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o'sULLIvAN, THE "ICE MAN.
A Granite Shaft Erected Over One
of Cronin,s Murderers


Of Cronin's Murderers.
Argyle, Wis, May ga twelve-fool
granite shaft. with the inscription:
From the Irish Na%t!onalists," was un-
yelled here today over the grave of Pat.
rick O'Sulllvan. known as the "Iceman,"
one of the convicted murderers of Dr.. 2.
H. Cronin, the Irish patriot and oppo-
nens Of the Clan-na-Gael, and who died
four years ago today. on the annlver-
sary OF the Cronin murder, in Joiie,
prison.
The funds for the monument, 1t is
said, We're subscribed by personal
friends of the dead man; the Idea that
the Clan-na-Gael or any other %organiza-
ton Is responsible for the tribute to his
memory being repudiated. About 100
Irishmen from Chicago, and a number
from this state. were present at the un-
Yelling. An address was delivered by
Father Dorcey OF this place, and also by
a priest from Chicago. whose name was
not allowed to transpire for the reason.
as stated, that he might bring himself
Into conflict with Archbishop Feehan.
Dan Coughltn., the detective. who was
convicted for completely in the murder
but acquitted on a second trial after be.
ing sent to Jolle, for life, is among thos:
present.
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Prison aud Banish,nent.

London. April s0.-A umo is in circu-
lation on the stock exchange thai the
Transvaal executive a imposed the
punishment Of five years penal servi-
tude with Punishment at the end of that
term of imprisonment, upon Hammond,
Rhodes and the other reform commit
tee leaders whose sentence Of death was
RENTED yesterday.
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The pictures OF Mrs. Ballington Booth
n Mrs. Booth-Tucker. printed side by
aide. tell the whole story.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, May Clash quotations were
as follows:
Tlour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. GOaGOlsc; No. F:
spring, Goo: No. 2 red. G46S4Ac.
Corn-No. 2. 2SA@2sAc.
oats-No. 2. lsc; No. 2 white, 1SA@1sac;
No. 8 white. lSlam20Ac.
Rye-No. 2, 35Ac.
Barley-No. ?, nominal; No. 3. (. o. b,
s3Q331ac.
Flax Seed-No. i, 9O1ac.
Timothy Seed-Prime. 50. 05Q3. 10.
Provisions-Mess pork. 81. sOaS. 90: lard
A,77k; short rib sides, A.07h94.10; dry
salted shoulders, unchanged; short clear
sides, unchanged.
Butter-Flrm. Creamery, 1lg15c; dairy,
sd13c.
E~ggs-Steady at 7hGI9lac.
Cheese-Qulet at 9Gl0iac.
Whisky-Dlstillers' finished goods, ne,
gallon, 1922.
sugar-Gut loaf, s6.s7: granulated. 1910
Hldes-Light and heavy green sailed,
fully cured, 4Hg5c: green hides. 3la@4c;
green sailed calf, 7Ac; dry flint. G,kc: dea.
cons. each, SOC.
Tallow-No. |. solid packed, &c; No. 2
lEc. cake. nc
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stock Exchanse Eaunre,

Nesr York, May 4.-Wayland Trask &
Co. have announced their suspension or
the stock exchange.
Mr.. Wayland Trssk says that the sus-
pension Of his firm Is due chiefly to dry
rot and that they expect to resume bus
mess before long. The liabilities are
small and there are no contracts out.
standing on the stock exchange. The
street attaches no significance to the as
signment. 1t grows out of the first as;
slgnment Of the firm a few yeers ago.
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Pacific Railways.

Washington, May 4.-The house com.
mittee on Pacific railways today ordered
a favorable report on the bill permitting
b~ondholders OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railway company, who have purchased
the property Of the old company to re-
organize into a new company.
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he Establiahed an Aunt.

New York, April so.-Magistrate
Wentworth, in Jefferson Market police
court today discharged from custody
Louis G. Bloch OF Denver. Col, who was
arrested yesterday On suspicion OF rob-
binb State Senator Thomas A. Darby,
OF Florida of money and Jewelry at the
Marlborough hotel. A complete abb
was established.
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FORCED INTO LINE.
China Accedes to United States
Demands,

Demands.
Washington, Nav 4.-Most of the
space devoted to China In the forth,om.
ing volume of foreign relations Of 1s95
part of which was made public Satur-
day. shows that vigorous measures
were threatened by the United States
il China would no take proper meas
ures for the investigation OF the assault,
on American and other QUESTIONABLE at
Cheng Tu and Ku ruen and the punish
ment OF the offenders. Second Assist
ant Secretary of State Adee. who was
acting secretary during the progress OF
most Of the corresnondonce sent some
sharp DISPATCHES.
When i, is renorted that Lion the
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Nicaraeua Canal Route.

