H minaret
Mme
"It favorite!"
,, the liesst load-v
,.Mhiia“ millet
tie to}: which nt-
.diti aet— radend to
_ Lhntthere wash
on the table's
. wlti
all held it than his
half more intently
phydognolny. Not a
-. ants ' sor a
wasnotifiedmby the
his new and
the Irn
is were a
plunged his nose
w “will from the
City tiles am
, i" said Ricardo
tart" Ricardo could
thoughts in two las-
all h; rain ’ It
‘ ntind h reve .
llli “noggin; pug—n
lllesrdo tied the route
, pale. fastened the
' one and set him at
; ~Is lied happened.
to his heaet. hit him
the rawhide as a
blue
“"1.
he a circular pave»
(fit “diodes. with a don-
, ,two rows oi smaller
: in the renter all
shalt from which a
. aontally to the out-
,tll'cle: bound to the pole
. y,_biot'it oi granite. and
- .pnle’e outer end the
'AJlIl'ro mes down from
. ~ with two hundred and
d ore on his heroic little
. his first drinkotlnter,
' hynicardo dumps the
mash water and
arrestrar. ”d it lb.
e as the indie drags
fl Jgranite over it in
Walking round and
would become dissy
w Iliad-one readily
3‘ mandates the hood-
“ on the happy and hon—
. which they have been
thinking they are settine
t.
turbulent loan, with
. WI and a ieeble fan
m humorously with
‘85; passed by and granted
'VTlid milleadrlver saluted
saw nothing incongruous
’ [Manor could he re-
. ht but serialtaneas the
' , of the town and distrirt.
" lire oi law and author-
.. or the luills and virtually
‘ .. d the mo and lie inhale
. lit to the palm who would
a
hairless dog trotting by
traveler enllle down the
Although Ricardo had
faithfully to hie work.
me to his conseloasneas
she came through the
”unopened or shut the
y the alt-side's house. He
.. a gracious eioud
the ans is that
any. saw the girl
at” 0|th are
[palliandaandaalons
" Wuhan.
whites-ally. " it is
”meteorite?"
.,. g, store for some
Ab Moi Willi
. It was on at
Illne mule. now
an as ii is resentiul
yl" he shouted
Ale! ‘
w his ante. then
‘ an. "wiry don't you
‘ thee-ital Wisely.
T View
.4”Wlll you daaee
: _mr.” the nest Militant.
‘whohoihisnshoura'hhnna‘ightoe
m’ armirtama’liirhtlmttimt
Mmtlte homeroom-embed
.. M
’d‘hfll
daswttowa Asulwasthemosttr'go
I
dhhhhha fiver when he
wonldmhonssoidrrga poleinrthe
s'a‘revlsltortothearrastear
hie éontraetsd with the al-
gake charge of a second laill
near by. and with the aid oi the loyal
Aanl be operated two arrastrara at
once and earned double pay. its was
therlalllg young man of the village. .
"Aral, lai favoritol" he eaelaltad.
sight alter night, as be embraced the
blue mule. gave him his straw with
the little measure of corn that cool
so dear. Vane encircled slut with his
hair inlet to preserve hill from rat’
tiers—"And they don't know—not one
of them home!”
1 ant sure that Ricardo had other
and suitable espressiona of attachment
“tor Senorita Teresa. in whose sight he
had found increasing favor as the
Ioaths went by and whose all-import
tallt (other dltl not frown upon his
suit. Ricardo tell at peace with his
little world; but is it not and that
prosperity and peace ever generate the
poison that ranhled in the breast 01
Below?
One day the jealous one betooh lillllr
self to the court of the alealde..in the
no. of baked thud. among the‘heans
and peppers and miners' kits. He had
come with a mplaint, he said, his
own and others. There was sol-ething
new and something wrong with Quito-
vie.
“Tomorrow l will llbten to you,
said the alealde for to—nlorrow was al»
ways the almide's busy day.
There were sully tomorrow- but
[molt persisted till the great. man
paused to hear him.
"It iii a cheat." said Ramon.
man is doing the work of two."
"it may be so," said the alealtle. tie—
and
tall
and
"One
him
liberateiy.
"There will be mischief."
"We shall see.’
"Creame, your worship! it will
waste the ore and lose the gold."
