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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
A FlENO CAPTURED.
Outrageous Assault bv a Negro on a Lit
tie Child.

WILMINGTON, DEL, oct. >. Oracle
Clark. ten-year-old daughter Of Tasker I.
Clark. farmer, was assaulted on sunday
evening while she was sitting in her faith
er's barn, near New Castle, by Jacob
Starkcr, a negro weighing $50 pounds.
Starkcr was captured to-day, and had To be
taken secretly to the Jail, owing to the
threats made against him. At "A hearing
this afternoon, the prisoner was COM
mitted to Jail, without bail, 10 answer
the charge at court. The negro had COM
PEELED the child to keep silent about the
affair under threat of drowning her, but
her suflerings through injuries became un-
bearable, and she told everything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
AWKWARD PREDICAMENT.
Importers of Saxon Fabrics Attempt TO
EVade the Tarif BilI.

: :
Dunlap Gable Co.
DRESDEN, oct. 1T is stated tha: a
number Of American importers Of Saxon
fabrics have ontanglcd themselves in an
awkward predicament. Some time ago, in
view Of the probable passage Of the Mckin-
ley bill. they sent extensive orders tOmanu-
facturers al Chemnitz. Averbach. Plaucu
and other industrial centres for large in
voices. suppOsing that the usual time would
bee allowed them for entering goods before
the takin. effect of the new act. As 1t Is
now ascerlained that nothing arriving at
nited states ports after Saturday will be
admitted under the existing law. the unfor-
tunate importers will be saddlcd with
heavy bills for increased duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
ROANOKE.
Death of Newspaper Man of typhoid
Fever.

ROANOKE, Va. Oct. William Evans,
a well-known newspaper correspondent,
over the nom dc plume Of Wilmer yelling
ton, died here to-day of typhoid fever, con-
tracicd during a horseback tour through
the Blue Ridge.
F. X. Camden, mailing clerk in the
postofiice here. was held up in the business
part of this city 10y negro man and woman
this morning about O'Clock and robbed of
50. The man held club over Camdcn's
head VIII @ the woman went through his
pockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Mr.. Epes Opens MS Campaign at Sussex
Courthouse.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. 2.-lSpccial.l-
To-day being sussex court-day, large
gathering of people attended at the Court
house, attracted particularly hy the an
nOuncemcut that Mr. John +. Eie-, our Dem
scractic standard bearer, wound ne present
aud address the citizens Of the county.
Mr. Epes went over the record ot the Re
plblican party in the last Congress. making
many telling points. lie arlaigned them
particularly for the passage oil
the sectional tariff, the mOnstrous
Force bill, and the infamous robbery OF Mr..
Venable's seat. His speech WAS received
with much applause, and the Democrats
Of sussex were encouraged to put forth
more than ordinary efforts III the campaign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
Fatal Duel Ina Aiabams. }.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. IA duel was
fought at Ashford. Henry county, Yesterday
between j. +. Thompson aud W. NJ. Rigeli.
Thompson opened hire on Rigell, who ne
sponded. and eight or ten shots were bred.
Thompson was Killed, and Rigell surren-
dered 10 the sheriff. The cause OF the due
was d piece of land which both men claimed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
GERMAN SPY
Arrested In Cannes by the French Au-
thorities.

thOrities.
PARIS. oct. 2.-The woman arrested at
Cannes by the French authorities. and who
is charged by them with being German
spv. is named Madame Bonnet. At the time
of her arrest plans Of the fortress and other
defensive works Of Cannes were found IN
nor possessi0n. She has now made "A con-
fessi0n. i'm which she admits that she was
in the employ Of the German Government
As a spy. The woman represents that she
was paid 300 francs per month for her SER
vices. and was also allowed l5francs day
for her travelling and incidental expenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
MEETING IN NOrTOWAY.

