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EPISCOPAL General Conyeu,tou.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2o--The Episcopal C0nven-
ton (nineteenth day met at 9 o'clock. The
morning service was conducted by Rev. Drs.
Richardson, Of Texas; Waterman, of Rhode
Island; and Gregg, OF Texas The report of the
committee on canons, approving the declaration
OF the powers of the federate council of the FIVE
dioceses in the State Of New York, was taken up
and adopted, DIR. Haight stating that the report
did not approve Of the provisions or declaration
Of power 70 establish an appellate court.
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IMMENSE VARIETY OF FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING AT A. sTRAUS', l011 Pennsylva-
ma avenue, between 10th al 18th streets. oc25
RLUE CHlNCHILLA OVERCOATS SIS, at A
II sTRAUS', 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets oc25
RLUE AND PLACK HEAVY RIBBED CASST-
II MERE ENGLISH WALKING SUITS for SIS
at A. STRAuS', 1O11 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th Streets oc25
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s22f, sS246.
THE TREASURY to-day commenced paying
the November intereFt without rebate.
A PETITION, fifty feet long, was received at
the White House yesterday signed by women of
Utah, protesting against polygamy, and urging
effective measures to suppress its practice in
that Territory.
NAVAL OFFICERS TRASsFERRKp-Passed
Assistant Paymaster Charles w. SIamm has
been ordered to duty naval storekeeper al
Key West, FlOrioa. Lieutenant F. Augustus
Miller has been detached from the MOhiean and
placed ON waiting orders.
RAILROAD SECTION AcCEPTED.-The Presi-
dent has ordered the issue of the land patents
due the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
the United States Commissioners having reported
the second section OF twenty miles of that COM
pany's railroad and telegraph line completed
and fully equipped as first-class road.
ADDITION TO THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
The United States it is said will be a heavy
purchaser at a sale Of rare and valuable books
TO take place in London some time during the
present month. The books viii be added TO the
Congressional Library, and Mr.. SpOfford, Libra
rian, is now making selection from the cata-
logue of books to be sold.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN-A telegram
received at the Navy Department this afternoon
from Capt. F. A. Parker, of the U. S. steamer
Franklin, late flagship of the European squad
ron, announces his arrival flor cOal) at Halifax
Nova Scotia. On the way home she encountered
very strong head winds, and violent adverse
gales on the coast. She was to leave Halifax for
Boston as soon as possible. --
MILITARY CADETS DISMISSED FOR CHA
zING."-The following order was promulgated
from the War Department to-day:
MILITARY ACADEMY
WAR DEPARTMENT, October 25, ISL
Orders No. 81. For violation OF paragraph
l22 OF the regulations of the Military Academy
in treating with violence and harassinp other
cadets, the following named cadets OF the United
States Military Academy are hereby dismissed
The service of the United States viz: John w.
wilson, Sd class; Dewitt Clinton Frazier, Sam
tago r. Hubbell and John l.. Stiles 4th class
z. For violation of paragraph 122, Military
Academy regulations, and for participating IN
sctso violence against and harassing other ca
diets, cadet Albert III. Miller, Sd class will be de-
priyed OF his next furlough and confined to the
limits Of the plain until the commencement of
the next academic year; and cadet Albert III,
HaW man, 4th class will be confined to the limits
OF the plain until the commencement of the next
academic year.
lSlgnedl VIM. W. BELKNAP,
Secretary of War.
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BOSTON, Oct. 2.-The body of Kate Leon,
aged Is years, was found this morning by citl-
zens who were passing on Western avenue, be-
tween fremont and Francis streets, near Brook
line. Her head was crushed and there were evil
dences of a severe struggle and foul murder. She
lived as domestic with Mrs. NJ. A. Brown I'm
that Deighborhood. AS yet there is no clue TO
the murderer
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 25-The United
States steam tug Speedwell, of this navy-yard
took the sailors from the United States steamer
Wyoming TO Charlestown this morning for the
United States steamer W abash. The officers for
the Wabash are reporting here to-day.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The trial of Jacob Ro-
senZweig, for the murder of Alice Bowlsby, he
gan to-day in the General Sessions before Re-
corder Haekett. The sitting was consumed in
an attempt to form jury, Of which few had
been found at the close.
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The Grand CycIops Of Egyptian Monks
TO Meet their Rrnlher Alexis

