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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
FED ON CATS AND DOGS.
Sfckening Condition Of Family Found
by Newtswn Authorities.

oy NoWteWu Autnoriticss
NEwTowN, l.. l., Nov e5.-The board Of
health of Newtown yesterday caused the
arrest of Charles Shields for allowing his
wife and children to live in filth and en-
dangering the public health by the mlsera-
BILE hovel which he kept in western ave.
nue., Maspeth. II the statements made to
the authorities are true, Shields has for a
long time fed his family on dead cats and
dogs and horsefesh.
Bernhard Behling, who lives on Western
avenue, Maspeth, told the health author
tiles that Shields, who had done no work
for months. had been in the habit OF kill
ing cats and dogs for food for his family,
and on one occasion when Behling shot q
sick horse Shields cut off one of the hind
legs Of the carcass and took it into his
hut.
When Justice Scheper, Town Clerk
Robinson and Charles j. Schneider, clerk
of the Newtown board of health, visited
Shields's hut last evening, they saw much
to bear out the startling statements made
by Behling. The hut is about feet high,
feet wide and feet in length. Its ex-
terror appearance looked like small cow
she'd
When the officers knocked Mrs Shields
opened the door. On the floor sat two
children, aged . and 5 years respectively.
There were neither chairs, table nor bed
stead in the place. The little children were
clad in rags. In one corner OF the hut was
a bundle Of rags where the family slept.
The only article Of food found in the
hut were few parsnips and part Of loaf
of bread. In one corner stood an old stove
but there was no fire in IL. When Justice
Scheper asked Mrs. Shields why she con-
tinued to live in such a place, she replied
that she didn't care 80 long as her hus-
band didn't beat her. She evaded an
swering the questions as to the character
of the food which the family consumed.
Before the officials went away Shields
put in an appearance. He had just come
from neighboring saloon. His eyes
were red and his face bloated. He Is TO-
bust fellow about % years Of age. At first
he was inclined to be surly, but when
threatened with arrest he answered some
of the questions put to him He ad-
mitted that he had done no work in
months. but said 1t was nobody's business
how he kept his family
Behling conducted the officers to a
smaller shed near the hut, where he said
Shields cut up the carcasses OF cats and
dogs and parts OF dead horses. There
were blood and bones and other evidences
in the little shed which bore out the state
ments Justice Scheper notified the over
seer Of the poor, who will take charge OF
the unfortunate family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
ATTEMPTED TRAIN WREcKINo.
Distractions Found on the Track Of York
Harbor and Beach Road.

Distractions Found on the Track Of York
Harbor and Beach Road.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Nov. 2s--The pas
sengers on the early morning train on the
York Harbor and Beach railroad had
narrow escape from death this morning.
When the train was approaching Oak
land Farms, a small nag station. about
midway between York harbor and Kittery
point, Engineer Emery discovered an OBJ
struction on the track. He Immediately
applied the air brakes and succeeded in
slowing the train down SO that only a
slight Jar was felt by the passengers when
the first obstruction was reached.
As soon as the train was stopped the
trainmen made an investigation and found
that deliberate plot had been made to
wreck the train. On the curve was placed
three RAILROAD ties and a sign post that had
been pulled up from the ground.
The spot where the obstruction was
placed is one of the most dangerous on the
whole road. and had IL not been for En-
gineer Emery's timely discovery the train,
which consists of only the engine and one
long combination passenger and baggage
car, would undoubtedly have left tho
track and frightful loss Of life eusued
Opinion differs as TO who placed the OBJ
struction on the track. Some think IL the
work of tramps, but az it is out OF the line
usually travelled by the knights OF the roai
IL is generally thought TO be the work Of
some one residing In the vicinity of where
the attempt was made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
PROBABLY IN EUROPE.
Poughkeepsie Inventor Sells q Great
Amount Of Stock and Then Skips.