Another enthusiastic meeting was held
to-day at Nottoway Courthouse. Notwith-
standing the inclemeDt weather not only
many citizens Ol NOitOway, but "a
number OF prominent gentlemen from
Amelia and Luuenburg were present.
Captain +. Il. Lassiter, chairman OF
the District Committee, who was present
in the county for the purpose OF comforting
with the party managers, made speech
upon the leading ISSUES Of the present
campaign. Several other gentlemen made
short addresses, pledging their warmest
and most strenuous support to the nominee.
The Greatest enthusiasm Was manifested,
aud "A determination was generally eA-
pressed 10 place NOtt0way in the Demo
cratic column on the fth of November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
SOON DlSGUSTEO.
Suicide of "a NewlY-NIarried Man Ger
many and Zanzibar.


SPECIAL CABLE TELEGRAM To TIE TINES.
Dunlap Cable co.
BERLIN, oct. A woman named Ida
Freese, after being engaged for ten years to
a man named Camm, married him last Fri
day. This morning when she awoke she
found her husband dead and hanging by "A
rope i'm front OF the bed. The deceased
pinned an open letter on the cushion, which
said: Nobody knows woman until he is
married To her"
\ treaty Of cessiOn between Germany and
the sultan Of Zanzibar was ratified yester-
day. BY the provisions of the treaty the
Sultan is TO receive four million marks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
The CHICAGO FAIR.

Its Faiisre Predicted as the kes"lt OF the
New Tarin.
BRussELs, oct. 2.-Ihe independence
Beige says that the passage of the Mckinney
Tariff bin ensures the failure Of the Chicago
Worlds Fair. II is needless, the paper
adds. for Americans 10 expect that tuio-
peans will, under the circumstances, "a ~ =.
The hopeless expense Of making an eNnio''
ON thai occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

bAiliNpRK MD., Oct. 2.-rhe jury in the
''' Oh John ,iebrecht against William H..
= 'hs' iof 5000 damages for the alleged
"'tnd'i7u Of the affections Of Mrs. Wilhel-
''."i 'ieDrecht, now Mrs. Evans. presented
1'"d verdict last night which was this
s','Dlns read IN court. II gives the plainlif
'f'"l 4..Af kzEdf1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
STAUN TON

Good Attendance at the Baldwin District
Fair.
srAUNToS, Va, Oct. s.-lspeciai.l--
Tue rain continued during the day, but the
attendance at the Baldwin District Far
was good. Colonel Polk. of North Carolina
under auspices of the Farmers AliaLce'
addressed large crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
BISMARCK GROWING GAY.

Gives Series of Brilliant Entertain
monts at Triedrichsruhc.
BERLIN, oct. Prince Bismarck, who
recently remarked to an interviewer that he
proposed to continue enjoying life, and did
not intend 10 spend his time like bear in
winter, sucking his paws, is carrying out
this policy by an elaborate system Of enter
tainmcnts at his palace in Fredrchscruhe.
lie has also just announced series OF
great fctcs 10 be given during the winter.
His receptions are always thrOnged, and he
is the chief social lion Of the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
CAPITAL NOTES.
ANOTHER OLO-TIMsR GONE.

Death of Ex- Governor +. 4. Thomas OF
Maryla1d.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. Phillip Francis
Thomas died to-day. lie was one Of the
best-known and highly-respected characters
in the state. In 1889 be- was elected to the
Twenty-siXth Congress. Later ON be
was Governor of Maryland, Secretary
of the Treasury for short period under
President Buchanan, and at different tlIles
member of the House Of Delegates. lie was
elected United States Senator in 1866, but
was refused admission because OF alleged
dlsloyalty to the Union during the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

