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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Tore burning G-riHrnt, From % woman
ana >motherrd the flames.
Marie Bar, cri ossaycd the role Of hero
inc Wednesday evening says iAc New
/ ork Herald. She WHO slew pOmenico
CatJldO. the man who refused 10 marry
her, bravery assisted iu trying 60 save
The lie OF MIS-. John Hogan, whose
apron, saturated with kerosene from Il
broken lamp. Was SEA- on fire by contact
with stove while she Was preparing ucr
usDand s. dinner.
Marie and others tore the blailng gar
ments from Airs. Hogan. but tie latter
was terribly burned, and IL h believed
cannot live
Since her acquittal Of the charge Of
murder Marie has resided with her NTH
trent No. rs Bowery. Mrs. Hogan lives
Oh the fourth lOOr with her husband.
john ana three small childrsu-JOnus
Jr.. Clara. and the baby.
The tenants called MIS-. Hogan Dolly
because she Was 80 small. SIM was ID
knd-htartcd little woman. and often in
vited her ncighbOrs TO Join DOB :, pint Of
beer and hear her sing, Tor size mad a.
sweet soprano voice.
Dolly was iu the best of spirits dur
ing the afternoon. The neighbours heard
her singing sweet Rosie O'Grtay' aud
MY Pearl is Cd BOwcry Girl Tie sweet
notes or the singer ceased suddenly NJ
hulf-past O'Clock and there was d
into Mrs. HOgan's nat 10 see What was
the matter. and found her picking up
pieces OF q lamp. IL had fallst while
Mrs. Hogan VAS Milling n with Dill Mrs.
Craig left Mrs Hogan after tls latter
~ another lamp and went into tle kitcn-
on 20 prepare supper FOR her husband.
Mr.. HOeans little ones went Text door
20 play with the Craig children
Again the words ~ Sweet Rosie o.
Grady" began 20 float out OF Hrs. HO-
gans rooms Marie Barberi heipd them
a. ehc sat knitting near n winllOw that
looked cut on the balcony or lfrs. Hoo
pan's fat The house "a oid-iashionCd
and has four wooden balconies.
4 piercing scream caused Marie - look
up The next instant Mrs. Htsan APP
Dcared on the balcony She was IN flames
She stood al the railing and lcreamed
frr help. Marie. with many others. ran
up stairs 10 the assistance Of the burn
Ing woman. hut Miss Barberi was
thoughtful enough 10 take % 0Iilt with
llams reached Mrs Hogan flr't. Marie
helped them 10 tear the blazing garments
from the unfortunate woman. Then she
wrapped the quilt about poor ht'le Dol
iy"
Henry Merrill q museum manager.
called am ambulance from Gclverneur
H0euifal When Merrill got back 10 tho
house he found Mrs Hogan SIM lying
In 2 corner on tho balcony. She was con-
scious and complained of fire on her
chest lie opened the folds = the quit
and found mass Of live rmhers OF tho
garments on her chest Thoy We're 70
moved and she was rubbed With sweet
OIL Then she was taken 70 the hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Yesterday at noon an employe Of the
Richmond Railway and Electric com
pany found a womdns glove on the rocks
above browns Island. 1t had evidently
uoItCd down from some point ngner
up tho rlver. fCr its appearance indicated
lcng immersion.
Ii H. a dainty affair such as might be
worn with evening dress. ana Is of white
Kid of me quality. stitched with black
silk.
An air Of mystery surrounds this glove
Its quality and small size prove IL TO have
been that OF a lady of refinement ana
social position. There Is a long rip in
enc of the fingers, and the buttons are
torn entirely on. as though IL had been
forcibly rcmo' co from its owners hand
in moment of extreme agitation; but
the fact that when found it was in a
ball. seems 10 indicate that it had been
carefully rolled up and then thrown into
the stream.
HAD its JOSS been accidental either II
would not have ben 50 folded. probably.
or would have l.,n accompanied by its
mate. and IL H. not such glove as one
would arrow AVA. for II IS but little
worn.
Though the story Of this water-staincd
waif may never become public. II may be
safely believed that II Is far from COM
monplacc. Evening Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Wlsccrsin has an Anti-convict Labor
Association.
Tho estimated population OF Mexico Is
1900 900.
jos JeNersons son has an interesting
thumb-print album.
PROFITS NJ. lie Baron at home. Jo-
Certainly. | am taking his boots to be-
repaired. "-La Caricature.
Tho Grand Gordon Of tho Crown Of
italy has been conferred upon Or. Beh-
ring the discoverer OF the anti-diphthe-
ritio serum.
An American robin was recently found
near Manchester. England. British natu-
ralists are wondering how IL crossed tho
ocean.
4 committee has been appointed I'm
London q solicit subscriptions for the
erection OF some appropriate institution
IN memory OF Or. Edward Jenner
Dolway-Brigney IS rather behind the
tlmes-dOn't you think soy
Dabner.-I don't know. Why2
Dolway-IIe hasn't bought his 81 wheel
yet.-ROSbury Gazette.
The bill before the Georgia Legisla-
ture for the protection OF the 'possum
failed because a powerful opposition took
the ground that the possum. which IL
very fond ~ ''yellow-legged chickens" IL
not so worthy of protection as the chics
en-.
Inc tOhBiteS NiottiNt ~. WV "nV ~
resented by John G. Bell Is said 10 ~
eoual I'm area TO the States OF New York.
Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Ne4
Jersey. Mr. Bell Is a nephew OF the Johf
& Rel who was Lincoln's opponent OF
the Union ticket in 1850
The value OF Queen Victcria's crown.
which was made In 1877. has been esti-
mated al f2O0.oo0 IL weighs nearly two
rounds and comprises more than 5000
precious stones. OF which fve-sixths are
diamonds The lower part OF the baqd -
a row OF 129 pearls. the upper part OK Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

