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Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-03
THE RED CROSS
Organizing In Austria, Under Orders Of
the Emperor, for Service In Combating
Cholera Should 1t Invade the Empire.
O. l.. SPALDING.
Acting Secretary.

Organizing In Austria, Under Orders Of
the Emperor, for Service In Combating
Cholera Should 1t Invade the Empire.
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-Emperor Franz
Joseph has ordered the Red Cross so-
ciety to organize for the cholera serv-
ice throughout Austria. Ten hospital
barracks are to be erected in different
parts Of the empire, and most Of these
viii be under the supervision Of the
Red Cross. The society viii also under
take the transport service, or convey
ing patients from their homes to the
hospitals
The war department is sending out
instructions to all commanders of gar
risons in the larger cities to have their
sanitary service in readiness to fight
the plague. In Galicia, especially, en-
ergetic action is urged. At all the
Galician fortresses near the Russian
border. cholera barracks are being pre-
pared, and the disinfectants and medi-
cines necessary to combat the disease
have been distributed among the de-
partments of war in this city.
A stoker Dies from Cholera.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. Sl.-A stoker Of
the steamer Urania, from Hamburg,
has died in this city from cholera.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

FAILURE of the brakes upon some
1u!linan cars to act while making up a
ndin at the Union depot in Pittsburgh,
,d'' on the Goth, caused serious crash
~ eolllslon with the standing portion
VI 'ne train, resulting in the crushing
- platforms, the breaking of windows
"nu serious injury to several persons.
WHILE addr essing the young people
y MS church, on the Goth, Rev. r. M.
p'own, pastor of the First Lutheran
Inurch at Wynantskill, N. Y, was
Ahocked senseless by stroke of light
aing. His injuries are not necessarily
oS the Goth the Canadian Pacific
Ter eaiher Empress of Japan arrived at
W. wancouver, B. c., from Hong Kong.
Heh soo miles from Yokohama fire
.ohe out IN her hold, which was ex-
.usulshed by water and steam forced
ahiougn holes cut in the bulkheads.
hoout ten tons of tea and sugar were
oufned. The danger at one time was
Lnsioered SO serious that the ships
"a: oa's We're lowered, watered and pro-
',-0nea all ready to leave the ship.
IN EAR brldgend, Wales. on the 26th,
s;on So miners were entombed by an explo-
n ss IN the Aberkenfig mine. Strenuous
tb. tbs We're made to reach and rescue
III lii untll, flames issuing from the pit,
n..a pe OF saving any of the unfortu-
men alive was abandoned.
canes "AhEs R. MORTON was hanged at
mnu naen n. j., on the 26th, for the
T~a; OF an aged colored woman,
~ no a ann Watt, in May last.
No 'ne 9th the Russian town of
stra- ' on the river Pripets, was de-
M yeu e oy hre, and nearly all of its S.
Or. reputation are homeless and in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

