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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
JOHN BROWN At niRPEna FERRY.

To thc Edtt0F OF Ihc IrlbHH'.
SIR: Apropos Of your article on Failures
why not suggest The English admirers ri John Brown
That thcy send over statue Of that hero 1t 10 be
erected t Ilarpcs Ferry a. 10 give another AMI g.
ter onuortrntv 20 cy.Clntelert'e Firrn.'ns ~ nay
frilute iO manly. g l.r0 s, and heroic qIutrs- i
would move tho genuine Of tr statement fldt tuc
lairr IT, hftpruc-.e, aui "vt1-' u r.uiulft Icr- Oh
the ci,ll war were fact 9ppr ring nom among tnen
Ij....L,ff H. L.. Nu-. =. ! 50, l.. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

pEMoRaLizING EFFEcrs OF THE PRESENT MAcuN-
TRY or PUBLIC LIFE-wnAr TIE HARD uMls
TEACH
Eron ne R0r. Ont Rm-'s D. fHys 1t 5,on, 'or u
The Ccutcuuiu! year finds tAe American leo-
pie decidedly .ap,I mood. W. Iesi t'~s 'n- eie-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

MAJ w II Mn "
Ann rf.e, cgj sur sets.... - Noon riscs.. -
WisH WAfrg TINS DAY Y
sandy Hoax 900 Cows island. $40 Hell q. Ferry. bTD
~ n wkTER DAY-P 81
sandy Hook Island. 40S Hell O. FeriY Dbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

A mcteoric stone weighing 90 pounds fell IN
Missouri last Freb striking aIrhr} square % tI, h'ti
I sc,,.i tn be- considerably confused when hc -u, ug
ana went oG mufl.tiug: ~ showed iof fllih te
man who Io~ed DIT brick den III co NL'r ai "a Ni"Dh
HI.I4ts % uis. aIs.'-l4s.oohIyu AIeue.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

VIZ learn from the State Rights Democrat
that the dead body Of man. thought To have
been dead four or five years. wss DISCOVERIES
recently in the Santiam river. in Oregon. The
man had been shot through the lower aldo
men. No clue to bis identity nor 70 bis mur-
derer has been obtained. The same paper also
speaks of the remains ot . murdered man hss-
ins been found 10 Southern Oregon about the
SANE time. believed 10 be one William Peters.
who ran away from Albany a few weeks ago.
For ruraly quie, and geuteel murders. Oregon
will coon take the lead.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23
to ours.

Mr. GEoRsE REYSolDs, indicted some
time ago for polygamy, was convicted
few days ago. His conviction Is a
triumph for both parties. 1t estab'
fishes the fact that Mormons are as re-
liable Jurors as any other, notwith-
standing The false pretense put tor
ward by those in Utah interested in
misrepreserting the Mormon people,
and the equally important fact that
the American people regard polygamy
as a crime instead of a religion, and
will punish those who practice IT.
Judge Emerson also acted wisely and
we'll in sentencing Mr.. Reynolds to
only one year in the peni,entiary. Sc
we're punishments should not be In
flicted upon these misguided people for
past offenses of that description, what
ever course may be adopted toward
those who may offend in like manner
hereafter. Mormonism has been re-
ganded by its dupes as a religion, and
by the great majority of them in sim
cerity; and ia this regard the people
Of the whole country have tacitly ac-
ouiesced. Therefore, ii is now too late
to be severe, if indeed, punishment Of
any kind is justifable under the cir
cumstances. Enough for US TO do would
probably he 10 establish the supremacy
of the law in Utah, and prohibit po-
lygamous marriages hereafter. This
done. and the institution itself will
soon disappear.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

As INCIDENT OF THE EXPLOSION
conclusive effect Of the Hathaway
warehouse explosion is illustrated by
the following circumstance: Al the
time it occurred Joseph NJ Pierce,
bookkeeper Of the Rincon Point ware
house, was writing at a long upright
desk in his office. This office is large
room, parti;ioned from the storchouse
by pine boards, set upright and abou,
eighteen feet in length. The desk was
placed against this partition, and the
occupant stood with his back toward
the explosive point. The windows and
doons Of the Office were driven in with
a crash, and this partition sprung
back SO far that in re-acting it over
turned the desk, which was heavily
loaded with account books and pa
pers, on the bookkeeper. As soon as
he could extricate himself from the
wreck, Mr.. Pierce rushed to the stree,
under the impression that the shock
was caused by an earthquake. The
air was so full of smoke and debris
that it was several minutes before he
could discern objects at any consider
able distance. Mr.. Pierce escaped
without bodily injury.-S. F. Bclletin
April la;h.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

