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$tmurw mihflvlufiwifiin yflm‘: or, var-u, I'I-lO—Goldel rent. an. is :ow’w‘ondersd how the banks were T A K E D , We have the h, t c t - - r G a. J
aadlredin hiaps hestoodat neo— Mum-III cane. umm s c ‘ "ta on n.’ K00 858011111 r'..ml.ad1eg en ”mm
,- man-Jillian rumba-whine.- all my fortitude] arose and looked the u" m'”"" b, u" ' D' ’I' Receipts were forged for about most ’
’ I MI! W mm“ in“ M‘ wt in the 8,0. - a. I .- barrels of will“! and it ll "all.“ M ompoun
“1 Hull 1,." go W: Ill." 1 said. Three of Job'. friends-Ellphaa, Bildad Button has obtained from 31mm to m,-
“thatinaddreesing this lady you will
rsmcmherthatrespectia dnehersamy
wifeandyourdaughter. You mustshcw
her thatrespect, sir. Do you under-
standr'raising myvoice slittleontho
m lastfewwords.
“0h,” shrioked the venerable pater,
literally dancing with rage. “So you
and Zopbar—having heard of the amlctions
of Job. made an appointment to come and
mourn with him and comfort him. When
they saw him they knew him not because
he was so changed. They wept. and rent
their clothes, and sat with him upon the
ground seven days and seven nights with-
out speaking a word, for they saw that his
M from the banks on his worthless
In the last thm year: It is bellowing:
the forgeries were committed in Sutton'a
allies. and so careless was the workdona
that receipts forged on whisky which has
been forced out of bond one year In, and
even the names of gnagers and starch,-
ers who have been out of cities for four
years, were forged. Sutton has not been
For a Spring Tonic.
lo chemicals.
lo Sediment.
Cheapest and lost.
Boots, Shoes and llxlords
ever offered in Town for the lowest prices. Call and see for
. ourselves. ‘
arethsblacbgnardwhohasinvmglcdmy 31m w... very great (chapter ii. 11-13) arrested and is walking aboxt town under “(You y
BRIEF “BLOCK daughter into this d-o—d idiocy. B! Then Job spoke andcursed his day after the surveilanee 0‘ "'0 “Min" H‘ "m mflmflirfigmmlr-flfiflm ‘
. Pd sir I'veagoodmindtothrashvoul” hi hEliphnw th “m i th til to makes a general denial and says he has “mph,“ WM “I'm-ll DURINthu cold winter wmheryonr boa,
.__. ' ' . .' " c " '~' 0 ° M propertytomeet All his liabilities. but the n. .,-z..,,..,,,,,,,. m " I' 'M h" mm!!! Ind mm- and
l and WWWIBMWIY- week. and this lesson is part cfhisspcech. henksb b” hi ‘ n d vthi k1", -. f. mtrfluuitartahhguu producing loud as welaa heavier clothing.
. 'I'hedatcof this occurrenceisnotim- I‘I hope yonwillchangeyourmindand Job had borne meekly and without eovn- "° " “m ° ° " ”l ”3 ‘ ‘ ”7 ““9“" "mn- l-uar soon thecondntonwmbec .and warm.
portant—infactfitisjnstaswellleftun—
:told. Iwasonthehotelruuforamorn-
ingpaper in St. Paul at the time, and
glancingovsrthenyan registeroneaft-
crnoon IsawtheuamelfrsGeorgsTre-
hune. It was writteninthelong,angu-
lar scrawl alfected so extensively by
women of the dramatic profession, and
my attention. There is more of instinct
thananyethersense in selectingfroma
longlist of signatures those of people
worth interviswmg. Mrs. Trehune's
flapdash characters set me wondering
what mrt of a woman she was, and noth-
ingwaseasierthantotind ont,sol
handed my card to the clerk, pointed to
the room, No. 205, and awaited the re-
turn of the bellboy.
In five minute, or thereabouts. he in-
formed the that I was to “go right up.”
and up I went.
“Come in,” called a voice in answer
to my tap onthedoor. I entered. Near
theopenfireinannrmchairntayoung
improve your language.” I went on as
calmly as possible. “Your present con-
duct will result in a scandal."
“Scandal be d—d, sir! What could
he more scandalous than the present state
of aflairs?’ he cried.
