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CHICAGO, Jan 5.-Iiiss sumherville,
whose sudden and tragic departure from
the Biiou BuElesque Company, WAS men
toned in last nights dispatches, arrived
here this morning and proceeded to Judge
Garnstts court room where the suit iol
the divorce from hor husband, E. @. Shap.
man, which he will contest, will be heard,
After hearing 6 small part Of the testi.
mony the case was adjourned. The
charges are inEdelity on both sides.
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TuE ResGing s,rikerO are not wise in re-

The Reading s;rikerO are not wise IN re-
solving to vote only Tor such candidates aa
nlsdve themselves to support q repeal oi
The coal tariff. OF course this does moi
mssu that the mea are in favor Of Tree
trade. Taiu means that they are very
spyrv and wan! the company 80 to under
stand. They sre wise enough to know
ths. with coal on the FREQ liut their wages
would come down 10 the level OF the earn
Iogs Of fossiga coal mluera, They do mol
need to bs told that coal is faVorite bal
last for OCEAN vessels coming to this coun'
try for Csrgofs.
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PIrTsBURGH, Jan. 5.-Annie Pixiey'B
new play, 1.-THE Charity Gill" was pre-
aented at the Grand Opera House tonight
for the first time on any stage. The house
was crowded and the play well received.
The Pittsburgh Lodge Of Eiks attended
performance in 0 body. at the conclu.
aion Of the second act, Hen. n. y. Lemon,
on behalf Of the Elks, presented Misc Pix
ley with beautiful floral tribute EN-.
blematic Of charity.
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WABASH, IND, January 5.-The sensa.
tional death Of John Bsrrott, farmer, is
agttaang the reaideuta of New Holland, ia
the eastern part Of this county. Bsrrott
was widower and lived alone. He was
last neen alive on Saturday. Yesterday
neighbor passing the house noticed
something unusuSl about the place and
investigated. There was nothing about
the room to indicate foul plGy, and he was
not known to have money about the house.
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LONDON, Jan 5.-Mr. Wilfred Blunt, in
letter to the papers in reference to the
hearing of his appeal from the verdict oI
the court which sentenced him to two
months imprisonment for violation ol
the crimes act in addressing proclams'
ton meeting at Woodford, Ireland, sayl
that the hearing is an uuisir one and thai
the court has already decided to uphold
the verdict and sentence In his case.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
a viaduct Span Falls Killing and IOjurinE
Several Men.

a Viaduct Span Falls killing and IOjurinG
Several Men.
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. "a span in the
new central viaduct now being construct
ed, and which connects the south side
with the city proper, fell this afternoon.
1t was ninety feet long and eighty-fve
feet shove the ground. A large car on
which there was supplies was pushed Of
the end Of the span by accident, and in
falling it knocked the braces and beams
out OF place and the span went also
There were eight workmen on the epan
when 1t fell.
The killed were: Harry Burton and D.
II. Oakel man. The wounded were;
John Borden, burned by steam in handl
and face; Eugene Hanlan, slightly ipjur
sd; Alex Blank, injured internally; Cnas
0fetz, injured informally.
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TIE COMMITTEES.
Who Drew tho ChRirmAuShipS-Pers
of tho Important Committees.

