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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Wire Company pef,es the rru.s

Braddock. Pa, July 1.-THE Pittsbur1
Wire company of this city started rs
rod, wire drawing and salvanizing Mills
yesterday. This is in defiance Of the &c
mands of the Wire trust that the COM
pany keep its plant closed down lEtii
the stock i'm the warehouse or the COM
binc mills is consumed and the price %
nails and wire Is advanced TO the high
est figure through scarcity OF product.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Train struck "a Cow.

Fazleton. Pa, July IA passenger
train on the Lehlsh Valley railroad, Lc-
tween White Haven and this city, ran
into a COW yesterday Afternoon, and the
engine and three cars toppleG ever the
top OF n high embanlsuent. Engineer
Doude was killed. Fireman Mooney was
seriously injured and more than score
OF passengers were badly hurt. Several
OF these will Gle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Patrolman Clifford Not Guilty.

Patrolman Ralph Clifford. who, as
stated I'm THE NEws last evening. was
before the police committee yesterday
afternoon az tho reques, OF committee
from the French Caholic Church on HAr.
rison street, was found TO be- not guilty
OF any misdemeanor OF any sort, .as the
few OF the committee from tho church
who were present 10 testify. had nothing
10 say, Only what had been told them
by some ono else. Some of tho mem mbers
OF the church tay that they propose TO
follow the matter up.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
IIow's Thisi

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot lie cured by
Halls Catarrh Care.
We, the und-rsifned. have known D. !.
Cheney for The lsst 5S years. and We believe
him PERFECTLY honcrAhle IN all business
transactions and nnsncially able 40 garry oat
Npy ublics'iona mRde by their rrm.
MiSr A TkUAN. Wholesale druggists, To-
lrdo, q. MABDlNO, klNNAN 4 MARVIN,
Nhulssal- Drnggists, Isledo, o.
Hau's Oatarrh Cure IL taken internally,
ac,inv directly unon the blood ana mucous
surfaces Of the system. frsiim .ials ser'
tree. Prics 'sc. Ter bottle. seld w all
DIug.isgs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
DAZED BY OPIUM.
Six Cinnamon Supposed 10 Have
Been Burned TO Death.
Fire In Chinatown, San Franclsco--Resi-
dents Unable 10 Save Themselves.

SAN FRANCISCO, July i4.--Several
Chinese are believed to have been turned
TO death in fire which occurred In Chi
natown early this morning. The build
ing destroyed was occupied by large
number of Chinese, many OF whom
were dazed from the use of opium and
were unable TO save themselves. Al
though no bodies have been found, 1t is
believed that six persons were burned
TO death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

New York. July IL. Frederick II.
Rice. colored. employed i'm the general
postoiflce for the last five years. was ar
rested yesterday on the charge OF steal
ing from the mails. Two decoy letters
were found upon him. He was arraigucd
and held for trial ia $1,000 bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
A FRIEND OF YOUNG WOMEN.
Mss Billings on The Alert 10 Help others
at the Railroad Depot.

One Of the most familiar faces in this
town is that OF young woman who may
be always seen at the railroad depot on
the alert to nssist any one, especially
young women, who may be in need OF
nclp or advice. This is Miss Billings
who always has a welcome smile for
every one. She is the agent OF the Trav-
elIcrs Aid branch of tho Young Women's
Christian Association. This branch has
agents az every important railroad sta
tion. The object OF this organization is
10 help young ladies who come from a dis-
taneo 20 tho city-to find boarding places
for some, 20 assist others TO meet their
friends, and TO render practical aid TO
the poor ana frienoiess az we'll as to
extend kindness and personal sympathy.
IL is a commend BILE organization, helping
many young women, homeless and friend
Ics-, who bnt for the klDd aid Of Miss
Billings would have fared hard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
IT'S SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
Providence Manncrchor Celebrated Last
Evening in Grand Style.

Providence Manncrchor Celebrated Last
Evening in Grand Style.
The second anniversary OF the Provi-
denoe Mannerchor was celebrated at Ger
mania Hall on llassan street last evening
in way that was very pleasant for the
popular society ard its friends. There
were aoout $50 persons In attendance at
the prettily decorated grounds which the
society owns, adjoining the hall, and the
hall itself was choicely decorated with
American and German flags and green
shrubbery.
Prom $3.50 to i0:3o there were choruscs
sung by the Einklang. Liedorkrhnz and
lassellc societies, anu also zine display
OF ire works. From the latter hour
until O'Clock this morning dGrciEg was
enjoyed to the agreeable music of tiaas'
orchestra. Rcfreshments CT a suijstsutial
nature were served. and an efficient com
m mittcc had charge of the arrangements.
The properly owned by the society Is a
fine one. and the organization has many
worthy memtcts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Tho KILLING of nnrfler.