Things went on in this way for 10 min-
utes, until the old man howled himself
uallycalmeddown,andas a lastresort
tried the sympathetic dodge on the ter-
rified young woman. The latter had
hardly spoken a word throughout the
scene. She was too badly frightened, I
think
There were tears in the old gentle
man's voice as heturnedtoward my sup-
posed wife. Had she not always been
well treated? Was not her mother the
best of mothers? Had he not been the
most indulgent of fathers? Was not her
home one of luxury? ctc. Yes, she ad-
mitted every charge in the indictment as
it was checked 03.
“But, father," she sobbcd, "I loved
plaint the loss of children and cattle and
even his bodily affliction (chapters i, E; ii,
10), but these friends. with their falseaccu»
nations and inalnuations. stirred all the old
man that was in him. These three con—
demned Job without cause, and yet their
words have much in them that is helpful.
17. “Behold. happy is the man whom God
comcteth; therefore despise not thou the
practice. Blessed is the man that endureth
trial! Count it all joy when ye fall into
divers trials. Whom the Lord iovcth He
chasteneth. If ye endure christening. God
dealeth with you as with sons (Jae. i. 12. ‘t.
Hebail, 6, i).
is. “F or llc Innkeib sore and bindeth
up; Ila woundeth, and His hands make
whole.” 0r,nait is written elsewhere. “I
kill and I make alive; I wound and I heal;
neither is there any that can deliver out of
my hand" (Deni. xxxii, 39). But though
He cause grief, yet will He have comparr
sion according to the multitudcof his mer.
cies, for lie doth not. aflllct willingly. nor
grieve the children of men (Lam. iii, 33.
33).
19. “He shall deliver thee in six troubles;
toattach except 2,000 barrels of whisky,
which they quickly pounced down upon
nth-u Tella Illa Story.
JACKSON, Mich, March fill—it was after
midnight when the captors started from
Jerome with their prisoner. The party
came into town by a roundabout way, fears
ing that a mob might be waiting to take
their prisoner away from them and string
These cells are dubbed “solitary cells." for
the mason they are isolated from the cells
occupied by ordinary convicts. The
outing attorney "quested him to explain
the circumstances of his escape anti the ad-
ministration of the poison, which he did at
length.
A lard Ont Veal.
Sr. Lotus. March sit—W. P. Leslie my;
teriously disappeared from his boarding
place in this city, leaving his room about 4
o’clock a. to. He has been very deapondent
of late and has frequently threatened to
take his own life. “It was leaned that
Leslie was an English lord." says an even
ing paper. “lie was the last descendantof
the English house of Italic, which dates
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The former was oval, well featured, set
withapair of lustrous dark eyes and
filmed in curls of an indefinable color—
haIIgolden, halfbrdwu. 'l’helatterwas
tall and shapely.
“Pray haunted," she said as I began
toeaplain why I had asked for an inter-
-visw. “Oh. yes," she went on, “I know
“ 'why you came. I have several friends
: 'intheprofession, and in fact have the
greawstregard fordaily newspaper writ-
. as. They unequal to almost anything."
“You flatter the craft," I answered.
"‘Some or usarevcry retiring. I am”
“I hope you are not, sir?" said my
charming visa-via, leaning impulsively
dorward as she spoke. Her elbow found
support on the armof the chair, her chin
rested on her shapely white hand, and
her large dark eyes looked straight into
mine. It was an embarrassing situation.
and i confess i hardly knew what to
naked it. With an cfl'ort I met the
gaze of this strange young woman and
dd inquiringly, “You dislike nervous
people?"
“I should hate myself if that were the
case,” replied Mrs. Trehnnc, “for i am
all nerves. Oh. dear, door; if I only
dared to do it.”
With aeudden whisk she was out. of
the chair and [arcing back and forth on
the carpet like a caged lioness. There
was very evidently something wrong
with In. 'I‘rehune. Why, good heav-
ens. she was sobbing!
“Hy dear madam.” l exclaimed, ”if i
can be of any possible service"—
in the rail, throwing him elf. H , ,., .M _ .
"0h, ldam not askit of a stringer," flee this evening and thank you immo- mountain «nu. lxv, 2:». not with tut-i. w-—~———~..—-——. .
