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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-26
,'T!'!E'RRIFIC STORM.
yIAs THAT wnrCH SWEET OVER
THE NORTHWHxT.
a. SoAs Psints the Storm II In the
Mature o1 q CysloAe anA Doss Cen.
etaeroblo Danage.seyeRal People
s Are Killed hyl Llehtn1ng.

st. Paul, July 2O.-The storm Which
passed over this section last night, &C.
companled by sharp lightning and
verify throughout the Northwest.
Damage to the crops through the lodg.
Ing OF grain 10 reported from some
sections. while ut certain points 1t 10
thought that grain already in tho
ehock will be more or less injured.
From other points, however, 1t is
learned that rain fell only In sufficient
Quantities to overcome In part the
evil effects Of the recent drouth. The
rain was Of especial benefit to corn.
On the whole, crop prospects are
elightly improved. The storm had its
origin somewhere in the Dakotas last
evening about 10 o'clock. At Huron
ct was very severe. From the latter
region It swept eastward toward the
great lakes, its center seemingly strik-
~. shi4 city and the localities near at
At some points the storm was Of a
cyclonic nature and caused considera-
BILE damage to buildings. Washouts
on railroads are reported from num-
ber OF points. Lightning caused sev-
eral deaths at different points,
Several washouts occurred on the
Milwaukee & st, Paul railway, The
worst washout was between Weaver
and Wabasha, where several feet Of
track and q bridge were taken out.
The north-bound yestibuled train was
obliged to put about and return to
Winona, going up to st. Paul ON the
Burlington track, Other trains are at
the scene Of the trouble, waiting to
get through. The Milwaukee fast mail
train transferred ut La Crosse and
went north via the Burlington. The
putchman from the north this morn
ing was obliged to transfer at Wa
basha, and ran to La Crosse on the
Burlington tracks,
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NIGHT LIKE THE SENATE.
Report ms to Ex-Prcsident Harr,.
sons Ambition.

Report ns to Ex.Prcsident Harra.
sons Ambition.
New York. Special.-A local paper
says anent tho visit of ex-President
Harrison TO New York and the Adj
rondacks: ut was reported In this
city that ex-President Harrison had
taken TO the political woods and that
OK teams cannot drag him to the Re-
publican nomination for president.
ILis announcement Is reported to
havo come from the cx-president him
self, through the voice of ex-Attorney
General Smiley NJ. Chambers Of In,
dtannpolls, in conversation with Re.
publican leaders in this city. It Is.
given out that Mr.. Harrison, how
ever. would not decline a seat In the
United States senate.
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CHARGED with Asduction.

Chicago, July 2O.-William Lane of
Kansas City was arrested here to-dny,
charged with abduction. J. j. Atkin-
son, q travelling salesman from Kan
sas City, says that Lane took LULU
Irene Atkinson, qged II. from her
home In kansas City, and brought her
TO Chicago. Atkinson, 1t appears, OBJ
tained a divorce from his wife In KAN
ias City July 8. naming Lane as CO.
respondent. He obtained the custody
Of the child, but Lane, lie alleges, took
the girl away and brought her to Chi
cago.
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weIcon,cd 10 m. pnul.

st. Paul, July 20.--The Norwegian
Danish Press Association Of America
was organized to-day at the Windsor
hotel In this city. Yha attendance at
the first meeting was far greater than
the most sangulne had expected. and
when Col. Soren Listpe Of this city
called the meeting to order at 1850
about thirty-tiye Norwegian and Dan.
ish-American newspapep men were in
attendance. The editors took n drive
about the city in the afternoon.
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AZ Minneapoli. Next

Denver July 5EThe Assoeiation of
American Agricultural Colleges and
Experimental Stations, which is hold
ing its ninth annual convention in this
city, elected the following officers to-
day: President, 8. w. johnson. Con
pecticyt; vice president, Cyrus North
rop. Minnesota. Minneapolis was Sc
iected US the place for the next con-
yentlon.
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Roodlers Inaie.e.,

Chicago. Special.-The special grand
JuryTeallcd to investigate corruption
ln the city council relative to the AID.
Martin ice ordinance, voted to indict
Aid. William Finkler on two charges
of soliciting bribes and AID. Martin on
similar charges. Fred L. Rabe. an
Ice dealer. told the grand jury that
AID. Martin demanded $500 from him.
Upon this representation one az the
indictments was, found. IS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-26
xUDBINs OF NEWS.

