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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
ORGAN OF THE VATICAN.
IL VIII Resume Publication, and Will
Support Mgr. satolli.

ROME. January 6,-The Moniteur de
Rome. the well-known organ or the
Vatican, which recently suspended be-
cause Of prosecution that was threat
oned on account of a statement 1t had
made that was offensive TO the govern
ment. will be published again next week
under the same direction as formally.
Signor Boeglin, the editor, states that
he will support the policy of Mgr. Satoili.
the apostolic delegate to the United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
MORMON CONVERTS DISAPPOINTED.
Instead Of Many Wives, a. Promised, They
Were Given Not a Wife.

CHIHUAHUA, MEN. January 6.-The
party Of Mormon converts from the In
dian Territory, who arrived at san Rosa
lie. where the new Mormon colony south
OF here is located. are not satisfied with
their new positions. and several OF them
have already left for their Old home
in the United States One Of the dis-
satisfied converts has reached here. and
states that instead Of being provided
with a number of wives, as they had
been led to believe they would receive
they were not even given one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Killed for u Pair OF Brass KnucIxs.

BELFIELD. VA, January 6.-Kit Brad
ley and Ed White, Of brunswick county.
disputed over the ownership OF pair OF
brass knuckles. Bradley shot White
twice. inhicting wounds from which he
subsequently died. Bradley has been ar
rested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
CONFEDERATION IN RIpcEWAY.
Warehouse and Two Packing-Hou
p,r,adI Loss Heavy insurance Light.

Warehouso and Two Packing Houses
Rurned- Loss Heavy-Insurance Light.
MARTINSVILLE, VA, January g.
Especial. 1.-THE town OF Ridgeway, in the
southern part OF this county, was visited
by quite a confIagration last night. A
warehouse two packing houses, about
5000 posnds of leaf tobacco, and two
stores were entirely destroyed. The loss
is heavy, and the insurance light. 1t is
understood the fire originated in the
store Of j. II. & Il. d. Trent.
George Prilliman. n worthy young man,
met with a serious accident Yesterday
while out hunting. His gun accidentally
discharged, and the entire contents en-
tered his leg under the knee. 1t is
thought his leg will have to be ampu-
tatad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
rsIlure and SuIeide.

LONDON, January "a dispatch to
the news agency from Trieste says: The
banklng-house OF Porty Il Broshchat.
Saiuzza, Northern Italy. has failed for
S.eoS 90 Iirv. Signor Porty has cNn-
mitted suicide. and there Is intense ex-
element caused by the failure, half the
businessmen Of the town being finan-
cialky affected BY IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
The British Eliuard.

LONDON. January s.--snow fell this
morning to the depth OF several inches.
NofflmS IKE the present period OF snow
ans ctad weather has been experienced
here since ISL. There Is large amount
OF snow In the streets throughout Lon
,aen. At.6horncisRs. last nisht, the mer-
cnsEs1An " zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
To Dispatch Subscribers.

Our subscribers are requested TO note
the fact that the coupons for part two
Of sights and Scenes OF the World" be-
gin TO-DAY. Save three coupons OF any
three days this week In order 10 get our
beautiful art-portfollo.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Attachment by PIchmonders.

NEW YORK, January 6.-An attach
ment has been obtained in this city
against NJ. A.. Ray 4, Co.. dry goods
dealers, Of Asheville, y. c., in favor
Of NJ. Millhiser & Co., Of Richmond,
Va, for merchandise purchased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Chinese COntumacy.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 6.-Th4
Chinese here have torn down the govern
ment posters put UP in Chinatown in
forming them that an office had been
opened for their registration under the
McCreary law, and Chinese placards warn
ing them not to register have taken the
place of the posters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Fatal Fxnlosion of , RoiIer

CHARLESTON, S. c.. January ga
special 10 the News and Courier says an
explosion Of n boiler at lumber-mill at
Ellot's, Sumter county, to-day, killed j.
y. Law. the halloween. and seriously In
jured three others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Death of q Venerable Lady.

