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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-30
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
TIL I S D A Y.
ByJ. Mclaughlin & Son
at 1873 Bay Street,
O'CLOCK:
To close an estate. sale positive.
Bedroom Suites, Marble Top Tables, BOOK
Case, Oak Bedroom Suite, Parlor Suite, Hat
Rack, oak Dining Table. Ice Chest, Chairs,
Easy Chairs, Parlor Desk, Mirrors Crockery.
China. Glassware, Casters, Knives and Forks, 2
Reyolvers Gun, very fine Stove. Pots and Esss--
ties, Dishes, Set Harness, / Engraving Gen.
Lee. Top Buggy, ! Cottage Buggy, all leather
Portmanteaus, Bed Springs, Pillows, Etc, Etc.
SALE THIS DAY POSITIVE.
s------------------------
FOR SALE
TOR SALE, one chamber set at $50 worth
II twice its value. W. BUTLER, Filth ave
nue..
ENOR SALE, brick residence; Jones, near Hah-
II ersham. Good location. ROBERT II.
TATEM Bull street
DULL FOR sALE-A superb specimen Of
ID Hostein Fuesian; registered Sir Henry
Gladys, in his prime. Apply to box d, Hardee-
vile, $. O.
A UCTIoN at Younglove & Goodmsn's,
IA Tuesday, May 3; horses, mules, cows,
wagons, buggies, etc.
NOR SALE, drug store in town contiguous
Il to Savannah. Good opportunity for single
or married man. t. p. HElDE
LOR SALE. second handed piano. Apply
Il at LIPPMAN BROS. wholesale druggists.
CT OK for 20 feet rubber hose coupling and
vi JO nozzle. NEIDLINGER & RABUH.
ID LACK cypress shingles for sale cheap. APP
ID ply to BREWER & COOPER, Dover Ga
EARMERs, ATTENTIoN-New potato bar
II rels as cheap as secondhand barrels, in
any Quantity Address, THE ENTELMAN
COMPANY, 21s Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
EOR SALE 80 head of stock at A. MoCOR-
Il MICK's STABLES.
TOR SALE, ales and beers; the best brands
l. foreign and American beers, Lowenbrau
beer. Imperial beer; Bass ale and Guinness Guinness
| ESTATE, 30 Bay street
NOR SALE. the largest and BEST assorted
Il stock OF White Pine SASH Doors, BLINDS
moldings. etc, etc., In tho south Also All
standard brands OF Pure White Leads, oolors,
| dry and In all Mixed Paints Varnishes, etc.
MN supplies. BnilderB hardware is nv
| speciality. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct I'M
pOrtattOnS OF hOSdn0ale ana fnrtAnu OekueI1t-
| Sewer CulveTt md Flue Pipe all sizea, bonds,
| traps. Ts, eto. Call or write for my prices, and
| get estimates before buying ANDREW HAN
| LEY
| LOST.
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| / OST, dog; brown Water Spaniel puppy
II hitch, name Pattie. brass chain collar. Re-
| turn to 40 Liberty street and receive reward.
I osT. gray Texas pony mare. has black
| IL name and tail The figures forty-one
branded on left hip. Liberal reward IL returned
| to l.. F. WOOD, Pembroke, Ga
MISCELLANEOUS.
1
| - EFORE you buy or sell properly consult
| I'D ROBERT II. TATEM. Real Estate Dealer
| and Auctioneer.
| ENBOWERs and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
| Il for all occasions oJ abort notice at Strong's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thumbs rEnsf
road. Telephone a96
1
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LEGAL SALES.

ct denotes trace Of rain or snow.
PHI SNYrH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
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Maximum temperature. SCI; minimum tom
perature. CO.,
The hight OF the Savannah river at
Augusta OF 8 O'Clock a. III. 10th meridian
time) yesterday was S.8 feet, a fall OF
OIL feet during the preceding "a hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending p M April 90, 1892. 18th Meridian time.
