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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Washington, and MRS J. C. BLAINE, JR.
the ability she displayed led 70 many fiat
tering offers from theatrical managers to in
duce her TO go on the stage.
The Nevins family were stopping at New
York hotel when Mr. Blaine came To carry
away his bride They drove around to one
of the swell Catholic churches of that city,
but the pastor, Father Ducey, refused to
marry them without permission from the
archbishop, which would require a couple of
DAYS time 10 secure. So the marriage was
postponed until then, and they met their first
disappointment. On their appearance be-
fore Father Ducey they were informed that
permission was refused on account of their
youth, Mr.. Blaine being 20 and his bride 10.
After a hasty consultation between the
young couple the lady suggested that If she
was allowed TO plead her case with the
prelate in person, and her intended could
bring some of his inherent magnetism to bear,
she was positive the archbishop would relent
So, inducing Father Ducey to accompany
them. they sought out his emnence. This
mild hammered prelate gave them the usual
lecture about the Importance of the step and
the advantage of their parents blessing, etc.
Miss Nevins asserted her woman's right of
having the last word, and stated, in her frank
Ohio way, that they were determined on be
ing married, and if her own church would
not marry them she would go elsewhere. The
archbishop laughed, complimcnted her on her
grit, gave his permission, and the two were
made one. SO carefully was the marriage
planned that the press did not learn of it for
a week In the meantime the parents on both
sides had forgiven the rash young couple.
Our engraving of the bride is made from a
very excellent photograph by Baker, of Co
lumbuS o.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

WANIkD-1O FUkt HAst An l>thktcI II
W s1nle established AID successful IaA1tAsl-
uring business By young man I'D fe~ tAous-
ano dollar cSpiisA Wlll devote AZ IA. tine a.
the Interests oi ihe frIn. Cal al Ne AoLfOe-si,
up slairs- fr1nt NOON -
lFNJlNE DIAMOND RINaS PERFECT CIT
W st0nts l4k. gold tOr q ~. Perfection giAssee,
the best, O. o. solid Eold sfotiac4e<. - -
Prices never before offered ia oFanG k4sldS
Genuine goods. kvers thing warranted a. J. D
Honan's l5s Monroe-st
NOR sALE-OffICE FURNITURE Al PkI-
Yste sale. Desk- book ease. table, chairs. etc.
All perfectly new. k00ns - ana - Nennam
blocks, corner Monroe and blflslol-sts.s ~ "a II
O'Clock. A.
NOR sAIE - RESTAIkANT AND DINING
room. situated on the principle street IA. Tie
city and doing iFsi class paying business which
exchanged Tor city property Reasons Tor selling
sickness Of proprietor. Apply Io r. A DspIef.
attorney al law, Canalsl a
NOR SALE CHEAP-sMALL HORSE YOUNG
l. and sound perfectly gentle, good driver nice
looking and broke 70 saddle also light phalou.
Inquire al IL Monroe-st -
NOR sALE-A GOOD sERNlcABLK HOksk
for family OF delivery purposes, cheap al os
Monroe-st- sof
NOR SALE-One upright Ernest Gabier piano.
Il nearly new, one Peninsular coal stove, with
oven, large size, bought Hew last winter, one bed
couch, and some other furniture. Enquire al
room = Bal block, IS Csnelst. I'll
NOR sALE-CONPLETE SKI n. Y. REPORTS
Waits actions and defences and other vaiu-
able law books. VIII be sold cheap. Address
Fred :. Clark, Grand Rapids, Mich.
NOR sALE-A FIRsr-CI-ASs SILVER WATCH
Klgin, National Watch C0npSnys make,
cost S44 used but little, viii be sold al liberal
discount Inquire al TELEGRAM HERALD Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
MIsCELLzNEOUs.