Boston. July 4.-The police have de-
ciGod that the shooting OK Samuel Dor
fer. who was killed In West End store
Sunday nigh;. resulted from Oh accident.
Saurcel Sochat. who Is uadcr Crrest for
causing Doracr's death. viii probably
not be discharged. however. Until he is
eiysr "A hoopipr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Diamonds stolen.

Portland, Me-. July 14.-Mrs. Nary
Baxter of Boston left her diamond ear
rings In n statcroom on the steamer Bay
State, and the steward. John Cookson.
colorcd. was. IN court yesterday on the
charge OF Stealing them. lie pleaded
not guilty. and his case was continued.
The diamonds arc san missing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Earthouake In Canada

Whitby. Ont. July li.--Early yester-
day morning hundreds OF persons were
awakened by an earthquake shock,
which lasted about 20 seconds. The
windows IN many houses ratified. dishes
moved. and In some instances furniture
tottered. The atmosphere at the time
Was hot and close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Arthur Deylin well known hack
driver OF the North Emo, was kicked on
the right knee by one Of mis- horses ia
front OF his stable, 81 West River street,
lest evening. His injuries, while painful
were not serious. Onlcer Hcnnossoy Of
the Second station and Walter BARLOW II
"a West Iiccr street went To Sir. Dew.
lip'a assistance and looked out for the
horse which had been taSen sick ON
trip from Olneyyile,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
RcbmG For WhiteMaY.

st. Johns. N. f., July l4.-Premier
Whiteway received crushing reverse
from his party yesterday He moved in
the assembly TO reduce the contingent
cies vote TO $4,000. from the present
figure OF $4,000. His supporters rebelled.
because /. involved "A reduction OF their
own seasonal allowances. Only one
member out Of "a supported Whiteway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Arrni, Of An,erlca.

Madrid. July q. - Senior segnxta,
former prime minister OF Spain. in an
interview on the subject OF suggested
utffancos, declared tnat Europe's cner-
sies must be excrted 90 maintain its
policy as against the policy recently de-
yclOpcl IN America
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
uungnr.an state.man Murdered.

Vienna, July H. 80 Count stephen
Sztaray, a popular member OF the Hun
Carian untorhaus. has been found muir
Gered I'm his room. The murderer has
not been captured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
s.lli Droppinr,

Washington. July 1.-THE treasury.
yesterday. lost s6s1. zoo in gold coin. OF
which S315.Go0 was for export. This
leaves the true amount o: the gold ro-
serve S92i10.eS5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Killed for a Woman.

PoMERoY, Ohio, July 1s.-Robert M.
Hunter and William Joyce, cabin boys on
tho steamer Bonaza, shot and killej Peter
Whitaker here, last bicht. ,"ho killing
was the result OF tho civshy over wo-
man.
Both are In JAZZ. Their somes s-o st
Cincinnati.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Australian Won,

London, July IA. - James Stanbury,
the Australian. won the sculling match
with Was" Harding. the Eng~sh cham
pion. on the Thames.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Csc Dr Miles Nruvr rTAsrrRs for SPINAL
MLAKNLsS. AL druggists, sell 'eil Tor &C.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
roo LArE roR CLASSIFICATION
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
To Let; ali modern convenicrces, with Board;
also Table Board ~ rcGsoAabie rates. VAN.
DONE HOUSE, SOS Pine street 7yli-Gt
THE NAPLES Large Giry Rooms, large. snady
lawn veranda; piaro, crotIct; home made cook
iBg boating convenient: 10 mioutes' walk depot;
81 Ars N Grady, White Pitins. ~, y. iyi16t
TO LET-Uppcr Tenement ofP or " roous, 30
Broadway. l,I rnrticulafa address L. G. Mbit,nz,
shawomet Dsach o u. J. i,it6t
rooMs AND POWER TO LET I'm building
corner Washington aud Lafa) cite streets. three
ROOMS eek IS. lat, I'd and ID noorA, with elevator
and steam II desired. Volney w. Ns5on q CO.,
Laiavctte street, Providence, n. i.it-d
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Dr. Miles Sens Piasters for Rh,una,isn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
THEY CAME TO GRIEF
Two Chicken Thieves Are Raksd In by
Tile Cops For Not Being Experts.
THAT MUCH TALKED OF DIVORCE SUIT,
suffolk GentIeineu a ring the Quail.
ties OF Their Respective HORSES
h"mc Or SALOON. whiclr-Dcnth of
/" Little child, and Other News OF
Importance mud Interest.

