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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
Last Nights Dispatches.
EEw YORK.


New YORK. April lO.-This Afternoon
there was great excitement at the walking
match. At6 o'clock Hart had made 55(
miles, 81 better than the best 0n record
He then ran around tho track with the
American flag. At 6:32 he had eQualied
Browns great score of $50 miles. The
applause was deafening as the other wal.
kers congratulated him and others especial
ly as Dobler logged around with him, and
cries of "Gn it Black Dan," rent the air.
At 8.l1 Hart finished his 500 mile at
8:25; Hanawaker completed $50 miles
securing about $50 for his labor and pains
of the week. Howard, Pegram and Hart
linked, ran once around the track and
soon Afterwards Doblcr and Howard
together carried floral gift which had
just been presented to the former. Cheers
at this stIme for Chicago's lgame represen-
tative were deafening. O'Leary belt was
fastened on Black Dan. and he then made
the last lap of the greatest six day rance
on record, finishing SOS miles l63 yards at
$50 clock. The total score is as follows:
Hart, SOS; Pegram 5435; Howard, 534t
Dobler 53l; Allen 5254: Krohne, sic;
Williams, 509s; Hapawaker 450f
Hartireceived a challenge to-day from an
unknown for the belt.
$28. 900. According to agreement, half
the amount goes to the managers aud the
other half is TO be divided among the con-
testants. Hart will receive 81, ,275; Pc
gram 1857; Howard. $l.793; Dobler
1896; Allen $445; krohne 1924; Williams
$ll2; Hanawaker $50 Hart also receives
the sweepstakes of $4,000 aud the 81 900
offered for beating Browns record.
NEW YORK, April 0-The failures fer
the first quarter of the present year re-
ported by the mercantile agency of r q.
Dun & Co., indicate very great decline
not only in number but especially in the
amount of liabilities. In the first three
months of 1880 there were 400 failures
as against 2. 500 for the FIRST three months
of 1879 and $500 for the first three
months of 1878 Liabilities for the first
quarter of 1880 are only $l2,OO0,OO as
against $43, 900 900 in the same period of
1879 and $50. 100000 in the first quarter
of 1878. These figures indicate steady
of favorable conditions for the
trade or the country.
The suit of James A. Whalen against
Gen Sheridan has been appealed 10 the
u nited States Supreme Court by Judge
Blatchford writ. The plaintiffs CLAIM
is for $420.0O0. the value OF personal
property on Kellona plantation, louisa pa.
from which he was elected
THE WHITAKER CASE
WEST POINT, April 10.
Witness was officer of the day. and the
first one who entered Whittaker's room.
He described the condition in which he
found Whitaker. weltering 10 blood,
bound and bruised. Whitaker being
shaken, had said twice, Please don't cut
me-" 1t seemed from witness iliustra~
tons that Whitaker was so securely tied
that he could hardly have bound himself,
witness after being tied as Whit
taker was did unite himself in court Ad
journed
BUFFALO. April l0.-There was heavy
and damaging gale this afternoon
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
Ca AEUALTIEg.

READING. Pa. April lO.-An explo-
sion of dynamite at Downiugton killed
John Powell and Robt, Taylor and severe
iy injured aiout twelve others. TIE
killed and wounded were quarrymep.
FARGO D. T, April l0-J, Kelly.
freight conductor on the Northen Paci-
&c railroad, was killed nesr Tower City
tonight by falling. between two locomotives
while passing from one to the other.
Sixty cars passed over him He leaves a
wife and one child
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
TreffuI omen.

None ueceiVe so much benefit, and none
are SO profoundly grateful and show such
an interest In recommending Hop Bitters
as women. 1t is the only remedy peculi.
arly adopted to the many ills the sex il
almost universally subieuctto. Chills and
fever. indigestion or deranged liver. con
slant or periodical sick headaches. weak
ness 10 the back or kidneys PAIN 10 the
shoulders and differebt parts of the body
feeling Of lassitude and despondency. are
all readily removed by these Bitters.
THOMAS STATION. MINI. Aug. 9. 1879.
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEN. SO John
St., New York City:
Dear Sfrs-Last Sabbath l was at Fond
du Lac and called on Mr. w. M. CARLTON
was surprised to find him SO much i'm
proved; he told me that your medicine
Constitution Water" had been the means
of doing it. 1t has been the belief OF
every physician knowing of his case that
there was no help for him.
Yours respectfully.
S. ASHLEY, Jr.
Agent St, Paul & Duluth R~R.
Ask your dauggist for it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
Danger in the Oven

