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ADAMSBURG, PA.
Fatally Injured by n Burglar,

PTrrsBURGH, Aprl S.-Mrs. Rachael
Smith, a widow, aged 20 wears, who,
alone with her daughter, lives on the
Greensburg pike near Adamsburg,
WestmOreland county, this state,
will probably die from injuries
received at the hands Of an unknown
man, supposed TO have been a burglar,
who, last night, forced his way into the
house by battering down the door. The
daughter escaped by jumping through Z
window on to the porch and running of
on TO the ground, falling about ~ feet,
and sustaining a serious, though not
fatal, injury. She gave the alarm and
the neighbors hurried TO tho house,
there 10 find Mrs. Smith ~eltering IN
her blood, unconscious and With q deep
cash on her head. The would-be mur'
derrr. however. had fed and has not
vet been captured. Considerable money
known 70 be in tbs house, no doubt,
prompted the dee,l.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Oregon for Tiiden.

SAS FRANCIsco, April 9-Dspatches
from Portland say The Democratic
Sate Convention, this afternoon, nom
mated Congressman Whitaker ior re-.
election. six delegates to Cincinnati
were chosen, and, though not positive
lv instructed, are Tor Tildcn. A res"lu-
ton endorsing liidcu and hendricks
Was adopted bya vote OF i to |.
The Irving Hall Democracy.
NEw NoEE, April 9.-Thc committee
of the Irving Hall Democracy appointed
for the purpose met to-day aud sent the
Democratic Union, who we're trying 10
harmonize the two factions Of the DE.
mocracy, an answer To their cOmmuni-
cation, declining their proposals, and
also copy Ot the resolutions adopted
by the committee, declaring that they
dlsappruyed OF any arrangement that
involved tie responsibility oi lntrodnc-
ing into the National or state COnVcn-
ton delegates from any organization
which threatened Ia dispute their au-
thority and repudlate their candidates,
and that whenever such organlLa'
ton consented to unite with
the regular Democrats IN un-
reserved support ot the National and
State candidates, this committee would
be- prepared cordially to arrange the
terms and conditions upon which Dem.
ocratic cooperation and harmony could
be secured and pcrpctualed.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGToN, April 9TH.
HENATE-

On motion of Mr.. Cameron, OF Penn
sylyania, il was resolved that when the
senate adjourned to-day it be until
Monday next.
MIR. Logan submitted a resolution
directing the Secretary OF War 10 iurn-
ish the Senate with any facts that may
be in his possession, in reference to the
recent mutila'ion Of one OF the cadets at
West Point.
Mr.. Eaton and Maxey thought the
resolution premature. An official inves-
tlgItiun ui the outrage Was known To be
in progress, and the Senate would he
able 10 get all OF the report when 1t
should be made.
Mr.. Logan modified his resolution To
request the President Of the
United States to transmit
sucn information in regard
to the affair IA, in his Judgment, would
not he incompatible with public in
terest. In his remarks Mr. Logan said
that the reports regarding the Outrage
were most extraordinary. He had
never heard OF man committing such
ouIragrs himself, aud he wanted the
Senate furnished with the facts.
The resolution was supported by
Messrs. voorhees,, Bruce and tloar, who
denounced the practice Of haLing and the
many outrages at West Point.
Pending debate, the morning houreX-
pirrd and the resolution went over.
The tie bill was taken up lud Mr..
Vest addressed the Senate.
Mr.. Mcmillan pointed out some legal
objections to the bill.
The first part of MIR, Morgan = amend.
ment. ending withthe word "seyeralty, -
was accepted by the committee and
adopted. The remainder of the amend
ment WAS rejccted-yca. Il nays Is.
After discussion II was unanimous
ly agreed that the general debate on the
bill shall cease at 3 O'Clock on Monday ;
that the debate on the amendment shall
then proceed under the tiye-minute rule
that the bill shall be finally voted on be-
fore adjournment on Monday.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
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SCAIDING 4 BURGLAR.
A Brave Girl Wins In u Battle
With "a Thief.

