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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-18

The Board OF Trustees ofthe Oregon State
Insane asylum hereby invite sealed pro-
pOsaIs tor furnishing at the asylum near
Salem, Or gOn, the following supplies for
the six months ending January /, 1898:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-18

When Columbus discovered Amer
lea he found that the Indians pos
sessed dogs. They We're direct de
scendants of the wild coyotes of the
plains. You can find a beautifully
mounted group of coyotes in a glass
case at the National museum a
male, female and young one. Their
resemblance to certain domesticated
dogs is very striking. Washington
Star.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-18
State Treasurer's Third Notice
SALEM. ksay TO- 1892

NALEM, Hay TO- ISy2.
STATE OF OREGON.
TREASURY DEPAETNEST
NOTICE Is hereby given that sufficient
- funds are -n la u to pay all outstahd-
ing staiewarr n's eudor@el "preSenteG and
not paid for want of funds and that the
same Will he paid upon rres-ntatien at tb is
office, intere~l thereon ces.sing with the
date Of this notice. PHIL. ME- s HAN,
state T 'easurer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-18

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whether caused by indiscretion or aus.
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healthy. Price SIS 90 per Eo'u ue..
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1nf&mmatory elect, Strictures,2c' FF'e'
81 so per Bottle.
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for the effective healing Of Syphilitie sens
and eruptions. Price 81 90 per Boi
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and Brain treatment; loss OF physieAi -, -
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Price 90 90 per Box.
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Sent everywhere, Q. o D., securely p-&~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
RATTLE WITH 4 MANIAC
Herman Seiglcr Kills His WIZ. Aged
Parents-Thrcnt- TO Lynch Him.

CHICAGO. Nov. Californian Seigler shot and
instantly killed Henry and Caroline Seitz. tho
parents OF his wife, at their home. 723 North
Pauline street. this morning Then no blazed
away Mt his wife. who was hit. but not seriously
wounded When the police arrived Seiser
made desperate resistance. and in an en-
change Of bullets the murderer fell with n
cartridge in his right side from tho pistol OF
Policeman Simonson. Seiger. who il said by
some Of his friends to be insane. was taken to
the County Hospital. where tho bullet was ex-
tracted from his body
Tho man lived on the lower floor OF the
cottage. while his victims occupied the upper
floor. At O'Clock Seiger told his vito he
intended to go hunting. and left for his
brothers house at 800 North Hoyne avenue
to borrow a shotgun. His brother saw moth
ing unusual In his actions. and gave him his
double barreled shotgun together with tlf-
teen cartridges. Seigler returned at once to
his own residence. He went to the pnrlor
where his children were. Hearing Segler's
little boy scream. Mrs. Sciltz hurried down
to the parlor and was instantly shot dead.
Mrs. SeigIer. hearing the shot ran into tho
house OF Mrs. Fredorica Hcyden. calling for
assistance ms she passed through the hallway.
She took her children with her. Mrs. Sei.er
then fastened back home. and as she entered
supposed that it was intended for Mrs. Seltz.
but some Of the shot struck Mrs. Scglcr in tho
breast. and she was covered with blood. The
no descended to the hall way. AS he stepped
to the floor SeiGcr fired twice. and ,Selltz's
occurred while large congregation was leay-
ienem. and soon l.50O people were surround
"A patrol wagon arrived. and Policemen
Sim3nson and i.uby ATTEMPTED to arrest Seig
sstance. Smonson opened the front door
As no saw the policemen Seigler. raised the
followed closely and threw the doors open
front Of the house fell back. and as si Psice ~
shot which injured no one. Simon son returned
the FIRE. and Seigler staggered back with
bullet in his right side.
Not knowing whether. he had been MORALLY
wounded and fearing that he might still he
able to make lively battle tho police decided
to h wait until assistance sis came Policeman
POLICEMEN Donaghue and Foley. They with
the others approached the house with revolt
yers drawn and knocked at the front door.
hue again knocked. Scarcely had he removed
his hand. when the door was shattered by a
shot from the inside. Several shots penetrated
In tho mean time mn extra detail OF police
had arrived. Among them was Policeman Dan
lei Mccarthy. who succeeded finally in placing
skill Mccarthy and Simonson holding the
nearest wagon. Threats Of violence were
by citizens. Seiger was struck and kicked by
men. who tried to drag him from the police.
Ihs w, was finally placed in the wagon
Stigler declared the Lord ordered him to do
what ho had done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
A Had sma.h.up In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O.-Through the blunder Of
some one there was Il collision OF two heavily
laden freight trains on the Belt Line Hallway.
near the Arch avenue crossing. at o'clock
this morning. Three lives were lost. and two
men were injured SO seriously that they may
not recover Those who were killed are:
John Beauchamp conductor. Belt line train
No. IA.
:. Hichard A Otto. brakeman. Belt line train
No IA. -,
Louis Obitz. fireman. Belt line train No. &c.
Those who were injured are: ,,
Thomas Garland. engineer. Belt line train
No, rs. bruised anout face and legs and scalded
badly: left arm broken. -,
John Best. brakeman, Belt line train No. 81.
badly .scnlded may not recover.
Train No. IA had come to stop. and it is
supposed that IeaucEamp and Otto wero
2slcep in the cabooSe al, as they failed TO Nag
al tho collision WAS terrific, and n dozen ears
Wrrs smnshed l." k'nalnG N wool me L0i e
debris terribly manalcd. Garland and Bets;
who were on the engine with ubltz. managed
both We're badly crushed and senlded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
HANGED HER AFTER DEA TIL.
Murder Of a Woman In Her Cow Stable by
Some One Lying In Wait.