Washington. May 4.-Colonel Ludlow,
United States army. continued his tes-
timony this morning before the house
mmerc committee. with reference to
his investigation last summer OF the
Nicaragua canal route. He sharply
criticised a number Of the statements
made by Mr.. Menocal, the company's
chief engineer, and asserted that the
board found much difficulty in recon
CLING the data furnished by the COM
pany with the boards observation.
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Defeated the AhyssfniRnG

Rome, May 4.-The government has
received information that General Bal
dissera. commanding the Italian forces
In Abyssinia, at the head OF three col
umns OF troops marched to the relief
OF the italian troops at Adigrat met and
defeated a large force of Abyssinians
under Ras Sebath. General Baldissera
is expected to reach Adigrat today.
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GOMEZ Will ASSIST MAcE0
Cuban Commander Will Reach the
Trocha in Ten Days.
Eastern Portion of Cuba Devastated
by the Rebel Forces :. Not u
Single Field ofCane and
Hardly "a House.

New York. May A special from
Havana says: General Maxine Gomez
forced marches are bringing him rapid
y forward to the relief OF General
Maceo. Gomez has about $50 miles to
march to the trocha. He should reach
N In about ten days. when, II the pres
INT program Is carried out, battles viii
De fought that will either free Maceo or
compel the Cuban forces to continue the
policy they have followed since the be-
ginning OF the war.
Gomez has completed the devastation
hat was far advanced by his trip in the
opposite direction. Now there Is not a
single field of cane waving in h east
and scarcely a house or residence, MIL
81 building Of any kind left standing.
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Queen Sophia. of Sweden, is one of the
richest women in the world. She was a
princess of Nassau. and her brothers,
from whom she inherited her money,
owned the gambling tables at Wiesba-
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Fatal Hotel Fire.

New Brunswick, N. j., May 1.-George
Allgairs' hotel. at South River. was
burned early this morning. Most Of the
guests escaped by jumping from win
lows. Paul Jumper, superintendent Of
Hermann Aukamm's factory, was
burned to death in his room. He was
the son of wealthy parents at st. Gaul,
Switzerland. The loss AZ $1,000.
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City. May 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
1000. Market strong. Quotations: Light,
-. 2593. 4O; medium, $ .1Oa3. 80; heavy. s3.0
I3 %; pigs. g. OO13. As.
Cattle-ReSelpts. 5000. Market strong.
Quotations.: Native steers, best, So. 90aI4 10;
fair to good native steers, 50. 00d3. 90; cows
and heifers. best, So. COOS so: fair to good
cows and heifers, $1.75Gl3. 90; bulls, 81. 10Q
100; stockers and feeders. 50. G06I3. 10; Tex.
ans and western. s2.so@3.4 As; calves, s. COG
100.
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BOY Murderer Drowned.

Chamberlain, S. D., May 4.-Matt
Sanger, the Is ear old boy who shot
Nick Muller at Oacoma. is believed to
have been drowned while attempting to
escape. The boat which he seized after
the shooting has been found floating in
the Missouri river.
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One Hundred En,ombed.

London, April 3o.-An explosion oc-
Cured In the Mlckelfeld colliery, In
Yorkshire, today, cutting off the escape
of 100 men who are now entombed in
the mine. Searching parties are en-
deavoring to find and rescue them. The
explosion is ascribed to the use of naked
lights.
Twenty-Five men have been rescued
from h Micklef1eld pit, all of them ter
ribly burned. It is feared that the 9th,
ers have persisted. but the searchers are
still at work In the hope of saving more
lives. 81
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TREASURY FIGURES.
Deflci. Of s2s,45s.1eor or 10 Month,

Deficit of $2s,455.1eO for 10 Months
Receipts Increase $4,000 600,
Expenditures Decrease $1,000.
900.
washington, May 1.-omclal treasury
igures made public today make the gov
eminent deficit for the ten months Of the
ascal year to date, s23. Ass, 1870. AS COM
pared with the corresponding months of
1895 the receipts show an increase of
t14.0 00. 900 and the expenditures q de-
crease of nearly I 1000, 900.
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A Royal Hcir Exnected.

