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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
sEyEN BURNED 10 DE4IH.
Another Tenemsn' Disaster In New York.
Lat Of the yictIms

NEW YORK, oct SO.-Seven persons
were burned 20 death at $3.50 o'clock this
mofntng. In the hve-story tenement No
9lg west Thirty-secoud street The names
OF the dead are: Annie Applegate, TWEEN
fv-two: George Friedman, four: Levi
friedman. three; Mrs. Margaret Kill
Ian. seventy; Jacob Killian, forty: Geo.
L,ovey, twenty; Mrs. Lena Mitchell,
twenty-fOur
Mrs. Lena Friedman, twenty-eigtt
years old. leaped from window, and
was horribly burned about the face,
neck. arms and body, and Will proba-
bly, die
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
t,sDsc,or Williams Oyerridden.

NEW YORK, oct. 3o.-Superintendent
Byrnes was directed by the Police COM
rnissioncrs today 10 make charges against
All T5ose policemen connected with the
assaIlt on the striking cloakmakers at
Rutgers Square on october 18th. The
commissioners issued their order In The
taco Of INSPECTOR Williams report 10
The effect tnat he had Investigated the
affair and found that the police had
committed no assaults.
These charges viii involve Captain
Grant Of the NadisOn-Street statiOa
and several patrolmen.
At the time the alleged assaults were
committed the strikers We're forming a
parade. FOR which they had secured a
hermit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
hnvRRDS FOK MIIL ROBBEHH.
The Postmaster-Gsuersi De ermined to
,rsnk ~ n, BAplis

WASHINGTON, oct. 3D.-ln view Of the
great number Of post-otlice burglarles ana
highway mail .obberies, the postmaster
General to-day issued offers Of reward as
follows:
"One thousand dollars for the CONVICTION
Of any person. i'm any United states
court, on the charge Of roboing the mails
while being conveyed Ia mail car at
tdched to any railway tram.
"Fiye hundred dollars Tor the conviction
of any person. I'm any United States
court, on the charge of robbing the mails
while being conveyed over 2ny post route
other than 4 railway.
Two hundred and hfty dollars for the
conviction. in any United states court, on
the charge of attempting 20 rob the mails
being conveyed over any post route.
"Oue hundred and atty collars for the
arrest and conviction of any person, I'm
any United States court on the charge OF
breaking into a pOSt-Oiice and stealing
theIcfrOm. or Of robbing a post office, or
Of larceny from pOSt-JfilCe Of an
amount not exceeding 500, and 500 where
the amount stolen exceeds 500"
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s4IIsBURi'S REPLY.
Warned the People Against an Unrs.traln-
90 Repra.ent,tiv- Cham be-.

LONDON, Oct S0-Lord Salisbury.
speaking in Ednburg, replied 70 Lord
Lords The Prime Minister. he said had
drawn big herring I'm the way OF home
rule. but il was evident that during his
Bradford address he mentally, II not ac-
Rosebery had no more power than any
body else 10 determine the subject. which
would be referred to the voters on the
next election. To submit a detailed meas
ure for the decision OF the electors was
certainly an honest proceeding, and In
the form In which II existed In the States
was decidedly advantageous TO good gov
ernment and the stability OF the country.
However. Lord Rosebery had not stated
his project. but had merely asked that a
blank check be drawn IN favor Of his In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
NE roL G. DOM rnr EEronr.
kIILED ~ 4 UIG WAIMaN.
A stage Driver who Refused 90 Obey In.
santIy -Eilied

NEVADA CITY. CAL. oct. 30.-Arthm
Meyer driver OF the stage running be-
tween this place and North Bloomfield
was shot and instantly KILLED by a high
wayman this afternoon At Rock Creek.
three miles north Of here. the Incoming
stage was stopped BY a lone hlghwayman,
who commanded Meyer 10 get down out
OF the box. Meyer refused and the
bandit fired twice at him with a revolver.
The second shot passed through the
drivers body G. ". Bovee. Of Sierra
GImnnsd from The coach and can INTO
the forest. After the robber had gone
Bovee came out Of the bushes, took
charge OF the coach and horses. and
brought the dead stage driver 70 town.
hnnfN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
1ho Rnte Mnr GrnMLnc Hnfter

