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fHER GREATI
FEAR
By GERALD DAVIS
Colonel Rogers of Virginia was n
man of tbo world, a bachelor and au
excellent fellow at heart, though he
was only understood by his intimate
friends. No one ever thought of Rog
ers a* a husband or a father. As to
living with tnuii, woman or child or
having bls%ffnlrs mixed with those of
any one else than himself, the Idea was
preposterous. lie was very fond of i
women's society and was popular with
them, but always in a general, never in i
• particular, way. He bad reached the
age of fifty without liny entanglements,
but was no,t disposed to consider him
self "out or tho woods" so long as bo
lived. His one aim was to BO conduct I
himself that no wotflan could get un
advantage of him, for, though be ad
mired the sex, lie held tho theory that
no man could stand against oily one of
them either in duplicity or to prevent
the accomplishment of any purpose on 1
.which she might buvo set her mind.
Sogers wos very fond of piny—that
la, among gentlemen. He never played j
at a gambling house. Indeed, he onee
■pent a week nt Monte Carlo without ]
Investing a franc. "I never play to j
make money," he said. "I play only
a gentleman's game for the purpose of
passing the time."
* Rogers went to Paris and was intro
duced at an aristocratic club there-
One night nt a social gamo ho won
from a young man named Rutan some
ten or twelve thousand francs. The I
amount expressed In tho French coln
ago sounds large, hut It was n little
over $2,000. Rutan was understood to
fee well off and did not seem to take his
loss to benrt, and, as for Rogers, there
was nothing unnsuai In his winning or
loalng such an nmount nt any time.
Tbe settlement was made by Rutan'*
paying Rogers his winnings in. new
crisp bills of 1,000 francs denomina
tion.
The next morning Rogers wns sil
ting In tho rending room of his hotel |
■canning n newspaper when n waiter .
announced to blm that a.lady desired •
to see blm In a reception parlor.
"A lady to see me!" exclaimed the i
colonel. "Are you sure you have come !
to the right man?"
"She wishes lo see Colonel Rogers of
• .Virginia.".
Being the only and original Hogem
of Virginia, the colonel raised himself
ftom bis comfortable leather covered
chair and followed the servant to the
lady. He found a very attractive look
ing person about thirty years old, but
With n worried expression on lier fare.
"Colonel Rogers, I believe," she be
gan In tolerable English.
"At jour service, ma dame."
"You won last nlgbt from my baa
hand 12,000 franca?"
"1 believe 1 did, mndarae, win some
money from a Mr. Rutan."
"Would yon mind taking from me In
place of the notes be gave yotf other
Botes to a similar amount?"
"I would gladly do anything to oblige
ftm, ma da me, but 1 would like to he
sallgh toned as to tb* reason for the
CbAAgfe"
"And I would not think of penult
ttag yon to do me a favor without riv
ing you some Inkling ss to the cause
X bare always board that the chivalry
at Americans toward oar sax comes
largely from you southerners. Every
080 knows what may be expected from
Colonel Rogers of Virginia."
The colonel bowed.
"I will trust you with tho sacret 'on
that account. I know It will remain
With you. My husband's father Is
wealthy. and my husband has nothing.
I have, fortunately, some money of my
own. My husband la an Inveterate
gambler. Re has lost all the money
hla fSther has given him and broken
every promise to reform. Tooterday.
on his promise not to gamble. Mr.
Bntan, Br., gave blm 12.000 francs,
Marked some of tbe bills and set a
detective to watch his son. I discover
ed through an accident that tbe bills
wore marked, and my husband told me
that ho had lost them to you. 1 desire
to save hla from a break with his
father, which. If It occurs, will never
bo healed. Dy replacing these note*
ho has given you with others I can
avert this calamity."!
There was nothing for the colonel to
do but make tbe exchange. Indeed, be
Was glad enough to do so, for be was
terror stricken isst be be connected
With a family scandal. Taking tbe
notes from his pocketbook, he counted
12400 francs and banded them to tbe
lady, receiving In return those she took
from her own portsmonnsle. Then.
;v with a profusion of thanks, she left
Tbe next day a gendarme called at
I lka hotel, and the colonel was charged
With passing counterfeit money. Every
|| note tbo lady bad given him was spurt-
To Colonel Rogers his loss wss noth
§g fag, nor was tbe position in which be
1 was placed especially appslllng, for he ■
was above suspicion. It was the fact I
a»t after all his fears and all his can j
tion be bad been lbs tie tbe dupe of a
ence, 11 nl he parried all efforts c-n the
part of those who endeavored to have
h!ai come to them. He never quite re
covered 'from'the Shock.
