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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
MP. WlLlIAM PITY.
Death Of Ihi. Gentleman in south Car

D.,,h Of This Gentleman in south Caro-.
lima.
GAFFNEY CITY, :. c., Jan. 81. special. }
This town is IN "A great state OF eXcito ment
over the sudden death Of Mr.. william PITY,
4 cotton buyer here. lie walked into the
assessors Office 10 give a list 0i his pro. erty
for taxation. and while waiting for sOTe
one ahead OF him 10 geI through his list. fel
suddenly 20 zoe fOOr and was dead when
linsd uP.
ne was formerly citizen aud cotton
buyer in Charlotte. y. {. lie leaves wife
and several children. His wife Is now very
m. and il is feared this sad calamity may
ra,ise her death. The cause OF his death
i supposel 10 he heart disease. ~ he
seemed perfectly well a moment before his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
appeal for the wsrld'. Fair.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. 3l.-fhe Wo-
mans National Industrial League OF Amer
lea has sent petitions to the Governors OF
the diderent States and TO the Legislatures
OF all States now in session requesting that
10 making appropriations for the Worlds
Fair certain amount be set aside to
encourage and al the industrial women
Of the State in making an exhibit at the
fair. The petition also requests the ap'
pointment OF four practical women from the
rapks of the organiy alton TO encourage and
develop the industrial women at the exhibi'
ton,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
htMa SUMMARY.

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......f..t .,, the cs.lom-
............... ,, marrow on account
"a ..... ,t.,t,na.. arath.-Nr
-.,.., ...t -u.. Blues. new
....
.,....,.
....,.l.tt.s boiler explosion
........ f,l.,,, -- NJ Joseph Ed
.....,.,.. lf.d Yesterday --Ihc
......,.. ..,....it. ,..fl convene
u.....,...r..r.,t "Wednesday ---A german
.....t ,.rf..rn.nure Nestciday.--A
.,,... Farmers. Alliance was held
..... ......e..t.rinv
yA.uI>al0N.
..,.....t southern Republicans mo schcm-
...,.. .,.a,...i,-. SOLID wItn the negro
..,,.... ID. establish colored indus
,,.......r.l..l however. u, only
, ....... ..,utir.ly mpuctc-
,.,,... l.l..ati9n. who came To-
...,',......r., lafharr are induisine
....,,....- - N. Donald testified before
characterization yesterday -A
...,ru.Ii bee given to Associate Jusi'''
unn. ofne -uprcme couiH on I'D'"''f
..
Nfw YORK.
Ile reports published ln reference '' '"'
...t. of Robert IN Hamilton are annoy '"e
lt lmIv.-A reception was gwen 10
l.ary 81 -iaulc, on ncimomco.s l"si niEn''
General Cd. O. howaid met WI" h'"f'
I..auary ll,. fcccutly.--heF. ni. "i'"--
Han. iapisi minister. wears "'"'' "i
gown Joy could ana party VIII START 'N
u-Ir southern inspection tour ic-moiio"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

moycmcht AT once developed ilsrl
throughout Chill that land operation
were also undertaken and with such sue
cess that The iusurrents now have the mp
per hand both on land and sea aud Balma
/ coda's overthrow seems matter of shor
time. The presidential election occurs in
/ few weeks, although Balmaopjl woui,
Contnu. % hold Office until september uu
der jhc G Institution. . q Of the chief grieV
! ances against Balmaceda has been the fac
/ that De privately issued instructions % the
| provincial Governors 30 disregard a laW
OF Congress Transferring 10 the muncipali
ties much oi the poHcr NOW exercised ir
election, hv the eNecutiye. Halmlcc@a's
candidate i.r tae PRESIDENCY is very ur.
popular. he is known rs au interruptions
man. lie is at present tur Premier Of chill
and is said 60 De tlr chief obstacle in tho
way of % powerful acpi1sence by Balma.
G. dl in Oh pOpU'a- demands.
Great preparations arr pro PRESSING in
Rome for The carnival. 4 committee has
been formed, and large contributions are
being made.
FIRST rnODrCUON or FIVANIOE.
Sir Arthur >ulliyan's eagerly-auticipa.cd "a
opera. "INHnhoc.' was produced at D1ylc'-
new theatre this evening before one Of the
most brilliant audiences ever seen in Lon
don. ThcthDltre vas sO packed that hum
nrgGs of people had 90 stand the a.slos,
and hundreds of others were unable o.
gain admission at an. The Prince
and Princes of Wales, the Duke
and Duchess of Endmbursh and in
fact nearly an the elite Of London Were pres
emit The opera was received with every
demonstration of approval ard is an un-
doubted success. though not at all above
criticism. The critics say that IL lacks the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
sIlLL MARCHING FORWARD.
The Thnos" Private " ire New Dcpar.
ture In Richm nd Journalism.


