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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-23
McKGNnnY AWRANGEs

For n Settlement OF His Obligations-IIe
Assigns Everything Without Reservation.
a Statement from Him.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. GA plan for
the adjustment OF the financial affairs
OF Governor Mckinley was decided
upon to-day at conference OF some Of
the governors friends. The arrange
ment was suggested last Sunday at n
meeting between Governor Mckinley,
Mr.. Herman II. Kolsaat, of the Chicago
Inter Oc'ua, Colonel Myrou 7. Herrick
and James II. Hoyt, OF Cleveland, and
one or two other friends, and it was
then decided to await the arrival Of
Mrs. Mckinley from New York before
anything definite was done, On Mon
day it was deemed advisable TO post
pone action until the exact amount OF
the governors liability had been deter
mined. A statement was received last
night showing that he had iudorsed
notes Tor Robert l.. Walker aglregating
over 100000; the total amount may
be $llS,000. A final conference was de-
Cided upon for to-day.
Mr.. KohlsaNt arrived in Cleveland
this morning in company with Hon. NJ.
A. Hanna, from Chicago. There were
present at tho conference, besides
Messrs. Kohlsaat and Hanna, Gen. ].
J.. Botsford, OF youngstown, Colonel
HerriCk, James II. lloyt and Dan Z.
Eels, OF Cleveland, and Judge William
r. Day, OF Canton. The governor makes
an absolute and unqualified assignment
OF all his property to Herman II. Kohl
saat, Myron 4. Eerrick and Judge
William r. Day. 1t is general assign
ment without reservation, dediCating
all tho governors property to the equal
benefit OF his creditors without prefer
ence. Governor Mckinley determined
upon this course for the reason, among
others that he feels certain that these
trustees, who are gentlemen OF expert
ence and ability in business affairs, can
realize more from his estate for his
creditors than he himself possibly
could, pressed as he is with pnblic mat
ters.
Mrs. Mckinley has strenuously in
sisted from the beginning upon devot-
ing her property, which came from her
father and mother, to the payment OF
the governors debts. In order to
satisfy Mrs. McKinley's persistent wish,
deed was executed by her, conveying
her property to trustees for the benefit
OF her husbands creditors. When the
legal transfer of the property had been
concluded. Governor Mckinley said to
the Associated Press reporter:
"There is little for me to say about
the unfortunate affair. | did what l
could to help friend who had be-
iriended me, and the result is known.
| had no interest in any OF the enter
prises Mr.. Walker was carrying. The
amount OF my endorsement is in excess
OF anything dreamed Of. There is but
one thing for me to do; there is but ono
thing would do; meet this unlocked
for burden as best can. have this
day placed in the hands OF those we'll
known and trusted gentlemen all the
property own or have an interest in
for the equal benefit OF my creditors.
This will be insufficient to satisfy my
debts. What remains unpaid / shall
execute my notes for aud pay them as
fast as can"
Governor and Mrs. Mckinley will re.
turn to Columbus tomorrow.
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LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 22.-Mr. Cleve-
land announces this evening that he
has completed his cabinet by the selec-
ton OF Richard olney, OF Boston, for
attorney general, and Hilary A. Her
bert, OF Alabama, for secretary OF the
navy,
The completed cabinet is as follows:
Walter Q. Gresham, OF Indiana, secre-
tary OF state.
John G. Carlisle, OF Kentucky, secre-
tary OF the treasury,
Daniel S. Lamont, OF New York, secre-
tary OF war.
Hillary A. Herbert, OF Alabama, secre-
tary Of the navy.
Hoke Smith, OF Georgia, secretary OF
the interior.
j. Sterling Morton, Of Nebraska, secre-
tary OF agriculture.
Wilson G. Bissell, OF New York, post
master general.
Richard Olney, of Massachusetts,, at
torney general.
The selection OF Hilary A. Herbert
for the navy has been expected for sew
eral days. but Mr.. 0lney's name had
not been mentioned in connection with
the cabinet, and his selection is a sur
prise to everybody, particularly to the
friends Of George A. jerks. Hilary A..
Herbert has been in Congress for many
years, md has acted as chairman OF the
naval committee OF the house. He is
thoroughly familiar with the work that
has been done towards placing the
United States navy on proper footing,
and his knowledge ot the present con-
dition OF the vessels under construction
and which have been planned makes
him most desirable man for the head
OF the department. His selection is
also practically a promotion.
Mr.. Richard Olnev is one OF the lead
ing practitioners Of the Massachusetts
bar. IIe has not held any political
position or been prominent in political
matters, but is known rs one OF the
leading lawyers and substantial citizens
of Boston. His selection gives New
England n representative in the cabi-
net, and that OF Herbert gives the south
three positions.
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sccrctnrx rostor,s Mission.

