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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-04
CRESCENT CLUB DANCE.

Logan has givon many fine dances in her
time. but the one on Wednesday evening o!
last week by the Crescent Club, at its elegant
and spacious rooms, ecipsed any heretofore
given. 1t was conceded by all to be the most
elegant affair OF the kind ever given in this city
The Logan ladies, rs well as the ladies from
abroad, never looked more charming While
the young gentlemen and their invited guests
from distance appeared at their best in full
evening dress. The following are the names OF
the ladies present:
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Rempel, Miss
Mamie Smith. New Lexington Miss Allie
wilikson, Columbus: Miss Annie Kessler, Miss
Emma Stedeln, Miss Lottie Work. Miss Edna
Cresap, Miss Clara Schleckman, Miss Maggie
Mcbride, Miss Mollie Mcbride, Mrs II. S. Shot
well, Mfs Lawrence Yerges, Mrs.B. C. Reber,
Mrs. Hon. G. II. Beurhausc, Miss Grace Finney,
Miss Fanny Bowen, Miss Blanche Ambrose.
Miss Name Bishop, Miss Essie Finney, Miss
Jessie Collins. Miss Josie Davenport, Miss Lizzie
Blasins. Miss Name strentz, Miss Nette Blasius
Miss Helen Blasius, Miss Name Blasips, Mrs
X. d. Culver, Miss Nell Work, Miss Anna Seiple,
Lancaster Miss BlaAche Seiple, Lancaster !;
Miss Gertie Geer, Lancaster; Miss Ida Rippey
Lancaster.
The Queen City Orchestra furnished most de-
lightful music for the occasion. one long to be
remembered by those present. Among the
gentlemen from abroad we noticed the follow
ing Harry Hamilton and John Reynolds, OF
Macarthur; p d. Janney, of Springfield Harr,
Ormstead aud L. NJ. Gear, Of Columbus; Mr.
Ruggies, of Circleville and viii Gould, OF Co
lumbus
REPUBLICAN GAZETTE-l
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The Intelligence .f Tosd..

T0ads. in the presence of snakes,
usually remain perfectly still. In
this is their only safety. For did
they make the lea>t movement they
would be Immediately caught have
known a hungry snake to lie waiting
al hour for a frog to move, and even
push him with the nose 10 stir him up.
This las been called snake charm
ing" and indeed it looks like it, but
the toad is the charmer and the snake
the charmed. remember one day [
dropped toad in the midst OF pit
OF snakes l had in my back yard. lie
at once became perfectly still. though
surrounded by more tnan dozen hum
cry snakes. There was a circle of
fierce heads and glaring eyes around
him. but he would not move. The
circle narrowed until the prOtruding
tongues almost touched him. yet he
was immovable. just then l was
called away for over half an hour.
but on returning found the toad, in
grave dignity, still holding the fort
by most masterly inacuvity.
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HAVE YOU READ 1T?
Mary, the Queen Of the House
of David

is the suggestive title ut a new
beautiful and interesting story, by
Rev. A Stewart Walsh. ID. D..
with an introduction by Rev. Il,
Dewitt ialmage.
1t ia after the style of Ben Hur',
Prince IF the ti0u.e of David, etc.
It's scenes and plots are laid in Pal
estine duriug the c'ussdes AS a
stor, it thrills. fascin ties AMI lie.
lights the reader But 1t is more
than story it is II poem in prnsc
The first chapter is devoted to a
magnificent review Of the Madonna
ar; works IN which the ideal wom-
an is presented and embodied in the
Madonna until oil are crowned
with the perfection of motherhood
and beauty and are unveiled in the
inspired Madonna OF Rapheal.
Tie story opens at The battle of
Acre and presents 10 word. and
pictures II panoramic view OF 0rlen.
tai Lille. with it's strange manners.
customs, and mythIsms. Mean
while. under the guise us Of u con
ver'ed Jewish maiden reading to
her mother. the story of Jesus and
Mary Is told with marvellous and
dramatic power and pathos. Indeed
Ibis work is luminous with the gen
ous Of the author and replete with
ems Of thought which adorn it's
pages. 1t bus the enthusiastic en-
lorsement of such writer's as Mrs
Harriet B-echer Stowe. =. P.
Rue. Mary Jane Holmes, Rose Ter
y Cook, and host Of Others.
Among its enthusiastic admirers
ire Benson Losing. Kew. Chss.
Deems. and R,v. DR.. 81 oddard, of
he New York Observer.
Miss Laura d. Brown IS intro
lucing this book IN Logan and will
'all on you in few days. Do not
,esita te to give the book an exam
as you will be delighted
With it. Published exclusively by
l. s. GRAY & co, Pittsburg. Pa
Nov 20-3w
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Obituary.
BARBERA E, MEEKS.

