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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
How Order |. Preserved In Congress,

Speaker Blaine's desk Ia the most
dilapidated concern n ever saw. The
pounding Of that Ismaslian mallet did
not break the cover, and all tho world
wondered. But some vandal tore the
cover 10 discover tho reaso Of such O
mushy. mufied sound a. the desk
emitted. It was found that tho board,
o two inch plank, was pounded into
such q state that you could pick out FIVE
thousand loose pieces and shovel up q
quart Of wood dust. Here was n pine
board two inches thick ground to powder
and splintered into cigar lighters, and
the cover intact. That is the usual eI.
p~erience. Gen. Banks, who was tho
Speaker in the Thirty-fourth Congress,
many years ago, says the cover OF the
desk mover breaks with the mallet. but
tho desk always YEA out. Every year
they get a new desk. II they had q
marble top desk for the Speaker. mem-
bsrs would have their eyes put out by
ivory chips from the mallet.- Washing.
ton Isiier IN he Gruphic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

wuzrSproS dispatch TO the Chicago
bar-0csuR says that Senator Jones has
purchased from Ex-senator Stewart his
nns palatial residence. recently erected
In that capital, and known as Castle
Stewart. The dispatch also says Semi
tor Jones and wife sail for Europe next
month. TO remain until Fall. and that
Mr.. Stewart will again make tho Pacific
coast his residence. We think the state
msnt. that Senator Jones will shortly
sail for Europe. Is unioundsd. At least
none Of tho Senator's family or friends
in this section have been so informed.
bot on tho contrary expect him to COM
over here within q few weeks from date.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

AccIpxSr.-An accident Of . severe
nature happened 10 our we'll known citi-
ZEN, Sam King. sx-Sherif OF Humboldt
county. al Central Mining District, yes
terday morning. He was engaged with
his brother In blasting operations on the
Dutehman mine. After preparing q
blast In the face OF the tunnel no placed
the candle under the end Of the fuse and
reiterated toward the mouth Of tho tun-
mel. About fifteen feet Of. he turned to
sec IL the fuse vas burning. when just
at that moment the blast o discharged.
Fragments Of rock struck him in various
parts Of the body. His right arm. just
above the wrist. Is badly fractured. and
the left ear and side Of the head cut in
several places. He attributes the acci-
dent 10 q defective fuse. which fred tho
blast almost instantaneously. His bro
ther, who was also working on tho
claim, reached the mouth OF the tunnel
and escaped without injury. Sam ar
rived in winnemucca carly this morn
ing. aud put up at the Central Hotel,
where his wounds were dressed by DIR.
Stecl.-SlrG STATE. april II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

STATE Fam GnoUSps.-Last season
taught the managers Of our Fair grounds
q lesson ON which they arc acting. Tho
home.stretch is to be on the opposite
side Of the track. The stables and
sheds are also to be removed TO q more
suitable location. Tho Judges' stand
will DO moved to correspond with the
other changes. A large 900
VIC bslievc-of ornamental trees are be-
ing set out. Good work Is being done
ON the track, such as will make II su.
perior 10 anything Of tho kind in the
State. Neither time nor expense will
be spared to make the second meeting
Of the Nevada State Fair q grand sue
cess. II il would not be considered i'm
pertinent. we would like to suggest to
the Society the propriety OF testing the
fitness Of our soil and climate to the
growth OF Eastern forest trees. such a.
maple. elm. hickory, ash, otc.-Reno
Crescent. Iprl l5h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
rns NEW TWENTY CENT PIECES

