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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

Gray rocks. and grayer sea.
And surf along the shore
And In my heart a name
Ny lips shall speak no more.
The high and lonely hills
Endure the darkening year
And In my heart endure
a memory and a tear.
Across the tide a sail
That losses and IL gone
And In my heart the kiss
That longing dreams upon.
Gray rocks. and graycr sea,
And surf along the shore
And in my heart the face
That l shall see no more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

The large paper edition Of the late Sir RIch,rs
Burton's verse TRANSACTIONS Of the Carmina a,
Catullus is almost ready for publication cow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

A Bayard Taylor Memorial Library is 10 De es-
tabllshed ut Kenneth Square Pennsylvania inc
poet's early home An association has been formed
70 raise funds for the purpose. and application
has been made for charter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

or Henry Kingsley. brother OF Char'es " 80.
thor OF 'Ravenshoe," Mr. Jeanresoh s"'' -. =,
"Recoliectious" that he was painfully sehs'' 80
his extreme plainness appeared from the frequency
with which he called attention 10 It. "nen ~
asked me at the outset OF our acquaintance ""e."
did not think him the ugliest man IN IN nv Dc.
could nor reply In the negative. though w ~ hin,
sire To- soohe his troubled vanity encourassut
20 hope that next term palmer mo- ,asradsmic
would come into residence. Later III I'VE 30 ths
araar truth was In no degree outraysu ~ Dy,hsrs
young lady who. with dro navets rTp az the mo-
,mant ~ his introducton to her ne procaiints, h
SELF the usiest man of all OXFORD But ,n.ensnce
standing his obtrusiye ugliness, me- Tho concal
Wnsghness OF his grotesque usage dispossa wers
nia r. ike him The proverbial five minutes On
Iii The time he needed for putting n.n,sett a
Equality with any personable younSs'es "
voman'a regard"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The committees from the di3srent
councils In the State met with the COM
mittce of Delphi Council Thursday even
ing, and decided to hold the annual neld
day at Crescent Park. Friday, June 22.
The festivities will be carried into the
evening. Aspecial dinner will be served
by Mr.. Boydsn ct O'Clock In the evening
It is the Intention Of the committee to
make the event one Of much interest for
their lady friends.
One candidate was admitted into Ions
dale Council Wednesday evening.
Grand Regent James q. Lloyd and suite
will make an official visit to Narragansett
Council Wednesday evening, June 20. A
special train has been secured for the rs-
turn trip at the regular rates. This is the
first official visit OF the present grand re-
gent, and 1t is expected that ct least $50
members will be In attendance from this
city.
One application for member ship was
received IN Graphite Council Tuesday svs-
ming. fs
The name of one candidate was added
to the roster Of Moshsssuck Council We'd
nesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

By Union Division Of that city, after
which the degree OF the order will b. con-
ssrred on four candidates.. A banquet Will
A large allegation from Eursks Lodge
accompanies fnSa s y the oisiSsrs & q the qrsna
Chscs Lodgo Of Mensdsld last evening.
Brother A. NJ Bake was elected ~
master OF finance IN Enterprise Lodge
Thursday evening.
The following communication bss been
forwarded to the subordinate lodges:
a, Brothsrs-.By permission Of Walter
we herewith request your lodge to con-
tribute ~ large an amount ~ you can
conveniently afford to help dc.
which VIII accompany the Rhode
Island contingent OF our order to the en-
csmpment At Washington In August,
ing and need funds TO make Il succsss-
ful, and therefore ask you to be % liberal
as you can. Many OF you Will 60 to
Washington on that occasion that are not
members of the uniform rank, and we
know you will take pride In seeing your
regiment accompanied with first-class
the committees, who will scknowledgs
the same. Fraternally yours,
BIR KIT. CAPT. II. o. WEHosKEY,
SIR KIT. CAPT. w. w. OccLEsroN,
SIR KIT. MAJ. j.. b. WENTWORTH.
Past Chanccllors William N. Dobson,
Eugene Guertin and Outer Guard Lascelf
were appointed Q committee In Pythias
Lodge last evening to revise the
code of by-laws. At the close of
the lodge the members visited
the parlors Of J. III. Roberts and indulged
In ice cream. Past Chanceilor John Nelson
and a member of the House Of Repressn-
tatives will do the honors Friday evening,
Eureka Lodge accompanied by Grand
Chancellor Walter Scott and suite were the
guests OF Frank Chace Lodge Of Mans
field, Mass, last evening.
j. p. Bonnet Division of the uniform
rank Of Attleboro will take part In the
demonstration given by Union Division
in Pawtucket Monday evening.
The funeral Of William Mathews, who
was found dead in bed yesterday morning,
will be held at his late residence, 80 vesEie
street, tomorrow at o'clock. Providence
Lodge X. Of p, of which he was incm-
Der, will have charge Of the ceremony.
Mr.. Mathews was 66 years Of age. The in
terment win b in the North End Ceme-
terry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
MANCHESTER UNITY.