Who Drew tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF tho Important Committees.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 5.-speaker
CGrlisls mas completed his list OF ausiga-
menta to committee service of the House
OF Representatives and laid It before the
House to-day.
The Ways and Means Committee is IS
fcllows: Mills, Of Texas, Chairman; Nc
MILAN, Tennessee; Breckenridge, Arksu.
sas; Breckenridge. Kentucky; Turner,
Georgia; Wilson, West Virginia; Scott,
Pennsylvania; Bynum, Indiana; Kelley,
Pennsylvania; Browne Indiana; Reed,
Maine; Mckinley, Ohio: Burrows, Michi.
gan.
The Committee on Appropriations ia as
follows: Randall, Of Pennsylvania, Chair.
man, FOrnsy, Alabama; Burnes, Mis-.
souri,; Moran, Ohio, Ssyers, Texas; Clam
ents, Georgia; Felix Osmpbell, New York /;
Cav, Louisiana; Rico, Minnesota Can.
non, Illinois; Rice Ryan, Kansas; But.
terworth, Ohio; Long, Massachusetts; Nc
Conae, Maryland D. z. Henderson, Iowa.
The following are the chslrmsn Of the
other committees:
Judiciary-C1lbertson, Texas.
Banking and OuErency-Wilkins, Ohio.
Coinage, Weights and Messurea-Nor-
wood, Georgia.
OonmerCe-O -Olardy. Missouri.
Rivers and HsEboEs-B!s1chsrd, Louis
lana.
Merchant Marine and FiShsriea- -Dunn,
ArkanBss.
Agriculture-Hatch, Missouri.
Foreign Affairs-Beimont New York.
Military Affairs-Townshsnd, Illinois.
Naval AfFairs-Herbert, Alabama.
Pos!oifiCe and PoStroads-Blount, Geor'
Public Lands-Holmau, Indiana.
Indian Atfairs-Peel, Arkansas.
arTltories-Springer, Illinois.
Railroads and Canals - Davidson,
Florida.
Msnufacturera-Bseo New York.
Mines and Miniug-O'Farrel, Virginia.
Public Building and Groands-Dlbble,
South Carolina.
Pacific Railroads. 0uthwalte, Ohio.
Improvement Of Mississippi River
Catchings, Mississippi.
Observation-Disclosures 1eOLhIas
Lsbor-0'Neil, Missouri.
Militia-McAdoo, New Jersey.
Pstenta-Weaver, Ohio.
Invalid Pensions-Matson, Indiana.
Pensions-Bliss, New York.
ClsimH-Lsnham, Texas.
War Claims-Stone, Kentucky.
Private Land Claima-McCreary, Ken
tHcky.
District Of Columbia-Hsmphill, South
Carolina.
Revision Of the Lsvs-0stes, Alabama,
Expenditures in State Department.
Morse, Massachusetts.
Expenditures in Treasury Department
Wheeler, Alabama.
Expenditures in War Department
Lsioon, Kentucky.
Expenditures in Navy Department
Scott, PennsylvRniR.
Expenditures In Postoffice Department
-Dockery, Missouri.
Expenditures In Interior Department.
Hudd, Wieconain.
Expenditures in Department OF Justice
i-ooTlee, North C'roliua.
Expenditures on Printing Buildings
T. ]. Campbell, Few York.
Accounts-Shaw, MSrylSnd.
Library-stahlnecker, New York.
Enrolled BillH-Flsher, Michigan.
PrintinR-RiChsrdson, Tennessee.
OWL ServiCe-Olements, Georgia,
Election OF President and Vice Presi.
dent-Ermentrou PennsyiVRnia.
Census-OoI, New York.
Indian Depreciation Claims - Whit
Ventilation and ACoustics-Lsudes, III
All; Alcoholic Liquor Traffic = Campbell
Ohio.
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JASPER, IND, Jan. 5.AThe Buck shosl
Silver Mining and Smelling Company are
smelling about twenty tons Of silver bear
ing rock daily. The product is from sixty.
Ave to seventy.fvs pounds of metal from
each blast Of twenty.tour houra. An assay
Of one ton Of the rock ct Newport, KY,
showed silver product Of $50 and 81 In
gold. The ledge Of rock is in the bluffs ol
White river in Dubois county, Ind.
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CARNEGIR's MEN
Ask for an Advance In WsgsS, bat Must Ao
oept u Reduction.

PIfrsgrGGa, Jan. 5.-The employees at
the seven furnaces owned by Carnegie,
Phipps & Co., ct Braddock, Pa, made q
demand to-day for ten per cent advance
in wages. The firm claim that the condi.
ton OF the steel market will not justify
an advance, and instead OF an increase in
Wages, the men will have to accept o
alight reduction. Several hundred men
are interested. At the Lucy furnace,
owned by the game company, q confer.
ence betTeen the manufscturers and the
workmen was held to-day for the purpose
Of settling the wage differences, but no
definite conclusion was reached.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 5.-shelburne
Hopkins, the young newspaper reporter
who some weeks ago sent sham internal
machine to Chief Justice Waite, for the
purpose Of creating a sensation and
selling the news, pleaded guilty in the
police court to-day to the charge Of at
tempting to obtain money under false
pretennea and was fined Sl0O.
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RALRIaH, II. O., Jan. 5.-A special says:
A boiler at Worthia d Sons mills, Jones'
boro, burst this afternoon, inptant-
ly killing Richard McIysr, (colored)
fireman, and seriously injuring
Henry Dark and Peter McIver. The
iiremsn had chained the safety valve down
to prevent q loFs OF stesm, and filled the
furnace full OF pine knots. he was blown
through house, distance seVenty.fYe
feet, and his body was torn to iragmentg.
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PITrsRuRaH, PA Standard oil pipe
in the Allegheny river near E!ns, Pa,
burst this evening and the oil ignited from
q spark Of a passing locomotive. The
burning fluid ran down the bank Of the
river 10 an unused bridge OF the West
Penn railroad, setting FIRE 10 1t and de-
stroying about 800 feet Of the trestlework.
The FIRE is stili burning, but 1t 10 under
control. The loss will not exceed 5000.
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VOLUME XXXVL---NUMBER l18.
cent advance on January l. Our posi-.
ton is railroadeTs and miners In Q com.
mon cause OF right and justice.
(signed) JOHN Il. DAVIS,

