_‘ through Walter Bessnt's etiorts
m .mttoudato. the Mines
‘ southeworlnng'peopieotthensst
w I I”. by "all chance. on tlu
behind the prince't
,. 7 «tovhisleit u
y s soodprotiievlew
‘isawaaaaaappsrsstly about 50-
Ils is 57.1! beiisve‘wwith a ruddy com
pinion. prbtpiont eyes, with rather
, long tipper- lids: a good iorehead, r
.ohln—l oonld are it outlined
through his somewhat scanty beard
Widths! light from an opposite win-
dow—an expansive waistcoat and
‘ slopiig shoulders. with good cushion!
olfatliaekofthent. Not an imposing
”myriad the loci that he stands and
is with his toes and knees too well
tar-float doesnot addto his appear-
. Into. '1 did not think hint specially
wall dressed; but i believe that till
droning varies considerably with hit
at Grant gentlemen in waiting. some
oi eta being more-attentive than 0th
waste the details of ii. it. [ifs ward-
robe. 0ieourse,amanasbnsyasbt
is, and in the ways that he is, cannot
be expected to burden his mind witl
wfiwsuand trousers and ties.
t in "spite oi his face, which war
ugly, his figure, which was poor. anr'
his dress, which was not faultless
. there was a decided lnterestingnest
about him-aside irom being a royalty
I mean. lie had a digniiled alertnen
to everything going on about him that
would have been oppressive it it hat
not been evidently and entirely kind
iy. The proceedings were quite as do]
as such slain usually are. The chair
man or some other verbose person read
an address to the prince (and princes:
and their two daughters), saying tin
things that on the lowest oompntatiot.
H. R. ll. must have heard severa
thousand times. But he listened witl
as close attention as ll he did not know
periectly well what was coming. Ant
as it proved. he did not. For tlu
chairman. having spoken his set piece
rolled up the parchment on which it
was written, glared defiantly over hi:
shoulder at the audience, to whom hit
back was turned. and then in 0m
stumbling sentence oi inordinalt
length. but unmistakable sincerity
congratulated the prince upon having
won the Derby the day before. 0!
course it had nothing to do with th«
ceremony then in progress, and to hair
Persimmon in by the ears. so to speak
to he a part oi the exhibition oi art:
and industries. was a lorrietched sur-
prise to the prince. in a moment
however. he divinsd what the talking
gentleman was trying to say. and then
he did not merely smile—«ho beamed,
lie looked as it it would have been a
satiaiaction to bill to shake bands will:
everybody within arm's length. "It
delight was almost boyish. and tht
mors be beamed the more every out
cheered. in return the more they
cheered the more he warned. The arts
and industries took a back place. while
the people and the prince enioyed each
other's enjoyment.
l have not him many times since
that, and each time I have round my-
sell less and less in awe oi him. but
. with more and more appreciation oi
‘ his relatitabie nodal nnaiiilea. lie is
smile the Jolliest man one ran imagine.
and the most dignified: the teens.” in
his observation and no kindest in no
judgment: the first to mm- a mistake
and the last to notice it. He is that
rarest oi combinations. an equally good
listener and talker. and although he is
mushroom-German, he ran are a joke
ousting as far oil as it in,- m-n an
American. With all his primrtiilous»
tress in letters of «hustle. be is the
soul oi sympathy in matters or every-
day ills. A deal and dumb man. a M—
sisasr is the ire-hos wors- has told
meow» prince's internal» his work,
and My with his mislnrliine. a
mostly that leads bits to hold. with
the aid oi an interpreter, long mum,
satin-a oil tits We wort: and
ideas. had a workman in charge oi a
new lithosrsphias Mine In a print-
“.mede the prism
east through its! establishment one
day. wishing particularly to two that
”purist machine in operation. M incl:
had it, the operator was not on the
start. and as its was the, curly man on
the premises who would too the It!»
rhino. their!” bad to leave with his
mm ‘W. [ii course the
”straw: than Insidious
bat waits a
age
”I , ”snddsrlssthslasteutr'o
, was hurrying out oi one
oostumvinto'aantsarysao having us-
‘Ilusl trouble in coaxing on the. digital
nothings that made the hardooted ei-
hot, when than came the nasal nook.