The reports recently going The rounds
OF our coast papers that the San Fran
cisco Mint IL nov engaged In coming
twenty cent pieces prove 10 be srro-
neous. The Treasury Department has
not yet decided upon a design for the
new coin. Several plates have been
prepared which have bean submitted to
the Secretary Of the Treasury and Di-
rector Of the Mint. One Of thsss has
been ssisstsd. and diss will q once b
made and forwarded 70 the Minis Il
Carson and San Francisco. These dies
are made in the mint ct Philadelphia.
and thence SAINT 70 the othsrs. A dis
patch from Warrington gives . deserip-
ton Of the design for the new coin.
The obvsrss OF "hssd" aide contains
the sitting figure Of Liberty with
the word "libsrty" inscribed on the
shieid. the whole surrounded BY thir.
teen stars. Beneath the figure, a. ID
usual with al coins, IL the date Of coin.
age. On the reverse or "tail" side. ID
the figure Of an sagls with the words
twenty cents" The edge Of the coin
will be perfectly smooth to distinguish
IL from the present twenty-five cent
piece. There appears TO DO no valid
reason why we may not have this nov
coin in circulation within three or foul
weeks. o IL there any better reason
why the Carson Mint should not have
the credit Of striking the first piece o.
the new issue. Nevada has the honol
Of produeing the material and manufac'
turing the fnt trade dollar coined; and
tho Carson Mint win undoubtedly on
dsavor TO keep up Its reputation FOL
promptituds with respect to the ne'
coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

JOKES was hired during tho ''cold
snap" to dig o grave for q person who
had departed from this world OF woe,
and 80 he shouldered his spade aud
trudged unwillingly to tho cemetery.
Arriving at the cemetery. Jones per-
ceived the head Of a sturdy Swedo JUS,
visible above the edge Of q grave about
completed. Jones advanced to the hole
and entered into conversation with the
foreigner, from whom no learned that
the grave just completing would not be
occupied at once. Then the Swede went
away. and Jones sat down on top OF Q
baby's tombstone, and rested his elbows
upon his knecs and his checks on his
hands, and meditated. He reflected
upon the frost in the ground and upon
the immense amount Of labor involved
in Winter grave.digging. Then he left
tho cemetery and did not again put In
nm appearance until the coming Of the
body for the reception Of which In earth
he was to have provided. When the
procession arrived. however. no wns on
hand, and very sedately conducted II to
the grave the Swede had dug, where tho
body was deposited. Jones received tho
s. and hied him from tho cemetery,
and all was peaceful In the noighbor-
hood until the arrival Of the funeral
procession with the second body.-H.
Louis RepuLioIa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
ruE rICiIBoRNE CASE IN PARi.IA-
MENT.

Since the advent OF DIR. Kensaly into
tho British House Of Commons the
Tiehborns case has been resurrectsd and
brought into somewhat extensive notice.
A petition. signed BY a vast number Of
tho lower ~elasses, was presented by DIR.
Ksnsaly. praying for the dismissal from
the Bench Of the Judges who sat in the
Tichborns trial on the ground OF par
tiaiity and corruption. and for tho inn
pcachment Of tho Speaker Of tho House
for similar reasons. A dispatch says
that . long and exciting debate occurred.
and that finally on motion OF Disraeli
the petition WAS rejected. Bot this will
not end the agitation Of this world-rs-
novnsd case. More than half the pso-
pie Of England to-day firmly believe that
Arthur Orion IL the true Sir Roger Itch
borne, and that today. instead OF ssrv-
ing out . sentence for perjury. no should
bs in the enjoyment Of one OF the finest
estates in England and a member OF the
House Of Peers. They believe that
money and influence were eorruptly used
TO defeat and crush him; that tho aris-
tocracy combined to nullify his claims.
and procured by fraud his conviction.
DR.. Ksncaly was .Tho Claimants" coun-
seiior. He fought tho use all the way
through. After Tiehborne. or Orion
was convicted and sentenced. the Judges
Of tho Court. before whom he was tried.
issusd an order declaring Mr.. Kenealy
from practicing his profession. This
was the ''last straw" The irate, able.
and indsiatigabis attorney. started a
paper. and announced himself as . can
didats for member Of Parliament from
the District OF Stoks-on.T Trent. He was
elected BY nm overwhelming majority.
and there hs IL backed by the working
people OF England, nshting a naughty
aristocrscy and o Bench no claims to be
corrupt, with all the vehemenee he
manifestsdin tho Tiehbornc trial. Thus
far no has been rebuffed. but II persis-
tsney will win no will finally succeed in
tho sjectmsnt Of the Judges who de-
barred him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
The Raymond and ely Mine.