ROANOKE. VA, January 6.-(Speclal)
Mrs. S. Jane Woods mother Of Judge
John w. Woods. OF the Hustlngs Court
OF this city. died to-day about II o'clock
at her home. at Catawba- Roanoke
county. Her age was 60 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

LOUISVILLE. KY. January 6.-George
Wolf & Co., jewellers. assigned to-day
Assets, about 10000; liabilities, $50 900
Failure TO realize on collections f. the
cause. Six months ago an extension was
granted. All the creditors are IN the
East
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
HIGHEST Of !, in Leayening Powcr-Latcst s. Govt Ret
R|HtA!::!:!! B Bskds'|
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. TO LOAN MONEY ~
w BUSINESS PAPER And COffts.
RAILS. Persans desiring small loans can sl..,
same by subscribing 10 ihe tor cent g.
bonds OF tho Endorsement Gotran,e. c0nuar
W. J.. WAklNG. Ie.
fa7-ft. HaneWinskei HrHV..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Brev,pr Compnny A.xiens.

sHEBoYGAN. WIS. January c.-The
assigned yesterday. Nominal assets.
e1p.0p liabilities not dsfinzAsiy known,
bit wm not exceed y75pop. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
10 BENcUlA AT THE zAMRESl.
Critic Davis to Visit England by Invitation
of Labouchcre.

LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Capetown says that 10 Bengueia has APP
peared on the bank OF the ZaInbesi river
With eco wel-ar1ned Matabele warriors
The coionist Davis. who. In the Pretoria
Press recently accused the British Char
tered Company OF brutality toward the
AIatabeles. has accepted an invitation from
Henry Labouchere TO visit England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. HUSTLER, TO START
w BRANCH OFFICE $1,000 salary =
49, ant com u,iss,on state reterencee az
age Must give $1,000 bend. FRED. u BIS
CdOFF, Blschof Block. Nortn and western
avenue Chicago. IN 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Tho Albany Theatre n Mass Of Debris
Other Damage Done.

ALBANY. n. Y, January e.
The Albany Theatre. structure
Ave stories high and covering an area OF
half a block was completely destroyed
by fire. at noon to-day. Save three walls
and mass Of debris nothing remains OF
The structure. Ths Arsuen could do little
but dsvoes tAeir s1serts to saving sur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
neutrality-suspicious.

w IN stamps We will send ~ return mlu D. b
directions HOW TO CLEAN ct I rrOh E-Plf y
without taking them down or removing any p1
az cost Ut one cent.
UNIVERSAL STOVE-piPE CLEANER,
IA 3-W&Su2t' LOlK-B0x 20, Richmond, "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
CGE
For FANILY TsE
CUSTOMERS

w TOR
dozen North Carolina cut ierfingt. I
5000 pounds Pic-Nic Hams ......... q
Now Merkcrei-large ................,. s.
3 packages Gelatins........,....s. ..-... 'f
New Raisins.. s..s.-.......ss
hounds Hon e-Nads Presel Fes........
PURE Lhfu- s+-.s+.-s.-rsrs st-frfsf~s
Fine Cream Cheese, . rOuu1s.......... -I
Best Family Flour, per bag
Water-Ground Meal ...-..........-...-p e., ID
Largo Plugs Sun-Curei Tobacco. ..I I'D
Eaglish breakfast Iea...............,.
Very Fine Mocha ani lava COiee .......
Best Patent Family Flour. ................
= pounds New Codnsh ...................... Hi
o cars Fine Timothy Hay. ................ IN
Beautiful Cteom Family IlCur. ........... ~
Finest Superiatiye Flour, per bag......., -
French Candy I'm ported. per poCa1...-. :
White Corn feeding purp SOS. ..-... D..
Now Mixed Nuts............ ................ . ll
u. o. SULLIVAN
Eigbtoenfh ana nht.
Phone 5OZ 2-Su.Tu.IhEa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

GOOD AGENTS EVERYWHERE
W FOR LATEST osRICE SPECIALITY. Sells
itself with large profit. Enclose stamp
AMERICAN LoCK-CRANk COMPANY,
de ,a7,i3,2lA27-5t Milwaukee, Wis
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
Curious Z ropsr:y Of Aluminium.

Charles Margot, preparation at the
physical laboratory OF the University
of Geneva. has recently made eur.
ious discovery concerning aluminium.
He has fornd that II glass be rubbed
with pie 20 Of this metal, very bril-
liant MAJ Kings will be obtained that
no amount Of washing will cause to
disappea>. This property OF alumni.
mum Of sdhering firmly to glass, and
to siliciaus substances in general, Is
especially manifested when the
rubbed surface Is wet with water or
simply covered with q stratum OF
aqueo..s vapor.
Mr.. Nargot has constructed a small
aluminium wheel which revolves very
rapidly and with which he makes dc.
sigma upon glass after the manner OF
ordinary engravers. The designs are
met3llic, chatoyant and brilliant,
and by furnishing with II steel tool,
they may DO even made to have the
appearance Of metallic inlaid work.
The adhesion Is absolute. But it Is
nee essary to see that the glass as
we'll rs the aluminium point are per.
festly clean.
Chis property Of aluminium per-
m,ts Of Immediately distinguishing
IT,. diamond from strass. While, In
fast, aluminium leaves very nppar-
est trace upon crystals Of the latter,
i. has no action whatever on the dia-
" Ond,-lScientitic American.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
Electrical Fishes.

