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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
A COLLISION.
One section OF "A Veterans Train Crashes
Into ,inother-EiEht People IuJured and
sicepi1g Car Crushed.

One section Of a Veterans Train Crashes
Into .ihother-EiEht People InJured and
sieepiag Car Crushed.
kESr' o., Sept ~ "A rear end col
ltsion occurred ON the pittsburgh and
Western division OF the baltimore and
Ohio railway, at this place, at an early
hour sunday morning resulting In the
injury of eight people none OF them
however, being fatally. The B. & o.
has heen carrying an Of its Washington
passengers from western points via TINS
division and all day Saturday and sun.
day large trajps crowded with eN-
cursionists bound for Washington City
have been whiriing around the endless
number Of curves for which the 7. 81
W. rs noted
sunday morning the first section Of
the train carrying the g. \. L. people
from Nebraska came in and was held
by the operator 10 await orders from
the dispatcher nt Allegheny but IN
stead OF orders came the message. 10 go
ahead Operator LiTett gave the orders
70 Conductor CrQoks' but when tngl-
neer strife attempted to start his tram,
having ealled.in his ilagman, the air re-
o.
fused 70 work. and there was some de-
lay in gettinga start tlagman Hardin
had come IN and was standing at the
rear end of the train, Suddenly he
saw through the fpg the headllSht and
heard the whistle OF the tram mat was
following.
/ lie rushed back ana had gone twenty
car lengths when he met the tram
coming at rate oi iuiIy twenty -hve
miles an houri Engineer 9lppy sl"
! the signal IRON the hagIhah ana st tle
same tiine saw tne rear emo o. tlie trhln
I ahead eNtenaing AROUND tlle curve d,
the depot ne 'iia ms p,'st 70 sup iiiu
naq Rotteh tle tram uo"ii 70 . st'''.l :
iVe iitiles an n'tr Wncil y tr'.sli',, nv, !,
Ihe rear sleeper 81 the tram .'iiic'l''
nc crash NaS d iF;iliui oiit "''' 'e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
uNcoNsoIoNABLn LIARS.
Mr. van Rensselaer, Tells How lie wa.
DECEIVED at sonthnmpton.

Mr. Van Rensselaer, Tells How lie Was
Deceived at southampton.
NEW YoER, sept 19.-Mr. Cortland
Van Rensselaer, passenger on the
Normanuia. in speaking Of his ex-
pcrience, said. "The Hamburg -Ameri-
can people lied to me up and down. |
went TO the Office in Southampton, in
tending to ask them if they intended
to take steerage passengers from Ham
burgh and other infected ports, but be
fore said one word about the matter
the man in charge volunteered the
statement that no passengers would be
taken from Hamburg. | don't think
FL 20 to Europe for some time again.
My wife was with me. and our suffering
on board the crowded Cepheus was
something awful
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
A STRANGE BOX.
An Internal Machine Found in Gov.
Flowers Room.
Another Death From Cholera in New York
City-SeverItl More suspicious Cases
Reported importation Object sugar
From Hamburg and Altoona.

NEW YonK, Sept IA mysterious
box, which is believed 10 contain an in
fernal machine, has been received by
Gov. Flower at his cholera headquar-
ters in the Windsor hotel The nature
of the contents was fortunately discoy-
cred before any harm was done. The
box was followed up by n letter, the
contents of which indicated that it was
inspired by the same disordcred brain
which planned the mysterious machine.
The manly stand taken by the gov
ernor in. resisting the mobat Fire island
and in placing the unhappy passengers
of the Normannia in the shelter. pro-
vidcd for them by the state seems to be
the only excuse for the outrage.
DR. Asheley A. Webber, Of brooklyn,
reported to the board of health Friday
night the death of Miss Meyer at 29l
North Eighth street under circum-
stances that lead him 10 believe case
of Asiatie cholera Two inspectors
were detailed to investigate and re-
port.
Two additianal suspicious cases were
reported, one on Fulton and another on
McKibben streets. They are being in
vestigated
/ Alta conference Of the health board
/ their attention was called to the i'm
/ portations of beet sugar, which comes
largely from Hamburg and Altona.
| Although il was not thought advisable
10 prohibit its importation, 1t was
recommended that great care be exer-
/ cised in its reception.
After receiving reports from all the
city officials having the sanitary condi-
ton of the city in their care, and con-
ferring at length with the heads Of the
1 various city departments, Mayor Grant
decided Friday night that it would be
advisable TO request the president 20
stop immigration from infected Euro
! pcan ports entirely for the present
The following message was accordingly
sent to President Harrison;
ii MAYORS OFFICE, Sept 16, 1892.
Hon SJIARRIsoN. President, Exec
utive Mansion, Washington, ID. c.
Dear Sir: As mayor of the city OF New
York deem it my duty to call your at
/ tention to the present condition OF sani-
! tary affairs in this city.
/ While there is no cause for alarm in
the present condition, and while every
thing Is done by the authorities to pre-
vent the spreading of the cholera,
every precaution should be taken to
\ prevent its further Introduction in this
community,
|, therefore, request that you, HS
president Of the United States, exercise
all heauthority you possess to prevent
further immigration TO this country un-
I'll all fear OF the introduction Of eiipl-
era shall have disappeared, am, viii
great respect, very truly,
IlTGH J. GRANT, Mayor.
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Cleveland Denies 1t.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Sept i7.-Ed-
itor S. E. Morse, of Indianapolis, was
the only caller at Gray Gables Friday.
Mr. Cleveland's attention was called 10
the published reports regarding his atti-
tude in relation to his modification for
the tariff plank in his forthcoming let
ter of acceptance. The eX-president
said that the newspaper had no ground
whatever. for such a statement, and no
one has been authorized to forecast
such n theory.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
THE VETERANS.
The Boys in BIue Occupy the Nationni
capital. which Is Turned over to Them
d. All It's Glory.

