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By EMMA ARCHER OSBORKE
Copyright, IM; by Amerkaa freu Aw
HE Wolverine was running near
shore, Idling along the Key
Jersey coast In the vicinity of
the Shrewsbury river, one
afternoon early in August
Glen ' Durant enjoyed this simple
method of cruising. , It was about the
first breathing spell be bad had since
the yacht went into: commission on
Memorial day. As the season was par
ticularly favorable to yachting there
bad been but little cessation for over
two months now from the smart do
ings of yachting life. There had been
the races and regattas, with the week
end spins thrown in. There had been
the annual cruises, and there bad been
the - Innumerable social functions at
Newport and the other resorts, all of
which the Durants were, because of
their membership to tbe various yacht
clubs, under obligations to attend and
which tbe Durants meaning Glen Du
rant's father and mother enjoyed
hugely.
In addition, there bad been aboard
the Wolverine, the $500,000 steam
yacht of the Durants, gay dinners, re
ceptions and luocbeons. There were
bridge and poker, and there were any
number- of those informal gatherings
when everybody talks and laughs lm
moderately. So many persons came
and went while the yacht was anchor
ed at the various yacht club stations
that the launch was kept kicking be
tween the Wolverine and the landings
almost Incessantly.
And throughout the merry round
Glen Durant had begged his mother
to cut the whole giddy whirl and run
away with him a little while
some quiet place where be might
fling aside his Immaculate flannels.
get into some coarse negligee things
and stop to breathe and be natural.
He was half dead with ennui. He even
threatened to put out for Canada or
the Rockies. But his mother laughed
at him prettily, patted him lovingly on
his tanned cheeks und called him
"silly boy." lie was a boy to her, de-
suite his twenty-live years. Durant
ached to fly from It all und especially
from the fuss which his mother s but
terfly friends m;iiie over him. Good
looking and tremendously rich, lie was
nnttirnllv much Houcljt after. He be
came more uud inure convinced of the
triteness of tuut bit of philosophy of
the. old; Quaker lady who had some
thing to say about women pursuing
men so assiduously ttant the men had
nn nnnortunltv to seek tne women.
Durant was bored 'immeasurably.
4 It was a delight, therefore, when
Durant put bis father and mother off
6 Loog- Branch, where they were to
aoefid a .week wltb the wnitueetons,
(jut ha comld feel Immune from any
social (Aiactkrae.
; Ha waa stretched out, occupying two
fcbalra under tbe awning, smoking ana
lejUy watching the coast and Its at
traction alln Dast The water was
unlet tat that side of tb channel.
Seemed that sort of quiet which usual.
It rjortends something ominous. -
i Suddenly Durant's attention was at
tracted to several persons on the beach.
They were gestic
ulating and wav
ing frantically
evidently trying tc
attract the atten
tion of those
board the yacht
.Durant ordered
"the Worrerlne mo
along shore
do as net draft
would penult and
directly be was
within bailing dis
tance of tbe peo
ple they made
known to him that
a boat or some
"StratoMto stor
boani.'" thing Dorant
couldn't catcb
'dearly all they sald-wae drifting ooi
t..-hhainwrMatioiid. Wouldn't
k. tn hs rescue, they begged.
ration about his
r.r aa be wee concerned
fw,r,nf. flrst thoua-ht was of the tide
It was at full ebb. and be realized that
tf anything afloat was to be snatched
from its mighty carrying
could be den only by thn hastiest pos-
it. . rnmid.- Larned, toe cap-
aa the wnealooqaa niimg w
EuKhea. the mate, wb0 Bma w"""
?TTL irk-ouicker than
W haw v f It P beforer Durant
tailed.
i,al i ara a lDXnfret
.. tha. kails In tin engine
to bit DOOCa ioa
L- Mane to discern anytMnr be
jua tha osnaj quota a -
mm m-- - " . . .k. w
tntn Ha loena ara -
pecauar snaps. .
r a. aHaudr b antwavsa
DUtaww.i.
oncanl Tnerre
ltaTeTttotl-r
TmU. -a wm ot nch inc.
