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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
FUNERAL OF BOB INGERsOLL.
No Clergyman, No Music, No Pail Bearers
in tile La.t sad Rites.
Iy TelcGrapIl.)

Wy clts
NEW YORK. July c5-Thc funeral .;
| the late Robert c. lngcrsnlI occurred
inns afternoon from W;,lSton Dubhs'
Ferry, where he died on Friday last
40 clergyman was present to rontluc!
me services; there WAS no music nor
li'H bearers: The body lay on cot in
me room where Colonel InYcrSoll died.
II WAS shroudcd in white ana one rr,l
rose WAS placed on the breast. Abnut
thc cot were banks Of floral tributr.,
sent by friends.
IN" services We're held at 4 O'Clock.
MIS-. lhSrrsnll sat beside hcr dead hus-
EHnd and with her We're her daughters
Afs. Wals'on her husband ana Miss
Maud lngersoll They wcpt almost con
'lhuouslN. Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell wcr,.
present and Charles Broadway Rouss
Colonel lngcrsollS oldest friend n,-,,,
i ~, Il ch;'ir by the side Of the bier.
ErTc We're some forty others present
The intense silence w;z broken bv 1,I.
John Clark ltidp,th VINO in a voice.
full Of emotion said
MY friends: 1t is !; Very sad duty To
r'ad in the presence OF the dead th,.
last poem written by Colonel Robert {;
lEGsisoll, entitled "Dcclaration or ina
Free" " -
rms poem Colonel Ingcrsull read ;,,,l
altered 4 few hours before No wos
stricken down
Major 9. J. Smith. who resides n
'''''S rctfy ana who was n clnS, ,,.r-
s"hal friend of Colonel IngarsnlI. real
| .iiu ! extract from Colonel! Ingcrsull's
WRITINGS. entitled My Religion
~ John Elliott. Of New York. rca /,
inc funeral GRAFTON delivered by Colonel
'i.Srrsnlt over his brothers; BODY. This;
concluded The services. Nearly N,
crescent thrn took Il parting. look at The
$500 $500, alau passed out. After they had
gone Mr.. Rnuss arose ana. as ~ II
hilni passc, his hand over the face If
ms departed friend and said:
Pcrh;lps he is better nov. No on.
can understand it,
MIS- lngcrsnll said to him:
me Colonel wanted YOU to nut yo,,r
:H'nd upon his heart" ana suitinl. ~.
het'on 70 the word. She directed hi:;
'i'.tu 10 the left breast Of the deceased
Mr. fnlisS asked what she was ,,njnr
I" 40 with the remains.
! cannot give him up sl,,. said II
cannot put him in the ground | cam
, pear 70 think Of it. We're going Il
prlnE him back home"
me body will probably be taken IL
FRESH Pond. Long Island, on 1,hursd.,v
IN cremation. but this arrangement !.
SUBJECT to change :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
THE CLEVELAND STRIKE.
KiotinE Resumed on a Small Scale Last
Night.
(Ry TelcEraph.)

OHy telegraph
CLEVELAND. July 2!.--Stri<crS ana
their friends tonight held Il nectins:
and various speakers protested against
the presence of troops and the ,.arryiu;
OF arms by private citizens. meaning;
non union street car employees. The
day broush, forth no new reports OF
riotin. and violence.
Tonight rotng w;,s resumed on Il
small scale. bat nothing nl 4. serious ma
turc occurred.
Rain fell during mos; Of the after
noon and did what the police have been
unable to do-krcp the crowds from col
lCrtin: and molrStin- cars. Eleven ii
the fourteen lines OF the Iii@ Console
dated Stree; Railway We're in operation
before : O'clock this morning. The
three lines on which cars were, not
started were ILL" Union, Burton and
Clarke avenue routes.
Ndintant General ANlinr is in COM
mand % the military here ;,llu altpruxl-
mates the force under him at twcnty
companies lgSrrEating nearly zoe
ltlcn. -Four hundred Of thrnl Cnl,ln-
bus. Newark ana Chiilirothc. arrived
this afternoon and We're distributed
about the city al points where il is
Thought trouble is NEST likely 10 occur.
Major Farley said to the Associated
Press that he Thought the force OF i,n-
lice am, soldiers under General .\Nllr
sufficient to nNer-;iWc amy MODS which
might collect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
C. G. HAMILTON