Observation taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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MTsOELLANRoUs.

DEFORE you buy or sell properly consult
ID ROBERT II. TATEM. Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
ISBOWERS and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
Il for all occasions at short notice at Strongs
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thundersnst
road. Telephone a99.
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LOST.

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I OST, dog; brown Water Spaniel puppy,
Il hitch, name Pattie. brass chain collar. Re-
turn to 40 Liberty street and receive reward.
I OST. gray Texas pony mare. has black
II name and tail The figures forty-one
branded on left hip. Liberal reward If returned
to l.. F. WOOD, Pembroke, Ga.
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Observations taken at tins same moment OF
time at all stations for the MOANING NEWS.
SAVANNAH A Drill %. 1888 p. NJ CITY time.
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MACON WARTHEN, Chairman.
b. q. HARRIS.
N, H. JORDAN,
G. B. HARRISON,
L. A. GRAYBLL,
JOHN G. HARTMAN,
A. 8. AvANT,
Democratic County Elk. Com.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION-New potato bar
Il rels as cheap as secondhand barrels, in
any quantity. Address, THE ENTELMAN
COMPANY, 2Is Bay street Savannah, Ga.
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fuds eaotlgh 70 deny its But you are
ssIffering terETbIy. This strain that you
undergo is re Gleeted In your face
CIaFinaond rank into chair .'Tes, -
he said, in a ] auGled kind of voice. 81
am suffering "a great deal The pull,
the wrench, Is harder than fancied- %
As he fixed his eyes upon Eric's face
they seemed to ray forth spiritual
grandeur. fFaIy friend, had no other
course than this- There are things that
n man must do just because he Is a man
But If he be q king as well, then the OBJ
legation grows double We have often
spoken 6ogether on this question OF the
rights q kings You know how t9de-
spise- flen-hou they strike me as bat
a LntldeWed survival OF ancient error
Yet there has always seemed to me
something grand, nevertheless iu the
idea OF a king who could govern himself
perfectly while governing dis people as
well Then he ceases TO represent mere
royalty and becomes vested with a
tender yet rugged pateru5t y- In those
historic cases where some such human
union has existed crowned and throned
] should say that the possible sacred
ness and dignity of zings have found
their sole true medium Of expression
You have seen DR.. WOuvernann2'
eyes. monsieur. Luckily I met him
just as he was leaving tha ballroom,
which he sniingly told me was no ut
place for a clergyman"
1--WE may count on him, then2"
ooh, yes, monsieur"
The signal from Lispenard is to. be q
few tinllles Of that silver bell on the
altar"
you mean, If she consents?''
'sIf she consents-yes. If not, he Win
simply come to me and tell me Of his
failure, after having conducted her back
to the ball hope" Clarimond musing-
continued that she tsiH consent TO let
DR.. WouvermEnn marry them tonight
They have both been through SO much
notwithstanding tribulationi And if, as
you suggest, Nine Kennaird has Ger
tain more ambitious views xor her
child. that lady viii doubtless oppose
their marriage in the future with q new
zeal born OF chagrin- She appears
already to have brewed for both Of them
a prodigious amount OF misery From
all that I can learn, her interference
has risen between them like a column
OF thick fume, through which they have
viewed Historically one another's acts
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her breeding beyond a Eeeamier's, no
doubt struck them both as the essence
of the ridiculous. But while they may,
or may not have thus quickly and tacit-
ly told one another their mutual con-
tempt and disapprobation. Kathleen
suddenly appeared, with Alonzo in her
wake Kathleen the wife felt far
holder than if she were EIil Kathleen
the unWedded- Or perhaps because she
was hgrselE so intoxicated by Joy, it
seemed to her as if q few words deliv-
cred aside to her mother might soften
the sense OF calamity they iIIlparted--
This, however, was not true. lIrs
Keunair5 heard her low-voiced tidings
and shivered as though an arctic blast
had invaded the ballroom
Meanwhile the bail went on. sddying,
vvhirlings billoWinE In that ecstacy OF
dance beloved by the young OF opposite
sexes. The sweet. Wild means of the
violEus were raspinE screeches IN the
ears OF 1fns- Kennaird, but in other fem
mime ears they were tender melodies of
promise Of elations OF delicious iuebri-
ETY..