”The aieaide's eyes gleaned.
you know that?" he naked.
"l are sure: your worship."
"l will see tomorrow." and the
great man waved oil the little one.
Ricardo and haul worked falthiully.
as tomorrow approached and receded.
unconscious of t, ”disaster that had
taken shape in 's mind. The
latter held hln m and filing no more
taunts at the mile. ’aaagtllne that he
bird laid the train ii the catastrophe
and had only h apply the match
“How happy i am!" murmured the
happy 35¢eron Teresa as they sat
on a rock near the arrastras. next day.
"i have spoken to the padre." " .
"I hate told nobody ' she answered
.1”
the
"Shall we go to San Antonio”
"Yen, you shall have flowers."
"Flowers?"
"Many flowers and garlands.
shall come from Brianna"
Ricardo arose and beatirred the
mole to greater activity-“the other
mule. Asul. was ever active. and lil-
l-artlo rotlld return to his sweetheart.
It was late in the alteration and
near the end of Ramon} ehilt. In
half an hour his alternate would route
to relieve him. if he was to carry out
the plan which his tempeatuona brain
had evolved as he lay sleepless and
tortured on his 0! straw thromh
the night, he. ilaltlon. slust act soon:
and now. when they were abnrhed in
They
one another, when It s eyes saw
no more than those of bandaged
mules, now use the title. the very
nlt'lt oi lilne'
ilo behold Ramon creeping to the
arrastrnr where Asul was wearing at
his tail. Behold him steailhiiy crawl-
lrg to the iorther rim of the mill with
an "open knife in his hand. while the
blue mule. llsmnarioua oi his danger.
pituided around and around again to
the spot where he hid. and the two
lovers chatted blithely.
"viable!" muttered llanron. fiercely
A holie flashed once. twice. and the
deed was done. With an oath oi salt
islatvtlon Ramon Neill hark to bill
work. and the blue willie. apparently
ignoring hint. displayed some pent.
lane toward a goat which had alight-
ed on his shtmlder. then tranquility
pointed the long road which led to
nowhere.
* For how mid Ramon have settler
ell his idaohle nitration by the murder
of Astll? That would have heat but
hall a revenge. while the retribution
he had plotted was ail-shattering and
”plate. He had laid the train oi an
explosion. an earthquake. The two
strokes oi ills’ltniii hall out the hear
M frets the sluie's eyes. that was
all; but wee sot that mil? anal
would stow dim and dimer and
would fall in his mow the Hill
would ”I“ Inside. all given toJ
hh chm would not notice the epic
slide The would sans stride
or. for hot running item
seatsia use“. to lure lust
heme? lie avoid We the idle
will and the fallen note; he would the
Ricardo secreting his only to daily
with Teresa. ”.‘All' he would say.
"anallehlssy. Wtdlowshallhe
live
it
witness the Wt.
note mi ma sawmills not one
:he must soon stagger and tall.
slid by that tune the aicalde would ,
was
a akilllul Morfi
ealda's .chiekan house to watch and
wait and use his triumph.
Yes. there we; the a
arroyo WW MM
mule!
. And see!
rlone.
Morintlrndor!
eating lily pullets!"
Allis lor the nuivering Ramon. he
mold not utter one word til defence or
protest. and little would it avail lillit
H Ito mold. The lmlde both made
inws‘tor airborne and executed them.
With bill strong arm be dragged the
wrettth to his leet nnd‘led hint oil
When Ricardo found
bandage be divided the neuron. of it all
and he laughed ttoitly. Always a mild
of gentle ntoorlii. he was too happy
know that you are bllh
know that it was all the we to you'"
And Azul wore gal-landfill!
Teresa when they mi» in the
"Your lrlming on Azlll. too."
Ricardo, with a min in his hand~ahd
the holy man's turnedirtlon rested lln
the blue lnule oi Quilovir.»«hrgonant,
matter at fact.
know."
whitened. it aays
ii
i
t
i
a
i
i
3
i
r
i
t
dhb'
u
left his store. Patience!
in a heap in the path?
the mile hr
the scene oi his hh‘lntliatlod.
and bore him to the ground.
mlabooee.
the
well
”My
'No in it be a rel-rel until all is
in readiness. Then we will have a ”Will-
lime!"