No lady can expect her cook to produce
pure, sweet. healthful pastry, bread, Etc.
unless she uses pure articles. Poisonous
drugs are being retailed all over the coun-
try as Baking Powder" "Flavoring Ex-
Etc. Ii you use Gillet's preparar
tions all danger is avoided. they are pure,
rich and delicious.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
Old MedFoTd-

Nothing is Superior 10 the old genuine
Medlord Rum from Daniel LIE Srence &
Son, Boston. They keep only strictly
pure article For sale by all first class
dealers in Rock Island. Inquire for
Daniel Lawrence & Sons genuine old
Mod ford
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
weather PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. A pril 1l.-Indications tor
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys: Partly clearer weather, south
westerly winds and falling barometer.
generally followed by rising barometer and
by winds veering to colder northweEteriy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
ReddiEc's Russ "a Salve.

For over fifty years Redding's Russia
Salve has been acknov lodged the leading
remedy for all flesh wounds and skin dis
eases. II. b. Clafin. the great New Ycrk
dry goods merchant. pronounces Is the
best remedy | have ever used"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
caIIFnRNIA.

SAN Francisco, April 12.-W eston
com pleted his walk last night at IL, with a
score of 365 miles He has been mucn
troubled with vertigo during the Walk
which accounts for the low score.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12

Years of use have established the tena-
city of SPALDING' GLUE Its hold on
the confidence of the public cannot be
broken.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12

Our LIGHTNING LINIMENT is 'ttod7n,'
friend to the afflicted. Try it gently.
Sold by G. Speidel. Rock Island and
Richards = Sohr beck. Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12

CAIRO, Ill. April I2.-General Grant
has telegraphed his acceptance of the in
vitatlon to visit Cairo en- the 18th or 10th
inst.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
New * orrk Market.

NEW York, April IL.
FINANCIAL.
Gold / 90
Aoney-6
Governments-Highe
q. g Bonds 6fe cent S0'e 1881 ........ ,.,1 O5|
4Hs .........................1 O9
New 5'E /. .O2 81
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Spring quiet and shade frmer; winter
active Mc better; No northwest May
20 No white April / 32A; No red epot / 371t
50: do April 3s do May ! 81
Corn-Quiet; shade better; mixed western spot
52052A: do futures 47A052%
Oats-Shade stronger; western b1Xl52X:
Pork-Firm; new mess IL 25.
Lard-Shade frmer; steam rendered 47N.
whisky 10.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. April 12.-Kem BILE
passed through here. it is supposed for
Harrisburg.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
Eix8fN a sS1skss = Z St5sss s.
I!;'' Is1iZ:S73sY7 T;y5ST IS S:JIy

An Agreeable Aperient and Refrigerant
This wellknown preparation Is highly recon-
mended for DYSPEPSIA HEADACHE Sickness of the
Stomach, Heartburn, and all complaints arising
from Acidity, Bilious and Malarial Fevers 1t eoos
the blood and regulates the bowels. 1t Is faVor-
lite medicine for children and its acidity and sweet
taste makes il cooling and refreshing. Put up In
OF. bottles. Prepared by
A ROGERS SONS, Chemists. N. Y
- Superior to Mineral Waters, Seidlltz Pow
ders, &C
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
Children Cry for Petcher's Castoria.

