HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1903-01-01, Page 2TIIE CROWN PRINCESS
FLEES FROM SAXONY.
Strange Disappearance of til
Wife of the Crown Prince.
Left During a Pell and Skipped Away -All Europe hunting for Her ----Fled
From tier Home at Salzburg After Midnight Dec. a and Iles Left No
Trace Behind --Rumored Domestic Discord - Left Dummy in tied.
Dresden, Saxony, de»tuttedt: The Praccee the mid perceived a dummy
Crown Princess of Saxony fled from
ber home during the night of Decem-
ber 11-111. The Drewleuer Journal
today says:
"The Princess, in a state of In-
tense mental excitement, suddenly
deserted her family at Salzburg and
went abroad. The Saxon court anc-
tlona for the winter, Including the
New Yoar'e reception, have been can-
celed.'
The foregoing paragraph in to-
day's olficial journal, which was in -
sorted by order of the Klug and
Crown Prince, hoe turned into truth
,what for several days pant has been
:regarded as 011 tneredlole tale. Tim
Crown Princess, surrounded by her
ladies-lu-wa ting and numerous at-
tendants all servants of the Royal
household, has vanished ao utterly
(hat the police of every kingdom of
Europe have for ten days been un-
able to trace her. The official an-
uouncement wits made le order to
obtain the aid of the general public
In !lading the Princess, and because
the court fiction that she preferred
to remtti0 In retirement at Salaburg
further than to return to her hus-
band and children at Dresden, can -
trot longer be maintained.
Developed iaou'nitru;itits.
Acoarepanied by the Crown Prince,
the Princess went to the castle of
Emperor F'rantes Josepu, near Salz-
burg, a month ago. A week after
their arrival the Prince broke Ids
leg while bunting, aid was brought
figure. she awakened the luny -lir
waiting, utld 11)1 latter, with other
111 1.111 bet's of the Princess' suite,
searched 011 the neighboring apart-
ments, then the entire castle, and nu-
ttily the grounds of the mottle ,but
no tritoc of the Princess wile found.
At dawn the police of Salzburg were
informed of tho dieuppearunce, and
cmitelrte1 were made throughout the
whole countryeide, but with no tan-
gible result. Tito enquiry by the cud
of (hot day had extended to all parte
of the 1iingdam of &,cony, 011 on
authority from Dresden on the end
of the e0000(1 day to nil of Europe.
Dragged Water 111 Vain.
The theory of suicide was suggest-
ed, u 114 a fruitless search for the
Princess has been ntudo. Alt the ponds
and other pl:o_s of water in the v cln-
Sty of the ceetle 113 been dragged
telt hout reeult.
The dis;'.ppcararce of the Princess
will doubtltts cense the circulation of
meter storics. It is already related
that site eloped, but enquiries made
here 11r.ve brought out nothing to
suhstanthau or euppot•t Lein supp0-
sUlon.
Due to Domestic Discord.
Dresden despatch: The fight of the
Princes Tc.s ceueel great exatement.
1t is rtpiorted diet the Arch.,Uke Fer-
dinand, tiaeumtkumed by nue of the
inert chtgalet rl.lins, went to Geneva,
whither it was euppoeed the Prinosil
had ilei,, but failed to find any truce
of her. The Princess' brother, the
Archduke Lcop0,S Fereiimtntl, Is 0011.1
to be with her, but nolh.ngo:in be as -
Iota to Dresden. The Princess, how- eertnined as to her whereabouts.
I: le officially explained that the
ter, still remained at the castle. I'rl:.eeas des ppcnrunce is due to mete-
' she (Ltd 00 the people of the 1.::.l derangement. There is 1ttle
Court did not know, except that the doubt, however, that it was (poutedPrincess, with tsliegloomy tenacity, us- by douieeilc discord, growing out of
little
does what the wants. Fora Ilex busbaid'e nlutio..s with an ac-
ttle while tale explanation mut- tress of the Dresden Court Theatre.
;lined; then fragments of gossip be- It is asserted here that the Princess
an to reach Dresden. It was said pfrrg ientfy threatened flight on this
khat 1110 periods
had surrendered ai000u11t, 111111 110(1 she wan incensed
berael( to ht9ede of nervone excite- 111. fur father„ the Grand Duke of Tue-
ptent, and that her eccentrlcltlee of c;iny, for count:;ling her to forg,vc
Deportment caused much concern to hit.e etieegnd. She is a ild to be e11-
er suite, and to some of her Auo- ciente.
trian kinsfolk, who were staying In L f rumored here to night that the
%ate castle with her. It to now 'b0- Princess way accompanied by the
'jeered that she was under surveil -1 French tutor of Ther children.