BRADFORD. Pa. Nov. 2o.-Alrs. Lucettc Gross
meyer. aged 80. was found hanging in her COW
stable at Farmers Valley last evening. At
first II was supposed 10 he a case OF suicide.
Investigation. however. brought to light a
brutal murder. Tho old lady had gone to the
static to milk her cow
Tho murderer. evidently knowing her
habits. was lyin: in wait for her. As she en-
!ere,l tn, staolo d or she was seized from be-
4 large poui Of blood was found on tho floor
Mriks, Of finger. were on her throat and
and face were plainly marked. Her clothing
wa, nearly, torn ir%m hsr body and her hair
After committing the deed the murderer hung
the baby. by TIC neck from Taiter; ,..
Owing to domestic difficulties the coupls had
not lIyeh toGciL.r for long TIM Mrs. Cross,
OF her husbands farm. which was occupied by
h"r son. This son. halnh Grossmier was ut
Smthport. but his Ircsent whereabouts Is I'M
known. He was tho only one known to 10
hostile in any sense to his mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
NOT BLELA'S COMET. sIYS PROF. BOSS.
And It's Going Away from the Earth and 10
Now 2SO 1000 900 Miles Distant

ALBANY. Nov. 20.-Prot Lewis Boss OF tho
Ludley Observatory. who has been watching
the comet whose alleged near approach to the
earth has aroused the apprehensions OF the
nervous and timid. says tonight that he is
satisfied that the celestial wanderer with
the hebulous caudal appendage is not only
not the Bea comet. but is not even travelling
supposed by some astronomers. Moreover
Prof Boss says that while he has not been
satisfied that instead Of approaching the earth
Ut tho rate Of 100 m les n second ant being
night before last only II ,oOO.CGO miles away.
earth. and Is now about 25O.WO.OOU miles
away. AS far as he can ascertain at present
astronomers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
ED H4RRIGAS HEARS FROM COZ. FUNK
It Was At - Spirituallstsc Performance, and
tho Consolidate Heud Was In q Buckct.