} rilis. ~ 40. hsit arE silver and gold
! stsf 49, 80 sppnnfl Ms. Aier POI
RI. t8Hs.e lsa .oa eit be d a
! ai,h. Mr. ssd Mr. Cs.s A. had kst.
land ter t5.'is snd d.n.k irs 4 ~.
sod ans Or usptins: Mr. spi Mt. Geo.
X lizard. EstAbJ. silver bon-bon dish !,
Mr.. Z leo Clever. Dorset. one dox silver
tni.@; Master Ira Glover, pair vases;
Mss Alice Hillisrd. Ruilsp3. tst china
fruit pis,es; A u. Phelps. N. D.. Glens
F.Ils. n \, ons half drE Bohrmsin glaze
iumblsrs; Mas A q. Ksgler. Hoosick
Fails, N. Y. ma. tutters; Mrs. u. J. Moul.
tborp. Rutland. silver and cut glsss fruit
dist; Will Hsrrick and mother. Dandy.
set cut glass; Mr.. Mr.. q. A. Tossley
Fest gape,t. sispd spre.d. civ er batter
knife sld io~,is. Mr. Wan. Root East Bu,
pe,t. pair dsmssk ,osels. Mu. Anna
Phelps. Sandy Hill. n. Y. pair dsmssk
tovei.: Mr. sad Mr., Wm. Phelps. East
Rupert, psif dsms.k u wsls; Mr., \. T.
aud Juuis Tbsyfr. pair vase; Mr. Frank
Brewster. act tut picks, Mira Mary Hall.
set nut picks; Mr.. .. Brewster and Mr,.
II. y. Hopkins. silver fruit kpives: Miss
Della Smith, elk aud lace pocket hsndks RI
chief, Chas. aud Louie S,snnsrl Bohemian
glass set The happy couple left Thurs
day morning Tor bridal trip to Fitch,
burg ssd Boston. and will reside in North
Adams. Mass.
RuPKHT
Ms. ID. Raiter is on the sick lst
% Y. sheldon is-sble to be on the
street again.
= Burr and Wayne HHwood OF Dorset
we're In toun M,ndsy.
The week OF prayer will be observed
at the Congregations church.
B. II. Bibens surprised the boys Fri.
day night by bringing home q bride.
Harry Cnndsll Of Manchester 10
spending the holidays at his fathers
Floyd Smith and Mary Cassidy OF
Salem, N. Y. were married at the NJ. f.
parsonage Dec. 2lst.
Union services OF the W. q. T. U.
we're held at the Methodist church Sun.
day eve Rev. Mr.. Motley preached.
The Sabbath schools Of the town held
their usual Christmas exercises on Monday
evening. All rspoit pleasant time.
Cards are out announcing the mar,
age OF Hiss Sarah Rising Of West Ru
pert and W. Cleveland Of Salem. N Y.
Dec. 20.
WRIST RUPERT
: FrInk HswIey has been spending few
lays 10 Troy.
Miss N Bsrlen has been home on Wis
t fcrs few days.
e Beeb and wife have been on the
ici list for a few days
Spencer Beebe has gone on the road
or B Rice 4 Co for . few weeks.
- Miss Folger and lady friend. OF Troy
ave been visiting Ut g H Ricbeys.
Mr., q Hopkins has been visiting in :.
salem for few days. at Miss Green's.
--Disciples church gave an entertain,
,ent to the Sunday school with Christ
las tree and oyster supper.
Tspley's Bread Winners" utwears al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

! BURTON e. co.
Will offer weeks or until lines are closed out
CLOTHES wRINGERs Universal $500 Daisy Iron Frame 81 so
WASH TUBS Large size s5c Medium SOC.
Manila Rope r~
Bushel Quart
KEROSENE OIL CANS
with Faucet cents With pump the Ladies F'' a Gal o d" Queen as ct.
Carpet warp wei een.p pound
HARTMAN STEEL DOOR MATS
sheet1nss var vide s.
HOS ERx.
% c%n%s DC @ sras reduced pass Black e Hose both
s1 csnn .. a1 s % s D' contain
TABLE DAMAsKs--An linen, Sc to so inches wide
e e @ % extra s .s % s :a .s S IL ard. az ss r r. :
Heavy long very al
Il r
s veg. .~ . s p . + ss % Jersey Vests $780, % " " "' ''"
Scarlet Underwear. quality,
8 H Q T. 3.
'i7
a
e MrAu "
A Complete of Fzas,els #8a @I !
to A 1tHt saw
an A PARIS sERGE /
NAVY Blue STORM SERGES
inch widths 49, go IS and 50 Very fne desirable and stylish
Wool Henriet and an
Black Australian and Camels Hair So and 81 cent"
PRINTS CENTS
Yarns Weight, !
: except ' s.. si. Yarn: % osa Very os. "
Patent Flour at $500 per barrel Best st. Louis 81
BURTON & CO., Manchester Centre vt |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