'lance, Dresden, Saxunv, Dee. St. -Kong
Leet Ionone in the Red. George and the Crown Prince Fred-
, The narrative of the events at Selz- crick know a'do're the Crown Prin-
burg durlcg the nights of Dee. 11 and (1080 Iosu1Ne MN eon;ht refuge, but
12, us to.d In Dresden, is that the they have decided to accept the (s-
ei,rtnoeae, who appeared to be in an t'augement 0f the Primmer +dud her
ne»' q,y toet' ull mood, retired be- husband as irreparable. They have
lore 12 o'c.ock, and after the musts nude the Cabinet ,privy to the rir-
2n the re Ion. Three hours later, when euntntafees of the Princess flight.
a m.dd looked into the Royal bed- as they see theta, and a decree of
1ehumber, something le the appear- divorce In tnike11 of 118 a neeefeary
lienee of the bed prompted her to go sequ:'Iwe to the PrIueess' resolution
Closer and examine it. 1nntend of the 1lt Leave the court forever.
tORENZ FAILS IN ONE CASE.
One Physician Faints at Sight of the
Heroic Operation.
Boston. M ase., Doc. 29. -Professor
Lorena failed of complete motels 111
an operation for hip trouble at the
Children's Hospital here yesterday,
but the subject, a boy, 1008 past
the age limit.
Dr. Lorenz, succeeded, however, in
placing the crippled limb in ft pad -
Mon, which probably will help the
patient niatelially. Two other cases
were treated 1;1100084011y.
During the demonetratlon In the
first 0)1)40 oho 1)008nal force employ -
cd by Lr. LUrena in breaking down,
and in etretch(ng other muscles,
made such an Impression on a man
of middle ago, that the company
saw the unusual spectacle of a phy-
etclan fainting in the operatilug-
room. A. Second physician was just
sareal from fainting.
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NEWS IN BRIEF Z
reettpt1wCV CVOs 11.2
CA,NAtitAN
A case cif smallpox is reported at
London, Ont.
The ifouse of ex -Mayor Shaw, of
Toronto, wee entered by barglars.
The Bank of Toronto opcuet a
n?w brunch at Oakville.
Thieve. took 13110 from the safe
0f the Union Mouth, Toronto.
Col. Prior and Dir. Eberts, of the
British Columbia Government, are
'begoing to Ottawa to negotiate for
tter terms.
Toronto's order for 1,090 tons of
Hocking Valley coal has been can-
celled.
Dominion Lin- eteaumre between
ivetpool and Boston w111 call at
aditax. beginning next nlonln.
The Court of Appeal will begin on
Jan. 7th the hearing of the appeals
In the South Oxford and Lennox elec-
tion cases.
Dir. Joseph Brunet mill appeal to
$upreme Court from the decision of
the Montreal court unseating and
dlsqualtfying blm.
A portrait of the late Principal
Do.o 1.J -1. eloeitager was uavallad by;
Hon.*John Dryden ext the McMaster
Uulvcrslty at home,
R Milani Henry Barnett, a colored
lad, of 163 Clinton street, Toronto.
1110(1 under etrcumstance» which have
been lnveetlgatod by the police.
lion. J. I:-rae1 !Parte reftei a to
1ii.>'cu8N the report that he may
seek a seat in the British !louse of
Commons. '
Burt Barker, an Engilsh lad of 18,
wit» Well at Port Colborne by a
broken whlffletree striking him and
breaking hte neck.
The rafignetlon has been an -
00110(d of J. Francis Lee, WOO Wee
Traffic M'pager of the White Piss
& Yekon Railway.
Sir William Mulork was banqueted
by the citizens of Mosfot'd In recog-
nition of itis eervlcee to aid of their
harbor improvements.
Mr. H. W. Auden, M. A., assistant
m triter of Felten College, Elle -
burgh. hex been chosen Principal of
Upper Canada College.
,Rev-. J. W. McMtlian, Of Lindsay,
will accept the call to 81. An-
drew's Church, Winnipeg, with tee
00110(1
nt of the Presbytery.
