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SHIELDED A MURDERER.


HAMMOND, Ind, July t9.-On Sunday
evening Rosario Greco and Joseph Perre
quarreled over u game Of cards near Globe
station and before Perre could use his
knife Greco plunged a dirk into his heart,
killing him instantly. Not one of the 150
fellow workmen interfered, and no attempt
was made to capture the murderer, In
stead he was shielded from the authorities
in the tent and spirited out Of camp Major
~. B Mcdonald arrested several Of tbe
leaders and landed them in the Lansing
Jail after fierce fight Constable BusaclS
was assaulted by the gang, and after they
had beaten him into iusenibility they
rined his pockets Busack was found by
a workman yesterday ON the railroad track
suffering from long cash on the head .
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

ROME, July Eek Premier Crispi has
submitted to the parliamentary com
mission of inquiry into the bank frauds a
statement that several newspaper ed
itors, who support the vatican's policy,
attempted to extort money from the Ma
tional bank and the Bank of Rome, both
involved in the scandals now under in
yestiQatiOn
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

LONDON, July 12.-The Constantinople
correspondent of The Times telegraphs:
"lhe khediye visited Ismail Pacha today,
and he intends to call upon the foreign
ambassadors His visit is beginning to
embarrass the government 1t is feared
tlIat he will insist that the sultan shall
take open anii-English measures in Egypt,
and will threaten to abdicate if the sultan
refuspq
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

LONDON, july 19.-Mr John Deasy IAN
ti-Parnellite) member of the house of com
mons for West Mayo, was found guilty
yesterday Of common assault He was
fined SIPS and ordered to pay the costs of
the prosecution. In view of the verdict of
the jury against him, Mr.. Deasy has ten
dered his resignation as member of par
Hameut
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

HAVANA, July 12 - The anti-reform
journals Of Cuba are publishing violent
articles on the victory Of reform, which re
suited from the parliamentary election
held in the Havana district this week. Ber.
nardo Moran, the merchant recently kid
mapped by bandits in the Guines district,
has been released by his captors
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

GRAND FORKS, N. d., July 12.-Shortly
after dark last evening a number of deter
mined men arrived here from CandO, N.
D., and went to lynch Bomberger, the
murderer of six members Of the KriedeT
family near Cando The sheriff, however,
made show of force and the mob with,
draw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12
Death of a United states Consul.

WASHINGTON, July l2,-The department
of state has received news of the death OF
United States Consul Josiah f. Stone, at
Nogales, Mexico. Mr. Stone was appointed
vice consul in 1872 and was promoted to be
consul last February
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

Boston, July l2-It can be stated on un.
questionable authority that Attorney Gen.
eral Pillsbury Is at the service of the Re.
publican party as a candidate for Cover
nor, and under no circumstances will be
again be a candidate for attorney general.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

CHICAGO, July 12.-The articles for the
fight between Corbett and jackson were
signed last night. The fight is to come off
in June, 1894, and is to be for the largest
purse obtRinable and $4,000 a side, the
winner to take all
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

VIENNA, July 12.-Cholera has reap
peared in Moscow, Kief and northern
Hungary. In Moscow the outbreak is most
serious There have been thirty-two cases
and eleven deaths in the convict forward.
ing prison since July 1,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

QuBEN VICTORIA is said 70 know
the names of all her household ser
wants, although there are over l25 OF
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

ONE important duty ia incumbent
upon all well-wishers of Shenandoah.
They should be untiring in their
efforts TO bring industries here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

ST JOHNS, ". b., July l2.-For the third
time ia "a few years the village of Fairyille,
a suburb of this place, was almost de-
stroyed by fire Eighty families are home
less
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

HARBIgBUEG, July 12.-The annual re-
union OF The Reformed churches Of cen
tral aud southern Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Maryland will be held at
Williams Grove tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

JACKSON, Mich, July l2-Mhe fifteen
round glove contest last night between
La Blanche, "The Marine" and Bob Man
ming, was stopped in the eighth round by
the police
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

THE original street paving contract
Ia now almost completed. May many
more follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

PoTrsvILLE, July 12.-Mrs. Mary A. La
shorne, OF Alto, one Of the oldest residents
Of this section, died at the age Of 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-12

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Ths EVENING HERALD has a larger olfcuia
zion in Shenandoah than any other paper pun
lsehed, Books open to all
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-19

