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years had the management OF my sill
properties anu familiar with them and
with other Ike propef,ics,.I direct aud
provide In such event that h.n iudg.
ment shall control, and he II hereby
authorized aud empowered 70 vote laiti
shares In person5r by proxy In sue h
manner us his Judgment rhall die.
tute.v
There IL provision IN the will that
the property Of hib daughter Is for their
sole and separato use, free from my
estate control OF their husbands, nnd
prohibiting all dispositions fof onarges
by any legal 0g 10y the way VI anlicipn.
tlpn or otherwise. rhurrtsa provision
that n any OF The children uhull matTy
without the consent OF the majority Of
the executors and trustees, thc share
allotted to such child shall be reduced
Onu-half and tho other half Of such
share shall be transferred 10 such
iciscns ~ under tho laws 0i the STATE
OF New York would take the same, rs
II the ieslator had died inlcstRte.
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therefore all competing imports ought
/ 10 pay duty o! not less than the rate
and tsxcs levied on home products.
I AftoF n long debate the resolution was
adopted by large majority. Everett, a
iluoral member for suffolk, moved n
resolution declaring that In the opin-
ION 0f the conference tho continuous
iall in prices was largely due 10 tho
appreciation OF goli and the fall In the
exchange between gold and silver
using counties, aud the best remedy
10 be secured was by nm agreement on
broad International hagis 10 reopon
TIE inints NJ tho lea ling nations TO
tho unteetricled coinage Of silver and
gold. a resolution was urged, that
the Btltish government be earnestly
requested 10 cooperate with tho other
governments now represented at the
monetary conference nt Brussels.
Everett maintained that falling pricps
wern not due % tree trade, but added
That the policy Of protecting gold bud
raised the price Of that metal 90 por
cent above the value previously held
with regard 10 silver. a lengthy debate
ensJpd.
In closing, Chaplain declared that
The owners OF gold did not approve VI
the motion because the more gold APP.
prcolatcd tho better II was for them. II
was n curious coincidence that since
silver was domoneti4ed IN 1873, the
world had been experiencing pro.
longed aud serious depression IN every
Industry, for which no other reason
could bo assigned. The resolutions
were then carried. The conference
adopted the suggus,ion VI the Earl OF
Winehelsea regarding the formation OF
a union Of landlords and tenants.
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A0nICuLruaaL CONGRESS.
Farmers ia Great Britain Meet ca
Discuss Matters.

LONDON, Dec. THE National Az.
rlculturnl congress, called 10 consider
the grave situation OF agricultural
aiiairs OF Great Britain, met today,
and 1900 delegates, from over 200 agri.
cultural associations, were present.
Loud cheers greeted the allusion 10
protection rs q remedy for the troubles.
but Hon. Henry Chaplin assured them
that an attempt TO put duty on food
would certainly be defeated, Mr..
Chaplin said he hoped the conference
would adopt the principles OF bl.
metallism. william Ssunderg, q rndi.
cal member Of parliament; attempted
to denounco protection but was hsotod
down. Francis Smith, a member OF
the LONDON county council, vino at
tempted to state that tho return 10 pro.
lection meant tho return TO barbnrism,
was similarly treated. Mr.. Neither.
sole, IA farmer delegate, proposed a
resolution affirming that unfair CON.
petition untaxed foreign imports with
home produce; that II was an Injustice
that called for Immediate removal, and
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In tho Hands OF u Receives.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. The Equit.
able Mutual Building 4 Loan asscci.
alton Is In the hands Of a receiver.
This IL ono Of tho "National" com.
ranies, and was originally located at
La Crosse. William Dsvelasrs, one OF
,.o Stockholders, filed petition for n
receiver, and charges the grossest
frauds. He says s52,ll3 was paid In
by stockholders, and OF tins this officers
have taken S2l 900 for salaries. There
ia no money In the treasury. J. NJ,
Smith and J. l.. Gilman, two OF the
officers, have disappeared. The affairs
OF the concern seem TO be In most lie.
plorable condition.
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JUDAS sUPERsTITIONs.
vIIE DIFFERENT oNEs IN EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES.

