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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-14
Congress

In he United States Senate yesterday tha copy
right bill was debated at length, and Mr.. sher-
mans smondmont providing for the admis ion of
foreign books on payment of duty was adopted,
when the b,l was laid aside without futher action
The Presidents message announcing the death OF
Admiral Porter was received, AID oulogies were
pronounced by MessIs. Chandler, Plumb and
Hale, and the Senate adjourned in respect OF his
memory.
In tho House the legislative appropriation bill
was taken up in the Committee Of the whole, and
Mr. Flu tsrworth. rs reported to the GAZETTE &C.
verely criticised his fellow-ropublcans for votir
Ike the appropriation for the clerical force
Of tho civil service commission. An acrimonious
controversy followed, which was participated in
by Messrs. Butterworth, Cannon, Grosvonor,
Lodge, McComas aud others, and amendment
was nd pied appropr ating S36, 400 for the COM
mission. The bill was then reported to the House,
aud tho amendment providing clerks for members
wSs de ested after which the bill WAS passed.
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he tho css, in Virginia, or any Of the other south
ern st,tes. rs the direct tax in those states was
cxacted OF indiyiduals, and WIS not PAID by the
Tt TIE Hoose District of Columbia committee
heard arguments this morning on the bill giving
the Norfo and Western Railroad an estrance
iuto tiis city, which bill hsd been amended in
the senste by giving the Cumberland and Wash
ington Railroad Company power to condemn the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal and use the bed OF
that canal for a rsilro.d. The cause Of the canal
WIS ably and eff. c.ivey advocated by Messrs. Jo7'
Bryan Of Richmond and Mr.. Cowsn OF Baltimore.
Among the petit i:ns presented in the Senate to-
day WAS one by Mr. Daniel from the faculty OF
tbs University of Virginia for the passage oil the
copyright bill. 1T
The following changes in the Atm Class Ioslol'
fees Of Virginia were made to-day: Lorraine,
Honrico county R. L. Deitrlck appointed post
master vice F. C. Niswander, resigned Poaey'
Floyd county, D. L. Eller, vice W. Pugh, resigned
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THE OPERATOR RESIGNED BY WIRE
Thurtday afternoon careless operator at
Carrolton, Mas, caused two trains to meet
on one track en- the Georgia Pacific Rail
road. He shou d have side tracked the
frsieh. which was going out CT the station
at the rate Of six OF seven miles an hour, and
rapidly increasing A passenger trsin rue
ming at b ius thirty five miles an hour dash
ed around culve. The freight euginser
and fireman ics lbeis heads and sprsng
from their engine. The engineer Of The pas-
scnSer train took Ia tire Situation, aad, re-
ver,iDg his own engine and applying the
D: axes, sprapg from the cab snd ran 10 meet
the freight. Jumping on the cowcstcher be
climbed owe. the engine and down into TIE
cab, and stopped the train within two feet
of his own engine. The operator ssnt in bis
resignation by wire.
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Death of General Sherman

