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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16
Raspoerrissarerips again at Pete

iskSpScii tco1icfA pr nk1ifl NJ ctOsAey
Allegan pupils will edi. school
paper.
Scarlet fever has closed the Chesan-
ing schools.
There are I'LL children of school age
-. Johns.
Mancelons has voted for $4,000 for
water works.
Peioskey IS TO have several new brick
blocks next spring.
MarGue.te's sanitarium will have 200
rooms for a starter.
A Queen Isabella society has been
formed at Port Huron.
The school at Iron River has ;ts first
senior class. There are i've pupils in
it.
n. NJ. Kellogg. Of Ionis, has lust
picked q pushel OF fine large straw
berries.
Thomas Roouev. who claimed to be-
100 years old, is dead at bis home at
Fremont.
Harry Newman has been arrested in
Battle Greek for stealing q trunk at
GslesouFg.
An. Goble, . we'll known farmer,
was killed in . runaway at Pontiac
"Wednesday.
Mrs. George Bsnuister. Of Big Rapids
ruptured blood vessel while working
in her garden.
John Chevslly. Of Manistee. has been
arrested on charge OF stealing S15
from his father.
F. z. Ia Fever, OF Eaton Rapids. IL
putting in the machinery for . new
furniture factory.
william Gardner. an Englishmsn,
died of an over hose of lsGdsnum At
Detroit Wednesday.
Cadillac experienced . light snow
storm esgiY "a she week, but tie hases
melted "a fast - they came down.
Muskeson u already perfeeang plans
for the entertainment OF the state sun
day schoos convention which meets in
that easy next December.
I. n. Cornish has been convicted in
the Branea circuit csurt Of feiousous
assault with CRIMINAL iutr1t on MS
granddaughter. He paid $3.50.
Charles II. Hsckley. the w>il-known
philsnthropiss, hss been presented ~
admirers with solid gold key 70
the Hackiey library. Maskegon.
Elmer Hudson wss strcken With
paralysis while pisyIng billiards n
kall 81 Benton Harbor, at . m. sun
DAY. lie a IN critlcsg eond iuon-
An Tadisn vas run over ard killed
BY a frssgAt train while waking on toe
G. h W ~. track, near Anssegosi.
Wednesday. The body rss stfs~n into
fragments.
The stat. poard Of Health has de-
esd@d % acld . convention st Iron
Mountain Ostaser 30 and 81, At TIE
earnest reanest Of tire eitlFeRs 81 tnst
city. wbo kavf rs set the sufa q geo
% pev the expenses ct tas board.
sstEsnlel MeNanses. q K8ismszoe
klsck sssilthl, has FecsIsed word tbst t9e
final STEPS have been Aken coward dis
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16

Blotser (writiny to head of firIn)
Dear Sir-It viii be impossible for me &c
get down to business today, as my wifs
has worn my only pair Of trousers to 3
meeting Of the Chattalker Wonen's
Dress Reform association. | shall be or
hand early tomorrow. as intend to pat
them on when she retires and remsin il
Them all night Yours truly. Jay Blot
eer-LlfA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16
A Mental Relief.

Thanks" said the guest to the colored
man who brought his soup at last. You
have taken great wait of my mind. -
Washington Star.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16

ne isaze Saore Wa g eseianf 81 connection
with tie ere and =. aaa J.. a. X e terms tes
quick est and most direct route . pif's5srE
A J syria.
c-Tkp. A Clevslse4. q
s. Hs~recr. Ticket AEeat DeDsL
sxs. CssrsEla. eitF AgL 2 Aonroe-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16
CHICAGO ehrI, @sa
AND WEST nlcsloAs ny.

tw.~k aarS. every day. 'E1ceqt sasu dsy.
C.ln A. u. has through chair car 10 Chi-
.i.VD cage. No extra Charge Tor seats
1ns T. ~ nus through 10 Nntcsgo s,ua
lstO with Wagner buffet carr seats -
Al. has through free chair car 10
~ Nsnl.iee, via Al. A N. y. ~ II.
1885 a Z n :ss sis car ssr S 1 Ses.s
and sleeper % Indianapolis via sea-
ton narbor.
DET,DnIT JUNEai. 1871
lsss,s5 q NORTHERN a. n.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16

