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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
"ATI House OF Yo,,r Own"

"a EAOuSe OF GOlif own .,
Meat ~ Lei.s married, se--a
She Montgomery (Alabama)
'Picayune, to the right person,
there is nothing so important
in ones life as to live under
ones own roof
There is something more
than poctical in The expires,
sions Of the wife: "We have
our nice, cozt home; it is
thrice dear to US because it IS
our own. We have bought it
with the savings of our own
earnings. Many were the soda
fountains, the confectionery
SALOONS, and the nicetics Of
the market We had 10 pass;
many times my noble husband
has denied himself the com.
fort OF tobacco, the refreshing
draught Of beer; wore his old
clothes and even patched up
boots; and,I, G! me, made my
old bonnet do, wore TIE plain
est clothes and did the plainest
cooking; saving was tho or
der Of the hour and to save
"a house of our own has been
our united aim,
SNOW we have it; their Is no
'land lord' troubling us with
raising the rent and exacting
this and that. There is no fear
harboring in our bosom that
in sickness or old age we will
be thrown out of house and
home it is our own, and the
money we have saved to pay
rent is sufficient to keep US in
comfort in the winter days of
our life" -lUpfE 6 mas
What a lesson the above
words teach, and how well
would it be- if hundreds of
families would heed them, in.
stead of living in rented
houses, which takes a large
share Of their capital to fur.
nish, and q quarter Of their
earnings 10 pay tlerent, dress
and eatcorres spondinglg, would
bravely curtair their expenses
and concentrate their efforts
on having q Ss+house of their
own."d0 Better n -coitapeI,of
your own than a rented spal.
ace.' ~ h1goImo) elII Old
9!Gs-zQ2 ..eg. gg1laI giisi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

The following conversation
'recenllylitook place between
two young ladies in the yicini-
ty- Of ,a,college:
'Jahe, do you really Believe
that the students draw girls up
TO ti"ir roomsW o.r0a -
"OertaiNlY, my : dem; more
than thqtal know they do,
Liz! npF2sy; w. Jane, tell me Why you
"Well, as l was gong by the
college one mornihg-it was
just before light, early in the
mofnin gaHI, heard a noise in
the, direction -of the college
buildings l looked that way,
and as plain as | see you now,
/ saw girl in a basket, about
half way between 4 three story
window and the ground. Just
then the,fopo broke, and gosh!
dom I canal" f. 'ss
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

DURING the homeward trip
Of the Henry Cbancey, from
Aspinwall, the steerage pass
engers were soinnmerous as to
make them uncomfortable. AS
Tor sleeping. accommodation,
it was, aptly described bya
Californian who approached
the captain and said:
81 should like.to' have a
s!oeniqg berth, ifHou please
Why, where, haYe you been
sleeping these last two nights
since We left2" "
-@Wa'lb I've been sleeping a
top Of a sick man; but he's got
better new,- and wont stand it
ahylengar.n goo '.' 3. 5-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

Rev, "NAsBY" can't do better
than open his next services at
The Cross Roads with the fol.
lowing from the Detroit Tri-
huna.f .t.., '.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

BLOW ye the trumpet blow,
The scarce expected sonnd;J IL
Let all the traitors know. =, *
To earth's renlotest bound, w
That JohnsOn'I Jubilee has come,
Return, ye sueaking rebels home.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
WHOLE NO. 969

ALL kinds Of Justices blanks
for sale at Slrcng's Drug and
Book Store. ,gl 1l9ds -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

Here lies the body Of John Mound-
Lost at sea aud never found.H .--..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
EPITAPHS.

Here lies the body of John Grier,
who had 4 mouth from ear to ear;
He friends tread lightly o'cr his ashes.
Foe il he gapes you're gone by graz
cious."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

TnE man who, vent. by the
board was probably a'l1mber
Heal9r.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
ADVERTfsING TERNIs

He that would have aRife
without a fault must rems ain =
q bachelor. .4.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

WnAr is the difference Be. b,s
tween girl and a nightscabf
One is born to wed, d the olher
is worn to bed. no1I" :Coi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

A YOUNG man in Oshkosh
Missouri, was recently fined
five dollars for winking at la-
dies in the street. s!N" '1o7s
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

"HELLo, Bill, lend me GSS
dollars. "--''fou are mistaken
in the man, sir: Pm not a lffgo'
dollar Bill" 3l3si bach
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
DEBILITY.

