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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25

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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
A vALuAnLE srGGEsrIoN


Hard earned money should De Invested with
care. How % keep the small savings safely
invested. and yet where they viii be increas-
ing. has long been a v-xet question. IL -
sometimes hard for small investors 10 judge
between good and bad investments. However.
II they buy real estate In rich and thriving
city city noted tor is great manufacturing
interests a city taat furnishes free fuel 20 en-
courage snch concerns. they can make no mis-
take. We offer investors lots in the most prom
ising place IN the United States. city that has
doabiei ia population several times within tho
last four years u has the most promising
future. aas the large manufacturing interests
eensersnx there viii make IL double its popula-
ton a. ain this year. II you have few dollars
VOC shoaid look into this chance to invest We
extcnd very easy terms. Address Wilson BroS
a Co. >. IA Sale St. Chicago. IL
Write Is for fartler Information inmedf
ase.y. ana learn how TO double your monsy
within year. A few lots viii make you rich.
Or 10 act ss our sr~n. -iii MAKE YOU money. -
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
MADE A LARGE CUT
BIT S2oo.oooSrset improvement,
Bonds to Be issued.
FIRST ACTION RfcoSslOEatD
Goas1nsn sossc.f t,scssfs-- a. sell oaiy
Boaaz E@ouz' so f'ss Contracts
Already let

Ii 80 a. A0t 80 a h4krx's oven ia the
e.saarl rLaaats.t last nlshf. aud several
- Ehe ai'iernssa stripped "a ths.s ''osis
sai sat through tae shnrt session fsn.
n.ng sad sG.A. * fhe iapoFtsst
action eas the adoptien q a resolution
rssiacIax she 4moant q slFep, Improve
saeat h.snas from sifse.o n s2oesa
There are sl3ns0 a contracts already
30. ae.l Z s.oLOo0 u hosfs are ssid Il
all ts sufheslnt o. asseg the expeHsss %
thc imprDTeGleuis- TIE h u-trrer Brew
ias cosnpsny b-ked peFmissioG q Iss
pipe fr0m fhsIr brewery D. a spring neEr
by. The aIsie Fmea si.d With eseh other
Ia making = stors8n. but "a .rs.aan Hin
nss wen lne 2 kcs s1ssl hae it referred "a
IN aldsfuen 4 the ssrl
The locFbsIYalsn stonecutfrrs assked
that al eunirIeI= for laying egrb-leEes
le lst g contfbctors ~ 40 all have tbs
stsne cat IN tba city. Referred 10 ths
to4rs! e pAtlc works. with q request
taas Ebe pTsyct he granted II po-ssble.
Mayor Sf1a}t read message regard
fne street Involvement bonds and rec.
onnmeuslsd thtf complete statement
recarsiing the Expenditure % money Tor
The nnpr0retnefts made on the slve- year
plan. Tie sad ha general fuai should
never he called on 10 make up any de
fr.ency IN anyI special im mpFovement roll
The message 4 a. corcurr~d IN and the
treasurer xsz} instructed 20 make the
required STATED Ihent and report
Como isreiier's Rspors.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25

The foiiosing Is a list Of the marriaxs
Licenses issued since last publication. with
The names residences when CIT of the city,
and ayes of the PARTIES. Age.
William H. Bosswick, Wexford county.
and sadie r. Lewis. city 35-s3
Adam A. >pielmscher and Mary
Ritter r...............-....... a5-.i
Simon ;. fIarnip and i.ouaine Conner io-is
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25

