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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30

z, Federal Gpy.rnu,eni .hsi he xuty parties should
that ns'y Is due 20 the r:I.sisss cr q! ~ss%s
Secretary Blaine In his letter said:
.iesn M Hrtions Goyernmsns had the sntir: Inr
sssaf.na. .rss me sssa ma.asrers soSid not Sss
p1n.S. 70 ~! say Gos
s..S.
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q cus:s Slate: g: ~: :Sis NC . Sss. e:
sL I.a.na until every fass :s.sasi.! g soiisc,
Is Il: 3: ::s;: !:
@"s' substantial Jastles.
ing Secretary Wharton Of the State Depart
VTgnt on the ga instant In congestion With the
tSS {, iee,it q the board Of o&csrs selected
tS y Cat schlsy Of the B.ltimors e inyestsats
,ng inquiry. with yisw. 70 the institution Of
SrSIer proeeedtnSs for the punishment Of the
Esan S sssn % tie e iUanss
q Ssf cSsaa s In ns
p moaasaT tps despatch. this Govsrnment can;
o1sr prompt and full rsparaHon."
BALTIMORE. Oct. 4-The following Ii an
ny aTsct from aprtyate letter received yestor-
'alIaniso:
orvALPARAro. Chilli. Sept l0.-Everything 10
t tSSsmsd and proclaimed. and. Oh Lord. how
th ssy 90 hate an American. They celebrated
gave sntSsDSn;ds1es OF ne 10Th. and as night
Ss The kasiish tTsPeh: sad dsr9aa assss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-30


Hard words don't make votes. and votes are
what we want; DO not mean 70 appetahi 70 any
sober Judgment and patriotism. and ask men
For third OF 3 century the Repuhlican
party has held almost unhroEen poyer. Never
ss the Or w pss s g.
necessary control Of both. Of the nStional
Houses and the PTssidensy." :. ~. It,. go
impcsed fairy at the BEGINNING q he cfyii var.
which ths Repu5iiesn party then pISmLssd g. e
ss 81 All
ths sss e hcys sss
yalorem and lets in gambling Implements
."Once. under the Administering Of the
&oass Without tile. Bibles We're let IN
Bs
s and the for letting
sG hal es
sSlsS Ssss sne
~ sss;s%:$s T. :ssss .| s:sssas
Ssat i $1S !s: :$
sisss s0 year! g 70 fesssd Here vas
section OF the country beaten. It's plantations
and farms devastated. nothing but naked
chimney stones left 70 mark the spot OF happy
hearths. The Republican party undertook TO
rebuild. to restore these places But how did
they try TO do itf
the rvets they struck from the limbs Of the
black man they tried to fAsten on the limbs OF
the white man. They were not content with
putting premium on vice over virtue. tgno.
through the New England sscdqn. smptying
its lazAr houses and jails Of . class Of ere9r
lures that never bad . prqtotypA In NQaks
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

The Chicago Police Meet An Original
Character In Overalis.

