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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Short Paragraphs Picked Up by the Re
porters of the News.

Short Paragraphs Picked Up by the Re-
porters of the News.
The board OF grand officers OF the o. u.
A NJ. left this city last ev ming for an
official visitation to Hops council No. Of
Westerly.
Thomas II. Holmes. a prominent Grand
Army and secret society man. died last
evening.
Baldwin Br pliers. bankers and rDkers,
will not 20 out Of Dusins / Provide zee.
H. n. Danf rsb, the local manager, pro-
nouncts the statement that they would
absolutely falls.
The Offices of the supreme and seiec
castles Of the Knights Of the Mystic
Chain were entertained with sail down
The bay today by Snpreme Representative
Jhn Bray.
A new fte alarm box. No. l95, has been
placed at the corner Of PawtuckeJ
avenue and Tenth street.
The Apollo club will hold its annual
reception ia B. 7. hall next Monday
evening
Michael Finnerty, living at Q Meeting
street, reported to the police this morn
ing that some one bad stolen a roll con-
tanning 500 from bis 70 )ni last night.
The money was hidden under the pill ow
on the bed. The pol CO are investigating.
William Quinn. employed at Little
coal yard on Point stre-J. was struck on
the forehead with piece of wood this
morning and a bad cash was iufiic ed
over his eyes. The hospital embu ance
was summoned and Quinn was taken
TO his houe.
An exhibition of the fire resisting
properties OF the Excelsior slate roofing
paiut will be given u morrow evening on
"A af A
m mature house has been erected an
painted with this paint. IL will be buried
in combustibles saturated with kerose ne
oil, aud allowed TO blrn for half an hour.
The public is invited.
An important special meeting of the
Ruode Island Business Mems associate on
will be held Saturday evening pext at 8
o'clock at the rooms.
The Pekin Literary association met
last eve. i.g aud n Il. usical and literary
program was renuered as follows :
Speech by President +. S. Ryan solos
by Messrs. German, Farrell, McKechne
Flynn, with homas Riley as accom-
panist Tecitations by NJ. j. Finn and L..
j.. Cannon, aud singing b, the Pekin
quartet.
The Fletcher Manufacturing com pan v
is building "a brick extension to It's
worSs.
The suit OF James Aborn OF Grams n
against Andrew Is. Searles. also
Cranston, was heard By the 81 preme CO r
in cham b, rs to-day. The uf5 Is ASK d
10 grant writ OF injunction directed
Andrew Is. Searles to restrain him fro m
uisI os,ng of the eed in when Jennie Z !.
Osborn, daughter Of James Osborn, is
named as grantee, or deliver 9 ~ any
9th, person than James Osl orn con-
veying or mortgaging it,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
VISITING CARDS, Is CENTS A PACK,
PRINTED WHILE YOU WAIT.
NO Al DORRANCE STREET
and expressed the hope that 1t should be

and expressed the hope that 1t should be
done well.
Having disposed of the internal differ
ence in it's own way. the national Republi-
can committee has adjourned, and many
of its members will get away from town
on the first trains.
The net result of It's deliberations Is that
Mr.. Carter is confirmed as chairman and
Joseph p. Manley of Maine succeeds Mr..
McComas as secretary.
Mr. De Young had the pleasure yesser-
day morning Of playing with the gavel
until the full committee had adopted the
resolution passed at the caucus Tuesday
night. That resolution declares that the
"action of the National Republican COM
mittee at its meeting July IA, 1892, in New
York In selecting the Hon. Thomas s.
Carter as chairman of the National Re-
publican committee is hereby reaflirmed
and ratified"
To the above was added one paragraph
accepting the resignation of Mr.. Campbel IL
of Illinois as chairman and another de-
claring that the national committee con-
tinue as at present.
Mr.. DeYoung drew a small consolation
prize i'm the choice of Mr.. Manley as secre
tary, as Mr.. Manley and Mr.. Carter are not
politically "chummy''andif Mr.. DeYoung
wants the chairman watched he may be
Qratified.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