[ninth-Malina“.
of the train on a
Ham whlahwlfl helausd
another page."
ltd-neonate Ilr.
it
shows
§
3
ii
i
i
l
is
it
W
x i
ll}!
l
Tho]!!!
mild
on”
But the
Why did he not pause? Why
did he not stumble? Why did he not
Ham's
blood boiled as he saw Aaul ueadlly
pulling the mill around as be had
drawn it for hours. without a false
step. without a sign of alarm" '
The aicalde had me up.
Ricardo raised his hat and the greet
nlan nodded to the happy couple. With
his lulsineas allalrs going forward
profitably. what magnate could ohdeet
to polite attentions to his daughter
from the eligible one?
But Ramon swore an oath unto
himself. Hla heart was a itllast of
lead, m heads at perspiration stood
on hll brow. line he wished he use
made another use of his knife!
hit the tithe Asul waa keeping on hie
course as semeiy as Jupiter or the
m l' rantls. All tltlltge termed opt...
oral and distorted to Rimoh's turbo-
ient brain lie had witnessed impos-
sibilitiea Now be imagined that the
blue mule looked up at hint andsnaero
ed sardonicaliy. and.it made him. iti-
Then he heard Anti lamb—vs
long, loud. irritating laugh.
When
sprang to his ieet. beside
rage and chagrin, and started to line.
He could stay in Quitovlc no longer.
lie would put miles between himself
But
a heavy hand was laid violently upnil
And
ed niaoa
lmselrwltll ‘
"So you are the thiei.’ are you?"
and a voice that made him quake.
thought no better of you. innit-tinder!
it is you who has been
.1
l0
uevered
now to harbor ll grudge. "All. ml la-
torllof“ lie bald to the lllule as he
tare-ed him that big did not
e dld‘not
8!
little
adobe PM) at San (intone, where
Padre Franc-into married and blessed
craved
AMERICAN LOCQMOTIVES.
Au "II-h Journal's lei-sat to loud.
The Engineer at Motion do. not. we
are sure. intend topm- la a hunulroua
journal. but nevertheless it is attraction 3'
quite shinning, particularly when trying
to delntmstrate to its own aatlalamlou and
to make its readers believe that things
rr-gularly timbers in America are. as a
"impasflble, don't you
In ltslamaol Sept. til it published the
nOriaL record of the last run between
Philadelphia and Atlanllt: titty. S. J.
for the month oi July last. this netted
showing “to time iron: start to stop to av—
.agu ill lulnutss {bribe hill,
figures varying slightly on dilenot days.
The table wssiurnish-l by the Baldwin
luleolnoiivu works and allow-l the per
Impaired the train in detail {or every
lie, of the month while summing it
was a pmllle oi the road showing the
maths traversed.
One would imagine such inhalation
trout snrhaaotmetoherutltiedlo ~
soon in a rupeetirtl mum. and. in feet,
ior the time being, it. missus" al-
lowed to so unchallenged, and in ita lune
oi flat. in The lingissrr em
letterllliil I. Liliana! lauds ratify-
log that he medulla!
ntllea. the
MN-
amt lhelommo-
when lliollla«
taueswasmsml in 47 utilities. lnlta
issue oi M». to. however. the pan
turnslo the alibi-ct in a leading dltorial.
slid. nimlnglolheollelal mirth-iota
: 'c'lleytali all question
Ihalelllriai mined isqtlite Minions. It
isth slthrlasuhdanesor infant.
it Is stewed of lueehanleal lflflflmnr
llal. Nevertheless we lhlahwu hulu ae-
mm“ W“ “W
:5
is
it?
i
S
3
Will 1715. and the third treas-
ne‘eticttt in that time.
7 d M mm. m M3
to the Klondike with a niachlneof his
our invention. It is an electric en'-
dummmfl
tween”
ground and pruueal tests have prot-
authatiltwlll tahethaltnhttrnwthe
ground within a given circle to the
depth of tilt teat in three-quarters of
a minute. I! this Walther machine
proves suneesaial the young inventor
has a euro thing in Klondike
alums- ,
gold.
Maine had a is“ Mariirovidea that
ii a couple iron: ilaiaagoes to New
Hampshire or any other state
to!“
married. and then routes to liaise to
llvVe.they will be Iliad ml. Home in-
dustry is evidently encouraged in inst-
rilnonlal as. in other dephrtnlanta.