DURHAM. y. c.. Jan. 1.-Special.-The
old-yeIr concert had at the cOurt-nOu
last night fer the benefit OF East Durham
chapel was largely attended. The Dur
ham Orchestra and the Male Quartette
came in Tor large applause. With tne
horn cobb. of New York. the perform
ance was entirely by Durham talent
Messrs j. 4. Walker. W. r.. O'Bricn.
J. Il. Warren. Paul ClossOn, j. J. Riley.
W. O.. Bradsher, and j. g.. Rooney lcft
Yesterday for "A duck hunt below New
Bcrnc.
f.x-Aiayor j. W. Carlton left Yesterday
fer Grcenyille TO engage in the tobacco
business al that place.
The old year was rung out and the new
I'm last night by the Duke and the Bull
Durham factories.
The banks and all public offices are
closed. and there is pretty general OBJ
seryance of the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Bichet Cyprien. tired ont by the hard
ships Of farm life I'm Cote 81. Paul, near
Montreal, says the New York sun, sold
his place few weeks ago. and with the
money ne got. snugly tucked away, start
ed for Virginia. ON his way 10 his
new home he resolved TO stop over IN
New York
Tie arrived here yesterday and took
lodgings az - east Tenth street. Ills
time was limited. and he went out early
yesterday to see the sights. SIN o'clock
found him dressed IN heavy boots. and
protected from The cold by fur coat
standing in Fourth avenue. near Cooper
Union. While be was looking up the
street two men. one short and the other
tall. approached him from behind.
Look out" said the tail one. The
buncO men are after YOU. They'll rob
you. Wen protect YOU"
Thank you.' said the Canadian. shiv-
ering in spite of his heavy coat. as the
two mon escorted him up Fourth av-
cnue
see that saloon?" asked the tan man
when they were opposite g.. D.. thinner
mans. an IS Fourth avenue. That's
mine. Run I'm. shorty and see how
much money they have taken to-day
The short man ran into the saloon and
came out ln few moments
business is good Dee said. but all
the wine b. out"
Damn it" said the tall man. what
luck Well. stranger. VIII you take this
check and run across the street and
buv S1O worth of wine2' be- said 10
Cypr.en handing 10 him check for
that amount A. tho Canadian started
10 run across the street the tall man
grabbed his coat.
Hold on Aren't you going 10 give
any security"
Certainly" said Cyprien. Tie handed
500 10 the tall man and wont 10 the
liquor store 20 buy the wine There hc
found that the check was worthless and
when Doe returned % the spot where he
had LETT the two men. he couldn't find
them lie told the story last night 10
Detective Sergeant Pmler. who will do
his best 20 find tho men who sWindled
the Canadian farmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
Sermon 10 Drummers

The travelling men OF Richmond Will
congregatc In the lobby of tho Jefferson
Hotel q. morrow night next at 4 O'Clock
sharp. TO march In "a body TO the Holy
Trinity church. corner Laurel and Floyd
avenue. 10 hear "a special sermon bv the
pastor. Rev. MIR. j. j. Gravatt. All visit
Ing travelling men are cordially invited 10
jcin with those OF Post "a" and 60 with
them to worship Sunday January 2d A
large number OF Knights OF the grin"
are ready to 30 "on tho road" and hustle
for BUSH esq this new year. and are wait
Ing 10 hear this sermon. which will he
l.SteIc ed 10 with marked dorree of inter-
est and reverence by these men. VINO
brave an sorts and conditions OF weather
and who are thrown In the way OF an
kinds OF temptation ana trials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
At Richmond College,

