my
, retain Adapt
Premiership.
Ill llllill llll.
nor-WW
L .
. my Annotated Press.)
1*, July isw'l‘he Madrid corm-
‘h altho'i‘ltusssys: '
trials ham Are. The little.
7 met in council. and the dliil-
_ retirement sooth even greater
m ‘Ioultieaol‘ remainin'lnoilice
mystlvee are not prepared to
glen. and it is hard to trauma
“'Mhinet without an undisputed
W. . p‘ lander. .
Wm intent conclusion is that Ben-
MW taint ml the responsi-
m at deciding whether or not to
m poses negotiations.
W is required is that he should
‘ 7 up his mind on that essential
m. It he resolutely adopts a peace
.m, My all his colleagues will
, W him. And tor those who do
in“. substitutes can he found. if. on
H matron. he decides to continue
the Mlle. he must largely remodel
7 M Want. For the moment he up
n W M hesitate hetwhen the two
m perceiving clearly. no douht.
.llto light of his long experleuee of
.‘Mflfll life the dangers of both.
. you the our hand general puhlh-
m some now decidedly in favor
.. ”on. Nearly all the influential
I..." recognize that tire supplies in
‘ Gull are not nearly so great as was
‘fliliillleti: that Porto ero. could not
10“ mini a formfliahle altar-k: sinro
Mutton has new obtained undisputed
. mused of the sin. Spain eaunot lonv
hater assist her colonies in their ef~
‘ torts against a powerful invader. and
flint lilo will Olillllli hotter renditions
now than when hrr pou'cr of resist-
llicf! are completely exhausted.
”Oil the other hand. military l-lrrlrs
Itlil favor holding out. and are lupin?
Itinl to use very violent war language.
The three chin-f military organs all
publish firth-lea urging roslsuium- to
_l|le uttormout and unployiuu against
, the partisans- of pear-r- trans of lll\'l‘t'-
> live which i refrain from reprmhu-lrun
it they reprlsrnt faithfully the tit-nor ll
' little of let-ling In the army. I ran an
”l dorsltmll at least one of the reasom
rowan Benoi- Susana hesitates to adopt
‘ a White litill‘t' pulley.
In the rours- of his long politirrl
life Saguaro has lived under all kiud~
or sovormnentav from repressive ah-
Iolutllm to anurrhiai repuhllraulam -
and he has taken an artlw part in
more than one revolution. No man is
more enpahle of alumina arr-urately
tho real imtuu'taure of any rurrr-ut of
public opinion. and or weighing n or
rately internal attaiusl external dan-
m ills hesitation. however. raumu
continue illilt‘il lunar-r. tor a majority
of his eoliiuuruea insist lllllil sonu- do
eislon lit-lull iakuu without further de-
lay."
is
m
m1. VIDII Ell VIII"
“Indy of a Ouilford loll Found
all the Inilmd Truck.
iii! Assorlnted Press.)
lluliford. Jilly iii The dead body of
J. P. filllllvuu. of this plan-e. was found
early this morning on llu' railroad
trnrlts near la-vu‘a island. Sullivan
who was uhout thirty years of out, had
heoa visitlns In New Within. and u a»
summed that upon returnina home on
a ainht train he alltlilipi-al to alisht
from it it‘ltlil Wlill'll that: hot Mop and
fall under the wllwla.
m0 III ”All”!!!
Voiuntssrl anti Infantry netting
lastly to have tort I'd-pa.
tlty Annotated Press.)
Tannin. i-‘la.. July iii In addition to
the flirty-ninth New York roluutwru
niul ileemul New York volunteers. or-
d-ra have invert issued to the itileveuth
and Ninetieuth infantry reunion: in
h: in it'mlllll'ttl to litiill'ii the trans-
ports at l'ort 'l'stupa today.
liltilhil’l'd l-‘tlit l‘iiiM'li
lily Moorish-ti i‘reasl
ianulou. .luiy iii 'l‘iin Madrid «urn-w
pulpit-til M ii.“ liaily Mull says:
"I'iii'l‘ Mam-do. on lu'llitt ushul
marathon a dmlaiou had lwu taken ro-
mdlnu tame. replied: “No: but what
immiy ran ”into he put to malo-
paarrf‘ .
