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By WILLARD MacKMZIt
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CHATTER XXVII! -(Contlmied )
Mr. Wylls, in th« meanwhil«, eat writ
tng at bls d««k
Had bs co thought, at
that moment, of tb« dead man wb-> bad
through ao many years of his Ilf«. <mt
day by day at that tabla, th« man w!i.<>
morally, If nut legally, b* bad murdered'
No such ttexight» troubled hl» seered
ronactenro.
No at xu of »operotlti »> or
Imagination «titered Into th« compoeitlon
•f that sebamiog brain.
Had there been, would b« not have f«lt
tbs deadly prreetire that was at->ut blm?
Th« whits, ghastly fare, with gteaming
bl»ck «y««. that waa looking In t>|->n blui
through tbe half <>pso*d 4 ■ >r at hi» • •
There was a double door to tb« library ,
h waa In at tb« lunar gvren beiaed one
that »wung i»d»e|ee«ly Upm Its b ng •
that th« fare pen 1.
With her «yee filed Immovable on th'
•ns object, «he c I omw It behind b«r. tb--t>
adv»ore*, crouching Ilk« a tlr»r. towards
b«r prey
Her steps are noiseless the
•oft material of her drew mak'» no rue
tie; but It II did. th« uol«e of the »1«
■MiPa would drown It.
Hh« 1« behind ths cbjtr ; th** »h. r«l«e»
b«r right band, armed w<th the »h -rt.
thick Mick, and •triIt m him a heavy blow
With a groan he fall*
■pan the head
from hit chair, stuaned. yulk •• light
slag ■hv tak<* from her dreaa the two
sort)«, each provided with a running
House. one «b« «Bp« over his body and
fastens hie «rm« down to hl» aid««, with
th» other «he secure* bl* leg«. tb«n «be
pviia • gag In hl» m>>uth. Thia done, »h«
d»»h«« some water out of « cwrafs, that
stands upon *b« tabla. Into hl» fare, ra »• •
hia bead, prop« it up by means of rom«
big folio volume« from the «helve* takas
t chair, and. sitting opposite to blm. w.ct«
antll «6* «h«ll revive
At last hia «y«a open, and fall upon
the livid, vlndlctlvs face that fronts him
II* 4< mi not recogn'M her : hut there I.
Ile attirera, and
murder In her looks!
tries to rise, but he 1« helplae*
“I am much changed •In.-« laet we met.
Jam»» Wyll*. am I (>•>!?" *1» «ay», after
g'.oa’ing for
• >* I, ci ents over th» «g uy
of bla allent (error.
At that voire h« »ta-t* and aboddsrs
■ore violently ; be know« now that he is
doomed. If ever a prayer • In bl» h»«rt.
It is there now.
“Thi» meeting 1« an unexpected p|e*s
•re 1« It not? You hugged yourevlf with
lb« thought, doubtle«* that you were rid
•f m* I Ito you rememtxr tbe wor-l» I
•nre »p-k« to you. In your <>flto«? I told
you that If you played m« false. I would
bant you down. If you fl*d to th* further
■not axtremlty of the world, »nd kill you 1
I h«v« com« to keep my word 1" and »h*
drew th» long, glittering knife from h«r
b«lt. “I could have killed vou from be
bind, aom« mlnu'ea back, but I woald not
Lava you die igr-.urant of th« hand that
•truck ths blow, nor suddenly »nd untor
tur«d.
if I had you «way from thi»
pla<-* I would kill you Inch by Inch
There la not a torture th«t th* Itig'-nulty
•f cruelty could Invent, that I would not
Inflict upon you , and «v«n then. I rottid
not pay you back all that you have mad*
a,« ruffar! You trl--k'4 me well did you
not? Hut wb«n you gloated over your
rlaverneas. you forg’d to calculate th*
retribution! They laugh beat who laugh
Tbs laat laugh »hall 1» mln«,
kw !
evoked by your dying agon!*« 1”
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Mr«, Wylie awoke from her slumber
with a »tart a cry in her ear», and a
horror upon her soul. Hhe etarted up.
the wind w«a «till raging, tb* fire wa»
burned down to ««be*, and tbe candle all
but •Itlngulahed.
