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CUAPI'ISll III
Miss France Sylverton, only iIhiikIi
tor nnd hciresii of Lionel Sylvortoii,
ICeq., of Sylvertou P.nk, was tho moat
Intimate friend that the TrovitnlotiH
'possessed. Sho wa about Mildred's
liolglit, nml wns not altogether tinllk"
that young lady In rospiit of features,
though differing widely from hor both
In expression unit general demcano''
what is ltio to "birth and position,' as
Dame Dcerlll linn It. Being strangers,
too, they cunnot be tip to all my
frightful etimes and misdemeanors
Just yet, you know; and no I date snv
they will bo gracious to nio until 1
frigutuii the daughter and young
Youngo thoie la a Anting Youngo,'
isn't tln.ro?"
"Oh, yes," Mlldtcd nits word, with u
Sho had handsome eyes and fair brown shrug of her pictt, iiwlvll Hhoiiblors,
hftlr, a good-humored mouth, and a which showed plainly that sho wished
oeauwui manner oi noiuing noiscu. there was not.
Sho won quick-witted, clover and nffoo , "Oh. well who Knows? iwihaps he
tlonato, could tall; a good rttnl of slang , will condescend to fall In love, with
without appearing in ino least vulgar, , me," chattered on Mlsa Sylverton:
"only I forgot of course ho Is head
over eais la love with otio of you two
girls long before thi. Which of them
Is It?" appealing to Iidy Caroline.
"My dear Frances." said her lady
ship, "ho haw been here only n week
m so and u It a necessity that he must
lose liis heart In that np.ico of time?
lie shoots all dav with Ivhtlo, nnd so.
Mildred at dinner time, and talks to
M.tbel for half an hour hofoie bfd
time nnd that Ik the i vtcni of Ills
love-making. So, you ei the Held Is
quite open to you."
'I see," Miss Sylveiton rejoined,
turning her clear violet oyea tlrst on
Lidy Caroline and then on Mildred;
"lie talks to Mabel- which means that
Mildred will not look it t him, In Bplto
of his unlimited thou.sands. Well, I
thank heaven I was not bom with aris
tocratic tcndenclis; and I think Mabel
If right. Is ho handsome?"
"Very," answered luly ('aniline. Hoe
ing that Mildred would not open her
Him on the subject.
"Htch, handsome and young, In
overy bciiho of the woid," cried Fran
ces, gayly "why, what mom In want
ing? With your permission, Lndy
una wns rntnor insi anu lmieppiiucni,
accnnllng to the uu,il mien laid down
for the proper guidance of young wom
en She win; n stum ii filend to nil the
Trovanlons, from .Mr (!ei rgo down, c
ept, indeed, Chiules. between whom
and herself then Hoonied to exist a
perpetual waifare. u gto rrllln uort of
entertainment thin smoldered ooc.i
tonally only to h oik out again with
redoubled cnetg.i. .lut now the con
test was at lt liolght. and Cliiirloa
Trcvanlon had lett homo the biHt time
to Join his regiment without fo much
.is riding over to Sylvertou to touch
his enemy's hnnd befoie bib depaiture.
This wnfl an unheal d-of piece of In
civility, and proved do irly that Home-
Jilng nioro even than lomnion h.ul
occurred between the belligerents,
though what that something wan his
tory reported not.
Kildlo was pi line favorite of Miss
riylvorton'n; his affected Insolence Just
suited her rather excitable tempera
menl, nnd so they argued, and quar
leled, and abused, and liked each oth
er persistently fioni year to year.
Sho had gone, a week bofom
Youngcfl' arrival at King's Ablxm, to Caroline, end without Mabel's, I Bhall
tpnd a month with an uncle of hor's certainly marry thin young man," nnd
'.n an adjoining county and so was not then the door opened, and Eddie came.
expected back for some time a great ! Into the room.
.-ourco of regret to the Trevanlons. j "Frank!" lie exclaimed,. with undls-
Sald Iidy Caroline to her daughter j gulsed delight; "my dear fellow, Ih It
Mildred about a week aftei the I Indeed you? I never anticipated such
Yoimges' ndvent- I ,l naPP' surprise when I came hero to
"Mildred my dear, whom shall we ' 'nt my pipe Why, what hah brought
as-k to meet them the day after tomor- j you home so hooii? Ik It Indeed your
t,ow?i. ! veiy self In the flesh?"