:"l can‘t iguany one subscription
tats; lahavs‘a'trtllas.” she said to me.
i‘hen she called to‘the person who had
mocked. ”(in away and come back
titer the periorisanoe." v
But instead'oi the footsteps going
town the corridor therewss another
lunch—1 good loud one. “Oh; do go
way; I'm bosy‘dressing." she called
there wasvan instant's silence. then a
angh, and a voice said: "Well, i will
rail." llamas gave a rather distract~
at loolt at her dress, or rather her lack
it it. and one at the door. and said to
no in a whisper. ”That is the Prince oi
Wales. i believe."
The only other person is the room
ass her maid. a woman who spoke on
English; so i went around the screen
:hat virtually made two rooms oi one.
pound the door and saw it. it. ii.
"i knocked." he said, “but i hope
but i am not disturbing Madame
flames?"
“She thought it was some oi the
horns people for a subscription: they
lave been coming here all through the
owning and interrupting her dress-
Here a full stop. Then, as an alter-
hougbt, a curtesy. and "Your Royal
ugliness."
"Am i interrupting her dressing? 1
nope not."
"No: she is going .on with it. She
rill soon be ready. air."
"She is singing and looking so very
roll. But i do not like the cap strings
vi the black molume: it makes her
ooh as it her head was tied up for
he infantile."
"it is copied from an old Kornberg
vrlnt. Monsieur Jean Worth wont
here especially to tlnd and copy it.
ir."
"Ah. that is interesting. is the
vbole gown copied iron: the print, or
big! the cap?"
"The whole gown. The leather gir-
lie and pocket are antiques that ho
«mud and bought at Nunrberg, and
hey are precisely like the ones in the
Mill. sir."
i wished blames would hurry; no
me couldnot go on talking lorevor
bout one pocket. even it it did come
mm Kornberg. in the bark oi my
vrain i noticed that the prime spoke
ome words with s gnttnral pronuncia-
ion that was almost an accent. a po-
culiarity against which he guards uim'
.2" in public speaking. also that he
tore a plain gold ring on the little
sugar oi his lelt hand. i wondered ll
t was his wedding ring.
”Her costumes are always historic»
"lly correct, at least those that l have
ecu," he said.
"Have you seen her in the ‘hlarriage
ll Figaro: sir?"
This. I believe. was all wrong; one
hould not question royalty, but wait
0 be questioned. Howeverw
"Yes. and there again i did not like
he headdress; it disguises the shape of
be head."
"it is historically correct, too. sir. i
.elieve, though i am not sure. that it
no copied iron: a portrait at Queen
lenrietta Maris."
This with a terrible tear that it
might not have been lienrietla Maria.
but some one else. Would homes or"
m dressed? 1 «(mid hear encouraging
woods iron: the other stile of tho
.rreen. Judging by them it was only
i question oi a mintm- or two more,
:lut operatic headdress as a topic oi
iolile «intonation must have begun
to pull a bit; so, like the talking gen.
lemon at the People's i’nluco. l min
lured to drag in the goml old snippet
ii the races. for Persimnnm. the same
horse that had won the lbirby then.
had now lost won the (lold Clip.
“May i mgralttlate t’oor itoni
thnsas oti Persimmon‘s virlory‘.’ it
save sisal pleasure to every title."
The prim smiled. evidently pleased.
"lie is my lavoritr hams. i watched
hits Welcseiy than any oi my oth-
er horses. and have always been more
Interested is hint. i was very pleased
to bare hint win."
"He has an Aateriran nsmo. and that
makes bias all the more interesting to
Americans. oi room. air,"
"Von are an American 3“
"Yes. sir; English moi Womb amt
irish Wlwihat rushes one ,5er
‘1' is the tinned mates.” said i.
lilsrully cribbing the idea trots me of
losers old songs list the prim will
sour taste it. tor at that meat tits
mail oasis in say that madame was
dw‘wwnfld Wile have the
m to ”I so to the paste do
“silos. which. to the relief oi ail om»
is “with. tarsal.
madman or m Ward. a ib-
lnm meiotic-treating to the, mo
lob-Cuban situation. He had it ready
m , v‘no entries-oily not been com;
“Washington" I , Jan. W tor lason
oi iiiioois ill lnmdoce this week, a
for introduction two weeks ago; but a
hint that something was about to be
oombythspr'es‘ldentesosedits tem-
porary suppression.
