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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Oszust bankOWy.

w Richmond, Ind, przytrzymano
niejakiego I. w. Fuller, ktory jest
jednym z najniebezpieczniejszych o.
szust6w bankowych, a dowiedzenie
mu why jest pewnem. z kohcem
wrzesnia oszuka1 on jeden bank W
Louisville, Ky, ma $500, tydzieh
przed tenn takze bank " Williams
port ma 5000, j W maiu bank W New
Yorku ma 5000. Podejrzywaja, il to
jeszcze ME wszystkie So jego spre W.
XII.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Kapitan ZallIski.

New York, 20. Listopada.-Dzi.
siaj rano o godzinie $50 przejetdzal
brazyljaki okret "Nictheroy" W
poblizu Sandy Hook. Kapitan E. I.
Zsl:hski znajduje sic ma tym okre.
Gle, celem obznajmienia zo&nierzy 2
armata dynamitowa, kt6ra on wy.
nalaz}. Okret ten prawdopodobnie
beaz kilka dni W tutajszej okolicy
krzyzowa', MIN do Brazylii wy.
jedzie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
StrasZna SmierC.

w Brooklynie zabity zostas we IA
bryce asfaltu W Hunterspoint polak
Andrzej Koz&owski. Pracujac we
wtorek d. 81 90 I'm. dla tel fabryk1
przy wy}adowywan'u piasku pro-
mu, zosta} przez spadajacy zelazny
kube} wskutek zerwania sic liny,roz
miazdzony prawie. Zmar}y pazosta
viii wdowe z trojgiem dzieci. Pocho
dzi cd Inowroc}awia liczy 36 lat ~
cia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Rabunek.

Eureka, ,Kas.: Gdy pociag osobowy
kolei Santa Fe stacye Severy opusci},
weszlo do ofsu stacyjnego dw6ch
zamaskowanych ludzi i grozac agen-
towi Renderdine telegra6scie Ha-
thaway rewolwerami, zawezwali ich
do otworzenia szafy i wydania pie.
niedzy. y.Zabrawszy Pieniadze " sumie
$13O i zapowiadajac, ze W krotkim
czasie zn6w i'm wizyte z}oza, znikli
, zb6ie W ciemnosci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Zamach na zycie.

Gubernator Minnesoty Matthews
otrzyma{ kilka l;st6w grozbami
smierc: cd Hirama Collins. Gdy sic
przekonanc, re Collins jest warya
tenn bard1o niebezpiecznego chara.
kteru, by uchroni6 gubernatora cd
niep, zyjemnosci moze i nieszcze
scia, osadzono szalehca W wiezieniu
w}asnie chwil',gdy tenze kupowat
chcia{ revolver.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Fabryki sZkfa.

Pittsburg, l6. Listopada. - Po
egolnej naradzie fabrykantow szkla
postanowiono dzisiaj fabryki natych-
miast W ruch puscit, gdyz W ostat.
MIN czasie nadeszio wiele zam6wieh.
Dslej postanowiono utworzy6 nowy
zwiazek, a jutro odbedzie sic W tym
celu posiedzenie. Skoro fabryki roz
poczna prace, dostanie oko}o 5000
robotnik0w zatrudnienie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
kaZa} ich uWOlniC.

Washington. d. c., 20 Listopada,
Minister Carlisle wydas dzisiaj ma
kaz, aby 10 rosyjskich w;ezniow.
ktorzy wyspy Sachalin uciekli do
San Francisco przybyi, wiezienia
wypuszczono, uwiadomi{ zarazem o
tenn rosyjskiego possa. Wiezniowie
c' byli skazani "a polityczne pre-.
kroczenia, wskutek czego nsstapiao
lch uwolnienie. Posel rosyjski kaza}
ich podObno zn0w aresztowaG.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Zmiana prawa bankOWegO.

Elkels, kontroler skarbu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych pracuje mad prakty-
cznemi zmianami W prawie banko-
wem. Pomiedzy innemi, chce zapro.
wadzic system, wed4ug kt6rego mo
meta banku narodowego ma zajat
mieisce wszystkich innych knrsuja-
cych monet.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25

Najsilniejsz, zwierzeta ma swiecie
So te, kt6re zywia sic potrawami ro-
slinnemi, tax twierdza wegetaryanie.
Lew, tygrys, So wiecej zapalczywy-
mi anizeli silnymi. Baw6l, koh, rem,
hipopotam, sion, antylopa it'd, So
znane re silly w7trwa&osci pomimo
to, ze zywia sic jedynie tylko rosli'
nami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Trzesienie Ziemi.

