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The Dakoiss. Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States is The most comfort able
ana picturesque line of ALL Daily train SER
vice, with dining, Pullman Palace and up
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COTTON CAS-" the especial anesthetic for
the painless extraction OF teeth. has been
given 10 many millions of persons without in
jury. Pure, safe and etficacious Endorsed by
all reputable physicians and dentists. ONCE
Pbelan building, rooms 6, z, 8, 10; entrance
SOC Market street.
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NoTTCMI

Any Of our patrons lcHo .taiI to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale By trainboys
'ctA confer a fauor by notifying this Office
Of the fact, naming the date and train.
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Auction SALTS TODAY.

HORSES, Erc-By Sullivan & Doyle, at ss2
Howard St, az II O'Clock
FuRN1TURE-By L. Vincent. at 1927 Mission
street at O'Clock.
FURN1TURE.-By VIM. Butterheld at 1sS
HaiEht ST.. at II o'clock
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MORE than 80, 600 people read the "Pacifc
States Watehman"; 10000 bona fde suhscrib.
ers: largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west OF the Rocky Mountains. A few
dress WIN. II. BARNES, ST. AIMS building.
San Francisco, Cal.
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s. Mrs. winslow's soothine syrun -

Has been used over fifty years by millions of
motners for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens the
Gums, allays Pain. cures Wind Collie. regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrheas
whether arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by Druggists In every part OF the world
be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Csc bottle.
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To the Travelling pnhlio i.

remember, tho Central and Union Pacific are
lree from washouts, and the only line running
Pullman Sleeping and DIM ng Cars from San Fran
cisco 10 Chicago " lthout change. Time only 3D.
osysirom San Francisco to Chieas o, and 41a DAYS
20 New York. ID. w. HITcHcoCK General Agent
montgomery street.. San Francisco, Cal
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There is species of plant in Australia
which utllzeS as a root a dead caterpill lar.
AS the pr cess of growth continues the
tissue of the former worm is replaced
gradually by vegetable substance.
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being done the claim of distant State
may be overlooked and will wait with
such patience as it can command the re-
commencement of navy building under a
Republican administration.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

EUh SALE AT
New York.. BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago. w. B. SIZER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans. GALLOT & JOUBERT, 1151l Common
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF TIE CALL
SO Potter building New York City. is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
f h. MISCH Manager.
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Tired all the time" Hoods SarsapariIl Ia mos.
sesses just those Gle ments of strength for which
you crave. 1t will build you up. give an appetite
and strengthen your stomach.
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j. f. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-This csls-
brated whisky for sale by all irst-class druggists
and grocers. Trademark-Star within shields
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

A little boy who has just been born at Down
shire House. in BegraTe square, is the heir TO
996, 600 year, large estates in County Down
and Berkshire. a very fine London house in the
very center Of the fashionable quarter mar
quisate. two eardoms Zone Irish and one Eng
lish) two Irish and one English viscOunly, an
En- elish and an Irish barony.
Kossuth learned English while serving three
years Imprisonment. The books allowed him
were an English grammar, Walkers Pronounc-
ing Dictionary and Shakespeare. Without
knowing a single word he began to read "The
Tempest" he was engaged for fortnight In
getti ng through the first page.
The Queen of England rarely sends any tele-
grams 10 any member of the royal family or to
her Intimate friends otherwise than In cipher,
a system OF figure ciphers having been carefully
prepared for her and tbeir use.
The Sultan Of Turkey is mon omaniac on
the subject OF carriages. He has been engaged
in making collection of such vehicles for the
past twenty years, and now has nearly 500 Of
all makes and kinds.
e Canon Farrar is a total abstainer but he re.
pudates having asserted anything so wrong
and foolish as that It is sin TO drink wine"
shire comprises 400 acres, on which he keeps
120 dairy cows, 500 cattle and 1000 sheep.
Master BronislaN Huberman, the new 10
year-old violin prodigy, VINO is now astonishing
London, is Pole, feet high.
The Empress Eugene Is passionately de-
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The swimming department Of the Palace
Baths opened March 1.
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The Empress Eugene is passionately de-
voted 10 English wild flowers.
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JULY styles Butterick's patterns: catalogues
maiied.free. II. A. Deming. l24 Post St. s. F.
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BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street..
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Master BronislaN Huberman, the new 10
year-old violin prodigy, VINO is now astonishing
London, is Pole, feet high.
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Lord Rosebery's dairy farm In Buckingham
shire comprises 400 acres, on which he keeps
12O dairy cows, 500 cattle and 1000 sheep.
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q Canon Farrar is a total abstainer, but he re.
pudiates having asserted anything SO wrong
and foolish as thai It is sin TO drink wine"
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GLASS at F. N Woods & Co.'s. 81 First street.
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The skin of the cactus plant is air tight.
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Groceries s. liquors. G. Brandt. Oak & Octavia.s
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THE CALL oALENDAK.