lhllhirllhlh hcfhFls
Ella DutTy, a servant ia the family Of
Lloyd Wicgand, at $50 North Forty
third street, had a tussle with burglar
last Saturday morning, and she finally
drove him out OF the place by pouring a
saucepan OF scalding water over him.
The girl is twenty wears Of age, and OF
petite figure. About three o'clock in
The morning she thought she heard
some one getting over the back ience.
She raised her window and looked out,
but could not distinguish any one. Next
she heard glass breaking, and soon alter
ward thought she heard voices Oh the
first floor, she waited nearly an hour,
listening ntently Now and then she
imagined she could distinguish sounds,
NJ she stole silently down the stairs
leading to the kitchen. When she
reached the foot Of the stairs she pushed
the door open, aud, greatly to her sur
prise, instead Of finding Mr.. Wiegand,
who was expected home from Washing
ton on late train. there stood strange
man near the gas light He wore mask
What ane YOU doing here y asked
the girl.
The man made no response, but pro-
ceeded o. quickly tie up table cloth,
into which he had thrown all ;he sil.
yerware a music box and other articles.
She rusheSl Al him aud SAID let
those things alone-get out Of here
With an oath the burglar turned up-
on her, raised a jimmy which he bad in
his hand. The Young giH fell "a the
floor and the blood gushed from her
nose and ears As she fell she caught
sight Of saucepan on the stove holding
about a gallon Of water. II Was nearly
full Oi boiling water, and A. the villain
rushed a, her again she Jumped tO her
feet a. quick a. a fash and dashed the
contents Of the pan into his face. With
a terrible yell and many curses he ran
out OF the hack door, aud, forgetting
himself i0r the present he cued % hi-
pal. who was standing IN the yard
"Run, I'm scAlded'
The girl set up shout, and a. soon
a. the fellow got out oi the kitchen, abe
bolIei the door. Then she discovered
that the cellar door hal been burst
open, - she procured a steel from the
table and secured II. Nov that the
burglArs had gone away Miss Duhy BE-
came frightened Al her brave oondOot
She awakened the rect Of the household,
who, when they beh~ld her in her night
dres. and the blpcd pouring out Of her
nos. were a. badly srarcd ~ she sas.
The gallant yOnng girl guided the party
10 the kitchen, where tie siyefSATe
MAS found as the burglar bal dropped
IL, the cArTet beIng tossed up by the
skirmish betSeen the wounded zirl and
the bungsar. The seryio.-s OF a physician
we're procured to drc-- her wounds, bat
ts. SO. k.~ Lssa s,sAGssA =. '...s s.,..i
The burglar struck her on the u, ~
a he heal and u Il no; knoEn 49,
-, .knll h fractured or not a
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Quota of Money Raised-Suit
Against an Official Dismissed.

oVo'IaI UNINI-II y FIIV N s''7'1'
WASHINGTON, Pa, April o.
The amount Of money necessary To
secure the extension Of the Pittsburgh
South ern railroad via Hillsboro. Car
michaels and Mt. Morris, has nearly all
been secured The requisite amount
has been raised between llillsboro and
Carmichaels, and the committee Is work
ing hard for the last five thou sand dol
lars to complete the roai TO Mt, Morris
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The Trials Of an Engaged oirl