“me, .it
C
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GLYDBLINE
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robust-tom t.
W Vi.
RAILINGS Till-WEEKLY at 3 P. M.
Pinto Pier 29, E. R., N. Y
WHEN ARRIVE
Vi [LLE IN .041:
i'onneetluwlih outgoing
Cl de’s lit. John's River
For Pa thaflla
landlnaon‘lhe haantllhlli
('l yde
”FOREW-
tuh trains. and
nioniand all interment.-
helmuoie, Al~
m" mWW wit
mm 732 H0137"
it
link
er allowed at ('harie-ton on through
Low rates toi barleaton. tbvannah. Atlanta.
.laehmville and all
P ulsine unearelledyntlnperhm Passenger Aer
mm "one.
Nome-alt forgotngall rail lorparl water
and part val tho- lllrmal
nut-art have manhunt! belt 0:“!
not call: ea above“
a line that w ltah‘e you all the
without change. The
that does this.
when
will:
at.
i'lyde 1.733” only line
lit-Mule rates and illustrated booalll true
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City National llauh,
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instantiate-hernia}.
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NEW 1031‘.
a. ll.-—lsm. tile. too. all. all.
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salt. m. ”is. tit.
autumn.
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Saturday. Feb’y 26th. lit—8 P: M. "m"
T0 MEN IND WOMEN.
I—s—“a
Dr. Flower ls recognized by many as the greatest
orator on the American platform. What the press says:
Dr. R. (f. Flower lectured latlt night to nearly 3. 000 torque in were»
pie. lilt- audience went wild over hilt I’llllllll'lll’l', ill-ell thrusts, llallwlll' nppeale
and quick Mallies.—— lituiolt (Moire.
than at 'l‘lemont Temple. last night.
Baotou Journal.
apolle ( Ind.) Journal.
Isadloa' 30o lubboru.
outlet-en's sso honours.
Mun'u low calf.
Mon'a Ire-mot lilo-a.
Mun'a Fauna malice.
flun'a Cali Ili000.
Man‘a Worhlng Shoes.
More'- hills '00“.
int “hoot “M00
)9
Read l
then
Profit.
”cathedral-rainbows“
ammnahoaoior.
ilsrlaad'sAeatoa. Tahoe»
enrdisgtollrsetloasantlit
In, use yoah'o-a long
aadpalatsllllasss.
*Aceton
“Saddam
Acclaimed Co.
mm.
Llllcoul '
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
M m arenas or
plurntture, Piano-l
lieyalaa. carriage!»
etc. etc... ate.
see PM north at
Tnylorkiiolden’s
humus-anus.
, l
Never was lecture better ret'elved llor nutliolwe more highly entertained
Dr ll. C. Flower'e lecture in Washington Hall, yesterday nltemooll, for
real eloquent-e beauty of thought, elegant expmuion, keen wart-item, irrelttlllle .
nil, in gratu- of pen-on anti entw- of delivery, wan the hilt-st platform eil'orl ever
made in this city. The interest and enlhuitiaenl oi the audience will pothole
been greater; the hall wat- mulled and thoutlantlu were turned nwsy.—~lndlan-
Sa'mplc Sale "
Oi Ladiea' , Men’ e and Children 9 Shoes; aletra large
stock of well known manufacturers’ shoes that will limit
any bargain on the top of this earth.
Mlauos' and ¢hlldr0rvu Chm. worth from .1 no to u on. ”0
flow. Willam- Reroute. worth (“.00.
ioyu' Doubla “to than. worth
Washington If... .0. Romulk.
INTBWBD in
NW 2
ii so you should know all
latest improve
lflllll’lll PRBIIBR
trawl}. .»
hw colonial”! '
menstrual“ wlle'evlneedadeet
‘ l the
WWW u ermhlifi‘v
oi church. of hit-h
. ’ Ill! “Wilda” “live
er, A notable feature oi decorations
was the mingling or the flags oi Nor-
ith the union inch and of the
0 Sister. which were .M can-
I'll! by it".
o Jacobean. iir'. waistline
[by J. A. doth: rlund u Dortmund
. A. Who and J. H. mm
.... . out Patti as Theme
entered on the arm oi..ltar1alhe'r and
was preceded by her honor and
got brldssll'lalds. Hie gown was a
vy ivory satin with full noun train.