G.. l. NecluFs. Ma s75 serihner street
measles. Morgan Fetched. No. "A Cab
f,fni4 street. ussa-les. Arthur Daxgeft.
caFiefon street near Hal street. scarlet
fever Baby yesburg. No. g. Dean
street. r,eassesL
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
KNOWLEDGE

ff1ngn comfort ana improvements Aau
tends to personal snlosment when
rightly usel The many, Who live bet
Ter than others and eaioy life more. With
les expenditure. by more promptly
asispting the worlds best products 20
the needs ef physical being. will attest
the value - health Of the pus liquid
laxative pfiaci,.les embrSced in the
remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence IL due 20 IL presenting
In the fsrm mo~t acceptable and pleas
ant o. the taste. the refresh and truly
beneficial prcertie. Ut apsreet lax-
sfive sf.sc;nsily cleansing the sy-tem,
dispe.ling colds headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation:
Ii has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because il acts on the hid
neys. Iiyer and Bowels without weak
ening them and II Is perfectly free from
every objectionable Substance.
Syrup of Figs IL for sale by all drug
gists in zoe and 81 bottles, but Is - man.
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Go. only. whose name is printed ON every
package. also the name. Syrup Of fig~,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If if-odered.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25

The report vfs placed on lie.
cts attorney reported that the bill -
.Intn Rss-. rsferfed a. him enc week ago
" ~ valid AMI shoald - Taid
ne refus.si q tho loard II public
aarss - imFsose ioaiA street according
fs sl'. sfiors maiH ty Alderman De
Cftai ess r.ad but action was post.
Fur ore week io ALLOW Nr DtGraaf 10
e. rfeesat shrn articn is takeG.
Gte fen mlttee ga ways and means
reccmHenslesi thst me city advertise for
bids 80 sieuographer - 10 steno.
grnpai1z fpr the clty eficials The &c
p1ft nas <lecfe.i
Ihe runi4tiee tsR fonF recoasrirn3ed
shaf ao permits 20 qrs reta hc+Dsr- ts
.lrant-'i - sfI itcIsals whaseprcsent that
tsfF 81 $50 r. - 81 ray f.T a iicense
The lAessirk street =e3er foI sn.l
the 1aslart agfnus sexer rsil sere rat
reti asli .-srtt. rfalat
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
Died.

HAGERNAN-Juiy "a. OF consumption,
Henry Hagsrrnan, al his residence. No.
ssss Madison avenue. tie leaves wife 10
mourn his lo--. Funeral Thursday after
noon az clock.
SNErHukST-iesisrdsy. nj s 30 o'clock.
at the residence of her daughter Mrs. 4.
A. bsebe of No. 3JS Central avenue. Mrs.
Sarah snefharst. aged - years Funeral
notice later.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
Burns Club Annusi Excursion and Pen c
TUESDAY, Tuiy zx

Tussdsy, July IS
Steamer barrett vii leavc dock n ; %
\. ~. taietiorian games. running.
jumping putting the stone. throwing
siesise. etc. AZ ChGrch@ Leading. Tick
ete for round trip. ~ csBt-. thil8rcn
uader II PEARS eith parents free. t,opd
musir. Don't mie= THE. A gooi time
s. promised
rhe Pyramid Pile Cure
= = aew discovery fsr tire prompt, rsr-
r,ercat cBrr ~ Pilss IN every form.
kv~rT Druggist has r.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
Oxer,frawn FunsiA

The report ~as adopted and the bills
were ordered paid
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25

Con 1trollsj Caro- reported bills calling
f5f sums fFsH} the various funds as fol
lows,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25

yfsnuy.v ats fscks ahnxkns
neB f- F~
Thousands Of theec Book. hav been forS
&c place them within the Of
this offer ANY reader OF THE HERAIp
n an add
cents The Of 500 will paw for THE HEsslp
months and a of the book be~dce This
attractive than cheap book sor nothing leu kf
$2Jo book for 80 cents, onehaH Of wholesale
This offer old aud subscribers alike
others. Those who subscribers may pure
the book for SIPS.
by mail is convenient
Give your full address plainly.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-07-25
II Heur Money Welt Invested .