London, May ga dispatch from Blu.
charest says that the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
the crew princess OF Roumanin is
daily expected The court physicians
are in daily attendance at the palace.
The crown princess Is the daughter OF
the duke of Edinburgh. now duke OF
the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. and conse-
quently granddaughter of Queen Victo.
ria. She was married to the Grown
Prince Ferdinand In 1893. and has al
ready presented the queen with two
Observation-Disclosures o and
a daughter.
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a South American Atuann,

Panama, May 1.-The Star and Her.
aid says The Buenos Ayres press
states that a defensive and neutral,
alliance has been concluded among Bra
I'll. Bolivia, Uruguay and Paraguay to
meet any emergency that might occur
In case Of war between Chill and Ar
kentina.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-09

The Japanese, in order to celebrate
their recent victories. are going to
erect a gigantic statute of Buddha. The
height will be 120 feet. The metal will
be supplied from the ordnance captured
In the late war. The will
8 about 1000, 900 yen, and is to be
erected q u Kinfa
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one Year for Contempt.

Elk Point. May 4.-Charles Nash was
Saturday sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary for contempt of court.
Harry Clark was sentenced to six
larceny.
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HAMMOND IN POOR HEALTH.
The Transvaal Prison Fare Not Pala-
table to the American.

HSV TUFV NOV UIH.
table TO the American.
London, April so.-A dispatch to the
Times from Pretoria. dated April 20,
says that the health of John Hays Ham
mond is I n such a state as to cause great
anxiety to his friends. He is obliged to
eat the ordinary prison fare, which in
the state of his health, is anything but
beneficial to him. New rules go into
operation April 30 (today), the CORE
spondent says, which permit the prison.
ers to have better food and to enjoy
many comforts which are now denied
them. The -four leaders who We're con-
demned to death are confined In one
small room where they are visited by
crowds of their relatives and friends.
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THE MARKETS.
City Live Stock.

Sioux City. May 5.-Sioux City Stock
Observation-Disclosures: Heavy, 81. l5m
l.20: mixed and light, s. 2Gd3. SO.
Cat;le-Qnotations: Cows and he,fers,
Il, 50l3. 10; bulls, s.. 00Gl3 .25; veals, SO 600
500: calves and ycarlings. 50. 00i3 3. 80;
itockers and feeders. 81. q
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0'DONOvAN R0SSA ANGRY.
The Examination Duplication of the
Noted Irisbman Rejected.

New oYrs. May h-O'Donovan Rosa de-
ciaves that his application for examination
for n clerksllip in one of the city depart
mensts. his good character being voucted
for by four reputable citizens of the city.
was returned to him with the statement
that he would not be accorded the privi-
lese of all examination. He therefore
threatens suit. Secretary TsrIscoe OF the
civil service board said that Ross alyIi-
cation had been rejected because he had
not satisfactorily answered the questions
Have you ever been arrested 2" Have
you ever been convicted of any crime or
sentenced for any crime?"
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70 AHIS iiitI GiiIl
When h art older, thou shalt mind
To traverse countries far and wide.
And thou shai go where roses blow,
And balmy waters singing glide
So NINA and annin.a.
And thou shalt wear trimmed up in
A. famous jacket. edged in red.
And more Il that, a peaked hat
All deeked in gold, upon thy head
All. ninna and anninia!
Then shalt thou carry gun and knife.
Nor shall the soldiers bully thee:
Perch1nce. beset BY wrong or debt.
A mighty bandit thou shalt be-
So nintia lnninia!
No woman yet of our proud race
Lived 10 her fourteenth year unwed:
The brazen churl hat eyed a girl
Bought her the ring Or paid has head
So NINA anninla
"Eut once came spies Il knew the thieves!
And brought disaster to our race;
God heard us when our fifteen men
We're hanged within the market place.
But NINA a%nnInfa!
Good men they were. my babe, and true.
Right worthy fellows all, and strong.
Live thou and be for them and me
Avenger of that deadly wrong
SO NINA animal
-Eugene Field.
DL. IEEEA
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SIX FlREMEN HURT.