Ual than wfl get ns np we nay. .
kboo&irt IM load tomotTWW. wan
EJnjiB the lvrjot-m Barnjr.
erythlng aboard, but get there!"
They were running amid a line of
long, lazy rollers with light crests, but
presently the prow of the Wolverine
was turned toward the dark object
and she cut through the rollers with
gathering speed. There was no sea to
mention nothing but a slow, heaving
swell that moved like a pewter lid, as
though keeping some seething thing
frombreakinglnto eruption. Durant had
ror several sec
onds been gazing
at tbelr objective
point when be
turned his eye
to tbe horizon
beyond.
"It looks nasty
out there," he
observed to
Larned. "What
do you suppose
it's going to do?"
"Fog, sir, and
It's coming on
Durant gnatchetl a
iotel.
tonight to boot!"
replied that
It's the kind that
weather oracle.
rolls in fast!"
"Then, for heaven's sake, let tbe
yacht out let her out! Tut her up to
her limit!" cried Durant. "There's a
life at stake, and we've got to beat
that fog!" He dashed into the wheel
house and glanced at tbe chronometer.
"Blazes!" he yelled. "She isn't even
up to her average! What's the matter
down in the engine room?"
"Only one stoker, sir," answered
Larned, considerably disconcerted.
"Kline's off sick today H
"The devil you say!" Durant blurted.
Then he commenced to shed clothing
like a lightning change artist. In less
than a minute there lay scattered
around a white cap, a white coat a
collar, cuffs, necktie and various pieces
of expensive Jewelry, and Durant get
ting the sinews of his arms into play
as he ran, descended Into the coal pltf
and snatched a shovel.
The Increased feeding of the firebox
bad a telling effect The boilers warm
ed up, the steam gauge recorded high
er pressure, and the Wolverine cleaved
the sullen, heavy waters with a deeper
swathe, cutting a wave that spread
nndulatingly and majestically a broad
distance on either side of her.
There wasn't anything to interfere
with the yacht's course no other craft
in her way, no waves to dodge or buf
fet no shoals to avoid and no channels
to keep to. All was clear sailing, and
it would seem as though there was
nothing to check or to retard the mag
nificent floating palace from winning
In her race with the bank of fog which
appeared indefinite leagues beyond.
But the Wolverine had never before
raced with death, and fog is treacher
ous and has hidden ways of its own.
Tbe stokers fed the furnaces as fast
and as vigorously as human beings
could work, Durant's blood fairly leap
ing with an appreciation of tbe ten
fying need for effort The engineer,
almost motionless at his vigil at the
steam gauge, watched for the ounces
of steam and used them as they accu
mulated. Those above were getting
the launch ready to lower, preparing
life lines and belts and hauling out
thick hawsers-stout hawsers they
were, for the object being pursued was
now plainly visible, and a houseboat
Isn't the easiest thing In the world to
eantnre and take Into tow.
"Can't yon let her out more?" Larned
shouted down through the telephone.
There wan a note of desperation in bis
vole
"She's away op, sir, but IH try to
gtve her another llftr called back tbe
engineer. ADd tbe stokers, reallzinf
the demands, redoubled their efforts at
tbe coal bins.
Rlsht in tbe midst of the high pres
sor and the skimming speea in si-
nal ran? to slow down to reduce to
the minimum and simultaneously tb
Wolverine's foghorn walled out a help.
Inaa nrotestlna' blast
Durant threw oown Die buoto am
iarul weakly asalnst DUiar. tie
tared hODeKsMly at tbe engineer.
"WeTL it sounds as tnoogn were m
for itr broke out tbe engineer In petu
lant resumatlon.
