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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

Paul and Wyatt, says s. N. D.
North, in the Popular Science Monthly,
taught the world how to spin a hum
dred or more threads at one opera
tiOn; but years elapsed after these
early inventions before they came
into use. Paul worked his own ma
chine for many years; but when he
died they were broken up and sold,
and the world continued to spin on
the foot wheel. The tardy realization
OF the value of these inventions was
due primarily to the opposition of the
hand operatives to the introduction
OF anything in the nature of improved
machinery. The guilds were strong,
and determined In the refusal to OPP
oreto or tolerate new devices for
with hand labor. Fuur
John Kay, after inventing his fly
shuttle, was compelled to close his
mill at Leeds by the riotous hostility
OF the hand weavers. Learning that
he was also engaged In devising ma
chinery for spinning, a mob broke
his house, destroyed everything
1t contained, and would have killed
the inventor himself had not friends
him away In y wool sheet.
need not be surprised at the
blind brutality of these ignorant
They looked upon the in
ventOr q an enemy planning to take
the bread from their mouths. But
what shall we say of the manufacture
ers who stole the patents Of Kay,
without recognition of the service his
had done them? And what
shall we say Of the Government which
permitted this man, in his old age,
without recOmpense for inventions
which added untold millions to the
wealth OF the country, to seek refuge
lrom persecution In France, there to
lie In abject penury?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
Rules for widows.

Fashionable widows are permitted
after q month Of deep mourning to put
on y costume that may be described q
IMPLYING q mutilated stage Of douleur.
A dress worn by q widow OF only six
weeks standing is shown. 1t was oi
white muslin, richly embroidered In
white and trimmed IN black chiffon
frills. With this was worn the con-
v~entional white crepe frill of the widow
pattern. The costume was very pretty
and the widow looked very sweet and
fetching in It.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

Gov. 11Ancsn, u Missouri ia hust-
~. Recently 10 mAde four Sp4eechea
within hires hours, besides taxing Z
daah % . patent Foad grader.
On 6IaUxD Insxx, son Of the pessi.
nistie draAstbk and Bergliot Born
ron, daughter ol the pooG and politician,
are engaged - marry. Let us hops
,that Sigurd 0oss not take Hcnrik's view
bf life.
NoDjEsxA and Clara Louis KELLOGG
are accused Of smoking cigarettes. And
the Wheeling Esseiltgenccr makes . bad
matter worse by ssyinE: the fsct u
Modjeska smokes Wheeling stogsss.
Fact"
MlNIsrrR PAUNcEFOTE's note to the
state department relstfvs 70 the sxcess
Of sealskins taken in Be3lring Sea fur
nishes ground for the inference that he
believes that the modus vivendt Is =
veritable skin game.
MEIsyoNrrR's studio, with it's exquis-
ita works Of art and dizzy ~brfc-a-brac,
has been offered to the French govern
ment for 940O, coo. . price - which any
private collector would jump like .
trout to . tempting ny.
Ex-MAYoR CAMPBEII, OF YOungs-
town, o., though blind since he was s
years old, became musician enOugh to
teach the study Of IL, studied lsw, and
graduated from the Harvard law school,
and successfully edited , paper In Ohio
for eight years.
GEN. BUTLER Is wondering how 1t
happens that there are 60 few cam
psign hags yet Tutoring In the breeze.
Gen. Buffers looms are quite ready to
run overtime In prod ucing all the bunt-
Ing that patriotic ~partisanship may de-
mand, "Hang out our bannere"
THE late Bishop Caldwell Of India.
had been In charge Of the great Tfppss-
S-lty -s..a~- $3.50 49, Sous0Iys 0sv
ing been appointed thereto three years
after his f1rst arrival in Madras. The
mission now embrases 610 villages,
40, 600 Christian sdherents, and forty
six clergy, chiefly natives.
PRIscEss MAUD Of Wales plays the
mandolin delightfully."- and IL n OF .
club of twelve ladies who practice on
that instrument. Having taken 1t up
herself she impaired her enthusiasm to
. select party OF her friends. The re-
suit is that the mandolin Is the most
fashionable instrument in Europe.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