As there Il considerable activity man.
ifested In the stock Of the above mine,
the following from the Piocho Record OF
tho 18th inst. may not prove uninter-
esting:
The contractor, Mr.. Fife. has CON-
moneed hauling ore 70 the mills. A
number Of men are at work below the
hosting works putting the roads In
proper condition for the passage OF
heavy teams. 10 admit which to the ore
house the railroad switch has been re-
moved. In the mine the western
ground continues to improve, as II Is
further developed. and a very consider
able body Of milling ore has been OF.
posed some OF which affords high assay
figures. The bottom OF the winzo from
the eighth level looks extremely well,
showing o large body Of fne ore. Ere
very long the mills will DO again set To
crushing and bullion shipments again DO
the rule. Tho long and arduous task OF
placing In position the large and massive
pumping machinery Ia well.nigh com.
pleted, and II 10 very possible that In the
course Of the current week that II will
be set in motion. The moot point will
then soon DO determined whether the
capacity Of the pumps Is sufficient to
drain the mine. Judging from tho views
expressed OF those who from their OF.
perience have had the best opportunity
Of forming q reliable opinion. there Is
every reason TO believe TINT the pumps
will carry the water. There 10 ad-
ditionA reason TO believe this, from the
fact that the water level seems to vary
greatly in different portions Of the hill.
For instance, In the Meadow Valley
shaft No. 3, tho water Is sixteen feet
lower than the point ut which 1t APP
poared In the Raymond & Ely shaft
This circumstance would seem to pro-
cluds the superstition that there 1T
large reservoirs In tho hill filled with
water such rs have been found on the
Comstock. From this and other data,
experts In such matters believe that the
pumping appliances now set up, will
prove amply sufficient TO drain the mine.
II this DO true. then the Comstock had
better look out for the laurels OF Its
bonanza.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

Seen Is FAxK.-Ths literary man OF
tho Eaio1rts wants TO mako the literary
ina Of the Virginia Chronicle believe
that Joe Goodman wrote the poem
an an incident OF which "Eiaine" is
founded. and that joaquin Miller wrote
Hamlet. The authorship Of Shakes.
peare's works has been ascribed TO Lord
bacon. and who knows but ono Of these
days Ned Buntline will claim that he
wrote the Iliad. such Is fame! II
Homer could have looked through .
''psyehoseops'' and see Joe Goodman
in the distant future. il IL probable be
would have gone 10 ehlosiding instead
Of writing vesss.-Rssss Rsrsiit. April
Ira.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
I.oursIANA AT PEACE.

The reorganization u the Louisiana
Legislature under the terms proposed BY
Congressman Wheeler Of New York.
and generally known - tho "wheelsr
compromise" has reached . tsrmina-
lion which can bot Be satisfactory 70 al
lovers Of order and good government.
BY the terms Of this agreement the Con-
~ssrvaiivss were given several new mem
bsrs Of the Assembly. who had been
excluded BY report Of the Returning
Board. and al organizations OF the Leg
islaturs heretofore made were declared
null and void. The Conservatives agreed
in return TO support Kellogg ~ Govern
or Of tho State until his term should sx-
pirs, and 10 refrain from any legislation
which would smbarrass or impede the
proper performance Of his executive du-
ties. A great many minor stpulaiions
we're made relating TO maitcrs Of detail.
Yesterday the report Of the Assembly
COMMITTEE on Eieeuohs' smo0a''ns 'ne
tsrms OF the compromise was submit
ted and adopted BY the Lower HOUSE IN
vots Of 81 70 Is. Al tho same SEES
o . ,oins respiuhon ieeoshi1ns 'n'
Kellogg uo'ornmeh' hap'sasins men-
bsrs 10 support the enor's Oh 'hs "0'.
srnor In measures OF reform AND sooo
government Wn hso saoP'so W e'en
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
srlrr srxArcn GcorEe W. Cassid,

