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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
How to Have Beautiful Hair.

Now about your hair, says Bah, in
late letter: its gloss is gone; it looks
dirty; very well, then, what it needs
first of all is good shampooing with
warm water and brown soap gotten
from the kitchen. You only need
enough soap to make good lather,
but no other is as really desirable as
this, which seems 10 cut the dirt, and
being washed out Immediately by the
hot water, it does not injure the hair.
Have your hair famed until it is dry,
or else 60 about with it loose, but do
not under any circumstances put it up
while it is damp, for il you do it will
have for days an abomina5le mouldy
smell. To get back its gloss you will
need to cultivate the muscles of your
arm; brush it for fifteen minutes every
night and morning, giving it long
sweeping strokes, and having brush
the bristles OF which, while they are
long and close together are yet not
stiff enough to hurt your head. 1t is n
matter Of small Importance about the
brains, but when it comes to brushing
the hair you need not bang your head
as IL you thought 1t was made OF wood.
That sort of treatment will never give
it the beautiful gloss the beautiful
natural gloss, that announces to the
world at large that not particle of
dye has been used upon it in making
it blonde or brown. Entire nous, the
brushing OF your fair locks in tho way
described will develop not only your
arms but your bust
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21

On they come. They are drawn by
oxen which jog lazily forward, their
tongues protruding with heat and
thirst. The monstrous vehicles move
nearer and nearer, until at last the
caravan, all unsuspicious of the lurking
foe, rolls into the midst OF the ambus-
cade.
A terrific whooping and the rush Of
the painted foes surprises the incau-
tious travellers, and while the arrows
hurtle, the swinging skull-crackers
crash down. and the scalping knife
does its swift and bloody work, there Is
time for little use of guns before all
have been struck down and despatched,
save perhaps two or three who can
steal away and hide in the rocks.
The eager sack OF the wagons which
followed may be imagined. How each
redskin with the childlike glee of the
savage, would seize upon and pervert
or destroy all he did not understand
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21

The new King of Portugal, who
succeeds his father, King Luis l, on
the throne, was born on Septem-
Der 2Sth. 1868, and is consequently
&c years old. Portugal, over which
he is called to rule, is kingdom in
southern Europe, occupying the west
ern part OF the Iberian peninsula,
Spain being its neighbor. 1t COM
prises an area of 200 square miles
with 4,500,000 inhabitants, and pos
sesses colonies in Africa and Asia,
containing 1900, 900 more inhabitants.
Brazil used to belong to Portugal, but
declared itself Independent of the
mother country in 1922, and a brother
of the then reigning king of Portugal
was made emperor.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
A Railroad to iIe's Peak.

While in Kansas City recently the
contractor who is building the rail
road to the lofty highth of Pixies Peak
said: 1--WE commenced at the top of
the mountain first, for the reason that
we thought we could finish the three
miles above timber line before winter
set in. The government has very
kindly rented us one or two buildings
usually devoted to the uses OF the sig
nal service corps station on the peak.
and id these we manage to keep our
800 men very comfortably. OF course,
where we are now at work is away
up among the clouds, and it is right
annoying to run against transient
rain or snow storm every few hours.
There hasn't been day passed since
we began work but that we had either
a rain, snow, or sleet storm, and
frequently the clouds hover about so
thick that we can't recognize each
other fifteen feet apart. The road we
are building is owned by the presi-
dents of several Western railway sys-
TENS, and when completed will touch
the highest point of any road in the
world. The summit depot will be
right at the flagstaff. The grade is an
enormous one, being twenty-five feet
to the 100, or one-fourth pitch, tho
heaviest on record. The plan OF con-
struction is similar to that of the
White Mountain road in New Hamp-
shire. The company that is building
the road expected to have it in opera
ton by July 4, 1890" The road will
be thirteen miles long.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Roses.

My love has a garden of roses,
TITS stately, and ample, and fair,
And sweet as the breath Of the hides,
For the rose Of all roses is there.
Herself is the daintiest flower
That bursts on the rapturous sight;
The queen of that garden of roses,
Queen rose of the realms of delight.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Whit Thou post. Do Well.

Mrs. Hussey: Bridget can't you
sweep the room without raising such
a dustP" Bridget: "Sure. mum, ye
wouldn't want me TO lave any av 1t on
the hurol''--Puels.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
HIDDEN TREASURE.
An Interesting Tradition of the Black feet
Indians Revived.