A feeling that »mv
thing had happened to her hu«han<l «ria
ed upon her. and. taking ip ibe flicker
tng candle, »he hurrle-l "Ut of th* room,
and. »[«Ita of her fear», ran trembling to
Ward« th« library
A« »he n»ar*d the «pot «he heard peal»
sf horrible laughter that curdled her
blood
She dared not proceed, but. al
mo«t dead with terror, ran «nd pulled the
rope that rang the alarm t>ell, and which
wu »Ituated not many yard» from th'
library door. Holding on to the rope,
■he pulled with «11 the frantic power of
terror, until the dang, clang reverberated
through th» Caatle. and w»» heard, even
above (be roar of the wind and the water
tn tbe village below making men »tart
from their bed», hurry on th»lr el «the»
»nd »peed towanb the t'a»tle, et[«e,'tlng
•very moment to ere Jet» if flam« »prior
ap from It. for what el«e but Are coaid
•end forth «u*h a «ummona!
A« two of the flahermen an op the foot
path through the woothh a aomething
ruehed paat them, with a >hriek of ma
nlae laughter. but It waa gone before
they could tell what It waa They pur
•ue<! th« re«t of their way with hl«n-
cheek» and trembling llmha, with the be
lief In their heart» that they had encotin
brred «n evlt »plrlt from the <>th»r world
It waa tn awful eight that awaited
them upon the floor of the library, upon
which the white faced, »hud'lering »er
vanta lo..ked down
A huddled me», of
blood »aturated clothe*, torn an rent ••
though by the talon« of « wild beaat,
•ontalning what bad one« been a human
form, but which waa now a »hape|e«a
max of battered fle»h and bona.
Eleonor«*» vengeance bad been wolf
Ilk» : but th» work of blood had rendered
h»r dellrion» and before her dreadful Uak
wa» accompllahd »he had become a raving
maniac.
All that night th« wind ragvd fiercely,
•nd down upon th« com ! th« mighty wat
era da»b«d and boomed aa though a bat
tery ware being fired beneath them
A
fiaberman who was out with th« first gray
dawn found, huddled among th« rock a a
woman'« body, that th« wav«» had caat
up during th« night. An hour afterwanl»
It waa born« to what bad jnce been John
Trevvthlck'a hut -now an empty ahrd
•nd laid th«r« until «uch time •• It could
be buried.
Twlca had th« ocnan rejected Eleooore
da Soiaeon», and, by • at range fatality,
that aama roof beneath which «be bad
lain for dead as a child where Arthur
Fnarh/ddya had plighted Ua troth to k«r
wa« thu» daetlaed to be th» last that
«houli cover ber upon «srth.
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Constance regained one cone!d*r*ble
portion of her fortune -that which Wylie
had inherited, and which Mr«. Wylie re
funded In her will, dying a month after
her hiM^iand.
The remainder, however.
had p»«*r<l «way to other Inheritor» Roth
the b-- ih in Harley »traet and Hillbor-
ougb ll«ll were amuug Coortance'» re
rovered poaSewiooa.
(T1APTEH XXIX.
It wa» a bappy family group that sat
round tb« blaiing fir» In tbs drawing
room of Hlllboreugh Hail toward» du»k
on tTrristma» »•». Mr. Gri«r»on uroo«*d
In an easy chair upon on« »ide. wbil«
Btafford, with hi« arm clasping bla wif«'»
waist, occupied the other.
“Why ara you «o tboightful tonight,
darling?" he aakvJ. proeaiug b«r towani«
bltn.
"I waa thinking of poor Arthur Fen-
rhyddyn," sb« an»w«r*d, thougMfully
"llow at range It ia that no tidings bare
1 wonder If
ever been received uf blm
b« 1« »till living?”
“I fear not," answered her husband "I
am «umetlme« almost Inclined to belle»«
that. drlv«n to destwlr, the poor fellow
laid violent hands upon hlmvelf,"
"(lb. do not «ay that, Edward; Il 1« too
dreadful to think of."
Just then a servant entered th« room to
annuiinc« that a gvntlvuiau desired to •*«
Mr Htaffonl.
"What name?”