“'l‘lte Nlhlotrrlnllris assert that the
Milli" Il‘iltl‘ lu i'uhu does not ohhei
in it nomination oi pwur, lull Hill the
NM Voliinltn-te rm- uh-tei'lttlilrd .to
Milli” the our,"
lilnrr Willi touriu-u arts of parlia-
mmt its" hot-u [mu-vi Iii-alias with
the slihleol of llirrnry rupyriahi in
Miami. and the low in yet in a very
Mir Mid ”hailstorm" i'tlllillllill.
lr fin“
to hem hunting. and neither is
sum do mum» pursuit. M
have heralded,» an sdsiirlas world the
tilumrydthe thiamine! typhoidfe-
Mi. of mu”. 0‘ dlplillwl'il. d M'
tumption. of nislsris, of yellow fever.
iikewisool. the cattle pique sod ltoc
floloru. If any as! disease should
Mop. beyond doubt a hundreduien
would stand any to estoh the microbe
of it in their little microscopes.
"l‘is wail. (perhaps. unkind cannot
'knowtoomnohol soienonhutene
point in this microbe hunting strikes
tho plsln outsider as odd. logically. if
there are microbesof disease. there amt
also homiorohoso! health. Thoreosnuot
he evil witlwnt 30ml; there onitnot be
darkness withwt light; titan M be
disease without health. if we are noth-
ing but an aggregation of millions and
billions of intonation. then there must he
isotopood microbes than hsdones. or '
the rsoo'wonld have hoon ext
«so ‘Z ..
Why, then. do not the doctors ,rh
take the discovery and propagation of
the microbes of health! In tho blood of
one who "is perfectly well there must
he imuoiioout microwooio germ growths
that eat up the laid germs and maintain
the individual in health. Why has not
stuns wieutist who has tho gorid of his
follow man at heart hunted for them.
nagnmterl them out and pmpagotl-d
thotu. inoculating diseaml persons with
the health cultures? That is what out
should like loknow. If the oppositl- ran
hodouo. if mankind ran ho ini‘mti-d
with disease thmugh germs. tin-n also
is health infectious and pooplot-un he
inoculated with it. W. .l. t‘nivilio in
one of his iu'tnroe (sills this disc-am
germ huntinu"tho cult of satanism."
We prism-re a new style of lllil'rnll‘
hunting. Let witn- oxprrt iuirrm-upist
moreh for lhtilniumlionol pl-rfu-t health
and ruliivutothmu. Then let physicians
inoculate all mankind with tin-m. ‘
boom of the limit“ t‘ily Ilouse.
'l‘iiullramt of tho slnall l-ity iu-uw iii
senlotl. it must no. (iround is too pre-
oionn in tho crowded triwu for our iam-
iiy to have a house to ilM‘ll. 't‘lm tlat-
house is the tirst doparture arr-interior-
ally from the single home. in tho rity
ilat light housekeeping in tho vogue. it
is still the custom fol-vault household to
do its own tanking and Iltlliit'siil‘ \ini‘k
separately.
The next step will ho an iiillil‘iltt‘lllt'lll.
and a vast one. on this plan. The mm-
im: npartunut itilllru will be one in
Which is number-of families. 5. floor .‘m.
will be housed luxuriously and iam-
tln-ir food suppliul from now eoumuu
kill-lu-u. tlli'lil riutliiug rrnoyatml from
Ulit' common laundry. it will he found
not only pit-asantor. hut at-toaily rheap
or to havo food titanium-d by trained
emka in the limit. mmt palataido and
healthful mama-r in a fountain kin-la n
than to how it mom-d martin-r in ilir
present. slapdasii. frequently lilt\\littir
some. way. Women who desire to do
slum-thins rise than men-1y km-p lllitlm'
will tin-u ho free.