I.ondyn, 20. Listopads, - Spe-
cyalny telegram do "Times" Mes
ted, W Persyi donosi, ze W Piatek
wieczorem trzesienie z;emi nawie.
Dido Kuclan, dose znaczne miasto
W p6lnocnej czesci prowincyi Kho.
rassan. Missto jest po}ozone ma
wsch6d cd Ala Dagh g6r. Prawie
Gale miasto zostalo zniszczone, a
wiele cs6b straciio zycie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
SDalODy ZclaZem.

w Great Falls, Mont, polak Ka-
rol Baranowski q, sta} zalany przez
rozpalony metal, <pracujac W tamtej-
szej szmelcarni Smierc nastapi}a ma
tychmiast. Nreszczesliwy zostawi}
zone dzieci W starym krAju.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Chicago CORA.

Urzedowe raporta do departamen.
tn pocztowego pokazuja,ze wystawa
swiatowa pozwoli1a Chicagu zwycie-
sko rywalizowac Nowym Yorkiem
pod wzgledem ilosci przekaz6w po.
cztowych ma pieniadze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Me chce Smierci.

Pani Della James, ktora pred pa
roma miesiacami chcia4a pope4nic sa
mobojstwo zazy wajac laudanum, ,lecz
przez lekarzy ocalona zosta&a, otrzy'
mala wiadomosc, il wuj jej umart W
Brazylii pozostawi@ jej $3O,OOO.Te
raz o samobojstwie ami sic jej ME sni
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25

Naturalisci znsja dotycbczas $500
gatunk6w pszcz61. 2 tych 5000 lyle
W Ameryce, a 10 gatunk6w pszcz6{
i 16 os, zyje W Anglii i W Europe.
z os znaja naturalisci dotychozas ITO
patunk6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
NiebeZDiecZnie chOry.

L Viroqua, Wis: donosza,ze jene-
raj Rusk niebezpiecznie zachorowa}.
Lekarre sic obawiaja, il jest to cho-
roba merck i ME recza "a zdrowie pa.
cyenta.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Alexander Battenberg.

Pogrzeb ksiecia Aleksandra Bat
tenberga odby& sic W zagrzebiu W
styryi W poniedzia}ek po poaudniu.
Cia1o jego zostaio tymczasowo z}o-
zone ma cmentarzu professionalism, a
p6zniej ma bye przewiezione do Bu}.
garyi, jezeli Rad bu}garski to sic
upomni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Influenza ma Szlasku.

Berlin: Prawie ma ca1ym Szlasku
panuje influenza [grypal. w Opolu
umar3o 27 osob ma to chorobe. w
Koziejszyi, "a mil cd Opola, zam.
knieto seminaryum nauczycielskie,
gdyz przeszso 70 scminarzyst6w "a
pablo ma influence.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
StraSZna MEDIA.

Hurley, Wis; Przez d}ugo stoja-
cy zast6j prac W kopalniach rudy ze-
laznej W dystrykcie Gogebie, prze
sz}o 10000 ludzi ME majac zarobku
popadfo W nedze. Wys}sno petycya
W okolice ze $4,000 do latosiego
cha wiecej do2aczone zostanie, by ul
zy6 krytyczny stan biednych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
DrOgie spOdnie.

w La Crosse: Sedzia Morrow ska
zal wczoraj Davida Fury "a w&ama
ME sic "a skradzenie spodni SIS
W got6wce ma trzy lata do domu po.
prawy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25

cs $40 and $25, Genuine Confede-
~c, rate Bills only five cents each;
$50 and 800 bills 10 cents each; %
cents and 500. shinplasters 10 cents
each; 81 and 81 bills 25 cents each.
Sent securely sealed on receipt Of
price. Address: CHAs D. BARKER, 90
s. Forsyth st., Atlanta, Ga.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25

w bibliotece watykahskiej zuaj-
duje sic Manuscript 800 stop dlugi
a jedna stope szeroki. M6wia, il pi.
sanym on jest ma sk6rze wielkiego
smoka.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
w kantOrZe.

w kantOrZe.
Panic pryncypale, wielka no.
wilma.
NO, co nowego.
PAM pryncypa}owa urodzi}a
syna.
TAX. -. To slicznie, MECH go
pan zapisze ma "przych6d".
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25
Przejechany.

