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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

How fast can q man skater Is the
question asked by the Spirit cCihe Tim,s
1t says that twenty.four years ngo =
Cambridge. England, man skated seven
teen miles in an hour. which was oon-
sidered tho fastest on record. The
New York World takes up the inresti.
CATION and shows that the best time
make in q skating match WAS . milo in
two minutes. The best Official tine on
record WAS made by Charles Juno, Of
kewburg. New York, who made q mile
in 1853. Eighty miles a day Is counted
frst.rAte skating. Quite . number Of
years ago . Frenehman skated from
Chatham 10 Detroit and back in n day.
with . jug Of brandy which he wanted
Tor his wedding the next day. The
distance 10 100 miles at least. and ira
dition records that whom his friends
came TO meet him on skates, when near
Chatham, he d~istsnced them all, not.
vi~thstanding bis long journey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
Sh0cklnR Accident,

We take the following from the Og.
den Di,PateA Of yesterday:
This afternoon at about 3 O'Clock, lust
- the Western bound emigrant train
was pulling out from the Union Depot
me Of The passengers. Frank A. Lon.
gee. rushed out on the platform and at.
tempted 70 catch hold Of the brake rod
Of the freight car nett to the emigran,
em. By SINE means he made q mis-.
step and was thrown between the cars.
three Of which passed over his legs,
seVennG them from the body just be.
low the thighs. The unfortunate man
was taken up and carried into tho car.
penser shop where ho was kindly cared
for By Mr.. Pratt. and others. DR.. Con.
don vas called in and did all In his
power to relieve the pain. Tho man
retained bis consciousness. talking
nationally, until put under chloroiorm.
He died II 4a5.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
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H. Rl,,e 3D.. IN A.
N. so,lov,,.. 49,.
and lohA~;... - a.. &C.,, pa.
R.ilro.a Ca.n..v h.,. r,.aA ~.
CAPITAL Of MA s..l. 4. sor... nj,
purpo.. h either 70 I.f.., .u.h L..;.i..
lion n. ~. ~. ,~ooo..a ,o. 80.
uialiOn Of n. ,n..no,,.,io. .A.,v..o :,
TIA. COMPANY IN ri. S..,.. a, 80.
N. .naetn.n, of -. i,,D.,..;,. n.
uneous.itutior,I Law ..a ,hu. bill.
over another ,vo ,..,. n .-.,.,a-..di.
crimin..iou .v.; ~ h D.o.I. a, N.,~a,
They com. her. .ra-L 9Th h~vure.,A.,
ere false. With ...,,u,.,s that .r. ae,i.
tious. and with money to eorrupt our
Legislators whore O honest .rRun.n,
fails. They boldly enter .he ~cuun,iI.
of . people Who ha,. been robbed bv
their principals for ten unbrokeu year.;
aud by the aid Of sophi.try and the
very gold Of which re have BEEN pluu.
dered. arc seeking either to l~esnliLe a
continuation Of the commercial bar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

Mn. C.. U. SHEPHERD. Of New Haven,
Conn. has n very extensive collection Of
meteoric stones inthe procuring OF which
he has been engaged for . number Of
years. 1t embraces over Eve hundred
specimens, tho total weight Of which
Is l.2OO pounds. The largest one Is
from Colorado and weighs 43s pounds.
The specimens have been gathered from
all parts Of the world and the catalogue
gives the date Of their descent upon the
earth aud where found. Mr.. Shepherd
says:
There have been several instances
Of deaths occasioned by meteoric stones.
Two monks in different places were thus
killed in Italy, and two sailors OF. ZIP.
board in Sweden" 49,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

From the report Of the Warden Of the
State Prison IL appears TINT the net cos,
Of running that institution for the last
two years after deducting all the income
to the State from It's workings and the
increased value Of personal property
and improvements TO realty amounts Ia
s7s.5G9 or $40, 9s9 per year. This Is 4
better showing than has been hereto.
fore rendered. but there Ia IL still room
Tor Improvement. In most States the
~p"ncsentisfies. instead Of being m Ell.
pense. are q source Of profit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

And now comes the NeR York Meth.
odiut Preachers who send . petition 10
Presiden, Hayes protesting against the
ChiSese bill, and repreScs.ing that Il
will interfere with the Missionary
work Of Ch%ristianiEing the Chinese.
Considering the fact that the mission.
aries who hive been sem. there have
only succeeAtd In converting on an
average about two Chinsmen and n
half for each missionary sept there. Il
does D0 seen as u much attention
ought to be paid TO this protest Of the
preachers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