An intensely enthusiastic audience wit
messed one of the best dramatic perform
aDces ever given in Augusta, on Monday
night at the Opera house. when the Charles
Frohman Company presented THE Lost
Paradise"
Henry G.. DeMille understood the art
dramatic when he wrote The Lost Para
disc" and produced play Astounding at
once 10 force, hrilliancy. pathos, wit and
deep thought; the whole perfectly blended
tharl tr0hman understood the art
dramatic when he gathered together the I'M
usually strong cast headed by Forrest Rob
inson and Mabel Bert, which gave the play j..
There was not a weak actor in it. Even
parts to which ordinarily no attention would
be paid were rendered with finish and un
ierstanding that WAS not lifelike bu
life.
This is what makes the critics task a
hard one in this case for it would be an in
justice to say one was good when all were
perfect.
The SCENE effects in the second act, ''ln
the Foundry, were on par with the e1-
celence of the rest.
Play, cast and scenery in the second act
enthusiasm in manner not common in
Augusta. Instances of this were when at
the close of this act three times was the
curtain called, and by the fact that at the
close all waited quietly until the curtain
went down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-19
m JUST A. YEAR.
September, 1892, an Increase,
Now a Reduction.
Edwards Company Announces a 10
Per Cent. Cut Down in Wages.
vaa r,Gs feet sen msasay-eyer EN-
plsys Elected.

Ia September, 1889. the Edwards Manu-
,,e.unsz Company and other cotton cor
,o,,,ioss. a. result Of the prosperous
~o,4,,son Of basiness, gave practically all
Il, smoIoye. voluntary 10 per cent. In
erease in ysgss.
IA November, 1899, Democratic Pres
liant ,sa Conzress we're elected. In An
xrs .ss, ,hi. Congress met and it was
badly Unclaimed thAt the ''robber tariff
"a. 70 be reduced
Monday. Sept. II 1893 the Edwards Man
nf.etarag Company in common with other
co,ton corporations throughout the country,
,.,.,sd notice Ia every one Of its rooms to
u. sHset that on and after Monday. Sep
,ec,hsr 2s, reduction Of 10 per cent. will
he made 10 the vsges Of all employees, ow-
iny % the depressed condition Of the market
ana the enhanced price Of cotton and that
x.yss ual be restored TO the present
...o4,,I 4, soon as the state Of the market
siiI permit
Hs ''r -. - hon, stq
"@'''' .t ,ha al,.-
,ion oil he felt in every store in town
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There will be candidates for both H.
yrees tonight at the meeting of liighIan
Lodge, A. q. L. w. All members shou
be present The work will he followed
Refreshments and social entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-19

Mr. Harry Heffer died at his home in
Sussex. N, B., Wednesday, Sept. -. He
was well known in Augusta and was for
merly on the night force of the Journal
and later in the composing room at the &c.
Allen publishing house. On account Of
failing health he was obliged to leave
Augusta for his home during the early part
OF August. He was able to be about three
weeks after his arrival home, but after
that failed day by day until his death,
which was caused by consumption of the
bowels AMI congestion of the left lung, He
was buried on Sept. Is. His family will
have the sympathy of the number of friends
of the young man in Augusta.
NJ. N Drew, Esq, of Fort Fairfield and
Robert Treat Whitehouse of Portland have,
formed copsrtnership for the practice of
law in Portland under the firm name Of
Drew & Whitehouse. Mr.. Drew is well
known in Augusta. having been leading
member of the House of Representatives in
1891 and 1898, and prominently mentioned
for Speaker in 1895. Mr.. Whitehouse is
an Augusta boy, the son of Judge and Mrs.
W. l.. Whitehouse. Mr.. Drew has been
in active and successful practice for the
past eight years Mr.. Whitehouse was
graduated from the Harvard Law school in
June and had been admitted to the Cumber-
land county bar in May, having studied
at the same time in the office of j. W. Sy-
mouds The new firm starts out undsr
most favorable circumstances. both men,
bers having large number of friends and
both being young men of great ability.
The first pay roll of the employees of Il e
las, State fair was made up by Secretary
G.. VI. Twitehel and sent to the Treasure
in time for checks to a total amount I
over 5000. to be sent out on the Tuesd'
following the fair. which closed on Frid">
Secrstary Twitchell has now completed Il e
second pay roll Of the premiums, amount 9
to over $1,000 more and has it ready for tie
treasurer.
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BOY LOST!
naslee on Use Of Firearms.

