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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Peter RobGnson's "Indians" are re-
called to public attention by an item in
tue GAzErt1's LsEss letter, reporting
the repairing and renovation OF thsir
church. They have their own church
and, through IN act which Peter Robin.
sou go. through the legislature Of ISL,
their own school houses, two Of the latter.
These people are found chiefly In Indian
River hundred, Sussex county, but there
is smaller colony in the nsishbofhood
Of Leipsic, Kent county. In Sussex they
call themselves Indians in Kent, Moors
In both counties they maintain, so far as
they conveniently can, a separate social
life intermarrying among themselves and
associating but little with negroes and
mulattoss. Their genealogy became a
subject Of judicial investigation in 1865,
in the trial, al Georgetown, Of case
/ against Levin soskum for selling, con.
trsry to the Law OF that day, powder
4 and shot to one Isaiah HArman, alleged to
be free nulatto. The case turned upon
1 whether Hartman was Of negro or Indian
blood and the testimony saiished the
court that these ao-csiled Indians were
legally mulattoes. The evidence in the
esse showed that nearly 200 years ago q
cargo o. African slaves was landed al
LsWes. Among these slaves was tall,
/ hne-looking young msn, called Requa,
whose complexion and features pro-
claimed him moro Oaucasion than negro
Kequa was purchased by young Irish
widow, who subsequently, became his
wife. At that time the Nanticoks Indians
a;ill fingered in the neighborhood. The
offspring Of hequa and his Irish wife
were rot Recognised in white society and
would not associate with the negroes, but
they did associate and intsrmarry with the
Indians and their descendants have pre-.
served their Indian Moorish Irish blood
with little foreign admixture to this day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
'.ot tha, the deed was committed in New

fset that the deed was committed in New
Hampshire.
A dispatch from ESst Rochester says
that Detective Shields and party arrived,
still searching for the missing head OF
Hiram E. Sawtelle, going over the whole
ground again. County Attorneys Bar:
bank OF Rano, and Kiye' Of this city, held
3 consultation here this morning ard de-
ciaed that III. Burbank should conduct
the preliminary examination. The only
duty Of the Jury will be to decide whose
body it is that was found and who the
man vss that was killed, leaving 1t for
the STAFFORD county authorities 10 deter
nine Who killed him. /. is now known
that the man who was brought here from
Rochester on the fatal Wednesday was
the same man whose likeness has been
Shown in the newspapers as DR.. Blood,
ana he left here on the 10 80 Q. N. train
for Portland.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Holiday wech a, the sen.hore.

The country will take holiday on Sat-
ntdsy to celebrate thu memory OF George
Washington. How eau it be celebrated
In more fitting manner than by trip
to the sesshore, which combines pleasure
with rest and recreation One can go
down on Friday and enjoy good holi.
day. The charms Of AtlAntic City are
too we'll known to need comment. Suffice
It 10 say that more than SO hotels and
cottages are open for the reception OF
guests. Sea Isle City, with it's fine oli-
mate, is also an attractive point. A num-
Der OF hotels and cottages are entertain
ing winter sojourners, who enjoy ell the
benefits that sea air, bright skiea and
genial temperature can give. The grand
beach ut Cape May is tempting spot in
these days of o mi-winter. One may
stroll over its hardened sands and secure
In return recreation, pleasure and new
strength. Several hotels and cottages
oGer good accommodations. The train
arrangements for all these points by the
Pennsylvania railroads geRshore branches
ia incompatible. For Atlantic City ez-
press trAins leave station foot Of Market
street 3 so a. m, 4 and p. m. week
days, and 8,45 a. In. Sundays; for Sea
Isle City and Cape May, a. m, 8 50 p.
m. week days, and q. m. Sundays. The
trains leaving for the city are equally as
numerous and well adjusted as to time,
so as to be equally as convenient for
daily visitors or those who may prolong
their stay,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