Weak and Delicate Children
ters or TOpIc. In fact, lhey are
Family Medicines. they can be
, administered with perfect safety
20 a Chilli three months old, the
most delicate female, or a man of
ninety.
, 1869-06-13

ing sre cs1oe representations Of TIE Esd o. 4
sne Cloth Of Gold, which arc 5 good DEAL naHed
by time and the elements. D. f.I
I have fEsqnenuy heard that persons rto sps4
nothing but Ena'iaa get along very read31y On 90
continent don't ace how they do q: It'll dnd
ny FRENCH mech a. had forgotten ofit, stanae
me In good stead The language may 1of oe /
neceasay; bpt It Is certainty very convenient. It
ELS. be AWKWARD u the extreme 10 he IN foreign
country and not know Noru OF its tongue. 3ucn
ignorance ought 10 contribute 10 the development
Of many pantoulm!c powers. Indeed, have
seen pcEsons entirely deuonstrnt15e naturally,
gesHcnI1tiag with the dIlyerz Of cabrlolsss,
keepers Of Restaurants and ruisls de slaes In q
manner that would hare done credit 10 the
H3yel& In their ennr9 10 make themselves uu-
desstood they have uAsred moea mental force
than would hare been required to obtain toler-
able Acquaintance with the French sruck
phrases 10 convenient for tfar e!lin2 on the cuu
nen&.
The uizsakca Americans and English nre sub
I jeet to frnn ignorance OF French are sometimes
lndic1ous- A neWlJ-ma.ned couple from Scot
land wishcd 10 be tsstn to St Owen this moaning,
and The hacfnAn carried them 70 the railway sta-
tiou. They explained. with much aaxon and
! many gestures, toat they wanted 10 see The
church, when h1 Immediately bore them on to =
| Fest1a1nnt And ordered dtuner fer theE. They
were IN desIalr when I encountered them, and re-
ueved them by mixing Their deste known. They
| we're protuBe In thAuks, and were driven on agaln
holdIDg each otnef's hands IN the manner th7a
characte1zes the ntwlJ-wedded, and cootuGatins
With their hearts the verb ~ soTr," IN all It:
moods and lenses Perhaps they despised ths
language th1t maEea no distinction between
"uke" and "loye, which II present nn1st seen
to them pbllologtc horror. May they ncyeE 1eazl
shafthe significance Of the verb saries with time
One Of the best reyiyeEs Of partially fot-otse1
language Is to visit the country 10 which It Il IA
| tire. learned Frcnca In my childhood; but 70
yea1s Eavc paid very LITTLE attention to It. conta
here, Ii returns rapidly, inducing NE 10 beTev
that words, as welt ~ Ideas, are III the at1no.
| pherc. j. L. L.
, 1869-06-13

The adoption by the Interior Department
Of a system Of examination Of all applicants
for office indicates that, whether that bill
may OF Inny not pass in its complete form,
the ngitation ct its leading principle has
wrought good work. As the course Of o1-
animation required to test the capacity Of
IN applicant would b different In each de-
partment, and often in the various branches
Of ench department, system Of exalnina-
ton carefully instituted By each department
for itself might work more himply and efa-
GENTLY than that provided for by the Jencles
bill We are opposed to all such cast-iron
syste.ns Of examination as would have re-
jccted Napoleon because be wrote badly
to conceal his wmsa spelling, OF would
fasten upon the civil service class Of &C.
complished wooden men, who would makei
more a circumlooution Office than it has
eser set been. Bnt whatever tends TO rie
the civil and diplomatic service from tht
character Of an asylum for the Gmpine
friends Of politicians, and ueans Of 70
'waryling private or political services ran
de.ed to an individual, mt tho expense Of th'
country, by the appointment Of incomps
tent pezaons to Office, will command genera
fo~n
, 1869-06-13

Buriei4t" H1.tea to the Boston journal IN &C.
count Of his vittt to Prince AlbeEt's model farm
At FIo8EaHc
bor. The palace II pkn country residence.
WIN nothing to distinguish Il fron 4 thousand
cthGa IN Engt1uh- Tns Ate Is snoern, md the
surroundings Interesting Not fsr lru,1 the u11-
sien IL The nApsaseam o4 the Prince Consort-A
one y allow cd 70 sfsit tic tomb except on The
tsaass people q Windsor ass auo.ed 70 vtass tho
.hsne- TIE common peopaa soyed the Prnceve
msca. mn tacy naa reasSn to ior be va hind
AatFs 1i ,s1d net nis model issm. 4e esected ~
rsao 0HamSs .na tntfodaced Al Mooern
snt INA meg ~ moastn e1pena,eaia:
~ ~, r4[31sa9 f 1,sn;; ~ " hyn ne snafp s{e
fas benny et tna f1,, n 81 1J 3;ra Gra Il H.
thsr o1 frn1aasr sFh tSa ,t>ues. " ,n,,sssi 81
, 1869-06-13