The Government of the United States
has succeeded in effecting satisfac
tory alliance with the Sioux and Chey
enne Indians, by which they hope t,
be able to keep the miners ont Of the
Black Hills. The terms of the alliance
are such that the Government troops
are to shoot and rob the miners. and
the Indians are to follow after and
scalp them, and pick up such plumber
= y not burned by order Of bully
Sheridan. Verify, ours is m en6eht.
ened and humane government.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

S. R. WELLS, editor and publisher OF
the chronological Journal, New York
city is dead. But few Of all the mil
lions who would inscribe their names
on flames memorial banner, live even
IN the hearts of their immediate
friends; but to him twas given to
taste the sweets of Immortality before
his life had become the property of the
future. When the noble science it was
his life-work to introduce to the world
has been fully unfolded, and its great
principles applied, humanity, Olsen.
thralled, will render tribute to him
who was the pioneer in . work of
worldwide benefaction. He was born
great
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

RIO EDWARD WrBn, w. F. PAYNE

ITO EDWARD WEBB, w. F. PAYNE,
L D. n. DuRell. George pinsmorc. G. W. Cfas !;
and al whom IL may concern Yea. and esea " "
you. are hereby notified that I. q. " Gratis nsss -
aone the fnll amount of work required by the is~
Songrsss of lssa. and amendments thereto w"'
One n~adrra and Eighty flsorDslian
worth On the Banner quartz ledge. discovery sns
situated IN Boise county. Idaho Territory: ana ~.
ARE hereby reQutrc1 90 pay 10 me oil sssessmeSs y.
Aeaanse you ON The same and for the publication %
advertisement within ninety days from the -
hereof OF forfeit I'll II yocr right title Inter- .,s.
and claim Ia. To- ana upcu. sssd Banner quar-"
cain. - provided for by the acs above specinea.
inAao Ctrr. Ian. :. iS.Al q. ". CRAFTS
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

SoR poet has said: Life il what We make
it:" bat then poets are generally very imagin-
alive people. The fact il, life il about what
circumstances make it. The brightest and
bert Of earts' . children are often. very often.
crushed beneath the mountain weight Of IN
array If disastrous Circumstances which no
amount Of penetration could foresee nor gen
ius forestaI or avert; while the dull and the
vicioas, Blessed By fortuitous surroundings.
bedeek themselves with gold. precious stones
and dne raimesk and are foisted. perforee.
into positions % far above their capacities
hat their little heads reel with dizziness, only
to become poor clowns in the arena of intel
lect No. life 10 not what We make il; rather
Say we are what life makes rs
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

ITO FnwAnn WrBn, W. TowNsESp
L c. s. Kingsley. O. n. CAgw.n. nanl AcIAaea
lin. A. q. LAn4don. c. D. wsite. T. Edward Cone@
Robert X. Reid. Elias Brown xai q. y. Savage. ana
all whom IL mar concern: You and esch Of yoa. sss
hereby notified that l. C. s Kingsley. have done IDS
full amount of work required by the lax Of Congress
Of lss2 aud amendments thereto. TO ss;:
Four Hundred I'D Eighty $3.50 Della"
worth on the General Conner quartz ledge dsco.
err Claim. sssuased ia the silver Mountain Hists
Bosse county. Territory ca Idaho and you are her 10y
required pay To uae ali against yor On
the ssmc and for the publication cf tbs sas.
sisem~nt within ninety saoi days fron the date ns
Of or forfeit Ill your right tsle interest ard e'au
in. To. and nrcn. said General Connor QusF1
claim. ~ provided for BY the act above srscihed.
InAHo CIT. Jan. - ISIS. c. s kfSesl1i'
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

WOMAN does great deal to discaur-
age lofty sentiments of patriotism.
When a man is leaning over the back
fence telling neighbor how he would
shed his last drop of blood for suffer-
ing Louisiana, it disturbs him to have
ms wife yell from the kitchen: Look
here! are You coming with that buck
ct OF water, or shall / come out and
see to you.-nsl,oaukee Sentinel.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23
Notice.
ITO C. r. SWARTWOUT. HENRY

