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Represents the soundest and most reliable Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies of the Eastern and Western f-States. Office o'"? +v • ^- -' -"-'" - " Annot, you must .listen for a moment, even if it be for the last time;" Ellicott Vale had closecL his hands jUrjnly—upon—his wifo'jTslender wrists, and tui'ned her bodily,- so that she faced him, and uttering the above words he gazed1 into her brown eyes with an earnest, wistful look, which'his' wife returned with one of. haughty'in- differenoe. | '" You must summon your powers of, invention anew then; your old storiep: of caution and-care have lost theirin-- •teres! for me." <( Annot I Annot! Listen patiently for a iflGment, in your old kind mood and I am sure I can convince you that you are in the wrong." ; - She drew her hands from his hold suddenly, and stepped backward, clamping again the. bracelet fchat hafi become loosened on her arm. . " Ellicott "Vale, I liate you. You took me from my home where I had more than heart could desire, and now yqu, deny me, every little pleasure upon TvhSoh tlset my heart. I tell you I wiltjgo -to-riight. You only care to go alone because Sybil Marsh will be there,, and you care more for her than for mjay.. even thoiu-gh-.I am your .wife." *' Annot, stop ! You have said too much. Your ovraiAeart knows the utter untruth of what you say, and when your passion is .worn out you will be Bori^JoEKliue words you .have spojeen to-night." lie hesitated, a mom«n$,. and tlj^n, went on. " Doctor Everest told me only.this morningthat you ought nbfo to leave your room for a week yet, aiifl, fcels&'yBa are, with:neck an.d arms exposed, insisting upon going out into the chill, njgK$; ah?,!* ,. Tj^i " I must go if you go," was the firm (reply..' '■; '"I consent to go only because it is •sjsjfee* Anhiejft.hirthnight. She will excuse your absence when41 tell her your health will not allow you to come, an4; I'll be Bure to be home early." AnnQthpaitated for a moment, and then the evil angel triumphed. Her htisbahd saw the signs of an inward struggle upon her countenance, and watched her silently but tenderly, in the hope that her better self would come off victor, but his heart sank as she started toward her room with the yards, " I would go if I were dying, so you may or«e)»^b.e carriage at onoe." She passed out of the. apartment grjfch'C.ut another glance at him, and he stood a moment irresolute, then hastening toward the door of her dressing room he turned the key in the ioc^ " She will be mad enough for any imprudence if she is not hindered," was his mental exclamation, " and I must just go and excuse myself in person." With the hope in his heart that his young wife might be in a better mood when he should return, he went softly out, got int^i.-the c^friage which was; waiting, and ordered the man to drive to B street; but it was a white, weary face that he carried into the gay parlor where his sister met him, and she thought, as he made his excuses, that he was as near being sick himself as Annot could have been. She strove to make him forget' his trouble, whatever its nature, while he remained, hut deep down in his man's, h*4—t he loved his wife too truly ahd devotedly to be careless or light-hearted while."she was suffering, even though it was. through her own waywardness ;, so he put .aside the hand which was laid detainingly oh his shoulder, and said, "No, Annie, no longer to-night. I told Annot I would be hack early;" and his sister could say no more, for she saw that he was ill at ease. But a few words are necessary to describe Annot Yale's position. Just two years before she had came to Lynn a bright, happy bride, with the face and heart of a child, but one spoiled by fond indulgence. In her uncle's house she had, as she said, found no wish un- gratified, since her earliest childhood., and she had come to her husband's home with the idea jn her mind that she was .still to be petted and caressed, stall to be treated with fond and lavish indulgence, while it was never expected that she should do aught m return, save to*try and be happy and contented. So she lived on, taking np thought as to her true position or her real every day duties, in which she might have :fbund the most lasting security of happiness, scarcely conscious whether her husband had, in obtaining his wife, lost his ideal, or gained a nobler one. He had often borne with her little outbursts of disappointment and petu- lanoe, yet though he was a kind husband, he could not be blind to her faults, and dearly as he loved the little wife'he had taken " for better or for worse," yet in his sound, sober sense he could not see her going so miserably astray without remonstran.ee. This Annot, in her selfishness, could not bfook, and she had grown to fancy that her husband did not really care for her, or, if he had done so onoe, that he was tired of her now. • Just now-she fancied she had peculiar cause for complaint. He had spent the half of two evenings lately with his sister, who had moved to the place a month before, when he knew that Sybil Marsh was visiting her, and she knew that he had fancied her once, or at least that his family had done, so, and had been anxious that he .should marry her. There was, however, in reality, no foundation for Annot's jealousy, for.Eln- cott Vale had always been indifferent to the stately beauty of SybiL even before he had met at her uncle's house the little blue-eyed Annot Efarge. Since that time he had scarcely, seen her, and now simply treated her politely as his sister's guest, hardly recognizing her title to be called "chosen friend." This night of all nights, Annot was tempted to be perverse and wicked, and", after hearing her husband shut4 the outer, door, and finding that he had absolutely locked her in, she was almost beside herself with anger and outraged pride. She Would not stop to consider the shame and folly of her course, but, hastily opening her bureau drawers, she took from her jewel-ease part of its contents, hiding it in her" bosom, and, throwing a heavy cloak about her, just in her evening dress as she was, she opened the window that led to the veranda, and stepped out. Even then-it seemed as if the good angel, who . had thus far guarded her life, could not entirely give her up, for, as