Mr.. Davis is In consultation tonight
with several individual operators, and
while the result Of the consultation is
kept secret, 1t is believed that nearly all
Of the twsnty.eight individual collieries
will be In operation tomorrow.
At several OF their collieries the miners
have already cut coal for cars to be run
by men. who have taken the places OF
striking railrosders. As the whole position
OF the miners is governed by the sction
Of local assemblies and branches 1t is
reasonable to believe that in case OF an
agreement with the company some miners
would return to work regardless Of the
railroad strike and that some would not"
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E1.CAsulRg BALDWIN, Of the late Ftdel'
i.y Bank has ended his career What 8
diTorsDt career it might have beens Here
"a another solemn warning, not less so
tbsn the fate OF Harper, Of the same
rrscked conceyn. The man who iS under
st,ons temptation will do well to look
ahead and contemplate the terrible prObs-
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 5.-For some time
past the Delaware & Hudson Canal com
pany has suffered q considerable loss Gt
Oneonts from the thief! ofcoal. It was sus.
pected that brakemen and other employees
we're in collusion with thieves, and aided
them by throwing OF coal at certain
points. Detectives were Get st work and
gathered evidence which resulted in the
arrest Of Atsy-thEes persons, nearly oil
children OF Well.to.do parents. The cul'
prits were fined from So to $25 each.
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CoIuMBus, Jan. 5.-F. D. MusSey,
Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, yester.
day fled petition for a divorce
from his wife, who is the dsuRh-
ter Of Ex-Governor Foster. They were
married while Foster was Governor, and
Mussey was his private secretary. He
alleges williul absence.
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A Bad Showing.

CH,cAno, Jan. 5.-Ths RGit,Uay Age to.
morrow will publish Its record Of fore.
closure sales and reCsiverships in the
United States, showing that NO less than
thirty.one different railways, sggregating
8, AIS miles and repreaentsnS an apparent
capital investment Of $328, 100000 were
cold in bankruptcy during 1887.
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AFEAsr F0n READERs.
Librarian Poole Secures Valuable Books at
Eastern Sales.

