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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-08-19
NUN. 30.


Denver, Colo, Aug lG-Un
.robo, 81 mas descarado que Sc ha
yisto, ocurri6 aqm esta mahana.
?. eastman de Pensacola. Fla. Sc
regiStr6 en- el Hotel Wellington,
anoche. \ las dos dc Ia mahana
toc6 Ia campauilh. { hizo yenir al
eScrlhano, Y le diio que Sc halaba
mny entcrmo y qae creia que iva
"a molirse. I'll eScribano sin hacer
maS preguutas Sc largo Y saIi6 &
pa alle para ir en- busca de nm
doctor. Al saljr Ia puerEa del
Hotel sc encontr6 con uu hombre
desconocido, a quicn pregunt6 ii
Saola ca doude podis. hallar nm
doctor III eXtmugero contest6
que el era uu mtdico, { Immediate.
"'V"'c lue lleNauu III lado de la
eama del agouizaute. El doctor pi.
djo una jarra con aqua de hielo, Y
mientras ell assteate fu6 por eli
aqua eI pretendido doctor rob6 al
eniermo todo 10 one traia de valor
y en- segoida Sc march6. Caando
Ell clerk del Hotel yolyi6, va Cash
man habja dejado de existir. In.
dudabIcmontc muri6 del rebate.
I@ policia fu6 notidcada, Y ell Ia.
dron tut arrestado una bora des.
pneS, IIa dicho que Sc llama i.
Il Stevens.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-08-19
IN Nhsn NIislna.-..n.

III lnpeg ma lsl ana risc
Eugene Rossc1. adaato npmla,ao
aor IN co,uuaa Wells rsroo
nara bgcer IA entreaa ooni ON IA
plaza lo todas ,ssag,r.n,os oua
yiooeg no, r,pre.s dns,naroci6
muv mjste,iasamoola- AL nsin.i-
nj, Sc cre,5 oue h,bta t,modo Ios
de villa diego nay5oa,.. .,o.iaa
al ane.. uoe topo en nsn ,ososion
pcrrpnecfente i n com,,o,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-08-19

.-rOccdimIentos del Congrcso.
La discussion en- 81 congreso en-
pro y en- coAtra de Ia plata sigue,
sin que hasta abora Sc haya alcan-
zado ningun otro resultado excep.
to que los sapieutisimOs senadores
~ representatives en- ambas CANA
ras Sc han dado una oportunidad
para hacer saber al mundo cuanto
pueden lucirse en- Ia 0ratOria. La
discussion hasta ah0ra, en- su ma
yor parte sc basa sobre In question
de llore acuhaci0n, . una abroga-
ei0n Unconditional de la clausuIa
de Ia ley Sherman que ahora auto.
RIA Ia colaAta de y medic milo.
nes de plata en- barras cada mes.
De cualquier modo que sea, SO
cree que todayia por dos sema.
mas mas no sc podra tomar ell voto
sobro uinguna de las medidas.
l'Itimos telegramas anuncian
que el senadO esta adoptando di.
ferentes medidasa 4 las que SO estan
snscltand0 en- Ia camata, para con.
tener Ia crisis que tanto esta alar.
mando al pueblo por donde quiera.
FL remedio que, propone ell Sena-
GO, es, que Sc permita 4 los bancos
naclonales eXpedir papel mOneda
en- ignal cantidad a las 0bligaciO-
nes de los Estados Unidos que
ellos tienen EN- dep6sito en- Ia teso-
rcria del Gobieruo. 81 este es asi,
/ que lmbos cuerpOs esten trabajan-
do en- direction Opuesta, entOnces
solo DI0s sabe cuandO saldran de
las complicacioncs que necesaria.
mente uenen que segnir, Y entire
tauto el pueblo espera Y desespera.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-08-19
In Succ>o LamcntablS.