MONEY TO LOAN-IN TRIMS TO SUIT on
vi productive real estate. l. ;. Provfn, Lovetts q
block, opposite Sweets hotel.
yVANTED-A SUI Oy ROOMS OF GROUND.
W foor OF small house furnished OF unfiIFnish-
ed within 10 minutes WALK Of sweets hotel. Ad
dress. giving number ~ rooms and prices. A. 4.
NJ, TsbsGRAx HERALD Office 80
Send one dollar OF fny cents for BrisiOrs Diph-
= theris Remedy. A positive cure fOr worst
csses of diphtheTis or Group. snd . sure preven-
tive 81 either disease. Hundreds cured net =
single death. Money refHnded IN any csse 0f
failure II directors are followed. send for test
monisis Bristel, Fast Is~ss Mich. -
IfANTED-ONR To INVEST $50 IN new
w msnBfscfory business that Tsys isrfer
profit than sny mercantile trade. Above amount
VIII purnbsse ore third interest tdorss A
TrIes-sr, Herald 2fe
DATRONS OF TBE Grand RAIDS fCE AND
cosI Co o tske no - ihsf fhe ice sesspn coaex
October lst. Season c1storaers wishing lce oe-
iivered s1ev fh&i dare W. pAesse give notice ~
the cesnpsB1's os.ce 81 Pesris- Telephone I5s
Oct
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Au advertisements ia thls column. under
shstSVer head. except W s2ted clt0s-
tions. Niii - charged foE AZ the unlforLn
r&i< Ia the table below. Always PAY .bts IA
81 &DCc.
Fersons autsng Situations caE secure
rsduced r2tes % applying - the once.
The Hunl Der al lines IA sas al erttsenae1At
eAal be found by dividing the uualber Of
words bs A8y part ~ q ttn~ counted
fan line
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

4 BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS. "McCLEL-
A lans Own story" The most remarkable
book Of the age. send AT once for territory. HI.
G.. Allen Pub. Co, Grand Rapids. ~
yITANTED-LADIES To WORK FOR NE
w local OF travelling: something entirely new,
for ladies only 81 daily easily made, no photo no
painting particulars tree. Mrs. p, d. Little, box
44S Chicago. Ill 50
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

The rejoicing Of the Republican news
papers over a Republican victory in Maine
is very like that Of the urchin who though
he bad lost a cent and found It in his pock
~ - HarL.-tec Illall
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

The Lansing Rsps5iican says there is
a ~erusl. irost-brten rumor' that Col
5ASloED is gong 10 retire from politics
. and write poetry A. . means Of recrea-
ton This would be reversing the course
q SQCEz, % New York, who wrote
poetry and than retired.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24


I1At rIf.fal eaFicsflrs ~ 4 daily news
paper. the Dsmocr1f. yesterday morning
nspsatsd lis petty lie IN reference 70
stake money having esen deposited Elth
tits paper and never returned he
brsinl=ss llttle simpisto1 whose name
appe4rs as editor aud proprietor u that
paper kleF al tie fscts IL tie ease as
pristsd ia this paper sunday and has
kEoEG them Tor q week HsFBg shown
this nan b be . liar and gives coneiu-
siFs proofs ~ it, 80 asa the pu0le to
sompsrs Lis IAk .os-slaUbed sloP buckes
zitA this newspaper. he prints daily
shout L4D copies Of an eiglt-pass
paper #hlch IS supposed t0 - q Demo
erane organ. Dut which is, sld las Dsen
repeatedly repudiatsd by the more re-
spectacle elements u the party and
wnich Is 81 p0yerty-stficksn, Mentally
and financially, thai the Democratic
state Central Committee for the sake Of
the partys reputation has been obliged
lawyer. Judge POWERs, ot Kalamazoo, TO
write editorials FOR It's columns. Compare
the Democrat with the TELEGRAM
HERALD which publishes every week
day f0ur-pass paper nlled with
neirs, rot clipped from other papers, and
on Sundays q large eight page paper
saying nothing OF the quality Of tue
reading matter furnished daily, tins
pager has q greater quantity. Here Is
the exact measurement Of the reading
matter contained ia the two papers yes
tsrisy:
IELEaEAN II BRAID, 7s 4uo Ems.
Democrat - 20 so Ems
After BALL has been shOsn up in
fsw more Of his malicious and vicious
lies, II Is mors than probable that he
may discover that he is as much OF an
ass among msn as his paper is curl
osity among journals.
Should the TELEGRAM. HERALD find It
necessary 10 descend to the despicable
personal warefars which BALL attempts
10 carry on. il will not be obliged to lie.
THlEF AND LAR AS WELL AS IDIOT.
The Democrat squirms and writhes
ike aD angls-worm on fish hook under
the proofs that il stole its alleged Men
don interview with Mr.. YAPLE from the
Detroit Netcs. Id an attempt to reply
yesterday the boiler sheet makes itself
more ridiculous than ever. Ii does not
aud cannot deny that it stole ITS alleged
interview bodily with only few changes
from the NelrS. copy of which was re-
ceived at the Democrat Office the night
before il was reprinted IN the Democrat
and marked Special" The impotent
old would-be organ is in pitiable plight
when the candidate it is trying to help 10
the Goverrorship has to publicly con-
denim 1t for misrepresentation and theft
in matter in which be himself is so
directly concerned. The Democrat 5
dread about matters OF confidential
nature connected with that which we
published" which il will not disclose is
too silly TO tell to a baby. All there is
confidential about it is that it was stolen
from the Nelrs All the confidence
there is is kept inside the office. Nobody
outside has any relations with it that in
volve confidence.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Tue Government having decided to
establish 5 signal seFvice station az Ian
siaE, tla kepa5iican is already Dragging
about making it cold Tor Jackson and
ka.amazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

