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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
TRUE TO PROTECTION.
Ex-Governor Murray OF Utah Explains Why
California Went Renublican y

Ex-Governor Murray OF Utah Explains Why
California Went Republican,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Hon. Eli Murray,
Utah's Ex-Governor, is spending few days
in Louisville, Ky. california went Re
publican" said General Murray toa Courier
Journal reporter, because we believe the
general policy of protection to be the best
for the American people. and we voted ac-
cordingly. We believed that the general
good, and voted for it. The increased Re-
publican majority was largely due to the
rebellion against Boss Buckley. The Cal
fornia campaign was conducted by an old
Louisville Republican, Hon. Irwin c. Stump,
and perhaps better organization was never
made. Much of the magnificent victory on
the Pacific Slope is due 10 his energy, ability
aud management"
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Terrible Skin Disease
Head, Arms and Breast a Solid Scab.
Cured by Cuticura Reme-
dies for S3.75.

/ used two bottles Of the CUrICURA REsoLvENr,
three boxes OF CUrIcURA, and one cake OF CUrI-
CURA SOAP, and am cured of terrible skin and
scalp disease known psoriasis. I had it for
eight years 1t would get better and at times
Sometimes my head would be a solid scab, and
was at the time began the or the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. Ms arms were covered with scabs from
my elbows to shoulders, my breast almost one
solid scab and my back covered with sores varying
with all the best doctors with no relief, and used
many different medicines without effect. My case
was hereditary and began to think incurable. but
1t began to heal from the first application.
ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler, Ohio.
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Land Ruling.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-In the case OF
James Brady, involving land within the
limit of the Central Pacific Grant, Secretary
Noble affirms the Commissioners decision
in holding that 1t was unnecessary TO con-
slider the question as to whether said land
was within the exterior limits OF Mexican
grants for the reason that this question had
once been adjudicated and definitely settled
in the case of Rees VS.. the Central Pacific
Railroad Company % L. j.. 62) and that tile
evidence showed that this tract was part Of
a larger tract comprising over 400 acres
which was used as whole for stock pur-
poses, and that the land in question had
never been occupied by any one claiming 1t
under any Of tho laws permitting the occu-
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STRANGE LAPSE.
A Man Loses His Memory and Travels All
Over the Country

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-James Turner, who
was placed in the Detention Hospital yester-
day utterly unable to give lucid statement
as to who he was, recovered his memory to-
day and started to San Francisco, where his
uncle, Thomas Turner. lives. He said his
head was injured by fall few
years ago, and Of late his memory
was failing lin two or three days at time.
He had been travelling selling novelties and
frequently when his memory failed he
would be locked up in some town and his
trunks would 60 astray. Then he would
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-H. Overacker
and wife of Centerville. Henry Carroll and
the Misses Carroll Of San Francisco, are in
town.
Lieutenant C. F. Pond has been ordered
to the Mare Island California; Navy-yard.
The Round Valley Indian Commission will
not meet in San francisco until December
Goth. owing to the necessary delay Of Messrs.
Lewis and Shyrock al their homes.
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CHARLESTON Is. c., Nov. 2l.-It was
learned definitely to-day that an English
syndicate is negotiating for the purchase of
all the phosphate lands in the State, together
with the machinery, ETC.. the value Of which
not imprf able that the Legislature at the
coming isscn will also sell the entire in
terest OF Che State in the river phosphate
de posit, the idea being to use the money to
pay off the entire State debt Of six millions,
which natures in 1892
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Clereymen on a Tour

NEW YORK, Nov. 81. - Rev. Kittridge
Wheeler, paster of the South Baptist Church
of Hartford, and DR.. o. B. Hull of Brook
lyD, are organizing tour through Europe
and the Holy Land on an elaborate SCALE
They already have more than one hundred
and twenty clergymen and laymen engaged
for the excursion, which starts March II,
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A Perilous Adventure.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-The 5S-foot yacht
Norton, In which Captain Norton will
make his voyage to Toulon. started on the
voyage yesterday. Norton said: 81 expect
to be home again in about two months and
one half. With n strong southwest wind we
will reach the Azores in seven days and arrive
at TOulon within twenty ldays. Here the
yacht will be placed on exhibition, together
with a life-boat that / have sent over by
the steamer"
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Jack Demusev Coming