CuLrF! Err. Va. Oct. Especial. The
M iland Academy" has heen removed Ia
Ci.rksburg, West Virginia. hroaddns COZ,
lege.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

l.rNf.na ana North Carolina showers
anal. ....l.f changes in temperature.
..-.,..f republicans met i'm the Henrico
cnny courthouse and adopted resolutions
ST. Dennis wren was appointed police
,..r Mrs Mary Ann Childrey died.-Mr.
I...I Edmond and Mrs. Ida NJ. Campbell
.,..e mairco. Mr. Melvin c. Thorpe and
f.-, Berthe h. Roberts. of Manchester, were
.rricd.-Thc remains OF Mir. q. Waddey
u.IIe will Dee buried here to-day.-lon.
I.lu J. Hcmphil discussed Democracy IN
N.lvidere Hail The rowhatan Club met.
THE FIRST Virginia Regiment was IN
-.arfs1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
SffINfsTON

if.s believed that the clause allowing re-
..-. ou tobacco was uuinteutionally omitted
r.m the Taun bin whom it WAS enrolled
l manufacturers Of Hudderhold. England
.f..crou,ly alarmed over the Iarif bin
Nnnly report Of change In circulation
.as a net Increase during september Of
-G7.-1he Comptroller OF tho Cur
..ry hts declared "a seventh divi-
.,aIof p per cent. ln favor Of the Exchange
.--.---- Mink OF NnrlnIk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

The National Wholesale Druggist Con-
yentiOn adjourned to-day after adopting
resolutions tayOring a uniform rate for pro-
prietary goods, and prescribing a penalty
for cut rates. 4 committee was appointed
with full instructions TO take steps
t0refuse supplies to those who violate the
contracts with the wholesale dealers. I'm
this connection it was also directed that
those who refuse to comply with the reso-
luton shall be omitted from future official
lists OF rebate articles and their prepara-
tiOAs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY.

u.sk.d Men goas.i .,.d Rifle an Express
Car.
TmrIN, ONO, Oct. 2.-As tram NO. = on
The Cincinnati. sandusky ana Cleveland
r ilroad was pulling ont OF trDana inns
orning at 8 O'Clock, two masked men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

A special committee composed OF Rev. Il.
Il. HOwisOn. Rev. &. ID. Price, and Ruling
Elder James Lyons was appointed to pl',
pare aud present to Prcsbytcry suitable
memorial of the late Rev. John W. Dabncy.
of the synod os Brazil, and to recommend
; Ich action ~ might be proper in relation
to his widow and children.
Rev Dr. James +. smith presented the
report Of the Committee on Union TheOl0gi-
cal Seminary, which was adopted.
At +. NJ. Presbytcry adjourned until
9 80 \. VI. Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

humber of American exporters Of saxon
FL. rc- who have made large orders for ship
fl.li t0 America. are caught In an awkward
I..lIrtmenf - A treaty Of cession has been
u.l. between Germany and Zanzibar -
I.r No'k.hiatt Berlin organ ofthe socialists,
.-lvs the programme Of the Socialist
Nrm.u's party .--Blsmarck Is giving a
,..... .f brilliant fetcs al Fuedcricksruhe
IIr Independence Bclge predicts the
..I. Of tie worlds FAIR as the result Of
Oh. Mckinley bill A woman arrested In
l.rn.. h, ihc French authorities confessed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
sST,Go5
FVt'II -
RAILROAD ITEMS.

statement Louisville and NashNiiic
month August, lSO; Gross earnings
81. .7O6. .939; 1881, 81 63,,2ls; Increase. so'o,i'
Operating expenses. lS,O Sl;Vh''olIi lN,''
sao- DO. Increase, Sl2s.J6l. Net earnings,
isg0. SGIl lbs: 1889. $1iO,0 decrease, sJs,-
900. July and August. 1890: Gross, -, j,z'1,-
i22: 1859. S3.OsJ, ,172; increase, SlDJ. J.JJO; ope-
rating expenses, 1850, se,Oi3,lis; 49,,
$, ,,G, ,lG5; increase, s2D,9J2. Net, ls'~,
ST 300. .O0J; 1882 81 .2s9,G0I; decrease, SsnOVs.
Statement of Chesapeake and Ohio Kall-
way Company for month Of August, is'',
shows: Gross. 5000; operating expenses,
500. 100; net, S22s,VD. :,
Earnings East Tennessee, virginia ana
Georgia third week september, 1870; sloo,-
392; lSS), $40, i3j; increase, Sls,2ol. Inree
weeks september, 1890, SisI,9i2, los9; $685.
ll6; increase, SlOl SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
RICHMOND VA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1890