”11« would not give It. «tr. 11« told m«
that I waa merely to s*y |hal be wa» an
old friend."
'Tell him I ennitot •*• any ow thi»
•vening. he Bloat call again.’’
“No. un, Edward ; do nut send «uch »
ineeuge.'* Interrupted t'on«tanre, rising
hastily. "Ton do not know who It may
be
Hhow tbe gentleman up. J»n>««; w*
will •*• him her».“
The door again opened, and an athletic
looking m«n. apparently of un» thirty
years of ag«, with a bronaed rompi*» i <> ii
• nd dark blu» ey**. entered th* room. Con
•lance turned away her eager fare, with
quit» a disappointed l<**k at (I* » gl.t of
him
"May I inquire to what I am Indebted
fnr the honor nf Ibis viali, and whom I
hare the pleasure of addre*»ing?” aaksd
Stafford, somewhat curtly, for he w»»
annoyed at being disturbed hy a strange
visitor at auch a coay tlm«.
'Then you h«v« forgotten me. Htaf
ford?" aaid a voire, wbre* accents were
still the same, however much tb« fare
and form were altered.
The nett instant H'afford bad a*lt*>l
on« hand and Constaure the other, and
I’ncle Rol-ert. »tartina out of hia dote,
looked on In amaiiement.
"My 4«*r Arthur, I» it Indeed you?"
waa the cry from both.
"Arthur! What' you don’t mean to
«ay It'« Arthur I'snrhyddyuT" cried the
old gentleman.
“Hut It I* Mr. Grierson." wa» th* »n-
■wer. with a warm grasp of the hand.
“Well, there l»n't a man upon the
fare of th« earth that I should be •» re-
Jnlced to «ee •• I am you." answered
t ncle Robert, .«rdlally ret iming the pre»
•ur«.
"I h»v« only just arrived In England;
you are the only friend» I baie here, and
I cam* to a** you first. How bappy and
coay you look !"
II« «Ighed «• he opoks.
Every eye
w»« filed upon him, with one thought
how cbangvd ! Vngulded by the voire, it
would have been lm|>o»«ihl« to have rei-
ogniaed in th» determined fare and »tai
wart figure before them the pale, nielan
choly looking, fragile
figured
Anhui
I'enrhyddyn of their mem.u-y,
“Ila»« yon not «ren any of the adv«r-
tlastnenta that har« for «o long a time
ba»n inserted in th« leading pap*r*
almost all nailon« for you?" Inquired
Stafford.
••Non«. Whv was I advertised for?"
Stafford then briefly related to him the
murder of Wylie, the death of hl» wif«,
• nd a will ah« had made In hia faror.
And Wylie, then, w»a murdered ' H»
waa a bad man. And waa It never aua
pected who did the de«!?“
"Never." anawered Stafford, quickly,
for he fancied that he detec*-d an anxioua
look in Arthur’a fare. “So, you a*e. you
hare not returned to England for noth
Ing. I'enrhyddyn 1« only waiting for It»
owner. Of course, you will at on re as
•ert you identity?"
H» p«iis*d for • moment, thoughtfully,
and then anwered, "Tsa. I »hall. It la a
duty I ow« to my father's memory ; but I
could never take up my reailenre In the
Castle. It has too many painful aa»>
Hatlona. Th« la»t of th« Penrhyddyna
will be the only on« who hsa ever desert
ed It« walla."
"I*o not say th« last." awld Conatanre.
gently. "I hope one day to see you ■•
happy in a wife aa I am tn a husband,
and with llttls children to lift th« gloom
off th« Sid twatl*.
“Yas will »ever •*• tbst day. Mr«,
Stafford." be »n»wvr»4. ïru«tu»ly.
"1
•liall ssvvr marry «gam."
Wbsn they wvrv alone, ha a«k«d Staf­
ford if be ku«w what bad beret»« of b«r.
I'he an»w*r w«s that uothiug bsd ever
brea iMwrd of ber fruta tb« tim« of bl»
«topsrture. H« did not «prob for moe«
tb«n an hour afterward«, bot lapaod iato
gloomy »i|en--o.
