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A MYSTElIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
TtigAtRoitut.
I am a physician , and among my
patients number the wlfo cf a deceased
army oflicor. The general's wlfo was
n case of nervous debility. She had ,
so to speaka goulns for nervousness ;
her body , like her son ) , vibrated at a
touch , like a delicate stringed instrn *
mcut under a skilled master's hand.
She was an excellent wlfo , and she
adored a second husband , whom she
married soon after the death of the
general , whoio title the world con
tinued to give hor.
Shu worshipped the last husband ,
but , unfortunately , the nnworthy
scamp much younger than his wlfo
In no way deserved the aolf-nacrllio
log tondorncsa and the loving solid-
tndo with which she treated him
When over and whcrevor an induce-
inont offered ho stole away from an
elegant homo , and spent the night as
well as his wife's money in dissipa
tion.
tion.Tho
The wife's sorrow and despair wore
boundless , all the more as the frivol
ous youth , who had every reason to
avoid an open rupture , know how to
preserve appearances with an inexhaustible -
haustiblo store of Indisputable ova-
stons and excuses. He lied and
cheated with the thorough adroitness
and untiring attention of a man to
whom fraud and artifice yielded a
yearly inoomn of many thousands ,
Thus she was absolutely unable to get
any proof of his Infidelity. Nevertheless -
tholoss , her unerring instinct told her
that her husband deceived her and was
unfalthiul , a thought which sufficed to
entirely unsettle her highly nervous
organlzitlon.
Moreover , she pat hla different
statements together , and discovered
llttlo contradictions dofioloncles.
Then the poor woman abed bitter
tears and aobbad in heart-breaking
fashion , and become so miserable that
she was not ashamed , under the clr-
oumstances , to consult mo , her family
physician and trusted adviser. At first
I strove to calm her in the usual way ,
by lying.
Bat , alas ! I Boon saw these Inno
cent expedients were not snftialent.
So the general's wife often sat for
hours in my study , crying and wring
ing her bands with incessant grief.
One day she sat on the sofa , her head
buried In her hands , groaning and
moaning In agony of soul. Without
design , beyond trying to soothe her ,
I smoothed her forehead several times
with my hand , and taw , to my great
surprise , the nobbing woman become
quiet , involuntarily let her hands fall
to her sldo , drnw regular breath and
soon fall into a deep sloop ,
My astonishment merged in joy ,
for the poor woman with her grief
hud become a llttlo troublesome.
Therefore , I ordered my servant to
roll the aofa on which aho slumbered
into the next room. After a while I
awakened her by blowing in her face ,
and. told her aha had slept.
"Ah , " nho answered ; "thathasdono
a world of good. I feel , indeed , tnat
you are right , doctor. Probably I
have been a fool to suspect my good
husband. " She gratefully pressed
my hand , and departed , hopefully [
smiling.
About a month afterward the coupe
of the general's wife stopped again be
fore my door , and my poor wife sat
with weeping eyes In my study , Re
newed groans , renewed tears. I told
her to go to the llttlo room. I made
the situe passes lightly over her brow
as on tbo former occasion , and she
slept again in a moment. Again aho
awoke In a calmer state , and hastened ,
to her husband. She repeated the
call quite frequently.
One day thu general's wlfo oamo to
mo unusually agitated , and confessed
with tears that her husband had not
oome homo the previous night. Mjr [
office hoar * were nearly over ; my
waiting room was thronged. I gently
led her into the llttlo room , put her to
leep aa uaual , looked the door and
wenc back to my studios. My servant
brought an argent dispatch. A Bra-
zllitu prlnoo waa dangerously ill ; a
difficult surgical operation must bo
performed , and they honored mo th
a n quest that I should perform It.IX
The steamship would leave Bordeaux
the next morning. To oatoh the night
train I mast start at once. I exonied
myself to my patients. I quickly
packed all the necessary instruments
and books , bought a ticket , and soon
left Paris far behind.
TQO train was late ; the steamer was
waiting for as. I was scarcely on deck
before the signal for departure was
sounded and we wore moving. I went
at onro to my cabin , unpacked my
scientific works aud lost myself inter
reading , I thought of the great honor
fallen to my share , and alternated 30-
twoon hope and fear as to the success
of the operation. Wearied wuh the
dny'n excitement I went to sleep and
did not wake till morning. I wont on
deck. The captain approached mo.
"We seem to have ooino o good way ,
Oaptain ? "
' 'Four hundred miles , " was his an
swer.
"And whore do you Intend to stop ;
on the way ? "
"Nowhere. Wo go directly to Rio
do Janeiro. A thirty six days' voyage ,
lies before us. " A steamer went much
slower in those days than now.