Tspley's Bread Winners" outwears eli
other shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

" Of
feet nehs weight
Mnumen
the o csriodlo
throush
damuss u 10 upsrso n
pHeraDd nsrrsvt
J. hon.t and
Of the anyd iford.
mes lnss md Z
ESTABROOK, Box o. Manchester Centre Vt
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EXCELSIOR GRANITE COMPANY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

UNION STREET, MANCHESTER. VT.
December i4lh. 1891 siif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

In Thousands of csses the cure Of
cough ls the preventative Of consump-.
ton. The surest cough medicine IN the
world - DIR. Woods Norway Pine
syrup. ssid by all dealers on guafan-
ee of satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

velvet ribbons would have . waist
with . yoke formed by gathering the
rnuslin Into ieug-hwise puts divided BY
move rows Of insertion run with more
and narrow ribbons. would have deep
CUTS made In Tia same way. and ] would
have yellow ribbon belt to confine the
waiSt fuilnesA~
The pussy wouldn't Be lursd into any
approving demonstration. and 80 I
tanned to . bigger one on the end Of the
loueeet branch VITA its soft grayish
white skirts very distinctly visible.
-You srs going 10 Re tail, : said, and
probably quite stiking What DO you
say. then. ~ this pale gray bat,ste Tow
cred with big punches Of wisterias
You couid have il made, think. with .
full wssss With frisls 81 gray bstists
falling over frisls 81 lavender hatlsta
about he sIiehtly po:ated neck and he
elbow sleeves. fou could have the bot
sam ef the skirt finished In thu sa~e
vav with nArro~ ru1les % lavender
unxter gray. sna yoa cDsid wear.
Il Yoa fila equal ~ carrying out the
sheue with great enaetn>ss. . levea-
sr s~zh and . lavender ribbsa in pour
Or
HAis pussy weuldnt <esaznlt hrrssii
- mere than the ether ore. aa(i
snlsi hass given up ny tax Il could
- foapd = rsers spssslativs ss6ienes.
- fAunllg haA nnnD = . .nE1xnfG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

1t OHarafs. " Cansi-et.s this week.
AnIver dollar win every IS purchase.
silver half dollar with every SIS
purchase.
chase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

covered With all their blushing
pinkness they forced themselves on the
eyes Beside them were white violets
by the thousand, dotting pale sheer
lbatistes as thin rs null. and long sue
culent iris stalks, with purple deur de
lis standing out against white organdies
barred with green and bright axaleas
making great blotches of color on laven-
der and blue chambrays, and punches
of arbutus on soft semftransparent
green ginghAms, and twigs OF peach
blooms on creamy brown mulls.
sbsndoned my cause of the florists
boy, decided that when. in due course
of reincarnztion. should Be born
again young and, 1t is to be hoped.
pretty, would come In search OF . Ger
tain pale rosy muslin with pattern o.
snowdrops. Sud then faced about
squarely and set myself to the very cv-
ident duty Of convincing nature that in
spite Of the upreadiness of the calendar
IL was spring.
The pussy willows didn't seem TO
think % when went to the park TO
ind them They looked at mo ~ If
surprised that knew them In their
brown hoods and wrappings. and for
the moment doubted the shopkeep-
ers: but am reasoning with the puss-
les In my warmest window. with = gay
spread OF samples OF cotton stuffs down
before them, and in the end think
they will yield 10 the logic, not to
mention the hot water and scknowl-
edge that the shopkcepers are right by
putting on their shiny mackintoshes
and showing themselves in their white
gowns.
II was hard to keep mp . consistent
line Of argument with the pussics this
morning when the snowhakes danced
on the other side Of the glass Hike mad
things, but I diverted their attention
As well as could by advising them how
TO have their summer dresses made.
There was one very small bud down in
the crotch of twig. with its head peep
ing out of its cloak ever so little. This
! took for brunette bud, plump,
brighteycd and piquant. and chose for
il among the samples BIT Of white
dimity. strengthened by tiny cords of
yellow silk woven lengthwise and cross
wise and forming small checks on the
face Of the material. with , little ycl-
low flower in each square.
IF were you." said, and il seemed
rs IL the pussy poked its head out
farther to hear me, II would have this
cut with . plain. full skirt. trimmed
about the bottom with two rows of
opeu-meshed insertion. run with yellow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