Z. G. Cherryman. director. No. 25 Eas, Full
ton street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF writ
~ OF Levari Fnclas to me directed. will
be exposed to public sale. at the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In the city of VIII
mington. New Castle county, State of
Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

Another battle Is yet to be Tough
over the silver question II we ma!
judge from the declaration Of proml
nent Democrats. and tho following
which appeared in the Dslaw areGn o
Saturday.
There are set of Senators who pre-,
tend that they thought the Democratic
platform of lSg2 did not mean free
coinage, but they are effectdally es
topped from such pleading lin fact
thoy eatonped themselves and In 1852
after the democratic National ConYeH
ton put their construction upon tn,
platform, In 1892. nearly or quite ons
month after Mr. Cleveland WIS NOM
mated, and after the platform WA
adopted at the convention. ever
Democrat in the Senate OF the Unitpi
States, except live. voted toI the free
coinage u silver. The platform was
before the people aat senators inter
prsted It at that tiDo--wLich was be
lore the slsctlon-knd they said i
meant free coluaRe and voted for a rr
turn to the Andrew Jackson law o
1887 But Wall street has spukan
bince election, to Cleveland ana to til,
Senator'S, and they have knelt to tn,
edlcts Of the money power. sha M
bn such men!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

Dots.
American Laundry. d0s West Trent ST
Curping and leeohtng. 1913 L. Second St
Cupping & leeching. Parker. sos Madison
Floral designs. POS W. I'd at. Sparks
Microbe killer, 2i9 W. end. Wilhelm
Cummings, the photographer. 30
Market street.
San Rosa, the best SC cigar of to day
Durstein, No. 3 East I'd street.
II you want first.class dyeing and
securing done, go to 2l0 King.
Good cut hay in bales at s. +. Bar
ker's. corner OF Front and Shipley
streets.
Grand Royal Cabinets. 4 for CSC
Equal to l0c cigars, at Durstein's, 5 Eas
I'd street
Sen Auben, No. 4, No. 8. BIanufac
tured by S. FL. Durstein, 8 East 2c
st. Straight SC cigar.
The Ideal. the cheapest and bes
heater; reference given. Frank A
Mitchell. 102 ". 9Th st.
Pine Needle Mixture not only pleas
ant smoking, but relief for catarrh
asthma, sore throat and hay fever.
! Hollis Is the place you get all home
made candies fresh every day. Tr!
our ten-cent candies. 227 Marke
street.
i Self.raising or prepared buckwheat
Pure buckwneat only;3 pound package
for IA cents. at j. j. Smiths, FOURTH
and Shlpley streets. "...
Repairing all kinds OF clothing n
well a5 steam dyeing and securing
Altering and cleaning lady garments
a specially at oil Market street. Pier
son aud Burke.
Hyucinth, tulips, crocus. lilies free
81 8, snowdrops uarcissus and othe
fall and winter b coming bulbs sol,
at }, ]. Smith IS, Fourth and SIMPLE
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

The revision OF the tariff is tho most
important measure that will claim the
attention Of Congress when it meets
in December. IL is necessary to In
crease the revenue in some way. as al
tho present time the Indications are
that the receipts will not equal the
expenditures by some seventy five
million dollars. 1t Ia sRid ptohlbitory
duties will DO reduced, SO az to in
crease the Imports, and the principle
of tariff for revenue only will Do ad.
hered to. Raw sugar will not be put
on the dutiahle list. but the bounty on
its manufacture will be stopped und
sl0,Goo,oo) will thus be saved.
The principal increases OF revenue
will he obtained by increased internal
taxes on beer. whisky, cigars and man.
ufactured tobacco. A doubling OF the
tax on beer 10 81 barrel will produce
So, 000ooO Of new revenue. An in
eroase OF tho tax on WHISKY from &c
cents to : a gallon will bring IN :l2.
0o0,000. An increase oil the tax OF
manufactur ed tobacco from 6 to /.
will produce sl6. 200, 900. and incroas
Ing the present tax on cigars from :,
TO o.. some 5000 900 mora will b.
gained. BY these increased internal
taxes and by the abolition Of tho boun
ty on suga: the treasury will. 1t Is be
iieved, be some s16, 900 900 better off
and the Increased customs receipts
duo to reduced duties, Will swell tina
amountto about 800, o9J, 900. 1hls
will about meet tho necessities Of IL
government
How the working people Will like tn
mode Of increasing tho revenue by in
ereaslrg importations, remains TO b
seen. Ono thing Is certain, however
unless OR exports can De greatly in
creased, the balance OF trade viii! b.
greatly against us. the gold wi.
be drained from our country to an e1
tent that will be much more iniuriou
shan the continued purchase oil silye
could possibly have been. Tho result
must be the reduction OF wages an
the impoyerishment OF all Glasses {
our people
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06
TRAM RoBsERs coRRALEp.
Two Of the Arkansas Thugs in jail M
the Others Surrounded.

