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, 1890-05-01

SAN FEANcIsco, April 2s.-The south
ern Pacific annual report was issued to-
day Us follows; Total mileage, d, 052. "a,
an increase of 100 milos; gross earnings
N6,3ia 2O7; operating expenses, $50 SOi,-
800, against SiG, ,60o,6l5 and $50, ,I0s, ,676 In
lSss total liabilities of tho road, S}sh, =.
i20,037, of which S2Gl 087, ai7 Is capital
stock and Sill. s6l, $50 funded debt out
star ding; total assets, sos, s5107i, of
which $3.50, s2S Oi2 represents the con
structiun and equipment account. There
was deficit of S2Oj, i72 against the sur
plus of ~, $40, iS3 last year.
, 1890-05-01

LoSDos, April % In the commons
this evening chamberlain agroed with
the pafneilites that the suggestions re-
lotiug TO che establishment oi cheap
land registration and transfer would
meet with general acceptance. lie ia
vOrcd incorporating 10 some eXtont
Parnelrs proposals. In the government
bill. Hc sug tc-tcd az means of meet
ing parnelrs obIecuons that tho house
quickly dispose OF tho land purchase
6ill, IN order 10 enable the government
tu Introduce and pass the Irish loca-
government bill during the present scs-
sion.
, 1890-05-01

NKw YoRK, April 2i.-lt was an
nounced ON the streets late to-day t.lat
tho purchase OF 1000 coo pounds OF rub
Der, amounting TO sl,550,0O0. had been
made within the past two days nt the
market value Of the day, by few large
manufacturers who must have rubber 10
run their factories rega ardlcss of tho
price. The holders of the balance of ,hc
stock have now raised the stock . cents
per pound with the prospects, Of n
further advance. The total availa HE
stock of all kinds of rubber in the world
isS,0i0 tons, against 7,7Os tons at the
same time last year
, 1890-05-01

SEATTLE, Wash, April %, The coun-
Gil to-day granted the Northern Pacific
a franchise over Railroad uvcnuc, south
from the southern city limits TO It's
terminal grounds ON tho tide flats and
over Railroad avenue west to West
Senttle, The company will probably DO
granted right oi way over Railroad
avenue north through the city In the
near future
, 1890-05-01
CRUSHED no DEATH.
Frightfui Death OF a Miller at Pe,a.
luna.

PErALuNA, Cal, April 9s.-This morn.
ing about $50 Dumas Acostn, a young
man about 2l years old, employed ms
assistant miller at the Golden Eagle
Touring mills in this city, got caught in
the cogs and was crushed to DEATH
When found few minutes after the ac-
cident he was hanging in tho machinery,
every stitch of clothing being oil except
his shoes. lie hung 10y his left arm,
which was dreadfully crushed, and had
TO be cut OIL before he could be gotten nc.
His lett shoulder, back aud one leg were
also drcadfully crushed. His breast was
torn open. He must have died in
siantly.
, 1890-05-01

SEATTLE, Wash, April -. Tho emu.
merators taking the thirty days census
met tonight to make u report of the
first three days work, They have ro-
ported an aggregate of 1900 names
gathered In three days It's estimated
that tho city census will be completed in
fifteen days, and thHt the population OF
the city will be 5000. This docs not
include the entire metropolitan district,
us the guburban towns of Ballard, Ere
mont, Edgewatcr, Latera East Seattle
and West Seattle will not bc taken into
the city until after the compile ton of
the census
, 1890-05-01
FATE or AN ,sDIAN.
Run over and Killed by u Northern
Iar rllu IrnIn.

SEATTLE Wash, April 27.-Tho North
ern Pacific train which arrived "a, 1920
this evening ran over and killed an In
dian on the bridge over the Puy allup
river about one milo from Sumner. The
Indian was horriply cut, and it required
hnlt an hour to picS up the pieces into
which the body was cut. The train was
going along ut q good speed, and the
engineer had Just whistled Tor the bridge,
when suddenly he saw ahead OF him
two indians neat tho end OF the bridge.
\ series Of sharp hwistles failed To stir
them from the track, and u moment
later one Ol tIe Indians was beneath the
wheels Ol the engine
, 1890-05-01
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
An Indian Murderer Brought TO
Speedy Justice.