"Tairtr-six days ! " I cried mechani
cally. "No trifle that , Captain ; ; . a
long time a very , very long tlmo in.
deed. "
I looked thoughtfully at the play of
the waves. A dark presentiment sud
denly troubled mo. It seemed to adme
aa if I had forgotten something.
Bat what could I have forgotten }
What what had slipped my mind ?
Suddenly I groaned aloud , Llko >
lightning it had ilathod through my
head. The general's wife ! I had for
gotten the general's wlfo the gen
eral's wife In a complete catalepsy
the general's wlfo locked in the little
room whloh my people never entered ,
the key of which I had carried with
me.
"Captain , " I cried , lifting my hands
imploringly , "I mast Instantly send a
telegram , "
The captain took two swift steps ;
sldowlso and fixed his eyes on mo in
a singular way. Ho evidently be
lieved that I had suddenly gone crazy.
"I mast I must telegraph , captain"
I Insisted. ' 'I have forgotten the gen
eral's wlfo , captain the general's wife ,
who Is nsloop. Do you hoar , captain'
She la asleep , "
"la the devil's name , what do you
uioa.nl" cried the captain , Impatiently ,
"If yon left her asleep she must have
awAkened by this tlmo. " lie turned
his back , laughing hoarioly , aud
ordered two sailors not to lose sight of
mo.
mo.I need not say what a terrible day I
passed. Sleeping or waking , lalwnys
saw the dreadful picture of the poor
woman , sank In sloop , lying on the
sofa on the sofa from which she could
never rise.
In what a state I found myself on
the thirty-sixth day It would not bo
oaty for yon to imagine. At last Rio
do Janeiro was in sight. I throw myself -
self Into a baat , sprang ashore and ran
to the telegraph ttlioo. "Broak open
door of small room ; wake up General' *
wlfo. " * * * Whim the dlssl-
patcd husband of the Ojnoral's wlfo
discovered that she , too , had boon out
nil night , ho gave the mitter no more
thought than to n o the favorable op
portunlly for another cirousnl.
"Is uiadatna homo '
yotf'ha uon-
chantly asked the porter as he return
ed the second mornlug.
affair did not trouble him , but It be *
gan to appear strange ,
The third day went by and the
fourth came , and no sign of the Gun-
oral's wlfo. Her husband became nn-
easy. Ho sent to her relatives In the
country. They had not soon her for
years. The young man's diiqulot In
creased from hour to hour , The fifth
day ho informed the polloo. Their
search was In vain. It was found that
she had been to mo that day , but they
oonld go no farther. Hundreds of
patients dally wont in aud out of my
office , In at ono door ar.cl ont at another -
other , whloh opened directly on the
stair * .
My rpoople oonld not remember
about her , the polloo could not think
of searching tsy room * , nelthor did it
occar to my servant to force open the
small room , since I frequently looked
It when I wanted to guard some val-
able object or interesting study. So
the disappearance of the general's wife
remained an unsolved mystery.
Ono believes what ono wishes , So ,
when four morn days passed , the hus
band waa convinced his wife world
never return. He said to himself ,
frith a certain painful satisfaction :
" The poor thing has killed herself.
From love for mo , no doubt. "
According to the marriage contract
the wife's wealth now belonged to him.
A skillful lawyer at onca arranged
everything. The young widower in
augurated his monarchy by making
such alterations in the stately old
house ns his somewhat loud taste dic
tated. His wife's boudoir was changed
to a smoking room. In place of the
dining roam a museum ol weapons ap-
pohrod. The email blue parlor served
ad a billiard room. Tbo carriage In
which the general's wlfo used to ride
afternoons was sold and replaced by a
yellow English dog-cart. She had
prided herself upon simple , unoston-
tatlous livery ; her widower dressed
his servants lu red , gold-embroidered
uniform idd
GJO evening my ( servant was called :
to tno door by a stout stranger Bailor-
leg from dropsy , who wanted mo rte
euro him. Just as ho wax about to toy
that I had not been in Paris over u
month , a messenger ran up the steps
and handed him a dispatch. My ser
vant road , turned pale , and cried :
'Quick , quick ! Break open the
door of 'ho little rooml"
The dropsical man was so frightened
at the ontcry that he fell in a swoon.
Without troubling himself my ser-
vant ran through the study pat his
shoulder to the door of the inner
room , and burst it in.
Oa the sofa lay the general's wlfo
covered with a thick layer of dust.
