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Show 1 vOS vy PREMIER OR GREECE ASSASSINATED GRASS CREEK COAL assistance was immediately Popular Official la Stabbed by a Gam- k$l and the wounded man was In bler, Who Committed Crime AT to a Red Cross gtstlon, where tstn of Revenge, Spirit ai Operation was performed In an to stop the Internal hemorrhage. Whn Belinda, fairest maid. CITIZENS ARE WILD WITH RAGE. Strolled with me the woodland fUdt was unsuccessful, and Premier Tis ith a lover's fondest art liead I for her hand and heart. died at 7:30 o'clock. Ptlyannls 4 Angry Crowd Attempted to Lynch the 1th a look both sweet and hy e news spread quickly, and It But Were PrevehtetTby she made repl Murderer, Hluhingl mid be impossible to describe the Haiti as ever maiden salth We have the very best Coal there Is Coolness of Officere. She hould love nie until death. ular evidences of sorrow or the on the market for domestic or "Hut if. sometime" 1 began er of the crowds, who attempted to ou should see some cleverer man P. Delyannle, lich the assassin. Lynching was Athens Theodore Sitii her lauvjh the shv look fled. ' steam purposes, ) 'Are there other men?' ahe said the popular premier of Greece, waa who by the gendarmes, pvented A In I Htriee iiarmcom stabbed and mortally wounded by Harpers Basa&r. bed their prisoner fro the bulld-tprofessional gambler named Ghera-karl- s prison. at the main entrance of the t is estimated that 20,000 persons chamber of deputies at 5 p. m. Tuesnebsed the removal of the body of The premier died within three day. premier from the Red Cross ata-tli- n WELL SCREENED DOMESTIC hours. The assassin, who waa immeto his.Jate residence. Members diately a res ted, said he committed the of the cabinet and of the chamber of LUMP AND ST0YE MIXED... deed in revenge for the stringent dutles were among the crowd, many measures taken by Premier Delyannls olthem weeping. against the gambling housea, alt of The cabinet met In the evening at ' which recently were closed. the residence of the president of the The premier grlved at the entrance chamber, and It was decided that the There Is no shoveling or waiting, as of the chamber in a carriage. Ghera-karl- s body should lie In state In the cham-bapproached, saluted the premier before Interment. we have a and opened the carriage door. The tlBg George, who is at Tapi, premier whs In the .act of Thanking announced that he would at once SPECIAL CHUTE FOR LOADING Gherakaris' for his courtesy when the IMi, hr Daily Story Pub, Co.) to Athena. (Copyright, a gambler plunged long dagger into Investigation by the police show TEAMS. H bowed bit head and bent hla knee She saw he wasn't a hero after the M. Delyannls abdomen, inflicting a that Gherakaris was recently liberated Upon the monarchs silken stool; curtain fell. 1 frightful wound. Hls pleading voice arose: O. Lord, Then ftpm prison, having been sentenced The murderer was Be merciful to me, a fool! Immediately td eighteen years for the murder of He advanced toward her, hls sinister dark eyes telling of a darker pur- overpowered by the attendants. Med- - hfp wife. Behind the painted mask news eared pose. Before he grasped her the tool to look, the jester. himself least of alL entered, unprompted. The lady sprang With It on he dared to approach the to his side, and thU time he did not princess. Unmasked and dressed as bend his head for her tiny foot, but It was announced e by the president to make public Washington hnmanklnd, he consorted only with looked squarely into the bitter eyes She serfs of the show. That is why of the prince who sought to destroy Tuesday that the formal reply of the the replies of both Russia and Japan he liked the mask best. Ysce com- hls mistress. to President to hls appeal for a cessation of hostilRussian government "The fool! sneered the prince. panion of mock lords and dukes was Roosevelts identical note of -- last ities in the far east, but a decision has OOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOWOO- O better than Barney Fairlelgh, derelict "Ay! And yet a man. Now, on Thursday Jp in the hands of the Amer- been reached not to publish them at on the tide of life. She smiled at your knees, , my lord, and beg thla waa ican government. The response waa tills time. Thla