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Al night long Gen.
Sherman wavered between life and death
and continued to fight the hopeless battle
Early In the evening the physicians knew
that the end was approaching slowly but
aurely. At midnight sleep came to the re-
lief of the sufferer and he rested for some
time. at IL o'clock to-day decided change
for the worse set in and the physolsns and
all the members of Gen. Sherman's family
we're summoned to the sick room. Death
seemed near When asked II there was the
slightest ray Of hope. one of the physicians
replied mot the least hope remains; the
General cannot possibly survive the day."
General Sherman died at 1:50. He pass-
ed away without speaking to the member
of his family vino were gathered about hls
bed. The four daughters were present,
his son P. fisherman, SENATOR Sherman ard
Mrs Hoyt, and also the attending physician.
Gsn. Henry W. Slocum has been selected
to take charge of the funeral arrangements.
The funeral will take place at 81. Louis.
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LIKE SAM BARD. A LITTLE TOO UNANI-
MoUs-A letter from Richmond to the Nor
folk Virginian. says thu friends of Me, o.
Eilyson ara talking of him for Congress next
year. Their plar. 1t is said ia to have him
rye ore term Ia the lower house AID then
elect bin to scccetd Mr. Barbour who, it is
i'd. will not sack reelection to The Sen
ate. The Mayor ia often talked of for Gov
eruor, but his mos; intimate friends say be
prefers Congressional life. Mr.. Wise will
not be a candidate fnr reelection to Congress-
next year-Aler. Gazette.
Mayor Ellyson may we'll e1claiD Gave
ne from friends !"
Mr.. Barbour is 10 splendid health and lie
serving the people copubly and faithfully,
and will be returned II he wishes 1t at the
end of his term. Bro" Eilyson ought 10
remember catching Is before hanging,
and whenever there is senatorial! vacancy.
He would do well to remember that there
are also few othsr Viginans, beside him
sell, who, like Barkis. would be ''wiling.'
We might mention ez Governor Fitz Lse,
Col. O'Ferrall, BAIL Gordon. Philip McKin-
ney, Buchanap, of the southwest ard q few
more Of the sane sort. Mayor Elyson will
do we'll to muzze Soma of his friends. Il
will be a cold day 10 July when any nsn Ia
chosen who undertakes. to put John s. Bal
bocr out of the Senate four years before 8
term expires -Fredericksburg Free Lance
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a POKER STORY. story that o coterie
of poker playing frisnda who ara we! known
at De'mou'co's and the H Gmen House were
heeced last week by professional gambler
and prominent man ftom the Pacific stone
started lively gossip in all le nr-'own cafes
aet night. There were abott fifteen cf tbe
poker players, Including half dcz.o rich
Hetrew merchants. two star actors, man
connected With a down town dry goods cor
poratioo, city offiais', iva wine importers,
az hotel proprietor. Some months ego
young man from the Pacific slope and p
Chicsgoan who had pas a good deal of
money into vaudeville shows Jlned the
coterie by invitation OF one of the nlaperF.
Thu newcomers turned oat to be the sitkast sort
of players and after several weeks Of big losses,
the story rum, the Delmonco Get came to the con-
custom that thcy couldn't buck against this west
ere syse m. and gave the game up The vest
erners then devoted their attention to the I'll fman
House Gil c'e aud wslloped those amateurs to TIE
tune OF many thousands. An explosion came last
W elk, when ono man at single sitting had parted
with So 100 10 cold cash and snot1er had lost
$3.50. There WAS an instant sgreement that
they didn't want any more ives ern poker in
theirs. The two wos erneTs have since been ehut
out. Lots Of Feople askci proprietor Ed Sick
lsss night about he repo1tad discovery OF tho
crooked cards Il have heard of no such game
he said land will bet 500 that it WIS Le7er
played in this h1tel"-E. y sam.
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Ran Down an Eloping Pair

PoueB ERPsIE, N. Y, Feb. IA The
eopemsnt OF Mrp. Annie Hustled, the thirty
year old wife of Farmer George Hustled. OF
Clinton Corners, with The latter . hired man,
Orlando Briggs. is the talk Of the town.
Briggs is nineteen years old. Thursday the
husband came here and swore out war.
rant charging the pair with grand larceny,
claiming his vile had taken $500 of his
money with her. I, was ascsrtained that
they went to New York the day before and
registered at the Hotel Vanderbilt. Thurs
day morning early they bought tickets for
San Francisco and bad their baggage check.
ed through. A patrolman OF this city who
traced them to Hobokeo; telegraphed full
description OF them to the superintendent
of Police at Buff.'o. When the train rolled
Into the depot at Buffalo yesterday morning
detective entered the sleeping car and ar
rested them. Mrs. Hus! cd evinced consider
able emotion. She said they were on their
way to O4klaDd Gal where her father re
sides. ~ left my home" che said, because
my husband wac nnkind to ma. I don't
want TO 90 back, and will never live with
him sgaiu. Hs never treated me- as bus
band should treat wife. The money is as
much mine as it is his because worked Just
as hard as he did TO. IT," Orlando Brieg,
seid. don'6 b!ams her for leaving her
homa Va had been plsuning this for
year. / was going To try and get work al
Oakland" The are egpec ed here to-day.
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WHAT Gov EILL Has TO sAY.-Governor