Poughkeepsie Inventor Sells q Great
Amount of stock and Then Skips.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, N, Y, Nov. 25.-T. j.
Swift Of this city, about 40 years old, has
disappeared. and his friends do not know
where he is. He was at the time inter-
ested In inventions and the manufacture
of them at Easton, Pa, and sold thou
sands of dollars worth Of stock Of one or
two companies in which he is interested,
and on which those who purchased them
may not realize cent. All his furniture
and other property has been seized to sat
isfy judgments filed against him since his
disappearance.
He has been gone nearly month. The
last seen of him was at Baltimore. He
seemed to have plenty of money. Now It
Is believed Swift, the night before he dis
appeared. drove out to Mr.. Oakleigh
Thorne's place, Thorndale, at Millbrook,
before midnight and arranged to appear
in court the next morning TO settle claim
Of 5000 to $1,000 Mr.. Thorne had against
him.
Instead Of doing so, however. he ordered
n cab early the next morning, which took
him to the ESQ o'clock train bound south,
and be has not been heard from since II
is believed he IL In Europe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

when political measures or issues are
involved.
His attempt to deceive the people
should not, however, be allowed
10 pass unnoticed. The plurality
amendment, which will be sub
mitted to the people next week,
is Republican measure. The record
shows this Us well as the votes OF Rspub-
lican senators and representatives in its
favor. Moreover, at a recent confer
ence of the Republican state, city, and
town committees, resolution was
adopted unanimously urging the mem
bers Of the purity and all god citizens
TO vote for it.
In the face Of facts like these is it not the
height of mendacity for Colonel Honey
TO deliberately say the Republican party
is not in favor of and will not supl ort
the amendment Looking over Colonel
Honey's record rs a politician, however,
one will not be surprised at this latest
instance of his ultruthfulness. The
man who. to serve his party ends,
deliberately burned ballots cast In
an election fog members of the general
assembly is not likely to confine himself
withia the lines of truth when speaking
of an opposing party or its principles.
Moreover it would be useless to expect
anything save misrepresentation from
the man who lead the rump house OF
representatives i'll its scandalous attempt
to steal the state government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

By His Excenency D. Russell Brown. Governor OF
tie state OF Rhode Island ana PEoyldence Planta-
tons.
In accotsancc with the custom OF our fathers and
the recon ndation OF the President OF tho United
states hereby appoint Thursday. Nov. 3oth, 1898.
a. a DAY OF thanksgiving and praise.
Ia the Observance OF this day our THOUGHTS should
not be narrowly conn1ed 10 ihe present, n our
rrattudc lessened by ths season OF aiversity upon
rs Rather let US recall the unsxsmpled period OF
national pro. perity and progrcs, rfnaiixsd by the
rlorious festival OF this memorable year, aud A.
through tho stress Of Industrial depression. we
learn the measure Of our responsibility for existing
cnuditions we shall indeed have reason 10 be
thankfu for times OF trial as for days of plenty.
AZ citizens OF n favored state we have particular
cau.e 20 rejoice in the oatinued blessing OF lifc.
health and peace ana IN freedom from the raw
ages OF famine. pcstilence snd storm
prs sent and with rereints ath in the future let
science aud custom oncr 70 the Divine Glver of All
reflect His love and mercy by sharing our bic q
mony rk-reof have hereunto set my
n ~ hand and can ed the zeal OF the state
10 BE- adixed NJ Providence the fourth
day o. November. in the year OF cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
min ty-thres and 81 Independence the
cne hundred an siEteenth
ID. RufsELL rRowN.
Bs the Governor.
X GEORGE H. UTTER. Secretary OF state.
Other rtate papers please copy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

The News has just q word OF advice
20 tender TO the Olneyyille strikers, and
It Is given with the earnest hopl that it
may te accepted and acted upon. As Is
well knawn The News has opposed the
present strike. and declared its belief
that bat for the speeches Of few hot
heads who hoped to profit by such act ton,
no strike would have takoa place. The
loep who advised the strike have proiited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Ca ANVASS NOTICE.

The several boards CT canvatsers will meet for
the purp,se OF canvass ng and correcting the
r q, ,ec tive ward It's of voters on WEDNESDAY,,
Nov rnbcr 22. iSv3 and for the final .vasS Gu
SATURDAY. November % 1888, at O'Clock p. IN.
each day. at the following places
First ward at the ward room on Wickenden
street
second ward at TIE ward room on North Main
street.
Third ward at the ward room on Smith arrest
Fourth war al No. i2 jackson street
Filth ward at he ward room on Beacon avenue.
sixth ward at the ward room on Public street
street.
Eighth ward at tho ward room on Harrison
ST. pet.
Ninth ward at the ward room on Pailas street
Tenth ward al tho ward roo on Atwolls ave.
nne
Transfers to close at O'Clock pm. on the last day
OF canvass
WILLIAM f. CLARKE
Novi5-I0t CITY Clerk.
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Rlman war Mu., GO o..