WASHINGTON, D, c., Feb. 22.-secre-
tary John W. Foster will tomorrow re-
tire from President Harrison's cabinet
for the purpose OF assuming the man
agement Of the case of tho United States
before the international tribunal,
which is to assemble in Paris, France,
for tho arbitration OF the questions in
controversy between the United States
and Great Britain in connection with
the sealing industries OF Bering sea.
Secretary Foster will leave here to.mor-
row afternoon for New York, whence
he will sail on Saturday on the new
American steamship New York for
Southampton, proceeding thence to
Paris.
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END OF THE WAR.
Diplomacy Settles the Toll Rate AGal
With Canada,

Diplomacy Settles the Toll Rate AGalr
With Canada.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. .22.-As the
result of correspondence between secre-
tary OF State Foster and Sir Julian
Pauncefote, new "order in council"
has been issued by the Canadian gov
ernment regulating the tolls oil tho Do
minion canals for tho season OF 1893.
Tho effect OF this new order is to abolish
the rebate on tolls and the regulation
against transhipped goods, thereby re-
moving all the Determinations OF which
the government Of the United States
has SO long complained. In accordance
with this diplomatic arrangement the
President has ISSUED proclamation re-
voklng the tolls levied on Canadian
vessels and cGrgoes in the sault Ste
Marie canal
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A GREAT SNOW STORM
RaEIng Throughoat Now YorI., ronns

Raging Throughout New York, PcnnSyl.
yania and New England.
New YoRE, Feb. 22.-Throughout this
state, New England and Pennsylvania n
fierce blizzard is raging to-day, In this
city snow fell continuously from last
night until this afternoon, when the
snow full gave place to n gale, which
banked and drifted the snow in dis.
agreeable quantities on many Of the
streets. Throughout the state train
service in many localities is suspended
and tho roads arc entirely abandoned.
In New England like condition Of
things is reported AT Lowell, Mass,
fifteen inches OF snow fell up to noon.
Business Is tied up. In Pennsylvania,
matters are even worse. A Scranton
dispatch says that the mantle Of snow
which now envelopes northeastern
Pennsylvania measures thirty inches
on the level, sixteen inches being added
to tho fall by storm which began last
evening and has continued without
cessation to this hour. Railroads every
whore arc blockadod.
Fears OF danger from drifts OF tho
Pocono mountains arc putting the Della.
waro, Lackawanna d Western railroad
people on their guard. This afternoon
relief trains with hundreds Of section
hands, shop employees and mino work.
men will be sent out to assist In raising
any blockade that may arise.
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DELAWARE, o., Feb. 90 -.Washin hoa's
birthday WIS observed by the faculty
and students Of the Olio Wesleyan
university. There was great disoppoint.
mcnt at tho inability OF Governor VIM
Mckinley to be present 10 omake The nd
dress, 10 anticipated by all. The PRO.
gram was carried out as far rs possible
and Dr. j. Bashiord delivered q short
address on "lho life and habits and
career Of ex.Proadunt Hayes" le WIS
followed by tho venerable Dr. J., y.
McCabc, who was warm and old tlmU
personal friend OF cx.Prosidont Hayes,
his vile and family He spoke OF the
noble character eNemplihed by the uS.
! resident In his boyh0od whilo In col.
lego, aud his career In war, and proics.
sional aud olliciOl lIic.
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ADc,crreh As.Irnmcnt.

Special Dispatch 10 hhe intuiJcncsr
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 22,-Lieut.
James L. Wilson, who is now in the
regular army and stationed at Fort
Riley, Kansas has been detailed by Sec.
retary Elkins for special duty at Chicago
in connection with the Worlds Fair.
This is regarded rs a very desirable as
signment. Lieutenant Wilson is q ma
tive Of Taylor county, and was volun-
teer in the late war 1t is said that he
was the youngest enlisted man from
the state OF West Virginia. His many
friends will be grQtitied to learn that
he has received this desirable assign
ment, and will feel under obligations to
Secretary Elkins.
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rhc 1,nnr,. .InhIlen rrcnnniA.