WHAT Gov HILL Has TO SAY.-Goyernor
Hll, who was in Ne# York city yesterday,
was shown Mr.. Watterscn'e second letter,
and asked uhat, If anything, he had to cay
about it. II have only this to add" said
tho Governor. "Mr. Wattersou DOW sffirms
that letter felt 10 be offensive in its defense
OF me, and in the motives and role assigned
to me-, was In fsc', written By hiIp, and, in
fact, written st the time of its da.e. My
reasons for believing the letter forgery
we're three First had never received 1t !;
second, thought Kentucky good mannere
would have required my receipt Of the let
ter ard my assent before its publication +;
thirf, 1t cay the writer never held office,
ond I remembered Mr.. Watterson's brilliant
career in 90, g7ess. do not seek to fathom
M Wat;eret MS motives, and Iaccept what
ever explanation he offers"
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Foreign News.

PARIS, Feb. II Marshal C.uro5e., !.
riousy IL.
MADRID. Fab 14.-The EpicO says sro,
will shortly Introduce bill ,nto the Car,,7
granting amnesty to political refugees.
DUBLIN, Feb. IA The Bishop OF GaIg.,
In letter published to-day profess again.
Mr.. Parneli's visit to this city. The bisb,n
calls Mr.. Parnell 50 paollcly convicted adm
terer."
LONDON, Feb 14.-Ths West Cumbsrs,5
Iron works have been compelled to shin.
down owing to lack Of orders for steel rails
About 14CO men are thus thrown cut Of
work.
LONDON, Feb. IA. "A report is published
which states that 10 addition to tho dest:ac.
ton of his personal effects, ths Duke Of
Bsdford's will provides for the destruction
of his carriages, and the shooting Of tis
horses.
ROME, Feb. 14-Upon the assembling Of
the Cbamber of Deputies to day the Ma.
ouis Dirudini, lhs new Italian Premier
made his promised statement as 10 the psi
cy of the Cabinet. He declared tina. the
Cabinet will fight under the STANDARD Of
economy, and t nat it proposed to cq1azs
the budget by reduction Of al estimates
iocludlux the war and naval estimates.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

An exp osion Of gas in the Bel. Line u1-
mel near Lombard street, Baltimore, ear y
this morning Injured five workmep.
John Spellman, who was arrested at S..
Paul, MINI charged with robbiag the mails,
escaped last pight from o train running al q
speed OF thirty mile, an hour.
Policeman Kabl, 10 an sttempt TO arrest
two colored tramps at BIZ Id, yesie,-
day, who were ealing a ride or a VAndaiia
train WAS shot near the heart By one OF thea
The Worlds Fair directory last night cra-
ted the office Of Solicitor General. c. :
gresham Butterwar,h, who is now secre.s-
tary OF the board, will also assume Tire d.
ties Of hat Office.
Judge Haniord, 10 the United S ates D t
trct Court at Tacoma. Wash has decd
In favor of J. D. Campbell indicted for g. i
Ing liquor to the Puysliup I,disn', on the
ground thai the Iniiaos afo cisiz,os of ih9
United States.
Another man has been arresi cd in Wait
chapel ON suspicion of being the murdeie.
OF "Carrotty Nell" When taken Into ers-
tody blood was found upon his clothes. TIE
prisoner was seen in company with the MI
dered woman about quarter OF an honr DO.
fore the crime was committed.
The K4ness House without al opposi ~
vote t. LAY passed bill removing political
disability from ell persons who volunteered
their services against the government in he
late war The constitution debars volun-
tear Coofe 1erate soiders from the right g
vote or hold offl 70 and tas bill is expec d
to remove these constitutional bars.
A special from Maria, Tex, says: A bad
Of Me1icsns Visited the rancho of Victorian
Fernando last night. They asked for his
son, and when told that be was net at hcue
they opened FIRE and killed 0 csr Duke, az
11-3esr-o'd boy, and wounded Victo,isn
Hsrnan1'z who Is Is Yeers old. His or,
who was concealed, wounded one OF tbs DIES.
peradoes.
10 the Arkansas House yesterday when
tho Senate resolution ordering the GovsIpor
to have ex-Tfeasurer Woodruff ares ed
and prosecuted under the criminal Law Of
the Stae came up for oons' d ,ratlcr, 8 mo-
tlou to postpone until Tuesday prevailed
The coui t of the funds has net yet tsen
completed. Itis stated that the bondslaen
residing at Little Il 'cs have agreed to pay
over the amount fourd short, after the ut
Ia f1ished.
There was but a slim Tendance at the il
session OF the illinois legislature to-day. Tho
vote for o. 8. Con tor stood, Palmer II, LiDiIe!
8, Bell /.
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The Late Secretary Stuart.