Iron and '!keel manufacturers,
members of the Canadian Menufec-
turere' Aseoclatlon, met to consider
euggeetlons of members regarding
the tariff.
Wm. Porter has been arrested on
a charge of assaulting, with Intent
to rob, Richard Wood, of Flea11e1'lon,
who (111 1110 to Toronto with (1a8h to
bay a home.
The proposition is on foot among
quite at lung circle In Toronto to
helve Georgi r. Matter come out ns
nclyoralty candidate, 1f that ge'i-
tl Mau le willing himself to come
Io'w:ud.
Ila. S,,lnes Fisher, Icon. t'htu'les
Fitzpatrick, Hon. William 1'ettersen,
ld.tn. .1. Israel Tarte and Mr. R. L.
lorden were Among the fineakere at
the'banquet of the Dominion Com-
mercial 'Traveller' ,1ssoclatlon at
Mont rtv)l.
BR1TIStl AND FORC'ON.
an underground railway for CAI -
ea go buelneeo sections Is talked of.
ti'n'nu111 electrical firms are organ-
izing gigantic combinations.
Don Carlos, of $paln, le saki to have
abdicated In favor of ills son.
'l'he State of Connecticut was de-
chtrel tree of the cattle disease.
It Is .believed that President Roose-
velt wIll consent to act as arbitrator
in the Venezuela trouble,
The personal effects of Mascegnl,
the composer, were attached at Chi-
engo, and ills .hate le ngeln abate
finned.
Marconi, the whsle»» telegraphy
inventor, talks of going to Cornwall
In a short time to make arrange-
ments for opening the system for
commercial ,busyness,
More United St item patents were
h'sucd to residents of England dur-
ing tit^ year than to people of any
other old world land.
A LONG VOYAGE,
even Week(( From Amtrak
to England,
dROSSINIi THE EQUATOR.
f leasure and Excitement of Sleep-
ing on Dock.
i,ATIN" Flus IdgALS PES DSP,
A ship, a shlp, don't you see the
ship?" wait 8houtc11 from bow to
stern, and all, eager to get a
glimpse of this welcome 'v'isitor of
the deep, rushed to the lee gide,
where 111 the fair distance could bu
801111 only just with the nuked eye
u speck agudnit the horizon, whit),
by degrees, grew larger and 151g -
et', Mall Camels and mouth were
plainly' cisiblu without the aid 01
field glasses. 011, watt joy, to fit
Wet be auto to rest the eye upon
something or 10111110 object tram the
outer world. That 1031 11100 1.11 81/0101
to have been muletphe11 to amity,
so lung dues it 1e'm »hire Icuv'lub
.tasU'ai,an shutes. It really is u
great notedly truveteug ua the8e
vast south:re ((clout, (111.1 W imeee
up 0110 31 10.1)1 W 8011(3 (1010 11 to,lucll
a life for sewn ocean. .,lacy lime
weeder beef 8aou a1 Lotman u( Lutc
.0 (p1tt, tad 1 woad] u6.13 w gut:
my raiders a. 1e1W ulna ui how the
tone et passed ,u110:14 a sttiil (011.1
of (hell pu»uluger6. •Illi 1 r1 weer
i» usually 1.1.1,8') 111) tvith ruaklhg
acgeutditunc08 and cbou.lag 011eo
treatd1, iterangeat coalultwue for
the (00,0(10 gata*ri tied e01.110W'
everts, also cutluel'ts, dauc.ug and
cunni part...t8,, and as our follow pat-
eettgere oft ties trip 11(013.1 11)1100 (0
neap ail Aeetralut', some of aid
cuuutry 1) 111), it »;M:3 wluwut nay-
1qg that were W116 111) lace u1
0111t(8Ctaeli t, and, remarkable 1,o
rayl they were all of the Saxoe
tongue, nut nue except.0u, oud
many an interesting ,war was spout
lu gsietay watulliug or ladeni11g to
the Liu hlotory, mere or tees, u,
Inane of our felmw passenger».
'ihcre tor•, times 1 have enowu
eleh at 61I'eh1Kr1• sdtag next wit,
ask if 1 Kuow one of 111y beet
(riottds, W1)011 upon further (tc-
quaiutallce he or sae may also
prove to be a friend of the »/111113
Party, wheat wail a meet pleasant
sw•pri»e.
We h.tti a eve•al fairly good artist».