'Iferf Day. 1Ncek otys
g. n A VI. runsfhr n 70 - Detroit WIN par
WV r cart seats = ccnts.
LON y. N. has through psrl0r car 10 Detreis'
J.OV seas. - cent
Coz p NJ rurs fhrcngh q Detroit with par
O.AD iaF car. seats. - cents
I:05 81. = mas ''-'''' ~ =
For tickets and information app'y a. Gallon
ticket once. ~ Nenroe-st, 81 ID on sfstlfa-
GE0. DEEAfLN. Gen. Pass'r AgL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-16
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

Graz A - 4 INDIANA kAlLkoAD
~ s. 4s4lse - : est September a. Ias-
Sozas xakfa.
The sun., 1891-09-20
scASplL IN xrDoEFIBLn
A Motel Keeter's wife sad . besrfer Dss-
appear. and Now the Husbssd 10 HassanS.

Motel Keeter's wHe ssds bearfer Dss'
appear. snd Now the uusbssd II Hass,se
NonwAIK, Sept fo.AAtoot two weeks asc
Mrs Poole. wife ofJacob Poole. proprietor OF
leading hotel In Ridcsfield. . popular sunn mel
resort. disappeared In the night. and so quietly
aud rys,eriously that for several days her
strange conduct remained unexplsined and
her whereabouts unknown. At about the
same time Peter johnson. q wealthy real 60.
tate broker furled his tent aad departed. ana
now Mrs. Poole's husband Is nnissing. leaving
msted az from slo.vIo to 100000: ,.u.d
B, B. sS dssss &c bs.r q
years he did paving business, which enabiei
him 10 suT vas aso be
met Miss Alice Youngs who came to RidGeneld
70 rinR In tn. Episropsl church choir. Mas
was suftcicnT recomms sndation to admit her
sn the ss, svo fSh hs shsrs ss inc
tractor and tho charming singer were lovers At
@ sns ard few nsa nSa VIE
Then ano,her man came t2 kidsshsid. wn9 G
account ard prepared 10 enjoy lfie. johnson
scms =" sio S md
intfm ate friends. and when, Poole was short o,
money johnson generously stonped FORWARD
and proffersd his assistance. In former times
Poole had hal expe i.nce IN the hotel business
Md johnson leased the Itidneiield Inn and rpt
Poole In charge. For white MI won't smooth
ly. bnt the hotelkeopcr became addicted TO
gambling. and was soon heels over head IN
debt. Many ri these t.ebis were satisfed by
johnson. hut poole's sextrnvagances grew more
rerk;ess until he owod nearly everybody IN
town.
All the timo that johnson was hacking the
husband he was clhndestirely making love 10
the wife. and his iniatuation for the pretty
able comment was xcitcd. which. assisted by
few damaging facts cleaned by nefRhbo,s.
broke out into n scnndaL Strange TO say
Poole himself know not hing Of what was going
OF. ana when his wife stole from tue houae one
almost certain. by JOh nson. no wns the most
mystincd person IN town. FL ON tha at time to last
ThuEsday might Poole nas led nriotous llfe,a
found the door Of the hotel barred aGainst
them. and Poole missing; What has becnme
of him no one knows. Mrs Poole and John
son are said 70 have gone West.
The sun., 1891-09-20
1L.s tous Ham TO HIS zsrEnyo.
Nr. SHniai Gets Along Pretty Well Her.
ssd Has Free speech Thrown Ia.