truer friend of all the vital interests Of the
south than the Democratic party. He said
that the Democratic party in the south
had accepted the negro Ms voter.
When the Democrats accept the negro a. Q
voter and as a political ally and as a man mt
for Office and lawmaking, how is Wattcrson
any longer going TO challenge the right of the
Republican party to do this same thingp so
we say to him and his party, In the words OF
Lincoln and Grant, that the cause of civil
liberty itself is involved in this question, and
that the contest must go on, and at every vot-
ing place in the land the rights OF every Re-
publican shall be as fully admitted and as
fully protected as the rights of every Demo
crat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
GROUND TO PULP.
SHOCKING FATALITY At n CROSS
IN HAYERHILL THIS MORNING.
An Unknown Man Killed Outright and
tho GHtekeeper, Who Tried to Save
Him, Fatally Hurt

HAvERHILL, Mass, May 11.-An un.
known man was ground to death on q
crossing near the depot this morning. and
Michael Donavan. the aged gate keeper,
nearly lost his life trying to save the
stranger.
Donavan saw the man who was old and
feeble standing daxet right In front Of
an incoming express, and he instantly
jumped to his rescue. He was too late.
Bo h went down under the wheels.
The unknown man was ground to a
body pulp, and Donavan, it is thought, =,
received injuries that will prove fatai.
One lex was crushed off above tue knee,
an arm was broken. and n hasty exams
ination showed ribs broken, besides in
ternal injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

The speaker dealt with the negro ques
tion at great length, declaring that there
would be no peace until it was settled
according to the decree of God and not the
prejudices of man.
President Clarkson continued at extreme
length to refer to ''new grounds and new
departures" in which the Republican
party might safely lead. Among these he
enumerated a one-term presidency and
new form of civil service reform, the cleo
tion of United States senators by the peo-
pie, governmental control Of telegraph,
courts of arbitration and conciliation for
the settlement Of labor disputes, improved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

Captain Costine and Lieutenant Top
liff of Station Five visited the house on
Jencks's lane, occupied by Lizzie and
Sarah Randall. last evening. The house
has been complained Of by the neighbors
several times, and the visit of the otfi
cials was for the purpose of arresting
the occupants. The Hale aud Randall
women were arrested.
As the officers entered the house they
disturbed female who was sleeping in
one Of the rooms, and she Immediately
took fight, passing TO the top story, and
then climbing through the scuttle to the
roof, where she hid behind the chimney.
Captain Cos inc, however, had sssn he r
hasty dep irture aud he at ones gave
chase ana at the risk OF a serious, if not
fatal fall, ventured onto the roof aud
captured the woman.
The two arres s ere aligned in the
Sixth distr.c. court this morning,
charged with maintaining liquor nui-
sance and pleading not guilty we're eacn
held in s., 900 bail for trial tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

have responded with their presence and
Others with letters Of regret. The morn :
ing dawning so brightly seemed to say
that ture herself is celebrating the day
a d all the encouragement tat is possi-
bic to give was in the sunshine that
poured from the heavens.
AT an early hour this morning the In
fantry building on South NJ in street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
A Nsr Railroad For MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 1l.-An important
concession has been granted by the govern
ment TO a syndicate of United States CAPT
talists for the building Of railroad from
Linares to Matamoras The terms of the
concession require the government to pay
the syndicate subsidy Of 5000 upon COM
pletion of the road, two years being al
lowed to carry out the contract The road
will pass through the great mining dis
trict Of the state OF Tumaulipas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

At the State fair, for the first time.
manufacturers and merchants will be
given AN opportunity to exhibit and sell
their products and stock in trade, upon n
plan fashioned after Merchants displ y
Ia the Mechanics fair a Boston. A
building 100 feet long by so feet wide.
GIFTED by electricity and supplied with
ms and running waJer, will be exclu-
sively used. The interior will be painted
aud decoral ed, and at, ractive booths wi /
be erected by the association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