MEMPHIS. TENN. oct. 30.--The war
In rates from Memphis TO st. Louis and
Chicago is growing hotter all the time
on Saturday "A rate of s. 10 St Louis
and sII ~ To- Chicago was made Yester-
daV these were cut 10 s. and $3.50 re-
snSctiyeIv. and IT is said that the rates
I'm he nothing and found" The fight
was originally between the IRON Noun
tain and Chesapeake and Ohio South
western on passage from Memphis 10 St.
I ouis but now the Tennessee Midland
is also bidding for 81. Louis and Louis
vile and Nashville for Chicago business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
IHE C4IhOLICs Is r0Li1ICs
Bishop of South Dakota Tells the Priests
to Help >enstor pet'fgrrw

SIOUX FALLS. 5. d., Oct. 30-A SEN
satlon was sprung on the South Dakota
political circles when IT was learned
that Bishop Marty, the Catholic bishop
OF South Dakota, had sent out letters
TO the priests Of the State. urging them
TO use their influence for the reelection
Of Senator Pettigrcw. On the letters are
written in typewriter the list Of the
Republican legislative candidates and un-
derncath IN pencil, iS this
Please use your influence for the
election OF the above named candidates.
to the end that Pettigrew may be sent
back TO the Senare.
(SiguedJ NJ MAXI Blshop
The Bishop, in an interview, admits
that he wrote the letters, saying that he
Relieves the election Of Pettigrew an
Important matter JUS, now for the pros
peritv OF the State as a whole as dehn-
Ing It's position on financial questions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31

paris n.t. %I.-lu the Cabinet Council
at the Elysee to-day the ministers con
sidered the case Of ~ Favette, the high
official who almost wrecked the Cabinet
by charging up 60 dinners and cab
fares against the Government. At the
instance Of VI. LOurtes, Minister Of
Commerce. President CIsmir-Pcrier
signed decree removing FaNette from
Office. ". Guern, Minister of Justice
says that the papers bearing upon NJ.
Fayettes misconduct viii be submitted
tO the \ Acknowledgement.
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NPLIr ON sHE TiEiFF.
The spani,h Ministers could not gree, So
They all Resigned.

MADRID. oct 3O.-The Cabinet re-
signed to-day because the ministers
could not agree as to several measures
to bo introduced I'm the coming session
OF the C0rtes most notably the proposal
to reform the tariff. Queen Regent
Christiana accepted the designations. but
Il understood 10 have requested senior
Sagasta TO form n new cabinet should
he consenp several OF his late colleagues
viii join him.
Sagasta succeeded Canoyas Del Castillo
as premier i'm December, 1892. The re-
firing ministers are President Of Counsel,
senior Sagasta; Foreign Affairs. s. Moert;
Justice. r. Capdepon; Finance. Senor
Gamazo; Interior. Lepez Puigcierye;
War. General Lopez Dominguez; Public
Works. Senior Moret, Colonies Senor
Maura Marine, Admiral Pasquin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
FYPRENIEH NERCIER DEAD.
The Distinguished Canadian Statesman
Finally Passes AWAY,