| tnt Othcrh surrounded.
BATEsvILLE, Ark, Nov. 6.-This little
mountain town Is In the midst OF the most
Intense excitement. Two train robbers
captured Saturday afternoon are in jail
and thsre is no reasonable doubt as to
their guilt. One, who gives his name as
Bill Lemons, but who is believed to be
the notorious outlaw, Bill Dulan, Is un-
doubtedly the leader of the gang and the
man who went down the aisles of the Mis-
souri Pacific railway cars relieving the
passengers Of their valuables. The other
gave his name as Mark Arnett. Both
men positively refused to make any kind
of statement. While both are evidently
,desperadoes Of the worst character, they
are backwoodsmen and have the personal
appearance of ideal dime novel heroes.
The posse in pursuit Of the four men
still at large came upon them yesterday
two miles from jamestown, and a lively
running fight ensued. The bandits were
forced to abandon six Of their horses and
take TO their heels. They also abandoned
several overcoats, pistol and lot of Jew
elry. At p. m. another skirmish took
place between the opposing parties, but nc
one was hurt. The bandits were making
for the White river bottoms on foot, and
are now corraled in the caves along the
banks of that stream. At least 100 men
are out, and 1t is thought impossible for
the bandits to escape, but 1t may take sew.
eral days to storm them out. 1t is believed
also that they are short of ammunition, as
Yin both skirmishes yesterday they showed
lgreat reluctance to fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

Elections will be held o.morrow in
thirteen States, namely: Maryland,
Massachusetts,, New York. Ohio. Vir-
ginia. Iowa, Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
Kentucky, Missouri. Wisconsin. Ne
braska and South Dakota In Mary
land comptroller OF the treasury,
House Of Delegates and half the s ate
will be elected, besides seven judges.
In Massachusetts full State ticlSst,
including Governor and Legislature
is to be elected. New York elects 0
Legislature. constitutional conyen-
ton and State officers, with the ex
ception Of Governor and Lietenant-
Governor. III Ohio the Governor and
Legislature and other State officer
are to be elected. Virginia and lows
elect Governors and full State tick cts
New Jersey, the House OF Delega To!
and half the Senate.
Pennsylvania elects a Legislature
bat not II Governor, Mr.. Pattison'i
term not expiring until 1895. Ken
lucky elects Legislature; Nebraska
elects member OF the supreme Cour
and three regents OF the university
South Dakota elects judges. OF thes,
thirteen States SIX were Republican
and seven Democratic at tho last presl
dental election. In most of them tn
Issues of the election are purely loca
and without general interest.
In Massachusetts Il Lively canvass Is
going on for the governorship between
John Il. Russell, Democrat, and OK
Congressman Greenhalge. Republican
The State is Republican, and OF cours
the chance Is In favor OF Greenhalge
In Iowa Horace VI. Boles Ia making
his third run for the governorshlr
Additional interest is given to til
election in Town by the fact that tn,
Legislature to be elected will choos
q successor to United States Senate
james L. Wilson, whose term expires
March l. 1895. Governor Boies is eai
TO DO candidate for this place.
In Ohio Gov. William Mckinley /
up for reelection. Ills majority owe
Governor Campbell two years ago wa
22,5l1. and there Is no reason to al
ticipate that his plurality will be les
this year. His opponent Is Mr.. Nea
who Ia conducting an aggressive can
paign on the tariff, as well as on locd
Issues. In Virginia the Democrat
candidate for Governor is Congress
man Charles T. O'FerralI, of Harrison
burg. The other candidates are Co
L. Il. Cooke, populist and Col. J.
Miller, prohibitionst The Leglsl
ture to be elected will elect succc
sor to United States Senator Epp
Hunton for the short term, eudln
March 4, 1895, which General Hunter
now fills by executive appolntmen
and also Senator for the full ter
beginning March 4. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

