EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, MAY 26, ltll.I

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New Models, at $7.50 to$10.

House Dresses & KimonasGood Quality at 50c. to

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All the Leading Shades,$4.50.

Convent ClothThe ideal material for

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Bed Spreads

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Linen Cambric10 pieces 36 inch all lin-

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restive." said one or tier companions."Besides, the man is a prisoner. Whynot leave him In peace?"

"You can go if you will. I have noneed of you." she said angrily.

He bowed low to her and left thedungeon.

"Your friends are even now findingyou out," I sneered.

She changed her tone."You make me angry. Sir Verrall. I

came on an errand of mercy. It maynot yet le too late. I have the ear ofthe kirn?. Why not ask me to plead tohim for you?"

"I have never yet asked quarter froman enemy."

"For Princess Daria, then. Will younot plead for her?

"Not to you.""Her limbs, like mine, are young,

perhaps beautiful. Being slowly bro-ken upon a rack is sad use to put themto." v

"It is possible that Count Vasca hasalready pleaded for her," I answered."If she would marry him he would usehis best endeavors, I warrant you. lieis so faithful a friend that he is ca-pable of pleading for her life and foryour death.

"I see I cannot help you. You per-sist In making me angry, and angry Iam dangerous."

"Woman, you are always dangerousto those who trust you." I said hotly."Beware, gentlemen; a riper is a petnot to be caressed lightly." I know thiswoman."

"Not yet. You will not plead foryour princess, and you are wise, per-haps, for I hate her as I hate you. Ina few hours you shall have your desire

you shall embrace her. but you shallhave no tongue to tell her of your love.You shall lie together in the watersunderneath this fortress, and I shalllaugh every time I think of you. Youknow me! I tell you, yon have muchto learn. It is time I began to teachyou, like this and that."

She laid her riding whip sharplyacross my face twice as she spoke,fly arms were bound behind me. Icould do nothing to protect myself.

."You devil !" I howled, springing tomy feet.

One of the men with her remonstrat-ed; the other laughed, even as shelaughed. I forgot that she was a wo-man. With a mighty wrench I snappedmy cords and was free.

Costa had heard my bowl and enter-ed the dungeon as I broke my bonds.I struck at the woman, and the manreceived the blow, staggering buckacross the dungeon to the opiositewail. I heard the woman cry out interror, but before I could strike againCosta and the guard had seized me.They could hardly hold me. Still, I amglad they succeeded, for I shouldhave killed her had I been able toreach her.

"For heaven's sake, go!" cried Costa.The woman needed no second bid-

ding. She fled from the dungeon, herface as white as that of a corpse. Shedid not laugh now. This time it was Iwho laughed laughed like a madman.

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xfiere are muscies nere mat iutake some cracking," he said thought-fully.

"An unlucky blow on the head mightease that difficulty," I suggested.

"Aye, and stretch our limbs insteadof yourS," he laughed. "My willing-ness to help you does not extend tothat."

"A quick jerk should suffice," saidCosta.

"Feel that muscle, captain," was theanswer.

Costa put his hand under my shoul-der and whistled.

"It is harder than the king's," saidthe executioner.

"I know that," Costa answered, re-

membering my trial of strength withhis majesty, ' but that sweet machineof yours should be equal to it."

"You think it has had practiceenough, eh, captain?"

"I warrant it can be turned to crackeven the knight's muscles, mighty asthey are," said one of the others. "Itcan be gentle and powerful too. Doyou remember when it embraced aman and a woman on the same day?"

"That experiment is likely to be re-

peated," said the chief executioner."The princess!" I exclaimed."They say so.""Why trouble Sir Verrall with that?"

said Costa, evidently angry that I hadbeen told.

"It is of little consequence," an-

swered the man, with a rough laugh."In death a man can only take care ofhimself. I will treat the lady quickly,too, if the knight wills It."

With an effort I was calm."This is indeed being a comrade," I

said, holding out my hand. "I have aweakness in my nature a foolish one,perhaps, but I don't like women to suf-fer."-

"It requires strength to suffer much.Women don't suffer as men do," he re-

turned, with brutal certainty. "AndIf they do what matter? They areonly women.

I dared not express my horror."But In this case you will bring

death quickly?" I said."You may rely on us.""That is satisfactory," said Costa,

rising.I had almost forgotten O'Ryan. I

remembered him then."That man has heard our bargain,"

I said."He will not betray it""Do you swear not to do so?" I said,

turning to the Irishman."I am not less merciful than the

executioners," he growled.I shook each villain by the hand as

he left me and asked Costa to distrib-ute among them what few posses-sions I had. I shook hands even withO'Ryan, and then I was left alone.

