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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
TIE c7EEDs wit FALL WITH
The CLASSES"
Dillon and O'Brien Left ireland in
Order 70 Fill Their Mission
70 america.
aARoH wIEsMAN VISITS PRINCE
BISMARCK.
Baron Harsch Entertains the Prince
OF Wales at a Cost Of
$4,000 Florins.
by Telegraph - the NEWS
TIE HOTEL FIRE.
Il IL Relieved To Re The work or
An IEcpnaIar.-.

II IA hckleFed To BE Ele Work OI
An IEcendIary.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Oct. I6.-At
3 O'Clock this afternoon the Superin-
tendent Of Public Works ordered
the men in exploring the ruins to
stop work, as all the missing had
teen accounted FOR.
Mr.. Perry, Of the insurance firm
Of Bowen and Perry, believes the
place was set on fire. The fire started
III back room where 4 lot Of grease
was stored. At the Globe Hotel
fire, too, Perry says he was quickly
On the scene and declared the fire
started from grease in the kitchen
in precisely the same manner rs the
Leland. He believes that both
places We're set on fire in precisely
the same manner by the same per-
son or persons employed in the
hotels. y vigorous investigation
viii be made.
IA. l.. Johnson Of New York was
around this morning. gearing one
mans Trousers, GFeeUul mans coat
aud a third mans battered and worn
hat. The only things worn Of his
own were his artificial leg, his slices
and night shirt. Mr.. johnson had
barrow escape. He made his way
through the halls TO the staircase
after an exciting experience. He
carried his artificial leg IN his arm,
not having time 10 put il on.
ANOTHER FIRE.
There was another hotel fire in
this city this morning. About j
O'Clock flames were discovered in
the kitchen or the Globe Hotel, sep
3fate from the main hGildiug. The
guests we've called, iIt only a few
responded, the fire being quickly
subuued.
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,..,,, au n, ma. Whisky.

CAETHAGE. H., Oct. l5.-Johu
Peyton. a wealthy and aged farmer
Of wilcox township, is endeavoTing
10 obtain n divorce from his wilei
Elizabeth, ON the ground that she
ATTEMPTED to poison him with croton
oil. Mrs. Peyton filed a crOssOiil,
charging her husband with extreme
ami repeated cruelty. Mrs. Peyt9n
admits that she put crOtOn oil IN the
whisky jug in order to cure her nus
hand vi drinking.
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Berlin, Oct. l6.-The collins con-
tanning the remains Of Emperor
Frederick, Prince Waldemar and
Prince Sigismund were removed to-
day from Ereidenskircke at Pots
dam and deposited in the mausOle-
nm e.ected there.
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CENSUS ANSoUNoENESl

The population OF the state Of I. 7, Texas a,
&. , 80 so. an increase OF 64D,iIli
S.ate Of Tennessee, l,463,155. an IN
crease Of 22l, 55i.
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Hints That are Better than Gold

Ifyou have bad breath, sluggish
bowels. rain in the small OF your
hack, nervousness or giddiness,
your vital organs are sadly out OF
Condition. a mere s'dose Of physic''
will NOT help You. Your only wise
course is to take DR.. David henne-
Tvs Favorite Remedy, Of Rondout,
\ Y. aud cleanse your system oi
The impurities. 1t regulates the
Liver and Kidneys,
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o,,,,r,or,a stntcsmansbiP.

GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, oct. lG.-
The CAPITAL site was taken up again
in the Legislature today. The
Eingfisher and oklahoma City
delegates managed 10 rush through
the second reading a bill locating
the capital at Kingfisher before
Guthrie was aware Of what was go
INC on. Then, after terrible up
rosr. the Guthrie delegates resorteo
IN filibustering, and tonight are still
holding the fort. Trouble Is ex
rectei.
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An IOWA INYEN TOR
l. Going TO Apply His Discovery
60 Collins.