she advanced a step, her eye fell upon the empty cradle in the corner— the little curtained cradle, that, only two short months ago, had held her smiling babe. • The fierce light in her eyes died out as the tears rushed to to them, and, turning back with hasty impulse, she knelt down by it, and wept such tears as only flow from such a jgrief. Her darling Walter ! Could she leave the home from which he had been buiiedj.and where .every little thing reminded her of him ? He was Ellicott's child, too, and it may be her heart softened toward her husband in that bitter moment, and, had he been near, perhaps she would have sought the shelter and protection of. his strong arms, a better woman; but he was beyond hearing of the sobs that shook her delicate frame, and her heart hardened in her bosom again. She arose and stole cautiously. feom the window out to the lawn,' apd then fled, with hasty steps, toward the station, where, she knew, a train must pass within_ half an hour: As she approached the station, she drew her veil more clogely over her face, that no chance passenger Bhould recognize her : and, when the whistle' sounded clear on the night air, she hurried to .the^platform, being the first one to reach the cars as they stopped. There were two passengers beside herself, both gentlemen, who stepped back for her to get in. She hurried into the dingy car, and dropped into the nearest seat, feeling all the time most uncomfortably conscious that, being alona, she was liable to all sorts of unpleasant accidents. However, no one seemed to notice her, and the train rumbled on, and, almost before she realized it, she found herself in the depot at Boston, with strange faces all about her; rough-looking men staring boldly at her unconscious face, and women looking curiously enough at the rich satin dress peeping out from under the plain waterproof cloak. She stood for a moment, hesitating- which way to turn, when a genteel-looking man approached her, and uttered some idle compliment. But, as Annot terrified, recoiled from him, a strong arm thrust, him one side and pushed him unceremoniously down on the damp pavement; but when Annot turned to see who had befriended her, he was out of sight. Her pretty face, alternately pale and flushed witti fear, was apt to win more so, summoning resolution', she approach* ed one of the more quiet of the hack- men who thronged the place, and"asked him in alow, faltering voice, if he could take her to some good boarding place, where she could stay for a few-days, anal riot be questioned. He looked at the lady before him— for such he decided her to bo, in his own mind—and then said " yes." After she had entered, the carriage, and had replied to his question as to whether she had any baggage, he said: " If you havn't any choice as to a boarding 'place, I've a good old aunt, who sometimes takes a lodger or two. You see, I wouldn't want to be recommending any of these other places.; not! but that they may be decent enough, but, then, I don't knowi" Annot thanked him in her heart, but said simply that she ..'would -go-to his aunt's. He jumped up to his seat, and drove rapidly away, stopping, at length, before a small, neat cottage, on a quiet narrow street, where he rang the bell. The door was opened almost instantly by a pleasant-faced little woman, holding a light in her hand; who' ex-| claimed S " Well you're home quick to-night, lad, and I'm glad of it, for supper is' smoking hot; but"—seeing Annot for the first time—" who is th'is."- i She peered at her curiously through her spectacles, as the " lad" of six feet, answered her: A lady, auntie, who wants your nice little front room'for a few days." **iV] "Oh, come right in, then, and you shall have it, and some supper, too, for you look tared out. Have you come far 1" " No," Aanol *eplied faintly; " but I was sick a fortnight ago, and I do not feel as strong.as I did this morning." " I guess, not; for tryou didn't feel better then, y.our folks surely would not have let you come away from home" said the old- lady, bringing tears from poor Annot's eyes again, at the thought of the home she had\eft. She -hustled about until "she had untied. Annot's bonnet, and removed, jt, and was about to unfasten her cloak, when Annot bethought her of the gay dress underneath, and shrank back, saying she would rather go right up to her room.- 44 Well, so you shall, and have your- supper up there too." ' She followed the old lady up the stairs and into the neat) cheerful front room, "where everything looked as if ■giving her welcome. But Annot little heeded the objects around her, for she felt as if she were choking. She-husti-' ly undid her oloak, and letting-it fall j from her bare shoulders, sank fainting, to the floor. "Mercy on mel" exclaimed good Mrs. Bradden, "what could have' brought-her away from home in such disguise ?" As there seemed no probability of her wonder being satisfied by the pale woman lying before her, she threwopen the window, and then as the fresh air failed to revive her, she called at the stair-top for Ned and told him to hurry for a doctor, for the lady was dying. She was not so near the dark-river, though asr Mrs. Bradden had feared, and when Ned. who had needed no second bidding, came back fifteen minutes later, with a grey haired tender -old man whom he introduced as Dr. Gtroy Annot was just opening her..eyes. He looked with calm pitying eyes at the young creature lying there almost unconscious, and then said, after feeling of her pulse and looking at hor. again. " She is not dying ma'am, but she is very ilL/ I fear she has brain fever-. Can she have good care here ?" ■*}'« " As gbdd'-'a* if she were my own," |said -the kind hearted, old lady,, who had taken a fancy at first to Annot's fair faoe. "Just tell me What to do, and it shall be done to-the-minuteil' j Dr. Gray . seemed to beliey<9:,ab§. would be as good as her word, and,giy- ing explicit directions he lefE/tneBJ* saying he wouTci^oom^'' again' in the morning. ;' a\yk Then began the old- lady's k.