STATE SENATOR George W. Cassidy
has returned to Eureka and resumed his
duties n sditor-in-chisf Of that excel
lent journal. He announces that In al.
dition to the work Of furnishing the
heavy portion Of the mental pabulum
required. he also assume that Of fight
ing editor; and. in justice to that por-
ton Of the public who may desire TO
have dealings with him in that connec-
ton. gives his fighting weight al $40
pounds. Senator Cassidy has made a
good record rs q legislator. and perhaps
will be again returned from Eureka
county. To which We should have no
serious objections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

A TIoHr Souxkzx.-They arc telling
tho story since DR.. Talmago's sermon
that q Brooklyn resident, name not
given, appeared at the gates st. Peter
guards for admission to Paradise. The
saint turned to tho register pages;
'where arc you fromf" brooklyn"
'I don't think We can admit you; rules
very strict. In fact can't do II. Think
Of that scandal" II is said that tho
Brooklyn man looked steadily ut Peter
and crowed three times. His saintship
colorcd, tumblod his koy n minute, and
then said: "well, you can 90 in; but
don't you do that again to me."-Brook'
I'm Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

SrRrcx Onr.-A report has been in
circulation on the streets to-day that
chloride ore has bean struck in the
lower drift Of the North Carson Mine.
II the ore found in this tunnel In OF the
same quality a. that found in tho upper
drift, and the ledge Of the same thick
ness. the fact Of the s~xistsncs Of . min
sral belt all around Eagle Valley II now
sscertainsd. and Carson City has before
her q future bright a. the stars in tho
armament. How high In that l-carsoa
Tribune. april IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

In his answer to questions put by
Lords Of Plantations, 1881. Sir William
Berkely thanks God there arc no froo
schools or printing in Virginia. and
hopes 'there will not DO these hundred
years. Virginia Pup. IS u. p. 4.
This idea was stolen bodily from Hen.
~ A. Wise. who gave utterancc TO II
about 1890 Washington Star.
But Horny didn't steal the sentiment
from General Leslie Combs. We mil
tho story to tho counter now. for some
body will be suro TO start it.-Cineimnti
Commercial.
Very true; but Susan b. An. Hold
on a bit, till this Deecher trial is over
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
MINING PATENT DECISION.

|
IN. s-,,,.-;,, a. A.. a.,;.,,, =, An.
~,
oo"miss'onet u inc usnefAi IAna Vi
hce at Warrington In the matter OF the
application for patent made by the Hav-
Law Consolidated Mining Company. II
III.
oonuuns some Important 'oa'u'en' winch
may be Of benefit to future applicants
DEpArrxxxr or n ISrxproR.
General Land Once.
Warrington. D.. O., April 8, 1876
Rsoistsr and Receiver. Carson City,
Nev.-Gsntlsmsn On the asa OF Feb
rusry. 1874. the Memnon Mining CON-
pany aisd In your Office an application
Tor patent for twenty-five hundred linear
feet Of the Sheridan lode, Devils Gate
Mining District, Lyon county. Nevada.
The notice Was published In the GoLp
HttI. DAILY Nrvs on The 23d Of Fabru-
sry. 1874. and for tho full period OF
dime required by law.
The notices and diagrams we're duly
postod upop the claim and In the Regis
tsr's once.
The applicant has Med proof vi com.
pliancs with the Law, and an abstract OF
title showing that said company has the
record title 10 the premises.
On the 22d Of April. 1874. tho Haw.
lev Consolidated Mining Company fled
an adverse claim against said applica-
ton. This adverse claim IL sworn TO by
| Robert Annie. hut il unaccompanied by
INV Letter N attorney or other authority
from ,hs .sil Hsvlcy COMPANY author.
ZINC MIN IN ns.ert such adverse claim
;n ,S.;, hahsIf-
IT, ~. s-o,n .,.,sm.nt Mr. Apple Al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

IL the matter Of the great Mountain
Meadow massacre trial commenced ut
Beaver. Utah. recently. the case Of John
d. Lee has been continued till the July
term Of the court. on account Of the alb
senco OF important witnesses for the
prosecution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
EUROPA MININ0 COMrANY..

