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In. r and Scale 3 Fight. LDlERS RIOTOUS Scent Concern“ Ind" 'AS KILLED In Arrest at Dana“ --ikly led. 1trtAett-Exetrr. II Tm. FIRE. ' "Yes. Mr Jordan. I've you’d you outside to ape I dipped in. picked up th The Right Hon. sir Jordan Lynne, M. N. P., lest In oath slip through hi. with lips. "You have ttot it'." he Itammered. laugh-k smiled gr1c",ttf M m in foot to I o wit my Jordan clenched his hands and kept " lip. may. "Oat in a lie," he paid. "If " is in ox- hhm, when is it? Who has got itt" Uvnrfrh'._ fare Inswcnd him hefore be tuvarbak) round marl out: "rv. got it!” “'Pon my will and body. that's 1 cler- n stroke of you”, Mr Jordan," he em Mind, u if with genuine admiration. mt, "nut. right down umart: I eouldn't have Mt upon a mu: ides myself. But” -a. honed forward Ind glared cunning‘ tr with NI evil eyu at Jordan -"tt won't work. The old man didn‘t burn .. will. be----") utiii in exist- a n convict naturally would. to “we H. purpou And make Mn story complete. It it: my father who Flanged hi. mind and repented of the will, who burned it. I got him do it, and so did you! He burned it in the candle a few minutes before ho died!” hvadck wracked hand. 'Ne well." he said. will. 57you like: but In your union of what a n convict naturally , laurk-k eyed hi maideays with an evil leer. "Pm I fool, am I?" he laid. " dare any; but I'm not hall Inch . tool as you. who forgot that the will was witnessed, atrtd that one of the witnmu. old Mrs. Pinon. is an" Ind kirking---" Jordan Wind. and the rolor which Md heel creeping buck into his lace de. w it "ntn. Put he_ [wood a we". 5tyttfmptuotmly." "No loud “up: In your fe the whole atory is n t of I wound"! who a: lottery and map"! in known criminal, whom had our to the polite do you think w'ouid and-bull story of a " told hr an "mm! m ey.1t-r-ue t, next lornmg they took me men, I upg- Poplo eomirq "lab I who: this card in y idiot Tale L.“ known me." J enjoyment. at tended to com way,’ th come hm pull Put and th fend to up minute (“AFTER XXI THE US URPER in your tertit My is . cont r] who comm MM from Hon. Mr Jordan Lynne, will; " oath slip through hi. "It we l second will his leg with his got it. When sh to the nurse P will from the I ht whin ,a u and slip inside. y my looked when it “We’ll admit 'ou have Hod oeunrrod_ lied I "mid. to "We “(an toytplete. P imagination.. oetion worthy n'tted th elever pr'snn. a well. u; httratro MW 'f . um“. um villur. ICN. turn WIS Ine) _ VP .' "f.,"'., "ff". Id girl as was hit a third of Sir llreville’s I 'df/Tu",",,":: (his? 'eg.gou,, Sir Jordan, tnt my, the daughter of the people he'di voire!" a y tttttt e and smooth In undud to death, and there was I, hap.’ ' . . . . . [inning (in her on tho other side of the 1drttJc'vriip,,hitnat:i,t.,.i/,t,ve?e rNN, world. and me with the will in my pus-i “Don't trv in: ‘00 ll)!,,", foot. . sur,sion that would make a rich woman threateninAv :1, oo nr. he ?tid, of iwr. Isn't that wonderful?" iclin d t if; m more than h?" "I" .istlait listened intently. ', wa 1.l'", "ll'.?. do your Worst!’ "Thu n u strange story," he uld,’ ' """1 '".""'"'d. “ith " foroul “my. . P,'w, urea It .yyuld read in the papm-g, “It ix” retorted Lavarick coolly. "And would,” it? . The great Sir Jordan although you think it's a lie, it's the Lynne anti {115.fmher's will. I'm not truth. That's where Providence comes ytre that it N” , cate for th judge ttnd in. I tell you--" he spoke slowly andlJu.rr and grind. Pe'.ll look well in the emphatiertll.v--"tut I was almost tempt-i !'..rl'.'f,',',' regimental; " Jordan, and you ed to stop in England and run the rink .-uo:ildn t he’so ready to talk of convicts, of bring sent back to quod. that I might eh'. But I'm Il' ready for burineu tta' find this girl; but I eouldn't new my WP, ttre. 1..r.ere's my terms: rm part melt' my to the point, and I crossed the -with the will. to 'otr--tts you’re an old - L.