Ella Meeks, by which name
she was more famiiiariv known
Was born in Logan .. Sept oh,
1853. She was The daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Meeks, and
neice OF Mr.. Robert Wright.
She made a profession OF faith
in Christ. and united with the
Logan Presbyterian Church
March 2Sih 1875. Tha. her faith
was of The true christian kind
was manifest by her works.
Life to her was most enjoyable
and none The less so, for he
service which il demanded. MY
first acquaintance with her was
during The sickness of her mother
which eventuaiedin in death April
30 1886. In all things Ella prov
ID her fidelity as a kind and self
denying daughter. The same
-pirit she manifested IN every
relation in which the circum
stances of life demanded her
,ciivities. In society. in The
school room, and IN The Sabbath
.ch0ol, she did all that she
'ould with cheeri'ulness aud
But, fell dieease laid hold upon
Ter with what proved TO be an
'nyielding grasp. Under her
ore affliclion neither her wanted
mercy nor hopeiulness, and
My wanting physical strength
oIIowed rapidly on 10 what. as
he said, This must be Death,
md il was death.
D. r. NJ.
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Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Gu rtain, Plain
field. ILL.,. makes the statement that
'he caught cold. which settled ON
ter lungs; she was treated for a
month by her firmly physician
nut grew wnse He 'old her she
s's n hopeless victim of consumY-
lion and that no medicine could
cue her. Her druggist sug-
.ested DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption; she bought bot
tie and to her delight found her.
self benefited from the first dose
She continued it's use and after
mixing ten bottles. found her
self sound md well, and does her
own hausework and is as we'll as
she ever was. Free trial bottles.
Large bottles 50c and $1.O0.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following Is a list OF un
claimed letters remaining IA ihe
Posi- Office al Logan on Dec 2
1890:
X E. Aurand, Chas Ewing
Emma Campbeil 2. Mrs. Geols
Cochran, John Koyn. Peier M.
Ter 2, Ofrs Mason 2. Lulu Male
Racheal Moore, Ida Rose, Geo
Woodland, j. A. Wilson's.
F, 5. rURSELL, r. nj.
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II will pay you 10 call at Guth'
les & Co., before buying voul
Uhristmas Presents as they have
full line.
The largest stock Of Candies,
Nuts, Florida Ornages, Lemons,
Oales aud Figs al Guthrie d Co.
You can buy four cans of good
corn for 25 cts and can of extra
fine for % cts at Gutherie &
Co.'S.
Jus, notice Gnthrie's & Co.'S
canned Goods, Stock and dis
play.
A full and complete line of
III kinds Of Dry Goods and
groceries al Gutherie's Co.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thatthe following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, D.
for first partial settlement:
James H Not.Stone, Guardian OF Sherman
9 Lautz, and the same will come on for
hearing on tn: 9th day of Dec. 1890, n. 10,
o'clock. q. m. or as soon thereafter rs may
be convenient. w. T. ACKER,
Nov l33w Pro. Judge
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A Dog Adopta n Kirtan.