Nearly oil European countries
formerly observed curious customs
which had n bearing the realor tradi-
tonary lifo OF Judas IsoariOt, Gays
the Philadelphia Press. Even 10 this
lay when the ceremony OF washing
the feet Ia performed In tho Greek
| church at Smyrna the priest represents
Christ and the lower church digni-
tarles the twelve apostles. The one
who personates Judas must, however,
DO well paid for his mental part, for
such ~ the feeling OF tho people in re.
gard TO tho matter that whatsoever ac-
cepts this odlous position usually TO.
tains tho name the remainder OF his
lifo.
In Brazil the churohmen dress up
figure to represent Judas usually with
red hair and sandy beard) and give 10
to this street arabs, who carry II about
until II has been riddled by stones and
other missiles and thon burn 1t on tue
commons. In the same country the
Spanish sailors dress figure on cor.
tain feast days, subject II TO all sorts OF
indignlties, winding up the ceremony
by hanging II at the yardarm.
In the Islands OF Rhodes, "the eye
Of the sum-" "a dead hog Ia dressed rs n
Judas, the grand climax to the celobra.
ton being the removal OF the bcast's
entrails, In fuliillment OF the scrlptural
passage which says that the betrayer
"f0ll and his bowels gushed out"
Good Friday 10 the day when the in-
hnbitants OF the Islands OF tho Meditef-
rnnean burn their eillgles OF Judas.
Here, too, the prevailing idea that
ludns yyas red. haired may bp seen
illustrated in the "auto-da.ie" figures,
u wig OF red-dyed wool.
In this connection II may be inter-
estlng TO know that Shakespeare called
red hair "Judhs.oolored hair" and
that many other famous writers have
spoken OF 1t ~ "tho flaming brand OF
inadelity."
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CONGRESS-.


WARRINGTON, Dec. I'm the gen.
ate today, after the presentation of lie
treasury report and the Pnsidcnt,s
message In regard TO naval eetohllsb.
monts ON the great lake., Mr.. Hill In.
troducep bill to repeal tho aci o,
July, 1870, directing tho pufchaso a,
silver bullion. IL was re.eirsJ 10 tbc
committee on finance. A resoiution
was offered yesterday BY bfr. Vest ne
TO the alleged partisan Hctlon Nv am.
ployes Of the census bureau, TII.
was referred to the committee ON CON.
lingent expenses. The Joint fesolu.
ton introduced yesterday by Mr. Vost
lOr the appointment OF commission 10
make an agreement with the fntiInn.
In the Indian territory for taking lands
In severaliy and selling the remainder
OF their lands, was taken up, and Vest
made an impsssioned speech. lie said
the four adjacent states were imms.
diately concerned In changing the OK.
listing status. indian territory to-day
IA menace 70 civilization. Crime In
rampant and corruption rife. Tho
territory today f. depot Tor crime.
Criminals from adjacent etates took a
refuge there and from thence made
raids. Ho instanced the Dal.
ton gang md referred to the
fact thnt some Of the Dalton
bTothers were at ono time DEPUTY
mnishals Ia tho territory. Vest assert.
ed That large Number OF deputies In
the territory were taken from tho law.
loss clasre.. No such monsts0plty had
ever been known In judicial annals ns
the Hyetem OF organized plumber
practiced Ia the United states courts
thore, the whole object OF officials
being TO obtain fees. The resolution
went over without action. The formal
announcement 81 the death Of Repre-.
tentative Mcdonald having boon made
The Senate rs a mark OF respect ad.
Journel.
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DENVER, Dec. THE Good Hope,
one OF the greatest gold mines In
southern Californis, has been bonded
anu leased by Waters Brothers aud
William NJ. Weston, Denver mining
men. The mine has upward OF a
million net profi, In hight and Ia said To
have no unbr0ken chute OF free mill.
ing gold ore $50 feet Ia longth. Foreign
capitalists are negotiating for the pur.
ohase Of the Good Hope, anu MIR.
Waters leaves for Europe tonight and
Weston for the mine.
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The Order OF soion.

PITTsBuRo, Dec. 7.-The supreme
council OF the Order OF Scion closed It's
Invest igation OF the affairs OF the con.
Germ toni hit, but refused to make pu b..
lie the reeul.. Tho sessions have been
very exciting. Rev. DR.. Covert, who
had been appointed attorney for the
order, said: ave are going TO com.
monce TO collect the money that has
been stolen from the ORDER from tho
bondsmen OF the accused. We shall
show the conspirators no mercy. The,
tried TO wreck the order, loot the
treasury and besm rch our characters,
and We will make them suffer for ll.D
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DENVER, Dec IA young creole
named William &. Saucrs, In jall here,
snys ho was u member Of the Italian
Msia society ut the time Of the muir.
der OF Chief OF Police Hcnnesy. He
overheard their plots knew their no.
crels and wac with them the night
when they fired the fatal Ahots from
uudcr cover. He slys zone OF the
Italians lynchcd at New Otlsans were
implicated In the assassination.
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ROME, Dec. Tine Countess Wis.
conte mud her maid were murdered In
the countess' wi n ut Vallerig Friday
evening. Both women were nearly
hacked TO pieces and otherwise NAL.
treated. A German nsmud lchumln,
who had been intimate with the maid
was suspected, AMI he was arreB,ed
last evening, with purse bearing the
oountess' creit IA hts possession. lilo
confessed both murders.
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THE uEREsY CAsEB,
briggs nirched.-smith'. Trial Nearly
Completed.