sTAUNToN, VA, Feb. 1.-THE following
dispatch from the Secretary OF the Iais.ior
at Washington Was received b. Mayor
Fulz of this city last evening: Il Learn
with deep regret Of the death to-day Ct ny
distinguished predecessor, Hcr. Alexander
b. n. Stuart. In consideration OF his emf.
nsnt public service, appropriate hoDoFa viii
be paid his memory by this department
JOHN W. NCBLE,
Secretary Of the Interior
Ia reply to Secretary Mobiles Telegram
Mayor Fdl z seat rep'y saylng that the
funeral will take place on Monday mex. at
rOon
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Farmers Organizations

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. IA "A dispatch from
Little Rock, Ark, Gays: "Toe two farmer
organizations of that State have re-organ.
lad under ons head. The order will here.
after be known aa the F4rmers' Alliance
and International U sion OF Arkensas. j
Obi acts are de6ned az substantially these t
the National Alliance The officers elected
are Paul G. David son. President George
Martio, Wee President; J. ". Dai,isOn,
Secretary; W. M. DowaIi, Treasurer J. i,
Bryan, State Lecturer. Executive con-
mittee, E. C Humphrey, S H. King, l G.
cC.acken, L. II Moore, and ] W. VIZ,
hrant
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THE Ex.EMpsRoR of BIZ I'll says

'L3s the people govern themselves, their
own families, their own villages, their own
ogns: let them appoint the most aT-abid-
ing and most honorable among Themselves
to manage State uns:te,P, to guerd the soca'
contract called civii;z ,tion, end, SLOWING s
margin fer occaeicnai disappointment, he
harm can COMO to republic"
Mess-s. Ha.E:ssr, Hoar, Spoouer. Ledge,
Inse,sall aad Degeppar', If smenabe to rea-
soD, and rot, sa they Gre, governed By pre-
JUDGE and greed, would DO well to read aud
iawardly digest tho wiHe words Of the ole
man referred to, who has learned wisdom
ty the effective teschiogs of years ard e1-
DefienCe.
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a4EAr FLOOD AT coRDovA.-Thc following Is

