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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
NEWS CONDENSED,
WASHINGTON NEw,s NOTES

" ~ASAAA4f III 0AS MI - NDlaEIS
Postmaster General Gresham, in his an
nual report, Will review the question Of the
government assuming control of the tele-
graph service of the country. He is con-
WINGED that the country is in favor of such
action, and it is understood that he is in
favor of the scheme. The only danger, he
thinks, lies in increasing the Offices, but
properly conducted civil service should do
away with any trouble.
Postmasters commissioned: Iowa: Mrs.
Mary A. Masterson, Conkling; Dakota: J.
Alburt Buss, St. Lawrence. Postofiees es-
tablished---Dakota: stetson, Jerauld county.
n Lake Wilson. Murray county.
Postothce name changsd-Wisconsin: To-
ker Creek, Dane county, to Toker. star
service Observation-Disclosures: Weston to
DaWDsyille, six times week; Durand to
Enugaiie and back, six times week. -
Dorman u. Eaton. speaking OF the non
partisan character of the worg of the civil
service commission, instanced case in
Newark, N. T., where the postmaster, hay
ing two vacancies to fill, appointed the per
sons standing highest Oh the list certified by
the commission, and both appointees were
Democrats. He hears of similar cases fro1n
various points.
The relegation to internal revenue col
lectors in the respective districts to decide
what are medicinal preparations and what
compound liquors have exposed COMMITS
sioner Evans to Storm of protests on the
part of attorneys here. who are deprived
OF much business by this order.
4 private letter to an army oHcer in
Washington states that under no considera .
ton will Gen. Hancock accept the COM
naad of the Army of the West, to succeed
Gen. Sheridan. The friends of Gen. Scho-
field believe that he will he detailed for the
post. i
The Washington Star says it is rumored
that an investigation will be made shortly
IN the interest of the government, and there
will be some startling and sensational devel-
opments ss TO how the verdict III the star
route trial was secured.
Lieut Robertson, of the First United
States cavalry, charged with duplicating
pay accounts, pleaded guilty at Vancouver,
but denied he had fraudulent Intentions.
The court martha, reserved sentence until
this week.
The August decrease in public debt was
$6,6Sl, 951,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
THE CRIMENAT RECORy3.

Henry J. Boedecker, q prominent young
business man of Redbud, ILL.,, has left for
parts unknown, accompanied by the wife
Mr.. Meyer, a timer. Boedeck6r ownes
about S6,0o0to different persons. Mrs.
Meyer left three small childreuswithout food,
their father being at work ia st. Louis.
Ben Gerry, shot by Reddy Austin on the
line Of the Duluth q Iroa Range road, died
On the 3rd inst. The murderer has not vet
beea arrested but the sheriff aud posse have
left Agate Bay in search of him.
Mx-Paymsster Wasson, now of the Kan
sas penitelltiary, has been detailed for out
side work, and petitions to be allowed to
cover, his Numbered penitenttary pants with
overalls. -. - ...5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
RAILROAD RUNIREYNGG.

& deed OF conveyance from the .A[irDe-
apolis e. Northwestern Railroad company to
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail-
way company, being transfer of The line
from minneapolis to St. Cloud, distance
OF slXty-tbree and e half miles, with right OF
way, depot grounds. ETC., tor the sum of ST.
33552, $50 rs, YVES flied with the secretary of
ate recently, as was also deed of transfer
tor nominal consideration of the Casselton
b anch railroad to the st. Paul, Minneapolis
q Manitoba company. The latter road is
being constructed from Everest, by the way
Of Casselton, Blanchard and Mayville to the
international Aine st 8 point on the north
line OF Penbina county, in Dakota Terri
tory. upon which $4Os, sO7.59 has air Lady
been expended Tor construction.
General Freight Agent Bird, of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway,
states that the railway Companies to whom
the requests OF the millers have been pre-
sented had decided that they would not
make con cessions in the matter of rates
that were desired by the Minneapolis mil.
lers, who had q conference with the rail
road men in this city few weeks ago, the
m1llers are now allowed to accom- pe1lv
grain in transit, Mr.. Bird stated, and this
was all the privilege that would be granted
them.
The Northern Pacific Railroad com pauy
has issued its nrst through freight tariff It
quotes rates, per 100 pounds, to Portland,
as follows: From St Paul, Duluth, Minreap-
oils and Superior--First class, SIS S5: second
class, $3.75; third class, So: fourth class, g.
IS; class 4, $40; class B, s1.s5; class G, d.
60; class D, 81. IS.
Owing to trouble between the Des Moines
& Fort Dodge railroad and the Minneapo-
Lis q st. Louis, the latter trains only run
to Angus, and no connection is made with
Des Moines. The trouble will probably be
adjusted, ana through trains resumed in
lew days.
Fond OH Lac Anboy &, Peoria railway
has fallen to the possession ofthe Chicago,
Milwaukes 4; ST. Paul company. There
are only thirty miles Of track rum ing from
Fond du Lac to Iron Ridge, Wis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
A Booming Texan Town.