New YORK, Dec. 7.-Ds. Birch 70.
sumed reading the argument Ia tho
Briggs case today, the nth charge
being taken up. In this Briggs Ia
accused OF teaching that Moses was
not the author OF the Pentateuoh,
which teaching, Ia contrary to the
essential doctrines OF the standard Of
the church. a formidable array OF
scripture eiicts was adduced In the
printed charges to show the falsity Of
Briggs theory. DIR. Birch said the
only authority on the authorship Of
the Pentateuch was the Bible itself.
"lf Moses did not write the Penta-
touch," said he, "no Jew can be-
blamed for rejecting Christ. II Moses
did not write the Pentateuch, Christ
himself IL dishonest"
When Birch finished Colonel Mo.
Cook took up the cudgel and an.
nounced his Intention to prove tho
heresy OF the theories Briggs expound-
cd in his inaugural address by Showing
their effect upon practical Christianity.
Ito had not concluded when q recess
was taken.
SMITHS CASE.
CIscIsSATI, Dec. 7.-Smith's case
Is nearing completion. Smith closed
HIS argument today, summing up with
the claim that tho committee had
failed to show anywhere In his writ.
Ing or teaching anything to Justify a
verdict Of guilty. DIR. McKib6en then
began tho closing argument for tho
prosecuting committee. A vote may
be- reached tomorrow. There seems
little doubt that 1t will be against
Smith.
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cIcyeIana'. p,urnIily In C.,,o,n,,

SACRAMENTO, Dec. The secretary
OF state has official returns from the
entire state, except luyo county, where
tho ballots were stolen on election day
and where an election IL to be hel :. The
nguies, including tho unofficial vote
OF Inyo, give Cleveland 1852 plurality.
The Prohibition party failed to poll
votes enough to have the name OF Its
candidate placed on the ballots here.
nfter.
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Alarmed For Tho In,,r,s,ofI,a,,.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 5.--rho vice.
president OF the Indian Currency
Commission has written TO tho Govern.
ment asking whether In considering
the failure OF ihr Brussels conference
steps should not be taken To protect the
Interest OF India, and requesting that
the sale OF India bills below different
rates DO stopped pending the decision
OF the Herschel commissiou,
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ST. Louis, Dec. 7.-News reached
here ut q late hour this evening Of a
mutiny at the Chester, H., penitonti.
ary. II ia reported that soventy-four
prisoners rebelled sgsins. doing some
extra work. The rlOtefs were over
come In short time by thc guards
and are now In solitary contine-
ment
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SILVER coSvEsrlOS.
Free Coinsso nnd statehood tor U,nh
DtmrndcU.

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. AT tho
third day'a session OF the Southwestern
silver Convention, the following Feso.
luton was adopted ~ the sen,e OF the
convention on the silver question;
We demand OF Congress the fvs,ora.
ton OF the double or bimetalllc stand.
dnrd by the immediate passage Of bill
Tor the free anu unlimited coinage OF
silver at a ratio not to exceed 10 n o.
gOli, the silver coined to no full tender
for all debts whntJ,oveT.
The resolution demanding statehood
Tor Utah, New Mexlco anu Arizona
was adopted.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-JOhn NJ. Cohen,
lawyer, said TO have been well.
connected In Philadelphia, from which
city lie recently came TO Chicago,
Committed suicide today by shooting.
lie vas temporarily insane because Of
Insomnia.
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nAuoS HEisAru.
Autopsy OF the uody Demanded by the
Cnnal Committee.

Canal Committee.
PARIS, Dec. The Panama Cana
committee today ro.aillrmI lhp resolu
zion declaring tho neeesaity of an Az.
topsy on the molly Of Baron de Rein.
ach. Il Is expected that the govern.
nert Will tomorrow announces the
Intention to have nm autopsy Iog.
formsd. NJ. De Bouforin Intends 10
ask tho government 10 apply the laws
dealing with corruption % tho Panama
prosecution. II the government
should consent tho trial will be .fans.
fefted 10 the criminal courts.
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boring port has either lax or m
insufficient Quarantine OF mons at aIlg
CONCERNING cmsrlE.
Inc treasury department ha, deoiJ.
60 mat a Chinese merchAn, who lvlt
tho country twenty yeara 400 anu on.
taIeu III nussness In China tnpfuby
forfeited his domiciiary flight. In fbe
United Sthtee, nni caunot return hero
without certificate from his own pov.
eminent required by the Chinese rx.
cluslon act.
SILVER puRcH4srs.
The treasury department today pur.
chnsed Ui,0O1 ounces Of silver n,
0.sS20 q O.ss50.
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a New cardinal.