-Ud..ULfd ------ "--""--e---- friend-fur five 1nd twenty thou-Am. -I-i-- WWW" l Lwariek leuned forward with his hands resting on the table, Ind smiled trimnphantly into Jordan'. eyes. "she's alive," he said, slowly and eu- phatuuslly. world. and m session that of her. Isn't Jordan list! “Thin is a with a forced "It is." rett Although you down 'Me may.” said Lavarick. "And it he were alive, why should you dr [mum-(- and ruin me for his sake.' You do not know him." 'Never saw him." said lavarick. "Good. The only other person to be eorridered, then, is this girl, of whom I know nothing, nor you, I imagine. Sht may be dead; may have died even before the will was made. thud. HOP-1 not unlikely ‘He many.” "And if he .lunlnn's rye» dropped. "I forget nothing, my man," he said, cotlly. ‘Hut let us suppose that you can pummde- a jury that this precious document in genuine-and I should fight it to the last penny, and I am in pot tr-ion; I haw nine points of the law ‘8 would leap will with 3 flyirur rm": would be I He would h tation, a] whom he ha known girl, his ”peruse. The than his rrfleeti, who menu to be Premie money he can get. it in a politician to be clever aunt-s the golden charm buy oportunitU. for the elevertiess. RM: :13 he w flrerilleU nlnnpv, .lunlm. Cl shouldn’t have gnu come of it, don't it Sir Jordan stood trying to realize u him. This wound! lan' winced and kept his eyes it mnu‘se. But you who witnessed it a sinister grin. r," said Jordan, “in the an wan-01y reproduce i: rcount for its Poasestsi, , yourself open to the [oree A mini]!I at last it had been lung in coming-and iookrd up. r the sake of argument," he said, e know his voice sounded thick Ibored, "we will admit that you he will; but I scarcely lee of what can be to you." I l doit, eh?" remarked Invarirl’ my halt brother Neville is beh- Pt may be dead; I think it is round the world.' His candle be snuffed out once and for tul. old be ruined in person and repu- , and Neville, the half brother, he had always hated, and this tut. girl, would thrive and flourish at nough! the vision called up by Minna made him turn hot one and cold the next. At any cost, buy off this man and keep the But he would try a little deli- I cannot see how that will what you want money. halt-brother Neville is ben- rat But y.oy 1orget Mrs. Par he said reproduce it; you‘can- its mansion without open to the charge of my nothing of running an, meeting the certain. unparutive thin in aitmn. A cabinet " be Premier wants remarked Invarick Mow his enemies them he had - tory of the lost Hit, and send it 3 His candle in of no use for It unless he pos- n with which to f)t!,y, of his as, uith all Sir (with! not " fou must first place of ttll the IP a man his!” all the - --F v" “a--." .. mum, wall I gnu. "Oh, I'm not "raid that you'll give the dim. and I'm not afraid of my money. You'll come to termg to-morrow, Mr Jordan," and with an insoknt nod he got through the window and slowly dil- appeared, hi. crooked on: dummy on - -'w" .vv‘. nuu I regret that I have not done what I Inhould have done the moment you forced your way in-handed you our to the poliee." “Right." said anariek, cheerfully, n he got off the table and began to button up his coat. “That's my offer, And t, doit budge from it." He swore. "rm give you till to-morrow night to think it over. I've got tome business to do in the plum that will amuse me till then. Don't trouble to come down to the front door, Sir Jordon,” be added, with I grin. "Oh, I'm not afraid that you'll man LI- exported some such preposterou- attempt at blackmail.” he said. " re- fme! Do your worst! I defy yogi And I'm“; 4L-A . I _ ‘ 7 Jordan hgly. i 2,2,t'ly still replenis ed his l him. mum: try me too far!" he" Mid t1reateninef.v. "I'm more