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THE NEWS EPIToMIzED.
Eastern and Middle sta,cs.

A. q. SpALDINc. of Chicago, and his party
OF baseball players who left San Francisco
last fall arrived i'm New York sty after a
tour around the world.
ISAAC RIcH n Co, the oldest fish house In
Boston, are financially embarrassed. Their
,,n nan'ntles are placed at $2OoW9 The firm
was part owner OF the steamer Hayticn Re
public, which was seized at Hayti The
troubles at Hayti are said to have had much
to do with the firms trouble
Downs Il Finch, shirt manufacturers of
New York city, with large factories at James.
burg Bordentown and' Higftstown, N. j..
regarded MS the leading firm In the business
In the United States, have failed for $500 600
Ex-PREsIDkNT CLEVELAND has returned
20 New York city from his tripto Cuba and
Florida and resumed the practice of law.
"A RECEPTION was given ~ Secretary
Tracy 10y the Brooklyn Club In Brooklyn.
ORDERS were issued for the entire Pennsyl
vanla division of the National Guard To 30
To New York and participate In the ccre.
monies incident to the centennial OF Wash.
ingtons inauguration.
TnE extensive AK, shovel and saw factorie.
OF hubbard ~ Co, at Pittsburg, Penn, were
totally destroyed by fire. The loss viii be
fully 500, 600.
/. uLRIc ALTON, of Grecnville, N. II. WINS
KILLED while driving across the track al
Ftchburg, Mass
SEoRETARY Tracy paid his first official
visit 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard and i'm.
spected all the vessels being built and rt,
paired there
lHE All-America and Chicago baseball
teams were warmly welcomed homo by their
friends at public dinner at Delmonico's, i'm
New York city, and their trip around the
world was celebrated with toasts. words of
wit and praise and applause Among the
many speech-makers were Chauncey NJ
Depew Mark Twain, Erastus Wiman and
Daniel Dougherty.
JACOB SANpT, a well known and respected
grocer OF Easton, Penn, Commander of Hnph
Payne's Commandery, committed suicide by
hanging himself from a raftcr In the garret
of his home.
AFTER a shutdown OF only weeks dura.
non, the coal miners ..iong the Monongnhela
River, Ponn., have resumed work About
OOOO men IN all were affected by the resump.
ton.
InE Boston freight houses OF the Boston
and Maine Railroad were destroyed by fire.
Loss over $500, 900
MAYOR GRANT, of New York has an.
pointed Fire Commissioner Richard Croker.
tne leader OF Tammany Hail. TO the Office of
Sity Chamberlain, recently resigned by
William NJ. Twins. Mr.. Croker was promptly
sworn into Office The salary is $25, 600 a
year.
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WasI,ington.

THE President has appointed Joel b. Er-
hardt Collector at the Port Of New York.
Colonel EIhardt was the Republican candi-
date for Mayor Of New York last November,
and Is a prominent party leader in the Me-
tropolis.
coRNsnCs vAx corr was appointed Post
master Of the city 81 New York by the
President Mr.. Van Cott Is state Senator.
and like Colonel EThardt has been for wears
q Republican leader In New York city poll
tics
THE Secretary Of the Navy has formally
accepted the nlInbOat Yorktown.
a PARCEL post convention between the
United States and the l.eeward Islands has
been signed by Postmaster-General Wana-
maker.
SCHUYLER DURYEE has beon appointed
chief clerk Cf the Patent Office Ho Is forty
two years Of age and was born IN New DER
sey.
a NEw Chimes Minister has been appointed
~ W Washington His name ls Tsin kOok Van
he is man 0f scholarly atiainmouts. end
holds high rank as q mouber 0f the Imperial
Academy of Pekn
Tm President and Mrs Harrison enter
tanned Governor and Mrs Algor.of Michigan.
and the First Assistant P0stmaster-g General
and Mrs. Clerkson at dinner az the White
House
ASSISTANT SEnGEAyr-Ar-ARus JANIS
CHRISTIE. of the United States Senate. has
lust died of pneumonia lle had been a
Senate cmploye Tor twenty-five years
SECRETARY WINDOW ordered the dismissal
of Captain Herbert Beechcr o. son Of Henry
Ward Bcechcr. from the Government SER
vice. iu 1885 Cleveland appointed him Col
lector Of Customs at Fort Townsend Washing
ton Territory.
THE President made the following appoint
mcnts. Eben p Rand. of Maine ~ b. q ~
praiser of Merchandise in the District ~
PORTLAND and Falmouth. Ne; George @.
Sturgiss, Of West Virginia. 90 be Attorney of
the United States for the District of West
Virginia. and Hugh p Lindsay. of Tennes
see ~ be- United Statcs District Attorney for
the Eastern District of tennessee
CoLoNEL 1T H. SWORDS, formerly Ser
gcani rms 81 the Republican National
Committee hos teen appointed Inspector Of
Furniture in the Treasury Department
bY erection OF the resident the Secretary
~ VI has ordered that the now military
post near Denver. Col. shall he known az
fort Logan. ~ honor the memory of Ga,
iaie 3eneral John a, Logan.
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Foreign.