ROME, Dec. Monsignor Calm.
BERT, papal nuncio At Vienna, has
been made a cardinal.
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Tho spanish CabIns, Resi.n,.

MADRID, Dec. 7.-Premier Canoyas
today canvsssed the chamber for a
vote, but was deel ted, Ho then ten.
Gered to tbs queen the Resignation
OF tho cabinet.
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TRAINS DELAYED, WIRES DOWN
The First Real Blizzard of This WiB-
Ter in Kansas.
SCHOOL BUILDING uNRoorgD.
A Little Girl Hiiicd md Other. I'm.
tured In ~ Cyclone iu
Texas.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 7.-within =
radius OF a hundred miles of Omaha
last night the storm parlook OF tho
nature OF blizzard, althou III tue
temperature was moderate. For four.
teen hours snow fell In driving clouds,
carried along by s'iii gale from the
north. Reports received here today
Indicate n general blockade. In tho
city trniiic generally IL suspended and
electric street car lines arc 10 thorough.
y blockaded that It will be at ieast two
uhys htIore they run ngaln. Hut few
serious accidents ara reported. The
burlington east-bound flyer collided
with light engine four miles west OF
south Omaha and both engines were
badly wrecked. The engineer and
fireman escaped injury. but William
II. Booth, OF Troy, n. Y, was stealing
rlio ON u mai car aud had both
legs NJ badly mangled as TO necessitate
nmputation. He may die. The Chi.
cago u Northwestern wost.bound flyer
was dorailed near Council Bluffs aud
delayed several hours, but no one was
Injured. The storm has abatei, but the
temperature IL falling.
TRAINS DELAYED.
ATCHisoS, Kan, Dec. 7.-Reports
nj the Office VI superintendent G.. NJ,
Rathoone OF the Missouri Pacific are
that snowstOTm IN raging In northern
kansns and Nebraska. The snow In
cuts between Nebraska City and
Union IL three ieet desr, anu freight
trains have boen abandoned. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-08
A TEXAS CYCLONE.

MARSHALL, Tex, Dec. IA cyclone
passed through the northwest portion
OF the county yesterday. The six-year-
old daughter OF Hank whslsy, coiored,
was killed and several other people
were injured. Much damage was done
70 prOpertY.
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CAMDEs, ARK, Dec. IA heavy
windstorm last night blew of the root
OF the public school building AMI q
portion OF the county court house was
demolished. There was no loss Of life.
Many miles OF fences were destroyed
and numerous small buildings wore
blown down.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-26
Talking n Shine to Him."

In his journeyings to Courland Prince
Bismarck managed to pick up one or
two Lithuanian phrases, and on one oc-
casion terrified a'couple of ladies nearly
out of their wits by an unexpected dis
play of his acquaintance with their ma
tive language. He was sitting at a
table dhote in Frankfort opposite to
two young ladies who were carrying
on an animated conversation. They
laughed very frequently, and appeared
to be criticising the company. From
sundry indications Bismarck gathered
that he was singled out above the rest
as an object of ridicule He knew suffi-
Gent to convince himself that they were
talking in Lithuanian. The ladies quite
naturally supposed themselves perfectly
safe in speaking harbaric dialect which
nobody would understand" and ell
joyed the fun immensely. Meantime
Bismarck whispered to a friend who was
sitting next to him
"When you hear me speak n few
words in foreign language, please hand
me key"
At dessert, when the merriment of the
young ladies was at its height, they
heard, to their great CONSERVATION, the
gentleman opposite calmly say to his
neighbor:
'"Dohd man to azlek" (give me the
key. He got his key, but the ladies sud
denly turned crimson, jumped up from
their seats and fled out of the ROOM
National Zeitung.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-26
BREVITIES.

