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■ta. y waa bruited about, and the attee-
>s priai.iu n-wl it » art. clever very,
and sv loraed their opinions practically.
Ths picture of that dialing-.itshed ra-s
fiora» may be seen in th* dining room at
k!»nner»!ey, and Prartnan often contem
pla're It. and soliloqui tea as ho does so.
"Tea you .-oat me (lo.isei hard cash, and
the prvitieet <trl In England but y ou
ths Guineas and ths la-rby yoa
• Her It
v stuily utontrlptoaw han(» •
print of that mtn« celebrity. I*»»p In hta
l«p«rs In ths evening, ».xuettm»«. wh»n
work Is so plentiful that it beeoroee hard
to (ra;ple with, Mamie will glide softly
In. and my "«'.■me, Urea; tea is In. I ssm
and drink Coriander's health the dear
old hors« that gave t.a to each other And
ha yields Io the voi.w of ths charmer,
and. to the benefit of his health. sn).>yB
a sturdy Ihtto hoy of some three years
ol.l or so, who. having been onra taken by
hie mother Into Court, has determined on
b«ln< a Ju-I«» alitumt Immediately.
It 1» a »-l-mii i.-nqHe-t between Mau-le
and Mr. Faarmait that when anything
happens to t'oriander who. having mie h
dlsllngulahed himself, he» now retire.1 Into
domestic bfe one of hl» illustrious feet
is to be placed at her disposal.
Th» squire la still muddling on. but,
■ hanks to an ocva»iofiai look up I fro in
Grsuvllie, and a change of bailiffs, con
tinue« to about mnk» I--th ends meet. As
for Mrs ik»nl»-m, with her temperament,
rannot you fancy th» delight she has In
a visit to or from her darling daughter,
and with a roup!» of grsn-l -hildrsu la p--t
and spoil?
(The End.)
HAWLEY SMART
EVENTS OF THE DAÏ
Newsy Items Gathered from AH
Parts of the World.
PREPARED »OR THE BUSÏ KADER
CHINESE PHETtNDtH KILLED
Pekin, July 13. A remarkable story
of the tragic fat« of a youthful pre-
tender to the Dragon throne and a I
large number of his followers comes
through missionary channels from dis
Dense Fog Is flamed for Acct
dent on Superior.
tinder the influence of Taoist priests
FOURTEEN Ü0 DOWN WITH BOAT
viction that he himself waa a d< scend Vessel kl ki io Swiftly
Members of
esting Happenings from Points
CHAPTER XXII!
Colt; Fauxpas" »lien, sharp and ahrlll
Crew Hava No Tims to Don
hl« ton, aged 12 years, the rightful
Tbs rises» b««ih is rrx»wd«d • ay. over aa a clarion above ths Itabel, cams Nam
Outside the State.
Life Preservers.
»rowded. Tbs carriages stand four or 8v» • I’narman'e cry of “«'.-rlan-ler wins f r a
occupant of the throne.
4*«p next the rupas. In a narrisgs very ’ monkey !" Coriander wlna. Coriander
He rallied the clansmen and his
ri-ws to the rurds are Harald Drnlaon. In a walk, and th« black and whli« hoops
Floasls aroun.1 Kansas City have de neighbor t > the number of upward of
Maude and Grenillt« Ros«- ur rather. I I slide past tha Judge's ehair a clever length
Sault Ste. Marie, .Mich., July 13.—
2,000 men, variously armed with old 1
layvd mails.
should say, were, in*m.u<-h ao they bad I In (rant.
Three minute# after it.« atc.-l steamers
gut
«,
bow«
and
spears,
With
t
e
pre-
'
arrived rh«r« together; but though I Mid
Granville draws a big breath, "ts It
Trouble in Kansas may tie up 3B coal tender at thtir bead, thia insurgent ¡»nac M. Sc- tt and John B. Cowie had
son bad for soms years . s«< h»w«d the i true?“- and be glares anxiously at the
min««, and thro« Di,not) man out
army marched upon Yunnan Fu, the collided in Lake Superior early today,
greensward and its fatal seductions, of telegraidi board. From where be is It to
A tornado near Danville, III., did provincial capital, preaching an anti atx ut a mile ai d a half off WhitefiUh
raura« there w«r« numerous old friend» i imposaibl« to tel! for certain, though he
I'oii t lighthouse, th Cowie had gone
Manchu cruaiide.
whom he had known well in the days that thinks the favorite w.ro
Hurrah! rp
considerable damage to property.