O,i.y 10 the reckless use Of firearms about the
.,;ty seyernI narrow escapes from fatal accidents
have recently occurred and. therefore. / hereby
give notice. and ! warn all persons 10 eondlct
a. ut..s and ordinance. relation 70 the r-e of
6ras,ux will b. strictly -ht.rc 4. and any pers a
seresfter di-chargng Urea ms within the city
tj,.s excspt uuou The State range, Will be prose-
mi 10 the full exsent Of the law
Os<oop CRAWFORD. CITY Marshal OF Aaxusta-
Augusta. He. Sept. u lsDc. sePtl5dlw
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The esrp~afership heretofore exlstin9 Dseupn
James v Fsilsr, Elmer y. goiso0 esA NanV W
bieknell. under the hrn ssae ard sey1a ~ III
natsai consent. Henry ". Bseknsn Wfln1snGs
ing from aid company.
The bssine. viii be eostisseA b. Janes Z
fulef ssd Elmer Y. foIson usAes IL soms $50
aad style h. ret0fose asd vilI setsle a $780,
and eisims against the late nsn. g
All pess0as indebted 70 ~ - eoowenegunn
are requested to make imDe1Ia1s iovwaG8 RI
them - they are asthorixed 70 49, . = 80,
JAMxn = 1ullDe.
ELMnn = HoGsQm.
ArGusrA. Aas. slse, isla
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| FAR FROM HOME. |
Things Not Always Noted
Great Worlds Fair. |
An Idea Of faroff Siam, Tunis, |
giers and Cochin China. |
Cleans d Ssisaa Fun Ia 10 caials, wi
The heesiss Celebrities.

WORLDS FAIR. Sept. 10 -fSpecial.l !
This morning suddenly remembered thai
In all my eight weeks here had not taxed
ride on the much praised Electrical In.
framural railway. "lntramural," yo,a
know. means within the walls" or did in
my warm youth, buchanan being presi-i
dent, and though many things have beenl
reformed since then, presume Latin is as
was. The line makes the circuit Of the
grounds at SO convenient an elevation that
1t. gives one an entirely new view Of the
fair, and as it can't get over the Peristyle,
you know, it has to make loops north and
south thereof, and one can ride twice around
the 8 ITO miles for 10 cents
Starting north from the northeast cor
ner Of the Government building, we look
down in turn on the Polish cafe, Clam
bake, Sweden, and then all the far foreign
folks, and SO on up TO Iowa. Leaving that
to the right and Virginia DIETER known
as Mount Vermont to the left, We ride
along the north wall, and looking over IL
l am surprised to find along Fifty-sixth
street quite an interesting annex to the
fair. All the way down the west side of the
park we look down ON q continuous sue
cession of curious scenes, then turn east at
Sixty-third street, ride over the many rail-
road tracks at the terminal and meander
through all the curious and too much neg
lected region which fills the south central
part of the grounds. Just beyond this TO
the east is a still more neglected section, Of |
which more anon. At the extreme south I
east the road makes sharp U and runs up |
to near the La Rabida; then there Is q
loop, and we 20 back by the way we came |
An Auxiliary Fair.
Now, in that southeast quarter, very Gu /
riously but completely hidden between the
south pond on the east, and the great L
stockyards on the south and west, is a lit II
tie worlds fair all by itself, which not one |,
visitor In twenty ever sees. In fact, was here
q month before discovered it, The NOV
ing stream Of humanity divides to get =
around the pond. and the run of the walks
r cret. Mrs. A. Mcveish novel. Mrs. A. d
e Miller wardes
Reproach Of Aunesley, Wiich's Head. II. Ri
/. The. S. Maxwell, Grey. er Hageard,
/. Robinson Crusoe. DE Willie Reilly. W. Carl
4, Foe. ton.
e Rcmols George Eliot. Woman's Face.
Rory o More. 5. Lover. Florence Warden.
+ Rabbits Spell, The. Stu sWife's Crime, A. Nj
art Cumberland. Grace Halpine.
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NE sossru aAwosrH's eosDsros.