11..:
pantie. p.bttcrs had no trouble
la a. tiring euejee.s, un.) our gosettr
py Attie new.peper, pat:gamed once
lied the al0,ere1 eortuou $.,r
(10.11,1, »how Ing won(1cru11 Latent,
%vitt 1t le more than i can say for the
,od or.
A p.nny a peep was charged for
this paper and then pltosed on.
The eh:.h'man of committees, the
Hon. 111 herd --, 1.d the hie of a
wertyr wall dings r 3acbtd a c,I
mux and a;e reetigned in (1eNpntur,
A11110111.,.IDen 1e w'ere ln;uul.y 111:0111 alt
m ;,t times, which wall! be the sig-
nal ;or outbursts of applause.
This. 1111 one class and go-lie-yot-
please style of living seem0:1 like
one blg picnic. One might wear the
ulnae frock for tea a8 one wore fur
br;n,kfuet, and 11. wadi] muse un-
nollrtel. Wb:,t it relief. I am sure
many will agree with mu that there
ehoul t be no such thing aa 0(0011 d !I-
mre or full dress entertuinmcnte on
board n ship, but think iueteud u( a
fine game of two's and three's or
a turn at skipping the rope up on
the forward deck where there was
plenty of room and a *plastid
breeze An !tour or more of thea
healthful exer11 0, every afternoon,
Sunday excepted, just before tee,
was the finest appetizer. Coale it
bo wondered at 1f there was a gen-
tled ,t'mp tie when the bugle 0111
waa beard for tea, a rush to the
1a1ln to get slightly strulght0ned up
11 bit, Dui hili (0mmenced the work
for the poor tabic atewnr.ls, but it
loomed a hopeleeo tank trying to fill
tide vague w -hole, for lmuuedittety
gee moll was clears I away auottor
haul to be prcparecl. Fite wile a day,
not counting An three adorning cup of
int 111111 hi/WORN at 5.:111 and another
at 1.1 1).m. Aileen on tea. at S p,m.,
was the Indies' Liv01110 11011r when
their own dear old ten trot, the
Australian woman's delight, 111111
fllbol to 1110 brim several diodes over
10 a party of Invited Mende either
In 1.110 dining saloon or In Dome 0oey
owner on deck. The gentlemen toe
weenier would be sure of an Invita-
tion, and snob (t least of good
things, composed of the ehoiceet 000-
fectionery from a rich. fruit cake to
1.y lady finger. It the private »tore
be exhausted there wart more at the
bar, where an abundance of the same
oonld be bought. at »tore prices. At
8 p.nt. Aare, slipper In served tar
der any and every circumstance. :t
steward with a 12 -gallon turn of ex-
cellent onttnefel gruel In Neer loom -
lug 1n the distance front lh(1 kitchen,
and by tho time the poor fellow
roaches the dining »nitron he le so
eurroundcd with customers, armed
with cups and spoons, Ito knows clot
whoa to turn or whom to serve
first with his huge ladle; beside title,
there were epleldldbreed, butter and
cheerio in abundance, which were so
thoroughly uppr0ciatel that noth-
ing tett empty distt08 were to 1s'. seen
In a fete minutia. It was reafl5'
quite a 80nl•CO of amusement every
evening to watch Ude famished
throng who had just two hours pre-
viously taken a good Square meal.
The spiritual part of these few
hundred soda received no lack of
attention either. It reminded one
note of melted meetings than other-
wise. Three Methodist and two
Presbyterian miniotors were on
board. , They contrived to have a
prayer -meeting every morning at
7.15. to 8 o'clock, Snnlaye and week
day8, the usual Sunday service at 11
amt., Sunday School for the children
at, 3 pen., conducted by it prominent
teeter of the Methodist Church In
Melbourne, who oleo gave ,a
few vent InUereeting 100(0,05 on
her work among the 1/001. in the
dune of that great elty, sometimes
eerv1e0 for the miter» wait h,•11 on
Tho forward deck, from (t to 7 p. m.
tvhl,dn WON entero? into heartily by
Fame of the crew, especially when
well known henna were 15115, fol-
10wiel by the evening service from
7 to 8 p. m. WVetdneetay evenhrg
prayer meeting was never omitted
either. These meetings were very
fairly' attended art a rule. Of came!
It is weedless to say that the Sunday
morning cervices were nhvays
conducted after the Church
of E1)51and form, which 13 the rule
on board al, ills Dfajoete's ships,
wherever (loath the Ileitis!! ,leg on
the high 1eate the oupltile hint-
ed? or the chief steward taking !hie
10:'01 0. if their happene.l no minister
aboard to do At.