It Grew Out of the Massacre Of a Band Of
Emigraats on the Plains Of Montana-A
Box of Buttons and the Uneasiness it
Caused
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21

ceived a letter from q wealthy Enr-
lishmac, OF London, asking about his
boy who came 10 Kansas City five
years ago, and has not been heard
from since The association looked
for several days, and finally found in
low gambling den what was once a
fine and polished young Englishman.
Another letter was from clergy
man. The son OF one Of his parishon-
ers was last in Kansas City, and his
parents wanted information. The
young man was found in small print
ing office barely ekeing out an exist
ence, with mind shattered and friends
gone. There are many other such
cases which the association helps. and.
If the organization exists for anything.
it is this, and just that is being done.
The sportive Jack Rabbit.
The fact is, it Is no easy matter to
capture live jack rabbit. Plenty of
people say they Gun catch them, and
think they can catch them, says u Kan
sas letter to the N. Y. Star, but when
it comes right down to business the re-
suits do not warrant the assertion.
One vehement Colorado citizen who
lived in n section where the jack rabbits
fairly swarmed has repeatedly declared
his ability TO capture 1000 jacks in a
week. He thought he could take n
number Of men and some long nets and
make a dive which would round up
about an acre Of writhing. seething jack
rabbits at whirl. His project is not
new and has been tried. The result
usually is that the big hares either get
away or get killed. Eastern parties
DESTROYS OF starting coursing parks
have had outstanding offers of S.
apiece for jack rabbits not any longer
than your hand, but they were unable
TO get any. A few young ones are
occasionally picked up in nests by boys
or by hunters upon the western plains,
and once in n long while one is caught
in big figure A. trap or "fall door"
trap, although the latter does not often
happen, because of the brightness and
shyness OF this particular kind of rab-
bit. Neither of these sources ofsupply,
however is in any way constant, and
both are altogether inadequate TO the
eXigencies OF regular coursing events.
IL did not take long, therefore, for
the projectors OF an inclOsed coursing
circuit to realize that they must have
II jack rabbit farm. The only farm of
this sort, so far as known, is situated
on fat alkali section near town in
central Kansas. 1t and its jack rabbits
arc the property OF coursing associa-
ton which will not sell rabbit TO any
one else, and which depends on its
farm for the supply OF hares taken to
other cities in park coursing events.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
WESTERN LIFE.
EOmeG,ry New About the Wonderful; City
Of the Mormons.

A Railroad to the Snow Capped Summit Of
Pixies Peak--Young Men Who Drift to the
West and are Lost--The Frisky Jack Rab-
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
A DISASTROUS BLAZE.
FIRE AT THE LEMoYNE INsTIrUr ~
YESTERDAY MORNING.
Over Four Hundred Pupils Become
Panic-stricken and Stampede En-.
sues-Two Members OF the Hook and
Ladder Truck Injured.

A fire yesterday morning at 10: 80 o. clock
did considerable damage to the LeMoyne
Institute, No. PSI Orleans street.
The fire originated in the main building
on the ground floor, front part, and quick
ly spread TO the upper floor. There was
at the time, 40 pupils in the building, and
a panic ensued, but fortunately all escaped
without injury. When the engines arrived
on the scene the entire front part OF
the building was ablazc and it seemed us
though it could not be saved, but the
brave iiremen who know not what the
word ''faip' means, set to work and in the
course OF an honr and half had the fire
under control. The loss on the building
and contents will not exceed $4,000.
A large library, consisting of
1000 volumes OF miscellaneous and 5000
volumes Of text books was saved, with the
exception OF about 1000 volumes OF the
latter class. The school is under the d.
reclion OF the American Association of
New York and is insured through the Car
rington Mason agency for $1,000. Pro-
iessor A. j. Steel, principal OF the school,
will call upon the merchants in few
DAYS to ask assistance in repairing the
premises.
Patrick Hilton and Richard Smith, two
OF the brayest members Of the hook and
ladder company, had narrow escapes from
being killed. The former was at work on
the roof, when 1t gave way, precipitating
him to the floor below, distance OF about
thirty feet. lie was picked up few min
utes aiterward in an unconscious condi.
ton and conveyed TO the Adams street
engne.house, where his injuries were at.
tended TO. The latter was struck on the
head by falling brick and severely in
jured lie was removed to his home, ON
johnson avenue. Neither OF the un-
fortunate tiremen are thought TO be seri-
ously hurt,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

