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win bo made by the committee ap-pointed for that purpose to Secretary-of the Treasury MacVeagh within a shorttime

Experts In such matters Invited toWashington mitt with the committee yes-terday and went over some ot the detailshi connection with the proposed changes-It Is the Intention to reduce the size oftho Stile and improve the paper so thatcounterfeiting will be more difficult

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PART SECOND

CHAPTER LIy machine had been repaired for a

week but I Wad not had It brought upto town when I received a note fromLeah It was dated Tuesday

Como down immediately filie wroteIf you can think of a plauslblo pretext

but dont say that I sent for you MissFielding will not ask you herself butwo need you very much I truet toyou

I tqok an early afternoon train thenext day and finding no one to meetma at the station engaged a carriageto take me over to Miss Fieldings placeMy driver would I am sure have beenglad to gossip with mo upon tho ladysaffairs bvt I headed off all his hintsknowing pretty well from Undo JerdonsInsinuations what tho tonor of thd neighborhood talk must be

Mldmoadows was about four miles fromthe station and a half mile back fromthe county road Tho house was approaohed by two long lanes overgrownwith shrubbery and hazels ono from theseaside 95 tho eapt and ono from thomain road on the north We took tholatter a wild and tangled wagon trackfilled wish stones and hummocks andworn into deep holes The boughs oftrees constantly scraped across the topof fits buggy and often hung low enoughto threaten our oyes Near tho housethe lane took a turn round the corner ofan extensive oldfashioned garden ofhollyhocks roue bushes poppies andviolets then swung up to the greeneightpaneled front door with its tran-som of old bullseye panes The copsocame in close to the garden partly in-

closing it on tw sides To the right oftho house vegetables were planted withmeadow beyond and behind the hillrose almost from the stable Tho wholeplace had a charming natural wildnessand seemed as indeed it was miles awayform any other human habitation but itwas not uncared for its natural featureshad been amended and composed withthe care of a truo artist

The house Itself was long and lowcovered with unstained shingles Agreat square brick chimney rose fromthe middle of the gambrel roof Thelower windows were leaded and built nutIto wide bays but they showed abovethe little paned saghoe of tho originalbuilding The front was almost hidden

climbing Cecil Bruner roses nowodorously in bloom The southern sidewas lined with a row of geraniumswhich rose in hugo bushes Here in thesecond story was another bay windowof curious construction somewhat re-sembling the stern of an old galleon Itwas Miss Fieldings sItting room whichI had not yet visited

The place seemed deeerUd for notoven tho dogs were visible I got outand knocked while my driver waitedcuriously to catch what was probablya rare glimpse of tho mistress of thohouse

Joy herself wearing a white ducKsailqr suit with a red handkerchiefknotted about her nook answered myknock She held her hand to her eyesto shad them from the of theafternoon sun BO that I could not atfirst QuitO make out her expression Thefirst thing she showed after her surprisewas a moet cordial satisfaction at

me She did not apparently expectme but my presence delighted her Isaw next that she was in trouble Thevery Intensity of her welcome alarmedme The two vertical lines between herbrows were d ply cut into her foreheadher lips were quivering there were darkcircles under her eyes

She drew quickly Into the libraryand I saw terror In her look Her cheekswere pale and wan Her hand trembledas t lay on the back of a chair where

leanedOh I am M glad you have como

had been her first speech murmured inthe halt and it was repeated now as Istood before her I am so glad youhave come I need you so

I had fancied before that her face wason capable of expressing tragedy notevery womans ii Tragedy shadowed

face now giving her a newer moredramatic beauty so moving that despitemy alarm I could not help wondering-at itYou are not well I exclaimed

Oh well enough she repliedSomething is the matter what is ItSit down and Ill try to tell you

Sho dropped into H chair with her elbow on the table letting her cheek fallinto th hollow of her palm Her eyesco ed for a moment the soft longlathes shading her pale oheek Thenshe shook herself and sat erect