4. 4. HAM LION.
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE AGENT.
No. II north King street. Phone SIC.
Lot on Mallory avenue, 5oxolo Isl 500
. houses and lots on Washington
street, all modern improvements. each
81 500.
Water front lots a Fastcr Point, SOS
lot. 50x1!0 on car line, in front of
Capt. George YounSs. $500.
y lots at Otlcy. known as Cunning
Farm. 1000.
II lots Cunning Farm. s1.75O.
Lots at River View, on car line, S125
to $3.50.
Lots at Hamilton station, one block
from Hampton Roads. from $50 to $3.50
House and lot. West End, near car
line $3.50.
PHOEBUS.
Hotel IS rooms one mill. from Old
Point, All modern improvements, on
car line. $500.
House and lot, corner Hope and
Franklin streets, $1,50O.
House ana lot, corner Hope ana
franklin streets. $3.50.
House and lot on Lancer street, 81 $50.
House and lot on Mallory street, ST.
200. Rents for $25
House and lot, suitable for any bust
ness. on Milton. 5000
houses ard lots and three vacant
lots. corner Mellon and Curry streets
$4,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
TIE QUEENS EYESIGHT.
Il Is No Longer in Danger and sn opcr:.
ton Is Utn c..sary.
By TeInrraph1

LONDON, July 25.-Trulh says to-
day:
Tie Queen has been undergoing i
course Of treatment for ton weeks for
ne: eyes as advised by Prof Pagcu-
slcchcr. Of Wicsbaden. ana | am re-
Jo!ced to say with the most successful
results I'hc Queens eycsight is no
lcnger in danger, and an operation VIII
pc unnecessary. Her Majesty nov
wears powerful glasses OF unusual.>
large size and with blank rims. which
were ordered by Prof I'agcnstcchcr.
and when she is obliged to use art.
ilcial llsht she prefers a shaded wax
candle"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
Mrs. Styles Not Gniity.

CHICAGO. July 25.-Mrs. Augusta
styles was tonight declared by a jury
nor guilty OF the murder Of her mother.
MIS-. Cat harinc Schultz. The ease has
been on trial for nearly a week and has
been fun OF hysterical episodes. Mrs.
styles shot her mother because the lar
Ter dispnragcd her character TO belle
Styles. daughter Of Mrs. styles. Much
sympathy was excited for Mrs styles
by the nature OF the stories told to her
by their grandmother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
Ami:able Relations Res,ores

PRETORIA, July 25.-Amicablc rc,,-
lions between he Volsraad ana prcsj-
uent Kruger have been restored.
Inc conspiracy case against thc *
6rltlsh officers has been withdrawn
ana the remaining prisoners were re-
leased today
CAPE TOWN. July 25-It is under
STOOD mat President Kruger has defin-
ltely abandoned the idea of rcsignjnc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
FIRE FIGHTERS TO MEET.

to Play 4 Game of Ball.
The Hampton and Newport News
Fire Departments arc arranging To
play a game Of baseball at iivcrvicw
Park Saturday afternoon and an cx-
citing contest is expected. The pro-
ceeds of the game are to go toward as
slstinE the two departments in defray-
irg the expense Of sending representa-
t,ves to the State Firemcn's Convcn-
ton, which will meet in Roanoke next
month. The game will be called at 8
o'clock, and an admission fee Of %
ceEts will be charged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
Admiral newcy Fsntertains

Ti' lh:sTE, July 25.-.Admiral Dewey
lhls afternoon entertained Frcdcricl,
W. Hossiicld. the United states cons,,I
mere, and a number OF other Americans
az q concert given on the Olympia IL.
the ships band Admiral Dewey d.c
net leave the ship today. He viii sa;,
about August LIST for Naples.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
No Evidence ofDrev,,n, GU.

LONDON. July 26.-The Paris cores
t l,,,,,,l Of the Morning Post tclc
SrhpbS: ann able to vouch For ~.
statement that M Mazcau rros;dn,,, -,
me Court or Cessation recently to,,I
resident I/"llbet that in all the cyi-
hei'cc submitted there was nothin., i,
eH.aDi'si the guilt of Drcyfus.
VI. Ma%cau has always been an anil
rcprcssionist - GU
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
PHroBBus POLICE COURT

TT the Phoebus Police Court ycstcr-
day morning William brewery Color
ed. was fined $685. for assaulting his
sister.
Corporal Charles Welsh. member o.
Battery N. at the Fort. was charE /
with raising disturbance on tn;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26