ITO c. +. SWARTWOUT, HENRY
l. Beiden. J. c. tssses. i;hsrnas r wsikes. s.lves-
ter Ai,cn. Thea Mooeyy. jr. N. Brown. ASet
Davis. Charles Albright AirAoase ClafriIe. ass ~
~ho;n IL uaay eenosEa: Notice ss hereby given TIA,
l. Thosnss Noosry. IT. have done work AID expended
the sam Of
Oae Hundred s9ieol nd sixty Dollar
on the Lone Star msne. in sAe Placer Mining District
ia the County os Bo.se TERRITORY O! Idaho AID thai
you have tailed tn contribute the amount cue os
your respective interests IN saad mine. AID IL Inc
same shall not have been pad within Ninety ~
aays srom sh~ date hercof year sad interests IN ssd
sasne ~sll be forfeited by operation Of Law
THoS. MooTkY. n
QrAxyrnrxa, Jan l. 1878
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

Remaining IN The fossossoe .; Idaho Csiy. CA Tie
I'D dAy O. April which. II not called tor within
thirty days. ~iA be ssrs to The Dead Letter oesce.
JOSIAH B~nness Owen ponaliy. ". D. Ellison.
William rayE. Mrs L. Webster.
as1fersoas calling for any O; the above letters
viii cay ''sds~y,ssed.'' and give date O: last,
=. =. sIi.sBY r. II.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

A CALIFoRxA genius having lost . great
many chickens. invented device By which.
should the door Of his hep-houss be opened
after night, ooucealed shotgun would be dis
chareed ct tho door. The result was dead
ChinamAn
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

Nh. L0NcFxILow has nearly ready for the
press netrical TRANSLATION Of "Niebelungen
Lied" Although unaequainted with Mr.. Nieb-
slungen. We arc not I'll surprised to hear that
10 lied; but Why rebate in rhymef
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

CALIFORNIA is SO overrun with imml'
grants seeking employments that the
Record-Union calls upon the State
Grange to assist in finding them some
thing to do. Send them to Idaho.
They can get work here and better
wages than is paid in California we
know of men here in Boise county who
are compelled to hire Chinese because
white labor cannot be had. There IS
room in Idaho Territory and employ
ment for a considerable immigration,
and the benefits of their coming would
be mutual-Idaho would be made
richer, new avenues to prosperity
opened up, new employments created,
and the immigrants given paying oc-
cupations and comfortable homes.
Here they would not have to be fleeced
by land monopolists and spectators,
as they are in California, but could go
out into the wiIds and locate to suit
themselves, on land which is more pro-
ductive of the cereals, better for gra-
zing, and equally as good for vegeta-
bles as any We know of in California.
Here is a country rich in the precious
metals as any on the continent, with its
hundreds of miles of mountains unex-
plored. That they abound in wealth
for whoever shall disclose their secrets,
there can be no doubt All over our
vast mountain area to the east, north,
and northwest Of US, for hundreds of
miles. stretches an unbroken forest of
timber which it would require thous-
ands of saw-miils century to work
up: and Utah and Nevada already
need and demand lumber and fuel from
abroad. This demand Idaho can and
will supply when she gets a railroad
more reasonably than either California
or Oregon, and will, of course, secure
the trade, for people will buy where
they can buy cheapest Lead is found
here in exhaus,less profusion- Coal,
ron, salt, copper. cinnabar, anthony,
md various other metals, are found in
al parts of the Territory. and with |
capital Ia develop these riches and to
build manufactures, half q million Pc,
Die could live here luxuriou>ly. By
immigration 10 the Territory
S the sureSt and speeiiest way to get
;apital Why, then. are not some
lind Of inducements offered for imni- /
grants! Why have we NO; Board of
immigration, an Immigrant Aid Secie-
y, or something Of the sort. With |
he advantages Idaho offers TO settlers
who desire to work, she should have
our times her present population, and
would have if the least efsor; were
made to make these advantages known
broad.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

The Owyhee Daily Avalanche has
Just entered its second volume and
from the appearance Of the paper, we
should say is reaping harvest Of de.
served prosperity. May the tide Of its
fortune never chs.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23
GRAND PACIFIC
HOTEL,
CHICAGO. ILL.

having purchased the entire furniture ana a.A..,
---~ 81 this magnificent hotel / have sdmias~1
"a Mel y Turner. formerly Of the old Trcmons
Nj Tyler B. 0askill formerly Of The Hevs.s 49,. IN
20 % interest In the business which Viii =
conducted under the name Of John IA DHaHr : ~
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

Pxn MCCARTNEY, . notorious counterfeit
er vas arrested In Texas lately, but succeeded
nbrsakiag away from tho officers, and u
aGnia 1t large. Pete makes it warm for the
anev chaneers,"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23


