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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

From NE EutBlDre SUM-
I'isSated that the Republican leaders in Congress
have abolished the policy they mapped out In ref.
ence to 'h"ir attitude on the rereal OF tho Federal
Election law. IL tho programme upon which they arc
sad Ia have agreed is not changed there will DO no
nhu.teTIng tho senate tue bill when that bod
r,as rm5l,s IN December 1t will DO ono of tho nr.t
questions to be brought Iorth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

Americans blow" because they are Amerl-
cans.-LmIon FORD.
That is so. and perish the day when they
shall cease to have cause to blow for
that reason. Long live America, the land OF
equal freemen. the iesoiute champion and the
worlds beacon light Of dem ocracy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
UNCONVENTIONAL PROTECTION
TIE rrestae.t stauds on the Tarir Plank
OF the Chtcnro rlatforns.

TIE Frestdont Stands on the Tartn Einnk
the Chicago PIatforna.
Fv- b>rr <ccpt-e ne Dsmoe ate Nomfrdiicu r Fre'
s~-f Wrin-u at Grey 6aUos Sept 90 1893
The dogma 10 now boldly presented that
tariff taxation is justinable for the express
purpose and intent OF thereby promoting
especial interests and enterprises. Such a
proposition is so clearly contrary TO the spirit Of
our Constitution. and so directly encourages
the disturbance by selnshness and greed.
Of patriotic sentiment that It's statement
would rudely shock our people. II they had
not already been insidiously allured from the
eafs landmarks OF principle
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

Prom he Wa,hingon Pn.t
Sir Julian Pauncefote. It was .aid Yesterday hal
been put In possession OF the Administrators ntru
tons In regard to Hawaii, and had expressed his
pleasure that they were unobj lonabe to hor Ma.
jesiy's Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

To rHT Enron ov Tnr sCs-sir' IT'S not proper to
say "GuAtemalian" and "Iloniurasiau,' but "Guate
msltecan" and "Hondurehan." EW'
BROoKLTM Nov. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

Prom T1Jh.
ovid isitl
Pat occurring the last drops into his gAs)-TAith Of
aon't know but It's sA ovid % IL viii ever be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
A Slight Mi.c.Ieuia,ion.

Doctor-would you like the LITTLE fellow, ''r'
BiNby-Feliow WIN tic nurse told me It wasG SRI
Doctor-she meant the other one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

The mountaineering Georgia city OF
Augusta likes 10 10 called the Chicago Of
the South" All right, 1t is q grand Inter-
state Ex position that was opened there with
high pomD on Tuesday. In presence OF an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

Its Days Numb red.

Jran N, Pb,'ni lpiiI Recon-,
ionng mon about town a;e Hooking 10 no" nous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
NOT PATHS OF GOLD
But Wonderful Streets Paved
in a Solid Manner.
ASPHALT IS Ire fAvoRlTt
M More tobbl-~tons> ga Ws-si fur
Pasens~nts-- Asphalt Has Proved
the hest and Ma.t Durable.

Grand Rapids has great many tesu-
tlfui residence streets and a number III
tine business thoroughfares. The ma
iority 81 these are fairly well paved
while several Of them have pavements
that cannot be- exeelled. Three years
ago reform was started in the direc-
ton If street rayemsnts and. like any
other improvement attempted In this
city. il was wonderfully successful The
results are fiattering IN the extreme.
Previous Ia that time cedar blocks and
cobblestones were the height Of ambi-
ton. whereas DOW there are miles and
miles 81 splendid asphalt anu brick
payrments. and where hlocks are used
they are all placed ON concrete foun-
dalton.
IL has been no easy matter 10 conylnc
the property owners that the best pave
ments ARE IN reality the cheapest. IL
could hardly be- expected. however. that
some Of the men v no assisted ia making
the first clearing where beautiful city
now stands. would be Ia favor III putting
down New York pavem.nts on. streets
where they saw trees growing
only thirty or forty years ago.
Sudden changes frequently affect sen-
s,tiva constitutions. The young men II
today are more likely TO see "A beneficial
point than some II the wise old heads
who like 10 coatrDl the course az the now
thoroughly metropolitan city. They
remember II "a IL was "A corner store
village and they are reluctant 10 let
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