Then Durant cumben to tne oera
and groped Ua way forward to wbera
be found Larnerj getting into aa. on-
Wh alirker. TbO disappointment en
both men was keen. Tbelr manner
folly attested It.
"Did you anally maae out ami. n
waaf" Durant asked, stretch tag wea
rily to relieve his tired muscles.
-One ot tboee goon lor notnuig avoav-
boats that bang amen toe uueta. u
Croat bars got loose aomebow. Tbera
was women aboard a gtri," replied
Lamed. "We got to wltinn n cjoane-
of nuM, almost witmn nauunj aw
tanc. 8b was waving- eoasatsw .
and I was nlgnanng be
i tb
fog at bar sp.
and In another aabMrt
It covered aa. I suppose, sir. we mlgbt
well torn abonx ana tees r way
ap to Oraveaendr
"VntB a nejpieen gun iuw"n -
tb fog oat barer warn -wltb
a good deal at tawtansptTka aa
roar Ufa! Wall ley to ana seen warn
tb tide if wa stay bar U waetar
. a sens of lmmeoe desolation act
Med ever tbe Woryertne. Sapper
eaten dpirttedly. and the crew KW
aanaaul al B ntod f tailing. DaTMt,
wbo wa
ear tb yacht to ta eta-.
thinking of tb dMraaa ef rb iM ana
tv. acarniab aat he flleaal back SSI tb
abor. JPrtrr BtOa arbfl be awar ba
iae ed tb loan eC th aaea aaawaaa
in. '
far flra hoan tbey drifted, and 4f
tng an tba Un at trMrato edMtr
er twe ta noaiae soa-aa.
tbe yacbt beOowed at fta arte B
oVytng deanoav to ewaueaeauu wy
. hrforad. - ftaBSderln wator
the warning notes of a bell Tiuoy rang
out dolefully, apprising them that they
were not entirely beyond the reach of
the harbor. Durant wondered If the
houseboat were still floating or if
some transatlantic leviathan bad blind
ly crashed Into it and sunk it And
the girl what of her?
About 10 o'clock everybody started
to his feet every man aboard bad
been instituted as a lookout and ther
was a nolBy. glad rushing around. -Th
fog had commenced to lift.
x.utie ny little the damp, gray,
smothery substance receded, until It
finally rose altogether like a great cur
tain. With the1 disappearance of 1U
trailing, ragged edges there broke to
view what was visible of tbe night. -
Off to shorewarda lighthouses blink
ed faithfully, and here and ther
at tbe shore resorts there appeared
biasing, fantastic displays. After
awhile the moon and stars shone out
clear and unobstructed.
Near by and at varying distances
ships were anchored big ships that
had not dared venture into port and
others that bad decided to pause rath
er than to risk disaster outside.' It
was like beautiful panorama sudden
ly stopped.
When Larned in manipulating tbe
searchlight caught the houseboat in its
rays it lay so close that the white,
strained face of the-girt who was
clinging dejectedly to tbe roof, was
plainly dlscernable.
She wasn't at - all the Amazonian,
athletic variety of girl, capable-of en
during perils at sea on a rait, then
coming out with a shout of "Hooray r
She was Just an ordinary girl, not very
big, not very little, and she was all
sobby and scared half to death. She
raised herself and, resting her weight
on one band, looked wonderlngty at
them.
It was as much as ever Durant could
do to persuade her to let him carry her
from the roof to tbe launch, and even
then he bad to assert masculine au
thority. He picked her np bodily, see-
He picked her up bodily.
lng she couldn't stand for trembling,
and in less than no time tbor bad bar
aboard the Wolverine.
He wrapped her up In something
warm, and be made her eat and drink
some hot coffee. Then tbe color came
back to ber cheeks, and ba noticed
how tremendously pretty she was.