The something was the sending oi the
‘twn- to Havana. Now that the trains
isintlat'sna nsrboraod‘noriotbas
milled. narrator liason‘thlnlrs the time
has come tor a Cuban debate.
The preamble to the resolution recites
that actual warfare is being carried on,
but without flags or truce. exchange at ‘
prisoners, or the other usual accompan-
iments or civilised strlie. A strong
presentation is made of the horrors of
the rebellion, and the president is called
upon _to take sot-h steps as may be nec-
essary, by iorce or otherwise, to estab-
lish peace in Cuba.
Senator liason is preparing a speech
in which he will commend the president
tor the steps be already has taken, but
will declare that it is now the solemn
duty oi the United States. as the neat
door neighbor oi Cuba. to stop the
lighting—peaceably ii miscible. forcibly
it necessary. Senator Hason saynhe is in
loll accord with the administration. but
he believes the senate ought to make a
declaration ior peace at any price.
It is probable that the resolution will
not he adopted, at least ior some time.
but it may call out exciting speeches
on a dangerous subject.
'I’he ranges-no oi the Isaak.
The senate proceedings for the week
will open with a spewb by Senator Pet—
ilgrew dealing with the it watlan ques-
tion. Beyond this speet'hJ is very viii-
licult to iorecaat the outlook tor the:
“RI. 4...
The diversion «contorted by taking up
the Teller bond resolution has lvit tho
senate in a somewhat disorganized unit
unsettled condition and with im prear-
mnng programme, The army moi the
legislative appropriation hills are nl«
ready on the vslerular, and the runsbi-
oration oi the agricultural bill has been
(«implored by the rommlti-‘r an that it
will be returned at once,
Senator Allison, chairman of the (‘ttl’li-
mittee on appropriations. isms that it
Lt his purxnvtw to how the .put‘upri‘n»
lion bills eonsixtorwi in nvlranro- or an» r
memories. and it h» adheres to ill» rim
let-Initiation the nook may in- target)
ta‘srn up filth ‘them.
The census bill also will b~ pu-mwwi
for consideration during 1in “wit, and
Senator Parlor. rhaimiuti n! the ri-rmrl
mmmltleo. new tinzt he is wry how-m
of aerating till passage in lb» no.4 in.
ture. The debate upon the Phil m-ri Ii e
will be resumed when Kids will :4 when
up, and the bill slit in so Lilltlldttl .t'l
to (live the H ratio! at tho l‘t‘n’du‘i bun-nu
‘0 "if! secretary nl Rh" Inlt‘l'lul'
The ilimetnillsi titanium ltrl' siiil tin-u
(unlit; the .stit‘l:s.1lillrt} 0' [room mg: ”l ~
financial animal m tho it wt» in lhv
lnll‘fldutllun nt some zrwntuw u.” lllrli‘
own. though they do not .‘w‘r‘l'll qulin
rm trill-m upon this lounw its the} up
peared to ho imms dintei) .lm-rm rl‘mz
ill! Vote up”: tin» Teller rrmlutmn in
"It‘ll "1 all lilo yomiltililiw lair tlr‘Itillw
llml it in) mwlzui in lhvrw mzlnur
moment", it saw-mt quite Inflil‘iIIfllliIl‘
that the Hawaiian Monty will It‘ti'Ihr'
much altrittlno. all least in olfi‘llllt'd
session. during tln- week.
There is a growing unprnastnn that
lb? fl'Il‘l’tlIl iii tho thinly feel that (hr-Ir
sates! t-ouwr is to delay amt than this
is the esp nation .r the to» lint om mr
ulmrt'ed K, lb roterence in it. Thu-r- is
excellent inundation for this surmise.
They have made a. very thorough van.
vars oi the «more and have not been
able to discover when» they mm get
more than 5a wtea. whereas in ratify
"M treaty they Mil have to have as,
lions. Against 'l'sllee W
It is the Intention of the Milne imiwrs
to «ritual as tar as wartime thr- orilnn n!
the serial:- in putting lb» Teller rmllu
lion by billion that declaration oi tho
sensi- oi moan-as regarding the with
merit oi the government's min bonds in
aiiwr on it yen and nay wt» in tin-
h-stisn this week. This will he the ten
titre of tho irrm‘mlltifl. Wh'k" the in"
lleptiltlimit slrvinxlh it: the Iluil‘ill‘ ”ma
not in- mmman-led ssolnst mo rumor»
lion. no doubt is onerous} by up,”
who have made it their impim-u m . on»
vase the situation than the malorliy
against it aiii he- rlm'laive.