And as She lies
weak and suffer
ing, she rerrle1ll-
bers the days,
only such a little
W Il il e behind,
when she tiptoed
10 ng the top
rail of the worm
fence, as active
and blitlle as a
squirrel.
But t Il ere 8
something wrong
about this contli-
ton. One word
expresses it
. nnllat ural.'
: It's against ma
: ture to be in
- crr1, - <>,,,1.+.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
WILL GO TO NAy.Au, UJeacpJrA1

WILL GO TO N.\NI!AiL. HOSPITAL.
Tomorrow morning the Sunday scilun!
scholars Of the Christian church VII,
leave on the Hampton Roads stcamc;
for the Naval Hospital near Ports
mouth where the annual picnic Of the
school is 70 take place. x large crowd
VIII probably accompany the sciloo,
owing to the chance TO spend delight
iul day at Il nominal expense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
This is truth the poet sings
That 4 sorrows crown of sorrow
Is remembering happier things"

Isn't that what a woman thinks who
tlnds herself practically. laid aside in the
heyday Of life? A few years Of marriage,
a couple Of children and Sue is WORN out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26
I,NCURsICNlsrs At IIt-kR1yF,

About 400 cNcursionists from Rich
nlrnd spent yesterday at Bucllrt..
Beach and Old Point. The party was
made up of the Sunday schools from
Pine and Randolph street Baptis,
churches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26

streets, while under the influence al:
liquor. he was required to pay i fine
or $3.50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26

PARIS. July .5-I'hc l'oliti,uc col
unlalc states that russia ana Japan are
arntinG with a view To Il possible con-
iliCt in Crrca.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-26

Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18

@Scrofnla, salt rheum, erysipelas end
other distressing eruptlve diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the cleansing
purifyinR power of Burdock Blood BIZ ters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
Company A Not Reorganized.

Contrary to expectation there will be no
reorganization of the State militia this
week. Company A, failed to assemble OF
the Atmory last night, and it Is said that
none of the companies will be there this
week because the captains have not had
sufficient time to notify their men to as
selnble.
Ii ID expected. however. that each COM
pany will report for service next week.
The uniforms and arms for the mon
have not been informed they may arrive
at almost any time.
Adjutant-General Hart last evening is
sued an order calling for meeting Of the
board Of officers Of the First Regiment to
be held ut the Armory next Monday even
Ing. General Hart stated that no attempt
Will DO made to elect colonel at tho meet.
Ing: but matters pertaining to the future
of the National Qua d will be discussed.
Officers Of every company in tho state will
be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
THE LAKE CITY LYNCHING. ::
The Case May Go to the Jury on
Thursday Next,

The Case May Go to the Jury on
Thursday Next.
Charleston, S. c., April 1S.7After
setting up alibis for Webster, Joyner
and Goodwin yesterday the defense in
the trial of the alleged Lake City
lynchers closed its case. Alibis were
put forward for Rodgers, Mcknight,
Epps and Ward last week, SO the only
man in whose behalf efforts have not
been made to establish one Is Stokes,
the merchant who has been alleged by
the government to- have been tha
leader Of the mob that killed Baker.
1t was claimed on the stand that God
win was sick at home; that Joyner
slept at mis- own residence with a
school boy and that Webster was at
his own residence with the grip the
night Of the lynching.
The sensation of the day came after
the defense had closed its case. Among
its efforts TO break down the testimony
OF Newman, the man who turned states
et..Celce, was pay certificate 1t was
r"t dated, the date evidently having
len scratched out; but the defense
c.ci,:..ed it was issued Feb. 81. In re-
buttal the government placed the stub
book of the county supervisor In EVIL
dence, showing that the stub before
and the one after that Of Newman
was each issued Feb. %. The infer
ence that the Newman ticket had been
directly falslfied was directly made,
and Is expected to cut considerable
figure in the case in the future.
The government has about 25 more
witnesses to examine, so argument
will scarcely begin before Wednesday.
The case may reach the jury Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
Profit able Advertising s Purchase

Just as We go to press negotiations have
been completed whereby Profitable Ad.
yertising becomes the owner Of its former
New York contemporary, Art In Adver-
Using, and commencing with the May is.
sue the two magazines will be consolldat-
od under the suggestive title of Profitable
Advertising and Art In Advertising.
This deal marks an Important epoch in
the onward progress of 1.-The Advertisers
Trade Journal 1t demonstrates beyond
peradventure the strength that has been
acquired by Profitable Advertising in pur.
suing an independent and honest policy,
and tits also indisputable evidence of tho
fact that this magazine hns grown to be
the foremost In its field. Not so very
many years have passed since Art in Ad-
veriising was generally regarded as the
only artistic journal devoted to tho sub
1ect OF publicity worthy of recognition;
but the vigorous advance OF Profitable
Advertising In the same field has been
steady and irresistible, with the inevitable
result that it Ia now recognized as the
foremost journalistic exponent Of profit.
able and artistic advertising.
The paid-up subscription list to Art in
Advertising will be carried by Profitable
Advertising for the uuexpired term. Dur
ing that time Subscribers will be able to
judge OF The merits Of the consolidated
magazines and realize tho great advant tage
OF renewing for Profitable Advertising
and Art In Advertising,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
The Turtle,
From the Philadelphia Times.