Fifty Thousand Dollars Damage
Done at Kingston. N. Y.
Kingston. N. Y. May six firemen
we're severely injured in a fire which oc-
Cured this morning In Fischer's hotel.
This hotel and Ringney's hotel adjoin-
Ing 1t. and several barns In the neigh
borhood were burned. as was the the
dwelling and store of Herold Brothers.
The injured fremen were In Rigney's
building when the floor fell. None OF
them are fatally injured. The loss will
exceed $50. 900. The guests in the hotels
escaped in their night clothes. losing all
their property.
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Teachers at Fort Dodge.

Fort Dodge. May 4.-The third annu-
al meeting of the Inter-County Teach
ers' association convened in this city
Saturday evening. The association
comprises the counties OF Webster,
Hamilton, Wright and Humboldt. The
severe rain which lasted the greater part
of Friday and through the evening. pre-
vented many from attending. but not
withstanding this fact there We're about
300 "school-marms'' In the city. The ex-
ercises Friday evening were held in the
Congregational church and were largely
attended. The principal part was al
address by William Hawley Smith. He
took as his subject The Common Peo-
pie and the Common Schools" and
handled his subject In a mastery man.
ner. The meetings closed Saturday
nvaripp
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A SPANISH VICTORY.
Fifteen Hundred Rebels Routed and
LenNe TWenty.Thrce Dead.

Havana. May 4.-Colonel Estruch
aas had an engagement with a force OF
1. 500 rebels having two heavy cannon,
near Mayajigua. Remedies. defeating
the enemy and causing them to retreat.
leaving 90 dead OF the field. The Span
ish troops lost two killed and fifteen
wounded.
Basilico Lasa was shot in the Caban
fortress his morning for the crime of
rebellion. He was a member OF the Del
gaeo party. He was Nd. killed at the
FIRST fire and it was necessary to give
him a mercy shot.
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NIinneannlis

Minneapolis. May 5.-Whcat was unset.
tied but finally closed easy at about Sat.
urday prices, 5Sc for May, 5aAM59ssc for Ju.
". 59Ac for September On track: COO 70,
hard. SOC for No. 1 northern. 5sAc for No. .
Receipts. lis. 400: SHIPMENTS LOO hushelS
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HARRlTY ISSUES A CALL.

subcommittee of National Demo-
cratic Committee to Nee. ia Chi
cago May ..
Philadelphia, May 4.-National Chair
man VIM. r. Harrlty has called a meet
Ing OF the subcommittee of the demo-
cratic national committee. to be held at
the Hotel Wellington, Chicago. IN Fri.
day next. May 8, at IL O'Clock noon.
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plot to Murder Humbert.

London, May IA dispatch from Ma.
pies by a news agency says that an
anarchist plot to murder King Humbert
has been discovered there and that q
number OF arrests in connection there,
with have been made.
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A CINCINNATI HORROR.
sasoline Explosion Wrecks a Build
ing and Kills and Mains.