Near Yunnan Fu a detachment of to the bottom in 50 fathon a of water,
the x|y blue and silver braid was proml I go«« tbs mystic 7 that represent» ( ’<»ri
The chanca« of Thaw being free !
Inant al most large rara meetings
Hs ' antler on the rar<la; and. with a ylL
the viceroy'a modern tri ops overtook, carrying with her 14 members of her
I rum the insane asylum now scam good attacked anti routed the insurg-nia. cr< w.
had naturally drawn ng to chat over old I Grenville »ends his bat Into the air. Even
time« with aoni« nt 'hem, and left Maud« ’ aa he does so, be feels that Mau<le leans
1 he Scott, although badly damag'd
I'ersian re els have entered Telaran Several hundred of them are reported i
In chant« of her music.
wondrous heavy on bls »ts-ulder . be turn»
All the m« mbers al»-ut tin- bow a, put back to thia port,
•nd there has been much fighting tn kill'd and wounded.
Th« girl was in a state of the grratrst just tn time to bear a low gurgling sound,
of the Chu family were promptly where al e arrived thia afternoon with
the atrveta.
excitement. Rhe had never before seen a and rati'ii bls cousin tn his arms
Khe
part of th« cr»w of the Cowie.
A
slaughtered by the viceroy's orders.
An explosion on the cruiser North
race of any kind
It waa a bright day. baa fainted
11» lays her back in the
The youthful claimant, whoa* head h< avy fog waa res|».rouble for the col
Carolina killed Ensign
Aiken ami
but not warm, except in the July meeting carriage, end »ends one of ths Innumer-
w as ao lately adorned by the halo of the lision.
blinded snotha-r man.
It never !• on New market **-eth. Thanks i abls lads that Infest a race course in hot
Son of Heaven, was aft r his execu
iti« Scott, a new 1» at on her maiden
to her father s experieoea, Maud» was pursuit of water. Mrauwhlls he. la bls
Taft and cmgrvss leaders have tion, being paraded through the prov trip to the head of the lakes, had just
heavily shawlni sir! tb«-refor« comfort Ignucaii.-« and roufualou, lathes bar tem
' agreed to reduce the c<>r|«>ration tax ince in a cage a« an exhibit and warn pans d ti <• light ut Whittiah Doll t. Slid
Î1IAZF. 1,H<X> FEET HIGH.
able. In me last few minute« R..»e bad ple« with sherry from a big flask II has
from 2 pur rent to I p»r cent.
ing to all questioners of authority in straightened out her course up the
eonlMe.! t; her what a big stake hr stood the desired effect, as if It were a more sci- «t>o»e It as « >Uun,M of Smoke v *-
lake, when ahe suddenly a iw the Cowie
Mar.chu.
t* win on Coriander, "Tbongh, Maude, •ntlflc, or, at «11 «vents, more generally
A
cloudburst
at
Orixaba.
Mexico,
eendeal to • llrlolif of »,««>«» Feet.
loom up through th- f. g, broadside on
recollect, I shan't be a peuny the worse recognlwd remr.lv, and ere the myrtuiikm
drowneai
100
natives.
The
property
history
It
The greatest oil tire In
and only a few feet away.
returns with water, Maude has .-»me to
It h» lose» “
TWO-CENT
FARE
COSTLY.
loM
will
reach
(5<>0,000.
stqq»wa«l to have I*»-» Gu Are which
The Cowie was down tu-urd with
“Oh, Gran, how can you vtnnd etili? her self with a choking oot> or two.
Castro has renounced all clains to
6,out) toi a of Iron in the hold
For 16
"Oh. Grew, I didn't I don't I shall by a conaervatlve ralliuate dnatroyatt
I can tiardly. xx It I a thou «à It »• you
Hoads
Loss
Heavily
Because
of
Re-
be well lu a minuta.“ And after drinking, mora than .*>. issm »»> bnrrcls <>f oil last th« presidency of Venexuela, but wai ts
who are to win. ami not me."
fe. t the bow of the Scott | h netrated
duction in Charges
“My darling, you are as much lntrre«t first a little sherry, and th«n a little year In the Han Geronimo held near to return home so that he may die on
the side of the Cowie. Tone of water
native soil.
ed aa 1 am. I never did l>et tiefore: I water, Maude. with rasher pa!» cheeks, Tampico, Mexico.