In uIauta del Satire. distante
como mas ocho miIlas al pomente
de Las Vegas, tue el Domingo
pas9do cscena de una de eSaN
desgracias lamentables, On dond'
nm ser humane pierde Ia vida pol
causa de Ia torpeza y descuido de
pers0nas que tieDen porldea lngal
. limpiar armas de iuego, dentro
de sus casas Y mienltas sc haIian
rodeados de sus famiIiaS,
La victima esta vez fut una
i6yen de diesiocho amos de cdad
que reSponde al nombre de Geum
des Pmedl. Personals deI@ugar
que presenciaron el case, dieeo,
que el Domingo paSado, como .
ESQ de las seis dc la tarde, Mani.
mo belANldeA eSlaoa {" Su casa
limpiaudO M rife, que cstaha aIgo
mohoSo; que de'P"eS que 10 n"'o
Iimpmdo blcn 10 mon'o en- Ct pm
mer SECURE y eStaba para meter
pun'eHa con el haf'a Ia P0'I'"'
cuando Do"aclaho uonf"'e~ que
eSlaba cerca de eI ho'' que eI IiH'
tehia soore eI ioSonc''o ul' 'o'"''
nahte' y sc 10 aoNir'Io d be""N'o'~'
pefo este que no saom que ei ril'r
eStaba cargado' no hlzo case
metIo punlef'a hac'" IA Puei"'' "'o
del llador' dISpaio el ''io Ie o'o
q IA pooIe IhNcild'ila lue 'N'
tempo entlaoa por Ia pael'a' IL"
haIa lie entro en eI oJo deIecl'o J
Q SaIIo en- IA SI'l ueI iaao i"GoIe'
DO, caI'sandoia J" 'ANei'e l"''ah'"'
neamehte.
Henayidez NoluntarIamehIe Sc
ha ehlregado a Ia autofidaa, J
ahoIa Sc haIIa en- Ia career aeI
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-08-19
In narhcrla E.nanoln

Este antique y acredltado esta.
bIccImieuto Sc haIIa ahora baIo la
direction del bicu conocidO barbc.
ro Juan o. AIire, como successor
de Antonio Caml. I'll joyeu Alire
cs m hDo deI pals, y su agrado,
popularidad y macstria en- cl oGcio
lc hacen acrcgdor al patrociuio
del p6blico en- general, y particu.
Iarmeute eI de sus paisanos. FL
senor Alire Sc eslorzaa en- haccr
que uiuguua barberia supcrc 4 Ia
suya en- limpIeya y buep trabaiO,
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Convcncion dc Irfigaclon.

amigos y paieutes.
Convention dc Irtigacion.
Al pueblo dc NuCo Mexico.
Arizona, Texas Occidental, y del
estado ar Chihuahua, en- la Repd.
bIica de Mexico.
por cuanto todos los cjudada
nos lie los eStados ci.ados eStao
actiyamautc intcresados en- Ia
ndnsQia de irrigaciou, y eatau, en-
gran medlda, dependencies del
regadio para el deseuyolvjmiento
de sus recurSoS ngrIco.oS. y
por cuauto, una gran parte del
pueblo del Territoro de Nueyo
Mexico, de la parte occidental de
Texas. y de Ia parte norte del
cstado dc Cnihuahua depeudeu
del >urtido de aqua de. Rio Gran.
de para hncs de irigacion,y Y
Por cuauto, gran yoIdmen del
aqua de lichn rio fuyennlilmeute
durante cl tempo del qn0 cuando
mas Sc eneceSita para fines dc rogd
die, Ia que, con un sistcma propio
de dep6sitos Sc podia recoger y
uuIlzar, conmbycudo aSI d Ia
riQueza y prospeHdad de dIcha
region; y
por cuanto; qrandes oaut.dade.
de aqua de dicho rio que poI
muchos amos ha sido apTopiada y
usada por los ciudadauos radica,
dos en- q vale del u.,.mo, Al sun
de Albuquerque, para fines de
regadio; sobre cuyo uso continue
depcnde la vida y prospsridad de
Ia comunidad, ha sido iriastamcutc
apropiada Y tomada para otroS
usoS pQr los residcntes iumediatoS
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-08-19
El Coicgi0 Agricol0 de Las Cru