The Chicago Police Meet An Original
Character In Ovcralis.
The most original character with whom
the police have had to do for months struck
town on Tuesday. His name is William
Rexford. and he halls from farm near
Sioux City, Ia William is blonde faced,
long cared country boy Of nineteen years.
wears blue overalls. a hickory shirt and an
expansive, guileless smile. After leaving
the train William bought fifteen cent
dinner. and then found himself penniless
and alone in a strange city.
But William was not dismayed. He
trudged along Milwaukee, avenue. gazing
at the sights and attracting no small degree
of attention himself. He stopped to look
in the window Of George Toborg's gun
store. Then he grinned more broadly than
ever and entered the store.
He priced several revolvers and finally
selected large double action one and said
he'd take it. He also said ne would take a
box of cartridges. and started to load the
weapon.
The proprietor anxiously interfered and
offered to do the loading himself, fearful
that this guileless country lad did not
know how. Then Mr.. Toborg explained
how the weapon worked and handed i5
back to William with -four dollars,
please" smile, which made William grin
broader than ever.
Hand over yer cash. mister" said Will
lam. still smiling. and leveing the loaded
revolver at the proprietor's head.
He threw up his hands md gasped
"Murder murdcr!" and fell, rather than
ran, the whole length Of the store and out
of doors. There he found Officers Dietz
and Rossiter.
The two officers, with dark lanterns and
cooked revolvers, searched the rear of the
store for the Guileless William, and then
CROPPED their way down to the basement.
William was behind post, revolver in
hand. lie received the officers with his
habitual grin, and threw up his hands, re-
marking:
well, I'll be gosh dernedr'
William Is lodging at the Rawson street
pollen station, where he has already become
gr~ss .avorite. lie has confided TO his
r~~ isaad friends that he thought 10 would
b n eesy MATTER to rcplenish his pocket
,ssk !, CAinASo by holding up people. He
. - - sas -,sown 10 Omaha" a couple OF
y,razs ~ aod ''hcld up we'll dressed fell
~ - r<allss. $50 outen his pockets"
"Sas," continued William. in smiling
epnficcres and giving bis ovcrails hitch.
-tbey ketched me and sent me up for u
war Then went back to fnrmin' On
mr. way back to Chicago stopped oil for
week ag'n and had just fair luck"
William says he has no ''pertickler' OBJ
jections to going TO Joliet Ser a SPELL
Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

ThOs. K. Brooks. of Jackson, is IN the
city visiting MS brother, L. b. Brooks.
J. NJ. Sterling il slowly convalescing
after "A severe Illness at his home, 1913
Crescent-aye.
Mrs. Armstrong, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. n. +. Maxim, las
returned to her home in Reed City.
Miss Eva Campbell. formerly CT this
city hut now of Milwaukee. IS IN the city
visiting Mrs. Myrta NJ. Hurd and other
friends.
Mrs. c. W. Birch, son and daughter.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
James r. Pitts, for the past five weeks,
have returned to Boston.
Sylvanus Holcomb. of Sycamore. H..
aged $50 years. is stopping with ms
brother. Seth Holcomb, at No. 3il
North Front-st., West Side.
Mrs. Robert Pew. of Toledo, Ohio,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends here, has returned home, ac-
eompanied by Miss Lille B. Swartz.
\. B. Merritt. with the Valley City
Milling Company, left yesterday for
DOwaglac, Bangor. keeler ana other
places in that vicinity for weeks
VISIT.
The Hydraulic Company's water
works began pumping nj 0 O'Clock yes
tefday morning just forty-seven hours
after the pump house was destroyed 10y
fire. A gang of twenty men worked
night and day TO accomplish the work.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

Probably the most potable Of beopb ytes
was the Slcomte Guy dc Brissac, one Of
the best known add most popular u Paris
ian ciabmen. HIS achievements on the
turf as the osnsr OF a small but exceed
ingly choice stable were only equaiod BY
his successes ia the salons and boudoirs Of
the gay capital. and II ever there has been
one who has Inerited description as .
spoiled child Of fortune, Guy dc Brissae
WAS the man. A year ago his nancee.
whom be worshiped. died of rapid de
ellne-tLat strange maiady which seems 10
enhance aud etherealiLe the beauty OF its
victims, and 10 iilunine their eyes with u
strange light.
She rests beneath snowy marble cross
in the pretty little cemetery that nestles
among the pine trees at Arcachon. and to-
day her lover. the pleasure seeking. skep-
teal and worldly Guy dc Brlssae, who had
disappeared from all his accustomed haunts
since her death, turns up at Biskra. on the
borders of tho great desert, Ia the guise Of
the newly consecrated Warrior Monks Of
the Sahara.-Harper's Weekly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