Chicago. July 13. Th« claim of Illi rushed into the great opening and in
never shall again t'an’t you gue«« why began to womlrr how shr could have been
The oil stratum waa struck at a
A French woman lain America<>ff*-r nois railroads that the 2-cent rate, three minutes th« Cowl« had Battled,
1 bars this tiro»?"
so foolish.
Immediately after the collision a Im«
depth of I.Mft fWt In a ali Inch (Kwl ing to tell one of hvr 29 titles.
She while stimulating travel to a marked
"I think ao,” she replied, as h»r fare
"I got so excited about It Gren; I
well. Th« torrent <<f oil burat forth aayu sh*< nreals the money and has b<-»n degree, had reduced the revenues of was thrown from the deck >»f the Scott
flushed. "It’s for me, la It not?"
couldn't help It. You shouldn't have told
row's from passenger traffic almost to to the forward deck of the Cowie, and
and « i•< qut-’k
f.. .-.o.«I to a Now offer ’I 1500,000, but wants a million
•
"Tso, Maude; it Coriander wine. I can
the ruination point, is borne out by a thr. • member« of th« crew eeca|M-d to
out of gns which opened a big «>rlfl<'«
claim you from your father at onre; If Bssldrs, I never saw a rare before."
Heat in Texas ia causing much suf comprehensive investigation by the tin -I. ■ k of th. u, t --iii.-I I...at by thia,
In
the
cnrtti'a
surface,
swallowing
iq>
while
1
"Never
mind,
you
ar«
all
right
now.
he don't well, you will wall
fering.
means.
Santa Fe road.
We’ll go home a» »»>n as we i an catch the derrl< k and w hole drilling outfit,
work, won’t you?" ■
The rest of the crew who were saved
The Illinois railroad commission in
Two arrests have been made in Chi
"Yon know I will. I'm yours whenever your father ; there's nothing else to see - Including tike engine anal boiler. Tha
sists the law has been beneficial to the empt d from the an king steamer into
you come for me," Whispered the girl; not for ua. at Imiet, darling. I've won gns niul oil wa-rr Ignlta-al from the tire cago for bomb throwing.
roads. The latter say they have been the lake, Bonn- without life preservers,
“and aa long as we may writ«, I shall you nfw, Maude!”
under tha- boiler and the great fire was
W. D. Conner will try to secure La
compelled tn employ much additional an ! were picked up by the Scott.
"No." «aid the girl, with a smile, and
never-------” and »he paused.
In thia manner atiirtiul.
Fuletta'a seat in th« senate.
e luipment and more help to handle the
"What?" Inquired her-cousin.
a slight pressure of her littl« hand; “you
Jt paarraeaf for sixty two atays
The
“Don’t ask me>—v««L BSTSr be aa an did ilmi beiore. Bui where's your hail“
immigration officials arc at rd i'aso, incrrascii t avel, which did not, by a
aiUHM ALONG MISSISSIPPI.
"I dotk’t know," mid Grenville, looking vortex or crater through which th« oil Tex., inquiring into Chinese smuggling. large sum, compcraate them for the
happy aa I have been."
Granville pressed the little ham! that very confused. "I threw it up in the |M>ure<l was gradually vtilargaxi until It
extra expense.
Waves Wsxh Over Levees, Inundate
Mr*. Theodore Rocwevelt and three
A rim of
rested in hl«, but as.d nothing. In which air when the hores won and than y»u was n. -re Ilian .'■<•> feet w l<l.
The Santa Fe worked und«r the
Farms and Drive Off Families.
he showed gr<rrt discretion. In love-tnak faintoL Bad I never thought of It *4*1». roa-ks and earth was formed around Its children are at Naples, on their way to operation of a similar law in Kansas,
Rome.
Ing, silence Is often more «fleet I re than Looks awkward, don't It?"