FrZeJecnaMys
w poblizn Monico Junction pociag
przeiecha1 i zabi1 A. G. Tuckera z
Appleton. Tuaker zostawia zone i
dwoie dzieci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-11-25

Zamach Waryata.
J6zef Jefferson, slawny aktor, o
malo co, ze ME zostai zastrzelonym
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
A Good fhing to Know.

a cooking club in Washington was
broken up by matrimony In less than
a year. Each member in turn ordered
cooked and served dinner. Each one
had the privilege of inviting man to
judge the cooking Every man invited
fell in love with II cook.
One girl was n raging belle" She
knew the secret of cooking good
becfsteak. Instead OF broiling it over
the lire she cooked it under. The slide
the boiler was put in was not unlike u
draw with the Goals on top.
This is the proper way to cook a
bcefsteal. The iulce, Instead OF being
drawn down, rs it is when steak is
broilcd over the Goals, is drawn mp
and the meat is unrtuous and palata bic.
To win II sweetheart with beef
steak is not poctic-but the aftermath
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14

best motive power for city and subur-
ban railroads, and will lose no time in
testing his invention. A good many
capitalists will be on hand when the
trial is made, and if the invention
strikes them favorably will form a
company ut once. Several moneyed
men have already decided to take the
matter in hand, and Mr. Craw says
that he is sure the patent will prove q
success. Mr.. Craw was smoking u
cigar when a reporter called at his
office recently. There was a contented
look on his face, and he pointed out
the drawings of his invention with
pleasure. Mr.. Craw is tall man and
appears like a Senator. lie denies that
he ever wanted to be statesman, and
says he is contented to be scientific
man. He has an interesting history
and il is we'll worth telling, and in his
own words.
IL was born on a farm in the Cats
kills." he said, 'and when got to be
big boy | came to the conclusion
that the farm was no place for me.
Of course | didn't like the idea of leav-
ing the old home and members of the
family, but business is business. About
the first thing | did was TO enter a
machine shop ! got pretty good
training there, and then started out to
seek my fortune soon ascertained that
gold didn't grow on apple trees. You
wouldn't think that | had been a sea
captain, but | know good deal about
the life. l took STEAMER out to Japan,
and made snug sum money during
the four years | remained there"
"Do you think that your invention
will take the place of steam and cleo
tricity?' was asked.
"Well, now, ] will tell you all about
the patent. am reasonably certain
that neither steam nor electricity will
be in il little bit. In the first place,
l can propel train of cars at u speed
of 100 miles an hour. and the beauty
of the whole thing is that there will
be no smoke or cinders. There will be
no noise or vibration.
1.-THE tracks will consist of iron
pipes about two inches in diameter,
through which "A freezing mixture will
be pumped. 1t will cause the moisture
in the atmosphere to- condcnsc and
CONCEAL on the exterior Of the pipes,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
Trne NInrrin-e.

A happy wcdlocls is long falling in
love. know young persons, says
Theodore Parker, think love only be-
longs To- the brown hair and plump,
round, crimson cheek So it does for
lis beginning, just as Mount Washing
ton begins at Boston Bay. But the
golden marriage is n part of love
which the bridal day knows nothing
o., Youth is the tassel and silliea
flower of love: age is the full corn,
ripe and solid in the ear. Beautiful is
the morning of love with its prophetic
crimson, violet, saffron, purple and
gold, with its hopes of days that are
to come. Beautiful is the evening of
love, with its glad remembrance and
its rainbow side turned toward heaven
as well a. earth.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
Lucy Lnrcom,s Lilo.

As a child of seven years Lucy Tar
com wrote stories and poems for her
own amusement. When she was 10
years old her father died, and her
mother established factory boarding
house ut Lowell, where, after spending
two or three years in school, Lucy
entered the mills While working as
n cotton operative she contributed
largely to the Lowell Offering, writing
for the first volumes q series of para
bes that attracted attention. John
q. Whittier then conducted free soil
paper in Lowell, and thereby encour-
aged her literary efforts When about
20 years of age she came to Illinois
with married sister, taught there for
some time and was for three years u
pupil in Monticello Female Seminary.
On her return to Massachusetts she
was employed for six years in sem
mary at Norton, but desisted on the
failure of her health. only taking
classes occasionally in Boston schools.
During the civil war she wrote many
patriotic poems. When Our Young
Folks was established in Boston in
1865 she became an assistant and in the
following year chief editor, conducting
the magazine till 1874. Miss Larcom
has subsequently resided at Beverly,
Mass
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
THE cRAw HYDRAULIC RAILWAY CAR.