H» w»« suowwbst retirent In regard to
bis adventure« «inew his departure from
England, briefly Mating that. Immediately
after bi» father'» funeral he b»d started
for Auttrslla. wb«re hs bad m»d« a living
by bodily labor, ib»t b« bad gon« to tb«
digging« but bad met with but moderate
•u«-re»». "I fell that bard work wm tb«
■■oly way to restore tbs «quliihrium of my
brain.” b. said, "snd so 1 did it with •
wdl. Had It not breo for that I should
bare died long ago."
II« remained al tb« Hall uotll after tb«
N«w Y«sr. Tb«y found him mu*b chang­
ed In mind as woU as body. Tb«r« waa
but little loft of the genti», dreamy youth
whom they bad known, but in bis piare
was a stern and somewhat hard man. In­
clined to gloom in*«» and taciturnity. But,
■a tims wore on, «nd they knew him bst
tor, they di wo re red that this was only
the outward >-ru«t. and that a kind, genti»
bsart «till boat twueatb.
Toward» the end of January b* put tn
his claim for I'enrhyddyn, and. bis Ideo
t ty being beyond all doubt. It waa at
oore admitted.
"I d«i not belle»« I could «etti» down
lo th« monot <wy of aa English country
gentleman's Ilf«, after tb' busti« of th«
last »Is year»," be said, "breid«-«. amidat
th* iuro.'dl of London, or.« can always
shake off black thoughts when
they
cornai °
One day. In th* Ktrand, L» met Je­
rome. who was most rordia.ly rejoiced to
•ee him.
Fortune had re-ently smiled
upoo tke gay artist ; h« had had aererai
pictures hung upon tbe A «û.my wall*
which had fourni liber«) purchaser* and
be wa» rising Into tame.
In tbe cuurw uf conversation the nam«
of Faraona was mentioned, and Arthur
leaned that that gentleman, having bren
found out In a disgraceful betting trans
action at tbe last Iterby. bad carried him
A wagon brake which operate« no-
tvtuatleally ha. been recently patented
by a Mississippi mao. The ordinary ar­
rangement of attaching a foot lever be­
neath the driver ■ seat, connecting with
the brake. 1» entirely dispensed with.
I tie driver '• nut required to handle
tl*e brake In any way. the simple bait
Ing of the borw-« only bring Mx-raaary.
Aa shown In the Illustration. the brake
1» pivoted «u a« to come In contact
with the rim of the rear wheel. On
tbe ektrv e liter C1i>! "f the «baft» le
a verth-al pl vote.! lever, one end of
a bleb connect» with a rod extending
to the brake. The tipt«rr end of thia
lever 1» connect«! by a »trap or chain
Io the barnea» on the h»r«e A» «hown.
Pse ■ tostel ng Whew».
To stack wheat before threshing ao
that It will ba dry when that time
<x>tu«« la tba desire of evary farmer
who ralaea that cereal.
Mr. C. T-
I'rltchanl. of Randolph. Clay county.
Mo, ha» a »ystetn that be ba» aaed for
a getwratlon. and be never lust a hit of
wheat by dampness In tbe stack- He
has a great reputation In bls home for
this elsa» of work, and be spends a
large part of bls time In «bowing utb
er» bow to do IL
He gives a d*m r'.t>
tlon of bla method as follows:
To atack wheat or oats ao alack
will not take water. Cummeov the
•tack or rick any way you wish. Bat
when you bave tbe stack five or six
feet high. Just reverse tbe usual way
of stacking, and do It from tbe renter
to tbe outer edge. Instead of from ttw
outer edge to tbe renter
When you
l*gin at the renter to stark out. lay
two or throe bundles ao as to keep tbe
renter highest, with a guod slant to­
ward tbe outer edge. If at any time
tbe outer edge grta too high, stop be
fore you gn there, and gv back to the
renter and «««umenre again. It* sure to
keep tbe rentre hlgbvwt. with a good
slant to the outside.
•"Ill » way
Just »bout the «ame a»
one sb>*k on top
tbe other, only
more aiant to the baodles.