stcnao OF OenefoA lntefeoe Ht0ce@ IN
n Few LincA,
john Good and William Freeman,
two negro murderers, We're hanged ut
Greensburg, Pa, this morning.
The firemen injured by falling walls
ut the burning of the warehouses Of
Cincinnati are all doing well to-day.
Chief of Police White of Omaha has
discharged % alleged political and Sec
tartan agitators from the police force.
John 4, Ella. the newspaper corrc-
spondent who fell on the steps Of the
Hotel Thorndyke. Boston, Tuesday,
fracturing his skull, died to-day.
Edward Larue. barber, was horse,
whipped Mt Oakland, Cal, last night
by his angry wife. In tho presence Of
large crowd Of people.
The forces Of Capt. Peres and Il
squadron OF cavalry volunteers from
Cienfuegos attacked and dispersed ~
band Of insurgents in Rio Negro.
Father Robinson, vicar general of
the diocese of Denver, confirms the re-
port that the priests of his diocese
have united in q petition to Rome for
early action on Bishop Matz'a resigna-
tlOn.
The big carpet mill owners Of Ken
slngton. Pa, have notified the striking
wcavora that tho mills will be opened
next Monday, and II the strikers re-
fuse to return they will close down ill.,
definitely.
Capt. Gen. Martinez dc Campcs has
cabled to the home government say
Ing the insurgents in the district of
Rayamo, Province OF Santiago dc Gu
ba. have been scattered after suffering
severe loss.
AS q result Of the protests of lnillcrs
along the Fox river In Wisconsin
against the action Of the engineers
officers IN cutting off their water sup
ply aud thereby closing down their
mills. Assistant Secretary of War Doe
left Washington to-day for Wisconsin
to personally investigate the subject.
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PROBABLY DROWNED.
Two Men Perish in Taking q River

Two Men Perish in Taking a River
Voyage.
Great Falls, Mont. July 20.-J. J.
Hall, n shoemaken and fellow called
"Dick the Barber" started yesterday
afternoon TO float down the Missouri
Oh the way to Cairo, Ill. Last night
about midnight rancher named Mr..
Hamlin. living three miles down, came
to the city with the news that man
was standing on a reef in the middle
of the river shouting for help. A res.
cuing party started Mt once, but found
no trace Of him. 1t is supposed that
both were drowned, ,one when the boat
capsized. and the other in attempting
to get from the reef to the shore.
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A neneon sentencea

Ukiah. Gala. July 2O.-Deacon Old
ham, the prominent churchman on,
trial for stage robbery, was sentenced
to-day to II years In Folsom prisolA
Oldham planned tho robbery in which
Hilton, who was In the deacon's epI
ploy. was the principal. They divide.1
the $1,000. Hilton, the principal, res
ceived only eight years.
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NvLouy ...eu ~ So.1. " .uat s .1Se ~, ~
TINS Iepot OF M. ~. Aso1 ss1 Mere Iouna ~
tne leuen OF tness alue.ens sAperIs 70
whom had been sent 9. drait OF the Dili ana
Mno nao Deen .s.ea ZOE q, insl opinion % upon
iL Lnese ie.e =. s..a wss ~ pF,na '.s. ~ ~ osuss
q tns ssn..s ~ .. e ~. III .n tae
tgaIy nty Plepsa sS.t ssGn u,. =. Az. n..,.,s.
Ne az. a III, d t;.o aofi ,.tter. te. wiss M
yN1. yya III D az snt rot .hs,,. hsra ~
p9s Ga.s .nem sum ~ inc S..s' ,roa,,na .h
.l.s:. @ as.sy: ~ ss,. - so1 ptouss' '1e"'
oyssnk ~ ua. tnO .Tw,,, 60 h.x. .h.u. aon,.
know Weller StouTht HEM With me. INT
think did. N. Pattesson wrote to to Mr..
Knox and his letter was printed In the
@ ffsf eyerv sISSiS docnmxnt I hsvs reserss1
10 i copied from the booSs of tse Govern.
ment "a IL the city Of Wsshinetnn. mvsris
lpdiyidualiy, 70 know IND Il am tslkins
about. NJ: Patterson said: .The silver hall:
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They removed His Picture

st, Paul, July 20.-It is reported by
4 member OF Company c that Gen.
Bends picture has been turned to-
ward the wall in the company's head.
quarters. or rather that 1t has been re-
moved from its frame and hiden away
presumably as the result of the al.
legged breach between the general anS
Lieut.. Col, fase, OF the Third infan'
try, II, ., A,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-26