Im o sleepy she moaned Ihavent slept since night before

sprang up from the window sootWont you lie down hero and rest

Do I pleadedOh I dont dare I dont dare she

criedToil me what Is troubling so

that I may try to help youShe looked up and said Leah has

gone And she put out a hand thattrembled with a despairing gesture

Gone I repeated Where-I dont know whero I dont know

when she went I dont know evenwhyDo

you fear she has mot with anaccident then

Oh no not that than thatjShe spoke helplessly

Worse I could not understandI mean I think I must have driven

her awayI still ould not Ruass Why how

could you have done that You meanthat she took offense at something per-haps

Oh I must have made it impossiblefor her to stay

But what did you do She was de-

voted to youShe sprang up and walled out with

hitter vehemence Oh I dont know-I dont know If I only knew I coulddo something But what can I donow Shes gone She was my righthand my wes my ears my memory

but Its not that Its that I could havebeen Vruel enough to her to drive heraway Where IB she Where could shehave gone do you think Ive waitedand waited to hear from her or for herto come back two whole days I didnt-go to bed at all last night I didnt darelest she should come while I was asleep

You expect her to return thonShe was walking up and down tho

room her hand clasped behind her backtightly I could that she was on thevctgo of hysteria Sho returned to meagain and said

Oh Loah wyuld never abandon menever Shes too true for that Butafraid to come hack

I went up to her and led her gently tothe seat

Now I said toll me exactly whathis happened

She breXe out again wildly her facetwitching with excitement I dont

Thats the horror of It I mayhave killed her for all I know

Ah Do you moan I Logan afraidto say It that youve forgotten

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now I cant bear it any longer It wasbad enough while I had Leah to dependupon but now J somebody toconfide in orshall go mad If I havent

I looked ovSF at the table where I no-ticed a coffee pot dud a cup on a salver

How much coffee have you drunk Iasked

Oh I dont know Cup after cupIve been drinking it all day to keep meawake

That accounts for your nerves Youmust rest if you sleep a little youllget your strength back

She sprang up suddenly her grippedfists raised her head thrown back in asuddon new access of alarm Oh nono no You dont understand I darentsleep Im afraidafraid How do Iknow what may happen now when rmso worn out

I had done conslderablo thinking whileI was away and I had done some read-Ing as well I was boGinning now tomoko It out piece by piece and put Ittogether in an astonishing whole Itwas too late In this crisis for reservestoo lato for me to keep to my promiseof not trying to know The girl wasdistraught and alone And indeed thedoor to the cupboard where her skeletonhad been hidden was now well ajar

You are afraid you mean of theother one I brought it out deliber-ately

She stared at me like a somnambulistYes she whispered of the other

onoThen for the first time and quite un-

consciously I think sho used my nameIt seemed so natural to me that I wasnot surprised

Oh Im so glad you know at lastChaster Im so glad that it will be easierto tell you She put her harfd on myarm and looked up at me in tenderestconfidence Now you know why I calledmyself the White Cat

Yes I eee Dont be alarmed Illhelp you You must calm yourself andwell find out a way I know her youknow

Yes I know you do You must tellmo all about her some time How youmust have hated

Perhaps I can manage her but nomatter about her now We must thinkIt all out and decide calmly what to

not afraid Trust me and Ill seeyou It will all come out rightIm sure

I wont on so purposely Iterating suchphrases to lull her and key down theintense strain which wrought upon herHer eyes kept on me and I saw myinfluence suggestion I mightsay since it was purposely hypnoticHer hysteria made her abnormally sen-sitive to the treatment She relaxedher attitude slightly sighed anddropped back among tho silken pillowsbehind her

Oh youre DO good breathedYou will help me Youre so strong

its such a comfort to hav t you hereSho reached her hand out shyjy and

In mine where It lay email and coldIt was tho first time she had done soexcept under the direct strew of air arn-ostnesa strong enough to rob the aeUofany personal suggestion It waa a dlsrmet caress fearless and genuine

Now I said begin at the beginningand toll me all about what has hap-pened

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CONFIRMED BY PRESIDENT

J IJrltt Appointed Third AJ-

Ialatnnt Poitiun iter GeneralPostmaster General Hitchcock

of James J Brttt of AshevllleN C to the position of Third AssistantPostmaster General has been confirmedby President Taft and will be submitted-to Congress for it approval next week

Mr Britt it a lawyer by professionand hag been law officer of the office ofthe Third Assistant Postmaster Generalfor the last few years By reason of hisexperience In the department Mr BrittU thoroughly familiar with the dutieswhich confront him This appointmen-ts in lino with the policy of the Post-master General whereby he will makeno political appointments