city, and The nane Of his mother waa Marie Ma
dclttue Arase: Thfrs grandfasaess> Hho p1s lfe-
wisv lAv1G at ths' Parlamsnt Of Ah1aelnea.
waS 1to custodian Of he Atchise4 OF th2t. city
The father 11 Theisa' mother WAS, dur3uk III
reign Of 11as tie Fifteenth, ue!egs&s Of tsa
Aarzeaues Beard Of Trsde at conxAntt..
nople. He married 4 MlE ntt1Gnocsss,
whose dster was the wife Of Louis de cnt1ser,
the Consul General Of France In Turkey. so
The1 mother WAS cousin Of Andre Chenter, the
poet, 2ad Joseph Chenies, both Of whom were
guillotined in France In lIg4 Thlers' father died
curing nc reign Of Louil Philippe In uiie1 OBJ
scu.tsJ. Thlets' mother WIS yeEJ energetic and
cuuaseons lsdy, WHO educated her son with the
utGcst csre.. Strange 10 E&y, abe vas Al ardent
sHhf1ens Qf the Count Dc Enanhord, The LegiE-
mist prcscrde9, whose pu1trai1 Adorned her rpom.
Eta feotced II The trnnps1a Of hkz soo, but never
oeased deplnstns that he had turned bis back On
the 1ezttirnst party" - -
curious episode Of the Late elections in
France wm thai which oecuued Al the house u
Adolphs Th1et1 In Fu.s, shortly aftez Midnight
on the Ath ot NAL II. Intazs bad been working
most lndetat1gat1J to secure his election, ind the
working uen pl bis district did all theJ could to
help him. Tre great orasor, statesman and his
tos1an kept open house 81 dA1 en- Sunday, the 20
and Monday; III Ath Of Iay, and II least three
or fonr ,honsand yoten sialted hl1, shook hand.
with tlE,, md took = gasss of EpodM1ne IN Nine.
Thie,1' ralon- Suddenly, At the hour above men
toned, nearly three hundred wpTkrgnea. all o
unom seemed to be In o high state Of excitement
entered tho spacious hallEay Of the hoose ant
demanded to see n. Thiers- ue Immediately ap
pcared before thec. smiling aud sinking hand
| rtth their EpoSesmen- AN. Thlers," e1
claimed one Of the astes, ave hAy
j1st discovered 1hAt some Gf th
! eu1,ores Of the Bahenoila Mat11e har
secretly entered tue roon where the ballos-bo1 q
tha, psecinc1 II kept" "What I" replied Th!css
| gnst.y excited, "Aye you sure Of that fact ::
"PcrfeeaJ sarr," said the workagnen. az
| fI.lu1s," continued Thiers. "let us tnyest!gat
that matter immediately" So sayirs, be ordere
nlry torches aud Htat nth the larse crowd G
! xo1ktnsnen to the room Hhere The E-tgno!lc
e6i1ot-bo1 was kept He did Gad soua enplo. {
cf the Marie there, and excited as he Was,
charged them with having tampered with III
bs1!ot-bnx. They suecescded, hosevtr, in co.
y!nclng hin scas the seats Which hal nsea p1
on the box the evening before were uIdajurHt
aad the prpcr.soa then returned to II. Thier
l h0ulc.
, 1869-06-13

The yacht Daantiess, in which James Goz-
den Bennett, Js., sails for Enrope about
the Goth inst. is Of considerably more than
two hundred tons buraan (eso, II we IT,
member correctly, and not only is thor
ough scsrboat but Is quito unfit fo1
much else than ooean sailing In q Light,
r moderate breeze, many of tho smaller
schooners and sloop-yachs Of the club
would leave he, behind. But ;sale brings
out her qualities to best advantage, and
very few ressels adoas arc better adapted
whether by their qualities Of endurance OF
their comfortable equipment, to cross the
ocean in heavy weather.
Willis the dangerous .cha1seser o. ON
lakes dixou1agoa- tho building @ ns
, 1869-06-13
MFs Rucktess Lnv of Average.