The Republicans have holy horror Of
fusion. There 10 40 element of principle
n il. II - done simply to capture the
Offices, nothing else. This opinion pre-
gais, we shoald say, except in the First
Congressional District where the kspnb-
i,cans, lass done little fusiug Just TO
pCoye their d.sinterested love for the
pnor LaborLng man.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
Lake shore . nIchiFsr soufherp-Kslsms
ZOO Division.

iocsl freisht lesret Grand Rarids a ! , N
EARRING peeSefsFnrr - fsf - Ailegs1.
= trsins daily exceTs SUNDAY.
Through fickpis n al F,0ffIts aud fertnt fr
seerinf coaches can be secure6 81 rnion Tirsst
once g. Nouro<sf.. suf 81 6epof
" NcEFFFFf. Genera Appnt
gro. " NrNsOE. CITY Tlcket AgenL
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.
Bully Times atthe Fair.

The lowing Of the beef critter and the
eloquence Of the cattle-fa orator possess
the September air. Life without cattle fairs
would still be worth living. but il wouldn't
be halfas much fun-N \. sun
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Train No. has a Through Coach daily exceps
Sunday, for Grand Rapids Holland, Grsac
Haven Nuskeson and Penfwsier. Also 1hrough
Coach leaves The above poink via G. A W N Ev
each day, exccpi sunday. arriving in Toledo ou
Train No. sfe.4s D. m.4
AL trains daily except sunday.
Il G. PkEEEk, Gen'l Pass Agent
X g. MATTHEW Northwestern Al, kuskeeon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

great dome only that he was taken care OF IN
time. Ills father then pat him in the hands
Of a private tutor from who's care he Is re-
ported 10 have graduated several Times lie
was last year al Wesleyan university. Ii
was Mr. Blaines intention 10 enter
this fatorite sou of his either az Harvard
or at John Hopkins university this month,
bat young james has an idea be is best fitted
for a mercantile career. 50 70 shut OF any
possibility OF further college training and
begin at once as a solid business man, be hits
on the brilliant idea OF taking unto him
wife. Then 10 prevent, what he considered,
idle discussion OF his plans with his parents,
be determines that his marriage shall be-
secret one He met and had been captlvated
by a lively young lady during his vacation at
Augusta he proposed the matter 70 her and
she consented 70 become the future mer-
chants wife and save him from being sent 10
a hOrrid college.
The young lady who thus offered tosee him
over his trials was Miss Marie Nevins,
daughter Of Col Richard Nevins, of Colum-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
FOR REET-ROOMS.