St. l-ouls, July 13.
A cyclonic w nd
outer calge rem>iiiblliig a volcano's >-ra-
WkUfU a careful record was kept for
"tkh." laugiied Maado, "I'm ao gla<i. ter A'-aordlng to th« Technics! World
conversation.
E. E. Calvin, the Southern Pacific the first year. The Santa Fe carried struck St Ixiuia and suburbs at noon
It it th« noise of th« borating cork Is Why, you were aa bad as m». I think
Telegraph and tel. phone wires
the blase extendas! to a height of from officer, ia not yet out of danger, but is 664,000 niore passengers than it did today.
h .»<i*l tn Jarvis* th« .ring 'la deserted ««.bad better go home, Gren ; we are not
were blown down. In St Ixiuia c< unty
doing well.
the
year
previously
under
the
3
cent
t.|l«>
to
I.*«»»
feet
anal
tha-
column
alf
Flys and horsemen tear across to where fit to go racing
We haven't the r«w|ul*
Bryan says the time ia at hand for l“Wl M-anwhile revenues from paa- trees wars uprooted. Several persona
the irorda, placed In funnel'shape. Indicate alt« control of our feelings, and rimi« black aunake ro«e al«oe it to a bright
»'«‘fl*’
l»’”
I*God du- wi re Injured.
of lltaollt 9,(M)0 fa-a-t.
tin taap of th* all states to act in th« ratifleatmn of
th« finest of the llowley miles. Every ■how» of ourseliee ”
í •ÍO’’ 4MWI
The heaviest storm was at Alton,
cressed
»297,000.
wore»
smoke
ra-wti-.l
a
great
whlla-
a-lo-.td
of
Is
anxious
to
ere
the
result
of
the
Rut
though
the
hot.
a
little
the
one
tn* income tai.
III.,
where the excursion steamer Alton
Railway
men
say
thia
does
not
begin
flrst (rest three year-old race of the sea for Its aerial »1 cure km. »aa apeedily re vaga>r which was i-stlmata-sl to extern!
A lie trait woman has confessed mif- to fall the real lose, which ia to be was buffeted by the wind. Finding
I: .raes ‘-rei: » - i turned by sonui Ja ka! of tM heath, liar skyward to au additional height of
aoa. ■ ’arcfullv Uu
Í dee.is in order to save her hueband found in the great expense for equip that his boat could not make headway
tlnirad In 'he Bird age and «!*•»!>.•<» old Iienleon waa not so eaally rotu» at, 7.1»»' fa-ef.
Tiw blns* could bo seen
from the gallows.
and the scattered ring, from the foot of and the coualns were perforce doomed to
ment and additional employee, the re toward the r>gul r wharf, the captain
IMMt miles
the Jock«y Club stand and from amidst see the -lay out. Though I doubt whether
vision of schrdulea and wear ami tear headed it across the river in an at
re|M>rt
ia
Canadian
ofllciala
say
th«
oil
Are
was
extinguished
Tin- gra-at
tempt to effect a lording on the Mis
the carriages, still shriek forth spasmodic they ever saw another race, they bore
false that the bars ar« to be let down of pro|>erty due to more constant use.
souri aide
The boat was t*s<ed back
offers sgalnst outsiders.
Grenrille has tbemsehes resigns»!!/, and I fancy pasa«d by means of all centrifugai pumi«
to Chinese immigration.
to midstream, which threw the puasen-
never loft hla cousin's aid«. As he has a tolerably pleasant two hours. A gentle whli-ti were kept mmataiitly busy for
Flood conditions along the Mi-eouri
already said, th» turf was a great mys man on a neat hack, after a moment's twaa wa»-ka throwing iiiud ami water
RIOTING IN BOLIVIA
gera Into a panic.
The txiat waa
tery to him. All ha kt>«ws and thia Is hesitation, pulle.1 cp at th--r rem»«« Into the a-rati-r. ll< >vy dis-liarg.-s of and Kansas rivers have improved but
jammsd broa 'aide it to the pier of a
derived from Ihdlleon- -ia, that Coriander Lifting lil* hat to Maud», he nodded cheer itjmamlta- around the rim of the oriticu little ami much apprehenson ia felt.