«r>d,.j .earnest.w°i'k- She managed to get off her clothes without any help, and put a clean night1 robe of4er'own%"^o'ri!n»r | saying to herself-as she did it, .'S X-know | she'will excuse its being none-of the finest, poor.dear," .. fo^g^ She got .her into bed" finally and watched by ner till'n'ear rooming, when as the invalid: still slept,, sbdjyent to her own roopir jujs^&ack (g:the one she had given Annot, and lay down. She was apbused by Annot's cry as she awoke, and found herself in a strange place, f It-Was some time; before she could comprehend,iust^he.re she was; and when she did she liirned"BUob pleading eyes 'fifbund herV'Baying between her sobsj'1^0, Bflieot,'-^nyJhus.ri band, my husbsaii<il'!ltkat tears pam^ to,, the old eyes that watched her, and the spectacles had to be wiped again and again, they grew so dim. Finally she greW more quiet and;ijell aWay again into & deep sleep frpia- which it seemed as if nothing would arouse her., 'So she Waked "ana slept, again for days, uncori'fefious ofUbe.'ti'm.e &A, passed byy kmk equally unconseipu^, of what Went on about her. , j f >tl" ,- Mrs. Bradden had several other lodgers, all of whom, getting tints at the sad reality being enacted in that little room with tine oloseddpor, went ahfr^' softly, and spoke under their breath, for.fear of disturbing the slok lady. One of thorn, a: jentleman who had come the same ttignt as Annot, and had the room abawe-her, seemed especially ifltej4#s.t©d in her, asking every .time tie met the*landlady, how tbe invalid was getting along. He seemed to have no business,.-for he staid in th'e.hous'e most of the time, going out'justat dusk and coming back' while the other'boarders Were -at -the' tea tablev Once Mrs: Bradden thought-she-saw-hina-cpm'e out'of] the sickroom, but he seemed so much of a gentleinan she could not make up her mfrid to question hiiri.N' - -One morning however, Ned who had eyed him inquiringly every time. he came to the housed ipld .his aufat that he was confident the gentleman was the one who 'was _watchirfg Mrs/ Vale at th p. depot, for they discovered her name on one of her -bandkerchiBfjir,-*- and he must'beunaware that she was a married woman, or else he had evil in .his heart. . So Mrs. Bradden made upner'mind; 'finally to ■ question him, and--findout who lie was. .. That very morning, just as she had made up her mind to watch him a little closer,, she saw him c6ine| down tne stairs and softly unclose the. door of the-sick room arid'enter., To go in After,him.-.- was her..first, thought, and as she was a lady who rarely -wait ed for second thought's, she" • went' ih [just in time to hear■ -him.say,r."Popr child,.pool4.child.". She-kept back her |riBing anger., as she watched him lean ' over, the" sick woriran,' v/ith' Buch.deepj sadness in his eyes, only saying, as she [smoothed the hrovvn, wavy hair- from |her forhead.-.; -.--: .-: ,j itsttAliiri, " You seem to. know this lady. May-'j be she is a relation of your's sir ?"■ '.■'• -J " Yes, she is. Then-■ while a quick- flush mantled his face,-: he added, " Is her husband with her?" " No I Bless your heart I She oame quite alone the same evening that you yourBelfdid, and was taken tiick all of a sudden -r though she did say she had, been sick a spell ago, and.maybo this' is only a relapse. ..Mrs. Bradden was confident now that h«e was tf good, honest man, or she would'nt have told him m&mi. idtf' ft dare say it was a relapse, as you atH^So she tame entirely alone ?" " Yes sir. "If you'fcnow her-friends, [maybe you'll "let them know where, she Is 7" /She looked at him inquiringly and he seemed 'somewhat embarfassea as he replied*: "'. "^_ > •*'.*" *;.".- ^v4*??! "I $imk not. -At -any rate we had better wait .'till we know whether she :dewres.i$TOJjiQt.V ,ma »,,.,mn<i» t. As. Mrs,' Bradden took Out her-knit ting work and sat dowft,' he went back to his rOom'-;- but every day-after that he brought in flowers for the invalid's room : rare exotics that filled the little chamber with exquisite, delicious perfume, and Beemed at times to remind Annot when in her right mind,. of hot- own forsaken home and thejtin'dhandl that hover used to fail iri leaving the bunch of parisies' or soses. Aleside.-ber| plate at the 'morning.-meaL . How-- she tossed about .then. -Would the. roses ever bloom for her again? Would herT great purple pansies at home rest over her heart as in tho slays gone by>7 And the little grave rUHdej.,the willow tree, could, she endure never to see it again? - The. old doctor, who came every day; said she was 6'nly -*havirig u retfction';af-] ter great nervous- excitement and;phys-- ical exhaustion) and they should let her- sleep all she would.. So they w.'a'tch-1 ed patiently, letting nature be/as she--- ever is her own best restorer, '; . - k< One morning Annpt awoke quite.herj Iself; and called Mrs. Bradden to her, |telhng her the whole iad, story of her] flight from home; and'Beggirfg -her- ;tb| se'nd word tb'her husband at onoe. "y-i-:. ■ fftlle-cannot have, forgotten me," she said, with, a sighjf, "be was always so generous and forgiving... v.-. '. , "Of course -be- hasn't forgotten you..-; and he don't ^deserve- .orie of- Sdd-'a blessings-if he don't come tbe.very-mm- jute he knows .where to find you. If I Jhad Keen in his place,' I'd hat^-fotind you lorigago." . '"' '*'■•''"-~f ■/'< . ; -J -' ""How.lorig have >I-beenpsick.?'-':1 ;- v ".Two weeks dWar. .iong enough for him to hunt the State over." i^,,-;... j ' " Not a. word against ElUodVpleaaei-: It was all m^o^'fi'altV*,*'ii~' " Mrs. Bradden kept still,.but did not change: her opinion .any. Apnot had hgr promiee,- though, and she lay there, lookiBg"ahiiG8t like he^r^ self -agate, ■: With a bright smde-deepen- |ing'Ntiie dimples-in-.-her two cheeks, until sleep finally overcame, her again. . .Andbowwa? wvrlih Ellicot ValiB^' Had he really'forgotfcen his young wife, or'ssits He, after.alh urifoBgivingi? ^N i J .;. 4h-, reader!- had you. looked. under' the hat that"Was; drawh: down over his ey^s,t¥fid' pusfied back •ffie-bla6k,'.'"cbrl- irig ihau,,'"-:'yo%--would^h;ave:vkno.wn-.tlift| 'Strange* irisib-e.jopm .aboy^^as Annot'8 own husband, wh.o-.had.-rievorlp&t sight of her sinoe she got in" tho -cars' af ;the| Lynn stfttiori^'tWO-vreakW-befdre... - .-■ I -a ; As it was,. Mrs.-. Brad.dan.was heartily surprised when - bej^ainA-downtbat at ternoon and acknowie,dg^;who he was an4iaBk^5ltiaehj>r^vileg§.,!^ ^gifting be- sideb^r. until Anript shouTd;awake. jw/?0i' course yobe feajit "|to*l''wake her tQo^juSPS'Uke.'"""/'^; : '.