The town OF FL Paso, Texas, is thus
graphically described By correspondent
Of the San Francisco Rulsetm: 1T seems
here Like 40 and 80 times in San Francisco
and Sacramento, when everybody wanted
something to buy, and .sVAry ono had
something to sell. Business is lively, the
town is growing. new buildings are going
I up for stores and offces. Three new
churches are being built, adobee are being
EeYamped with modern fronts and roofs.
Raiiroads are being constructed from all
directions, some of which are Just ia. All
ofkbemare enlareing their border and build
ing dSpots. There are few passengers,
howeEsr, and only little freight thus far
There no mines On Al sides Of rs: and
sacks 0f ore ia eysrybodY's hand horn al
yer 8 chnaks, plenty of sn1ens md cop
per. 11ss!3s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
4 stSpiEdyn wife, essNrass wrnnvr

CHICAGO, Special telegram, Aug 2S-Mrs
Minnia Z. Tanner, wife OF Henry Fl. Tanner, q
commercial traveller for John G. West & Co.,
eloped on Monday with s. man supposed to be
a former boarder, named Perkins Mrs Tan
ner is described "a g. woman who has always
been 'fgiddy," and for the past three months
has endeaYored to draw her husbands salary,
about $50 weekly. Mr.. Tanner objected and
ordered that she be paid not more shan 500 q
week This incensed the wife. On Monday
last she sold all the furniture, valued at
two children with her brother At Noblesvillo,
lad. Mr, Tanner is Ut present travelling In
Minnesota, but so far West q c. have bsan
uEahsa u rsatch nina.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
a REAL NICE GyRTA
One OF the Kind We Love 60 See and
Think Pleasantly about.

One OF the Kind w 9 Love GO See ana
Think Pleasantly about.
Washington Capital.
saw girl cnme into. street car the
other day, though, wh9, was ready to bet,
made her own dress, aud how nice she did
look. She was one Of those clean. trim
girls You see now and then. She was about
Is years old, and, to begin with, looked
we'll fed, healthy and strong. She looked
as though she had g good sensible mother
at home. Hes face and neck and ears and
hair were clesn--absolutel clean. How
seldom you see that. There was no powder
no paint On the smooth, rounded cheek or
fr1n. dimpled chin; none on the moist, red
lips; none on the she'll tinted, but not too
small ears; none on the handsomely set
nech.-rather broad behind, perhaps, but
running mighty prettily up into the tightly
corded hair. And the hair! it was Of light
CHI stnut brown and glistened with speeks
OF cold as tAe sun shone On it, and there
was not a smear foil or pomatum or COS
metic on it, and not pin to be seen in it,
As the girl came in and took her seat she
cast al easy, unembarrassed glance around
the car, from wellopened gray eye, bright
with the animitable light Of ''good condi~
tlOn, sucn as You see III s9n1e n6tl1SoUle
young athletes who are Sin training''.
There were no tags and ends fringes, iurbe-
lows or Guttaring ribbons about her closely
ftting but easy suit of tweed, and, as she
drew or one glove to look in her purse Tor
a small coin for fare ! noticed that the
gloves were not new, but neither were
they cid; they were simply welt kept, like
the owners hand, which was q solid hand,
with plenty Of muscles between the tendons
and with strong but supple fingers. 1t
would have looked equally pretty fashion
ing q pie in home kitchen or folding q
bandage in hospital. It was hand that
suggested at the same time womaaliness
and work, ana was sorry when it found q
cent piece and had been regloyed. One
foot was thrust out q little upon the Stats Of
the car koor-"a foot ia aIgaod walking boot
thai might lave FLASHED through rain
storm without fear of damp stocking--au
enainently sensible boot on swo and one
half foot with hi gh instep, sraall round
hesl, and q pretty broad tread, 3xsr +
The girl was q picture from head to foot
as she sat erect, disdainlng the support of
the seat, but devoid OF all appearance OF
stiffness. Perhaps the whole outfit to be
sean, from hat TO boots did not cost $50; but
q have plenty of outfits costing more than
ten tnies er even twenty times that, which
did not look nne-tsnth or even one-twenti-
{ eth Is we'll. III our girls only knew the
beauty "a mere simplicity, clea1liiness and
hesAth, and their fascinations
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
q ENERAL NEVyS GOSSIP.