than half in clined to bid you do your worst!" I ‘.... -2 I, _ Q "You fool'." he said, trembling Irage at the indignity he had low I“1)u you think I'd 'stoop to work :luch tool: as you use?" "Never mind what I think!" ret Lavuick, sylkily. "Drink, and dr ood draught. I'd trust you, Sir J inns, just " far u I could see no further. You’ve had time to 1 the stuff, and if you haven't done iyotl‘ve no cn_u_se to refuse to drinl {on Imiling down at th my a-dying there and his face, and I know the man I've go to dm -, ""'"... _vuu. "e aneered. "We'll see! And you think I'm such I fool in to trust myself in your com- any with the thing about me. Not me, git Jordan'. I know you too well. [saw on Imiling down at the old man as he rt,', a-dying there and mocking him to hin {mm and T 1...“... AI . . _ _ - Jordan, witiVirGiii gul ed a draught of the an: he: the glad; down. "Enough:" he said. "M: banned. I'd vatho." giw n spend another quarter of ing the same air with 1 you have come to sell price. I will buy it here vet!” Jordan taok hand “Dr-ink!” he and he caught. JiGian gaspid {denial choked; but anurick he “in”: "Mttttert" hissed Invarifk drygtd the liquor!" 1dun. 'u'hu stood silently regaraing him. "More!" said Lavarick sharply; "drink yourself!" Jordan shook his head. “I do nut drink," he said. Invarick springorf the table and wind him by the throat. "You mean-livered hound)" he snarled. "You would, eh?" I'll choke you first!" Jordan struggled desperately and suc- ceeded in exclaiming: "What are you doing? What is the matter?" of brand“: and It vex water and raised it denly arrested the with ' start looked "Phew! This is dry work, and I've warmed myself up talking and thinking of all I've gone through." Letk have sor'nething to drink." . I Jordan showed no resentment at the limolently rough command rather thtn inquest, but nodded almost pleasantly. l "You shall have some wine." he said. "Curse your wine! Bring somre bran. dy," said Lavarick. curtly. “Certainly," said Jordan, and went Ioftly out of the room. Lavarie kfollouvd him to the dour and looked round the liamismnu vorridor,with its costly carpets and hangings, pictures and statuary. "Ah," he muttered. 'Wil have a. place as good us this myself presently." Jordan came back, carrying a ulver with n liquor bottle and a water carafe and glasses, and a candle. and, putting them on the table. waved hi, hand. “Help yourself!” he said, a. ho ml "Help yourself!” the candle. Aavar.ick pqured C "t've said I'd act on the lqunre with youand I will. No, I've not got 'em. I've risked my life for 'em, not once or twice only. and each time I've been balked. I But." he tttterd an awful oath, “I will (have them yet.'" l Jordan watched him closely. Lavarick'a itone and manner convinced Jordan that he was partly speaking the truth-it not the whole of it. You Larnrick drew mouth. "Yott've got those papers,” he said in a low, eager voice. Lavarick's face M for the first time, and he Icokod- well, quite ashamed and crestfallen as he struck the table and swore. knots u.;.\': lou ans-n and sniggt-r as If 1 “am telling you something a old nmlm‘z believe. rll tell you how. .lu-r. onlnre her father died-mind, l was thvre: l'm teilistg what I saw-he gave hm- the pain-rs that would prove who she was. He told her to hide them till she was eighteen. He knew Sir Greville had sworn to ruin him and his and he wan afraid that the'old man would hound the girl as be had done her father and mother. So she was to hide the papers. I new her put them in her bosom----" He "upped, for Jordan had looked up with a keen. glitter in his eyes. ".You've got those papers," he said in yxng more and mocking him to 'and I know the kind of a gentle- " go to deal with. I'd rust a tiger than you, Sir Jordan, your snuky smile and smooth won't, Font you laughed bitterly an M " window and slowly dil- ' A