THE CRAw HYDRAULIC RAILWAY CAR.
thus making slippery surface on which
the cars will slide. The ears won't
have any wheels, and people are sure
to wonder how it can be so. They will
have concavc shoes which circle half
round the icy tracks. Any number of
cars can be coupled together and u
dummy at the head of a train will fur
nish motive power while going up
grade. The dummy can easily control
the speed while the train is slipping
down grade and bring it to standstill
quickly. On the bottom of the dummy
brushes will be placed in order to keep
the tracks from getting too large for
the shoes.
"The motive power will be furnished
by water under pressure of 600 feet a
second. The big main through which
the water will be forced will lie mid
way between the pipes containing the
freezing mixture. The main will have
two rows of nozzles, one of which will
open forward and the other backward.
The water is turned on by levers in
clinel to the surface of the road.
"Whcn everything is ready to start
compressor bar on the dummy Is
screwed down until it connects with
the nozzles on the water main which
open forward. The water spurts out and
strikes the cups with terrific force.
While going up grade the compressor
bar will be screwed down SO that it
will turn on the full force of water.
IA brake will work on friction
rail laid on one side Of the rail. The
pressure is kept up in the main by
pumps stationed along the line, the
speed of the pumps being regulated by
the pressure OF water. The water
which has been used falls into con-
duit and runs back to the pumping sta
ton, where it Is used again. During
the cold weather the water will be
heated before it is pumped into the
main.
"Thc water issuing from one of the
MOBILES would pierce man at dis
lance of three feet. Sampson couldn't
cut the stream with big sword. l
shall test my invention within tho next
six months"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
SHE pRE-EMprEp HEARTS.
The Paie-Facsd Doston schoolma'am
Also Took Up Homestead CLAIM.

The Pale-Facsd Boston schoolmn'a IN
Also Took Up Homestead CLAIM.
THE pluclxiest man ever saw was
a woman" said Tom O'Farrel, OF
Fargo to St Louis reporter recently.
with the first big rush to Dakota
came pale-faced young Boston
schoolmarm, who looked as though
she had one dainty foot in the grave
and the other lowering on the verge.
She took up claim, and the boys saw
that she got the finest piece o. land in
the county. Then we set to work and
built her house. Every mothers son
of MS proposed to her before we got
the roof on, She was just the sweet
est little blossom that ever set fire to
the masculine pulse, and she had a
way of speaking to every man that led
him to believe that he was all the
world and part of Coney Island to her.
"After we got the house built she
got up a little. supper for us-seven
great, rough bears all of MS clear
gone. Well, sir, after she'd fed us
and made much of us, and thanked us
in her sweet way for her cozy little
home, she told us that she was already
engaged to a poor devil of law stu
dent back in New England. who was
working his way through college. We
all felt pretty blue, but we swore we'd
look out for her until her dude won his
spurs, and we did. We broke land for
her, planted and harvested her crops
and she repaid us by gathering us
about her evenings and reading to MS
and singing old home songs that
seemed to us holier anthems than ever
rolled through the marble aisles of
grand cathedral.
For two years she lived there alone,
experimenting her farm and mprov-
ing it, and when one day the stage
brought pale-faced young attorney to
.l'ig Bow he found a plump, rosy-cheeked
Dakota girl and homestead worth
50, 900 waiting to receive him. He is
now the leading lawyer and one of the
wcalthiest men of the State, and he
owes it all to his wife. Every man for
200 miles around is in love with that
woman and would crawl on his hands
and knees through II briar patch to
serve her"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
Note. by. the Way.

Tho Edinburgh Typographical So
ciety is now admitting female composit-
ors and number have already ap.
piled FOR membership.
= The Duchess of Buccleuch and other
ladies of the neighborhood have just
started class for practical lessons in
butter making and dairy work.
The Ontario Medical Association has
admitted lady practitioners of medicine
for the last two or three years to the
membership of the association. =
In New Zealand the Legisla tive
Council has passed the women's fran.
chisc BILL with the proviso-it is
amusing to note-that the female votes
may be registered without personal
attendance ut the poll.
Five of Vnssar's Alumni are taking
postgraduate courses at Yale, two at
tho University OF Chicago. one at Ann
Arbor AID one ut L ,ipsic. About 80 per
cent of the gra iuatss are said to marry
ana the majority OF tho Others become
teachers
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
what a Canary Needs.