This is the greatest day OF the genera
tion for the First Light Infantry regi-
ment, the occasion of its seventy-fi,th
birthday, aud the noble military organi-
cation is celebrating 1t in fitting man
ner. Guests have been invited from all
over New England. and many of them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
THEIR BIRTHDAY.
First Light Infantry Parades
and BanquetS.
DIR. HORTON BREACHES.
Crowds Flock TO Sec the Regiments
Splendid Marching.
GLORIOUS DAY, GLORIOUS TIME.

The Anniversary or the First Regiment
OF the state Brigade OF Militia was
Favored by the Weather, and All tho
Arrangements Went or with Eclat
and Exactly rs They Had Been
Planned = Tho Parade, the Church.
going, the banquet and the Speeches
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

was alive with re and bl ne coats, and
the members o. the active aud We teran
corps were busy getting thinvs into
readiness {, r th celebration. Adjutants
ran here and ther. beari ~ messages 1t
was seen tha. he day was to b. n
scorcher, and the msn almost wish tn t
they had not been ordered to wear
bearskins. Still the pr,ds in the
appearance OF tue Rhode Island pets
was SO great that they would
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

There was very pretty reception at 9s
Doyle avenue last evening. rendered the
congregation and friends Of tie Fourth
b lptist church on the corner of Beacon
and Scott streets by the pastor. Rev.
Horace w. Barnes.
Mr.. Barnes was surprised by present
of an elegant quartered oak sideboard,
ana $25 In cash from the church and
friends.
Mr.. Barnes formerly assisted the Rev.
DIR. Judson of New York in his mission
Ary labors aud recently preached at New
ark Baptist church, of hicl he was pas
tor for eight wears. He was educated at
Amherst where he graduated WITH hon-
ors and afterward took course at New
ton Theological seminary.
About 80 persons we're present. in
cluding Deacous heath. Bent. Bailey and
Wilmarth an cir families.
See the Fire Tes Cove lands Friday eyenkn0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

ALMANAC ron THURSDAY, MAY II.
Sun RISES. q Moon RISES. 2 Is AN
fgs fgseTn snIs; or DiY..is & Full SEA SM sm
WASHINGTON, May II. - Forecast for
Maine: Fair till Friday; warmer; south
west winds.
For New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
ehusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut:
Eair; slightly warmer; SOUTHWEST winda
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
PAWTUXET VALLEY VILLAGES
River Point.

River Point.
The alarm was rung from box 43 last
evening, slight blaze being discovered
betwee, the first and second floors OF the
new Clyde hotel.
Alert Hose company, No. 1, quickly re-
sponded, but did not turn on the water
as the flames had been quickly subdued
by the inmates o, the house.
Harris.
James Ward left his horse unhitched
near the Harris company's store, early
this morning while he was attending to
some business inside. The horse became
course was down Main street. Di-
rectly opposite the bridge ard
in front of Eddy's store, Anthony St.
George had left his child in baby car
riaee while he made some purchases.
The frightened animal struck this car
riage, smashing it aud throwing. the
baby several feet towards the store
affair was that the child was
but slightly injured, although at
first it was thought that 1t was killed.
IL was carried unconscious into the store
and DIR. Page was summoned: lie rem
dered the necessary services. The horse
COntlnueu lIS Wlu tuc W.
lage narrowly missing several teams on
its way to Phenix. where 1t was cap
tured.
River Point
The executive committee Of the Paw
tuxet Valley Park association met at the
secretary's Office last eveninr
A sum not to exceed 5000 was voted
as purses for the races. This Is an ad-
vance OF $3.50 over last year.
The executive committee of the Paw
tuxet Valley Park association, consist
lpV of DR.. Aram w. Coivin, Frank Il.
Walker, Albert W. Knight and Lucian
w. Searle, net in Pixies block last even
ing. at 8 o'clock. Ii was voted to give
1850 In prizes for the races at TIE park
Memorial ID y, aud to nave re 2:iO class
trot or pace for purse Of 500, three
minute rot or pace ior purse OF SlCO,
and a running race for purse OF $50
Hope.
The ladies' social was held In the vestry
Of the church on Tuesday evening. The
following program was successfully
rendered: Singing, Mrs j. V. Ralph;
recitation, Mamie Pierce; instrumental
music. Sadie McDonald; duet, Walter
Greehe and Abbis Howath; dialogue
Walter Greene, Abbie Howath and Ber
tha Bates; instrumental music, Stells
Colyiu. Cake aud ice cream were sold
after the entertainment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
Executor'a Sale.

