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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

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village elder
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raid Edmond
Sothe gre
Then Arm
drought tina
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vas dead; a
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overcast; tn
earth, and 4
and the CIR
little, and e
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docs thiI
ask Of anotf
while their
church to pl
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with a sllru
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gallery, wh
ing around
saw. caution
In either
Every one
expected IT
rather to pr
vice should
sylvia thou
the weather
No one d
present sail
be said at
getting rea
heard him;
tention; be
From. tn
house one c
in front wd
with the 4
roues whic
villagers t
were fields
into terrad
thousand y
church, wi
the priests
front Of it,
yard. On
trees, was
house, acre
tide was in
was out-r'
its name, &
named.
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clouds, but
that the
the church
did the roo
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remarks d
weather hl
its male !
had alreat
stood on u
most in S
the errand
so they ste
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rang out
sound the
selves. II
pened, the
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struggling
| Again the
/ Out of t
/ worn road
| the sky, !
now, whel
| the hears
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/ weddings
4 Xavier III
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i their sons
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/ drew up.
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4 coffin be-
4 the men i
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| me, that
| that the
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| God, king
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| deliver it
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| seats. II
| BY the en-
ness of |
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| Every,
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

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iava.tlin,y'
n@Ovled nt ~,
The clear CIV :,
seemed full ~.
awful nis
Thsboywa As
FOR show o.
where pcck'
n.afr0llAff
The naked q
world too
len bare an
Then swellle1
And pity for
Soyo'ing' s. s.
Rreasting tn
Gaining a Ut
Ny fingers !. :
70 make blu /,
An hour, WI
Bis mouth '
And in the 4,
&c whistled
And nllist
Fell on a me
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-09

tdere w
not feel |
Atlas
e'ongreg|
scended|
head Of
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through u
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
They Arc Swindlcrs.

The Maine and Michigan Lumber &;
Milling Company Gncorporated) II
swindling concern which operated
successfully in Tacoma, Wash, q
couple of years ago, has been at work
in that section again. The concern is
now conducted 10y f. Poy, alias
Morgan Thomas, and Peter Hanley.
They catch the unwary by advertising
to locate men on timber lands, pro-
posing to locate their victim and to
purchase the land of him at the end of
80 days for $500. All they ask is
an advance fee of S25, which they
pocket and the would-be locator never
sees it again nor any part of the promis-
cd $500. The latest victim was one
Edward Emde, but after paying the fee
ho became suspicious, and complained
to the police, who placed Poy and
IanIey under arrest. They will be
tried for obtaining money under false
pretenscs.- Northwestern Lumberman.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
A Cure for Love .

\ friend handed us for publication
the following recipe for the cure
of II very common ailment
and as he has undou btedly tried
it and proved its efficacy we give il
herewith.
Take IL OF. OF d slike, lb. of resolu.
ton, gr. common sense, 2 OF. exper'
fence, large sprig of time, 3 qts. Of
the cooling water Of consideration.
Set these over the gentle fire of lovs
swecten with the sugar Of forgetful.
ness; skim it with spoon of melan.
choly; put in the bottom of your heart,
cork it with the cork of clear consci
ence, let it remain and you will quickly
find ease and be restored to your senses
again.
These things can be had of the
apothecary at the house of Understand.
ing, next door to Reason, on Purdent
street, in the village of Contentment.
Take when spell comes on and
drink.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18

is English, have not lived together for
some time past and incidentally met
In II saloon. He wanted to renew his
marriage rights aud she refused, where
upon he drew his knife and stabbed
her in the throat, nearly severing her
head from her shoulders. Tho woman
fell to the floor and Derchetti escaped
to the woods.
A move has been made by the board
OF supervisors of Houghton county TO
annul the act of the legislature
apportioning the Legislative districts Of
Houghton county. A resolution was
passed creating two Republican
districts and employing Attorney Thos.
l.. Chadbourne to fight the case before
the supreme court.
The trammer's strike at the Osceola
mine was settled last Monday. The
strikers will now get fifty dollars per
month of twenty-six shifts and work
six shifts every week. The Objectionable
hoss was discharged, but all of the men
were not reinstatcd. The discharged
leaders are very ugly and at Calumet
village Thursday night an Austrian and
jim sullivan Quarreled over labor
affairs and Sullivan was shot in the
groin.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
A Wonder IN figures.