A GERMAN naturalist has found That
the pspAw fruit in an unripe state. when
boiled with tough meat, will make Il
tender and perfectly digestibie, the
same result being obtained IL the meat
be merely washed With the juice Of the
fruit. Salt meat Is affected in precisely
he same way. The thick white creamy
juice Of the green fruit eontsins prop
critics similar 70 those Of the pepsine
and II may become valuable medicine.
though u taken in too lAlgs doses the
substance y dangerous. having the
Eject 81 p~ermeating ana actually de-.
Stroring the thin nuous membrane Of
he stomach and intestines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
n. CAl.-.e n,.,..-- r.,.-.
The CAi.ese RI,l.

The Chiaese RIil.
The New York TTnss' Washington
special has the following:
II is reported, on good authority,
that the bill recently passed was in nc
cordRnce with the desires Of tho PekinR
Government. aud that the Chinese
Minister here has been privetly employ.
Ing agents to urge lie passage. II the
bill becomes q Law. Il will give the
Chinese the lever In their j dealings Wit b
Foreigners for which thet have been
seeking for the past twenty yenrs. The
market which will take SiOO, OOO, 900
worth Of American products may be
closed, the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companies will be Obliged to abandon
its Asiatic branch, aud Ban Francisco
Itself will DO the greatest sufferer.
The bill being in accordance with
The desires Of The Chinese Government,
and San Francisco being the principal
sufferer from its operation. there will
certainly be no excuse for the Presi.
dent not siguiug'it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23


To urge the value OF the teeth upon
an enlightened community would se-m
to be an unnecessary undertaking. but
il il q fact that but few really compre-
bend the full importance OF good teeth.
in . sanitary view Of the matter. There
are multitudes Of people Of generally
good constitutions breaking down be-
fore they even reach maturity. from NJ
other cause than . failure To properly
masticnte their food. through = failure
Of the teeth. Then come the frightful
train Of ills in the shape Of indigestion,
bilious troubles, etc. ETC.. to nuineT.
Gus to mention. But few parents com.
prehend the importance Of attending to
their chiIdren's teeth between the ages
Of ten md eighteen years; while they
are soft and decay 80 very rapidly;
unless they have care promptly after
they are discovered TO be imperfect.
As mature years ere reached the teeth
become more hard; and it is frequently
the case that il they have proper care
during childhood aud youth they eau
be retained to do very good service
aud help them to escape many or all
the long list Of diseases that they
would otherwise DO sure to suff,r from.
DR.. NJ. W. Parsons. the well known
dentist. is stopping here again for a
short time. and those desiring good
and efficient service rendered, In his
line. should apply 10 him at once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
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WARnN nkeAr a0m.e-v.~~~n
ooo0-
THs following Aatiess 1n1<s ~ shore
heaAhAg = fr0N tAS LyOA eoaAly Tl.Ss
q . r-e.ss dals.
A feeling AstAgoaistic 70 Mr.. Dovey's
rslshtion a he fat oAcs Of Principal
o iths Preparatory D~paEtnesl u the
State Cnivessity, 10 growing u through.
Oat the S,ats. Il appears thai Ukea
the o0cs become vacant By the sleetioo
Of Mr.. Bessions - Superintendent ,pi
Pubic lnstrsodoO. Mr.. Dovsy Vas one
Of he three RcHents whose duty Il Is TO
employ the teacher required ~ hat in-
sti'ut'on.- A such hs Of course eonssd'
sred his o~n application. and thna. IN
IAei, voted himself INTO that ONCE.
Ihis 10 considered - rather Question
so'e proceeding and IN direct conflict
with the spirit Of section 4 Of the ac'
den"inS the du'ies Of the Board OF Re
gents which reads As follows;
NO meuoef OF SAID boArd shall ot
'"''eu' o'fee'iy OF indAfeetiy' %
pt'ne'pAi' co'PHrtner' Agent,or otherwise
IN any eAPeno''ute OF contract created
oy inc DoArd' OF IN the Pron's OF r""uit'
'nereoi. ANY person violating the pro
"" u 'ni' s4o''on snA'' % deemed
gu''y Oh miSdemanor sod' upon con
""'on 'neieo'' snail Do nned In any
SUN n0' e.ens Fo'o''' 70 ~hien
may DO a'oed imprisonment In the
county }a'' ios pesioa not exceeding
siA on'n
AnS salary attached TO the ONCE OF
Principal Is s.'ioo per annum. the law
having MED that hgure ~ tie maxi
mum. IT'S . very easy position, the
uutieS oeing comparatively light. SeV-
eiAi cAnu'uA'eS ior tho once (Which !"
eApee'eu oe soon vacant oy The r-sis-
nS''on o' mr. oo'"y) are already In
tue neIu 'no chances oein8 IN favor Of
Aiiss H. N. 'iaPP' Oh carson.
ieSAiu W inc statement Win which
'ne aoo'e af'ieie Starts out that there Is
growing ieel'ng Antasou'Ssic to Mr..
Do'ey, 'na' probably originates either
Win mr. Do'eys enemies or with the
lnenuS Of AspirAn'S for the position.
IN regard 10 tho point in the
A"o'e Aiuc'e mat Mr. DoVeJ's appoint.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
A Fnkscn ie~ener in ls7o .old . la,