II W - II eplrtuouSfsc FerfOrr1Auee, ana
tho Consolidate Hend Was In q Buckct.
Edward Harrigan. the com edian. and AMMO
Eva Fay. tho seiEht.o Of. hand performer or
medium. as you choose. played n double star
engagement mt Proctor's Twenty-third Street
Theatre last night. Miss Fay was supported
by her lecturer" whose name did not n prear.
Mr.. Harrigan was one Of the committee from
the audience. the other member Of which was
DR.. Is. A. Lindsay. Miss Fay Is small and thin.
with big rolling eyes. strong jaws and hollow
checks. and with huge coil OF yellow hair.
After some puzzling tricks Mr.. Harrican
was seated in the cabinet with Miss Fay. A lot
OF paper WAS put in her lap. Mr.. HarliGan
laid both his hands upon the paper. Atam-
BOURNE and q guitar were put uron his hands.
deep bucket was put oyer his head. and a
pencil was put between Miss Fays teeth. The
curtains were. closed and Immediately the
strumer IS sounded. and afterward the sound
OF pencil WAS heard and the futtering Of
sheets o. paper;
issued forth in 3stats OF great Hurry. Hands"
said he. "pinched me on the arms and hands
and voice whispered Col Funk" in my ear.
! knew N Coz; Funk once. but he has been dead
. "DId Miss Fay move or speak p asked tho
lest rr ,.,u
as could Judge" said Mr. HarriGan. :The
Earer was torn violently from under my
h han d ,ron, never Ent heard word from her
The paper contained various messages for
various persons, most of whom were in tho
audience. The first was claimed by fat
at the elm. hsara last SIN hiSh t that stnS vas
iia!risan wired lis eyss ana shs%k hiimse::
gets me. i don't understand it."
The tablc-liiting act ended the show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
CORBETT DID NOT LOOK.
Though Modcstly behaved He Attracts q
Great Deal OF Attention at the Theatre.

Among the people in the boxes at Sunday
night variety show in town last week was Cor
bett. the champion pugiist. He came In with
his wife and without attracting much atten-
ton. but when the first few in tho house saw
him they whispered to the others. and nobody
and nothing except Corbett attracted notice
after that. 1t. was noticeable that all tho
women in the house looked at him and talked
about him. bat there was nothing singular
about that because all tho m"n did the samo
thing. Whether he noticed the sensation he
was creating cannot be said: but no man In the
hous" behaved more modcStly He sat fur
bnck in u sile box in the gallery. half hidden
behind his wife. and no seemed to Day no at
tention to any performer unit witty dialect
comedian came on. Then Corbett leaned over
his wllo and look oil Mt tho man. Toward the
end Of the act he smiled to provo that he was
amused. 1t was remarked that he looked n
great deal like u comedian and very little like
II fighter.
The strange thing was the behavior OF the
Performers on the stag. Those that sang
danced danced at him. and th3se who ttalked
talked up ut tho gallery ,whern he sat; Finally.
there came IL French iallrd singer whose chief
attraction is that she lii her skirt at the end
~ each verse and sings Look al that" Every
Time she ended a verse she turned toward Cor
hett and it was Corbett and II" ono elss whom
she ask ed to look when she came to that part
OF her business. Corbe,t did not LOOK. after all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
BROOKLYN.