man is know] -trr the com " erooked Pr" dwelling on keeps "way .from. ped a denial, his voice hall- Lavariek held the glass to e sand. "My patience in ex- thor cite up anything than quarter of an hour breath. air with you. The Witt--. said. "Drink. or I'll--" u? the revolver. he glass in' his shaking with smoldering SIM; and glared d out a liberal quantity vmy small quantity of it In his lips. but sud- be glass half way, and ml suspiciously " Jor. silently regarding him. said. trembling with ity he had suffered. "ly to work with t I think!" returned Drink, and drink I his hand across his it; name you; and now, or 'te time to déctor Ven't done it. e to drink it." E of contempt, strong mixture tt trneered, Sir J ordun rage, at? After such experiences, lain men with no “mummies nnd no ocutinate preju- dice. cannot but wonder why both sides dmft resort to some other means of set- tling such differeneea.--St. Louis Post. Dmpateh. IV In New Orleans the company's loss WA: $60,000 and the strikers' $66,000. The San Francisco men lost $42.0“) and the compnny $80,000. These figures show the coat of defeats since the strikes were lost, except in San Francisco, where . partisl victory - inn The cieverGirit"rTiii, of employers 8500.000, the 1 Ind It men-hubs $150,000. - The Chicago Tribune trabli, statistics of cost which ougl courage the most obtain“: M The tit. Louis stri a last! month and one-half. The com $868,000, the atrikers 8744,000, business interests of the city 1 tinned at. $21,000,000. The Chicago street cue ntril of a series of such attempts {wily settle the controversies street. railway companies and t ployees. House flies spread contagious disease, such as typhoid fever, scarlet fever, smallpox and consumption. Wilson', Fly Pads kill the flies and the dim-man narra- "" hat’u the verdict, eh? In is to be peace or war to the knife? 1 don't much care which it ir--t can make terms with the other side, you know, better terms than I'll get out of you, p'-----" "Do not let us waste time in that kind of argument." interrupted Jordan. "The quicker this -this interview is over the better. You ignore danger, but you can- not be insensible to the peril you run in being seen here---" “hm-k it," said Jordan, in a constrain- ed voice; but Lavarick shook his head. "No, no, the Hunky wili be coming upon some business or other, perhlpn, and would wonder why the door Wu locked. This is better," and he let . chair against it; "he ean't come in now without giving us warning. That's a trick worth two of locking it. Well, Sir Jordan?" and he nodded coolly at him, "What’s the verdict, eht ls is to be Both waited until the valet had had time to get out of baring, when Luv-J- ick rose, and, gently opening the door, listened for a moment. . The valet ushered in a. elderly, white- haired mun, dressed in the dark-colored clothes favored by clerks and lawyers, snd wearing a grey beard and s ir of spectacles, who bowed respectqu to Sir Jordan as he motioned him to take a. chair. h - Jordan noddad, n he bent over his letters. . "Ah, yes. the, er--me"ettger from London." he said. "Let him come up, plane." _ _ _ _ -- _ _ At dusk the valet lit the candle. Ind brought a (-up of beef tea, which Jordan had ordered, and Jordan was making an attempt to dispose of it when the man reappeared and announced that I gentleman wished to gee him. ill and unnerved. An intended visit to landon he deferred. and he wrote an apologetic note to Audrey, stating that he was detained in Lynne by some busi- ness which regarded the welfare" iit his tenants. le What was to be done? There were two persons whom he had cheated, Neville and this girl, the daughter of the woman Sir lireville had wanted to marry. Neville might be dead; if tro, he. Jordan, would be his heir-thont was ell right. But this girl. Bank: had stated that he knew her