ture In Richm md Journalism.
This morning TIM TlNrs makes a stride
which easily places tin tncNono Richmond
journalism. some days ago a contract WAS
malc with the United Press 90 ieasc q pt.
tlte tciosmph wirc. 20 Dee extended into TIM
uvf- office. and 90 bc worked by O. special
OPERATOR Last uight The arrangements fof
were am completed. aud now tclcuaphlc
Bows is received directly m rm TIME.
nulane.au transm,tcdo once to otac desk
o. tOle.rlph editor
Uc Advantages of h's arrangement are
manifold frstord foremost. it places Tan
uu~ m direct and immediate connection
vtual bc leading cities OF thc world. and
a.y D,cut tmr,prue anywhere ctu hc sent
O.. u., oncc without lcay Besides This
1881, .t.m OF uc,ys d.~scl cam Doe ordered at
nat,>uoucc. Iuf Imr> and ,hc great
r.e> a>>ocauon vi,hvhIch Do iscouec,cd-
meIntcd rrcs,-arc m cousiant ana close
.mmmcat on w.th each othcr
N,>t and uo lc-s important is the fact
u.tay m's arrangement. .oer news ncu-
r.> >a.c greatly enlarged ucicoorcw we hav,
..en Omitted % certain number 90 t.ou-
..., words pcrueat Now. however. there
.-uamil solone as auy uovs. from either
a, mmc or abrotl I~ 'o Doe transmitted. 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Nvw ORLEANS. Jan. al.-.Fir-t race four
fnrlonps- Minnie Walker first. Florine see
ond. Orphan Boy third. Time, ;O2.
S-coud race. tour and a halt iurlongs-
,Iohn q. ii 81, Barnett second, shiloh third.
Time, 90. -.
Tni q race. a,e-eisbths Of a mile-l'an'
hoe grst. Phantom second, st. Paul ihlrd.
Fourth race. six fnrlongs-John Day irs!,
Charles Reed second, Wild Hose lhird
Time, l:i5A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
ElRe IN CAARlOTTE.
IL Originate. I'm One of the Principal
blocks and Practically Destroy ~.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Jan. 5l.-lspeciai. r.
Fire brf ke out in the Union Drug Company
building tonight and at this hour. ! o'clock
threatens the total destruction OF The entire
block. which is composed Of handsome brick
structures.
The ire originated IN the cellar, where ~
stored several hundred barrels 81 Oh, wits
ky and other combustib!es. OWING 20 me
Jsnse smoke from the burning comDustiDles
the ire department is almost OweTless To
40 ANYTHING. The store Is IN one 0i the
most important business centres ana eou-
nac,ed with the Central Hotel BY an annex
The building is insured. but the loss VIII le
heavy il the ire continues 10 spread.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

HELENA. Mont. ian. sL--fhe feeisig-
,ore adjourned tlil hIeSiay, 0uS oi fes.ee,
~ the memory 4 the iase slFaksr a. e..
Witte, who died az p,l.oa tals mossinr.
.sonmittees froRi The senate sui the iios,s.l
Will atleud the funeral tomorrow,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01

Coleman, and left on the afternoon train for
home.
Miss Florence Bidgood, Of Richmond, is
here visiting Mis- Louise Henley.
There was held here today an important
meeting Of the FARMERS Alliance. This
meeting IL held for the purpose OF making
arrangements a. this point for an Alliance
agency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-01
MR.. PARNELB PROGRAMME.
THE FIGHT WILL RESULT IN a
WATERLOO FOR HIS FOES.