We have not imagined that Mr.. Ayres
stood any show whatever of being elected
to Congress from the district represented
by the late Judge Kelley for 80 oonasou-
tive years, but the hedging OF the PLila
delpbia Press really seems to indicate
that the Republicans are taking alarm.
The Prt@ esssys 10 brush aside the
figures Of 1856 and 1858 to argue that
they do not serve AZ gauge by which to
measure to-morrow'a vote; and to i'm
plore, beseech, sdjure and command the
KeplblicRns Of the Fourth district to
come out snd save ksyburn and protec,
ton fom diBggtrously small majority.
The PrCsS periodically pleads that the
figures OF 1856 and 1883 do not
count, because they represent "ma-
jorl.ies given practically without q CON
teat" X 20, they are full Of
encouragement to tho Democrats, dnoe
they SLOW q Democratic increase Of $50
a. compared WIKI Republican increase
Of 7 5JD; net Democratic gain OF /, no.
And this daayite the Prts, ci4in that "no
Ggh; was put into the canpaiga" mud
that Il Is dihioalt 70 recall tima whom
tie Democrats have really made coat, st
IN that dia,tiot.n The Frfss plainly fears
that Reyhutn will not have more than
1 1000 or 5000, ral !, tfant.oally iookIag
for soft place "a drop.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
A nrnnnsn NAM. Ea,nl snnI.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
CHICAGO, Feb. l9.-Daniel Downey, a
oaornan, was shot and probably fatally
wounded this morning by Han Murphy,
the book maker, who is a we'll known
fiyuro on southern racetracks. The shoot.
ing was entirely unproyoked and Murphy
WRg half drunk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
ooNa ars, sns,EaD4E.

In the United States Seusts bills wers
reported RppFopriGting t6, 300 900 FOR the
construction Of deep water hGrbor Ut
Galyeston Cnot mora than million 10 be
expended yearly and providing for the
ADMISSION Of IDAHO to tho Union. Altar
an executive session, al. Blair Apohe for
an hour aud halt Ia support OF his Ed
Vocational bill. A ooHrore0c9 report on
the bill 10 include In the oensus Rn ascnr-
tlinmunt Of farm mortgage indebtedness
WIS agreed TO- After IA executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned.
In the House, on Iu3tiou OF Mr. O'NOill
(Pa J, Saturday, March l1lh, was set
apart for thn delivery OF euiogies on the
late Representative Kelley. The senate
bill for the appointment of an AgsiHtant
Secretary OF War, aud the Oklahoma bill
were respectively debated in committees
Of the whole. The conference report GU
the bill 10 collect farm mortgage stNti5-
tics for the census was agreed to and the
House adjourned.
Yha Huuse committee on poat-Oflioei
yesterday heard further argument from
Postmaster General Wanamaker on the
subject of limited postal telegraph scr
vice which he favoTs.
Tho SENATE, In executive BaASIGn yes
terday, ratified the British extradition
treaty.
The Henate finance committee ysster.
day discussed the various silver and
currency bills that had teen referred e
it. There Wan practical agree uent il
favor Of the passage of u Bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury &c increase
the purchase of silver, store it AZ bull
lion, and issus certificates upou it. 1t i,
expected that bill OF this sort will be
drafted at the next meeting OF the com
mlttee.
The President yesterday approved tht
bill modifying the laws relating TO du'io
on imports, such ns braidg, plaits, flats
&s., nsod In making or ornamsnting hats
bonnets OF hoods.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The people Of Kent county are also be-
ginning to writhe under the OK .rayaganoe
Of levy court government, and it need
not aurprse any one TO find the farmers
there following the example Of the
farmers Of New Castle county in calling
upon tho legislature for radical change
Ia tue administration Of county afAirB
The GelaOGYeln Saturday came out sdi-
torhlly in endorsement OF the action
Of the farmers meeting at FELTON,
yesterday week, ct which IL was
declared Ligh time to call halt in
" pandi.uisg, and committees wore ap-
pointed 10 take into consideration
methods Of retrsnohmsnt aud reform
"Iau years. ago, /" says tina DsLaulrsln,
"the expsnssB Of Kent county were, az
shown by The auditors report, about
| sd 900 or R3j 900 per year. Last year
tie eIptnseE hai Increased until the levy
o0ur! waa compelled TO levy tax Of
sbout .G3, 900, and yet, despite thin
great ingfGaas OF taxes this county 4
paper hna, during the year, baea
hawKsd abont the atfeetg ara
on several occasions hna been pro
tested at the BANK wniie debt Of
nearly 80 800 haa been piled up. 10 be
sure thin Indebtedness 10 small alonggi5a
Of New Ca3t'e couDty's BIB 900 81
funded aui $50, 1850 OF floating oDIiga.
tloua hnt II u hgh enough 10 hava set
al Hsn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The farmers OF the west are burning
their corn for fuel, In the absence Of that
HONS Market Of which they hear SO
much. The wooden manufacturers o. the
east are closing their mills because tho
tariff on wool prevents them from send
ing their surplus production to foreign
markets This is protection-wit VEN
gasnee-at both ends Of the line.-Phild-
d1iphia Record.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Assnclhtei Frcss Dlsphtch by Special Wlres
READISa, Pa, Feb. 19.-The we'll
known Jones ore mines in Caernarvon
townships, this county, have resumed
operations with o large force Of men after
two months suspension These mines
are among the Oldest in the country, hav
ing been worked almost continuously fol-
nearly l25 yenrh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Here's another "southsrn outrage"
A presa dispatch reports that the pastor
Of coored Baptist church In Peters
burg, Va, has been locked $500 for
having voted the Democratic ticket at the
November election. Where Is John Shsr.
msus Ia 10 going to permit such de-
monianal wrong to go uninvestigated and
unpuniBked?
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