The United States Government Re.
pert on baking powders shows Royai
superior to all others. 1t Is pur.
made from Wholesome ingredients.
and greatest In lenvening strength.
1t ia the cnly hak:ng powder for those
desiring the finest, lncst wholesome
food,
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Mile, Londonderry.


d6rderry covered twenty-Me miles at
the start In four hours and fifteen min.
utes and made the run from Boston to
Providcnce-forty-two miles-in nine
hours She says she met the most
polite and kindest treatment on thu,
way. Male and female bicyclers eS
corted her along stretches Of her. Jour'
ney, ard even the ramps she encoun.
tered treated her with the most Ills.
unguished consideration. Mile. Lon
donderry was a solicitor Of advertise
ments in Boston. Her maiden name
was Annie Cohen and she is married to
n man named Kapchowsky. She has
three children Her husband, she sdid,
is perfectly willing that she should
make the journey. otherwise she would
not have undertaken 1t. The bicyclistas
features are Of tile Slav cast, but her
face il lit up by beautiful brown eyes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-26

The only baking powder yet found
by chemical analysis to be entirely
free from lime and absolutely pure ia
the Royal" This perfect purity re-
suits from the exclusive use Of cream
Of tartar specially refined and pre-
pared by patent process which totally;
removes the tartrnte of lime and othea;
impuritiea.
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GalIarher Arnin Tc.,,,,c,

West Superior, Wis. July 2O.-Dc.
tecttye Gallagher. supposed to be tile
link between Mayor Starkweather AMI
the money levied on the sporting and
gambling houses, was the principal
witness In the council investigation:
but little definite information tending
to establish the truth OF the charges
against the mayor could be obtained
from him, He testified that while he
Ttion last week that he was npprOacli.
ed by q brother officer. who requested
TINT Ae come home and appear Mt tile
investigation. The officer told Gal
lagher he himself had been taken care
Of and that Gallagher also would be.
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.--- ..-..-
A nea~on SentenrcsI

Ukiah. Gala, July l0.-Deaeon Old.
liam ham the eMHsn. nhasv eGaean
today to ~ years In Folsom prison.
Oldham planned the robbery in which
Hilton, who was In the deacon's en-
ploy. was the principal. They divided
the $1,000. Hilton, the principal, re.
ceived only eight years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-26

Pierre, s. D., July 2O.-Articlcs of
Incorporation were filed to-day for the
bloomfield Elevator and Milling con-.
pany and Yankton General Electric
company, each with q capital stock Of
$4,000. and incorporated by II. r.
Nation Of London, Harry Eller and
HI. G. b. Swlnhee of Yankton. They
are both to carry out projects started
by Fierce.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-26

Mason City, Iowa, July 2O.-Julius
Pascdach, one of the Oldest dry goodg
merchants Of the city. is dying frolE
the effects Of q dose of morphine
whether taken with suicidal intent OF
to relieve pain is not known. No rea.
son for his wanting to commit suicide
Is known.
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Har,, 10 Get a Jury.

Aitkin. Mimi, July 1s.-Elght jurors
have been secured In two days Of con.
tinunl challenging to secure u jury fq
the trial OF the Costello br0,l.ers fnP
the murder of Nv and Mrs, .Ienuette
last March:
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ACKNOWLEDGES ms GUILT.
Holaes Lets Fan I Remark That j
Taken M n Confcsaion

Holmes Lets FAN Remarl That II
Taken az . Confcssion.
Philadelphia, July =; -H.H.Holmes,
alias Herman Mudgett. has virtually
confessed to the murder of the two
children whose bodies were found In
the cellar Of a Toronto house. 1t was
learned Mt the Office Of the district mt
torney during the two hours inter-
view Holmes Ind yesterday with the
three members Of the district atto,>
ney's stan, he said: II suppose Ill
swing for this" This is the only re-.
mark dropped from Holmes lips that
In any way tended to incriminate him.
This is q practical admission Of guilt
by Holmes.
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A Ruildins collap.es,