DetOFe You leave the farm to work
ON . railroad, young man, stop and
give the matter OF wages and chances
Of promotion . little study. Not a
great deal OF research will be required
to discover some discouraging facts.
Here 10 . report on railroad labor,
issued by the United States Depart
ment Of Labor. It shows that. the
average daily rate received by all per-
sons In the employ of the railroads in
the United States, including Presi-
dent Depew, Of the New York Cen
tral,; with his $50, 900 q year, is 81. 85.
The wages Of about four-fifths Of
these 10 between u and % per day.
One-hfth receive between e1.O1 and
9l.2O per day; another fifth between
el.zl and 9l.4O; Is per cent. between
e1.4l and q. 80; III per cent. between
el.0l and $3.50; 8 per cent. between
e1S1 and q, and Is per cent receive
over u per day.
A. rnl.. shc beglnner starts d .
a.enlan OF BRAKEMAN, IN the expecta-
" rising 70 engineer or onduc
W. Inc average daiiy wages o.
osanemen u Sl.5o, when becomes
So.ve men the oop OF tne ladaer Lne.
clslneers Rositlon, IS reacneo. Inc
average daily wages OF Drakemen Is
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

He (salesman)-Dear little hand
(absent mindedly), l wonder II it will
wash?
She icon spirito)-No, sir, it won't
nor II won't scrub, either-but II you
want 1t to play the piano, it's yours.
George.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

WHY a0 Never Game Back.
The latest popular ballad is entitled,
.sHe Never Came Back" This is prob
ably due to the fact that he did not have
4 round trip ticket.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
SENSE

OF health and strength renewed and Of ease
and comfort follows the use of Syrup Of
Figs, as 1t acts In harmony with nature to
efEectually cleanse the system when costtve
pr bilious. FOR salS in soc and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
Don't Want to m. s.ttI.a.

Uncle George-Come, Harry, YOU
should forsake your wild ways. It Is
time you were settled.
Harry-And be like . bill after II ia
~settled-laid And never Thoughts
OF again! No, thanks.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
Attl,e PuDll's Concert.

" AZ TIE Fup1Eb CUuC0ree
Wagner Carl may have to go to
the bad place when I die; but there will
be one consolation about 1t.
Vesta Buhl-What is that.
Wagner Carr-There won't be any
singing there.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

b Aadn't.
He-"Sureiy you haven't the heart to
refuse me?"
She-"No, Mr.. Gotleft, l have no
heart to refuse you. Jack-Mr. Tim
mipson has it."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

TALKING about literary style, there
goes . man noted for his finished sem
fences Indeed? Is he o novelfst?''
s.NO; he Is an ex-convict."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

1.-THE leaves will be dropping soOn,"
he said, with . tinge Of sadness in his
voice. yes" she answered. s'they
have to be up with the fall styles, you
know.'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

Tornmy-'sPa, Mr.. Bixby said to-day
that I was very much like YOU"
Ps-@Tm glad to hoarjt, my son.
How did he come to say it,"
II asked him for q quarter"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
x8ls EHpAPloAoO,

Maudie-"Why is It that all the un-
happy wives 60 into the lecturing field?'
Claudie-"That seems to be the only
business they ever learned"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

1t Is all well enough to tell q man
when he is In trouble to look on the
bright side. The rub Is to find the
bright side to look at.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
The Right Place.

The Right Place.
$50 the miniiter gave you some I'd
wise, did he, Lazyboy2"
Eyes; he told me to go to the ant,
ETC."
Ibid you do so?"
"Well-l went to the Sunday schooI
picnic" -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

''I'vE got $4,000; / want to build q
house." "You can't do IT," '.Why
not?" ut takes SEQ, 900 to build q house
for $4,000"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

The best cough medicine 10 Piso's Ours
Consumption. Sold everywhere. CSC.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

NJ. L. THOMPSON & CO.. Druggists. Con-
dersport, Pa. say Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the best and only sure cure for Catarrh
they ever sold. Druggists sell 1t, 75c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

Little wonder that tie Donocratic
pepeEe refuse 10 publish these Interest,"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02