he 10 . bright dog, but not q besuti.
ful one. A few weeks ago he noticed q
small white and black kitten that had
lost its mamma In eRrly life from q Wis.
tlati0n OF cat bane prevalent in the
neighb0rhood, which is quiet and
peacaable and not given to lying awake
nights The frlendless condition of
the kitten seemed to attract the at
tention OF this Ochre-coiored cur, and
forthwith he adopted the little thing.
His charity has caused him much trou.
BILE. A cable line runs by the door of
his home, and the kitten loves to run
up the track to meet the down. coming
cars. Then the yellow canine foster.
father rushes from his haunt amid the
potato sacks, and. selling the kitten by
the loose skin back OF its neck, carries
1t to place Of safety.
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public auction at the door of the Court
House i'll Loxan Hooking County Ohio, on
SATURDAY DECEMBER Goth,
A. d, 1880, at O'Clock P NJ, the following
decribed real estate free of Dover, situate
In the County OF Hooking ana State OF
Ohio to wit: The sou' h west q ua,ter OF tho
south east quarter of Section number four
(l township eleven u y range eighteen t!S
excepting thereirGIn. 2.27 acres heretofore
conveyed by John Peliit to j II. Gnkle
the south east quarter OF Of south west
quarter of section tOuc (i) township eleven
on range (lS), also the following parcel Or
tract OF land situate in the same section
township and rang. as aforesaid To VII:
Beginning at the s"uth west corner of "a, Id
section, thence north 1918 chains to the
north west corner "f the south west quarter
of said section, thence west ii 90 chainS
to he newly dug rod. theme. with said
r0 nj south ii degrees west BIB chains south
S. degrees, east 2.4D ch,iHS, south Is de-
grees. east l'6ichalnS south degrees. east
4.02 chains to the old county road, thence
by said road south 81 degrees west 400
chains south 2Ula degrees west 30 chains
to marx on rock on the south line of
said section from which n white oak t; ee
81 inches bears south 2i degrees west 81
links, theEc- west S.36 chains to beginning.
Containing 10 20 acres more Os less Con-
taiuiny In all 9j .93 acres more or less.
Appraised at S96aS0.
Terms OF sale, one. third cash in hand on
day OF sale, one-thlra In one year al nd one.
third in two years. with interest on de-
fered payment, secured by mortgage.
Heram G. Lama, Admir- the estate
OtWiiiiam E. Petit decd
B Riason Atty for PLn.
Nov 204W.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Not,ceIs hereby given, ,thatthe follow
ing Accor nts and Vouchers have been filed
In the Probate Court o. Hooking county,
Ohio, for first and final settlement.
Allen DevOl, Guardian of George W. Big
gins and Charles W Bi ging;
And the same will come on for hearip z
on the 9Th day OF December 1880, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as NAV
be convenient. W. T. AtKER,
Nov. l3-aw Pro Judge.
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A weight OF two and one-half tons
can be lifted by the common yankee"
pumpkin In the course OF its develop.
ment DR.. Carpenter relates tho story
OF . pavinR-stone Weighing eighty.
three pounds that was raised from its
bed (when Joined by others on all four
sijes) by such soft piece of fungi as
the common mushroom. A man having
scask ofsweet wine placed II tn an em ptv
cellar to mature. Several years later
is had risen from the floor Of the cell ar
70 the ceiling, having been borne M.
ward upon the tender shoots Of a vine
fungus, with which tho cellar was
flied.
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MARRIED.

BY Rev. j, F. Williams at his
residence in Logan Nov 26'h,
Mr.. Howard nj. Mumpford and
Miss Ida M. Myers,
Thursday evening Nov 81 hr
T. A. Turner. Mr. Siscia A Cot
lison and Miss Lou Rnub!e oi
Logan.
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Go to VIM, Kimberling,
Successor to F. J. Harmi-
som & Co.. where you can
get Clark's o. N. 7. Spool
Cotton Acts a spool or 8 for
10cts.
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AN ORDINANCE
Authorizing a loan Of Seven Hundred Dol
lars In anticipation of the levy for San
itary Purposes for the year 1890, and di-
recting the issue of Bonds therefor.

SECTION !. Be it ordained by the Coun-
ell oi tie Viiliage OF Logan, Ohio: That
the Finance Committee bs and is hereby
authorized to hOrrpw on the credit OF the
Vil!Sge, any sum of money not to exceed
Nine Hundred Dollars. i'll anticipation of
the Levy for Sanitary Purposes for the year
ot 81 house on the cemetery Grounds of said
village OF Logan.
SEC. 9. That for such loans, the said VIII
lage snail issue its bonds, Oi such demon :
inntiOn rs the Finance Committee shall
determine, payable in six months ami one
year after date; which bonds shal. bear
interest AT the rate of six per cent per an
mum, payable ut maturity. Said bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor and Clerk
and authenticated by The Seal OF said Viii
lase
SEC. 3. This ordinance to take effect and
be In fnrce after its passage and legal pab.
lication.
]. P. ROCHESTER. President.
Attest: w. w. KEYNES. Clerk.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate Of CarlisleJ. Creaglow, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified nS A m illustrator OF the Fs-
tate of Carlisle ], Creaglow late of Hooking
county, deceased.
Dated this Ith day ofDecember a. D. $780,.
ALEXANDER NJ. CHAMBERS.
Dec 4:3w. Administrator
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts an6 vouchers have been filed IN
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, o.,
for Second and partial settlement
George Gill, Guardian OF the Person and
Estate OF Money A. Pence a minor
And the same will com on Tor henri u z on
the 2dth day OF Dec, 1890, at 10 O'Clock
A, NJ, or as soon thereafter as may be
convenient w. T.ACKER,
Dec. A. wv Pro. Judge.
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A Squirrel In ~ Hornet.s Ne,.