Blanca dEste heard them, and hoped
The princess OF Brindisi heard them,
and hale hoped half doubted Erie
Thaztsr heard them and sighed because
Of that mystic and grievous Partisan
past concerning which he had, per
lLLeAL-AGr At AAa4a TIME spoken Hl-AA
disclosingly to his dearest friend CIar-
imoud, king of Baltravia, heard them
and thrilled with the pain Of sacrifice,
though gladdened by that sense Of self
conquest which is the sweet wages Of
honor, as q sense OF seiEdebnsement is
the bitter wages OF sin
Alonzo and kathleen heard them, and
the voIuminous cadences they breathed
built for both heavenly castles of eZ-
peCtancy-
And so The music played Ou-music
which so throbs, when art Is its min
lister, with souvenirs and prophecies,
memories and anticipatior.s-
Angry 1sbsrs1 choked with a pas
sionats feeling of defeat and insult,
Mrs. Eennaird stood beside her daughter
a half hour or so later, that night,
when Alonzo laid his hand iu the hand
OF Kathleen The two ladies were
waiting their carriage, eloalzed and
ready, and at the portals Of the palace.
'GoOd-by, good-by," AlCnzo said.
9TH tomorrow"
9TH tomorrow Kathleen repeated
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Declared q lEiEd1msluz5r IA the E1Tel OF
the Law by s St. Louis TEsE1s
The Engineering News says that &C
cordinR to a st. Louis decision the steal
ing Of electricity Is a misdemeauor in
the eyes of the law A hardware dealer
with some knowledge of electricity
placed a fine wire across the conncc-
tons to his meter and caused it to reg
lister In a certain time about $50
amperes less than was actually used.
When brought 70 trial, his lawyer in-
tePOsed the ingenious defense that as
at common law electricity was un-
known, and could not, under the code,
be made subject Of larceny, and as no
statutory law had been passed making
it a felony or misdemeanOr to steal
electricity, for the reason that its char
aCter was not known, and that 30 was
not subject TO nspOrtatiOn as personal
property, his client could not be con-
victed OF larceny. 1t was, however,
shown by the prosecution that gas, also
unknown at common law, was never
theless something whose larceny was
recognized by the law as q INSIDE
meanor. When the attorney for the de-
tense interpOsed the plea that the act
in question was fraud or deception In
stead Of larceny, the Judge took ad-
vantage OF the Missouri statute, which
makes fraud Perpstratcd with @ view TO
theft a felony, and set the defendants
bail at C. 600
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It'll tomorrow, gHy J5JGI"
''Til -mCTroW-hUs5aHdF
Mrs Kennaird had overheard the two
last murmurs Of farewell. With her
face pale and full Of nervous tremors,
she moved toward AlOuz0.
''Tu never forgive you" she gasped-
Never! You've kept her from q crown
"a thronel"
Alonzo, -stungs was about to repiyi
but Kathleen caught her mother by the
wrist and with the same aUdor OF self
assertion which had more than once re-
PEELED the spirit Of even this woman s
indispensable worldiness and ambi-
ton, she affirmed in eager whisper:
'Hs gives me, mamma, all the crown
7 want-his Lowell He gives me all the
throne vant-his name and his pro-
tectionI"
THE End.
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PEoPLE Al HONE.