siruef8d II nc ilBest rsd sfoEs. pserssd
bFtek IEsi The hest materials tbrsaiEn
,ssst i UlA contain tseats cosD
piete. s.s4sn soeHs. a,ssisFn house.
Esers ap4rsHseat 2lli ~ sivam
heated aai eaeh d.or All eosf
al abrasive conservatory The inie-
rls,r ssl.ri 9ofk siii ali &c msta gans
finisheti handsome velvet earfsts All
~ .siss IA The balls. a gas - u4antei ~iii
a.i.fa bach pa ,T. and Ia each kittofn
Nil III placed a gas stove aGa Frffi-s "a
tos. ! nrst eiavss. large sizssies atOr AL
~ pat u aud lansfor aud elevator Toy
ali - ~ constant atteudance In every
resieet tire Wellington hats vail b. Gle
giant. ana this last - evidently appfes,is
ted al Mr.. Tufts uoN has Ga hi~ a. his
oifisse eser forty applications fos the
t4enfI hfiuserS shieh val rent frum Ell
a. rHl4 month. Ia such desirable
i0cstAlu aaa NIth such excellent seeom
moist.0ns the rental 10 tefs low. The
first ioof viii he occupied bs first
class lafs.
Mr. tufts has beautiful home on
Terra " avenue and Lawn Court. sur
rounel,d b. magnificent grounds. a
view II shact - reproduced here lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

scientloas Ia al his sistSnenfs. sps
careful az Go facts published ~ hla N
rrk4fd 20 pavsussnts tie never ulssfe
presents snyshing. - s:esasd Il al sesl
blance ~ hrx.gsslocss aI.d G,erf hoass<
81 xt@i he hs< siane. lie ts&ieses IN
bis work and that - his company srexk
ing for itself Last " winter Mr.. At~ls,a
spent fra months IN Milwaukee. and
as = result ecsefal streets ~ that ctls
are bring paved ~ith ssEshair bs the
Warren scharf Ceaf4ns this snmmer
Early M the spring MI Atwood 9as -
iecsed by his cosapans Ia represent then
at the worlds fair aud MAS placed ia
charge 81 fh.sr extensive exhibit
Mr. Atwood h in Chicago must
e the tune. although be manages
Ia come 10 oraisd Rapids Tor Tea days
every month. The must dlffic0lt part
IL his work is cempieted here. Asphais
pavement has contributed largely 90 the
incresss in value IN real estate ali osss
the city. and Il ~ patent - everybody
that before ulsos Year, have passed al
least one fourth al al fhs ssre-fs ~
Grand Rapids aill te paved witt trsnl-
dad Asphalt. N has many advantages
over other i,asements that 9sii sscon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

