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The sun., 1891-06-14
INTERVIEWING THE GOVERNOR.
Another Citizen Tried 1t On Friday o
that same Elevated Train.

Another Citizen Tried 1t On Friday on
that same Elevated Train.
The publication Of the story OF the Kings
tonian's iniervieW with Gov. Hill On. an eIe,
waited train amused tho Governor YER, much.
There seemed to be q peculiar flavor about his
amusement, and he was questioned on the
subject. This resulted In an admission th at
he was chuckling. not over the story that was
printed. but over story that was missed. 1t
VIVA the story of another incident OF the same
elevated railroad trip on Friday. the down.
town half Of it. This version OF 1t by men,
ber of the Governors party is vouched for as q
llrIze specimen OF accurate reporting.
The tnterIocutOr was u man OF good address
an d was ANYTHING but difildent OF manner. In
sautipg the Governor he called him by name.
and eaid: Perhaps you do II OF remem ber In Q.
CalIin T. Erice and other gentlemen"
The Governor ID usually a pretty good hand
at rd member1nR people whom he has met He
said that he thought that he remembered the
ees,ion that he would like TO call at the hotel
II viii be in all tho m orning probably" said
the Goa 'ernor. with great affabiltty.
tso Inquired the strshnseF shs
All RI yht." saId tho stranger. taking a cir
Gull Sulsr ont ont 81 bis pocket Il want to show TO
The Go, ernor interrupted the energetic book
agent at This point and said: Now think OF
Il. shall DO pretty busy this trip. But will
be down soon again. l think you had better
COLL on me- the neat time l take trip to New
The Governor went down 10 Normandie- by
Monday.
The sun., 1891-06-14
NOT ELoPED, BUT DEAD.
The Body OF n Young Woman Found Forty
Years After Mcr Disappearance.

IeArD After hcr Dto0ppenfAnocs
From he 0,obe. .D>mocra.
| MICHIGAN CIrY. June 5-Mary Ann Grser
disappeared from her fathers home two miles
south Of this place. nearly forty years ago. A
J few days ago her body was recovered In an
abandoned bog iron ore pit without one ves-
tige OF change from the appearance IL had
known In life. The last shred Of clothing was
( long aao destroyed by the action OF the water
in which she had met her deuth but the same
chsmicals which removed tho garments pre-
served tho flesh.
Not only Is tho contour Of the form nerfect as
The arms ms aud md shosidrrs are a. While as mar.
bie; tne han hand. ars brnTn 6ut su1nSed w; WITH - q
sonaineI tie eyes; That psiriiisi irams which
hhSf, hsaihy, hand ti % dsems sonns stsS wa%an. ' VI
In the f Il should bs Hnowe sSs
country Is tlli OF u kind OF iron called bog ore.
and hsTsa s. thsm 70 ashsan
City ami Soun Bend. where 1t commanded .
s the s5 %Ssh ns
ore from larger mines. and Is excellent in quail
minns Il
railroads and the dsyelopmept Of Penn.ylya-
aom Sese SWAMP. % RsS %
swamp lands all over orthern Indiana are full
Mary Grier was the eldest daughter oi Mich
olas Grter. and vas belle In those old days OF
country. which was then new and sparsely ser-
tied. and was sought In marriage by many an
excellent young man. She was known rs
worker as good cook. and IS . famoushouse-
keeper. and besides. had had the unusual ad-
vantage o. q fair English education.
. hare Drained fellow named Whit-eI. and had
told her parents she meant To marry him.
Whitsol owned an ox.team ana mate u living
hauling ore from the shallow snines to tho
forge at Mtehigan Clry. He was warned away
from the Tarm by Grier and his boys. but per-
sound dr9bbine from the old man.
The following day he startel north with
load OF ore. and early in the evening Mary left
the house. saying that she was going to
neighbor TO return some trife she had bor-
rowed the day before She was never again
seen iu life.
Her parents and the neighbors believed that
Whitssl had decoyed her awey. and sney fol-
lowed him clear to Michigan City But they
turn TO the ,neighborhood. Hhitsol snld hls
oxen and lef'Ihe country. He has never siree
been henrd from. II was known at the time
M that Mary Ann had never reached the homo Of
ln the light OF events now known It is pro6a;
BILE she meant to meet her lover and started
across tho low prairie land to meet him near
the creek road. She must have faiisn into one
Of the pita from which the ore had been taken.
GraTne d4En her E hS FL aaS1 an ava so
There must have been water in this Dit. a. was
almost invariably the case. and this. with tho
Iron must have produced o solutton that
tended to preserve the body.
The sun., 1891-06-14
ASKED 70 COME AND BE SHOT
Mark entoni Game aud Was Shot-Doesn'
Want anna Arrested, Though.