determination Taco, but looked not toward Barney. ladys pardon! both of to at at the suggestion Ambassador Meyer at SL strived It made all the difference In the There was nothing like it in the handed of wprld. Of course the play demanded lines he recited nightly and yet twas Petersburg by Count Lemsdorff and belligerents that the publication the smiles, but nevertheless they came delivered with strange dramatlo pow- - transmitted by the ambassador to tie responses at thla juncture might BUlte President Roosevelt. It can be said not be desirable. Official .assurance natural, and Increased her beauty. that It is in perfect consonance with It given, however, that the Informal of the contents of the reAt one place be bowed so low be the oral assurances' given the presi- statements plies are not only accurate, but pracfore her that she placed a tiny foot FOR THE dent by Count Cassini, the Russian tically complete aa to the information upon hls Impossible hair, .and this la intendcontained in ambassador here. It had been them. the nearest he ever came to touching her. The thrill of that contact made w him her slave. While he played the t' f footstool, the jestera eyes modestly ought the floor. Hla dismissal came London. The Mojl. Japan, corre- wounds are healing, but my left leg Is And get all the local and ' when the princess said: of the Daily Telegraph troublesome, and it will be some time spondent county news MYaeo, away! Here oomea hla high cables an account of hla visit to Vice before 1 am able to move about. In nessl Admiral Rojestvensky In the hospital thirty days, perhaps, I shall be well ; The heir apparent, all gold and velA ' Sasebo. The admiral, speaking In agala. ' at black-eyewas and and tall vet. broken English, expressed hla pleas- ' Asked for hls views of the naval young. Yaco hated him with right ure at the treatment accorded him by battle, the admiral merely replied: good will. The princess loved him In the play. In reality, she did not the Japanese and praised t,he quarters JJhe Japanese fleet was so good, It E2ST ADVERTISING MEDIUM In the COUTJTY know. The prince loved her in the then he completehim. He occupies a private was Impossible-- assigned play and Imagined he did In reality. room, which Is well ventilated, and ly broke down. Evidently hls mental Before the footlighte he had a rival, gives the admiral a view of the beau- sufferings were acute, for he desired to whom the audience saw was unworthy tiful landscape Rojestvensky said to avoid the subject, and during the re- 8of her. In natural life the coast was the correspondent; E minder pf theconversatkm the naval ,, clear.. On the stage the prince made ' V have everything I desire. My 6aiue was not mentioned. love furiously. 'Off of it he bided hU time. Just before the curtain fell on the last act the fool sang a quaint love song over the happy ndlng of the ro"Yaco, thou art the real prince." mance between the prince and the er. Aa the princess looked at the fool, over to he slouched a Then princess. ,!i , j-- f JWt who waa a man, and at the courtier, saloop and took the taste of the aong who waa went came and her color $ not, vV'V from Ills mouth. He mistrusted the and the fine bine eyes glowed with ,J, prince off the stage, but was bia loyal t t, t ifjpl r J something akin to pride. servant while on ft. noout of "Get roared here! the To an outsider the situation would and can give you good service 4 have seemed complex. To the fool it bleman.fool had The V eo abort notice. Prices meekly obeyed far leaa was crystal clear. The lady could not ' s- iur love him; she ought not love the lusty tones, and It seemed odd thla just Right. s menace did not move him now. prince; the prince did not know how t S Yr You will not kneel? Then to love her. All these between the Down to this hour the prince could on one of last curtain the THE dropping not give you a veracious account of night and its ascent the next night "Stand back, thou fool! the gallant how It all happened, but he recalls that when his eyes opened he was 1' prince said when he sought to kiss in the corner of the room and that ing the lady's hand. to be funny little specks And the fool stood back. , there seemed Bat that was In the play, and as the dancing mockingly in front of him. heroine