NEW YORK, Oct 25-By order of the Grand
Cyclops Of Egyptian Monks, the heads of the
different monasteries of this and other States
have assembled to receive their brother, the
Grand Duke Alexis, who is a member Of the
Russian branch of the order.
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The MOrmons to Take a "New De.
Darfure.s,

SAN Francisco, Oct. 24.-George Q. Cannon.
Mormon leader, says If convictions continue
the Mormons will burn all they have and make
another exodus, as they did from Illinois.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G. GUATIER, Importer Of Wines and B,and,,,.
offers for sale: - 0tard. Dupuy Co. Cognac,
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Runs, Old S.
Croix Runs, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do Old
Tom do. Scotch and Irish Whistles, Sherry Wines,
from S1:6O upwards; Port, do. do. do. A large as
Wines; California Wines, Hook. Port, sherry, Mus
dials and Bitters of all kinds. Scotch and English
will be sold at low figures
~ Discount to the trade.
q. GAuTIER
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Burgess, while driving q COW out of his mothers
stable yard, at Piscataway, Md. Jon Saturday last
was kicked on the head by a horse snd had his
ance was rendered by Drs. Dyer and Hurt, who
removed portion OF the broken bone but the
poor little fellow still lies in an insensible con-
ditiOn, and Is not expected 10 survive.
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1T is not impossible to construct an absolutely
are rot six buildings in the United States ~
would have escaped If they had been In the
range Of that intense blast-furnace heat The
Capitol and Treasury Department at washing
than any other we know of,-Ch{eaoo T,;b,snne
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-There were fifteen offers
for bonds this morning, amounting TO g ,O69 $50,
from 40 4S-100 to Ill 40-100. The awards will he
S2,OO0,000, from 40 $500 to Ill 24-1O0.
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THE Titusville Herald says French heels have
been nearly entirely discarded in on City. The
sidewalks Being made Of rafted lumber and fun
of peg-holes; the girls frequently found their
heels fast, and whole section OF sidewalk had
to be torn up before they could continue their
promenade. The authorities have passed an or
dinance lately requiring every Sidewalk owner
TO keep a set of jack-screws and pulley-blocks
on the premises, IN readiness for such accidentz.
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Another Nevada Convict Reeapfured
SANFRANC1sco, Oct 24.-Bin Russell another
escaped prisoner from Nevada, was CAPTURED
while endeavoring to ship for a foreign port.
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FIRE AT THE WHITE SULPHURy-Quite an
sulphur Springs ON Friday evening. consuming
the entire laundry, engine-house, and various
quarters usedby the employees Of the above
mentioned places. The fire was updouhta..,-
unoccupieds-L ynelbsra iHal Rep,hI;eass.' "eie
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THE TREASURY to-day commenced paying
the November intersft without rebate.
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WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY
AT
SILVERBERG'S.

-Four pair Ladies Brown HOSE, Double Heels, half
regular made.
Three pair Ladies' superstout Iron Frame HOSE,
Double Heels and Toes.
Four pair Ghildrep's Brown-mixed HOSE, full reg
Three pair .Children's White Dob HOSE, Iron
Frame, Superstout g to SR.
-Four pal, Childrens All Wool HOSE, extra long,
in Blue, Crimson, and Scarlet.
-Four Ladies very fine Hemstitched HANDKER-
Two extra e, nne Hemstitched Mourning HANDLER
cne pair Of Lace SLEEVES and COLLAR,
One Thread Lace COLLAR
One IN Esry fine Lace or Embroidered HANDKER
-Four Tn G fFTs fine Linen Hemmed HANDKER-
Three Gents superhne do, (hard to beat.)
Three Gents, Hemmed HANDKERCHIEFs, fine
Linen, Colored Border.
Four pair Gents superstout HALF HOSE.
Three pair Gents superextra ditto;
One M me RIw and heavy Gents UNDERsHIRT or
Three extrsnne Linen SHIRT FRONTS.
One Ladies' Morocco SATCHEL, all Leather,
One Splendid BASKET
One Infants CANE CHAIR, fprettyJ
One splendid CORSET, worth 81 b0.)
One fine Walnut WHITING DESK or wORKBox.
Two handsome Lace TIDES.
One fine Knit CLOU d, In White, Black and White
and Colors.
Besides full s,s0rtmept Of Jsyslry end Fancy
Puff Boxes with Puts, Mirrors, ali Leather
Wallets, &C., all ZONE DOLLAR.
THE DAILY AUCTION, at 10 a. m. and D. m,
on small articles, Baskets &C., viii continue until
"A large assortment of fine Figures, Vases, Desks,
Vienna Goods, &C., win be sold at private sale isss
fAas COST. In fact, for Bargains go 70
y. sILvKRBER0,
sls SEVENTH STREET,
ocl0-r Near Psnnsyivanis avenue.
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INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s22f ,sS246.
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Snecie kbinnenSS