The London Slalom-untrue out ullv of
the most important l‘t’\'t|litlitili.~‘\\'liit'li
lliogoiuu out of the small r-ity lluilm-
will bring in the changed status of do
ineslit' service. The Women \\'lln do
housework will no lullttt‘i' live iu the
faintly of those whom they run“. in y
will have their own lluitws or r «on. m
\\'lli“ll they can retiro when their ~tatml
hours of work are over. They Will Iiul
he suhjw-t to the whims of li'lllln'l‘ of
unreamuuihio houm mistremm on the
one luuui our on the other \.ili they in-
pi-rmittml tho iuuwrtiuruw. ~latu-ruli
um and \\'tillt'lllllli‘nn in \i’lilrll tin-y
inn illii'll lil‘t‘ titlilluit-tl today. They
will he under the rhuruo of a ventral
sula'rmtrtnlout who will regulate them
and their hours like r-lm-itworit. win-u
the small N'llill‘iill' house and lint itill‘ll
t'll utw way to the grout rruirai hull-l
8pm! the duyl
w.
The loll-st pond story about Admiral
item-y is how liu suuldml l‘riaw Henry
of liermuuy at a lainiptet in lit-unkind:
uiveu hy that mumrial 'i‘vuton. l’ruu-o
llenryotuitml to hire a trust in tho
Utiltrtl males. as mpurwl liy etiquette.
till the tail rial ul‘ the hoist. The proud
dinerieauh-ft the talulu with tho uual
luurrml displeasure and rrfn-a-d lune-
m-pl an orient-v other than a duwnrtaht
aimiouy. The rhailrtup-wan not thrown
from the "lliiilll‘li lint.“ hut Dewey
pleind it apwith liahtuuar prwiptIa-u.
Tlii' liiiil‘tl "tilt-r oi sou iirlinli. Ir.
Herbert llamhli-n. insists that sorority
in draliau with Iiillnt‘s. tho woo-rid
habit in the A uwr‘ieau litrt‘t'lullil outline.
is Inventory. As olilriui lnrulaliiy uu
uhlplmard was riaidly Hillilll‘tllhi'il by
law a quarter of iit‘i'liliil'y slow ru 2va
hunt one wraith-rs wheihrr llu- routiuued
I'tit'udi'ut'tliii Aiuertran sitippnm inter
oats has unythiuu to do With the lmlaiml
moment. of list. imlaytuu pin and
Mutual». still rat-mind hy Anal-rival:
slippers and tuition.
“lust of thmtorim and out from
“wind mtaiaiau to the various re-
puisos at the Aurel-leans at flamingo
msiuiuhs ililuiiilt'il twilielnsrita'i‘."
says a t-«ualuumrary. (mainly. how.
ever. not for the ordinal intuition who
alasi the first hit-mi "a Union will and
wmiiy planted ttld lilwy titers for Hill
Inn than over a romp of Austrian lul-
liter.
. . . Alto
A Cake of Toilet Son
in every inciragc supplies at one
price. soap for the entire family.
They go into every home
"AND IN HAND.
, , You only pay for the lvorinc. the
Toilet Soap costs you nothidg, thereby
saving many a bill for Toilet Swap in the
\ut‘Sc of the year. ‘ l ‘
Both are guarantrél'tl“ par excellence by the fame of Williams' .
Shaving Soaps.
l 1‘s] 1. B. Wlliiml' CL. Chisholm", l‘nnn.
a.
AGGRESSIVE.
certainly Uncle Sam Cu Stand Against the World!
IN!) 80 CAN WE.
llur lied 'l'irket sale for July is now on. and we are
determined this shall lie the greatest sale of
Straight High Grade Shoes
liver «Alien-d in South Norwalk.
M. H. GLOVER,
2.‘ Washington Street. Southflorwalk.
Drink Good' Wat}?
-A\lt
Keep Cool !
We haw a S'l'ilNl‘I I“ll.'l'|'lil that is a liltrr for $l.."»ll.
We have others for 4:3 rents.