in Wilmington. walked out Of second.
story window last night in bis sleep, and
was fatally injured. He was found lying
in an unconscious condition on the side
walk.
WRECKED AT SEA.
4 telegram from Beaufort, y. c.. says that
the British steamship Glenrath struck the
wreck Of the Aberlady Bay at Cape Look
out at =. NJ. yesterday. The ship Is
total wreck. The crew was saved. but lost
all their personal property. The Glenrath
was from Pensacola for Antwerp with a
cargo Of lumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
THE PEABODY FUND.


The detailed summary OF the distribution
of the Peabody fund during the past year,
arranged according to states, was as fol-
/ lows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
ALARMED OVER THE TARIFF BILL

Commercial Agent smyth, at Hudders-
deld, England, in a report to the Depart
ment of State on Trade with the United
states. says that the action of the House OF
representatives on the tariff question mas
had the effect Of creating widespread alarm
among the manufacturers there. The ope-
ration of new tariff law with Increased
duties on textile fabrics will it is believed,
seriously check the export trade Of llud-
dprstipld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
GAY rIMr ENrrcrEp.

The presence of the many titled foreign
ers. who are 20 arrive upon our shores, VIII
doubtless bee the occasion Of many enter
tainmonts. The Comte de Paris and his
son. the Due d'Orleans. are expected To-
morrow on the Germanic; the Duke and
Duchess of Marlborough Will spend several
weeks here. aud the Duke aud Duchess OF
Portland Will make a visit of some length
i'm this country. The Countess Of Shrews-
lerry and her daughter, Lady Londonderry,
also intend spending part Of the winter
here. - there will be no lack Of titles
in our fashionable circles for the coming
.nnNnp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
srMAIRA TOBACCO.

IL is said that 100000 pounds Of suma'
ira tobacco have come % this country WITH
IN the last few days. Importers are max
ing strenuous efforts 10 get IN as much to-
bacco as possible before October 9th 80 that
they NAV escape the provisions OF the new
Tariff hill when raises the duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
FAMINE IN IRELAND.
AMERICAN RELIEF COMMITTEE
APPEALS FOR AID.
Heavy Importations OF sumatra Tobacco
Distribution by states or the Peabody
Fund-An Influx of Mormon Converts
metropolitan Miscellany.
NEw YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES, :
A..t.. "A f.fln 4

An appeal has been issued by the Ameri-
can Committee for the Relief OF Famine in
Ireland. Data carefully CLEANED from yaii-
Gus sources in that afflicted country form
the basis of the cry for help. The move
ment is wholly without political or other
outside significance. IL Is aimed entirely
to the succor Of starving men, women, and
children. General James Grant Wilson Is
named as chairman Of the committee.
There are a hundred or more Of the most
eminent gentlemen in the country on the
list Of honorary chairmen and auxiliary
committees, and the President, supreme
Court judges and all the American clergy
are made eX-oflicio active members.
STRONG ArPEAL.
The appeal is very strong one, but il is
anticipated that our liberty-l0ying people,
whohaye alWays Responded checriully to
the fearful appeals OF that oppressed coun-
try. and prompted by warm hearts, stirred
ON by that generosity that has from time
immcmOrial marked the work Of the Ameri-
can people and helped b, the uutiring en-
oreies OF the powerful body Of citizens who
have the matter In charge, the work VIII
meet with satisfactory result. "btlonu
the sea- says the appeal, 1.-The wocfui
spectre Of famine haunts, the Irish people.
During August there was among the Irish
farmers great anxiety regarding the
potato crop, and the graycst fears
have been realized. The blight has
spread through all parts Of Ireland. I'm
DONEGAL. Clare, Mayo, Galway, and herny
the crop is a total failure, and IN other
counties IL has suffered great injury. As ~
well known, the potato has been, since iis
introduction by sir Walter Raleigh. the
chief food Of the lrish people. At various
times IN the history Of Ireland the failure Of
the crop has caused distress, and some
wears. "A most disastrous famine. In ISL
Munster and COnnaught were afflicted by
dire famine. In 1881. 1873. 1876, 1877, and
/ 1872 partial failures Of the crop caused
great distress, and in lSij and lsD fell the
terrible calamity which spread death IN al
most every cabin IN the island, and which
il vet yiNidly remembered. This catastrophe
i. again impending, and prompt contribu-
tious Of money. clothing, and provisions arc
needed Ia avert the bitterness Of death. The
appeal is to everyone. irrespective ot age,
race. political affiliations OF religious be-
/ It.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