The Boys in BIue Occupy the Nationni
capital, Which Is Turned Over TO Them
T., All Its Glory.
WAsHISGTos, Sept. 19-The boys IN
blue took full possession of the national
capital Sunday and the regular inhab'
itants took a back seat
A blne sack coat, with two rows OF
brass buttons and soft hat, orna'
mented with gilt cord and G. A. X.
badge, is the prevailing style in fall
fashions in the city. Many OF the
many hundreds of members of the
Grand Army who have already ar
rived are further embellished with
ladies Many of the wives and daugh,
ters of the soldiers, and possibly some
of their sisters and their cousins
and their aunts, have taken advan'
tage Of the transppr tati2n rates to
see the most beautifu city il the yeorid
The blhre OF the brls bands tic sfriil
notes Of the fife, tiis tap 81 the drum
and the inspiring calfs OF ttg pugle are
common sounds.
Grand Army Place, as the famous Old
f.White lot is hereafter to be known
officially, is, of course, the great object
of interest. Nothing more beautiful
{ and picturesque can be imagined than
the appearance it presents to-day, with
its hundreds of tents. its myriads of
flags and banners, and, anchored in
such surroundings, the long, black
man-of-tyar Kearsarge, with tapering
masts, furled sails and grinning cam
i non.
/ The Kcarsarge is one of the greatest
/ objects of attraction to the veterans.
She is now practically completed, and
/ will be pnt in commission Monday,
/ fully ofiicered and manned When Maj.
/ W. II. Michael proposed his plan no one
I supposed that he contemplated building
( an exact model Of the old Kearsarge,
/ but he has accomplished what he set out
TO do, and the query is, how did he dc
| it? Maj, Michael hasa friend in SEN
ator Henderson, who. knew what that
gentleman had accomplished in the
same line in his own state.
The monument lot is south of the
White lot, and separated from it by a
roadway. Here are the barracks-a
series of long. wide and low temporary
buildings covering an acre or two OF
ground The sides are of canvass and
the roofs of boards These barracks
are free quarters, and intend to accom-.
/ modate more than $4,000 men. The
/ hunks are in three tiers. Each one is
about two feet wide and six and a hall
feet long. A piece OF strong muslin n
canvass is nailed to each side of the
bunk frame work, and is raised at ons
end in lieu of a pillow. THIS is ilif
veterans bed, he supplying his own
/ blanket
! Thousands of visitors will be given
accommodations in public buildings
/ sleeping on mattresses laid ON the floors
4 great many Ohio men will sleep ii
schcol buildings in the southeast section
I OF the city
i Near the barracks is an immense din.
iuF shed where the churge for break
fast Of supper is thirty-fye cents, and
for Ginner fifty cents or q ticket goo6
all three meals can be obtained for 81.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23