We Keep the Best Line of Gas
Ranges Made.
WE ALSO it"! Till UNITE IOUUTMI
cans FIEHIR.
Nash 8: Van Scoy,
OIIrIOITlt Ill! ill WI" “III“.
Special Sale
H. Krieger’sm ililllnory Store.
200 SplitStrawAlpinas,
lilac-ll. lilue. White ililil Mixed.
At 500 Each.
l’hu'lutii' prior. "Jill.
TRIIIED lldl's ”PALF'PR'OE'
H. KRIEGER.
Mohnokemo Hotel Bloch
" Function
Ice Creams,
Confectionery
Of Our (3er Main.
I
Bill BOIS Alli) CHOCOLATES
In sum racism Only,
HIGH-GRADE BAKERY.
GO. TO
DEKLYN’S
21 Main Itroet.
Electric Lights.
Telephone Min-J
j?!» if
Moving Attend!
Electric Fans.
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
in the new color,- and have a
large variety ofdwiuns in ltul.
tirwu. Illue and llrowu.
You are cordially invited to
null ltIIii sA-e llwlu.
i'ainti-ra' pllmiiifli,
(thin. run.
Painting. par-whopping
and rlm‘urnliuu.
E. E. GORHAM
10 First tum. '
i” he“ MysteriOusmnd.‘
Towards twill-ht. on so Aulust day.
tinny years ago. two females voter ses-
ed by the open window or an ancient
house. situated in New Haven. Conner-
tIrnl. '
(mo of tho'womon was an used in-
dy of perhaps seventy. with u light.
cheery lure. the Very portrait of good
nature and smuai health. and the other
by her side was Madeline iihn-kwood,
titers to the old lady. and a pretty.
mild looking girl. whose years did not
exceed I peter-u. Whose fut-e bore the
luiprossitn of a loving. tender hearted
girl. lama-out and trusting in her on:
tore.
"Yes. dear Madeline. i made my will
last nlaln." the old “lady is saying.
"and i have made you my lil'll‘l‘HH.\.\lil-
ltit‘lillio."
"0h aunt. you overpower me with
I your kindness." Made-lim- answers. in
a pleasant \‘uir-o.
"pori‘t rlmuir flli' dnriiroz. i only do
us my heart tllt'ltlli'u‘; plmr dear. your
path has lii’l‘li a rough our. l-‘our yours
ago your failpr died, and 1 (link yml
hero to my litiust‘. l haw never re—
gretted the day l ...o no, for l have ov~
er found you an trinedieut. industrious
girl. and a.» I‘m an old maid," and Miss
lilat‘kwmnl laughed. "and have no our
on earth in wlmtn I could bequeath my
wraith. l have stellar-ted you as my fu-
ture lit‘ll‘t-.~.~‘,"
The young glrl's fare lwlrayrd no
surprise. but a light lilusl: t)\'vl'ri|li'i-i|ii
it. and she Mass] the ruddy rho-vita of
her father's r-islt-l'. as that old lady pet-
t- d the girl‘s rurly head,
“l'ln not very sickly. dariimz." the
aged wmuun went on. “Imr am i likely
in ["0 Very Minn at li'an! lit'. llrauily
says an or you may haw to wait
awhile: but while i live you l-irnll in-
my llltllflillt‘l'.“
“lih dear aunt. pl‘euw don't speak
llrat way. lhm'i Mimi-A of dying. my
lwsl. my only lrp-ud. You raunor mn~
ra-iw how druply your wurd~ pain mr "
"You do love illl' lllt‘ll. darling, and
the nut-ti spinstrr iwirml lvlilir’lly a!
hut t lllltl. ‘
" \s I do my life, dour aunt," “as the
girl's answer. as sire aualn kissed hm
aunt.