RoMg. Fob. 22.-rhc jubilee presents
OF mouOy already received by tho popo
amount to 100000 francs Tho Aus
lriah cmporor, Austrian arcIIdukcs tho
archbishop oi prusuu and tho prlmatn
vi hungary gayo 100000 irdncs each.
The bishops Di Ansro.liungnty sent
2i1,O0J, the nobility of Bohemia, BDO,.
OJOi MoxlCnn Catholics l5O,00jj south
AmnfIeln CnLhoIIGs sll.OlL
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wAsmSoroN, p. O., Fob, 22.-Thc
celebration Of Wnshiugton's birthday
at the capital was greatly curtailol by
tho severity Of tho wenthor. The vot.
eran Eiremen and the Oldest lnhabit.
ants Association and other organian.
lion5 turned out, Notwithstanding
headed by the band Of the Third United
States artillery, and marched down
Pennsylvania avenue to the capitol and
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A FIght In tic IInnsr.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 22.-The
first Of what 1t is said will DO daily
series OF conflicts between the appro.
priation bills and the anti.option bill
until the latter Is acted on Is tho feature
OF to.day's session OF tho house. Tho
members were worn out from last
nights session and tho day passed
tamoly. Mr.. Hatch had grown tired OF
the delay 10 which tho anti.optiOn bill
has been nubjoctod, aud when II was
moved to take IN tho postoilico uppro.
priatlon bill ho nntngonlzod tho motion
with the measure OF which no ia cham.
pion. Being defeated he made the same
fight also unsuccessiully when the post
office bill was passed. and the Indian ap.
proprlation bill was Callod up. Mem.
bers were thus put on record and thon
tho Indian question was discussed Ian.
guidly for throo hours
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why Was Dropped.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 22.-The
investigation into the condition oil the
treasury authorized to be undertaken
by the ways and means committee OF
the house has been allowed to lapse into
obscurity for the reason that it was
thought that agitation Of the financial
question could not fail to unicttle bust
ness affairs. Chairman Springer will
prepare u formal report stating what
the committee has done, and laying the
facts II has obtained before tho house.
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TELEaRApH1c BRI EFs.

James Benson, agod 20, shot and
killed tho fourteen year old daughter Of
tho proprietor OF tho Ingold Hotel at
Altoona and then committed suicide.
Prayers against tho home rulo bill
nro being offered in all the Protestant
churches OF tho diocese Of Down. in
Ulster
Mr. Gladstone declares he is pleased
with tho good humor which character.
lies tho homo rulo debate.
Steamship arrlvals-At Liverpool,
Anploman, Boston; at New York, La
Normaudio, Havrc.
The funeral Of Con, Beaurcgard will
take place to-day al 8 o'clock.
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Tic pcnd Lncs nrnl,cn.

WASHINGTON, d, G., Feb. 22.--The
deadlock in the house was not broken
until Elk o'clock this morning. An un-
derstanding was had that tho speaker
will recognize Wise to move tho passage
Of the car coupler bill under suspension
OF the rules during last six days Of the
session.
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WANTS 4 PROTECTOR lTn.
Tho Quccn's Enyay wiiifg FOR That-Ncs
lic fayuta Annexation.

Tho Quocn's Enydy w1ilug FOR That-NCSt
Iici'avoea Annexation.
WAIINatoS, y. G., Feb. -, Score,
tary Of stae Foster gent to-day to thc
chairman ot tho senate committee on
foreign relations Tor the Information Of
tho senate the statement which Mr..
Paul Neuman lcis aJ tho Department
yesterday and ACCOMPANIED II by Il re-
port OF the interview held with the
secretary From tho latter 10 appear,
that tho object u Mr. Ncumm'- yiaIt to
Washington Ia to secure the restoration
OF Queen LiiIuokalani 70 the throne
uudcr an American rrotcc'or,lo lh
does not oiyi,u hor rui,urdlion undor
any other Circumstances II the Con.
gross OF tho UnitoI STA o. shall not
drcn q protcnolap iourbIe, he woull
thou favor nnncEni1n. Witll u liberal
allowance ior tic qunru Ond Princess
Hinuhnl, but he .ttOusly objects 10 tho
continuance NJ the present. provisional
government In power
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MANY INJURED
And Ono Killed in a Wreck ut Columbia
City, Indiana.