Eastern Sales.
CmcAGo, Jan, 5.-Dr, Poole, the libra
rian Of tho Newberry Library, has re-
turned from the East where he purchased
number Of choice volumes. At the
Guild un!o in Boston, he secured about
1000 valuable books, among them quite
collection Of American. The BSnEs sale
in New York also enriched the library
With long list OF valuable photographs
cal works, catalogues, etc.
Meanwhile, Trustee Blatehford has re-
ceiyed a number Of books as giftg from
various s0urCes-ssveral thousand vol
nnes, Many donations have been made
BY people in the old country. 0ns o!
them is q copy OF the CsEton Memorial
Bible, printed and bound in twelvs hourt
Tor the Caxton celebration in 1877. There
are already over 1900 volumes actually
IN possession and DR.. Poole'S purchases
are on tho way.
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BUcKHANNoN, W. Va, Jan. 5.-The
corporation election here passed of quiet
ly. Tho contest was on the Mayorality.
J. q. Hanson, the dry candidate. was
elected by sixty.thres majority. A. B.
CLARK was elected Recorder. Hon. 7. ].
Farnsworth, T. G. FsrnsWorth, ]. 81.
Parker, P. NJ. Boggess and B. F. Foster
were elected CounCilmeu.
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BROTHER BuacuARD is quoted as saying
that he "cannot help regarding Mr. Clevs'
land as President Of the United States 70,
d,v bv tho direc! appointment of God"
Tbis is 40! Mr.. OlsVelRnd's own view
HotelI, the Pope that he 10 "Presiden! o.
The United States through tho courtesy O.
His Eminouco, Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop CT Baltimore" These eminent
authorities should fix up basis OF agree
..annL
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LoSpox, Jan. 5-Ex.Enpress Eugenio
has decided that the ceremony Of the re-
moval OF the remains OF Napoleon III
and the Prince Imperial from Chlsle.
hurst to Farnborough, shall take place
next Monday,
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A Gain for Gladstone.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-In the election in
Winchester to-day Noes, Conservative, re-
ceived 1884 and Handerbyi, elsdStoniRn,
$40. In the Last election the Conservative
candidate received 1,ll9, and the Glad.
ntonian 7S3.
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VIENNA, Jan. 5.-rhis has so far been
one OF the severest winters on record
here. Gases OF death from the effects OF
exposure are reported daily. The water
supply is beginning to fail. The ice In
the Danube has reached Vienna. The
Plattsn.see Is froS3n over for the first time
in many YeATs.
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BERLIN, Jan, 5.-The exchange otviewU
between the Austrian and Russian Rov.
eTnmsnts contlnue. The aim Is to arrange
q convenient declaration Of the pacific
policy Of both governments. Official cir.
cles are more hopeful for the maintenance
hf naaca
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PAHIs, Jan. 5.-The Bourse is utterly
upset to-day owing to the failure of large
operator who has been persistent bear
in Rio Tinto mining shares and had
large account open for rise in other
stocks,
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rrseens tha. our friends in France have
bssp having little fun with mining
.bs,e,. How we'll all this is underStood
IN his country. Ye! more men will pine
from time to lime for tilt Of the same
.o,t Ills hard to learn some lessons.
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Tho onoh AlectIon,

pARg, Jan. 5.-The returns 80 far re-
ceived show the election Of Republicans
and 81 Conservatives, Six second ballots
will probably result in the return Of Re-
publicaue, making the final result Con-
ssrystive gain OF three seats.
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A ohnplnin ono,.n.

NV YoRK, Jan. 5.-Ths Rev. Dewitt
TGlmase has been chosen chaplain OF the
Thirteenth regiment to succeed the Rev.
Henry Ward Bseches, deceased. Mr..
TRlmage was chaplain in Philadelphia
eSlm ent during the war.
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WTLKEssARRE, Pa, Jan. 5,-Reporta
Just ct hand say by premature blast four
men were killed and seven severely In
jured while at work on the new branch
line Of the Lshigh Valley road, near
Laurel Run. The men are said to be
Italians, whose names could not be
iaaTnad
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 5.-Ths Marie
Greenwood Opera Company played
"Faust" at Mn9slllon, Ohio, last night,
and disbsnded. The members left for
EeS York to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-The Republican
State Central Committee met this after.
noon and selected Harrisburg % the place
for holding the next State Convention,
April rs being the time.
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Nh, PowDEBLY'S Hines, has not been
,.s,.eg.Ima!od. He 10 still unable to at
V,'i t.r5 10 his duties, and 1t will bs we'll for
S,m tIn and the Knights If he can be made to
rrdpystand IT,
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~ course Senator Beck will be re'elec!-
al Bo represents tho free trade idea,
W. sSS tho Kentucky Democracy is deluded
'si,b M the idea tina! free trade Is the pure
sospel.
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Wnen beek Wnl qet q.