MONTREAL. oct. 30.-Honore Mercicr,
cx-Premier Il quebec, died this morn,
inc about 9Ij o'clock. The end had
bon expected any time during the pre-
cedlng twenty-four. hours. and all hope
OF recovery had been given up weeks
ago. He had been suffering from COM
phtati0u Of diseases for years past. dia-
betcss prcd0mtnatinE. The last rites OF
the church were administered by Rev.
-'ather Garceau, :. j., Yesterday. The
gufCerer was unconscious most of the
zine, and ,hroUghout the nght the vital
spark hickered, grow ing lower and lower
until The end came. He was surrounded
by Nine Mercier and his children, Nine.
DeCahg. Eor sister and his brother, Ed
WgTd
The funeral will take place Friday or
Saturday at the Church of Gcsu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
1uE NEW ORLEANS RACE STRIKE.
No Further Rioting But the scre"men
stin Refuse to Work.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. 30.-The situation
-, no rioting reported. Very lit
,','' n. Work however, is being done, and
.n,r,n.rra ,s suffering severely Shippers
are having considerable difficulty in get
ting white nen to fnish the work started
,,,ra few ON the river front this morn
irr. The negro laborers remained away
owing TO the high feeling that IS pre-
yailiug on the river fiont.
Gnvernor Foster is still in the city
today and says he knows nothing Of the
situation, and that he Will take no part
i'm The affair unless il assumes more
serious proportions. On the COTTON eA-
change and in shipping circles ii is charg
cd that a reign OF terror exists on the
river front. and that the negroes cannot
he induced 10 go TO work. The Mayor
ordered out large force OF police to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
Inc Rrlchshnnk,, Good Condition.

BERLIN. oct. 3l.-The executive COM
mittee Of the RoichshInk heid a meeting
today. The president OF the institution
dacIarcd hat the position Of the bank
was exceptionally strong. The gold pur-
chases Of the bank had been l5201o,o)0
marks greater I'm 1894 than in 1898. The
committee to advance on all Russian
state securities with fixed interest pay
able I'm gold, and alsp on Russian railway
preference shares, on which the interest
is payable ia gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
,,rCuING on POKT AKTHUF.
TN. Second japanese Army L"ndeo H'
-, Wan Bay I'm Route

LONDON. oct. 3O.-The Ncs tmlI,iSIet ,.i,,,[,
l,l.,o,ti L,,,tib rs a disratch from lQkOhaiaa
%hlch says that The second ono, TaP'HgSIi Ray anI
army has landed at s,6da La'SII P5rt Arthur t
Is ,rh5 no" total nulGoer OF Chinese tro 'Ps az
o., ArtbI,r and Kin Chow, Is IJyVV' Oh
which 40O0 are raw recruits. ~
SHANGHAI oct 3oECoi2nel ,1,,i,;SI yon tian- aftnt
',H nos started for Pekin. where he will
ba ,..U given an audience by the Emperor
,,bn UJ is apxious 10 consult him in refer
ence to the state Of China's defences.
,,,o''y,'riaI ADVISING reforms In the armies
and nayies OF the whole empire, which
"'foTbON oct. 30.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from che Foo says
that twenty-six Japanese transports, con-
,,ova3 bv nineteen Warships, are landing
troops on the main land, north Of the
Eliot Islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
Slrlse ID Bnttnn Works.

ti1@-ro0m employees at the Standard Pearl
Rnfton Works eighty In number went
an "a strike this morning. The men ask
for the removal Of a new foreman whom
~ clain was formerly the foreman O
a butt1u shop In an Illinois prison. The
S,ctorv will have TO shut down to-mor-
row II the trouble is not compromised
ard This VIII throw 100 girls out OF en-
plOyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
DEATH HOVERING NEAR.
CZAR WORSE AND NOT EXPECTED
TO SURVIVE.
The Prince and Princess of Wa'es and the
King and Queen of Denmark Start
for Liva6ia.