AnrkentOni Game md Was Shot-Doe sn't
Want III anna Arrested, Though.
Frank Markentoni. pn Italian blacksmit
27 ysars old. and .Arsemino Mafli.. an Italian
laborer. so years old. are neiRhbors. and
worked for Cont actor Oonover. who is laying
water mains thro 1Gh the Southern Boulevard,
in tho neighborho I'd Of 17lst street.
Markentoni lives at sos and Mafia at s07
East 111th street. They had been at work abou,
an hour yesterday when Maffa climbed up out
OF the cut. and. walking to within few feet OF
9 forge whore Markeatoni was busy sharpen-
ing to Is. said:
Come here. want to shoot you."
modatihR disposition. for he started toward
Malta. who promptly drew pistol and sent q
bullet into N Markentonis throat and ran away.
= Markentoni wiped OF the blood. Shrugged hfs
q 'oulders. and raid the wound amounted To-
n> hing: but he knocked OF work and started
fnS ZONE. He managed to resch ll2th street
and Third avenue, when his evident weakness
attr,x ted ths attention Of Policeman Harpert,
who = Mt him to the Harlem Hospital
The / rllet had struck the Italian In the left
side OF the neck. and the doctors believe il
tonf shoMr nosynptons OF paralysis, and the
an ocons Il. Ink he will recover Meantime Is
declines 10 = 'cept the assistance Of the police
in cnntnrinsss his assailant. He tried to max o
hatactiva Rssx y believe The shooting was acct
dSnSsL The ~ 'lice believe tho trouble grow
ont OF an old n rudRs. and that the wounded
mi IN inrefers 10 as ait an opportunity Of return,
;na tbe sSot rath,N than have his nssaiiant ar.
rested aud legally !, uhlshed.
The sun., 1891-06-14
THEIR REASONS FOR REsIeNLNG.
Aernsn Wospitsl Doctors Mako Charges
Against the Superastensent.

! Nermsa Wespitel Doctors Mako Charges
Against the superintendent.
The six young doctors who mako up the
house stafr Of the German Hospital. md who
cent In their resiRnations 10 Theodore Kilian.
the President OF the Board OF Trustees. have
/ made a statement OF the reasons to the Medi-
oal Board. They explain that the original
resignation was modified ut the request OF tho
Medical Board. and that the members Of the
| house stafr aRreed TO continue their duties up
to Juno II. lost the patients should suffer. The
original letter OF resignation was dated Juae
| y. and read:
hos:: :,.s q pny.,ssn. o. me G.in'.n ilo.s,i.l
ths sarIiest ,Pos.ible moment and no later than
Sa.s and ,Ss
hand. n.e: o . s ssdy
deep injustice and ,nsui,s inflicted upon ndy s sae
es %s.FoS q ts: as'R s ssT r;ssssn
q: I: :n our p. 3; =; ss::
4 i;;:ssi S::;. !. sD' b. s :;$$:.,. s::$
1t will come before the monthly meeting OF
eSnsidersd % Il tSs saSu meS.ns The rsssn.
ing surasons oon,p plain that the superintende@nt @
. W.. .osg s
1t would seem. for instance, they say
thG q to
msdes staii. n. IN. ' sqnsriS' sndsnt However.
and psrsistsnily % Yin in,erisrei With and even lors-
stalled THE exercise q cur judgmssP. and n dis dis,
inteEs e eace n neither BY professional character
peripteRdent in the management 81 the hos;
pitai has been arbitrary. inconsderate. ard
consult hs % of but
either made oil await the copvenience OF one
els or IN Il.
OF his patient. Three times in one week, the doc:
tois say, ore Of their number has been Obliged
Without his knowledge. At another time the
were engaged in an 'mportant operation. nl.
tSSs,, 1oSx sSpPSs p G was prepared and tho supern
The doctor. say that the snperlntendent has
BEEN ng 2, .aS ns ns
teous. Letters have been delayel and some
llmss opsned under circumstances not entilsl7
tis.t the sups intendent insists on reeevins The
letters himself. and also that II rests entirely
notified when iriends call them up on the tele-
phone or whether the friends are told that the
any ysssrd 10 % the truth ~ SUCH chr rsuIS.s s "'A''
onr is orders Are II used
in q aGian9er mot only high handed. but nlso
underhsnded. TO some OF us he has darkly
ninteu NJ suspicious Of some imHEinec impro-
priety Of conduct. which.if realy believed TO be
we'll founded. ought TO have been reported by
Investigation. For reasons best known to him.
sell. however he has preferred to keep the OBJ:
lects OF his suspicion under tho shadow OF
charges which, ShouGh 90 vaguely conceived
as to make refutatlon imtracticable. are
make resentment impossibl.. These and
other instances may eHsily warrant US In suy.
ing tho superlntsndent Is rough, insolent. ,el- |
its trait. of character. in conn ection with the
work Of the hospital. which emins tly dis
VIII SO nerevolent character declares tho |
deetRhtlity OF virtE es less violent than HIS"
The doctors say in conclusion that tho ma |
trop whose cause they have espoused has been |
treated badly even while Witnesses were pres-
ent te henr peremptory "rders unpleasantly |
giyen by the superintendent.
The sun., 1891-06-14
THE CAMP AT PEEKsK1LL.