Yon mean Monday." said Mlldiod -Hathcr." said Miss Sylverton. "It
"well let me see. We have hbown ! enmo to this you see. that, as usual I
thorn to the (irantloys and the mounts. roiililn't see the oll boy'a lino of con
so 1 suppose wo had bottci say the f . nml M, I baltod.quite as much to
rocrllls, nnd perbajis the Stanleys
and oh. two or three ol tliose men
from the barracks, and that will be
enough."
Yik, quite enough." her mother re
turned, though rather dejectedly. "The
only thing Is. Mlldted. those Devcrill
girls are. mi provoklngly stupid. Mary
is well enough If her mother would let
her alone; but .Inne Is Oh, how I
do wish Frames S!vorton was tit
home!"
"So do I," said Mildred, "with all
my heart. IJut where Is the use of
wishing? We all know Frances to
worth half a doyen of them put top'th
or; but saying tint won't bring her."
"Won't it?" ci led Fiances hyivor
ton'H own voice gayly; and then the
floor was pushed faithei open, and
Fruncea herself entered Jojonsly,
dressed In blue cloth from shoulder to
foot, witli the dalnliwt rldlng-hat Im
aginable, and proceeded to kls.s them
both Immediately.
"So I am worth half " dozen of
them," Fhe cxelnlmed. "Poor crea
tures! How 1 do wonder who they
nro!"
'Hood gracious. Frances." ciied Mil
dred, "who could have expected you?"
My dear," said lauly Caroline. "I
am to very glad to see yon. i"
linvo como juM at the very time wo
most wanted jon, and weie beginning
to reel your loss most severely. But
how is It thnt yon nio line? I fan
cied your undo hnd you .safely for a
month to come."
y "Oh, we quarreled, as usual," ex
plained Mlfcs Sylveiton. airily "nil hut
came to blows, you know, and separ
ated by mutual consent, which was a
ureat relief for all parties concerne-1.
I cannot think why he asks me down
there to his musty old Orange as ho
persists In doing once a year regular
ly as It always ends In the same. wny.
We aro at dafigerH-dniwn now, but,
bless you, I shall get a long, affection
ate Invitation from him. if ho Is allvo.
Il.lu ilt.in mvl VO.II' llllflp)V. I SIID
pofio ho feels that a downrlnht good"
'blowing-up,' biieh ns ho geus noiii m,
is beneficial to his lonstllutlon-homc-ihlng
like a tonic, or a douche bath
and that Is why he continues hla oh-i-tlmitf
hospitality."
"1 urn afraid you aie a teriHuo
.n ii i...,r.i.,,t 1 mlv Pnrotlwo". hilt
I am Htifllclontly inloiostivi In your re
turn to make all manner of excusca
for you, as I want your help next Mon
day night to entertain some friends
wo have staying with ' "
.'Oh. yis-pjpa was tilling me of
them," said Francos; and then sbo
stopped. , ,
"Thly are cotton merehnnt. o u
friends of papa's, nnd of "" n!'
whaUivor," Mildred explained, caimij ,
nnd, though nho neither blbod noi
looked confused, Mlw Sylvertou cot 1
seo plainly thnt it was a ore sun-
l0'What a comfort." paid b'-. brisk
ly. "I am sensick of nil thla col. . goo
blood thnt Biirrounds us. ""
not look shocked. Mildred bocnUHO I
am, nnd feel quite gay nnd featUo t
.. ' ... ...i.... in rnmnnny of
uio more men oi ijwihh ; , -
cnnnol icmiim
me of
I itin lutiUL tin iiij ii.
. "I can leudlly believe that," put In
I Dldle innocently.
1 "llesides, the country down there
was stupid, and I was getting bored to
death," went on Frances.
"Can't you say out boldly and hon
estly that you couldn't do without
me?" snid Eddie mischievously; nnd
Miss Sylvertou Instantly lose to tho
combat.
"You shall linvo your cars soundly
boxed for that piece of unwarrant
able Impertinence," she declared, nnd
laid down her little silver mounted
tiding whip preparatory to commenc
ing operations.
Having chased nddlo Miccesbiuiiy
into a corner presently. Mius Sylvos-
toun laid her pretty hands about his
cam with great rapidity, until he hnd
cried peccavi seveial times, when sho
desisted, and they both looked up to
see Denzll Youngo standing In tho
doorway, laughing heartily at tho
whole encounter. He looked so ex
tremely handsome, and tho entiro
scene was so out of keeping with nil
propilcty, that for onco In her lifo
Miss Sylverton blushed crimson.