1ne sate III. H1ck1e, tn his z trn1rndccdon To
the History M Civilization n Engtsad,' :" so1ae-
wat Et1tscd the wo,I6 By nnnounc.nE theory
q sEssaae Eheh he spp,,ed % st1 haai5a actions
ana no@ = Rct ne aIgued that We micet 1u!e-
cass he i0t3te. 4 Wa philosophy tsaehE,g q
ttsttssseA n such sfrace of uSoe taesS Een!d
Be 10 many 3uzXEf1eA. aEsoas. mMderh.' NOS oniy
this, but the murders would repeH tnernseiFea n
TIE E-ns1acr Of taelT Preparation t1s< the s2Me
rnnoe1 Hoald b - fetsou; ~ the ptktoi- ~ see
h!cdscon. =: Il. n aaE three months Of lsh.
Of cases Of pxttictde, with certain increase for
the Increase cf popat1ton, Epald Occur In the
sane three Manthz At ls1l- We WaFe under the
operation Of lar seemingly beyond OH control
cT reecx at1nn.
This e1u1trsinz1y theory has seemingly .uss r.
cetTed I striking enn1InAtn1 IN sae hRt1tfr
Gercrl9 report Of sectsacnta IN tbs streets ot
London. For naaJ> yeafs p4st Il has been Oh
seryed ttat 1cr Tho utst nineteen Weeks OF the
year tust 1eSentJ. four petloLs hate beao Filled BY
being run orer IN the public thnrouptfare. It
WIS therefore eIpec.ed, from The r1falnnR INV o{
nyE1Ec, tbst kha sane number. Kn1ld be fIlcd for
The mt nineteen !ee0 of 1859. On tAa sth daY
of Mny, a.le1 tho lspte II el3hteeu waets; fht
number of fatal atcbent1 Of tht1 Kind should haYe
been sexeutJ. hat fell tou1 shxs ots taK NUN
, 1869-06-13

cphcmeral class Of small p!easure-boats,
yachts Of from half the size to the full. size
Of The Dauntleas uou1d find field for Hvnl-
r no less exhilarating OF more dangerous
on our lakes than these Of tho Atlantic
cities seek On the ocean. Yachting ia, per-
haps, too erpenRiye an amusement to he
developed in the earlier progress Of any
communities, but We see no reason why it
should not soon come into faAhiou On our
likes, and lead to rivalry among the gen.
tlenen of leisure aud sporting people Of
the lake cities which would be productive
Of nany beneficial etects- Chicago, NIL
1Euksc, Detroit, Buffalo, Cleveland and
ether ports would take part IN this noble
sport IN a manner which would add new
charm to The soeiA life Of Western cities.
, 1869-06-13
Getting Blnuer for a minister.

The following s eood Illustration Of the tec
and err hahtts Of pioneer use-- Some famn@
might fcci relieved II tneI could obtain 41ptIy
for Their tahles wren entertaining the I1tojste-.
on e eaFy tefIns-
Nj. Hasoon travelled swo ycasa tu the na1n-
tal1ous 5e83ou1 Of kEnI1Cky. The eouutrT Vas
rurgb, AID the people generally pour. But iha 10
m1nttC wilderness Of the country HSA corcentai n
his feelings, and he enjoyed the ride hoSntatrT
Of the A0cEF1 hearted 1uTeste{x
lie csed 70 tell, ~i:h much apparent p,essu1s
q dinner lie eniosel with pas.lcula, sayisilc.
Eon: Ae Vas Preaching on one aecas,ou ID i.
eaom *neh IVES Il tnee Church and dwe1it7x
me pehpla Eate listening with. sez1ousness snd
A-te1uoh 70 The Huihs q tha fospei, when tn Cle
SelJ midst ol bus sermon, his hpsi who sst ns..
snc ooof. suddenly rDsa trum his seat suafctcl
'toe eun lfum the Eooden brackets ppou1Ehtchtt r
~ a1ankt the lost, went hastily out and nfed /:
w ana felat0s4, pdE toA gun In It's plsce n.l
the eeInnn. -
The whoe sfasr hardly consumed a. mrst
Mtns - requires to read th1s account Of II, asd
MAfe11 AeH 1oH1:nt7 ali HaB gong on - szooos5-
y As Y no interruption hid occurred. Alter se.-
wee HA3 elIed, Easco0 inquired Of the to2l he
meaning Of his strange cnrduct.
~, Eatd ne, -we afe entirely out OF Ue4k
and Waa peElde1ed to know wha. re shotld Cite
3oo Iof Gunner, ao1 IT was preventing me iEpn e.
lo51nR the sermon, hen the Good tine sensA
Aoek Ct Wild turkeys this KaF; happened 70 TO
X took my gun and killed Two 1t shot: My r1ind
lelt e>Ut and enioJea thr rruu1..ptc1 Of tic e.:
men H1tl Satisfaction
, 1869-06-13