'There la no slip or alide. It la fast
and eway. and euro k«*|«a tbe stack dry
If you are stacking tbe usual way. and
tbe stack »Irould t*glu to »Hp. Ju»t g»
to tiw <-enter and work out. and
bow quickly you stop the sllmilng Mil
It up a little work from tbe center
part of tbs time. Try It"
Heney Would Prove That Glass
Bribed Others Than Boxton.
DEFENSE OBJECTS TO TESTIMONY
Changa of Plana Made N«ca»sary Bs-
bsuas of Silsncs of Vico Praa-
idsnt Zlmmar.
H m Frsnclaco, July 18.—The trial of
IxiuisGlas« for bribery rvached a cru­
cial »ta«e jrerterdny. wber« (be presovu-
lion mads ita Aral attempt to begin tbe
.lutr-l o t ■■(: I '!.«• '■ -tin ■ -ii,v - ( I" <>r
mote supervisors other than li- xton
that their vote» were bought by Theo­
dore V. Halar-y. acting under direction
of Vire I'resident Glars, of th* Pacific
States Telephone A Telegraph company,
fioch testiiraitiy is called "svidanew of
• itmier <?•■!*.•* a- I .1 » fti-u admit­
ted In criminal Urals for the |«ur|»*w
of sltowing corrupt intent on the part
uf a defendant in tl>e cotnnilealon of
ths oct for which hs is living tried.
Glass at the preoetit time i» living
trie«! for the bribery of BoxUm; the
pHweeutlou contend« that it has tiie
right io .«
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<>f ht» guilt contained In the pr<«>f of
hia having bril«<d other »ui«*rvi»or»,
like Boston, agnlnat the grunting of a
reer •< (fee «eerrnw llnwb.
rival franchiaa to thr Home Telephone
The »p«rrow hawk almost Invariably
.ompai y
The .*!i-n«- h-i I'-i* thi"
catcbea a flylug bird for tta meal, even • gl.t, n,.«n > ' tic gr
I tl..i•
1 io
•trlk'ng down blrda a« large aa the vtate i» not privllegi«! to [.rove other
wood pigeon, though usually going no crlmre in an effort lo establish the
higher than a black bird
It doe« not crime on trial.
exactly swoop like the larger hawk«,
The argument of this point, concedr'd
yet It mu«t have condition« of chaa* to lie of even more than its original ini-
of Ita own choosing That fk why the portancs, sinew the defection of beremd
email blrda uaually mob It with Impo Vice President Zimmer from the ranks
nlty when they are ntuneroua enough of tbe prtwvcutor'a witnesses, acrupied
to bewilder It Once, however, 1 «aw the la»t two hour» of the afternoon we-
tiqi of this lever la normally In a «t .arrow hawk that had been molest ■ion and was in progress at adjourn­
aiivamw of lira lever eu«l. <M«rk>u»ly <d for »»me minute« by a perfect cloud ment. The jury wa« excused at the
a pulling prewaure exerted by s back of green fine be* dart among them and commencement of ths argument and
was taken by Iwilif!» to a point near
ward movement of ttre horses In atop •ecure a victim.
The other day 1 had one of three the Temple Israel, later to lie returned
plug will fores i ! m > brake against ths
to its quarter» at the Fail mount hotel.
rear wheel Tbe driver In stopping hia blrda pointed out aa the one which, a
few
daya
earlier,
bad
come
close
to
borne» In
this
way
automatically
ATTEMPTS TO BRIBE JURORS.
the bouse toward ditak and raucht a
throw» on the brake.
bat on the wing That, however, la a
of Megl-luapffftloa I.aw.
Cudworth and Fi»h Testify Against
very unuaual meal. London News,
In an address delivered before tbs
Friends of Schmi'x.
The ras ■
the < hleh.
New York Mtate Breeders’ Asux-latlon.
San Flkncigoo, Juljr 18 —Chargwt
That Immutable law of physics that that efforts were made to bril«« two
at Hyrac-uae, G. I* McCabe, of tbs
t'nlted Kt*t.-* Department of Agricul­ matter cannot >*■ ennlblUtcv!, or. vice members of tbe jurjr which tried sad
ture, diacusaed th«- prluctpal prvvlalou» reran, created out of notblug. «j>|*nr» ronvictrd Majror Bchnntr <«n the charge
of the I'lilted Mate« meat-lnspecthMl to hare mm doubter« even In thia day <>f extortion, were laid lie fore the grand
law. ttie manner In which the provi- of general education. The old query, jury yeeterday at a special session. The
alone are enforce»!, and tiw tiearlng of which weigh« the tnoat. the eg< or the jurymen involved in the chargea are
the law ut«>n tbe production and hau chicken that la hatched from the egg, 1« Royal W. Cudworth anil Charlen I).