Duluth dispatch: A party of $50 Iceland.
ers came in on the United States Esnpire
On the morning. of the Both inst and after
remaining in Duluth all day left for the
vicinity of Croo kston, Polk county :, where
they will settle. They are about as cleanlv
lot Of immigrants as have paid Duluth q
visit. The party attracted considerable at
telltion on the streets. The head dress of
the women was especially peculiar. It con-
sisted of piece of black cloth. to whic,
was attached large tassel, which dangled
by the side of The face. 1t affords absolute
~ no protection to the head. There was
no variety of styles, all being OF similar
pattern. - ~
Ogstermen in New York promise q large
crop. A new kind of oyster, SMALL, and re-
sem bling in its roundness and plumpness
the English native, has recently been re-
oeived at Fulton Market from Pequomic
Bridge, Conn.,, where, instead of being
planted on the ground, they grow on stakes
to which they adhere. They average peck
to each stake, but as yet are very scarce.
A business meeting of the Free Thinkers
association or Rochester elected the follow
ing: President DIR. T. l.. Brown of Bing-
hampton; treasurer, William T. Bell of
Boston: recording secretary A. B. Stebbins
OF Canistio, Steuben county; corresponding
secretary, II. l.. Green of Salamanca. Sam
uel r. p. Putrarn of New York city was
chosen chairman ef the executive committee.
Reports from the vermillion- Lake Indi-
an reservation say that the establishment
OF the government school there, for which
teachers were first secured this year, is
proving to be great good. The school has
between twenty and thirty pupils, and most
OF them are said to be making good pro-
gress. *#%..>l ! 81 VS. - :. + : - 4
Col. Thomas B. Hill, cashier of the city
ban k of Leadville, has; commenced libel
suit against the Denver Republican, for
$25, 600 damages on account Of a libe1ous
article which stated that Col. Hill IS insane.
The Elk president of the bank, G. G, Howell
- said to Lave inspired the article to retail
late for suit to recover s0g, COO of bank
funds. zs t = Il +. ...1ssS sn stsi ,3s e. .
at BRENNAN. Ter, Thomas Hoxsie. aged
twenty -one, son OF DR.. Ho1sse, while paaL
sing on horseback throu ugh one Of the princi.
pal streets, carrying 4 double barreled shot
Leaard, about the same are. Tie Young
men had a personal difficulty. s.
The largest walnut log that. ever came in
to New York lies in Elizabeth street, n. y.
1t came from Perigeans, Id the French
Pyrenes, is nine feet in diameter, twenty
seven feet in circun,fe ference, twelve feet long
and weighs 81, GOO pounds Il is worth g.
900, and ent il veneering 5000. 81
The first appointment under the civil SER.
vice rule ID Chicago was made on the 3Ist.
inst, this examining boa,d oertif wing 1onrs
names and collector, selected John u. Gear
lett, tha highest on the Isst, ffor 81 O0ocIerk-
ship II the custom house. sssS gs..
Cha1les 8. Fiahsr. The well known New
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
Sensational Tragedy at &1lgin, Ill.