far securing 81 tho ciiy better pave
meuts IL introduced uev iaeas ga re-
eaui a. pasinr the sfftefs and g sDan
istviian etideri e. faf property eusrs
fhai latiet pavamenis increased the
Rt'ue - their feai estate ~ fusfntss
blocks After = Tess mor;hs diiireui
work NJ Atwood surces-le8 iu scoring
an orief g. pave Canai street from
Bridge Is Iton sifh ftrlaad
asphalt This aHs iH 80 and
before that year hal faz@tsi the
saiue - rea estate un Cane street rad
fiah = gef eert hiie nHfs weft In
ereass3 faHy pr cent Sinee then
thf Wsrrfs ~chafi tsmFanf fss pot
lis.srr aspiafs pavfmsnt 81 lania street
Crs-rsnt axfrne AMI ksaf street lfasn
tran. Rf5sf a. TIE fesiteaee FsHfson
frfsssn svanne. state ard I.afs gefte
sfe-sts haze l4en hesgfhe sff im
potf1 ~ fhe hest psrefuert iu tie
e8nfrt Saafh Caiege aVenas and
Neffh lnsis esseet bass hstn orf.fts
paved aith ssrhait thie suwraer
Nr Afes4a 8 sue a iie INST csc
eessfui Fsfog mso sn - ecanfFs lie
IS fha- nshlf hsnesf 81 hfs eeFk err.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ne has been enabled Ia carry through
successfully some remarkable real estate
transactions. IL II an admitted fact
that he has done more than any other
one man "a build up the residence por-
tion II the city and IN every instance
the houses erected by him are credit
10 Grand Rapids. Handsome in archi-
tectural design they are substantially
e)nstFucted. contain all the modern
ccnveuiences and are beautiful homes
that will always be the pride II their
owners Although one 20 the most sue
ce~sfGl business men IN Grand Rapids
already wealthy citizen. Mr.. Tufts j.
comparatively Young man. being only
- years obi 4 descendant 81 an old
Boston family he inherits the qualities
that made his grandfather and ances-
tors. all 81 whom for several generations
have been most successful real estate
owners and ~no have assisted ia the
tisilsling up Of the city of culture. Mr..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
PRIDE OF THE TO WIN
One of the Handsomes Bus :
ness Blocks IN the C.'k.
solIOSToNFaN0GlaSs FRONT
Otd " oasieslsssd fhsatrF keplassd
Col Ifigs. the ownsr.

Col. George g. irigss - enc - the
nssist enferpris.ng property 0eoefs IN
Grand Rapids During tie pact i've
years be uss aaacc rriendsa Improve
1nents ca all his Canal street property.
but his efo.nsng eifeft aas y ben BE re-
placed TIE old Wersierisn theater with
a handsome. brown stsne front. live
story business block. H. every respect
this j. The tincsg block 90 Canal street
and one Il The finest N the city. ftc
architecture a. handsome ia design and
massive "a appearance. The Efiggs
building would hook Well IN ans city ~
the World. The front being solid stone
aud glass
Col. Briggs IL thorough, progressive,
hasing done much la improve the city.
lie Is q great aduifer 81 asphalt pave
nent aud believes IL Mil se used on the
majority 81 the streets IA the near
future lie has teen postmaster 81
Grand Rapids for three years aud has
served in several publie offices always
with credit 10 himself anu 20 the salts
faction az the public. Grand Rapids
has a great many progressive citizens
but there are few who are wiling 10 do
more for the city than Col Briggs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Tuff- -rsAHatsd from the Mlchgs uni
versitF AZ Ann NFiur 10 $50
courss at Herhu and isirs.,, tie
taught seven wears sn Met ieaa. Vie
cousin and ILLINOIS, % i-S~ ae tcated
ia Grant kapids entering lsfu 'he real
estate business ~ . time Shen pnFerts
IA. rapsdly increasing ln value He
sac anf 20 the trsf o. 8futiet-s the
plan 20 tuiidine o,alplrte motiern
horsss .tni ceiling tneHs eu fasy pay
rafufs ~ this NaY he h..s hufit hun
frsi- 2 Hausee erecting sifN 80 Fuffh
~ hnre feere wear
Taffs attest Teafur- shiie r. the
Hatar 90 - innovation onsrlis4 8 20 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