He played a number of times after
that with M. Rutan, whom he discov
ered wns a bachelor. Who Informed
the woman of the colonel's winning*
was never discovered. It wns doubt
less ono of tbe club servants.
' STORIES OF 0. HENRY. *
A Promised Visit and tho Droll Woy It
Was Evsdsd
Wherever one goes one bears a story
of the late O. Henry, tbe writer. Ev
ery one In maguxlne circles hereabouts
knew blm, and most bad bad a per
sonal experience or two. Somehow ev
ery story Illuminates the man. They
are not merely humorous tales, but
through them ons catches a glimpse of
his characteristics, bis broad humanity
or his generosity or his love of the city.
Robert H. Davis, the magazine man. re
lated that on one occasion be weut
a-vlsltlng with O. Henry down on Long
Island.
"It wns a very hot (Jay." said Davis.
"Wo hod climbed an everlasting bill.
Another greater bill stretched before
us. Tbe sun was a disk of brass, and
dust and bent and clicking Insects rose
from the ground. Wo sut on a fence to
rest.
" 'ls there anything else I can show
you?' I asked him.
"'Yes,' said Henry, wiping his fore
head. 'Show me a return ticket to
New York.'
"Un one occasion he had promised to
spend the week end with Oilman Hall
at bis country place In Jersey. Mr,
Hall had Invited blm several times.
When Henry finally accepted Hall gave
him the most precise directions.
" Tnke a 8 o'clock train on Friday
afternoon,' said Mr. Hall, 'and I wlllt
meet you with the csrfrystl at itbe sta
tion.'
"At 11. o'clock on Friday morning Mr.
Hall was called to the telephone In bis
country borne. Tbe boy at tbe railroad
station droningly informed blm that
there was a telegram for him, signed
•O. Henry.' ,
" 'Read it' commanded Mr. Hall, and
tbe boy's sleepy voice buzzed over the
wire.
" 'New York/ be read. Twenty-third
street substation, Western Union Tele
grapb company, 10:30 a. m. Addressed,
Oilman Hall. Far Out, N. J. Dear
Hall—l have mlased tbe 3 o'clock train.
Signed. O. Henry.'
"Neither Henry nor Hall ever refer
red to tbe telegram or tbo evsded visit
In subsequent talks."— New York Let
ter to Cincinnati Times-Star.
His Rors Old Pointing.
Speaking of fake sntlqoee snd forg
ed pointings sn srt amateur said:
"There is sn Amerloan who bought
a Rapbnel In Rome some years sgo.
The Italian law prohibits the exporta
tion of masterpieces, snd the American
bsd tho happy Idea of gattlng tho
Raphael painted over. Tbla was ac
cordingly done. Tbo rata old painting
reached New York In the gulae of a
modern snow scene.
"Thsn tbe restorer, under tbo watch,
fal owners eye, set to work on It
With a sponge dipped In turpentine bo
proceeded to rub tbe snow scone off.
Bo sponged It off readily, but ho
apongod a bit of tbo Rapbael off, too—
and, behold, underneath tbo Rapbael a
portrait of Marconi was revealed."—
Washington Star.
Tho Dutoh at Churoll.
Men atlll wear tbelr hats In church
la many parts of Holland. Moreover,
smoking In church Is not considered
Irreverent by tbo Dntch whan eervlce
la not In progroea, and tba ministers
tbsmaelvee Indulge In tbla practice.
Altogether, according to a recent vis
itor, "tba Dutchman has a very com
fortable form of religion. Too keep
your bat on In cburcb and that aavoa
you many a chill; yon talk freely and
In your natural voice, not In a whis
per; you have a neat housemaid In a
white cap snd spron (snd nothing Is
more cleanly snd cbsrmlng thsn a
Dntch servant maldi to show you to
your scat or to offer you s chair; you
have nice drab pewa of painted daal all
around yon and a cheerful two decker
pulpit above."
•lew Development In the Child.
Remembering that Balsac, Walter
•cott, Daniel Webster snd the groat
educator, Froebel. were counted as
dullarde In tbelr youth, tbe Importance
of allowing certain minds s slow de
velopment lo manifest A child who st
fourteen Is learning numbers may at
forty compose o great epic or dlscovsr
a new element Through kindergarten
methods, manual training, phyalcsl
and Industrial exercise, dancing and
military drill, the attention la arrested,
the slumbering mind Is roused, tbe
wsnderlnc will he recalled.—Rbeta
Cbllde I >orr In the Century.