JUNE. 1894
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TRUSTEES SALE.

mya6 as AsIl
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-06-06
oh long may 1t wave
Over the land of the tree
And the home of the brave.

When Mr.. Haswell had concluded his
remarks the commander OF the Post, j.
w. Galloway, extended an invitation TO
all Confederate soldiers who might be
present to take part. There was no re-
Spouse.
Little James Lloyd, step-son Of Cefe
Burdett, was then introduced, and in his
childish voice, said;
"Old soldiers, ladies and gentlemen
] am glad to welcome you here. l am a
little boy four years old. l have ma
and two sisters, they are for Mr.. Cleve-
land, and pa and two brothers, they are
for Mr.. Harrison, but am Tor Jim Nc
Kinley for President"
1t was now announced that dinner was
ready. This was a sumptuous repast,
and more than 500 persons partook to
their content.
After dinner the people were formed
in line by Commander Galloway, and
the march was made to the cemetery.
In this cemetery lay the remains OF IL.
II. Taul, son OF b. NJ. Taul. He was
born August ~, 1885, and was killed
in action at Muniordsville, KY, Septem-
Der 22, 1862. His gun and saber were
exhibited at the grave, as were the socks
and suspenders, which he wore at the
time he gave his life for his country and
flag.
The principal mourners present were
the lamented soldiers two sisters, Mrs.
File Frank and Mrs. VIM. Taul.
The grave was appropriately decorated
with flags. bunting and flowers, after
which services the company marched
back to the speakers stand and listened
to an address by Mr.. Jesse Eskridge, Of
Hardinsburg, He spoke as follows;
THE PARABLE OF TIM rRoDlGAL SON.
suppose you have all heard ON more
occasions than one, that this Is an age OF
progress have heard II slightly in
timated at any rate and 80 II Is. In all
the fields Of human thought and devel-
opment improvements have advanced
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

Three hundred acres OF land In Dunean's Val
ley, for sale, three good dwellings, well watsred
one hundred acres valley iand, the rest up
land, well timbered, a splendid sugar camp.
we'll set ie blue grag; Win sell on easy terms,
Apply 10 GEoRGk W. NEFF, Rusas.
Breckenridge counfy. ~
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The severest cases Of rheumatism are
cured by Hoods sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier. Now is the time 10 take
It, Hoods Cures.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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NOTICE.

l will not DO responsible for any debts con-
trastsd In the future BY my wife, Ida HA-
good. All persons are notified not TO credit
her on my account or expecting payment from
me- F.P. HAeoop.
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FfI tD va tlf A LONG TRAIN
of diseases follows bad blood and inactive
liver Every one knows when their blood
Is Impure and liver sluggish; pimples and
bolls appear, or, they, feel drowsy weak,
tired and thick,headed lJ 30 L-A 7
We want 10 teach you how TO >IaTSA
fight It. Begin In time. Plenty, wv
Of fresh air, exercise, and Dr. = N
Pierces Golden Medical Dis .rZw COW
cry, win bring you out HfW q dam
cry" snrichss and ZMXynPpq1rniiSi.s,ss the the
tive As the Zt&yss,ms OF disease
s sSsSssS II E 81 my 4 ,,s ss S;o5 =
In ZMX1those scrofulous condi-
iicps sss h slssa TAie aod ips sus
PIN Consumption, you have the
HNlL means OF prevention and cure.
You can save yourself from Grip,
Malaria, Or Fever BY putting all the functions
OF the body In healthy state, besides building
up healthy flesh, by taking the . Discovery
Better 'thsS az the smuisions Of Cod liver Oh
which putonI ~. Out not wholesome nesh;
"A Nh N 0l<7Fa<lssd 10 benefit or cure ell
blood disordsrs. or money refunded
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Al the conclusion OF the address OF
welcome John p Haswelb ", of Hsr-
dinsburs, was in'Pdsfsl asi fPaks as
follows;
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Look Over the FOllOwing

