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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Tho House Aired Ii and Laid IL
Aida

wAsHfsGrox, Dec. 15.-In the house
today w. G. F. Breckenridge, from the
committee on appropriations. reported
the urgent deficiency bill and gave no.
tice that he would call Il up tomorrow.
After the call OF committees for re-
ports Mr.. Pendleton called up the Nc
Carrahan bill, which came over from
yesterday as unfinished business. and
moved that the house 60 into committee
OF the whole for its consideration, which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Pendleton then moved that the
committee rise and report the bill favor
ably to the house. To this Mr.. Sayers
objected. and the chairman stated that
unless Mr.. Pendleton wished to speak he
would recognize some one else.
Mr.. Pendleton then stated that he
could not see any necessity Tor discuss
ing the question. as 1t was perfectly fa-
miliar TO everybody in the house.
Ma Williams inquired il this bill was
the same as the one vetoed by President
Harrison.
Mr.. Pendleton replied that it was not;
that the objective features had been
eliminated.
Mr.. PendIeton delivered forcible and
earnest appeal In favor Of the claimant,
which vas listened to with interest and
applauded at its conclusion.
Mr.. Pendleton having finished q few
minutes before the expiration OF his
time. Mr. Sayers took up the remainder
in explaining his reasons for opposing
the bill. The morning hour then ex-
pired, and the McGarrahan bill Was
again laid at rest for the time being.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
WILL CLOSE THE WORKS.
Fail of Louisville Bridge Disastrous q.
Contractors

PHoxxrxvrLLk. Pa, Dec. l5.-The
Louisville bridge. which was wrecked
todgy. was erected by the Phoenix
Bridge company OF this place and il is
supposed that a large lumber OF Phoe-
nixville workmen were among those who
went down with the wreck. Oh this &C,
count the news Of the accident caused
great excitement here. The span which
fell was 800 feet long and WEI lhed l.S0O.-
coo pounds The loss 10 the company
viii amount 10 many thousands OF dol
lara The works here will close tomor-
row. Superintendent Of Construction
MiIiigan telegraphed that he Is safe and
that he docs not know how many we're
killed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
PAID WITH HIS ILFE.
Colorado Man shot while Trying to
Release Prisoners.

DoLoREs. Colo, Dec. ia courier
from Corte. the seat of Montezuma
county. brings news OF an attfmpted jail
delivery and the killing Of one u the
men concerned in IL. Eight men are
now in custody there charged With the
robbery OF the Rio Grande depot at
Msncos in July, respected settler
named Sbaffer being charged a. princi-
pal. Saturday night Deputy Sheriff
Kelly heard q noise "A the jail and eau
fiously entered. he saw that some one
outside was cutting a steel bar aud that
Shaffer was assisting inside. The dep
uty at once fired at the window. striking
the bar. which few into atoms Outside
a trail Of blood vas found yesterday:
the dead body of the man was found IN
a gulch nesr the town The coroner
says that the dead man is prominent,
but his identity is not disclosed. as IL
would affect the trial II the robbers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

MADRID. Dec 15.-Adsices from Mel
lila show that affairs there have under
gone little. IL any. change There is no
lighting being done. The Cadi Of Coula
has teiegraphed to Queen Regent Chris
tina. saying: in behalf OF the Moors
of Anghera ! pray you 10 pardon sol
dier Of the Regiment No. 3. who il under
sentence OF death. The mercy OF God
is great Kings are his representatives
on earth The queen regent OF Spais is
beloved by God and by uk Abd-El-
AlmsheIl." The queen regent viii prob
ably grant the pardon prayed Tor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
TWO LIVES WE'RE Losr.
A Buffalo Seven Story Building
Burned-.I.oss $2JO.OOO.