.\ few minutes after tlp~ young girl
i. t: the room and nor aun “Ln alone
l'or .‘tllili‘ ruiuutm‘ the non! rm 'rw
ul lllmkn‘mul lluir e an lnrrinl in
‘lnl‘ltlltl
Slw‘» .1 until girl,’ at l:.~t murmerv
Sui hir~~ lilark ”and l‘\| dun.»
instill ill lerviu lt‘l‘ rr-ntloru and
l he 4- vriu ii. Muir it'll. for In r lit.-
Io.~ a . lion in rm arpi rutllml nllv lu-l‘oxe
lznsi purd‘nh Ilit'il \ll, u in. llldi ~ l-n-l»
.
|
l
ml now. in! \l.ltl--lilir' shall trv \il uam
:u: nu. fur win u i die also nil: in- ri- ll “
:~'o uum-d .\it.~.- Lockwood. ill ill--
lrtvulin: WilliKi-l. and Madelmr lliph-
iitnwl. \lktll up in her l't-ulll lit lilo-i.
hols-x l;i‘- Uli lli‘l' “lli‘l‘ lml.
{thinking lr-m .~lu- was to to her maul.
‘wu aunt's lli'll'l’uw
2 \~- rim-«v “H'ltrw went on llltl't- wa»
;lilnlv' ”tumour in the llilllw no“. for
Ru old tits-a lll:it'k\\tnirl'~‘ illitl‘tilttii.
:hvr luarrrmi ~i-lvr. .vlnn Ma. and her
ilrrrl-aud ,md rillnr «u :. \nutu: mat.
‘inl lllt‘ .lrp‘. intlr') urn. 1.1m) lit .‘ a
l
‘t'iilllll '. lull.
Ianmi Home mu liwly. and full of \‘i~-
’ aural
ills! Iorltll
li.l.,ll.li.tndil.il.il.Tiat'hbl
in ~ff-rl .llun l. Milli.
l.ll.\\'hl Sill'lll NilliW.\l.K Fill!
NEW \‘tillh'.
\. M lfifdh. if..'.\.
7 iii. T-‘t‘\, h l|i\. iUiiix. 9.1“".
1033);. I first, “to.
l‘. .\l_ l‘.‘ Rx. i.ll. 223v, fihi. 1.07.
:A.lll\. Mill. .3 f.:'.\. till. UNIX. till. “1.20
.‘s‘l‘NlLH’S.
.\ at,» r;-.-.:.\. its... also 905.
P. Ni. 7.2:". ‘J if“. litiil.
i.l?t\'l'i NI‘IW Hill“ Will
NtlllW \l.lt.
.'. that. ll 13. 6.57.,
'.',.'.\\,
ti ~iyl.
301"”!
9‘. M. with. Iron, t'.iii|_ Tull, dung.
filth, poly, limi. Ititifh, tum". llimy
I‘ fill. Hort. Lei. roost. :l on. arm,
t.u‘.‘\. lliiv. «Him, fancy. tinny. dull,
Lou, .\ oux, p :ht,
SI'NIIH'S.
.t, M. trim. p.00. 7.:lo.
I'. .\l. mu.
I.I-I.\\'|'i rhii‘Tll Nllil\\':\l.l{ I’ll]!
Nl-IW li.\\'iiiN.
A. .\i 1 Hr. trot. i‘».‘.'.\'. '.'.t'.‘. \' iii.
tails. mm. ll rm. it it.
I‘. .\l. inurx. il'.'. film. i H. fr.
ILL'i'. 7m. huh. ii l.'r, ll.l.'-.
“lithium“ in addition to aimve. p.
.n
.'t.
m.. ‘.'.l:.'. ."Llll‘. iL'N.
Si'NiLth.
A, ll. i.llx. Hus. H2. are.
l‘. iii. Tia.
[\u it indicates «sprees.
unl'l‘ll Normans 'I‘ti liANill‘lii‘.
A. M. litih. ulfn. liHIil.
i'. it it'll. “tau, are. duo
narmdayl. .me :i in p. In.
iiiNlil‘iiY 'i‘ti hiW'i‘ll NtillWAi.K.
a. at, mm. turn, not. this.
I' M. i.’.'u. (tau. till.