THE 5000 tusls OF ivory, which tho Afri.
can explorers Stanley and Emin Bey are re-
ported to have with them, are valued at
A NEPHEW OF Gusman Blanco. OK. President
OF Venezuela, who committed forgery to the
amount of $23, 600, has been arrested I'm
Mexico while trying TO escape 20 the United
States.
A NEW Peruvian Ministry lns been formed.
with Pedro Alejandrino de solar as Premier.
HUNDREDS of houses have been DESTROYED
10y fire at Surat, India. The loss is placed
at Sl ,OOO,0OO.
THE Dowagor Duchess of Cambridge, aunt
oi Queen Victoria, Is dead, aged ninety-two.
CoNsIDERAnLE distress prevails along tho
ranama Canal. There are stpl over 5000 per-
sons ON the line of the works who are In a
destitute condition, Som{ deaths from
starvation have already been'reported
TuE Ameer of BolShara Il about TO send
his son TO Russia 10 be educated The State
Bank of Russia win open branch In
Bokharn.
TnE Persian Government has ceded the
districts of kelat and Kcdert 10 Russia
OVER $1,000 persons were rendered home
less by the great fire at Sprat India. To
add To the prevailing distitas cholera has
broken out i'm the town
The rumor that Stanley and Emin Pasha
were marching in the direction of Zanzibar
was an Arabian invention.
WINE store at Sill Hungary. was en-
tered by thieves. The proprietor surprised
the robbers at their work and was seized and
crushed 10 death In n wine press They
caught the blood i'm n cup and forced n pnss-
er-by To drink e.
KING JOHN, of Abyssinia, before his death
appointed as his successor hisncphew. Dagiac
Mangacia.
THE French Chamber OF Deputies has
passed the bill regulating the procedure OF
rants have been issued for the arrest OF GEN
eral Boulanger, Dillon and Rochefort
Copies OF them have been submitted 90 every
police station in France
THE Indian pearl fisheries are failure o,y-
ing TO the prevalence OF cholera. The failure
F2S00,000
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South and West.