Mobs at La Par Engage In Pillaging drawbridge, where the wind held ths
Is flrst favorite, and that Fauxpas and ily to Roee, and leaning over, murmured
vessel firmly until th« passengers were
also al<la»l In the rxtiugulahing work.
and Looting
M.
Sakao,
president
of
the
Japanese
The Selnt are each backet! f«r a great
“No end of rongmtulation. I'm very
taken off
Shortly after tin- flama-a were put out sugar company,
committed
auicide
dral of money, and that the Ughtning well satisfied; but. Greu, you have played
La Pug, Bolivia, July 13. La I’ax
Laahed by th« wind, th« wavea
the oil burst forth again In greater vol when convicted of grafting by th« gov
Colt Is a dangerous outsider.
for high «takes, and I suppoa« I may say
ia given over tonight to riot. Th« daahmi over the levee protecting Ven
"Now. Maude stand up on the
have won them. Adieu!" And with an ume than ever am! Its output was estl- ernment.
people swarmed into the streets and ice, 111 , from the Mississippi river.
Ara the glasses right? Try.”
other glance and raising ot his hat to mated at l.'aiissi barrals a day. It has
Th« Austro-Hungarian union is again
Tei, thousand acres of farm land were
laea-n a atllll’-ult pra-tala-m to rar« f<>r th«
Maude, he cantered off
did
much damage. The electric light
"Quito; I ran •«« l>eautifully."
menacetl.
inundated and 150 families were forced
bar*
"Very well; now repeat »hat I
aall. 1 lie Ma-xla nn gaara-mmetit sent asnr-
"Who was that?" she inquired.
wires were cut and pillaging waa t><- to flee for their lives.
Hundreds of new rases of cholera
taught yoa. What ar« the rolora?"
**IMlison, wbo did all my ettnig for rral liundr'-a! aoldla-rs to the semi« to
gun on all aides. Shots were heard in
Th« wind attained a velocity of 38
"Coriander, black and white hoops
me ”
aselat th<* owners <af th« wa<|| In build ar« appearing daily in St. Petersburg.
every direction. The situation for for miles an hi ur and telephone messages
Fa’itpas. green and white braid;
Th»
"And did he know?"
ing earthen reservoir« for lemiairary
Prince M iguel, eon of the Portuguese eigners, especially Peruvian and Ar state that t was heavier north.
Faint. ch»rry end blavh rap; and ami.
"lie know what that £.*.’»•? mrant to
storage of the product. Ttir ”11 over- pretender, ia to marry an American
gentine residents, tn extremely serious.
oh. dear. I forget that Ughtning thing" me. He'a right. Maud«. 1 have l>»en play-
“Maurino blue;
don't forget again. HIX high stakes, and to tliink that I fl<awa«1 tln-sa’ reservoir» and large quail- woman.
The guards protecting th« Peruvian
IWO BANKS UNITE: TODAY.
till«-« <•«. a;»-.| Into th*. Hun Geronimo
I>o you see.those two Iroshe«? Aa soon should win ail.”
English suffragettes have succeeded and Argentine legations were suddenly
River
and
I-nke
Tumlahua.
as we hear they are off. bring your glasses
.Mr. l>»nlM>ii turn».! up In ths n >t Job!
in reaching Premier Asquith with their withdrawn laat evening for aome un- Roberts to Bs Head of Third Larg
to boar on th.iee. Walt till you cateti lant Bpirita. He had had a delightful day,
j known reason.
When thia tiecame
petition.
est in Chicago
tha horses In their field, end then follow and won a hundred and odd pounds, he
I rarn <« I •• ths Telephun«.
' known, street mobs renewed their at
Chicago,
July
13. Under th« terma
Ambassador
Reid
has
given
a
dinner
them till you don't want glass«« "
told them. "Iton't think I am going on
“Only about one ¡«■nmti In every ten
tacks. 8-nor Foresee and hta wife
"Yra. Gren: but my hand »bake« an. with It, Grenville, but aa I had cum« to knows how to properly use I lie tele and dance to the king and queen of had a narrow escape. They made their of an agreement reei he i today by the
judtc al committee representing the
1 wish you hadn't told m« about all tha' see Th« Guineaa* run for once more. phone,'* said a district manager of ona England.
i way out of the legation and ran right
two b«nka, th« Commercial National
money If Coriandor w Ina.