whereabouts, and that he could produce her, end that she could prove her claim. Give up a third of the Lynne nmnn)‘ and all the famous jewels to an unknown girl-oh, impossible.' He did not show himself to thy one km his valet the next day; he w“ too But now-just on the eve, so to Ipeak of the marriage which was to put the coping stone to the edifice of fortune whieh he had built with so muvh care and toil and, cunning cleverness -he dared not defy the man. And yet to give up so large a sum, no big a lump of money he had pouvhed'. He shuddered, actually shuddered as he thought of it. actually had it in his possession! If he had only kept away a few weeks longer, until Jordan had seeured Audrey and her large fortune, he might have set the ruffian at defiance, laught’d his story to acorn, and declared the will a forgery. There would have been a scan- dal. of course. but Jordan would have got Audrey suie and swine, and could afford to play a hold game. For years he had expected Banks, the man who had witnessed the deathbed scene. to turn up and levy blackmail upon him, and the man had turned up. And matters were even worse than Jor- dan's imagintion and dread him painted them, for Banks not only knew of the existence of the will-which would have been awkward enough for Jordan-but actually had it in his possession! What he had feared for aorléng. ever since that awful night when the old man had died, hm! pmt to pull " Inst. The Right Hon. Sir Jordan Lynne, Burt., M. P., sank into a chair " the evil face of Lavarirk, alias Jim Banks, dis. appeared below the window hill and covered his eyes with his hands. Jordan’s Gee till they vanished below the window sill. '.. .,_. ”a." .- Cost of Street Car Strikes. tf HON. WM. GIBSON, President A Trust Company Doing I Strictly q CORmPONDENCE AUTHORIZED Executor. Administrator. Truck... Recdver. Transfer Men: Bank of Hamilton Building, MERCANTILE TRUST a. (To be continued.) cost which. ougiiCto"'iii'i, most chafing striker. OWNER Shit nreet are strike is one such “tenants to arbi- umption. Wilson', mf and the dist-use germl _'. The eomiGfii,ii' an. the dough with hey tkiedit%i't"ir" thr, pen $366,655 of 1899 cost the OF PICS AND ”bushes some H.000, and the city a sum (-3. las ted V Th reg OF CANADA, u I between their em. Now Jane was . tender-hearted little body, and began making amends to her " husband by making some buttermilk I biscuits, of which she wan especially fond. Ag she deftly tossed the mixture upon the well-floured board, a stranger entered. "Your man told me to come in and wsrm up while he drove the parson home," the man said. making his way toward the Move. "I've been looking over the critter he wants to sell me, and she is a beauty, no mistake," he went on. rubbing his hands with satis- faction over the red-hot covers. "What does he want to sell such a good milker fer, Inyhowt" “Because she’s all run out. 'tnet Ann" use... Guardian. Auk-moo. Liquid-tor. Menu. Region-at of Shares. “Yes. perteetly well: the only reason being that there is next to nothing in the house for supper, and what wfth the churning and the splitting of sev- eral baskets of wood, and picking over three barrels of apples. besides my regu- lar work, I feel too tired to even bake biscuits. and am ashamed to put before our visitor the few pieces of stale bread Ind hushed potatoes left from dinner. However. Elder Durgin. if you are to stay, you are Welcome to such as we have." But the parson, with profuse apologies, was already making his ndieus. , "mir, Jane," exclaimed her husband, now thoroughly alarmed; "what is the union! Ain't you hiding well?" “New, quit your joking, Jane," laid Eaek. alarmed at the seriousness of hi: wife's tone "or the minister will think you mean it, 1nd don't want him to stay." Jane trembled, but remained firm. "He'll think right, then," she answered -LA_AI.. shortly her, Ihe made answer, "No, you 1 it nin’t, Enek; you know that com often come- when I Am wholly Ul pared for them. I feel like laug right out when they say, 'We lik come here. for We never put you my. you are so forehanded.'" V77».