60 Collins.
BALTIMORE, oct. Is. - In the
doorway Of a furniture store on
Iowa Street in this city, in plain
view Of passeTs-by, stands an ordi-
nary looking refrigerator that con-
t4inz. and since August 2lst has
contained. the dead body Of an IN
FAINT. Although nothing has been
done in the way Of emhalming or
otherwise preserving the body, the
flesh Is just rs solid and odorless rs
II death mad taken place few hours
before. On this fact the inventor
bsses his claims 30 a most valuable
discovery. by very simple ar
rangrmeuts he has obtained this
startling result at little expense. He
expects to apply it to collins.
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TOUS WALSH AND SARAH =. u !
u me administrators % the estate =
William swift. dsvea-c1. having nied thtii
pgrfsl11 herCIu .llgly verified pri.i-z igr ~
.rJa- af-lIgaf q uaTt 81 the re- . estate Of said
tergtauf, Tor the purposes therein set ioril
n IL fEgrsgGrr ordered by the judge % SAID
court. that an Qgr51us interested ln
rt. e-fsf. Of said deceased, appear De-
f4-s the said Probate Court on Mon'
nv. me 18th day % November. i'.N
nj ION o'clUrk iu the forenoon OF sAla
tH~. 10 the Court Room Of said ITO.
me CITY and county uf salt Lake, Jtah Ter
rTfrr-. tu show cause why On OF eF -lNu y
rat be granted 90 tLe said admin sirat9r,. u
.-......f -tu-4v1tt. ale a. shall be necessary
and thst p copy % tins order Dc pulllshr'
. ri f-4af f11lr "a .rr--iyc weeks m the DDS,
FrFu EvENINg NEWS. a newspaper pI.hleu
4aI published tn cd city Anl county
Dated October %. l,91-
sEU. ". ENEgCH, Probate judge
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AT 1925 y PATTERN.
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PROFESSOR wiESHAN
Feels Cln-rineJ IT ihe Appoint
rarut OF "a EiVai.

PANANA. Oct. I6.-Baron Wies'
man. vino up 70 recently has had
pretty nearly everything bis own
way in managing Germany's nj,
fairs in East Africa, is chagriUei al
the appointment Of General Soden
in a cauacity which viii make him
irdeDcndeut of If not superior e
VViesman. The Baron las gone I,
Freiderichsruhe 10 visit Prince Bis
ngrcz. a delicate way Of conveying
70 the Emper0rthe fact that he Is II
q milf.
on the other hand, eN-Consul DR.
Euappe. Of Samoan fame. whom
bismarck made Z scapegoat whei
Germany found il advisable to haci
Town before England and the Unit
ed states, and who las accepted TIN
German Plantation Company
mauagership in South Africa, ha
hgen received by Chancellor Vol
Caprivi. who bad a long converse
ton with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17

Secretary Blaine IS informed by the
minister u the United states az -.
Petersburg. in regard to tho various
reports OF alleged persecution by the
Russian government Of Hebrews liv-
INC in that country, that upon thor
ough investigation he - able 10 pre-
sent not only denial Of the Russian
government, but 81 the Hebrew them
Selves. and cnnfirmatory testimony
mat these injurious allegations are
/ basc!ess,
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The Japanese

Garry their TOOTH picks IN their back hair
aud always use them ailer SA.lhs - ,..,,t
iale rare OF their sfomachs. Tse toothpieAs
.-sclv clean with sOZODONT, and bad
t.-lr.sEsa rrr1I lHn zfTTGH-
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TIE sncIA.:sTs
Having n Warm Debate Concerning
fhr ahnrca Ruc.lfnn.

HALLE, Oct. lf.-In the German
socialist congress today there was 4
warm discussion of the church
question. Herr Schmerz and other,
deprecated the wholesale secession
from the church. Herr Le.bknachi
said that when ;he overthrow Of the
classes is achieved the church crecds
will fall with them. As for himself,
he liked neither the priests moi
their opponents. He introduced
resolutions, which were adopted,
declaring that tine party programme
agreed upon in $50 Is 40 longer in
touch with the times, and instruct
Ing the committee b submit 10 the
next congress "a revised programme,
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m aorrnxNEsr ro - ~

Secretary Window has sent a ie. I,
20 e,rh of the other members OF the
Cabinet inviting attention to the iac'
that the provision exemPtins articles articles
ir,,,ortei FOR the use Of the United
states . contained in the act Of los5, -
no longer in force. and there Is no
similar provision in the act Of October
IsgO. Articles imported for use OF
Tho various departments are subject TO
dutv. unless especially provided Tor in
the free list.
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was deeply moved, and when the
ceremonies were over Mr.. Mcken-
uev. clerk uf tine court, and her son
escorted her from the chamber.
The Others soon fOllOwe! anu vent
TO their homes, leaving the ca-le.
in the room.
At 5:4j tonight the train bearing
the remains left the city for heo
kus. Iowa, accompanied 10y the
family aud a few friends Of the late
Justice. Chief Justice Fuller, Justice
Brewer, Marshall Wright, Mr..
Faust. Justice Miller's page and .
few others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
YOUNG BATES