DENNIS MURPHY has supcsiuteuded
the reporting OF United States senate
debates for torty-four years
EDWARD GOULD has ordered Of a
press-clippiug bureau all the comments
and accounts which may appear about
his father in any paper
Joug C. ESo, one of the most dis
tiuguizhcd of the American e1-ilss in
Canada, IS a prominent mem Der of the
Union club in Montreal and lives in
tine style
Wu-LIAsI H. ESGEIsH, HancocAr's vice
presidential colleague candidate re-
sides In Indianapolis, is worth a few
millions and IS rapidly making them
more by his attention 20 busiuess-
FATHER ToLuoN, the first American
black man 20 be made a priest, objects
to being called 'colored-" That word
is an offensive Alteration I am @ negro
"a wooliy-headed negro says Eather
Tolton-
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coNeREsslonAl-


me ttcel-'E Proceeding OF ll1 ssuzeg und
EacuEe Given IN CuEt.ausc-I Perm
I'aE senate v=uz -n session four hours on the
21ih Several important bills we're Introduced
ana two were aaszsd-cue lulh1r5ziur Lhz sale
% lands near Fort Min Del The hLcGlrr1-
han bin was nos taken UP. bat went over. An
e4ort was made D. Mr. Hlallz1IIru go have The
Hudson river bridge Gill taken up, buE as that
would have had me eject OF ztde-lrlclziuE the
auu-oPtLou hll rhs EFFORT was success fully re-
sisted by l1F- NFasnGuEn- hIE 8ilclzbgru's mo-
tL1n 7aa defeated By q vote cf l1 20 a. the
anEi-upuuu bll was Eheu taken I'd aud was uu-
Ger consideration ulIil adiouFI El t---- i'm The
house NOTHING was done, tie object Of the mem
DzT5 seeming 90 be rllf nothing should be done
uutu after the huli1aga
TIE session OF -he senate on the 2isL was de-
voted mainly % Epeoah masking Among LEe
speakers were Senators Perkins and REFER.
the latter faV0EiuE the uutf-1puol BIN and The
former spoke as 10 the policy tu be pursued 90
L1e Indian larr1r1rg- ELs favored statehood q
territorial government and oplain- the OutlCL
The holiday recess resolution was adopted and
AIR l4cE-n ersou s. J. } introduced 11iut rea1-
luton 20 suspend the purchase Of silver under
the Sherman act Of l8sJ- Adjourned. --. q here
was no quorum iu the house aud ths utsempE
20 transact any business failed Adjourned
without doing any thing
LE She senate on the ed the BIcGarrahau bin
vas debated % some length. hLE. HuuLuu wal
closing his three days speech "a it's favor To
then went over hir- FeGgr further spoke ia
favor o. the anti option ban Alter short exc
eCullVa session EEe senate adjourned Until jan
uaEE Sec. The house was iu session only fifteen
minutes when DC adjourned until January
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knowledge and skin attained by over quarter Of
Century's experience is available In its present
preparation The consumer IS not ezperiR1ented
upon by changes Of formula that are constantly
being made in other powders In ara effort 60 get A.
mixture that viii not cake" or lose Its strength
or that follow changes of propHstorship manu-
facturers- The Royal Baking Powder is always
certain and equal in its works teasPOonful does
the same perfect work to-day that Il did yesterday
or last week or month, or last year.
While the last teaspoonlgl in a can of Royal IS
as good as the first, other powders lose their
strength after being made short time, and PaB-
ticulaEly after the can is opened
The ezactusss with which the active principle
Of each ingredient prior to mixing is asceTsained
by expert CHEMISTS the actual prohibition enforced
against the receipt into the works Of an impure in
gredient; the care with which the materials are
dried coated and prepared before their combina--
ton, and the precision IN packing the powder so,
that It shall be delivered to the consumer IN the
perfect condition In which It leaves the factory,
are some of the details which 60 to make the
perfect " Royal"
manufacturer. There have been q great many
limitations of The Royal, but no equals, Pure
materials are not employed, care IS not taken IN
their preparation and combination while in the
great majority Of baking powders alum is added to
give them strength, while chsaPening their cost.
The great popularity and general use OF the
Royal Baking Powder attest its superiority.
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D. the 49, - -.