Sufolk. Va, March 23.-(SpecLal)-
llic'r propensity for eating chick ms has
gotten Jim Clements and Frank Snip
son in trouble. They were arrested to-
Gay, charged with stealing Il number OF
fowls from Frances TAFT. who resides
ON i'rrar Hin. Pursuant with standing
instructions from Sergeant Auuss 10 ar
resi- suspicious looking parties Officer
oehntS saw the alleged thieves Skuiking
ABOUT with bag and promptly ran
them In the lock up. The woman who
!pSt the chickens was notified Of their
recovery lr!ore she knew they had
been stolen The Clements arrested is
not the same Jim Clements who re-
Gently LEFT the pcnitentiary They Will
nave a hearing in Mayors Court Tues
day.
OPPONENTS IN DIVORCE SUIT
MI. Merritt briggs to-day began taking
dispositions in the divorce suit which Is
Nnw pending. The dcronen;s were ex-
psc;sd here Saturday. but did no; show
UP. Three witnesses had their testimo-
ny. some OF which was of n spicy nature
converted into DISPOSITIONS for future
reference. The work was suspended
THIS afternoon till nsXt Saturday, when
other deponcI.;S will be nresent The
grounds on which the motion for a
divorce will be made are desertion aad
transferred affections. both of which
allegations the plaintiff claims sht. can
SubStantiatc.
READY TO BACK HIS JUDGMENT
Ill match Nightshade against Little
Clara for $500, mile heats. best three in
i've" Is what Justice T.. L. Everett
said when Il friend referred In his pre-
SINCE 10 the fact that his trotter had
recently been defeated by Little Clara,
owned by Councilman j. Il. Pa. ker. of
Suffolk "Nightshadc can beat Little
Clara, and am ready to back nv
judgment. The las, race was not a true
test"
Both gentlemen referred to have con-
iidence in their steppers and should a
match be made for the amount mention
cd by Justice Everett an exciting race
can be looked for.
SAW MILL PROPERTY SOLD.-By
virtue Of an execution and levy made
by Sheriff ~. ii. Baker on the 18th inst.
Howell Lumber Company W. G. S. How
ell, Sheriff Baker to-day, at II M. sold
the engine and boiler OF the say mill
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
Town OF SUFFOLK

operated by G. S. Howell at Saunder's
Crossing in Nansemond county The
property was purchased bv Mrs Laura
! Is. Howell for $3.50
Mrs. BAILEY TALKS TEMPER
| ANcE.-Mrs! l.. f. Bailey, OF Staten
Island, N. Y. on Sunday afternoon
nnaue temperance lecture in the Chris
tiah church basement her subject be
ING Home or Saloon-Which?" Mrs.
Baitsy is very earnest In her state
inents regarding the denuncatlon of sa-
looms and the liquor traffic generally.
C1liLD'S DEATH.-Cartie Incz. c.
lnonths-old daughter of Councilman and
Mrs. James c. Bell. died this afternoon
about o'clock. in the Commercial Ho-
tel. The child had been in feeble health
Tor several weeks, but death was not an
ticipated till within the past few days.
The funeral services will take place
Tuesday afternoon at the hotel
FAIR ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS.
The directors OF the Suffolk Fair and
Agricultural Association had meeting
on the grounds this afternoon. The
ruins of the stables recently burned
We're INSPECTED and 1t was stated that
the insurance companies would pay the
full amount OF policies. The erection of
new stables was discussed. but plans
were not fully matured to-day
REVIVAL SlJRVICES.--Rcv w. A.
christian, of Richmond. on Sunday af-
ternoon preached ut the Main street
Methodist Church. The gallery was oc-
cupied by ladies. the auditorium being
reserved exclusively for men, Revival
services were continued at night Two
services per day will be held through
out this week
LOST IT'S NOlCE.-The town clock
called to strike all Sunday and rumors
were afloat that the Taper had been
stolen. The keeper Went up at ~ o'clock
to-day and adjusted the machinery.
which had been disarranged and the
hours are now tolled regularly
The Virginia manufacturing Com
pany. which recently had n loss OF Sic 900
on their storage warehouse. has been
paid the insurance. which was placed in
New York I.loyds.
Dr.. j. G. hyler on Sunday afternoon
delivered a special sermon at the old
Town Hall. on silence in Heaven -
Both white and colorcd people heard
him.
The white Raiahs" gave u perform
ancc tonight ut the City Hall Theatre
Their engagement here will close on
Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Sebrell. OF Southampton
county. is visiting the family OF Col.
r. s. Boykin.
Rev. j. y. Love preached Sunday to
large congregations, on the following
subjects: Gods Favoritism for the
Jew" and Greatest Sinner in the
World"
DR.. l.. c. Brock. of Langview, Isle of
Wight county. was to-day in Suffolk
on business
Parker & Bro. to-day found an
amount of money, between 81 and $25
The owner can learn particulars from
their ttisemcnt in to-dny's yIr-
gnian. and recover
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
IN THE COTRTs.
inc Cnsc OF the commonwealth vs.
John HnynoIds-E Personal.