After awhile she looked around on
the royal splendor of the dining sa
loon. Walls, celling and furniture werr
In mahogany heavily carved la heral
dic designs. There was a profusion of
ornate silver, cut glass decanter rang
ed along toe sideboard In glittering
array, and, following out a whim of
Durant's father In tbe Una of decora
tion, a coilectioa f Captain Kiddisb
looking, cutlasees and. bowl knives
were mounted In every available
apace, held Id position by big brass
knob. a
Durant who ws sitting 4811 at
on end of tb table, watched tbe girl
amusedly. Bat the girl wa not one
bit smnscd. Bbe suddenly fasteaed ber
big, dark yea en him, backed away
harried ly and aaked:
"Are yon a plratef -
Durant wanted to sbsat but a
that she wouldn't understand, o
merely smiled and explained that be
was nothing but an ordinary decent
ettlaen of Hew York and tbat tbe Woe
verln was only a floating borne ba
longing to bis father.
. Wbn tbey were hurrying over to
Loag Bnocb tor put tb gin anna
Durant and Lamed snowed bar over
tb yacbt
1 never bnaaiaed n r in pn-
vat yachts could be so somptnoaa,"
the eotnmented la smaseroeiit "Thai
on nroet bar cost a lot ef raooey." -
1 better fata paid aotaetnlag Bk
ISOtVKO for be," Durant replied In
differently. "Way. oar phtee down ta Kstxaexy
eost only &800," she exclalnaad la ai
ple frankneaa, Und if a dearf rant
ing ber bead proudly. Tbea ah added,
wltb a pretty tittle leach, and a If by
way f comparieoa, "And my row boat
Dandy, coat only 130 "
Durant bo was rooking at ner, wa
bvtbasd Just tbe to be almost tealoaa
ec Dandy.
Ha aent ber into bat mothers state
too and told ber to take whatever
she wanted. Sb waa glad enough to
avail berarif of a Mi coat for tb
trip abend of ber. Wbea aba reap
peared, refreshed, ber hair don and
her fao alight ever tb prospect of
art to ber Btetber and bar
Daraat wa Immeeearaaty
taken wltb ber Inoka and ber pretty
ways. Aboat all be coald think of
tbe and for the rest tne foarna
rbat be bed aset r
He
hired an aatoraoMl wbea tbey
rifted ber Into tb
Obm Slight
rant
tbanks by tb gtrt, try
by tb
that
But Daraat bad to tab
tat hie bead for
aiawaaafty see that tb
which tb Worretin
t Long Branch, waa i tat ass a to tta
rlgtoal awrtngm. Thlr atak Urrotred
tunas.
tbaa aa boar -b bed M
brwsv
waald bar aaaled ta
at
innumerable trips over to the "Ken
tucky colony. Then, after all, about a
month later when the troublesome old
tub was being lugged Into the covert It
collapsed rlRht under their noses.
The girl and Durant were sitting out
on tho point wlion It floundered, and
without rhyme or reason tlioy laughed
like two uproariously happy children.
Why should they care If 1t did sink
now? Tbey wouldn't have minded If
the whole old world hod turned turtle!
Indeed, tho universe might have col
lapsea aua it would not have mat
tered, since they bad become engaged.
The nrt and Durant were fitting out on
inepotn.
"I suppose wo ought to feci sorry to
see It go," said Durant- ."for If
hadn't been for that precious craft
should never have found you, my
sweet girt, and that, beautiful love
light In your eyes!" And be k,lssed ber
face all over right In broad daylight
Tbe girl smiled happily, frankly np
at him, and Durant. still looking at
her, commenced to realise what It was
that bad been lacking in tbe social
meringue of which he was wearied
and bow much more delightful it war
to have had tbe opportunity of striv
ing for that essential Instead of bar
ing It thrust on him.
His Job.
The son of a rich father quit college.
He was in love, be- explained, and
couldn't keep bis mind on hi book.