Suintay train». to iiauhury, it?“ p. m"
it'll p. m. lautw Iranian-y. no.5 a. tu..
il.ltI p. In. “will p. lit.
l“i|l .i .‘mlplv nl' \\t~tl\' lli- Hill l‘llhlt
limp», and Madelin-v lli‘t't'l‘ liltikiil
lllitli'l‘idlll'l'. in lllt‘ old .xrlri"~‘ t'»lllllil'
“inn. thnr rllr did in :lpw day not
llil~ unduly rind luxul lip » ~ on. l-ill llp
grill xllr' ’u an ~\. will! M: iii
|..-'.v on :t liltN')‘ Ilil:l1' ill 8.;1' ‘lllllt'l
li’lt'i' :iu outrun! n!” mun ili'.ii| mull
ploupmre atrium: ill-“lllvlltr ll .iunim-
r. “Y lll.il I\“I|ll\l llrtiim‘ lrlii'wl lit flin'il
Lillilllr» xii.llillu'l 'n uMln in HP
luniltltq; on :i .‘i on“ it! urea! lmrl'ut'
At right the new iiilil'liilifl rip» pout.-
.iilvi Mull! lllii \it'l't‘ ‘Hr Ltlwl :i' 'lll' lil'i £lla‘
HM litiAln‘. when illt' horwmaui t‘lilliv
-. r. amiuu into :ip- room
uh. Nil“ iiudrlino. oh.
[luIi‘ mtwua i-a dvad'“
With alarm. terror and title they all
.hurriml up flp- old ppln-‘lrr ~ «hanriwr.
.tllrl lllt'lt‘ i't lllt' lu'tl. \iiill .Iii t\|ili‘r\
mm a: if in a ialtu wimp lay the old
lady. dead.
'l'iwre \irl‘i‘ no marks of rough na-
row on her. lithium: in tlw room was
tou ind. \lll' had r-ti-lritfly dMl Mitl'
dru‘n iu Ila nit-.ht la luar! illMulN',
a malady nhlvh 'lp- old lady had luru
‘l-Hlllltil \illll laieli
“tuition-'- war at lu~r aunt's death
“.lr tr l'tllrlv lo \‘illli‘hh, ltl‘tllili' though:
«ho would it” mad. lilll their ua~ mo
“in. luuk it all lrup ‘ly uhu puma-d in
and out like a shadow. who r may
n-A.‘ utrt- "loan. liarrl mutual-iv up
Mull-line ilimkumul. lot duh a'hr
ward. and that permu ant, \lr l‘aul
Mas-uh. nephew to Mil-w lllili'lttttunl
\tlmw «lanai- ili'lllil had lIIl'il an and
dc-n and tuyoil-rloun and null "lillllllllh
l' in till
0
my my
0.. O ‘0
l‘lie nooks had elapud slim» Miss
iilrp kumai‘s urynieuouw dlaih
The old lodyk nephew and a fun
"liar l‘t'liillitu and 'l‘li'lllla. math and
Trllmlv. still i» luulnrd in the old man»
or hour-e, for tlli‘ upluairr'w heiress MI
lillll'l\ and All unhappy --luru- her aunt’s
.lemi e, and so thry I- lunlip d to pleas.
l O C
lllr poor girl Mr l‘uul \Iatdtr. the
lam llt'|ll|t W llli luriwl ’
l"i\r' \lt'rhfl «fit-r llw lllll lady‘s
drum. and on .i ldrtk afternoon. when
alum-t all oi the o. opium werv lflk'
J. 0. JENNINGS»
it” w ”ill. mm
IIVII.
“Molar.
1mm.
m
isms. ILI mm.