Some person of mathematical
turn of mind has discovered that tue
multiplication of0S765432l (Which you
will observe are simply the figures to
8, inclusive roversed) by 45, gives A.
Al, ,445. Reversing the order OF the
digits aud multiplying 1234567S0 by
45 we get result equally as curious,
viz. 5,555, ,555,5O5. II we take 123456-
7S9 as the multiplican1 and interchang-
ing the figures in 45 so as to make them
read "a, use the last number as the
multiplier and the result will he 6, &c.,
666, COG. Returning to the multiplicand
9S7654321 and taking 81 as the multi
plier again, the result will be $685.
333, ,334 all IS except the first and last
figures, which together read 54z-the
the multiplier. Taking the same
multiplicand and 81, the half OF 81, as
the multiplier, the product is 2G,GGG,-
666,667, all Gs except the first
and last figures, which together read
27-the multiplier. Now exchanging
the order of the figures 27 and using y
instead as multiplier and 9S7654321
as the multiplicand we get as pro-
duct II, Ill, Ill, ,112, all Is except the
first aud last figures, which together
read 72, the multiplier.
DIathematicians and others who
delight to wade around in the realms
of the curious are we'll aware of the
fact that there are many wonders to
to be met with on every hand, but it is
doubtful if there is better illustration
OF the trite saying: Figures will work
wonders" than that given above. -
[ tPhiladelphia Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
Our Fisher

Very few people know that the fish
cries OF the great Lakes are the most
extensive in the world. They extend
over shore line of $500 miles.
According to statistics from the
census bureau the catch in those lakes
from 1880 to 1890 was over 100000,
600 pounds, which yielded the fisher
men more than 25,000,000. About
1000 people are engaged in the busi-
ness of catching fish in these lakes,
aud the total Investment in fishing
property is no less than $2,S52, $50.
Since 1880 lake trout have increaa ed
in these waters 64.C2 per cent.
The returns show o decrease in the
whitefsh catch of $3.50 per cent. This
decrease is shown in all the lakes ex-
cept Lake Superior, where there has
been on increase. Herring are more
plentiful than any other variety Of
fish, and great numbers of them are
marketed every year. The great de-
crease of trout and whiteish in some
of the lakes has occasioned alarm
among tho fshermcn, but this will
undoubtedly be remedied by the efforts
of the fish commissioners, who are
taking stops to replcnish the waters
that have been depleted. The whole
country that depends upon the great
lakes for its fish supply win be in
terested in the work which the com.
missioners are doing. Detroit Times.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
Timber Selling by Actual settlers.

In the United States district court, at
Dciso, Idaho, recently, Judge Beatty
instructed tue grand jury that quail
fled settler, in good faith, on public
Land had ght to clear il of tho tim
Der. aud scll the surplus not actually
needed for improvements on the land.
He could do this even when the timber
was sold beyond the border Of the state.
The same question had thus been de-
cided at other sessions of the court, ac-
cording to the dictum lail down to the
grand jury in this instance.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
The Best Is None TO Good

And the very best OF accommodations
are furnished on the fast express trains
of the Milwaukee & Northern r. II. for
Green Bay, Milwaukee, Chicago and
the East and South.
Pullman's Palace Buffet Sleeping
Cars are run through from Champion,
Iron Mountain, Republic and Pembine
TO Milwaukee and Chicago, and meals
ore served on train while enroute, thus
making the Milwaukee & Northern r..
II. tho favorite route from the copper
country and Northern Michigan gener.
ally, for business men and their families.
Try it and be convinced.
For further information. tickets and
sleeping car reservations, apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
w. Il. Tyler, Commercial Agent,
Republic, Mich.
GEO. II. HEAFFoRD,
Gen1 Pass'r Agent, Chicago. Ill,
36tf-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
Home. Sweet Home in Dakota