4 sensational tragedy was enacted at
Elg;n, Ill, at s o'clock on the 3Oth., at the
Noting house. Edward T. Joslyn, a
widower, shot and killed Eft. Bucking asm,
young woman. Joslyp had been payin1.
attention to Miss Buckingham of nature
which created some comment, and he has
lately displayed evidences Of fierce jealousy.
He attempted to enter her room tha3 morn
ing, and berg denied admission forced his
way, ;nto her apartment. There Was
scnfHe, two revolver shots, and the woman
tell dead. Joslyn immediately committed
suicide with the same weapon. Edward F.
Jos|yn, the main actor in the tragedy, was
s nephew Of Judge NJ. l.. Joslyn, assistant
secretary of state.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
Foh. EIGN, s. NEWs NOTES.

At 4 be meeting of the Irish National
league D 2 EEsexton and Parnell were
present. Parnel ia his speech referred to
she success OF the ftorts ia TIE Irish parl;a-
Trn Z promote tthe iaborers' hanWays
and migration act He said hs believed the
day was near When the Irish would gain il
#fuit the programme Of measures for which
the LEAGUE had been ifornled Parnell
thanked the Irishmen and Ansfral;a for
their support Of the cat,se 81 progress s. re-.
land, Ehick had been most encpuraeing.
He said hity English members of the house
sof commons conceded that home rule Was
necessary Tor Iceland. D'Shanghressy has
resigned his seat III connons for Limerick.
to take 4 gossrnmer
ParnelI i,i his speech at The meeting Of th
irish National lei De, saia be could rsnor
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07

a sunnower at Hartford, Conn.,, stands
twelve feet high, crowned with between
forty and Fifty superb yellow bloasomA
The stalk measures nine inches in cir
cumfarence, and some Of itg leaves are
eighteen inches in length and sixteen
inches acroaa, IL. j. go. I a.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
Great Fire at Green Bav.

The extensive saw and planning mills OF
the Anson Eldred Lu1n Der aud Manufac-
turing company, in For: Howard, with the
greater portion OF the stock on hand. was
totally destroyed by fire at al early hour
on the 3tst. These mills ware among the
most extensive and best equipped of any in
tue country, all the machinery being the
most costly and Latest improved kind. The
planning Hill and other Structures, except
ing the saw mill, were erected in
The spring OF 1879, ard the latter about two
years later. The total loss Oh the building,
machinery and stock will 70; be less than
500, 900, while the aggregate assurance, as
asoertained through the local agencies in
Green Bay, amounts TO only 965, 600. The
company consisted Of Ansun EIdred, his
son, Howard Eidred, ard two daughters.
Elizabeth and MRS. Dr, brown of Milwau-
kee. The destruction Ct these m;.ls throws
about $50 men ont Of eDployn en-.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07

Deputy Uuitcd States Marshal Bracks Et
arrived in the city o.? the oGth :: st., from
st. Paul and soon ai!er arrested. Dr.
Wriggl esworth, o. q charge o. perjury,
alleged to have been cCmiaists1 by Ainl
when he proved ur Oh nr< -e0'ption clalns,
ricglesworth was a"reateN 'cuDle time ago
on Il charge Of violating tha presumption
laws, and This secCnd arr is Only the
same case taken from different audpolnt.
He was taken hetore Judge Carey, where
he hao preliminary eya1!lratinn ans vas
required to give bonds in thva egc of So, 900
for appearance a. tGe HGA: tern! Of he
United States court g ST. PAM Sig pre-
emptors--John Fria"ser, }1"eph Champ
tetsr, George Cole, Jae~ h Cheritions,
Samuel Carpenter ana 5l,evls Siani-wha
came in TO prove i;!C.} tEe1c claims, were
also arrested. The aorasT IS t.,~ alleged COO
sl:racY to defrau ths> gCv,:nIuent. It is
ruluored on the street that 'he lHon the Of
ficerS are after are Morris jh1 as aud L.
B. Johnson, two promi7el,t pine land
maiI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07

The Northern Pacific Railway win is
sue passes very sparingly when opened.
a round trip fare ON the fcompletion OF
the road viii be worth 1900. 5s.,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
THE MA KETS.
ST, PkT1f.