JoHS II. Rom and wife. Of New York,
are in the city visiting relatives.
MIS-. u. BARNES has been brought home
in n feeble condition. the baths at Hot
Springs having failed to improve her.
The Misses Lizzie and Cassie Johnston,
OF Nashville, are visiting their cousin,
Miss Jessie Long, on Mitchell avenue.
OWEN MERIwErmER, civil engineer
leaves on the morning train for Clarks.
vile, Tenn, for month at least. lie is
in bad health.
VISITORS on change yesterday; J. w.
Yates. Blue Springs. Miss; Jas. +. Hig-
gins. Van Werk, o.; Mrs. Jas. +. Higgins,
Van Werk, o.; ID. w. Hawkins, Cincin-
rati, q.
Tue funeral Of Mrs +. A. Johnson.
mother OF the Robb boys and Mrs. Cora
Rubsch, will take place this morning at ~
O'Clock from the fernando Street Metho-
dist Church.
MAJ. WM. BLACK, Of the Brinkley Lum.
Der Company, and +. r. Rogers, assistant
general passenger agent Of the Louisville.
New Orleans & Texas Railroad. leave this
morning for the City OF Mexico.
g. GIVEN, advance agent OF Shadows
OF Great City," which appeared mere
last season, is In the city making arrange.
ments for the production Of the drama ai
the theater on the 18th, l2,h and 18th
inst.
A. Y. Cook. Elmo, Ark; G. S. Brown.
Toledo, o.; X. II. Cunningham, II. 5.
Holloway, Henderson, KY; II. l.. Mosher.
Middleton, n. Y; q. W. sherman. Co.
lumbus; Z. l.. Taylor, Paducah; +. A.
Lindsey. w. u. Spencer. jackson; A. G..
simpson, Arcadia; J. w. Hansell, Hope
field, are at the Peabody.
J. T.. MooRE and wife, McGmw and
wife, Jamestown, Miss; Elisha Evins and
wife, Miss Emma Parker Evins, Ark.
i. X. Burns Nashville; II. J. McIaurin,
Rolling Fork, Miss; r. NJ. Lucas, Poca,
hontns, Ark; = Friedlob, $. n. Mann,
jackson, Tenn. w. h. Hancock, Ia.
Grange, Tenn; w. l.. Buck, Springfield,
Mo-, are at Gaston's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
swIToaMnNs' BALL.
An Entertainment That Reflects Credit
Upon the Association.

An Entertainment That Reflects Credit
Upon the Association.
Tho switehmens' Mutual Aid Associa-
ton OF North America deserves to be
complimented for the splendid manage.
ment that characterized their second an
nual ball last night, 1t was highly cred.
table affair to all concerned. The COM
pany was OF the best, the ladses present
were remarkable for high average
OF beauty and grace, and though there
was no attempt at gorgeous dressing all
were becomingly aud tasteiully attircd. A
more decorous, genteCl and thoroughly
respectable affair was never given at Coch.
ran Hall than thar which the Switchmen
have placed to their credit.
An association that can summon TO It's
entertainment such an assemblage Of
handsome, graceful and eslimable ladies
as honored the Swiichmen's ball with
their presence last night has in il the Gle.
ments OF great future usefulness and GER
tain prosperity. The following were the
committees:
Arrangements Committee. L. Smith,
chairman, Chas. Gholson, L. Cox, Il. Me-
kinna, Jno. Cusick, NJ. j. Lydon.
Floor Committee. Smith, +. Me.
kinna, Lou Walters, Pat Farrell, Chas.
GhOlsOn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
rnE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
To Build a Line From Yazoo City to
oroonville.

To Build a Line From Yazoo City TO
oroonville.
There has been considerable interest
manifested in railroad circles for the last
two days over the statement that the I'LL
nois Central Railroad Company had de.
termlned TO pach the Mississippi River
either ut Nicksburg or Grccnvillc. A pro.
liminary survey has already been made
from Yazoo City TO Grcenyillc, which is a
distance Of forly-two miles, the line TO
cross the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
Railroad NJ Leland. IL is also stated that
n like survey will be made from Canton TO
Nicksburg. In any event the road will be
built to either place.
II the company build 10 Greenyillc they
will be compelled to bridge the Iazoo,
SunaOwer and Deer creek. They can
reach Nlcksburg by constructing only one
bridge, aud that one over Big Black river.
II Is said that the recent decisions OF the
courts in regard 10 the taxes assessed
against the Iazoo branches has had much
20 do with the recent action OF the com.
pany in determining 10 reach the river.
The charter Of the branch running from
jackson TO Greenwood or 1cchula, Miss.
a distance Of llj miles, excmpts from
taxes for twenty years from the date OF the
completion Of the road 10 the Mississippi
River. Hence the importance Of construct
ing the proposed line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
Ex.sscre,ary raireh,ia An Right.