A gentleman hunting for land in Da-
kota came across boarded-up claim
shanty with half dozen boards across
the door, upon which were the following
touching Inscriptions: "Four miles from,
o nayber. Sixty miles from postoifs.
Twenty-Five miles from a raleroad. A
hundred and atety from timber. $50
feet from water. God bless our home.
We have gone East to spend the winter
with my wife's folks"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
Will Clear Up 100000 Acres

The house committee on Indian
affairs has reported bill ratifying the
cession to the United States of lands in
the Cherokee outlet. The amount of
land that will thus be Immediately
thrown open to settlement, if the bill
becomes law, is over 100000 acres.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
A Decision Affirmed.

The assistant secretary of the Inter
ior has affirmed the decision of the
commissioner of the land Office in the
case Of John Larson in rejecting his
application to make homestead entry
in the Marquette land district.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
Low Rates To Chicago and
Return,

For the Democratic National Conven-
tion to be held at Chicago juno 2lst,
agents of the Northwestern line will
sell excursion tickets at the rate of one
fare for the round trip. For tickets
and full information concerning dates
of sale, etc., apply to agents G. Sc N. w.
R'y. 21--1m.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-06-18
Our Exports Are Improving.

During May the exports of bread
sjuiIs from the United States was Sl9,-
41O,394 against $12, ,330, 53l in May of
1891; of provisions $40, sol, ,592 against
S7,06S, ,0O6 in 1891 and of mineral oils
S3,17l, ,929 against $6,505,276 in May of
1891
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
WHO SHALL HOLD The PURSE.


'rat ahom German wom.s ,,,lnr or
SsaS6teF y ViS Se assiaa ssla ss, ig
Is nn aerssot T., ", \, Ivy eua men mere
i hava 6s'e, tN' ~. Nll W. WY INNS X
rrt,tftv M 't..A FNli',fL Wy nHNe
Wuiispii. Il a taten In ,sni,ss,t WIN ~ ",
that lie srife mist a ,to h lla''N w. Miln w
ihr main AM NV ~ ~, netn VT -fyAngk 81
famlv u,,.l " ti,ila., w ilttlnle w, az tVN
serils ,l,,r t,ns 49,, i, s.t y. sne Mnit,
as know, nnd sssas,' N V,N IVY ss ,ar
ine tbJr ns,,cr ,is ,is essNt WY, ~ nthe'
tlie iuuufy htf DAM ,,'.oessa,S ''''''n@ NN'N
sANhs. ma hiiia bnsi ". wv 49,, ,.,,.
must i've Ia DIS siyie de.,jdc ~ MY .'' NV,
alsn1t itY " wy N''inN WHY hsgg'e
aiiut mn, t,,it ,,,. .,,..t...
hala a., eeri,i, XIV AmNiloNh wives rarely
men has n,ohtS IA KIN AMI, e" r e4,'es Ms-
aak afteni h,,.s ~ wv r'tnh sns nurse
Why. "A g.rs,sn 49, tgt ~ ANY shy hnn,
Thai eAri III st,.t,l.'n Ats.4N ',Vefaecl VIVA
ghc Visniv fin, 'n,i'slM ,.it.,NAat now '.N
unoh niGho, Hbs M ~ ~ siiHw NV
month IN tho oaaflers MIA wv nv, u1 wv, wy w
4 nl N t,Htf,g KY ..,,,,W,,a uh' oHs VNl nnord
lion n le ii,, ,s,,,, s',',lstih1N NV hg0lNlr
luWtr ana niidale rtnss', wv. tHtt"t W "ut
draw tNc nav. Keen the hsae w WIG 70
meon, ,,,, a., tN ngeth iTheN o. the
elnthea o. 'NA thN hHAnAhu
irht.la atat,,,.rt. ,r, -, -.
nlts,lr,'stt.,,'. " s,n,otitN WI NNtnN, gWt ~
d,.tenf l,it sN,i'l,'s ea igE'ngh nlrth ~
MAIN, XVI wv. tNNatlF' ONlef the
fnhbft,,' Wv NAi' "'''W'H "h a7PnNlPurhci
iTi,cse fsef, h,,tt, .,,..,.., .,.. 49,. ~.
la Waomen snifratia,ss NiYVst' ,hhee Nism h'l9
Nv ii,s s n0,1i. nhpt position with reward
hntd n,a" fN tiNR HlsN hiiV hNNH n'N
n i6ttNb ne,rsl b., XVI ., Ky Nnie l'fM woman
..,,n tNN WY tNN hhiflNu WNNlM Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
SEARCH FOR WEALTH.
s2i,oooooO in Gold Buried in a h'Sicar
Cathedral