MADRID, Nov. 25.-The latest news from
Tangier scatters all hopes Of speedy set
tlement with Morocco IL Is stated that
Muley Araaf has received no instructions
from The sultan In regard 90 Indemnity,
and 1t Is doubtful II he has influence
enough 20 induce the Rffians To stop hos
tilities. The orders 20 General Macias,
commander at Melilla, TO advance upon
the Riffians have been renewed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
THE CITY ON PROVIDENCE.
CITY ELECTION

sss beiss he foqs hs TSessy fsss % q EOys%'sr
Is designated by law as the day for holding the city
%qSaF "a qr III fsDSSHf sl Si. e:
STATE wss by the provisions Of chsPies 1888 ., the
pcS pSSS .S sspe wss oSasrsa % AB 30
submitted TO tue Electors for their approval or re-
iiSs Twsnts.EigSth day OF NovsmSsr. 4 b, 1888.
CHAPTER. 1883"
ARTICLE X SECTION lin all elections held by
oficerS the person or candidate receiving the
larges, number OF votes cast shall be declared
SECTION s,-Th. amendment shall take in the
se V o. ae sieS .a sPse ssetoD Z
are saesy nd warned 10 81
sembis in Ward Meetings on .sid twenty. Eighth
diy pRsT SRRp ,af y the Ward Room
on Nickenden sreei; Second District at east end oi
bsiEe sEeos q trss %RD F hrnss se1s the School
2. Msns fS S. Ssra s Rsa sns
nThItp wxEb. Tr;t pIs..lc. at Ne, q West
on smith streets Third District al No. $50 Branch
FOURTH WARD, First District, at No az Jack
son street second District. at No. sis westmins
FIFTH WARD. First District. Voting Booth on
p.c psrss ss .ns aesw o
sIXTu WARD First District. a. the Ward Room
on Public street; Second District, at No. 2SS Thur
SEVENTH WARD. First District ar No. isi
Harrison street; second District, 1T the Ward
EIGHTH WARD, First District. at northwes.
District: at the Wari Room on Harrison street.
NiSIH MAhD First District e % nor,nta.t n,a, cor cor
at the Ward Room on Palss street
q hSa se Ess Rosa s ascans :aG
ID strict az the ward Room on Atweils avenues
And 10 proceed to give IN their ballot. as tollo ows
The electors qualified to vote In the electien OF AL
Genera sn oniceys MI Syee n their ballots fof
TER covffRsEER "6S OF iHE niH POOH, IVA WARDEN
AMI CLERK of their respective districts, and TEN
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. with the names
said Elect ors in each ward will give in their ball
os 1o ne a Sr 20 % aas ao0E %
,ee TIE S,Ste Of R0'de Island de'isnsted as AR
said electors In zach wsrl win elect ONE OF the
residents OF ,id wara member Of the SCHOOL
COMMITTEE for the term ot THRrE YEArs
said electors in the Fourth Ward Will elect ONE
resident OF said waru a number OF the sCHoO IL
tOMMlTlkL or the term OF ONE YEAR IN place
Of Walter p Frost rsssnsd; ,, -,
resident OF said ward meiaber OF the SCHOOL
COMMITTEE for the term of oNs YEAR In place
And .aid elsctors in the Ninth Ward win elect
ONE resident of s-id wsrd member OF the
in place OF 4. Ausustus Wightmt deceased
ALESSA ISsi ~ ava s, SqS M
voter in SAID city. and u rsdent Ia tho ward or
which he Is elected.
Said ward moetIngs, as Tho law directs. shall b,
kept open from sunrise at g. oc.ocx A. NJ until
WIiNfss my hans ami tho seal of said
WILLIAM Il. CLARKE, CITY Clerk:
nov 20Std
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

The Hawaiian business has tempo
sarily eclipsed the agitation Of the
Democrats over the iniquitous tariff.
1t is not too much 10 believe that good
many apprehensive Democrats are SO.
cretly rejoicing thereat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

They are talking Of q trolley route
between New York and Chicago, over
which trains will rush at the rate Of
100 miles al hour. Is Chicago trying to
annex the Eastern metropolis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
NO TRUTH IN HIM.

