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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
SERIOUSLY ACCUSED.
Married Man Charged with Crimin-
ally Assaulting a Child.
DISTRICTS.


ally Assaulting a Child.
John Woodbridge. a married man,
residing with his family at 122 South
Lincoln avenue, was arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning at his
home on a warrant sworn out by John
Sheridan, of Sadie place. The charge
was that of criminally assaulting the
latter's siX-year-old daughter. Thurs
day afternoon Woodbridge visited
the Sheridan home. Mrs. Sheridan be-
ing a sister Of Mrs. Woodbridge, and
while the former was visiting the lat
ter the alleged assault was commit
ted
When the child's mother returned
home, she was informed of what had
occurred and the father Immediately
went before Alderman John and fur
nished the information for his brother
in-law's arrest. At o'clock yesterday
morning Lieutenant Williams and
Patrolmen Thomas Jones and John
Thomas went to Woodbridges home
and placed him under arrest. He was
taken to the police station ana later
was given a hearing by Alderman
John. Woodbridge refused to make
any statement and was committed to
Jail without bail.
DR.. NJ. J. Williams was called to at
tend the child, and 1t is feared that
she will have to he taken 10 the hos
pital for treatment Woodbridge is
employed as a machinist in the Dick
son Manufacturing company's shop
and is 20 years of age,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
Counting the Vote.

The work of compiling the votes
cast in this city and Carbondale at
Tuesdays election was completed yes
terday and today the footings will be
asCertained. Few changes of any i'm
pOrtance from the published returns
were discovered yesterday. In anoth-
or column will be found the official
compilation of the returns.
petition was filed yesterday by
Attorney NJ. j. Martin asking to have
the ballots for school director in Mad
ison township rccounted. The candi-
dates were John McAndrew and Sam
uel Hornbaker and they were return
ed as 80 votes each. Mr.. Martins pc
tition alleges that some ballots were
not counted which should have been.
Judge Gunster declined to hear the
petition, as the clerk of the courts
is the return judge for boroughs and
townships in spring elections. The
petition was filed with Clerk Daniels
and will be acted upon today.
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Two Trespass Suits.

Actions to recover damages were
brought yesterday against the New
York, Ontario and Western railroad
company by Samuel Weiss and Lewis
Weisberger. of Peckville. The papers
in the case We're filed by Attorneys
Ward and Horn.
Samuel Weiss, one of theplaintiffs, sues
to recover $1,000 damages for the kill
ing of a team of horses and the wreck
ing of his wagon in an accident at the
Peckville crossing of the New York, On
tario and Western road on Dec. 2S4,
1898.
Lewis Weisberger, the driver of the
wagon was seriously injured and two
men who were riding with him in the
wagon were killed. Weisberger also
brought suit yesterday asking dam
ages in the sum Of $4,000. He sustain
ed broken leg and other severe in
juries which have since confined him
within doors.
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DIED.

CODDINGTON.-At Great Bend, Feb. q,
1899. L. ]. Coddlngton, well known
Delaware, LGckawanna and Western
engineer, at his residence Funeral to-
morrow afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
OBICL--In Wilkes, Barre, Feb. %, 1899,
Mrs. Mary obici. Al years of age, AT the
residence on South Washington street.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment at st, Mary's Hanover oeme-
terry.
POLLOCK.-In Scranton, Pa, Feb. "A,
1899, Mrs. Susan E. Pollock, at the resi-
dence, GlS Spruce street. Funeral pri-
Vate.
SHARP. Friday, Feb. %. Mrs. Ann
Sharp, mother Of Mrs. L. III. Gibbs, and
widow of the late Henry q. sharp, of
New York city. Funeral Monday Feb.
27, at 23O p. m. from residence of Dr. l..
IL. Gibbs, 2l7 South Main avenue. Inter-
ment (private) Forest Hin cemetery
WEBER.-In West Scranton, Feb. a. 1899,
Mrs. August Weber age "a years, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam milestone. on Fourteenth street.
Funeral announcement later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