-r-i ' -; " No j fot her'^ffa littlembre rest." """IfiSst as yotfpttafi&'plnrt'if it-was me -I-kftow-I' coujdn^. keejiiriiyJlMids off from her. The dear, pretty little orca: 'tw&'ui-vj:'t-i'ii« .^xfi-.-i.i..Ni-v- ■••j.j.-N.-:-' '■.' . Whether EihVcot'Vale pioughtt th*J sanietprBuc)t WA^p ^^-■•J^eniwi- DUf 1* was. a 'veiy teM«fexrj^lX>'rwipJ iiss That ^t. length rouffid'Annot fr4&i.her srdm- bers, arid iffie awoke to-'flW'hHr bj1*", band's arms around-her, and Wiff"«^«ieb' pressed close to hers, as he whispered^ "^•""Shafr^ta'Ke you home, darling?" Ah, Swe'l'^BfeW she clung to'"-hi^i then,-as if she would neveT let hite igp"i how, as soon as she was able, he took her back, and how Annot felt that she had-'reaHy been-awakened'to: a riewlife of hope and duty, her husband k^ew and remembers, and he never regrets his little>vife's-trial4.iriasmach as it has brotighv him such a tender, affectiohate' Land thoiightfiil Attribt;'. ^Man'y a:.kiiid message found its Way to old Mrs. -Bradden every year,.accom-' panied'by substantial gifts that glad- "dehe'd her" kind^h'eart, -riot, so much for their; value in dollars and cents as for the.,-feelings they bespoKe. Once Annot visited her, sleeping iri that same little^Tooin -'where' she had slept so -manydonosom'e rri-igbts, and where .she had rat length, found, her awaicening, and it added npt a little, to Ned's satisfaction to '■ thii>'K, she would ride'from the 'depot _with no one but hiriiself. ■' Longi'ago,'.;-Kind old Mrs.' Bradden slept in th& quiet-churchyard, but even tnpw she,:is,-.not": forgotten.. Another 'suriny-faped bpy and a little, blue-eyed girl Often find their'way "to the humble gravel -.and'-scatter fresh flowers that fill [fctie,.--.ajif 'around, with fragrance,, and tell? fhe'smiling listener how bright the pioundTopKs again,' -and bow they are Bure the an gels' watch over: it.-/ And our Annot, somewhat older-,, but with the same, happy, -thoughtful, face, Kisses them' bath as: she answers, "1 thinK" so fob."'" *'*Ff "'•:'-'' . ..-Tu£ 'TftOE'LiFB-.-^-The 'best supported, mos.t. serene and dignified earthly life is that which draws its principal motives [and delights; fioin Goo. and eternity i A'iasfn.'iinmersed- all "the year Icing in worldly-. affairs',' -full-;of 'ambition- arid care, ^planning, -striving fti^dr doing what- Ispever he'- does .with.-bis,' ey.es set on fthirigs !*ere, never -once raising his [thoughts; in reverence, 'arid' religious [trust .and prayer, to the Lord Over all, never once pausing upon the momentous fact that, after his. course here is ended there comes- another for him, more prolonged, and in every way [more noteworthy.'than this.;- that man is—well,. the plain-spoken- old. Bible would",say,--Ae is a fool."- So be is. It se'eriis-ra''iittle'-harsh and uncivil to say Ijustth^t now; biit-'by.drid-.by, when we ha.ve all emerged from the ferment and delusion of, -this urgent and noisy life and*are able to See temporal matters About as they are, being no longer imposed on by their nearness to us and Ithpdin of them, the probability is' we Ishali agree that fool was pretty nearly |'tfae"-Word'.—Rev. N. -J. -Burton: _ VI went to the legislature last year," said a Georgian". "Well, I Went to Augusta and took dinner at a hotel.-: Bight before meat the table sat a membeEftom one of the back tpwna, who had perhaps newer taken dinner atahotel before In, his life. Before" his plate wasra-dlsh: of peppers, and he kept looking at theia... Flnaliy,' as the' waiters were slow jabopt hrlnglng:'ai>-. the things, he took np his jfprk and soused- one into' his mouth. As he jbrpu'ght down his grinders upon it the tears came into his eyes. At last spitting the pepper-Into' his hand, "he' -laid' it dbwn: by the side pi hi s"plate, and with a voice that set the whole table In a roar, exclaimed, 'Just lie there aatf edotff**. :.A,good lady,-who -hod two children sick with' the measles, wrote a friend for the best (remedy; The friend had just received a note from another lady Inquiring the way to makepickles; ia the confusion, the lady who Inquired about the pickles received the remedy for the measles, and the anxious jjapther of the sick children read with horror the following: ".Scald' them three or four times inr-veryihot viriegarj and sprinkle them With salt, and in a few .days they will be cured. - ul- ~=. t' *tb "Ttf Sou aa;e a business man, Waste not even the newspaper in-whlch-you advertise; but, after you and your fanffdy are done rwith. ithenV; send tiiem- to your friends and acquaintances-, and, to merchants scattered abroad. TTton "Willnnd it.to jrpur Interest by So doing. Xiike bread«ast upon thewaters, after awhile the attention -thus conferred upon others snail;"return t'o you fourfold in substantia^ |buslnes's benefits. M«wspapefs- are, par ex- ceilence, the great advertising mediums of the world, Othormodes of adverfeisihg, doubt- ^ess,Jd,d good; more or ^ess;' but the newspaper exceeds all^otliers eoimoined In efficiency and results.. '".'•'- Qirlsi,"t'>5eware of transcient -young men. Never suffer the addresses of a stranger; recollect that a steady fermer-boy or a mechanic Is-.wocth all the floating trash in the world. Tne alTaremfeits of a d&ridy- Jack, with a gold [chain about his neck; a walking-stick In his paw(4bome honest tailor's Coat on his back, land a brainless sknll, .can never make up for the loss of a father's. liouseV's gb"6'd;m6ther's counsel, and- the- society of brothers and sis* ters;2j^ejr.raffeo^ons':-last, j while-j'those! of a rich young - man are lost In the wane of a rhprieymbon; . ,«:; .y***' ' .Be-*'. -Henry.. ■Ward Beeeher says bf the '• Items column" ih4he'newspapers, that It is Worth more than a3l'th& small- fty of correspondents, with oh editor thrown into boot! Like a-corayan, it stretches along its columns witn packages and- parcels, spices and .gems, pits, of .fraginehts!of:'cunniiIgJy wrought metals, gathered from: the -.Orient ..arid the Whole world -besictesf The items of a paper, tt'ike'tUe/stufflng bf-a"Shah'ksglvlhg turkey [represents-every thing in the house, crusts oi bread, craftkers anftflilsplcei "whlit. gdeS;most "agadrist the grain? 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PHILADELPHIA - In addition to the Lafayette/Rider Invitational on Friday, the University of Pennsylvania track and field teams will send representatives to the prestigious Millrose Games on Saturday at the historic Armory.