THE dem, I'D for free indigenous raw
material" i. e., wool, iron ore, &C., 'is
amply on appeal to the selhshness of a
class" says the Philadelphia North
american in Reyburn editorial. What
kind OF 'aelhshness' is involved in the
Philadelphia Drug Exchange appeal for
the reimposition Of duty on quinine our
contemporary fAils to remark.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Tho spacious 1nartsra Of Troop B, N.
q, d., In Eden Hall, will be thrown open
to the public for two or three hours on
Fritsy evening. Mp speoial Invitations
haye bnen sont out, but everybody ia in
vited 20 call aud inspect the headqu.r ~
tore Lieutenant Savoy EYaus has been
appointed officer Of the day, W. l..
Dbnnis sergeant Of tho guard aud IL. T..
Bayers corporal Of tue guard. There will
DO eight troopers on guard WHO will bs
relieved at each half hour during the
evening aud Will patrol the several rooms.
Tho other member9 will be in attendance
and viii escort strangers through the
apartments and explain the points Of IN
forest
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Isir TIre a, Son,h Ambny,

Associated Press Dlspatch BY Special wires
soUrH Annoy, NJ j., Fsb 10 A half
block OF buildings we're burned here this
morning. EoSs, $40, 800; insurance about
one half. Tho firo started in tho general
store Of Howell d Gordon and IL sup-
posed 81 have been caused by detective
fine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

minority with the power Of q majority
It is bette: 70 DC this by ruls, IL IL is to
BE- dons, tasn by the arbitrary exercise 0.
ons mails will in the abssnos of rules,
but the result is @uoh the Ezms. That
result will b ths practical reduction, In
the House OF representatives, Of the real
quorum Of 1875 to spurious quorum Of
81 upon the passags Of any measure
favored by the Speaker. 1t IL eonoeiy-
able that there might DC At SONS tims 100
members present and all OF them Hepub-
teams, only q Of whom woul3 be
willing TO endorse by their votes
somo such plundering scheme "a
tho Blair bill, the tin plate
steal or the re-inposition Of tho blood
money l1inins tax. The other 50 Be
publ cans might be unwilling, afraid or
ashamed to Join ia tbs grab, bat they
World have, a. least no far ~ the latter
OF The rales goes, 40 more chance 20 ba.k
such legislation than II t9ey we're SO
many Democrats, provided they had the
bpeazst against thon. II they retrainei
from voting DO could couat them in TO
make up his quorum; Il a few Of them
sbolld alp out, hs could have them ar
rested, brougnt back snd counted as
prisoner8, Or COURSE there would be
nothing wrong in treating Democratic
II ambsrs this way; they hava no rigats
inst Rseiisn Is bound to re8peoti but
would 1t not be rather unpleasant should
Republicans become the VictluaI The
c4se auggestad would b. On eElrsna aud
very Improbable one, bat it is ono that
gil! be possible in this Hou4s. 81 ce both
parties are 20 nearly evenly represented It
is more probable, however, tia. at least
$50 Republican votes will ba nee ded to
put through any big raid on tue treasury
or on the Taxpayer. Bot this is only the
noHt reVoiationary-the most direct
stand and deliver provision o. the new
code. Other provisions accessory thereto
arc those designed TO cut down debate
and TO muzzts aud cripple the minority
in other ways. There 10 soma little 8asc-
guard 10 the presence OF tho Senate,
where Rssii5m has nc. yet bsoome pre-
dominant, and it is possible that body
might refuse to concur In legislation tina!
d House minority had PIT through ia this
high handed way. But time will SHOW,
Tie programme certainly appeara to b
to tie the hands OF the Democrats, aud
thsn Hquandsr the surplus. And thi.
would be ia strict accord with thu
Chicago platform Of 1888.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
3FanaMakEf's

and stripes ia the softest
Spring colorings. Abbots-
ford and Melrose. the Gram
plan Hills, the River Tweed,
all come TO mind as you look
at them. This time the Saxon
has caught the Celt. The
price Is the proof of theA
origin; you'd never get the
Scotch so cheap, and they're
just as good, just as good.
Second. Mohair Brillian-
tines, ~ inches, at 371l cents.
Blue and brown tints with
white stripes. Mohairs are
mighty Ia the world OF dress
this year, and In all the great
collections of them you'll find
nothing in simple style more
taking.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