opening tor the miiiiners and dress
makers are following the exsmpIs Of
ths Sew foF< dxno<rats and forcing
early conventions. - | considered tle
case Of pussy IN . particularly glossy
brown mackias1ssh pulled complskriy
over her bead zxd hialns her sb2oIate-
~. ~ yoa are AN utter stranger !
Reasoned. Il doa't have 10 PLAY YOU are
pretty. yoa can be IA ordinary. con-
lnonplaee. everyday sort 81 individual.
Who viii ieok well or "a ascending Ia
the sense IA ises of il yoa show in
picking out Year clothes. let me see;
don't know your complexion. bat Ga
. venture I viii put ycn into = navy
blue ehAmeray, that color Il safe for
almost anybody. Ii shall Do this bit,
almost icss uadsr the xsyer ones. with
large violets aud ivy leaves decking il 81
Intervals. II You won't cosne out ana
~ how you prefer II you'll ges Z very
simpie little dress with full waist aud
. pcasAn. bodice belt Of velvet, vita
velvet braces over your shouidsrs-~
II h nuisance planning fetching
toilets-uew thea thls u the niath timo
aes& =" 80 - &t<'tt ~ cay ttt<AtA&
agaia tos such an irrespoasive house
hold. but the samples compelled Il. and
there was a pale plak gingham barred
with white that ! had rot yet disposed
Of. II lay beside very delicate blua
barred with white-for singie color
with white marking Is tho most popular
and not always tho least pretty design
Of the spring. ] appropriated the two
Of them 10 two twin pussies out ON =
small twig by themselves. and advised
the pink pussy TO think we'll Of skirt
composed of three scanty dounccs
reaching to the waist aud round waist
draped and held by . velvet ribbon
girdie- The best could do for the blue
pussy was . round wasted yoke
bodice with full sleeves and skirt
with plated ribbon ruches 1t the bot
tom.
With the coming of the sun blue Is
the color that prevails The blue of the
sky. such sky as we imagine we are
going TO get in April. with the wind
whisking the white clouds across the
face of II and the tree buds thrusting
themselves in silhouette against il, looks
out from all the new materials. There
are blue chiffons, too, delicate in their
beauty even To look al, and blue India
silks dotted with butterflies and rose
buds. and Whitley blue cloths with blue
velvet ribbons laid against them, and
blue muslins with gnarly brown twigs
inlscing their borders. and blue batistes
checked with . silvery gray, and blue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Since its fret introduction. Electric
Bltters has gained rapidly in popular
favor. until now ii 10 clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
MISUNDERSTANDING nothing which
perniits its use as beverage or inioxi-
cant. it is recognized A. the hest aud
purest medicine for all ailments of
stomach, liver or kidneys-It will cure
slck headache, indigestion. constipation
and drive malaria from the system.
Satisfaction gusrsntced with each hottie
or the money will be refunded. Price
only so cents per BEETLE. Sold by Peck
Broa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14
NEW PADS In STYLE
Flowers in the Windows While
the Shows i'm the Air.
FIRST OUTPUT OF MILLINERY
The Jsys Of oinghams. chAmhEAys.
Bstssses. Muslins and malis Blue
The coaslne Color.