• tery good example of thia lack of Gish, both of whom gave their testi-
dllng of meat*
•elf and hl» talent» over to tb« ( untlnvut
“To «coure the li«mt results, the faith. Tc nettle ttie matter for the tnony.
tor tbe benefit of foreign nation*
Mr. Cud worth and hie wife both told
heredera and f<«der» of every State in hundredth time, experiment« were re­
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tbe I nion should take up vigorously cently undertaken at one of the agri­ th»- grwtid jury of the efforts that luid
It wa« th« firet of March A gl-trion«
cultural atatlona engaged In poultry been made to communicate with hitn
frreh. mild morning, the sky a bright, the qucstlou of the «-it«-na‘.ao of mar­
•tudlea
It wag found that a fertile while be waa locked up at tbe St. Fran­
kets
and
abould
ba<
k
the
Iteparttnent
douillaaa, «unny blue, th* era a mirror In
Mt.
egg
during
the procewi of Incubation cis hotel with hia fellow juror*.
whb-h was rvfle<t«d another Ixavett. At of Agriculture In an Insistaod demand
Gish gare testimony showing efforts
vigilant, lost a little over 20 |—r cent In weight,
the window of the western turret of for an absolutely efficient,
had been made to reach him while the
1‘enrhyddyn Caatle, where we firet «aw fair and square meat Inspection
• while the chick batched from aueb an case was on trial.
<-gg
weigh«!
30
per
cent
leas
than
him a« a boy, alttren year« «go, sat • • If a due H-gard t* bad for clean
the
The grand jury al«o heapl the evi­
Arthur I'enrhyddyn, gaalng thoughtfully litte«* deceocy sud btfoesty In the pre- egg before Incubation. A aterlle
deuce of 1». Capelli, a taamster in tile
u[««n th« lan<l»ca|*.
Rut bi« thought«
receiving
Mmllar
treatment
foot
nut
tmratlon and marketing of our meat
employ of Mr. Cu-lwrorth, and of F.
were not with the object« before him.
pnMluct* tbe l'ulte«l States will ron- quite 10 per ceut In weight.
Owing*, ah —• rtoij «a* ■ rr ■ -ej
hut with the dark, melancholy paat, with
The gtand jury took the matter under
th« shadow« of tbe grave. 11« bad In bls • tlnue to lead ttie world In tile Uva-
TB« < «r«u* Aval«.
ad virement
hand a miniature of Eleonore, and his «tuck and meat trade."
rhe original tree of tba Caraon apple
Henry T. Routt, ptesident of the Pa­
eye« w«re dim with tear«.
1!« knows
waa obtained from an apple setnlllng cific Blates Telephone cuin|«any, who 1»
« 0.1 nt llawllea < ropa.
nothing of the strange retributive dlaeare
(bat bad disfigured her. nothing of her
The bureau of «tatlatlca recently •ent nursery In Ohio, owned by a family aroused by Assistant Diatiict Attorney
named Caraon. Ita Heney of seeking to mi»l««d the prose­
laat awful crime; nothing of h»r death. out a »pe. lal Inquiry circular to aecer-
Through the »oftening hat* of tlm« she tain the cwt of hauling farm cnvpe to
excellent rorord for cution in regard to the w hereabout■ of
appear« tn him. craving forgiven*«« for
product Irene«», T. V. iiaiiuy and of being instrumental
■hl|>plng i«ointa. and the compiled re- I
(he uke of love. I >eep down In th« re-
beauty and quality in preventing E. J. Zimmet, vice presi­
•ult» representing replle» from nearly
■•• • of hi» heart Ungers th« passion of
In northern Ohio dent of the company, from testifying in
2,(100
counties
In
different
l«art»
of
tbe
hl» youth, and no woman has ev«r yet
for half a century the Gia»« res«-, was called before ths
t'nlted
State«
ludlcate
that
tl»e
quan
­
•uperw-ded the Image of the beautiful
meter« It worthy
tity of farm produce annually hauled
creature to »horn he firet gar* hi« lov*.
