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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
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Ne Deoss . Buseaes fse Deioens, I3at Uoula
Nss 0ee WbAsay wlsness Mssey..
bay afSSf day more % IeaFned concern.
Ing The rsscallty Of George alias Rsddy"
Rowe, The young man who succeedsd IN
beating Q number Of liverymsu Of this city
end 10 now . fugitive from justica On
Monday afternoon Q man snswering she
description Of Rowe exactly went to the
North Pole salooC, on North Queen street.
kept BY Philip Dses!Deer. He told Mr..
Dassinger that Joseph Hasffner, Frank
Rsiker and others were going out on
picnic and hs produced This mote, at the
same time ssking for whisky:
PlILIr.GIvs my friend, George Rowe
quart Of whisky. HAEBrNER.
Mr.. Dassinssr refused to give him the
rum, whersupon the young FELLOW said bis
name was Hoffman and he Was HseffneS's
collector. This was known 10 b . lie and
the stranger soon lefI About two O'Clock
he went 70 d. 9. Mearig's meat store He
said be wanted 30 pounds of bologna bui
seemed surprised 70 nnd Mr.. Mesrig d
homo There were but 18 pounds ol
bologna In the store and aftsr this had beeu
weighed Oh Rowe said he would return
later and get Il II wss about o'oloch
when he returned with another young mai
and secured the meat from Mrs Mearig
did not pay for IT. but produced not
supporting TO come from Joseph Hseffns
and signed By George Miller, collector
Later the man with the bologna was see
| along the railroad track outside Of town
Re ives very drunk and was feeding som
trampa the bologna He walked 70 wher
. passenger train was standing and he
. said 70 have taken II for Columbia
Mr.. Mearig made complaint against Row
4 before Alderman Deem, charging him wit
1 false pretense end surety Of ths psacs. bs
q 10 has mot been arrested. He II likely
| bo found In Columbia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
PRoF. OSCAR II GLEASON,
Tho Man Who Fsarisaaiy Handles All Kin
OF vIcioas aOsses

OF Vicious HOrses.
On Friday evening Prof Oscar r. Glea-
son, who IL probably the greatest horse
tanner, and has overcome the most savage
and fero ocious beasts In this country, has
returned TO this city. He will open for
four days at McGrann's park on Friday
evening, when q performance will be given
under the electric light The professor has
four ugly horses TO practice on, including Q
"pull back" and shyer.
Gleason Ia no stranger here, but is known
to every horsemen, and they ali ack poWl.
edge him to be the king of horse hand iers
Parties having horses OF vicious habits can
have them handled and educated free OF
charge Kickors, bakers, boilers, plungers,
runawsys, lad biters, horses bad to ride,
afraid OF objects or having any habits no,
pleasant to The owner, will be trained and
educated free, and can book them will
the agents, or have them at the exhibition
one hour before 1t commences.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
U0w Hork Ooooks,

at lk per cent sxchAnss steady posted
rates, u s50l SIX, actual rates q exc
4 ssN for 90 days ana u s7oA s7< for demand |,
Governments closed nrm, currency 60,
% BID - COUP. q s7,f, l3Cs DO. q ok.
bid-
The stock market this morning opened
the list became strong on some covering OF
shorts put ont yesterday. ana buying By oom-
mission people ana prices advanced u to ~
per cent. The market has since sold on frAc
uonally ana u without feature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

Is often exhibited by delicate woman during
the extraction OF teeth. But why not save
them In time. with sOZODONT, and thus OBJ.
viAte the necessity OF taxing ones fortitude 2
Tho tenants OF the mouth. are far n ore likely
TO remain ana do go service. II this sovereign
protective is used as safeguard against this
sntimely destruction. The experience and
evidence OF hosts OF people, proves this sana.
tory fact. F,A.WAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
OH on the WAlsr.

Many people who 20 TO the creek to fish
and boat say that oil osn be seen on top Of
the water IN considerable quantities at dif-
ierent points. 1t is supposed to come from
. leak In the pipe line which crosses the
creek near What Glen park, and II can be
found In the dam from which the olty water
is pumped.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Fifth ward Justfce.

Isaac Blake, who rested on door step,
while drunk, will spend three days In the
county jill, counting from last evening,
Alderman Hershey having sent him out.
James Lennen got five dsyA
Abraham Good has brought suit against
Henry Bomberger, charging him with
surety Of the peace and being common
scold. Ball for Q hearing was furnished.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
The la,i:, Fair q Aa,ocla,ion.