After all, the yoke Of marriage Is an
apparatus that should SIT on -tvo pairs
ol shoalders; and there Is nothing very
seemly in seeing girl wait 10 wear her
own part oi il until Il has been nicely
padded with quilted satin. Looking at
The matter from q less elevated point Of
yiex, long engagements are rather tire
some, in restricting the liberty OF gtrls.
Miss Jenny, who is golhg tO marry Mr..
simpson - soon a. that hopeful Young
man srts q living, Is Obliged in the
meanwhile 10 deny herself many pleas
~sas. lss< Nr. Simpson should lake ID
iea.e. she must eschsw halls; she
hnst tske rare thai nobody makes love
/ ~ hes. sna foF this purpose she "
| Obliged ~ let all chance cotners be
spe~aily tntormed Of her eag.semenL
uahappily. the symbolism q nngs is
always uaresHrasA. else the chAncs
comers might discover the iact t0r
thenselves by looking At the second IN
ger OF Mis- Jenny's left hand. II Jsn-
nv has no sister n talk oi her bet-othal,
and u her mother does not arcspt time
ly hints ~ mention Il on every neoes'
sary occasson, 90 the en<Szensnt - noi
announced In the Hsuss Joerual the
[ x1ri ~ rAlncI cmo@tt&-rCo ~ NtsNr -
Shich 20 convey the nexs dehcately td
ssr.ns,rs she cannot sllude % Nr
s,,,nson A s-Johnny'-that you'd be toS
s@ili.r: ,he csnns speak Of him q,
..Simp~ou." tor ths would scans
.,,sns,: bet u she refers 10 bim ire
-asSx A sMr. simpson, stranger
;sas a.v uniesirsble hierenocs trou
80 .nnsrrnt hrailixrity vith . Persor
.has coldly spsri6sd. Then the snSHs
ri hss 10 put 40 vi,h . grc~i deA
h.a yhich . only pleasing tof
;is .nd .lt.rvard becomes toier.ose
Ths trisls "A psirinony are req .sl, aeau'
c,mnsnd<d % her impatient , -,
S.y of psfernai rebnke; an, ~,
YOU VIII fnd cot thai ss ~
-hsn YOU are . viis yourseiE
80. ar A snah 10 pat upon hef -.
~ -,.h 10 cpsiaer hsrsslf Tree D
the rrmiadsr that shs No ~ ~,
" " - that shsre ID many /. sae ~
,s.n cup and Zip. someanes 'i@P ~,
- 4. .esnally held mp 70 her A. sse 80
.uv 49,, don't think MI. slMp
0.3 ,u;fs approve OF your sesI
soa 49, 49, %eSrrry ribbon; !" .Jenny' De-,
i Aink NJ, Sapses sss ,ss. thos
~~-sd III be heard yol ehp' M,
s,Sc,. - or. "Jenny, ! Am saN -
Spnsoa vosA not think q p'oPs. go, -
! s.,S .lay ersasss v'fh nsp.A' ~ I,
y4rrs.s = sseuSA u au this '
80 : III d down and s'sAn-
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n,,,.,sl, A,,,ul,-brol. J.li.

SrKUBESvILLL April 7.-sieubenyills
has drum corps. composed OF young
men ranging from eighteen 10 twenty
years OF ase. Last night they parAdei
our strssts playing popular Airs. Wbsn
nesT the c,srnef ol FOURTH and south
streets they were sssauited by . crowd
Of roughs With stones, and several we're
seriously injured. samuel Nedhcott
was struck under the left eye with
piece oi brick, which cut . deep gash
and Knocked him down. Charley Nc
Peeiy vas badly cot In the nde BY one
Of the flying missiles, and one OF tuo
others reo>,yed injuries IL isnot kno.n
vhai cau.e the crowd had for -
ing the as.anh- They we're thcofht to
10 p~rtie. employed 81 Bs@tsy's siAs'
workA a-n
sentenes ci three months fcr nsssArsy'
last uight ssved tbs rsa eer y W,
1 - - k~aa CaulurrI-
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VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGH-
TER.
Pleads Guilty to Numbering His
Father.

special Dispatch 70 the Register
WAYsEsBURo, Pa. AprilS,
A. J. McDougle, charged with killing
his father, some time since, with an old
boot, plead guilty Of voluntary man
slaughter.
In the case OF Tanner vs.. Swart, in
the Greene county court, the bill was
ignored and the plaintiff required to
pay the costs. Mr.. Swart was prosecu-
ted for receiving pay for services as
Superintendent Of the Waynesburg and
Washington railroad, while he was a
director Of that corporation.
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Ofrh 0tna