Cathedral.
There Is much excitement In the CITY
NJ Mayico over q search that Is beng con-
,ucted by Ignacio Dcpesa, a we9itiy
ea,yiard and a company Of other local
hpsiness men In the little town OF
,,oynrlnn. mar here, for S2i,O9O''Do IN
rold that, according TO irad'uolL su
norfed by documents IN the S9ulpahl I
Dossession lies buried ~ me on S ,,entI,.
~ y, icsnit named Pierre Guirre ar
ia al Vern Cruz from Iuanee. ne
,,,,.,caoSed Immediately TO this CITY ana
Tow Intimate friends he diyulgea
~ ~ "oI,iact az his visit He stated tnhl
.ue, II n, I'D rhssession the plan OF t.e
ne t u,,. vaults Of the old Typozoitan
s,i,,rch and that be was makins hl ,3, =
,nn,.e,nents to explore i9r me h'ug W.
wealth According 10 the ntprsi ~
Josnits who had charge OF inc tyl,'lNo,, IA
nronerties during the seNente .1i ~
eirhtctuth centuries 5e9 w o,n e0 Jsst
@ ~ tbe amount Of S21,0wVJo; iHst
ulgs ~ clnse Of the eighteenth c2h-
nelo' ali Tie Jos,iits were hanished IRON
VIZ Thn members Of the Drder o.
y. -; ,,ll.'.-,st,o,, managed 20 get OUT OF Wy
iHpo.S' ,,.ith s35O0.U00. The remain
euuH' a.,t I'M nOO were buried IN tne
Ky hi GuirTc claimed that RS mo-
mation and plans s9n9 IoraIt IFst6cr now
ii,'irg In Paris Gurre MAJ p,ea rcry
B b1tnt ihfeo weeks when Be- eeepR s n Tg
sick and died IN a Few ohl IA ,vaF,,n.
sph' S-fonp lie TueFreQro, an Vln NnN' =. ~
was h AaI0Rs he told Bis story and gave 'a a
10 NhV,S tho suhterranean pisshFsF ~
plans church. After the DEATH I a. guy
lle ~ v-arnau called upon ptpessl,
ls sd rs later paid asE s ssap eIS' 1 l3s
the secret; iiI-,6jSed, ara are nov. %
iinmeliha is,Ine ldr The fabulous Nealtn /
worh LII one Of the cd subifil li.e,.i'
me - ~ having already been alseoi,i ~,
Rass", -, 81 the deceased Jesil, u. y ~ ~
Tas i' e he true n u mg 1,iSs '9 is Id
lninistr rla9 10 II Il odd was qnserills9
fs5 5s9s s ssh ~ sfs ssndl ali s saSs
WAS e9 ,, rs ease he preseat search y
mont .. mi only o pr cert q ths as ,,
ssasSSs sss, viii 81 into the national ''feas
ury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
ms camsqaiAs nlen or TO-DAY.