LADIES FURNISHINGS.
At knock-down and drag out prices.
Pins Ic. needles &c. a paper.
Rubber tip pencils &c. or Sc. dozen.
sheets commercial note paper &c.
as No. envelopes for &C.
Best three hook purses &C.
Best cabinet hair pins &C.
a nice LADIES' vest &C.
Nicer quality IOc.
Something nobby Isc.
Ladies' suez hose worth age. for Isc.
Imported linen torchon laces from 4 to
iSc. per yard.
Fine linen torchon inches wide 10 and
isc per yard.
incest edges la per yard.
Finest Nalenciennes & Point DeIrland
laces inch wide and in beautiful
patterns only 10 and sc. per yard.
We have the incest patterns in Ham
burg and Swiss embroderies and in
settings ever opened in this county and
our prices are at least so per cent.
cheaper than those of other concerns.
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.
The sun., 1894-04-28
THE WHITE HOUSE GUARDED.
THE WASHING row POLICE PREPARING,
THOUsH PROGRESSING NO kLARM

vsry Missy Ex,rn Poiies Have Bees Sworn
| ~, snd the Marines Have Atse Rees
| Exercised IN Riot DrIiI - Twsuty-ons
| Poiies-.a Now euardipe the white
House-Prosre.s OF the Various Arr,iss,
| WASHINGTON. April 27-The Washington
| police authorities have decided that the Coxey
movement that started from Massillon. o.. on
Easter sunday. and is now within few hours
march Of the capital is fzzle. The news that
Coxey aud his Com mmonweal army had reached
Montgomery county. Nd. which adioins the
District Of Columbia without any increase or
prospect OF large augmentation In their
numbers, and the example made Of
train stealers By the Federal authorl-
ties. have convinced the police that the
greatest danger is passed. The opportunity.
however. for bad characters to cause trouble
under cover OF the proposed demonstration In
Washington on May l has caused the police
authorities to decide to take no chances. and
accordingly 200 special policemen we're sworn
In to-day. They will report for duty Monday
morning. and. with the regular police. will give
the District police force Of $50 men.
All the watchmen In the Treasury and In the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. and the
Smithsonian Institution building. whose COM
missions have ex pired were sworn in to-day as
additional policemen on the local force Citi-
zens OF Takoma Park and Tennallytown. settle-
msnts within the District Of Columbia and on
the line OF route OF Coxey's army. have organ
lied committees Of safety. The United States
marines at the Washington Navy Yard and
the Marine Barracks we're instructed In the
riot drill to-day.
Everywhere preparations arc going on for
any emergency that may arise. and 1t ~ almost
certain that any unlawful demonstration. no
matter how large. will be quickly suppressed.
The first commune organized In Washing
Rockville this morning from the Coxey
local agent Il. consisted Of twenty |
men under Charles .Stansbury. q painter |
from Phiadelphia. All the men except one |
say they are mechanics, and they hail from |
Littsburgh, Cincinnati and Phiadelphia. |
ators. Citizen ReJstone told the men to 90 to |
Rockville quietly. and to avoid any trouble
with officers Of the law.
Chief OF Police Moore said to-day: "Of |
course. IL the Coxey army wants to march |
down Pennsylvania avenue as an organization.
IL cannot be prevented. II the men act In an or
derly manner. They cannot, however. march
into the Capitol grounds"
Col. Redstone, Coxey's agent. says the offer
OF bethesda Park. an amusement resort north
Of Georgetown. has been made as a camping
place for the army. and he has written to Coxey
about IL. 1t 10 understood. however. that Coxey
has decided on the Brightwood Driving Park.
The park ts within the District lines.
Nine additional policeman were placed on
duty in and about the White House to-day.
making twenty-ono in all at the mansion, In
addition to the regular force OF ushers. The
south Of the mansion have been
closed. and the carriage entrances will here
after be shut at midnight
The sun., 1894-04-28
Opera siss-rs sail To-day.