He wanted to go to work and make a
place for himself Id tb world. Bo bis
father got him on tb payroll of
bank In which be was a director. - Tbe
young man's sweetheart In beraeeood
year at Vassar kept writing him bow
proud ah wa over hi independence
and asking Just what position be bald.
so sho could tell the other girl.. . Tb
young man sidestepped the question as
to bis prominence in tb bank' organ
isation until finally - his -' intended
wrote him a peppery letter saying that
If be didn't give her tb information
by return mall she would be real an
gry. Then, after fnuob thrnrlBJL tbe
youth wrote ber this:
'I've wanted all along to tell yon
about my position and would bar
don so before if I bad known myself.
About all I do ber to to rates a win
dow when I com In tb morning and
put It down when I leave In the after
noon. The rest of tb time I read or
Watch tie other work." I don't know
Just what you cooklcall my Job. Deb
tor tell the girls that rm tb draft
Clerk. That will com tbe nearest to
describing . my datiee.'V-New York
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Meeting: of State Fanners' Conven
tion.
Alignst 21-3T, 1909- Suggestion
Those Coming to the Convention.
to
A Reception Committee, of
which W. C. Etheridgo is chair
man, will meet all trains arriving
at the Union Station Monday
evening, Tuesday and Wednes
day. When you get off the train
look for men with badges: "Re
ception Committee", or for sign
"Headquarters, Reception Com
mittee, State Farmers' Conven
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The Committee will take care of
you.
Those who prefer will be assist
ed in securing satisfactory ac
comdations in the city, while
those who wish to room at the
College will be escorted there And
provided with rooms free and
meals at cost. .
Those who intend rooming at
the College should notify Mr. E.
B. Owen, West Raleigh, when
they will arrive, but failure to do
this need not prevent anyone from
securing a room at the College
on his arrival. Those expecting
to room at the College should
bring towels and pillars with
them.
The accomodations for rooming
At the College are not good, ow
ing to the fact that the College
has no furniture or bedding ex
cept that furnished students, but
such as is there will be at the dis
posal of those who wish to avail
themselves of it.
Railroad Rates.
A rate of one and one-half fare
plus fifty cents has been granted
for the Farmers' State Conven
tion providing there are as many
as one hundred persons attending
the meeting holding properly re
ceipted certificates. The condi
tions are in the main, that a first-
class ticket at foil fare be pur
chased from the starting point, or
the nearest point thereto at
which a through ticket to the
place of meeting can be obtained,
taking from the ticket agent a
receipt for the same on the regu
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ficate when properly signed by
the Secretary of the Association
And a representative of the rail
roads will constitute an order on
the local ticket agent for a return
ticket at one-half the regular rate
to the holder. The rates will ap
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mouth, Suffolk, Boykins and
Danville, Virginia, and are grant
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Durham and Southern, Norfolk
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and Southern Railways. The
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1909 and properly signed certifi
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ourney on or before August 81,
1909.
.' Information, sample certificates
and programme . may b secured
from the Secretary orE. B. Owen,
Registrar of the College, West
Raleigh, N. C, upon application.
T. B. PARKER,
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Col. Albert Pope, the pioneer
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United Sutes. died Tuesday a
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Harry Thaw will stay in an in
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that he is Insane and incurable.
Thousands are siek every year
with, some foraa-of Uowea Uow-I
DlalaL Thousands ar cared by I
uking Dr. Seta Arnold's Balaam. I
Warms ted by Graham Urug vo.
An Old Indian Graveyard.
Sanford Express.
A correspondent, writing to the
Carthago Blade, states that re
cently a man from South Dakota,
claiming to be sent by the govern
ment, arrived at Cameron and
went to the Indian graveyard
near that place and began digging.
Under heaps of ashes he found
skeletons of Indians, some over
six feet in length. He exhibited
parts of these skeletons in Cam
eron. It is estimated that there
are some 500 ..Indians buried in
this graveyard, standing in a cir
cle. Bushes and logs were heap
ed upon them and burned to keep
the wild beasts away from their
bodies. It Is said that this ac
counts for the heaps of ashes be
neath where stands the skeletons
in a circle. Tradition has it that
this was the battle ground of hos
tile tribes who fought over the
rights of territory given them by
tho Great Father.