While w. w. Budlong and Frank
Burroughs were hunting in the wood :
near Greenwood, K l.. recently, 8
squirrel was seen TO leap from some
gray object located among the branches
OF y large maple MIR. Budloug immed-
lately fired, brn ging the frisky animal
to the ground, and then an investiga-
tion was held as to the character Uf
the gray object" IL proving 10 be an
old hornets nest, which the squirrel
had evidently been occupying rs hia
home. Mr.. Budlong placed the dsnf'
squirrel back into its former strange
Qusrtars and brought 1t home iu ss.v.u,
hanging up the curious combin ssl0a
IL tie market where he wcrks.
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Probate NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given that the follow
Ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
In the Probate Court Of Hooking county,
ohio, tor third and final settlement:
r. u. Mechanical, Trustee uf the Estate of
Flora Fee, - Minor,
And the same will come on tor hearing
on the 22nd day OF Dee, 1885, AT 10 O'Clock
A. N. :, or AS soon thereafter as may be con
venieni. W. I. ACkER.
Nov. N,-3w Pro. Judge.
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PROBATE NU.lCE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts ana Vouchers have been
filed in the Probate Court of Hooking,
f Z. Rochester, Executor of the Estate Of
S,rah Hedges deceased
and same will come on for n hearing on tho
10Th day Of December. 40, at 10 O'Clock, or as
soon thereafter as may be convenient.
Dec. 4. 3w W.T.. T.ACKER, Pro. Judge.
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Last Sunday evening, Deputy sheriff
Davey, assisted by Napier, and H. Chill
cote, arrested Ham lies and Dem Mills
on the charge of being connected with
the murder of John Krinn, the well
known and well-to- do farmer living neal
G;bisonvilie, who was murdered on Mon
day night, Sept. 2znd for money. They
were lodged in the county Jail at this
place and the grand jury has been act
ing on the caee for two days. There
has been goo witnesses sworn, and more
supenied. The result will be made
known in few days.
The men that were working up the
case are positive they have the right ones
evidence is against them, they are the
same parties that were arrested before.
Blackburn, the man who was arrested
at the same time as the others, and re
tanned for stealing, is also charged witt
having finger in the horrible deed
It is reported on the streets that he
made confession, but the officials will
not state whether he did or not.
A man by the name of Black is still a,
large.
Later.
At 3. 80 o'clock this afternoon, James
Black, the man who is cha. ged, with
having hand in the murder, was lod
ged in Jail. He was making his escape,
when he was arrested. He was on the
road going wett in Pickaway County.
He was twenty miles from where HI
took supper last night. His son started
out this morning in a wagon, with some
apples, which was followed by Dectiv.
Krieder and two others and after follow
ing the wagon for quite while, Black
was going through the woods until he
had passed beyond the coantry where
he was known, when at last he came
put to get into the wagon and then was
in the hands Of Deceive Kreider, who
Us hered him to Logan.
Mr.. Lafollett, uncle of the Lafollets
hat was shot at the Murry City last
Monday, was turned loose from the jail
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Local Items.