This session the intermediate eXami-
nations az Richmond College WI lie con
Quoted differently from what they have
been. All will hc given from January
9Th 20 February ~. and during that
time the Rotations Will be suspended.
The students express themselves a5 well
pleased with the change.
The foot ball season OF 1896 has passed.
and with 10 great deal of the interest
manifested in college athletics has been
tabled until The new baseball teams shall
make their debut upon the diamond.
Many of its friends are looking forward
with some .ltcreet 20 the part that Rich
mond C0iaec will play I'm the baseball
arena. " mayer Mcneil reports that he
has received number OF applications.
but he b sun auNlOusiy awaiting more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

ASHLAND VA. Jan. 1.-Spocill-New
Year was celebrated in Ashland by the
booming II cannon. ure-crackors and
Roman candles.
\ watch-night party was given last
night hy Mr.. and Mrs. David Whitehead
10 many OF their friends OF Ashland and
Richmond.
What proved 20 Doe quite jolly little
surprise party last night was rendered
Miss Amelia Kerr by a. humble of her
friends who gathered az her home 10
watch the Old year out
Judge r. II. Cardwcll was in Ashland
to-day.
Miss Fannie Lewis. Ct Richmond. who
has been visiting Miss Blanche Breeder.
&C. url- tO Deer home Tomorrow.
Mr.. Nenable Johnson. Of Richmond.
spent his New Near's-Day in ashland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Harlan. at fifty birds each At the end
OF the twenty-ffth bird Harlam's eyes
got bad and he threw MP 10 Deas. VINO
beat Mitchell on the last half. but the
latter won because OF Harlams poor
shot i'm the first half.
Deas. Mitchell. Harlan. and Locffler
got together for the third match, Tor
ten birds each. Mitchell killed ten.
winning the match: Deas shot 3, Loefier.
g. and Harlan. 6.
The fourth and last match was between
Harlan and Deas. at five birds. Harlan
won by a shot.
The attendance was about 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
, New b, Transatlantic Cable.

Whenever you read a particularly i'm
pOrtant statement frCm Well-informed
corresp Ondent of the intimate secrets of
diplomacy. II Is reasonably safe 10 eN-
pect contradiction the next day. These
Well-lnfOrmed persons are usually To-
Gated BOZ the European capitals and they
know an about the attitude or every gov
eminent toward every other long be-
fore The government themselves We
have had lots OF information OF this kind
n the last few days. relating 70 the Unit
eel States and Spain. any OF which mas
about as much value as war bulletin
for Cuba.-Philadelphia Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Many Northerner- stopping in Richmond
In Route South.


There were several private dinner
parties 1T The jefferson last night. and
tho promenades. arcades and parlors pre-
sentcd an attractive appearance.
The tourists are now OH their way
South, aud many northern people are
daily going 20 Florida and other winter
resorts. There were moro than sixty al
rivals az Tho Jefferson YESTERDAY
Among hose from New York who reg
istered yesterday We're. Mr.. and Mrs Ell
j.. Robinson. Miss Robinson. Mr. Arthur
Robinson. Mrs. a. T.. Bates. Miss j. NJ
Bates. Mis- Z. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs r.
T. Harris Mrs. j. T. Cornell. Miss Cor
nell. Miss Daniels. Miss Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ". Norman and Mrs. J.. Il. john
son.
Among the other arrivals were Mrs. VI.
r. Huston, Ms T. Huston. OF Mammoth.
H.. Mrs. r. Il. Henderson and Miss Hen
dcrson. Of Cumberland. Md. Mr. j. =.
Barney Miss Lizzie Warwick Miss Leila
Gordon-Cayce. Mrs. G. y. Gwathmey. Mr..
and Mrs. 4 l. Holiday. Miss Holaday
$. y. Cary ami h. G. Brooks, OF Viz
giuia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

The funeral Of Mr.. Henry julius Ide
took place yesterday at o'clock from
the First English Lutheran church.
The services were conducted pr Key. f.
4. Morehead. and the intormcnt was at
ShockOc Cemetery.
The pail-bearers were: Captain James
H. Capers. Sergeant George II. Matthews.
Mr.. John ID. Stampcr. Mr.. J. l.. Ridencur.
Mr. William Cree. DR. X. ID. Garcin and
Mr. Lewis w Pizzini
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
Do .sn,l Thin the nnc Nad.