SEATTLE, Nov. 21.-"I will leave Seattle
next Wednesday," said Jack Dempsey this
morning. Il shall stop over with my family
in Portland for a couple of days, and will
then go to San Francisco. l shall Iemain
there but one day and then go 10 New
Orleans TO prepare for fight for $40, 600 In
which ! am to be one of the principals and
FitzsimmOnS tho other" Dempsey Is in the
best Of condition at present.
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a Fire Craates a Panic.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-A fire in the base
ment of the Studebaker Building, next to
the Auditorium, at a late hour this evening
created dense smoke, which, going into the
corridors Of the hotel, created panic among
the guests. Many gathered their effects
and rushed down into the Railways, but
their fears were soon alIayed,
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Rnth Mem Wsra Ki,lad.

CHATTANOOGA CTenn.), Nov. 21.-Three
years ago John Pickett. mountaineer,
killed his wife, but was afterward acquitted
on the plea that it was accidental. Tonight
Tom Allen brought up the matter in an Of
fensive manner, and a fight ensued, in
which both men fatally stabbed each other
with knives,
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Convicted Of Forgery.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 21.-The trial of N. A.
Meek. charged with passing forged certifi-
cafes OF deposit on the Consolidated Bank of
this city, was concluded this evening by the
jury fin ding the defendant guilty. On the
way to Jail Meek made a dash for liberty
and was captured after being chased about
mile. Two shots were fred at him with
out effect He was locked up to await SEN
tepce on December Sd.
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A New chin.sa Fortrass.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2L-Advices have
been receiTed here to the effect that the
Chinese Government intends to convert the
town Of Guirine in Manchuria into a first
class. fortress and to establish large garri-
son there. A railway connecting the fort
ress with the interior will also be built
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Will Not Be Retested.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-In reply to the
Collector of San Francisco. transmitting the
application of Messrs. Swayne and Hoyt for
retest of the crude opium imported in July
of this year and found to contain less than
9 per cent of morphia, which on that account
was rejected. Assis tant Secretary Spaulding
says there is no good reason for granting
this application for retest by the expert,
DR.. SQuibbs Of New York.
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Suit Against Mrs, L,ngtry.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The trial of the action
by Robert William Buchanan, the dramatic
author. against Mrs. Langtry for damages
for breach of contract in refusing to open
her last New York dramatic season with the
play Lady Gladys" written for her. was
concluded to-day. Judgment for ESQ was
entered against her.
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The Br. zilian Gov.rnm.nt.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Nov. 21.-The Con-
stituents' Assembly, by 175 to At, has recog-
nized the legality of the Provisional Govern
ment,a adopted resolution requesting the
Government to continue its functions until
vote is taken upon the Federal Constitu-
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Mrs. Lee Set Fre4.

NEW HAVEN Conn, Nov. 21.-The sem
satiOnal Yam PhOu Lee divorce case was
smOtbeTed in the Superior Court to-day.
Mrs. Lee being granted divorce, with the
custody Of the children, on the ground OF
adultery. There was no opposition.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
The Inaugural Bal.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 21.-A preliminary
meeting of the citizens of this city was held
tonight to make arrangements for the in
augural ball. Mayor Con- stock was en-
powered to appoint an Executive Committee
of fifteen, and another meeting will be held
next week,
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COLONEL BEVERLY. KENNoN.

Colonel Beverly Kennon of Washington
died suddenly last evening in Brooklyn, n.
Y. He was about IS years old, aud served
in the Confederate army and navy.
Afterward he entered the service Of the
Kbedive Of Egypt He was the inventor Of
the turret which was an improvement on
the old masked battery which was used by
the Egyptians in the defense of Alexandria.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
Moppolian Pheasanta,

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 21.-Deputy Fish and
Game Commissioner Shelby arrived from
Oregon to-day with twenty more pairs of
Mongolan pheasants. Some Of the birds
will be distributed between Sacramento,
Yolo and Nevada counties and the balance
will be sent to Southern California
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N Of True.