AT Frankfort, Ind, William PRAY shot and
killed his wife, and then shot himself through
the head inhicting mortal wound.
AT a revival meeting at Calhoun. Ky. j..
w. White, Sheriff of the county, confessed
that thirteen years ago ho stole $1,000 from
the county He made restitution at once.
COMMODORE BENHAM has taken command
of the navy yard at Mare Island, Cal
THOMAS WASHINGTON, fourteen years old
was put off am engine near Charleston. W.
Va. He returned and struck ENGINEER
Spriggles ON the head with pump handle.
knocking him down, and then beat him TO
death
BILL Moran. the .sTerror Of Flat Ton - a
West Virginia coal mining region was killed
after most desperate fight. One officer was
fatally injured
MARK FRANCIS, n colored man who was
hanged at Lebanon, KY, on March 20 was
not killed, and was rcsuscitated by his friends.
He is now at large.
RIcH deposits of gold have been discovered
at Bear Paw Mountain, Montana
The cashier Of bank in AnoIa, Mimi.
has disappeared with 100000.
CRAFTS sawmill, near Junction City. KY.
was wrecked by boiler explosion and -four
men were killed.
RAIN fell in South Dakota extinguishing
prairie fires.
m 100 DbhIhA lhAt1 committed suicide az
chattanooga, Tenn, by firing n bullet into
her heart having only few T:iinutes pre-
viously taken chloroform with the intention
of ending her life
FRANK HARss, Of Bloomfield Mich. aged
twenty-five years was tramped 20 death by
a stallion. The animal seized him by the
neck with his teeth, shaking him terribly,
and stamping him 70 DEATH
TBE recent storm which ragged In Balti-
more with severity swept over the lower
Chesapeake most disastrousy 20 shipping.
More than dozen seamen lost their lives and
forty vessels were wrecked
THE Louisville Kyl Bridge and Iron
Company's Works, the largest establishment
OF It's kind in the South, has been destroyed
by fire. Loss, sl5O,OOO. Two hundred men
were thrown out Of work
SCARLET fever Of a malignant type has
broken out az Fairbury H.
MAN Marlborough Station. Toxas. Rev
Hall Miller shot and killed an intoxicated
man Of evil reputation named Purchard. who
had disturbed his meeting.
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Literary Partnerslips.

In modern days the partnerships Of
hice and Besaut has been considered one
Of the most remarkable as we'll as one oil
the most congenial IN literary history
and it was only sundered by the death
Of Mr.. Bic. The dozen or more novels
they wrote together have al proved sue
cessfnl, and are entitled TO at least a
place IN the second rank Of modern Eng.
liQh fiction More wholesome or moe
delightful stories have not been written
Rise and Besant we're the English coun
ierparts Of a stiIl more famous twin pai
OF French novelists, frckmann and
Chatrain, who are Alsatans bv birth
hut who reside iu Paris Their novels
have The same wholesome. moral and dc
ghtful tone wh ch characterize ,fce
and Besancs, tho lgh often more melo
dramarc Hnd trleici Whoever b
seen Henry Irving 1.-THE els
sc % one. nissan .a rin's r
oec n to' es fa cd oe on.
dm elsie
sd
sou
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The President has designated Assistant
Secretary Bachelor 10 act as Secretary of
the Treasury i'm the absence OF Secretary
WINDOW and Assistant Secretary Tichenor
20 act as Secretary In the absence OF both
Bachelor.
HARoLp NJ SEwEI.t. removed bv Sccrs.
tary Bayard from the office of Consul Gen.
erl In Samoa, has been appointed by Secre.
ury biaine the disbursing agent To tho
Samoan Commission at Berlin.
ADAM &. TANNsR, OF Canton, Ohio. has
been appointed Chief of the APPOINTMENT
Division, Interior Department.,
IhE President has made tho following ap.
pointments Frank Phimley. 10 bc iJnit.,d
States Attorney for the District OF Vermont:
George A. Knight, To be United States
Marshal for the Northern District OF Texas.
and Jmnes Mcdowell, 20 be Register OF the
Land Office at Huron, Oak. So
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scaly body lay in serpenine length,
along the ground.
Taking il for granted that I wa,
dead, and chilled with terror. she ut.
tered the horriied cry that ! had dimly
heard.
1T brought to her side the servants.
who were armed with sharp axes. TO cut
y path when necessary through the tang.
led undergrowth of the forest
They boldly attacked the serpent
and succeeded in chopping him com.
pleteiy in two Just below the bulge in
his body caused by my feet and legs. II
was necessary, however, to slit open the
severed head and neck before / could be
released.
"At first they thought me dead, but
were soon re DICED at discovering ling
ering SPARK of life"
Under Miss DE Silva's directions the
Colonel was taken to her fathers house
ana there she nursed him back to life
and health.
A tender passion, each for the other
was developed during bis convniescence'
and when he was able to return TO the
logging camp, she had promised to be
his wife.
'''Oh iCdi hcd from one OF tnc IN
dian wood choppers OF the cowardly
plot against his life.
jose had seen the gigantic serpent
crawling slowly toward the Colonel while
the latter lay smoking under the tree,
ana hau determined TO his master,
Mendoza, to n terrible revenge.
knowing the stupefyiug eject of the
yellow berr es, the Indian had induced
his companion to partake of them. and
then had left him TO his horrible fate.
When he returned TO camp, he reported
that the Colonel had been killed and de-
youred by an enormous serpent; but
when news reached the camp that the
supposed dead man was safe at General
DE Silva's plantation, he aud his unscru-
pulons MASTER Guzman Mendoza, de.
serted, aud were never seen nor heard of
afterward. - -lSd,urtiaD Nicbf.
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Salad Rcc,ros