Tho stock holders Of the LititE fair asso-
citation met 1t the springs hotsl on Tues
day, and discussed the advisability Of pur-
chasing the grounds used for the xhibits
last year. The sentiment OF those present
favored the purchase. but It was finally de-
cided to postpone definite action until next
Tuesday. ihe probability II that the
grounds will be purchased, buildings
erected and Q fair held annually at l.iti,x.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
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Htsike Of ClRNrmn n ara.

Seventeen cigarmskers employed st
Drepperd & Boss' cigar factory, No. 763
Manor street, went on Q strike this morn.
Ing. The men went out because they were
ordered to work wrappers that were not
stripped. The price paid for making
cigars at this factory was $3.50 per thor-
sand,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Tn. Mauch Unupk K.our.,ou.

The excursionists who went TO MAuch
Chunk had highly enjoy able time yester-
day. The weather was cool and pleasant
and all that could be desired. The folks
took ride over the Switchbsck, Waited
Glen Onoko, and saw everything Of interest
Most Of them came home In rpscial train,
which arrived here after ii o'clock last
night
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
For Mount Joy people,

The managers OF the Democratic excur.
sion to Reading, on next Monday, have
arranged TO have Fast Line on the Penn.
sylvsnis railroad stop ct Mount Joy on
that morning to bring persons from that
town, who desire to 90 on the excursion, TO
Lancaster Many from that town will take
advantage OF this convenient arrau cement
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Struck iu the Face,

jacob Shul,z Is conductor Of q freight
train on the snnsylvanis, whose home IL
in Harrisburg His train stopped at Lea
man Place to shin some oars yesterday and
while he was turning the switch the lever
hsw up and struck him terrible blow In
the face. He received an ugly cut and one
eye was blscked. He was taken to his
hcme
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
CIosIno.
lave ssock Msrkes~

CnIoAso. Aug la.--Cattle---Receipts 1000; /;
sripmsnts. LOO; market strong stee ., s3 81
bulls aod mixed, q sopS 10 Tea aus steer, q 81
0SSg cows. 81 90. 70 western rangers. na
Hogs -k-ceips, 5000 head shipments,
aoot market slow, lowert mixed, q ~
06 30; common tn fair sa06 Is /; aood 10 choica
@soe toi pigs. H slG6 d. sN W SAo''''
sheep fssesipls. 6.oU head, shipments,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

For saie-Six Elegant New ssaiskin sacoues.
"a, 3D. IS. 40 and ~ bust measurements. war.
ranted Genuine Alaska Reaishin, LONDON
dye. strictly nrst Quality aud perfect fitting.
VIII sell at sscrince. Cash purchaser can
secure a splendid bargain. Intending pur.
chnsers this iall should not miss this splendid
opportunity. At the City Hotel parlors, Au.
gust "a ana IL. Friday ana Baturd " next. In.
fpecton invited. I. II. sHAYkE,
augH Atd Manufacturing Furrier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
The Terrible Child.

From tho Boston H,rald.
We'll, Charlie, what are you staring
q ?" asked IN unwsry gues. OF blue.eyed
cherub In whito duck trousers who was
gazing intenuy st her back hair.
"kuthin' much. Only man ma said you
were double faced, and WAS tryin' to see
the other one" Charles remains were
taken out on Q shovel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
a Bez lrjured ., r,sftor

Henry Worth, carpenter, who lives q
ReftoO, and 10 employed by AEdrsw
Metzser, contractor Of this city, IVES sum.
moned home suddenly yesterday after.
noon. He received word that bis little son
Harry, six years old, had been run over BY
four.horse wagon. Both Of his legs were
crushed and he was badly injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Trying Carrier Pigeons,

This afternoon crate with twenty.iour
carrier pigeons, shipped by Philadelphia
gentleman, arrived In this oity. The birds
were liberated by the baggage master at the
Pennsylvania station and after circling
around for q while they started for their
homes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Released ON Hall.

Harry Gallsgher. who has been In jail for
several weeks, on charge OF surety OF the
peace, was released ~ TTr+'ar H4s
father became his suGeiJ .or - .. Al ie sraIce
at tho August sessions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
right;na Again.