o f expert men tai
Will It ever be otherwise! Will th« amount« to 4O.OUU.000 tons The coat
Smalt Osniaa Friction Talk.
planting
through
portals of hi» heart ever open lo th« pure, of battling the «»me 1« vwtlinated at ap­
Oakland,
Cal., July 18.—After a
tbe
lake
region
and
tbe
New
En
ennobling affection of a tru« woman? Or proximately IS3.000.000, which 1» an
1» the an -lent rare of I'enrhyddyn Indeed average of b’« cruta [>er hundred gland State* both for tbe borne or­ meeting of the telcgraphi rs in Hansel
liall, West Oakland, today, President
"I toomed" to »xtlnction? Ibvep In the
chard and a« a rommerctal variety.
f
weight
bosom df (he future lie. that problem,
In rommetMllng thi« variety William Small gate out the following statement:
In general, tbs hauling cost 1» to s
which no mortal prescience can fore
"I ex|iect to leave Oakland will«in
large extent drqiendent u|«tn tbe value A Taylor, bureau of plant Industry,
abadow.
the next 48 hour« for Chicago, where I
give«
tba
following
description:
Form
uf tbe article« hauled, tbe more valu­
(Tita Eisa.)
will hold a conference with prominent
•uoyetlmea
able products taken to market oftcuer oblate,
leader« on next Tues.lay, and recom­
«lightly
conical
;
and In «nailer kiada. and therefore at
Kw «Itoti«» m.
mend that our exeiutive I "««rd meet In
•lie
large;
surface
“Don't you believe In evolutionT* ask a greater coat. Corn, wheat hay and
that city on tliat day.
The »trike in
potatoes are hauled at from 7 to 1» smooth, with occa
rd tbe scientific man.
Han Ftanciaco and t*akland will contin­
atonal
russet
knob«
"Certainly." answered Ml«» Cayenne rent» par ion pounds; tobacco and bogs I
ue. The fact "I the matter ir there are
“No change that centuries bring about at 10 rent» |>er 100 (»mud»; rot tun. irt and patches; color
not enough telegrapher« to fill the po-
pale yellow. wash
In natural history can I* more remark- rent», aud wool. 44 rent»
■Itions, and there is tiu worry about
«1 splashed
and
able than that which a woman under
strikebreaker»."
narrowly •trii'ed with bright crimson;
Diaraae In Manar».
goes In a •ingle day aa alta progresse»
Manure be»[>a are re«{«>nslble
for dots rattier large. con«i>l<-uou« and pro
from curl l«a[xre to evening guaro."—
Hacount Bul I» Uphold.
many dl«en«r« that apjHuir on farm«. (ruling; cavity medium, regular, deep
Waalilngton Star.
New Yoik, July 18.—Justice Ingta-
Even the well water may become ran- ruwoted; stem of medium length and ham today announced that the court
What IMS He Meant
laminated. though the heap may be rather «lender; basin very large, deep, ha>i unanlint.nsly decided that the law
lav-tor Tott muil l«e very rarvful. »«me dlstsncs from It Typhoid fever abrupt furrowed and anmetlmew rus
which provide« for a recount of the
With ht-r throat trouble your wife will and diphtheria have appeared In fam- «eted . calyx segments converging, eye
ballot» ca»t in the last mayoralty elec­
not be able to »)><-«k above a whisper |lllee living a mile or more from neigh- large, closed; skin thin, tough, flesh
tion in New York city, iaconititiitional.
fur two or three week a.