Thomas Richardson, colored, who was
'remanded to Jail on the 18th inst. on
the charge of robbing some italian
laborers OF $500, was brought before
Squire Camper yesterday and discharge d
on account of there being no evidence
against him.
Mrs. r D. Martin and Miss Roberta
Martin aresF listing relatives in Pulaski.
Mr. Won Hemert, of Roanoke, was in
town on business yesterday.
Col. N. L. Ainsworth was in Salem
visiting friends yesterday.
C.S. Kepp, an employe of the Salem
Wagon Works, returned from Maryland
Thursday night with his bride, having
been married Wednesday,
E. E. Reese, whilst heating tar in a
bucket to paint the roof Of the Corbett
factory yesterday afternoon, met with
a painful accident. The tar caught
fire. whereupon Reese dropped the
bucket in hurry, which caused the
boiling tar to splash all over his face
and for time completely blinded him
DR.. Strickland gave the sufferer wei.
como relief.
Drs. billiard and Strickland have been
appointed physicians at tho furnace in
place Of DR.. Baird, who has lett Salem.
Col. d. G. 6hanks received a telegram
yesterday stating that six four-room
cottages at Craig city, belonging to Col.
j. G. Mcdonald, were destroyed by FIRE
Thursday night.
Charles Fl. Cooke, OF Hollins, was in
town yesterday afternoon.
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
three loud reports were heard in the
direction of the furnace, and simultane.
ousiy large cloud Of smoke was seen
to ascend from there. When the re-
porter reached the spot it was found
that owing to the inside having become
warm the melted iron and Stag broke
through on the south side Of the curo!a,
and coming in contact with the water
Jacket three explosions followed, whilst
the hot Stag poured out OF six-inch
hole In the jacket and spread around
generally. causing considerable mess
and trouble. The furnace "boss" soon
had force OF hands repairing the
break, and it was thought that the blast
would be again turned on during the
night.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-26

COUNTY COURT.
Will of Luther r. Holland Adj
mitted to Probate.

In Roanoke county court yesterday
the will Of Luther r. Holland was ad,
mitted to probate on the oath Of r. H.
Chalmers, who testified as to the hand,
writing OF the testator, the will being
wholly written by tostator. Mrs. Mary
Holland qualified SIS executrix, ne bond
being required.
The case of James Walker, charged
with stealing watch from the house OF
Charles Echols during prayer meeting
thero one night in October, was tried
befors G. j. Ligon, foreman; j. r.
Moore, R. w. Oakley, w. S. Taylor, j.
r. G. Brown, Jr., Il. A. Roberts, James
Wylie, w r. Whitescarver, e. II. Mar
shall, j. w. Hannah, B. II. Ammen and
Frank A. Lovelock, who atter hearing
the evidence returned the verdict: 1--WE.
the jury, find the prisoner guilty as
charged in the indictment and fix his
fine at five dollars" The prisoner WAS
then discharged.
The will of Julia NJ. Vanzant, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate on the
oaths of w. w. Ballard and R. IL.
Ligon, subscribing witnesses, no
Mrs Lila M. Fowler, gave bond in tho
sum of $500 and qualified as executrix
The following special grand jury was
then empanelled: M. P. Frantz, fore
man; John Parrish, D. S. Coon, George
A. Hubert, w. NlcClannahan, John
Denit, w. j. Payne, John II. Good win
and G. L. Mccormick, and presented an
indirtmen against Major Tinsley,
Ceph. Whale and Joe Reynolds, all col
ored, for com hitting burglary in May.
1892. by entering the house of Peter
Siggi and others italian laborers at the
Consolidated iron mines), beating and
assaulting them and taking S43O from
them by force.
The prisoners were brought into court
and the case continued on motion Of the
attorney. The wit
nesses for the commonwealth were then
recognized to the first day Of next term.
This is case worked up by Detective
Baldwin, and is of some interest, as
Mayor Tinsley, one of the prisoners,
was on Wednesday tried for burning a
stable in October before jury, who
found him guilty and fixed his impris-
onment at ten years in the penitentiary
Whether he will be tried for this last
crime before he goes to Richmond in
charge of the sheriff remains to be seen.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-26
Looked to tho Future.

She was stately creature and she re.
ceived his proposal of marriage with per.
feet sang froid.
"Will you accept my unworthy love,
Gladys" he whispered, gazing yearning-
ly into her face.
Certainly" she replied with the com.
bined frankness of the ingenue and the
nerve of gas company.
He was TRANSPORTED with happiness,
"And you will be my wife, he de.
manded, fearful of his audacity, skep-
teal of the reality of the atmosphere OF
bliss in which he found himself.
con one condition"
He kissed her rapturously.
"Name It'll" lie exclaimed.
She placed her hand confidingly in his.
"Do not blame mel
A dew overspread her big brown eyes.
"Fitzjulius, if ask You to sign a
stipulation for public trial of the di.
vorce suit. You know I am entirely de.
pendent on my own exertions for live.
lihood."
She read consent in his bea1ning coun.
fenance.-Detroit Tribune.