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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

How Accounts stood at the Close Oh
business. May 3I-The Total
Debt To-day.

Washington. June 1.-THE monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that at the close of business May 81
1900, the debt. less cash in the treas
ury. amounted TO Sl,lGs.S sol. i0,--a de-
crease MS compared with last month
Of 50, 69j,s5.. This decrease in debt ID
accounted for by an increase in the
cash on hand. The debt is rccapitu-
lated as follows:
Interest bearing debt, Sl,Oi6,ois,7 3O;
debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. Sl.2ls,5j0; debt bear
ing no interest, S3s9,20s,i20. Total,
Sl,436.47j.5oO.
This amount. however. does not in
cludc S555.5l;.613 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding which are
Offset hy an equal amount of cash IN
the treasury held for their rcdcinp.
ton.
The cash in the treasury Is classi.
fed as follows.
Gold sc. collier, silver SjoS.fi0.172
paper ic.G05.7s3. bonds deposited in
national bank repositories, disbursina
officers balances. etc, Ss2,l4J.G>1: TO
tai, Ss9s.O67 .065. against which there
are demand liabilities outstanding
amounting 10 s63l.4s2.i 65, leaving {
net cash balance in the treasury o.
sec. ,5s4.O94.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09
HOOSIER HAPPENINGS
Told in Brief by Dispatches from
Various Localities.
Passed Away.

Jacksonville, AND, june p. Col.
James B. McrriMeathcrd died az hiS home
here. Tie WAS born IN Virginia, but
located in kentucky and was a mem-
Der of the convention that drafted the
constitution of that tate IN ls49. lie
was a major In the IhirtN-cighth In
diana regiment under Col Walter Y.
Gresham. and finally succeeded Ool.
Gresham in command. Ia 1908 he was
provost marshal OF this congressional
district. Later he Was appointed war
den Of the Indiana prison, south. and
served several years. lie was 81 years
old,
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ARE NOT CONTRACT LABoRERS.
The Filipino Actors Detained at San
Francisco VIII be Allowed
To Land.

Washington, June at has been
decided TO allow the company "a Fill
Pine actors now detained at San Fran
cisco. TO enter the United States for
the purpose of giving exhibitions. They
will be required, however, 10 furnish IA
bond that they will return To their
homes after the expiration Of their en-
gagement. This ease has been a dill
cult one TO decide. because Of the fact
that these %Filipinos came 10 theis coun-
try under contract TO give exhibitions.
1t will be held, however. that they are
not contract laborers within the mean
ing of the contract labor law, and
hence may be admitted under the con-
ditions which the secretary viii i'm
pose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

REWARDS OFFERED FOR ROBBERS
The Union Pacific Offers One Thou
sand Dollars a Head for the


Omaha, Neb., June 3.-Union Pacific
officials offer a reward of 81 1000 a head
for the robbers who held up their train
yesterday morning. They give the fol-
lowing descriptions of the men:
No. l.. Leader-About so years Of age,
five feet seven or eight inches; thin
around nose; large eyes with large
quantity Of white, small eye balls.
SLOUGH hat with light canyas coat,
probable weight 157 pounds.
No. Ozark complexion. black,
woody hair. SLOUGH hat, dark suit, very
rough in his language, about five feet
nine or ten inches, weight about 11O
pounds.
No. 3-About five feet eight or nine
inches. black hair, 165 pounds. black
hat and black suit, large shoes OF
boots.
No. 4-Small man, about five feet
six or seven inches. dark complexion
grey hat and wore pants inside boots
vulgar in language, probable weight
1G0 pounds.
No. Small man, weight about IA.
pounds, dropping. white cowboy hat
wore white canvas leggings. black
leather shoes, pants either brown
cloth or corduroy, light o~vercoat. medi
um length. had Texas tvag about hi
talk. had carbin with wood to within
five inches OF end Of muzzlc.
No. about five feet eight or min
inches. weight about $50 pounds
sandy beard. dressed shabbily.
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FOUND NOTHING SUSPICIOUS
Reassuring Telegram from the Lou
i-iana state Board Of Health
No Fever i'm New Orleans.