Ceufaur LiuimontS. the worlds great
Pain-re1ieying agents for Nan and Beast.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-12
BUSINESS CARDS.

w. w. RATHBUN,
A ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
~ Notary Public. All business will receive
prompt attention. Office in room 2, Bnford's
Block, Rock Island, ILL., 9-2d&w1y
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-17

1t is reported that General Charles Ad-
ans, who has been prominent in connec-
tion with the negotiations with the Utes,
has been offered a foreign appointment,
General Adams friends say that he has
been told that he can have any place that
is now vacant, and it is said that he de-
sires to be appointed Minister in Bolivia
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-17

Gen. Grant has never shown himself
other than single-minded. law-abiding,
devoted American citizen. He has done
more to save the Union than all his de-
tractors put together. Yet to hear them
talk, a stranger mighl think Gen. Grant
was the one who had been public enemy,
and whose existence was standing men,
ace to free institutions. Fortunately the
people understand this sort of electioneer-
ing rant and make due allowances. The
popular estimation in which this eminent
citizen is held is demonstrated by the ur-
paralleled fervor Of his reception upon
his return from abroad, and nothing will
be gained by his opponents by painting
him as "Hun," "Visigoth," Lombard" !"
or mexican dictator" in disguise. -Bnt-
.fdl0 Commercial Advertiser.
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Sugar from Spring Water.

We had call last Thursday from Mr.. III.
T. Mills, now living on his new farm
northwest of Burr Oak. Mr.. Mills pro-
duced for our inspection respectable
sized lump of sugar, which he had made
from water caught as it ran from living
spring upon his place. The process of
manufacture was similar to that by which
maple sugar is produced from the sap of
the maple tree, namely by "boiling it
down." This experiment was made last
Sunday, and the amount of sugar "tried
OUT from three gallons of pure spring
water was one and halfpounds.
Mr.. Mills had his attention called to the
peculiar quality of the water of this spring
by the fact that the cattle refused to drink
it, and then by personal "sampling," it's
sweetness inducing him to try the expert
ment of sugar-making fom such singular
material, with the result stated.
We tasted the sugar-which has almost
the identical appearance of maple-and
were struck with its similarity of taste.
There is enough difference however to
convince one that it is not maple, but that
it is an excellent quality of sugar, with
strong maple flavor, one is forced to be-
lleve. We consider Mr.. Mills a truthful,
honorable gentleman, and as he showed it
and explained the circumstances without
reserve, or the slightest appearance of de-
ception, we cannot believe he has purpose
ly manufactured hoax for the amuse-
ment of the over-credulous.-CO COncordia
(Kdn.) Enterprise, Februday27.
The Buffalo Cypress notes that the
chain-mail vest which is said to have
saved Gen. MeIkon from vladetski's bull
let, has for many generations past been
common article of wear among the lead
ing personages of Europe, the most nota-
BILE examples being Oliver Cromwell, Gus
tavus of Sweden, the present Gear, and
Louis XVI. In the Middle Ages these
mail-coats were known as "Milan Shirts"
and greatly esteemed for the tineness OF
their workmanship. The New York Times
tells of "a famous Italian guerrilla, who
went into the battle of Ravenna thus
equipped, and was found dead with the
links of his mail still unbroken, though
the bones beueath it were completely shat
tered by the force of the death-blow. A
''bullet proof vest of this kind was Of
fered by speculator to the Duke of Wei
lington, who got rid of him in very char
acteristic way. Bidding the man to put
it on, he ordered the sentry outside to
load with ball cartridge and come up at
once; but the visitors confidence in his
invention did not apparently extend to
the testing oft on his own person, for he
took to his heels at once.
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900 Engravings, on Art, Science, and Fashion.
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IL Architectural Designs for Beautiful Homes.
200 ur more Original Receipts for Family Use.
And the usual Original Department matters.
The January No. of the New Year will be issued
December rst and will contain the open n chap
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CHRISTIAN REID,
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4 NIarAisnl Misunderstanding u Horse III
n Hlx-Hl0ry Stable.