Mr. Snniai Gets Along Pretty Wen He.
ssd'Is"s Free Speech Throws Ia.
Lucian sonial the delegate Of the socialistio
Labor party to the International Labor Con.
Ersns IN Brussels. returned unex pect sdly yes.
tsrlay Asked what he meant by saying, a.
quoted In the cable reports. that the United
States were fast becoming hell for work in q
people," Mr.. Snual said:
'4ou must not tHke that without the con.
text llid not say that America WAS this only
country that was a hell or becoming neil
for working people"
AS a ,nattor OF fact" sald the reporter.
" are not the working people OF America, as 4
whole. better on than the people of Eurore %
FIdtd not use tho reiunFk for the purpose OF
comparison 'Sith other nations" he said.
:" but ] Tuestion.too. x the working people OF
america asa whole. are better oil here than in
country she peopis e1ioyn much smaller pIo' as
In Europe. Now. in France. may own country,
1oycsd tdleness rs hsIe. Besides this. il wages
arr are Lover o. IN traaeo the pa9rrhasing power Of
Illinois in ills country. From the las rsrorts
they were sHrning 81 a day and working if0
omys in the the y,. yrar. This made their average
y q much demand for coal as q, or. new In.
dustr'er are al is,nG ,wh,h renu re- a greater
sm shs sesS sn ns so %ns, twss
BY i'ts and .,sr,s, They seen many insn
composition tor work. anI thus the wages are
sSt. t.tt G.wn down. Amorioa is vcritable hell ior
mr.: Hsnil also thought they were last MAX
sng Amderiss An bell. II was hell 10 the farm.
rtsdns resources o shIs coun,rS wsss,
were steadily going down.
The sun., 1891-09-20
MISS ClMsRoN's BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated with Dance At Str Rodericl
Cnmero COnntry Place.

| Cnmeron's Country PIsce.
Tho birthday Of Miss Cameron. ono Of the
daughters OF Sir Roderick ". Cameron. was
celebrated last night with very pretty dNnce.
which took place at tho ey tsusive and elegant
country place OF Sir Roderick Cameron. called
Clifton Berley." situated on the south shore
OF Staten Island. nearly midway between Fort
Wndsworth and Arrochnr stations. 1t was In
tende! to have tho dauce In the now stable
VIII oh has boon erected un the place. but be-
cause OF the unfinished condition OF the bui'c.
ING the cream and gold drawing room In the
large house was uaed for dancing
Bevond Rarlands Of roses and some rail-
Green plants there was no attempt made 10
decorate this room. but pits OF bright co!ored
flowers and greens filled the corners OF tho
verandas. which were enclosed and brilliantly
Illuminated with large and small japanese
lanterns, The drive appronchinc he house nnd
roles. IL tbs haixsys the library. pi The ri iniSs M
wsre mas. ss Of i,owcrns % pIanis. ia 'n' "''' '00f
Briore the dance there was a dinner. at
eI S.y ss houss
suss sTK cssrGn d. and nj the Mar
fnGA sHz sSznsy WI beR f sps1 Gan a;
Har.t: H. r.ar Mr. HsmiItop Cay, Mr. ,&ooers IT,
music during the dinner by Lenders orchestra.
which was screened behind q mass uf green's
out Oh tho south v0rAnda
Alfss Anne Cameron received hor guests in a
beautiful gown OF pale blue satin draped with
white chiffon. Miss Cameron was In white
chiffon. while Miss Hurst wor. a simply made
toilet OF cream white silk mule and lace.
Tho aiar1uise de Talleyrand. Perieord wore q
ssuperR gown OF mauve and whit. satin and
nal dancing continued until midnight, when
supper vas served In tho library and dining
r;om. Among the guess!s were Mr.. and Mrs
ana Mrs Dwight, Wyman: At. and Mrs. ciar.
ence whitman. Mr.; and Mrs. Vernon H.
" MaEd. Miss Walker. MI. Randolph St. George
MMalkeri M Miss Jannsen. Dr. Ianderpoe!. Miss
Farland Miss Norton, ana the Misses Whit.
temOre ''s
The sun., 1891-09-20
Il SOW TINT KILLED C0ONs.
She Despntched - Coon That Had whipped
Dog After - Terrible Fight.