NEw YoRK, March 5.-The certificate
Of the organization Of the New York Sccu-
riiy aud Trust Company was fled In the
County Clerks Office today. Its capital Is
81, 900, 900 and among the mcmbcrs arc ex-
Secretary Of the Treasury Charles S. Fair.
child, William l. Scott, Eric, Pa; James
J. Hill, ST. Paul, MINI. aud the following
residents Of this city: w. A. Appleton,
LOOMS l.. White, VIM. l.. Strong. VIM.
T.. Buckley, Christopher q. Baldwin,
Stuart q. Nelson, Hudson lIoagland, VIM.
Woodward, Jr., VIM. A. Booth, Roswell
7. Flower, James Stillman, WIN. u. Til
lingbast, and VIM. u. Beers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

+ /. Warner has been heard from. He
is In Arizona.
A revival is being conducted at the
fernando Street Methodist Church by. the
Rev. DIR. Bowen. OF the North Misss-
sippi Conference. The meetings are largely
attended and u great many converts are
being made.
The two-story frame building corner Of
Hill and Mosby, which burned on the
10Th OF last month, being at the time oecu.
pied by Mike 0liara as grocery and
dwelling, caught fire again last night
about 1880 O'Clock and was almost en-
tirely consumed. The loss will not amount
10 much, as the house was Quilted by the
first fire.
The police are on the lookout for two
confidence sharks who lately arrived in
the city. They claim to represent san
Francisco diamond broker who can sell
the precious jewels at just hall the amount
an ordinary jewoler could sell them. They
got an "order" from h. Nardina yesterday
for goods 10 The amount OF 500, so OF
which they received in advance. The po.
lice have descriptions Of the swjndlers aud
hope 10 have them in custody before night
fall.
Rena Stewart, colored, who lives at the
foot OF Jefferson street, appeared before
Squire Cole yesterday and swore out a
warrant for the arrest oi Etheridge T..
Rivers, a negro, who has on several occa.
sions served papers for Squire Cole. The
woman alleges that Rivers went 10 her
house one day last February and said that
lac had warrant for her arrest, which he
would destroy II she would pay him the
sum OF 500. She paid the amount, and
a few days ago learned that she had been
the victim OF fraud. The warrant for
Riyers's arrest was placed in the hands Of
an officer, but at latest accounts IL had not
bpen gprvpd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
Panpann ilrcnLfn.i.

The first pompano Of the season were Of.
fered In Our market yesterday. and Man
ager Galloway, Of the Peabody Hotel, 80.
cured a round lot of the delicious fish TO
serve at n choice breakfast this morning.
Epicurcs long ago pronounced the pom.
pano the first on the lisi, In point Of deli
cacy, Of all the fish that s9im the ocean,
and broiled pompano Is the dainticsi dish
imaginable; hence those who parlake II
the pompano ropagt at the Peabody this
morning, even up 10 within an hour Of
noon, may expect 10 enjoy something
extra. Thoro will be other good things
besides pompano rs vol, aud the trim.
mings usual on such occasions are always
OF the incest; hence a breakfast at the
Peabody this morning will be something
70 talk about
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
THE pIoeEsr IN THE LAND.
Yellowstone Kit in Love with the Bluff
Clty

The famous Yellowstone Kit, whohelped
the Observation-Disclosures in their canvass OF
Atlanta and turned the scalo OF victory in
favor OF the "wcls" was in the city yes
terday. lie has the same breezy air about
him as Of yore and expresses his opinions
without qualification or reserve. Among
other things lac said was this:
"Say, you've got great town here.
There's nothing in the South 20 compare
with II in point OF commercial Importance
! base that opinion not only on nay own oh
servation, but find il to be the judgment OF
all men who travel in the South. have
talked with MS many as fifty drummers
from various States upon this subject and
with singular unanimity they all point TO
Memphis rs topping everything else in the
South, and, by Joyc, they're right"
Yellowstone Kit has a great head, aud
his $4,000 diamond pin has lost none OF
its brilliancy.
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The s,agie.rsx petition.

