THE WHITE PASS 8
= YUKON ROUTE =
Winter Stage
Route Service
During the winter season of 1912-1913, a through Mail,
Passenger and Freight Service will be maintained be
tween White Horse and Dawson, affording all possible
comfort for travelers by means of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and
Automobile Line
For the winter season the Company's comfortable trains
will operate on a tri weekly schedule between Skagway
and White Horse, trains leaving each terminal on Mon
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For information relative to pas
senger and freights rates apply
II. WKKLRR. Supt.. Mail Son ice Dept. - Whlteho se, Y. T.
O. L. DICKBSOM, President, .... Skajfuay, Alaska
We make telegraphic transfer of funds from Vancouver
or Seattle.
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in Carcrosa ment
ht<*<t quarter* tor AtUo Sttjca Line. 5: ?
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Carcross, Yukon Territory
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An Incident of the
French Revolution
By MARTHA V. MONROE
Autolue le Beonf was a leader of
Jtie of the arroudlssements Into wblcb
1'iirtM Is divided, and when the great
revolution came ou no far as bis sway
extended It was absolute. Jean Millet
wns u lender, too. but u Conservative.
The revolution wus like a roaring
stream, that gathered power as It sped
on. Tluie came wbcu those who had
becu Instrumental lu starting it lost
tbelr beads by trying to control it.
Millet went into It hoping to reorgan
ize the existing government. Before
it tiulsbed its mad course its object
was to get rid of the existing govern
ment and the class tbat supported It
by menus of the guillotine.
\Vbeu order was restored under the
directory. I.e Reouf. who bad umde
bitter enemies during tbe period of
lilood ruuuliig from having sent so
inauy persons to tbe guillotine, found
himself ex|*>sed to plots batched
against him for pur|>ose* of -revenge,
one who bad lost a near and dear
relative spent a long time in manufac
turing u case of murder against blm.
bad biui arrest in I and tried. Millet
presided as judge, and it was In bis
power so to Instruct tbe Jury that they
must bring in u verdict of guilty or
not guilty, as be chose. When It be
came Ids duty to do this. Instead of at
once addressing tbe Jury he uddressed
tbe prisoner.
"Cltlxeu XUloine if ih-uui. Bin ij u u|>.
I,e Reouf. who was much broken by
bin trouble*. could only sin ml b.v leau
lng uu bis daughter. a young woman
perhaps twenty tbiw or twont.v-four
year* old.
"Cltlsen le Reouf. do yon remember
during the reign of terror one wbo nt
tbe time ihe Clmmllsts were executed
protested against their execution?"
There whs no reply.
"I>o you remember that you sent out
an order for the arrest of that person,
that he was brought before you and
adjudged an enemy of the revolution?
lie whs routined In a room In your
house the prisons were too full to ad
mit him - till he could be sent to the
guillotine. He cm-niied and strove as
before to keep the French |>eoplc from
committing political sulfide by their
murderous course. Tell me. l.e Reouf.
do you remember that man?"
"Yes." moaned tbe prisoner. "I re
member htm."
All who heard tbe Judge speak be
llcvcd his words to be preliminary to a
vengeance u|K>n tbe accused. They
supposed that he would In the end ask
I.e Reouf If he thought that one wbo
had sent so many to the guillotine
should be spared from the guillotine,
then Instruct tbe Jury that It was their
duty under the law to bring In a ver
j diet of guilty. The girl who sustained
her father kept her eyes on the Judge In
a frightened, reproachful look, like the
rest dreading his dual words.
?"This man Millet, who was trying to
stem tbe butchery of yourself and oth
ers. kept himself out of your way. You
tried to get your bauds on him by open
mentis, but. falling, tried treachery
You sent for btui on the ground that
you wished to form a union between
the Conservatives and the Radicals and
desired him as a representative man of
the Conservatives to Join with you to
make the revolution less bloody. Sus
pecting your design, be seut a man to
meet you In a dark court, whero you
would not recognize him. lie was
seized and hurried away. Rut when tbe
light shoue on him you saw that It was
you instead of I who had t>een tricked."
The prisoner trembled, but said noth
ing.
"And now, Antolne le Beouf. you who
on the bench? not ttie Judicial bcnch.
the bench of the revolution-sent so
many Innocent persons to the gulllo
ttne. what do you think that I. a Judge
regularly appointed by the stnte. should
do In your case?"
The prisoner bowed Ills head without
reply, but his daughter In a trembling
voice aald. "Ton should be merciful. M.
le Judge."
"No. mademoiselle, not merciful.
Your father does not deserve mercy.