Burned-.Inss $2JO.OO0.
New York, Dec. ia fire which in
half an hour wiped out $4,000 worth
OF property. ate big hole in block be-
tween Forty ninth and Fiftieth streets.
on Third avenue, this afternoon. The
big seven story building in which the
fire originated was occupied as a furni-
ture store by Henry p. Thoesen a
Brother, who recently failed. 1t was in
the basement. under a freight elevator.
that the FIRE was started. There were at
the time twenty employees at work, most
or them women. and when the dense
volume OF smoke began 10 pour into
the salesroom the screams Of the
latter could be heard block
away. 1t Is believed. however.
that all the employees got out in safety.
save one, young man who was en-
ployed az varnisher in the building.
The time keeper OF the place went up in
the elevator car to rescue the varnisher.
who was working on the seventh floor
He was met by the hail Of fire at the
second story and He'd for his life. The
car stuck there, was abandoned, and fell
into the general wreck.
No one heard OF the vafnisher after
that. II is feared that be perisiied. The
only other person lost with him, 30 Tar
az known. William Katchan. II years Of
age, who lived with his widowed
mother in the five story tenement ad-
joining Thoesen's store on the north,
which was also gutted.
Nearly hundred families were hud-
died into the street without waiting to
take as much as stick with them.
Many were injured. but not seriously.
by the falling glass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
CRANE COMPANY ASSIGNED.
It's Capital II $500. 900 and Debts
2l4S.OOO.

PHILApELrHIA. Dec. l5.--The Crane
Iron company has assigned. The com
pany has paid-up capital OF sl,500,0O0
and a funded debt OF s44s,000. Tho
pany has issued a statement to the ef.
feet that the insolvency OF the firm is
due primarily 10 heavy losses which IL
made in the way Of bad debts during
the last year. Among its debtors are
the Potfstown Iron company, the Pen
nsylvania and Maryland Steel company.
the Oliver Iron and Steel company aud
the Wellman Iron and Steel company.
The losses sustained by the failure OF
the companies affected the credit Of the
company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
cARIsoN COTTAGES FURNITURE.
some orIs Id-nsifed as That Sold
90 Simondfs


CHICAGO. Dec. i5.-At the trial OK
Daniel Coughlin. today. the prosecution
brought the case dp To the Carlson cot
tage where DIR. Cronin was beaten 10
death. The first witness TO testify re-
garding the scene OF the assassination
was William b. Hatfield. who sold 10
u. II. Simonds- the furniture which
was found in the cottage. The first wit
ness who came in contact with Simonds
who is believed 10 have been j. j. Gun
nea. vas +. G. Thsockmorton. who tes-
titled TO renting nat TO him directly
opposite the Chicago opera house build
ing in which DIR. Cronin bad his down
town Office.
The same day Simonds leased the fat
he went to A. N. Rsvell a Co.'S furnish
ing establishment and told William b.
Hatfield he wanted 20 buy some cheap
furniture. = large sized trunk with n
strap and an extra large satchel Hat
field testified that be sold him the
cheapest goods in the house. bedroom
set. mattress. bed springs. two pillows. a
rocking chair. lamp and heavy strap
and thirty-two yards OF ingram carpet
in which the prcdominating color was
red. The bill amounted 10 s4250 and
the goods were delivered on the top
floor. Hatfeld's description OF the man
was the same az Throckmorton's Some
OF the goods he identified at the Carlson
cottage in May. 1889. after DIR. Cronin
had been assassinated- At this point
court adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Rov1rss GREEN. Ohio. Dec. r.
While tearing oown the old court house
this morning. the roof fell IN snd I've
vorkmon we're injured James Hughes
had seven ribs broken. his shoulder and
hip bruised. sustaining probably fatal
inluriea l. X. stanton had leg
broken and was bruised about the lvods.
Fred Abboft. back hurt; Gcorge Nrris.
leg badly bruised. Thomas W'iss. aight
INJURIES about head
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

BosroS. Dec. IA. H. Benton. coun-
eel for the New York. New Haven a
Hartford Railroad company. has filed in
the supreme court two demurrers on the
suit brought against the company by
Theodore X. Glover 10 set aside the
lease Of the Old Colony Railroad CON
pany to the New Haven. The demurrer
hled by the old Colony Railroad com.
pany Is substantially the same as the
demurrer of the Consolidated road No
time has yet bees hxed Dor hearing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

BER1zx, Dec. 15.-During the debate
In the reichstag on the commercial trea-
ties Count Herbert Bismarck made n
violent attack upon the government, In
which he declared that Chancellor Ca
priv had adopted a policy OF free trade
which would result in damage 30 the
fstheriand. Count Herbcrt proposed
that the Roumanisn. Spanish and Ser
Wan treaties remain in force fofs one
year only, instead Of ten years as origin
ally provided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

SAY AsGEto, Texas. Dec l5 News
has reached here that Ike Gronskis. a
sheep boss named Arthur Mayo and two
herders had be- n shot and killed on the
Pecos river. fifteen miles west II San
Angslo. u. II Hail. in letter % his
father here. verified tho report and said
70 vas the result II trouble between cat
tlemeu aud ranch owners thcre and the
large number Of drifters now in that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
BROUGHT HIS Child ALONG.