Mr BrUt was born near Johnson CityTenn March 1SH He attended thepublic schools and studied law at theUniversity of North Carolina-

El Paso Tex Dec L A L Lawsheformer Third Assistant Postmaster Gen-eral whose successor was named todayis now living on a ranch In Now Mexiconear Cruces forty miles north ofEI Paso and declares that he will makethe Territory his future horns

He to Improving In health

ARMY NAVY

Army Orders x

Leave of absence for four mnUn te take effect uponbte MMf frwa rwnrittae duty la granted CapLLINDSEY P KUOKEK Tw ty ixUj lafaatir

The of nbsanw stunted Capt OHARLBS BCLARK FmrteoaUi lofaatry la oxtmded fifteen

Leer of ateasee for see moaUi on surgeons cer

ties at 15 granted Second LieutJOHN Jt MAYS AIM CM Artillery Cerps

Mai WILLIAM J NICHOLSON SewSth Orallyla a member of examining boardat Iflort Kana for the exAmInation ofUetttomaU riming the taoporary absence ofUM Col JOHN P GUILPOYLW SeventhCavalry

Opt PERCY VV ARNOLD SarwUt Cralry Udetailed at member of the eKamfcHRg hoardat Yen ICan Capt NATHAN KAVRItlLU Serwrth Ckvatry hereby iclievcd

Capt LUCIUS L HOPWOOI Medical CVps isdetailed u a member f the examining boardat Port Mnmoe Va dHriag Ute tewperary absince of Chpt OBOHGB P USED MedicalCorp

Loam of atNene for four day to take effect Decamber 1 is panted Second Unit EDWINST J QRKIiLE Jr Third Field Artillery

Capt RAYMOND W BRIGOS Sixth PfeJd Artil-lery will aeame charge of contract Ion wInk atVan IlUey Kant rrtierieg Capt UOBBUT DPOWERS Setesth Caralrr ef that duty

Pint Lieoi ROY C KIHTLAXD Fewtronthfantry wilt aamoie of OMtraelkm wetkat Port Lincoln N Dak relieving Mist LieutGEORGE A HEItnST Feurteonth Infeiitry ofthat duty

Naval OrdersCapt B LLOYD to duty command WabaSh navy

yard Boston 4taasCapt J M HELM detached duty coramtmd Wa

rosh navy yard Boston Maes to1 duty aa tImmandaat of the nUll station New Orleans La

Pay Director M C to duty tauHome Philadelphia Pa as pay oSttccr

A Trinidad planter has dfecoTered a way to snakepaper from sugar cane an economically that it issaid to be profitable to raw cane for the paper stock

SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES

YIELD TO ZEMO

A CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATIONPOll EXTERNAL USE

ODonnells Drug Stores are so confi-dent that ZEMO will rid skin or scalpof Infant or grown person ofblackhoads eczema pricklyheat rashes hives Ivy poison or anyother form of skin or scalp eruption thatthey will your money back if younre not entirely satisfied with the resultsobtained from use of ZEMO

The first application will promptrelief and an improvementevery Instance where used persistently

destroy the germ life theskin in a clean healthy condition

Let us show you proof of some remark-able cures made by ZEMO and give youa how toservo the skin ODonnells Drug Stores

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A large fur dealer growing worried over his slow sales and fearing should the weather continue unseasonable that he would find difficulty in meeting his obligations wrote us and askedwe could use in the way of coats and sets if we were given special prices We picked out of his

stock five as we consider gorgeous bargains and though he hesitated at the price we offeredWE GOT THE COATS AND SETS just in time for Christmas buying too

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woman who buys it two completechanges of costume It Is full lengthwith the very attractive kimonosleeve in evidence in many of thesmart wraps this season and Js fash-ioned of heavy black satin Deep

and rolling collar of netin blue and gold with black

crocbetted buttons make it a veryrich garment It is lined with kingsblue broadcloth which is trimmedwith black Hercules braid and can bcworn equally as well on one side asthe other

DELIGHT Is thean odd confection

may be found at theshop of a popular fruit com-

pany in F street between Thirteenthand Fourteenth It Is all pink andwhite with many whole almondsin it that when It IB sliced the nutsappear In every piece For teas andother affairs where a pink and whitecolor motif is used this dainty makesa pretty and most tempting dish