Newport News. Va. March 2@.-tSpc-
clalJ-lN THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
musings Court. Judge i:arham pre-
siding-Juius II. Saunders. OF Norfolk,
qualified To practice in this court.
Jury was cmpanuellcd and the case of
the Commonwealth W. John Reynolds
heard. The following is a synopsis of
the evidence put in: Mr.. McMahan
testified that on the night OF the LIST of
February he heard some one moaning
by the side Of his store. on Twenty
eighth street. ana upon looking ont he
saw Mrs. Raynolds, covered and be
smcarcd with blood. clutching al the
wall trying 10 support herself. AT this
moment John Reynolds rushed upon
Mrs. Reynolds and struck her d number
of times with his fist. about the face ana
chest.
High Constable Shield. who arrested
John Raynolds. testified that he asked
the prisoner for Mrs. Raynolds' purse
and the prisoner asked in turn, who
told officer that he Gtaynolds) had her
purse. Being told that Mrs. Reynolds
did, he replied: can she speak" and
being assured that She could, he said:
well. she is bettcf off than l though,
she was"
DR.. Greasy testified that large wound
on the forehead. running back five inch
es. was inflicted with n Blunt instru-
mcut; that wound an inch long was
inflicted on her lip: that the internal
| injuries in her chest were serious. and
| for several days he feared fatal results
DR.. Stone testified that the blow Mrs
| Reynolds received on the head might
have caused death by concussion with
out fracturng the scull.
Mrs. Reynolds testified that she has
been married to Reynolds nine Years;
that he had not lived with her for scv-
eral months before the charged assault;
| that Reynolds came into the house al
| 1890 at night when she was leaning on
the table asleep. and struck her on the
| head, Telling her to the floor: TINT he
| said he had his chance now and would
| finish her.
| At this point Julius Il. Saunders. at
torncy for Mrs. Reynolds. cited cases Ia
| show the relevancy and adnissiblity OF
| Reynolds former assaults upon his wife
| The evidence was allowed
John Raynolds. III his testimony re-
peated the same vile story that he told
| in the Police Court. save that he ad.
mitted having carried the brick into
the house: stu denying having struck
his wife with the brick. but acknowledge.
ed the rest of The assault. Reynolds sa id
his wife did not regard an oath taken on
| the Bible and asked the Court to swcar
her on some pictures. The Court asked
Mrs. Reynolds i! she regarded her GA til
las valid and upon her replying in the
affirmative. Reynolds request was re.
| fused.
Julius r. Saunders and ]. X. Newton
lattorneys for the Commonwealth. made
able arguments before the jury. The
| jury brought in n verdict of three
months in jail and a fine of s25.
Mr.. y. c. Peachy qualified to practice
in the Corporation Court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
NEWS.

POLICE COURT.-Thc raids unon
disrerutablc houscs ana speak-easies
Saturday and Sunday nights rolled IN
a Ii - docket for Justice Brown YES
terday. Besides q number Of cases be-
ing continued the following were dis
posed of:
Charles Mckirney. drunk. sa.75.
George Stewart. drunk. 1878
Arthur Colprr, drunk: $50.
John Allen. c9lorct. drunk; s3.75.
John Golden. drunk: 1918
Charles Nj burg. drunk: S3.75.
w. NJ. Ilrhtry, agsSpasS: dismissed
Nfn, Jones. coiorcd, petit larceny; six
Is days in bail
Lott I!urch. colored. keeping house
of Ill-famc; SITE
PAT. Hughes. for selling whiskcy on
Sunday. dismissed. b,it was required
10 give bond of 500 to keep an orderly
houSr
PEKSoNAL.-Mr VI. j. Levi. of New
York the p!upieioC of the I%lnkrur:
CcihinS House. en- Washington avenue.
last l. December. is at the Warwick. Mr.
Levi will open frs: rate clothing es-
adjustment in the building now occu-
r!ed by In Citizens ana Marine Bank.
Mr.. hopkins, reporte,T of the Daily
Commercial. ed his connection
with the Commercial by rendering his
resignation Yesterday
Eat;leship Columbia is coalng at this
port.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
.RliaIa Tesla Believes Them to Be A.
dihle Sound Waves.
he DECLARES He HAS HEARD THEM
They May &c Produced without
Crookcs Tubcs-TcsIn Ifns Made
Them wiG Special Lump. aud
Al>o Will Naked Wirc--ro L"-
cnte Minerals with Cathode Rays.
Copyright. 1895. by S. S. Mcclure.
Iir,jtp1N