, i
W w‘ Wt will”
floors. mom xiii. illitulositiim
tenants uses r us» amasse-
Molly
W
Jo D. JENNINGS!
inn their aft wanna nap» in Ihrir var
ions «humid-rs. a M‘i'l't’l and stormy
mun tools tillit't invlwi'wli Modellin- and
Paul
What ii on» lillliii‘ no one lull tin-to
WW II Ivivw- ond ilml linen, hot when Mario-
W'|' MD." .0‘ ”"CP‘ law will little or» ll v'n' “it"s “W in iil~
.- line rattw lioui l‘aui’i pl‘wwmt' her
I 1.0“.le "m. u- r mouse and mild or for air. iiarnh
hit. "om“- he Itppmuwi "Wilt-ll and apart and he
“Ill. “I 0' MM ll". I! ~dimldi'rml a» ln-r hum Mark drum
tout-hi d l'llll a~ “hr mm d. With An.
irrlus new no u. how .iuoohor
0 C t v‘ 0 it 0 I d I t O
‘l‘hat night at view-u u‘rlu-k’ the it»
mum of lilackwmul lloum- lay in a
duo iuuii-rr
.ilr. l‘uul \llit'vli. l-lliru llln uitili'u
death. had nlrpt in her rhimler ll was
a hose. airy room. and he tilted it»
lomtlluit. and in he nil‘llts their in»
trial".
The day has town a almuuy one. hot
the aloud» disperse at in o‘rimlt. and
the moon shines forth, 'illp- old lady's
rhamlwr. as wu have said. in hints and
many. with walla mauled half-way to
M 0m 11-. lin- rellittn. Whhh in nrwu and old-
.rest n; the door is sculptur-
pltaa: t not furniture a nth
room. s d“ on the [rest high. he! “or
the wall Poul ”limit lies ‘_sleepinI.
while «near his bedside. and near the
worm-paneled wsil. is a small table. on
Willl'it stands a winecltlass ofw star to
drink through the uhrht.
Mr. Paul Marsh. lylnir asleep. has
had timeouts. it seems. for he begins to
loss on his tied for sometime. while tho
mmnlluht issuing through the open
sustain-at. falls‘on the
directly over the table. 'l‘ho' entire
house is still on s graveyard at mid—
nllht.
in the midst of this dead silence
Paul Marsh awakens. and his eyes am
on the table near but bed. and than to
the rnoonlllht shove it. and. looking.
he sees a small. square hole in the
paneling dlroetiy ovor his table. and s
small huad——s lady‘s. undoubtedly. on
the donors of which hrilht rings lili-
ter—~passos through this strange open-
ing, and drops something ‘out of a tiny
vial into Mr. Marsh's water glass.
l'ani Marsh hoholds this strange
prm-wding. and leaping illte a tiger
will of his lll‘li. ho grasps the myster-
ious hand. and some one in the nest
l'mml tit-roams. Mr. Marsh stamps flew
wly on rin- floor aml awakens the
house; and. taking a suspend". he ties
the hand In a hook near the set-tel op-
euinn. The inmates of the house
route. in his room and. opening it. he
points to the white lady's hand and
t'l'll‘ti ratl'
llum open the door of the next room
and mu will behold a murderous!"
'l‘hrrv is so rouse to burst It open;
it is llllltil‘kt'il. 'l'he ext-ltvdgueets. go.
lug in. on Mach-line liltu'itwomi glaring
at lirvrn. Poul Marsh ruin the suspen-
der and goes into the mom whore the
inputs -rr. and just in time to stop
ti.» do a girl and try in her ear:
‘aiodrllne, lilru~kwood~murdereu!
you shrill lloi t-srupt'?" °
'tl‘ll. that i would slrlko your dead!"
is ”in greeting of the old aplnfler‘s
l.. ll‘o-ss.
".\l_\' trionds,‘ speaks .\ir, 'Mni’sh.