NT s kimono neckwear house inG street botweeen Eleventh andTwelfth streets some new jabotshave just arrived which are selling

at 3 coats and 60 cents These Includepleated chiffons with ribbon trim-mings fancy effects in all colors theFenians showing up strong in manyof them They make pretty gifts forthe woman who has number offriends to remember at Christmastime and wishes to buy something inexpensive

DROPPED into a shop in G streetnear Twelfth street yesterday beOftuse I WAS attracted by the jewairy novelties displayed in the

window Although the establishmentis not a Jewelry store but a ba-zaar where millinery suits neckwearAc are also for sale the proprietorhas a fad for keeping only articles ofquality whether they be wearing ap

gold or silver plated ware whitemetal jot or gun metal For Instance the jet he carries is made atWhltby in England and shows veryfine designing Belt buckles andslides coin purses chains and otherornaments aro of genuine gun metalBoth of these are desirable items be-cause the woman who wears mourninglikes jewelry and either of these isperfectly good form the dull jet andgun metal for use even with crepe ordeep mourning attire while the cutjet beads brooches and other orna-ments having a high polish are cor-rect for second mourning Both jetand gun metal are higher priced thanthe ordinary silver article but herosome v ry good pieces may be boughtat popular prices Not only orna

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back withlarge broad rolling shawl collarwith long two or threebutton effect made up of the finestquality of selected skins the skinsused in making up these coats havetho flat character of abroadtail sleeves In mannish effectfinished with cuffslined with brocadesatin Worth 9000Salo price

LOT RACCOON SETSmade up in a very fetching styleextra muff plainor trimmed with heads andnatural scarf In oneskin

style or twoskin effectboth styles are trimmed with natural heads and tails givingthe natural animal appearancelined with the finestquality of shirred

Worth 9000Sale price

5 GENUINE SKUNK ORALASKA SABLE SET made ofthe finest quality of skunk skinswith extra barrel or pillowmuff large size shawl cov-ering the entire shoulder andohest lined withof shirred lining beautifully madesets three this lot This furIs one of the most satisfactory wearing furs that can besecured Worth10000Sale price

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HANDY little article whichmakes useful gift thereforeone that will bo appreciated laa telephone slate framed in

nickel which has a pencil attached bya chain and hangs on Ute wall closeby the receiver

Another convenience or the almostunivorsal telephone subscriber is alittle pad bound in leather whichhans on the receiver itself ready tojot down the number without delayThe former soils for 110 white thelatter is only 10 oonts Both are to befound in a shop in G street whereharness and other leather goods aresold with many novelties suitable forgifts which are exclusive In char-acter

ASPECIAL sale of furs Is now be

lug held at a smart shop la Fstreet near Thirteenth streetAmong tho special values there

are two in costs ftftytwo inches Inlength marked at H8W

Those are of French seal aad Rus-sian pony skins lined elegantly withbrocade silk and are worth It theregular sIzes In stock do not fit yourfigure or cannot be altered te suityou a special order wilt be taken and

perfect fit guaranteed

WHAT to give him at Christthat is the burning Ques-

tion It is easily answeredhowever by a leading estab-

lishment in Pennsylvania avenue nearEleventh street carries not onlythe latest things In and sitvorwara but has a big assortment ofnovelty articles priced most

Among the suggestions for theeternal masculine there are shown

leather walnut or mahogany casescontaining pinochle chess checkerdomino and poker sets which solvethe problem of what to give manwho likes games the man whospends his evenings quietly at homeor the young fellow who is prone towander from his own ftrssUt toamusement

Especially attractive are the travel-ing eases of leather which containtoilet articles of plain or turtle ebonyivory or silver with fiat handles sothey can be tucked away in onespocket or a small bag for a hastytrip These are variously priced a

clothes brush in silklined casecosting only 12 while a complete sotcosts 5 A distinct novelty is thepair of clothes brushes which maybe joined together with a sliver bandthus converting them into a coatbanger For the literary man thenewest bookmark depicts a familiarcharacter from Dickens or Shakes-peare etched on sliver Theres Rich-ard III Samuel Macbeth and Iago Bill Sykos Little Nell David Copparfleld andothers ne knows true to the picturesIn his minds eye These are alto-gether unique and cost 17i eachFor either his office desk or the donat home there are sets in arts andcrafts designs tho newest being ofbrass overlaid with real motherofpearl in cutout patterns or of ronzeand silver Tobacco and cigar setsof mahogany inlaid with brass aswell as desk pieces are noted alsoThen theres the combination of caneand umbrella having a silver operahandle which does duty for both ortho separate articles which whenthe heads are pressed open and