LrsKvILiE, oro April PA double
murder occurred OH the kHlamO Oth In.
dian reservation yesterday, and the
murderer was killed by the lndian po.
lice while resisting arrest, John Major,
an Indian living in tho country,
entered his house and deliberately
shot his squNw twice with q
Winchester, killing her instantly.
Major then went away, entered the house
of another Indian about two miles from
his home, and shot tho inmate dead.
Tho murder was reported to the Indian
police, which resulted IN Major losing
his Lie.
, 1890-05-01
A SEARCHING Fairly FORMED,
Mysterious Disappearance or Boy
Near Medical Iala.

MEDICAL LAKE., Wash, April 2s.-
Harvey Riddle, II lad of II years, living
three miles east of this place, has mys-
teriously disappeared. lie left here Sun
day morning to make a short call on a
neighbour since which time lie has not
been seen. Hc had been i'll for some
time, and grave fears are entertained for
his safety, IL being feared that he was
overcome by his Illness, which effects
his brain, and wandered oil and, pet
haps, died. a searching party OF about
fifty men viii leave here at once. His
family are nearly distracted.
, 1890-05-01
ruE JAPANESE .nIoG KING"
lie WIN Establish Steamship Ser
Vice 10 Portland.

SAN FRANoisco April 30 Steamship
Gaelic, from China and Japan, brings
Information that psicr, he famous
"tico King of japan. who counts his
acres by the thousands, intends cstaD-
fishing n steamship line from Yoko-
hama to Portland, or, connecting thep
with the Union Pacific road He will
dispatch the steamship Tambesi To Port.
land ON or about May 1 aud will sub.
seqncntly enlist another vessel In tho
nvw service.
, 1890-05-01
SULLIVAN ACCErTs.
lie WIN Meet jackson After HI.
Trial rs Over,

SAN FRAscrco, April % President
Fulda, of the California Athletic Club
tonight receiveda dispatch from NJ. q.
Clark, the friend and adviser OF j. l..
Sullivan, and with whom President
Fulda has been conducting the cor
respondence looking to the iight between
Sullivan and Jackson, saying that Sulli-
van would accept the California club's
proposition after bis Mississippi affairs
were scttled, June - next. lie still
maintains that Inc winner shall take the
whole nurse.
, 1890-05-01

TACOMA, Wash, April -, Tho sew
enty-iirst anniversary of the |. %. %. f.
will he celebrated In Tacoma to.inor-
row. Lodges from all parts OF the state
Will participate in grand street parade,
public exercises in the Tacoma theater
In the afternoon, and IA ball at the Ger
mania hall in the evening.
, 1890-05-01

New lonS, April 25.-Dr. McGlynn
announced at nesting tonight that
newt week ho will start for the Pacific
coast. HIS purpose is to 30 to San Fran
cisco and visit relatives, but lac will de-
liver several lectures In California at tho
same time.
, 1890-05-01
a snooNING pIscoykRy.
Bodies Of Jnpnnesc Girls gound In n
Stcutner's Hold,

SAN fRAECisco April 3-Thc steamer
iaolic, which arrived from Hong kong
anu Yokohama this morning. brings the
news OF a shocking discovery made at
the former port on u Japanese steamer
on the Goth ult. For sou,c days bad
smell had been noticed In the engineer 8
messroom. When tho manholc IN n
tank alongside tho ongine-room was
opened there was u rush OF foul
air. and naked bodies were seen.
The side door of the hank was OPENED
and revealed eight dead bodies and SOW
erni still alive. all naked, their clothes
being discarded on account OF tho in
tolerabIo heat. Ton Japsncse girls In
charge of an old woman and 4 man had
been slowed away. bcingshlppcd against
til laws TO be used Tor Immoral pur-
poses, They occupied cramposl quarters
Tor weeks. The man was among the
numhcr that died, while the old woman
lived.
, 1890-05-01
SARAH ALrHEA ON A RAMPAGE.
she Threatens to Shoot the Adminis-
TRAITOR Of the Terry Estate.

fnKsNo, Cal, April 25,-Mrs. Sarah
Anthem Terry appeared in tho office of
Z. q. saylc, the administrator of the
Terry estate, this morning ana de
manded some money. Sayle said that
none was on hand belonging to the
estate. She then went into the adjoin-
ing office of n. e.. Caldwell, who is the
attorney for tho administrator. Cnld-
well elected her, but sho returned and
broke u winiow Snyle went to the
office, and sho followed, threatening to
, 1890-05-01