Esta institution de ensedanza,
por yarits razones puedo lamar.
'cle Ia meior y mas complcta EN-
~ ramo. Tieue una Iibreria muy
complcta, uu buen cdiicio v un
campo may amplio para Ia agricul-
tura. Sc hace necesaro que In
Iuvcntud neo-meXicana sc eduque
en- este imp0rtante ramo de indus.
tra para que aquelos que deseen
dedicarse a Ia agriculture, puedan
corouar sus esiucrzOs con un buen
tXitO.
Por catalogo Y demas informa-
cion, podran diriiirse al presidente
del colegIo, Mr. Hiram Hadley,
Las Cruces. y. NJ.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18
OCEAN TOWING.
An Invention That Claims the Solution Of
an Important Problem.

An Invention That Claims the Solution of
an Important Problem.
The subject Of long-distance ocean
towing has been receiving much consid-
Grafton at the hands of American ship
owners A proposal has already been
made to employ Theoretically sealed
steel barges for ocean transportation,
these bargea being towed by specially
designed tugs and towing apparatus.
II Is believed by many ship owners
In this country that we are nearing
the time when the towing steamship
will be largely employed to drag
freight barges across the Atlantic. The
possibilities In this direction have been
suEgestively Indicated by some note
worthy feats Of towing done recently
by the United States tug steamer
Saturn, which Is about twenty-five
hundred tons and Is fitted with very
powerful engines. Tho chief difficulty
In ocean towing Is the failure Of the
tow rope or steel hawser or It's fasten-
ings. Neither manila rope nor steel
wire rope can Withstand the sudden
strains caused by the motion Of the
towboat and her consort in = heavy
seaway, the great want being elastici-
~. To overcome this difficulty the
Saturn has been Rtted with q towing
apparatus invented BY an American
engineer. It is balancing cable
drum, which Is 30 geared up that thu
normal pressure Of tho engine cylin.
ders, situated on either side of the
drum, win balance the normal strain
ON the cable or hawser; but II tho
strain on the hawser IS increased the
drum revolves Mt and the hawser pays
out, running in again when the strain
Is relieved. Tho inventors Of this In
genious apparatus claim that they have
solved the problem Of ocean towing. w
Chicago Journal
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attached % che clocks pendulum. the
swayfng Of which acted % open and
close the circuit He connected the
Buffalo wirc with che clock wire and
went home 10 bed. leaving thc buffalo
man valorously battling with the tick
ticlx-tHlx-ticls Of the clock Tho story
concludes with the vcracions statement
that whom tho Toronto man reached
the Office the next morning he heard
the Buffalo nnn still fighting the clock.
and that when tho former disconnected
the clock wiro and closed tho circuit thr
latter snapped out triumphantly. -
ilowned you NJ last. did n"
Fighting circuit" q probably tho
most annoying occupation there Is Tho
very impotency, tho very futility Of II
Is maddening. Here isa man who has
offered a gricvous insult Yet the In
suffice cannot get at tho insultor 20 kick
him. They may be separated By thou
sands Of miles The practice Of calling
hard names Is not infrequent, possibly,
for that reason. Fighting circuit has
several tines driven men 70 the verge
Of frenzy. There Il on record IN tho
archives Of the Western Union Office ia
New York the tale Of an cxcitabla
operator who, after long and nnsuc-
cessful struggle 70 say something mean
10 man In Albany whom he hated, and
who at the same time was trying To- say
something mean 70 him. suddenly
arose from his chair and dartcd from
the operating In New York city
and ran down the stairs into the street
Thcre he gaxed wildly around, look
ing for some object on which 20 vent
his anger. Near him a peaceable, mild
leekinR gentleman was having his
boots polished Tho unhappy operator
rushed at him. struck him In the face.
and shouted: Blank, blank you. you're
always getting your boots blacised.
Int that was In the old days.
Not always, however, have differ
ences arising over d wirc been with
out bloodless termination. Ii has
been the case on a numher Of ocs
easions that tho insnltce has boarded
train for the town OF the insnlter, and
upon the insulter being pointed out TO
him the two have come together In an
ARRAY. But such instances are excep-
tions Even thougha man may board n
train full Of thought Of vengeance II Is
likely 10 oozc out after q few hours
ride, and the visit, instead Of being san
culinary, may be one OF harmonious
peace and good feeling. II may be
stated positively that no quarrel be-
gun over telegraph wire has ever
resulted fatally.
They tell good story up At the big
Western Union office on Fifteenth
street. One Of the night men was send
ing press to Richmond. Tho operator
ut the latter place said;
whats the matter? You come 80
heavy can't adjust enough
SIS that SOP" responded the opcr-
ntor at the Washington end WYATT i
second. =
Then came o pause.
"How's thnte" asked tho Washington
man.
That's splendid" replied the Rich
mond operator What did you dop"
81 took Off my cuffs" came back the
reply from the Washington man, and
even the relny and sounder exchanged
smiles. Washington Star.
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SINGING BY THE way.