Dog After - Terrible Fight.
SCRANTON. Sept. 19.-'saac Lyman. Dutch
Mountain backwoodsmao. owns leIn SOW
that rims on tho commo. and follows his dog
through the woods and fields. One night last
week Mr. Lyman and his son started ont to
hunt coons. The sow tagged tho dog into a
corn patch and Kept close to his heels until he
had routed up coon atnd drove II into tree
nenr the edge Of the woods. Whom the hunters
reached tho spot tho dog wae barking furi-
ously up tho tree. while the SOW was troitinR
around and keeping up a constant RrmntinR.
Young Lyman Immediately climbed the tree
and shook big buck coon from limb. Tho
coon landed square on It's back and lay per-
fectly still. apparently ss though tho fill had
stunned 1t. Instantly the dog srranR upon the
motionless aptmal. and like a 6ash the coon
began to rip and tear the dogs hide with tooth
and claw. still lying on its back. It fought the
dog like, u cyclone. and in less thar minute
somethina that was a COED deal more than a
match for him. He struggled to break loose.
h"t ne s Tmsn%%cious %a loon held hira and kert
TIE lighting nnimals thrust her nose between
sluDk away covered with blood. and the sow
went wen M at the s S.on like = whirlwind With isss
hs s a s
trod on, the coon's belly until she yanked
loose. the coon tearing her skin In several
places. Then the SOW set her teeth in the
over in the underRrowth until the coon began
to weakea. Tho enraGed SOW chewed the
coon.s throst into pulp aud disembowelod It,
was dead. The dog was all used up.
Two nights at,er that M. Lyman and bis
son got q live coon out OF hollow tree with
out inluring 1t q particle. They carried 1t
home tn bag. and the next morning they
loose wit her. The cow became furious tho
instant she cnught sight. OF The coon. She
spranG a. It. and 1t clim bed MP the side OF the
men poked the coon down and the sow sprans
on It with snort. When the coon saw that It
bulldog. but the SOW killed 1t inside OF three
The sun., 1891-09-20
QUEER Family EkUD.
1t began Ten Years Ago Over the Pr
OF - Pile Of Wood shes,

1t Began Ten Years Ago Over the Price
of - Pile Of Wood Ashes
Nrw HAVEN. Sept. 19.-An old family feud.
which has existed between the families OF L.
l.. Paige ami E. s. Beardsley. both OF North
Branord and next. door neiehbors. has again
broken out. The trouble be7Rn about ton
years ago. and originated over . pile Of WOO l
ashes which Mrs. Paige sold to Mr.. Boards.
ley. After car;inR the ashes away. Beardsley
did not nay for them In full and
as an Offset caimed that he had as.
sisted Mr.. Paige In farm work 10 the amount
of tho balance. The matter was frequently
discussed BY the Two men and the breach
wldened. One day they met on the highway
and Fsige demanded bis pay. Beardsley was
driving yoke OF oxen and jumping from bis
beam stock over his back and snoniters.
Paige. On the other hand. tore Beardsley's shirt
from mis- back. AMI t9re bis trousers 30 THAT he
his see ssk TSsd Ss hds
hui Paige alone was fined ~ and costs.
Yesterday Mr.. Paige. accompanied by his
rs in hs SS aGar s % dry
with load OF charcoal. He drove % bis ho,srs c'Ts
f, elose ,b Mp I" Po,gss wagon-s9 close. indeed.
garments OF MIR. and Mrs fai9e. No matter how
tast 'nige drove Beardsley was close upon him
al the way. ard thus for seyen miles they raced
hit Mrs. aiGe with such force that she fe
ir"m the cent and bn, ely escaped falling from
ths WAGON 20 the ground. In addition TO this
oyer the backs OF Mr., ard Mrs Paige's best
clo,hes. omplo;ely running them
MT raiea sf sought counsel and will sue Boards:
owing 10 tho shock TO her nerves. aud IT. is
feurcd She may die.
The sun., 1891-09-20
BOY BURGLARS ARRESTED.
One - = Colored Lud snd the Other r.
Belong 10 tho nest OF COrtluud Yau,l,ss

One - - Coiored Lnd snd the Othsr Two
Belong TO tho Best OF Cortluud FAMILIES
OoHrLAND. Sept. 1a.-Last night Daniel
Thompson. eolored. George NJ. Moe. and Ed
ward darrity were arrested in Syracuse. They
we're trying to dispose OF some ,tolen goods,
tho proeeeds OF burglary OF the clothing
store OF L. Blsrk 4 Go. OF Moravia. When
taken to Police Headquarters they made full
confession and described in detail how tho
robbiDg was done. On Wednesday afternoon
they hired livery rig from Edward Yagsr in
this village. and went to Moravia arriving
there at about midnight. Young Meo made the
first attempt at gaining an entrance to Black d
Co.'S store by sliding down ON a coal chute
into tho cellar. He could not find tho door
landing TO the store above. and WAS drawn up
Then Thompson wss lowered into the cellar
lighted match. and found the door. He cut
md orened the back door, and let Garrity In.
Tbey rHnsscked the store. carving the goods
They then drove back to Cortland.
:, Ihe three n,oys. Ter they are nothing moro.
bsr. Of the best oi Cortland County fsmiies. dI
and ars supposed TO have been led into the
burglary iv THOMPSON. Garriy is the SON OF
John Carrity. owner "f the omnibus limo In
this city. Meo is tho son OF Charles Nee. the
known, travelling msa on tho road Young
Nee. when be becomes Of age. will have for
tune OF S200.0U. He Is only l6 yea,s OF AGE,
Garrity 10 OF the same agc. while Thompson
This morning Sheriff Dorthwlck found a lot
sons house. This. with the prisoners, Will be
turned over to tic CAyuga county authorities,
The sun., 1891-09-20
POISON FROM HUMAN TEETH.
Haley Hit n Man In tho Mouth nnd q
Dying Of Blood FoiaoMiug.