Under the combined Influence of tears ,
rice powder and dust her face , never
pretty , had gained the 'ook ' of a carl-
catnro. She waa an awful sight. [ Iy
servant was familiar with the rays-
terlos of catalepsy , so ho wasted sno
time in blowing strongly in her face.
She was not dead , but , ot course ,
much emaciated. At last she opened
her eyes and made a motion as if she
would have dried her tears ,
a"Daar doctor , " said she , in a weak
voice , "I feel encouraged. I believe
I have wronged my husband. He has
eally patsed the night at the club. iasI
will hasten to embrace him "
She arose and went to the door.
My servant was so excited that or.no
word passed hit llpi. Bho paised
through the study. vVhen the drop
sical patient , who had jutt recovered
nonsoloasnes ) , caught sight cf her , he
crlod in horror : "Is this the state in
which patients oomo out of the pri
vate room ? " and fled as fast as he
oonld.
The house of the lady was not far
from mine. She harried homo. At
thu door she stopped in wonder. Was
she awftkbl This oould not. possibly
bo her plain house. Tno vestibule
was decorated with gay frescoes , a
confusion of glaring escutcheons and
bizarre Ihwors.
Speechless with amazement she went
up-stalrs , intending to p ss through
the small blue parlor to her boudoir.
There was neither llttlo blue parlor
nor boudoir. In ono was a billiard
table ; in the other a collection of
pipes.
The Ganeral's ' wlfo sank into a chair
to collect her oonfosed thoughts.
EJaddenly she rose ; she could hoar
voices near by. Linghtor and singing
mot her oar. She hurried to a portiere
tiere quickly and resolutely lifted .it.mo
Horrible ! Her husband sat with some >
ladles at a richly-spread table ,
The servant , at a gllrapsi of the
General's ' wlfo , who seemed to have
risen from her grave , lot plato and
dish fall. The women fled with fright {
ful shriek' , while the supposed widower
ewer , who hid drank a llttlo more
than was necessary , flung hlnnelf f on
his knees , and deathly pMo , stam
mered :
'It is her spirit. Forglvo mo ? "
"Leave the house , " cried the Gen-
oral's wlfo. "Lackeys , know your '
true mistress , and ohs.se this nnworthy
wretch from thohouso. "
The servants , who from fear had
kept aloof , obeyed her command , . . .
As thu sorely troubled woman with
great satisfaction watched them exe
cute her order , she saw my servant ,
who had followed horunobaorvod.
"What has happened ? " she asked.
" luau mo , " ray servant replied ,
" " " ' * " "
"yon have slept for h'vowookt. "
"Ob , fool that I have boon , " she
cried , with a deep groan , "When one
has slept for so long a period one iced
Ifonever \ awake. "
A aiHL'S INFATUATION.
A Beautiful B'ondo Elopes With n
Ohlnnmnn.
n KtMidco Cull , Ariill 7th ,
Tuesday evening , nt 5:1)5 : ) o'clock ,
upon the arnval ot the Sjuth 1'aolllo
Ooast railway passougors from Santa
Oruz , a young vronnn of prepossessIng -
Ing appearance was mot at the ferry
depot on this aldo by four Chinamen ,
who had a hack In waiting. The
young woman was neatly droaaqd in a
light suit , and were a blue hat that
shad as pretty a f o3 aa many Caucas
ians would like to possess , much
loss a plgtalled Mongolian , Catch
ing sight of the Chlnoao
quartet , she , with bright eyes aud
smiling but bluahlng face , ran for
ward and was o nght up in the arms
of ono of thorn , an Intelligent and not
Ill-appearing follow , who rapturously
Impressed a half dozen kiaacH on the
upturned lips , after which she was In
troduced to the other throe. Smiles ,
hand shaking and n good deal of talk
ing followed , and the five presently
got Into the hack and drove up town ,
while the auiazad bystanders of Cau
casian pursuaslon relieved thomaolvoa
In words anything but complimentary
, A reporter's s'ubstquont Inquiries
brought out the foot that the girl's
name was Sarah Bnrko , who , a short
since , In Santa Cruz , on account of
her determination to marry a Chinese
lanndryman named Wong Buoy Wan ,
aroused the virtuous indignation of
the denizens of that plaoo. So wrothy
became the people , and so evident
was their determination to use tar and
feather on the Mongolian that
that individual suddenly de
camped , coming to this city
last Monday. The arrival of Sarah
the following day showed the fact that
the two had an undorstanding. From
the ferry no traoe of the aonplo oonld
bo found , and the reporter last night
began a search for them in Chinatown.