CHArHsx. OEt. dec. IA sensation
Al case was TIED hs Judge Bell st the
SESSIONS to-day. II issted fen hours md
the courtroom was packed vlii1e i gro
ceeded. Edwin Niilcf. aged - rlcb
yoonc farneF belonging - the toenship
- HeEard. uas charged nnaes the Char.
Henrietta Birons. daughter q . neigh
bor. TIE sisls are being proved es l3
TIE rrine. according % the victim :
oea se<fiuqny. Sss e-usmiiie6 over a
yesf ago ca t1e occasioa 4 tsAt -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

the Tertiary. As useal. vhss Mr.. Clark
speaks. the hoDGe ~ % the Qui viye.
and Was ready - ianGh ~ ahyth}ne that
wss said One q kis characteristics ~
mafks made in rsCofntioa that Okla
hosna was ~ ar9 country. vss - the
affect that The coil Ia that tsrntory uss
70 rich that Il they he'd Il in New Hsmp.
shire OF vsrmont they would ell Il BY
the peck - sssd
At $50 the coumittss. ross and the
house adjourncd until tomorrow without
reaching any conclusion In regard 10 the
New Mexico bill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
ONE MAN BURNED TO DEATH
Ca. Well Explosion Seriously Injured
several Mem

ANDERSON. Ind. Dec. 15-The crowd
OF men drilling gas wells for the indian.
spolis Gas company were seriously
burned by gas explosion. one % them
fatally. north n here at noon today.
The water carrier. John Shievely. was
burned to death Frank Beaver. Henry
Mccarthy. James Davis. W NJ Hiligass.
John Closer. y Weber. C. Goodwin and
John Shievely we're painfully burned.
The men had 20 be removed 10 a house
a hair mile away to receive the care Of
physicians. Closer and Hiligass will
I.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Nrw YoRx. Dec l5-The trial of Dr.
Meyer. charged with numbering Ludwig
Brandt. vac resumed this morning The
case Was opened BY LAWYER Brooke.
counsel for the defense. who moved for
the diem issaI % the prisoner. Judge
barrett said he could not interfere. Mr..
Chandler then began he address Tor the
defssse. after which testimony % q
medical nature vss introduced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

LONDON. Dec l5-Dispatches from
Soznovka, Russia. state that fatal col
lision has occurred near that place in
which fourteen people were killed out
right. while half hundred others were
seriously injured. The collision Was be-
tween passenger train and a heavy
freight All the cars aud both engines
were thrown from the track aud badly
broken, and later fire broke out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

1axssse. Nich., Dec. IA Tie sa-
prsase resst to-day aenis5 ths writ ~
haileas corpus IA the DcfraDrs csse and
ordered fhe prisoncr turfel oret - the
custody 81 the sheriff. JScfrance siii
~ f4kes bactr a. Kslams1oo ~ oaee
AMI wsli hase - siny 80 jsil. Il he does
nos isfnszh the sI5sto9 bail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Dstroif Has Small Army % Unsm-
rioyed Men-
DzTEo,T. Mich. Dee IA special
committee Of the trades council. st the
request Of the Quarterly Journsi a Eco
Monies Of Harvard university, Tor the
past three weeks has been making an In
vcsfigation into the number of unem-
ployed IA this city. The result Of the
investigs lion was made public at the
trades e,uncil meeting last night The
committee places the number Of the
unemployed at 1900
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

s.r Fnascs.co. De- l5--Ths stssm~r
Alameda ssSled fpr Australia Wa Hone
lulu this afternoon AmonR ber pss-
eenxers vas Minister Tborstsn He rs-
fused 10 talk further q the sifusfion.
The revenue cutter Cofwin was due iD
Honolulu Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

- VIII snow Arsot440 krOHuou 20
use No Force
WAxHrSoTox. Dec lA--President
CIsvslsnd's Hawaiian ms sage. which
will probably ~ seet - congress within
twenty -four hourA Z u aid BY friend
Of the administration, viii show that
Minister Willis uAs not ovderod to use
forcs In restoring the queen TO the
throne. The minister uas Instructed 10
inform the queen that the president
desired to have her back on the throne
IL she would grant amnesty to her enc
mics and maintain herself at the head
Of the government. The queen refused
this. saying shc would not attempt %
resume the throne unless the United
States would maintain her upon 1t.
Minister Willis was then instructed
not to interfere until congress should
decide what should be done. That Is
said to be all that win be shown by
the presidents message.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
Cardinal yailetsa I'M