. 5000 franc set Of jeWeliy. giving .
written promise W take the articles bNek
II they were not approved. She wore
them six years and then asked to have
thcm exchanged for something Of .
Rower fashion. The courts have finally
decided that he must do no, and Q Lon.
don tribunal has rendered u similar
Judgment where Tie customer wore q
diamond ring three years befoIo return.
ing H.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
Arc the JeHs Rareha Iiax r. les
0kne

The Ameriedn hraslts says the popular
story recently repeated that the Jews
are purchasing Palestine is not true.
and in speaking Of the m~iraculous gath
ering OF the Jews spoken Of by the
prophets h Rays the question is asked;
"Do you not believe in the Bible and
does NOT Tho book predict the return Of
the Jews 20 Palestine? As regads mir.
aclss. Of COARSE ~e have nothing to say.
except thai In our humble opinion. from
andAftcr the year 1879. no miracles will
be wrought. Sober people expect none,
and the Jew is q very sober man. What.
ever the belief Of the Jews may be in
Regard Ia Palestine and the Messiah, IL
will hardly have more influence on them
practically than the second advent be-
lief has on Christians"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

Senator Stewart has introduced .
bill to exempt mineral cabinets from
execution on certain conditions which
are that the owner Of such cabinet
shall arrange and classify the speci.
mems therein contained and make q
catalogue Of the same, and providing
that no money Of any description shall
DO allowed to bo exempted uudor the
operations Of this act.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
An exchange saw ,b,, nv h,orino no,

An exchange says thst by boring q bole
through q silver dollar and tying II 10 q
tag q Connecticut man sent II through
the mail for a cent, whoreSs II he had
put II In On envelope IL would have
cost him three cents. No one but an
New E~nglandor would have thought Of
such n device, and II IL this prompt
graphing with tho situation that gives
New England lie mighty influence upon
the world.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

A deaf man has been humbugiDg tho
people Of Phoebe by selling them per.
TUNED shells, which he represented ~
possessing the odoriferous prophecies
inherent In themselves, whereas they
had only been packed in cotton con-
tanning a perfume, and very soon lost
their fragrance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

The Cincinnati Commercial has COM
piled . list Of all the homicides that
have been committed In tho United
States during the year 1873. from which
II appears that the number OF persons
killed by their fellow beings during that
time has been 1882.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

Thos. Dempsey OF Vallejo has gained
the appointment TO tho cadeiship to
West Point. he having stood highest
In the competitive examination that
was held. There were thirteen con.
testants.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

Tue fastest in regard TO the Sutro
Tunnel imbroglio J. that tho pumping
Of water into the Sutro Tunnel has been
discontinued by the mines. II Is now
given out that m early settlement Of all
difference between tho iunncl company
sad the mines may be- looked for.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

AcooUrn from NsbrA.kA stale that
stock.nen arc becoming greatly alarm
81 on account Of the grn.s being cover.
Cd with from ~ to IL inches Of snow.
which has been on the ground for IL
lays which has never occurred before
the grazing portion VI tho State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

People may live 70 see . vast inland
sea In Africa, in the natural basin h
tho north Of the desert Of Sahara. II.
De Lesseps' surveyors have found that
me country through which u il pro.
posed 10 opt . canal IL Of sand and soft
earth. and entirely tSet from rocks and
oNA4r obhtaeleA-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

last Sunday there was no cessation
Of work In the Base.a Of Engraving
aud Printing. on aceoant OF endesvor.
ing TO supply lSo greAs denasd for the
asw four per cent. bond.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