.42c.; reduced from &c.; very
popular goods.
I A new novelty just in at
S5c. If it had been pur.
chased a few weeks ago would
have been $l.25. Importer
anxious to sell.
49-inch Iridescent Diago.I
nal, 81; formerly 1885,
very popular goods.
Plain Dress Goods in the
most desirable weaves from
SOC. to SLIPS. Many of
them 25c. per yard below
regular prices.
600 Ladies' Ribbed Vests
at 20 and 35c. The best
value we have ever SHOWN.
!, A few of the SOC. Corsets
left. The last you will see
this year. .......=..
!, Our Corset Department
contains most of the popu.
lar and good makes.
4 New and beautiful Sofa
and Stand Covers and Fancy
!, Goods direct from Japan.
And the most magnificent
stock of HandkerchieIs ever
IIshown over our counters and
lat prices far below any for.
!. mer years.
!, We deal largely in Duchess
a Handkerchief, and get them
direct from the European
!. manufacturer. Prices from
) S1 to $40 each.
Have you been in our
J Cloak Department? 1t is
: worth a visit. We have q
splendid line of the new
J. styles, from $40 to $50.
Strange as it may appear,
we have sold garments this
! season to ladies in Baltimore,
. Philadelphia, and one for q
g visit to New York. And they
..''all were beauties.
I, New York or Philadelphia
cannot surpass us either in
!, styles or for reasonable prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06
NUGGETS OE NEWS.

A new railroad will soon be built from
Carrollton, Pa, to the Connellsville coke
regions.
Joseph Chamberlain, the Liberal Union
list leader of the British parliament, is Wis
iting in Boston.
Polish members of Holy Rosary church
Baltimore, fought with the police at th,
church door and seventeen We're arrested
Mr.. L. c. Lutz, one of the faculty OF thu
Cincinnati Art school and a widely known
artist, died from an overdose Of morphin,
taken to relieve a headache.
A wreck on the western division of th
Central Pacific railroad, eighteen mile
from Reno, Cal, resulted in the killing o
Brakeman Leach and Fireman Owens AM
four trampa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06
Book News for November

Book News for November
Iis q right royal number
Ithirty-fve illustrations be-
ides the plate paper por
trait of Paul Bourget.
"a mong the authors faces
al those of Miss Lillian
Bell and Miss Julia Ma.
gruder, two promising mem.
b rs of the group of young
~ writer's in the West and
South.
Not one person in a thou
S and has time or opportunity
t . keep close track of the
new Books. That is exactly
what Book NEWS does. From
the clues it gives you can &c
at the very spirit of them al
and buy, if you care to
with eyes wide open.
Book NEWS is sc, SOC a
year. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