I determine.! to risk my pony 0» It- and
of the liM-al companies. "Yea, sir. I'll
Bolivians have mobbed the Argen blocks, finally ««eking protection in
hacked the hors« that had already tieen
bank, i t Chicago, tomorrow will ab
don’t they start? What
tine legation at I» Pax, because of an the horn« of the president of Bolivia
stand
by
my
gttna
on
that
assertion;
such a good friend to me; and aa that waa
Ing for?"
sorb the Bankers* Nath nal. George
adverse arbitration ruling.
Manifestations have be«n numerous
Ah. me! Ferae are a study, the five auccemful I Invested two or three more and I think I can prove my point. Nine
E Roberts, president of the C mmer-
1 in public places, snd at a meeting held
______
minutes before the flag falls for a great tan-pound note« on th« strength of my out of every teu persons talk entirely
There ia an immense building in
•ial National, will continue as presi
Saturday
a
portrait
of
Figora
Alcorta,
race
They crease in Chicago. At the present rate
ra<* Ths teeth will go through tbs lip. first win, ao Hist my gains mounted up. too total over the telephone.
dent of the m>rg>d inatitutiona. and
or ths mouth will twitch, and the hand my sale, tiona having provwl auccemful.”
actually shout and make so much noise 19<)9 will show a gain of 60 |«-r cent president of Argentina, waa held .town ixlward S. Ijiee-, president of th«
ward on a pole and atoned to piccea.
that hohls the race glass will shake a little
Within twenty four hours Grenville that they drown out nil semblance of over 190ft.
Bankers' National, will Mecead Robert
on these occasions when ths poaseesors R.iae he I ! id a long r.nfabulati-m wi’li clea rneaa.
It ia reported here that considerable
Then they can't hear, and
A vigilance committee at lx» Ange excitement prevails at Lima and Buo T. Lincoln as cha rman of the board of
are Involved in high Makes on th« result. hla uncle, and au<veedcd In ronvlncing
thing you know there In a
Once over, and as a rule It would be dlffi him that ba waa thanks to the additional the first
les prevented the elopement of a white no# Ayres, and the Argentine govern directors.
al>out
|»»ir
connection
and
The amalgamation will give th«
complaint
cult to «•*! whether a man had lost much £A/*n, in a poaitlon tn marry hla cousin
woman with a negro. The colored man ment's allene.- in the fa»« of Bolivian
Commercial Natio nl a ba’ kt g |»>wer
or little. Winners look jubilant, hierra at one«; he could make np now ftkxt a faulty service The correct way to talk whs horsewhipped.
prot* ata ia regarded ««ominous.
of ai p oglmately | m .’I,000,000, pu t ng
bland at tbs hoisting numbers. To study year, and ha was aura httaineaa would over the telephone Is to talk ns you do
John D. Rockefeller has given an
it In third nlacr amor g the Chi Hgo
faces, us« your «y»« while the horses Mill shortly come to him. Itoulson demurred In ordinary conversation, or even a tri
Upper A»r to B*- Studied
National banka, the First National
a little, but b« certainly was under »->me fle lower. People can't Seem to real- other 110,000,000 to the General Edu
«luster at the starting posi.
ol ligation to hla nephew about that mod
San Francisco, July 13. A meteor hold11 g lirst place and the Continental
tie that the telephone will carry a cation board. The board now has an
CHATTER XXIV.
gnge.
'Fha domestic current, too. ran whisper even. No. they must talk loud . endowment of 152,000,000.
ological and astronomical observatory second.
Suddenly Is seen tumult amongst th« strong tn Grenville's favor; ao. after a
A severe earthquake shock is re at an altitude of about 14,000 Let ia
enough lo tie heard from
toth and
4 stent horsemen, who have gone down lillle, be yield*!, saying that "if they
Bolivia Asked to Explain
to lie erected on .Mount Whitney by the
ported in India.
som« way to witness ths start, and si mo»’ thought fit to begin the world on that Chestnut street« to Germantown. If
Smithsonian institution. The work of
Buenos Ayres, July IS. The Argen
those l>e the connected points. Just [
before Maude ran realise that they are all In.ome, he had no more to say, further
The Colombian revolution has control preparing the trail up the mountain tine government ia In direct communi.
tearing towards her. the fierce shriek of than that they could expect but little try yourself. Try the low, well nxslu- ■ of the chief port.
over which the materiel will be trans cation with the government of Bolivia
lated voice, and see if you do not get |
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‘bat the rare help from him In hla lifetime."