Margaret Sidney's paper on whittier
with the Children" naturally leads all
others in timeIiness and interest II is
sympathetic. personal aud delightful
and shows the good Quaker poet as the
ehld-1cVer and with that ch1ld-naturs
his poems have led us to ascribe to him.
The Article is profusely illustrated
Another leader IS Frederick A. Ober's
''The Bridge that Spauued the World. y
II deals with the localities made
famous by Colum bus in Spain Kirk
Munroe, the founder Of the League Of
American Whcelmen, contributes q
pithy article "A bout Bicycles" to the
Wide Awake Athletics, and makes some
sharp criticisms on the present method
Of 'jacltknidng'' in the saddle. The
short stories in this number are cs-
pecialiy bright. Annie HoyvsIIs
Frechette's Dir" is the study Of
small boy that shows the Ho.ells'
realism in n new vein; Mary Kyle Dali
las THE Little Turk" is tale Of
pluck and endeavor; Mary p. W. Smith
In Behind the Wardrobe" delights all
those who love or hate arithmetic.
The serial stories by W. o. Stoddard,
Molly Elliot Seaweu and -Theodora z
Jeuncss are Increasingly ab5or bling.
Kate Putnam OsEoOd's ballad of the
BOnuy Page" is fun of strength and
FIRE; Fl. T. Us dog poem, "a Morning
Call" Mrs n L. Butt's 80 the Snow
Comes Down" and Richard BurtOn's
Landlord aud Tenant are charming.
The Men and Things department. il
full OF bright paragraphs. The illus
trations are beautiful heyuelle's exc
quisite frontispiece Of Whittier with
the chiIdHs n, has almost the softness
and strength Of an oil painting, and is
well worth framing.
Price 20 cents q number; g. 20 a year.
On sale at news stands or sent post
paid on receipt of price, by D. Lothrop
Company, Publishers, Boston
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These are FaCtS :.
UEnE
H0MSekegbery S5ouAd Seriously C0mHder.

you want the best food, you viii be interested
In the following facts, which show why 90 Royal d"
is the best baking powder, why 1t makes the best
and most wholesome food, and why its use has
become almost univsTsal-its sale greater in this
country than the sale of all other cream OF tartar
baking powders combined
The Royal Baking Powder NEVER fails.
1t IS absolutely pure and wholesome.
Tt Is combined from the most approved
and heaIthfuI ingredients.
It makes the finest favored. most tender,
delicious and wholesome food.
1t has greater Ieavening strength than
any other baking powder and is therefore
the cheapest.
1t never loses its strength but viii keep
fresh and OF fun leavening power until
used.
1t acts slowly in the dough. so that mono
OF its strength is lost before the baking is
completed.
1t makes food that VIII keep sweet, moist
and fresh longer or that may be eaten hot
and fresh with impuHity-
The reasons why the Royal Baking Powder is
superior TO all others IN these respects axe easily
stated. One is because It IS made from chemically
pure materals5 another Is because 1t is made with
greater care and accuracy than any other. Tt is
always uniform in composition and leavening
power. 1t has been the standard baking powder
since its introduction The founder aud con-
ductOr OF its business ever since is Etiu at
the head OF its management. Thus all the
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THE LADIES

BIns. LEASE is a woman OF modest
and charming address-
ADA REuAN is said 20 be a most
charming woman In private life. Sim
pIicity, repozs and q cordial desire to
forget herself are her chief character
istics-
MISS CELESTE SrAurFEE, to whom
Samuel .. TiIdeu was once engaged,
and 20 whom he left $500. 900, is q resi-
dent of Chicago She IS stil beautiful
and Is reported % have refused many
offers
Miss 1IoEros, the eldest daughter OF
the vice president VIII make her debut
in Washington this winter Fer parents
win probably introduce her 20 society
by O series Of tine entertainments when
the period Of mourning for bErs- HaEri-
son isloFGFs
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Association does prevail sometimes TO
halloV, endeer, or dignity the most
awkward Arrangement of vuvFaIs and
cons0uauts- The names conferred by
sailors upon their battle shiuz, like
those ehosan by Red Indians for their
braves usually convey an idea OF awe,
grandeur Ewiitnesss or beauty, and
there was something comicaEiy incon-
gFuous In the dispatches which reached
this country OF the doughty perfor-
names of the Gillian ironclad, the
O'Higgius, En the late war 6pacula-
ton is bamed in attempting 20 read
the significance underlying that pa
trouyzniei Tor even as pronounced By q
foreigner, with the true value OF the
vowel 10 Heeggeens-it Is iu1slozsi5le.