Colonel Honey omerges from compare.
tive obscuity 10 remark that il is the
intention Of the leaders Of the Republi-
can party to prevent the adoption Of the
plurality amendment next Tuesday. II
is not necessary 10 call atteution t5 the
c,lonei's known disregard VI truth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

The Atlanta Constitution is in a
quandary whether to cry over the
recent elections in the North, or to
laugh over the evident perturbation they
have occasioned President Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
MORE HEALTHY TONE.
Business In Athoi Picking Up . Great
Deai-New Industries.

business In Athoi Picking Up . Great
Deai-New Industries.
ArHoL, Mass, Nov 25.-Business has
picked up here great deal and has de-
cidedly healthier tone than was the case in
the early fall
L. s. Starret has completed an addition
20 his tool shop that more than doubles
It's capacity. Into this he L. now putting
In his new machinery and engines The
whole shop now measures 240x4o, and is
four stories high. A large plant from an
other shop in Providence will be put in
one part at once. There are great many
many large orders for tools from foreign
count ries 10 be filed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

CITY ADYERTxSEMENTs.
yaE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
IMPROVED SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
p5snnrsEsr cy y,es bynI1c c,fy wDsYHs Ia

lOMMlcsIONfhr OrflCEs nAL
PROVIDENCE. X. l.. Nov. 1898
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII pS r,ceivSd at this
Der g. 1898. for constructing sewers for the im'
Proysd scwsrags sy;sp ss foiI9TS nrv,srox,
About eis7 feet loe-Inch circular brick sewer.
About sssS fsst iGs.inch circular brick sswer
IS sFscisi SsFcciTi8pS 8Sp =. r. ALIENS AVENUE Divisions
About .sa, feet iol-inea circular brick sewer.
iSfyisiSS A;sss %SoSsqgArYGHsS gsss ilss, sIyEa
brick sewer average cht e. feet.
IN SECTION 81, WOOxAsQUATuCKET RIVER
DIVISION About 1898 feet 5A-inch circular
brick tewer, average cut - feet.
All proposals must be made upon the blank forms
which VIII be furnished Tor that purpose. and eaca
sewer must ns bid for Sc arately.
Pans msy be seen ana specifications and forms
OF contract can be obtained At the once OF the Cty
Engineer IN Providence. r.
HIS business standing and TO state generally what
experience ne has had In such work as here pro-
NO bid will he considered unless accompanied by
a certified check for the sum OF ono thousand dot
A satisfactory bond for sum equal 10 about ons.
nth OF the estimated smourt OF the contract con-
d.tioned upon the faithful performance OF the
contract will be required OF the successful dder,
served. ROBERT E:sMiTu.
Commissioner OF Public Works.
nov7-dec1-2lt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

MEssRs. CoRBETT AND MITCHELL read
with delight that Governor Mitchell OF
Florida will not permit prize fight TO
take place within the confines of his
domain. Saved again! .sasr-ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

Mr.. BLoUNr was merely the monkey
who raked Mr.. Cleveland's chestnuts out
Of the fire, and Mr.. Gresham appears to
have had hand in the extracting pro-
cess,as well.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

SECRETARY MORTON is as silent as a
last years oyster shell. Times are not
% hard and The world not so bitter as
many people have thought.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

A sTATIsTIcIAN's report shows that
the average mule costs 81 more than the
average horse. And thus the glory Of
Georgia departs forever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

III You meet collegian with big
head don't expatiate on his intellectual
requirements. 1t is more than likely
that he belongs to football eleven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

GENERAL PEREZ is advertising for re-
cruits at $3.50 per day. Governor
Waite is said to have already been look
ing up his fintlock and gore.stained
bride.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

PEOPLE who have started in to read
Blounts report may be reasonably sure
Of finishing it in tine to begin the new
year Alright.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

THIS cold weather makes an excellent
setting for the picture of good times
painted by the Democrats something
over year ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

DovEn, n. II. Nov. 25-while Joseph
Ralby, peddlcr. Of Haverhill. Mass, was
in Maude Chester's place last evening.
some one stole his yalise containing Si2b
worth Of goods; no clsw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

TWENTY thousand miners are starving
IN Michigan. When shall we read the
last chapter in this horrible story Of
hard times?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

Mr.. GRESHAM fluids Mr.. Cleveland a
very big elephant indeed. Wait until
he has carried him three years more.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

IT is pretty evident to an unprejudiced
observer what Mr.. Blount was there for.
but it is not 80 certain where he is at
present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

In spite of football the output OF
American colleges will be unusually
large next summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

Mr.. PowEDaLY goes back to the
Knights of Labor with flying colors.
Some day this will not happen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

The general opinion. to put it in plain
language, is that Mr.. Commissioner
Blcunt is an unnitigated prevaricatCr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25

SPEAKER CNsp is already wondering
how big Tom Reed will look in the
speakers chair nexs year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-25
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