Il Is said that the Nevada Bank IL
going to disincorporate in order to
avoid the supervision OF the Bank Com.
missionets and at tho Same time avoid
the proposed taxation Of bank stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

TnE A~grieshtsrsi R1poSt juA ksasd.
GiVes the average price Of the cotton
crop fog the whole country 81 Sx cents
per poaSd. Value Of the crop for 1878.
$lsi. 7OO. 900. Average price foe t.bocoO
s.. 8 and 10 cents per pound. TOtal
crop for 1873. estimated At S93 !0OO. OOO
pounds. worth 4ea.OOO QUO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

A Chicago dispatch states that bishop
Folly Is In Rvery critical condition and
that the betting on bis recovery IL
about even.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

There IL only two feet OF snow on
the summit Of the Sierra Nevada noun.
,ains, which IL o remarkably small
quantity for this season OF the year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

THE rainfall In Sacramento for the
present season has been 8.82 inches.
Last season there had fallen mp to this
date 1888 inches.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

GoLD HtDA N,r" The hegira Of leg.
'l"tors from the Comstock last evening
sminded rs Of something about rush.
ing, IN whore angels don't go n gTea,
ksai.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

A SUCCESSOR to Captsin Bob the chief
Of the Piutss who died . short time ago
has not been chosen yet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

Tux PorE has proclaimed n universal
jubilee indulgence on the anniversary
Of his election.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

There is n case now on trInl in Snlt
Lake in which Robert L. Burton Is NC.
cused OF the murder Of Mrs. Bowman
In June 1862. In that year a sect Of
religious fanatic called Morrisites under
the leadership OF u man named Morris.
arose in opposition to the Mormon
Church. This mau Burton WINS Deputy
Sheriff Of Salt Lake ut tho tino md
was sent by Brigham Young with n posse
comitatus OF about 20 mem armed with
cannon and rifles to arrest the Norris
ties, who consisted Of about 100 persons
men, women and children. A fight
took place and he fanatics were captur.
ed. After taking possession Of their
camp It in alleged that Burton killed
Morris and two women one VI whom
Was the for the killing whom he
is now being tried. There is q seperate
indictment against him for killing each
n Of the three persons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

$50 Chinese loft San Francisco for
China on Tuesday last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
RA...I.. valley p.n,.~.

The Slrsr State gives the iollowisg
shipments Of bullion froA tho kSe
Patch mill rsapisg on Paradise Valley
ere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

THE no fence Law has been beaten
in the Senate good job.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

The Reno papers say the Truckco
river Is "booming FULL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

The bill TO license gambling In Gi.
soma was vetoed by Governo, Fremont.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
REDEMPTION OF Elk0 COUNTY
BONDS.
DAYAHLE FROM THE USIVER-
PITY INTER EST aud SINKING
FUND.

PITY INTER- aud SINKING
FUND.
There being the sum Of fI.TII IL In the
UnIvrIsIty Interest and sinking Fund
or tho County IL tiko, S,tlco 1. d. rely given
that IN A'rpfdAhc. with an Act entitled \ Act
10 I"g.liZc tn" Issuance ~ certain Iko I'ouniy
Bond. issued "a all Ia the construction az the
Preparatory Department ~ the state University
~ Ncvais,. approved Fcb uiry IA. 1915, SkAL.Ei
will be received by nae ut my once
In EIko, Nevada,
Up to SIX o'clp>k p. N. on the FOURTEENTH
day OF MAltCIi, lni'. for the Redemption al
Brhds Issued In pursuance Of said Act. watch
sail PROVO aAis Will be- opened 10y tue ut my Oi.c'
IN the aaid town Of tlko on the
day 81 MARCH at tho said year. atTwO o'clock
'. y. All Proposals. must he sealed aud en-.
lOI acd
PROPOSALS FOR THE REDEMPTION OF ELKo
COUNTY STATE UNIVERSITY AID IubSD5.
And must be accompanied with the bonds pro.
posed - bc surrendered. together with all iheii
respective coupons not yet duo. No bid will L.
entertained that docs not stfio ~ ooinply With
these Instructions
d.. ". GRANT,
County Treasurer.
tiho. Jan. IS. 1879. I'D
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