There W a large attendance Tuesday
evening OF Loyal Providence Lodge, No.
1850. Much Importance business wss
transacted and officers for the ensuing
term were nominated as follows: A. A.
Thatcher and A. Davidson for noble grand
and N. Vickery and II. Goldsmith for vice
grand. Election will take place the fourth
Tuesday Of this month.
A vote was also carried to have newly
elected officers installed publicly with an
Entertainment and to distribute . number
Of invitations to sister lodges and strang-
ers to be present. II promises to BE- one
Of the most successful social events in the
history OF the lodge a. the matter has
been placed In the hands Of the follow
ing committee: A. A.. Thatcher, 8.
Margoiis, s. sinoiiansky, L. Biumenthsi.
After several addresses delivered by the
noble grand, George Davis, and other
members, the meetinRswas adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
RED MEN.


The hunters degree was conferred on
one candidate ia King Philip Tribe Tues
day evening. Next Tuesday evening the
ofncers and members Of Waneta Council
Daughters Of Pocahontas will be enter
tanned.
Workmen will begin to make extensive
repairs In Red Mems Hall Monday even
tng. AZ
There was q large attendance In Petta-
consett Tribe Thursday evening. The
h1nter's degree team, in charge of Past
Sachsm Lsvi Nelson, conferred that de-
gree on one candidate. An invitation was
extended to the warriors degree team OF
King Philip Tribe, to be present at the
meeting Thursday evening and exemplify
tho degree.
There being no work in Watchemokst
Tribe last evening the warriors degree
team, accompanied by large delegation,
boarded the electrics for Riverside, where
the degree was conferred on one candi-
dkte in Squantum Tribe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