TRucKrE, Cal, April %. A part Of
SusanviIle was burned last night. Tho
fire broke out in a saloon kept by L.
lOvino about ll:30 o'clock. lcyy's
store, Layino's saloon, Johnson baIbc
shop, restaurant and residence and
Dolly's warehouse wers burned. The
total loss was S22, 900, of which. Laz Levy
lost $1,000.
, 1890-05-01

San FhANClscO, April J,-The hnul
meeting of the executive committee 0p.
pointed ON the 9Th of March To provide
labor for the unemployed of san Fran
cisco was held to-day, and The report
submitted, showing that the citizens
contributions Tor the purpose amounted
to $50. 7i6 which was AT expended upon
the construction OF public road in the
western part OF Golden Gate park.
, 1890-05-01

MOSCOW, Idnho, April 2I.-'Thero n
great oS citcmcnt in this city to-day. An
extensive lowing well was struck at
forty feet and an artesian uow is
stronger every foot bored. A large
stream Is flowing over the surface oftho
earth 60 mingle with the Palouso river.
The citizens are iubilant. Thc water
works are now an assured tact.
, 1890-05-01

MiSssSroLIs, Apr i25. -Erick Nyias,a
lepcr whose raro case has a,traend
much attention among the mrsl,cai
fraternity, died last "Wednesday In 1h.
scurity and poverty, The iact IL AK.
death has been broue eht To public nntice
oy a dispute with ths hrAlth oiiics, re :
sarstinR the burial permit.
, 1890-05-01

Fnfsso, Cal, April 2D.--A great lode
has been discovered in tliis county by
Kings Gulch Mining Cor 'any, of Grub
gulch. The mother lode Is true fissure
vein of great width, which carries low
grade OF ore. During the pnst few
months the vein has been traced for a
distance ol over six miles, and some
very rich m.nes have been opened on 1t.
The lode varies from six TO thirty feet IN
width. About Gao tons OF ore have been
smelted, yielding from So to $50 per ton.
, 1890-05-01

LosDoS, April -. 1t Is stated that Sir
Francis De Wcnton will assume the di--
rection OF the affairs Cf the British East
Africa Company In May. He will be
accompanied by several energetic oifi-
GERS. The company is determined to
push an expedition into the interior OF
Africa without delay.
, 1890-05-01

SAN DrEGo, April 25,-Goncral Coon
and posse ofte oonstnbles have been
patroling the frontier for three days,
watching a gang of Cinnamon from
Lower California who made several nt-
temnts to cross last evening, Coon cap
tllrcd one white man, Before daylight
the Chinese made rush for the Uuitod
states. Several fordcd the Ola Junna
rlvcrnnd others rushed for tho hills.
The officers captured six Mongolians.
The others are hid in the brush.
, 1890-05-01

sAN t'RAsQIsco, April 25.---tIank
Williams was convicted in the United
States district court to-day OF robbiug
the Placcrvillo stage some months ago.
The penalty fixed by the law Is impris-
onment for life. Sentence was Deferred.
, 1890-05-01

PnILADNLpiiiA, April 2i.-At meet
lug OF the siberian Exile Petition Asso.
citation in this city to-day. George Ken.
nan. the Siberian traveller, said the poti-
tion promised TO be one OF the largeS
ever presented to any ruler. lie did not
anticipate it would have any effect In
making the c1Ar acquainted with any
new facts, but by showing this intense
feeling abroad ia relation TO the unfor-
tunato exiles would exert a great moral
elect
, 1890-05-01

GRAss VALLEY. Cal, April 90 Excite
ment prevails here among the miners on
tho appearances in tho famous Idaho
mine. In tho 1,Too-foot level, rum ing
, 1890-05-01

OTTAWA, Ont, April A.-ln the house
of commons to-day the bill extending
the modus vivcndi with the United
States for auother year passed It's third
and final reading. There was hardly
amy oppoaition.
, 1890-05-01