LONDON, Oct 30.-The report is cur
rent here that the Gar is dying.
The decorating firm Of Marshall & SMELL
grove are engaged upon an order which
will occupy them until midnight, preparing
mourning materials for MariDoroush
House, The residence Of the Prince or
Wales. The Prince and Princess OF Wales
will start for Livadia by special train AT
$40 O'Clock I'm the morning.
The Central News correspondent IN
Denmark says that in consequence OF an
urgent telegram received this morning.
King Christian and his wife will start
tomorrow for Livadia. They will join
the Prince and PrinceSs OF Wales on the
wa-.
1HE C2AR FNoWS lis F'Tc.
VIENNA, oct. 3O.-The evening edition
of the Neue Freie Presse has this from
st. Petersburg:
The car Was delIrous last night and
did not recognize his family He grew
Salmer this morning. Upon learning that
death was near he asked THAI several
friends, who had not been summoned, be
called at once to his bedside"
ST. bE1 ER~bl no. oct. 3o.--The latest
dispatches from Liyddia confirm previous
ones announcing marked change for
the worse IN the Cars condition. The
most pronounced symptoms are those II
congestion Of The lobe of his left lung,
greatly increased coughing and raising OF
blood. His condition Is extremely danger
Gus.
rPF CIAH GROWING VERY WEAK.
ST. PETERSBURG, oct. 3O-A bulletin
from Livadia, timed ~ o'clock tonight.
says that during the day the splitting Of
blood by the Gar continued. The patient
was sometimes seized with fits Of shiver-
ing. His temperature was loo degrees
fahrenheit and his pulse ~. The pulsa-
tions were weak. Respiration is difficult.
HlS Majesty can take little nourishment.
ana IS becoming very weak The oedema
has considerably increased
Bit.RLdN, oct pa dispatch from
laIta says that the congestion of the
cars lungs is spreading rapidly. as the
pdueut mas TOO little strength to resist it.
ALARMING REIoaI, ,usrmu.p
WASHINGTON, D. G.. oct m.-The
Russian Minister, Prince Cantacuzenc.
at ! +. NJ. to-day received the following
alarming dispatch
ST PETERSBURG oct. SO.-The con-
dition OF the Emperor is considerably
worse, since yesterday. The expectora-
ton OF blood was increased by stroug
cough in the night. There are symptoms
OIL partial Inflammation of the left lung.
His condition is dangerous.
tSigned GIERS."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
...,her Victim II the Drnnm,t.u

WI J<FsRARRE, PA, oct. 30.-The
,-,,,'rtv commissioners to-day Increased
to 5000 the rgTar6 ,Ss 6eT966 2ifSred for for the APP
Pr. 5ynarite the building sntaining a
WIZ - If Hungarians near Fairview on
nSiii1d nSnnday. Another victim, whose back
making dsi the o% oarih hs nj%Tfs ntay this
NOR mn, ,5av die, but the others are ex-
nttt,,d ntth no 70 recover There is no clue to
- generators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
rIrE TIc1Iss or I wBECK.
The Men Unknown. bat are Believed to be
BurPlars

PITTSBURG. PA, oct 5o.--A special
10 The Leader from CIcarfieid, Pa says:
In a wreck Of empty coal cars this
morning, on the Beech Greek railroad.
near PeaIe station, i've men We're in
stluty killed They are all unknown.
Al FIRST iJ was supposed that the vic
Tins were tramps An Investigation,
however discovered that they were all
armed with rcyOlyers and IN satchcl
was found a complete set Of burglar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
& nnd d Earnings

>.rW YORK. oct @.-For September
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad earned
the tihless - S7S9. .3O4. decrease of So. .749; ex-
] 'S aedSs5sa dSe5ssSe 81 Of s. sEgE and
ntG, Ian. LIST 10 September 90th: Gross,
y, Io- ,la as. decrease of $500; expenses,
49, zoo, a decrease Of $Tl .7si. and net,
49, q26, a decrease Of Sll6,5j6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
nreidrd Against the santa De.