The officers of the State Council made
an official visit TO Mohegan Council OF
Block Island, Tuesday. In the afternoon
the officers assisted In the presentation
of q handsome American fag to
the school of district No. 2. The
pg gssentation speech was made by State
Council Secretary Charles w. Littell. In
the evening straw berry festival followed
by ball was held which was brought to q
close ct 4 80 o'clock Wednesday evening.
William Burlington, the senior council
lor OF Wincheck Council, died at his
home Sunday. He was one Of the most
earnest workers of the order. He was
buried Wednesday, when q large. number
OF the members OF the order frob differ
ent councils were present. The services
were attended by State Councillor h. r.
True.
Two candidates received the first de-
gree In Columbia Council Monday even
ing. There will be work In the second
degree Monday evening.
The officers of the State Council will
make an official visit to Netop Council
Thursday evening, Juno B.
The field day committee will meet in
the Office Cf the State Council secretary,
Thursday evening.
An open meeting. will be held at Pom
ti.c .1. Thursday 9ns Tor the purpose Of securing
The meeting win be conducted by State
Conductor c. w. Brown and suite.
The third degree was conferred on four
candidates In Nathaniel Greene Council
Monday evening. The membership of
the council is now 100.
A special boat has been secured to con-
vey the mem bers OF the building commit.
tee and other members of the order for
their visit to Nathaniel Greene Council Of
Newport. Monday evening the party will
leave this city.
Forty names have been secured for
new council to be located ct Newport.
Two applications for membership were
received and the second and third degrees
were conferred on four candidates in Cow
entry Council Tuesday evening.
One application for membenhip was re-
ceived in Burnside Council Tuesday even
Harmony Council, No. Il, Dsugh hters Of
Liberty, was instituted in Valentine Hall
Thursday evening by State Organizer
Fred w. Alexander, with Q charter mem
bership Of so. The meetings will be held
the first and third Thursday evenings Of
each month.
The following officers were elected for
the term; Jr. Elk Councillor Brother 8. T.
Arnold Jr. Ex- -Asso,, G. Sister Annie A.
Nun: MMg1roe A;.o. q s.,.! Sister S..I l. 2.
Palmer; Asso. v. c. g.. Sister Alice g. 3.
York; r. g., Brother G. b. Wiiber; Asso.,
X. F., Sister M. A. Munroe; F. g., Brother
J. q. Johnson; r., Brother z. r. Corp;
Guide, Sister Lizzie A. Mowry; /. g.,
Brother Fred A. Randall; o. q. Trustees,
Brothers q. 7, CLARK, Samuel Rice and A.
l.. Poet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

dangerous Use Of Strong Purgstivss.
Pulls ana purgstivss which sct qusskly
upon the bowels, irritste and destroy the
mucous Innings Of the stomach and bowels.
A continued uss Of such remedies infiames
the stomach and bowels. The use of ths
genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel Salt
10 highly recommended because it's action
II due solely TO it's solvent and stimu-
isting properties, without irritating tho
stomach. Best results are obtained when
out door exercise can be had. Obtain the
genuine imported article only.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

o'clock. Ex-Lisutsnant-G Governor Sisson
hes rendered the use of his handsome
grounds to the ladies and their friends.
Dinner will b served for those who wish.
1t 10 intended 70 make the picnic basket
party.
The attendance In Unity Temple Tues
were initiated and one application Tor
membership was received. At the next
meeting there r. TO be an item of much
interest to all Of the members. At the
close of. the session there will be peanut
hunt.
A number Of candidates were admitted
into May Temple Monday evening.
Grand Chisf Emma Mclaughlin visited
East Providence Temple Monday evening.
There will be degree work In Hope and
Earska temples Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
sOUTHJ0WN.

sl TIE Nnws BUREAU, !
South PROVIDENCE AND PAwTuxEr,
pawturet pharmacy Telauhons 71f n

~ TEE Nnws BUREAU.
SOUTH PROVIDENCE AND PAwruxErr}
Handsome young women prettily attired
made the lawn festival given at Edge
wood last evening under the auspices of
r. Church sttractive. The grounds on
the corner OF Broad street and
Narragansett avenue were brilliantly
illuminated with several locomotive
headlights and Chinese lanterns. Fancy
booths were arranged about the grounds,
the Epworth League Orchestra was
seated. An excellent musical program
was rendered. At the various boot hs and
tables thriving business was done, and
the festival was q success.
Mrs. Charles Hall, Mr.. Robert Reed,
Mrs. Charles Perry, Mr.; John Dillon, Mrs.
Belle N. Rich were the committee in
charge while the following named young
women assisted at the booths:
Misses Minnie Carlisle, Bertha
Rich, Bertha Pierce, Jennie Rider, An
ME Sanford, Lillian Batss, Susie Harris
to be expended on the new church, which
is to be erected where the festival was
held.
Mr.. Frank Budlong and wife started on
three days cruise on board Of his yacht
Mtllie yesterday.
Mr.. Utleys cutter sharon n on the rail-
way at Newport being cleaned and
Cutter Blanch with party aboard left
the Rhode Island Yacht Club House yes
terday for q weeks cruise to Newport and
then out side.
The members of Volunteer Fire Com
pany No. of Pawtuxet are very attentive
to the drills, and were out In force last
evening to receive instructions In march
ing from Drillmsster II. q. Kirby. Headed
by the Pawtuxet Drum Corps, march on
the principal streets Of Pawtuxet was in
dulged In. f&s
As the weather grove warm lots of Wis
itors 60 down to Pawtuxet during the
evening In the open cars. There was Q
large number OF plsaeure seekers ct
Rhodes on the PaWtuxet and the Rhode
Island Yacht Club house last evening.
The commissioner OF public works IL hav-
ing hydrants placed on the several avenues
at Washington Park. These, with the new
Fire Station which b soon to be built,
and alarm boxes will make this rapidly
growing section well protected In case Of
fire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
CRUSHED HIS HEAD.