And Ono Killed In Wrock mt Columbia
City, Indiana.
FoET WAYNE, IND, Feb. 22.-The
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne train No. 20
was dcrailed as it passed over the little
river bridge, one mile east of Columbia
City, to-day, Two rear coaches were
turned on their sides and rolled down
the embankment. One man, j. W.
Paramore, Of Hebron, Ind, was killed
and twenty persons wounded.
The wounded are: j. W. Young, Fort
Wayne, leg broken; DR.. White, Laude.
Ind, head hurt; Susan Strayor. Degfaif,
Ind, head hurt; Louise Kocteral,
Huntington, Ind, slight scalp wound;
little child OF Mr.. W. y. Orr, Piqua, o.,
head injured; Mas Hunt Etna Green,
head injured; Rev. G. Hover North
Webter, Ind, slightly hurt; J.
A. Peterson, Waranw, Ind, mnil
clerk, head Injured; Mrs, schae-
Ser Columbia City, head hurt; Mrs.
james a. Huugh. So Fifth Avenue, Chi
cago, Leg and back hurt; Q. H. Johnson,
Van orl, o., hand hurt; Mrs. j, d.
NOl'nb uNusnlVT VI ~ VI NulHHllusi
Valparaiso, slightly hurt in facet John
Nelznnburgor, Van Wort, badly hurt;
Myrtle Erirc. No II liousiis Avenue,
Fl. Wayne, slightly injured; Mrs. John
A. Brown, South Whitley. slightly
injured; y. A. Radcliffe, Plorceton,
merchant, slightly injured; +. q, Bar
bcr, Rochester, slightly Injured Freight
Conductor Z. ". Bill. extent Of IN.
uries not known; Amanda Jones. resi-.
doncc unknown, ltneo hurt; Conductor
Fcnncll. West Butler street, IT. Wnync,
bad ruip wound. the wounded wore
brought TO 1T. Wayne, whore they will
hc cared for NJ thuir homes or at the
hospital.
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CABINET COMPLETE.
Mr., Cleveland Springs Another
Surprise on the Boys.
Mr.. RICHARD OLNEY, OF BOSTON,

Gets the Attorney Generalship-He
Never Hustled in Politics, is Not
Well Known, and tho Wheel Horses
Who Did tho Solid Work Are Again
Ignored--Congressman Herbert will
De Secretary of the Navy-This Com.
plctes the Cabinet and Load Is
Lifted from Mr.. Cleveland's Mind.
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PALERMO, Feb. 22-fha monster trial
Of HnIa Vita criminals closed on Mon.
day with the sentencing Of l0l prisoners
10 terms OF imprisonment between one
year aud six years.
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back, In Washington's town, the
neighboring city Of Alexandria, the eel
ebration was entirely confined to the
public schools,
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OUR MERCHANT MARINE.
Tbo Stars and Stripes Now Guard
an Ocean Greyhound,
and THE BEGINNING IS MADE

ora Mercantile Navy-Presidcnt Har-
rison Hoists "old Glory" Amid the
gooming OF Cannon and tho Shouts
ortho People-A Notable Occasion
and a Fitting Celebration of WASH
ington's birthday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20

| see the church of the future as
in a vision. 1t will be a place of
peace and love. In it, men and
women will not quarrel over texts
or sex. 1t will have it's affairs reared
to the one God of all human souls,
and will have a ritual made splendid
with the prayers of all the saints of
all ages and all times. 1t will have
glory which is the shining of the
sun of righteousness. Into it, men
shall GO, not for rest alone, but for
an aspiring service, for an uplifting
of spirit which shall shame all low
ness of aim and all selfishness of
purpose. When the church thus
verifies its credentials and magnifies
its office, there shall be no complaint
that men and women do not come
to hear. We hear it said that we
have lost somewhat of the old faith,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20
Ten Cents 4 Year.

The monthly edition of the "oh
reliable" Sentinel, of Chicago, One
Whole year IL numbers l6'pages
each, for Ten Cents-when names
are sent in clubs of not less than
ten (single subscription, so cents
per year,. The Sentinel has "been
in the fight for fifteen years--and
the older it grows the "uglier" it
gets. Get up a club of at least ten,
at once. Address S. F. Norton, 544
Ogden avenue, Chicago.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20
ALARM TOKEN.

This is the significant name Of
new monthly Reform paper published
at Ellensburgh, Wash, by Turner &
Huey, publishers of the Emancipation.
1t is 3,column, SPACE paper, clear
print, clean, bright, newsy and red
hot with burning truths, coupled
with cool, calm and deliberative
warnings and advisory suggestions.
Messrs. Turner & Huey are old.line
Greenbackers. Price of the Alarm
Token, % cents year. Address
Turner & Huey, Ellensburgh, Wash
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20
IT VIII Make You Cr0zy.