bet- ibovtousty, ,thso,Sthe,aw Of ayersEs nnss
jsij d The actdeuts Ior no week ending The leth
,of Nsy must b doppied CuEiousi! enonYp ner 70.
soaS vrre scta11y Ahled instead Of four, and tans
th4.Sesehty-ftar Victims demanded By tHa meres'
e1fNxtihbtHb xe5a faNy Eaade cp
Tnis Nns ce{tasptY odd! The deduction rom y
xouD beeu1 to be 3kat when accidents Of crimes
afe h, alreA1, the public should be notified, u
ofdcr, that py Increased caution or ytstIanae tae
nrecaut,ouary measures against unusual PERL
EhIca "a can confidently anticipate: We gtTe ID
ditonM props to buildings which are to nnoetso
Wpeu inrutnse eroHda Of people nre to ba brought
together; should there not also pc redouoled eale
and w1tcn1urnes5 against peEioda which sne tAT
u fat1f4
, 1869-06-13

nAn of the Word Of God Nov, on TIE 9tnes
ssae esEeg ppSsea se1 possa: I'D
his veg Prayer BOOK responsble feE the m
II our fotd. Who, thar has hesrt, can help belng
on those noble eonfessors, hut n the weatentnY
po1tant that we shoam stana togather7 With
such feelfpE Of sadness pfesstpK Qpon me, have
pieeese It oeio: md eaaeos ss. a ao1 saa. b. ia ia
faciorJ way IN which II meets TIE dld1eulties OF
6n.etsng Of ina present disastrous md ian,entaoie
agitation. Faithfully 5oazs,
v-.aR Hsupr or 1az DIOCESE OF xAssas 10
HIsuoP nEpI1
LAWHRNcK, KAN, May Il, 1859.
R1GHr R1yHRKiD AND pRAR bh0Iakh: HsFln9
inst retufpea from lbs session Of our Annual Dio-
cesan Convention, dnd your note, and with u =
copy Of Bishop AeIlsaineA letter 70 GeIgyman
Of Eastern dooese IN refereaee 70 ~ 1nSp Sp.qes
BOOK, and IN reference to the Question q psss-
chi rsyiaion Of tho Prayer BOOK, thank Jou fos
ocEH 3o tss aoss openng M statements of his admirable
letter euttrely Coincide haE1ng never felt a1J OF
the dl11cnltles 10 which al1aaion d made: Iae,e
Z not one word ne FIa5sT so11 e*tn N ~ nSa
wh3cn IN ny Judgment Is not positively, elsat1y
ioxed intezn1etst1oa of those odces wnie5, n the
Differences Of stew and the lbezty ol opinion
recognized ana tolerated IN thts ; s2s
iiau men authorized 10 hold md opproTaYM
With the cenrse Of the Blshop.s argument On
the subject Of REVISION and mo eonclnsaoas =
tbs single qualification. tha. larger nse oi alter
| nate phIaseology seems to me EeJ Desirable Ana
deserving The attention Of our Church Legislature
aF ,s1sesig q e oeSs ss1 81 sa
ehUIld attempt to limit the present liberty to ~
ler rneasd &c @ t9s, az 70 70 * re Ecn
10 cur standards, the MAJORITY must gre II aea
| then, In The name Of peace and unity, p!tj Inc
i Minority md PITT the Caulrn: ,.,,..
i forbid our Old toaerated divess'i,e7 would, 4
p1tAsed BY either ste into positive action, nesita
ks produce seps9SR md ls91 mn WI nai
trrtn, hut simply nuluneation Of ossaalzst1ons
For, in the unenangtog nature Of thinSS the oid
dtrerslue8 wousA ec tZain irnnnodla&ety Developed
with their shibboleths and psrtses. In each of tbs
divisions, in the course q single sc2eEaaotn t.
High Church snd Low Church eftst fal1eaay II
every Christian Church md denomination ant
no ckurch which accepts, rs the ba.ts Of doctrine
the WORT Of God, and allows men to STUDY an
think upon the statements OF this fereiadou, cal
| possibly exist wtstoCt them-
but tue principle q : revision. which shal
recognize and rurposely tolerate The old dtseEsf
.es might b seesptsd By ~ sna wi;aoqf - u
rrnct,cai legislation, ior the qu!etlng 0. p1eseu
troubles. Not the change Of my Of our cx,sS,nl
ssen :! Z. II assesnass rs "1ss pssese u i seady
lowed In some cnses-this would satisfy the peed
Of tender corsctences, and would promote II
harmony and effscienc1 Of oEF whole connunfo1
wish orr General Convention would have th
wisdom and faith to no this, and lcalu lesso
% can asIord @ M 70 loss either m insstes Or Ia; nsnse
H. without sacrificing essential truth, they eau
Tnns, cneerfuny endorsing the sble letter
| Dshop IcIiYniQe, hfp faithfully, your brother
, 1869-06-13
TWO MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR.
ANCES,
The CompanlsD Of nm EnKlisll Bnro-
net Missing In this City-A Wealthy
Yonng Lady from 0rnnEc Comfy
Lori in the Metropolis