'Twas
There's
a Glorious Victory.
rejoicing in Fedora,
Tenn. A man's life has been
saved, and now Dr. King's New
Discovery is the talk of the town
for' curing C. V. Pepper of deadly
lung hemorrhages. "I could not
work nor get about," he writes,
"and the doctors did me no good,
but, after using Dr. King's New
Discovery three weeks I feel like a
man, and can do good work
again." For weak, soreordiseas
ed lnngs, Coughs and Colds,
Hemorrhages, Hay Fever, La
Grippe, Asthma or any Bronchial
affection it stands unrivaled.
Price 50c and 11.00. Trial bottle i
free. Guaranteed by - Graham
Drug Co.
Sanford Express: Great loads
of peaches have been brought to
this market by the farmers of the
surrounding country during the
past ten " days. The crop Is the
heaviest in years and many of the
peaches are very fine ones. They
have been selling at from 50o to
II a bushel. ;8ome farmers have
been shipping them at 60c a
bushel.
Washington's Plagae Spots
lie in the low, marshy bottoms of
the Potomac, the breeding ground
of malaria germs. These germs
cause chills, fever and ague, bil
iousness, Jaundice,' lassitude,
weakness and; general debility
and bring suffering or death to
thousands yearly. But Electric
Bitters never fail to destroy them
and euro malaria troubles." They
are the best all-Jound tonio and
cure for malarial, I ever used,"
writes R. M. James, of Louellen,
S. C. They cure Stomach Liver,
Kidney and Blood Troubles and
will prevent Typhoid. Try them,
50a Guaranteed by Graham Drug
Co.
Eugene Keifer, a wealthy man
of Fitzgerald, Ga.,' was Instantly
killed while helping to move
piano from a wagon In front of
his home Tuesday a wek . He
slipped and fell from the wagon
and the piano followed,' crushing
him to death.
To relieve constipation, clean
out the bowels, toneandstrengtn-
en the digestive organs, put them
in a natural condition with Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea, the
most reliable tonic for - thirty
years. 85 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Graham Drug Co.
' In McDowell county Superior
Court week before last John
Woods, 18 year old, was awarded
a verdict of 86,441 against the
South and Western (Carolina,
Clinchfield and Ohio) railroad.
Some time ago Woods was Injor
ed by the explosion of a stick of
dynamite while he was, employed
by one of the construction gangs
on the road. One of his eyes was
put out, one hand rendered use
less and many bruises was the ex
tent of his injuries. The suit
was for 840,000.
Cared Hay Fever aee Saaaaser CeM.
A. S. Nusbaam, Batesville, In
diana, writes: "Last year I suffer
ed throe months with a summer
cold so distressing that it inter
fered with my business. . I nad
many of the symrytoma of hay
fever, and a doctor's prescription
did not reach my ease, and I took
several medicines which seeaed
only to aggravate it. Fortunate
ly I insisted upon having roiey-a
llonev and Tar. It Quickly cured
... . a. ft
ZllfJ. iCJ WUO 1MB P'aaay a eye
Foley Uoaej nd Tar with the
m Mneoem. ror ennmit
coughs na lungirouDie it on no
m m a . a a
equal. Refuse substitutes.
Graham Drug Uo.
,TO lad fa Sara h&
,
ftttmd wl
toaerrona
laaucdy', as
they ar ta sapisais
FOR KIDNEYfLIVCRAKD
8T0MACHTR0USLB 9'
k lis .lb beat tnedjeta Tr sold
This time of the year
eadacb
are signals of warning.
Take Taraxacum Com .
Dound now. It' may.-
avs you a spell of fe-
ver. It i wi U regulate -your
bowels, set. your,
liver richt. : and -cure-
your indigestion.
A good Tonicv
An honest medicine '.
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