was quite q fsvorite i'm society there.
His father owns n cottage on Cod
iiugtOn Point. On september 22d
Young Bates had occasion to 90 10
Newport on business, and while
there he had 10 use one o! MS
fathers horses. It was b1iky anu
me Is said. 10 have become very
much enraged. His hired man
was unable TO manage the stub
born animal, when Bates, il Is al
Iergd, exclaimed: "l'!l show you
how 10 handle him" Then the
claim is that he took some alcohol,
uoured il over the poor auim1l anu
set fire to il. Screaming with pain,
the horse l. said 20 have dashed
down the street, running b!indiy
against an iron lamp post anu
smashing it. The neighing anu
suffering beast was heard 10y per-
sons living some distance from the
scene. which was witnessed by
others in a passing train on the Old
C'ol7ny Railroad. The skin Of the
animal. Il is claimed, was Destroyer
in many places, exposing the raw
and uuivering flesh. In this con-
Jitiou the horse was returned TO the
zfahle. The residents became
aroused when the story got about
and Bates was advised To leave
town. He did 50 at once, coming
to this city.
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AND WRAPS.

All Wool Jersey Jackets, at 49, $3.50 and FOO Beautiful
Walking Jackets in variety Of EeB Fashionable Cloths at SOU oVV
100, $50 1000 and upEardS
Seal Plush Jackets Refers Fitting and Vest Fronts al So00'
1900, 1850, $780, 2i.0O and upwards
Alaska Seal Jackets at iOOO il50O $780, 1890 10000
Pusb Sacuuss StL5O and $780, worth $500 and 4ooO
Great BARGAINS in Misses and ChldTgn CIoak sizes to 49,
at $3.50 TO $500.
Misses NeEmaTkeE in Great Variety
Misses Refer Jackets will be Great feature this season. No
are showing large assortment at very lon prices
Fur Shoulder Cpss in Russian Hafp Persian Lamb Beaver ana
Fine Mink.
This line is offered at 7ery attractive prices
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suorKIsG nnvrALIIY.
a society swell Fortunes n Hors,
And j. arrested.

New YORK, Oct. 15.-CLaries !.
Bates, son Of c. +. Bates u Martin.
Bates d Co, importers, was arrested
tOiay by Detective Adams, on D
warrant from Governor Rill. The
arrest was made at his parents resi-
delce on West Sgventy-seCond
Street. The charge against young
Bates IL that Of extreme brutality %
a horse at Newport. He denies the
charge,
The odense with which young
Bates il charged created great eX
element in Newport at the time.
The Nanderbilts and Whitneys are
people Of high social standing in
] Newport. They are members Of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Animals, aud they were esPe-
ciaiIy indignant over the affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17
EREIGHI TRAINSi
pASsENGFg RATES

Between salt Lake City and Park City
Single Fare, $500. Round Trip, SO
III TOUNG TT. MACKISrOSH
,,,,,-c- Gen FIT. & Pass AZ
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y.as GGf.Fai Railway.
Time Card in Effect JUNE 81, 1880
Passenger Trains Leave and Arrive
at salt Lake City, ana fark
City, Daily, as FOllows'
SAIL LAKE CITY.
Park CITY.

~, ---iy.z psrI- CITY .........l1.o0 an
- ......... 30 p m
e. . rc4v4s ......... 80 am
. ......... 500 p n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-17

The Patent sofa Bed at San
berr,s Furniture Co., Is rs fine Par
Tor Sofa as can be found. Come
aud see It. los W, South Templer
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NOTICE

rTvIF ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
StarEGlIfer- % the south Jordan
J'1naI Co. uiIi bT held 70 p. IN. on Mon
.lav. october 1.tH. l~l1. ~ West JorIih
y,...,.t Tf.-sf -gfr faec Co. for the election
~ rr--rr. for the ensuing two wears
Ft-rt e. 4. GIBBS. -ec'y-
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FRIDAY EVENING CITY, TERRITORY