The martian was iollewed by a small
dlnnerattheNlenllatm, Miran:
t to 4 o'clock a reception was WI!
mat, to which a large umber" or
had been luv! Kr
Dilution! left last trim (er an eastern
trip of six weeks' duration and on their
return will reside at Nlnlnter Dakota
county. The bride. who in h yearn of
ago, hasheeniorahouttwoyearsilr.
Donaeily's stelmgrapheg. .
Ila-seal m ”M ”halter.
Chicago, rob. néfi-Meht rum
son was the principal ukaer at the
nion League cldh's celebration at
alumn’ I his!” last night. Be—
terring to the. (Johan mine. honid
. 'We stand now in the ”villi shallow
ofaone of the mat, tragic wants that
We ever how in on him and
y we stand with .the polls. with the
The lt'l’llll’t'l' nus Dr. ll (’. Flower—
optneuts oi tines. w:
hysterical people. We now whit. and we
will know our duty whet it mile he
vealed We can that in a
the like this there are grave respon-
sibilities devolving" oped the preaident
.oi the l'nlted states; single reapoast
tilt tmtutummmmanv
NEW FRESH 60095. to BACK “Elli.“ .... ............... “m
rug in» is the dint We that
t and 0““le guise" i.
can V
LICIOI' .3.“ Ohm. $8.8. . » - gluon beiere ii iii "helix
LOCIOI’ 8 s0 .h000. l9. " ‘ ,tian.”
Ladluu' 8.00 Ohm. tso . uni... autumn.
must i.” Ohm, Lea honoured»... muse-1n the cots
Ludlou' has “000. no pettttve indoor sports between labial
and “fauna. Inhigh hd little or no
trouble in winning (no h. old rival
l :7 points to Lat-retir- z!
oi Lafayette won the pole It
It ll ll ieet iii inched, and Way of
rLsiarette them-hing high 553. s
0 inch“ Undo” of W not
(race vault. 0 feet I truth“, and all
no other llrsls.
o a
I!-
tote
'
01.09
I .0»
FEES
worth
worth
worth
worth
worth
worth
a.0o.
a. 00,
a. 00
1.00.
8.99.
3.50.
l. ‘0.
l..as
”alumna-am.
chm Feb. Sir-Th0 nyutery m-
winding the robbery at the Texas and
them rallrodd ticket olee at ”1'
ill . a. 1.. about a month ago, at which
time I." worth 0! tickets and 8’3“ in
sinner were stolen. has been delved by
the arrest and inside or chariot
Collins here C implicated J Ii.
waterman. who is also under arrest.
The robhery was a dating on
”Versailles lad" res. n—c ll.
hensuperlntendent of the county
urinary. has been arrested as one of
the lyllnhers of this city. The warrant
shewt that Jam A Mount governor,
is the contains» The warrant
charm Hughes with the under or
Harry Bonnier. one at the In men
”IKMHWMWIHMM.’
worth
about the
. Crests Arrested.
Chicago eh a-tdward Iahnlts.
Peter Raven. Harry Wm and Wil-
llaat Prendsrgsu. said by the police to
be four oi the cleverest men
in the country. have been arrested
(llama with swltidllng Christian was:
in oi Dawson. ’8')" out oi “.m- in
curreney and trees in cinch.
Iayhsea (la-passa- al Idaesla land.
"WWII. Ky. fob. its—Alana
oohhsr died yesterday. and it years
tlollaher was the boyhood companion
of Abraham Uncoln. They were horn
on adjoining fame and attended school
together. ("lollahsr at the rut at his
own life. saved Lincoln trout drowning.
”vials (ta-eel lie Hales.
Widener. reh W lawlar.
a Victim oi dellrhnu trans... m
treat a window in Olneyllille audio”
instantly killed. anllr was a weaver.
m I. 1.0.5..
"‘i"”flhfmwo-=
o. w. “mono. "
MW
and Sub-inn
“ '“fln “ m
_ . . . ‘1 ‘ . $ .
“£1“ “.3" 1'“;
J. D. JENNINGS.
\lalntakw
. that“; i
stress. ‘
ago-,0».
sum-min ‘ ,
‘mwhswevehuindvafi
“twin-gut
unbeaten.
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