On Friday night, the Lafayette/Rider Invite is set to begin at 5 p.m. with the women's weight throw and pole vault, while the track events start at 5:30 p.m., with the 60-meter hurdles. The meet is set to conclude with the 4x400-meter relays at 9:40 p.m. Back at the Armory on Saturday, the Quakers are scheduled to send senior All-American Maalik Reynolds to compete in the high jump as well as a 4x800-meter relay team. The Millrose Games can be seen on national television from 3-5 p.m. on NBC Sports and online at USATF.TV from 5-7 p.m.
Last week, Reynoldsbroke his own record in the indoor high jump to highlight a record-breaking weekend for Penn as 12 Quakers climbed the school record books at Penn State's annual Sykes & Sabock Challenge Cup.Reynolds recorded the third-highest jump in the nation this year when he surpassed 2.24 meters (7 feet, 4 1/4 inches).
Last year at the Lafayette/Rider Invitational, Gabrielle Piper was tops in the women's 60-meter hurdles with her time of 8.77.Mason Smithposted a win in the 60 meters at 7.07.Tom Timminsbettered a field of 20 in the 400 meters with a winning time of 49.28, and Thomas Pittcleared 1.99 meters (6 feet, 6 1/4 inches) to win the high jump.
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The room category is Standard room. All rooms are decorated with island inspired taro leaf pattern coverlets in soft tropical greens and coordinated drapery. Guestrooms are equipped with one king or one queen or one double bed and refrigerator. Bathrooms were upgraded to include lovely yellow and green palm leaf wall coverings, bamboo framed vanity mirrors, and new lighting. Rooms have showers only, no bath tubs. The hotel features a popular restaurant with American Southwest cuisine, a coffee shop and a full service pharmacy. Just across the street is a well stocked grocer. Hotel consists of two towers; Kuhio and Walina Towers. Modern buildings with 18 floors. A nice medium lobby with marble reception desk, an activities desk and plenty of couches to relax on, floral paintings and numerous plants. The lobby over looks the Kuhio Avenue. The hotel offers complimentary wireless internet access in the lobby, a small swimming pool with its large sun deck, full bar and sandwich concession. Excellent choice for families, friends traveling together and groups. (0208/SD)
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Centrally located on Kuhio Avenue, across the street from the International Market Place, the hotel is a 10 minute walk to Waikiki Beach, and 20 minute walk to Kapiolani Park, Honolulu Zoo, and Waikiki Aquarium.. 16 kms to the nearest airport (honolulu international airport) 3 km to the nearest fair site (hawaii convention center)


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People around the world may be glued to their TVs following the World Cup, but this week Jimmy Kimmel served up an even more tantalizing competition - his 8th Annual Pedestrian Belly Flop Competition.
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Taiwan's Manny Ramirez home run call: 'Like the ex-girlfriend who will never return!'
Our government should get the NSA to do something useful, such as rescue Manny Ramirez from the Far East. And once we decide to incur into Taiwan to bring Manny back to North America, they also need to bring back the guy who calls Manny's home runs for the EDA Rhinos. As our friend Brandon DuBreuil of Manny Does Taiwan notes, this might be the funniest home run call ever:
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Location and service No mini bar in room and not spotlessly clean
There is no car park. I had to park on the street in the centre of Brest and move my car by 9.00 next morning.
Very well equipped rooms; quiet. Excellent breakfast.
Super room, wifi, tv with english channels. Great choice at breakfast.
The service was excellent, every person we dealt with was more than helpful and went out of their way to communicate in the best possible way with us. Service was prompt and efficient at all times. The hotel was spotless and the food of a good quality. Overall I would recommend this hotel to anyone and commend it on it's superior quality. There is a large difference in standard between two star and three star properties in this area of France Nothing
The hotel was in a convenient location - near the train and bus station, the chateau, and several good restaurants. Staff were friendly, helpful and courteous.
Central position, accessible secure parking, reception staff particularly helpful Breakfast could have been more imaginative for 12 euros per person
Nice and clean. Good location. Helpful staff. Helpful to non French speaking people.
Enjoyed stay. Way better than any 3 star hotels in paris I have stayed in.staff friendly and helpful
Very clean but France is expensive. Brest is quite expensive, bier, food ...
the hotel is in the middle of being refurbished and the rooms are lovely. Good central location for the area and town. As it is being refurbished the reception was a nightmare stepping over workmen tiling the floor during the day. I found it very hard to understand the charges for breakfast when there was no checks made on who went into the room where breakfast was served but they added breakfasts to my bill anyway for all four parties staying! How do they know if we had breakfast or not and in fact my daughter did not eat anything so I was not happy about being charged 12 Euros for her.
It met my expectations.
The pleasant and courteous staff. The clean, comfortable, air conditioned rooms. The excellent restaurant. The decor of the bar was great - liked the nautical theme and the copper fittings. Hotel was great overall.
Staff unwelcoming and unfriendly - seemed rather bored. The bar was not open and no tea or coffee was available.
the staff is verry nice and friendly. Also the location is great, right in the centre of town.
Very friendly and helpful staff. The breakfast was excellent and dinner in the restaurant offered a good variety, reasonably priced and top quality
Hotel is located in the middle of the center, 1 min from liberty square. 7 min. walk from the station. The personnel was very nice and spoke good English. They even let us check out later on request! The room was very proper and convenient. Absolutely nothing to complain! Very recommendable for a comfortable stay in Brest!