Don't believe Jill yo'i resd slsct li.i
ponltry protitM. 'I here's *oinrlli!ng fn
sale behind a fairy isle. It's a g»:u
brick trick to tell a story slick.
BE LOVABLE.
Let your tail be reader your* 1
•ell worthy o( love, and this even
more (of your own happiness than
for'dial of another's. -Maeterlinck.
uuNuntit uiwirruai*
EFFECTIVE AND CHEAP.
Students In Seattle Moke Interesting
Experiment.
The University of Wssblngton st Se
attle hss recently Instslled on tbe cam
pus s number of ismpposts which
were designed snd tbelr construction
personally supervised by Frank E.
Johnson, Instructor in tbe university.
Seventy-eight of these posts have been
placed In tbe most Important parts of
tbe campus, comprising about one-flftb
of Its totsl area, and more will be
placed when a state appropriation has
been obtained for this purpose. These
posts are a university product through
out, as they were not only deslgued -by
aninstructor, but the entire labor was
furnished by students In tbe engineer
ing department during tbelr vacation,
and the castings necessary were de
signed and made at the foundry of tbe
engineering department. The Fortland
cement used also was a Washington
production.
Tbe concrete was band mixed In pro-,
portion of two parte cement to five
parts gravel without tbe use of any
sand. Tbe pea gravfcl was screen
ed through a three to tbe Inch mesh,
and all passing through this and caught
on another screen of six mesbss to the
Inch was used. After an averago of
eighteen hours from tbo completion of
the pouring the molds were removed
and the surface tborongbly wire brush,
ed. After a three days' set the surface
was then washed with one-half strength
muriatic add (commercial) When the
cement was eaten down sufficiently to
make tbo gravel stand out prominent
ly the pole wus liberally sprinkled wltb
a bose.
Each subbsse and the necessary wir
ing for each lamp were completed
prior to fbo arrival of tbe finished polo
at Its permanent location. My refer
ence to the plan It will be evident that
the construction enables easy and
quick work on .the electrical connec
tions without detracting from the beau
ty of design. .The erecting frame and
wagon were *mnde at the unlversltv
shops. The trucks support s weight
of sufficient magnitude to require spe
cial construction.
WASTE UTILIZATION.
Pittsburgh Hoo Novel Plan Per Using
Refuse snd Employing Poor,
A scbemo for utilising tbe city's
wnste and at the same time providing
occupation for hundreds of persons Is
about to be inaugurated in Pittsburgh
uuder the direction of tbe nivlsory
board and finance committee of the
Pittsburgh Association For tho Im
provement of the I'oor.
The ldeu Is to collect the city waste
and have It sorted by an industrial
branch for men. Headquarters for the
work have been provided by Mrs, Wil
liam Thaw, who glvos the use of a
large corner lot free of rent, together
wltb a number of buildings which can
be utilized for the work.
In these buildings will bo located a
waiting room for applicants snd an of
fice for the general manager, as well as
rooms for sorting the waste, for repalr
t lng such articles as are salable and the
display of these for sale. The contract
bus been let for a two story brick sta
ble to accommodate sixteen horses snd
for a wagon "shed. A fund of $25,000
la being raised to start work on tbe
scheme.
"00 NOT DUMP TRASH."
New Slgnbosrds Erootod In Vacant
Lots of Puoblo, Colo.
Half a hundred signposts bearing tbo
inscription "Do Not Dump Trash"
have been ordered by tho health de
partment of Pueblo, Colo., and the first
consignment bus been delivered to-the
city hall.
The posts are to be erected through
out tbe city ou vacant lots and In
plsceo which hove heretofore been the
dutnplng place for trash and rubbish
of all kinds. Delow tbe warning will
be posted s copy of tbe city ordinance
which provides heavy penalties for tbe
same.
Commissioner Prevost and Inspector
llyruea of tbe health department have
I teen looking Into the situation, and a
number of locations for ths warning
posts already have been decided upon.
fOWN PLANS SWIMMING POOL
Ookdalet Csl.,~Asks For Bide on Free
Munioipol Plunge. . .
Tbo town of Oakdale, Cal., has Just
decided ou a novel Innovation In the
shape of a municipal swimming tank.
. It will bs tbe first of Its kind In tbe
San Joaquin valley nud will be free to
all.