Ir is said that tire gate receipts a,
the New Orleans fights foot mp about
$3.50 06d. OF which 10000 goes To the
management ns net profits
a SYNDICATE ~ American capitalists
it is kaid will huy the volcano Popo-
catspotl. In Mexico, 70 mine its sulphur
and sell the Ice from It's peak
'tnr fish commission steamer, the
Alba,ross. has broughtfrom Alasbn AN
assortment OF black bass with which il
is proposed to stock the waters OF Puget
sound
SunrACE indications point to a grcat
oil basin in The hnthcad country in
Washington, and an attempt will be
made 10 prove its existence in paying
quantities.
ENGLAND is reaping rich harvest 10y
reason. OF choler7t an the continent All
tho tourists and many native French
men and Germans are summering on
the island.
THEHE is nothing so potent in causing
] the average Nnaerlcantouristt to awaken
toa seuseof the scenic glory of hisown
country as u visitation Of cholera to
foreign countries #
| PEoE. BARSAHp, Of Lick Observatory,
announces the discovery OF fifth satel-
I lite Of Jupiter The discovery is con
/ sidered one Of great astronomical inn
portauce aud a marked distinction for
America
TlE attest triumph Of Yankee inven-
4 tive genius is an India rubber fish
woruf. IT is said 10 be n remarkably
good imitation OF the common earth
worm. is indestructible, and in actual
use proves rs alluring to the fishes as
the genuine article.
a srRANeT custom is followed 10y
Mexican farmers, They use oxen OF
4 one color in the morning and another
color in the afternoon. They do not
known why; but they know that il
must be the right thing TO do, because
their forefaihers did Il.
oS The occasion OF the episcopal jubi-
Ice OF the pope nexty year, there viii bc
1 700 priesly pilgrims from the unitee
! States, besides many hundreds from
other ports of North America and from
South America, attended by numerous
bishops and archbshopS
CmckfSs have been netting as gold
collectors for j. A. McConviile, of Butte
Mont In one chickens crop and giz
zard he found some gold nuggets. lie
therefore killed the remainder OF hi
brood. thirty-one in number, aud foun,
IN them gold 70 the amount of sSs1.
T. a MARVELLOUS lake is reported Il
have been discovered in the mountains
=. in the Zig Bend county, Washington
The hike is said TO be -considerahl,
size, und brimpl of boiling water.
FfocKs Of young Chinese pheasant
are reported at various points in east
crn Washington With few years o
protection. the fields and forests of thn
section viii be well-stoelied with thi
superior table fowl.
a You've man in Vermont who prob
ably wonder, how IL As that he cal
scarcely make both ends mcer recent,
hired horst and buggy for two dollar
10 drive to an adjdming town To have
dollarand-a.half pairof shoes stetescd
Fnoy JANUARY Ito the doi jun
2 iQgss Immigrants have gone into Mani
} inhn hnd the nnrlhwest territories
Forthcsa period Inst year the mum
her wna less that 5000,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
pEcREAsE III AAMsURa


in the Number Of New en- Nes''a
Confidence Res
HAMBURG, Sept 70. - +Ae
turns received in rcgaro .to the raNaf
of the cholera epidemic II this elt e
learned that 2s6 fresh eases and l9t
deaths were reported Saturday. IheSe
figures, however. include ninety--,E
fresh eases and forty-dve deaths whieh
occurred"on previous days, thus shown
n big decrease in the numhcr OF pate s
and the mortality from the pestilen e.
No demands were made on the auth Ar-
ities sunday for the transportation y
the bodies. Of victims to the mortut ~
until $50 o'clock q. m. A fact showf ig
the return Of confidence on the part OF
the people is that the usual concerts
were given in the st. Paul beer garden
SUNDAY afternoon for the first time in
several weeks. Other public concerts
wore resumed sunday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
rransoontlnal AIr-Line scheme.

DETROIT Mich, Sept. 10 VIM Dallin,
of Chicago, vice-president and general
manager of the Atlantic and Pacific
Construction Co. gives an account of an
airline railroad to be built between
New York and San Francisco, which
will be 4 shortening Of the distance of
oycrc eight hundred miles. He says the
work OF grading viii commence in 1885,
and the entire road viii be completed
ana in operation in 1900 The cost of
the division from New York to Chicago
will be $3.50, Oo0,0 600. and of the Chicago
San Francisco end 100000. .OO0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
No More Immigrants to Come.

WASHINGTON. Sept. II. Secretary
Foster received Friday morning the
agreement signed by the steamship
companies in which they say they will
not ship any more immigrants at pres
ent to the United States Several tele-
grams have also been received urging
that quarantine of ninety days be
established against all immigrants from
Europe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
wan. r. stonpsd Ten years.

RALrMoRE, Sept. l9-The naval vet
Grams Saturday heard Rear Admiral W..
s. Wells read an encouraging report
showing an increase of over, 1000 in
membership during the past year A
resolution was offered asking the presi-
dent to stop immigration for 4 term of
ten years, until those already here be-
came naturalized and civilized, especial
ly regarding the laws of health
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
cnnrhah un a Rnllet.