smiled indulgently he did not He did not want to die In the presence of the lady, bo he told her he was mind. When the court of tinsel and paint- truly repentant that hnsiness troubl ed castles had moved far to the west- had eo engrossed him for the instant to waa he had failed he realize of high ward there came a dreary day. The and had acted the knave; people who were expected to pay the degree, customs that the throne might stand with her kind permission he would became sadly remiss in their obliga- now withdraw and worry her no fartions, 'and mercenary landlords and ther. That was the abdication of the shopkeepers, unawed by royalty, clamored for their shekels. The prince prince. When he was gone Yaco told the princess that out ef hls savings he had paid the bills of the retinue of the footilght kingdom and had furnished them tickets for their homeward journey. Wonld she deign to suffer a like consideration at hls pleblan hand? "Yaco, aald the princess, as she walked toward him and gave him a grateful little hand, "thou art the real prince." "I would twere so, lady," said the jester, "for then I might dare to tell secret of mine. thee a She ran to her trunk and took out a gilt paper crown, which aha pieced upon hls head. Dethroned as King ef Norway. Our coal is the best there is for "Now tell it, your highness. The dancing blue eyes Invited disStockholm. Sweden. King Oscar, in under the constitution, and says that steam and domestic purpo closures. a long and vigorously-wordeletter to consideration -- for the union Imposes "Why why in truth Ive heard the president of the Norwegian stor- on the king the duty of exercising them ay It oft enough, but just now thing, M. Berner, declares that the his constitutional rights. my dull head fails to serve me, and I accession oath of Norways king i "The king of Norway, he adds, cannot rightly choose my words but makes it the king's duty not to pass must always bear in mind paragraph AT THE MINE THE PRICES over in silence the preferment of, the 1 of the Norwegian constitution, which' but She looked up Into the honest face Norwegian council of state on the oc- reads: casion of his majestys veto of the Advanced toward her. "The kingdom of Norway is free, and understood. bill. The king maintains that autonomous. Independent and Indiviswent to the ladys room and proposed "I knew," she said. (Imply, "and I consular not he did overstep hls prerogatives ible. " that they should flee ere morning love you too, Yaco, my king. dawned. Tried to Blow Up Policeman. Engine Struck a Spread Rail. Making Use of an Helrioem. "But onr friends; how will they get woman town In la A 111. certain young were asked. she Three Everett, .Wash. The home .of J. O. persons Albion, back home? the proud possessor of a stunning In the Williams, n policeman, 3202 Maple killed and twenty-nin- e "Walkings good; let em foot It Injured brass-na- il studded chest. It The lady recoiled. Patronize a Hcsa InSnsIry. wreck of an eastbound passenger train street, waa dynamited early Tuesday been handed Is aa heirloom, having them who "And you, away brought on the Southern railroad at Golden morning. No one waa Injured. Spite from New down England relatives, ft out here, would detect them?" Gate, HI.. Tuesday, The train, was a and neighborhood difficulties are supHe laughed after the style of the la the Joy of her life. "cotton special, carrying confederate posed to be the motivefor the crime. , know bow didn't She was off the really quite stage. villain, which he G. F. Swab hag been arrested. Chief Why. toy dear,- - ha said, "the much she did think of It nntll a friend veterans to the reunion at Louisville, of not disclose the torn Police n man an of of While for of. trill and It's exceedingly at practical busted,' every fifty Ky. speed Dwyer running hows himself. To save you from discom- mind wondefed why she didnt make I miles an hour the engine struck a nature of the evidence against, him. fort. I thought I'd take you with me. a cretonne cover and valance for It spread on n trestle twenty feet high, The dynamite was placed at a "tide "It would make such a nice sent!! and the engine and four coaches were door at the enl of a long porch. The "Ill not go a ttep! 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