down With humanity, VINO we're sDx-
ioDs TO rei.sxe themselves OF the nso-
nolOny Of city life for tae bret period
OF day. Men with tAeI families. lei
lows with tneIF girls and glfls wsth le'F
feliows, ali out fof fun aad feeFe o.,
represented the visitors. Upon aTris-
iBs al the park there acre 50 m2Gy
ways offered tor enjoyment that u VAS
naTd 10 choose betwsen them. A Tde
ca the 'sTollef coaster" vas exBllerat-
lag, and a the little car loads OF people
shot through space screams OF laughter
and delight greeted tae earsot those on
the ground and attracted taem 10 par
take of tue same sport. When a pc rson
gets eyeTheated AZ North Park a ride on
the ''roller coaster" Is the proper thing
10 cool him down. Then there Is the
''merTy- go-Found," with little horses
always in waiting. This runsb 10y steam,
and as Il revolyes sweet strains OF music
emanate from al organ Inslde and as
slsts TO make the sport complete. IL
there are any VINO do not ike this, Il IS
but step over 10 one Of the numerous
swings, where they can swing 10 their
hearts content. A nice diversion from
this - ~ take row up the river or u
scenery. But that which caught most
people Was TO take comfortable seat
on the veranda of the pavilion and
produced by Wurzburgs mag
ing tresOme III this, and rs
the multitude OF people pass to and
fro an excellent opportunity IS offered
- - 10 han - IN
the best Of dispositions. Every body Is
"a smiling, laughing and chatting. and
no matter how blue one feels II Is I'M
possible TO resist the temptation to take
up with the happy spiIit and 60 an Tor
good time. There Is another thing
which tended yesterday TO keep the
crowd good natured. a special treat
was TO DC given IN the way OF u balloon
ascension, aud the prospect or witness
ing an existing event OF tins KIND flied
al with longing expectations. Al last
the Imitation OF the two balloons Is COM
menced. The IRE Is started and what
Was apparently mass OF mlsshapen
canvas opens out and assumes the shape
OF two huge pears. Now the excitement
runs high, and AS the yell "iet 90" is
heard, an involuntary "Oh," rumblrs
through the ;hrong. The bags shoot
INTO the air and one female and one
male aeronaut. to the astonishment of
the people, are performing gymnastlc
feats IN mia air. They rise until they
are nearly los. TO sight, but suddenly
two white specks drop from them. The
lady and gentleman have left the ba-
looms and are descending to the earth
by means OF the parachute. They light,
the man on the roof of q new house and
the lady safely on the ground. No one
is hurt and everybody 10 satisfied. North
Park is splendid place to spend the
day, and by the number of people FIRE.
quentlng the place testify to the truth
of the statement.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
WE6BER'S WORDS.
They Are Heard by at Least Two Thou
sand Men.