Aoang k.isin, . Barnese. Who Ia.
been educated IN this eoantry With ,
viev Of sendins him a. q Rap,ist rnis-
xonAry % Burnah. lectared last xeek
in BAltimoreL Speaking Of ths d.plor.-
BE condition ei women in The eass.
owing manly 70 peculiar rshxioa,
teschinxs, he sid: aGiris in CHINA a.,
believed 10 have 10 sOals and 70 an
them i noi murder and thsreioss nos
20 be panixhed Where paena are %
poor too support the SRI Children they
are dispo-eA of in the following way
trexalar intervals An appointed oftloss
soes thrOash q visl.<s and ooilects trOu
poor parents al the sri ekittrea they
e.nnot care fot when they are aboai
ei-ht laws cd. He has too Arye bA<k'
- attaches 20 the ends Of . bAnbcc
pols and slans over hs sseaiAer. sax
,nIsnts are plzrei IN ssch hAskst and
hs c.rries them 10 soneoneigh borins
yillsr. and eXPoses thsn ior sals'
Motbsr. xhe desire 10 MIA xivss to'
tesir .oas bay sach - they hay ssssst
re o,hers are taken % the sssernnsll
s.-lnm. oi which there are nany a.
,h,oash The soantry. II there y roe1
there they are taken in. Il not they an
drowned
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THE NEGRO CADET AT WEST
POINT.
What L. Said and Thought About the
Case.
syo.ia. 10 tho Rsgister

What L. Said and Thought About the
Case.
sporia. 10 tho Register
wAsHINoroS, April ..
The negro West Point cadet, Whit
taker, has become an important person
SSe, ~ kilograms are received daily at
the War Office about him. and yester-
day a subcommittee % the House Mil
itary Committee, including Gen, Joseph
l.. Johnston. VAS appointed to inyesti-
gate his case fully. II - well that Gen.
S,hodsld, who is one Of the Sblest men
ia the country. is at the head Of the
Military Academy, and there IL no Jan
ger oi his being imposed upon. The
Republicans ARE anxious tO make out OF
u, lor campaign purposes, an outrageous
case ni southern brutality. | asked
a vraluat. of West Point, To-
day, who WAS Chief Quartsrmaster
IL ten. Ben Butler during the war,
what he Thought Oi Il, and he replied
that one Who hal never been 10 West
Point httle knows how complete ~ the
Ostracism o. which a negro cadet ls sub
l,cted, ar how completely white cadet
would be- cut by hrs e. lows II he were
o. OlIcr the slightest social courtesy to a
negro cadet. The prejudice ia IA strong
among New England cadets Il not
stronger, than among those from the
TAR south. said he. when We took
Newborn, y. G., during the war, 5000
negro cuntr4bands came to Us, and at
ono time had as many a. 7o,OOO To
Iook alter ! secured the services Of An
original AbOllJlunist whose honesty and
humanity we're recognized by all who
knew hJm, and | thought | hal a
treasure IA hun lie Was put over q
large number II the Newbern negroes,
aud il was not long before one OF them
came IN my headquarters With his head
split open. Nv ahOlstiOnists came
promptly fnrward and acknowledged
that he hail done 10. and Was sorry to
have % confess that he could not take
from negro what he would have taken
from white man. He seemed really
mortified that, after a life devoted 70 Sc
curing the treedOm Of the negro, he Vas
unable 20 treat him as a man and q
brother. I lind at Washington that
Nss Englsnder, while protesting the
greatest love Tor the negro, has no sym
pathy tor him really when put % the
ts.f
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Residence Destroyed by Fire
Unique Fatal Accident.
WAsHINGroS, Pa, April ..


spssAl Dispatch In the Register.
The elegant brick residence in lnde-
pendence township, belonging to John
Stewart, and occupied by Everett VIII
son, was totally destroyed by fire last
night, originating from a defective tiue.
The personal effects were all saved.
Loss 5000, fully covered by insurance.
A day or two since, a twelve-year
old girl, a child Of VIM. Murdock, OF
Carmichaels, came to her death. She
was out playing. and, running with a
stick in her hand, fell upon it, the stick
running into her mouth and down the
throat, with the above result.
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FENiININITIES.