"You there and you never came io
my rescue!" snid Kddo when ho had
iccovered his bieath. looking ro
nvnnchfnllv at Denzll as he spoko.
"Well, I would not have believed it of
you. However, the longer we live,
the more we learn, and I Biipposo It is
the way of tho wot Id. Miss Sylverton
Mr. Youngc."
"Oh, Mr. Youngo, Indeed I did not
know you were there," Miss Sylverton
murmured, demurely, looking ns if alio
could not hurt a lly to save her life;
"nnd, besides, Eddie and I nro sucn oiu
friends." Hoic sho made the discovery
that sho wius excusing her conduct to
a strnnge young mau-n thing Miss
ylveiton had never before been guilty
"Well wonders will never cenBO. I
declnro 'sho Is nctually asbnmed of
herself." excinlmed Eddie, who waa
onjoylng her unwonted confusion Im-men-.ye.ly.
" vcilly believe she Jb.
lilushlng.': f
"No, I nm not." loturned Miss Syl
verton, promptly, quite reudy now for
a war of words uir from It.'
"If that Is how you treat your
friends," broke In Danzll, "I should
llko very much Indeed to put my name
upon your Hat, Miss Sylverton."
"Would you?" Hhe Bald coquettish
lv. "Aro you not frightened? Well
If you behave piettlly and mnke up
your mind to eiKiuio a good deal of
Ill-treatment, 1 daro say I shull bo
nble to make room for you. Jlut I
must have tlmo to Judge of you first."
'"I hanks, nnd for how long am I
to bo put on trial? Don't make it too
long," pleaded Donztl, In his lnzy,
musical voice. For the life of him ho
never could refrain from softening Ills
tone when nddresulng a pretty wo
mnn. "For Jiint one week," answered
Frances. "I could understand Machln
velll himself In a week, so next Fri
day you may come to tne for my de
cision." "In tho meantime, Miss Trevnnlon, I
hope you will put in u good word for
in, ' IlenJill said, turning to whero
Mildred was standing.
"Certainly. I will even put In two
for you on this orcnslon It la such uti
Important one," Miss Trovanlon ro
tut ued, smiling on him her swee vld
Btulle, which somehow hnd the effect
of sending tho blood throbbing back
Into his heart: and then tho conver
sation changed.
"Whoro Is Mabel?" FinnccH nBltcd
presently. "I hnve seen uothlng of
either her or Sir Ooorge."
"IMjin went to Plnchley Common
mi noitr ngo," Mildred nuswered; "but
I cannot Imagine where Mabel has
hidden herself so effectually."
"I think bho went, with Hnchael Into
tho garden," Denzll mild, "at least
they were talking of examining aome
Mowers when I laid flaw them."
Sho ennin In a few momenta later
with Knchnol Youngo, and, seeing
Fiances, dropped nil her HowerB upon
the floor.
' Frames!" sho exclaimed, nnd ran
foiwnrd mid kissed her friend with
honest, undisguised delight; after
which Miss Youngo was Introduced,
and mndo the faintest, stllTest little In
clination In return for Frances, care
less, graceful low.
"hhe Is unbearable," MIsh Sylverton
usMired beielf upon the spot, nnd
then told Mabel all about her unex
pected return. "And now thnt I linvo
succeeded ho fortunntely." she added,
"In getting out of the lion's clutches
without suffering any severe damage,
I think tho county ought to celebrate
my escape by some public lejoliclng.
Don't you think no, Mildred? Anddon't
you think It Is high tlmu old Dick
Blount gave us a ball?"
"It does Hcom a long time bIuca lant
ho gnvo one," Miss Trovanlon nnswor
ed, nosentlngly.
"A dreadful time," declnred Frances,
who was In tho habit of adorning her
conversation with innumerable notca
of admiration, mingled with startling
adjectives "so long a tlmo thnt I hato
quite forgotten what I wore at the
hint! I Hay, Kddle, have you Unshod
the ruination of that desk? Uecauso,
If so, 1 Hhould like you to get a liorso
nnd rldo over with me to the Ornngo,
when we will find old Dick, and make
him give us n dance before next week
Ih ended. Whnt do you say to my
plan?"
"I am willing." Eddlo said, nnd loft
tho room to order his horse.
"I vote that wo all go," exclaimed
Mabel. Why not order tho pony
phaeton and necompnny them? It Ib
a charming drive."
"Charming and so Is your Idea,"
Mildred bald; "only I don't think I
will go, Mali, my dear."