Alfred y. Ives graduate Of Yale and for fourteen
years teacher III the public schools. has been APP
pointed rrIncpal OF Grammar School No. 49, ~ Lewls
AyenNe aud NcDOnoEgh street
Tie working Of the n. W fire boat David A. Boody,
which was At the hrc AZ Harheck stores on sat
Irday Was satisfactory N every WAY. The boat VIII
lie stationed at tuo Bridge docs, aud VIA cover the
river iron, east OF The Navy fard
The psrshionrrS at the hurch Of Our Lady Of Mercy
In neurvoss piluc, save u reception at the ,raiiu
opera House last n!g 4, their pastor, thN cry Rrv
Vicar GENERA T.. y. Mcnamara, H. IN honor OF his
apI0intnent 10 The Important diocesan Office by Bishop
Mcdonnell
bishop Mcdonnell! has appointed the Rev James J.
Nc,usker Of 81 ratrcks CHURCH. Fort Hamilton as
Tor Uf The Assumption Church. NJ YORK amt Jar Streets
Brooklyn which Ia Oyablc ructUrsIp and has
lsen vacant SINCE tho death of the late Wear General
William heegan.
Joseph loulbsrdo an Italian Of $50 Carroll street.
Slot and fatally wounded in the back yard OF Ills
home early yesterday morning. lie refused to make
snte.mortem statement the Seney Hospital The
police have arrested Uomido IArso. Benjs Codress
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
DR. MARTHUR ON CHURCH AND SITE.
He Dcnounccs the Roman Catholics md
Promises More ON Thursday.

The subject OF the Rev. DIR. MacArthur's ser.
mon in the Calvary BAPTIST Church last even
ing was Shall Public Schools Become Nur-
series o. Sectarianism or Patriotism"
There was special fitness in discussing this
question at tho present time. he said. because
in the past week II number of prelatcs had met
in solemn conclave in this city and devoted u
great deal OF time te the public school ques-
ton. under the surerintcndence OF n special
cmissnry Of tho Pope. He thought it most
humiliating thing that man should be sent
from homo to teach America how 10 manage
her public schools.
Livery land under the heel of Rome" ho
continued, is characterized by ignorance.
Tho percentage OF iliteracy in Spain Is ~. in
Italy nearly as much In South America it Is
from 40 to %. In heather China 1t is only 30.
Italy is more ignorant than China. Spain Is
moro ignorant than China. Every land where
Rumnnism is dominant stands conspicuous
for its ignorance. Yet that Church rresumcs
to send a man from ignorant Italy TO instruct
us IN tho management OF our patiin schools.
schools shai fS Become sectarisn lone has be-
come surcrciiious tho past few months moro
the parochia, schools In the recent Column an
professions has made her supercilious. There
is to Ioree .i Ynt III Mnon
shsil not enter tonight upon ,s the roli,i.
nksgivinG Day. when |, shall chalions"
cy say no% That The tsH w
great reverse in the decision of the ballots
cast in illinois and Misf ;n In Ihs public
vi may bo charged with bigotry. and cx-
characterize my remarks. but II standing ur
for the American public school system is
eisTrtry am willing n:t to be called tix%t
nouncng tho public schools: they call them
goddess scminarics 81 vice. hotdcds nt sin
defends. the schools. he is called bigot 1t IS
u title of honor;
dclphs Presided resHS S over By Archbishop Ryan.
Judge Edward T. Dunn, tho orator OF the
said tho sIo hid "SsSSsawn c
pubic school question wi be an open one ut
tho nolls before long: it is secret one al
Il know why Romo is opposed to the public
schools IGGy are nR nmn OF
and medieval IDEAS. Having lost millions oil
her sons through their emigration to enlight-
money 10 max. the children under her care not
American citizen hut homan t Catholics.
teso%S te "ther. " ehGTcn
whose faith makes tho countries In which it
Ge Ihn hs Of on
The time Is coming when Roman Catholic
will be candidate for President.
II know the in fluences which nre brought to
bear on tho newspapers to prevent the publ
cation of certain facts that reflect on the Roman
Church. and know men are boycotted for op-
posing tho aims Of that Church.
The Romanists know what they accom-
elished at the polls. and Of that shall sreak
on Thursday.
Think OF the three Cs. Beautiful trio,
Can you name them? And that other name in
a distant quarter OF the State! Grand
quartet -
The congregation which had laughed now
and then now dispersed. audilly Wonderin.
who the three "C's" were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
NEJT JERSEY.