Dallas. Tex, July D.-At 10:30
building AT o4S Elm street, which has
been undergoing repairs. fell in, com.
pletely demolisling the unfinished
work, and burying number of the
workmen beneath the debris. The in.
jured arc: l.. Prieur, contractor, 81.
we're wounds on left leg and right
knee, serious injuries; Alex TolertorA
wounded on head. ankle disloeated, I'M
ternal injuries: George Brown, inter-
nal injuries; G. Sherman, contractor
seriously injured internally. Otheri
were slightly injured.
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Pure baking powders are one Of the
chief aids to the cook In preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, While those
are to be obtained Of well-established
reputation, like the Royal, of whose
purity there has never been a ques.
tlon. II Is proper to avoid ali others, .
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Hu,tled Yxanaxn,. Co..i..

Yankton, s. D.. July 2O.-Henry q
Boyer. the cousin of Mne. Yzanaga,
who is here for a divorce. was very
much astonished yesterday when q
Yankton policeman arrested him fos
riding q bicycle on u sidewalk, and
hustled him into the police court.
where he was fined IS.
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parulee Gullty,

Traverse City, Mich, July 1S.-Thc
fury In the Curtis murder case. after
being out all night. at II O'clock thia
morning returned q verdict Of mnrier
ID the first degree. lArmlec will he
sentenced thiS afteln
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The excIse law was rigidly enforced
In New York
ALI Greenneld ex-champlon heavy
weight pugilist Of England is dead.
New York police are making war on
sidewalk stores and street stands.
The miners Of the Star City mine.
Shelburn, Ind, struck because driver
was discharged.
Cob Frank Dayton saved the lives Of
TWO eollege professors who were sink
ing IN row boat at Silver Lake, N. Y.
Judge Allen at Springfield, Ill., or
dered the sale Of the Chicago, Peoria,
& st, Louis railroad.
The URiversitc Of the Northwest, q
Methodist ipstitAIon at Siopx City,
Iowa, has been reorganized under the
name Of the Morning Side college,
John g. Goebel, q Wealthy electrician
Of New York city, has sued his wife
for divorce in the district court at
Perry.
Mrs. Hooley, sixty years Of age, Of
South Rockford, H., jumped into
well. She was rescued, and, though
injured will probably recover.
A Winnipeg (Man.) street sausage
vender ID suspected Of Transforming
his feline pets Into his product The
health inspectors found skeletons. of
cats ip the mans yard.
a ptucky servant girl prevented bur-
glafe from getting 10000 worth Of
yaluaktes from the jewelry vault at
the home Of DE-. Alex r. Carroll, 1G5
WasAington pafk Brooklyn.
IN Detroit Mayer PinGree acted as
mot0rman on tie drkt train over the
lines Of the new electric 3-cent rail-
way, With its forty miles Of track and
Which cost s, 800 MQ. ~
Attephmsnts have been fled against
the Onion Land ana ImproVement
company and John w. Paul, presi-
dent, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, to secure
q $1,000 claim toy =, ". Nasba(
/ The American Wise company closed
Gown its Cleveland Ohio plant ip ali
departments and announced the works
EMould be closed for three months
oWtng TO the strike Of its employees.
s Capt. Lyons has ordered all troops
|es the Second regiment at Huntington,
w. 70 be dismissed under instruc-
t1pna fFcn the. governor. No further
-srounas IN the mining region is antici-
. The standard OH rsAnerya at Park.
9efsturg, W. Va. shut down in ali de-
l.partments. It looks - though the shut
down - permanent The plant repre.
sent1 an eutiay Of $1,000 900. 5l.
{ Louis LAnham and Lixsie Madden
eloped ON foot from Hampahlro Fur
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DEATH IN THE RIVER.

Little Johnny lInrhie, Aged Four, IL
Drowned.
Minneapolis, July 2O.-John Harhie,
n 4-ycar-old boy residing at 1903 Wood
street, on the lower fats, wandered
away from his home last night at q
o'clock and went out OH the river tn
n boat. The boat was found later, but
John could not be located. 1t Is sup
posed that lie fell out Of the boat and
was drowned.
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Rustleps in JAN,

sprlngview, Neb,. July oO.-The four
fustlera captured by the vigilantea
have been Jailed here. Murphy turned
states evidence, and Is at liberty. the
other three being held on the evidence
Of Murphy and their own confessions.
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DrowneA In tn. r.x,

Appleton, Wis. special.-John shess
han Of Milwaukee was drowned In thu
Fox river while boating last nishE.I
His body has been sesovered and esne:
to Milwaukee. ,s:3 h
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The British bark Florence. which
left Newcastle. Australia, on June 20,
for Panama, has not yet reached her
destination, and she has been given
up as lost.
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Edward Laruc. barber. WIS horse
whipped ut Oakland. Cal. last night
by his angry wife. In the presence Of
& large crowd Of people.
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The State Chemist of Wisconsin.
Prof. Geo, q. Cox. says the Royal ia
the superior baking powder in regard
to purity. leavcning power and keep.
Ing qualities.
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Celia Gos...