They Are Heard by at Least Two Thou
sand Men.
Probably 1000 males were at Hart
mans Hall yesterday afternoon to hear
Evangelist j. III. Weber in his talk to
"men only" on "Bucking the Tiger"
and seeing the Elephant" II ever
an audience got it straight from the
shoulder they did. Boys" began the
speaker. "you work hard from week to
week to get little cash. Last night
you got your pay and then went down
on Peari-st. aud took u hand trying to
tame the tiger What Is the RESULT
You blew IN your hard cash and here
YOU are broke. Next week you may do
IL all over again. A man that will
gamble wall lie; q man that will lie Will
steal; a man that will steal and not re-
pent will 60 10 hell" The speaker
spoke with vigorous denunclauon OF
tie Prince of Wales and his connection
with the baccafat scandal "He may
lose ms crown rs the result
OF ms SIN, but 1t Is IN earth
H. crown. You may lose your
crown IN heaven" Cheers were ire
auent and loud at this denuneiatIon OF
ROYALTY. Every saloon keeper ought
to iiayssa sign on his door boys wanted.
Fathers, lie wants that pure boy Of
yours. To make Of him a bcsoti.e, r:..ch
a.dear.cycd sot. lie wInts 10 asusn ais
holy aud his sDul. The brewers ssvs
have an exhibit ~ the Worlds ssn. "
make u complete II should have ~ sd-
ditIou To rs BOTTLES. kegs. etc, pure
l-,y. runcd hy drink, u wIte's broken
heart. convicts IN stripes. gs!lOws yearn-
ing for more victims. glris let ssiiay.
The saloon - the door way 20 TIE lar Of
the harIot. sow lust AMI - shsll reap
harktry. SOW whisky AZ! - shall reap
drunkartis. sow negIeSs Sf ''oi AM
YOU will GET bell. ] ieuana II man
that same model of vIrtli. that you all
dCuahd OF women. a iafthtnI, loving.
trustrng wife, with beautiful boy,
Einds in her husbands pocket crlni-
usilug letter. Tie docs not deny his
cTirae, butwith sheer tbstcuts her poor
bleeding heart ne nays. well. what are
y0u gong 80 do about IT. For the
sake Of her darling boy she suffers IN
slleuce. Are such cases rare Would
t0 God they were more so. Then 10 IN
crcss, her misery she finds out that her
fov too q coming home drunk. On.
=
"a this way. Blow her brains out and
end her agony first"
At this point several arose 10 go.
Calling out. Mr.. webher added:
That's right Ii MT you. squirm-
on. boys best friend - his mother.
Now. you older men, don'tyo remem-
her now ia the factories at lunch hour
vau used 20 boast Of the tar name you
had ruinsdf Now your daughter walks
the streets. and you are respiDs what
Won sowed. Vow. why don't Won
Cheer Because there are too iaanv OF
Won guilty Boys, meet your angel
naother m Heaven. Perhaps even now
whils her angel spirit = singing. she a
nraylrs for YOUR salvation. Won't yon
meet herr Those VINO will, stand up-"
The vast suiience arose - one man.
PRAYER closed the meeting
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

The beautiful children whose faces
are shown above. testify in their sturdy
health to the great good OF Lactated
Food. Their father, Mr.. X. Hosford
Danville, H., writes: From the first
day of oar use of Lactated Food, We
could see its merit. Baby did not
throw up its food as 1t did when we
used other preparations which we tried
in vain"
"a babe of fourteen months was 90
run down and weak that il could not
sit up alone. The doctor advised giving
barley water and then prescribed IS
food and several other preparations.
At last the child WAS expected to die
any day from starvation. l gave the
father q box of Lactated Food, which
was used, and now the child is entirely
well. The father is willing to make
affidavit that Lactated Food saved his
chlld's life"
Intelligent and careful parents who
are fortunate enough to know of Lac
tated Food, will not permit their chill
dren to I've without it. 1t is prevent
tive OF cholera infantum and bowel
troubles, and is q perfect food that
makes and keeps the little ones
healthy, happy and hearty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
This Date in History-Juns "a.

IL. Nicolas Maehiavsl cor Maehiavelli, ia
rlnas as iufriSuer aad Italian statesman,
cicd
LSf--John Fisher, bishop of Rochester. be-
healed on Tower hill. London. for oppos-
lac the divarcs OF King HeEry VII and
delying lis apirituzi supremacy.
alcatiOn.
L-a Confederate general A p. Hin executed
hrs wonderful movement in front of Peters
haFy. Va. tkrustiag his division into gap
between Two Federal divisions. defeating
them la turn. requesting third division.
AM retlrlas In good order with 100 pris-
oEcFs.
RS lives lost In railway accident ~ Belle
vile, Canada.
isSf-The survivors OF the Greedy arctic expe-
dif0n reached and rescued.
leD-l uc new ana n publican constitution OF
Brazil vent into eject.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