Judge II. w. Archibald yesterday
handed down opinions in two cases.
In both actions the title Is as follows:
Isaac Dean. assigned to L. Livy,
assigned to A. d. Dean, trustee,
against Joseph Church and Charles ].
Church. one Of the actions, brought
to recover n judgment, was begun at
the November term, 1890, and the 9th"
er. to foreclose on a mortgage. was
begun at the May term, 1895.
These suits. which are being heard
together, are the outgrowth Of busi-
ness relations between the Churches
and Isaac Dean way back in the '70s.
In 1873 in consideration of money loan
ed, Joseph Church and his wife gave
to Isaac Dean q mortgage on their
Bulls Head property, which was vir-
tually a conveyance of the property
to him and in 1876 Joseph Church gave
Dean a judgment for $4,000. Both
matters still remain unsettled. on
mortgage and judgment the amount
due is said by the plaintiff to be $73,-
600. This is denied by the defendants.
The matter was referred to the late
Milo j. Wilson as referee and in 1896
he filed a report finding for the defen-
dants. Exceptions to the report We're
filed by the plaintiff and. after hear
ing, court referred the matter back to
the referee for further consideration.
His next report awaded $4,000 to the
plaintiff, but again he took exceptions
to the report and in the opinion hand
ded down by Judge Archabld the eX-
ceptions are sustained. the report Of
the referee set aside and a new trial
awarded.
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CITY NOTES


FOUND REVENUE STAMPS.-A pack
age of revenue stamps were I 'kCd up on
the street yesterday by William COBB, OF
Sandcrson avenue, and turned over 60
Collector Penman.
COUNTRY DANCE.-The Liederkranz
will conduct country dance in Music
hall on the night of March :. 1t prom
ises TO bc u-e OF the most enjoyable
events ever conducted by the Liederkranz.
STUDENTS REUNION.-The Alumni
association of the State Normal school
at East Stroudsburg, is preparing for
reunion and banquet to be held at the
new gymnasium building.
TEACHERS UNION. - The Primary
Teachers union will meet in the lecture
room OF the First Presbyterian church
Saturday afternoon at 3.3O. All Sunday
school teachers are invited to be present.
APPROACHING ENTERTAINMENTS
Tho Christian Doctrine society of Holy
Cross church, Bellevue. will conduct an
entertainment March Il at the church
hall. Attorney w. T.. Shean will he the
speaker of the occasion
FUNERAL. THIS MORNING.-The fu-
neral OF Michael Hcndley will be held this
Of Mrs. Loughncy, $40 South Washington
Hvcnuv. Mass will be celebrated at St
Peters cathedral, ana intermcnt will be
made in the Cathedral cemetery.
SECOND LENTEN READING.-The
second Of the series of Lcnten readings
in the Second Presbyterian church will be
given this evening at o'clock. 1t will
he in charge of Hampton G. Shafer ana
will be upon the general subject, "Hu-
mani!y and Nature in Tennyson."
FORMER RESIDENT KILLED.-Jnhn
liaSSef, a former resident of this city,
was killed at Columbus, o. recently by
falling from n window. When in Scran-
ton he was connected with the Colliery
Engineer company. Mr.. I5asset during
the recent was with Spain was paymaster
on the gunboat Wilmington.
STRAYED HORSE.-Special OHlcer J.
j. Torwtllger of 2ij Wyoming avenue,
found a horse and buggy without a driver
last night about 915 O'Clock near his resi-
denco. He took the outfit 10 Smiths liy.
cry in OakfOrd court The horse is an
iron gray. The carriage Is a top one
dark running gear and in it were a blank
ct, lap robe and tie-strap.
GRATIFYING REPORTS READ.--Thc
firemCn's fair committee met last night
In the common council chamber and heard
further gratifying reports from tho So
liciting committee. Among the commu1i
cations received was one from the Citi
zens' hand OF Providence, offering its ser
vices free for one afternoon and night. A
meeting OF the finance committee will bt
held at the Scranton House Monday night
See M. II. ITolgate's real estate ad. I.
.
Smoke The Pocono &C. Cigar. .s
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
ARE YOU
LOOKINCfO BARGAINS

Then look our way and we will
assure you that money is not a bet.
ter defense against poverty than
knowledge, which can be convert
ed into money. Buyers acquire
knowledge by inspecting our bar
gains. Sale OF Cutlery this week.
not poor goods at high price, but
best goods at low prices. The
Oldest and best known manufac-
turer closes out to us a number OF
lines.
Carving Sets. .............. osc
Best Triple-plated Knife made,
per dozen. $3.50
Ivory Handle Triple Silver
Blade Dessert Knives and
Forks, per dozen. ......... 500
Dinner Knives, same plate,
pearl handle, per dozen. ... 800
WalruS and Stag Handles equally
low in price. II you appreciate
good cutlery, and will buy for less
than half its real value, give us call
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Plaintiffs Statement Filed.