“rlzar nirl murdrrod her aunt by pol-
mix. and attemph‘d my life a moment
mm M the sumo- moons-w" ‘
‘ l lid?" almost shriekoti the wrewhed
sir]. "i don‘t deny it? it would he
llxt It'si now! Why didn't my aunt. die
ltfln-I' she made that will. whieh made
luv heiress in nIl'.‘ No. she must live
and make up- long for that wealth! in
il‘..- dead or the night i murdered her——
nirnppml through that 8i‘i'l'u‘l opening a
mlnlo poison into her water-glass" No
on.- soap. vital. no orp- lull you —aevursed
vi. \ ll?" meauiuu Paul Marsh. “You
i.l!lil~ to up- today» what's-d mo with
my :illlil's murder? My guilt and ter-
rm lmrai'wl me, You lliri-atenml ex.
noun-.- mumrrmr. i Would kill you to-
nutiuf l sought to poison you as I
poimm-rl lpr""
She died that niizlu. frilndlrss and
show with no one around her death-
lml In .nnaole ht‘l' in her last moment:-
no om» hut the iruauiuary spectra of
2h.- aura old soul she had murdered in
muru rnr all she had done in help:
.I. mother in the ungrateful all-l. So,
lo: iwl up in her lonely morn—awaiting
lln dawn of day in lo- taken in prison
.\i.pll l‘ur Illa. leNN' died—«lied in iii:-
uny and terror.
S'l‘illillCS Nll'l‘ l‘.\' Til! REPORDS.
in Illil sultlivr of Ih-ll'nll has :l (‘mlplfl
or siiiilt'r‘ or the late war that will not
iw pr~ s. r\.d in tho- arrhil-ts of arrepl<
All lii>lm‘_\‘.
"in tip plotter-r brigade. to which i
luluuavd," l't'lillt'ri this Veteran. "there
u is a \\‘l.~aoualu man who swmetl to
have the unit of perpetual [mod feeling.
.iim- Brant: had left 'l‘ulluholnaton on
i i.- way to stun-- safer loralliy. we push-
Nl on in Elk River to repair a bridge.
'l‘l‘u- \Via‘i‘utlslli man. whom i retnumher
so; Hank. wuu down the stream a little
way to take a with. illitl while he Will
illaltill'illllt himwa in the water five of
liraan's liuys appeared on the bank. eov-
errrl hlm with their nuns and eordislly
Invited hint to route In out of the wet.
in. prompll)‘ yit-lllml to the persuasion
and dram-d while lauahlnaly telllnl
iii. ii||lii|hi that if lip-r»- had been but
four ol tltrtn he would have drrlllml in
iwoulllzr them as a Hillh'l‘ltll‘ laud forre,
.‘ind killfllif them from the water.
"\I'hll. the pt'lsuiiri‘ was uwalllnl an
ill'ili‘l' lo luui‘t‘li. the live alil‘pi‘lsuil him
in slllvltllll their ill‘lllu. nottlylnl him
that in y surrendered and iii-kill! to ho
Loon lulu ratup. Like hundreds of
other» in lower 'l‘euuosaw durlul lilo
autumn at land, they wure tired til lilo
tlnlo and and in an wiulu our lines.
The last time i am at a national en-
‘rl’awut I rdliu' arross the hue til ”id
mansion. and I'll he lilowed It hit Wilr
a: mum: in autumn earnest how ho
ullttlr a maiden dash upon those Ive
.lolaiules. aurrouul-d them. din-armed
ilwill. and luarl-lp d them to headquar-
ters. u. h stui‘lt-s ate all“ lit INVI- W‘
on with into who north-touted lit lull."
More" Free Press.
‘31.!- I“ MAY.
run mm!!! to am; tor mm
and the new
so. l‘t‘llll‘llt’il. July lil-lteeordlq
to lliIli‘llt‘lltiliti issued last Il‘ll it!
.\ialor thin-in! llllti ta»- steamers Peru
and Hill of l'urhlli will sail for lion-
oluiu and the Philippines on Will”.
The i-‘lrti r alumni of New York
toluut. an is enacted i rourli (II.
laud “Way The men will erase llifl
lid)‘ ulaou mum. and inform smooth
out to l'lilli.l Merritt will he tho guest:
of honor at an «rumma- hrealtiost to
he alvrn limit at the Mwhunirs' l'aa
villoa by former Now York eltllilitn
.ttow ruuideuur of this oily.
mount. an. :~
(rustling both looking out on tho
pent-led ‘Vluii ‘
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