Sow YORK. Dee Id rhy decoration o. the
ChnatMHN ifee llhd thn decoration NJ nusf
other thlngn, hnd heepm0 Hiildy ~ color
Hul Of ouecL Nut 30 very many years ago,
~ liiie onos fnu wsfo hoys nnd gifia
uieiugelYes, ihn thrlatinas TIVE a1H vuin
pariuFHy luuln lung bui inlny u Y
made splendid win culnr anl h1llihnf 90
vices M catrhluR and fe1eOuuT fsn llHht
s0nr ~ dis nprriti0s Shown nia, niargei
onsiy bonnlifnl nhd ue Htifnfiiye 70 40
tufr "a Welt nq ypnllid eyes, Ropes fully
lau mehes iiips enlirgig composed ~ ~.
orra unsolH are wnund M Hnd out nmuua
die frnu. sitra That slime nnd rqdinie
RON every srpfi p XXX, ,a is XXI s " ,i,l
branches heff ehl ihue. Nfetnqu n ICY
iauiNua ,lfrui from branch 20 hranrh
NgudglfliE 'elge4 hail. i,9nt slsPs',as ~.
rinsa "a nDpfaHih 70 fiiry laud ~ unYtninf
fhaf mortal cJe1 ore rftiflutl q tce
a. gga y ggg iesii taia fi NJ ~ se a is2f
trac ylli 10 y work al art Il lnH heea or
dtfrd ~ AZ great hfeni " ihr niDte iyniN
VIII eiipN ana ,Wii hfaiith's n9n 3nst
NarualiH fHf lefDue n 10 pilca WI IL cH1+
tg6i Wl,b "a nnup1 VI hrliuciel moss hiE
al.tf star Mlll y nsel a ~ otifepc ~,
faite6bs u eaJiy eaipred balls win sc le
pcudfd fnm Nfgif trlnNb thvs ~ lli'
iarea 40 ilir tHoHi qfnpge und hriNre1 aN
iaiaifrpllair aiats viii De Heru, Prom tar
ftIte1is " naila Nlh hang .nambeflesH unt
VAN I'D h0rufJ ma ~ iho iffR viii Do At-
i4tisi tenfini b1h.hnu boxes, toys anA
% roo 81 ofefg qsiHlanla sioi BAGS v
brlsiflq caidr1 aiilt VIII aisp b. nlipi
lsfh fgoets nDd llad ~ the smaller
lflrfiil ul $50 ffto. uu1cuI ~ dQiia tiltf
~ % 81 DC 1iea y llm gflr gill ~
ntnAf fn rIHi NE rfirlieg 1iNlu ihc trftli.
iilflH Nf ilrtA hitnI anl fQlA, VII ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
BLlNDFOLDED
1yNo cHEss---How 1T is
DONE.
~ ulla ErsHuel Lasker, the Editor
Ri Paper Devoted 10 The King
Of Games.


.,s- the famous professional
u lae. .bo IA nUw travelling In this
i ftlur OF the principal chess
VI ps',in m BcrNnehin. Prussia. lie
~ rltl1nd lis home and Is editor
gA.c ,5 chess tOrullghuy. He has
isea t,nframmu he ias entered
~ ,ssf venr: be has beaten AIR.
. Ny VIZ strungeat player in Eng
WY Lfrnirht esmns to one draw,
u N,cfs M has won n tournament
4 n i,arti Ainson. Bird ANA Guns.
49, beaten thc best German
i ~ I'm one exception, Ia decisive
. ~ bas hreu compared with the
. ~. ~ ghpnouenon. Paul MOfphy.
. y ,be Sunday Guaette.D
pssied me the other day how
,a,Nfp. My answer will probably
,itr as curious to the general
4 If and 10 this quesliOner; l don't
mo truth Is that the
.-onarnttlon a professional
lsn make for n match
A i5ve M ulnylng for short time;
. N senside rcslrt or back In
4 s1cd monk among the mountains,
~ sif ont Of doors and NOT give
"a, =, chess. plnying the game is
,eida stt1lp on a man and he will
.' it IN my experience | findl that
+ Nv sretlon and given no thought 10
Tis L 4 Kind of contest where you
" l,tsin" beforehand. OF course I
M In my idle season. play a game
4 -,s.eni as one would indulge In n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

p 10 Viran, SOme asc IL honor af
SEetin0 hcrQcH Stiil others ar ~
MiNes and death, Siugera nul listeners
lotion, Strange aud Wild lhese nldnishs
sNies - tbs iuunsent Of latNity IN
ManNlnnd Tho hardic strain Of old
hnid true and firm down The shifting line
~ q thousand years thus once each st,r
hashvs is iiaine through Christmas lerf.
on in ihia DEAR Little Iale Of Man"
EDGAR T.. MAlSEAfAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
rus oHosr pulLs AAlR.