gratllly tmintc,l yn,s tt,at carry tha t1nitul
htnt9s malls, and ha tlns IL kstIs nenrly ~
lprses fur this nllu other p.trkasts, Itls stnhl"
~ lArg1 building, alx sttIrles high M Wut'slcr
etrtut, naMr Spring. Tl0 vnilx niltl HaYt,tls HFu
kel,t Vi. tho 9N,tinh il0or, aud llIo lursra nru
Atnb!ctt IN tho upper nnes. l",siiE tnkof1 u Iltl
tltbwn pl a monster elGrassr. EuIno Flpfltet,l
ulnnthA MgD Mr. Oils (Mid f!UI tar u t.rlt nlia
llAshlny lAy Hc1lllIK, Antl tho li,ItIIul wAs used
mostly by his daughter, Alla wAs EG,ltln!li
HtahtCd a,l tho sixth stury. TN lhiIra!!r lust
t.,rev n.eIl ci.liost 1T llu ptsthtu nl tskel per-
atisstnn to visit tho slx III Ir H. uxstillile st1,n
machinery st"ro,l !tioru. r.r'ss!nn w1s readily
e ;ois ,,n r. tno antasTy S. hSy spsn.
dussS i',aS ls,' shey toll IL @ Hs. Utis t,t '"S ihS
mutual htltl boetl xtoon from tllen two ycAFs to-
fDr1 aiIu demanded. Instant TNsilttlUIs. nlll bp.
Ing refused. went AwAy threatening !eKnl prsl-
e,sulltuEs Fearing tho devious ways Ut tho law,
Mr. OTIS consulted his COUNSEL, Mr. 'uhn tlay. ut
No. ll6 Nassau street, ind wis Auvsed ta 1ttAk1
no resistance u tho serytcv " thu writ III ~.
plovin shAllhl ntiG ln. OlltAMtd but, hy tho
way !ul.ictt alr. hay," liun't think yutt Hru
compelled IL usslst In rcInurlnA tho t.rtIrcrty.'
lowed II. Mr. nt!s rei,,ru:I II his Stable and
while 1e waa nut, City Marst1nl ietcr " saiuluti
eIlto1 70 seryD writ VI rup!ev!n grsHtetl by tho
Ihlrl District Civil Court It, fntur " liutert
Tuxgaet, Of NJ. bgl Il,idson streut. Mr.. Otis
furaulA1l, fully instructed BY hts employer. ~.
bin to "Cnpt. Jinks'" stuIi III tho
slxth story Without ueMus, Tho Mlr'
, 1880-08-30
SUFFERING KANSAS.
TNcntyscfEllt TtiOuAanh T'cDt1r 0st tho
Brink of ktaryntt1fl-ttn .sprcnl tor

TNcnffsctENt ThDnAanh I'cDrlr Oh tho
Brink of starvatton-in Appenl tor
Help.
ST. Lnt'ts. Mo. Aug. I'D meeting wna hcii
In thn rnnd!tItu.rmsn NJ tho MERCHANTS Exchnnu"
tn.tlUy fiy tho Directors to listen To tlIn upcAl
NJ thu ltcv. =. y. bartlett nnt1 j. i. scfertr. Il!
Snrton County. knnsas, fur contribution. frt,ni
tho Exeinnvc tnwnrd relieving tho destitute ntnl
suffering people ri tint scttlOn. Mcssrs. Hart.
lett md Scilrrer were commissioned lly the Ecn-
trstl AID Committee uf Merton County, Of which
thry arc residents, IN solicit help.
Their statements h1cl,se II surprising md
terrible stnte IF a!cstItuttun III Northwestern
Eatlsas. in eighteen counties tho fnosste uie
nitu"st ssarvlng. an.l in tlrrlorHhla ktntr os
Jewell. Washington, Smith. besntt,r, Rollins.
part nf Phillips ttrn1lntll, lrcp EllIs gnl 9TH
5s as ~ nxe:t ss, !" 'ae s te rs r :" kr,s Ill.,
FIJI sss s'f Y fSs sass saase '%9Ss e 'o
~ ,l,s LEGALITY last yenr's crnp vas ,'y linn
ltti nne. nj IT NJ! wi!at wns nsprr'cf. Sf.n"'
cra,'s havn MI tern DESTROYED. SUM os tho
farmers imve stw.r! nn pnitt fsarr s!tnes ,llir-
tng tlc year. will: mnny hive ,lt'n.. ~ three
ircs+ hit their t'1fnrts were uflre~nr.sEd. L.tat
tMtt they tnwta! wheat. but 1t bird. There VII.
~ EuIw Ii airr my moisture. and M fnus. asl'l
!hat fitlcd ,aiso u! aceo.,nt II ~ ,serers
.rnlslt. corn wns mkt plnnt'l. Int
a1psaraar ISs 'Ss s%fax""ii' %siie + ssrny IL: :r s II
tlst,. cn.rsly t. "Mly atc w tue s'alks q! tl.o
"iws TINT son nf ii n,iyh, st!l| IL, rtherrI il:
Int the lHsl'. were o'!cE nlnr'' disappointed.
tonpctr.I tho ;irs,r',ction 1t ile litter. 80 '
mud want Gnu hnnycr urn -iartnR these a,;'t.'
Missouri ai!i I.'wa: upto a,.lt is wsek. nro
uctrrttj (t,ty vi Jnfn tIrrnt1a! TIM Stntr
, 1880-08-30