am trying 10 coax the ''pussiss" On
q sprig of willow % caue Out and show
themselves IL seems an at Of duty cr.
a lsast, am eocrcea - = hot water aud
sun bath course o. treatment by an
ianer ssnss of the general htness Of
things III the shop Windows won't
wait on the season. Why the scsSon
must wait on the shop windows
This morning q great spread of white
dimities fairly thrust itself in my face
a. hurried 10 eosne within smelliug
distance of florists boy with = big
covered basket of roses There were
roses. too. on the eisnities and they were
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

chambrays crossed with yellow. giving
the very essence of imagined SPRING
not always the real article-in sky and
. food of sunshine.
Violet and heliotrope shades are going
to be more fashionable even than last
season. ! wouldn't write it down II the
fact were not too obvious long to escape
observation, for the wrong women
always put them on and spoil the colors
and themselves Green and white rank
high and will rank higher. The COM
bination presents designs enough, but
less serious ones than the heliotrope
probably.
The early efforts in spring millinery
make gardens of the windows. Women
who are of to St Augustine are in .
hurry to buy, and so the southern ex-
odus is largely responsible for the fore
ing Of the season The grip is respon-
sible for the swollen tide of the exodus,
and so to the grip / must charge the
showed me the other afternoon. 1t had
. nat crown aud fat straight brim,
with thick wreath of moss pink about
II; do you know the dear old-fashioned
flower? II had two iridescent green
wings standing up at the back, and II
was to be tied down with broad green
velvet strings. Did you know the grip
had such pleasant responsibilities?
There was pale, crcamy-brown
straw, too. whose crown was very
small and round and whose brim turned
down slightly all around. 1t was
trimmed with band of china blue rib
bon, with bunch of snow drops in
front and cluster of blue ostrich tips.
Like the green hat. it had wide strings.
More extreme than these. but quite in
character with the grips general repu-
tation, was thick plat of gold cord
aud black ribbons. woven to form .
bandeau about the high knot Of hair.
This was spring toque, with three big
pink roses to crown il and more than
three cold-catching Possibilities
At large reception the other evening
Il struck me that womankind had given
itself over absolutely 70 the princesse
gown. Most Of the dresses had corssge
arrangements Of lace, embroidery and
old brocade. or. very frequently. velvet
ribbon ssshcs going hall way up the
back. then crossed and taken like
bretelles over the shoulders and brought
boek under the arms 80 that the ends
again met behind sad were joined BY
low or buckle to fall In long stresmess.
ELLEN OsDonx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

We authorize our advertised druggs.
TO sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds: upon
this condition. IL you are afflicted
with Cough, Cold or any Lung. Throat
or Chest trouble, and will use this rsm-
edy Is directed. giving it far trial,
and experience no benefit, you may re-
turn the bottle and have your money
refunded. We could not make this
offer did We not know that Dr. King $
New Discovery could b relied on. Ii
never disapponts. Trial bottlea free
NJ White 4 Whites drug store, Large
ssxe SOC and 81 90.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Observation-Disclosures. intense itching
and singing: most ~ night. worse by
scratching. IL allowed 70 continue
tumoFs form, which often bleed ard
aieeFate, becoming very sore. swAfsE $
OINTMENT stops tBe itching sne bleed
ing. heals liberation, ard IN NEST cases
Femoses the tnmors. At druggists, or
b. mail. tor % cents. DT. Swayns d
Eon, Philadelphia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

Guarantee pr. Ackcr's Blood Elixir.
for Is has been fully demonstrated to
the people Of this country that IL Is
superior 70 all otter preparations for
blood diseases. II Is positivc cure for
syphilitic poisoning. Ulcers. Eruptions
and Pmpies. II purifies the whole sys-
tenn and thoroughly builds up the conssi.
tuition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