TREAT IOOD AT IORDONA.-1ne IclOWlIiR IS
takon from the Buenos AYrcs Standard Of Dec. 81 :;
News of terrible disaster was received last
evening from Cordova. Half the city was under
water, and houses arc being washed away by the
sc,rs. In the west end of the city three block
have been reduced to ruins, and tho number of
victim3 is already stated to be $50. In the east
end similar state of things is recorded. H uses
sre falling wing to tho foundations being weak
cned by the water. In the mean time. tho most
terrible panic prevails. The air is filled with the
shrieks of terrified women and Children, AID peo-
pie ara seen running mady out OF the city. At
II o'clock Friday night the authorities OBJ
served that an nundation was taking place, it be-
ing supposed that the dyke had given away. Tho
police immediately began firing their rifles to
awaken the population and apprse them OF the
approaching danger. People thought at first that
revolution had broken cut but soon the waters
began to SPREAD auo rise. The panic then began,
and, what made matters worse, the whole city WIS
stct ped in darkness owing to tho gas factory hav
ing been inundated. Up TO la:e htur no further
naws w receiv wed, it being supposed that tho too
graph Offices must have been WISHED away. The
damages caused are estimated st owe. 81, 600 900,
a1d more than 15o persons have lost their lives.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga-ciel
sYAsHt,ss ros d. O.. Feb. IA. 1870
So much adverse talk was occasionea by
the persiatepce with which the modern Ssc-
retaries of War kept the picture President
Davis, The man who practically created the
War Depart meut, aud who was decidedly
he ablest man eyer at ia head, with it's face
10 the wall, ,hnt il had TO be turned, but it
has been hung In another place, dark part
Of the corridor, where il can hardly be seen.
The rebearing OF the osse for the resale OF
the Abingdon estate. between this city snd
Alexandris, The pstition for which has been
granted By the Virginia Court of Appeals,
as stated in Yesterdays GAZETTE, will take
place at the Marc b term of that court.
When the confer ence report on tue Wash.
ineton and Arlington Railroad bill Wss call
al up in tbs Senate yesterday svepiag, Mr..
Hale objected to It's Immediate coEsiders
ion, but Senator Daniel, who has thai re-
port 10 charge, says he will call it up again
on MOI day, snd does not sppreheud any Sc
Nous opposition to its passage. Il has al
ready passed tbs House.
Railroad people here cay the travel to
Florida ct this season is greater than eyer
before.
The friends Of Governor Hill among the
democratic congressional delegation from
New York, sl OF whom are his friends, say
that he is just as pronounced in favor of the
silver bill ss Mr.. Cleveland is opposed to It,
and that he said 80 in public speech few
months ago, in which be took the ground
that though an International agreement
en- silver would be advisable, he iufuitelv
p eferred free silver to NJ silver legislation
at all.
The friends of the direct tax bill seem to be |
cnnfdeut that after the Bou,e shall have COM
ileted the regular appropriation bills their bill |
will have show, especially as en- impression is t
prevalent thst the States TO which the money
would go would appropriate at least portion of |
it to tho Chicago fair OF course that would no5 |
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EEvys az TEE IkY.

Ex-Governor Foster, of Ohio, 1t is thought,
will be appointed Secietsry of the Treasury.
Five thousand persons pese saD over and
two hurdred and fifty killed By vehicles in
London in 1890.
The London NeWs ssga: l. IL reported 10
ministerial circles that the Behrng ses pe
gotiationS promise favorable c0rc;usio9.
The funeral OF Admiral Porter, who died
10 Washington yesterday. will take place Oh
Tuesday next at 2 O'clock p. q. The re-
mains will bs Inferred at Arlington, in this
county.
Twelve Days ego Henry Williams, aged
90. of Waverly, Tenn. led a'charmirg bride
of 10 to the altar. Ga Wednesday morning.
frierd called 1T their home end found them
both insane.
The locked-out workmen at the Clark
Thread Mills at Kaarney, N. j., continue 10
assault the non union men who have taken
their places. The mill was sgain attacked
last mig hi AID nearly all the windows broken.
The murdered woman, The last victim Of
Jsck tbs Ripper in London, has bsen identi-
fed as "Carrotty Nell" Who belonged to
the abandoned Glass of females. S0o was
about % years Of aga and quite good look
ing for a woman of her class.
I
The Sioux Indians left Washington yes
terday after visit there Of two weeks. The
Indians will spend 10 day in Philadelphia
and will continue their journey to Carlisle,
wi e they will see their children. Ihey
will then start for their homes.
The French committee OF dsf.rce OF the
export trade has entered protest sgainst
the governments policy of pSoteotion. Inc
committee demands the resumption OF tue
commercial treaties, which. the comaittee
claims, rendered France prosperous Tor 81
years.
Dr.. Harrison Wagner, the man whose
suits against the Adams Express Company
snd subsequent trial in Fredericksburg
we're pubisned not many months ago, was
placed on tral in Washington yesterday.
He was under arrest because BIO ofereo In
payment of some dry goods two Judgments,
and an alleged certificate Of the Secretary oi
State which he said we're valid. His condition
showed that he was not the sufj ct OF Grim
ipal prosecution, and on burning the alleged
certificate he was dismissed.
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Smallpox in Kansas