The aluggers OF the SAFE Ha,bor Iron
works, who he'd big light on Monday,
renewed hostilitiss yesterday, when they
had another big racket Several were used
up ono having . piece chewed out OF his
forehead. Strange to say, no complaint hss
been made against the men.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

Church Excursion to Ocean Grove and Long
Branch on wednesday. August e!d. by Read '
ing ana beautiful Bound Bro Oh route Round
trip tickets. good for eight days Fare only
% 30. Through train leaves Lancaster (KtnR
streetl at T. m Columbia. a. IN :; Lands
vile, S;ss. ana Mannheim. 6:Sl; Lititz, e:tt and
Ephrata, 7.0S Quick time route
aug& slSls 2OSetw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Broke Her Arm.

Annie. ssix-year-old daughter OF G Gorge
Martin. OF 4i9 Mary street, WAS playing on
. mont step with large dog when tie AMI
uai puahed her on. She fell TO the pave
nees, breaking her left arm above the wrist,
d. y. l. DAVIS attended her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Chic.xo PROD uo. sa.rse,.

OnIoAao. Aug. Is, $50 a. m.-Market opened
.Whest.Aug" s2'Ic Sept. s,tlc; Oct. ss,sc.
. corn5;Aug. 4S1sc Sept. sxc,; Oct. aINc.
oats5aug.. axe; Sept. sac; Oct, sizc.
Pork-August sls toi Sept. tl 40; Oct.
SIS. ' " 90 oS"
short Ribs-August Is co; Sept, q OO
CLOSING.
Wheat-Aug" sas4c sept. Sc; Oct. $3.50.
oornSAug, Aissci Sept. tisc. Oct. :, li,zc
May. $40. ~S
Oats. aug, 2sc; Sept. 2iXc; Oct, qsxc .
May. 27Xc. nS'
:, ,pork-Aug. Ns soi Sept. Ns 90; Oct
Lsrd-Augr y 5i Sept. y Isl Oct
.-sno short Ribs-Aug. q 90, Sept. q %, Oct
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Shooting st Pig sons.

A pigeon shooting match took place at
John Martins hotel, ct West Willow, yes.
terdsy afternoon. Each man shot ct nine
birds and w. p. Cummings won, killing ell
OF his.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Larpe Nomhsr a, pecan.

a Large Number Of wagons
Some idea OF the extent OF the market In
this city can be had from this Incident A
bill. poster was this morning given ], 900 bill
TO put In the wagons Of country people. He
says that he put out the whole number and
placed no more than one In each wagon,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Cop.,.b,e K,.1,,,. M. .

Constable Kiefier has entered ball for .
hearing before Alderman Barr on Monday,
on the surety Of the peace case preferred BY
Bruce Chautibrand.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
sspp psls. Dor ,hs pabne schoo,..

uePbnss bSf tho Pabhc Schools.
The text b Ok committee Of the school
board met isss evening and completed =
soaeduls Of the books and supplies needed
IN the coming school year. Bids for the
sA.as s'il 10 tsesivsd up 70 0 O'Clock en-
~ essBlns Of the 22d inst.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
In Town,

George w. fischer, formerly OF this city
but now In the custom house, Philadelphia,
10 In town visiting his old friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

Ali the arrangements have bsen made
for the grand excursion 10 PenTyn park 10
morrow. under the su,pices Of the Union
Bethel church Of this city. The Liberty
band OF Mannheim will accompany shs OK.
cursiou. Mr.. 3. J. Ovens will furnish any
desired Information - TO the excureion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
Oled Of EooblnH.

A horse belonging 70 John w. Homan,
butcher, OF Mary street, ran . nail
into bis foot some days ago He
was taken with lockJsw aud died last
evening from the effects
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
D. ootins as rsrgsts.

considerable length oftime, several men,
bers OF the Bchueizsn -Verein met for .
shoot For some unknown reason the or.
gsnixAtion has not had any shooting for
some time, but life seems to have been
given to II again. In yesterdays contest
the gunners shot at 10 yards. There were
ave In the match, four OF whom shot for
possible Of .324. Mr.. Carpenter came late.
The score Was /:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15
soid Bssr wi,hou, . L,c.p..,

In the Allegheny quarter sessions court
on Tuesday, Judge Slsgle sentenced John
Donohue u three months In jail and to pay
hne OF $500 for selling beer for . local
brewery without license.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