From Tie .SeH York Tina, J'He II.
IND member Of r. re- 1y My satsss' e Gola d
pool 20 ID company Win ST. John Bas7.aS.or-
ssa3 q ,ne u The ST
House. and nnAde thai hotel their neadIuaste,.
For seEeEA days tne5 Visited various pisees Of H.
cashed through Harlem lane, ana atteul.e,i e.
eEal plsces Of amusement
On Sunday morning. Ar- Steadman Vas shsvet,
and seemed to pay p.tuculas attention TO lhe
neatness CT bis aitlre- He c1lsed the xl.scrs a.I
had his c!o1nes brushed ScfT ea-efai;, a;er
which he took h! hat and cane, and sai'i that he
nea:tn. = ! ;cV SECONDS he 1ssa1pea, Is:,ar..a.s
is7s 81 his s Ps Y t. xs1{ Hen a9 a9s# 81 s
gloves and seunteIed up Filth avenue lie nas
never returned The city has been thon'uzhIy
has been found. i jstec.gse earned tia: Sy:-
tieu.en answering his description had L,eE serl
on c1oss-to~n car at an tary hpLr Ia the eycu-
onlJ : Brooklyn 1ous AID :eel merchant, wiz
was returning to h.a Nome after : v.sit !, T..
Central ratS- The os1ceEs arr -t!!. rU..ea.,r .,rtas
TO strike his usil but with s-ce!y my to?cs q
SUGGEST
AYs11HIoCs DIsAfFEANANCE OF / toCHH LADY.
Go.nen, Orange County. IL excited orrr tes
II. .ssez!ous disappearance of s5ounx l4!', ~ho.c
b,Hty. Some months ago she si5,:r,l st!1 ~
tises in tais city and for The rs. ttus II her III.
.1siled Wa45ask's aud other the.sFes- t,a hrr rc~
tu1n home she carried with her several pamphlet
editions Of sser4ls lla1nas and fascea ~ wetAs
she studied them Intentls, anu frequently a|.4:.
lshed her parents By long quotations iro.E shak-
spea1e. delivered IN hs1-Flayfo spirit q ;-sa.-.
she made no ailuaons 70 her theatrical eAi,-r:-
cnces tn this city. and no cue thought fl. Z LII
mens that She had become stage struck.
y On Friday morning. Noy = however, s.n ~
deniy disappeared she waa aiteExar,i se-n oa
an Er,s express train ro.ss for this city. IN
ply to an inquiry sne stated shat her aunt was
Ack. and that shc hn't teen sent for 70 eaerr ~
the old l13truu. She has . fatr complexion, N2t.
blue eyes, ove1fowtng brown haIr, md Is o: nc
dium height and . *llloHy form She .
nrst-c1ass education. She wore water-
| proof clont, q brown mixed travelling sr!t Vita
gimp trimming, h!s.k Seapo1ttau hat he1Ee! WITH
biack lzck and pink roses; set Of black cwclr5,
| small gold Natsa, rubber md gold cham aad bar;
| ta1chel . long black silk dress; Also q muslin
| dress eraal blue set figure. It Is thought that
she has fallen into the taFs Of some Of the thest
rscal sharks !nfeatinR this city, and = teWarl OF
| 2aG1 has been offered for her axte return ~ hel
parents,