Cincinnati, May Sat s o'clock last
tight the five story building, 430 and 1872
Walnut street, between Fourth and
fifth streets. Ia blown to the ground
" an explosion of gasoline. The shock
vas 81 terrific that it was felt all over
he city, and not one brick upon another
$ left in the front and real walls OF the
building, while the adjacent buildings
ire badly damaged and the glass in the
windows of the Gibson house and the
itreet. was all broken. The glass was
,assing at the time, and one of the cars
vas badly wrecked. but zone of the pas
sengers We're seriously hurt.
All he horses in the immediate neigh
sorhood broke from their fastenings
md ran away, and there was not only
great excitement, but also the greatest
confusion The explosion took place
Our doors from the intersection from
Fifth and Walnut streets, where the
%Postofice is located on one side and
fountain square on the other. No par,
If the city is more crowded than this,
md 0 there were thousands of peo-
pie about the square n the space
lround the government building. while
Walnut street was completely block
tded. There We're at first reports about
fireworks being stored in the building
IND also about dynamite and ammun!-
zion, SO that there were several STAN
pedes In the immense crowd, in which
'eVeral people were slightly hurt.
The Dead and injured.
The family OF Adolph Drachs suffered
most severely. Drachs and his S
year old daughter Is dead and his 3
year old boy is believed to be dying.
His wife Is buried III the ruins. holland
GaVit. a travelling man for the Columbia
Carriage company of Hamilton, o., and
two others. unidentified, complete The
list OF those knowQ to be dead. Among
he seriously injured We're:
Sid johnson, barkeeper for Louis Fey,
urn broken.
Billy Cook, waterworks employee, arm
,roken.
Barbara Huttleson, leg broken.
Motorman Stoffell.
Joseph Sprague, porter.
Conductor Folliard.
-- Fisher.
- Huron.
William Lauth.
William Loheide.
H. E. Hunwick, bookkeeper.
S. S. Wells. clerk.
w. d. Crosbey, paper hanger.
Willard r. Cook. clerk.
]. D. Ward. race horse man of Toledo.
,. Z
Among the missing who are believed
20 be in the ruins are:
r. A. Fricke Of Norwood.
Joseph Mortimer. barkeeper.
Louis Fey, wife and baby.
Two servant girls in the family OF
Fey and Drachs.
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A Chicago man on applying for a mar
ciage license found he had forgotten the
name of his prospective bride. If the
better half evs.ahears of this the nan
Is to be pitied.
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Daniel Baugh. of J~effersonville, Ind,
recently celebrated the 107th anniver-
sary of his birth by giving a dinner 10
his numerous descendants. Six genera
ions of the Baugh family were seated
at the table.
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The prince regent of Bavaria has he
slowed upon Prof. Roentgen the Order
of the Crown Pour lie Merite." which
Implies the distinction of nobility.
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There 10 a parra in New York whicl
not only swears. but which also rides /,
bios1ls with itsaOwner.
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Hon. u. j. Ninrnhx Rennminated.

Du Quoln, ILL.,, May 1.-THE republican
ty-frst Illinois district today renominat-
ed Hon. Everett j. Murphy of East st.
Louis for a second term.
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II is Inferred that the New Jersey
woman who married a man with n
leg and one arm obtained him at a rem
nant counter.
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Comn,s sentence CONFIRMED

Washington, May 4,-The second con
viction of Frank A. Coffin. of compiled
~ in the wrecking of the indianapolis
National bank in August, 1893, WIS
confirmed by the supreme court OF the
United States today. Coffin was orig
inally convicted with his brother and
partner, which conviction was set aside
by the court OF appeal and On the SECOND
trial he alone was convicted and sent
/ 4nced to the penitentiary for v
years.
The North pole will probably be easie,
Ifo find now, than Nanaan ...- 1850
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WILLIAM TAYLOR HANGED
The Murderer Of the Meeks Family
Executed.
walked to the scafold With q Firm
Step and His Nerve Never
Deserted Him : : Mrs.
Meeks Looks on.

Carroltown, Mo-, April 30.-Willlam
Taylor was hanged here today for the
murder of the Meeks family. !,
AT 10 minutes to II o'clock, Father
Kennedy placed a crucifix in Taylor's
hands and the march to the scaffold
began. Taylor walked with a ..rm step
and his nerve never deserted him. At
ter ascending the scaffold, Taylor's
legs were pinioned and he kissed the CT l.
cihx held in front of him by the priest.
Sheriff Allen waived a white handker-
chief in the air. The trap sprung noise-
lessly and Taylor dropped to the end II
the rope. His neck IA broker and the
body hung motionless. In ten minutes
he was declared dead and the body was
cut down. Old Mrs. Meeks had forced
her way into the Jail yard with her blind
son George, and h was an interested
spectator OF h hanging. Fully 1900
people surged about the enclosure sur
rounding the Jail, but there We're no
scenes of disorder nor attempts at res
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Western League.
Western Association.
Cprs:can Lullaby

Bamblno in his cradle slept;
And by his side his grandma grim
Bent down and smiled Upon the child,
And sang this lullaby to him
This '.ninna and anninia.'
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The estate of the late Emmons Blaine
foots up $4,000 In good assets. with four
or five times this amount in stocks and
nther investments, which are considered
doubtful.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-09

George Eliots only memorial at Nun
eaton, her native place. is a steam fire
engine named after her. Her admirers,
who do not like the association with a
fire extinguisher. wish to substitute a
free public library in her name.
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The town of West Woolwich. Me-, has
not a dog within Its limits. Now If this
village could make the same boast as
regards cats Its inhabitants would GER
tainly be objects Of envy.