SAN FHASclsco, April 9a Colonel
Silas Winbon, a wealthy cattle man OF
Nevada, has returned from an inspection
Of his Nevada properties, and states
that the snow aud cold have caused the
death of one-haf of the cattle In
Nevada. All over the state dead cattle arc
stacked UP by hundreds, and the stencil
from the carcusscs threatens To bo a
great injury to the health of tho people.
The loss to the cattlemen has been cs-
timatcd at 81 ,0OOO OOo and possibly twice
that amount, one man, for instance,
having lost 10000 head, representing
Si20ODO
, 1890-05-01

LospoS, April 2G-A Iisbon dispatch
says; The American and British min
isters had long Interview yesterday
with tho Portuguese minister OF foreign
affairs, and Jointly demanded that the
Deiagon Bay disputes be submitted TO
arbitration
, 1890-05-01

Moscow, Idaho April -. The North
ern Pacific engineer corps left here to-
day for Bear creel, valley TO survey the
new line for the Lewiston road. Ibcy
are in chntgc Of q. n. Linton.
, 1890-05-01

SALEM, April -. The Tillumool. a
Astoria Telegraph Company have hlcd
articles of Incorporation, The principal
place of business is IlllamoOk; capital
stock, 2b,pOJ George Cohn, T., G..
Lamb and A. +. Wilson are the incor-
lOrAtors.
, 1890-05-01
noLD TACOMA DEspERApoEs.
Violence Attempted Upon u Woman
In Her Own Cellar.


In Her own Cellar.
TAcolN, Wash, April 20. Sunday
evening Mrs. Frank l.. l'arsley left her
sltting'room to go TO the basement
Soon after her departure Barkley heard
q mutIlcd scream in tho passage way,
and rushing out, found his wife PROSTATE
OIL he floor. When she recovered con
sciousnoss, Mrs. Barkley stated that sho
had been grabbed by two men who pin.
ioned her armeand threw shawl over
her hcnd, and then attempted to thrust
q chloroformed cloth into her mouth.
Her assailants then dragged her to q
dark hole near the cellar, but when they
were about to thrust hor into 1t, Mr..
Bnrklcy's footsteps were heard and her
assailnnts fled. Ii was one OF the bolde't
crimes ever attempted IN the city, and
occurred In the Immediate vicinity of
where iifty persons reside.
, 1890-05-01
SUICIDE AT CoLrAY.
An Old and Respected Citi,.n tho
Nic.fn.

coIvAx, Wash, April 25.--Jcrry Dods.
worth, an old and respected citizen OF
this place. committed suicide about 8
o'clock this morning by shooting him
self the ball entering the hend Just
above the right ear and causing death
, 1890-05-01
VANCOUVER NEWS ITEMS.
A Large subsidy Raised for th. Union
Pacific

VANCOUVER Wash, April o5.-At u
meeting of the chamber OF commerce to.
day, which was largely attended, $i5. 200
was Immediately subscribed by leading
citizens OF Vancouver to secure tho
Union Pacific extension 10 the Sound
for Vancouver. Vice President 4. j.
Smith, OF the Union Pacific, was present
ana the building o. the road and Tho
bridge across the Columbia at Vancouver
Is now an assured fact.
, 1890-05-01

Coroner d. II. Shaw impaneled iury,
who returned the following verdict'
Shaw, coroner OF Whitman county,
state of Washington, do find that Jerry
Dodsworth came to his death on April
o. 1880, between y and o O'Clock in the
forenoon, by bullet wound in the head
from 39-calibcr breach. loading rifle
discharged by his own hand with sui
cida intent, In the city Of ColfIN, Whit
man county. J. NJ, BAKER,
, 1890-05-01
FROM wALLA wALLA.
A Large Force OF Graders at Eureka
junction.