EUROPA MINING COMPANY
II Location Of Principal Place OF business,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Gold hin Mining Die.
triet, Storey county, State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that n q meeting OF
the Board Of Direetors, held on tho 18th day OF
April. 1875, an assessment tho. - OF
Twenty-Five Cents (25c.) Per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary. At the once OF the Company,
Room No. a.. iiaywnrd'r Building. 40 Call.
fornia street. San francifeo, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9eth day Of MAY,
1878. will be deemed delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public Anctlou, and unless payment
10 made before. will be rold on TUESDAY,
the sth day of June. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and cxpenses Of rAle.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. n, nayward's Building.
tIs California street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia. ApiBtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
Liberty Engine Co. No. I,
TAKE NOTICE.

Sussisd to ssssmsls aSHS
the cistern Of Yellow Jacket Ia
Enrine Company No. .. on -.
Ann. Nv order 4. McMARTlN,
spisSt chief Engineer q. II. y. d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
JED

MARKwELL-In Reno. April II. s. Maxwell,
aged ~ year,.
RAf-Died suddenly In Silver City. April 10,
Lyman J. Ray. aged - years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DHMAINING IN TIE GOLD MIL POST.
Iloficc, Aprilie, 1873. II not called for In
one month they viii be sent TO the Dead Letter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
iNysUSCINRErS.

ID RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
III ~ . candidate for the once OF Town
Harshal Of Gold Hill. al the ensnlng Municipal
Election. TO be held IN Monday, May 8, ISIS,
subieet TO the decision Of the citizens Of uold
Hill. apr7 tide
, 1875-06-04
wild Men,


During lsat seasou Ar. lonl. 10 Indian aur-
to tlla bouth~ cut Of tile Ialanoi Hills, mauAged
10 catch couple Of iho Wild folk who live ID
tho hill 1ungea Of tho Western dha.s. Ihcsa
wood to exchange with tho villagers for cloth,
rico, tobacco, and bo.el nut. but tt,oY sro very
ahy. Tho nan waa 1 feet 0 incllea high: lle
bad round head, coArse, black, wootiy hair,
and = dark brown sk!u. The forehead
was low aud slightly refreshing, Tue lower
part, OF the Taco projected like tlo mnxzts OF a
monkey, md tho 1tlou.h. which MA small aud
oYal, with thick lilH, prut1udod about an tucl,
beyond the nnso j; he iad short, ba,adY legA, q
comparatively long b 1ay, mud arms TINT axtsul0d
almost to hls kuees, the back Just aboya tho
blttock waa onuc1ve, making lha btern appsas
to 10 much protgulsu. Tie hart!a xpd t1nxeln
we1o dutnpy aud always couts AItel, 10 that they
could not ba made To stretch out quito straight
aud fiat; tho palma and nngorA wore covered
with thick skin (lnore car oclally tho tips Of tho
hngeEnl, tho nails we're small aud Imperfect
aud tho 9eet broad aud tlick-skinued ali
oyuE. The woman WIS tho same height as tho
lnau tho color Of tue skin WAS Ut y yellow,ni,
tint, tho l,hlr black, long. and straight. aud tho
features vel! formed. TEis quaint folk occa-
ssonaIly eat flesh, but teoa cliuay upon roots
aud honey. Thoy have no a1e4 dwelling places,
but sleep on any coayen!ans spot, generally be-
tween two roakn, 0r iA caves uesr Which they
happsn to he benighted. Worship III paid to
cast4in loca! diyinitius OF tho futosk. Although
ths race las been reduced to ! few {am.1iev,
their existence Was not unknown, but tAIs il the
iEst time that they have been described with sny
| uluutsnskA.
, 1875-06-04