To be in the swim in New York re
qurcs from $1,000 Ia 100000 year
Among the -four hundred" and people
adjacent To that charmed circle. the
struggles To maintain "a position against
the inroads of extravaganza would lie
extremely pathetic II they were but
known. The NAV Of the plebeians aho
supply the neccssarics Is always open
and n sometimes swallows regulations
~ well as fortunes.
Spcaking 81 the subject Union
League club man. who II a bachelor
with large income. free liver and a
wide circulafor. recently unbent HIM.
self aiih = fcw anecdotes
New York society IN these days sadly
needs ready money When the trades
man begins 90 shut down the trouble
commences remember a year or 80
ago a friend Il mine called upon q
family Acquaintance on Fifth avenue.
He WAS invited informally Ia dine. tie
accepted. ana II was the most un'or.
iunaie thing he could have done The
family we're compelled Ia send out for
dinner. and believe u took AL the
ready money M the house Their
butcher aud grocer had simply shut
down On them. and they bad simply gone
into involuntary retirement.
AT one 81 the Patriarch balls a
mother aud daughter were the most
handsomely dressed women in the room.
10 make a long story short Mrs. \. had
paVned n magnificent diamond necklace
iu order Ia get Der gowns from the dress
maker Some time after she redeemed
The necklace. and her lewcler sutse
9uentiy discovered that the gems had
been replaced ~ paste sionrs. DC
feeiive as placed on the case. but the
pae nhroker learned who his customers
we're ami Threatened exposure il arrested
The family did not prosecute. New
FORK Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

and - ite systematic aud liberal Nay
"a Nhsrh the sizes run besides which
ttet sfs Doh shrinksLie The product
.nelps'ss al ksasis u ladies and ehii
sifens coordination suits II all weights.
sizes sra qualities. $50 ladies pants.
sess4 and equestrian tights. tz'siues a
hagssis0nse hne u ladies fascsBstors IA
ksalsi creeilet work add the hosief, The
stsaas are 10th substantial and sho@s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
c. W. TUFTS REALTY
A Leader in Real Estate and
Building Matefal.
HIS SUCCESS IN GRAND RAPIDS
over >foo.osss ws,sth "a ii.sas- HALL
90 the New Wellington ftssf-

tine thing that has heen u great a.
sonderful progress . the spirit u ~
terpriss ps.-se-sed bs ~unle q the bad
iDg real estate nsee e the eify imanl:
nan n unusual eneFgy and persiste0e''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

throughout. and il will pay all dealers
IN need ~ knit goods 10 send for samples
IA compare with other makes.
The travelling representatives If the
works are a Slater. j. A. Babcock and
III. ;. leamans. The two former are
we'll known Ia the trade and Mr.. Yea.
means u doing AN excellent business for
his first Year In the west. Messrs.
Slater aud babcock have shown a tine
increase IN this years trade thus FAR
over that of last The territory covered
by The Star includes Michigan. Ohio.
lniiana. Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Iowa Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri
and western New York. The product
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Philadelphia school Teacher Was
recently dismissed FOR characterization
One - the charges against her was that
sine read the Douay version ~ the
scriptures ia the school and refused e.
read ans other The hoard - education
rr,aired teachers 20 read the bible fur
ui~he1 IS tho tsard and no other Com
uenting upon the incident ihe New
iurs Independent saws. 80 hong ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

among the honorable dealers at the city.
and "a enable him 10 engineer soDetfof
the largest desls that have been fpuf
through recently. among which might
he mentioned the sale - forty AGREE al
the north end IL Reeds lake Tor si6Oo
and ten acres adjoining the Orchard
elaOa Mr. Mercer still has the Or
chari Hill addition a forty six iots Tor
sale. and the car line now being ca.
tended ON Fulton street nearly 10 n
makes IL yer, desirable. Among the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MERCER IS A DEALER
In the Valuable Real Estate Of
the Valley City.
PRESIDENT or The EXCHANGE
Msss saoce~sfsi 1rAa~~ess<ms IN
Which lie tiss ttxars<, - . Pro-
saos.s-- Afs,nt sfas nu>sss~>

Charles r. Mercer of the Grand k&1ads
the real estate hosiDe@~ in conoectson
sifh Secretary kinres "a the board a.
trade. but that iims has proven amply
saffielsnt "a place him n the front rank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