The Stdsesnaa filed it, bosh column las
Tsesday with IN unusually trashy mess, at
tempting to show that Governor Bennett i.
sasd himself certificate just a. N. II. Han
thorn. County Auditor of Ada county, and G.
~. Cess and A. Rosai. Commissioners of Ad,
county. issued themselves certificates Of cleo
hon. That paper also pretends that all Of the
charges against Bennett & Co. are fal e, and
says if they had any foasdatiou Fem and hi,
friends would b anxious to show the man
who made them and submit their proof. and
Iee candid people judge. To the first Of
tAsss false pretenses it il only necessary "a
~ that n. n HAWTHORN was elected to the
ellce ard then issued himself . certificate 81
eleceion accoraiEg to law, and without pre.
vSeasly toasting that be had the certificate IA
80 ard he would 80 who got it. Bennett.
= tho ether hand. issued himsclf certi6eat.
knsWilg wen that his opponent was elected
Csaesrniag the coatest. everybody know, /,
seas6i1 psepls" hare bothisg whatsoever to do
Wifh jo1kingit Ceagrsss, q No sDder,t.nd
=. = thejsdes q thseleetioo and Qualification.
q ilsnembsn ! and althossh not over nice =
= - nsabsn 81 rheir seats, The next Con.
greasWin a4Dsles NJ Besnett fraud, . hs
:. - - - bssk g I1aAo, = resume ii,
nn1eEelg ~ .1uties.D
ssssss gS s - =
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

On c. Fischer i sending out Circular
rsprssseainS himself - being in some way
ee..eeApa Vii To United States Piano Com
~. Dat sod him any money; he's .
faDl
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

Irirspested that John P. Jones has in
vestsd lsrkeb in tho Wallapsi county. Ar
sona. mines, and il shipping machinery and
eupplios thero for immediate work.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

ri - n Il j.
n ISes, Wet Iudies =
Boz T~es = - j =
and whoey - q -. !.
service ~ p = :! ~! VI il i
ted il IL. -
kansas, sounGtie -. ~ seE =
business = carstbag Gasep@ 2
that State, making forhis masser :. |.
Washington, all the political cap.'a'
he could, and now, instead Of De'ne
sent to the penitentiary, as ne snoo'o
be, perhaps. to keep him out OF 'ne
penitentary, the national Boss Tween
sends him to the West India ISLANDS.
We cannot wish the good people OF
St. Thomas an earthquake or Pes''-
lence visitation, during Mr.. Sml'ns
stay among them; but a calamity Oh
that kind to their country, during the
next two years, would be q godsend
to ours.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

A Hallsy, Massachusetts,. farmer sacceedet
n falling. recently. for hundred and NM
tAopeana lOuaTs.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

ABoY supposed to b Charlie Ross has been
fbssl q IL Bay Of Fundy. in tho hands Of
famale fortune tellor.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

ADMINISTRATION judges are beginning to
realize tho fact that their courts are generally
held in contempt BY respectable people. But
short time ago Chicago creature sentenced
Mr.. Wilbur F. Story, editor Of the Times, to
ten days in jail for constructive Contempt.
which sentence, we believe. Mr.. Story served
cut; and now Charles A. Dana has been cited
20 appear and answer charge of contempt
On the 18th Of March. This citation Mr.. Dana
has the meanness to treatwi contempt, also,
b. replying that since the year 10 which be is
to appear il not mentioned, he will be there
On the 18th day Of March. 1877. a. he thinks
Grant. and the malaria Of his administration.
wln have been cleared out of Washington City
b. that time. These editors are becoming an
insuferably obstreperous set, to our thinking.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

|0ne i'd beszs the insc!R
Commemoration d - :
|piversary Of Aneriosn
Surrounding this i he following;
Authority Of the'Congress Of tie un'-
tad states The other side bears tne
figure Of Justice, kneeling. sword n
hand. beneath the sefulgent beams o.
! galaxy Of thirteen stars. Beneasn
her are the figures l776, and surround
mo the whole is the inscription: the
United States are aud Of Right ought
to be Free and Independent States
In whose keeping will this medal De
when the second centennial rolls
round, This is q conundrum for the
sons of the sons of the Pioneers.
An accident occurred at Carson on
the 18th on the Virginia and Truckee
railroad. The yard engine was switch
ing cars loaded with wood. The stakes
of one Of the cars came out, when the
wood began to fall of. The engineer
was signaled to stop. which be DID SO
suddenly that brakeman named John
NcManus was thrown from Car ana
had his leg broken in two places. and
he was otherwise injured. it is feared
fatally.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