Another notable experience was
csmpleg out at n.ght wide crossing
the tropics to it 0111 the great heat
and et111ng atmosph000 of the
cabiae and what it .1413 u. pus (1101.,'
to Id 11 ! About .10 p. m. the (00men
all rob., in their (treating govne un1
linen 11111,1, be teen at p.0, 0ssiolt re-
1,vlbil11l1 1111 11 1111,i 0. 1114L0 1110t11 1111(5
fades with ultimate And pi,low6
WU11d fur the upper (leek ale how
oa tete steauner, where 1110 8111 101'N
nave uleeady b,eu at work e1111 11814 -
lug up the railing to make 1t more
.e,luved. bale ore eunetteated by
plu.lau two.,0ek c1110,1, (0gethera0'..
ulaukets spread lengtlnwl..e, flume 0.
the more betanins wain„ hammocks.
1 61111 1 1 11e00r forget what a charm -
lug view o, the heaven.+ one can get
here at algut, and on waking up
about 3 a. in. there,'
right in our face, in all her glor-
ious beauty, watt Venus, her appear-
ance far exce.dirl t In r11da11. a any-
thing i had e,er seen barer, with
the moon as he: 000011 un,1 revel on
the wane. About the second quart-
s:,b.1tu had it 0.1 un1 a.h l'• ,.i.1. u e
110111 the lioriwa,aud there 8u'al„ In
,.cruse the water gleamed the 81)111)'
Leering hgtd. 1 maligned to !ire
pl.chcd my bed at elm extreme bow
end 01 the vowel that Rigid, to 1110
110110 to (Vetere ie the sdtul. matting
watch, nothing save the 0a1n01.1011t
thump of the ((:row directly beuoa1.11
to rindnd one of tli gs of slit wend,
:end the wonderful works of man,
whose presence Watt evident and 10
little e1u0orra04,4, too, for when on
the way to our cabin in the murniug
one wou,d 01catuter betty lying
about on the tower decks with bare
feet projecting at one end and a
hood at the other, pyjamas of every
conecivddalo pattern, rising like Phoe-
nix trout its t041les, mud Lying about
firmed with bath towels, their path
of gory lotdlig-but to the bath,
one of which had been erected of huge
proport)one, 0.110 01 8111, c10111,
away up on the forward deck for the
11ac0n11n011t10a of a t toaell at )1 011111.
lee, the man's res.bng pd..ce wee uul
r.lwuye certain. I remember one poor
fellow who had pitched his bed too
near the drain truugl, got an awful
ducking, quite unknown to the 8,t11 -
ors as they flooded the upper deck
le the early morning. This was the
0101108 of a very stormy and wet
"8011 dee" that morning.
sometimes when the alarm of ap-
pro.tcelag rain was »:gnallcd by 1401110
of the officers from the bridge the
greatest excltemont prcval.e11 among
the women. In their anxiety to get
dressed and floe with their beds to
the cabin, they would fairly Wattle
down the bidder, a tittle epleode dose
orad officers enjoyed immensely. The
children who 'were aroused to harts
Now, when I reflect over mane of
the discomforts of ship life to a great
heat like this wee, It mutke8 one feel
glad it's a thing'Of 1110 hast. For
11000nee, to have ton extremely stout
companion hl the name cabin with
you, a mlefartnne that has 110011
Mille 11010(1 at such a time. The poor
souls, It le a shine to site 1111401-
tune too, for they Were the very
essetute of goodnature and tried Ho
hard to 'alike the very least of them-
selves, knowing so well that their
rain (1718 1110011 more :temptable than
their company, and then ttg8p11 the
appevtrance of tier table 81111tnrd8
node pan feel that the foodas to
its con+lltlun was very gtleetbOn3,I110,
especially the soup! Many com-
plained of It ibeing too hot to eat,
((11101) was true enough. ,But what
about those who had the .preparing
and serving for so many In this great
heat ? I.Wiie often struck with the
wan and thin appearance of the
stewards, but It Io ea811,0 accounted
for when one eomsidcre their daily
routine of dntie-S, even ehrougll the
hottest weather.