Fresh Fish Salad Take fhe remains
Of cold fish, pix ont the bones and
nince; season with pepper. salt. butter
md vinegar mix we'll with the fish. Put
n small baking pan and set in the
ItVve five minutes. Set on ice 10 cool.
md serve with Worcestershire sauce.
Mackerel Salad Take one ounce Of
nackerel and cut mp three stalks Of
celery, cream, half tcacup OF butter.
)ne tablespoon Of mustard and the yolks
of four hard boiled eggs storm with
pepper, self, and teas poonful Of sugar
hin with vinegar and pour over the
froth
Herring Salad soak three small Hol.
land herring for six hours and cut in
small pieces; cook and peel six pota-
toes, chopped with two small cooked
beets, two onions, one sour apple and
Tour hard boiled eggs NIX with dress
ing Of OIL, vinegar. pepper and mustard /.
add a tablespoonful OF sour cream, and
let stand on ice over night
Salmon Salad Put the yolk Of n raw
egg in bowl, with teaspoonful Of
sugar, pinch Of salt aud cayenne pep.
per. Open can Of salad and turn oil
.-af AfiA"Aa hffN NAAN ofAiNANM WN NNHIAs
Mix the oil with the yoks Of three hard.
boiled eggs. and add tablespoonful Of
vinegar. Brelk some tender lettuce
leaves and mix gently with the fish.
Stir half the dressing In beat the white
Of one egg and add 20 the remainder
pour over the salmon and gafnish with
hasturtions.
Oyster salad Take half GALLON Of
fresh oysters the yolks OF six hard boiled
eggs, one raw egg we'll beaten. two table
,poonfuls OF melted butter a tablespoon.
iul Of mustard, with pepper and salt. a
teacup Of vinegar and -four bunches OF
celery. Drain the liquid from the oysters
and put some hot vinegar over them set
on the Ere five minutes let cool: mash
ihe yolks Of the eggs and mix all the
scasonirgs together and pour over IN
oysters and celery. ~ Cersor- JsuraaL
The Amerca oborig.nes did not
know an tling a1out The monke
wrench, bu' they we're familiar sitb IN
Indian tie.
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peeora.ing . nedsnrcad.

Coarse linen sheeting makes an efec
tive bedspread. with bold design of
large lilies and leaves applied on il in
gold-colored sateen, worked with knit
ting silk of two shades of gid deeper
than the sateen. The design 6traced on
the sateen, tackled on the sheeting and
chain.stitched around the outlines; then,
when the edges are cut away. the design
stands ont on the surface and is finished
of with long. "spikyn stitches. The
yeinIng of the leaves, ETC., is done in
long stitch. A broad band of gold.
colored sateen is added as a border an
around. A heavy counterpane may Ne
made OF serge, with very large poppies
and leaves or sunflowers or some lsfge
design worked in worsteds. The work
is easy and pleasant
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18
WAR SHIPS AT SAMOA.