New Orleans. June ?.-l'y direction
OF the Louisiana State board Of health
at their meeting Yesterday the follow
Ing telegram was forwarded TO the sew
eral state boards of health Interested
IN the reported cas Of yellow ever in
this city:
Representatives Of this board with
representatives of Alabama and Missis-
sippi, accompanied by surgeon Muir
ray, Of the United States Marine hos
pital service, inspected all hospitals
and hospital records N New Orleans
and found nothing suspicious. 1t is
probable that the several hospitals viii
make their final report to-day. Moth
ing iustifes the slightest apprehen-
sion
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Anderson. Ind. June John D.
Rockefeller has been notified bA Rev.
Mr.. McGuirc. Of this city, 20 forward
his promised check for $4,000 for the
franklin university fund. Indiana Bap-
lists having fulfilled the conditions OF
his pledge 10y subscribing Soi.DVo for
the completion of IA Si0o.ooQ endowment
which Rev. Mr.. Mcclure has raised in
Indiana IN The last two years. Franklin
college is the baptist higher educa-
tional institution in Indiana. The
si0O. 900 viii he placed ont In loans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Omaha. Neb., June Admiral
Schlcy and wife left Omaha at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon on the
burlington for the east. lie VIII ar
rive in Chicago this morning. ana
while there will he the guest OF me
LOYAL Legion at the Palmer house. 10
will remain ia Chicago until sunday
afternoon. when he takes the Penn
sylvania road for the east. There was
n large and enthusiastic crowd at the
depot 10 witness his departure an"
they gave him a parting cheer as the
train pulled out.
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Previous Records Broken.

Chicago. June "a record was bro
ken on the Santa Re railroad TO bring
Coils T.. Huntington from Kansas City
to Chicago. a special train. to which
were attached the two private cars of
the president of the Southern Pacific
railway, left Kansas City at $3.50 q.
m, Wednesday and the engine piitfcd
into the Chicago yards AT 600 o'clock
In the evening, making the run IN D
hours and 30 minutes, which is one
hour faster than the trip was ever
made before. The average time, in
Guiding oil stops, was 20 miles an hour.
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Me dicrl Anniversary.

indianapolis. Ind, june 2-The In
diana state Medical society Is holding
It's scni-centennial meeting. Five hun-
bred physicians. representing every
part az the state. are present. John I.
sexton. Of RushNille, the president 81
the association. ina his annual address
called attention 10 the society halt
century OF work. The society no" has
1900 members. -Four members are
present who took part in the organiza-
ton of the society in i>iY.
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The Volunteers May Decide.

Washington. June 2.-Secrctary AZ
ger has caused the quarterInaster gen
eral TO make a careful computation oi
the mileage the Philippine Volunteers
from each state would be entitled Ri
should they be mustered out at San
Francisco. and has also attached M
the schedule of railroad rates that
each man would be required - la}
out of his pocket in the event tnat Ae
elected 10 take the travel allowance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Marion. Ind. June "a cyclone
swept the outskirts of Swe ctser. q small
manufacturing town six miles west OF
Marion. The whirling cloud came from
The southwest. passed through the
western part Of the town, striking the
nrickner window glass factory ana
wrecking IN and a few small dwellings
surroundings the factory and then raised
and passed over Marion. making q ire
mcndous noise.
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s,,,.. r,,r rrepnrztions.

indianapolis, Ind. june -lrepara
tons for the state fair are already un-
der way. and il is expected that the
premium lists Will soon .he completed,
although they Will not be distributed
for some little time yet. The purses
for the races are the same as last year,
and it is expected there will be q good
list Of entries. But one fair in the tate
has been set for the same week rs The
state fair. and that one Is at New Castle,
ST. Joseph county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Terre Haute. Ind. june Porter
Taylor. a young man Of his city. went
with his sweetheart to visit Miss Sims,
an Nermillion. H.. whom they had
known IN the state normal school here.
They spent two days happily. when
TAYLOR became suddenly i'll and died
n few hours later of cerebro-spinal
meningitis. with his sweetheart az his
bedside. The funeral services were
held here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Seattle, Wash, June 3.--The steamer
Humboldt, from Alaska, reports that
navigation has been resumed in the
lakes and upper Yukon river. The
transportation companies are engaged
in a rate war, and the fare from Lake
Bennett to Dawson has been cut from
500 TO S25.
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Thornton, Ind, June "a German
farmer. aged 80 years. named Aired
Wells. living five miles north Of thorn
ton. suddenly became insane while re-
turning home from a strawberry patch
half q mile from his home and killed his
three sons. aged five, seven and ~ years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

The tuberculosis congress Mt Berlin
has emphasized the fact TINT the dread
disease IS not the necessary result Of
cithcaiion anddensepopula'ion Crowd
ed England heads the list Of countries
with a mortality OF only 1853 per l.
O00.n0a OF the population. while sparse-
" settled Russia closes il with 1000
per 1000, 900.
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Annfher Test.