Tom PARKER. F. W. KROBER

ITO NJ. S. PARKER. +. W. kROBER
Il and G. v. cratsa. and ell whom II may cccceas:
You and each al you. are he.ebs notified tha, l. 6.
". CrAsss have done the full amount O. work re.
CURED by the aas Of Congress Of 1874. aad ams d.
meats thereto. 20 vii:
One Hundred sad Eighty $50 Dollars
worth on The American Star Qaxs,x Ledge frs
easi~ru e1senston ciaam. consasisng Of stx LurcsA
g6uo1 s~es situated "a EAnns. District; BOISE cany.
Idaho Territory. snd yea arc her~by rgu,ret 70 py
me. Ill sss~ssmenis against you On the same. AID
for the pubsscaaaon os this advertisement. within
ninety 80 dssa from the date hereof or forfeit ali os
ycar right title tns~res: ana claim Ia. 10 and upn
sAsd American sssr Qusrtx claim. - provided is
by the scs above specified
G. W. CRAFTS
lpAno Crit. February Is. Isss--sn3
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

- REEKLY RO4bp % r
-. ~ "a chespex paper c'r pub
sehsd iaaIe Izyitor Subscribe tor =
80 s,d ! y yoar friends only $3.50
syer.

THx 1enecsas elscted their local ticket u
ST LENS y najorihes ranging from 500 to
600.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-23

4 LII PERSONS HOLDING cPp
~ tain small promissory notes issued h, 8. :
r Will please return them 70 ne 1t ny ~. =
mite Greek. Boise Co. L r.. for paymest y
b 20 stop their circulation ALEX. DAsr,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27
Late Foreign News.
PLIMsOLL's TRIUMPH.

LONDON, July N.-In the House ol
Commons to-day notices of motions and
questions were given, all rejecting the
depth of public indignation at the Gov.
ernments withdrawal of the Shipping
Bill. Sir Charles Adderley, President
of the Board OF Trade, Will introduce on
Wednesday bill further empowering
the Board OF Trade to prevent unsea-
worthy ships from sailing.
Sir Charles Adderley's Shipping Bill
is regarded as Government concession
to, and triumph for, Plimsoll.
COLLISION.
The Cunard steamship Abyssinia and
the Williams " Guion steamship Wyom-
ing, from New York for Liverpool, col
lided yesterday at New Brighton. Both
vessels were considerably damaged in
their hulls, and have been docked.
THE HERZEGOVINA TROUBLE.
RAGUsA, July 2T-The Herzegovina
insurgents were attacked by Turkish
troops, Friday last, near Neyesigna, and
a severe engagement took place. Many
were killed and wounded on both sides.
Saturday tile Turks made sortie from
Stalantz, and ATTACKED the insurgents
Naag Dshra. Four COMPANIES ma'a an
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27
Rnikrond Accident.

Another accident occurred this morn
ing on the Little Miami railroad, near
Parson street. David Patton, laborer,
thirty years old, and about one month in
the city from Texas, was at work on the
tracks, along which several trains were
running in both directions. Patton, to
get out OF the road Of a train that was
coming down, stepped on the other track
in the center Of the rails, while another
train, unnoticed by him was coming over
the track on which he was standing.
The foremost car struck Patton in the
back OF the head, causing an ugly cash
and bruising his left shoulder CONSIDER
ably. He was thrown quite distance
to the adjoining track, and was picked
up insensible. A neighbor, Mr.. 1. e.
Harmon, who lives on Parson street,
conveyed the insensible man to store,
where his wounds received preliminary
dressing. He was then taken to the Gin
cinnati Hospital and placed under the
care OF DIR. S. II. Collins. He was rest
ing easy at noon, though he made fre-
quent complaints OF MS injuries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27
WCat6has,, at EAratOga.

A correspondent of the New York Com
mercial Advertiser writing from Sara.
toga Springs, says:
The Conventional matchmaking man.
ma, with her troop of lovely daughters,
is here, lying in wait for the foreign
Count who was born in Bellevue Hos
pital and lives ON Bleecker street.
was this noon consulted by one of
these grand duchesses on tae subject Of
"catches." She wanted to know which
one, in my opinion, she should ego for'
first.
suggested Vice President Wilson.
"No, indeed" she exclaimed "His
term Of office expires in year; don't
wish any Of my daughters to come SO
soon to want"
'sH0w would an Ex-Governor of New
Zealand dow l asked.
"New Zealand, New Zealand" she
mused inqulringly. ga real savage, eh F!
Does he wear clothesW
Unable to say, l excused myself to
ascertain, and put Sir George on mis-
guard.