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Magazine, Wednesday Evening, April 258, 1906, Not Much Left. Why the United States Ts What Tt Is Co-Day. FOOTSTEPS OF OUR ANCESTORS 1N 4 SERIBS OF THUMBNAIL SKETCHES, By 1. Campbell Cory. What They Did; Why They Did rt: What Came Of It, She fudlishea dy the Press F Entered at the Po: ing Company, No. 6 to 6 Park Row, New York | co at New ¥ as Second-Class Mall Matter. ee NO. 16.318 D PUBLIC MORALS. | The defeat of the Coggeshall bill By Albert Payson Terhune. g 06 JGEE Wig CAN HARDLY ~ (ees i ugh Goy. Higgins’s veto fin No. 16.-PATRICK HENRY;,.The Man Who Could Talk and Wouldn't Work. Richmond, wae crowded to the Convention was meeting there. | HE old white church of st. J | It was early in 17 was but one thou hear jonfes, and how best to redress them. Tho sane thought was the country, In esewhere men he The veto puts an end rkable alli- usetts it had already crystallized 4 1 ba ‘They knew wiut th ¥ wanted, but they did not a i and in those days f of Vir Ni tre 7 < ; | that m yuntry te Govenor Wiggs ee a4 4 {ts speake: i PHOTO BY IRIE MACDONALD RCE Sald What Others} talk filled in the precious L ti A Dalen Aka upport and a con- Dared Not Think. sy a delegate = y arose ie inuance of t te sanctic IZ @ and de ded the p: ft He was } Tace track the eambl + Plainly dressed, had a h i A Sore it brushed straight back His great horn i , $100,000 lar object was t were pushed hgh on his forehead. At sight of there was a stir 3 kill the Cassid practised “inside the in the house. Some members looked ant, aome a A sat i ‘ = T practised “inside the For, though Patrick Henry was regarded as an errant f ie ence” or. outside. measure an the} alleged promise of ms, eand a i The veto hol: tion of t Eten Vinal Tub g Partnership in hypoc ks. It is fe possible to revi with a measure ( eracted such ; r direct State aid to agricul- if tural associations, the immorz I een the | State and the bookmaker cox if _— = ———$_______ fae named in succession the CHEAPEN TELEPHONE RATES! ad sain by an outraged people 7 OrER . cry H was recalled to The report of the American Bell Tel Company calls public Wy hate name. be bas (pect attention to its phenomenal growth, It has 358 et a Mork tei tad Sriraetind Service, treble the number in 1900, ir example. If this be treas Within six years its wire mileage has quadrupled anc perl of conversations increased fror seven hundred million to m sa Poeereaese ber than four and a half billion. The company boasts “more subscribers, a |! greater mileage of wire and more traffic than the telephone Great Britain and continental urope combined.” | Truly a splendid showing. But the company refrains from further | Fiala Are they odious? It makes no mention of the fact that | its enh of ten cents for a local call is five times as high as the two-| nae page ine London under Government Operation. For four cents | wens nce) sy Londoner may call any subscriber in the metropolitan oki dt Me at =D aid Manhattan to the Oranges. On the British | IK lines the rate for twenty-five miles is six aS agai I s ent) les is six cents, a ear cents here. For one hundred miles it is twent four ce! | Je company’s reticence about these details of comparison is all the pre Rese Or the reason that an Aldermani committee js at pres. at es el eae Tates in New York. Spokesmen for in de nt telephone interests tell the Aldermen thy wo-cent lo i would be profitable in New Y, : ee on oaveall Such cone: Military and { Political Rewards. te but cn mn has largel ve a right to share, Will the} ill recognition is wrung from it?} increased profits, company voluntarily recog t Driifant orator, Md have effected. ag HS eee ne by Bertha Rusldle S or wait t OAS TOO OOOO OOo oOo OG UE alt Author of “THE TRUTH ABOUT TOLNA” _ — nd; carries his right arm in a | uere at the inn. But I ha seen nothing this STNOPSIS OF PRECEr | 3 2 = = mu nowhere to the Hotel Lorraine mmer as funny as your f: who tells ina sling? 1 " \ banttr | » back with a sword and bal tor ndeuff,” the | itis | r pistol but M. Etienne | | ance. “I wish I knew, monsfeur, whether I do right eas fonetivon Ro Copyright. 1900-1901, by The Ce Co An ‘We will not discuss that, and tt please you wisthor) “I do no! eno right to cui CHAPTER XVIIT, sole M. le Comte t I let you go with a To the Bastille. te Panne ea b He 1 er us with foreboding eyes as wo fra) cur, how iong is it since you were| went out of t , With not so | | I much as a eart was heavy Aen eal it must be two months. I had little our hearts were along as mer- Whe Fa ter my father—— So, you see, no! rily as though t . Btlenne hung his eae HT if ve on the Jookont for me to-night.” | lute over his nec strummed it; and when- panies Hayy will mademoi 1 made my point.! ever we passed under a window whence le Quentin 4 \ pe she may," he ans E will know | a pretty head he sang snatches of love-songs. Woe “Oh, come now, ) ; fh Bin I must see her to-night, And I think she will be] were alone in the dark streets of a hostile city, : at the window." bound for the house of a mi foe; and one of The reasoning seemed satisfactory to him. And! us was wounded and one a tyro. Yet we laughed I thought one wet blanket in the house was/as we went; for there was Lucas languishing in looked no more prison, and here we were, free as air, steering i Lucus had set wows | 1, monsieur, Iam ready for anything | our course for mademoiselle’s window. One of us hout a thought that he was draw- B was in love and the other wore a sword for the Own picture, If ever hunter was caught supper.” | first time, and all the power of Mayenne daunted aucas was! yed shovel-board, I risking tk~| us not, ' he cried furl uu know