Calvin Miller, . carpenter By trade is
employ Cd u Henry Martins brick manu-.
isoeory sud lives Of 2s4 West james strsst
He wss working with On adss this morning,
when ths tool slipped and struck him on
the foot cutting deep cash three inches in
length right below the ankle DR.. Lever
rood attended him, and be We taken home
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

<CltxpnBiA, August l5-The regular
|1n ~ nessing Of council W. hsld In the
1non ehanoer lea evening at 8 o'clock.
nhem pssssnt MsesrA Caswsll, Cra-
- TosEy. Grove. Jscksons Bennett sss-
linoa Ind Wilson.
I, - nnancs committee reported - fol.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

Pension For = widow.
Pension has been granted TO Isabel D..
widow OF Charles q. Rawn, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

DR RITnERL' 's.lnst lecture on weak, nervous
blood poison ana debilitated mon sent free of
charge. Address, DIR, TnKKL. No. b8s North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa. tyson, w ,slycSw
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

GONE SPECIAL PRICES ON HIGHER
~ priced kods and Reels. We Ill Keen up
n full stock OF Lines, snelled Hooks, Leadars
swivels. Basksts. Bait kettles and general
HUBLEY's DRUG STORE,
% West King Street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

WILLIAMSON d FOSTER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-06
Two Quarts Of elbows.

An Ashland avenue man SO often sounded
In bis wife's ears praises Of the clam chosdeI
which lie bought at down town restaurants
that the ambitious woman determined 10
learn tho secret of clam cbowder making and
provide her husband with his favorite deli
cacy on his own table. So She asked him
one day for some information concerning
the compounding Of a chowder
First" said he, you'll want some clans
YES; but how many, dearr
We'll, our family is small, and | think d
quart Of clans would do
And how about the chowderf
"Oh, YES" explained the wicked husband
hiding his smiles behind his coffee cup, "of
course youll need somO elbows think
about two quarts Of elbows would be right H
And 50 the innocent littlo woman went T.
her grocer and called Tor ono quart Of clans
and two quarts OF elbows; and now clam
chowder is a tabooed subject in that house
hold Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-06
Delishta OF Literature.

First Sweet Girl-That Is just perfectly
lovely book you loaned mo- so full Of delight
full mystery, I'm just enchanted with it,
Second Sweet Girl-Isnt it SWEET How
far have You gotf
"To the place where Eleanor is bidding
gooi-by to her relatives on her death bed"
"Oh. she don't die"
''She don'tf'
mo. She gets we'll and marres the young
doctor"
"How charmingl But she was engaged to
her cousinf
HE marries Blanche"
Dear me- Then what becomes Of Arthur
"He marries Adele"
Isn't it lovelyt But Adele is engaged to
Gynneder'
'.Ho dies; falls from his horse. The horse
was .,lrposely scared by vengeful valet
Who forward commits regular murder,
s-i'-----
~Yg7 llow; gets hung. That's in the
H.. c.a.t r. | looked over that, but |
c..li... imagine what interest thers was in
Gt.l jome authors nowadays mako the
H.. ,i.pter miserably uninterestins"
"Ics, isn't it meant Let's go over 70
Annie Blanks moment. She's going TO let
me have one Of her books and she said II I'd
run over this afternoon she'd be through
with It aud could tell me all about 1t -
Omaha World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-06
Tecundlty VI Fishes.

Fishes produce 50 many eggs that II
vast numbers of the latter and OF the
fishes themselves were not continually
DESTROYED, these animals would finally
fill up all the waters For example, man
annually takes 10000, 600 or 100000
Goldfish from the sea around the shores OF
Newfoundland. But even that quantity
seems small when we consider that each
cod yields about $4,000, 000 eggs each
season, and that even 5000, 600 have
been found in the roe of a single cod.
Were the $4,000, 900 cod taken on the
coast of Newfoundland left to breed, the
30, 900, 900 females producing 1908, 600
eggs every yeai. ii would gave yearly
addition of 100, 900, 900 600 600 Young
Goldfish
Other fish, though not equaling the
cod, are wonderfully productive. \
herring weighing six or seven ounces Is
provided with about 80 600 eggs After
making all reasonable allowances for the
destruction Of eggs and the young, 1t has
been calculated that in three years a
single pair OF behring's would produce
l54 900, 900. Button calculated that If a
pair of herrings could be left to breed
and multiply undisturbed, for period
Of twenty years, they would yield an
amount of fish equal in bulk to the globe
on which We live.-Scientilic American.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-06
An indian Doy's ComposItion.