Consianiinopie, Oct.I6.-A Greek
uatriaTchate OrGerS all churches in
Turkey under its jurisdiction closed
until further notice as a protest
against the POrte's action toward
the church. Intense excitement
prevails.
southampton, Octl6.-The Ham
hurg-A mericIn line steamer CoiUHl-
Tia arrived today from New York,
having made the trip in 8 days, 10
hours and . minutes, breaking the
best record lher own by . houIs
and II minutes
Berlin, Oct. I6.-The collins con-
/ tanning the remains Of Emperor
Frederick, Prince Waliemar and
| Prince Sigismund were removed to-
day from Freidenskircke at Pots
dam and deposited in the m1usOle-
UNI e.ected there.
Lisbon, Oct. Is. - Mozambique
kilograms say, in regard to the fOr-
tuguese protests, that the British
South African company has con-
cludrd treaty for the cessiOn TO the
company Of the territory Of Nanicl
with the NingOf MutaCa, an alleged
vas-al Of Portugal.
Chicago, Oct. ia local paper
prints a story to the effect that the
/ Interstate commerce commission
has n number Of government secret
service men at work in this and
other cities. irving 10 secure evil
deuce against the railroads which
are believed To lie violating the
law.
Berlin, oct. l6.-Tbe National
| Zeitlvgg SAYS the increase in the
army aud navy estimates will be
/ -. guN, 900 marks.
The government will erect 1900
houses for wOrkmeu in North Ber-
lin. Emperor william is agitating
for cheap railway fares for the work
men living in that section.
Chicago. Oct. l5.-At a Pullman
Palace Car Company meeting today
the following directors were elected:
| George NJ. Pullman, Marshall Field,
J. W. D0luc. Norman Williams
anu AZ Ii-AG VI NAtNsl-,"f A-N-A'
IC. Hulbert Of New York, and
Henry X. Reed Of Boston. The
ust,..I quarterly dividend was de
cl1red. The Total assets Of the com
panv are Si3,Jl5,55O. The net earn
ings for the year were S23s, 100.
Pittsburg, Oct. I5.-An explosion
occurred nj MOOrheat's rolling mill,
soho. this afternoon. The men
were engaged III drawing coke from
the ovens, when hot dust blew out
envelopiug the entire party. I'd
ward and John Hughes were burned
almost beyond recognition aud VIII
lie. Peter Eithsuey, Frederick
Baker aud four Hungarians We're
also badly burned. The cause Of
the accident T. not known.
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GREAT HOSIERY BARGAINS.

We offer Great Bargain in about 200 dozen Misses and BOYS
h.., ,usitv cod French Ribbed and English Cashmere Ho
in s1ss 70 3 at &c., &c. and 4 pair The prices quoted aia
Just
tOo dozen Mems CoIord KoaI Seeks &c. palf Regular
price 40c. 49,,
Mans Natural Wool and Fancy Cod Shirts and DRAWERS al
&c., S. a6 $780, $L75 and 81 apiece the who'll lima is much
under regular prices
Handsome LOT Of silk Scotch Plaid Windsor Ties at 2c 'a'l
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aIn GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. q. ls9o.

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE 3 OGDEN.;
leave salt Lake 80 An ard - pm Al y
- pm.
Returning. arrive salt Lake AZ 1913 An
and 1870 aud as pm
Train arr YES from Wasatch on Sataruit
ana leaves for Wasateh on AoH4's '-''
Pullman palace ard b1fett sleeping e-fs
on all through trains
u q DODGE. J. II. BENNETT,
1870 Nf.,a-sr cen Fri. APass- All
General Onccs AZ salt Lake City. Utas-
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4 sHIPBUMDTSG CONFERENCE.

A large number OF the representa-
tivos Of shipbuiiding and sieel-produc-
ing firms assembled at the Navy
Deuartnent today upon invitation OF
ibd Secretary Of the Navy, TO confer
with the department officials upon the
various difficulties that have arisen
under the present system Of tests ana
inspection of steel used in the con-
strI,tiou OF vessels Of war.
TN conference was lengthy one
Noes were made OF their sugses-
tons. r,..t,,.,,,,,
HYDE and others comPlained ni ~. ~
delav thew experienced in RECEIVING ,i
gror; rroducers steel used in building
ab;ns Tor the government The steel
nraiucers unanimously declared the he
tests required by the governlm,eni. IN IN
| ,i,o manufacture Of steel entirely 700
- AMI severe, and urged that 50 me
moJifications in these requirements De
| made.
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OIL .s, choir e4rl-e why order Of sale Of
o'''- real estate sEculd not be made
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TUy PRESIDENT