NOR RRENT-DESIRABLEFU FURNISHED ROOMS
i 100 Crescent ave, opposite the park 4s
NOR RENT-A SPLENDID SUIT OF FOUR
unfurnished rooms and two closets for rent,
10 desirable tenant. Call for three days al the
Park House. 60 North Divisi0n-st -
NOR kENT-sTORE CORNER COURT AND
/ West Fulton, fitted up for a grocery. Good lo-
cation. Inquire }. L. strahan. %
NOR RENT-LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
L work shop, al l47 Monroe-st., 500 per month
NOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
Tor single gentleman, steam heated, fronting
Monroe and spring sts.; call from 10 p m al
room se, Porter block. over swetland Bros 50 u
YUANTED-Two connecting rooms, first floor,
w furnished, or one large on inst hoor. Pm
vatc house in Second, Third or Fourth ward
Address, Alpha No. y, North Divison-st. o-u
VUANTED-sRRVICES AND To RENT-A
w neat and thoroughly reliable couple or small
family, without children for two or more rooms.
Can pay rent in part by services. Also for rent q
desirable houAe. Apply at corser Crescentaye-,
and Bostwick 81. 4lti
EoR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
at loo Pearl st. Ssti
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE no. l70
i Sheldon-st. Inquire on the premises. 25tf
DOOM FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE, FURN-
IL ished front rooms, steam heated, in section
Que and q half, Porter block, for rent Enquire
at room "a Porter block ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

IIASTED-A FIRsT-CLAss SALESMAN, Who
w can lake charge of stock OF fancy goose and
toys. Good wages and permanent empiO! neut
70 parry with good city reference Apply al
Heyu bazaar 4oti
tlANIEO TWO GOOD sALEsMES. ONE F0R
W cur city trade; enc % travel Address =.
Care OF Telegram Herald -
NlAAIED-THkEE Or fOUK sAIESAEN
w on salary or commission steady employ
mcnt. Call at once. Metropolitan AsnufaciOr-
ing Company, A fountsin-sl. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

General Brady is going to publish bis con.
fessions. But will he give up the money!
S,rr~tss Sfgnfard
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Krpres trains daily the year round msss oisss
and south, 10 AL Lake superior roint.
A WkTpor. " ALLIE
Cen superintendent Gem Pas A T1cfef sc1
Msrouetta Mich Hsrouette eieh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Il is a pity that politicians can't paint a
town red without rubbing their noses in it.
- harrington Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

The roller-skating Kinks face the prospect
Of very cold Cbicago Inter Dean.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Would That We Had More OF Them.
An honest dollar still continues II be
the noblest work Of an honest land.-PkitG-
ie-nLln Iln-es
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Secretary BAxAED seems 20 be follow
.ng the example o. bis master in regard
81 the SED8WICK case. A long a.
CLEyELtSD retains GAELASD IN his Cab
net in spite Of lis very evident guilt,
officials under him should not be tx
psctei 30 inquire too particularly into
the conduct Of their snyoys or represen-
taslEas-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

uTASTED-A GOOD GIRL To Do GENERAL
W houseworK. Apply al once. loo Mount
Vernon 81. 20
~ ANTED-NUKsE GIRL. OK LADY 10 MIND
W child Mn Poole, No. Centerst. -
ilTANTED-FOUR DINING ROOM GIRLS
w 81 and s. Pearl-st n
UrANTKD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W house work. Apply l5s Washington -. AZ
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
FOR RENT-H0UsEs.

no RENT-PREMIsE No S25, Fulton 81, \. E
| cor Fulton and Lafayette, will be Tor rent
IRON Oct. I, for one or more ,ears- for teims
apply 10 J. :. Crosby 4 Co., ., Canals Il. olf
NOR RENT-HOUsE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
+ stable No. Pig W. fulton-st., one of seven
rooms NO 2a2 West Broadway near FultOn-st
one OF six rooms in new brick block corner OF
Shawmut-ayea and Minterst. with gar, water and
other yeniences: one OF three rooms corner OF
Winter and Allen sts; also store ftted for meat
market Ia good location Tor trade. inquire OF Is.
W. Barnard, 50 Allen corner OF VI Vernon SIS.
81 limo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Last yeEEK's CIRCULATION.
Daily Average ................. 5.8t2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

lent e tine ior somebody 10 prescribe
adoss ol 4lln.ns ior Charleston.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

bus, o., and grand
daughter Of the late
Samuel Ne dary,
editor OF The Ohio
Statesman. & oil.
Nevins is the pres
ent editor of The
Statesman and a
prominent Demo
crat. Miss Nevins
had been very care
fully educated and
inherited beauty
from her mother,
who was famous in
that respect
Two winters ago
Miss Nevins took
the leading role in
an amateur per-
fOrmance Of Paul
and Virginia at
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
PROFEssTONlL