,,.,..... MT.
/ shled Arm-Thc Nhiiiao Revolution At
90. t.,,d .c,..,, ,.,cncratious for the Car
i hivsl In Rome-for'ign Events
ICop,ripbt. 1901 hv thc United Press
r..,,
LONDON JAM "i.--A ie""'"5 az
member OF Parliament, whose name for OBJ
/ yious reasop. 81 nrcscnt il withheld. stated
,.1,,. n...,.. ........ ,,. u-uii.,,., n,p.io,,
'''' '''"' ''' ''.''" 'u'' W i'''''''' " '''' ''''
recently ordered the editors Of the lnsup-
nrcssihle TO cease their attacks upon Mr.
Parncil Was that the latter bad given Mr.
O'Brian to understand that before the cxpi-
r,tia, ,f ti.o sis, ,,o,,ts ,i,,,, o1lo,tcl r,.
'"' "pihc"uoh ol 'ap'ah 'Nhea 70 lht
Ouecu'- proctor 90 have his divorce made
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Ts-. l,-.,isi, o.,.,,,,,,,.,. is doi,, if. ,t
most r,,.b f,r,r.rI me- nronar9tions or
,Io r.,im,te. ,.l and otb.rbnsinces in yiow Cc
ul7'.'1''o1' -" ve'' anu, "ui,9"ne0'iie,,l ',
Heading" measures. and the substitution
of others. prominent among the latter bcing
measure of local government for Ireland
The Hon. George u. "oschen, Chanc llor q
the LXchccquor, expects surplus
pi LsuII.uO0. and tuen GOOD pro-
sress can be made by the Eastern
In some of The principal measures
ine Ministry may 20 10 tine country on iht
budget. This Information comes from one
0ho ought to know. but the fact must moi
be overlooked that in deciding toe time ial
an appeal to lhe country thc Ministry wiz
ISIS. Those gentlemen may oppose a dis-o-
mlion this year. as their hope is in wait
mg game; bat the Conservatives are NOT
.fnnf ID. ..HH NH o.
The sun., 1891-05-15
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICS
Advices from Several Countries in Which
We Arc Interested.

|
Tho political situation In Peru is favorable
to the public peace. which is now believed to
be we'll assured. Several important public
works are about to be undertaken by enter
pristng promoters. and tho Government Is
adopting means Of advancing the commercial
interests OF the country. The army is faithful,
and Don Pedro A. del Solar makes the asser-
tion that there is not single conspirator In
+, Peru. There are questions between Peru and
Chill that ought to be settled. but the Peru
vians have got over the apprehension Of q re-
| newal Of hostiliries with Chilli which has suf-
| feted terribly through the loss OF life and
treasure In the civil war now ringing. and which
is not In a condition that would permit It to
1t will be q long time before Chit can r. cover
from the blows she has inflicted upon hers elf
IN ths republic OF Colombia an important
llaiiroad is To- ne c1nstrHrted on the River Mag
daena RE Setween p9rs , sHT6saGo ' and Carmen
It VIII sPen be begun i g reported that
and Venezuela has decided In favor Of CoIom-
In Bolivia the Government has granted a
concession to m Anglo-American syndicate
Sr To s fsPs Of s aa Bs BsTa
be brought M @ into railroad "a com munication with
President Peiieerini. on May there Wa was "a 4
dismal outlook for those members. who have
try. The British financial agents in Buemos
Ayres sent notice to London that the Govern
ss Grew
81 1 %
government on account Of the widespread hos
Ssn rfsfs faess
has already had occasion to prepare for a re-.
The reyointionary movsment in Honduras
against President Bogran has brought about
sess ssdss IN Wss Es bs soP
with Ban Salvador. and tho two countries are
Pan- American Congress nll the Central Amer:
loan States were parties to an International
has been unllseded In the disputes that have
arisen since It was formed Ithas been truly
ssars Of Or
the States OF Spanish America.
From Mexico there Is news that the Confer
once OF Economists summoned by the Govern
simplifying and uuiiSing the various systems
lined sugar from Mexico to The United d states %
aSs ass SsgSr apd .Gs planters m pe
American syndicate known as. the CompanIa
Metalurgtcn Mexicana is establishing at AN
af Il e1sss 1ss pn for v q
. gross daily capacity Of about $50 tons.
The syndicate has obtained concessions and
privileges from tho Government. The growth
Of the Mexican railway svstem during the past
few years has. been very great. There were
872 miles o. railWey IN operation in 1879: there
ton. The lines are heavily subsidiyod. and
the Government is under financial obligations
to e them 10 the amount Of nearly 100000.
IL approaching completion Is the Tehuantepeo.
from tho Gull to the Pacific There 10 unusual
prosperity In Mexico in those timos and during
the year there will be. large increase Of tho
area devoted 10 agriculture.
The sun., 1891-05-15
MAYOR cHAPN As lssrsxrH
Creditors Of slsde d Co, Oppose the Coz
ArAation or Hls Accounts. ..,