OFFICE on THE sEcRErAnY or STArE,l
PROVIDENCE. November 10. lSyS
I)Y the PROVISIONS u Chapter 1858 OF the pu5lic
I'D Laws passed June 4, 1898, the following pr D.
Ositon OF amendment 70 tte Consuturieu OF THIS
State vas dsclsred approved, aud ordered 10 10
published and submitted to the electors Tor their
b. held on the twcny-eigh'h day OF November. A.
ARTICLE X.
"srcrfoNl. IN all elections held by Tie peOpls
for state. city. town, ward district oliseis ths
person or candidate rccciylrr the largest mum bcf
of vO'es cast shall b. dec Jar. a elected
''sLC. = This amendment shall take In the con-
stution ~ the state lie plaC OF section ~ ~ Ar.
ficle Viii Df I.itCt.OlE.' which faid section Is
hereby aunullcd."
: At,ess GEO ". UTTER.
Secretary q State.
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"GoD save the Queen. G. c.

WAS Mr.. BloUnt paid by the rod or by
the mile for that report?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-12

"Wednesday evening Juno ls 90 iho Methodist
church ai Tallahassee.
Thr southern Fertilizer Company at or.
IaUIU ha- declared "a semi 'luuGnl CIV ilthh "i ~
Der uJ1t. on s5u 3d. There are OILS lla.Hb5 ln-
vested u The business
The graduates o. the scientific and teach
trs classes extend cordial invitation io ihe
public 90 attend the commencement exercises
oi the Jasper Normal Institute 80 Jasper, on
June IS and l6
John Mortimer Murphy has ready Tor the
press "a work on the Game ana Game haunts
Of Florida. IN which ne describes every quad
ruped bird and nsh that have any sporting OF
economic value.
Judge Christian Black OF Green Cove has
received information from hfs attorneys IN
Washington that the patents applied for on
the wrench invented boy him have beeh
granted. Letters viii be issued within rev
days and before great while the wrench
which viii prove "a most useful tool VIII De
manufactured and placed in the market.
The residence OF Oscar Shocgren at south
Lake was burned Sunday noon. In attempt
ing TO Durn out lot OF bats that n'sd nssted
in the chimney, the fire got hold Of the ceiling
in some way and before Mr.. ShOegren knew
IL the fire had gained such Roadway that there
was no chance to extinguish it. The loss
with the exception Of % few pieces OF furni-
ture. is total one with no insurance. Mr..
ShOegren' 5 family is absent in Indiana.
Gainesville sun Gainesville has secured
the National ODD Fellows Home and SAM
tatluu. hef OHcE OF rt,VOJ- Wllch was ou
Scribed by her business men, has all been col
lected and deposited in the bank. We were
informed by the committee yesterday that i
necessary. they could easily raise that much
more. The directors will be in Gainesville
some time this week and decide upon site
for the building Work is to be commenced
at once, and the building will be pushed TO
completion as rapidly as possible. and will be
ready for occupancy by Dec. T. Work will be
commenced with $4,000, hut there viii be
additions made to the building from time to
Ume
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-12

rated town or city in which thc permit d. io
nC used and each person aforesaid shHll -lfn
said petition hy his Own true name al -ienh-
ture and state that each before rlEufnt hHt
read said petition and understands the con.
tents and meaning thereof and Dr. well ana
personally acquainted with the applicant,
provided that lu the Judgment 81 the county
hoard of control other displussTiCs llay De-
established iu other towns ID any county.
prominent lawyer Friday said that the
words in the act after the word provided
we're SO arranged thar it viii violate the en-
tire first portion OF the section; that the
commissioners viii construe Charlie sion city
as an other town ia the county. ana WIZ
appoint the dispensers on the streng n OF the
ssf1rox-feo "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-12

Inverness is to have 5000 hotel by Dec. l.
Alpheus Lowe. late general superintendent
ana consulting engineer of the Key West
Wreeking Company, has resigned.
a Citrus county lumber firm has secured
the contract to supply the Brooklyn Electric
Railway Company with trolley poles.
Heavy shipments of phosphate continue to
go over the lines OF the silver Springs, Ocala
and Gulf and south Florida railroads.
The st. James Baptist church Key West
was sold under foreclosure of mortgage Mon
GAY to MIS-. Georgiana Albury for 1915
A reward Of $500 is offered by Hartley Wells
OF oumtervilie for the capture and Convic-
George Wells
bliss Lillian Munro daughter Of Mr. and
hars K. Munro viii be married TO l. S. Craft
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-12

SCHEDULE o. THRou9
GOING >OUTHItEAD Down
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COR TO JUNE = 1893