All the Chinese missions were visited ,
but nothing , it was claimed , had boon
heard of them there , excepting at the
ono nndor the charge of Rev , Otis
Gibson. That gentleman Bald a few
days slnco an old Chinese woman had
called upon him to aicortaln If ho
would marry a Ohinsso relative tea
a white girl. Ho refused , owing
to his opinion that the law forbade
such marriages. Slnoo that time ho
had hoard nothing more in the matter ,
andho did ml know the name of the
old woman , nor whore she lived.Hope
less at finding further Information in
this quarter , the police oflloors of
Chinatown , prominent Chinese mer
chants , and the Mongolian criminal
olemout were appealed to , all of
whom were ignorant of anything con
cerning the couple.
THE OIUL IN IIEll ROOM.
SorRcant Blrdsall , Corporal Avon
and Ollioor Travors finally succeeded
In locating thorn In a Chinese house of
ill fame at No. 7U8 Jackson street ,
and Ollloer Trovers , with two repor
ters , about midnight , after an hour's
search , found the girl in a bodroomon
the fourth floor. She was aiono at
the tlmo , and appeared perfectly In
different to hvr horrible surrounding j ,
the place reeking with noisome smells ,
tobacco smoke , opium fumes , and oc
cupied by Chinese courtesans , thieves ,
and every variety of criminals incident
to Chinatown. , The room she coca
plod had boon fitted up with now
furniture , clean bedding , dimity .cur
tains , tables , chain and what not ,
presenting a great oantrait to the re
mainder of the floor. The girl seems
to bo above seventeen years old , of a
lovely form and as pretty aa'a picture ,
with largo , bright brown eyes , shaded
by long lashes and brown eyes. Her
hair is a wavy black and her nose
slightly rotroossn , while behind her
cleanly ont lips shown now and then
a pearly set of tooth. Her face was
full and rounded , and the lines were
perfect and true. In answer to re-
portorlal quorloi , she showed ea
woeful amount of ignorance , her
first words evidencing a lack of
education , while it waa soon loomed
that her experience in worldly mat
ters was extremely limited. She said .
her mother was dead , and that her
father , Woodford Burke , and er
throe brothers , lived In e ,
Sonoma oonnty. They had all oome
ont to this coast nine months ago ,
from Traverse , Michigan ; since whloh
time she had worked out In several
towns throughout the state. Some
five months ago she had made the ac
quaintance of Wong Suey , In Santa
Cruz , and they had fallen in love , and
she had oomo up bore to marry him.
SHE LOVKH WONO ,
"What will your father think of
thli ? " said the reporter.
"Ho don't card , just so I am mar
ried , and if they don't lot mo marry ,
I'll go to China anyway. "
"Why don't you marry a white (
m n ? "
"Cause I don't want any white man
-I don't like them. "
"Aro you married now ? "
"No. Minister promised to marry
us. "
"Aro you living with Wong now1 ?
"No. I work for his ancle and
, , , , ,
n
aunt in the next room.
"Dj yon smoke opium ? "
"Yos , if I want to. "
"How many pipes can you smoke ? "
"Two or throe. "
At this juncture the Chinaman ,
Wong Buoy Wan , put In his appearance -
anco , Ho is about 32 yoara of ago ,
with thin lips , stained teeth , flat
nose , villainous small eyes , and ak
like the last person ia the world ron
a Chinese woman of advanced years
would ohooso for a husband , much
loss a young and handsome white
clr ) . Ho at first claimed to bo mar
ried , and admitted living with VT the
girl , lie said their relations had
been Intimate In Santa Cruz. Ing
brought to the test ho admitted that
the marriage ceremony had not , as yet
taken place , owing to the trouble ex
- perienced In obtaining a license. He
said that the Rev. Otis Gibson had
hadM
promised to perform the ceremony as
soon as the license was secured. .
The girl being farther questioned
said she did not wish toleave the
room , and when told by the ofllpor
that the would have to go to the
station , she Insisted that Wong should
come , too. As there waa no idea of
letting that Individual retain his free
dom , hordem&nd was readily assented
to. At the Central station the two
were charged with vagrancy , and It Is
probable that other charges will I bo
entered ,
The girl Is ono that should rooelva
the attention of charitably disposed
ultlzons , aa she needs a guiding hand ,
At the city prlion she stated to the
reporter that she could nolthor road
nor wtite. She was a domestic In the
Frankly hotel at Santa Cruz , and her
Chinese lover came there after the
clothes , She became very much at
tached to him and gave him the key to
her room , Doing refused a marriage
there they came to this city , She
claims to bo twenty years of ago , and
says that through her Intimacy with
the Chinamen she lost her position in
Santa Cruz. Wong had boon very
liberal , giving her money and presents ,
She thinks if she Were to leave her
lover now no white person would care
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rir Association ol I'hlladcli. ,400,000 00
German American ol Now York. . . 8,400,000 IX
Imperial and Northern ol England 22,000WO oo (
National of Hartford I,700,0u0 OC
Orient o Ilartfonl 1,400,00000
I'homlXOt Urooklyn X.800,000 OC
Pennsylvania of rblladelphU S.HOO.'OO 00
lloyal ol Liverpool 83,800,000 00
" irlniffleM ol Uaasachutett * S.SOO 000
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Houses
LOTS
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Farms ,
Lands-
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HOUSES AND LOTS ,
RNo. ID Full ot and now house , faTrooms , two
low and one up-stalrs. Eight foot colling below
and , oven above. Urlck foundation , cellar , etc.