The Three Powers Concerned Agrco
90 Reduce Their Naval Forces.
70 is authoritativcy stated at the Depart
ment Of State. Washington that the three
treaty powers concerned in samoan afioirs-
England, Germany and tho United States
have reached an understanding. by tie terms
Of which they viii each keep but one war vcs-
sei at Samoa pending The termination Of the
Berlin conference
Tho vessel 90 1o sent there bv the ffoif =
States viii De the Alori th0
now at Honolulu thr
sophie. now on hef
win reufee1.f Ger
land viii doubtie
turn 70 Samoa ffaI
her II she was m9l si.s
hurricane
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SONG OF THE SEA.


The song Of the sea was an ancient song
In the days when the earth was young:
The waves were gossiping loud aud long
Ere mortals had found a tongue:
The heart OF the waves with wrath was
wruBg
Or sooted TO a siren strain,
As they tossed the primitive isles among.
Or slept in the open main.
such was the song and its changes free,
Such was the song Of the sea-
The song of the sea took a human tone,
In the days OF the coming of man;
A mournfuler meaning swelled her moan,
And iercer her riots ran:
Because that her stately voice began
To speak OF her human woes;
With music mighty To grasp and span
Life's tale and its passion tSroes.
such was the song as it grew to be,
Such was the son. q the sea
"a cong OF ttis sea was = nuasr,,y,slFtG
As the human years unrolled;
For the notes were hoarse with the dooned
and drowned,
Or choked with a shipwrecks gold:
Till 1t seemed no dirge above the mould
So sorry n story sail
AS the midnight cry of the waters old
Calling above their dead
Such IS the song and its threnody,
Such is the song OF the sea.
The song of the sea is a wondrous Law,
For It mirrors human life:
1t is grave and great as the judgement day.
IL is torn with the thought OF strife:
Yet under the stars it is smooth. aud rife
With love lights everywhere,
When the sky has taken the deep to wife
And their wedding day is fair
Such is the oceans mystery,
Such is the song of the sea
--f'cedrd T.. Burton, in Harper's Weekly
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q Town In Ashes.

Almost the entire town OF Sinithheld, I'm
Johnston County, N. c., was consumed by
fire The only buildings which remain stand
ing are the County Court House and iail and
few dwellings. Every store In the town and
many dwellings were burned. The fire
originated about ! o'clock =. NJ, and In two
hours the town WIS In ashes.
The wind was raging at terrific rate and
the flames swept over the town like n hurri-
cane. There was no fire department to fight
the flames and the people were powerless
TO resist the devourin2 sweep. The
total loss Is estimated at upward Of
100000 Much Of the property was insured.
Tho fire originated In the carriage factory OF
81 X. j. X. Morgan. It's origin Is thought 10
have been accidental
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18
A NEW SENATOR.

Election Of Nathan y. Dixon by the
Rhode Island Legislature.
The Rhode Island legislature on the
ninth ballot. elected Nathan +. Dixon 10 the
United States Senate as successor 90 Senator
Chaoe resigned scnetor-elect Dixon is "a
lawyer about forty-two years Of age. and IS
the third member of the same family with
the same name. All three have been graduates
of Brown University and lawyers THE first.
after serving seven terms in thc Rhode Island
Legislature. was elected t0 tho United
states Senate in ls89 and served there
tiil his death in 1872 Tine second served six
terms in the State Legislature was elected
seven times - Cougres. aud declined furtho-
service, Then was subsequently elected six
more times ~ the Legislature. serving until
bis death. The third OF Tho name. now
chosen United States Senator was rraduatod
at Brown University iu sG9 ard is at pres.
ent member Of the State Senate
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nousEnoLD AFFAIRS.
To clean Rubber Canvas.

Take ten ounces of borax, thirty of
coarsely pulverized shcllac, and two hun
dred ounces Of water. Dissolve v plac-
ing over steam bath for few hours, or
by using tin pail placed in kettle of
hot water. When the shellac and borax
are dissolved, set off to cool after which
add half ounce of glycerine to make the
varnish more flexible. IL you want a
black varnish, add soluble nigrosine or
very pure lanpblack, but the nigrosine
is the best This is a very cheap var
nish, and may be used on leather as well
as canvas.--Nso York sun.
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DcIlghtrnl Cheesc CnI,er.