Mrs. Roche. nee Worth. who will be
remembered by many Wiimingtonians,
has been making her home with her
father in New York. The New York
Recorder says:
The handsomest woman who has
come back to town for the season thus
far is tho Honorable Mrs. j, b. Roche,
the beautiful Fannie Work, who. since
her separation from her spendthrift
Irish husband. lives with her father
ion Madison avenue.
Like several other American girls
who married into the British aIisto-
.racy, Mrs Roche was blessed with
twins, pair OF very handsome little
fellows. now about 8 years old, who
may be seen any fine afternoon on
Fifth avenue with their mamma, rig
lged out as British tars, and SO mucn
alike that the mother herself says SHE
often spanks the wrong one when the
other has been naughty.
] Mrs Roche's sister, Mrs. Cooper
Hewitt, has been building fine house
over OH Lexington avenue, where he'll
husband maintains workshop and
chemical labratory which bids fair tt
surprise the world some day-by al
explosion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

Against III boalth, debility and nervous
moss y to promote digestion. activity OF
the liver and regularity of the bowels
with the incompatible Alternative and
tonic Hostetter's Stomach Filters, a
medicine without q drawback, safe aud
thorough, and having the highest pro-
fessidnal sanction. Ii promotes an ade-
quatd secretion OF the gastric juices that
net cd solvents OF the food, and insures
Its conversion into rich. nourishing
blood which never fails TO honor the
draftB for strength made upon it by the
rest df the system. As laxative OF the
bowels it is natural and gentle in opera.
tion, but at the same time effective. BY
directing the bile into its proper channel
| IL removes the many and harraslnR syinp.
toms OF liver complaint. Heartburn.
NAUSEA, sick headaches. nervouene IS
rheumatism malarla ard kidney trouble
are Tpmedied BY It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06
On THURSDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1894
At o'clock D. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land
with three-story brick house thereon
erected tknown as No Ill Monroe streetl.
situate In the city of Wilmington. Begin
ming at tho westerly side OF Monroe street
between Seventh and Eighth streets and
lat the distance of 81 feet inches from
the northerly side of Seventh street;
thence westerly parallel with Seventh
street and through the centre OF the party
wall dividing tins from the adjoining
house ON the south IS feet 10 corner:
thence northerly and parallel to
Monroe street l6 feet to corner;
thence CRY parallel to the first men
toned line and Seventh street and
through the centre OF an alley = feet 10
Iinchcs in width dividing this from the
adjoining house on the north So feet to
the aforesaid westerly side OF Monroe
street, and thencJ III freby southerly Id
fe.'t 10 the plncc of beginning. be the
contents thereof what they may. with the
use OF Hlicy.
Seized and 4taken In execution as the
lnroperty OF John c. Kelley anu Mary
Mill, Kelley. his wife, aud t. t.. aud to be
sold by PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
SheriI's Office Wilmington, Delaware.
October q. 1893. o23
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

John A. Griffin. Esq, who now re-
sides In Germantown. Pa. visited OF I
city oh Saturday, In order to look oil.
ter hiA Investments anu shake hands
with q number OF his friends. MIR.
Griffin was born in our city and lived
here Until he reached middle age, and
still feels lively interest In the wei.
fare or our citizena His farm on the
Christiana In New Castle hundred, Ia
one W the most productive In the
county. and his tenants generally
prosper. We hope that he may live
long TO enjoy 1t and the other good
thlngA which have fallen to his lot.
Mr.. P. II. T. Wyatt, OF Pennsgrove,
N. j., spent yesterday In Wilmington
as the guest of Mr.. j. j. Wyatt, OF
No. sou West 4th street.
Pattolmen John Canning and Frank
Mnnibn went on their vacations this
morning. They will be gone one week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-06

On Sunday morning about the hour
for church to be called, came vending
up one OF our west side streets, q
'yonlg colored belle. She was dressed
In the extreme OF fashion. Over and
around her was an arrangement oil
feathers which bound her about like
In tile picture of boa constructor and
lion. which we can recall from our
youthful fancles Her dress was lift
ed tb show considerable OF a very
pretty ankle clad in q stocking Of
faultless black. Constantly would
she look behind her and in the distance
could be seen young white mar
walking toward her. his eyes intenl
upon each movement. From the ex
preston OF his face. the boa or the
girl had fascinated him. They wer,
watched until distance blended then
luto pigmies.