More ar Less Pcrtsncncy-
The poorest man is not the one who
has the least. but the one who wants the
most.
People who borrow trouble never have
10 20 Tar 10 lind IT.
There are spots ON the sun and yet
some people expect l. year old boy In
h. perfect.
How are We all to admire the wisdom
If those who come 10 us for advice.
III happiness in this life Is your object
don't try too hard 20 get high.
The lean pig is the one that squeals
the most Let the faulitinder make a
note.
The one who does wrong suffers. hut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
rHcro ny Kk>pre

ufacture. Grand Rapids contains one
10 the leading establishments of the
West in this line. TIE Star Knitting
Works removed here from Niles last
December. and Is now turning out
seventy five dozen suits 81 underwear
and fifty dozen of hosiery daily from ITS
factory on Sihley street. The accom-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

But the young business men really con
troll the city to-day and the young blood
courses swif,er than the sluggish old
streams. The efforts Of the young men
have been brought Ia bear ON the paw
ing question. hence thcgratifying result
II s nearly four years since Mr.. III.
NJ. Atwood came Ia this city. represent
ing the Warren Scharf Asphalt Paving
Co To him is largely due the credit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

these Nhu love bim suifrr more
M"fs religion can BE- lost by staying
sWaN from prayer meeting ou a rainy
night ,han can be gained ou a clear
SUNDAY Rams Horn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

mend its general use in any city IL is
perfectly smooth. almost noiseless. phi
able to sufficient extent Ia avoid slip
ping. is easily kept clean and always
presents a splendid appearance IL If
the cleanest and most hcaithfui pave
ment extant and will wear from five Ia
ten years il properly taken care Of. Tn
doubtedly il is the most popular pave
ment in the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
W. ENCEL On uNDEHwE,H.

How one ct Grand iiap,ds' Latest
Industries i'rp~,cr~-
E.yers body uses underwear. yet how
few think 81 its modern process Of man
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Nahody has nae ~ them The rarits
q = rancs TEL fTt tinfsf stamp there
fsfe gives Il ~ estrs vaiae ~ 40 efrs a
the pkfisfflH crurk ~ b. nanfs one
yrs s.aalt iis t+st eourse - p rui enc
a. isflsf address Il - himself nno
sesll H. Ihen IS via rearh ham vifh Ar
erhancihc sr.utrf - .rk 80 81 Nee
$ 1fk Snr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

owns several thoroughbred horses and a
bali dozen elegant turnouts. Although
he has accumulated wealth. Mr.. Tufts
Is The same z, NAL. careful business man
the kind 81 man one likes 10 meet.
either m business or social capacity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
What IL Costs To swim.

has increased one-third since the re-
moval here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Rare Columbian stamp.
There is a postage stamp oil the Co
The Lamar register., 1893-09-16
rllEo IN a COLLISION.
b i.sfinas ~ a Trata pi.gsteh-s's
lis<ss "a shs reaa.ytssai. Road
Near chiez=e-

u saasslsr o, q srAiH disEaiehcF oa The
F'raaa rad = eolll.loa eeearrci b.
slach izi express train foaT niie.
ktaisssa 1ae trzias uae; .hlic run
Eas1oi rate o, spaei
--zs errss sAEcd tsei- lives by jump
~ ~ a9ro=io;ises eArsc together -iis
sai stsskci them both kEd arorp
fss,gf car q the P.n-h4saie trAia con-
sfp'izA tie srrokla< car e-hlhi H.
er srfr Ategs forty people. Nad IN Is
p = l,- ocegrred. T-esTe tnea we're
isi ltsss Hunter rsrr Injured
pc g tae accom- godafioa heing o.,
',sfr=ciisa thaH the other. erumhled
-ss S1P-r Asd fell lato the di,eh aions
, slts. The tender EAs forced bAek
Pissr ~ arfs baggage car. The heavy
r. @rIae stood on the track. but the
r. e. sas foserd up and ou the roof OF
|iet.sf car 70 = point eight feet iron IL
liis y sss prope!llag fofec ceased the
iassnse ear crashed through the root
szcssf crushing the passengers wi;hin.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-16
N.r ol.,sl.na n.hr.