A few days ago the View York newspaper.
announced beneath long display headlines
that Mr.. Joseph Havortb, the veli-known
acsor and the leading man Of the new Boston
Grand Opera House Company vas seriously
troubled with brain difficulty and that be
vas beyond the cure Of physicians. Al the
time these rumors we're being made 20 much
Of Mr. Havorth had just been discharged
from the Boston City Hospital, where be
lad been treated for jaundice, which disease
be contracted at the seashore during his
summer vacation. As soon a. Mr.. Haxor
learned Of the talk concerning his health he
wrote the following letter to Manager A.
II. Dexter;
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Samples Of these books 90 b 49, q ~ J0UD,
nAL counting room ~ q aay Of ~ sooee1 49,
ctes.
ne books are sot for sais - IN sslz = e!n
ost 10 holdefs Of oospons. Ths ~ pel1oe6 -.
where IN this Issue VIII give III - ~ = ~
books. loving 70 laek Of spaes ~ ~ ~ -
psblished IL oar daily % Mos9sys ealy.l
In ordering By mall several boots SAo114 -
named. snisSs y0s are willing = wa1e IN -
exhsssted Numbers car be su0pals1.
JOURNAL patrons ess sssaFs thsss 1900 n ~
JOURNAL counting room.
Our readers can 80 sanpIee of thseo WesD r.
asy tine b calling II aDy ons of ~ aDoyo e10o1
pleoes Or6eSs for books 70 b. eent b ~ 49,
d n nsss. b addressed 70
DUnxnoo D IIYuR
AaEn11a, 49,
Our fvtends Will please eossoWss
bSs tl.at und1s Ne oo0Ut6ogo11oO
Will IN oxolsango ~ beolko -
posSnltso9 aftoS any book ha0 ~
ire ehBoo. tls net the p0spooo q
this sf'oe - Institute . esssueotenO
library.
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DO YOU KNOW



az ,.o,.... ,I ,pyl,, t.ut how many house
l....,..,. T., k,og t,,, h.f,r, udpy brass
n,r..ry,r, k.,,je. .hould be secured with
AL, .rt r,,,,,,r tb.n v,sied thoroushly
IN ,o,,.,,l. amt ,in.,d in clear hot water
.r,.,, Il, ,h...J,,,.n nn,,,l,o nre.ary-
,oy te,tl.. ,l,r,,. +. IA, need Of using brass
Thai n.,, e,l,roc. a,t. allowed to Ii, in
.tro,, ..,i, v,.4r an hour h, fire the first
,...long tho cellar. arc lee. likely to fade.
rh,, .,,,b.r e,o,, ,s,nt.1 with boil. d
f,....,4. ..a.,ly ,l.,,.t
rh,tw.li NAM, ,h..t h,s h. coma bruised
,r,..,, ~, .r,,tl.,,t,b.. and cannot he
r,..,b.1 ma, h.. ,,r..rs.i by the asa Of
ordinary r.,a,. u.,J ,y children. Mixtte
n. noss,hl.. tin.
,..;. .n.4. .n, r,,,,,,, ,,,ch -, tho
h-oL.. rl,,s. and NJ the ,Ii.tanc. of . foot
,,t,o tl,.. l,.syur,m.,t will he quite ur-
nnti,e7l
That a 10th saturated in kerosene and
,fppvJ into Wli,ing. for cleaning unware.
/. nucl. ttsr than any thing else usel.
hist "a going away in the summer it is
A good tt,re 10 pack y hammer and few
nal. anita package Of tscks. They will
b. found ~ useful
hiatt hte . no,lieg that makes so much
ia rt,.,r b,,v,cn ordinary and delicate
Ia MN = ,oii. 81 On. .hetc should b. one of
y..,y anr wire f.r sitting soda, spices, etc .
an3 f.r l-.r,n. eu.t,r,s and iellies.
Th,re ,ho4l We. 9TH, rs With meshes from
one. Y, cnil 10 ane 81, sltn of an inch in
ii'mcttr ii,n 4 squash -,raner and 4
enl,pI.- F.t,nsinn wire STEAMERS are
convenient Kc,p also u supply of strainer
cloths, ms4e from coarse crash or cheese
cloth,
That thc csmbiic sosu is improved by q
,harou2h brushing ~ we'll a. the wool one
ps,son,is
Charles Cunningham and wife went to
skos hogan on Monday
Mr. ! Resi and d.nsbter Mrs Fo..et,
Of Riyerrls were in tho c;,v Manaav.
Ms. Carrie /. Wvman of MINNEAPOLIS. is
visiting MI. ! r. Lawrence and sister.
Mr.. Andrew Do.tie manager of tn,
Riverside Clothing House returned Mon
isy from A visit 70 friends in Waterville.
Charles st,n.aeli and wife Of Boston
formerly Of Aurn.ts ar, v;.i,inr the Ia,
ter. mother. Mrs. s,ur,evan,. on Flag
street
Rev. ]. NJ. Wvman Of the First Bsptis
church wen, "a sloxhs,s, an Monday Z,
attend the county association nov in session
there.
Capt. and Mrs. George A. Doughty hsv
retained to Augusta from a weeks driyin,
tour through Kenuebec. somer.et and Pts
catsqui. coun,i..
Mis-. Annie Wheeler bs. returned to he
home !, ,,,,.,, sf,a- .b..,.o os ,b,s
month, ub;rh vas anon, with f,;sra. !;
Camden. n !. and ph,l,5elphis Penn.
Judge W. p. whitehou.e and wife lsf
on train No. 10 n, Monday xf,srn.on fo
Skowhersn W hero on Tuesday. the indy
will open the September term of the .u
preme judicial eour
E.P. Gould secomp,nisa Mrs. s,mue
Role and her son Richard when thew 70
Gently returned tn Portland from a visit /,
August. xi,h NJ, Nj conu n,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-19