Much work has re Gently been done
~ electrical fishes, Of which there
tfe about fifty species, though the
siectrical organs of only five or six
species have been studied in detail.
.herc are, besides the electrical eel,
tae torpedo and other rays, and the
glash, orthunderor, fish of the Arabs,
Uhich lives in the Nile. Niger, Sene.
ral and other African rivers. The
aile is rich in these fishes, several
!inds, more or less pike-like, having
electrical organs, which have recent
y been examined by Fritsch. There
are two distinct types Of electrical
organs. One is closely related in
structure TO muscle torpedo eel and
ray), while the other Is more like o
secreted gland, as in the thunderer
fish. Both types comprise II great
number Of microscopical elements,
each supplied with II nerve fibre,
which pass out from the spinal cord
or brain, and originate from large
special nerve cells. The electricity
Is generated i'm tho electric organ,
nut Is only produced so as to give q
"shock' when it is set in motion by
nervous impulses transmitted to it
from the electric centers by the elec.
trio erve.-[New York Independent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
Obcytug Orders.

a young sub.lieutenant IN India
left his regiment on sick leave, and
put up at the hest hotel not q hun.
dred miles from Poona where he was
Immediately smitten by the attrac.
tiOns Of q lovely maiden who was
staying there. lie proposed. was nc.
cepted, and the happy day fixed. Tho
Colonel, however, disappr0ved Of sub
lieutenants getting married, ana par
ticularly OF the "sub" In question.
As he happened to 10 q friend of tho
young mars father. he thought tn
prevent tho marriage OF the fond
couple by sending a peremptory tele-
gram couched In the following words:
'Join at once"
Tho son OF Mars was In despair.
lie presented himself beiorc his in.
tended with the fatal nissivc In his
hand, and anything but q look Of
pleasure on his countcnance; but the
lady was equal to the occasion.
With q blush OF maiden simplicity
and virgin innocence, she cast hor
eyes upon the ground and said:-.-
"Dear me, l am glad your Colonel
upDloNCS VI tuC IbuU WuuU u
hurry he Is in! don't think ! can
yet ready Sd soon; but I'll do my best;
because, OF course, love. the com.
mand OF your Colonel must DO
obcyed." ,
The young warrior looked puzzled.
"D0a't you see, my ,arling" he
said, that this cOnfounded message
puts u stopper on our plans. You
don't seem to understand the tclc.
gram. He says leremptorily, Join
at once"
The lady's bushes rcdoubled; but,
with u look OF arch simplicity, she
raised hcr lovely eyes to her tiance
and replied, ut Is you my darling.
who don't seem 10 understand it.
Your Colonel says plainly, .JOin NJ
once"-by which, OF course, he means
get marr cd Immediately. What else
can he possibly meauy"
A look OF intelligence replaced tho
air OF bcwilderment on the young
hero's classic features: he accepted
the explanation, and was enab. cd to
answer the C0l0nel's telegram forty.
eight hours afterwards In these
words: "iOur orders Obeyed. We
were Joined at once"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
DUPLICATE STREETS.
-Four Hundred and Fifty. Five 81
Them In Boston.

There arc j, $40 streets and avenues
In Boston, against ] ,O6Oin New York.
Directory searching in the other large
post offices OF the United States Is II
sna? compared to what it is in the
Hub.
IL may be interesting to know that
in Boston there IRE l55 genuine du-
plicates OF street names, over twice
as many as can be found together In
the directories of the four great cit
les of London, Paris, New York and
Chicago, with total of fifteen times
the number Of the streets In Boston.
In Paris there are some 30 dupli-
Gates, 1870 in London, three in New
York. and none In Chicago, so far us
can be found In the directory.
Philadelphia comes nearest the
Hub in this matter Of duplicate
names Of streets, that city being able
to boast of some POO.
The clerks in the Federal Building
In Boston invent all manner OF
schemes to hid their memory In the
present street nomenclature. Re-
Gently Superintendent Field hit upon
the plan OF arranging the streets Of
the Back Bay In u sort Of alphabet.
ical jingle, and the clerks sing
them to tune. This Is the way they
go: Arlington, Berkeley, Clarendon,
Dartmouth, Exeter, Fairfield, Glou.
cester, Hereford, Albemarle, BlaclSs
wood. Cumberland, Durham, Follen,
Gainsboro, Haircourt, lrvington.
East Boston Is the most noted dis.
trict of the city for its streets with
famous names. There are the poets,
Addison, Byron, Chaucer, Cowper
Homer, Milton, Moore and Pope, and
tie painters Hogarth, Knellcr Rey-
nolds, Nandykc.
Everett, sumner, Webster, three
American statesmen, arc found there,
and these battles of She Revolution
Lexington, Benningt ,n, Eutaw. Mon.
mouth, Princeton, saratoga, Trcn'
| ton.
Some are named after great cities
OF the world B'cmen. Hamburg,
Havrc, Liverpool. London, Orleans,
Paris.
The Condor, Eagle and Falcon
must be remembered by the postmcn
and these generals: Brooks, Decatur,
Marion, Porter, Prescott, Putnam.
Just before each batch OF mis-
directed letters Is turned over to the
directory searclicrs, they are passed
upon by an expert clerk, one who ha,
been in the service longest, and one
who will come nearest to remember
ing all the members Of firms, their
changes, tran ,fers and present where
abouts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
Tho British Em miro.