Creditors Of slsde d Co, Oppose ths Ces.
Arnstien or HIS Accounts. .t
Judge Patterson heard argument yesterday
upon motion to confirm the report Of q ref
sree passing the accounts OF Mayor Alfred O.
Chaplin OF BROOKLYN as assignee OF John Slads
d Co. commission merchants. who failed IN
1881 Tho firms liabilities were about $500.
600. and its actual assets 100000. ~
Charles o. Brewster. representing creditors
who have claims aggreRating $4,000 ,mHdo
strenuous objection TO the report. Nh ChiDin
has expended $4,000 for . clerk. $4,000 Tor
lawyers fees. $1,000 additional for sxpsnsss.
and his own fees amount to $4,000 William
). hely. Tho " said t. nave .e @ 6sen associated
yers' fees. NJ Br.wssts5 s;serts that t6is yFs
Chapln employed regular counsel at'a regu-
services which should have boen rendered by
tho assignee himself Additional counsel ware
employed tor extraordinary seryioeb. :, Mr..
Brewster said that the aetate had been pract.
rally settled in ak months. but there had been
more delay than was necessary in 1pskine pay.
exravaRance in legal fees.
The defence IL that the charges are proper.
judge Patterson reserved his decision. -
The sun., 1891-05-15
CHOPPED UP TIE WHIPPING POST
Delaware Negroes DIdn't Want 1t Exhlb.
ited at tho WORLDS Fair.
Prom the Phttadelphta Press


Prom Me Patlade,phta Prcs
Press that the old Delaware whipping post
had been sold to be exhibited at the Worlds
Fair raised storm OF indignation that the
Ss hqs
The Levy Court was indignant enough over
tho sale and threalened to prosecute the jail
remained for. a party OF enraged negroes who
Spsea st the Woras Fair 10 eaEe pDss matters
into their own hands and make legal solion
The purchaser Of the post was J. c. wiagles-
worm. and he had stored The apparatus In his
yard. A party OF negroes broke the gate down
the big wooden frame to an unrecognizable
mass OF kidding wood.
eommittee had been appointed by the Levy
Court to take steps TO recover the stocks
of roplevin being advised on tho ground
that the post was not the property OF the Jail
commissioners and they had no right to dis:
Pee 81 It: The purchaser was hunted up and
From him Il was learned that the stocks were
yot In this city. standing In bis back yard. Al
ss ~ Of h: sss Of 81.
would deiiver.it to any BODY the Court might
send, In the mean time he proposed to take
stocks. wieGle-worth paid IS Tor the post and
pillory. and Il Is said could have gotten as
many thousands for them.
i. Ihs =, M late Snowman BaInum had asents here
his circus and offered 70 pay $500 and replace
material the Levy Court desired.
the county 70 dispose oi this isi y and have Il
DslswSre's method Vi pualshipg cuipriis.
The sun., 1891-05-15
LACKED IN INFANT MAPoLE6x,