A CORRESPONDENT Of thu Eureka Sen-
tiGti writing FROM Carson under date Of
Feb. 18th says:
THE railroad men seem to be gain
ing strength daily. The failure OF the
Republican caucus the other evening 10
not without deep Significance. The
House 10 now regarded AS extremely
doubtful on the railroad question.
The joint committee Of fourteen
meets tonight for the ostensible
purpose Of reporting the bill to Que
or the other Of the Houses. 1t is rum.
ored on the street hat still further de-
lay in reporting will be attempted and
carried. The committee will not get
through in time for mo to inform you
tonight Of the result. Senator Doolin
Is in receipt OF II long petition from
citiIena OF Eureka opposed to the bill.
No member Of the delegation has TO-
cei'ed the petition of the people favor.
ing its passage. This strikes your cor.
respondent ~ passing strange. Whose
fault is it? There are members OF the
delegation who propose to do the fair
thing by the people in this fight.
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St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-20

Guilty. ATE ONE TALENT.--Onc talent,
well cultivated, deepcncd and enlarged,
il worth a hundred shallow faculties.
The first law of success ut this day,
when 50 many matters are clamorlng
for attention, is concentration to bend
all the energy to one poant, looking
neither to the right nor the lett. 1t has
been Justly said that a great deal OF the
wisdom Of man in this country IS shown
in leaving things unknown and a great
dea, Of bis practical sense in leaving
uIndone. Tile day nf uulEersil scholars,
Is mast. "Lifc is short, and art is long"
The range of human knowledge has
iucrea sed 50 enormously, that no brain
can grapple with it; and the man who
wonIl xneH one thing well must have
the courage to be ignorant Of q thou
sand things, however attractive Or in
1iting. IS with knowledge, so with
work.. The man who would get along
mnst single cut bis specially, and into
chat must pour the whole stream GT Ills
actiyitv-all the energies of his hand,
eve. tongue, heart and brain. Broad
culture, many siGedness, are ,beautlt,ui
| things to contemplate; but it is the
narrowedge men, the men Of single and
! intense purpose, who steel their souls
against All things else, who accomplish
| the hard work of the world, and who
are egaIywlere In demand when hard
| work is to be dong.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-20
How tho GypSic~ NOn0red
.... Thcir Queen.
lLnndOn Truth, August IS.

Here is a sample of gypsy honesty.
Early in this century the queen OF a
Tube, or heir-appalent to the sovereign
ty-l forget wIich--died. She was hnt
a child, aged fourteen, and her name
was Paradise Buckler. The tribe We're
then camped on Rell Heath, in Worces-
tcrsilire, and they desired to bury her
in the clurcIlyard OF Belbroughton, i'll
which parish she died. Being an Sun-
married girl, The deceased was to be
carried by nothing but white pocket
handkcrchicfs and the coffin WAS to he
covered with the same. Every gypsy
of the tribe also wan9l a white pocket
handkerchief for his own use on the
occasion. They went round and hor-
rowed' these commodities, and the vii
layers and gentry gave them up in lnncl!
the same spirit as the Egyptians hld
when the Israclites borroWcd'' OF
them, not liking to incrr the cnnltv oil
the tribe by refusal. But when the
ceremony WAS over each hantll, erchift
was duly restored to its owner, hcautl-
fully washed and blcachcd. In one OF
two cases where the borrowed articles
had been slightly injured they were re-
placed by others OF the finest cambiic.
10 this day some Of the " oldest inhabl-
llIllS ltll VI lllc SI'cttdtit VI tlidt lNit-
raj Of the gypsy childquccn and how
the gypsics gathered by hundreds from
the country to attend the ceremony ;
and most of all, how astonisEed the
parishioncrs were at the honesty of the
gypsies on the occasion. Besides the
scrupulons return Of the borrowed
handkerchiefs, there were no complaints
of thefts during the inroad of the tribe
for the ceremony. They seem to have
felt themselves in the light OF guests
and under obligations for the loans
made to them, and returned the COM
pliment by a temporary regard tor me-
I'm, and tuuA,. The gypsies erected a hand
some square stone tomb over the re-
mains of their young queen, and they
keep it in repair to this day. / notice
that some correspondents in the STAB
dard state that gypsies like to obliterate
the name and all traces OF their dead.
They do not do so i'll the case of Para
disc Bucl1ler. The inscription OH her
tomb is clear to this day, though more
than half a century Old. GypsieS, en-
passant, often visit it. 1t stands on the
southeast side OF the churchyard, and |
have myself often read the inscription
Oh it.