WOVEN resemble flowers. They shut
up iwhon they sleep.
Why is a Zulu belle like prophet Of
old2 Because she has not much ON 'er
In her own cOuntry.
1T IL said that Gall Hamilton can talk
to twelve people at once. \ Gatling
gun in PelticOats, a. Il we're.
EVERY time two women meet on the
street and kiss, the thermometer sinks
II degrees aud people hustle around and
bank up their cellar windows.
THk waves OF wOman's handker-
chief have wrecked many a man, aud
the waves OF woman's hand without
the kerchisi have wrecked many small
boy.
THE Plrls.an saws that a. the tenden-
cy now il, the ladies' will soon wear
dresses so tight fitting that they will
have Ia soak them m warm water IN or
der to take them of.
ANEw ORLEANs man has invented q
kind OF candy that will make the brraih
smell OF onions. This Is for girls tO
treat their rivals with. Only New Or
leans mAn would have been guilty 81
such an invention.
THx ballots tor the ladies Who vote a,
the next election will probably he cut ON
the bias or scAllOped. IL will not be at
all strange II We hear them sxclaim
Her bollat is old-iashiuned 1T doesn't
look ft To be seen.
EAsrSR evening chat "Did you see
Miss FitIjoy's hat Was il not charm
,ngr' Yes. a pretty hat but the same
leather she has worn for three SEASONS,
and the flowers that she wore season be
fore last" OminOus and dreadful 81
lence.
An Indiana girl Who suelior a breach
oi promise, found all her hove letters con.
fronting her In court, and rather than
have the Jury know that she spelled Il
marry" Tor marry, "hArte" for heart,
and "hapie' tor happy, she ~ithdrrw
the suit Young man, see the Pont'
save your love letters.
Ir takes Chicago mashed masher 10
write q neat lcve-letter o. his girl One
Recently indited this beautiful thought,
Beloved Evelyn. 10 come home soon.
When you're away from the great me-
tropOlis Of the earth. anil | can see
YOU every dny, ieli as blamed miserable
"A a sinh tailed mule in hy-tlme'
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Fairy Castle Cruelty Destroyed.

Cedar spriugs Ia , Nipfst.
Not long since some plous parents,
not thousand miles from Cedar
Sprngs, concluded TO diSAbuse the
mind OF their hllle d@a1hteT sboat
there being a reSl santa Clsas, and 80,
aftsr reminding her Of the manv times
they had Told her about that jolly per-
sonsss and discovered that theiT teach
tugs had been believed by the little
girl, they boldly informed her tha, all
iheir ss@eh.ngs on that subject we're
islse, and TIA there ~As no santa Gau.
The httls giri Sss ~Onder-struck, and
stter Nsking some Questions and reject.
ing Tor SINE htile time, significantly
asked; Hos y h about Jesus Chns,
/ did ycu lie 10 me about him, toos''
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCI-
DENT.
Two Freight Trains Collide ON
the Is. II q. Road.

special DsIAtch W ths Register
ZASEsvILLE, o., April o.
Freight trains No. IL and No. l5, col
lided at O'Clock this morning. Orders
had been received at the Telegraph Office
here to hold No. Is for orders. No. Is
received them and started. At the
GAINESVILLE paper mill it met No. IL on
the main track. One of the engines was
completely demolished and number
of cars badly wrecked. Loss not less
than $4,000 to the company. The fault
is supposed to rest with the dispatcher
Of trains at Newark.
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CONNUBlALITIn