1Iessenger Boys Went on Strike ~ the
sIaekest Time OF Day. 80
The functions Of the Mutual District Mssseu.
ger oft . st 10 Wall street wero temporarily
suspended yesterday morning because sixty
OF the boys went on strike. There have been d
dozen strikes OF Wall street messenger boys
and all have been lost because they occurred
In the morning when business is slow. An IN
fant Napoleon will arise some day who Will en-
gneer a strike at about O'Clock Id the AFTER
noon. when tho skedaddling beRins to fetch In
the stocks and notices By delivery time Aftssn
minutes later. 49,
One urohin stood By tho ofice yesterday, and
his presence comfortod the manager until
noon. whom the sixty threw up their hands and
The manager said tho chief grisvsreA wa
play base ball. The kickers said they struek
because they didn't like, to be compelled TO
chasing IN the street. they were expected to do
a night n the
boys say that It isn't enough. =
The sun., 1891-05-15
EDITOR FRANK 1AHLEn.
His New Paper Will Be for Reformed
Spelling and . Circus On the Lake Front.


Prom ne Chicago 1rtbHne.
Ex-ConQressman Frank Lawler Is about 70
LAUNCH into the uncertain seas Of journalism,
Mr. Lawler Is said to have progressed 80 far
with Ills scheme as to namo It. Chicago Do.
moc!acv is the title. and Vol. l.. No. 1. has al
ready been mapped OUT In the editorial brain
OF Mr.. Lawler. Mr. Lawler believes there is Q
deld for paper for the people. He has: It is
Every member Of the last Congress win take
the personality OF the new managing editor viii
that no person having aeon one COPY win bO
content to live without subsequent Issues.
In the Chicago Democracy o spade will bo
called spade and an extra font OF loWer-cssS
Us" will be employed so as to bring Mr. Law
!er's spelling reform idea conspicuously to the
fore. The department. OF "dlology n will bo
under the immediate touch of Editor Lawler.
He will form q "leaR for short spelling COM
pozed OF all thoz who will plej themselves to
spel hav civ. and live without tho silent O."
Mr.; Lawler 10 said to have In this nndeEtak.
ing the financial promises Of Carter Harrison.
the legal aepmen OF Adolph ,kraus. and the
night school 10 to o BE- orasnized gar for the sdu-
oaiion OF the stan. so that the members viii BE-
able to spell in accordance with the policy Of
Editor .Lawler's first editorial lift win bs
against the Injunction OF a Chicago business
man who has thus far kept Adam Forepauah's
agent from lensing the Lake Front for his
circus. Editor Lawler Is in favor of tho circus,
because 1t gives the people moro show" for
their money than "opry" or "trajidy," Whi0k
in the new editors opinion are played out
The sun., 1891-05-15
BIRD HUNT IN CITY HALLls0UARE
A Wiley Cat with an Appetite that the
Thrash Declined to 6atlsCy.

A wiley Cat with an Appetite that the
Thrush Declined to Satisfy.
Tho largest and most luxuriant bit OF grass
In the City Hall Park is the plot at the north
east end OF the City Hail. There are many
handsome trees scattered over It. and so tho
shadows are plenty and the sunshine that al.
ters through falls upon the grass'in silver
streaks. This spot is q favorite camping place
for birds that fit about. chirping among the
branches and hopping over the grass In perfect
peace, Eyery bright afternoon hundred
wire railing as many men stop and watch
them with much pleasure.
a, There were few robins. . number OF brown
their nature. the other day when. . vserant cat
COURT Aease a' BroadwsF eSd
ysyed the birds. Then 4 sprang through The
creps as noisesssS % snake shroaeS SSes ths
SSd SSnd white variety: ana ths grass was not very
soald Be- sesn from e @ dsts1cs d
along was the very top OF Its back and its
oGinsea got Within With ton feet o, thrush vthou.
asp brSDDs aad
unmindful Of the danger that menaced It,
Sd the men who shs
Then the cat drew itself together for spring
and shot out 10 the air like streak. The
thrush. with q little frightened peep and iut-
tree. .rufled it's feathers All the other birds had
observed the escape OF the thrush and they oil
The thrush by virtue Of his narrow escape.
was Chairman. and he told the whole story
amid many peeps OF astonishment and many
manifestations of anger.
:. The cat looked hunGrily up at the tree and
licked its chops. Pretty soon the birds all few
down on tho grass again and began once more
to hop about Again the cat crouched in the
grass and wrigeled about snd made frantic
tended the first attack had departed. and the
birds only noticed their feline enemy BY little
flights. whom they would again settle. But the
get a taste of bird nearly all the afternoon.
and only acknowedg ged itself beaten when the
sun went down In the west.
The sun., 1891-05-15
no YoU PADDLE,
Ir 30. This WIN be Of r.s.rs.ese xo-.