That new puzzle by Lloyd, the in
ventor of pigs in Clover,"~ etc.
This latest mystery is to be sold as
a souvenir to swell the fund fot the
New YORK Press CLUB, which is 60
erect great building in the Me-
tropoIis for newspaper workers. 1t
will interest young and old, ard
there are prizes to the amount of
S25. 900 for those who can solve it.
Send TEN CENTS to "PREss CLUB
SOUVENIR" Temple Court New
York, and got the.great puzzle.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20

and that there is "a falling away in
goodness. That is not true. There
never was time when men so hun
gered to do something for the un-
fortunate The only trouble is that
the church has entangled itself in
small ideas and cheap business when
it might be running it's errands for
God with willing feet along the
worlds great highway.-Rev. Anna
Garlin Spencer, in a recent address
at Chicago.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20

Give woman the free use tf the
ballot, and our free school system
will at once take on new strength,
and there will be more good citizen
ship and patriotism to the square
inch than can now be found in the
borders of some states.-AmeriCan
Eagle, Kansas City, Kas. IL
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20
o1DOROTHYS DEPARTMENTS
Conducted by DOROTHY DOLIIILE.

misery, crime and millionaires have
increased out Of all proportion to
the increase in our population, and
this increase in pauperism and crime
must ever appeal to the hearts and
minds of women; and,
WHEREAS, The President of the
United States has called an extra
session of congress on August 9TH,
for the express purpose OF repeating
the Sherman law authorizing the
purchase Of 100000 ounces of
silver monthly for the government,
and with the undoubted intention of
fastening the single gold standard
upon the United States forever, if
possible; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Non-Par-
tisan Equal Suffrage Association of
Colorado, do hereby join our broth
ers of the state in protest against
such repeal on the part of congress
unless followed by a free coinage
law at the ratio of l6 to l.;
Resolved, That we believe the
contractioe or the currency is the
great cause of the great majority of
the pauperism and crime in the
world, which must ever weigh more
heavily upon women than men;
Resolved, That we denounce Gro
yer Cleveland as the representative
of the gold ring Of London, Berlin
and New York, and believe that he
cares nothing for the interests of the
great masses of the American peO-
pie.
Resolved, That we believe we
could serve our state and our homes
better and more intelligently with
the possession of the ballot than in
any other way.
Resolved, That we heartily en-
dorse the great mass meeting of the
citizens of our state, called in the
interests of free silver, and trust
that the action of the silver conven-
ton of Denver may be productive
of much good.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20

We have received a copy of Free
dom, weekly paper published by
Helen Wilmans, at Atlanta, Ga !;
price, 81 "a year Most reformers
know Helen Wilmans, and her name
is sufficient guaranty of the excel
lence of the paper.
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1
Woman's Column, Boston.
An amusing incident is reported
to us by friend in North Dakota:
One evening recently, Mrs. s.,
of Grand Forks, N. D was annoyed
because her husband was late to
supper She is her own housekeep-
err, and is very prompt with her
meals and as a rule, her husband
is also on time. Supper stood for
an hour before Mr.. S. put in an
appearance. He explained that he
had been circulating a petition
among the voters of his ward to
make Mr.. c., a lawyer, eligible
as alderman at the coming election.
"You see," he explained conde-
scendingIy, for his wife's enlighten-
ment, "he has to have a petition
signed by tenth of the voters in
the ward before his name can be up
for election"
1t happens that Mr. c. is a
member of the local whist club,
which has been losing laurels in
visit to neighboring town. Mrs.
S is bright, observing little
womad, and she saw an opportunity
to give her husband a lesson.
With mischief in her eye, but i'm
patience in her voice, she retorted
from the kitchen
"If Mr.. c. had not been
travelling around the country play
ing whist and getting beaten, he
would have known that, according
to the new law, a notice posted
twenty days before election would
have made his name eligible, and
saved you running all over town
with this petition. The petition
has to be circulated only if the no.
tice is not put up in time
Mr.. s. gazed in establishment
at his brisk little wife, who was
carefully avoiding his eye in order
to conceal her amusement.
els that fact 20 he inquired,
quite humbly. "Well, if a woman
can do her own homework and yet
keep better posted on voting ques-
tons than a lawyer himself, am in
favor of woman suffrage ~
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If you want to know how to obtain choice pre-
miums, send TEN CENTS for FIVE
WEEKS trial subscription to
THE WOMAN.S TRIBUNE,
Washington, ID. c.

Everybody sending $I.0O before
Jan. l, 1898, will receive this ma
tional weekly paper one year and
their choice of one of the great art
pictures in colors: Columbus Be-
fore the Court of Ferdinand and Is
abella, and The Landing of Columbus.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-20

Mrs. LEASE God bless herr gave
$50 to the Pittsburg miners. 0 that
the country had more Mary E.
Leases