Did O'Ryan grasp my hand morefirmly than was necessary? I mighthave spent the night wondering, butwhen they had gone I broke down forthe first time during my imprisonment.I shed tears of impotent rage, pacingmy cell frantically, cursing and beat-ing its stone walls like a madman. Itwas horrible to know that Daria wouldbe laid on that hideous couch to haveher fair limbs broken; that her death,heroic though it might be, as I be-

lieved it would be, should be witnessedby such loathsome wretches as themen who had just left me and per-haps only by them. Only when I wasthoroughly exhausted did I throw my-

self on my rugs and fall asleep todream what mockery it was! ofpleasant fields and sunshine.

I awoke refreshed. Perhaps the verydreams I have railed at gave my sleepits power to refresh me. My firstthought was of Daria, my second ofO'Ryan. Had he pressed my handlast night with some meaning? Surelyit was impossible, seeing how he hadhelped to ruin me, but a man In direnecessity sees hope in anything.

It was not until the afternoon that Ihad any visitors that day. I had be-

gun to hope that I was going to beleft alone altogether when Costa camein and bound me, as usual. -

"More fools with too much leisure,"I said wearily.

"An old friend this time," said amerry voice in answer, and Lady Al-dri- da

entered, followed by two or threemen. It was easy to see that theywere, her captives as surely aa I wasa prisoner in the fortress.

"This was an old lover of mine,gentlemen," she said gayly. "He wasfoolish enough not to value my friend-ship. Behold the result."

She was a pretty picture, much as 1

hated her; I could not deny that. Shehad evidently ridden to the fortress,for she carried her whip In her hand.

"Do all men who displease you cometo this?" asked another of her cava-liers.

"I am not so unmerciful. Sir Verralland I are old friends, or enemieswhich Is It?" and she turned to me.

"Enemies," I answered shortly."True, and you are in my power.""That does not trouble me.""You have yet to learn the terrors

this fortress holds. You shall haveone spectator. I warrant you, when aslow turn of the lever draws that bodyof yours into agony. For all yourboasting, these walls, solid thoughthey be, will hardly drown your cries,and if you have sense left to hear any-thing you shall hear my laugh."

"I shall be glad of a spectator," Ianswered. "It gives a man courage."

"You shall not profit by my coming.I will pour all I possess into the handsof the executioner if he but kills youslowly enough."

I could laugh at this threat since theexecutioners were my friends.

"Count Vasca would be king In Yada-sar- a,

yet with all your beauty hewould not make you queen but for thefact that he might be afraid to makean enemy of an accomplice."

"Is it not time we were going. LadyAldridn? Our horses will be getting

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Florida Senator llolda on to the t'nt-larl- an

Roston. May 26 Insurgency develop-ed yesterday at the annual meetinu ofthe American Unitarian Associationwhen about a third of those presentfollowed the lead of th Rev. Johnflaynes Holmes of the Church of theMessiah of New York, in opposition to

h election of United States SenatorDuncan V. Fletcher of Florida as oneof the vice presidents. Iecause of hisvote last winter on the Larimer case.

On a rising vote the motion of Mr.Holmes to strike Senator Fletcher- -

name from the list submitted ly thenominating committee, was declaredlost without a formal count. Later. Inthe ballot for officer, six of the vicepresidents elected reecived 460 votes,the total number cast, while SenatorFletcher reecived .

The debate beijan when the nominat-ing committee presented it report inwhich Senator Fletcher's name wa- -

placed fourth in the list of eixht vi epresidents.

Mr. Holmes offered a resolution de-claring that "in view of the public ser-vices attached to the name of Fletcherwe do not regard him as eligible toleadership in that form of Christianityknown as I'tutarism and protest againsthi nomination as vice president."

The Rev. A. J. Coleman of Jackson-ville. Fla.. declared that the resolutionwas an attempt to fasten a newmethod of domatim on the Unitar-ians.

"senator Fletcher voted for lrimerhecaustt the evidence aatn Mm

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not sufficient." said Mr. Colman. II- -was actuated by a his?h sen.--e of moraland political duty and the people ofFlorida are proud of his record."

"If you now repudiate Fletcher, theSouthern churt he may repudiate whatyou stand for." ere Mr. Coleman'sclosinic word".

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MTI K OP WMM.irVTlOX FOIt TOeed I eler "eetl. of kapter4h.vh, Linn of Florida.

N'otice 1? hereby sivj-- n that W. S'oir.welS. jurcaj-- r f tax certificate-No- .

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IP O RT KING

;jticate in my otnoe an J ha- - :na ap-plication for tax le-! to i."Ue fn ue

w:th law. t rt:fi-ate

the f.llow:nir prop-erty situated in ilarion county. Florid,to-w- it: Lot 2 70 Th-ai- d

land bt-in-u a.--t---.-' 1 a t ir.e date ofthe of such in tht-nan--.e

of T. J. L.i::I- - and unknown, fn-l-- sAid certirtcattrs Nr re!t--n-.r- 1

according to law. tax will ue

thereon on the 2?th dav of Ma v. A. I

Witness my official anlseal this the -- th day of April. A. It.1 1 1. ! T. Sitrunk.

Clerk Circuit Court Mariun Co. Fla

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