Rut first I should be Just. It baa not
been proved that the prisoner commit
ted this murder with which lie has
been charged. But this Is not my
rtillng motive. .Gratitude Is today
stronger than Justice? gratitude to yon.
who. when I was contlned In the rear
of your father's bouse while he was
In the front sending men and women
to the guillotine, came and at the risk
of yourself dying to save me opened
my door and conducted mc to the
street. It Is my duty to Instruct the
Jury In this case to bring In a verdict
of uot guilty, and It Is my pleasure to
give you your father's life."
When the Judge wns speaking the
last words an Impressive silence reign
ed In the courtroom. Mile, le Beouf
ran to the Judge and. kneeling before
hlro. seized his hand and kissed It
Raising her. bo turned to the Jury and
gave them his formal Instructions that
freed the prisoner. Then Le Beouf
tried to thank the Judge; but. being un
able to speak, he waved his hand to
him aud was led away by his daugh
ter.
A part of the throng followed the re
leased prisoner, and a part remained
with the Judge to express their Interest
In bis conduct and their admiration for
Mm. He became one of the prominent
meu under the directory.
Such waa a trial during a period of
law and order. How different from
those trials which were mere prefaces
to murder!
Savaga Angal Fish.
Mnny fishes. like the knights of old,
fight among themselves for tho lore of
lighting or because they have nothing
better to do. according to a bulletin
or tho New York Zoological society.
There lire others, however, which tight
to protect themselves or their young.
8 peaking of tho Oghts among Ashes In
the nqnarlum. the bulletin says: "Tb?
nngel llsbes. beautiful ?s tbey are lu
appearance, have perhaps the most
devilish disposition of all. A tank of
angel fishes reminds one of the notori
ous. even tempered family who were
nil mad all the time." The watchful
ness of attendants usually prevents tbc
ratal terminations of these misunder
standings, but occasionally a fatal In
Jury Is Inflicted. "Such a case," the
bulletin adds, "happened wheu two
large green roomys eugnged In a vi
cious encounter, .luring which ono of
the combatants was disemboweled and
had to be killed. These eel-like fishes
are extremely powerful and actlvo and
coll and strike like snakes.? New York
Art Tamad tha Tigers.
A privileged few may have seen the
Interesting sight of a sculptor making
his studies and models from life for
the statues of the two tigers which
guard the entrnncc to Nassau ball at
Prlnccton. The studies were made for
the must part In the animal houses
near the Arsenal in Central park. At
first considerable prodding by the
keepers was necessary to Induce the
zoological samples to come forward
when the sculptor wanted them. After
a time, however? this Is upon the sculp
tor's solemn word? the beasts got po
that when they saw bint set up his
stand they came forn'ard or their own
accord and lay crouched, as he wished
The tigers had learned to pose.? New
York Post
Piece For Little Brother.
The family hud been composed of
Just Raymond, his mother nud his fa
ther. One evening when Raymond
cume home from school he was taken
Into the room where a little mite of
humanity lay r.ud was told that It was
his baby brother.
Raymond stood silent for a moment
and then wild. "Well, pop. we'll have
to cut the pie In more than three pieces
now. won't we?"? Indlanajiolls News.
She Knew It. ,
One day a teacher was bSHrlng a flrat
grade class In physiology. She asked
thorn If they knew that there was a
burning (Ire In the body nil of the
ilme. One little girl spoke tip and
?.ild:
"Yes'ui When It Is n cold day I can
see the smoke "?National Monthly.
An Instanoo.
"How can yon cite a case where two
opposite* agree?"
"Take the '-use where a girl gives a
positive answer In n decided negative."
Rultluinrc American.
The only knowledge that a man has
Is Hie knowledge he can use.? Macau
lay.
Auntncr centenarian Includes smok
ing unit drinking In bis recipe for a
long life. Ought not these recommen
dations of the venerable aged to be
suppressed for the benefit of the rising
generation} Their adv|ce runs counter
to all the warnings of the mentors of
personal morals.
We are sorry to learn that tbeotpry
of an express package sent by parcel
post was not true. Our fultli In tbe
expertness of the express companies In
turning a penny Is shaken.
It Is shrewdly sns|>ected that J. Pler
pont Morgan went to Kgrpt to buy the
sphinx and the pyramids.
'
Naturally.
y^ll ?* H V
First Bug? 1 met the nerviest bug the
other day.
Secoud Bug? The grittiest one 1 erer
knew was n sand flea.? Pittsburgh
Press.
w n
Took It AH.
"Sh6 has drain
ed the cup of
sorrow to the
dregs."
"I heard It wi
worse than thnt."
"How could It
b?r
"They told mc
uho ate the cup."
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8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of tin; observation taken
at Moore '? Wharf at midnight,
last night, 'js as follows:
Temp, time oi?i>er<nrn .. . 44 above
Max. preceding 2? lirs . . CU abOA o
Mln. '< 41 above
i t*ii ii .. . 51 above
Cloudy and calm.liaronieter 30.
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