TOPEKA. KAN. Oct. 3o.-Judge Foster
has decided against the Santa Fe ~.
rectors. The decision was on the point
OF law raised by the directors attorney
that the court has not jurisdiction, IN"
nIaIntiff's being residents Of other States.
The case will not be argued on It's merits
I'm reference TO the cumulative plan of
voting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31

Counsel for the manager Of the En-
ptre Theatre. Of London, will apply for
a mandamus compelling m" London
County Council 10 renew It's drinking
auditorium license without ""ndluons.
of the Irish Parliamentary party has
been summoned in UIbln On November
12th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
WoMdA,S MISSION WOEK.
Tho Annual Meeting OF the society OF the
virginia Moth odist Caufch.

LYNCHBURG, VA, oct. 30. The an
nual meeting OF the Wom1n's Missionary
Society OF the Virginia Methodist Epis-
copal Church began its sessions here to-
night In Centenary church. when the an
nual sermon was preached BY Rev. Dr:
Il. NJ Peterson. pastor OF the Memorial
church Between seventy and eighty
delegates are I'm attendance. The ses-
sions will contlnua untA Friday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
WEATHER rogEcAsr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., oct. 3o.-For
Virginia Showers, followed by clearing
weather. South winds, shifting to South
west. cooler.
For North Carolina, Showers. followed
by generally fair weather "Wednesday,
westerly winds and cooler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
JLWALaIs,onE HhLD Ur.
Kobbers Lock the Jov el'r Ia sac ana
J.I,. 800

CHICAGO, oct. 30-Two robbers made
a bold play this evening In downtown
ieweIrv store, " hich netted them dDou!
y, 900 worth Of watches and jewelry, ana
the police have not caught them yet.
soon after 2 o'clock q. W. Brethauf'
elry firm Of Brethaur * Co, II wash
ingtOn street. left the Office 10 go 10
Marshal Fields retail store around IN"
corner, and left his son In charge. The
office is on the FIRST iloor Of the build
ing. i'm plain sight u the occupants ot
thG big otHcc buildings. Young Brethaur
was bending over "A show case when the
robbers entered. one carried revolver
and the other brdnshed "A murderous-
looking piece Of lead pipe. The Jeweler
was ordered 10 hold up his hands. which
he did and then he was told TO enter the
vault, the door Of which stood open. lie
hesitated and was thrown I'm by robher
gripping hs throat. The door was closed,
and the desperate thieves bundled the
contents OF show cases ana cash box INTO
Z. sack.
The work occupied only a few minutes,
and when the father Of the imprisoned
jeweler returned he suspected nothing
commercial traveller came. and, hearing
the noise Of pounding on the vault door,
the discovery Of the exhausted prisoner
and the robbery was made, but there was
no trace OK the robbers.
me roL c. D3UB. ruF REroKT.
Later-The police are inclined TO doubt
the report Of the robbery. II is alleged
that the elder Brethauer does not ac-
count FOR the thirty minutes interval OF
time in his story about lis absence from
the store. \ dentist. who occupies
room next 10 the jewe,ry firms place OF
business, separated by thin partition,
says he heard no cries FOR help from
young Brethauer.
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Now Postmaster Tor Washington

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct SO.-James
+. Willett was appointed postmaster OF
Washington to-day by President Cleve-
land He is member OF the weIl-known
firm OF hatters and lifelong resident
OF Washington. He has been one Of the
leaders of the district Democracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
Goyernor OF Alsace-Lorrainr.

RERLIN. oct 3O-Puhce Hohenl0he-
Iangenburg has been appointed Governor
OF Alsace-L Lorraine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
RANCE or runRMOMErsn.