RoNE. Dec. 15.-Cardinal Monaco Ia
Valletta, senior member Of the sacred
college. Is seriously Ill. The pope has
signified his desire TO be informed N TO
his condition several times daily. Car
dinal vallctta is project OF the congre-
ton OF ceremonial. grand penitentiary
and priest OF the late Ran Arch Basilica.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

CRY or MKxIco. Dec. 1hr-Genersl
Pedro Hinjosa. secretary of war. has
given out for publication refutation OF
statemcnts made by border correspond.
ents that there 10 any trouble on the
northern border remaining ss an after
effect of the late incidents there. The
statement is accompanied by copies Of
Of telegrams received from Governor
Alumada OF chihuahua. and General
Juan A. Hernandez. military comman-
der Of Los Poiomas. where the initial
trouble occurred Both teIegrams aver
that tranquility now reigns in their re-
spectiye districts. Residents OF Mexico
all through the late alleged revolution
in the north have been practically un-
aware OF affairs except through reports
imported by northern correspondents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

CLsvx1AxD. Dec. tz--1he Northern
tons on January z y % IT. depart
ments; giving employW>4f to 20 men
II. Bech mao. senior nsenber Of the firm
operating the mill. says Il hope and
expect - see a fair end equisabis sd
jrstment 81 the taaa qoestion. bat
vii start with the sew teaf. We aaiic-
ipaie that cur trade VIII BE good"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16
Injected with TrschInn.

BERLIN, Dec. 15.-Thcro has been dis
covered in a consignment OF 100 Ameri-
can hams received az the Central market
here one that was infected with trichL2.
The ham had been salted but not
smoked. IL is thought that a number
OF trichna are still alive. An expert Is
making an examination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

DrSrsA. Gel. Dec IA 1t xas formally
anaouacea todaf that al the capital y as
sutscrited ~ Denver and New York
capitalists fog the building of The
Fiorerce A Cripple Greek railroad Ctn.
tracts were also signed fhis afsernoDn
fos ffse construction ~ the road. which
ls b. be completed ly May I.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

PARIS. Dec. l6--Lz Liberte publishes
the version Of valiant as made 20 the
Judge d'instruction. The anarchist says
he obtained 100 francs from anarchists.
He says he purchased the chemicals in
various shops pretending that he was
docfor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

insured fos el.a0o each.
w. y nespnssislsT
10 uhnnn dDors must be laid the fs-
spousibility lor tho terrible disaster viii
prokohiy nsser be kDovn- IL - doabt-
Ien onIy oos of thoss unf0rsesn aeci-
isn1u that occur In spife of al precan-
tionary ncasurea Bridge building.
probably nose shan any other thing. IL
frsoxht uifh nanifoid dangers. znd the
uo<kmea uhonD iabors are utilized Ia
ths work practically take their lives In
their eva kaadsI General opinion
ascribss he eauss q The disastsF % the
sfl6 sind that has been sweeping the
river n. day. II bore with great force
on the ponderous frame work. which
nscssssrily became looseDsd from the
constant strain and swaying OF the
heavy tiubsrR A great number Of peo
PIE. before the 6rst span felI. could see
the great -trsvsier" rising eighty feet
above tbs piers sszying and quiyering
u the wind. In What appsared To be the
most alarming manner 10 those on shore.
Ths motion. however. vas hardly
noticeable ~ the workmen. and they had
10 idea 81 their deadly peril until the
great mas Of wood and iron began
10 sink and the awful crack
ing and crashing Of the timber
snote upon their ears That this struc-
ture MAS otherwise than safe never oc-
eurred 10 either the engineers N charge
or the workmsn. Every precantion had
been employed 20 insure the stability OF
the framework
Michigan Man saved
John Hipsenheiger OF Port Huron.
Mica. accompanied the traveller in its
plpag& Jost before IL struck the water
be rolled OF and escaped unharmed.
The building OF the Louisville and
Jeffersonville bridge has been marked
by seriss u disastera No less than
filty men have been killed and Injured
in its construction before the present
accident The accident will cost the
contractors $4,000 The loss OF life
heretotore has been generally in the
caissonz 10 January. 1890. four men
were drowned like rats in a trap. the
caissons fitting and letting the water
run in. In May Of the same year
caisson turned over and ten or twelve
more lives were lost
The south channel span. about 40
feet in length. was blown dowp shortly
after O'Clock tonight. So far as known
no one was injured. This will entail an
additional loss OF $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Non1xsvu1s. Ind. Dec Is j. X
Armstrong. the emhezzliag treasare- q
Upton county. vas found guilty today
and sertenced 20 one year n the peni-
tensiarf a shortage II ssaooe vsr dis
eoveres4 N his accounts several mon tks
arA Through bis faiafs to hon3r a
warrant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