Haley Hit n Man In tho Mouth nnd Il
Byiue of Blood FoisoAisE.
Prof" James Haley. proprietor OF the Lons
Island Hotel on Front street. near Fulton. liel
at the point Of death from blood poisoning
Last Saturday night Mrs. Haley. on her return
from Harlem. where she had been visiting her
mother. was accosted by man near tho ele.
vated railway station at Pearl and Fulton
streets. This was at 10 P. M. Tho man fol.
lowed her homo. and when she turned into the
hotei. vent half way up the stairs after her.
one oithe sscond-story rooms. smoking With
Profess; !" she said. there's a man hsrs
come out heie and tx him" w. 'n ~" v
AiI right" answered haley. I'll b. there. "
hall. Hearing h'm coming the man turned 10
@ tne street snd ran toward BecEman street.
ns % SSsa WA the bs.ss s1
'h' Sn Ss * Ne f .a
strangers teeth. Hs ihoueet nothing Of II at
ii,ss but late e. that evening il beRan e pain him
Mset.s ,Msssasd mis- elbow; Then br: Hemiaexsy .!
The sr A. Ss swans and s, A.
and the % Matter %slsh hsa arfF ior1sd in 't" IL:
sHens s1ssnSsa Sss.pe e pp 9Re
sna e:
isa s r.ss;.s :;yss and e
IL sas tept @ os Tone i.and Hess
sass so Sa f.E,oo s.s as
Haley aa ha s sssd man sssSs, Eh9s:
Custom House.
The sun., 1891-09-20
HIS NAME rs MOSES.
A Crow That Crows Like n Rooster
Caekies Lake ~ Hen. and Sucks Eggs,

A Crow That Crows Like n Rooster,
Caekies Lake ~ Hen. and sucks Eggs.
SCRANTON. Sept. l9.-IIewellyn Lloyd Of tho
Welsh settlement owns a tame crow that
cackles like . hen and crows like rooster.
His name is Moses. Early ono July morning
Mr.. Lloyd heard u peculiar growing in a tree
near his bedroom window. and looking out he
saw Moses sitting ON limb ms dumb as a
clam. In moment Moses stretched out his
neck and crowed almost exactly like one
Of the roosters iu Mr.. Lloyds flock. and
evor since then no has been Initiating
that particular rooster. even to flying
upon the fence and Tapping his wings
before he crows. some;imes he struts
around the BARNARD and makes believe no is
real rooster. The cock that Nose, had got
in tho notion OF Initiating soon became tired
of hetnR nlocked by the crow, and whenever
Moses started to crow on The ground mar him
hhs hs pitched rh M at the black imitator and made him
q q tree, Moses would then, mock the rooster
until he became honrse; and during tho res Of
4 lew weeks niter Moses, Ind ienrned to
grow; hS tGos i HRS, nio MS head 10 safEle liSoa n
sca Thsrs Was fis black ns Zen IN 20 oak
that Moses leoams very much attached Ia She
y; isld sysrS day ~ some tmartweeds In 2 corner
!a,sS Ths hss q; 3 psst and
isps caekiSs and Walking fI By her oe Side dsa une III
she had Hnished her song and mingled
with the general flock. Then Moses stole away
and .toPned ,fs noise. going IN roundabout
while 1t was warm. The shell lc hid in an
other part OF the yard: Mr., Lloyd found nine
teen she'll. lhore one day. AMI he put u stop TO
tho crows eGc-eating habit by couhning him
In cage for u month.
but NJ osss soon found out where il was by tag
ginG her around until site vent to It under tile
Tanning mill on the harm i!oor Mr.. lloyd
finally concluded to let ths cunning black
rascal have his Gwnwny. and since then Moses
has daily gobbled UP his fayorio hens
The sun., 1891-09-20
Advanc. s,y,cs :, M. t,o,hc.