"Oh, why not, Mildred, when there
will be plenty of room?" cried Mabel.
"You and Mr. Youngo can Hit In front,
nnd Ilncbael and I behind. Do como,
my dearest."
"Not toduy. thank you," Miss Tre
vnnlon returned, blushing faintly.
"'An' If sho won't she won't,'"
quoted Mabel. "Mr. Youngo, 1 have
failed, so 1 leave you to try tho power
of your persuasions whllo wo go and
dress I dine say you will be nioro
successful. Come Hachael" and thon
sho nnd Miss Youngo went out of tho
room.
Mildred piopured to follow.
"Miss Trovanlon, I wish you would
como with us," Denzll snid, softly,
engcrly, ns he hold the door opon for
her. "Tho drlvo will not bo tho Bamo
thing without you. Will you como?"
"It Ib very good of you to wIbU It,"
Alio answered, bestowing upon him
for tho second tlmo that morning, her
beautiful, Indifferent smile, "but I do
not think I will thanks."
"Why not?" ho asked, Impatiently,
still standing heforo her, nnd gazing
almost nngrlly down Into her calm,
unutterably lovely fnco. "Why not?
Tell mo."
Miss Trovanlon ralBed her oyes and
looked full at him.
(To be continued.)
THE GILBE"RT ISLAJVDS
Aciordltig to the latehl aiUlcos from
Apnmam.i, I Inn is mine trouble In
the Gilbert IMaudii This group Is lo
cated mi the l'acltlc (ommpiolal high
way, latitude 0. longitude 17 Tho
inlands belong to (treat Britain, having
biou aiini'M'ii in tS'tJ. Tim HiltMi oe
vitiation bin do -ii confined to an oftl-
Ilutarltnrl's recent visit to Sin Finn-
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K$ilIW43Tti atrS -,-!- iw? -. If y
WKl StirsLLrS raai3ftr3r55crSBrri
oo what oii want, usk fin It." Is the lion fur life nnd piopeity, the Engltfllv'
injunction to sojoui iters In those cuptnlii losponded with a volley of
loiiph-nnd-roady hostohlos. "If you i imths. and a vlolont uproar fhnt
see what you want, take It." to the brought n crowd tunning to tho royal
dictum of her niiijesly'n otllclnlH. The abode, wheio the Interview was hol.
iielzuro Is gone-rally ugarded In dlplo- tug. Among thone who hnfltcned to
miitlc drclen ns a consequence of , tho klng'n nsslHtanco weie a. uick, mn
American commercial ngent; tn
' amenta for Wlghtmnn llros., nnd A.
Crawford of San FrnnclKCO, tho rnjire-
M'tttntlve of a Oermnn company. Thoy
deninnded to know by what right tho
oookney cnplnln dntod to Insult a
hiirmlesn Koverelgn In bin own pnlaco;
but tho only nnswer thnt tho com
innnder of tho 'loyalist vouchsafed
them wns to hurry an order to hl
BiinneiH to flrn a salute. Then, turning
to tho king, ho ordered him to haul
down bin ting that It might bn roplacoit
by tho English color. Tho aged hot
ereign. with a splendid hIiow of Hay
ago dignity, refused to obey the Bn
gllshmnn'M cunie-lndon command, ami
'&rtffiP.
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IN 1S'J2.
clnl roMldout governor and Btnff, who
collected the revenues and Import
tariff. The natives coiitlnunlly pro
tested ngaliiHt this Interference and
when recently the waiuhlp left the In
land.s the people sitgKested that tho do
parture or all lltltish o(11cials would
bo welcome. In this they wore second
ed by American. French nnd Gorman
linns doing busiiu-bH at tho capital of
the Islands.
Tlio natives of the Glllnut InlnndH are
probably of Japanese origin. Thoy are
Intelligent nnd havo a representatlvi
council to ndvlse the king. All seemed
pence befoie the Ililtlnh occupation In
1UUV IMii lllilul, nl.h.1 A tm.f Ipiiii tit flt.
a ... .... tnllti nt hnw tin, luliuwU i 'BCO,
t, UJUV J ."HI , I.J.." " " ......--
came Into Drltlsh tosflos.slon. It Bald:
"Tb Encllshnieii seem to have adopt-
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HOYAl. PALACE AT AI'AMAMA.