wksHIrorox. Dec. L. The poefofise
al Maple Vale. Hoptcaim couDty. has
been siisooutsnusd and msil F0cs 80
CoraL A po.tof<cs has been established
nt Crisp. Ottawa county. and Nyhe
Nienhes arpos ufed f,oeffns<ffr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

WASHINGTON. Dee 11-Frank Law :
Ter for mauAal aI Chicago, John G..
Donnelly for splraissr Such Il the
slate the president would have scot to
the senate today had that body been In
oosuion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

NFw ORlsass. Dec. IS TIE tufy In
the cess ef the sfsse VI She Olysnpic
club returne6 verdict n fsstr - the
dsfendeuts. thes IN eject iegslizinr
ci0te ouotest&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

Rsea.nsxn. fal.. Dee Is. ".
F'aliex. nefef crook AID bark sxirdies.
wa3tei Ia vasR,us places fos fosvery.
rses.Iz.f ruiity lodse and was ssntsoz,l
- thxse gears izapx.soE ssent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-16

The German reichsfsg hse. ~ Isrrc
ussjorisy. adopted the cousmefeial treaty
ufsh Spsin-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-08
peonle,s Party Resoln,ions.

The Peoples Party of II ,ynoldsville,
at Il meeting held in January, 1893. gave
eXpession to the following resolutions:
lst. We reiterate the preamble and
endorse the Omaha platform adopted
on the Fourth of July, 1892, also the
state platform of the Peoples party.
2nd. We demand the repeal of the
ordinance requiring hucksters, canvass
ers and agents TO pay heavy license for
the privilege of selling their products
or wares as adding additional cost on
the toilers for such productions and
necessaries Of life.
Srd. We demand that gas lights be
placed on street corners one at each
crossing ton the main streets and that
guard rails b. placed on bridge APP
proaches and elevated sidewalks. also to
make more safe railroad crossings for
the convenience and safety of the public.
4th. We demand that the lot now
occupied by the present condemned
school building be used for modern
central school building large and con-
venient enough to accommodate the
pupils many years to come.
5th. We demand the removal Of the
special officer known as night patrolman
and the salary to be applied to public
improvements and that money appro-
priated for improvement be equally
distributed throughout the borough.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-08

II you would increase your happiness
and promote your life, forget your
n'ighbor's faults. Forget the slandor
vou have heard. Forget the tempta-
tions. Forget the fault-fnding, and
give little thought to the cause which
provoked It. Forget the peculiarities
of your friends, and only remember the
good points which make you fond Of
them. Forget all personal quarrels Of
histories you may have heard by acci-
don't and which, if repeated, would
s'"m ~ thousand times worse than they
ara. Ohlitorate everything disagreea-
h'a from Yesterday; start out with a
c''an sheet for to-day, and write upon
II, 'or Swaet memory's sake, only those
things which are lovely and lovable,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-08


Let ms my friends, you of my own sex
who lnav nd these words, try and pick
ais IN n,ws we choose In woman, and
what qond does it do? writes Edward
w Box We always come back to her,
and glad we have the privilege, too!
N rvous? But yet how calm and steady
whom ~ right time comes. Illogical ?
But yat how certain the intuition, how
uu,rrinq the instinct! Without judg-
mint? But yet how safe her counsel,
how sure h'r guidance! Never lead
er? But what helper! Timid? =? But yet
what swaatheart! Unsystematic But
y't with what neat precision is marked
In, training of her children! Dressyi
Bpt yat how she can wear her gowns
N ver rerdy? Rarely for the theatre
but yat how ever ready with her woman
ly sympathy in time of trouble! FOND
Of pretty things, but yet how they be-
cnme h'r p,rs0n, her room, her house
Exnensive9 Well, bless her, yes! bu
the ch ,apest article for the money evel
created And long may we love her II
brighton our homes, make wise oul
chidran, make men better than the,
ara. and lifa the better worth the living
And wen love her, too, for the enemies
she has made.