-‘ vv-l "Inc. I 'fNo fear of that," Beck laughed, "for my wife is always prepared. There ain't I better housekeeper this side of the Connecticut, if I do say it. Ain't that Bo, Jane t" and he beamed upon his wife with pride. Here was an opportunity to give a demonstration of "the whole truth and nothing but the truth," and though Jane's hospitable heart rebelled within aflJfiWWfiW uwerea the plrson, overjoyed at , prospect of again enjoying Mrs. Mee hot, puffy biscuits, "but I don't want inconvenience your wife." ' "l mu be “51:83:13 swered the puson. overia But Jane's tlisiposition was not one to harbor trhurlishnmos. and soon the three were chatting pleasantly over the hp- penings since the elder] last vilit. V ma, the o,dklt%Jrri," iiiii?gave the ulual invitation to stay to supper. “I .3...” L- a“ _, . ' ,, . ___. -..v..,.... 'Ah some of the pomihle renulta. As the law the two men Simmering toward the housu, she was conscious of a feel. ing of bitterness toward the minister Illa. He might, It least, have spoken I word in her defence, and her welcome lacked the eordiality to which he was accustomed. u art-(manly to the harmony of every- day life as oil to machinery. Ilowever, at Risk objected to her methods, she would hereafter stick to the plain, un' varnished truth. and she laughed, in lpite of her anger, at the thoughts of gm..- -5 .L- _ ~.. -» liheor, vs. 5 , Practice l June Meek had filled her apron with wood and was about to leave the shed when she "upped I moment, woan fashion, to hear what her husband and the Parson were talking about. The Words that came to her are caused her cheek: to flame with anger and resent- ment. "All Women. I reckon, are more or less deceitful,” her husband was say- ing. "Now, there's my wife-as good a Wrnmnn nu tl..., I, L .r Woman we seem to u the truth.' DEPOSIT VAULTS .ed Trust and Agency Business . ___-- - 5w. " Hi there is in these part-tsn" tell the truth and nothing but [w n " all run out Ind don't "0h." "newer?! Jrne. jab- t your Joking. June," laid N] at the seriousness of his "or the minister will think t, nnd don't want him to .5 “ma blowing his nose ruth," and though part rebelled within var, "No, you know know that compuny [ tun wholly un ro- [ feel like laughing Hamiimn, Ont. ' 'We tiii ti' gm... 'kri'i'it,'i out - ,,_____.- -. ,vu vv;v\.u=u W his kissing vou, why didn't you can for help?" Second Deatmuto--"t couldn't. Re was holding my hank." --mrper'ss Weekly. "They say her husband are" - war-e than ever." “What has he done now t" "Why, the other day, instead of [in her the money to pay her bills, he then himself."--).' c 7 - (.7.~ -e_____ ._._.... uv- a. satisfied patrom, don'taynu t" "Yes," replied the faretioui, hundry- nun, "but We get more eutu."---Kartmu City Times. ""iaLeTiii,'" came the reply, full of pie."-jt-Bita. "Welt, John," slid the teacher, "what in your word!" -e There was silence in the class for n moment. Then a boy sitting in the trout "tpf 'tut his hunt The class VII getting gunman. "Now," said the talc er, “can "a, on. give me a word ending with 'ous,' mean- ing full of u in 'dangerous,' full of dna. ger, and 'uxarlioo," tull of baud!" All the sttar of Abdul Adz h min on ttt net-end. it in likely that this ad!