Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24


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go go "''ie'i 'ee'i " uli''clseaho' Vle situa-
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LONDON cabmen breathe easier because
Alrs. Glacommctti Prodgers is dead. She
was as strange as her name. For years
she waged merciless war on cabmen and
made herself famous. She was alarm
lngly well Informed as to the exact legal
fare, and delighted in trapping luckless
capmen VINO overcharged' ana whom she
eooh N triumph 70 the Police court. Her
iianie became terror 70 inc metropolitan
capmeh' ana the sight OF her made INN
lasn ms morse ana ny, deal to her cries
ano pi,no 10 ner signals. ouch conduct
opened new neid OF enterprise to her.
as the caomen learned to Their cost, and
she continuaily summoned them to
court on INC charge OF refusing to carry
hef,
HARRY GOODWIN and Cora Skinner
ran away from their homes in Lawrence
burg, Ind, on matrimony bent They
went to Squire Sterling at Elizabeth
town, Ohio, which is just 200 yards over
the state border, just as the girls father
was seen gallooplng toward them. The
squire told them that the license was
not good In ONO, whereupon the lovers
ana squire Sterling broke into run for
lna u Inc squire stumbled and iell
as they were crossing the state line, but
pronounced them man and wife Just as
MI. Skinner dashed up, too late. large
crowd witnessed the matrimonial race
and cheered the winners. But Mr. Skin
her lett without bestowihg his blessing.
LIMA LULDIGER, spinster has lust
died at Buda Pcsth, Hungary, aged 40.
She had not left the house for thirty
years, aithough enjoying ordinary health.
IN Nhlt sunday, 1860, her lover, to
whom she was engaged to be married,
asked her as test OF her obedience and
rove, not TO leave the house on that day.
Lima promised to remain at home, but
broke her word, whereupon her lover re-
FUSED TO Keep his, alleging that If unable
TO make 50 small sacrifice she was no
wlie Tor HIM Lima, when too late, was
smltten with remorse, and made VOW to
remain indoors during the rest OF her life.
"il.on sue hcpe reiiSiousiy'
THOMAS WISER, while ascending Look
out Mountain by the PIKE, lost valuable
morse, put by almost a miracle nine
sear-old boy was spared from most dread
1ui death Inc lad, who was SICK, was
lying asleep on pillow on the back seat
vi one-noise wagon when the morse at
a curve IN Inc narrow road became fright
enea ana ieaped OH the edge oil the pre-
clpltous descent tie tell almost 100
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A NEW HAVEN man placed a pigeon
on nest OF eggs short time ago A
week later hen flew into the nest, drove
the pigeon away, and, after destroying
the eggs, lad one OF her own. The
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~. EDGAR GROUSE, a rich bachelor OF
syracuse, New York, Is finishing a stable
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