FLorR-Fatents, oraug? Blossom. ~: Red Cross
s;raiFhts, Sc: Capitol family, So So Bakers xxx
$500 in barrels, 25c aztrA: outside brands
grades, E2@2.5O. Bye four, 81 Is per bbi. Ora
ham, g So per bp
NflEAT-1ia'ket quiet, thon2il there vas q fair
amount doing IN the general market. supply colsid-
ered- Prices unchanged and Quotably steady
NO. hard. 81 IS. atl"Hst, $40: Septern bel
5! ,o7: October aud the y2ar sl.o5; No. 2 hard,
81. 06; No. 2 97c. all hils
CoRN-Qniet for want IT su,p!y. The demand
easy. Prices uuchaHgrd eEc6p- for year. THAI
was higher Nc. 8as LIVER, ii BIDS. Quotations:
Nc. 2, 4Sc bid. sec asked fr spot anJ Angus;
September, A7c BIZ. 400 ask /: Fear, d6c bid
47c risk % No. ), &c Bill
CATa-Th"re wa f1ir demand OR spot Data.
Futures quiet. No. lhlx~d Soc III for old; Sep
terubar. PC bid, go 0sAel; o. .J"r, 25c Did
&c ask"(. year, 25c tl2, &C. ,.s:,'; 50. whl!e
2cc ns.r~ for lew; rejected, 2Tc '.s3;ri.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07

There is q great demand Tor labor u
Washington Territory. .ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-07
k1NNEAp0I,Is.

klNNEAP0iIs
iLnu1r-Thore is ~ ma eria change n :he sitp-
atio., .I3l is corsi lHrfd ,rpnz b. az. minnesota
pa's:':s 40 quoted il lesion at 97.4oS7.1o ana
are: rs;entS, Sc 5Ja, 7; srarEs 3, s. 0oa; clea.s
81 sOc2J.2U; lew :rades s ? s5>g 10
onc;o9s: nren II XIX. :7.a5 - sack X d. " sl3os
M;yc1 I'D, sle@ls coaf>~ ccrr. p: al, Sj5.
HEAT-Tha boom WAS No. Northern, new
whic'. sold at 81 OF. aod 1h, dropped to - o.
az sjag,3 1nmp Old No LARA sold al 81 .le IL
SO sLore: AID fine aamnls Of ~: 2 hard went e:
Y1:o7, ;:1.l three OF tn sam. at s1o4 No,
hard saller September vas offered st SLOT,
with, si.o5 bid. For No Nor,,scn, seller Sep
temhr', $l.o2 Vas Did, ard for Nc z. seller SEP
teptr& be-, 81 2 was asked and csc bid. For No,
haIn, eller October, 81 O5 was bii and Bl.n7
asked Ha:es Of old by salrE,e were al 8Sc ard Csc
rs<uacr,ye:y: Qao,atious: Mol bard, SIZE: No
Nort!:lH. Fl OF: Nc. i, 81 .o6; No. q $l.O2: No.
3, o1c Niliers' association prices: Nd. hard,
&i,lO No. 9 hard. II OE: No. rsgu ar, 81. U3:
No 2, - No. 5, SOC: No. &. So,
CoRH-Ihere Vas q tIadins Posted vas offered
a. 41c and No. Il 49,, Quotab,a at 49, for No
2, and 4oa347c for c'n9enosd 81 sample.
OATs.-Gsferlngs wsrr free. but bids we're scarce.
4 III q rejected zen by Sample, at 25c Quota
HE a: CSC for No. 2 nIN.l; whiia. Soc: rejected.
-5@27c BY sample
CHICAGO MAIEETtlour quiet an unchanged.
Regular wheat, unsettled ao3 lower: 3i.00l2 ior
o.E1,5 = 81 e. HaS;oj og 81 ok
year: NJ sprius, & ools; NJ g sar;ng. SOC 93c;
No RED winter, &l.o2l2. Com, easier au6
s .b:r :oz l eas4 e9d 4 osa ST.
yenlber: 4G4s464se the year. OATS, steady. 27c
cash and Aagust; 261s 26as: September; 26}4s
october; 26c Hoveobe s,, 2os the year Rye,
Pork. in fair demand All nom; rally unchanged:
81: 92iaCs12 cash ahG Arsuat; 81. 1agll.95
ssp5sn6sr !, ";se ao sl1s5
sl2;l0gl2: January. Lard, steady
Ss.35@a ETY. cash: August and September;
60. 32.s9s; 35 October; So. 1e@s;124 NoveR1-
shors rps, se5s: sh r-o eesT saos 7io
gp oh egss Ss whisky m oso ID Rssss
barley, 2: coo bu. shipments-Flour. 5000 bis:
G WSsAt g. TO- COO b ma sesn 2ss bo eats l5s
NEX YoRx hET-F1our. dali; receipts.
~ ". t nels; sxDosls 1920 bhs Wheat cash
receipts, so2.eoo bE; exports. S6s.ooo bu; IN
graded, ssa, g. o@l'22; Ne. red, sl:o4A:
tie delivered; steamer 10. red red, sl .
No., Q red, S1.1sha1.Is1s elevator, SII9a
! 2oS$ afoat :.nngradsd white, sle@si;2l: No
, tsa. August August sales, 1900 By Ct 81
3l2.ooo ba al So. lea sl I7sa cIosIns at slice.
gcspper, sales, 472,e0o, Blu at sl.14@Ll4as
slo y, st s1lgA Nessnbes, sales bu
sslss ZOO b 1t s1.ssaSisssa, e e!osins al
g5;;23ss;s January, sales, 10000 bu at SHAY:
I E,eoEaa: r s. salss seeoo bn slse@l ask
ana closed shade &c ioger; options ze dull and
s ss asss: NJ as Vita : sageS N Nc
6355sc, Closing ct e27ec: October. 63@63l4c clos-,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-15