WICHITA, Kau5., Feb II "A nualber
smallpox cases haVa been reported amcig
the Meauonites Of Marion county within
the pas, two days. and fears ate entertained
of repetition of the ecourge which killed
scores OF people in that community few
years ego. These people arc unclesay to e
large degree and so careless that 9 ! "a
temp!s to arrest the spread of the Fl i2ne
have heretofore proved futile.
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THE sToNE which the republicans have so
long rel .oted has at last become the corner
stone of their temple. Reclpro city is only an
other name for iroe trade, and yet, though
The latter he's bsen spurned and de-
nouucad by the republicans from tho very
inclpienoy of shs organization Of tbeig par
ty, the former, the same thing u, Ter an
other name. has suddenly become not only
the beat, hut the most popular plank in
sheir platform. Another clear case OF cal
ing demo cratic thunder.
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BLACK SKIN on WHITE PoDY.-Will the
skin of q bla X man. engrafted upon white mans
body, turn white? Tia is the question Dr. John
grated eighteen small pieces OF cutice fr,m g
b ston negro's AM to tho spaces that will not
heal on Joel Saus white leg, which has been sore
for two years and which did not resdily ssa;mi.
ate all CT he thrifty pieces of healthy white skin
paDts thereon January 10. Ten of the white
particles did grow, scme OF them from the
srzs of pin head 10 two inches in diameter. II
tho black skin should grow white on white body
it would give rise to entirely nos theories in eur
pery
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By TIE death of Mr.. A. 81. Fl. Stuart,
which Was announced in yesterdays GA
zETTE, another one of the few remaining
laks that bnd Virginia to her former and
better days he's been severed. Nearly sii oi
Mr.. S!usrt's contemporaries had preceded
him to the grave, aud the two or three who
remain can not. ia the natu.e of Thurman life,
BE- far behind him. he was esteemed and
respected throughout the borders of his
S ate, and r, fl cted honor and credit upon
Vifginia's name before the new order OF
thinpr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-14

THE SHOOTING CAss.-Q,;.e q large
crowd gathered at D:anesglle CT Monday
last to witness the proceedings In the Gaze
against the men charged With the murder Of
the co!orec Cir, Maggie Williams. The
case was not gone into, however, owing to
the ebseucs OF two witnesses fer the Com
m n vsalth ard ST adjonFcment YVES had TO
InartGaq al Hsrnd3a, Fifth rp'e against
the sbse;t witnesses. Bg aafsf m'Ds b.
tEeer ihe opposing conrae' the sntepaF res
made By DR.. W P. Moncnre, C. iEis pincr,
assisted By d.. N. s. Te5bs.-Iairfar Ter
aid
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The ghost al tho White House Ia said TO
walk half Of every night, bat he could do
double that amount of work, if he waso't
afraid Of the morning sir, and knew that
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup cured all kinds of
troublesome coughs snd Gods.
She stood at The gate In the lac Spring
twilight, and when che said goodbye, she
felt neuralgia kiss her rosg cheek; hut sac
only smiled, for sbe he'd Salvation Oh. the
greatest cure on earth for pain.