was accompanied by Mrs Harrison
and 10y Secretary anu Mrs. Blaine,
Secretary and Miss Window, Secre-
tIry Tracy and Mrs. Noble, Attur-
uey-Gvreral and Mrs. Miller, SeCre-
taTy and Mrs. Rusk, and Private
Secretary HalfUrd. The others in
the courtroom were eN-AttUraey-
General Garland, Senators Manier-
son and Paddock, SOlicItOr-CieEcral
Tan, Assistant AttUrney-Gg L raj
N8urv, Chief Justice Bermudezs Of
Louisiana sni Judge Sidney Dill
Ion.
= few minutes after the arrival Of
the President tine funeral COT.eEe
arrived at the Capitol from the res-
iience 0f the late Justice. The iu-
neral procession, healed 10y the two
Off riajiuS Clergy men, entered the
Capitol bv the eat entrance to the
courtroom, through tire main door.
The Justices OF the court, and JUS
Jire St-Yug, who is on tine retired
list, followed the Clergymen and
SEE II themselves on the left OF the
.-.-Set which was borne 10y the
active pIll.bearyTs. The family, =
few moments later, passed in. Mrs.
Miller was supported 10 a chair n
the right Ofthe collin by her daugh-
ter, Irene Miller. Alrs. Tausglau
and Miss COrkhill, daughter aud
granddaughter Of Justice Miller.
were Immediately behind them AMI,
with MIS-. Reeves aud Mr.. ami
Mrs. ALaUls, were seated in the first
row % the right Of the clsket.
TIE OTHER MEMBERS
o. the funeral party were AIr. ans!
Mrs. Lewis Davis, Mrs. McNcuuy,
| Miss Perry and Miss hate Ferry,
/ sir. and M-s. Thomas Wilson, Mr..
/ Paige. Mr.. James and Mr.. Wood,
OF Omaha. snd ltiies Of the families
o. the supreme Court justices.
The services were opened with
the singing Of the hymn, abide
with Nelly a quarJrtie Ui male
voices. Rev. DIR. Shipper, u the
Unitarian cluTch, then read the
( burial ritual The quarteite sang,
ssCsmc unto. Ne" and the simple
services were closed with a short AZ
Dire Ly the Rev. Or. Bartlett, Of
| New Iu.k Avenue Presbyterian
church. and tine hrneiirtiJH. Dr.
Bartlett sket-hed the life and charac'
t-ruf the dead nun, dwelling lar'
uculariy upon tine great service ht
had rendered the cause Of freedom
% all men. In the work o.. read
iu-tmeut Justice Miller b9rs the
part Justice Marshall tore in the
carly days. In casting about for q
suitable Phrase o. apVroI TiS;eIy DIES
I criue tire g1gu. Or. Bartlett said ht
hal selected this: "a great Amer
| .lu man, Manhood was his quality
above all other. He was emiuently
hum Ine and human. Hewas laUelet
all over with qualities OF ms c9IulTy
and his people.
The heads Of all present were theI
lowed for n moment, while DR.
Shipper prayed God 20 cumfor
those who had been u-reaved by
| Justice NiIier'S death.
MRS. MILLER
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46nch nn8 quality CooI Hslsttas, at &c. per yard; Our
regular 75G. quality.
4On very handsome Striped French Satn8s at 45C, worth So.
S8neh Illuminated Too at &c., this is exceptional Taue
as tbs cloth is actually worth zoe.
84inch Hsnstias at IS 2-3c; our regular &c. quality
54nch Fancy Check and Striped Cloth Sunsr at 65 Cts; worth
$780,
52iach very fine Imported BI0ldcoti at $780, Goods is
positively worth $780,
isnch Silk Ye7ss in ali colars al 75e; sells at 81 sTy-
where.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In she Probate Court OF the County Of SAT-
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
r- ,E. r,.ffgr0f Gle ,siIte william swift,
Irrl Ell.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-21
THE UNREDEENED.

Oh, an elegant rneerschaum ptre am ];
My couch is . velvet case cOmplete,
And many companions round mo lie
:, As we steadily stare ut the stony etleet,
For Fa'e's unkind, and the months have hown
Since the sacred fire on m altar cleaned;
No friend have l. for Im LETT alOue.
Along with the rest OF the Unre<2eoMod.
There's volume there, . birthday gift,
That a mother bestowed on her only son;
But he's long been out on the world adrift.
nv II ss i
You may read inside; and she doubtless
dreamed
OF . future bright Cor the lad: who kncvs;
But the book lies here with the Unrodeeme6
There's diamond ring that was often worn
BY handsome pink-tip fingered belle.
And many n vow was duly sw ofn
When 1t was first placed whore u lcoJDd -
But the faithess jade had q stony hsart;
So the ring Went back, and thoir WAYS apart.
sssAnd the baub!e's como to the UnredComed.
A .petticoat. yonders up for sale
, That has long been loft for q pAltry sum;
But the woman that pledged it looked - DA1os
She'd tiny Guild. and it cried fer bread,
49, u sr motheely heart had planned and schoned,
I'M she had to come to the shop. she said:
And the garment is hero with the Unredeo0e6
Az, we are most mysterious crowd
OF pledges. the sign Of cold neglsct:
Some of us once were wondrous proud.
Some of us claimed the worlds reensct
Now wo are ticketed, all may spy,
Time our appearance has SCARED and oeAmo3
Never purchaser comes to b ny;
Who will invest in the Unred eemed?