.. NrIo Fork World,
Tho long tragedy VI 5taximllian and CarlottA,
OF Mexico, tho moAt picturesque aud pathetic
story in Ito my OF our tlmcs has not yetrcAoiled
ttH cloae. VAS rlmuEel year ago TINT tho
nuAappy Csrlotta waa q tile point OF dsAtil, anu
for toug tlmo, indeed, her life hoycrod In tie
Ia atce. Thoso who hold to tho Chris
tlaus hope Ut another md betteF ilfo
beyond tho grave will hardly think II 4
merc.ful d,a!'snsatlon by which hsr weary
spirit was dou!ed Iast. Tho health Of tho OK.
Exploss II now perfect; but her mnntal
condition lH iuo1pressibly gtt&uga and uad. Bhe
IL In tha world, but not OF It, Bho believes her
Bolf to bc continually surrounded by belngs Of
another sphere, With whom alone alla couyeisss.
hhu neyor ustcrs word To any OF her servants
u attendants. aud tho psaSonce OF any human
Lcing throws her iuto feyor Of etinui and
vsxation, 1lor alstor-in-law, tho Q,ieon Of tho
HelgtRns, c0l.lea onco mouth to vial. her, Ia
cotnpahy witt. har physician. Tha ex-En,presa
receives thom with col1 courtesy. TITO pbys,-
clan aH!ts after her hea!th. ~ ain yasv veil"
she seplieA, aud. turning away, walks ous Of tho
ruom. she n,RuaEoa leE whole establishment,
"h!ch worthy Of her exalted rank, Ut tle Palace
OF 1aektn. by istser. There Ia mosaic table in
hao of tue grand saloons on which every day
sae lays down her commands In writing.
These notes arc takon by the servants At =
regular hour aud duly stteuded to. nhe draws
up every day tho 1ne7su for hsF table cotnposiuv
II Will Bood Kasttoaonaie judgment, aud dinos
Will good appetite. II bY accident any dish
Hlleh sue orders u not served. sho makes / uota
Of tho tact tue ne1t dAY, hut ncyer with one
word OF com'!lAlat. She Ia very careful With lor
toilette, aud dssAAea With all hsr tasts md dls-
, 1875-06-04

tinction, drossus her avn lair md reesinR II In
the ilat bdHtl. .ttuE which woro fashionable when
she Last SAW her husband and was Will. him III
tho dark flonrn Tint preceded tho Lluody cclluan
aud midnight OF Quere:alo. 1for femme tie
rtdmbra h ncvor admitted to lIer tnilctlo; Int
after repairing lcr bath mil hns t!rcKseH leavcs
TIM room to con,e back only In tho morning.
Whom tile weather Ia tlno slle wallis IN tho park
always at II o'clock, ALWAYS along tho n,1no pati,
anil with very thril step. or cuurso rho Ia
carefully watched by nvaib1a spnti,to1n, Int rho
han mover manifested uuy disposition to suicide.
Hl,o rhyB oxlulsttcly on tho l,sano, aud passes
hotlra tn that way. Hl,o paints and drawH also
extremely we'll, nud s.!ll krere UP this nrt. Tho
marked feature Of her case Ia lin abuoin.e l.or-
ros which slo rhoNB Ut ali company
hut TINT Of her vihiou. and her n,stno.
ries. Ono Ia reminded by 1t Of tho
onriousfy stmiiar oxporioncn Of very
clever totman writer. Juasinns Kcruor. tho
author Of tho "Hocrcts Of rrovorss." who t,tcd
to l,vo absolutely with n]at l,o called ''h.a
El,os,s." Ono Of lia friends describos him stand.
ing 1t tue doorway Of a h,l!.room. viii, . DO
jectoI fAce. and saying softly to l,I,nsof, "Oll,
mo! oh, mol Whv arc not ali these p1caaant
ghosts7t 10 tl.is widowed, chiidless wIfc, tIiia
oxilcd md .tlacrowned Empress. what society OF
the living, tnaoed, eonld bring happiness, OK
nGac0, or lopoe