Then ono sad occurrence of the
('0.ynge happened about this time,
when an ngrd passenger succumbed
to the trying heat and the hotly was
burled ett 8101 about 8 o'clock In the
evening, by lamp -light. This was a
most Impressive ceremony, and the
foot of there being no relatives or
friends of the deceased on board
made 11 nil the more folemu. The
poor old sailer groat deelre 100N to
reach the land of hos birth and to see
the dear ones once more, ,but
Now the laboror'o task is o'er,
Now the battle teat' is .past,
Now upon the farther shore
Lands the voyager at last"
As our voyage approached the end
the all absorbing thought was bow
to pack and stow away all that's
not wanted, a difficult task for
those who hail a family of children.
I wish my readers could get a peep
1101')1 into the hold on one of these
occasions, what a weird see0e would
meet your gaze, all under electric
Tight in the bowels of the ship.
Many packing away, other» nailing
tie mending lu some way much abus-
ed luggage, and the best of good
humor prevailing with all.
The last day seemed the longest
of the 49, owing to every one's great
anxiety to land. All the concerts,
dancing and card parties were some-
thing of the pant, not forgetting
the chew; tournaments, my favorite
amusement. I felt quite triumphant
btu the fact of having beaten all the
best players on board, and they,
really played very well.
The W0111011couIli have held quite
a creditable bazaar with all the
pretty and useful articles that had
been made, Many wore able to keep
their hand In at the wash tub too,
having every accommodation in the
way of laundry room, stationary
tubs, plenty of fresh water, heated
by steam, drying groundo were le-
gion on the opacities decks, a hot
flat iron could always be had from
the cook for a small fee.
But, "throw up your hats, boys!"
0011)0 'me 1'118 heard to Any, for
the are at hist striding up the dear
muddy old Thames, and Tilbury
clocks are nearly reached. Then two
last Mmes are spent In bidding
adieu to our friends of the ocean.
At laid the are being towel into
port. But listen, the Anstrailan
call, "COO -rte," come» across the
water from one anxitn1Niy wadthlg
among the throng on the pier,
which greeting haul a most cheering
effect upon all hie countrymen 0n
board.
I conclude by quoting the follow-
ing lines a8 they occurred to me
when descending the gangway of
our goodN1ip for the last time:
"Rolf on, thou deep and dark blue
ocean,
Tho) vast and ever sounding »ea,
Wonderful ort thou, great element.
I love to wander o'er thy billow»
And hearken to the though'tl'thy
waters teach -
Eternity, eternity 11(1(1 power."
J. `M, Hamilton.
HMS USED MAMiEEE
Blew Up a House, Killing the
Owner of it,
ATTEMPT AT COWARDLY MURDER
Hannington, W. Vn., Dec. 2B. -The
residence of Robert Floyd, two miles
north of here, wan blown up with
dynamite by robbers last night. Mr.
Floud was killed Instantly, and Mrs.
Floyd and tho servant girl were serl-
ounly injured. The house was com-
pletely demolished. One 011ounand
clol111r8, Which, it le add, Floyd had
In the louse, is missing.
Eollne, Ala., Doo -v A. M. Bass,
foreman of tido coal c1mt08 of the
Mobilo anti Ohio Railroad, was 011-
CA and J. le. Jones, agent of the
road iitre, WW1 W011 1111011 11041 1)181)0,
while sitting at the nippertable of
a hotel, the 1050)16elne firing through
the window. There is old clue to 1110
perpetrators.
Bloomington, Ill., Dec. 24. - The
jury In the case of Daley Carlton,
charged with the murder of Mrs.
J08eph Leslie, has rendered a ver-
dict of not guilty, Her plea was
self defence. Meg. Les le who was
from sleep would ore, "Mother, have sa.ld to bo jealous of Mise Carlton,
we got to de" attempted to horsewhip the latter,
No, wo hadd yet
ft between two and waylaying her on the street. Mies
three weeks of iife on the ocean wave Carlton, who find been WltrnOd, aar-
beforo reo.chhlg the home.ltad, but ; rigid a revolver and shot her as-
thn hew days' heat was over; sallant when attacked.
we bed crowedd the the eq equator and were
breathing freely again. The old sus- „How 18your friend the carpet
lora of punishing the un In Itit.ttd le� cleaner ,1, lod the mat.
merely a thong talked of noWndllysj,
"Alas!" cried asked
the Pat. rug,
and tales are told 0f ole crossing
"all Is over I He shook me for a ger,
games played on them when crosaing with none Princeton Tiger.
this mysterious line, money. " -Princeton