CASEY, Ill. Sept l7,-Icssie Gossett,
who was accidentally shot in the left
cheek some three months since, soon
recovered, but has been complaining late
ly of his throat feeling sore. Friday
morning while coughing the bullet he
was shot with flew out of his mouth, 1t
was sliglItey indented on each side and
large enough TO have torn his head of.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
I,,,,a Jonnson's Trial Postponed.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept 2o.-The case
of Lille johnson, who was indicted for
the murder of Freda Ward in conJunc-
ton with Alice Mitchell. was called in
the criminal court Monday Miss John
sons counsel asked that the case be dis
posed of, stating that his client was
practically prisoner, and in very bad
health. The court set the case for
OctoberS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23

Nrw YogK, Sept. 19.-Grave disorders
ars,reDorter from Coroeoss. Bolivia. A
horde of Indians entered the town,
sacked commercial houses, burning sew
eral and killed many people. 1t is
thought that Gen. Camalbo is now con-
sulting with the Indians near Challa-
gaia, although he sends another letter
10 Pacheco disclaiming any revolutions
arr- views
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
Suspected Cases in Nsw York.

Nt:w York, Sept During the past
twcnty-four hours ut least thirty eases
of suspected cholera were reported at
the health department Mrs Maria
Sposati, the Italian woman living at $40
East 1i5th street, who was reported
last night as suffering from cholera,
was examined and found free from that
diSense '-.'.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
BEATs THR RECORD.
A Tonnes.ce woman Gives Birth To halt
DOZEN Children.

Dozen children.
Knoxville. Tenn, Sept l7.-Mrs.
Charles Billings, the wife OF poor, IL
literate mountanecr living III Ashe
county, North Carolina twenty-eight
miles from the nearest railroad station,
has surprised herself and the people
throughout that region. She has
broken the record in the way of
child bearing, and recently gave birth
to six baby boys. They weigh
from four and half TO nine pounds,
and all are alive. Mrs. Billings is 4
woman of medium stature, 81 years old,
and has four other children, hut they
We're all born singly Billings depends
ON wild game. fish. etc. for living.
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snhn.l.T,aoner paaly Ieiar,a.

PRINCETON, Ky, Sept. ~, Miss lillic
Davis, . Young schoaktclchers OF Cald-
wen county, while going from herhomc
TO tho country Sunday afternoon, was
thrown, from her horse and seriously
injured She was badly cut about the
hcad and now lies in proearions con-
dftion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
The ,IissIs.inni snannc,I once More

CLINTON. Ia, Sept ig. Saturday, two
years and nine days from the driving
of the first pile, September $, 1880. the
Clinton and Illinois high bridge was
opened to the public, without public
demonstration or display. That will
come later The bridge is 1904 feet in
length, including approaches
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
nlaarming Homestead.

PITTsBuRGH. Pa. Sept. 20 --Adjutant-
General Greenland has issued orders to
Gen. Wiley to withdraw the Fifteenth
regiment from Homestead, This leaves
the Sixteenth regiment still ON duty,
1t is probable all the troops will be
withdrawn within ten days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23

BATON RouGE, La, Sept. 1.-THE
governor has received a check covering
the direct-tax due by the United States
to the people of Louisiana for SSl4,aOO.
Pending final action Of the committee
for distribution OF this fund the money
will go into the state treasury, under a
law passed by the last Legislature,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
calln1 tn snurreon.a Pulnlt.

BosToN, Sept. l9,-Bev. Il. NJ, Deming,
pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church,
has formally rendered his resignation.
He has four calls for consideration, one
of which is to join DIR. ricrson in the
London tabernacle of the late Rev DR..
Spurgeon. His decision in regard TO
the call is not yet made.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23
CURRENT TOPICS.
ss,vcK weighs elo pounds