s sas nas the snt6 Of HuS w
June vi y 10 jnIy sls foTty. .ssvsnih s9d I'd thirty
SECOND VII aod the Eronna the IN
oi tie Tifth: Thirtesnth: sssentsspth.
S Sa ,S, sf IN 't' I'm tho I9rsy 9se T Rass g
hs apd Ess sesopA SnsS "a da.isn
sh s sepapate nn p &c companies Then viii cone The
Eighth and sevsnty-fourth Regiments. and
during tho last week: from July rs 25 to "a, Aug !;
the Tenth Bastalion II Albany viii be- IN camp
The Twenty-third Regiment. the Seventh.
bands. E TSe rest ot the time the state viii fur
nish band and the bows can save their money
Ar result o. suggestion Sa q The pI SnSs; 1onr
Corps will go into camp with each eek's con-
tinGent Of infantry. and endeavor to leaven
the whole with an interest In their picturesque
The Headquarters Stat will be the sane az
last year 1t will consist OF Gen varian Chiet
Col. Frederick Pbistersr. Post .Adiutant Capt.
Shepard. Assistant Post Adjutant: Co. No
sss.cr a nns IF Smp aara Ds. aad
Capt. Holmes. INSPECTOR Of Drills
Dunrhys ennteen has disapreared. 1t has
Young Mems Christian 1ssoeishon. and be
but when It came TO settleme ent they We, spn-
able to buy buy 70 s, Dunphy moved the the. byiIdinns tn
Time SIn, waen aDSa essian Colonel VENT to see
WHICH says that no intoxicating liquors are 10
he b5oSSh Sow wepd sss 70
We'll" aid that Adiu.ant-Genera1. "WhatI
dont see don't know,
The sun., 1891-06-14
i STRUGGLE IN AN AMBULANCE

Patient SEcEivsiu. Dsiirious vJyom sun.
strokes Makes IL Lively for Dr!@ @kahIO.
The first patient tho Harlem Hospital doe
tors have been called upon to treat this sum-
mer for sunstroke gave Ambulance Surgeon
kahlo llvely struggle 10 get him there. The
pationt is q muscular young bricklayer 81
years old. aamod Samuel McElvain. He lives
in Forty-sixth street near Ninth avenue. and
was found delirious from the effects of tho
heat ut Ninety-ilfth street and First avenue on
1Nriday afternoon.
Vnen the ambulance had carried him block
or SO toward tho hospital McElvain attempted
to escape. DR.. Kahlo tried to hold him down,
but the patient fought desperately. Every
moments dolay lessened the patients chance
OF recovery. and DR.. Kahlo told the driver not
to stop even t,s summon help. So the Doctor
had o. fight II nut alone with MoElvain. Once
on tho trip tho client got The. bot or, OF tho
street through the htrons leather sides
OF the ambulance. But tile doctor caught hold
OF the braces whicE support the cover an4
saved himself n serio,H iall A hole was torn
In the side OF the am bu lance big enough to lot
both tho doctor aid his .'Atient through.
NcElvain continued to- struggle until he
reached the hospital Dr.. kahlO WAS nearly
exhausted. and was almost qs much In need Of
treatment as his patient MeElvsin will prob
ably recover.
The sun., 1891-06-14
CLAWED By A MEXICAN LLOM
A Fight for the Life OF . Small hoy -
tho side or the Brate's Cage.