¡tor», and where It was «iqmrently Im yellowish, with satiny luster when In view of tbe action yeitrtday of the
Huaband- Ob. doctor, la there any [■«ealble for the famlllce tn be attack- fresh cut; texture fine, tender. Juicy; apfiellate divlaion in Brooklyn In decid­
poaalblllty of her dlacaae
becoming
A French sclentl«t. who Inveotlgat-! core «mall, broad, oval, clasping, near­ ing that William It llenrat Í» entitled
• hrunlc? Trenal»ted for Transatlantic
diapeare on farma In Frnnre. found ly closed; «red« few. plump, medium to a recount under thi» law, Justice In-
!'«!*• from II Motto |>er lllders.
that there waa wvme relation betw-ren •brown; flavor «ubsr-M. pleasant: quail graliam »tatrd (list It had lieen decided
»ctjr good.
Reason November to to let the caes go to the Court of Ap­
manure
heap« and epidemics of dlph- '
taUhlag Scrtoaa.
•
m OLIv* Tire vigorous peals iur fids! ilecisiun. Toe c
''Then there'« another thing. Ml«« 'iberls Ktattet!. « in s ••(la -1 and I'nie-
• nd upright In habit very productive not lie reached l>efore ik-tol>cr.
Hayho. Ton know what wa« that cu I »la »how that tto rate of mortality
(from diphtheria le higher In rural die-
rioua nolae?"
Gulf Steamer Take» Fire.
The Cww • ■ ■ Maehls*.
"It wa» only the dork. It always trlcta. It 1» »uggv»ted that all man-ire
Savannah, Ga . July 18.—The «team­
Aa an llluatratlon of the efficiency of
abould
be
kept
In
cloned
locations,
liar.
make« a sound like that when the cal­
a good cow. aa a machine for the man ship Allegheny, from Philadelphia, >a
endar hand moves to the next figure. Ing cement sides and bottoms.
All paaarngera
ufacture of milk and batter from graln. burning of! Tylee.
What were you about to any. Mr. Lin-
H ohm I ji «»■
thè record I» gi»en of a Holafein c»w were tran»!erred to the government
gvrlung y
The
In arvtne parts of Germany, where at lite age of 3 yeara. whlch. durlng one dredge and biought to Savannah.
In K»»ww.
the cwiunon Eunqwan beetle, known a« year prodttced milk amountlng to 18,- Allegheny is a .Merchant« A Mariners
Stranger How'« corni
Melolontha vulgsrua or
rockcbafar, ’>73 pounda. or over nlne tona of milk liner, and left Savannah thia aftermon
The tire occurred at
Kanaan farmer Say. the ear» have occur« In great number», and la a con
-onfalnlng fl2O [munita of batter Tt»e fot Philadelphia,
In tbe _______
larvae net proflt figlimi in matntalntng «uch 10 o'clock tonight, two mile» of! the
grown ao high above the ground that ■Iderable i*st. «■atwclally
.
________
they have to use trumpet» to bear'state, the school children are paid a a cow I» «tatrd to he about flirt per Tyhee ialand. All of her 31 paeeengera
and her new were saved, but the »hip,
bounty for thè Collectlon of tbews In- annum.
what« going on. Mew York Sun.
her cargo and all baggage is a loos.
aects, and enornuma qirantltlea of tbarn
RlHitlVt 1 harlfkkhl» Worte.
Pewehea a«S Flaw»».
bave been gotte« together In nome local-
The peach will not thrive on low
It la stated that the dlatrlbutton of ltlea In thle rnanner. It la now pro-
Halasy Plsads Not Ouiltv.
IXI.23R among the unemployed of Ixm- poaed to flnd a commercial use for tbeae groumL but prefer» an elevated situs
Ban Francisco, July 18.—T. V.
I
dun wag done at an expenae of >74.TOO. twrtlea. «neh aa thè tnannfarture of tkm alwaya: plum« prefer a »tiff, damp •ey today, in Judgs Dunna's court,
fertlllaer. aa a foodatuff. and In thè ■oil to a light one. Therefore, plant plsadvd not guilty lo fen indict met, ta
We ought tn lead our child to the
preparatlon of alle gres«** for all of st« k» are often uaed for an orchard charging bribery of supervisor» as ths
right path, not by aevertty, bat fey par- whtcb purpoera tbey have been uaed to of jwacbe« where tbe latter are to ba agent of tha. Pacific fitotea Telephona
Miaaluu. Menander.
iilauted in low grouud.
company
•urne extcnt In thè paat
I