The location is great, in town center and even if the hotel dont offer parking it was easy to find on streets nearby. The room is newly renowated and is fresh and comfortable. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. The room is small, no saftey box in the room and just a blanket (no cover)
Location, Staff , Rooms No mini bar!!!
Excellent, Value for money and the staff are very helpful all round. Just being up graded with New rooms,ect to a very high standard.
Excellent Art Nouveau decor, well run, comfortable, central enough. We were a party of 9 flying 4 Avions Prives round Bretagne. A really nice 2 day stay at International (Brest). Pity about your hotel in Quimper. Very disapointing in comparison Absolutely none. Definite recommendation and we will fly in to visit Brest again one day.
Staff helpfulness and friendliness Limited resources within it
old style building spacious internet gave problems
It was quiet, convenient and comfortable
The room was very nice.
The staff There should be screens on the window. I had an open window and my room had mosquitoes-and I had several bites.
very frienly staff.
Did not enjoy the experience at all !!!! Nothing was at all memorable of the hotel accommodation or location. Room was cold and uninviting. We were both glad to move on the following day. We, in the end, stayed for only one night instead of the anticipated two.
Very friendly and calm environment, a good service standard, very satisfying breakfast buffet. Only 1 employee at the reception desk, means no possibility to have a quick service when in a hurry.!!!!!!
This hotel was just perfect! The bed was SO comfortable and the staff was incredibly nice and helpful. It's also a pretty cute hotel - kind of art deco. I was there three nights for a conference and it was exactly what I needed. Super well located for exploring Brest too!
Nicely located in the quieter part of Brest. Smart decor and very clean everywhere. large comfortable sitting area and good bar. Well recieved by friendly young informative staff, some also spoke very good English There are no signs for this hotel that I saw in Brest unlike almost all the other hotels so if you are in the central part of the city in a car it is very difficult to find. I phoned three times for directions as the city is in upheaval for road works. Breakfast is far too expancive à 14E!.
Room design and flexibility
The hotel rooms' were both spacious and comfortable.
Perfect hotel for a large family and dog in transit - and walking distance from the city centre. Actually, I had two adjoining double rooms and staff were very helpful in finding us the ideal combination.
Very helpful and pleasant reception staff
The staff was very helpful and friendly. We have spent a 9 day vacation in France. During that time we have changed 6 hotels. This one was the worst one. When we arrived at 9 PM, there was no parking available for our car.
the room and the services when we used the spa, we were not told the rate for its use. we didn't mind paying, it would have better to confirm that the customer realises it is charged for.
Easy to find and good parking. Rooms were bright and airy. Hotel corridors etc let down general hotel facilities which were modern.
The meal in the restaurant was the best I have tasted in years. The beds were really comfortable. There was no tea and coffee available in the rooms.
Reception staff and ease of check in
The family rooms are in my opinion unsafe as they do not have a stairgate, the wooden floor is a risk for people to slip down. The rail is to low in the upstairs room and the windows are too low to the floor for kids. see above and the lighting was poor in the rooms
cleanliness friendly staff We were not inform at any time that the restaurant would be closed at the weekend. We were relying on the restaurant to sever us food on the saturday night. If we had know before hand we would not have stayed at this hotel.
Staff very pleasant. Very good restaurant and good value for money. If there was a lift I didn't see it. I have damaged my knee so it was a struggle and quite painful carrying my luggage up the stairs.
Staff very helpful Not being advised on booking.com info that the hotel has no restaurant facilities on Friday/Saturday/Sunday and the charge for the breakfast offering was too high
very nice room-clean,pleasant staff.and helpful
The hotel was very clean, well presented and the staff were very friendly. The beds were very comfortable. I would have appreciated tea and coffee facilities in the room.
Good food
Very friendly and helpful staff. My French is very limited but nearly all the staff spoke excellent english which was a great help to me.
Good location to Brest airport ( Just 7 min drive), but nothing else around the hotel. One resturant 10 min walk from the Hotel. The Airport Hotels in Brest are located in a industrial area
Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was comfortable and clean. Good choice for breakfast. Managed to walk from airport (about 40 minutes without luggage.) Located in an industrial zone.
everything. as i have been there 2 yrs ago for the same reason. should have provided enough towel for the number of guest in the 1st place. shouldnt need to ask for them.
Vue incroyable. Emplacement magnifique.
Whilst staying at this romantic little Hotel you must have one of the best sea views in Europe. Set in the wide estuary of the L'Aber Wraugh this Hotel offers everything you would expect - welcoming staff, lovely sitting and bar are and really relaxing spa/swimmiong pool. If you enjoy walking and watersports it is all there and you don't have to get into your car throughout your stay. Plenty of restaurants selling gourmet platters of Fruit de Mer. I would recommend this Hotel unreservedly. Although a very nice breakfast it was exactly the same every day and very over priced.
View, quiet, breakfast
The views over the sea and stunning coast line. Room small
The swimming pool with massage jets. Even our 2 year old was allowed to go into it and make as much noise as he wanted!
Wonderful accomodation and position, excellent price
Great view from bedroom Very small room - toilet roll holder coming off wall
Swimming pool
The hotel is in a lovely location on the harbour-side of a small fishing village. There is plenty of good restaurants a 5 minute walk down the road. Parking is a couple of minutes walk away on the street-side. everything felt very safe though. At night, from the right spot over the road you can see a massive lighthouse's light spinning away in the distance. Very romantic spot. Breakfasts were very overpriced so we didn't eat there. Otherwise, the hotel has done a good job of removing would would have been a cheesy beach-side spa resort look and bringing itself up to date. We were upgraded one level due to it being a little empty. We would return.
No Parking close
The room was very, Very small. It would have been ok as a single room only.