| From the Atlanta Constttu'for.
:, sgpsrintenden: John !. Mosssller of Grant Gram
Park hac terSis battle With Moy the Meg. ,S
s " t%t&a ana Ma s' Besh sS
$sa ssssssss s %s;tsssf &. :sss
claws oi the beast, As Il Was. tho little fellow
RsSk 4. ,s, II. 6ana bitten IN a0s.ss!
being cut almost through by sharp and
''TiH Ths S iisss for life wus witnessed by s.yer.,
people. among them the mother Of the injured
boy: aud while the battle was quietly and and
e WAS Created % anons @ s' tSs n s.scr Moiiy Is
iims sis MS ever M shoTS sae6 Ssd eSsitS1a @
greatly surprised the. keeper and ali about
II seems that Mrs. Bell: accompanied By In
ions a s CAGES when Mr. aestel!er came T by on
iLe inside Of ths raIi!Ds: Mis- Bell asked 4 she
saSy nsy s en
intendeni sialed that he couid1t show them.
na %sri e. g. sS III %ss g Of E : snd
looked SO disappointed that he dster rminsi 70
givo him peep through tho cracks. piex-
sotI Saea fRe R 'hH s si i.e% rea va
en and u sssrtsd 81 tss q Ssss
around 10 the other side to give him a better
snS so es, ss e eS so wS:
Suddenly the lioness stretched out d paw be-
boy. The blow fell short but caught in his
clothing. Al the same time she attempted to
MI MSSstsier rS1S say the danger ,.o md
been pull lled up TO the enraged beast, and with
SNAP sho seized one OF his hands In her
mopth, With one foot she biaced herself. and
blow Direct In the child 8 face. ~
Mr., MostsIler still held the child and was
tugglng with all bis might to get him Tree
from The grasp oi the raging animal.
he thrsw one hand sHsinst the cage; & This
,ention Of Molly was diverted and rho savage.
~ clawed the mans hand
All bis occurred in u few secor rds, and the hor-
Eiiied SPECTATORS bad not had time TO help In the
battle. The mother was almost petritied . the
The boys hand was between tho animals
teeth. and his face was within un inch or two
of the hal f-open mouth. When Mr.. Mosteliof
WAS struck the speclators rushed 10 the cage
and with waking sticks umbrellas, aud r'cKs
and turned to meet her new enemies,
The almost distracted mpther grasped hsr
son IN her arms and rushed to the carrisGa
and hls Injuries appeared fatal The sxcits,
N carriage dashed Oh with mothar and son to
he Office OF Dr. Westmoreland. Here the
voul DE- were quickly examined, and Il was
fhs HSn %o inds %srs re- aaioty dressed ADD tns IL.
10 fellow was carried home feeling NOT much
Soon site ward Mr.. Tostsiler W,,ut to the
anne ONCE a I'd had his hand dressed.
The sun., 1891-06-14
KII;dLFY'S ELDORADO
1t VIII no Opened for Pleasure Seekers q
Weak From Tomorrow.

1t VIII no Opened for Pleasure Seekers n
Weak From Tomorrow.
King Solomon. or the Destruction OF Jsru-
salon." BolosBy Ki.alfy's new spectacular
piece. will open one week from tomorrow
evening Mt EldoiHdo, on the Palisades. just
opposite the foot o: Forty-second street. The
stage. from which 700 ballet girls and 800
warriors will thrill the Gudience. Is 1926 by $50
fcet. In semieircle betoEe it is great stand
with abou: Nifty private boxes and chairs
Tor 1000 persona The Performance will
last about two hours, probably from to
10 o'clock. and after it all porsons who do not
return to the city or 10 their New Jersey homes
at onco. will be entertained with garden
concert by Jules Levy and hh' band.
Tho garden In which this concert. az weH ss
similar one in the afternoon will bs given. 10
somowhat after the model OF Kroll's Garden
in Berlin. The tables will be placed under
wide-spreading trees. and the paths will be
lights Atthe east sad Of the ear,sen meals
SM he served r., In tn: General rsstHlr Snt The
VIII deop SersSaSs on ali sids. and .
foWsr fr"m +. ut every corlNer. short d.FsanSs
Il sIs4. SsoaT % Sssaas ~:
BUILDING 4 just on u. =, tss Of ne 6iS and
il d New York. seveTal o,LSsr buiIdines .Ior
:eA a1hrant. cafe, and other i'urposes, are a p:
,rouS AhuS SVWpit!ion on tue y. UsAeuuoe olou
.he so,,th side Of tho grounds
Eldora1o 10 TO be q permanent pleasure re-
sort. 1t ccnlprises thirty acres la I'd out aA .
park and n1bYt easily accessib BILE frol New York
he ferry landing an elevated railway $50 feet
lieh is In procees Of erection: 1t will extend
900 fess IL the bi"a - which Id"rsdae is :.
Tered. Three elevators with capacity o. "
persons each will mako trips from the GocE u
Tho laudscare gardeping at Edorsdo ia !
lndsr the su pervision of Mr. EredericE Waiker
l,he Palisades Amusement Company. Mr.
Herrn,ann Walker. President. has charge OF
Tue whole enterprise,
The sun., 1891-06-14
uUye VI BY .HIs HAIR.