The statement of the plaintiffs in the
case of Jacob Butterman, Kate But
terman and Fred Mole against John
S. Bortree and +. II. Clemons, was
Yesterday filed with Prothonotary
Copeland. Damages in the sum of
$4,000 are claimed
1t is alleged that the plaintiffs We're
on March l3, 1898, in peaceable possess
sion of property in Dunmore when
the defendants forcibly evicted them
and have since remained in possess
sion. Bortree claims to be the owner
of the premises and Clemons, who was
then sheriff, put him into possession by
virtue of the provisions of a writ
placed in his hands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
An Eiectment Suit.

Elizabeth Reese. by her attorneys,
Vosburg & Dawson, yesterday lnsti-
tuted an action in ejectment against
Ethlinda Davis for two lots of land on
Spring street, in the Providence Sec
tion of the city.
The allegation is that the plaintiff is
the owner of this land and that the
defendant is unlawfully in possession
of it. An unlawful sale by the sheriff
and collusion are among the allega-
tions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
HORSE AND SEWING MACHINE
Stolen from the Corner of Jefferson
Avenue and Gibson Street.

II. II. Dever, of 526 Lackawanna ave-
nue., lost a valuable horse, wag-
on and sewing machine which
were undoubtedly stolen Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Dever left
the animal for a few minutes at the
corner of Jefferson avenue and Glib
son street about six o'clock while MAX
ing call.
Upon coming out of the house he was
surprised to find that the outfit had
disappeared. Prolonged search all day
yesterday failed to reveal the where
abouts of the property and Mr.. Dever
has, therefore, in another column offer
ed a reward for the same. The horse
is valued at $500 and is one of the finest
of saddle horses.
See M. II. Holgate's real estate ad -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
DoINGs IN POLICE COURT.
Five Offenders Sent UP to the County
Jail.

"Cyclone Kate" Boylan, Wili'om
Tighe, Timothy Cronin and Ferdinand
Burgi and Mamie Depew were seat TO
the county Jail yesterday for thirty
day term i'm default of S. fines,
The first three were gathered in az
an early hour yesterday morning.
They were holding high carnival on
the streets and then repaired TO the
vacant plot near the Dickson works
on Vine street to finish a bottle Of
whiskey. While in this secluded Place
the Boylan woman's two companions
assaulted her.
Burgi's offense was nothing more
than plain drunkenness. He has been
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
Appeal Taken.

An appeal has been taken to the
Supreme court by the borough Of Arch
bald in the case of James w. Johnson
against that borough, which was tried
at the last term of common pleas court.
johnson is a colored man and he al
leges that he was injured because Of
the unsafe condition Of a sidewalk in
that borough. A jury awarded him
damages in the sum of $3.50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
FIFTY DOLLARS PER SHARE.

Dividend Declared by the Lackawan-
ne Iron and Steel Company.
The following is from the current
number of the Iron Age:
"The Lackawanna Iron and Steel
company have declared a dividend Of
$50 per share on their stock and are
calling for bids on the $1,000, 900 8 and
6 per cent. bonds outstanding on the
Scranton plants. The balance of the
proceeds of the sale of their Scranton
coal lands is retained in the treasury.
The surface rights Of the lands are
being retained, only the coal being
sold"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25
REPORT OF REFEREE
AGAIN SET ASIDE
NEW TRIAL AWARDED IN THE
DEAN-cHURcH CASE.

Suit Is the outgrowth of Business
Relations Between Joseph Church
aud Isaac Dean Way Back in the
Early seventies-Tbe Late Milo
j. Wilson Twice Had the Case Be-
fore Him as Referee-Exceptions
Were Filled to Both of His Reports.
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Smoke The Pocono Cigar, SC.
A Card

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
20 refund the money on a 5O-cent bottle
fails TO cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle TO prove satis-
factory or money refunded. ], @. Bone &
Son, Dunmore, Pa: John +. Donahue,
Scranton. Pa.
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Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.
Francis Smith ...........,.Ca .Carbondaie
Mary Elizabeth Jones, 80. Barbertown
Fannie Hollander .......... Barbertown
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Go TO Lanes for your meals. 80
Spruce street.
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STUDENTS REUNION.-The Alumni
association of the State Normal school
at East Stroudsburg is preparing for .
reunion and banquet to be held At the
new gymnasium building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

COUNTRY DANCE.-The l.iederkranZ
will conduct a country dance in Music
hall on the night of March T. 1t prom
ises to bc u..e OF the most enjoyable
events ever conducted by the Liederkranz.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