mile east OF Arnington's Corner. by WIN. II. HsI.
the premises at y. IN. Saturday. about 81
acres with bui.din rs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
Another Bank Failure.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 1.-THE Capital
National bank has closed its doors. I's
capital was $500, 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
Carpets Perfectly Cleaned

without injury and at little cost, by the wonderful
machines OF the Star Carpet Cleaning Works. 25
Calendar street. Taken up and relaid in twenty
our hours Telephone 1875.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
CHASED TO THE ROOF.
CAPTAIN COsTINE's EXPERIENCE
IN CAPTURING a WOMAN.

She Fled On His Approach - Went
Through . scuttis aud Hid Behind a
Chimney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
uyTe.

The second night OF the IS. Peter aud
Paul's fair passed of very pleasantly.
The patrons were generous aud consider
able money went TO swell the profit side
OF the account. l. Is understood Tn I
the Holy Name society will give dram /,
before the closing Of the fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

have worn the chapeaus even IL they ex-
pected sun stroke. There Is no doubt
that they looked finely as they drew up
In line In front OF the hall with their
bright red coats and contrasting blue
trousers.
TIE veterans were not what might be
called rough looking. Therefore with
their natty blue uniforms and soldierly
be ring they looked everyeman of EN-
the noble veterans that they are, both of
the grand regiment and OF the hard
fought battles on Southern fields.
The March legun.
At 930 the march was taken up for
city iall, where Governor Brown and
staff and other invited gusts were in
waiting. After receiving the guests in
the building Colonel Thornton escorted
them to tleir places IN the line, when
CONTINUED on PAGE .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

Weather for this
evening-Clear. For
tomorrow - Clear.
Temperature from
Ga. m. May 10 to Ga.
M. May 10 High
est, 81; lowest. So;
mean, GO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
RECEPTION TO A PASTOR.

See the Fire Test ccve lands. Friday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

If you want Good Books for
almost nothing. read the Hsws's
offer today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11
THE WEATHER.

See the Fire Tes Cove lands. Friday eveni-o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-11

See the Fire Test Cove lands. Friday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
ALLEGED 10 sE FUNNY.