Man is a great and interesting
creation. What mighty powers may
not lie dormant within his frame,
or to what greatness may he not at
tain. When we think over his pow
err and achievements we are struck
with amazement. He, by skillfully
arranged apparatus can not only
foretell the coming Of wild winds
and raging storms, but also tell the
velocity with which they travel. BY
his invention the snorting iron horse
winds his course across this great
continent, thoughts are transmitted
thousands of miles in twinkling Of
the eye, the ocean becomes the me-
dunn by which messages may be
conveyed to loved ones in far away
climes. He studies the heavens and
lol their vast contents become fa-
miliar to him; he delves in the
earth and there makes discoveries
which tend to make history more
authentic; the mighty deep is rob.
bed of her wonders /; and with his
majestic knowledge he even notes
the existence of other spheres In
his might he dares to lay in wait to
catch the hurtling lightning, and,
thrusting his spear through its red
heart, consigns its deadly effects to
old earth's bosom. All, man is a
marvellous being only his Maker
transcends him in power l"-U. 8.
Grant Pitzer
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ed since, till the very memory Of it
isdull.
Taxing the extended hands, he
passionAtely enqnired
"What good word Of cheer have
you for me tA-night % ns
But the one word, Paul, that I've
been waiting to SEN to you for these
many years, scome'>
Standing amid the shadows and
stars, hand in hand, as they had
done ten years before, she exclaim.
ed:
~ thank Thee, oh, my God,
There are those whose ships came
back at last
For answer he gently drew her
into his arms. Then
Love had its triumph in long en-
brace.
The dead hath risen to life again
And the waters murmur on az before
Love is love forevermore.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-15
SIMILITUDES.

have rifled land and sea
For similitudes for thee.
First thou vert Lily, such
As no satyr dares to touch
Sweetest, purest of all those
That on dams couch their SHOWS
Shed, not knowing she is gone
After cold Endymion.
Then | went to Neptune's realm,
Which the waters overwhelm--
Through q light which is not light,
Sinking to the under-night.
There where Amphitrite's girls
Slumber, pillowed on their curls,
There sought thee, Pearl of pearls
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-15

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