- tor will lose his job unlm he rescuin- hll ideas Ind their literary expression. Fir} rrhetr1tPrc-':it tf? plasma Itt munship, courage. und damn! from the Goreichitos. Whieh of the" thing- do you find in the Abdul Arirt In it In the name of justice that he has rude I gift of two citiu in the land of the Moham- mad-nu? And no tttotqdt thin were not enough. is he not .eeklmr to impose om us the Authority of infidola? “The noble mph-ll: of our Sultan In. jurt triumphed over our enemies, tho infideO. and put them to rout. May God destroy you! You will be very mn- ful not to print the news you will re- ceive. . "You uy, o no of uses. that the Emir should unite in his per-on four fundg'nentd thngsfjwm. dates- "If you were capable of being fair and impartial or of telling the truth [would recount to you the great things thut an Cold hug tuscomp1Uhed on this vary day. But it would be paying you too mad honor you little are”: of 5 pk! “le on you, you traitor and liar! f Do you think that Moroccan- believe . word that you "yt Hove you ever in your life said anything that in true? l Whot you hove written, you little cur _ of a dog, on the subject of the aid It l Peg is absolutely false. In" you ”an, ‘ you hog, with what respect and admir. ztion the English newtpcpcn speak of in? They decided that the great party that “as supporting the claim. to the throne of Muley llama must line a newspaper organ of its own. Type and printing paper were hard to get at Fez, but a quantity of material was at inst procured and El 'ra'oun began to appoint, In most astonishing nevupnper, which made up tor its meagre size with heat- ed and virulent language. The way that editor has lambasted the odious reptile ( who edits one of the rival sheets en- titles him to 3 place in front rank ot vituperatwe journalism. Below are sane extrscta trom a recent Article in El Ta'oun. Part of it has been blue. - cilled as not sppropriate for pix:- tion in any language: “Fez-May God preserve her from all evil and evildoenil The policy of her onemie. is taking the shape of wder and ball under the incitement I the editor of s miserable newspaper. Who does not know this man to be a yelp- ing dog, a "probate, a loat mature, s traitor to " people end his religion? God and the Faithful have branded and men and he can deceive no one except himself. Kicks and Cuffs. ‘Xqu get , 'oodyttny kick: from db- Bout, being under European inilur encen, have supported the Sultan Abdul Aziz during we pending unpieuamues. in Morocco. Their article: against the attempted usurpation of " brother, Muley Rutig, "irred to Lowering rage nanny ot the leading men of Fez, who had turned Abdul Aziz out of his cupi- n1. Remarks by an Editor About In Es. teemed Contemporary. Some interesting tacts have juet INCH primed about we uewupupeu m Mur- occo m the {Revue du Monm- Muaaur wan.‘ ineac Juumuu otigtually oued their crush-nu: lo European hump the. like lumgu repreoeulauwu at tet and lungner nought it neutral) to reach the better clan of the pcupw through neuspnpers. The) then-lure til- gagcu some neu'ppaper men from Fyrtu, um two papers primed in Arabw “we named in Laugier, 1:3 Sandi m P.s4, and .El ANN in 1906. "Joe," the contrite mun sa‘d slum- ishly, as he took bio seat at the mid “nu-e" i biscuit, FUext pleastantty.-l1oston Post. ."He was " mad that I didn't try." Jane answered calmly, a the turned her biscuits to brown eveAy. "Mud! What about t" Jane rerun! the eonvemation, add. ing tweet y, "I done it to please you. dear: hereafter you shall be proud of having a wife who speaks the truth. the whole truth, Ind nothing but the truth." "you mn’t think any mane: of me than I do myself." He blushed painfully as he spoke, and braced himself for m. wife’s reply. F -v -V__,.,....‘... As he rode home the thoughts.