The Experience or a Mi,vsiersry Bishop
who ersw os..e IN chins-
From the san i,aaclsco cn. pa,esr.
Tho Right Rev. John Amer. isishops OF the
Shantung district. In northern Ch,un, saiird eu
the City OF Peking last Tuesday for theOrteat.
Tho Bishop is In chat GO OF twenty lone ms
slonnrles In his diocese. He is retnrning 70
China after an important mission to Germany.
where Emperor William hoard his sta einept
oil affairs In his district and his plea for the
protection by Germnnv Of the Catholic mis-
sionaries In the ShantunR district The Bts bop
f. about 50 Jears Of age. OF medium stft,. reii i
heavy built and with an u D ntstilk able Orlenl Vi
am am returning TO my missionary work in
sas compsled TO make by iorce Of cireun-
stances. i lett China two months ago, via the
in Berlin / was given an in,h, ..'lla,e auaiencs
with the Emperor. and asked nun ior the nro.
rs proSipce VI e in the northern part Of China On
the seventh audience he granted MY request.
and word wastelcgraphed to fhe nc i comimanIes nlea,
OF OF armed arm cd men @ into tho Shaniunr disrict and
restore order and afford the necessary protsc'
tho sbantuns S S District prea:hsd QUE aisernSoa
In ns tss ssss q sI wSs sssd
big Chinsse and borne to place oHnsids 'I, shs
ssSors satso 2. 'hs %ssm aaos
them they nut me u SWn ,a .ns ms aendSf % & 81 to ,s
and prehch no more; Tho man said tiat, shan
tnng was the birth place "i Gonfneius And vas
the the. Holy land Of China and that no mlssioa
''Yf rsfussd s I to 60 away. SO they hung MP M
W we 'ns @ssioS. % aries follow the s.yss ami q
the country in every parttt.nlar-s. wiIer nv
ss Sasust Ns sa as e ps 5 sSs st ~ 0s M
the protests ! made agaii'st sueh treatment g. l
The sun., 1891-06-14

Guard field FOR crop Of military ardor and
sdisciplins. That Is what Gen. Porter is culti-
waiting. He has been ploughing and narrowing
and sowing for 1t for six years. Incidentally
he has been doing good deal Of pruning too.
mostly OF green or rotten stun. This year his
crop ought to be unusually fine.
Two years ago. when the crack New York
o weos eoek in tho saP4
Ssyenth. which always before held first place.
follows them on June 20. 1t is going to be u
hard battle betweep them. and the odds are
aee Of attendance at canlp thu seventh has no
sompetitor except the Sixty ninth For clean
Ssyen,h and rwentythird % hold drUartesy s xhieS
Il S Mf taea sns o hs ea%p sst
IsrcentaGe Of their 500 men. than they ever
tGSk before, and every man viii 60 for a record.
Marcy and Clermont avenues. at 1890 this
morning. Every man will tnEe with him two
% md inTes nIs % q sernS
Il, brasses. The orders 10 not require any.
Mhs ana s u nnS H. XIII %
ceded 81, the rSeiment's in!i band. they viii 60
cS The route s'ssi Viii b. So9n
Avenue to Cuniberland street. through Lafay-
con 70 and oTh
Atlantic avenue to the river. The steamboat
Jay yisw, will take them to Roa Hook. The
Bs 9ass assvs pares@ana iooG r.
81 II. Hs
the the sketch: picture II II sreea
Glide Glide >, into M zig eight; and from her sides long
II ss ssess sna spd sT xe
ierynen's uniforms. and In the centre bright
The sun., 1891-06-14
Some Curious Le-aI Eutsances.
Eyym fhs MEDICAL RScOrd,