WALL, WALLA, April GA large
force of graders, with an immense
amount of material and machinery, arc
concentrated at Eureka junction await.
ing the orders of Manager Hunt, pre-
paratory to grading the Portland route,
Tho residence building belonging to A..
l.. Davis, of Spokane Falls, was burned
hero this evening. II was caused by
the,llghting OF fire with oil, The in
surance Is 81, 500.
II. ID. Crocker, OF this city has been
appointed general agent of the Oregon
Development Company, of Eastern
Oregon and Washington
, 1890-05-01

As result of tho milimen's strike
here on Monday last one of the mills,
the Lucia, has accepted the ten. hour
request That of the Michigan Lun,hcr
Company is working with new hands.
and the w. J. Ross mill is forced n liz
iale -
, 1890-05-01

east of the body, paying ore was found
300 feet from tho shaft whereas no pay
was expected in less distance than
800 feet In that level. The w. v, o. u.
mine this afternoon cut the ledge that
Is illled with free EOld.
, 1890-05-01

GARFIELD, Wash, April %. THE pros.
poets are that the grain yield here will
bo very large thi, season.
, 1890-05-01

per cent, OF the assessed valuation of Its
prorcfty. There were only seventeen
votes east against the measure.
, 1890-05-01
NItiilull
Il. II. LONGSDALE,
THOMAS AMOS,
JA1IES CAIRNS,
IL, II. McCORD,
WILLIAM STUART.

II. vanderberg, superintendent OF
bridges on the Union Pacific railway,
from handcar near Pullman. He
may be confined to the house for few
days.
The Farmers Alliance is holding a
secret meeting here to-day. Their OBJ.
ject can not be found out.
, 1890-05-01
SUDDEN DEATH.
And Batch of othor Interesting News
From Coiville.

CoLyILLE, April -. Joseph
Trumbull, II rancher from Deep
Creek, was In Colville last Friday
afternoon purchasing supplies. He
left here Friday evening or early
Saturday morning In apparently
good health aud spirits, but before
reaching his ranch was taken sick
and stopped at "a neighbours house
five or SIX miles from his home. Dr.
George II. West was summoned, but
arrived too late, ms the man was dy-
ing when the doctor reached him.
Congestion of tho bowels Is sup
posed TO have been the trouble, but
DIR. West is ont of town and has not
yet reported upon the case. The
body OF the deceased was Inferred In
Old Town cemetery sunday after
noon.
Messrs. Rusp 4 Zimmerman, Of
the Colvilie brickyRrd, mrs turning
out 100, 900 brick per day. They are
NOW burning tho first kiln OF the
, 1890-05-01

FROM PALousE CITY.
Tho Lumber Business Booming-Es-
ceiient Crop Prospects.

PALousE Cry, Wash, April 26.-The
lumber business hce is booming, and
the prospects for n large grain yield arc
unprecedented, MS very large amount
of new soil is broken and seeded,
, 1890-05-01
OLYMPIA nrws ITEMS.
State Reform school Trustees ap-
pointed A Foun,iling,

oLymrA, Wash, April 20 .Govcrnor
Ferry to-day appointed Charles Catlin,
OF Pierce, John Dobson, OF Lewis, and
L. L. Compton as trustees for the slate
reform school. The comm issionors have
selected Lewis as the county for the In !
stitution and the location OF sito for
the school falls to the duties of tho trus-
tees.
-
An election was held yesterday on the
proposition Of permitting the city coun-
Gil to incur municipal Indebtedness for
city Improvements TO tie amount OF q
, 1890-05-01
PORTLAND NEWS IrEnIs.
General AiGer Given a Rousing Re-
ception at tho Tabernacle.

PORTLAND, or,, April 26.-.To-day tho
democratic county convention met here,
and nominated full county ticket. Tho
action was very harmonious.
General IL. A. Alper. commander in
, 1890-05-01

Tho com mittces appointed to take
subscriptions for tho railroad subsidies
held meeting In the First National
bank this evening to report on the re-
suit Of their canvass OF the city. The
amounts subscribed showed that the
subsidies were practically raised. nnd
there is no longer any doubt OF success.
The commissioners appointed to locate
the state reform school have decided
upon Lewis county. Tho exact loca.
tion falls 10 the duty OF the trustees,
who have not yet bern appointed.
, 1890-05-01
OLYMPIA NEWS rrsMs.
That Extra Legislative scssion-Th
sub .idies PrNctIcnIIy NAiaed.