mud yct ut, ID niyilt lwfou' last i,le 7ih IL
August ito Iittngs lad iu!t.ll rt4.tt ttl of tic
fugitive. Thu ol,t lIo,li"gne cousin las hren
Wired to; fE l,ns neither s,a'fl 11ur heard nf
mil tic advertisement. "c"nrr hnck, ulnI ai
silal be- fnrgtyru," Inserted III the provincial
newspapers, rtniaIns wlthou! response. ii.
t. I. Is lteallsolai,Ie; i'c fears lest. ovrrcnnc
i'osc VII" arc @ '',st intina," wi!; icr t'. as.
substitute lor }srr .tfDwsy a'lor'r. Menu.
while, thltlins Is III u lt!asHIary; lr y
sofa ,ttI e, n hut I'M @ h;s %""'t ,,' ; 1ns'ny r. 're
Inr hls wol,i.!w rival. lie Is ttkrly IL l,S.: lls
ctsc agninst n. r.: Ile ranIIot continue 70
llss %l|'' NJ M rhI!s aftrr such blic
tln rt'-tcs,n,.sttrrs.
What will he tho ilnal '!e!,Hllrnlent nf the
f1llnwl,Eg StraisE. epis,nle w!Ilr Inns fur
iissld fnal i"r tho gossip nf hos; Win sttl!
l'ngcr~li,y tln sr.ns Of tlm'Ms''1tcrrnFrall
It wns II runaway n.latr, tn Mgln with. It
might lIau cn!,',s IN nlrrlagc: mos: iu:ret,,s
think that u Ah",''l l,nye 81 riiltel.. II the
tiE's Ieir sc'erni "t IT, 'f c ! nsSHs gf WY u T.
H. wealthy Partisan l'auker; his
title was purchased ut Rome: ". q. ln:arH
tile tlae VI stiri1iist nF w1rl'l.wttl: e"l':l'-
Il! Paris, wlsile tic .Atalrlss Imahits ,,nat;-
nirent Villa near sfent"ne. 81. q. Is clryrr,
gsl,,ki"w, ;,t a sHi''Sss l.; ~ # a., al - m;|Es"s ;|E
living by Ills f,"n hol,nrnl,Iy, hut Us hr Il
iintfl'llE lnnrn tlun q ''!mu.'cr ni,fli-ttr!vrr"
II lsllu tln n0l,lc Mnr4nis.-Ilr was t!luHt;l,t
1, nf ~ coI,srgHlce. Nnw' tlle ,i, ,Mia,r'tnis 'usa
ceises'l s sioicn, isiss"H ir NJ, L.. With. I'll % FOR
nlnrc ii,t1i tWnlyr.n"ssh, Was INT even
i,n,lce, by this gentleman, ii, spite 1T snrlcs
Of passionate letters containing ~, hrfiwi! 9f
her sentiments. 1;at ,yo''NE slrls, iilse How;
l,rstIlrs tho cl,arac1rr Ut Jnsrph Is hurt 70
keep nn ut q when, i1-teaI Or old
Mrs. i'ntipl'ar, thu ttnlltrcss Is n
fH.antlfnl 'lHI,sGl of II. Thu r"lnancc went
M nas|,sMel'd ,rnr several 'n"n;hs, uYtiI
som: :Mle WAS guilty Of an ins!ls"st'tlp,'. when
tic Matrilestt EIltsrtrlMl, md tho lny,rs were
parted. still. tliev sitw cAr!t other from ttne
in time, nn't !'H.ily went n't t"g'iller aGrnss ~
tho trt'l,i!e' Sr%! ttnt n. Il. informed tlle
Tint Sic Sic woui,i 10 wsii ta c"it s',ae paretsxt
for ilGr disappearance. lsut ,lian1,E a,a!t NJ
rr9Hly been too "titsia,kell: tie itainn Cnil-
sll hn.l been Apl'eal'*i TO-, 'ikswlsG il,S Cen
yr'lr nl tile lleplh!lr, WHO trIrgrplied - tho
Marquis TINT he had butler cn,,ir. down.
,Inie" days nftcrwarI papa was on t!!G spot,
furious III tl.e SCANDAL mule, Ni'tl ttcr.'lr,! to
II" hns . tw" othcr ,tnuri,t,rs. lIannr.
ably married. md tllctr husbands md
s2yarat mutual friends liad IL, tiitli-
Guilty In obtaining !,is agreein1t 10 tile RIM
Mway''s n,nrsIage with ". q. 81. ctl,'titInn
II 4 respectable .famlly, and sflat hr himself
lad an Muhlvn!lsfctt rrs'l,tiI!f.n,. he. flnw-
evcr. Insisted that, until these 1u'lMts were
established l,rynlsl tln!lht, Mfss should i1.-
do, 70 tle detectives wrr. nut on ttlu track
with ur,lers to nrrrs. hath Of them as stptl IN
discovered. Hut tho HGterttvt9 EtIltEl1t In
, 1880-08-30