President Cleveland /. the father OF smother
child IL is siri aad frst saw light al high
uooa Saturday. Nra Clevelaad passed
through the ordeal wonderfully we'll The
even. had bcen hourly expected for two or
three days sad DR. Bryant OF New York, the
CleTelAni's family physician, had been in at
tendance night and day. As soon As the nevs
that Baby Ruth had sister reached the de-
pArtmenl there was a 6uttsr OF excitement
and messages of eongraiglAtion vere sent to
the President and Mrs. Cleveland.
The child weighed about ten pounds
twax over an hour after the baby was born
before anyone outside the White House was
aware OF the fact
The news va. bulletined al the telegraph of
ice the capitol, the departments and tbe,,proni-
nent hotels znd was almost the sole theme Of
eoayersaiion during the remainder of she af-
trrnoon Everywhere disappointment was
manifested thas the baby was not boy.
Though the press has intimated at times
that Mrs Cleveland would become mother
a second time, the birth OF the baby was a
surprise As Mrs Cleveland was out driving
FRIDAY evening She bowed frequently To
passing friends and acquaintances and sp-
peAred to be in excellent health and spirits
Thl. IA the drst Iime that child of presi-
dent has been born at the White House.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-16
smoking out :. sooncrs.~

Prairie trc. have been set In the Cherokee
Strip by the United States troops who are
charged with keeping the strip free of intrud-
ing sooners" Many sooners had succeeded
ia hiding 10 clumps Of bushes and in hollows
in the pralrie aud II WAS for the purpose of
dislodglng them that the fires were started.
The result of these hres the capture by
the troops Of a number OF sooners, whose
.--es, places OF residence, etc, were taken
for The information Of the o:fics-s in charge
.ons appIy for certificates OF registry they will
and that their names arc on the blacklist and
that they cannot get certificates, without
which they cannot file on \ claim.
The registering booths are about completed
and Will be open for business September IL.
Brtwcen that date and the day OF opening IL
ia believed that 10. 600 persons Will take ou;
certificate, at these booths declaring their In
tentions to claim a homestead In the Strip
aud to become settlers.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-16
|lEp BY PIRATES
L,sle TALE FROM CHINA
o.,.red and Most OF ITS Pass.
crew siauxtsred-Vornsn
,.,,,.d into Captivity

=, The seizure Of a steamer and
=, !. sAe pAs-.enEefs and ere" By
80, haze eees received by the
!. r-sse.. Of China
-,rsas u, private property of The
- At PrnaHE Tsenty-four inca
ruracred and hf,cca seriously
go 90 sc!i into the hands Of the
a. AirrAader. OF BROOKLYN, VA.
,n-d Tso Chinese Ani '-o
,-s-a ue7c carried OF By the
u-.,..a passengers Who escaped
-, ,s.rg @, the pirates. over
q =, o, he ,hlP's boais and -ere
e
=, ,,-H-ssr lefl TeioS, Sentative,
Ytasls,E. and three hoar. later
| 80 q tselre Aehnex, ~ho en-
-,.ssslFs, astel the man al the
| ~ rcrr :hea pSs.ins sinpHns
t,-,ia- A afiirmst.re ansucr thrJ
- ~ kelnEmaa ao-a and NJ.
I. sfg-oaklyu, ssahdin- Hcar, shared
| ~. The AehnrE then took fhs
- fa-usI The vessel toward shore
I, r.sa1is4 saoFtiy zftersard
~ utls1--- aioar deck followed
I,st-a rre- beia- alike tudi.efimi-
| ss.sisre,L Captain Woo.i, -ho had
!. 5sra iz de eabia. e,rae up aud
- .gasdai- Chief Easinesr An
H. : ta- casas-rp1zs. aaa the Aehenf
80 % eum- up, He doeliaed sai
l. :. c,slse-roon iai3rr and e-tia-
Ials saas
I'D glgizeer 3apilsf had a narro~ "a
~ ktaeaE rashc1 thro1rh the saloon
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