Evansville. Ind. June Q. - Arcidas
Farmers airship was given anoth her test
in this city and proved successful. The
exhibition was given at the Tall park
and was Witnessed by several hundred
persons. The ship was sent UP about
60 feet and was kept up for nearly an
hour. The inventors son made the as
cension and he moved the ship up,
down. backward and forward al viii.
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indianapolis. Ind, June e. The thir-
tx-third annual session % the Indiana
Institute Of Homeopathy, the state So
cicty % the homeopathic physicians.
was held At the Denisor hotel and was
presided over hy it, president, Or. ii.
y. Coons. Of Lebanon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

London. June THE Rome corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says:
"Licut.-Col. Panhandle military at
tachc Of the Italian embassy in Paris
when Drcvfus vas c~ondcmncd), in
forms me that the Italian embassy al
ways knew that Esterhazy wrote the
bordcrcau."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Mai. Marchnnd arrived at Toulon.
France. on board the French cruiser
d'Assi. on the 3Oth. The hero Of
Fashoda'' was greeted with immense
enthusia sm. the ship having him on
hoard being escorted into the harhor
by a large number Of steamers. ~
the landing Mai. Marchand was re-
ceiyed by the mayor Of Toulon and
scycrai generals of the French army.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

.Jonesboro, Ind, June Farmers in
this section claim that = green worm,
about an inch long. is destroying the
bark and foliage Of fruit and shade
trees. II is said that they have been
known 10 destroy the bark Of elm trees
i'm 4 short time. Paris green is being
nod With s~nfisfncfnrY results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Charlottesville. Ind, } une 2.-Wesley
vanardsall. aged IS, a well-Nnown resi-
dent. was found dead in Sugar creek.
On Monday night he left the house Of
II. j. Lehr. where he roomed. and had
not been seen alive since. until some
boys found his body in the creek, sew
sral miles from the Lehr h use.
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l,or saving Human Lives.

Chicago. June "a special TO 'n'
rhrouicle from Kcnosha, Wis. SAYS
Can't. BENJAMIN q. Cameron 81 ~
Kcnoshn Iifc-sasing station has p''i'
presented with a silver medal bN -"
government for bravery and g'''"'
conduct in saving lives.
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Married n Millionaire.

Goshen. Ind. June "a story comes
from the Klondike that DR.. Louella Day
U%ndcrhill. who went from here TO Chi
cage and then to the klondike, has mar
ried q man worth ss,cn0.Ooo. who gave
her $4,000 for q wedding present. DR..
Jndcrhill is well known here.
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For the first time in history. Decora-

For the first time in history. Decora-
ton. or Memorial, day. in 1899. contin-
ucd for a period Of 80 hours-the last
notes Of taps had scarcely foatcd from
the American graves AT Manila and
iost themselves among the ellis OF
Cofrcgidor before the veterans OF two
wars gathered at Washington 20 dec
oratc the tombs in Arlington came
terry.
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Father Receives His Rabc.

Arthur Clark, the father Of the ali
Quoted baby. arrived here at $50 last
evening, accompanied by Sergeant
Morris. OF Capt. McClusky S staff. Mr..
Clark Immediately identified the child
found in the custody Of Mrs. Jennie
Wilson by Deputy Sheriff Charleston, as
his lost Marion.
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Gas City, Ind. June Oscar Wheel
ar. the 17-ycar-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. +. Wheeler. has disappeared. lie was
last seen by his father at the Panhandle
station at one O'Clock Monday.
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LATEST NEWS FROM HAv ANA
A Mysterious Hand Of soldiers Drill
ing in the Observation-Disclosures
the G~ratuity.