BRUSSELS, Nov 21.-Tbe Government de-
MES the report that n mission steamer was
seized by the Congo State authorities. 1t
was used for a few days and the missionaries
were indemnitied.
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Presidio 1mprov.men,, Recommepded.

Presidio Improvements Recommended.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Quartermaster-
General Batchelder has submitted his an
nual report to the Secretary of War; He
recommends the enlargement of the present
OF San Francisco, and an Appropriation of
5000 for the Improvement of the national
cemetery at that post.
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A Record Broken.

MONTREAL, Nov. 21.--Louis Cyr broke
the dumb-Dell record tonight. putting up
109 pounds with one hand from the shoulder
q times, against 100 pounds 20 times. the
previous record.
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patton or settlement, hut only by cattle
owners of which were non-residents and
whose agents lived in house situated at
least half mile from the tracts applied for
by Brady.
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Baraustlnp the Press.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Judge R. NJ.
Widney this evening ba1queted the report
ers of the daily press at the Hotel Westmin-
ster. The affair was a most enjoyable and
pleasant one. Reporters were the only
puests.
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Illness OF MIRA. Partinetnn.n

Boston, Nov. 21.-B. P. Shillaber, known
in literature as Mrs Partington." is dam
ger0uSly i'll at his home IN Chelsea and
probably will not recover. He has been in
poor health for several years and has been
unable to do much literary work.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22

The winner of the $1,000 horse presented
by P. j. Donahue Of San Jose at the Cathe-
dral fair was Captain p. j. Delaney of the
staff Of the Third Regiment, N. G. &. He
Is also one of the superintendents in j. j.
O'Brien & Co.'s store.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22

New YORK. Nov. 21.-The Star gives
Count Mitkiewicz as its authority for the
statement that John Russell Young will be
made Minister to China.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
The Prairie Digs

Two years ago form OF skin disease was preva-
lent in this vicinity, and variousiy named prairie
digs" scratches" etc. but was probably better
named simple itch. From NV own experience can
say that two bottles of CUrIcURA REsoLvENr, six
boxes of CUrIcuRA and two cakes of CurIcURA
Soar effected cure for n family OF seven, and
there has been no return OF the disease. We have
confidence in the remedies.
A. y PEACOCK, WaKeeney, Kan
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S. B. Whitley, organist of Plymouth
day in that city, aged about 40 years. Mr..
Whitley was well known all over the Union,
having been an 0rganist in many cities. in
cluding San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
More Claimants for Stewards Million,

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Sarah Barnagh
and other Irish relatives have entered suit
to secure part Of A. I. Stewards millions
on the ground that the will under which the
estate is divided is fraudulent.
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Broke Th.ir Agreement.

CORK, Nov. N.-Fifty seamen and .fremen
on the Cork Packet Company's vessels have
been sentenced to Imprisonment for month
for breaking their articles of agreement by
joining the strike.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
Humor Remedies internally Ito cleanse the blood
of all Impurities and poisonous elements and thus
remove the cause), and CUrIcURA, the great Skin
Cure, and CUrIcURA SoAP an exquisite Skin Beau
tifier, externally ito clear the skin and scalp, and
restore the hair), speedily and permanently. cure
every species OF itching, burning, scaly, pmply.
scrofulous and hereditary diseases and humors,
from infancy to age. from pimpies to scrofua.
Sold everywhere Price, CurIcuRA. soc; Soar.
Csc; REsoLvESr, 81. Prepared by the potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRArIoN, Boston.
a3r Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages. 5Uillustratious, and 100 testimonials.
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Another Newspaper.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 21.-It is announced
to-day that Wells Drury will, some time in
December. commence the publication OF
new evening parer here.
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@YAzoo CITY (Miss.), Nov. 21.-Dorsey Ed
wards, colored, was hanged here to-day for
the murder of his wife on September 9TH
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HERMAN BECKURTS,