IND Wed, Wing up ho“) hands ally," rvwnls as Ilmt of David over the lion and Year the Boy Birth-re. n l d on BARGAINS IN
MW”. "And y“... she added. My engagement ”Hi" 1.11m]; Inn» the ban, Dania-tumor ill}: 31):» and ii’ng’l [plggllilmfi Mamhmmjrh 1,”. ”a 830” e "la All APEBS
_. w I! w (”mum . at an "“1; no, my over n-[mlsum m rep I c . am. xv I, ; p oy n t it his ng epartmcnt '
m’llniggli:dlwgrmmacattcred trolling It’ll“ I wtluld willingly llave 9"“ ‘L 3"" 1m” ”‘m' " 5" ""9.“ "h" l""“""““’" mill, 30““ Si"f- numb“!!! ”mil" lllll Tea sets! I
1|!!wa Mm to the wtnda.‘ I was done twice asmuch fur horJ withdrew. m" be “W“ now 3” 1” "M‘mh’wmw’ "1 ill", h‘“ "'“d‘ I” an "kn“ “I VICE W W”
needy now to light nducl or two ifnecoa-
(my in defense of this mysterious young
“Ask anything you like." I said dos
flier-tardy. "I'll dull."
"Will you?" whispered Mrs. Tmbune.
caning hurriedly toward me. “if you
will do whatiask. I can nevcrdoenmgh
_ “(lttt'tainly.w l answered promptly.
Onsyaaailarch hare was myinvrard
_ rdsction.
“Andyonwllldcthisforastranger’f
iaqniredlra ’l‘rahnne.
“Command ute.‘lreplled. .
“nee listen.” she said. drawiag her
“I'll have it dissolved, by god, I willl'
swore the enraged pater, getting noisy
again.
”Let me remind you, sir,” I said delib-
erately, "that your daughter is of age“
was not sure about it); that weave legal-
ly married and that any amount of talk
will not alter the fact. I must also mg—
geet that as our train leaves for the south
at 4 o’clock we have very little time to
devote to this sort of thing."
“Eb? What! Adding insult to injury!"
he mart-d. “Well, I'll leave you here for
the present. but you will hear from me,
sir." shaking the cans in my face. “I'm
not the man to submit tamely to a my
cally abduction of this character. You're
a sconndrcl. sir, a 11—1] sconndrel." m
iterated my angelic fatiu-r-in‘law, and
with this choice parting shot he retired.
slamming the door after him.
“How did I manage it?" I inquired,
turning to where the future Mrs. Tre-
hnne was sitting. Shehad fainted. Just
like a woman! She had the nerve to go
through a u-cnc like this undisturbed to
all apwarance. and then, when the dan-
ger was over, she must spoil it all by an
exhibition of weakness. I rushed to the
water, pomcd a glass of it out and ap-
proached the young woman. She was
muttering, though, before I reached her.
and in an instant sat up.
“How can I ever repay you? she asked.
”You did it snwrbly, and lime Will
men he bcro now (glancing at her
watch). My dear sir." she went on. "I
cannot tell you how grateful I am. I
shall make hfr. Trehuno call at your ofv
'l‘rv-bnne came in late in theaftornmn.
and they were married by the rector of
Christ church. The Kansas City young
man calledon me in the owning and
insisted on my going to summ- with
him and the bride. Wo had a jolly little
arm-ad of latatlo foia guts and chant—
mm at the Ryan cafe, and [have
New hrsntisofcigamttoe are put on
the market with discouraging regular-
ity. Drains say there is no profit in
their sale. yrtnotobacoonlst can adorn
tobewittmtthetninstook. Ooeoftbe
iargestdealevsinthetrityinallhindaof
whacoohaamadolttlmrnleoihieestalr
the burning llery furnace, and lie will do
liver as out of thine hand, 0king"(Dan.
iii, 17). In the promise, "There shall no
evil befall thee" (Pa. xci, 10), we must not
think to escape trouble. for just that is
promised us (John xvi. $1), and possibly
imprisonment and death (Rev. ii, 10-, Math.
x, 23), but in the resurrection it shall be
seen that we have not been hurt, nora hair
of our heads perished.
5!). "In famine He shall redeem thee
from death and in war from the power of
the sword." The upright shall not be
ashamed in the evil time. and in the days
of (amine they shall IK' satisfied (Pa.
xxxvii. iii, iii}. He who in! Elijah by the
brook and in the widow's house during
the ihn-e yeah.’ faxninc, who led Israel for
forty years with brrnd from heaven, who
fed over BAH) with the kid's few llthtriHnll
fishes. isilxe home yesterday, ttxlnyund for.
ovo-r. Andastulhe sword. think of David's
deliverance from the stvunl of Goliath and
his victory over him.