Judge Friesner is attendino
Court here this week.
Mics Edna Cresap is spend
ing 4 lew weeks in NelsOnville.
Judge McGilvery of Nc
Arthur was here yesterday at
tending court.
Joe Hopley of the Bncyrns
Journal was among us this week.
Joe reports everything up in q
with the Journal.
Warden Dyer and Yard
Master Gallagher Of The o. z
were in the city tuesday the
guest 0fCol. Remple.
The entertainment at the
Opera House on last Tuesday
evening was q very enjoyable
affair. The house was crowded
and everybody was pleased.
Miss Kate Frinefrock has
accepted q position as saIesIady |
at KimberIings Dry Good Store
where she would be pleased 10
have her friends TO cali.
We are q day late this week
on account Of not getting our
paper. which was ordered len
Gays ago. bni We will make mp
by being a day ahead next week.
Mr. Kimberling has jnst re
turned from the eastern markets
where he has been purchasing
a line Of high art Novelties in
Ladies' fi"e imported wraps for
the holiday trade.
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Ahuscss WneU you WANT Au
A No. Sewing Machine, call al
the store Of A.'E. Work & CO.,
and examine the STANDARD.
II has been improved and is The
BEST MACHINE IN the market.
B. q. McManigal. Agent.
Glen Wright Of "ours"
was IN Columbus this week, be
for the Judicial Board of Exami
ners. II pleases us to state tha,
Glenn passed with the highest
Of his class. He is now a full
pledged lawyer and will be an
honor TO bis class.
III use Ayers Cherry Pee
toral freely in my practice, and
recommend il n.cases 0fWhoop
ing Cough among children. hav
ing found u more certain 10 cur
that troublesome disease than
any other medicine 1 know Of"
So says DR.. Bartlett, Of Concord.
Mass.
The friends of @. D. Norris,
retiring superintendent Of the
Gallip0i,s Division of our rail
way. gave him a handsome iex,i-
monial a, The Opera House on
last Thursday evening. Major
Jewett of Athens. IN behalf OF
Mr.. Norris' friends presented
him with handsome silver ser
vice. DciIghifu. mule was ren
dered by the Norris family.
-:At last, l can eat a good
meal with ui il distressing mel"
was the grateful exclamation ot
one whose appetite had beer.
restored by The use OF Ayers
SarsapariIla, after year. of dye-
pepiic misery. A teaspoonful
oil this extract before each meal |
shatpens the appetite.
The people-ofLogan are en-
vited 10 attend a musical enter
tainment ;a RempIe's Opera
House Tuesday evening Dec. le.
10 be given by Prof Sparks. his
pupils and others. An interest
ing programme Is being prepar-
ed. 60.
We publish the following b, /
request: The Thanks giving
meeting held al The Fellowship
Church by Rev q. w ruuIe oi
the q B Church resulted in fou,
conversions and four accessions |
10 The church.
An exchange speaking oi
the Reeves English operate
BurlesQue Comp; nv and then
satire on"Faus'.' gives the folI-
owing piihy explanation o! wha,
"Fanst" lis and is not at j.
not q variety bnrle.que show.
nor is IL a buIesque IN the ordI. /
nary acceptance of The term, tui
IT is an Operalic performance
universally popular with the
ladies. II is a musical extra
vaganza, funny without being
low, spectacular without being
course" Adding 10 this The
Syracuse Herald say.:
Reeves burlesqe of "Faus,"
was received with higirfavor a, I
the opera b"nse last evening
The special features inirn,lurta
were Particularly pleasing Il
audience despite ih, rain. vs..
one Of The saryes. nt the seas~u
The sane e mpany appears ~
Remple's Opera House Dec 1lth
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Mr.. Lafollett, uncle of the Lafollets
that was shot at the Murry City last
Monday, was turned loose from the jail
to. dgy but McCurtis is still behind the
bars.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

l will add to my stock
this week, one of the best
and cheapest lines Of Boots
& Shoes ever offered to the
people of Logan. at lowest
prices. Remember the
place and don't fail to call
when in need of Boots &
Shoes.
WIN. KIMBERLING.
Successor to F. j. HARRISON.
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MURDER WILL OUT"
Three of the supposed murders of
John Krinn, who was
brutally murdered,

are in the Jail at this place, waiting the
action of the Grand Jury.
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Adm Illustrators Sale
of Real Estate.
SATURDAY DECEMBER Goth,

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court
House in LOGAN Hooking County Ohio, on
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AS soon as they are proven to be guilty,
If the law don't deal properly,
Mob Law should be enacted.
to report to the Grand Jury.

About 900 witnesses have been sworn,
on the Krinn murder case,
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One of the suspicioned is still at large,
together with the other three
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that are supposed to have taken an active
part, are also at large.
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REPUBLICAN GAZETTE-I
, 1890-03-27

KANSAS CITY, March 26.-An Asso-
ciared Press dispatch from st. Peters
burg this month stated that Madame
Tsebrikova had been arrested for sending
a personal letter to the car and would
probably be exiled to Siberia. The Rus
sian authorities intimated that this letter
threatened the car with the fate of his
father unless he modified his reactionary
policy. Mr.. George KEENAN, was seen by
an Associated Press reporter to day re
garding the matter and was told an inter
esting story. He stated that Madame
Tsebrikova was a cultured Russian lady
who had long been known in her country
as a talented writer. She resided il
Paris for some time up to this year.
KEENAN, has a letter from her unde
date OF Jan. PC. in which she said sh,
was about to send a memorial to the car
which would probably lead to her arres
and exile as soon as she returned to hel
native country. She inclosed a copy o.
this memorial to KEENAN,, from which h,
makes extracts. 1t does not menace tn,
car, but seems to be a calm and reason
able review of the existing state of things
in Russia, coupled with an earnest appeal
for a more liberal policy. In the letter to
KEENAN, she says her friends all think her
~foolhardy, but she cares not. She does
not think favorably OF revolution and
| hloodshed