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Shipments of specie to
Europe to-day, $500 900.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RKPoRTs


FROM EJROPE TODAY.
Telegrophed Exclusively 70 The Erenino Star.
Prince Napoleon AEftattng.
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Prinee Napoleon made a
violent political speech in the councils general
Of COrsica yesterday.
The brazilian Arbitrator.
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Baron Itajuha, Brazilian
Ambassador here, has received ofsci nOtifica-
ton of his appointment by the Emperor of
Brazil as arbitratJ IL under the treaty OF Wash
ington.
No Regency TO he Established I'm
Great Britain.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The MoTgafng Posf REGARDED
as semi-oficial organ, pronounces the rumor
respecting tie establishment OF a regency in
consequence OF the Queens prolonged illness,
as entirely devoid of foundation.
The contributions to the Mansion House fund
for the relief of the Chicago sufferers amounted
last evening to 1850 Tine Glasgow subscrip-
ton has reached $3.50.
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TIE PITTsBURe AND CoENELDevILLE Rail-
ROAD AccIDEET.-On the 21st instant, much
OF the remains Of mail agent Collins, killed in
the late collision on the Connellsville railroad,
as could be found were picked out Of the ashes
OF the burned baggage car and placed In q box
and taken to his late home, near Connellsyflle
for interment The whole Of what was recover,
ed Of him would not weigh ten pounds. A yalua-
bic watch, and what money Mr.. Collins rad
Express Companys iron safe was taken ont ~
the fire, and subsequently sent On 70 Piffsburg.
where Il was opened, and the contents, consist
ing OF about q, 800 IN mpney. were burned 70 a
crisp. The conductor Of the freight train that
caused the accident Is q lad about seventeen
yesrs Of age.--Cunbevland (Mdl Nepx =
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRASsFERRED.-Passed
Assistant Paymaster Charles w. SIamm has
been ordered to duty as naval storekeeper at
Key West, FlOrioa. Lieutenant F. Augustus
Miller has been detached from the Mohican and
placed ON waiting orders
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"a man named Collins, in ST. Louis. on the
quarrel. She appealed to him for mercy. but
ms response was driving the sharp edge or the
noe into her brain. The Coroners fury found
him guilty of murder. = : - : :
5 There is not water enough In any Southern
Illinois river 10 float chip.
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.n
II improves appetite and digestion, and IL is un-
riyaled for it's flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA h PERKINS to
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
aul2eo6m Agents, New York
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BoxAPAErx's LITTLE GAxK.-The latest al.
apartisfs intend 70 sgitate the imreachmsnt -
the Goyernment Of the 4th Of September IT,
dissolution Of the National Assembly,. an, :
plebiscstnm TO decide future form OF govern
menf- These intimations clearly insIieafe he,
the, exiled Emperor is not idiing his time .Sax
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The Following Will be read with
interest.

Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters
CclS-tr 1917 and 1919 Pennsylyania ayenne
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PETITION fifty feet long, was received at
the White House yesterday signed by women of
Utah, protesting against pOlygamy, and urging
effective measures to suppress its practice in
that Territory.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
CHILLINGTeN's
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

Al the MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for
HgyeHsbeI. and everything In tine STATIONERY
AZ BLAhh BOOK line, wholesale and ressil, at
sHILLINGTCNS BOOKSTORE,
oce4 Corner "a street ant Penna. avenue.
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TEE TAnEArr GRAND jury Lrrs M1yon
hall OPP EASY on CouRsR-The grand jury
~ Rev aork yesterday dismissed the bill In
but passed vote Of censure upon him for negli-
eence In the discharge OF bis duties JUDGE
s ssscaZ sos sss go ot R,nS.@1s
ara obse-vxforv An and the Eiehfh
avenue IMPROVEMENT, and a. sceo,ooo q the
Board Of Docks The opinion Is 20 ss.eea effect
that the twc per cent leyy only applies % orr
under the mandanus are 70 be issued for per-
maBent improvements. -
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IL TIE issuRAxoE ooxvEsrros m Nsv
York yesterday, the report Of the CON miftee on
niseellsnsons subleets, against : memorial TO
operation Of the bankrupt law. and asasnet "a
esdsnhsnnent Of marine intelligence one
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y Atlanta resounds % the stratus ofthe Je, =
saien Singing Club, colored -, 4
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THE TRADES.
TENTs AMP AWNINGS.

fairs, FESTIVE ais, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par.
les.
NJ. g. COPELAND,
Dealer In Awning Materials,
sus5 643 Louisiana syenue
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Telegrophed Exclusively 20 The EceRfno Star.
Prince Napoleon Acftatinx.
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+ ORATon F1Tl-The following is too
good to be lost; but the best of the Joke
is that the incorrigiblo wag, Mr.. Horace
Graeley, who lutely presided over a
meeting in New York, in which two sable
Demostheneses ''nornted," gives it q
prominent place in the Iri6une's column
Of comicalities. What q country and
what 'beeblesP'
A letter from Wilmington, N. G., to
the Buffalo Express says: eve have late
y had one OF the most heated and bitter
cumpaigns in this State that ever had
the fun of witnessing, the issue being
convention or no convention Colored
orators were in the field in abundance,
aud never having been satisfied US to the
ability OF tho negro to occupy the stage,
l. through curiosity, attended ono of
their meetings. The ability OF the prin-
cipal speaker. MADISON, (who hos the
honor OF being the first negro admitted
to the bar in this State, cannot be
doubted. was really surprised at his
chain OF logical argument. But meet
lug conducted by q people SO recently
relieved from bondage must necessarily
present many ludicrous points, aud here
is ono Of them: Allan Denton (colored)
officiated as chairman, and the man who
had the floor, after long and Howery
appeal, was winding up Rs follows: sAnd
l say, my fellow-citizens. dat cberyting
are changed; dat we is better men, aud
we is moro spetiious.' what dat you
sny? Interrupted the chairman, who
comprehendcd the dignity and duties OF
his position, what dat word YOU say?'
'Sredious is the word enchtim. Isn't I
right, MIR. Chnirman? o. Epcdious spe-
diousl yes. dut's all correct. Please pro
hibH to finish your remarks which he
did, with tue evident consciousness of
bavingnnnihilated the presiding officer. y
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kAhLF FOh THE NERVOUS.-Wbere
is it to be fonnd2 cries the trembling victim
Of nervous debi ity. Not in the tavern dram:
that fires up tho circulation for a moment.
and is succeeded by collapse. Not in purpa.
tive pills, or a Lcnten diet, but in an inyipo.
rant and restorative in which tho tonic Gle.
ments arc united with gentle aperient and
alternative properties. When HOSTETTERs
STOAACH BITTERS was introduced nearly
twenty years ago, this important object was
first attained This peaceful and active yc
getablo specific iH as justly celebrated for it's
cures OF nervous diseases, as for the abpolut %
certainty with which it relieves diHpepIia and
DliiousnesB. The hot weather toward the
close ot summer generally aggravales dis.
eases OF Il nervous type, creating degree OF
ieebleneHs which IL beyond meature distress.
ing. Under such circumstances rally the bo.
dily energies with course OF Hostettcr's
Stomach Bittern. or all tonics, it is tho most
satisfactory i'll itu operations, and tho least
exciting. It braces tho nerves I'M TO their
natural tension, but not beyond it. 80 there
| il no reaction. 1t has other propertie. huw
over, than thore Of norvinc, and az a blood
.tc;,Er=rt and moderate apericnt, is supe rior
to any other medicine OF the day
Fraud, however, is OH tho alert. The cello.
brity OF tho original medicine has given rise
| to scores OF c0unterleits and init ati0np, Ex.
| amino the label, and the fac Si,aue of the sig-
| nature Of the firm; eco that the spelling is all
| correct, and thus make sure OF tho genuine
ncss OF tho ticle you buy. P. S.-Hostet-
ter's Btters are never sold in kegs or barrels.
but in BOTTLES only. Aug 25 +3
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The Newest Goods,
AT 9'-
LOWEST PRICES.
WILL BE FOUND AT
w. ID. LOVE &CO'S