When tbo proposition woo first men
tioned tbe residents considered It s
joke, but the city trustees hove evi
denced tbelr sincerity by purcbsslng
three lots In tbe western part of the
town snd snnounclng tbst tbey will In
tbo near future vol) for bids for the
construction of tbs tsnk.
Pumping Station Chrlotowod.
Tbe new pumping, station at Sbsr
man. Tex., wss set In operation fol
lowing a christening by Mayor Wall,
witnessed by titty persons. Tbo now
station will take care of the output of
four wells and will force 80.000 gal
lons of water Into the mains sacb hour.
Aeeepte Commission Government.
The proposition for s commission
form of la Holton. Ken.,
wss carried by a vote of 203 for and
173 against tbe commission plan.
Dig but deep enough and under all
earth runs water, under all Ufa runs
grief.-Dulwer.
Some Are So hr Nature.
A certain young man. who prided
himself on a bruaqoenoaa tbat be mis
took for wit met an eminent bat
touchy, ecu Ipt or at a studio supper.
"So you're tba fhep,'' he osld. as
botng Introduced, "tbst makee mod
headsr -- -
"Not all of them." tbe sculptor re
plied. quietly.-Youths Companion.
Spooulstlng and Gambling.
"Congratulatlous. old man. I bear
yon hare been speculating successful
ly."
"No; 1 loot money."
•That eo? Wall, yon ought to know
batter than to gamble. "-Kanaaa City
Journal.
Footlights—So you're oeen my Ham
let Wcllr what do you think of Itt
Critical Friend-1 prefer Shakespeare*.
Boston Transcript
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Washington Dlipatch.
One hundred And twenty mil
-1 lion dollars was filched from the
American people daring the last
fiscal year by swindlers who op
erated largely through the United
States mails, according to a report
to Postmaster General Hitchcock.
This was an increase of approxi
mately $50,000,000 over the pre
vious year. Of those who are
alleged to have operated the
fraudulent schemes, 1,063 were
arrested by postofflce inspectors.
They included persons in all walks
of life, merchants and mechanics,
politicians and professional men,
paupers and millionaires. !)ur
ing the yeat which ended June 30
lust, 452 perSons were convicted
and sentenced and 571 oases are
awaiting final disposition.
Postmaster General Hitchcock's
order to inspectors to collect evi
dence that would warrant crimi
nal prosecution of the swindlers
gradually is building a wall of
protection against such frauds
among the American people. Be
fore that punishment was only a
fraud order forbidding the de
livery of mail to such operators
who worried but little. They
merely changed their names, ad
dresses and title of tjieir "busi
ness," continuing thuir operations
until another fraud order caught
up with them.
The report says that these fraud
manipulators, who usually exploit
bogus mines, fake remedies and
worthless lands, constitute a dis
tinct class of lawbreakers. Among
the wealthy offenders who have
been oaught by the inspectors are
criminals who have posed as re
spectable citizens, leaders in their
communities and personages in
the highest sooial and business
oiroles. Some of them were mil
lionaires, enriched by their plun
der. Some of these men now are
serviug prison sentences.
Hellefln Mix Hour*.
Distressing Kidney and Blad
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by the "NEW GREAT SOUTH
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a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in bladder, Kidneys and back,'
in male or female. Relieves re
tention of water almost immadlat
ly. If you waqt qulok relief and
cure this is the remedy. Sold by
Graham Drug Company.
A dispatch from A(sxico City
says more than 60 persons were
killed as a result of an attack on
a passenger train by rebels in
Mexico last week. The train
was wrecked and the passengers
slaughtered.
One of the most common ail
ments that hard working people
are afflicted with is lame back.
Apply Chamberlain's Liniment
twice a day and massage the parts
thoroughly at each application,
and you wilUget quick relief. For
sale by all dealers.
In the Federal Court at Greens
boro Wednesday of last week the
case of N. Glen Williams and D.
C. Foster against Collector Brown,
of Statesville, came up for a hear
ing but yru postponed until yes
terday. Williams and Foster are
trying to restrain Collector Brown
irom disposing of a number of
barrels of liquor seized from plain
tiffs.
Mr. W. S. Gunsalus, a farmer
living near Fleming, Pa., says he
has used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
his family for fourteen years, and
that he has found it to be an ex
cellent remedy, and takes pleasj
ure in recommending it. For sale
by all dealers.