English suffragettes have gained an ported by pac« mules ia already under Uiruug i Senor Fonseca, the Argentine
for the Two Thousand has begun. Rhe
Mauds and Grenville rocked little of Infinitely better service out of youf
way. It ia expected the stat.on, which minister at l.a fax, who has presented
audience with the king.
has barely time to get the buahes within I hat, and ia three months' time they telephone In the future “
will tie temp-rary, will be completed to the Bolivian government a demand
th« field of ber glasses when half a doaen were married' and one of the handsomest
An association has bee-> formed at
by September I, when Professor W for an explana on of the attitude of
of the gay silken Jacks« pass them wedding presents Maud« received waa.
lx» Angeles to reform auto s|»ed man W. Campbell and Professur Abbott, of
I'rrliapa.
the Bolivian mini-ter here as well aa
Flushed, panting, axrited. and utterly un strange enough to my, from Mam I’ear
Mr. Stubb (rending ad.)—I era the iacs.
the Lick observatory, will go to Mount for the recent attacks on the Argentine
accustomed to tbs thing. Mamie grinds nwu. with a very corrart note, to the ef
Calhoun has been re fuse, I a change Whitney to make observations.
legation at l.a Pai. Senor Fonseca
her little white teeth In her agitation as f«ct that. "Foegetting all the past, be “Uvea of the Hunted“ advertised down
of venue and the second trial is set for
hss informed the Bolivian government
sh« finds they have passed the point more trusted Mina Itonieon would still consider at the book sale to- day.
Mrs Stubb "Uvea of the Hunted?" July 19.
like the glimpse of a kaleidoscope than him as a friend and well-wisher."
that he will withdraw from La Pax if
Frog Dr.fis Stop Trains
Moreover, so immensely struck was that Gracious John, I wonder who wrote
anything else; then, for a second, she
Utica. N. Y., July 13. A message the situation does not improv.
The steamer Mauretania crossed th*
can't And them again. "Ob, Greo !" ah» gentleman with Grenville's acuteness In that book?
Atlantic in 4 days, 16 hours and 36 from Gouv«meur tonight stab-a that in
gaspe. “which Is Coriander? I forget' ths prosecution of the herlot claim, that
Mr stubt- <ih. »-me bn- lielor during
Put All Britons in Army.
a heavy wind and rain storm there
minutes.
Waa it bln*, or blaril and white hoops? ha threw a considerable amount of his leap year. ! presume.
thousands of small frogs fell, covering
London. July 13. The national Ser
| T« lost them. Ob, dear, that green thing own and friends* legal business Into
The M iasouri floods have begun to the aidewalka to such an extent that vice bill. which providea for the com-
will win!
Oh. which la Coriander Y‘ Rnaa's hands; and three or four yearn
fall, leaving death and ruin in their walking waa difficult. The rails of a pulaory Service in the territorial army
[IM r 'I Mrna If
And there was a alight gurgle ia Maude's after that memorable Two Thousand you
"I aaw such a funny old best! In the wake. Fully 2,000 people ar« homeless railroad for half a mil« were covered of all male cit<ler s between th«- agea
seldom eaw a hors« rasa In which Gren
hroat.
“The Faint wins I Na. he don’t; he's rille was not employed. Briefs, too, fell museum bslay. prufewaor. I thought of •rl<l *be property damage will reah »1 ,- | and rendered so slipjiery the speed of of in and 30, waa introduced in the
| aoo . ooo .
. the trans was materially lessened.
h< use of lorda Uday by lx»rd Roberta.
Neat I Fauxpaa wine I No, the Lightning thick from other aourcsa; the Coriander you at imkw "
ant of the Chu*’ Ming emperors, and
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a prosperous member of the country
gentry named Chu conceived the con
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BIG STEAMERS MEET
Government Troops Stop Advance of
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