The canary should be closely
watched, and the first symptoms of
disordercd health attended to, writes
Olive Thornc Miller, in 4 helpful paper
on The Needs of Canary" in the
December Ladies Home Journal He
should be treated with minute doses;
homeopathic remedies dissolved in his
drinking cup are the most convenient
and effective. When his claws ure
long enough to catch on the pcrches
they should be trimmed n very little
with sharp scissors. If tamcness is de-
sired, he must be talked to and petted
but never should he hear u harsh word
spoken. He may be offered some dainty
from the tingers-a hemp seed when
his are gone, or bit of fresh food that
he likes. If he does not take it, it
must be removed, otherwise he will
learn that he gets it by waiting.
In n word. the canary needs not only
the best of care, but also love, to make
him happy
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14

to his election as an Alder.
man in that city, and he subse.
quently represented Silver Bow county
in the territorial council. Later
on he was elected to the constitutional
convention which framed the constitu
ton of the new State, and in that body
he was n prominent and useful mem.
Der, his abilities being so far recognized
that in the first State election he was
made LieutenantGoverno receiving
the highest vote of any candidate He
made an excellent presiding officer
His capacity, integrity, and courage
are well known, and he is regarded in
the West as coming man" He is a
Jealous and aggressive Republican,
without going to the extreme of bitter
partisanship. He is devoted to the
State of his adoption, and Montana's
interests will be kept to the front un.
der his administration.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
VA IM

dcrstood single shot gun using me-
tallc mmunition with the primer, pro-
'ectile and powder combined SO that
the loading is performed in one opera
ton, just as rifle or shotgun Is
loaded The breech mechanism Is
operated by levers in very expedi-
tious manner.
The gun is usually mounted as shown
in figures /, and has stock projecting
back from the brcech, as illustrated,
which is held by the gunner against
his shoulder while aimed, just as n
rifle is held The special purpose OF
such ordnance is to protect a vessel
from the attack of swift torpedo boats,
which move so rapidly that they are
difficult to hit with guns requiring
more time to train on the object
Moreover, they are very useful in de-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14

He VIII he Placed on Exhibition ~
the Worlds FeIr

Col. William NJ. Sing srly OF Phila-
dciphia intends exhibiting at tho
worlds fair the largest OK in the world
Just now his oxship is doing nothing
but eating, drinking and sleeping, and
Is getting bigger every day, Mt the
Colonefs stock farm at Gwynead, Pa.
lie is breaking all records in the growth
of his kind as he wakes broad and
heavy, keeping his trainers in a constant
state OF wonderment as to when he
will quit growing, says the illustrated
American. Already he has surpassed
all other oxen on earth. who
is saying good deal when one con-
siders how many of these beasts
are browsing around in different parts
of the world. lie is under the Inn
mediate charge of Jason Sexton, the
foreman of the big farm. The big OK
occupies box stall about the size of
an ordinary city house. The illustra-
ton shows what he looks like, but 1t
gives little idea of his size. Yet,
with all his development, the animal
isn't abnormally fat His growth has
been about the same in every part, and
he is perfect picture of health and
strength. The last time the OK was
measured he was twelve feet long from
head to rump. II took an eleven-foot
measure to go around his body, and he
stood five feet three inches high. Then
he weighed $3.50 pounds, but he has
grown since, and by the time he boards
train for Chicago and the worlds
fair, il is freely predicted that he will
tip the scales ut even 1000 pounds. This
is the result which both Col. Singerly
and Foreman Sexton aim at, and the
big beast isn't stintcd on food or drink.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14

The Sultan OF Turkey has made .
vigorous break through the trammcls
of national tradition and has given the
order that Turkey shall take place in
the march Of civilization. lIc has
granted concessions for the construc-
ton of long railways which will open
up his territory to the east, tho north
and the south. oil having their tcrmini
at Constantinople. One road Is 10 run
to Damascus, md another. the Tigris
& Euphrates railway. to the Persian
gulf. The concessions have been
granted to German and Belgian firms.
English FIRMS Icing entirely left ont.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-14
A I,u.y Mon,rn.

Edna Lyall is the pen name of Ada
lllen Bayly, and not until an impostor
tanning to be the true Edna Lyall an.
10y ed her exceedingly did any but her
POST intimate ncquaintances know
pat writer and the daughter OF the
london. barrister, Mr.. Bayly, were the
me. Miss Lyalrs first story was fin
he'd before she was Is. but although
Rvorably received did not produce the
>arlSed impression of Donovan, -
)hich followed. Miss Bayly is a deli
ate girl, frequently obliged to give up
her work entirely, and never able to
devote definite portion of time to
Writing. Her works are all written with
purpose, frequently thought out on
'fr travels. and written out with a
typewriter, on which she has learned
compose as readily as with n pen.
he profits of Donovan have been de-
ted to peal of bells christened with
pc names Of the characters and hung