HpIsss.lcK weighs elo pounds
rrnan lsaiscrs new beard is .
N orAr . going 10 Florida tor
h.
,KS's shoes are now being half, .
tn tripe
loyal standard Of Persia is "a
iith's apron.
DTS cost but ten cents each TO the
in Central America
4 are thirty towns called Wash
In the United States.
rooL of law is soon 70 be opened
10 for Japanese women
York has s, lGa dwellings which
10 over tsa-fniniiies each
JoSFs wss paid s.iOo for preach
iree days at Richmond, Mo
Southwestern British Columbia
are fuilyfooo wild horses
PICK valley IS the nane Of aset-
ent in Marshall county Kan
DrInLER, the veteran cxecudoner
lris. has beheaded 22O pcrsouS
STREAM near Tucson, Arik,. Pcti-
al soft substances thrown into it.
ioxa the nobility of England
hty-one per cent have no children
uAvAs are becoming quite nm article
.-art from Manitce river, Florida
bmA has a cabinet Of Rose
ha which is said to be worth
In Low Is To open school in
Or teaching the native women
frank.
the first time in years in North
olina there are no convicts at work
oi! railroads
TlIE original "Dcclaration OF lnde-
pendence" is in the state department in
Washington.
irl of the period sto inhabit an
\ saiticle of male wear this season.
kn )wn as vest
: II harvesting of wheat in South Da-
III about over and the reports iD'li-
q average yield
"a Emperor OF Austria has ordered
d, spapcrs Of the empire TO quit
IN. about the cholcra.
iifrE are said to be 1, lI2 patent rem
"a ,or cholera in the list OF the
tsd States patent office.
ius,o the Digger and Ute Indians
ID is no edible so highly esteemed
~ common grasshopper.
1ni,IANY has decided to adopt the
lofan grapevine, because expert
III show it to be phylloxera proof
~ democratic nominee for congress
* Sas, Judge Pascal, has amustaeh'
y n,easures sixteen inches from enc
rnE other day n ST. Paul surgeon
dc an incision into u woman's necl
and recovered the false teeth she ha,
swallowed.
Tim democrats at u judicial convcn
tion nj Carrollton, Mo, broke the rec
ord, nominating Judge Ruclcr on tn
b,alath ballot
NEW YoRK dealers have taken advan
tnrc of the cholera scare To ndvanc'
and even double the priccs Of nearly al
lslnds,of dlslnicctntS
RncKl.ANn(Mci burglars accidentally
dropped roll of bills amounting 4
-slhd In Mr. Roblnson's house and wen
M without uny plunder
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A Wnnlr. n,arantlnn.

AuGusrA, Me, sept 10 The mem-
bers of the board OF health OF this city
have returned from visit te the brow
inccs, They report that the dominion
quarantine Mt st, John n. T., is almost
worthless
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.rhrns NInrInes injured.

FoRrREss MoNRoE, Va, Sept lo.-The
cruiser Philadelphia went to Norfolk
Sunday morning and put three men
seriously injured by the explosion Of q
gun Saturday in tho Naval hospital.
She passea out for Newport at 1 p. IN.
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rn,n Pasha Held ny Arabs.

BERLIN, Sept l0.-Dr Stuhli an
writing from rabora, reports ira
Emin Bey IS in the power of the Al %
at the south end ~ Albert Edw r
Nyanza, awaiting Or assistance 10
cane. The Arab 7, roit in the Con
! state is spree ling To Gcrpan territor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. JE-cholefa is
due in Detroit in two Wclss. according
To DR. j. J. Mulheron, hited stetes in
spector. "lt is almost Inevitable - the
doctor declared. ~ can hardly be
avoided The who'| |ountry Is in Tor a
struggle with ID q Dasc, is iey earnest
belief"
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r..nhiiahlnc lonarantlnn.

BRuNswlcK. Ga.. Sept l7.-Reginning
Thursday all vessels coming fromnorth
of Iatteras win be stopped for inspec
tion Mt quarantine. II there Is any
sickness ON board the patients will DO
sent TO Sapelo island
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Chndren KIlled nv J

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept ~ Cd
saw, Kittie Yaney, ageded h
brother were killed, it isp
a panther, which escapei &c
NUNS circus about q weel 'hf
were passing through a W.
accompanied by a dog.
have aroused the panthes, fm
were found dead at noon.
killed by a blow from =,
paw. and the girl was -
neck The panther wa nm
killed.
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SAN tosr, Costa Rica, sept 10. dis
patchc{ from Gauteinala assert that for
cign money. thnt Of tho United states
excepted, is 10 DO barrcdout Of the 70.
nnhllc
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San salvaicr IA. 4 case.

PANAMA. sept 20 "A telegram nom
San So ID that a death from
cholerr ha atIia rlbtrtnd, on
the Z I'D tlse republic, aud q
short .is gir the capital. The
victim at tsa wax llor, recent,
ly arriv, h7ona L-4-npo
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lu, ASrrNis. n, Y, Sept aO.--At 0
csiac dtndrS morning a yellow flag
.W Ing en tie steamship Bohemia
infll ow lay At lp;40 o'clock tho
aiea, lif sstallia, in the lower bay
was hylu elbow Arg This inc
cal TN thos Is moro cholera on n,
saS ulsg
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nupA pEsvH, Seg' " - 'Ao ,inotiell
anniversary OF the way pa
smth, the hungarian 'qi
tlngly celebrated In thN Wy
lrhc birthday ictcs opened with ~
cesslon In which several thousand n
sons tdokpart