There arc various recipes for the dc.
lightful little cheese cakes which would
certainly be very nice for an Informal
lunch. Try the following ThA Neuf.
chatel cheeses may be bought done up
in silver paper--at the groccrs in cities.
One Neufchatel or cream cheese. One
teacupirl sugar, one lemon, crate the
rind and use half of the juice half tea
cupful currants, half teacupfu rolled
cracker crumbs Qhe finer and wore deli
cate the cracker the better fur eggs
we'll ueaten; one spoonful melted butter
half teacupfnl cream or rich milk; half
a nutmeg one saltspoonful sat. Mix
the cracker crumos dry with thu cheese.
first removing the wrapper and taking
oil the thin film or skin on the outside
of the cheese; crumble the cruhbs and
cheese we'll together; add tie eggs,
which have been fist well bbaten up
with the sugar. Then the butter and
cream may he added. If the cream is
very rich the butter may be omitted.
Lastly add the lemon, currants Ind nut.
meg. The cuIrants must have been
washed, dried and then we'll, busted
with cracker dust or -four. Mix well and
put directly in well-butiered patty. pans
that have been lined with put paste.
Bake fifteen or twenty minutes in a quick
oven. They will pun up. but must not
be too brown. --Net0 York HOrl.l
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SINGULAR SUICIDE.
An Aged German Kills Himself With
Homemade Cannon.


Gustaye Stencil, an aged German Of Mil
waukee, Wis, shot himself with a cannon
under peculiar circumstances. He made the
cannon himself He first secured piece Of
cast steel, weighing nine pounds. six inches
long and two inches square In this was a
hole an inch In diameter and FIVE inches deep
with regular cannon touch-hole at the end
double 3 shot
he then placed the cannon on n tub. with
the muzzlo close to his abdomen, aud delib-
crately touched on the lOfd His wife found
him lying on the ground with terrible hole
iu his abdomen. lie died instantly. The
cannon was found several yards from the
spot. Stencil had been hard drfnker for
several months and the night previous no
threatened 10 kill his wiic and himself
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

An English ststistioian makes the fol-
lowing curious e.tim tes: Fac h year IS.
people out OF every 900 marfy. U
each 900 men VINO marry 961 are bach.
elor. aud i30 are wid0wtrs, waile Of
ca.n 600 women only % have been
married before and 003 are spnuors,
Twelve marriages out Of every 100 arc
yecont marriages The aver g. age At
hich men m r is abo O. o., hno the
or eN Wi 10 ~Omo m il
pf 'y
80 b mcu Wcgu 30 aaa ~ 81
unmarried.
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Hnmhnro,s IInrrnr

The body Of n boy named Steinfatb was
found at an early hour I'm tho morning Oh
road near Hamburg. Germany. The boys
throat had been cut and his abdomen
ripped open and his entrails removed. Tho
body was otherwise shockingly mutilated.
tho night
Immediately upon tho discovery Of the
murder parties ~ hussars were sent ont 81
scOur the surrounding country. One Of these
parties surprised the murderer, but he sue
ceeded IN eRccting his escape.
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larry Mcdonald and John Schneider Two
Government employees working on the River
Improvement Commission, quarrelod In q
small eki0 in the middle Of the river
opposite st. Louis No. The men
cfnched. and n terrible struggle followed.
Mcdonald proved the more powerful and
finally threw Schneider headlong into the
river Mcdonald rowed ashore, and allowed
Schneider % drown
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

Word has been received at Regime OF r
tornado that struck q settlement on Long
Lake Northwest Territory. it moved
path thirty yards wide through tho oluifs,
tearing trees uD by the roots Several houses
and barns were blown down. and logs were
carried fifty yards No casualties are re-
ported Prairie fires swept a large area OK
land north OF REGINA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-04-18

The American oborignes did noi
know an tuing a1out The monke
wrench, bu' they we're familiar sth IN
Indian tie.