NVNl WIN HiNlN W.
Tho belief lint a ghost huunh tho rarri-
10 iflAtbush, n u, iuts taken ilrn root M
ihr Winds " 1h tlW Grenade ndttca, nni ihN
mcn uaNc. hckunl "a shake thpir louda a
rpurtNr ylsltid She aNlum yesterday after
uoou. A report that Alils Jopnlc iamlt
Who " anc W. The iurteH hHd mNur remark.
nblr digaiotUet io q relative IN regard 90 thc
oNlHpneg NJ The supernatural bring WIS
verified by fhnl yuuuN Wuinun lrHtOrhhy.
Whu On NJ, N2lyesicr, tho npcrlntrn-
dent VINE ntkgd about the ceao no shd hg
thought NE gta. WIS drad nnd lsughrd
hflfiNy d. ID. tmnluu entered inst then
Wut M iRripmod ai knowledge NJ a ghost.
Mha hyno WIN theu Hrnl Tor Nui shg ".
nrAut lhn mWpmvht ihHt oh the Urls 80
One Institution wcrr greatly frlrhtohod. nnt
unue unrri lu walls uluuHh the nurfldurn NJ
the building niupo Wv nt night Miea liyrng
nN1s ihg pnwgs believe ilio glngt 10 that "
ID Miss SARAH iihNkos, Who WIS 40 years. Old
when Hhg dlyd. lia months lEoi ana WHO
Yves eMplo2el hg q nrnmNlHss 10 thn build.
ByrnrH lrutheis % policeman IN tho town,
thp rNpnftur learned ihh true state " NE
fairs MISS lWrne NslWd hrt sister inlay
ulnrr+i that ion last IunHduy rprulng wheh
she hpu rftlfrd 90 her bed q pnio, nlrk"riug
lirAi lowered oyer me tnns1m q nor bed
rOom door lhlH NnN accompanied by the
rn4tllnr, awishing uphv u trailing shirts.
1hat lho OhairH Hhd hon0noH ratified Va The
halfway. The young WnmHn W anihnrlly tor
uhu ei1tempnt ihnt Two " RE femnle pnrtrH
lnd ihrlr inllr pulled whlln IN bod by the
rhuat 'ihry did not se0 st. however hut
liiat thcrr " rrlEn Ut tefrpr among lteni
there ~ nn puesilnh, v Miss irrnn ciinbn
believed Nhe also told hcr aiMerln,lnw
Tina tho night nurse, Mfa Mary heAty, Mni
not going % nut up with II any longer aud
that othel nurses lind threatened 10 rnsiRu
iifif fituapgHe
risupf. she HbyR about thrne weeks ago,
wucn aiio met thn ghost in tho luiser cor
riaOr. There was II nlghiy rp8h ~ air,
then tho hIhopus lark ming stood heigrr
ll0r sho sprennm and thpn fell 60 thu
nuar w "a faint f.s two days she WINS
prpsirgtrd nod afierwani told whm thn
az ghost mas w rats, hat Mlan ffrfur does
unf Believe that rats rock mhlcs pnll Hflf
hnir. carry nlchufiuR liehiH nnd clnthn lhrm.
ahe y simc thufe certainly ia d ghost IN ihe
Utlldiur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
THE LITTLE ISLAND
OF Manx and It's Folk, Both the
Men and Their Wives.
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The .'Siei.el plats7 viii eell excnf-
sion tickets between an stations from
Dee - 70 Jan. q jucinsive 1'ickets
VIII 10 good resrrnlug uat.i Jan. :.
1855. Ole fars for the round trip.