Tho Jacobs brothers, better known ns the Six
latte Thilnrs. are dong tlrsir est To disrovo
tho idea that me is clothes cost moro money
on Sr niway! opnoSiic The Post Olilce. and The
BoEery headquarters, at l52 nna l5i. Tho an-
Samn LINN npen;ns II siEn,i@rl by $40 ini bur.
arc unusually robti sait- nnl!o Of
tan-colored ,hovic's and whircn.is
popular inst nrw made 10 order for
$50; hsrey and Motion e>ercoats in all the
newest shades Of color 10 order for SIS cuals
SIS and trousers 10 order' In doz.ns ,f Of varje.
ties. ior ~ Quoted rs tho greatest bargain OF
al IS 2 iull-tFess suit 70 order of silk serge,
much lsrret than heretofore. Including all the
S,,anuard weaves Of foreign ana domestic man
ments, new features are Observable. nromi-
nenre heiha given to advance Laglish styles
" trousers aId IN suils.-Adp,
The sun., 1891-09-20
ONE MILE 4 MINUTE ON 4 uN1crcLs
"A New Machine that Can be Made t. At.
taan the Speed OF aa Express TrAiu

A New Machine that Can be Msae t. At.
tain the Speed OF An Express Train.
HARTFORD. Sent. 19.-Some tine ago report
appeared In tho papers that a Worcester M an
had invented unicycle. on which he could
ride milo minute with ease He boosted
that he could beat tho express train from
Springfield 10 Boston but he has never made
good his boast and has been forgotten, A
Connecticut man now comes out with an 10.
vention which he is confident will prove rruc.
ticsi and q great sucoesA Mr.. H. ". Loomis of
p"rtmsnt Of the souihineton Cuilery Com. NJ
pany his model Ia now being made By ono
Ihe Mssb ~ IL The
machine 6 similar 10 those oi Tie same cI s tss
FIX ia.Iss SiE Shssi TsS ssss ou,e: ssa,esi %sesi
'pGf,f as,us .e As spf tn4.s
teet in dia meter. and rides the big one little
the ear'h 50 ths. & constantly h cimSins wsn On
the S': Wheel The plan Is that o man walk.
ihroWn forward revolving the whole. This
Fiction revolves tho big wheel at every evoiu-
na the
rubber onsrasor rides sadie fnsids; insids ,hs %
SsS nlH wpeei' over and somewhat near the driving
,,I The gre srsa, speed yy Gan he easily figured. tn.
driving xhesi ee so that bs spery an1 t%ln ne %
59s ;.s email Ir"nt Wheel the machine Is propelled
py tsa,r sr'ps tps the + In M
Piled. A milo could easily Be made IN iaI,s,, Two
minntes on good road. and the speed 81 .
30 fast. Mr.; Loonis de.iGns the machine for
general general utility; and not ns a novelty in me.
aDd has ahs unnIoa. 'ss: VIII prove
support his own ~
The sun., 1891-09-20
Gen. Ne.t,eson for . witness.

Yesterday afternoon there was q very inter-
es'tnG wedding at the Barge Office. 1t was in.
tersstine for number Of reasons. One reason
was that l. was an elopcment. the young
couple having run away from Hslslns sbore.
Sweden. Another was that one OF tho Assistant
sGIed as next best man 10 the young Lothsrio.
while the severe Miss Melby, who oxcsls I'd
svT so"a ,Tnrss % az m,ssinnnry about the Battery
The rnnAwnys, came by tho HakIa from CO.
henhagsn last Friday; They had between
Barge Once t2.95 The young m0n. Mis- Rund.
!anst y years Of age. had the ninsty tvs cents.
ne giTl Is y, and her namo Is Elm Plsrsssn.
hack as ersons likely TO become q pubic
cchurge. but work was got for hupdquist al