1CINU l'AUU
ed n paruphrnse of tlio motto that
hnngs over the dlnlng-tablo of ruilo
Inna of the west, In tho couduct of tholr
chomcH of acquisition. "If you don't
undertaken. It wa presumed,
by tho rapacious Englishmen, to In
diico the United Stales to extend a
protectorate over the (lllbeit Islands.
While In San Francisco tho king talked
of going to Washington, but ho re
ceived no encouragement, nnd Ill
health foiccd him to return homo. Ac
cording to tho latest correspondence
from the Islands, the manner of tho
"annexation" by the English wan
brutal In the oxtieme. About the mid
dle of June, the British mnu-ot-wnr
Hoynllst suddenly appeared In tho har
bor. Her cnptaln, accompanied by
Hoveral olllrers, all of whom wcro con
siderably the worso for liquor, HWag
gored Into the presence of tho king and
Informed tho iistonlshcd ruler that hor
majesty, tho queen of tho United King
dom, etc.. etc., had nsKiimml a pro
tectorate over the nilbcrt Islnnds. To
the protests of tho king, who InslBted
thnt hlB subjects woro happy and con
tented, nnd thnt tho torur-gnciH resi
dent In the IsbihiK had i'pfV nrofee-
Ha Sued an English TixiKe.
"WHtrrtallii" Am Tlirctciinrt.
A fow nttempts nro being mndo to
lower tho chignon, to bring tho back
hnlr Into u low coll. In full evening
tolletto certnln types of women, thoso
who nro tnll, wide of shoulder, nnd
having well farmed, but small heads,
look their best colffo In this manner.
And with a alnglo lnrgo roso worn low"
on tho left, this stylo of hnlr dressing
Is fairly Ideal In grnco. But folly
would It bo for cvory womnn to follow
this lend, as tho majority of them loso
nil cachet with their hair worn low on
tho neck. Surely for day wear noth
ing could bn devised so unbecoming,
ns It Iij not dllilcult to recall the Iang
try days, nnd tho untidy coIIb of hair
resting upon tho neckB of bodices.-
Vogue.
rr:ti Air for CoiiuiiiitlTi,
- Tho frcah air euro for consumption
Is to bo tried In Scotland. A specially
built house haa been opened nt Ban
chory, on Deenlile, for tho treatment o
consumption nnd other dlscnscB of tho
lungs. Tho institution Ib to bo con
ducted on tho same principle as thq
Nordach Institution In Germany, and
months wcro spent In selecting a Bltq
that will glvo tho best air all the year
round. Banchory ban a fine, dry, brac
ing nlr, nnd Its winters nro mild com
pared with tho rest of tho country.
The houso Ib constructed to hold fort?
patlontfl, nnd It bad thirty alroady
The cost haa been .1221,000.
iMWt
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he further hinted that It hlB flag were
touched, ho would not bo responBlbl
for the consequence.
"The commnndor of tho Iloyalbjt,
after a parley with his drnnkon col
leagues, decided thnt ll would answer
evory purpoHo to raise the English tag
on aome other Islnnd than thnt presid
ed over by tho klug o BuUrlUrt; co
re-entering their launch thoy nteaaed
to thu lolnud of Auamamn, which H
governed by u M-yonr-old hoy named
Paul. Here, whore tho populutloa ll
told Ib only 700 peinons, tho Invader
met with no tetrlfylng threatH of pun
ishment, and In Hhort order had erocted
a polo from whose top How tho fla
of Great Britain. During tho coromony
the youthful monarch nppoared quite
at hlH cane, except an regards hl nhoen,
which he preferred to carry In hhi
hands, In Bplte at the remonstrance
of some thirty or forty uunts who
Httmil about him. Paul Is now nlmont
a full-grown ninn, and Ib said to b
nt tho head of tho piesent revolt."
JW.
bo Inflicted In Hiihsln or elsowhore.
The social ostracism that onco follow
ed the victim of such a decree hardly
exlHtii, and It Ih not likely thnt Count
Tolstoi will be severely shunned by
tho pennants to whom he has devotod
so much of ills lifo and his niouoy. For
tho favora of tho society world he
cares nothing. So long as nn excom
munication does not enrry with It any
torture or lmpi Imminent, a man like
Tolstoi can afford to nmllo at It In
tho eyes of tho world ho Ib a larger
figure than all tho members of the
Greok hierarchy combined.
Air the Clnnot.
Closets should bo aired the same an,
bedrooms, and tho coming architect, If
n woman, will bo to It that closets In
which clothca avo hung aro provided
with a window, be It ever bo small,
going out to tho yard. Thla window
will be bo protected thnt In nearly all
weathora It may remain opon nnd bud
ply tho closet vrlth frcah air and light.