A nocsssoLD with . baby ID
on . rock.
"Dosa your mother knGu
router" asked . rival when ~
and groom started on than Z
tour. IA
OsE nan sioped with the = =
other fpm Q spelling. bee In u
such bees interfere with ~
moon. -
wHss an Indiana woma9 =
her husband - "oh cospss ,
and applies Tor . divorcs and =
grants u. -.
"wAsrrD-a girl" imploryd
change. some time back bui
iores Of nature moved pitt
and Il Vas . boy. a
THE Sultan hss <,000 ssrvNno
yet We dare cay. vhsn the e
won't work. the sultana tells
the hired girls night out, and
go shinning around in th
warm up the harrm again.
THmx arc sme things
can't put up with When he
Of . second story window ON
fence. 10 have his vile como
ask him II b. 10 hurt. 10 NOR
man can stand and MOI ~, m
wmss q couple az pronoa b
aud vile" they ihint they arS Z
Pronounce them "w'aaan and d
and they wouldn't hInk so \
not' II one torn 4 coneloo|
other must he. z
A CosSrTiCur wide woA
900 is ready 10 marry ptovid
find q msn who knows eno,t y
chances are that she Nj and
she'll bs deuced lucky I hs ~
10 know q little too musb
" takes q while to - ss@
mans ways. when . yau
steals up behind his vils v
standing st her dreasins CD
denly bends forward and rde
erpccted kiss on her lips, hs
knowlrdse that Q womsn
1877 pins in her mouth uhiisd
Ing. NJ
Rev. Thomas Bsecher d
Tor the following bit d ~
your viis objects 10 kissing ~
you smoks. simply remain 4
know some gh who vill. -
IT," And that confession secA
ties the husband. "A
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had stated in open court that she auth
orized the institution of the suit, the
ease must be tired.

Ofllcu ZIG iusbltul4Ou VI TIC suit, tne
ease must be tired.
Visitors TO the Naval Academy.
WAsHISoroS, Aprfl 9.-CoL Alex. ".
Campbell, of West Virginia, and Hon.
Emerson Etherage, OF Tennessee, have
been appointed on the Board Of Visitors
10 the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
The Immediate Deficiency Bill
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The House
Committee on Appropriations took up
the immediate deficiency bill and voted
10 concur in a majority Of the Senate
amendments Uhe main ones in which
they decided not 10 concur were, the
item OF s2S6, 500 for the completion of
the north wing of the new War, State
and Navy Departments building and the
senate amendment reducing the apprO-
priatiou for public printing from $780,
90 TO $4,000.
The Hoop Iron Question
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The House
Committee on Ways and Means took up
from the subcommittee, 10 whom the
matter Was referred. the report recon-
mendfng that all importers who had
made contracts then in force should be
allowed 10 enter cut hoops by paving
the 20 per cent AL valorem duty.
Mr.. Garfield offered substitute that
the law should be construed to embrace
"cut hoops" As subject 10 the. specific
duty imposed on "hOop iron" (which is
the hig hest rate Of duty favored by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, but that all
contracts entered into prior 20 March
18th and based upon the adyalorem duty
should be protected by admitting 'cut
hoops" under that rate.
Upon this proposition n vote was
taken and resulted: Yeas-Gartield,
Kelley, Frye, Conger, Phelps and Dun
nell, 8. Nays-WoOd, Carlisle, Tucker
and Mills, l. Messrs. Morrison, Gibson
and FELTON, were absent, and
a. they will be- permitted to
record their votes the action OF the
committee is not yet determined. II,
however, ~ there is some reason tO be-
lieye. FELTON, should record his vote in
favor OF the proposition. il would con
stitnte a majority OF the committee and
secure a ruling in the interest Ot the
protectionists OF the iron interest.
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DEF GOODS.
usv Yea.

Nsw Yoax. April a-Dry
The jobbin9 tssds is moderate
Businsss contiasss qulss viii
sion houses and isnportAx-
quist and steady. Prints in I
demand Ai nrst hands. Gin
tive. and printed lavns, piQus1
prints doing fairly. Mems VI
ems quiet and very nrm. foS(
sluofish. "
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BURNED TO DEAF
W..derful fortitude O 80

csnrinnau Knqairer.
Mamie Fahey. q child g
90. burned - death esnI y
,-o,ning Al the hone Oi - U91 -
- go Pearl stseei. un>tw ~ nnux
IA. .oh p~cuiiar circq -
Sss 80 ar o'clock hee cl11f -
,hs daor a her room . 11I3 - .
.,o,e 40 procure her I uUX OF
,s.tinx she lefi u1m ~ y in
f.nt s;.t~r IN bed 49, 1A11&1 are
youA return beiSE1 - - In
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