Cornelius N. Lucas, who killed
W. C. Jones in Cumberland coun
ty July 13, was arrested Wednes
day of last week in Charleston,
8. a, and will be brooght to Fay
etteville to answer for the crime.
The killing ooenrred over a trivial
dispute.
A vast amoant of ill health is
due to impaired digestion. When
the stomach fails to perform it*
functions properly the whole sys
tem becomes deranged. A few
doses of Chamberlain's Tablets is
all yoo need. They will strengthen
your digestion, invigorate your
liver, and regulate your bowels,
entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due to faulty
digestion. Try it. Many others
have been permanently cured—
I why not yon? For sale by all
■ dealers.
FREE. —Ws have 18 subscriptions
i to the Southern Roraliat, one of the
' very best agricultural papers pub
. lished in the United States, which
will be given away to those who come
first. Pay a.11.00 on your subscrip
r tion and get the Raralist free for one
- year. Do it now, before all are sold.
"Were all medicines as ineri
. tirions as Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
the world would be much better
off and the percentage of suffer
► ing greatly decreased," writes
* Lindsay Scott, of Temple, luck
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backache, rheumatism,weak back,
and other kidney and bladder ir
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are healing, strengthening, tonic,
and quick to produce beneficial
results. Contain no harmful
drugs. Never sold in bulk. Put
up in two sizes in sealed bottles.
The genuine is a yellow package.
For sale by all Druggists.
Robert Kinzel was drowned on
the top of a 12-story building in
which he lived, in New York City
Sunday. He had gone to the roof
to release a foot and a half of
water which had collected there
after the pipes became clogged.
He ran his right arm down into
the drain pipe and as be released
the rubbish the suction of the
rushing water caughc him. Ilis
arm was drawn in up to his shoul
ders and became wedged in the
pipe. Three companions strove
frantically but vainly to release
the imprisoned man. The suction
held him in the pipe and his head
was drawn into the water which
still remained cm the roof, caus
ing him to drown.
English Spavin Liniment re
moves all hard, soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from horses,
blood spavins, curbs, splints,
sweeney, ringbone, stifles, sprains
all swollen throats, coughs, etc.
Save SSO by the use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful
blemish cure known, Sold by
Graham Drue Co.
Democratic members of Con
gress, 116 strong, headed by
Speaker Clark, journeyed to Sea
girt Saturday and passed the time
of day with Gov. Wilson. They
gave him a book containing the
autographs of the visitors and the
Governor said he hoped the affair
was t\»e beginning of a long ac
quaintance.
Itch relieved in 20 minutes by
Woodford's Sanitn.ry Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Graham
Drug Co.
" National Democratic head
quarters in New York are located
in a building called the ."Wilson
building." The Repnblican com
mittee had arranged for head
quarters in the same building but
withdrew when they learned the
name.
To Care a Cold la One IMjr.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the mon«iy if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's cignature is on each
bpx. 2#c. ■
Gov. Blease, of South Carolina,
has issued a statement denying all
the charges of bribery and cor
ruption brought against him. T.
B. Felder, the Georgia attorney
who is his main accuser, reiterates
the charges.
Hay fever and asthma make
August a month of intense.suffer
ing to many peoplfe. Foley's
Hooey and Tar Compound gives
prompt case and relief, and is
soothing and healing to the in
flamed meinbranes. Wm.M. Mere
thew, N. Searsport, Me., says: "A
few doses of Foley's Honey an®
Tar Compound relieved me of a
severe attack of asthma and less
than a bottle caused a complete
euro." Refuse substitutes. For
sale by all Druggists.
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points. This car also makes dose connection at Salisbury-for St.
Louis and other Western Joints. •
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following day after leaving Raleigh, with close connection for aU
points North and North-West.
Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves Ralaigh 8:80 a.m n arrives
Greensboro 6:30 a. m., making does connection for all points North,
Soneh, East and West. This car ia handled on train 111 leaving
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State convention to ehooee dele
gate to the Chicago national con
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"on account of the many appeals
from many of onr faithful Repub
lican friends that are coming in
to us from all parts of the State
tirging that we stay with the old
party." _
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The United States Supreme
Court hold* that the prohibition
of pablie billiard and. pool rooms
is constitutional and that the
muaieipelity of South Patsadena,
California, has the right froeloee
*?£. law. *The keeper of *
billiard room contended in this
case that the ordinance abridged
his personal rights and liberties
guaranteed by the fourteenth
amendment to the Federal oonaW
tntton.
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