Herman Beckurts, President of the An
derson- elsOn Distiliing Company, died in
Louisville ky. Yesterday.
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DINPLES, black-heads, red, rough. chapped and
TItu oily skin cured by CUTIcURA Soar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

back Of each ear. straight from ,hs neck
70 me crown, leaving the back hair un
confined and waved with the ends curl.d
The sides arc then drawn up y the top oi
the head at the extreme back Of th-
crown, and the enis curled and hung
over the hack hair
4 hat which is particularly effective
when worn by tall stylish woman il
known as the Charles II It has pro
lectlng brim. and is WON we'll down on
the forehead shading the eyes admirably
The brim is turned up a. the back ald Oh
both sides, bu, one side is deeper thau
the other. and turned " more closel
against the crown
The newest thing in furs is tight
fitting bodice Of seal, Fersiana, astrae HAT
or krimmer, with a short. oI0se fli!
Such 4 garment may be worn with any
Kind Of skirt. and without wEap. NJ
matteI how cold the weather NAV 10
The sleeves arc Of the skirt material nr O
velvet lined with cnamois. and tinislie,
with deep cuffs Of the fur
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

A woman with an aim can do anything
she pcascs in Boston, if the aim suf-
hciently dominates her life She NAV en-
ter any occupation she chooses, work in
INV lines she likes, and be certain, not
only OF the appreciation Of individuals
but Of that Of the community In which
che lives. The atmosphere Of Boston
within the gates, and that larger BostSn
without the gates, in all the Newtons and
other suburbs, is an atmosphere of free
dom for women who work. In the ranks
of the non workers the{e IS feeling Of
respect and consideration for women who
are in business, either because they must
be or because they choose TO be.
In every city there are numberless
women engaged in self supporting occu-
pations. as here, and there are also nlenty
Of women elsewhere in business large
enough 10 employ other women. But
there arc several here doing a large busi-
.ess in lines which are somewhat dis
nnctiveIv local in spirit, although their
Influence extends. with their trade as far
= California and Florida and the Cana
iian provint es Bo.'ou 7ronscriIt.
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FUFr.

Lady Of the House-''tan you saw
koodl' Tramp, No ma am hut can
zee it. exit tramp. Time
Nature has wisely arranged matters 80
that man can neither pat his own back
nor kick himself f.-L,rrtnc- American
When humorist takes off shiny cont
we suppose it would be proper 70 say that
be Just got off bright thing Stairs
0ptH.
The plumber and the coal dealer be
Iieve that this has been the coldcst win
ter they ever experienced. -Aem T9rl
Ntrs
A young man. whose wifcs father was
very kind to him, said that he was Pa
excellence a. a father in law.- Merchant
7rarelfr
In a meeting Of vegetables, no matter
what sort Of proposition is made the
UHioH tdH diNiA~ XIV ettu .---s'ffkS-
hrn Wfruh
Servant Iis, sorr, Mrs Jones is in
What's yer name, -orr?" Visitor PRO
fessor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Servant
-ssOch' Sure vc'd better 90 right in
and take il vid yc Nnrsep's W<rtIy
A young woman began song, Ter
Thousand Leaves Are Falling Shs
pitched if too high. screechcd and
stopped. ''Start her At FIVE thousand.
cried an auctioneer British Amrr1roR
Manager Of Band ITO applicant for 20
Fition) Well, what instrument do YOU
play, What do YOU know about music Il
Applicant-'I don't know ANYTHING
about music It's tho position Of drum
major that ! want - Yen2'rioe's Ne'cs.
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The Lobster Fisheries.

The nees>art ii hing for lobster II
the Now England eoa~, has had is eFcct
nor il lcs~euin9 the number Il HOLSTERS
that ar" sent T. marfet bat IN les-eniu.
the size Of those that arc marketed
Only tt. largest holsters, SAYS Nov
York dealer ii the >pt,, arc shipped from
he fisheries tho smatlcr nne- being ~oli
- 'lIc cunning establishments It Il not
- many year AGO that til length of the
average lobster that came TO Ncu York
from Name wae twenty inches without
avs Tho biggest avcrasA now Is 'cn
lud half III hes. There ussl i H.
.Hslv pound iobs.trs, and INK h trd
4 them Weighing eighteen \ lobster
would haze . be a least thirty years Old
to wctel tina, much Tins >Lcll1>h rroa.
very sloNIy and lsnr much hlggcs than
or41h>h hen It IS s,hfce years old Tn
l,hermea sas IA lobster i. never #
for mareef until ID i five year. ald
As 70 tic canning establishments ~
he Mar. roast AMI a other place along
th- shore the way they have 1een for
year making lnroad, On the lobster beds
/, IS wonder that there are any lobster
eft ID these grounds Beside tie tho4
lands and thousands q uader-ized fish
the miscellaneous armv If iohsternen
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