Tho following are some Of the alleged nni. !.
have been asked from syppathelic courts ana
astic amateur played daily eight nourS on
yioioncsl9. spd 3, sandays Little sdS lSnisss ,ss
player lived in a HAT. The Judge peiore whom
the case came decided that !hr'e hours was
long enough for any human being L., play Oh
yioloucelo, and this inlpnction isrued. p,.,.
inacase before the Court oi Common ar o. ri' Vas
brought w for trpndiing n earriaGs ;n oysy isy
The Judge, who must have been mairrEla
man, held bat he noise WAS not unreasob"V'''
and refused To Interfere. ~. a,
In another English cass q chime OF fe!lH n
Deptford was not allowed t. ring boc1usr u,o
noise was offensive o ths majority oi tue P'"'
erty owners In the vicinity. 49,, ,oi
. The Bowspaners recently mentioned "" 70"
case OF "a iis harged choristrr WIZ
horrible revenge on The eNpEreSa .oh W ou' n of
ting In u peE anu bt.rlN singllg on, "
tune: Whether he was Iniist or mol lo' "'''
tyrbing public worshi does not arpeM' has.
There are fey annoying sounds ~bl,h nsw
not. sooner or later. been alleged rs nulsaa,x: X:
put tue courts hold that many OF them m9s's ~
4,
The sun., 1891-06-14
AGAINST KISSING PJCNscx.
A ReforIn Ia Bnrlxs County that N Ny Ahns.
b, Is., Sunday school Ou usiass. ii,F,'
From, m. I.Eiiudstpht1 Record.

from m. PLaddstphta Reeord
Kissing at Bucks county Sunday sc bots pie
mics his summer i'll DO like ne issu. oyster
nan who rents picnic grounds looks AJAX tn .
on tho movement to eliminate copenhi gen
from the SUNDAY sch11i nol'es, marking the
and Women who have inluigod IN ITS allu NJ
nenAs. and u loss Of shekela fOr tho. nan. " 10
fsnas tho gronpais FAx itis beyond :aeriatti II
the picnio istound 10 loss much OK Its popu :
|. i .Hhs grounds, unon wtteh the game is to bs.
abolished .ar,. thar Will, kissipG in itseli is
tsced bpcopeDhaeeh tend. toward immortality.
lust how the moysmeut ton olish the game
esiRinated is NOT known. ID certain that me
the cisrgymen deny all knosledge OF 1t.
But the m ,veneht exists md tho supBo-
sttfpI Is Tint tho numerous Old maids who ia.'
OF Bristol. whore the movement is said TO have
rorltisln shown toward the Young girls In tho
the matt or into their own hands. and. like the
tabled dog In the man@er. II the Young men
won't kiss them they can't kiss the yodns
A grizzied son OF old Bucks who owns pic;
mis- ground few miles below Bristol. expressed
xreat disgust when the subject vas broached
ing to. any way" he said. as he drove nail
into rheumatic swing that looked rs though
Il Was 2n,y waiting fcr chance 70 e2Idps dpS;
make the world no better. nor yet again does
1t make worse. I've seen powerful ,ot @
klesin' In these woods in my time, ana zen
you game OF copenhagen lust puts u!o into =
III thsre amt aeoin' to be any moro copen.
naHen hey might az Well stop ponies: .eaNSy .eaS
II to yourself. W0tHd you want to bring Riri
TO picnic II you had to lug her OF some vher9
every time you wanteu kiss! 1t don 'uanu
10 reason. OF course. swingin and Ice ci eau
and sotiy water is ull good enough. but it INT
satisfactory"
The sun., 1891-06-14
A Kansas Farmers a'wo Alliances.
From the Kdusas Cir youy7,d,

WicRITA.' Kan. June civilian LinRow,
ono Of the most prominent farmers OF this
county. was arrested t1-day ~ Van Buren,,
been, Ieadirg a double il!e 10, some years:
Nsarly twenty Years ago he married girl
named Mary Henry, in Kansas City. Mo-, and
comes the discovery, that he had when he
married her, and still has. another wife with
whom he has bean in the habit OF spending
part Of each year In Arkansas, where he waa
supposed tn have gone for his health.
The two wives wotIjd probably have remained
Ignorant OF the situgtion had It not been for
the curiosity of the Sherin Of Crawford county.
osfSsd sstep ao.ds ssnina abeS es
and telling OF the existence OF tho wife whom
he ned dessrtsd ,twonty-hve yenrs aG2, but
with whom he had been spending portion OF
each year for some years past After con
eultstiop with wife No. p IL was decided TO have