New York. Special.-Gold to the
amount Of $3.50, 600 has been engaged
for shipment to Europe by Massra
slage. Colgate 4 %.
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City of Mexico. July 2O-The great
Liberal party demonstration In com.
mcm0mtion OF the anniversary of the
death Of Juarez occurrsd to-day.
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RELIGION AND EDUCATION,

The Pan.American ConEresa opens
at Toronto.
Toronto, July 2O-The Pan-Amer.
lean Congress Of Religion and Educa-
tion opened here to-day. It IL 40
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Forest fires have broken out again
west and southeast Of Traverse pitF.
Mich. famed by strong winds.
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wA.l...l, c,,,h,er. A..,.,.,:S:.'s -, 81 n

Whelessls cisthiers Assaen, I'll
Philadelphia, Special @. 4KAhnsss
wholesale dealer In boys, and uielS Z
clothing, made IN assignment to.6
Liabilities about $1O0. 600 Th6aaoS
wiz slightly exceed the lishllti
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Sir Henry ana Sir waite.

Sir Henry and Sir Walter.
London. July 2O.-Henry Irving and
Walter Besant and 16 others went e
Windsor Castle to-day and were there
knighted by the queen.
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" NWtINSN NY 1tttkes
New York, 6pecial.-Another strike
ef tailors is Imminent which promises
70 involve 10000
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R-etectio. In Beleiu.,

Brussels. Specialize senate by a
sote Of IS to 33 adopted the protective
duties bill
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.6esla toabate Jet.
III Eif6 III the little village Of Lorne-
'ylljs Ont lsft nifty families homeless.
. Eerest Afss have been raging in the
sS1Efihty Of Alpena, Mich, and much
valuable timber has been destroyed.
sN1ti Destroyed the business part Of
the Village Of barker. near Lockport,
10 louisville. Ala, lightning killed
u sHpstMA1ter Edward Bryan. wife and
slMby. One boy survives.
ss B1te destroyed business and resi-
sd6nce property ct Oswego, N. y. val.
n h1lloon caused the destruction
afatt11ntA Rita copper and iron mill
~ N1ayef3 City, n. \. The loss was
Is traction engine hauling thrash
sln4 machine went through a bridge
near Forest Ohio, three OF the crew
bstne fatally injured.
eegAt Rns1ell. KY. Charles Sutton, aged
seiGht and Homer Lakens. aged seven,
sef6 drowned. Lfkens lost his life In
trying 70 saye Sutton.
toFnedo swept over Chetopah.
1 doing considerable damage to
GfoWing crops. Italso did great dam
sass.to many buildings. y
An electric cur at sNilcs Ohio, was
atf6ck. by Q freight train. Frank VIII
tepn vas killed Instantly and Mrs. g.
w Holder was danger0usly injured.
4 dr. Edward d. Palmer one Of the
: sbeot- known nhystcians In the United
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WHEELING AROUND THE
WORLD.

:Mile: Londonderry" Must Esra
$4,000 RefcEe Returning to Bos.
ton:
4 few days ago q young woman, who
calls herself Mile. Londonderry, start
ed from Boston on IL bicycling tour
around tile world.I The journey is being
made on wager OF $4,000 u side, by
the terms of which she started penni-
less from Boston and must return to
that city in fifteen months with 5000
CARED en- route,-after paying her ex-
penses. On her arrival in New York
abe was interviewed by IL writer for the
World. Mile. Londonderry said thtit
before leaving the Hub SHE made
S230.O1, the cent being given her by
the Woman's Christian Temperance
urion, whose ribbon she wears, and the
rest Of the money for carrying adver-
tscments of different firms ON her
wheel. Although she had taken but
three lessons OH the bicycle, Mile. Lon.