OR EDwARD sLoMAS, lie N0NR0E-sT
IL Hours 10 10 q m, TO p. m, " p. m
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

shool ana sent u
the srrlctest alal
most selsot schools
% fe fGQsHiin Tie
country il auof
these be d hieved
q reputation for
exceptional yiyac-
ity, 70 say rbe
LeasL
While ata bool
ia Washington It
Was oaltl Lllil Ac
started 0uI one az
tern0on with the
intention Of paint
ing the whole Cap
itolred, and would
have giIded the
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

n 0sT-s sKY TFRsT0R 8SsuERISG
Il tfe rsrs - Hsry Finder uil ps-.ee
t1rn = ssck isdg ~ Rreke Bouse.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

The fact tha, The health Of Vice Presi-
dent HnxE. Of the Missouri Pacific
Road. has osen shattered by Oyeswork
beyond hope of repair Will Dot renaer the
knights of Labor incOOsolabls. The
oYsrwork wss not occasi0nsd BY the IN
tsrsst bs took IN their welfare and they
vii be apt 20 think the damage to his
heath IS Only iast punishment for his
cs1iast during the recent great strike.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

1r<ll ie6FilAe 81 s.aE EAs cha alts1izo&
Ar 3rsTerse lllg AID hackl1as
ll,45 n trsll Ia chaif iof k4eklasx o1ls
A1a frseerse lafg.
lle = iran hsz sleeIdlg 21t el-sI can a
1rsfe1sk Clfy and ksnk1llAs (ify.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Al lF<ilLk cAliy Sxtepi 1and6y
71h = a. ifaA' Aak iss-i,l ca ild Cincinnati
50 , ~ trsln hak sleeYlns a. ioI llacllnae
b30 n tr2ll ouunectf e. EelslAaEsC iuf bAalls
CFeeE 5ackssz littroll kLld Canadian k.sin.k A..
F3FiIf ei Dzinai Ei u Is n
Thr0lkh uokeis aDd faL ililo,zseIloa car be
hEc ~ calling uE.on A. Ainallsi ltoGsi aEouI -
depot ar t1e0. v Il uason. lIioz ECkel AEaat &
k0nfue strest (. l. l2yckeoob.
t1eneEsl Passenger azid ncaak Asaai
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
.Angs c. slAAg. n. AND sal0g.


James O. Blaine. Jr TIE youngest san 4
a senator James q. b-ains, IS oent ca cut
Ung Az Independent figure ln TIE woriL he
has leeu a sograe ~ much anNers % lis
father. 3t8 has enieaFlrsl o. provide Lln
slth tde best norsl and Hlsntal training pos
sable g. ft him far hfes battie. hlIn tlis
sLd in viea ne sas takeB irQp tLe pulile
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

ETtffFtf fbbf.
VI y NITBEY. FORMERLY k4SaGER OF
w 31-rhe's - rlfn9 ee1ef. Errne~f = i1rsse<
sf 4 Nnrl~r- = ~kere or1e7 wil - rerefved far
h<T ne psoe oV7a<ise tae 5oicie-s Henur1eBt
CG1T BAzERY AND cOxFFfT T0NE6Y l1
u 6-xn6vIie-s-e Ee<1lsr tr<5s solicltet "
kfSE ProFrsessr
6. EEkESFR etTtHES CI0<Es AID
y gre ye~sserv = Norrp~a
l.ssAk Ok ~ f4VlSF3N - (tkFEFTFs
" sn5 ~ sbsp. sc-r-ns = s7eczsstT.
xx<oE ? y LaxB 4 Co. 1E65E
u sxte te41er~ - rEH xrz6 ~exelsf4e< hGtse~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Passengers taking the 6-H 4 m Express uakf
close connection st Ovosso for Lansing and a.
Detroit for New York arriving there ~ l0.S0 O. m
the following morning.
Night kxpress has local Sleeping Car fron De
troit 10 Grand Rapids.
This IL the only line running Limited Exprea
leaving here ct $50 ,. m with Sleeping Gar 10
DetroiL making direct connections for al pofnu
East arriving AZ New York al 20 ,. m. the foiiov.
ing evening Trains west a. 10 Is ? M VIII msfs
direcs connection with palace steamer CITY of
Milwaukee for AL points west
Through tickets secured Al D.. O. n. AN ono<s
Sweets Bosel block, and a. the depot
D. PoTTEk, City Pass Ageni.
GEO. p. REEvE- Trsrhc Manager, Chicsgo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