FOUND REVENUE STAMPS.--A pack
ago of revenue stamps were 'kcd up on
the street yesterday by William COBB, OF
Sandcrson avenue, and turned over 90
Collector Pcnman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

TEACHERS UNION. - The Primary
Teachers union will meet in the lecture
room OF the First Presbyterian church
Saturday afternoon at 3.30. All Sunday
school teachers are invited to be present
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

Smoke The Pocono SC. Cigar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-25

FORMER RESIDENT KILLED.-John
Bassot, former resident of this city,
was killed at Columbus, o., recently By
falling from window, When in Scran-
ton he was connected with the Collery
Engineer company Mr. Basset during
the recent was with Spain was paymaster
on the gunbOat Wilmington.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30
UNION MEETING.

A large and appreciative audience
was present at the Y, Il. $. c. Il. at
Turnersville Sunday night. A most
cordial welcome was extended by their
pastor, Elder j, w. Hagin, to the visit.
log societies Of Moreland, Hustonville
and Stanford. In his address MIR. Hagin
impressed us as u man of ability. The
response by Master Robert Harding
Waters proved him TO be Henry Clay
in embryo. Excellent papers were read
by Misses Powell, Tanner and Bishop.
A solo by Miss Mershon, a cornet
solo by J. +. Waters and a quartette by
Misses Hughes and Mershon and
Messrs. Beazley and Waters rendered
the evenings entertainment most en-.
joyable. Cyrus Cover, chairman, ex-
pressed regret that Elders. Allen,
Wilson and Marshall failed to respond.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30
CHURCHES AND PREACHERS.

Revs. Joe II. Hopper and |. 5. Nc
Elroy are holding meeting at Guth-
RTE,
A man In Maine il said To have re.
covered his sight after fasting and
praying for it for 40 days.
The Church OF Our Savior at Mos
COW IL the costliest church In the
world, 100000 having been expended
on 1t.
There Is growing doubt that DR..
Green will accept the presidency OF
the Southern Baptist Theological Sem
mary after all.
The new Christian church at Coral,
Hart county, was dedicated sunday.
Elder u. T. Williams, OF Adair county,
delivering the sermon.
The completion of 80 years service of
President Alvah Hovey as teacher of
Newton Theological Seminary, Boston,
Mass, will be largely celebrated.
The Southern Presbyterians will
change the book of order so as to per-
init the ruling elder 10 deliver the
charge to the people at the installmept
OF the pastor.
The Sunday schools OF Christendom
give about a million dollars year for
missions. The children of the Metho-
dist-Episcopal church alone give about
$3.50, 900 annually.
The Somerset Baptist church will
celebrate its centennial June 2-s, DUR
ing which time Revs. w. Il. Harvey,
j. NJ. Weaver and other distinguished
divines will preach.
After spending day in debating the
question, the Northern Presbyterians
decided that next year is the end of the
century. st. Louis was chosen for the
meeting of the assembly next year.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
at Minneapolis adopted resolutions ia
voring an auti-polygamva amendment to
the Federal constitution and calling on
Congress to expel Mr.. Roperts, of L tab
The Presbyterian General Assembly
makes good financial showing for the
last II months, having raised for be-
nevolent purposes s2.500,000,an in.
crease on the year before OF $500. 200.
10 so doing, IL relieved seven of its
eight boards of all debts, which in one
case, that of home missions, amounted
to the sum Of sl67, 900.
In his sermon at Louisville Sunday
Rev. Carter Helm Jones denounced the
action Of the trustees OF the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary 10 ac-
cepting DR.. w. II. Whitsitt's resigns
tion as president OF that institution
He said DR.. Whitsitt was the victim o
combined malice and ignorance. Dur
ing the sermon the congregation va
much wrought up, some of the mer
stamping their feet in approval and
many women crying
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30

Rosa Bonheur, the famous animal
10 dead at Paris.
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MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.