A bargain , ICOO.
No. 18 Urge two story house , 10 rooms , two
largo , collars , good well an J cistern , barn , etc. , on
Webster and ! Ud street , W.OOO.
No. 17 Lot 60x185 foot , new house ot two
coins brick foundation 100 barrel cistern on
lamllton ' street near Poor CltreConvcntl' C.
No. 10 House aud lot on 17th near Gla k St.
lOiuo D rooini etc. (1200 ,
No. 1& Houoe of 3 room * nil lo on Pierce St.
No. 21 Now honsoof 7 ro comer lot ,
ialf mile west of Turntable troct can on
! au dcrsRt. (1000.
No. 6 House of eight earn etc. lot
jOxlfbfcotttSOO.
Vacant Lots.
No. 252 Two full lot * on 19th Btrett near Lake
B
No. 381 Twenty flvo lots In Parkers addition
lust north of the end of rod street car line S400
each easy terms.
No.see Four lot * on Delaware El. near Hans-
corn park , ( CM ) . .
No. 831 Ono halt lot on South avenua , near
Bt , Uarj'l avenue , 1560.
No. 340-Eighteen ( IB ) lot * on 21st , Sind , 23rd
and Saunder * street , neut Grace , $ MX > each , and
OD easy term * .
No , 840 Six beautiful residence lot * on Cather
ine street , near Ilanicom park. W.BOO.
Twelve beautiful residence lot * en Hamilton
itrevt , near end of old itreetcar track ; high and
Ijrhtly , 1360 to 1700.
Several acre and half acre com oil on Cam *
log , Burl and California Itieet * Lowe' * second
end addition and Faik PlaceAcademy or
Bacied Heart.
Lot * in "Prospect Place" on Hamilton and
Charles street , Jut west of th * end of Red Street
Cartiack and Convent of the Bister * of Poor
Clare , one and one half mile from postofflce. and
one mile from U. P. shops , 1160 to $500 each ,
only B per cent down and B per cent per month.
LoUIn Lowe'i addition one-half mile west of
end of lied Street Car track near Convent ol
Poor Clare Bister * In Shlnn's addition , f 126 to
SSOO each , and on very easy term * .
Lot * In Horbach'i 1st and 2nd addition * ,
Bhlnn's , Park Place , Lowe' * Znd addition , Rttan's
Lake's , Nelson' * , Uantcom Place , llodlck's ad-
dltioni , etc. , ete.
Lot * In "Credit Fonder addition" lost one-
quarter mile south-rait of Union Pacific and B.
andM. H U. depot * , 1260 totl.WOeach , very easy
termi.
Business Lots.
Three good business lots on DodgeHnear12th |
itreet , 22x120 feet each , 11,600 each , or $4,600 for
all , easy terms.
Two good business lots on Farnam itreet , 83z
M feet each , with ( rame building * theron.renting
for about $600 per year each ; price $4,250 each.
41x132 feet on Farnam near 10thstreet , cornel
$12,000
Splendid Warehouse lot on Union Paclff o right
of way , north of track aud east of Nail Works-
being 132 feet north frontage on Utson street ,
by about 100 foil west fronted on 10th st.
Farms aid wild land * In Douzloa , Sarpy ,
Dodge , Washington , Burt , Wayne , Stanton , and
other good counties la eastern Nebraskafor sale.
Taxes paid , rent * collected , anl money loaned
on Improved city and country prOerty at low
rate * of Interest.
BEMI81 NEWI'.OITY MAP , FOUR
FEETSWIDE AND SEVEN FEET
LONG , WITH EVERY ADDI
TION RECORDED OR CONTEM
PLATED UP TO DATE. "OFFI-
OIAL MAP OF THE CITY. "
EACH , $6.00
GEO. P BHMiS ,
Real
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Estate
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Agency ,
C 15th and Douglas Sts.