LANCASTER Feb. 10. The iron novelty
establishment of Anne & Thomas, this
city, Was badly damaged by fire this
morning. Loss, 5000; covered by in
surance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The commission 70 ssaess damages re.
sulting from the widening of the north
sidewalk Of Front atteet ut Bhipley, by
removing an obs;runting building, has
awarded VI 800 TO tn mas MoClary, the
owner,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

\ THIS Philadelphia iaYlirer aGlola in
City e uadorRtand why the now code
Of 1asc Falss should c0nauco 10 prod
rsi expenditure. ia not this money
s@ll nrdsr the control Of Congros7l" il
ssAL cau it bo;aStu Dntcxoopl Oycon-
Bout nt U jority in saoh npa@l NOW,
esteerSd c1a'amporary, don't be 80
rrltlwl Br goa not SEQ tlat tue very
firne liz II y ain nj il Is sanction
SSg2t ~ Reld'a method CT clothing .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The Malta House, onos notorious 3D.
loon and resort on the 'oonst," between
King and French streets, ia being divided
into two rootns, WHICH will be rented for
lodging or store purposes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
aganamakGr's.

PnlLApELrHiA, Monday, Feb. IL, 1890.
Again, this Dress Goods
stock, Its magnitude, variety.
The truth you'd call hyper
boIe, plain facts exaggeration.
Two Rival Dress Goods
Beauties have just come to
the counters.
First. German Suitings,
4S inches wide, all wool, at
S1.5o. Plaids, over-plaids,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
4 aRsAr STRIKE rnnnArENED.


NIhcTs IhHIht on MORO Fay.
LONDON, Feb, l7.-Four hundred thou
sand miners in Great Britain have de-
cided 70 adhere to their demand for an
increase of 10 per cant in their wages.
1t is probable that the men viii strike
Should they do so the coal output will
be decreased three-qu arters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Such Linen Sheeiing as this
heavy, round thread French
grows better with a year Of
moderate wear. There's nc
nonsense about It; good, hon.
est flax; good, honest work
and nothing else behind il. 90
inches wide, Csc; "a Inches,
75c,
Finer, Belgium Linen, 7sc
to SI.1o.
This heavy, oo.inch, full
bleach Irish Sheeiing would
be good value at SI.25, orr
Price 81.
If you care for the dainty
touch that hemsti,ching gives,
here's full bleached Irish
Linen Sheets and Pillow and
Bolster Cases with nothing 4,
pay for the hemstltchlrg.
Embroidered and II
stitched French Linen She
$6.25 a pair.
john WANAMA1I.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

It's easy enough for an
honest maker to get "all-silk"
into an Open Mesh Grens-
dine. The hard part Is to
mesh the smooth, hard
threads so they won't slip. 1t
can be done. a very fe0o
makers do it. The yards they
turn out are not ones that 60
a-begging,
Here is Open Mesh Black
S TX Grenadine from the best
two makers we know of, Rich
In lustre, new, fresh goods,
and for as little as ever, de-
spite the advance in raw silk
prices, 20 inches wide, 75c,
81 and sI.25.
The 23.inch Satin Striped
Black Silk Grenadine Is an
old favorite. 2, M, 3 and 4
inch stripes, SLIPS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
In the Cotton Court !.

Chevlots, that look Ike the
finest dress hannele, at 40
cents.
Galatea and Cunard Stripes,
introduced by us last wear
and continued this year with
great improvements, as cents,
and their companion Of the
sea, Dungareeu. at 80 cents.
blue enough to uniform the
Naval Brigade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