(4HeSD nAfIDS INDIANA hAskhoAO
Seneou1e N eject January ~. l~-
TRAINS solss xo.ru.
scufs Ls r,ss
For SAGINAW and Cadillac Sisnm S&ar
N.sxias. - - ssa. np.a
CIV @A1 1'~s am.u xr.
NAV RIan- nnnu
From Knianazys and cni-
T Sssa9;..-s; .s;.f,: , =; az,
800 ~, 'ts,Ak aS ~ = -. aA@Us etn0
~S"s ossss sxeept s"aoaS'
ssAxs como sorsn.
r.na LSss;ss
pcr Ctneinnaff 49, sA
for forf Wavne sod M ~Sse
East 11uan >m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-14

The Secret Art of Beauty lies not in
cosmetics. but 10 only IN pure blood
and healthy performances of the vita!
functions, 10 be obtained by Using Bur-
dock blood Bltters.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-04-29
PITCH HOLES.

Merrily down the snowy road
Right smoothly glides the sleigh,
Lightly bearing its laughing load
Over the hills and away.
Then suddenly like tiger springs
With creak and sway and shrug;
Il bucks like broncho, and wildly filings
Its riders about like useless things
Till they yearn for pillows and cushions and
springs,
For fierce are the pangs that the pitch hole
brings
With its ug-ug-chug-kerchugl
So bargained with her as we glided on
A kiss for each pitch hole there,
And, as smooth was the way we rode upon,
She thought my proposal fair.
But sudden change came over the miss
As turned on another tack,
Where every rod meant chug and kiss,
And every pang was rewarded with bliss,
And we pitched SO fast was like to miss
Oh, what could be sweeter or dearer than this
This ug-ug-chug-ack-smack
| But no maiden ever could stand II long
Not the kissing, Of course, but the track
And she pleaded at length that she WASH
strong,
And asked TO be taken back.
So we made another bargain there,
And sealed it with hug;
For kisses only when roads were fair,
And spectators not scattered here and there,
Nor pitch holes prevalent everywhere,
Though ever since have blessed in prayer
Their ug-ug-chug-kerchugl
New York Truth.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-04-29
PEOPLES 4 VOICE.
POLITICAL CALENDAR,

gPeoples party state convention to
nominate state ticket, congressman at
large, ten presidential electors and
elect delegates to national convention,
Wichita, June 18th.
Prohibition party state convention,
Forest Park, Ottawa, July u, ID.
Republican state convention to Sc
leet delegates to national Republican
convention, Hutchinson, May 8.
Republican state convention to
nominate officers, at Topeka, June 80.
Seventh district convention to
nominate delegates to Republican
national convention, Kinsley, May 3.
Seventh district congressional con-
vention to nominate Republican con-
gresham, Kingman, June 5.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-04-29
A Married Mans First Duty.

When a young man marries his first
duty is to study how his wife may live
most beautifully and most honorably,
and for the longest number Of years,
Our homes ought to anticipate perma'
nence and have the common sense and
morals that win long continuance. There
can be no happiness like that Of a noble
home, no misery like that of a merely
coupling together of man and woman
for brief hard working and animal
existence. Every day should be lived
80 as to add health, rather than to en-
feeble and weary. You may be SURF
that If youcannot rise in the morning
with clear head and pure heart, there
is little before you but disease and mis-
cry and discord.-Mary E. Spencer il
st. Louis Glbbe- Democrat.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-04-29
Killing an Alligator with Harpoons.

A small Indian village in South Amer
lea in which l was staying was period
ically terrorized by one of its inhabitants
being carried off by a large alligator.
The natives became worked up to such
pitch of excitement that it was re-
solved to kill the terrible visitor at any
cost. Accordingly two powerful men
were chosen to watch for it and destroy
it. One night they saw a monster ALI
gator rise out of the river and climb on
rock to rest.
Forgetting all about danger, they
waded in the river until they were only
a short distance away from it, when
they took true aim and thrust two har-
poems into its body. After a struggle
they killed that terror of the village.
From the tip of his nose to the end Of
his tail he measured fifteen feet, being
one of the largest ever slain. The two
men who killed him were of course the
heroes of the hour.-Interview in New
York Tribune.