T7r .rair4 ~ a1d II, Pullman EuTss- esleep-
ers f.-; se.l Atlanta and Sew YORK. 6reeBs-
t.,rsrar,l Augusta G-e~nstero = Ash
VILE. and n0rri<.own, Tenn
tr. s.nrsf -. Pullman burs, Sleeper %
tween Washington AM Ne. OFleans VIA
VI n.ge fnarr anf h~twse +" asnifls'oh aifi
Ts,-rnF,zharn aIe. Richmond AMI Green's
t.,r,. Ral@lxh and Gre-nsb 70. and Pullman
Parlor Cars t~..~en Salisbury afsd h-9x-
.}Il4 and between Charsot:s hnd Augusta
Through .ickets On ale a. Efiscifai STA
- :. n al rfsnt@-
Fl~ rates. lcrsl ani 'hr-4zn tine Lbs
spTlY - any as@1. ~ re F.ifsf. - ~,
SOL II 49, 80 / l : i.''fs
Tam Manager Gen rass Agent,
IS. TURK.
Dir Pass. agent
RALEIGH, 3 :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

TneIss. census ic New Zeal.cd reveals
tie fac, Of +. profession Of religion 81 he
psr- of 70 less than nirer-s7e Per cert.
ct ,ns whole Population.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12
LADIES' COLUMN.
4 YOUNG LADYs HAT.

Wha- are u0men's straw hats made
Of L seems a simple question, and vet
it IS not one that the ordinary woman
can we'll and truly answer The brads
are all imported, many from China II
were 4 tell Young lady that the Int
she Wore was made Of straw from the
plantation q the Emperor Of China
doubt il she would believe me, and vet
i IS -. Some Of this braid is called
Neapoiltan, and IS wide and coarse The
straw Of what is known as Neapolitan
pearedgo Is found in5 Chu Foo 1t
Irows tail, and the top is fine and the
bottom coarse one stalk thus giving two
or more kinds Of braid Venetian grows
'all, and issthe opposite of Neapolitan
pearedge whose base Is coarse. The top
of the Venetian j coarse, and is called
mottled braid The centre is somewhat
finer, and Of he stalks which are nearest
the ground i made the fine Venetian
braid SIR S,y,ngS.
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A Terrible Ten Minutes.


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y" murderer WITH z mental
q" tire mhIishcr. Of III" Cbr9"'
mH t''o had done them as
th public craving for horrors
f.N@t .a paper and proceeded to
'~' m daf'"Tln9 details. Inc gIst
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-04-12

JOLLY WRITER AND HER PETS.
A lady who was AT the dinner given
hv Mrs James L. Fields to Amelia B
Edwards, writer and scholar. saws that
that famous Psychologist is a very jolly
table companion, and full Of simple, un
pretentious humorous talk She is very
fond Of anlm;lS. and has a great many
pets, including dogs. monkeys and
parrots ufthe parrots ahe has mum
ber, and she regards one of their idiosyn-
cra>ics as q good subject for a naturalist $
investigations they all unite in bitter
and volublc hatred Of one parti
cular Egyptian relic she has--a much
battered bit Of bas-r relief Of the eat
headed goddess When she presents it
10 the parrots they all squawk and scold
II violent unison. Who knows what
Knowledge might he gained if only they
sould voice the tradition that makes
them hate that fragment Of stone Miss
Edwards has a charming gift in her
lovely and very English voice. which is
quite as charming III low social converse
as when brought ont more fully on the
platform Ven Tork Soturdoy Rerie'o.