The following petition Is now in circua.
ton In Memphis
To the ncsorahle House Of Representatives Of the
United States
The undersigned respectfully prays for
the appointment by your honorable body
OF n special committee for the purpose OF
making a full inquiry into aud report upon
the expedlency OF raising all public rcyen.
ues 10y single tax upon the value oi land,
irrespective Of Improvements, 10 the exclu.
sion Of all other taxes, whether In the form
oil tariffs upon imports, taxes upon inter
nal productions, or otherwise.
Name and Street .................... ....
City or Town.-........ ...... .........
state.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06

however. and regainng his feet dealt
the Italian two terrific blows between the
eyes, sending him sprawling to the ground /.
He then jumped in his carriage and
started down Main street at rapid gait.
Patrolman Wolf put in an appearance
about that time, and jumping into buggy
that was near Mt hand gave chase. Con-
stable Strain joined in the chase at the
corner OF Beale and Main streets and over
took the fugitive. Squire Hughey, to
whome tho case was submitted, fined both.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
nc,nna All cnmnnri.ani

Is the universal verdict OF all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
FLOR DE aAMEisoN,
And which we arc selling a. a leader at
the popular price Of
. FOR 25C.
cigar as good cannot be- had elsewhere
for Doc. This we guarantee, and invite
conaoisseurs Of fine cigars TO try them.
|. SANELsoN 4 Co.,
The Direct Importers OF Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
WHITE vs.. BLACK.
A Battle between an Italian and n Negro
Tho Latter Wins.

Considerable excitement was created on
Main street in front Of Menkcn's ycsier.
day afternoon about 1880 o'clock by per-
sonsl encounter between an Italian laborcr
and a negro carriage driver The negro's
carriage was In the way OF some workmen,
and when requested to remove II he be-
came very abusive and struck the Italian
with a whip. The latter rctalialed by
Knocking his black adversary down. The
negro was the most powerful Of the two,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06

MNE. DENoREsr's Portfolio Of Fashions
and what to wear for spring aud summer,
The Season for April, North American
Review for March, and Forced Acquaint.
ances," by Edith Robinson, In cheap
series can be had at Maniord's on Main
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06

Forty.fvo members Of the Dakota Legis.
lature telegraphe1 last night TO President
Harrison asking him 10 remove Gov.
Church nj once and 10 appoint Secretary
Mccormack az acting Governor. the OBJ
ject being to shut of more yetocs on the
part OF Church.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
4. q. Is. ~. FrNrnAL NoTICE

rINHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SIMON
i Tuska Lodgc No ~ I q ~ "A, uw earnestly
requested tnmUpt 90 the iOigc ruOm THIS lN tnNtS.
DAY nitrufpun NJ O'Clock Tor The puruse 81 pay
Ing the lat snd tribute ul rCstUrt tn our late
speCtiully invited.
liy uripr l.. y. BLOCK, PUf't
Aticst-A. r. MYEHs scc'y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
The Prc,ldrn,.. cnhInr,.

A canvass Of the members Of the Presi-
dents Cabinet shows that each one ohewi
the celebrated Jersey Tobacco, for which
the Memphis Grocery Company are sole
agents In this city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
Gi,inr Ihem Ann,.

We are giving away every twentieth
pair Of Shoes. Call and see our plan
Everything at 20 per cent discount fol
seven days more.
Lowry & Co., 800 Main Street.
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IIIIII

BAER-At residence. No. gi7 Poplar strcci. sun.
day. March >, lNsy al o'clock . M, AARON BAgE,
aged sixty years.
Funeral will take place from residence this
"WEDNESDAY afternoon al O'Clock Friend. Of
Tie lamlly InvItnd b nlIrll
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diving Them Annr.

We arc giving away every twentieth
pair Of Shoes. Call and see our plan.
Everything at 20 per cont discount for
seven days more.
Lowry & Co., 300 Main Street.
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PUSEWNt NoTICF.

JollNsuN-1he funeral Of Mn FAurScE ASS
Johnson will take placp from the residence NJ her
sonin law. Gcorge T. Eub.ch. No. 52i Mississippi
avenue. this (wEDNksDANl morning az 90
O'Clock. Services NJ IIcrnando arrct Methodist
Church nj 10 o'clock. friends aud acquaintance
Invited 10 attend
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Ad.Irn Ia tfnthnr.

urrd fOf children icChing. II sootllcs the child.
fuiieus the gums illajg all pain. cure. Wind collie,
and j. the hest remedy for diarrhcA &c bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06

Mrs. l.. d. Merriman, Of Allegheny
City, Pa, was robbed In Chicago Of So, 600
which she carried In n satchci while In n
railroad station.