desperate Woma
Adah NJ. Howard
sDreadfui Tempt,le
A. Mrs. A. MeN
Miller. ?
Death Bed Marriage
Charlotte NJ. Stal
East Lynne. Mrs.
Wood.
Eve. \. Barlng-Gs
Frozen Pirate. The 4
Clark Russell
False Start, A. HISS
For Mamie's s.
Allen. .
Grtmm's House,
Fairy Tales. Brot
Grimm. i.
Guy kenmore's "
Mrs. A. New
8liller. !
House on the Ma
TIE. A novel. +. v
den.
Hon. Mrs. Vereker.
1.-The Duchess"
Handy Andy. 5. Lol
lvanhoe. Sir Wa
Scott. E
'Jacqueiina. Mrs A
MeNeigh Miller (
Jane Eyre. e Bront
John Halifax, Ger
man. Miss MULCH Z
Jet: Her Face Her /
tune. Mrs. An
Edwardes.
Lady Audlcy'. Secl
Miss NJ T.. Bradd
lasf nf th.. Mahicu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-19

vasANA hAAN R0AA>As <AAANA MA
cret. Mrs. A. McVeigb
Miller.
Rcproach Of Aunesley.
The. S. Maxwell Grey.
Robinson Crusoe. De
Foe.
Romols George Eliot.
Rory O'More. 5. Lover.
Rabbits Spell, The. Stu
art Cumberland.
.Rose and the Lily, The.
Mrs. A McVeigh Mil
, Ter.
| Che n Rider HapVayd
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Vu $500 Holp You )uts :: !: : !. !;


4 OsT--strsyed from Monmouth, The 18th
4 tns :. dark bay mare, y srs old Wegas
ab at 40 pounds, star ia oreheai, white strip on
nose. little VIII &c . ua hind foot. full mahe and
I. feiop, tail full reaching 20 hoek, Suitable ic,
ward viii be paid for her return or Information
leading 10 her recovery. 5. 5, LANCASTER, Au.
easta- scpsiYdiws
OST-S.pt. OH or iith ply sican's peck,
j Gaze of Instruments. Finder viii he sai' able
rewarded by leaving II Office OF pR, |. !.
CkooksR, Augusta. sept.W
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF sTAf;


Airy Fairy Lillian, "The
Duchess"
AN o d Mans Darling.
Mrs. A. McVeigh Nil
Ter.
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Allan QuarteTpain. II.
Rider Haggard.
As in u Looking Glass.
+. c. Philips.
Arabian Nights Enter
taiament.
At the Worlds Mercy. A
novel. Florence War
den.
Bag Of Diamonds, Tn. The.
Fem.
sRoDnie Dora. Mrs.
Alex. McNeigh Miller,
Br' exile Langion. IL.
Smart.
bride OF the Tomb.
Mrs. Alex. McVeigh
Miller.
Camille. Alex. Dumas.jr .
Ch Ids History of Eng
laad. Charles Dickens.
.Countess Vera. Mrs. A,
McVeigh Miller.
Dateless Bargain, A. A
novel. c. l.. Perkins.
Deer Slayer, The.
Cooper.
Dora fhorne. Is. NJ. Clay.
Dukes Secret, The. c.
NJ. BrAeme.
D.ldee, or. the Iron
Hand. Florence
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Doris's Fortune. War
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Dark House, The, or, A
Knot Unravelled. Fem
Dicks Wanderings.
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novel. Mrs. A. Ed
wardes.
Witch's Head. II. Rid
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Willie Reilly. W. Garlic
ton.
Woman's Face. A
Florence Warden.
'Wife's Crime. A. Mis-
Grace Halpine.
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