HAVING opened during tho past ten days
IL one hundred packages OF goods, bought
in New York at much iesY than regular prices
repleniphing all the departments to the fullest
capacity, both Wholesale and retail, VIC are
now prepared to fill all orders from city or
country.
We opened to-day twenty-fv pieces OF
CARPETS. In new and beautiful designs; $50
pairs OF BLANKETS, including all qualities,
in white and colored. Notwithstanding tho
very large advance OF 20 per cent. In thtRo
goods. we are Offering them at less prices
than last year.
Will open in few days the bcst stock of
WOOL SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia.
We keep only the best makes of goods,
direct from manufacturers and importers, and
have but ONE PRICE.
Shades and Shade Hollands, in MI widths
md styles.
Some OF our worthy competitors arc gotting
rather nervous on account 0f the quantity 0f
goods we are receiving. we do not get them
for their benefit, but for tho benefit of our
customers.
We invite all to inspect our stock, which
will bo shown freely.
". D. LOVE x CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
Main street.
W. D. LOVE.
j. Is. MCGREERY. Aug 25
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In addition to our always complete stock.
which is at all times the LARGEST AND
BEST IN TIE SOUTH, wo arc adding many
new and popular features to our rapidly in
oreasing business; and for the fall, we aro
putting in stock OF goods that will not bo
e1celled in any retail house Of tho kind in the
United Statcs. We shall endeayor to place
within the reach OF our people. class OF goods
at such low prices, in evory department, as
will enablo them to wear the best and most
stylish goods at much smaller cost than
heretofore; especially shall this apply to our
Millinery Department, our Dress-m aking, Cut
ting and Fitting Department, Boot, Shoe and
Hat Department, and as to our Dry Goods
House, everybody knows woll that we are
always right on prices thero.
Aug2o II. c. SILVER & co.
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A Dutchman has got off the best thing
on the New York Orang ge.Hibcrnian row !:
"if dey wants some fights. let 'em go
back to de places dey cooms from and
GIT ail do lighting dey wants. What dc
tyvil have ace Americans got to do nit
der oranges and lemons and sich lings."
Doesn't this lovely sceno animate
you?" asked Anna of her lover. '.No," {"
said he, nothing bnt you can Anna. mate
me! ., say yes. my darling" She blush
ed, and said yes. ind his cup OF anima-
tion was full.
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In Cheyenne. when any thing happens,
the people consider it duty to hold u
meeting. and pass resolutions upon it,
The other day. u woman fell into Grow
Creek and sank. a large crowd OF men
were standing upon the bank at the
time. and they instantly proceeded to
organize meeting, for the purpose of
devising mems for rescuing the woman.
After spirited debate, NJ. A. Arnold
was elected chairman; and on taking his
seat, Mr.. Arnold not only thanked the
meeting worry warmly for the compIi-
ment offered him. but made u long
speech, in which he discussed the tariff,
the coal product for 1871, and tho Ala
bsma claims. A series of resolutions
was then offered, and, after prolonged
discussion, and the acceptance of seyc-
ral amendments. they were passed.
They embraced u protest against the
depth Of Crow Creek, regrets that all
women were not taught to swim, and n
resolve to rescue the particular woman
who had fallen overheard. committee @
OF one was appointed to dive for her.
Mono OF tho women in Cheyenne can
hold their breath moro than nn hour At
time, so when this one was recovered
she WAS dead