Lctter-Carrier Robert l.. Curtis. who
was bitten by a dog supposed to Dee
mad. Wednesday afternoon. fears no
bad results now. though he was AT first
frightened. He was IN bed yesterday.
but said he would De on duty at Station
Il I'm the afternoon.
MIR Curtis had seen the dog often and
does not think hc was mad.
lie says he will not 20 to Pasteur
Institute because he does not think %
necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

In one OF the suburban towns three
young schoolgirls. their hair stiil I'D
braids down their backs. met one even
ing al one Of their homes 90 study their
Lessons for The following dag. As fhf
werc drawn up around the diniug-room
table a chance newspaper caught their
attention and seemed 10 interest them
moro than their Latin grammars. Glanc-
ing down the columns they came upon
one OF those weird personals and. promp-
Ted bv a spirit OF mischief. they decided
to answer il. As a result of their cor
respondence they made an appointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

The Philadelphia papers announce the
engagement of Miss Regina V. Green
wald. daughter of Mr. O. r.. Grcenwald
of that city to Mr.. Clarence Millhiscr, Of
this city.
The wedding will take place next Thurs
day the 7th instant in Mercantile Hall.
Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

st. Patrick's Branch No. 1872 Catholic
Knights of America. have elected the fol-
lowing new officers: VI. CarmOdy. presi-
dent; Robert J. Marks president. NJ
ii. Mccarthy. recording secretary. Joseph
G.. Ross. financial secretary. Quigioy
sergeant-at-arms John Bagley, sentinel.
John T. Ncagle. NJ Hogan. and Nj. sui
Ivan, trustees. II. J. Shcrlin. treasurer.
The branch is in ilourishing condi-
ffop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

In the Han Of the House Of Delegates
on Monday next, January Ith at $50 T.
NJ, Will be held the annual meeting of
the Association fer the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities. Every member of
the association Is earnestly requested to
be present. Officers viii he elected for
the coming year. and IL is very desirable
that there shall be a fun attendance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

Interesting Meeting of the First Market
Committee Yesterday,

Nbillnlltt At~lfiNafs
The Committee On First Market held a
lengthy meeting al 10 o'clock yesterday
morning az 1913 east Main street the
member present being Messrs John NJ.
King lcnaifmsnl. Tanner. and HARRISON.
There Was considerable discussion in rec
gard tC reducing the rent of stalls in the
market. ana coWpitfee was appoint
cd 90 consider the natter. consisting Of
Mossrs. HarrelsOn Tanner. and Smith.
The matter Of delinquent stall-renters
was also considered al length. and ID
resolution was adopted in reference 10
the enforcement of the payment Of rent
The AlmshOuse CDmmittre mot last
night 40 the Almsho--e and thoroughly
inspected 10 with a ,icw OF ascert1ining
what repairs are needed there. II was
decided 10 apply Co tho Finance Com
riittce 10 provide in the annual budget
% sum for repairs ID Dee known as the
construction account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

steamer. tho Sylvester, will be one OF the
beats on the new line.
II is known that Mr.. Colgrove has been
dcsirCus for some time OF placing MS
steamer on the James. and now that ne
has the contract for carrying the Haiis
up and down that part OF the James
river that Is navigable. he Will prcDaDiy
carry out his wish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

The Capitol and state Library buildings
were closed yesterday.
Governor OFerrall did not hold a pub
lie reception. but received calls from "a
number of his friends yesterday.
Chief Clerk Hankins, OF the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth office. was the
only man in the Capitol buildings Mr..
HankinS spent the new year hard at
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

College Boys Render an Excellent Pro-
gramme at the y. VI. e.. A.