81, Mays fair for the benefit II tbs Young Non
Cathol!c Club In Jersey city netted Sloo0olO
Angelo Hcrnaditt aged 80 years, shot and probably
Aiaily wounded Ferdinand trapo uhyeAroId Italian
houhlAcE. in Nowar last night. the Two quArrelled
IN Factory street tenement Bernaditti escaped.
TWAS announced yesterday by the treasurer Of tho
committee III charge ~ the entertainment recently
In Rosss Theatre luhr.-r for the benefit the
Hamburg sufferers. that sI,.Sbi had been realized
Donaid Campbell. a Paterson silN dyer. struck his
VIII. IN the back The nrcA with Iignted lamp last
night aud ran away. Trope passing ~ tue street
heard Mrs tamlbe,l- trvs ana sMItheftu the names.
She was terribly burned.
The officers Of the German catholic Congress-. which
WAS held IN Newark sept -ubcr. sent TO the SnrL'
itima last night two column reply to Father Cor
iganr letter which printed on FRIDAY lhey urLy
all NJ Father Corrigans allegations.
The body OF n man. whose name 10 believed from
papers in his pocket To be Chatham was fnani IN the
Morris Canal At Newark yesterday; On n paper AL
"ns not be bard on M. iii Set WORK "''A'
The Rev. Father CorI!ssp, pastor Of the Church OF
swer to Bishop wixEer,s demand for fstraction Of
certain state msntS in lstsrs published 6y Father Cor
RYAN Father corriEan declines to make any rerNc.
iASD. claiming khst there 4 AothinS 80 rsts~st T.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
PERRY VIII GO NoRTn AGiIN
Ho Receives Three Years Leave to Con.
tinue His Explorations.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2o.-Information has
been received in this city that Secretary Tracy
OF the Navy Department has granted a three
years lcavc of absence to Lieut.. Pcary. who
VIII hea another expedition to the Arctic Rc-
glons. This report was confirmed to-day by
Gen. lsaacJ. Nistar. President OF the Academy
OF Natural Sciences.
Owing to the ncei for additional civil en-
gineers in the Navy Department. Pcarys re-
quest for the necessary furlough was at first
refused. But Gen. Wister on behalf OF the
Academy. wrote to Secretary Tracy which
probably influenced him to change his first
decision.
Peary's expedition will have for its object
the determination OF tho northern coast line
OF Greenland. An effort will be made to as
certain how much land lies north OF Green
land. and the explorer will. II possible. pro-
coed over the frozen surface OF the Polar Sea
as far north as possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
The Weather.

Aslight storm central last night ovcr Minnesota
attended by showers over the lakes an! W IN the
Uppvr Nns .sipp Valley. Tue ,cl0nv energy OF this
storm Is yufy sight AMI rs prphabi, path win be
iartothc rh that IN THIS region the weather will not
be Affected
AnsgeA of rnuch colder woatEc, is sowlyadvancing
eastward from Tho Northwest. II has cngsed the COLI
sitsmp"TaNr-, al the north OF Lake Superior.
where the iheTmunri"r marked H. lie o. yester-
tay ro:nng, Tnls ii wave Will not cause sudden
drop in the temperance herr. but II VIII gradually
grow cu!lrr oil lIrsI,y an! Wednesday, In ths city
yesterday the weather was cra ighrst official tenn.
p.raturc "A. lowest $50. w.ht northwest, average
velocity l. miles GJut. average humidity By Per
cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
GREAT FLOODS IN WASHING TON.
Wnshouts on the Railroads Interrupt
Through Trafhc.

SEATTLE. Nov 2O.-There has been a heavy
rainfall throughout this country for tho past
two days. and the prevailing high wind has
played havoc with nenrly every railroad In tho
State. Between Seattle and Tacoma the tracks
on all tho railroads have been washed out in
several places. and there wcre no trains yes
Ter LAY. No trains were running to tho N!rtb.
- Through traffic is puralyEed. Tho Union
Pacifir has been the heaviest sufferer. A slide
o.. on TINS road occurred at Boneville. Or. which
nlso suffered IN the onstern part OF tho state.
The Aorthern Pacific has several wushouts
west OF the Cascades. and fears are enter
three uavS ~ ~ '>S~N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
More Criticism. by bismarck.