A Young woman who teaches school in n
peishsoring town Is now suffering from
the results Of a sincere act OF kindness
that she recently performed. The young
woman thought IL would he nice thing
one pleasant, sunny day not long ago to
give the children Of her class an outing.
There were about thirty In the class, and
they were all youngsters of tender years.
She informed them a. the noon boar that
she w0uid take them for a walk in the
afternoon, and az the request 81 several
who wanted their little brothers and sis
ters 70 go along she gave permission TO all
Of them - bring their friends il they chose.
This was what caused nj her tronble She
did not know how popular sbe was and
what an attraction the ptp~p~cs o, walk
I'm the fields was To tue children Of the
neighborhood.
When school vas over she started ont
with her class. The route bad been pre-
vfousiy announced. and ~ they wens
along they met eonting-nss ~ the friends
Of the members on e~wy corner Th~~-
all fell In line and swellei the prpces.
sion until Is became ot really remark
able proportioes. considering that ~ w.s
unsier IN. charge 81 one young woman.
Everything went fairly veil In the city. hut
when the fielsls ~ers re~eh~i The ctsldrrn
broke ranks aud scattered and the young
woman wa- ansbI- - control them, ~.
though she dbl her e~st
The weather changed mi he rain t~gaa
o. fsli, and the Young ~enasa eath~r-si her
eharu-~ about hsr "a h~ss .ks eosssd sasi
star 81 grr home. The eaildr~n ssrsssffra
asong sf>r ~. The rsin w.- sut -eris,ss..
n
Ice ss IL sesr~i tassf boFn~s. reached sseie
fnosh~rs n safety. sat IN SO haffy ssrns
struggled sHd ~-re ir~s. SOD shr~aes tss
easif baafs - ths sssaies tbsif distracted
gsxsnls ss{agat Tor tass@- hassss sisnesss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
BABIES LIVES SAVED.
Chhliarsa Who Have Bssa Very Near
DsAxa's Door.

When . httle baby came 10 gladden.
the home Of W HI. DoEe. Bangor, Maine,
the doctors decision that he could not
live, changed }oy 10 sadness The itiie
one weighed less than four pounds, but
he made brave struggle for life. IL
only some food could DC found that
would give him strength, then there
would be hope.
The mix Of four different cows. con
densed milk, several Of the different
foods, aud sleri.lzed mix were tired IN
succession, bat ne could keep nothing
on ms stomach. When he WAS foar
mouths old, two physicians gave han
up 10 die. lie MAS growing weak er
every hour, and was not expected TO
live from one day 10 another.
A change Was made III physicians,
and the doctor recoIpmended Laetated
Food. Master Edward commenced 10
gam at once, and Is now . strong,
healthy child. HIS parents live Al Az
CouTtst, Bangor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
A Bird of III Omen.

Among all classes Of people in Great
Britain there is widespread belief that
the common white pigeon Is the herald OF
death Thus, a white pigeon alighting on
a chimney or flying against a window TO
tokens the death of some occupant Of that
house. On account of this curious belief.
the English housewives cannot be per
suaded 10 use pigeon feathers about their
beds.-St Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

.n~s Saenl IA the police st2lfoa- The young
woman - RO~ receiving a great deal of
blame tor istttng the children x 2drIfI,
and she says that Prooasls sue deserves it.
although II seems 10 kerto bs rather hard,
la view u her KIND intentions YORK
Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
NORTH PARK.

rnr May Attractions 80 Thai S'ssss"'
summer Day Resort
The balloon ascenssons At North PARK
helped - swell the crevd YESTERDAY.
.ra Il = safe 20 cay that there we're
loo Or 5000 people at tbs popnssF re-
.ors rhoaah ne park = sr'ly ore ysaf
old il has spgang into favor WITH one
hound. ETsry essls tran -Aa leAasa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
Retter Not Said,

Painter-Would you believe it? This
is the picture they've thought proper to
reject! I'll be SO bold as to say there are
not twenty better in the whole exhibit
ton.
Friend-Dear me! Is it such q poor
academy as that?-Punch.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

Invalid Wife-Ill have to die. George;
goodbyl
Uusband-Oh, don't, Liza Think Of an
other woman to DC brought In over your
children!
Invalid Wife-I'll &c: well if 1t kills mel
New York Epoch.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
A Single Thought.