I am demoiselle had given me, I won five; We came at length within bowshot of the Hotel You lle, the w k of you!” for he paid little heed to what he was} de Lorraine, where M jenne was willing to him, Ravelle,” commanded about, but was ever fidgeting over to the window | abate somewhat his swaggers We left the Ruo y flush | to see if it was dark enough to start. At length,| St. Antoine, creeping around behind the house to be taken before M. de Belin!" | when it was still between dog and wolf, he an- | through a narrow and twisting alley—{t was pitoh- | inced that he would delay no longer. | black, but he knew the well—into a Httlo xt moment the soldier had twisted a “Very well, monsieur, sald with all alacrity. | street dim-lighted from the windows of the houses ¥ ef about his mouth. “But you are not to come! J upon it. It was only y rods long, running Gaspard t Y th sked of Gas “Monsieur from the open square of the hotel to the oe td f I must go alone to-night.” network of unpaved alle ind. On the fur- truth of the m r, you will need me. You will! ther side stood a row of high-gabled houses, their to suspicion of a plot 4 one to watch the street while you speak doors opening directly on the pavement; on this his tongue E ademotselle,”” | aide was but one big pile, the Hotel de Lo! emelied ‘one I can have no Ustener to-night,” he replied | ‘Phe wall was broken. by lows, most immovably. them dark; this was not the gay side of the hoy But I will not listen, monsicur! I shall stand | ‘he overhanging turret on the low. secot out of earshot, But you n some one tO under which M, Etle was a bem ———’_ | give you warning should the guard set on you.” the rest, nor, timuch ti i | 1 the way back to the Hotel st “| went to my post and he began singing.” “1 can manage my own ho retorted } cold we tell whother was in the roc i As cha heese,” 1 sa “No one s¢ 5 Had you seen their face more Lau ry “T desire neither y ce nor your | we CoE ar nothing but the breeze crack) eatinett bp ; : iy 1 both cor possibly m’ ke you for two ot] he was not Comte de Mar th ore the AS fiat : jin the silken curtains. : } , 4 pins 3 r But there was nothing in his cat ire he was." T cried, almost in te “Take your station at the carner there," ha the oa Ot aad CHAPTER XIX, that did not fit him, It mention| by EMS Buhay all the luck, I sald this morn- he bade sharply. © send Me)» .ae, “and shout if they seem to be coming for @ noblesso, ; i : : Pern ling ihisewass hott APPR RARGIGECERDBUE manawa ithouteme is. But I think we shall not be molested, My t mfort to you," he re To the Hotel de Lorraine, a‘ Tthink } ali te Tuan ice Masten tern anerare one in whose face the doors of fii zors are so atift they will hardly recognize my ; RED Dh une sitttr WME What you get 6 \ | hand on the strings.” } pert d his eisai het adeonmeesines at once from the guard-room at my | "Y"\. ont to my post, and he began sing eae ~ ; : Was | how could Luen n arrested for Comte de It was on my tongue to tell him of M.j yong enough for any but his Indy above t Y- Ma i 1 s mad resolve to fare forth alone, to beg raha 5 Le Wontkentae long—-more's tho pity."| him to stop it. But 1 remembered how blame- Falreet blo And th k him off?" “No,"" L sald re it they x keep) Worthy I myself had held the equerry for interfer. | ° gagged him because he protested | hin overnight.” Y ing with M, Etienne, and I made up my mind that | my lord should ever pass | © she drow, ing World, Panes . tt 1 lagged him off he may be out of mischief overnight, 1 | no word of cavil ne Picts r blest 1 trem ; tille?” he demanded, as if he could y to Say that my face is not known at the | my lips. I lagged across the court at Vigo's heols, Fatrest. blomom ever grew, t the ize the event a cae ee rN ; E Tot stile, In a big travelling-coach, bo his, Ltake st. T thought from what Th Jenne was standing In the doorway. The music paused, and I turned from my baal Kia n the officer and his men, He may be there nt that he had nover been in Paris he said, without a chango of coun-| o¢ ths shadowy figures crossing the square, ae pase ey era A time." in the spring, when he lay perdu get Felix a rapler, which he can use| ant alarm lest Something wa3 wrong, E hy ‘ © looked at me as Sf he wer 1 not q they may know nothing of the exist-| prettily enough. I cannot take him out to-night ‘ever starticd him ceased, for in a moment ha to eve the thing. ence of a Paul de Lorraine. But, monsieur, if | unarmed." went on again, and as he sang his volco rang true, monsieur. If I were inventing {t 1 Mayenne has broken his word already, If they | Vigo hesitated a moment, saluted and went. fuller: ad from the pa | id 1 to an azed inte could not invent anything better; but it 1s true.” | are arresting you on this trumped-up charge, you | aoe eT I cried out, “you meant all the ume (To Be Continued.) hi Peaye staat which in its gave way, not to delight, but | ‘‘Certes, you could nof. invent anything bett must get out.of the gates to-night.” to take me!" Sorte ary , b / e- Ete { , MBB Duty bie ‘ ” “ “ a. Kath c Poste ena ee uanne ei | Alstress | nything halt so good. If ever there was a| “Impossible.” he answered, smiling; “I have anj He gazed down on my heated visage and| wine Masanerader/’ by, Katherine | Ceott Be Pich paul a Cohwen: “Mordieu!” he cried, starting up, his face ablaze, | ¢ of the biter bit”-—— he broke oft, laughing. ' engagement {n Paris. laughed and laughed, Helmet o€ Navarre,” om May 21, tm ‘ low “Monsieur, you know not half how funny it was, - “But monsieur may not keep it. He must goto! “Felix,” he gasped, “you had your sport over! phe By: and slender; was dressed yesterday in black with “if 1 resemble that diet