Havana, June Cen. Brooke and
the governors OF the military depart
ments had a conference lasting hNt
hours yesterday, regarding ia" general
situation in the island. The principal
topic was how 10 revive agricultural
life and how TO give work instead 81
food TO the destitute.
Free oxen and implements.
The propricty OF buying oxen ana
implements was strongly urged hy
Nai-Gcn. Wilson, governor of the
Matauzas-Santa Clara department, y
majority OF the conference, however
was rather opposed TO this plan, ana nc
definite conclusions were reached.
Mysterious soldier,.
Patricio Valdez and Antonio Perez
citizens Of Havana, say that on Monday
while in search for work they reachec
the plantation Delicas. between lan
con and Santiago de las Vegas. which
they entered. with the intention 81
gathering fruit. Suddenly they came
upon men in drill suits. without m
sicnas. evidently sentinels. Whistles
were blown, and Others emerged from
the bushes.
A tall mulatto called Capt. Guerra
gave Naldes and Perez food. after
ward asking them whether they want
ed To Join his band and seek their icr
tunes. This they refused 10 DO.
Arms. Horses md Money.
At the house there we're good horses
and the party. which numbered ABOUT
90. had a flag. a small duplicate 81 th'
Spanish flag. except that. instead n
arms. IL bore a triangle enclosing tA'
letters II. y. o." The men were wei
armed and apparently had money.
Cubans in Havana say that jose
Manuel Guerra, "A mulatto captain
who disappeared from the army las'
April. the description gwen o.
the lender of the band.
Health Of Gen. Gomes
The sensational rumors rcgardin.
the health of Gomez are entirely WIN
out foundation. e%xceptthat he has peer
suffering for n day or W with a co'u
and d light fever.
Claims Of Mortgage Creditors.
The Cuban commission. rcprcSeniinr
mortgage creditors. will sail for Wash
inrton to-day. They expect To $40"
President Mckinley that an immediate
modification of the decree now in iorct
is i%mperativcly demanded. Othcr"ise
they say. the reconstruction OF th'
country will be delayed.
Grntuity sharks Held II.
Col Randall continuing .hc distri
button Of the American gratuity' PAY
S.5 each 10 l76 men yesterday NJ ~
lena. this province. He discovered 'h'
some of the Cuban officers who nav
been Directing to their men recei'lni
the bounty were in the habit OF cnars
inc SO for each identification. III
~pructice was promptly stopped.
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kiel. June 1.-The auxiliary sl'''.,
Kaiser Wilhelm was launched ~ ~
prcacncc OF Emperor william
named he. Kaiser Wilhelm der "'v
The grand duchess of baue"
formed the christening.
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Decoration day was observed In la
vana in "A notable At nine
o'clock Mrs. Estes G.. Kathbone and a
committee of women who had been
selected for the purpose, were taken
into Rcar-Admiral CromwclFs launch
and escorted by a detachment Of ma
rines 10 the wreck OF the hattlcship
Maine where they strung the skcle-
ton of the unfortunate craft withrupes
III laurel and wreaths OF flowers.
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Commands Assigned.

Manila, June ., sos p. m.-Gen
Lawton has been given command a
the dcfenses Of the city, and troops
forming the line around Manill, which
will be his division.
Gen. Macarthur commands the ont.
lying garrisons and the troops hold
ing the railroad and river.
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Unabaehed by the repeated Official
dcnials hat Gen. Otis had expressed
a desire for more troops. purveyors of
s. sensational reports have renewed the
stor, that affairs in the Philippines
are H. a bad way and that the prcsi-
dent has determined on an early call
for volunteers. This is absolutely de-
aied In official quarters AZ Washington.
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Marion. Ind. June "a tornado
swept the outskirts Of Swecfer, six
miles west OF Marion, yesterday. The
Erickner window glass factory was de.
stroyed
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Seymour, Ind. June 2.-Louis shuttle,
A prominent farmer and sawmill man.
was Instantly killed by lightning on top
Of D load o. hay.
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A Union Pacific Mail Tr"'"
D,nnmited and uohhrd-iS
cane az the Outlaws.