She-Do YOU ever see Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapley since their marriage?
He-Oh, yes; it is case of two souls
with but single thought.
She-How lovely!
He-Yes, she married a dude.-New
York Herald.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
Worse Still.

Squiggs-What has the worse taste in
the world?
SQuaggs-Castor oil.
Squiggs-liet out! Castor oil isn't to
be compared with the man who wears a
sack coat and high hat.-Life.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
Fifty and Costs.

First Prisoncr-What kind Of time
did you have in the police court this
morning?
Second Ditto = Fine. - Washington
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

WAsHESeTos, June z2.-For Alchl-
gan: LigaI snossEs, eooler; variable
winds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
ALL DISEASES OF MEN

Oar tfeetsseaf Tsossti v-fF as rsafcsils cures
All fsfF= e reIFfHs aixofdsrx. nnnsfarsl
le@rrs s~8Nsi afSfiae Eieet. Naft~erele skfn
sua tfuna diseases Ceres fArta- tharTes
NODE sfr frFfrs eesf
F4rasaass<t -af~xt $50 sarsst frs@fsssnt
knNsa.
ness ssserlhns II. aga Aa~ cen mss ears
sraF~~ff a. 1855 FrssfNa frrr
rFef8N o. Fkf NFHIf Al Co
feaafrasafea anarf lAr ta~s e. fhF Sfsfs ~
Aasa ~ sfe@out .. Nesfu<s. Mass
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
In . Warm Climate.

Doctor-Well. how do You feel todayf
PATIENT feel as II had been dead
week.
r-HCt-Ehf@Life }
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

EILEY-At her ressaease. n czrEisr ST.. last
evening. Ma fa1n4s \. hiley.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII


This is the finest climber We know Of
for training over walls. as II clinss firm-
ly 10 the smoothest surface. covering il
smoothly and densely with overlapping
leaves which form . perfect mass Of
foliage. The color 10 a fresh deep green
in summer, and takes on IN tae fall the
brightest autumn color. Leaves Are
heart-shaped. and are ranged one above
another as evenly as tiles on . roof.
The general cultivation of this vine
in the city of Boston has done more TO
beautify II than anything else.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
C 10 49, sla q ~. "

J +. Platte, 81 Monroe.st.. "a cover.
ing umbrellas and furnishes The fua.
terra IN Fnghsh Gloria for ltanch
Gs conis and 2sinch unlffs ias cents.
Sosice 70 hereby gwen tAai Ransom
4. Reed hss - snthpfty 80 caiiess
any psonsy, nar - MAKE any aetf'
wlsatovsf. nn shs Arms srcoani. "a he
= 40 ianssF so onf efnriay adams
Iiaue Fnfpissina iloasn. p -. Dave
s.es ST. L. ", fos, Azf,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22

gilfa. died.
hs5-k foundation Of 81. Paal's cathedral. Lon
doa. aid with state cerem0aiss-
l5.5-Jaequss Ofen5ach. musical composer.
bora.
kss hs fesierals led by Generals Hancock
and Wright. Attempted to capture the
Weldon road south VI Petersburg. Va.
AMI were repalse..
tSsE- ioFnado swept away the town Ut PsW
PaS. HIS, and killed " persons.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-22
This Date in History June 81.

ts6 5c-Tkales. the atecLaa
philosopher. q led bora
Ss &c. be wee the frss
1xeek % ~ tins s2a<ss
leagta Il the year ana
n.aiataln that eeIipsss
c01hi &c fofctold-
III Edward III q England
did. after . reign II 81
years. oorn l5iz.
isil Captain John smith. n.
nous Ia settiegasnt Of Viz