A 5-year-old Murray Hill gul, who
went TO a fashionable church wedding
with her mother, wss asked at nisnL
by her father 10 describe the bride and
sad:
DWELL, che had q mosquito net over
her head, and there are no Hes on her.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
why did you arrest this man r.
asked TIE Judge, siernly.
For practices" returned the police
man. "I'ns new on the force, Aad
waited 10 learn how, your honor. -
HsTpsr's BaxsT.
"He NAV be foreigner" ssid Maus
"but re eau be very distinguished"
why notr'
81 could pronounce his name the
first tase tried IT, Washington star.
"csn Get out by thls gate, nav
man -
u think ye can. for saw cart G.
hay come IA ~ u tais NORMA -
Come cuts-
H.srsss--if should marry an Eng.
lien lord, would you be anything Z,
papa
Papa-Yss; b.nkrurt-Bosion Ca
se1te.
There = Browning primer now. II
i safe ~ ''F tnai tae primer = a. far
as some BfoWuEx dsvotr.s wii ever
Vst vHn prcft or matchmaking =
Rochester t6r0s.cls.
A ihoFu n toe hand attracts morr at
teutIop thsn two u Tue Lusn--conser
vile yb1fnsi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Il.svsry gratifying % he able to say
thAs the lion. 4. J. osTlen OF Tbs
city 3 considrred "a svsliab.s man Tor
ihs poe ton made sac.ns by the pro-
notion OF Judge Jackson 20 TIE Gu
prsms bench. II q reported from
Washington TIA. tne president has hasi
Dis nama uuder sdvlssment sner ne
Determined % appoint Judge jackson,
sna thai q Vas one OF the original
matters "A sea into consideration before
the announcement OF Judge Jackson .
apDosa.rseu. was made Inis lnfor-
uaro1 = Trustworthy ard unless some
unforeseen contingency ar.resitsproo-
able that the dlsuncU Will &c con-
fsfssd upon Mr.. 'o'Bsisn.
The appointment Nil DC = peculiarly
sp2fopr.ale recognition OF uis nieh
LEGAL ability Mr. Brrn j. one OF the
f0remos. lawyers OF the state. man
II trs al iezsnaug and accurate in;or-
nation 81 - The rules and prae-
leo ia al the eourt.. and there
fore wsll equipped 10 discharge
t.a duties II The position l. =
certainly compliment 70 rs worth IS
citrrn AMI lawyer. that the pfea-
den, should listen - toe recommends
ton. OF senators stocsbridgs and Nc
Milan. congressman Burrows. oDon-
nell ard Others IA behalf OF Nr.
C'Bnsa. NO : made leading esnii-
date ~ them without h,s knowledge
Judge Montgomery Is a. mentioned
asa c3uc date, Snd he -wlll have the
strong inaorsemenE 4 the legislature.
toxet0er with good words from friends
al over the stA,e. lie IS splencidly
fitted for tire place but the reput'ls--
cans OF this state woa 8 b. reluctant
to give consent that be be taken from
toe supreme court. where MS services
% the propls are inspired by lofty
scns, II justice aud = correct unoer-
standing of the iaw. At a. events
siranG Rapids may felcitGte ltself %
TIE prooaols appointment OF one CT
two Of IS tess AID orEinlest lawyers 10
he Iased states circuit Judge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Rs.s His4s Essls.h Folly company
RS p.ased % . pns uoa,<nsi run of
to..aess IL smiths al the week. ihs
.n.ag.aseut ends DoaAy With TWO per
fofnssnSes- A specially congress .
titled for uext week.
NJ. 4. Ieasltg's brilliant spectacular
proaucs.oa Il - der and Fly viii
be .<en "a The Powers next thursday
ssealng. sasly psr.ous constitute me
eoHpany. All artists. Ali captivating.
Monday aud Tuesday evenings john
rtssh. new sspirAnt lof popular
favor, will present hls Own version Of
.Fsust' ia The Po~ers'. IL said his
production . cscilsdiy clever.
Two performances OF Me and JACK
IN The GrAad today vail close the en-
xszement Tor the week. Next week
''tns World Against Her" WILL he the
attraction.
James whiteomb Riley, "Tns Hoosie
Poet" will give one OF biz inlnitaosy
readings IN Hart:nan's hall Tuesday
evening.
Tie annual ball Of the 50. Cecshs
society will BE- held IN the Morton mex
Iuesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Phillips Brooks told once OF being
summary questioned by an old man
of lovely character and radical views
az to how he could, without insln-
cerity, remain in the Episcopal church.
81 Was tempted AZ first 10 speak notify"
said ne, "but the nan Was sucn q dear
old mosheaten angel that l couldn't
really be angry"
Ii Hung Chang. viceroy OF China, is
one OF the most important people IN
the world, although his name u 50 hit
tie known over here. He 10 frat and
last patriot. and bis watchvord Is
CHINA and her treasures and commerce
for the Chinese. He has never sought
popularity, neither Is he afraid OF OPP
position.
The Rev. J. Travers Lewis, bishop Of
Ontario, has been elected metropolitan
bishop of the church Of England IN
Canada. He is o native Of County
Cork. Ireland, and 6s years of age. Hrs
election to the bisnopric OK Ontario
took place in 1861.
The RI. Rev. Frederick Courtney,
bishop of Nova Scotia, Is TO serve off,
cially in the Boston diocese for a
month. lie will arrive IN Boston At
the end of the week 10 assume the
duties of the late Bishop Brooks.
Mr.. Morrison is regarded as the most
approachable of public men IN Wash
ington. 1t is said Of him that he Is las
democratic a. hunting ehirt and as
aggressive ~ Q kitchen knife"
+. Marion Crawford, the novelist.
has no sympathy with the realistic
school of fiction. and he does not hesl-
tate to express bis opinion of It.
Rudyard kipiing's father IL man OF
great ability and holds an important
position - art director OF an lnuisn
museum.
DIR. Gatling has invented . toy gat-
ling gun which works with an electric
dynamo and fires 1900 shots minute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
TRIBUTES TO BLAINE.