Wi-fi Rooms too small
great front desk staff and helpful restaurant staff there was mould in the shower stall. the room was a bit on the small side but acceptable. parking was free on a large empty field also used by the locals within a 2 minutes walk of the hotel well lit really is not a minus point but it was unsupervised. no signs of vandalism seen. no place to unload car in front of hotel
Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean and well serviced.
The coffee machine and the tea provided. No bathtub
Mysepf and faily thought the new style aparthotel was truly fantastic, the only comparison would be the Suitehotel from Accor, Brilliant No
The manager (Sebine). was excellent in answering all our needs within seconds. honest and sincere service.
confortable enough, spacious and clean i can't be able to know from the day before that I'd like to have breakfast the day after in order to reserve.
the hotel was within easy reach to the town centre and having private car parking was also a plus whilst not a complaint I have to say that the bed was not very comfortable
Friendly helpful staff, No
helpful pleasant english speaking staff, clealiness of room and building lack of kettle, plug sockets in kitchen too high, dangerous, have to stand on chair to plug in appliances,no english tv channels
Pleasent and helpful staff. Lovely breakfast with great choice. A good place to stop just off the motorway and close to airport. No
Very close to Airport, just 10 minutes away by car. Very confortable with huge bed and bathroom. A nice flat screen TV set with Canal + too much dust on the furniture
Very comfortable, excellent shower and beds. Did not try restaurant so cannot comment on food. Would have liked at least one TV programme in English. As non French speaking this was annoying as other Best Western hotels we have stayed in in other parts of Europe did have multi language channels.
The hotel staff was very knowledgeable and very nice to let us use the kitchen facilities because the restaurant was closed. Being a new hotel it was extremely confortable and well designed. The shower facility was extremely clean and relaxing. Good water pressure. Very quiet and well insulated.
very good hotel, refurbished completely with all needed for a good stay
The hotel is out of the city but just off the motorway, which is great if you travel by car, but still is just a 10' drive to city center. The building is new, the room was big, clean, comfortable, with a nice bathroom and the bed was amazing. The staff was very helpful and pleasant.
Excellant friendly staff that spoke great English and were extremely helpful. Secure Car Parking facilities were available at no extra charge. Good sized rooms and cleaned daily. Great for a family as had a small play area for kids. Very quiet, comfortable and clean and well maintained hotel. Would stay again. Restaurant was good and had a great fish choice but it was limited it you didnt like or want fish each evening. The restaurant was also not open at the weekends. You need a car to stay at the hotel as everything is a short drive.
The staff were very pleasant This hotel was portrayed as being in Brest, it is actually in an industrial area nowhere near the city centre
Some of the staff was very nice The room was comfortoble and clean Ur hotel was in aindustrial estate was to far to walk into the town ..a hotel with the same name was in the town . The taxi company the hotel uses fares for same journey different pricess .Breakfast in hotel cost 14euros each for acold breakfast . The Restraunt advertised for lunch as there was only the two of us we were offerd a sandwich It consisted of two smallbread rolls a small piece of ham asprinkle of grated cheese a bottle of water and small beer at a cost of 21eurose felt it was very poor value
My wife and I celebrated our fourtieth wedding anniversary there and really enjoyed our stay. It was excellent value for money with an excellent buffet breakfast. The location is well situated for the city and for touring the Brittany coastline. Highly recommended for low budgets
internet facilities
Nearby parking, Good standard ensuite, Not really suitable for drinks at the bar
The room was excellent size and bed really good quality. Bathroom was very spacious with a bath/shower. Staff has been overall very warm and welcoming and it felt like a family place. Wireless not available in the rooms
Location/parking. Comfort of the bed/mattress. Good breakfast Music at breakfast time - too loud and not restful (jazz).
very good restaurant with an inventive menu. Free Internet access. In-room tea making facilities. All lights off door key switch no English TV channels, overpowering room air freshener
Not bad for a city/port hotel. The breakfast was nice and we had a nice evening meal in the bar. The room was quite small and the bed very small for 2 people. It was strange to have no receptionist and to have to put in a door code but we found this was the norm at several of the hotels we stayed at during our holiday.
Contemporary furniture, internet access, good bed, god lightning No tissue in the bathroom, no air conditioning, have to carry your luggage over a stair before accessing the elevator
Luxury rooms, hospitality, quality restaurant and free internet available in rooms Difficult for parking during the evening
Hotel was in central location, very close to restaurants and shopping. Decor was modern and rooms were comfortable. Air conditioning wasn't working (or at least I couldn't find a way of making it work).
very well located downtown Brestville, recently renovated, on top of one of the most alive jazz clubs in town mind to choose a room far from the pub on some days of afterhours parties lasting up to 6 am... Or spend the nite down there!
The room I stayed in was modern, spacious and very comfortable. Although near the stairwell, a separate lobby inside my door meant that I was not disturbed by people using the stairs. The breakfast room is the bar used by the jazz club in the evenings, and very atmospheric. I'd stay here again, especially if needing somewhere near the SNCF main train station.
Very nice, clean and comfortable and had obviously only just been done up Nothing I did not like although there was no WiFi facility
Location near rail sevice and town centre was very comvenient On Oct 25-6, i was mistakenly charged for 2 breakfasts+tax; because of language difficulties I was unable to explain this to the receptionist
The hotel exudes a fantastic atmosphere. The staff are friendly and helpful. The hotel host various forms of musical entertainment in their basement such as a disco and live bands. The hotel is perfectly situated amongst shops, cafes and bars. The tourist information office is on the same street as is the airport shuttle stop. The hotel room does not have tea or coffee making facilities and the hotel couldnt provide us with an iron.
The front desk staff was efficient and our room was comfortable. I would say a good value price-convenience.
Well managed, friendly and helpful owners, clean. Somewhat further from the city center. However, there is a good bus connection.
nice clean room and very quiet. location not convenient for anything other than a stop over, but fine for what we wanted. If you want to be able to walk anywhere then chose somewhere closer to the town centre.
The friendliness and the understanding the hotel management gave to myself and my family, they could not be faulted.