- Mvsesseees = sAesoeee
IA The South and Vest 0f nnGland,
md notably On the O0fnIaA coast,
there ete many St0ties q speCtel
sh1pA Some Of them sstled over land
% we'll 10 -. They wefD uSua1h
viGible IN tempestous weather, and
often manned By bid young men who
did some desperate deed and then
vanished. Sometimes these phantofn
hafks suddenly carried OF solne motor.
1Ous WreckeIs, who had grown rich BY
Turing ships ashore with false lights.
Only some nifty years ago the captain
OF = revenue cutter reported that be
had passed at zen, OF the DevOnshirc
coast, specter boat r0wed BY what
pfeared to be the ghost OF . nOtofi-
w. wiSatu u tlc region. Inc que4.
lion 10, how did the revenue skipper
10y sna me Doat was .pecters
hsr' Ivy ~ nA uoaiue
The PAlAtine Is an American spec
ser-snlp sne was once : Dutch
Y~1A-A g. A.. r0RM go IA..NA.LaL
4SiSnu ~ Lnc year A1Oz. AIter o4Ck.
ans ncI, ING wreckeis set nfe 70 nef
~ sent ner adriit Out 70 go.
Inere was WOMAN apoaa
Ie.u " az amohs sucn
nNn..u neLus: hvely yesf, on tne
s neasa,y 2, ,nIs snockIIl9 deed, -
y q tne faia!ihe is seen Dlazlng
49,! y. tne point. Anu - Wnlttier
-
~ - soSna ssIppsrs, thosSa slass - m.
q Us biasine wreck Il 81 Ssissirs.
Whittier tolls ~ arothor I rn.r,..~
nhanfom-shin. 4 vnnrc sLinrs, -hc
lfaded e the I.ahrsdor s.,ast a
season fell IN love MIR 4 ~ 80.
beautiful sisters vf,n lived vfIth tneff
mother n ! secludO0 nv. Both the
sisters. however. fell II love WITH
him. and the elder Wa tealot1s that
he preferred the Younger. 80 when
the skipper came, by arrangement, to
carry Oh the bride Of his choice. the
sister shut her up In q room and,
~lnaolv votpnA -or c,,< ho-.c1S a.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

L lasStH
T. CeaptsIl shou'A carry Ohio. Camp
To inevitable l09ic Of the next Demo
cratic National Coavonsi0n. Troy Pros
(DsM).
WaATtAs Republics party insists on /
tAat The peasioasd vets' IN sham b pst
n just g good doliars q are ~ holder
q Ne ~ pr cent bonda-Indisnspoli
Jearaal.
Tar MeEialsy ball % no loaesr on II
0oleaso. Elovon neoths Of practica
opeeo13oa Aave vtndicAfed IL q 3 pro
MOTOR ct A0esiceo observation-disclosures
ter Do0Ocfat and Chronicla
IT = tsus4 Mr. Fasssts ear, that 4th.
Republican Party aooe not stand To-
anytAin0 good VIXEN Il 10 not-a9gfessive.
Ihet y III best test o. 70 lndnsss and
the only guarantee Of success So Loui,
Gtooe .I,onoosok
TmE chelee Muet y naAe. II IL b
tween DfoGfsssivs Rspabiicantsm and
~ nisEuDs. c0sTup1b1, and demoFal.
1 atson which Will foiicw the accession
Of TAnnsay Hall 10 powor IN the State
Of New Yofk.-AlbAajs E1pr. -
Fnon ~ way botk Harrison and
1laiae sle talking non. 10 looks - II tho
Rapubllean Natlonal Conventlon would
heve . DO 10 own no1tassinH. Neither
Of thom will b 3 ~conxfdoae unless the
party dsnaads m iyadslpAis In
QuiroF. s..s
II any msslnssnt sdSyrvsr vunss 70
judge 0f The cAoacse O1a3epubltoen sue.
c..ss this PEAR, let him sfAll to Mid tho
esessst political conaie1pas asAsahs con
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