Here Is n composition written by Fred Big
Horse, a smart lS-year-old Sioux boy, who
has been year or two at the Indian school
at Carlisle. Pa Fred is evidently cut out for
a newspaper humorist The title of the com
position is Monkeys" and this is what he
write. about them There are many kinds
Of animals, Monkeys and monkeys, etc. The
monkeys axe very much like a monkey, too
The monkeys can climb q tree like monkey
They have long fingers like a monkey The
monkeys have long tails and long bodies like
a monkey. They often play q merry game
and sing a merry song like monkey. Once
upon a time my friend and | were young
men that time We took trip we started OFF
from Dakota and away We went and then We
went 10 South America There we saw the
monkeys and monkeys everywhere on the
trees screaming and chattering everywhere
OH the trees They were very cheerful like
monkeys We saw ali kinds OF monkeys in
South America; we caught q ship load OF
them and brought them back 20 the United
States and sold them for 80 much money
Then we took the money to buy a big balloon
and it blew away. Then we had no monkeys,
no money and no balloon New York Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-06
[ seem, like

graves and fresh cut garlandS II seems like
a deserted cometeTy-a stranger Ill the heart
Of n great city-cut off from a natural
growth, looking out with a melancholy eye
ON the mad rush Of people hurrying and
scurrying on every side Tho tall buildings
seem 10 say 10 it: Change, as we have
changed" But still the old churchyard re-
mains what II was more than 100 years ago,
as if 10 speak TO the whirl OF human beings
who daily pass it, and say: In death there
Is no change"
ST Pauls is on the corner of Broadway
and Vesey street. Without tho iron rail on
Vesey is an apple stand, kept by woman
whose appearance forms as quaint picture
among the many handsomely dressed people
who pass her as the remnant Of church prop
erty forms with the modern buildings She
wears one Of those silk circular fur lined
capes worn by ladies a few years ago. 1t IL
doubtlcs the cast OF wrap Of some high born
dame Its glory has departed. 1t is tattered
and torn. Like the churchyard, il brings a
sort OF sadness with its contrast between its
first dainty owner and the poor woman who
endureS the cold winter blasts all day ped
ding apples. All along Vesey street down
10 the North river are these booths, where
Job lots Of everything human being can
need for household purposes, from Their
momoter 10 dinner set, are TO he obtained
ct q remarkably low price. Along Broad
way, nsar Vsssy, stand lines Of men who
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-06

t;motelv associated with Manitou's

Intimately associated Win MaIItous
landing, Gate and Wigwam, III the leg
end of creation, stands one more OF these
natural curiosities of Mackinac island.
II is known as Lovers Leap and has
lcen the subject Of more romanclnS Than
any other of the island celebrities. The
uretticst modern conception j. that when
represents an Indian Giil watching here
ior the return Of her lover from the war
uatb. His comrades appear without
him. saving that he was slam HIS
faithful maiden sings her death song here
upon this pinnacle, and leaps into the
lake to overtake her lover III The land OF
spirits.
But the ancient legend If creation has
the most natural and complete eNpliha-
ton ever given OF the origin OF Lo'el
Lean. The red Adam was driven nom
the island by an evil minded angel who
was cuamored of the red Eve. ani she.
having denounced the angel - devil
with whom she could not BE- coInpeiicd
TO remain longer than to express hen hai
of him. fled ike wind as Il wantoni
down from far Waugoshanec. ana
leapod from the cliff Her banisicl
mate. who was padding solrowiuliy
along the shore and saw her fail, ur2ei
his canoe forward and saved her lIie' ana
Manitou restored them to the island
and banished the angel from heaven.
He fell TO the under world Of bad spirits,
and there became great leader and The
father of the white race Of beings called
men, who, filled with the hatred OF thelf
father toward tie red Eve, have never
ceased to work for the ruin OF her de-
scendants. This remarkable legend OF
creation has made 1.-THE Island holy
land to me, and shows more plausioly
than anything | have ever found, re-
lationshlp between the North American
Indians and the ancient inhabitants OF
the eastern hemisphere; while Lover .
Leap stands as prehistoric evidence that
love Is as OLD as the human heart -
Charles Ellis in American Magazine.