Matchless genus for ststesmanship.
unwaverlng fidelity 10 principle,
staunch devotion TO the interests OF
America - against the worid.-Sew
York Press.
The sorest national bereavement the
country has suffered since the assas-
SINS bullet crashed into the brain OF
Abraham, Lincoln. - Philadelphia
Times.
Brilliant, magnetic, resourcefui and
intrepid partisan cnieftain, ~ pictur-
esque aud as chivairuns ~ the Cheval-
Ter Bayard.-St LOUIS Giobe-Demo-
crat.
To all sections OF the country and 70
men OF the most diverse poliuea! opin-
ION the tidings OF the death OF Blaine
will bring keen regret.-Boston Globe.
lie takes tribute from the world.
Stamped nlmself indeilbly on the his.
tory of the country at It's most critical
perlod.-Cincinnau Enquirer.
The death of no man OF contempor
aneous activity could leave sucn va
cancy-no man colid he SO greatly
missed. New York Advertiser.
Flashing intelligence associated with
. quick. penetrating Judgment tha'
often seemed the rarest intuluon.-Cin-
clnnsu Commercial-Gazette.
Many and striking weaknesses min-
gled with extraordinary qualities OF
mind aud soul. Unfortunately ambs.
tlous.-Louisvllle Post.
The United States loses the man who
has been distinctly her greatest man
within the present generation.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Amsiis klses chan;ef. s4ia 70 iss
someth.nx II al artist ana tod
rider, sltDos.Sn oaly 10 year, Old AM
H,sis arc bet Isvorsse soslsc1s Ter pos-
usysi.
Afs. beehsr, living ~ Piaey flsss.
suiilssn county. Tenn. hss gusi kissa
birth - usplsts fer tue secs,na tiGe-
Before this shs had gwen birth Ia
singles tsics and twins twscs.
Msa A. 4. ". Roberts a Of Indian
Territory recently completed TIE usns.
lslion OF the Nex Testament fran TIE
original Greek INTO the Auscogse or
Creek languages.
Lady Evans. wife of the late lord
mayor Of London. wes ncusemsid
~ the oaks hotel. seven oAks. EnK-
land. prior 10 her marriage
Florence Nightingale. The famous
nurse. 10 - years Old. She takes her
bApiismsl name from the ltalsD city
Ia which sre MAS torn.
Mira NJ. A. Andersou. ASSISTANT ser
geant-st-arms of the ArksnsAs house,
Acts ~ d.orkeepef II ths absence OF
the sergeant-at-arms.
Queen Margaritz of Italy posssssea
. coral necklace which cue always
wears. day aud night
Queen Victorla's f<~' rite instrument
10 the harp.
Nine. Patti owns 100 canaEies.