Omaha. Neb., June "a special 10
die Bee from Laramie, Wyo., says;
Held IN. D,nnmit.d aud Robbed
..The Union Pacific Transcontinen,sl
west-bound mail train was held ",
dynamitcd and robbed nt one o'clock
Yesterday morning, near Wilcox, a
lonely station on the Wyoming diH''
sion. The hold-up was accomplished
by waving a danger signal "A short DIS
lance east Of Wilcox bridge.
Engineer severely Wounded.
Engineer "Grindstone' Jones re-
sisted. when one OF the robbers
climbed on his engine and struck him
on the head, giving him a severe scalp
wound. He was made to cut his en-
zine loose from the train at the point
Of a gun.
blew up the express Car.
The robbers drove the express mes
senger from his car. and then exploded
a charge of dynamite under IT. The
ear was wrecked, and the mail car
next to it was badly damaged.
Dynnmited WiIcoN B=idgc.
The robbers then exploded a charge
of dynamite under the Wilcox bridge,
cutting off communication between
the train and the engine. and tying
up all trains after the bridge was
blown up.
The Robbers Disappear.
The hold-ups disappeared, and En-
pinccr Jones ran to Medicine Bow and
reported.
Ii is not known at this time the
amount secured from the express caI
safe.
The hold-up occurred in a district
where escape TO the mountains Is com
parativcly easy.
Additional Light on the AFFAIR.
A telegram from Conductor Storey
received at the Union Pacific head
quarters late yesterday afternoon
throws some additional light on the oc
c~urrence, and supplies details tina
were missing earlier in the day. Con
ductor Storey says that the robber
Tagged the train with red and whit
lights, and stopped il about a mile ant
Il half west Of Wilcox. There We're ST
in the gang, and four Of them got o.
the engine. The conductor came for
ward to ascertain what stopped then
and one OF the four men on the engin
covered him with his gun, and com
PEELED him to remain quiet.
nducto Escapes and Teicg mp
} The two remaining bandits vent {
the mail ear. They cut off the tours
I and special cars and took the II
: mainder of the train a mile turtle
! west. There they blew in the sid
| door Of the mail ear, and during III
p, excitement Storey got away, and IA
back to flag the second section an
prevent a collision. Then the robbel
tried 70 blow up the bridge. but viii
out inflicting sufficient damage 10 q
! OFF pursuit
I, Blew Open the safe.
The next move of the gang was
take the mail and express cars TO Il
top of the hill between Aurora an
Wilcox. where they blew open the SAT
The express matter was badly dan
!, aged, but the baggage escaped wit
only slight injury.
Conductor Storey was unable 10 g
innate the value of the "swag' tn;
I was secured.
l. REWARDS OFFERED FoR ROBDrf
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\, GAINESVILLE. o.. on the 3lst, Henry
Miller fled d petition ia bankruptcy ia
which ne gave his liabilities rs sa5s,'ss,
snC asscis nothing. This great liahil-
ity comes from his connection with
ari abandoned project known as the
.Old Calico" railroad.
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N-gros Insurgents puul~h.a.

smith reports from Ncgvos that he
has punished the insurgents Who muir
dercd Capt. Tillcy; that The eastern
coast of the island IS nov unicr The
American flag and the inhaDitunts ask
protection aginst robber bands; ihe
bands have been pursued INTO the
mountains by United States aud ma
tive troops and severely punished
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Marion Clark, the child. is in good
health. She has no hat and her shoes
show much rough handling. Her cloth
ing i, also much soiled. The iGentifi-
cation Is complete, even 10 the red
birthmark described in the circulars
issued by the chief Of police OF New
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Washington. June 2.-Secre'ary Al
ger. referring to Gen. OTIS reply to his
cable, stating that 10000 men would
be sufficient to cope with the situation
in the Philippines, said:
AS stated. Wednesday, the regu-
lars now on the way or unde- orders
TO 20 TO the Philippines, will give Gen
Otis about $4,000 or 25,UOD men. after
the withdrawal of the volunteers.
where viii the additional 5000 or
5000 men. for whom Gen. Otis asks,
come from?" the secretary was asked.
1--WE may be able u take the nddi-
tional troops asked for from tie regu-
lars now located in this country. Cuba
and Porto Rico. or it may be found
advisable TO muster in volunteers.
.In ease il i decided 20 call for vol
unteers. will the call only be for the
| 5000 or 5000 men necessary 10 bring
Gen. Otis total UP 70 3o.OO0''
IF volunteers are called for. replied
the secretary the call WI. probably
be for 10000 men,"
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m. child Attracted Attention
Suspicion Aroused.

As soon as the notices of the ab-
duction reached the neighborhcod the
people began 10 suspect thar the child
was Marion Clark. They felt positive
OF il because the child wore the same
clothes as at the time when she was
u.,lan
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The London Truth says that Queer
Victoria has decided 10 undergo an
operation for cataract when lrot.
Hermann Pagensteicher. director 81
the Opthalmic hospital a. Neisbaden
thinks the proper time has arrived.