rfso. This win be ef rntersse<e Yov.
The Yonkers Canoe Club have arranged q
cruise up tho Hudson River for Memorial Dny
May 30. The Yopkers war canoe, "Ko-Ko-Ko-
Ho-ko." will be pressed into service. and will
be manred By about thirty OF the clubs mem
bers and friends. Tho party will leave the
Yonkers Canoe Club house Friday night, and
will return late Sunday evening. Camp will be
made at Croton Point.
The canoe Passaic. winner OF the American
Canoe Association record OF 1890 will bs seen
no more. she has been sold. and will be used
in Canada during the present season.
For the past four years tho Knickerbocksr
Canoe Club has been very conservative. and
has not entered into racing or cruising to
any protracted extent, but during the present
season the club will engage actively In both
these branches OF canoeing. Two Ruggies
racing canoes will represent the club in the re-
gattas around New York. and ut the American
Canoe Association meet on Lake Champlain.
Lewis +. Pitcher. vice-Commodore OF the
Lake Hopatcong Canoe Club, has Joined the
United States army. and will canoe this sum-
mer In Texas. whore he will ba stationed.
The Yonkers Canoe Club will be represented
this year by q number Of good tandem crows
Among the more prominent (which are: Mas
ten and Reeves. Quick and Simpson. and
Simpson and Holtro
George Metz OF the Ianthe Canoe Club has
spent much time in rubbing and polishing his
Reoenty New York daily stated ed that T QUICK Ei;
,S and Simpson were fsyori.es for first place 81
remembered BY many that Masten aud isseves Se,.
ol the .ems club; have won nine races out Of
for hs SS event sfs II hsry I Gs,s. res
si1lS that quick and simpson can 30 called ia
Club are in training for the tandem NS events % Of
e. YSf bs bs1 hsy s M
.ds;. !, es%Isf Ms Ysnk.r. . hs: been su,!gs
season with this part Of .his. .re. He will use
New York Bay race. june 20.
ns B. so NoH C s the sss SnnGs s,s Club s get.
ms%ssr m vhh q be n HrnsSs ssd6d 81, G15
Il These have ses 'ST s%o On
three weeks Of good canoeing weather aud
waiting Tor the House COMMITTEES 10 get i,o thioas
into such shape that the canoes can be launch
6nS Ss1e tn.
ls ss n o. Gf .h na
race miles. tandem padding race u miles.
decked canoe padding race, 300 yards; July
bined race, miles: Sept. 26. closing OF senson.
sailing and padding trophy races. The trophy
W. ]. Stewart OF the Ianthe Canoe Club has
spent much time in poliehing and rubbing
down his racing canoe "Valfreyia." and che
A new steam launch will be at the command
OF the American Canoe Association officers Mt
the meet on Lake Champain this summer
The launch is the property OF Thomas G. Bud.
din eton OF tho BROOKLYN Canoe Club
The ionkers Canoe Club will hold It's annual
regatta on June g.
+. F. Andrews OF tho Rochester Canoe Club
has purchased two new canoes since last sea-
other racer built by Capt. RuGRles. The new
RACER ts l6 by 8 feet and Is 4 very fast canoe.
new Ruggles racer which he will sail in this |
years races.
The sun., 1891-05-15

Dick Gelatt. Stage Proprietor:of Doukiss
county, New: Talking about yarns THAI are
told TO the tenderIoot tourists; used to have
one point we passed a high hill with . bare
white spot that cleaned In the sun Ike Q BID
piece OF tin. When the passengers asked about
Il told them this yarn: That. eentiemsn. is
my alum mine,,!all there is left OF beauti-
fl XSs ssrueE the gsnTe
when Just before sundown We struck Q big
body OF alum. We quit work then. but when
Iny mine except that bare spot. why. What
became @ Of itr some fellow always asked.
heavy rain that night and the whole thing