Lewis Ross, 2h years old, living at 50
Gaylord street, was badly injured at $50
yesterday afternoon by being run over by
q wagon. The child was trying to steal q
ride on an express wagon driven ty
Godfrey Gendreau and climbed on =
rear wheel while the wagon was at stand
still. The driver did not notice tho child
when he started the horse and Ross was
.s;vn th.own to the grSSanSd' SasS' the wheel
taken to his home and was attended by
DR.. Pagan. The boys injuries are not
fatal. An ugly cash on the head was cut
by the wheel and there were sundry
bruises OF the arms and body resulting
from the fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Arrangements have been completed for
the celebration Of the 25th anniversary Of
the order. The exercises will be held
In Masonic Temple, Friday evening, June
29. "A reception by the officers of the
Grand Lodge assisted by their wives will
be given 1t o'clock. This will be followed
by Q banquet. Prominent members of the
order will be present and address the
assem- blage. A lady orchestra, consist
ing OF eight artists under the leadership
OF Miss Helen May Butler, will furnish
music for the occasion. Miss Bella Davis,
the well known reader, will render num-
Der OF selectionA A similar gathering
was held last year, which was a very en-
ioyable AFFAIR, and 1t is the intention to
have this one on still larger scale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
The GALLANT SEVENTH.

The 18th annual sepnion'of the surviv-
ing members of the gallant 7th Massa-
chusetts Veteran Volunteers was held at
were accompanied by thsir
families, and Mr.. B0yden was stten-
tive to his guests who favored
him with the patronage from Messschu-
setts. The most interesting event OF the
day was the address Of President Max
ham, his subject being the battlefield
OF Antietam he having just returned
the d dsy W. we're a,ensrsI ~ ri. RhodsS u os tbis ~
city and Henry Bennett Of Warrington,
ID. Z.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