A large audience gathered AT the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall last
night to greet the Brown University Glec,
Mandolin. and Banjo Club. Ii was the
third OF the Star Course Of entertain
ments for the season. and II proved 10 be
a delightful occasion IN every sense;
The young men acquitted themselves
I'm 81 highly credtable manner through
ont and both the vocal and instrumental
numbers were rendered with fine effect.
Hearty applause AZ frequent Intervals
attested the appreciation of the audi
enc. The programme was gotten up
In beautiful style. on The cover was
1851" In white. and y. NJ. G. A.. New
Years Greeting with some flowers IN
gold on the rear page was ~ Happy
New year IN white and gold with the
Officers and directors OF the association.
The following programme was rendered
during the evening:
PART l.
/. March-"El Captain" (Sousa). Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs.
. Chapel steps tGou 81, Nicholas Brown
Brown Songs. Glee Club.
3. "COsmOpOlitalnc' (NOrman),
Mandolin Club
1. Reading-"At the Telephone" Greene
'0s). Warren Earl Greene.
). Trovadero Two Step lCoriess '95),
g. Please (Dore). Messrs. scribner
Warburton. Jordan and Barber.
I. cello SOlO-"Chrysalis (Melville), Mr.
IL. Lowering. Jr.. and Mandolin Club.
PART H.
/. Brown Boating Song. Glec Club.
=. Medley 'W-'91 tArr. by Stone 90,
Banjo club
.. Quarfcfte selected.
T. Psrtomime (selectcd). Mr. Greene
.. Musical Scenes From Spain Maugey),
Mandolin Club.
e. Glecs (sclectcd). Glce Club.
:. "raDioca" tATr by Barber 800. the
Clubs.
Tho officers Of tho musical organlza-
tion ale. w. h. Greene. president, T. A.
Bush. business manager j.. l.. Nilcs
assistant manager: l.. II. Potter. director
OF Glee Club. O.. Il. Dana. director OF
Banjo Club. W. u. Cady. director Of
Mandolin Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
SchMane Coming lobby.

the Richmond city Jail. lie will arrive
at the Union depot this evening at Z
o'clock and will be met by Deputy Mar
shall Peasants and others. and escorted
10 the prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
alirged IienNN SMinllrr

The Police Department has received a
request from Superintendent of Police
b. L. Eldridge. OF Boston. asking that "a
sharp look out be kept for Frank c.
Miles. who is wanted for embczzlement.
Miles was treasurer of the Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust Company. and is
charged with skipping with $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
shn.iinc AT Nrsi-Enl Park

The shooting match AT West-End Park
Yesterday afternoon was q success.
-Four matches were arranged The
first match was at twenty-five birds be-
tween Messrs. Locffler and Dickinson.
and the latter gentleman won by one
bird.
The second match was Mitchell against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

The fire OF last night has not injured
the Norfolk and Western tickct-ofiice
on the corner of Ninth and Main streets
and tickets for all points in the South
southwest Wost. and northwest, can
be secured al this office as usual
and baggage checked through TO desti-
nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
Old Dominion Dividends

The Old Dominion Steamship Company
will pay out here its semi-annual divi-
dend, amounting TO 5000 or $3.50. This
Will be the fitty-seventh time this COM
pany has paid it's dividends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
4 Locomotive AGrr

, NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 1.-spociaI.-
Eleue 40 l3 Norfolk and Wuloughbv
Spit and Old Poin. Railroad Company.
caught fire tonight in some nNsterious
WY. and had AN the woodwork uD0n DO
burned up. dislbling The locomotive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

An enjoyable reception was given last
night 90 the Grace-Street Tabernacle by
the Baptist Young Peoples Union 20 their
friends. An evening " much enjoyment
was spent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
M WouLD Nor DALIyEH.
\ Plucky Norfolk aian Declines tho De
nand of q iootpnd.

manu- VI - it'f
.f.h. Va. Jan. l.-Spccial.-Mr.
Fletcher Wood. OF Wood Bros grocors.
was held up while going home tonight.
~ Armistoad bridge 10y q big negro.
who put "a revolver 90 his breast and
demande his cash. Wood refused 90
shell out and the negro fired. The ball
struck Wood in the breast. bur glanced
on innicting % painful but not dan
gcrOus wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02

The Christmas music rendered M Park
Place church wiz De repeated tomorrow
morning ana night. the accomplishments
being played by the Blues Band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
Choral ScrXicr.

The service Of evening prayer at ST.
Pauls church on tomorrow evening will
be fully choral, and will begin at 5
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
New Line of Steamers

II Is understood that new line OF
steamers will be run between this city
and Norfolk. beginning next March. 1t is
also believed that Mr.. Russell Colgrove
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
The Heroes
of Cuba
and the Beautiful
Cuban Flag.

A rare chance for those who sympathizs
with those patriots who are fighting for
country and liberty. The Times offers u
magnificent Autograph y l-2xl7 Inches, on
which are artistically grouped excellent
portraits Of Maxine Gomez, commander
in-chief OF the Cuban army; General An
tonic Maceo. General CaliXto Garcia, and
Jose Marti. the Father Of the Revolu-
ton. who was killed at Dos Rios. ON tho
Autograph is also the bcautltul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-02
Personal paragraphs.

w. II. Mallcck. the writer. is TO edit a
new London weekly. TO be modelled after