AL - BOARD
A. tlklLk r1n O. clly tine. sAi.A q -
s-k1a1r1 tlznt
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Colonel BsL0, ~ the Galveston Nsrs,
wbo has been with the i'resideIt IN the
woods. declares that the President rs
fbai b. is ~ths persOnidcatio0 Of nerve
and never suffers from back ague."
nrs- CIEvElASp hs says. .has a knsck
Of trolling foT pickersl that Is simply
a. sdc.' The Presidents. ne tells rs,
''fssls ss ine - q hiza-stspping buck
All Mrs CLEVELAND viii discount the
PICTURES s1s bad taken before she started.
Nov. the question is whether Colonel
BEIo Foald or the proper nan for the
Austrian mission.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

All ofher daily except sunday.
Sleeping can run On Pacific and Atlantic en-
pres trains to and frons Detroit
Psrlor carr run on Day Express and Grand Rap
IDS Express 20 and from Detroit
Direct connections made al Detroit with a.
through trains East over n. &. X. r., iCAnsda
b0Eihcru DlvlklOu).
cHAs H. SoRKIs, General Agt.. 81 Monsoe-sL
is HAWEISs. Ticket Az. Union Depot
q. W. MUNsoN, Union Tki Once, g. Aonroefl
O. ". RUesLEs. q. Z. A 7. A Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Detroit Msckinsc a Marquette n r.
"TBg xscErFkv SHORT LIZA"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

While there Is. naturally, more or less
sksptcisn aa 90 the correctness of VI.
PasrsuR's theery of hydrophobia prsveu-
ton. it is spparsot that It is gsining
coa6dsnCa among issling scientific ply
acians Of The world. DR. T. O. SHkK-
sPztEE whom President CLEVELAND
commissioned % inspect the cholera dis
sricts Of Europe and India has inst rs-
tarne8 bore. While abroad bs spent
considersbie tiraa in Paris and visited
PssrsUs's laboratory dfuly. he became
81 TsVoran.g impressed that be obtained
some RABBITS which had been inoculated
FOR re purpose - conducting insestigs-
tious sf homs. He ssys, too. that the
menbers of the British Commission sp-
peirfei to iavestizsse TIE hydrophobis
4a.-ssion vii sadorse PasrxuR's theory.
T-E TfvES~ ALASKA EXPEDITION.
The Naw York TlasS. IN q recent issns.
prints graphic account. written by
Isentsnsut ScsVsTxA. Who has been
csDducanr tae Tfnss exploring sxpedi-
Hoa in Asks. c5nc-rning his accent
wifb sTo companions ~ M0uas 81. Elias
e. aeiSht oc 7.210 faef. most - the DIS
tsece heiuE shove tns snow dne and tue
ss.snt heiDg one nf tbs rost remarkable
on racorL Ta5s heixbt is some sisbt
suadr.i sat Srsassr tasn thas - the top
~ ~ 81 Washington. but e - not one
saf sfe fetal hssxhs ef ~ Elas. Ns
is'soc =. ia Ssitserlsnd. - computed 70
i'e shssut sight tau8-ei fses higher thsn
- Fiss. snd s nay BE- interesting to
nofe tdst t8e sannlf ~ Nj Biaae vas
rsaesef tsr fhe f-st tiu@. IN I1>s. INST
ru@ annsret years sxa Alask. is ie-
s,1ita,l as a scnntry where tie s-svelar
traes en strsvoerr,es eve monenf and
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