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zasTsssN1lss A e -.
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m y ~ 1Soss sssisct I,
n 49, ceipaSl Ni:Ilan I.
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NlssSsS toaai 49, ii ~ ssport.
cS m~ArchAAdtes ~ ~ couatstss 81
HSnssk6 ~ 1psetgn eoantrtss -, ~ -
lAesas ysax q commsFeiA st1sisslcs,
Tsettka totaI yalus II such srposts
teo eountftes other than thoee 81 Esrope
49, o1s0Ss.930, ~, of which S1S7,Oo0Ooo
Maa - ~ Uaite1 States. Tho teaAe
1u4eWeon the dt0erent cOuntf3oS IL Ru.
IAcpasa14 especially hotvUoa 6ontt9aoae
OentrtoA eoFresponds With our intar.
Intatp tomm ESQ, end hi tho neturo Of
1t1tosD n u Of : tsade III which she
tUmi1eA 6tstss ean "a sny sxtent cOn-
ipeee. Without g0lnR into detaila, it ~
tco11 ccftAin tAat In the cOmpetision
MIA ~ O00ntfiOsof Europe the Unlted
4 - caniiCt nov i,crsaae ~ fOfeIe i
rxporss M0fs shsl 9i,O0o,60A,0 O4 aud
btoesesy mot hA,f that anount
q aoW Ies ~ ln u're - g tbs total
1A9assofso @ our homo mafkttG III.
49, $3.50 g IA psoduets of tnduetsy
49, UnlteQ : soses ~ ehe CENSUS yeor
$780, eccosain8 - = of1otel exAlb-
wv \ - ssss0s. = TIN snc No. cety
~ nefchanteDe psodnees q AMericsa
ses1ssky w iastea g seks aocoaat q
10y lfoeacee q Industry, snA y d
y. .ssIeoe We Co.'S q conssrustlag
1850 rosdss FaifoadA streets. sewers
e bsllaisss. q oshsr l.sdinpssvsns.ts
u III eoEs 0t descsipss0n. Nor dtd u
49, g enn!acs tno prodacss Of any
80 l20e SoA1
- ycef 1864. - Chief Of the Hu.
seeN 9 Dsettetsce. estimated the total
q "a q t1o products a A1erf saA In
ae.tty ~ "a eboueend million dollars
q ny fraene Edward
Nv. nceton. pfoAounoed' free-
trseer g me ecnolastsc oEders arrived O
49,. ooacsss.on ~ D seealoSl 0ld~
ssIsns peoce:e ~ NJ. Henry Y. fooe.
w. M3s9 s0su11e 8oslIuo0 Sto8DttCleo ~
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ths Unifs6 Stsfss 6n,srs IS. ~. ~,
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02
ELECTROTYPINc
n AND
!, STEREOTYP|Ne

The attention Of ADvExK1o3Ros MANU-
xACTURER0 and PnI1gTEn0 b called b 80
superior facilities for turning out FIRST.
CLASS ELECTROTIPlN0 or SIkkk0.
T1PN0. We guarantee satisfactory eaA
prompt ssrvice in these iines.
ADVERTISERS s s::,s,:: :: ! ' s':., :, :n:,'
Of an advertisement should get our prices b.
fore placing their orders. We make Especially
Of DESIGNING and ENGRAVING ApvHRrIsD-
AEkTs fof all classes Of trade.
MANUFACTURERS : e.: VS.; s s.s:.:
types Of Cuts for Catalogue Illustrations viii
find it TO their interest to communicate with NJ,
PkIMIkRS s sss'st when ,sas es ssr :. It ,.. .::::i
by duplicating forms. and thereby save the
wear Of type, will make money BY having their
pages electrotyped or stereotyped. We can
return forms in six hours after receipt Il eus
office. accompanied by plates Of the same.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02

Whsn baby ~ asck, ~ gsvs her CAseoelA,
when she Was . Child, she cried for CastoeiA,
When shs became Nh. he chung 70 CAstoriA
Whea ~ bad Chi:drsa, re gave them Castogia
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-02


@sss.sss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28

thence Nellie Griffin, aged a. on the pre-
tense that he desired to adopt her led
her into the lonely woods near Dimon-
dale, choked her to death, stripped her
and threw her naked body into Grand
river. All this he confessed. He denied
an additional crime, which was proved By
medical examination to have been COM
mitted.
Garfield is "a years of age and has been
twice married. Both wives left him and
went TO distant parts of the country with
out giving their reasons. A collateral fact
of sad significance is that as soon as the
finding of the corpse was generally known
there came in reports from all the sur
rounding country of girls that had lately
run OFF, or Disappeared; and in investi-
eating this case some of the details of sew
eral instances of folly and perhaps of cru
city came to light. But all the other miss
ing girls were soon accounted for, and
then the theory prevailed that the child
woman had been taken from home by some
tramp or brutal wanderer, concealed ir
the woods for long time and finally muir
dered. Can such things be in well set
tied and highly civilized region?
Apparently they can, for it soon came to
light that the authorities Of the state
school at Coldwater had delivered the
child TO Garfield on his bare representa-
ton that he was well to do farmer The
whole state is stirred up over the matter,
and a vigorous investigation of the meth
DDS of the school will be made. Nellie
Griffin was a somewhat wayward child.
Her mother had eloped when she was an
infant, and she had been reared by her
fathers parents, who are well able to
maintain her, and only sent her 20 the
school because she showed unmistakable
tendencies toward being little worse
than her mother.
A very strange feature Of the affair is
that Garfield had never been suspected Of
any criminal tendencies " hatever, and the
people about his home, some seven miles
from Lansing. regarded him as an unfor-
tunate, quiet, gentle hearted creature, and
so his looks would indicate. He had often
declared that be would adopt girl and
marry her if she suited him, and the the
DRY is that that was his first intention
with Nellie Griffin. He pleaded guilty at
Charlotte as soon as brought into court,
and while the mob was collecting the sher-
III slipped him on 70 the train and 5000
had him in Jackson. He occupies cell 10,
where thirty murderers before him have
done their solitary"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28
Meat That L. Poisoned.