avsrks vc<s~~~ A. 49, .k..~>x a. a..
| 27th. Tns "a, "a wiiI cslIed
&C O'Clock IA Iincoln Field.
n% sS1 tSi. ~ .nese a ,: Teams nave Won one gsms,
FOR the cvcnt "rs IN i. srds ~ the mem
bers. 4 nd re heju~ I: y, osad ~ SrsnidIv
Ia hs snh~rS,1, ~ T,,..dsv y
EVENING In 70 ~ S,ncs,. yns. hp;ns ~. Srss
There was is,rs sstsndsncs IN Nav
degree wss con ferrsd IN crs - ~ Sidsts IN
a vsrv imnressivs rsrrsr nm ~ ,rhS frst d.
gree will be In order Wsdnesdav svsninv.
The members OF Wsshinrtoh Lodge Of
River ,5soirt ~~ss1 ,..~f sttT~I- h.15 a..
morrow and procsss nsei 10 - TN ine dsrsDt nf,
cemstsrIs. cen and decorate the graves OF
Al series az air osm.. NJ hall are IN he
played by teams from Csnonicus. swarts
and What Cheer iodoes And TIRE two sr,c-
cess ftrl Teams Mi iWn1ev ~ y - ~ -,
Brothors -Frsd Eoisom' WuIism N.
Dohson and CHARLES McFsrlsnd were ap-
csmpment Thnysasv avar;n~ - srranss
for I field "a bs heid shs latter mart
Of July.
The atbIetcs nj Eao,. oay. .re IN form
base ball nine thMt will he terror "a ali
secret society nin"s. AZ iesst that a the
deter aticn AZ cha ureaanf time
Memorial services will be held in En-
campment Hall fomorrow bv Frankiin
Lodge. st 4 o3cioolr,
There was wr,rI IN ths f,r.t deyrsr In
Swarts Iodee WED nesdsv evening" The
second decrsx wili hs COM nfsrrsd On , nnm-
Der OF candldStes nart Wednesdsv ave-
ming. @'7--- -
Canton wtl,ia,, q Jobcsor .ccomr..
MED nv Cois,rsi Edv,r ps.~,ev Ind
staff made q fratSrnsI vis,t 70 Canton
Sowanset of Warren Tussdsv The de-
gree Of the order WAS conferred on one
candidate bv fbs ds~ree tssm of the
Visiting canton. Major Raliou instalIed
the officors-elect. affer which' = banouet
was served
A very intereatin0 neetin0 NJ the char
ter members of fhe nsw lodge that +
being formed st Washingson fsrk was
held Thursdav eveninr' T6sre wss = GEN
eraI reorgan izafion oe The hodv and q fair
and souare atari vrss made an1 ths jndi-
cations are thSt a new and nros-
porous lodge viii soon be einstituted in
that Aourisbing mart ~ tne citv
Canonicus Lodge. will initiate several
members next Fridav eyening who are Ia
go on the charter list of the new lodge.
Canonicus Lodge has voted TO rive the
new lodge ali the sssiatauce it wants in
every way. What Cheer Iodoe aIso offered
q helping hand.
Two Candidates received the n RAT depree
I'm Park HiIl I,odpe Iast Monday evening
There will be four csndidates for the
second degree MONDAY evening"
Mount Vernon Lodge had 4 rood atten-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
GOOD FELLOWS.

Supreme Treasurer James G. White
house paid out from the widows' and
orphan benefit fund during the week the
following amounts; 5000 to Elizabeth v.
4omerviile, guardian OF the children of
the late James N. Somerville of Assembly
No. 20; e1600 to the heirs Of the late John
A. Richardson OF Assembly No. 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
GRAND ORIENT.

The last meeting Of the season of Naomi
Council win bs held Tuesday evening in
the lodge room Of What Cheer Lodge,
K. Of p, 81 South Main street. A num-
Der oi candiostes will be admitted, and q
big "feed," including coffee and Grand
Orient tee, will wind up the event.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
PyTHIAN SISTERS.

The committee who has charge of the
annual outing Of the order has decided to
fns trio viii bs made 81 on - the SUsnss; sssa%".
Awsshonks, which viii leave the city Ct .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
LADIES' DAY.


The Ladies' Day committee of the
Rhode Island Yacht Club, which COM
prisee Commodore Charles II. Merriman,
Rear Commodore r. Lincoln Lippitt and
e. Howard Wright, have completed
arrangements for the eighth anniversary,
which will bs observed at the
clubhouse In Pawtuxet Friday, June %.
The committee are desirous OF having
yacht owners who will find 1t inconven-
lent to be present themselves,
TO dress their yachts with flags and bunt-
Ing and moor them in the vicinity
OF the club house. The committee
have been fortunate in having
Mr.. r. w. Comstock's steam yacht Ad-
miral tendered the commodore ss
flagship for the day. The American
Band with principal soloists will give con-
certs during the afternoon and evening.
The regatta committee have arranged a
series OF races which will be participated
In by yachts enrolled Ia the club.
The Bostonians from Keith's new thea
ter In Boston will give parlor entertain
ments after the regatta and In the evening
fireworks will be discharged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
MYSTIC CHAIN.