As soon as the resolution is reported
bani: from the bays and mm: mm.
trillion. whit-h may be at new, the ruins
committee will bring in a swim ordan
for its considerntiun. “The time allow"!
for debate is likely to be hrlei. as lbw
leaders do not bellow titers is any
nacsssity for pmtrnwted debate. and.
moreover. it loll: dis-'nasirm would tend
to driest the very purpose they has» is
viswmnarnely. a prompt and «wastes
negative reply to the Ronnie’s Minna»
lion.
'i'lu- remainder «t the awn-nit will in its.
voted to smimoriatlnn hills “The Ilia»
"lot of (’ulttmhisl trill i- still "WI”? vita.
merino. and the li‘rllllvnlluiv till is on
lbsmisndar,
Wm}!!! VIID Christin- kWh-la.
“ohmic”, Mtl Jon ’ll ll nymph: term
MM yesterday "f ”l" arrest a! J 1,,
Mom and Worms! rilflri'J’tiM”.
Of [Mr mdfltan Wilma!» m Jovian”
homily, this mainly, on it» ubsrse oi
manslaughter. ‘l'hsy are held moist.
Whilhdnlhlol arlltlil oiihe in»
M as It! will! of the latter. hath oi
when m willow marina medical
“m We wife. WIN
G.
We will intuit-b
IOO
WEDDING ‘
IIVI'I'I‘I'IOIIS
size 6615, Including ltmltle
and outhido envelopes, the fin
all quality and most artistic
snarl'lns. '0'
$8
Nearly .50 per cent. less than
chl’ adored by another in this
city.
EACH ADHITIUNM. HUN
liltilll til.
Wedding work {aided and in-
serted in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engrav-
ing wrrmrxiodingly whoop.
We also units a sluinl price
on
CALLING
CARDS
Plate nml 3" l Harris, 3 .73:
" " 1m " 1,25
Addrm on find», 1"» cent» a
line slit rs.
What‘s lilstr' is furnished:
. ill i hula, 50 Wilts
It” Cards. 75 cents
EVENING
scrum. %
commotion
Yaw can admit to Tidings yours-it or was
finally in the icnavv at s [Monthly ans-
papsr not a mmrir‘iiv marmal- at kilos.
Yus son an both at tint-a publications with
ails-st a library at good asvsir tar 0; per year.
“lowland tor its mom and tbs start
We (mt Vastly—coming a will“
”It. at subtext! sailed! to the tastes n‘ m
sstl smelt oi collars we "imam than any
Wham published» “Winn price.
up" mast.
mass m vows W. a some
Quarterly vagaries s4 kilomsopsastng its
first level hairs. lei-r. Mormon sort it»
what. and publishing original surely by that
heat tn’rtm at no my and a mat M
stories. ppm, . hormones. tritium m!-
Interim“ priced. per snow.
{ll putts In lists. ‘6 a» ma.
You can have hotbed thew it you submit”
saw.“ s has: oi ll mi! saluted trots
tariiitssissv, Ire-sisters» human
«as. Absent asst . t
W 0; is the «new. so
pastel rassse trim or is loose.
Wm a list at this am. astound.
”when, to
summations.)
share. Our necessity
than goo should. pay.
now.
and
are fit; now.
combined lines.
toward you.
WMW‘IWWWWWMWM
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for a worthy transcwbroken line: must be
cleared; no ‘ciearfiheadegl merchant wants to
‘ carry oneseason s goods to the next season.
He must, though, unless he is willing
to sacrifice profits to business policy. We've
pinched the prices: now you must do your
to get into stylish. up—to-date suits at less
token lines have been gathered under
two rites. mostly. The $1 S-suits--Scoich
plai s and'cliccks in single and double
breasted ”suns have dropped a third—$10
worsted stripes
A few mil-SUIISWIIHQ quality plaids
and checker—arc marked $1 it.
though we Il undertake to lit you in the '
W but we’ve done for "tens suits we've
done for boys; ~~pushed prices along way
BRIDGET" ”ff. (‘0 iNN.