The steamships La Tourains and Etruria
will carry away to-day the principal singers OF
the opera company. On the French steamer
go MmsA Helba. Calyi. ColombAti. Guereia.
and Domsneek. and MN. Jean and Edouard
de Reszke. LaSsAlls. MAuGiere. pianeon. Grom-
Esskl aud Nignas, and signor do Lucia. The
ktTnria will carry the two conductors. MancI-
nelll aud Berignani. who go to CoVent Garden
"a make arrangsm ents for tho opening Of the
season there. Nine. ATnoldson sails on the
sane steamer. with Mile, Bauerm sister and
Nm. Duiriehe, De Naschetti and Louis SaAr
More than NIFTY members OF the chorus who are
70 sing during the spring season at CoVsnt
Garden sai also on this steamer. SiEnor An
mains IN this country TO sing in concert for a
short season. and Nine. NordicA, who does not
sing this ear at COVent Garden. remains here
until the opening Of the season at BaiTeuth,
where she Is TO sing Etsd and HipRnhiLie
Other passengers on the TonrAins will he
Mr.. and Mrs John Jacob AstoT. Henri ~
BTasm. the Dahtsh Consul Ia this eity Mr. and
Mrs. l. Townsend Burden and the MisEes
Burden. Mrs Isaac bronson. A. de ClApArlda,
Smith.
The sun., 1894-04-28
sEIDEs PLANS ron oEnMAx OPERA.
Forty Perform aness TO Re Givsn-A ReSuss
..T for Subscription.

Forty Psrfor1aness to Re Givea-A Request
..T for Subscription.
The gentlemen interested in the season OF
German opera which Anton Ssidl 10 prepa rim q
to give next season at the Metropolitan Opera
House will send out to-day 5000 circulars to
persons in New York and Brooklyn who are
believed TO be desirous OF helping Herr ssldrs
enterprise.
The season will begin next autumn some
time before the beginning OF the French ana
Italian opera under Abbey 4 drau. There are
TO be forty performances OF German opera,
twenty before and twenty after the Abbey a
Grau season The prices OF seats will be
the same that prevailed formerly during
works az well as Wagnerian operas will be
given. The company will visit other cities
during the season Of the Abbey a GrAu com
pAny here. The circular to bs sent out to-day
Iequests subscriptions sumo Client to insure the
financial success OF the season. Subscribers
may take any numbe OF seats.
The com mmittee in charge OF Herr Seidl's en-
terprisa have secured the promise OF su m cient
funds TO Justify them In undertaking the pre-
hminary expenses OF the season. Their names
are withheld. as they say that they desire the
eeheme to rest entirely on the strength OF
heidfs name and reputation.
The sun., 1894-04-28
zoLUo4 INVADED BIZ MINERS.
Asti.G Gov. Giu Addressed The. sod They
DIsper-rd Quietly.

AetinG Gov. Gii Addressed The. aud They
DIsper-rd Quietly.
ToLucA. ILL.,. April 27-Thls village was In
vaded early this morning By 1900 strikers.
whose purpose was the intimidation OF the
miners OF this place who refused to Join In the
general strike ordered by the United Mine
Workers Union. The invaders were armed
with pistols. clubs. and knives. and made .
formidable appearance. but as the mines had
all been ordered closed. they found nothing to
do but to swagger around the town.
The villagers were awake early. The march
srs were reported late last night as encamped
at the Big sandy. about Eve miles north OF this
place. The mob reached Toluca shortly after
Is O'clock. A halt was made on the outskirts OF
the town and breakfast was served to the M en-.
Acting Gov. Gill and j. W. Crawford, Presi-
dent OF the Illinois Mine Workera' Associa-
tion, arrived here at $40 O'clock this morn
ing. At q private conference held with Man
lection was promised him 10y the Governor.
He said he would send orders to Chicago call
ing out the m miiitia.
The invading miners assem- bIed later in mass
meeting. and Acting Gov. Gill made a long
address to them. He advised them to use no
comnel him to call out the state militia He
was followed BY j. NJ. Crawford President of
the Illinois mine workers. and j. W, Murray,
Vice.President OF the same organ ization. They
spoke In glowing terms for the future OF tho
Illinois minors. and II 10 believed have won
srR 10
The meeting broke up quietly and Gov GILL
who secretly had ordered tho militia In hi
cago under arms. revoked the order.
The sun., 1894-04-28
1Hs sREAr xoRfnKns STRIKE
Dsss Csis Out All the Mes m the whei.
sSstrr-whs He won't Arburate.