The hotel owners are warm and friendly - she's from New York, he's a former French sailor - if your French is rusty, it's a perfect place for Americans to get their bearings. Breakfast was perfect - croissants, fabulous coffee, yaghurt, juice. And the room was simple but roomy, and very clean and comfortable. Great place for kids, and it's in a lovely area. The only thing was that there was a nice deep tub/shower, great soft towels, but no shower curtain. There was no way to keep the water in the shower - so we wasted very nice towels.
The family room was a good size. Beds were comfortable. Ok for a budget one night stay. Hotel receptionist was friendly and helpful. The location was on a business park, although we did not have any problems with noise as we arrived late in the evening. Breakfast was very expensive for what it was.
The staff were lovely and friendly. Good location on the outskirts of the city. Nice and comfortable. no
New and clean hotel. Friendly and helpful staff. Spacious parking. As the hotel is located quite some distance from the city center, the absence of a restaurant forces guests to have a car in order to get to a dinner restaurant.
Convenient location for touring, plenty of parking. Rooms comfortable but small. Breakfast room too small and not much choice. Own transport needed as quite far out of town.
Service and cleanliness were excellent. I understand it is a budget hotel, but the rooms were too small. A dog in the hotel spoilt our sleep
The personal service of the manager, His initial welcome was very friendly and he was very helpfull `non
Easy access to bus into city.Good value breakfast and evening meal more choice of TV stations,I could get just 1 station
24 hours reception, very helpful staff Most of the stuff didnt speak nor understand English, which was well, baffling.The location - if one is driving it's alright, but getting there with a public transportation is sort of an advanture
the big dog
Good option if you are looking for budget accomodation in Brest. Convenient if you have a car. The personnel was very friendly. Not very close to the downtown but there is a bus stop next to the hotel and in 20 minutes you can get to the city center. The room is OK for one person but for a couple it might be a little incommodious.
Quick check-in, no hassles. Requests for a double bed and car parking space was not taken into consideration. No floor mat in the shower room which could pose a danger on wet floor.
The friendliness of the staff and quick efficient service. There was not enough blankets on the bed.
All the staff at the Abalys are truely outstanding showing maximum care for their guests. I have never encountered better service in any hotel, even 5*, anywhere in the world. The rooms are adequate size, in good condition with flat screen TV which has UK channels. The hotel is in an excellent location close to the city centre and within easy walking distance of all requirements. Our parents who joined us on our trip thought the brekfast at E8.00 was expensive for a coisant and tea but they were not fans of the French morning diet. The only minor negative point during our stay was the fact we had a kettle but no cups/milk in our room. This was recitified immediate on our comment but was not returned the following day by cleaning staff.
very friendly staff, great location, excellent value for money
Good position, not far from the center and harbour. In our suite there was lovely furniture. The room for children was simple, but comfortable. No parking
The room was fabulous for a small hotel, the parking was across the road, the view looked across the gardens and out to sea Would have liked boiled eggs at breakfast
Comfortable older type hotel with very good facilities and excellent helpful and friendly staff. Close to city centre, station and port. Just a pity there is nothing much in Brest! Nothing
Friendly staff. Hotel located in the city center, in front of a park, plenty of parking places in the street. Nice room with balcony. No staff in the hotel after 1:00 AM. Very small bathroom.
The room was large, the bed was comfortable and breakfast was good. The hotel staff was very helpful and nice. Very small elevator to the upper levels, but it was functional.
Staff were very helpful and friendly. The location was great. Strange smell in halls but the rooms were really good. Breakfast was adequate.
very nice hotel for a good price - big room with a bath! they were expexting us - and knew our name by arrival the elevator is as big as a telephone booth - so we had to cary our buggy with our little girl three floors up
Proximity to rail station, proximity to downtown, ease of coming and going. No
Spacious, clean bedrooms and shower rooms; comfortable beds. Very convenient location for early morning boats to Molene/Ouessant. Lift from pavement level. Easy road access from Quimper direction only, but city itself currently a major building site for new tram network. Very noisy (corridors, neighbouring rooms, outside) late at night and early in the morning - both nights, and both for me and for my friends on the floor below. Sailors from the nearby docks? Seemed to be shortstaffed, leading to waits at reception and poor sevice at breakfast buffet. Location is grim - boutiquification of dock area is in very early stages, so lots of waste ground and empty (?) warehouses.
Because I was visiting my sister arriving on the Ventura into brest it was the nearest Hotel to the Ships Dock. No Hairdryer in the room or one available to use from reception.
Awful smell in passageway to lift. Non-smoking room smelt of smoke
Staff very helpful. Very clean and comfortable room. Very good accommodation for business trip. Very good selection of food at buffet breakfast.
Our welcome (kind receptionist); the beds (comfortable); the possibility to make tea and coffee in the hotelroom. the environment (zone industrielle), but there was a good connection by bus from hotel to center of city. Because I like a run (jogging) in the morning the environment was not nice for that purpose.
Excellent restaurant Staircase was difficult to negotiate with several bags.
TV because it was raining there quite a lot. Not possible to check in between 11am-5pm (closed reception),Bed not comfortable
ease of use and staff lack of daytime access to communal areas
5-10mins walk from town centre, good value basic breakfast, free wifi, lcd tv in room, smiling staff, common areas bright and airy. very soft mattress. no shampoo in shower, thin transparent curtain (turn out the lights if you do not want to be on display at night). Peeling wallpaper in the toilet.
The breakfast
Basic but clean and tidy room. Toilet separate from bathroom. Adeqaute on street parking in adjoning streets. Nice fresh bread and croissants at breakfast. Easy walk to town and university hall (slighlty uphill) Thin walls, so noise travells from adjoining rooms. It would have been nice to have a kettle and coffee making facilities in room
alternative (new age), cute design, for young backpakers bed was ok, but not good; (fast and sneaky) moskitos
I appreciated the ecologic policy of the hotel staff
A quiet room on the garden, very clean, recent furniture, friendly staff. They could give more bathroom products (only 1 small soap for 3 days, no shampoo). And sound isolation isn't great unfortunately.


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