0WD Monday, ir‘rvlay nod Futunlay Etching:
WRPPHMPMAWNMWM‘WMB. ~‘
FAIRY SOAP
PURE~WlflTE~FLOATING
Nothingcnters into the nmnufactnrc of Fairy Soap’but the
purest and best material» known to the soapmaker's
art and that money can buy.
The loan of the Benlury
Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient sizes,
for the toilet, bath and laundry.
lusnhhlhtllLflflmulcflflflfllflhua stunt Inlet
Diamonds.
Sterling Silver and Silver-Plated
Wore, Umbrellas. Pocket Books,
Opera Glasses, etc..
That t'ttii Is' found in Nnruiilh.
or ”to snow grunt-t run he
is your opportunity
The modest tailor-made suits—Cheviot
, SiilgIE and double
breasted sacks~iltai were $22.50 and 320.
Not all sizes,
MAWPMMIMMWW‘
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slull
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f4»...-
'I'Iit- lit-trident Somali; and Vicinity on! mmIinIIy invited
in lit-«pert Ulit‘ ill the inns-l miitplolt- 5101118 oi
Watches, Jewelry,
MI com);- ttizlrkml as Imv
lmuuht tor anywhere. at
A. W. AUSTIN‘S JEWELRY STORE,
Opera House Block. Norwills.
noon martian in a otaoutsz.
An Unnamed lpsach Mada to an (in
orator”- Ilso in Lila.
Ii isn‘t rusy to to" when Flt-l0 menus
well by a man rlnmr oi lim- apparent
ly Ilitl’lI"iI kltmks an all for tho vie
tim's good. A trialling pier-o oi mill.
(mime may ho the manna oi spurring
the 'ilisliml one on to mom nmliiiiom
efforts. ii dill so in one lllrwlamler'l
rm to a certainty. He was a tele-
graph operator. and a smut one, but, he
wasn't in favor with tho vhiol. lit isn’t
the «blot didn't {littoral-i many friends
among the boy». Ilo was diorama it
be about Mill quirk with them. illiII lei.
"growl ll'Wl‘jlliW'l‘ pro ti Munitivo lot
’l'ltvre win it mutt“ rmiiii that hadn't
linen 'it‘f‘liwr'll tor a ”not new. and tin
will»! one tiny limit isiw'sslotv of It or
a slot til private "flee. 'l‘lw "iterator
WIthH story we are telling didn‘t Imus
slam tin- whistler. and that very day
when he linoleum to be in the wast
room with one oi the boys, he opened
tilt mt the elite! in a parllt'tliariy says
ago fashion. The wash room was any
“tell by the thinnest him at parii
madness:
snail room With a jammy :tir hr uwl
SI)" lli'wl.
"l summon ' :czii'i iii» lullm’, "you .il'i'
roach to More“ your {Whitman "plat—
mns in publiv 1th on” étlfl Ilt'IlllitI your
vIt‘lIm'rl Iiait'lt’?"
The nporitttsr burs trnverwl a hair‘s
breadth.
"i am." It" will willingly. ”and l mm
«M ii little to what i hit?" siromly
laid." Ami with that im expressed his
iplnion oi the «hint to will more rig»
irons longtime. took his hot and smile.
id out. it wan the first time be haul
been all lilior since. he was it boy He
tell a liltic- tIllilNI. Then br- roanired
m n IHlIlI mroiw. lie wmibi tin straight
ti New York. That night he was on
Ills tray. Within a wet-k be but! so»
'urr-tl an ouriieni situation.
be t‘llltlllmlititl u minty oi Slim)".
"i own it nil." Ii" will um long: ago
to o l‘lowlnm! irivmi. “tn tiu- run-i mm
i liml time" not oi llw niil mic-suture
iii-tilt."
'l‘mlay
G‘MGWIA.
W 1..
, o‘
Prosperity mantras“ totln
ass whose liverisla good oonlltiira
W's lattlslsrlrllisnsarststs
installs pills torus-15mm
ADMIRAL ammo. 3:3,: '. it
can war was engaged in most, ” ,
important actions. He was made] ,~
midshipman in 1352, master in} ,
lieutenant in 11.153. At the , ,
the civil war he was new 1%
linion defense committee to ..
the steamer Monticello, lit -
hours to “provision Fortress
The Monticello was afterward
to the north Atlantic bloom
roll. in October. will. with "I.
cello he attacked the Contede, ,K
boats above Capo Hatteras “it!
pet-and two regiments of infantry"
in}; two barges filled with ”lam. . .
roaming the Twentieth indium» “
mom, which was cut or: from Hot '
by the enemy.
it: till? he received his comm
lieutenant commander. and from,
time until its! was in numerous
inputs. commanding the Pen
attacks on Fort Fisher, Fort
and the torts rm ("ape Fear river.