The British Empire Is o political
creation unparalleled In the worlds
history, not only bv its extent aud
population, In both which respects II
Is slightly surpassed by China but
because, with an area OF more than
10, 100000 square miles and with
352, 900, QUO inhabitants, 1t Is scat
tered over the whole gloLe. 1t en-.
braces all zones from the icy wilder
ness Of Hudson Bay to the tropical
jungles OF India and the mahogany
forests OF Honduras; there is scarcely
o product which q British provinces
does not bring forth In excellent
quality, aud not less various are the
degrees OF civilization OF its inhabi.
tants, from the IA lrs OF the Cape
to the highly cultivated citizens OF
Toronto or Sydney. We find. with
Christians of all confessions, 2tO,-
00O,OO Hind0Os. about 10000. 900
MOhammedans, and 5000. 900 Budd.
hists, and the Bible is printed In 1870
languages and dialects represented
IN the empire, Yet Notwithstanding
such prOmiscUous elements, the gov.
ernmenv, with rare exceptions, main
tains order, and no sign OF dissOlu.
ton Is visible. Dr. i. Heinrich
Gelcken, in October Forum.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
4 Little Too Quot.

Jersey and Guernsey are gardens,
says q recent French visitor to the
Channel Islands. The fields are so
neat, so carefully kept, that they
seem rather like garden plots The
least corner OF earlh Is cultivated
the r0adsidcs, every little hollow, and
even IAN inch OF earth on the end Of
u rock"
but these Edens arc silent, tho
traveller goes ION to say. Now and
then people on the islands smile; but
no one ever laughs. Laughter Is un.
becoming, and TO laugh aloud would
be scandalOuS
The birds sing, but not the people.
Even the children arc sOber--litte
men and wOmen rather than children.
The trees arc yews, Expresses aud
weeping willows.
When the people 60 to walk, they
take to the cemeteries. Lovers OK.
change vows upon tom bstoncs, and
houses that are near graveyards rent
more readily and at a better price On
that account.
''We are admirably situated In our
new house." said u young Jersey wO.
man tn the French writer; "we are
right opposite the cemetery, and
can see the tOmbs from the windows
Of my bedroom, In the moonl ght
the view Is lovely"
And still the Frenchman has to adj.
nit that there is something very at
sractiye in his sOlemniJy and still.
ness The longer he remained in the
islands the less he felt like coming
aWay.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01

Woodbee Buyer--I thought you said
these lots were within gunshot of the
depot
Real Estate Agent--So they are ;
those new dynamite guns, you know,
can sh DOT distance of twenty miles
or more.
HE WAS REAssURED.
Jonah" cxpostulated the whale,
do keep still"
Certainly" answered the famous
man, now that / know where l am.
I wasn't sure but ] had been caught
In II folding bed, don't you Know
Detroit Free Press.
ONE GETS LEFT.
She-1t takes two to make bar.
gain, you know.
He-Yes; but only one gets it,
Boston Courier.
A SMART MERCHANT.
Newsboy--Paper, sir?
Solemn-Looking Citizen-My dear
boy, would like to obligc you, but
I can't read.
Ncwsboy-Yes, sir. Want u sinner
Dem feet's with spendin' IL nickel On,
IL the head ain't.-Chicago Tribune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
FRANCIS r. COLE...
Attorney
...and Counselor at Law. ).
1907 Chamber Of Commerce,
CHICAGO.
Two Characteristic Stories Of President
Andrew jackson.