BERLIN. Nov. 2O.-Dr. KENNEL OF LeipsIc
has published in the Grensbotp an article con-
corning an interview which he had recently
with Prince Bismarck. The Prince inyelched
against the Government bitterly for its sur.
render TO Socialism" In its attitude toward
the Social Democracy. II. said. the new regime
had shown the utmost reck essness Es-
marck added that while formerly hs was in
terested in hunting and agriculture. lie now
found entertainment only IN Watching politics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Emma Abbotrs i:cqucst to Pts mouth Church
Acknowledged.

Tho organ at Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
which has been undergoing repairs for four
months. was rededicuted last evening by u
service OF music and song.
There is u large silver plate in the front Of
tho organ inscribed:
This organ was rebuilt in 1892 from be-
1uest OF the lat" Emma Abbott Wetherel, for
twenty-oGe years q member of this church.
whose consistent Christian life. equally with
her great rcnown as IA artist; shed lustro
upon name deerly revercd and loved by an
American people
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Going to the Monetary Conference.

LONDON. Nov. 2o.-The steamship Aller.
which reached Southampton to-day. landed
Senator William B. Allison. Congressman
jamin Andrews OF Brown University. members
OF he United States Commission to the Inter.
national Monetary Conference which will meet
in Brussels on Tuesday. In this city they were
met by Henry White and othor mem bers Of The
United states legation. They will leave for
brussels tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Diphthcria and Scarlet Fever,

HoRSrLsvIILE. n. Y. Nov. 2O.--Dpltheria
and scare: fever are prevalent In the city. On
West Gcncsee street II house occupied by q
family named Page has seven cases in it. In
tho no ighuurhooi are several other cases.
Cases of scarlet fever are to bc found in all
parts o! the ety. In on" family there are nys
cases. TIE physicians -! m" city Will hold .
thence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Gen. BOrOnoT Poisoned.

BERLIN. Nov. 2O.-A private despatch from
Odessa confirms tho report that Gen. Boronotr
died OF poison. Boronofr was recently ppointed
to inquire into the financial administration Of
Tashkend. 1t was suspected that his exami.
nation led to the discoyery Of a system Of rob-
mova by poison was determined ON. The
nj urderers will be arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
Where Yesterday. Fires Were.

A. M-l:3o. I44 Bowtry. A Lyman 4 Son. damag.
$1,000; $50 los stanton street, damage sight: 40
- Allen street. Rachel Weinberg. no damage; II 80
~ Mulberry street damage so
M:Iia;.o. =, IVES! seN.m;y,third street. Francis
H. Arnold uama.e S1I.O,b ~ III, ;t2H East Sc Ell -, .
i.r,t street damage ST. .:lE. cc2 Mott street JOSEF
Nurpe. damage slight. 1;-u Gti Tenth avenue rI,ry
NAN iamhi. s.o 40 s4H Blosi way, NJ Lute - A..
ionn to3 Wrtt Fot, second street, Home Baua no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21

BFrLIH. Nov. 20.-Mrs. Minna Wettstein-
Adelt has published n book ON tho condition
OF tho poorest classes Of female factory hands
in Germany. Mrs yAdelt spent fourteen weeks
among this class Of people. sharing their work
and general condition. in order to prepare her
self 70 write Her hook has revealed such q
shocking state Of misery and immortality that
sion to inquire into the alleged abuses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-21
The New Duke OF Marlborough.

LONDON. Nov. 2O-Ths Young Duke Of MARI
borough inherits the sporting procliv!tlss Of
his late father. lie has already declared his
tho racing stnd no Inherited. His mother. who
procured q divorce from the late Duke. again
relGns ut BlenheiR. presiding over her sons