Il am going to tell you one thing tina,
is very important, and that is that every
pain which any animal suffers just be
fore dying poisons the meat, said George
[. Angel. president for the Massachu-
sets Society for the Prevention of Cruel.
" to Animals. in an address 10 the chill
dren of the Boston public schools and
published in Our Dumb Animals.
If You wound bird and don't kill it,
every minute its meat is growing worse.
II You catch an animal in steel trap,
every minute it stays there its meat is
growing worse.
Some hunters viii not eat the meat of
deer that has been run and worried by
dogs. but only Of those which have been
Killed by what is called still hunting
that Is, which are shot and killed. and
SO don suffer much before they die.
And so 1t is in transportation and
slaughtezlng-all suffering Just before
daanh .nnsSot.c rhA z.aasn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28

what Arnold became TO the Americans
the moment he appeared on the field
fraser had been during the whole fight 70
the British. When Arnold broke the
Hesslan lines III his second impetuop,
cnarge, and sent them reeling back in wild
disorder. Fraser rallied the men. and nv
voice and example brought them TO a stand
and saved them from rout. He rode an
iron gray horse, and was as conspicuous in
the British front as Arnold was in tha
American Seeing this, Arnold called the
attention of Col Daniel Morgan who led
select body of rifemen. to Fraser's nar.
son, and said: That officer upon the GRAY
horse is himself host and must he A..
posed Of. Direct the attention of some of
the sharpshooters among your rihemen n
him"
Morgan stationed file of men in a clumn
of bushes with orders 10 pick of the n,sn
on TIE gray horse. In a few minutes ,he
gallant Briton fell, refusing to fly when
1t became evident that he was being made
special target.
Inc mortal wounding Of Fraser was
turning point in the battle The fighting
Hau thus far been III open field, midwas be
tween the hostil,, canps. where the COLTS
ION Rad been -accideEsal That is. Bur
Roynes attack or the American flank lid
Deeil a anticipated, and detachments of Gates
Billy hao Issued from their intrenchments
anu iailen upon the movable British col
unh. Arnolds impetuous assaults, end
ing IN the disabling of Burgoyne's chief
he3.ehan1' threw the enemy's line into a
pane, ioiiowed by hSsty retreat TO the
cAinentS' a rapid pursuit led ths
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-28

THE SWALLOW TAIL POKER CLUB.
night, my homeward way lying by the
White House, satisfied my curiosity by
walking around the grounds. Not hu-
man being was to be seen The gates were
all locked, but by way of experiment l
jumped over the fence in the rear part of
the grounds and walked across the park,
not far from the mansion. Had ] been OBJ
served there would have been some ex-
planning TO do; but no one saw me, and
even the big mastiff that sleeps in dog
house between the White House and the
treasury uttered not sound.
A young man who is q member of one Of
the numerous poker clubs of Washington
tells me he was returning home az a late
hour one recent morning when he saw two
suspicious looking men proving around
the White House grounds They were
rough looking fellows, and he thought
they were there for no good plrpose.
though they were simply standing outside
the fence looking II the mansion, where
the lamps are kept burning all night long
IN the port cochere. The young man men
toned the matter TO the first policeman hs
met on his homeward way, and the officer
afterward told him be bad Investigated tbs
case with an unexpected result.
The men were simply two honest fellows
who had landed in town from the north
iste at night, expecting 70 continue their
Journey 70 the south without interruption,
put their train being iase. and missing CON
hecllons In consequence. they hsd started
out TO see the town during the night as
they Were 20 leave on an early train rex
morning. They had never been in Wash
lngton. and were naturally eager 20 i'm
prove this chance opportunity 20 see the
executive mansion. the monument, the
Capitol and other public buildings. Hap
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