The Federal gHni Jury a" t-'iay eon'
.,.le,ine the cas,s of James A. Simmors,
accused OF aiding and abctting Peter J.
Ciamssen in wrecking the sixth Na'ioasl
Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

A motley crowd Of men, women, and
children. all Mormon converts, were landed
in the barge Office from the steamship wy
oming this morning. Three Mormon elders
were with the crowd. They We're gray
bearded, sanctimonious-looking characters.
but their faces wore look OF triumph AMI
cunning. There are av2 OF these Mormon
converts. Thirty-two were young unm9r.
ried girls. thirty-four Were children, ana
the remainder old men, old women, and
Young men, Some were married and some
we're going TO see relatives in Titan.
REPRESENTATIVES OF the scandinavian,
xorwegiap. and swedish Missions met
the Mormons at the barge Office. and tried
hard 20 turn them from their destination.
| Then the missionaries made an appeal lo
Colonel Weber, which resulted IN the lat
ter's ordering the detention OF thirty-two
| vouug Girls for awhile In order that a
chance be given the good people TO convert
them aud tell ihem o. the place they were
going TO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03

WHEN YOU RETURN HOME
SEND A MESSAGE BY POSTAL OR
TELEPHONE TO THE BUSINESS
OFFICE AND HAVE "TliE TINES
LEFT BY THE CARRIER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-03
BKiKF TELKGnAns

lr political alteration at ~. Matthews.
c. captain Frank NJ. Wanamaker. "a
straight ont Democrat, wos fatally stab
.,' n} Mliege l.. BcTlOng, a "1iimsnite.' -
"rf.'ng is in Jail
'fh'st Humphreys. the negro who shot
"li'ei Dlccy Miller. another negro, at
.'tl'n. Ky was taken from jail AT tbai
Toy mon early yesterday morning ana
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

II is incomprehensible how Mrs. Oil
phant, a woman, should not have discov-
cred iu this burst of jealousy an indica-
tion of love. and still more incompre-
hensible in the light Of facts now known
10 every one. that she should speak of
Irviug's meeting with Miss Welsh on this
occasion as q most Characteristic mo-
mentary appearance which he makes in
the memory Of ms pupil II was, on the
contrary, out the beginning Of Al inter
course which lasted for years. and dur
ing which not only did Irving become
deeply enamored Of his former pupil. but
she. a. she frankly confessed 20 Carlyle
seven years afterward learned 70 love
him passionstely" In return. he fre-
quently visited her at Hadd dinEton. and,
"a everything goes n show. his visits
were those Of sn accepted suiror. Il was
just after the meeting m 1918 that Ca
lyle frs. heard of her from him, 'sor
casual mention, the loving and revsron-
tisl tone Of which had struck me- OF the
father hs spoke always As one If the
visest. trusst and most dignifei Of men.
of her "a paragon Of gifted young girls.
far enough from me both. and objects of
distant reference and unsttsinsble long
ing a. that tuner
The next year. 1919 Dr Welsh died
leaving % his daughter All Ms little prop
ert- which she shortly aftervard. with
Characteristic generosity. made over 20
her mother. and tha household uent --
as before. Irving Vas busy preaching at
Glasgow. - assistant % the famous Or
Chalmers. but he came 20 Edinburga
whenever h had a holiday and from
there walked Gus 20 Hsddington. Ou
one n these excursions. ID June. 1921. -
toos Carlyle with him to ir -rod 1ce him
a. a fit person ~ superinfend Miss Welsh 8
literary studies. heirg himself either too
much occupied 0F e.ss not ful7 oou1re-
tsut. Csrivle has isfs behind him this
account ~ the expedition.
TIE visit lsz-e8 three ~ foar 4a~s.
sni Included g nert Burns and other
rg-l-as. nesiies the one fs.r figure --=-
90 Al upcrtart I'D re We we're cFs@r
i0 her ri rhe~s -0gsa- sat talxlrx with
t1e -V' f-- hours s.r,ost every eve
Ihs r@aU-fu Bright ari earnest
ladT vas ia-e-t -n t-rst1-s ~ tre alzh-
ess siul in ,fs. sr1 fs.t uuri-onei ia r,s
dun element which ~ hsr 10 con-
nerve in tast K.1l. srl would n0t even
yleid 1er books ri read 80 ta.rei rer
l-lIssaon t. seri aer Al esst h-acss fr-
Edlnafrza. Box 7ar-sls vlrrsal.T lr
-H.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