He sang a. the blithc- hearted robin
Sings In \ summer day,
Unmindful that any iistcncd
To the music Of his lay
Tho 10y OF life and Of living
seemed voiced IN tho simple strain
That filed the air With such Sweetness
As thc fields have after rain
His weary and toii-worn neighbor
Heard. aud was glad 70 hear.
For into HIS life 81 labor
II threw q thrill Of cheer
Itliftcd his thoughts from sadness
Il charmed away his care,
And the music md its gladness
Brought blessing. unaware
We may all Be singers. my hrothersls
OF songs to help and cheer
Tho strain may not be lofty;
There may be few 70 hear
But into some life tho music
OF the song we sing may fan,
Brave with It's faith in tho goodness
OF the God who Is over all
Let the JOY OF our iives run over
Our lips In cheerful song,
And the world may have more Of sunshine.
And the faint Of heart crow strong
Sing, for the JOY o. singing.
And Stag your cares away,
And share with others the giadncss
That comes 10 yon, day By day
-Eben f. Rcxford, In Detroit Free Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

A Swedish queens grave was re-
opened at Upsala in the presence Of the
prince regent, the archbishop and
many professors The grave, which
dates from 1854. is situated In a side
aisle Of the cathedral at Upsala, in q
vault beneath the pavement; on the
ceiling are painted the royal arms On
the immense stone over tho grave are
engraved in Latin the words: Cath.
crime, queen Of Sweden, died Septern-
Der 10, 1883; daughter OF Sigismund,
king Of Poland, and wife Of Johann
III, king Of Sweden She was buried
on The 10th Of February, 1884. on rs,
moving this stone a copper coffin was
found and opened Within was :
wooden colin, somcw what decay ed, gand
lined with velvet in rags Beneath q
leather cover lay the corpse Of the
queen, clothed in velvet, the feet In
stuffed shoes. Amid the folds Of vel
vet lay an extremely small skull Lon
don News,
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THE STATE PENITEETIARY.
To be Enlarged and Improved this summon So.
900 Apprcpriateds