OLYMPIA, Wash, April Ex-Governor
Ferry to-day sent to the state printer II
letter, of which lie will have copies
printed to be sent to the members of the
the present legislature, asking their nd
vicens tO the most convenient day for
holding tho extra session of that body.
lie states that the purpose OF the session
will bo to consider the apportionment of
the state under tho new law, and also
that its duties will be general.
, 1890-05-01

Miners brickyard is being pushed
as fast as possible- Nfessrs. Shields
and Sifton, expert briclxmal<ers, ara
here aud declare the clay Is capable
OF producing AZ fine qualify -
pressed brick as any In the country.
Three machines will commence oper-
ations at once, and the product of
this yard will be ON tho market in
less than thirty days.
, 1890-05-01

A party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
AlcNamara, Mrs. Baner, Miss John
son, Miss Annie I<iilihor, III. War
ner, J. II. Cook and III. j. Mock, all
of Spokane Falls, were among the
eNcurslonists yesterday. They
went UP the lake IA few miles, had "a
basket dinner, catfght about fifty
fish and had a genuine good time.
, 1890-05-01

G. d. King. OF the same firm, was
in the city with his family and
drove over to Hayden iake to-day,
, 1890-05-01

+, w. Gilbert, superintendent of
the Idaho division of the Northern
Pacific, spent saturday with his
family in this city.
, 1890-05-01

J. Rand Sanburn, the newly
appointed receiver OF public moneys
in this city, Is registered ut the
O'Neill. Mr.. Sanburn does not cx-
pect To ussup the duties of his
office before tho expiration OF Mr.
McCllre's term, but viii doubtless
make Cnur d'Alene City his resi-
dence very soon. No doubt exists
as TO his confirmation by the senate,
and 'he appointment gives general
satlsi lction.
, 1890-05-01

Harl Cook, of the Spokane Falls
real estate firm OF Cook & Byers, IL
in town, looking over the situation.
, 1890-05-01

Tho St. joe country is rapidly
coming into prominence. Alfred
Richie recently sold 10 Morgan "
Cooper, OF this city, some unusially
heavy cattle. They killed steer
yesterday that dressed 2OD pounds,
and have another waiting the block
that Will beat this a few hundred.
, 1890-05-01

slnce Ihc cXtrn irlin las bctn
added by the s., H. Is, g E., Wo are
enabled 10 receive thc REVIEW on
the morning Of It's publication.
Heretofore IL did not reach hero til
twelve or fourteen hours old.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25
NO NEED TO IMPORT BRICK.

A Helenaa Industry Which Can Compete
with the East.
The dav has at last come when the neces-
sity no longer exists for importing pressed
brick. Until the Northwestern Pressed
Brick Manufacturing company was organ
lied, Helena and all Montana paid heavy
toll to eastern manufacturers for the finer
grades of brick, and hundreds of thousands
of dollars were thus sent ont of the country.
Recently Mr.. S. J. Allen, superintendent of
the works. discovered that a pressed brick
equal in all respects to the best made in the
east could be manufactured here, and the
most improved machinery was put in to
demonstrate the fact. The result has been
equal to the highest expectations. The
works have capacity of 1900 a day
and the demand for them is growing so
rapidly that the plant will soon have to be
enlarged.
The advantage in these works lies not
only IN the fact that their product is of the
best. but they give employment to large
number of men, and keep the money ex-
pended for this class of material in the
Montana channels of trade.
The company Is shipping brick all over
Montana, and 80 we'll does it please that its
use at one point is invariably followed up
by another order from the same section.
Mr.. Allen is one of the best pressed brick
makers in the country, and the finished
product of the company gives ample evil
| dence of thi fact,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25
HORACE IN HOMESPUN.
oDEs, III. 8.

LOVERS QUARREL
JACK. Whilst found favor in thine eyes,
soorned each prince of ancient line;
No rivals arms, mine, mine alone
:Around thy snowy neck might Irvine.
JILL. Until you sought another flame
And was left to sigh alone,
MY lot ne'er had wished to change
With any queen upon her throne.
JACK. My love can dance SO trippingly,
Her notes melodious floods outpour,
For her how gladly would die
Could she but live one short hour
mere!
JILL, Nv loves heart beats for me SO true,
dearly love him, adore
For him I'd give ten thousand lives,
Could he but live one short hour
more!
JACK. What-if-our old love should re-
turn,
And--holy wedlock make US one,
If golden tresses forswear
And thou once more vert mine
alone?
JILL. Though he is fairer than the day,
Your temper far from heavenly,
| a More fckle-
All! my love, with thee
I'll gladly live, I'll gladly die.