The tender relations between Irving
and Mas Welsh dii not entirely cease
With his farewell letter. Even after bis
marriage. which to0k place Ort ~. 1923.
- retained for her At affection wa.ch
made him shrink from meeting her. Nr.
Froude. in his biography of Carlyle. %. g
- t1at it had been intended that he
should paF Irving and BIS vIfa a visit in
London az soon a. they were settled hut
Irving begged cf Is u-r1ss. saTing
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11


ItNE WElsH CAalYLE
~ genf-. 2lal.F eaars.--r. and az con-
siderable intellectual sarce. H-r mother.
tiaor l.r. Ha a.aa roas-asel ~ a
gaol a-al.-et. and al Carlyle tells us,
.+es unusually lr4llfll. our strangely
ald tFea ariel-. as if with many tears
behind thel
tlom to-l farau-s therefore, Jane in
htue-d lleur. aaI from her mother
beaufF 0f aar appearance in childhood
her Irea1. M-.sJ sJeF8olry says chat '-she
Wa remarkable lar her large black eyes.
with their iong curved .ashss. As
gil che uls extremely pretty, a grace
f1l art orao.fuly formed figure. up
r.slc tll sIpp.e. q d-l.cars complexion
cf creamy Waite uilh pale rose tinr I'm
the cheeks, lovely eyes. llA ot tire and
softless. and With great depths 0f mean
ing Hcr bead eas finely formed. with
noble arch and a broad ioreh-ad Her
other features wcre lot regular. but they
dd nos prevent her conveying all tine
impression of Je.ng beautiful Her voice
was clear ard flI of subtle iu-ouauons
an1 capable of great variety of expr-5-
aon. SOC. bad d. ani-r flil control" To
tas SIR Frouls adds. But beauty was
oniy che secoud thought vh1cn her ap-
rearance suggested. tho first vas intel
lectual yigacitg,' and speaking Of her as
ho frsl saw hrr 81 hen sna was IS. be
SAYS "Her features were not regular.
but thought had never seen more
interesting looking woman. Her hau
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fDa.lN. aH OTHERS l4llR tareFI sunday
Taxing C1rci cludaN 5u.f ~. lsse
Nleep.u- cars on Parlfe aHd Atlantic lt.
presses D. aad from Detroit parof cars rau
ga Day EApress aud Grand Rapids IAurrss lo
and frum Detroit Direct ro HrrflnHe made
at Detroit with al Through trains lasf Ifrk.
ets on Sale 80 uion nctct once a Monroe.
~. and az iniau depot
Fnfr ". BrGo, rnu Ar't t Monroe So
a.. a. kVCsLF g.. = enc ] tEt fhIcago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
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