Two Characteristic Stories Of President
Andrew jackson.
Gen. Armstrong, Assistant Com.
missioner Of Indian affairs, thinks
that Andrew jackson was one of
the greatest men this country ever
produ cd, and has number OF
sto. les which were told him by his
uncle, who was an intimate friend
Of Old Hickory. One OF them Is very
characteristic Of the man.
Lewis Cas-, Secretary Of War, was
over ut the White House one day will,
some Important papers for the Presi.
dent to sign, among them being
court martial findings.
"Cass, what Is this?" inquired
Jackson. as he was about to write his
name to the document.
ut Is U court martial" answered
Cass
What have to do with itY"askcd
the Pres dent.
1T dismisscs an officer from the
service. and tho President must sign
such orders"
Jackson toyed with the paper and
said, Inusingly. "Dismissed from the
army, chy Why"
drunkenness: getting drunk and
falling down on parade, or something
OF that kind" answered the Sccre
tary.
"Who ordered the court?" asked
Jackson.
.Gen. Scott" answered Cass
'Who Is it?" In ,uircd the Prcsi
dent, with more interest
"lnspectOr.GcIcral braun" re
piled Secretary Cass.
"What" shouted Jackson. "My
old friend Col. Kraun. Cass, jus,
read what that paper says"
The secretary read the usual form
OF the court martial sentence In such
cases The President then took thu
paper and wrote across the bottom
where he was about to sign his name
The within findings are disap
proved, and Col. Kraun Is restored Il
his duty aud rank"
He passed tho paper back to Sec
Rotary Cas-, and said with his usua
vchemence:
"By the eternal! Cass, when yor
and Scott serve your country rs vel
rs that man has you can get drunl
on duty every day."
A young man from Tennessee, sol
Of q friend of Gen. jackson. came I,
Washington for place. lie locke,
about aud found what he wanted. /
was In tho war department., ant
filled by q very efficient Wing, whom
Secretary Cas- would not remove
The young man told Jackson the sit
uatiOn, aud Cass was sent for
"CasS." said the President, 'thi
young man, sou Of my old friend, say
that you have got a place In the wa
department. filled by u Wing which
you won't give him.
Secretary Cass explained that tn,
duties OF the Office were OF u peculiar
kind, and he could get no one to III
the place II the man now In it SHOULD
" removed, Jackson nared up
"By the eternal, Cass, do you meat
to tell me you have IN office In YOU
department filled by u Wing which
can't he filled by u Democrat: TheI
abolish tho Oiiico."
The young man got his place. -
Washington POST
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
SPIDER IN A:D,vINo BELL
A Curious Insect which spends Much u
its Time Under Water.

A Curious Insect which spends Much 81
IT'S Time Under Water.
There is, 1t appears, a small spider,
such as may be called the diving
spider, although rather rare, accord.
Ing to the Brooklyn Eagle. Like all
its Kin, 1t Is an air breathing creature,
aud dives below the surface OF the
pond and spends largo part Of It's
lite under water 1t manages to do
this much In the same manner that u
;aan In a diving bell Is able tn live
and work for considerable time at
the bottom OF the sea. 1t surrounds
the whole under part of its body,
where its breathing organs are, with
a bubble Of air, and, incased In this
crystalline bell, 1t keeps the water
ont and Is able to breathe freely Ex-
posed to the attacks OF many enc.
mics above water, 1t seeks to escape
from them BY making q hiding place
for itself ut the bottom of the pond.
This 1t does by drawing together the
tons of some Of the weeds growing
there with few threads which IL
spins SO as to make little bower.
i: then ascends to the surface and
brings down bubble Of air with IL.
part OF which 1t squeezes out and
leaves in the inside OF the bower,
whose stems, meeting over IL, pre-.
vent it from getting out OF Its place
and rising to the top as air bubbles
always do when disturbed or released.
The spider then, with its part of tho
bubble which 1t has kept to itself.
ascends to the surface q second time
and fetches down another bubble of
air, part Of which 1t secures In tho
same fashion, and with the remain.
ing part ascends to the top to bring
down some more air. 1trepeats this
curious proceeding until within the
bower II has succeeded In forming o
bubble of air as big as q plum, con.
ccalcd and kept In it's place by the
silken mGshes Of the weeds, like the
network OF o small balloon. Thus
the spider In the same way that .
mason carries stones and limo to his
building, carries down bells of air
from the surface to build for itself q
crystal palace. whose clear, transpar.
ent dome and walls thin "a the nneet
film, arc yet sufficiently strong 70
keep out the great body OF water and
TO enable the creature to live ut the
bottom Of the pond as easily as II IL
were on dry land. In this lu,piu
nest 1t lays eggs and rears It's young
In perfect security, and when the cir
within threatens to be exhausted IL
Is renewed from time to time by the
visits OF the creature to tho surface
vi the pond.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-12-01
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