“ the rich bargain he was about to make drove the embarrassment of the pre- vious hour from Foek's mind. and when he entered the kitchen a pleased mile played around his rhrewd lips. "WhereU Carter?" he said, looking Hound. “He's gone," was the refly. "Why didn't you keep h m until I got hornet" His tone evinced surpriae. ior Jane could always be depended upon to aid him in making a trade. and he often admitted that, without her help. hits bunineu ventures would have proved failures. vigoromly, stopped in the middle d I moulding snort, and cured at the wo- man. “Besides that," Jone added, “Ill. In such I kicker that Euk can't. milk her " on without me rota-ding nM petting her." The angry lame: wnitod to hear no more, but stated for the door, muttering something about "tvast. in' a hull afternoon," as he disappeared. All he rode home the thoughts of the rich bargain he “as about tr make drove the embarrassment of the pre- vious hour from E.sekrc, mind. and “In-n he entered the kitchen a pleased smile played around hi, nhrmul lips. "Where's Carter."' he raid, looking n.n.._J JOU RNAL I SM IN MOROCCO, Cruelty to I Wife. "_. N1. '-'"rFYir'" ' >u‘g.‘ ‘....:J»_\' ' ca7pu, L4 1r.” Logical ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO ' u 'pioru,' she True Baseball Iplrlt. "The hue-hall spirit in I wonderful and impressive thing.” mid a New Hum barber. "New mmifmuuom of tt con- tinually crop up. Tad Jones. the nut Yale "ttetter. flopped into that red plush chair there the other day. " 'Nhave, sir?’ acid I. " 'No,' aid be. Throat cut. Yale lost." -Waahhtgtort Bur. many everyt homes --Was “This son of mine is alwa, something.” "Boys will be hays." “I wouldn't obja-t to that. want: to take a fetnale part in play."-)-, City Journal. il 11 '0- ad "Never marry a man to reform hi my dear," counselled Aunt liomilulh. . you do reform him be'll hate you for and if you don't you'll nlwny: be pityr yourself for hnviNfeunrried a man wl wasn't good enough for you," I to swim 'tl Yer train Magazine. maul rantaurunt, "d twenty minutes to l twottty minutes, to 8 "Nnyther. Oi said Mrs. Jenner Ire 0nd: find it bard to eutertain [may on such short noti Mm. Gidder Oh. no; to find plenty of rnt"rt pwulia rit h Tribune. ly k-cauu WI Ill "Why in it," asked the doctor, "that t"tronomerts, who“ work mun. be pecu- linrly trying on their powers of union. union unilunuly law strong ers."' "My friend," answered the professor, "it Is because thes have nlrnnn ovum nun Employér Well, wh- t Plan? - Bor-r didn't do mum oftioe boy. _ tlt there “Within! Fact. The 'l‘rojnn Ind mauled the wooden home inside the guns: of their city. "It has I rather suspiciou- look about it," they Mid, "but it itut't I “can roll. er, any.” Welt, had it be! for them, however, u we Bee by the light of the subsequent 1"lty if they had stumpeded then and They were looking " that oek0rntod statue, the Venus cl Milo. “But when Ire the hands!” and Mrs. Pneuritda. "They “(an laid off, Mm." explain- ed the polite attendant, "in consequence of I din-“trou- break in marble stock." hind mun " tr at tt m tr in F ml r Wito time Du th Perfectly Adaptable u , "lend," answered the professor, because ttrey have strong eyes that, Ere astronomers." H F. WA hrs' NO x-rtail It N Febr No Lack of Diversion lc'nm-r lwe "mlego--Di Formal lndecd The Professor Explains Dot llrntion Amonded la No Mum-Autism 'r tat summer "sort)--Didu't nklcl in) thrre were no munquh It tl: il ot% n inly What He Said ik Freda! Lad hadh Truthiul Does Sometimes hat when -lt did, air, and it told the We had that booklet print- ury. and 1 Am prepared to hon- wum’l a blamed [uIlp] thin 500 mole: of here " t in Letter Dow. tirttwn yuan u brood of roared each spring in (‘ttmxnter Workhouw. birds first took pone.- Lhry have [mulled zoo undnrd. Seems Probable did XI'ECI‘HD JF lilM So tt Advice mid ye had minty min thot'u all ye did have I ttoue."-Kvetybody' liar mt HAT Hot " travail" in lid you sav you want. a job, eht you do at your hint Wh (anor WIT " ting It six signs," "that 1 nit man living." "'plied Mr. (Jon I propose. My 'ly puttoatie."-- they I" mmod tainment in (he btttler.--thioum " to remark, Mr, my girl. wh, WI tit that rli M H marry Di Didn 't you w pitying mun who nuton Bu Il rinne it bad mil be "" it th