Limited)
New York, March 23.-In this period
of wide and perhaps exaggerated inter
est in the experiments of Professor
Roantgen In pioiographing shadow e.
fects through solids, It is interesting TO
know jus; what these much talked of
cathode rays are, and what role is play
cd IL these new manifestations by the
Crookes tubes. which have been used
thus by nearly all cXpsrinentcrs.
Nikola Tesla, who discovered the eX
istence of these rays and had made re-
peated experiments with them long be-
fore the present excitement began, takes
issue with those scnentsts who reEa:d
them as form OF wave propagation
through the ether and declares that;
they are neither more nor less than
sound waves of electrified air. And this
statement he made as far back as 1894
Sound waves of electrified air: what
does this mean? Let us go back TO fun
damental principles. Everyone knows
that when n bell is struck the sound is
carried 10 the ear by wave vibrations
travelling through the air. The higher
the pitch of the bell. the greater be-
comes the number of sound vibrations
per second and the higher on the scale Is
the resulting tone. And II is a well es-
tablished fact that sound vibrations
may occur with surh rarid!ty rs IN pass
beyond the ordinary range of hearing
and become inaudiplc. Mos, people. Tor
Instance, are unable 10 hear sounds pro-
duced by vibrations of more than TWEEN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24

. headquarters for Pure Drugs Our
compound Cough Syrup gives the best
results Registered clerk can be found
the store day or night. ia2G-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
CHINA DECORATORS

MRS. JENNY DELONEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan designs In
China Paintings, Tapestry. Pastel, Water
COLLEGE,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-24
aRy8SSssEsi cssygS.

"A FRF:ND SAID WE WERE BILL
NNc'S successor. We have read sew
tfAi oi EMS epicrnmS. which seem 10
Dut we are, willing Ia forget ana f0lgiyc
We take this public method of warning
when he can't reach us even hv a
Long Distance rclcphonc"--he NAV
have friends. The Crepe Tissue we sell
for Poe. per fun size roll ~ entirely un-
like The cheap Limitations offered bv
others at Zoe. and zoe. Don't waste Il
day i'll making u Shade and be aappoint-
see that D"nnisun Imported Crecpe Tissue
is on every roll. Always TO hu had at
OLD DOMINION PAPER Co
- Commerce street
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-08-20

ACCOUNTED FoR.-'How her
face lights up p exclaimed Mr.. Hill
and, who was talking of Miss Belle
field to Miss. Homewood.
'It does indeed replied the lat
ter young lady.
Mr.. Hiland knew that the two
girls were rivals. and so he wond-
cred at such disinterested commen-
dation, until Miss Homewood add
ed /:
Yes, her face certainly does light
up wonderfully. l suppose it is
the effect of her lantern jaws. =
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-08-20

Since 1878 there have been nine
cpidemics Of dysentery in different
parts of the country in which
mberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was used with
perfect success. Dysentery, when
epidemic, is almost as severe and
dangerous as Asiatic Cholera.
Heretofore the best efforts of the
most skilled physicians have failed
to check its ravages, this remedy,
however, has cured the most malig-
nant cases, both of children and
adults. and under the most trying
conditions, which proves it to be
the best medicine in the world for
bowel complaints. For sale by VIM.
+. Greenwell & Son, Leonardtown;
Jos. s. Mathews, Valley Lee, and
all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-08-20

'Your trip to Italy must have
been very pleasant said one of the
most intelligent young ladies in
Austin to Simpson, who had just
returned from u foreign strand.
Very interesting,sindeed,' answer
ed he. Now, tell me- said she,
'does Italy look like a boot? You
know that's the way it looks on the
map.'-Texas Siftings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-08-20

Cause and Effect 'Stimpson
doesn't cut his grass as often as he
did last summer.
No, both his next door neigh
bors have gone away. and left their
lawn, mowers locked up.'-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-08-20

.B "Mamma, do you think
Uncle Barney will 60 TO heaven 20
81 hope so, Johnny. Why 20
'Cause he won't il the Lord
knows him as well as do. Chi
cago Tribune.