The tug-of-war between the uni
form ranks OF Rhode Island
cursion of the knights of the Mystic
Chain ct Cresoent Park yesterday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

The Public.
n hereby informed and assured that vaccin alton
heither prevents or modihes smallpox In any
ease that the vaccinated are more susceptible
20 that disease than the unvaccinated that vaccin
alton is blood poisoning, conveying into the
system the most fatal and loathsone diseases,
when Often cause he mo-. mos' ,err,o'e aeasns
founding medical fallscy and crime. 10 Is .
ter able mistake Tor parents to allow the health OF
their chiidren 20 be thus ruined, and nothing
could be more foolish. THERE Is NO SUCH
THING AS PURE VACCINE MATTER. 10 IN all
putrid, morbid poison. See Webster's definition Of
VIRUS The compulsory vaccination LAWS un-
constitutional, and the meanest and most absurd OF
al laws Do not be 80 wickedly imposed upon any
lenger. Resist IL and demand It's repeal BEND
FOR LITERATURE. al WESLEYAN AVENUE.
SAMUEL DARLINo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16
A DESERVED COMPLIMENT.
Mr.. Jordan at the Binghamton Fcsti-
val Won Enthusiastic Praise.

Mr.. Jordan, who conducted at the recent
festival OF the Bing hamton chorus received
the unanimous commendation OF the New
York State Press, which reviewed the
performance. The following is from the
Elmira Telegram:
"The new conductor made n IN a d.
lightful impression, not only In MS gro-
fessional work, but also by his gentienlAniy
and courteous bearing, bis tact and pa
thence.
"The audisnce had the pleasure OF hear
ing several compositions OF his own.
among them q national hymn which wee
greatly appreciated for It's patriots
spirit"
'Mr. Jordan has been engaged to con-
duct next year for ths same chorus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

NEW HAVEN. June i6--Jsmes Patter-
con, crack hoyols rider. was fatally in
lersd h HuatiAgtsn. ~ fsu frsn his
blsyclA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

CoLunBus. O.. Jane 1o -Governor Nc
Kinlsy 10 much snseuraged By the favor
able turn Affairs have taken In the minsrs'
strike. and hs he's ordered the Seven
tsenth regiment Withdrawn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

Letters or circulars in imitation Of -typs
yritsI gotten cut on short notice st NoVo
Job ONCE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-16

Ina previous issue referred to DR.
Bishops cure for headache snt
called them pellets instead OF tablets
II you have headache from an,
cause. whatever, just call for thes'
tablets at any drug store. Dt
not be Influenced to take any other
Headache ID usually caused by dlsorderet
stomach, and Dr. Rishop's tablets ART
designed to give speedy relief.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-06-27
A Surprise.

Rev. J. c. McEntire, OF West Reyn-
oldsville, is q member of the p. o. s. of
A. Commandery at Dubois, and last
Thursday being his birthday the Com
mandery decided to show their appre-
citation Of him as member and so eight
or ten members Of the lodge drove to
this place on the evening mentioned
and brought handsome and valuable
chair with them for birthday present
for Mr.. McEntire. The Dubois party
had written to Jasper McEntire that
they were coming and he and his wife
made ice cream and cake, but did not
hint to ]. G. or his family about the
matter, and they were just about ready
to retire when the party invaded his
home. Mr.. McEntire was greatly
pleased with the present and kind feel
ing its coming expressed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-06-27
Baby in q Basket.

1t is not an uncommon thing to read
in the daily papers of babies being mys-
teriously left at somebody's door, but it
is rare thing to happen in our own
town. However, we can now give our
readers such case. Last Friday night
about eleven o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. G. ].
Kerr were awakened by loud rap at
their front door. Mrs. Kerr thought
some Of the neighbors were sick and
wanted her assistance, as she had been
called upon frequently before. When
Mrs. Kerr opened the door there was
no one to be seen. A basket was on the
porch and Mrs. Kerr still thought there
was some person about and she looked
around the house, but could not see any
body. She picked up the basket and
was surprised when she opened II to see
little girl baby two or three days old
lying in the basket. The baby was
dressed and IN extra dress had been put
in the basket with II.