To be Enlarged and Improved this summer So.
900 Apprcpriated@
There are three hundred and seven
ty-five prisoners now in the Mounds
vile penitentiary. Thirty-three d
these are confined for life. In the in
stitution now there are one hundred
and forty-one colored persons. There
are eleven women, six pf whom are
colored and Ave white. The youngest
Child recorded as haying been put in
confinement was boy Of Il years Of
ago put in for horse stealing FOR ten
years. He is now fifteen years Of age,
and seems happy.
All is expectancy now among those
in charge over the choosing Of the new
Board of Directors by the Governor.
Great improvements are to be made
this summer. One hundred and four
new iron sells will be built for which
there is a $40, 900 appropriation. There
y 50 1000 for tho putting in Of an ele-
yator, and the generalimproyement Of
the warden's building! and for the
finishing Of the new hospital, $1,000.
It's expected that work will be begun
soon on each Of these contracts.
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crco on . tho this ialh u tEue-.
There lived an Individual who
Believed his intollcct held more
Than other mcnA did zen times o,et
He had most everything down pat.
Enlightened folks on TITS and that
Aud pointer" rAvo % great and small
This man Who used 70 know 10 All
he, told the farmers how 70 IN
Their fields, their bins 70 ovcriifls
Ho told tho merchants how % sell
Their goods mat they their gains might swell
Ho tola Tho writers what 70 write
II they the people would delight
Prosperity 70 them would fail
WIG heedcd him who knew u an
Much Of hts precious time was spent
In howiing al the government
And Providence he'd often rake
For making some great big mistake
There WASN'T anything but what
He thought he know IL 70 dot
And wisdom waited at the call
OF him who used % know Il all
But strange as Il may seem 70 you
It's no more strange than Il Is true
This man nc'er did a single decd
10 prove 10 other folks that he'd
Tho brains whereby he could invent
A plan 10 mike single cent
Good luck Il seemed would not bcfali
ANS htatt NA4p u71a ~ AA1N ~ AAN
One day he saw--this knowing fool
A farmer try 20 lead mnlo
Tho mule WAS stlhborn-liko and slow.
And finally refused 10 so
And rs the farmer pulled and swore
The mule hung backward ali the mora
III won't do any good TO mani
The brute, said he who knew Il all
'1But I've little plan, you bet
To make TINT mule get up and geti
I n neither beat, nor dog. nor flail
The beast, Ill simply twist HIS tall
The farmer said: sit win not do
The wise man said he guessed he knew
Bill Bansll The funeral was small
OF him who used 70 know Il all
There may not be moral here,
but yet this thought n pretty clear.
We're worry, Gerry. vERy wise.
But yet some day 10 our surprise
We may bump up against q fact,
And get our dome 81, wisdom cracked
'Twere well 70 now md then recall
The tale Of him who knew II All.
Nixon Waterman, 10 Chicago Timea
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18
INTERESTING RELICS.
Anxious to Pind the Owner Of a Medal Picked up at
Antietam.

a. j. Harwig picked up several in
teresting relics Of the late Civil War at
Antietam last week. They consisted
Of medal, a United States belt buck
Il, five buttons. The medal is com
posed Of pewter, circular in shape, one
Ad half inches in diameter. One
side is embossed with the profile Of a
Union soldier, probably Gen. McClel-
len, and around the edges are insciib-
ed, .Antietam, Sept. IL. 1862 On
the other side Of the medal the follow
ing words appear "R. H. Dome, Co.
/, l4th Mass. Hy. Art, South Dam
ycrs, Mass. Mr.. Harwig is anxious
to fad the owner Of the medal. Hag-
erstown Negs. 0
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18
STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

VI YOU are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If La
drippe' has loft You weak and
weary, use Electric Bitters This
remedy acts directly on Liver,
stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
ms those organs to perform their func-
tons, II you are afflicted with Sick
Headache, you will find speedy and
pennanent relief BY taking Electric
bltiers. One trial win convince you
mat this isthe remedy yon need. Large
bottles, only soc. Nat Il. G. Williams.
9 4 CO. Drug Store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

The reason why anything Of red
color excites and infuriates the on
tribe is because red Is the compile.
mentary color Of green, and the eyes
of oxen being long fixed upon the
green heritage while feeding, when
they espy anything red II impresses
their sight with greatly increased in
tensity. The same effect Is doubtless
produced upon all grazing animals
by red color, but pxen, being more
pngnacious than others, show greater
excitement and often attack that which
surprises them. - London Answer.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18
CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line of kid gloves in the town.
and warrant all their kid gloves from
81 OOnn.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