Jack Hurst. aged -, and three times
a widower, was married IA Rockcas,le
to Miss Lucy Hiatt, ~.
Because he feared he could not sup
port his family John Taylor, OF Wich-
tia, Kas., ended his life with razor.
Mrs. Bette Armstrong killed herself
a, Fremont, o., because her husband
forgot TO kiss her goodbye before start
ing on trip.
Benedict Bergman killed Miss Eliza
beth Berkleys at san Diego, Cal, be-
cause she refused 10 marry him. He
then cut his own throat.
Mr. Alvin simpson, a widower, OF
woodford county, and Miss Maggie
Slpes, a well-known Lawrenceburg
girl, we're married Thursday.
Thomas RAwliu, of st. Louis, 10
wanted for beating his wife into insen-
sibili,y because she refused 70 cook
breakfast for him while she was sick.
Francis Bensiuger, OF Hopkinsville,
aud Miss Elizabeth Turner, and MIR.
Clarence Tarpin and Miss Mamie Tur-
ner were married at Richmond Sunday.
Naomi, the daughter OF Enoch, was
$50 years old when she married. Brace
up. therefore. We sad hearted, drooping
spinsters While there's life, there 5
hope.
Henry Williams, OF Des Moines, Ia,
left his bride OF Ave days and sent her
iii, following note: "You are too pure
al.d good for me; leave you for some
better man"
George Il. Maupin. Young farmer
and horseman, and Miss Ida McCrav
were married In Woodford county. The
groom is barely 81 years of age and the
bride only Ii.
Edward Hamilton,o of McCreary, ARK,
and Miss Lula MCLEAN, Columbia,
were mari led last week. They became
acquainted by Hamilton advertising In
a matrimonial paper for vile
Miss Lula ID Moore, the pretty
daughter OF ID. r. Moore. OF the Shelby
CITY section, was married yesterday to
John II. Helm, operator at Brumheld
The attendants were Miss Ethel
Weight and Marcus Helm. They are
spending their honeymoon In LOUIS
Vile.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30
NEWS or THE vlClNAGt.

Mrs. Christine Langham died at
Danville. She leaves four children.all
grown.
Luther Lanham, OF the Fast End. had
a leg badly crushed by being thrown
from a mule.
Geo. II. Hooker, has bought a. In.
terest In w. ). Hil,on's large store at
Junction City.
Richmond has received the machin-
cry for Its electric plant aud the wires
are being strung.
ID. NJ. sampson, a Middlesboro shoe
maker, tortured his wife 10 horrible
manner. She Law for five days malmed
and without food, and can not recover
Gov. Bradley RENTED the States
portion OF a fine of $500 against Ed
Kemp,r, OF Boyle county. convicted OF
unlawful shooting and wounding. He
paid the greater portion OF the fine.
News comes from jackson county
that man named Harris was fatally
stabbed by his neighbor named Luns-
ford. A bystander was struck In the
head by bullet from Harris pistol.
The AdaIr county grand jury return
ed - indictments, among them six for
selling the list OF questions sent out by
the board Of education for use at exam
inatiou tor teachers certificates held
last week. against J. 5. Stapp, prom
inent and leading republican politician
Of the county.
James NJ. Howard, charged with the
murder OF G.. w. Baker Ia Clay county
has been released on bail Of e. 900, upor
an agreement Of the attorneys both io'
the Common wealth and defense, Hoe
I'd Parker. OF London, aud John u
White. OF Winchester, becoming hi'
boudsmen
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30
Soldier and Sailor Intelligence.

The Louisville committee suggests
May 1918 for the Confederate reunion
next year.
ADMIRAL Dewey has notified the navy
department that he will not reach New
York before Oct. |.
O. ID. Bennett, an ex-Coniede craze,
aespondent over the loss Of his money,
committed suicide In Louisville.
But the meauest trick that has been
PLAYED on Dewey is the naming OF ILL.,
600 babies after him when he was 5000
miles from home aud couldn't resent II.
Lexington Press.
Gen. John Boyd, OF Lexington, has
resigned as major general OF the Ken
tucky division of the Uuited Confeder'
ate Veterans, and has asked Gen John
b. Gordon TO name his successor
The Cuban army decline TO give ~
,heir arms and receive the money
This government sent them, 50 the 81
oOO, 900 may be returned TO the treasur,
and steps taken TO disband the army oS
orce. -,.t,.l
Admiral Schley and party visited
pixies Peak. The admiral brought
flower miniature Of his flagship, the
BROOKLYN, and placed IL In dry dock a
he smilingly remarked, on the highes
uoint reached by railroad IN the Uni
ted States.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30

Capt Tom Marcum, some time regi-
ter OF the Kentucky land Office, but who
fled the State To avoid being strung
and quartered for the high crime OF
habitual treason against his mother
tongue, turned up as the member from
the Indian Territory at the meeting
of the democratic National committee.
He now makes use Of the Choctaw Ian
guage and the name OF Houng-Man-
Afraid of His Grammar. - Louisville
Times.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-05-30
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