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer AT The Times Office YESTERDAY
y A. NJ, 63; IL NJ, s5; v, NJ. ~; .
y. NJ. 8si; . =. NJ. 13. uissaishI ".
Average " 2-3.
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vAsHINGTON, d. G.. Oct. 3O.-The
,Nssident to-day appointed to be post
II,'ster II. ID. Floyd. vice s. 7. Poin-
narre. il,p at Spartansburg. 5. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31

meeting in charge believe that It WI be
tho greatest Republican meeting III Ne"
York during the campaign.
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RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 81 1894


II can't recollect now.
Witness then said that the transfer or
captains was caused by himself i be-
Ieved," said he, II the captains were
getting blackmail the transfer might s'op
YOU believed that they were getting
money from the saloon Keepers
Yes. but / could get no proof"
Witness said he believed that since the
big shake-iIp the liquor dealers had not
paid A cent 10 the police. Mr.. Con read
another norton Of the interview in Whlcn
the witness said that word bad been sent
to the saloon keepers through the various
liquor dealers associations not TO pay any
more money to the captains.
Who sent word
How did YOU know word was sent?'
"SCmc nduOr dealers must uaye told
me-"
DID TAMMANY OFT THE MONEY!
rs Il not a fact that the liquor deal
ers paid the money into Tammany Hall
instead Of the police after the transfer of
Captains|"
Il never heard Of It,
Have you not heard that President
Martin and Mr. Croker met at the HJif-
man House, and agreed with the HquGr
dealers delegation that the latter should
pay the money into Tammany Hall for
election purposes
is false"
"Win you swear the money was not
paid into Tammany Han!
Not to my knowledge
Mr.. Goff then said he would like Mr.
Sheehan 10 produce his private account
II also ask you" said he. ito produce
your public and private handbook TO-
morrow
Il refuse 10 produce my public or pri-
waite bank book said the commissioner
stOlidly.
you do. Well. / want 10 put it on the
record that the subpoena called for the
production Of all your books with your
private accounts, and also with the police
department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
DISPATCH FROM sPEAKER CRISP.

Chairman Thacher issued a long state
Inent to-day comparing the fitness of
Senator Hiu and Alr. Morton for the
Cnice OF Governor. He said in Discus
sing MIR. Morton that he IS untitled by
bur len of years for the work. always
IaboriOus and eXacting I'm the Governors 5
chair lie tad never been called upon 10
do executive work. His years are hon
orablc and fun Of glory, and he is an
ideal type OF courtesy and country squire
ship. but cu the other hand. he could not
ftard the mental and physical strain that
s. cOiimon TO the duties Of the office. MIR.
jim could however, SIT up half the night,
81 necessary, working like a beaver. and
be az his desk the next morning. as hard
AZ work a. ever. Mir llill, az law
yer Mr. Thach"r argues, could bette
ETcSP the questions that would come UP
for discussion than Mr.. Morton.
RE rash around Republican headquar-
ters to-day was principally devoted 10
the preparation OF the Harrison mass
meeting tomorrow night. The Lincoln
Pioneer Club, 1000 strong, Will accom-
pany MIR. Harrison To the music hall. The
Lien bCrs ot the committee having the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-10
II MAKES rAg HEART CROW foaOEa

EE. E-NE&& EE&4 AA L&A
IL was fiji the early summer when my love and
first parted.
She the seaside sought and left me In the city
broker hearted.
I 20 swelter through the summer, u ON eaa
kissed shore 10 wander.
But her last words gave me comfort, absence
makes the heart grow fonder."
How loved the little letters that from time 20
time she sent mel
As ] read, 1t seemed that they . momentary
breeze lent me,
While she wrote Of picnics, bathing. yachting
trips. then babe ma ponder
Well the truth Of hat old saying, "Absence
makes the heart grow fondsr." ~
Fewer stiI were now her letters. and she wrute,
Tn very busy"
I expostulated-mildly-with my wayward,
witching Lizzie.
Once more came the same old answer-any 9TH
er seemed beyond her
Don't you know, you stupid Willie, Absence
makes the heart grow fohder9'n
One more letter yet she sent me-. while she ut
the seaside tarried,
Laughing at our mild Irritation" telling ms
that she was married.
And twas thus her note ~concluded-as / read
my face grew yellow
".Absence makes the heart grow fender
fonder of the other fellowl"
London Tlt-Bits.