We are quite urgent Ia
bringing Glnghams TO your
attention thus early because
now the stock Is fullest. They
have been a raving success:
already. You would have los
your choice ere Winter goes
were II not for repeats by
cable brought by the ocean
grevhounds.
The rangeis remarkable:
Indescrlbable variety of a
half dozen trademarks at I2T
cents,
1000 pieces Scotch at az
cents, as many or more of the
Unknown Yankee at the
same price. A contest of races
and 1atlons for supremacy at
the price.
In the range at s7H, 40,
As 50, 90, 6s and rs cents a
yard are borders for skirts
With plain to match, Jacquards,
Chene with lace effects, satin
pIaids and stripes,and various
designs, more thsn you could
suspect, think of, or ask for.
did not the suggestion come
from us.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Bourette Borders, 6 inches
to half a yard deep, come on
some of the newest stuffs.
Oddly pretty and in seven
styles. SI.a5 and $3.50.
Another handsome line OF
just-opened goods gets Its
peculiar beauty from the deli
cate colorings-leaning 20
fawns and tans-and the al
most self.colored wide cluster
stripes or plaids. Ten styles;
SI.25, ST for plain TO match.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Down, N. H., Fob. II. What will
doubtless prove az important develop
menl in the Sawtelle plurd mysterY hiss
been furnished by Hr5. Charles Rich
moad, who, ap1n taking up q Bogton
sunday pnpar this mofning saw tho
picture OF "Dr." Blood who is strongly
anppCsei to have b1en Implicated in the
taxing OF Of Hiram Sawtelle."
"Why, know that man." she said.
"He called here week ago TO day. Il
was in the afternoon. H9 a.ked for u
volm. told him had one, but when l
looked st his face refused to give him
one. lie had two bundles, one done no
in wrapping paper; should say It might
have contained clothes. Tho other was
done up in q newspaper, about the sizs
OF man's head. lie looked just like tho
picture OF DR.. Blood. | sent him to Mr.
Hall's."
Later the picture was shown to Mr..
Hall, who recognized it as that Of man
who engaged rooms OF him last Monday,
but did not come back. Hall also SAW
him on the street that night. DIR. Tobey,
Hiram Hawielle's physician, examined
| the remains of tho murdered man To-day,
and posti ely identiti d the body by GER
tain indi4putabls pecullaritios as that OF
Hiram.
This morning Detective Shields found
o gentleman, tho Rev. Ar. Downs, OF
| East Rochester, who On the Wednesday
night that Hiram Sawtelle was killed.
me. u team ON the road Ia East Rooheste
| With two men In it, one Of whom sotei
strangely. Mr.. Downs hailed the teatI
and inquired OF the one since identifies
az Isaac Sawtslle what allied his oom
panion. The man replied, "Hs is drunk.
The other man was probably then dead
or dylng, and this testimony ixsa thu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
nhlLwAY NOTES.

- f- t...af =
lne o'u s'1,F w ''',',1 ,, '3', WV, ,'i, ~. -.
M io't9n "ul ,uVytvu wv "'' '''' N''''
Hs pf'''o'nV OF '"' r''''
a ro'Fgou " 10 p' 'o'.n'l",,vu ~ ~. 'i"'', y,
niagara t'II' 10 LeW'.'on' " o''''''o VI
So'eh miles, N'nE ''' ''i"uN'
Schenectady, N,f" IS melinsa q strong
effort TO secure tho ErW York Central
shops and yarua now located at Albany
The Atlanta journal is authority for
the statement that lho Richmond Tor
minal company viii build u through
line from Norfolk TO Cincinnati
Tho Toledo, Peoria and Western has
paid tho last claim against it ON account
Of the Chnlgworth disaster Il costing
the company 100000 in round numbers
An operator IN Atchison sayW "It Il
calculated Jay Gould received OF ,00C
shares Of Atchlson and O. p. Huntington
90. 900 shares IN exchange FOR the Frisco
stock"
RAILWAY clorbo from oll over the uni.
tcd st,,os met in CLEVELAND. O. recent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
THEATRICAL CHAT.

Helen Dauvray has bought new com
edy entitled, "He Held the Proxy" by
Ralph A. Well,
A. M. Palmer has appointed Oakoy
Hall as his legal adviser in regard 70 the
purchase Of plays and engagement OF
actors in London.
Adelaide Detchon, tho actress, has re-
Gently retu Nd om two months en-
gagement In 5weuen, where she achieved
u universal triumph.
Leila LOWS, o sister Of Julia Arthur,
the leading lady Of the "Stil Alarm"
company, is one Of the few American
members Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kondal's com
pany.
Great hopes are entertained in Paris
for Sardou's "Thernidor.' Tho play
made deep impression when the author
read 10 to tho committee Of the Conedie
FrancaiBe
Miss Henrietta vnton Davis, Of Bal
timore, 10 tho name Of colored actress
VINO made her debut in Washington In
1888, and has played Juliet, Desdemona
and Leah with success.
W. J. Scanlan writes all Of his own
songs, composing tho words and music
nj the same time. He writes the music
Of his songs with the aid Of an accordion
which he always carries with him on his
tours.
Maggie Mitchell has secured -four
act comedy from Charles Il. Vincent,
entitled Lady Tom" She will produce
it with elaborate scenic effects, and her
faith IN IL Is such that ahe expectg b
mako II her trinciDal Affirmation.