"moi m-rfonnam'o oi duty" 1
fights in: wax-t recommended for‘
lion. and on July 25, 1866. was“
alumni mmmandcr. my, ,
He had charge 0! the mulm'
the Brmvklyn nm'y yard from 185,. M,
me, and mmmamim) tho Juniata "‘
Polaris snort-h expedition in in
tho latter part of that yearhe '
ml and revolved the V'irgliilllfl
at Santiago vie Cuba and brought
in Now York, ' .
Ilt' became captain on Dec. 11, w
r-ummmlnri- Marrh 2. 1885, and It ,7
of the naval board of inspection Q‘ It
York on July l or the same no “
“m: :tmmintml fli'llllg roar will!“
Auztmt 12. toil. and ordered to the M
mnml or the south Atlantic sq V ,
Alter i‘iisliusuislw-d services be It“ A
mm no May iii. mt. ' ,
lio leaves it willow. three Still. I
daughter.
on
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SWINDLED IN MEXICO- 5
New York Capitalists lasso “I.” Inn
Fraudulent Missing m '
(My or Moxie", Jan. :ll.-—Amlliefw
swindle hm: been brought to iiflit like .
by which New York business men no
been duped out at $21,000. It is “,5.
that last autumn an Americanrgivflg
his name as Frederick P. Bra
1 lain/ling in be' it half brother of I”
John Graham. 5 criminal iawyerdl‘
York. and who married a grand
Sir Robert Per-l. persuaded three
Now Yorkr-rs to go into
mining in lbw state of 0a '»
in: that very rich phosphate
u'u-re on the market and that -
harm would sow-urt- them.
ilruhmn. it is stated. iurther
that he had oraoolzo-d here a
known as tho hlvxlvan Plimsoll!“
oral mmrmny. anti who the now
ties were taken into the concern”.
hum was mode lroasurer and . I -
ltm-ontly two parties from New '
n-etmo hero to inspect the property
titty hall put up money for, llfl ‘
thoy rind thatthorr-ls no phosphatn ‘
say that Graham has tied. WW Ill
Manama mm which had been dspbilt
ml to his order in the Bank oi lie OR!
at I’ut‘IiIti. The polive an- sure Graham
is one oi the gang who swindied m:
M Chicago. -
Storms Gang Annual '07 HIM
liuriinxtrm, in. Jan. Rivals members,
of what is known as the film‘- M
are now under arrest. charged
mmpiluity in the murder 0! In. M I
butt and her daughter. Blood W
tt‘m'o round on the omitting of m.
the leader. A ind named Pele” ‘
mm m.» who be railed at in;
M the llathbnns several weekld‘dl‘ ,
found two men there. 0n. 0! “50*;
said. asked Mary llnthbnn to h
It“. and the boy ulterwarti his: ’
tin iutmd an ill» imdy 0! Elm 't
.m the MM ihnl bod been mil“ 1!
.aitumimi that nisbt. Young ‘ ~ MM;
ulsu pl- ltetl out the man m; i'
n numln-r hi prisoners and M
on» ihr- 1mm Mm \till'i' the {it Q
lupin lw mil-ti at the lithium bids.
Wk
ze‘
a systematic ,
i‘l. Letitia. Jan. 3|.le-Ve,
the can oi Fred l'rier, tinder ,
robbing the J. lielilnd Jew.
rainy. by which he was sup -
Mara. show that he stole snag
sitting ”2.000 in value. U .
i'flm’lItPIE lot of books. I! 1
stations were carefully . '
settler with their nannies.
were perhaps ilill to m
bmltotperaonstow_v
Jewelry had been said.
have been Milled. sad
liellltlwl 9709!", II M“
to day. “
ram Inhale 7
lull-rm. 0., Jan. near"
n his "film may be ,.
the wmnss [mil and M‘
works at Maul. VA.
party last week gave lid
Moon's ”Militia"
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