Empty confpllraentsand senseless
abuse are ou equal footing,
i'ii.. i iMwgui, thu Ainoi lean net
iress who has sued tho duko of Man
chester for breucb of promise, wns born
in, Salem, Ore., nnd Is u daughter- of
Col. N. H. Knight, u luwyer, well
known there for many years, hut now
a resident of Baker City. Gon. John
F. Miller, who died ut Salem a liort
tlmo ago, Ib her grandfather Miss
Knight visited In Snlem In June, two
yeats ago, leaving for London by way
with E. II. Sothern m a small pnrt,
nnd n tUrd with the Kendall-Weston
Stock company.
Mud ax a Life Sax)cr.
In Iindon It was noticed that when
the atreots wero muddy thcro was a
marked diminution of diseases that
were prevalent when dust Is blowing.
Bowel troubles nro plentiful when poo
plo are compelled to Inhalo dust. Con
sumption, too, often gets its s:nrt from
tho dust. Other Mucuses almost equal
ly gravo follow from the breathing
of flying partlcleB of filth. Add Butll
clent water to transform tho dust Into
mud, and the power for harm Is gone,
for mud Ib not Inhaled. Tho gonna
thnt Infest dry dust become Inert In
mud, because theso germs, vicious as
they nro, nre too lazy to go nnywhore
unlcRB they nro carried. Moreover, mud
Ib very likely to get ultimately In o the
drain pipe, and the germs ure-carrlod
off whoro they enn do no harm. Eves
when mud dries on tho clothing and U
brushed off tho oust that arises Wore
from doea not nppear to bo as dan
gerous ns that which haB not been re
centiy wet.
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Headier and Taile-tJ fuh.
Near Goshen, N. Y a fow days ago
u quantity of a high oxploslvo was set
B "f. tho bottom of a 250-foot driven
well? nnd A column o.' w.nter e,K
inches In diameter was thrown to a
height of 300 feet. Many eurlous things
came up from tho bottom of tho well,
including three curious fish. They
wero about eight inches long, and had
neither head nor tall, both ends being
nllke. They could mvlra as easily
backward ou forward and were not pro
vided with oyes or mouth. Thore wero
sovernl small orifices at eacu end of
theso curious flsh. When they came
down with a shower of Btones from
the top of tho column of water they
tjoUtoi Excommunicated.
Tho Greek chinch has cnrrlod out Its
threat to excommunicato Count Leo
Tolstoi. Tho organ of tho Holy Synod
has published tho official notlco plac
ing on record tho novelist's apostasy
of rsow York in the enrly part of July and casting him Into outer darkness i bounded rejientedly many foet In the
following. In hor girlhood days sho o iai nn mu unuuiiu uuuu. ,a tun- mr. wno mm cuiuuruu oy a rounder.
displayed considerable talent as nn elo- corned, i no senienco oi Hpiruuai
cutlonlst and dovoloprd a strong do- death thus pronounced upon him Is
Biro to enter "stage" life. Sho was not likely to trouble Count Tolstoi to
edncatPil nt Dm APininmv nf ih'n San. any great extent. Ah tho circular of
red Heart at Salem, as was nlso her excommunication says, ho has "by
speech anil writing uuuruauiKiy mnv
en to sepal ato himself from all com
munication with tho orthodox church."
His whole Intollcctunl lifo has beon
lived outsldu tho forms and creed of
that church, so he will not feel the
excommunication ns others might.
mother, who died when Miss Knight
was Just entering her 'teens. Sho stud
ted elocution In San Francisco and
Now York. Sho wns last in Salom a
year ugo and when Bho loft it wns re
ported sho had an engagement with
Frohman to play In London. Sho owns
considerable property In this country.
Blw plnyed one pcnson with Fredorlck
Wardo as lending lndy, nnotbor season
who, curious to boo its Intorlor, struck
it with a dull hatchet, but made no im
preBsloti whatever upon the fish, al
though ho killed It. Ono Is still allre
In captivity.
The Cajtle qf Sate.
Tho young marqula of Bute by ar
rangement with hla fathor'B truateea
no, iroiiiiicu mo restoration of Rothe
say castle. He Intends to havo the
banquet hall roady against tho cole-
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ferlngs thnt onco nccompanled the tonary of tho "erection" of Ilothe
dlsplensuic of n chiiith can no longor ' luto a royal burgh.
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