-.Palet IS playing in hard luck, Z
said one artist to another. s'IIow9n
@IIe painted picture Of the crate IN
his room and got il SO natural and life
like that . new servant he had threw a
scuttleful Of coal through II and ruined
It - etroi' Free Prc8A
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

1T Is a difficult matter to be popular
with the woman who has no baby for
you TO praise.-Atchison Globe,
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az 4 WE'RE FAIR. y

u I were fa'rl
III hnA iillic hands. ana slender frct,
n 10 my checks thc colbf, rich ana sweet
Came al 4 word. AMI flacd az froWn,
u had eiluEiug ruFls 81 pafpiahai bfpwng
II had drcAmy cyca akiow with smiles.
And graceful limbs aud prritY Rirlish wilcs--
II were itir. Love would rat turn aside;
Ines paih % narrow. would be broad and
w.dc.
n we're fair
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

FWIs BELL is now running three chairs at
i lis shaving parlor, and is prepared TO serve
his customers with dispatch MS DARN rooms
AZ any hour desired. I'm.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

,I,IIE only place on earth TO get % cent floor
oil cloth for 10 cents Is at Eugene e Her
ring y cheap cash store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

r,pp1NG has come, and all want their gar
! Ineuts to look cleans bright and new Our
~ Y,,ada M steam and French dry Cleaning
s. tban nIease j CoFdner, First-class Dyer
XII Finjsher south Raleigh street
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

a.o YARDS 10 cents floor OIL cloth only .
y cents At Eugene y. lIerring's.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

/ 900 YARDS % cents floor oil cloth only 10
cents at Eugene b. Herring's.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 8 900
People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
si,s,,iou, Hslp Wanted. For Sale, For Rent- Lost
Found, straysd 81 Stolen, To Buy. Sell
or Exchange Mako it known.

=, ,NrED GENTLEMAN or lady TO travel;
w no preference where qualifications are
Nat salary. $50 and travelling EXPENSES
s tsis.,,n serfnafenf Railway fare paid here If
.l Fnclose reference and self-addressed
s.t,tsmIed enveIoped. General Manager, Lock
prawer .sP,s' Chicago. III. 4lo-lst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

welded g Miss Ida SpAuldlna of oakland
snlu ~ lStn. whom he deserted nni who
ha. since died llr also mrrtl I'd anuthcr
laiN Va TIE samV state WIN " stu Twink
Mhum ne alsn deserted, Amer this mar
tlaRc. u seems. tolllns turned up next "a
hnslAni, wh,rc. Ia ISL. lie was martied at
hiRhtnn 20 Miss MARY FLORENCE Ward, a
iauA ~ considerable wealth and great cnl-
CERTIFICATES ~ this marriasr aal the birth
% his chlld formrd part ~ the evidence IN
ihe yasy n rnurt today, AttVr ,lSiug With
ms English wife fof year pcrhipS, ana
Atlcr spuenderlng gOOd portion " hNr
money, tollhA. With trust fuuds III his pos.
session, rturnel IN tho United staies IL
did not take him long to FORM another
matrimonial alliance, for many mouths did
not plss htfoir he Was wu-idsd to Wife No.
~ Southern lliiuo'S Sho 10 also deert VI
aud then ,atnc south tn nrnctice tho Nlr~
oI MS winning ways ulsNn he fair sex III
ms pvninl ciMv, As alrrndN Htls NJ. tt
was here h. Meet met Miss Minnie Shylor
who tnnk the place % wife No. ., and
who like all tho athere, was also deserted.
Atlll bent upon further vonuuests, Collins
Y next hearl ~ thrnueh HIS marriage Ia
December last Ia wife No, u Mrs Gertrude
Nlleun wealthy chicago wlhNw
lin we'd with THIS lndN long enough to 70
thrngh several thousand dollars Of her
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