s.aut,etil be!rk stores, .a,sst lDta uxiat IN huat
busitIsss pttcet il ied M!us stlnni frup uu cless.
business pro!efiy. tEicu. fhgA WIN taks improved
UI,prfty In thIrl3 lies MuLllu4. 4ILIIa. !HnVpt.
IND As.iu {lIlu Sfilp ltaEI} vet turlsln. u.
H. HOY ID, li4itu !, III Aut(YuIs ST.
, 1880-08-30

i Ii, THE LADIES ANIL GESTl.EMES WHO
~ Wish sui cast-oH cluLhinK e;trpets. n!td bed
u. III pay ii por ro morn than nny oll'ur daAlsE
In tug city, Nenaenpgr tlv nuMetF. w 6sAt9'sk
, 1880-08-30
Gafht,rttn'A Father and Mother.

{flrIs Letter fD I'fH Mall fsAzf4fr.
HNinbcttA* fHt!Nr mil nltflCr tNse mt yet
returned tn their hxtffe In tho SIct. MOlnintIs.
WIS pre+eltr. tn thou tho a,l1er ilny III Rn-
lrry wncs. they, wGso visiting. rhey are .j"l.n
Ing rhyrtDyna!ny. anu Impress Dil. Ae lMil,g II
nnlr who ll.so lived mi honratlcand nctiyc llle
GnnlWtta senior appears not quite III roalzc tho
Grl.ti!css IT tho lA'.lton 20 which hlA s'sl has
lifted hstnacf. lio is ~ old slin.l, with l!rI,-
curly hair. rho pro:li.' is q lie LlE,,rlan char-
yet expressive M yEyAcity. kncnnrss, mud cnter-
prise. ifr ducs nut SGT up 10 a'e nnyhslS or any
lining. Nine. {inintt.tta Hlffr Ia Ike tho fTp5l-
dent II" chant,cr, sh: also IL svthoHt PR
her TO feel Mt ho,no III II. Size rrcerrel tho liv
ing.rA,ls Ut her s ut tho 0're ri tho f:fla'E'-
fi'is F1incdttc. where ahv WIS twice Its visitor.
t;i.nlc.tn wanted her a,.d hls father IN tAks ~
theIr nl,nle with him during their stnJ In 1'ars.
II IL entirely owing II their nwfl c!,a!cG ht they
are III II hotel nrnr hi.l. When no .isns nut Gx-
pcct strsluRcrs lnl'scaktnst thcyssr,r innId ttke
thotr places ut cnct s!t1eUf him. TITO afn nun
llns Ierlcws IN 0Gnon: One of thom WAN aol-
fnwer Muu n friend Gf MhZ1ni. and IL said tt 1H II
lulu at ability ind nf honorable rrrnte. Tho
elder GAintnttn nut! his wlfg speak With strong
South ut frsll.ce accent.