without moving the history attached.
TO receive the 4mpressicu o. sarroE OK
uairation--BlacirvFo code lIazgzzine-
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swEEr suMmER -

o, winter may be very nice
For those Who skate uDca the fee
And own horse and sleigh,
But for @ feast Of endless Joy
Wen take the sumner Eiuzei my boy
And take Il every day
Just thIHk Of lying under trees
And watching busy buzzing bees
Go In and out Of flowers
And hearing Eeafhered sonEsteFs sing
While yoa within q hammock swing
For long and lazy hour
Imagine how It feels TO strip
And in the salty ocean dip
And gamboI in tho spray,
And hear the military band
Upon the mellow moon-lit sGnd
without cent % pay
Think Of the picntc's festfve Joys
When al the dear old girls and boys
Play Copenhagen" biest;
Around the rope-strere1ed ring we gtaud
tn some one slnps or willing hand
And then We 90 the rest
And think OF fishing fun supreme.
OF treating sweethearts 10 ice cream
Beside the fountains sound,
And sailing WITH the jolly tarss
OF riding in the open cars
And on the merry O-round
Just dream Of sparkling at the gate
Without a fear OF staying late
Against papa's law
OF wearing zebra blazer coats
And flannel shirts with open threats
And dainty hats Of straw.
Remember watermelons. too,
And morning sparkling with the dew
And fragrant with perfume;
o, yesi Sweet summer cannot be
Too hot for either you or mo
Forever may Il boom
H c. Dodge, IN GoOdzll's Sun
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TT Saved FITS BABY.

@ God bless the children. Any
thing that alleviates their sufferings
and that restores them to health
when they are afflicted is deserving
of great praise. When we consider
that half the population of the
world die before they reach the age
Of five years. we can see what a
boon any remedy is that banishes
the chief danger of childhood, for
eighty per cent. of deaths in these
infants come from Group. Mothers
will read the following episue with
interest.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. goth, 1892.
My baby, nineteen months old, is very
much subject to Group. Recently we have
been induced to use Reid's German Cough
and Kidney Cure and we no longer dread
these attacks. Two doses give instant re-
lief. give it freely and do not fear an
overdose. j. W. MARSH,
2o2 East Fifth Street,
Manager Depot Transfer CO.,
Kansas CITY, Mo.
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It IS a curious fact that no one miner
out Of every hundred who has had any
experience VIII do anything but put the
sticks Of giant powder into his bootiega
He knows just about how much giant
powder he VIII need during the shift,
and this he receives before he enters
the shafthouse to go down. Then he
carefully places It in the leg Of his boot,
and IN this manner conveys It into the
mine. The miners have stopped ''crinp-
ing the Illuminating caps with their
teeth Of late years This is due, prob
ably. to the suicide at Chicago Of Lingg
one OF the anarchists who was SEN
fenced TO be hanged with Spies and the
rest Lingg exploded one of the caps
by biting It and blew most of his head
or Now the majority OF the miners
crImp the cap on the heel OF their boot
with a A1uife--The Great Divide.
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r=.-Aif eornnaun learioris for this paper arls.
be accompanied by the name Of she authur
not nee eEHarllV Tor publication but as an
g-yfdenes OF good faith on the part of the
writer. write only on one side OF the pspar-
BE pa-tteularlY careful in giving names arlG
dates 20 have the letters and figures plain
end distinct