2|. ”Thou shalt be bid from tho scourge
of the tongue: neither shalt than be niruinl
of destruction when it conic-U1.” The
tongue is ones as a sharp sword (l's. iv.
2i; lvii, i), but He will ku-p us secretly in
apavllion from tho strife of tougumii’s.
xxxi.30). Inasmuch as the angel of the
Lord clicnmpcth round nbnm. us. the
tongue that would touch us must first
touch Ilim. Not even a dog can move his
tongue against us without [wrmimion
(Ex. xi, 7;.
2:. ".\t ulcstmrtlun nlul intnirw fluut
Illnll laugh: neither slmlt thou be afraid
of tho brash oi the earth." One would
alums: tlnnk‘tho sponsor was describing
the millennial limcn,whcn the wolf mu!
the lamb shall food Martin-r. and they
shall not hurt Iwrdcsimy in all timi's holy
renting glory. Let us
Ural.”
23. “For thou shalt be in league with the
stones of the tlcld. and the beasts of tits
llrld shall be at pence with lbw." llnvid
room to mind again with his stool-a path
end from the brookmnenf which, slung in
the name of the hard of "cats. sank into
the plant's forehnd (I 8am. xvii. 49). And
thrill) lelt handed men who could the;
"have faith in
mael- shall be in peace. and thou shalt
visit thy institution and shalt notatn.” or.
it. V.. ”shalt rail-a nothing." "The wk
of mum-now shall he peacaaatl the
eflrctof righteousness quietness and as
stirlscs fovwver. And my shall
dwell In a praceable habitation, and la
sure dwellings, and in quiet racing places"
I’lTI'SBUBD. March 3).--The public safety
committee of the council fully exonerated
safety of the charges made by Mayor Cour-
ley in a recent communication to the coun-
cil. Thachargea referred to the failuraof
the chief to close the disorderly hm
and the intimation was made that under
the construction of the law taken by the
latter blackmail could easily be levied on
the proprietors of three places.
Riel- l'ind Also-g Ash-a.
Purtaostt-ms. March ail—A ngpieker
found an ordinary tin box among theaehea
in the barrel in front of 3?? Poplar street.
lie was seen totake the box by one of the
drivers of an ash cart, to whom he oflsred
the box for 8.3 “sight on see." The drier
took the box on the terms stated, but did
not opt-n it until he reached home, when
he was surprised to find a lot of money and
jewelry, the money upon being counted
aggregating 9838.13
Restore-l the Passover “Inca.
Bostox, March {ill—The criminal court-
room was crownlml with Hebrews, who
wanted to know whether the sacred I‘ll).
and brantliea imported from New York
for the celebration of the Passover Ind
seized by the police. were to be confiscated
or not. Judge Fly discharged the import
lug defendant and ordered the contraband
goods restored.
('anglt by the "eel.
PHILADELPHIA, March art—Nunslol‘la-
tricrio. 5') years old, an Italian laborer.
fell fmm a truck and the wheels ranovu
him, inflicting injuries which resulted in
his death immediately. Pietricclo sat upon
the truck, and the heel of his shoe caught
The boys have been orderly so far, but the
firm, fearing trouble, have truncated po-
lice protection.
Venues Against the Pawns
Ilannmtrmi, Hamlin—4nd;- McPher-
son gave an opinion in the case of them
monwealth against the Philadelphia
company to recover rebates paid agents
W
Johnson. sham!!! with but Alice HM
all's accomplice in the hll an of 'IIII
Ward. waadlamlmei.
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Nsstmtta, Hares seam financial“ um
nation is remarkably quiet. The Meehab
Chief Brown of the department of public ‘iunda
m, Closing llut Sale
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Salt: Proprietor.
hooks. Ladies’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tans, Slates and
Brown. Biarritz Gloves in English Red and Fox Brown, self and
black stitched. Lucille 4 button glace in Red, Tan, Gray, Yel-
low and Pink, black stitching, large buttons. Eight button Mos-
quctaire in black and all the new shades. A_guarantoe,given
with every pair of gloves we sell.
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Tristram & Hyatt.
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