Eyetrr-Whg Nhe "on'a ArhirNte.
sr. PAUL, April 27.-PreoIselv at noon TO-DAY
the Great Northern strike went into effect al
st. Paul and Minneapolis and at all points on
the line from this city to the coast The East
etn Minnesota is also involved Within I'VE
minutes after the committee had arrived at
the decision to call all the men out the order
had been sent out by President Debs.
The committee takes the ground" said
Mr.. Debs In an interview. that having APP
pealed against q wrong that was inflicted
upon them. the men should not he asked to
arbitrate. A positive and definite injustice
has been done them. and they ask TO have this
rectned 1t does nOt admit OF arbitration"
President lIill said Immediately, after the
company proposed 10 operate its road inde-
DO not tSInE said, MS mn; thsst. s.
PP oPPey fhs o5Gcp TpOs2a and DO not not snticIBsts
%besl sfsss % os the line Ssn' sssI be % running @
in as abort time as possible. and this latest
move OF the comm ittee does not seriously alter
the Dsi situation. SO far as the company is con-
II. was learned Tonight. that unless the
ns S1R cP 9be Tdnns
n IN calling on the United States sSthortios Tor
ssfs the Snd tned tfsddE ias sas ss'ni AZ.
the. State authorities appear to believe
that the SseS, HOrhep ,6o ,Ss
Federal Government. and u the Marshais are
not able to cope, with the strikers the United
II is said that the Third Infantry at Fort
smelling ia being held In readiness to move at
a moments, notice to any point where there
" The through freight train started for the
East last night In at st Cloud. unable to secure
q fireman to take It over the Fergus Falls
The sun., 1894-04-28
6AsPoRr SWEPT BY FLIMra
A Large Portion OF tho Village Bsr.sS-o.,
Life Lost

dAsPoRr. N Y. April 27.-At / 80 this morn.
ing fire was discovered In the hotel meat mar
ket and spread rapidly Most Of the buildings
on Main street are OF wood. and there was
stin wind blowing. The New York Central
was asked for . special train to bring fire ap-
paratus from Albion and Medina. as there is
no hre department here. People were panIc-
stricken. and nearly every resident moved his
household effects from his house. The fire
burned until o'clock this morning when it
was stayed by lack Of further material TO con.
sumo. One lie was lost. that OF John Hassett
clerk OF the hotel. His body was found In the
ruins with part OF the head and arms burned
on ne total loss viii aRereRate about S35 600.
Snna m.n insurance @ OF about one-third Scarcely a
and number OF places adjoining the principal
thoroughfare are In ashes. The principai
PLACES burned were Black ans general store
McA4ir's general store. Meslers phosphate
warehouse Barton's grocery and the village
hotel The IRE is supposed to be OF incendiary
origin
Gasport 10 . village on the Niagara Falls
branch OF the New York Central. and has a
population OF less than /. 900 Inhabitants.
The sun., 1894-04-28
4 JILTsD sUIToR's RxTENeE.
Toung Shsebsn Spisshsd Ink All Over Ms
FIekIe aweethseri,s Neu nr...

houne sh.ehs. splsshed Ink All Over His
Fiekie Sweetheart" New Dress.
tn. ,ourt.bin ~ pbi,,n sh..h. -
d,ms mu.snm ana ana.d %O'.an - no,e Ves.n IN
For two happy weeks the object Of his afYeo-
tion received his attentions with favor. put
she was hokle and her love grew cold. In vain
the young man tried to regain the love he Ind
lost. Her rebufrs infurtat.d him And IN AN
unwise moment he upturned bottle OF ink
over her nev sprinp dresa Tbis ia tb. .torv
sbeehan told 10 4 u.tics RYAN wh.n srr.,cn.J
s."ns sn.ensn 'o,u 20 'u'Ics ~ Man Tnen srrelened
yesterday In the Jefferson Market Police
Court
The prIson.r IA . pa,.-,.c.d wont, q, ~
ui,h pouer pa'.,Iseea youth OF ~
with RED hair. He says that he lives at All
Co. th. IT n G.eiH ~ cle,k
iol '"e n. D. .ianin company. In the early
part OF last winter he met Alice Wheeler Of 253
West Fifteenth street She is 1s years old and
mas oeep piue eyes ana golden hair 1t was at
dime museum on Sixth avenue that the two
m ct and IL was n casa ~ Iox. AZ ar.t .t,ht
For IN. ~, - 80, ,o.Is,n,., ns,N
Wheeler constantly, and their friends began