Lounv1L1E, Jan. 5.-ssnator Beck, Wio
was nominated by the Democratic caucus
ct Frankfort last night, the nomination
being sqUiVGlert 70 reelection, will be
elected next Wednesday.
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BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Dr. Schmidt examined
the Crown Prince again to-day and re-
ports tavorably on hin condition. The
Prince has been compelled to remain in.
doora on account Of the bad weather.
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PrrTsBuRoH, Pa, Jan. 5.-The employees
at Hubbard & Co.'s axe works struck yes
terdRy sgsinst q ten per cent reduction In
wages. The works have closed down and
800 men are idle,
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Mas. 7. L. BRAaAw, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
cured Of EcEsmR, long standing, BY Pal,
mer's skin.spccess, At drug store ol
McLain Bros.
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SAVE the Children. They arc especially
liable 10 sudden Colds, Coughs, Group
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure
Il sayeB hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., O. K. Goetze, O. Menke
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 4
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II is getting to be common expression
for man 70 say his baby weighs ton,
It Is generally the kind oI q ton that . ton
Of coal NeiRhs.
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r,Ireanl were no! SO largely Catholic
,ba vopld have less trouble to got home
.nIs ~. How does this strike EnEilshmen
, "bos,, in favor oI freedom Of consciencef
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TO AAert @. SsepAs. Editor Bradarstf'I, NY!
Twenty thousand Reading mine work.
eEsi about eighteen thousand railroad
men, miners did not promise
by aot OF implication 70 give. up the s pei
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out Of Danger.

DupLrN, Jan. 6,-Mr. Thomas Sexton,
Lord Mayor elect, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever, 10 pronounced out OF
danger.
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ACKRB's Blood Ellxir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed, 1t is positive cure
for Ulcers, ETuptions or Syphilitic Poi
soning. 1t purifeS the whole system, sad
baniShes oil Rheumatic and Neuralglc
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan & o., O
r. Goetze, O. MenkemilleE, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, 8
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Tgr free traders are jumping on John
et.,map, Tha! is good sign Hit EN-
again, Senator
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Tag Mayor Of Newark, New jersey
l,asn,t hesitate to speak his mind and he
Ioo I'ss :, IN rather a cold blooded way.
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osie.l Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-11-06
Results of Feeding.

Scientific inquiry frequently leads to
results that are not in perfect accord
with common ideas. DIR. Armsby, in
his bulletin No. of the Agricultural
Experiment Station, makes the state
ment that 'the live weight Of animals
is not certain indication OF the true
nutrltive results Of feeding" for the
reason that it is found that an animal
fed upon supply of insufficient food
may lose flesh and fat and its place be
supplied by water. so that the weight
OF the animal may remain tho same;
after such course Of feeding a return
to richer ration may eliminate the
water so stored up, and it sometimes
results that there is an actual loss in
weight from the better feeding. These
scientific facts have value in their
bearing on scientific investigation, but
farmer accustomed TO handling his
animals, and who does not appeal to
weighing scales to Indicate effects OF
feeding, will hardlybe deceived regard
ing actual effects OF feeding. .-NdtioHdl
Tribune.
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KATYDID COURTSHIP.
Observations Made by n Lady On bright
August Evening.

ODservntions Made by Lady On bright
August Evening.
In the twilight OF an evening in last
August my attention was drawn TO
quite an unusual syllable sound-ka,
ka, kat, ka The repitition was sharp
and incisive, indicating that the musi-
clans were young and full Of life, and
why they did not complete the sentence
katy did, Katy did it-aroused my
curiosity sufficiently to incite an inves-
tigation Of the matter. Stepping out
on the veranda | soon found Miss
Katy on vine which ran over the
piazza, surrounded by a group of gall
lants. Whether she was q sad nirt
and had brought the inAiction upon
herself of so many callers, or whether
II was her own inherent loveliuess and
beauty that attracted so many at the
same time, was not for me to know; /
could see only the result of some law
or katydid etiquette which was mex
plicable TO me.
There were five Of these young
suitors looking precisely alike, and so
lar Us 'ouiu SEQ nv preiero.ioo "us ~,
SHOWN 70 one tioro 'iiun W ano.uor "
'ne lalf may, VINO was seaIeu on a
by m overhanging cluster of belated
nowors' uor 'isivolS i1. ""lNou Niouau ,au
i,or ~ u 9iom' oou,.iy in"not, .ni,t. Wy. WI
lneir ioig u"1enn'o iyIns s'r"is nO ,,a.,N DauA
oSvr n,, 'ren T s @snsS, =, Dns o.no Sto % tSo
wulAo ono ,. "',u ,,a .nun "nos,ne 49,. ~ " o h''
nulnoe' i "ou'u s p9iisyg 10. o~.uSo - n y
orias.ng tot"n'u n ms -, anYunn s,,a S'1s s'dS
senqy wH'ins ~ osor iio. ,aaI .lo 49, 't''
, ,oinv 'no m 1u' olo. a' ~ 'oAG 80, az 49,
ni.' NO" %, - ~, .',aa ~
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