Desk thermometers of real elephantstusks jewel casesv qf leather withplaces for scarf and

for use while traveling tie racksof loather and brass or silver billbooks and folds silver pencil holderswith halt a dozen flllera and manyother articles which cannot fall toplease tho most particular follow inWashington

LEATHERskins In greens browns

other artistic shadesliked by many in

place of a regular library tablecover are priced at 179 in the artdepartment of a dry goods store inSeventh street between D and EI saw a beautiful thing Ute otherday at a friends house It was awonderfully fine scone depicting anumber of monks as they sat at tablewith a wandering mlnstrol The expression on the taco was entirely dif-

ferent the disposition of eachone to believe or not believe the talesas told by the one from tho outerworld Wlille all might not paintwith such an artists skill yot somevery odd or beautiful things can bo re-produced on the leather instead of theusual canvas

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50 and 62 inches long and cutin the new long straight semffittoo back style with large rollingshawl collar long lapel effect andplain or fancy jeweled buttons withinlaid stones mannish sleeves orcuffs lined with a beautiful brocada satin that harmonizes with thecolor of tho fur Thesearo worth 11000Special sale price

SAME COAT withnatural raccoon collar and cuffs Worth

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ELTY FUR These arethree of the styles that were greatfavorites at tho recent horso showMade of the finest quality of Frenchseal in tho seal colorand finished with a complete borderof sixInch real down thefront and around the bottom withlargo shawl collar and cuffs of thebeaver Others have trimmings orskunk raccoon and one is trimmedwith Australian chinchilla Coatsare cut 50 and 52 Inches longor jeweled buttons finest quality of

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meats of this kind but the fashion-able rhinestone buckle for the even-Ing slipper articles for the dressing ortoilet table bridge scores hasty notepads which include paper made Inenvelope form that can be foldedready to mall In bright leather bindings are shown here for the conven-ience of the holiday shopper Insearch of something for gifts at theYuletide season

BETTER SALARIES URGED

Xnvy Engineerinchlef RequiresWork of High Ability

Increased salaries for the clerical anddrafting forces of his bureau Is urged byEnglnfcerlnchief Cone of the NavyDepartment In his annual report madepublic yesterday He says the work Ispurely technical requiring a high orderof ability which is difficult to obtain atthe present salarles offered

Thrf bureau he claims has not beenable to do its part in experiments withnew internal combustion engines for warships on account of the lack of fundsHe takes pride In tho high efficiency otthe Engineer Corps which ho says hasgreatly increased the economy of opera-tion of machinery plants on war vessels

I RIDING CLUB GETS CHARTER

Affairs to De Managed by Twentyone Governors

The Riding Club of Washington wasincorporated yesterday having for itsobject mutual improvement social Intercourse and athletic pastimes-

It is authorized to hold real estate inthe District and Maryland the incomeof which shall not exceed 25000 annuallyThe affairs of the club will be managedby a board of twentyone governors

The are William P EnoGeorge X McLanahan Arthur L

Charles H Butler C Peyton Russell C Eustis Hennen Jennings-J William Henry Arthur Lee HerbertWadsworth Frederic L HuldekoperLarz Anderson George P WetmoreHenry H Ward C J Bell William FHltt John A Johnston and F L Denny

FIVE JOIN AERO CLUB

PoBtmnster General Hitchcock andDr VIley Among Xev MembersAt a meeting of the Aero Club of

Washington yesterday In the Union TrustBuilding the following were elected tomembership Postmaster General FrankH Hitchcock Dr Harvey W WileyRawlins Townsend G K Fortescue

C BriggsThe club selected Prof Albert F Zahm

and Dr J W Bovee as delegates to theCouncil of the Aero Club ofResolutions of regret over

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