The commercial value Of a suggestion of
indecency in the advance notices of play
was strikingly illustrated at tho Walnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia, last evening,
when the house was crowded to discoin :
fort from the chairs In the orchestra space
to the top Of the gallery to witness quite
commonplace and generally dull French
farce, Of which the sensitive writers for
the New York papers had declared that it
made them blush. II they had said that it
made them yawD, no one would have been
disappointed, As ID was. the crowd In the
gallery evidently felt that they had been
made the vic inns Of gold brick game and
they did not hesitate to manifest their dis
pleasure by q significant silence after the
first two acts and groans aud hlsses at tho
termination Of the play. As a gold brick
'"Ihe Turtle Is . success, and its mana.
gers will find 1t advantageous to Jump
quick and far.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18

The Fame Hose Fire Company last
night petitioned the Board OF Police Com
missions for an automatic fire alarm
striker on Its engine house.
The company made q similar petition
some time ago, but 1t could not be gran ted
on account Of tho commission having no
funds available for the purpose. 1t was
decided to place tbs striker on the list of
articles to be provided for In tho appropri-
alton from Council.
B. Frank Bogia applied for position
on the police force. The petition wns
filed. Superintendent Aydon Of the no.
iico and firs alarm telegraph system re-
ported that there was dangerous poIe at
Eleventh and Pine stree s, and was direo-
ted 10 have new one placed there at
once.
Rules for the government OF the mounted
officers were read by Chief of Police Dolan
and approved by the commission, The
commission also decided TO visit the CITY
prison some day during the present week
to decide u any repairs are needed and to
make a genera! inspection previous to
house cleaning, which takes place in the
prison about this time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
MORROW-SHIELDS.

Lewis B. Morrow, member of the
Board Of Education, and secretary OF The
Wilmington Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, and Miss Alice Shields of Philadel-
phia, were quietly married in that city
yesterday at the home of the brides par
ents.
The Rev. Dr. A. N. Keigwin, pastor Of
West Presbyterian Church OF this city,
performed tho ceremony in the presence
OF the relatives of the contracting parties.
After tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
row left on wedding trim South. They
will be at home in this city Oh May L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
DOTS.

A meeting for the purpose of considering
the advlsability OF forming an education
society In Wilmington will be held In tho
Wollaston School al Eighth and Woliaston
streets this evening. Tho meeting will be
addressed by Miss d ora Kenn Of Philadel-
phla, who is familiar with the subject of
education societios.
Rev. Charles A. Hornc;~xector Of Christ
Episcopal Church, Christiana hundred,
Will retire about June to engage In mis-
sionary work.
Fourteen candidates will be initiated by
Winona Council, Jr, o. U. A. NJ, on
Thursday night.
At the meeting Of the Wilmington b.
cycle Club last evening it was not decided
where the new club house should be and
no new sites were suggested. ,s-ss
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold a
candy sale this evening at No. 9O6 Adams
street.
U. s. Commissioner Smith yesterday
heard testimony in the case of Dr. A. Il.
Frantz to be mado preferred creditor of
the Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company.
Tho Jackson g. Sharp Company are
building two elevators for Now York rart.
les.
Work Is progressing favorably on the
new High School.
The Wawaset Driving Club will give
three days race meeting In June.
An all day meeting and Thanksgiving
n - yipat mi I'm h1Ill MT ta
teLton homo No. 5l3 Jefferson Street to-
morrow wednesday, to celebrate the
birthday OF the Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion. |
Henry Butler Is confined to Lis resi-
dence No. 800 jefferson street. suffering |
from complication of diseases.
Mrs. Steele who recently disposed of the |
Dear Park hotel at Newark has purchased
a house and will remove to our city in
few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
Death OF Mrs. Shadd.

Mrs Loretto Shadd former resident OF
this city died in West Chester OIL Sunday
morning IN her Send year. Mrs. Shadd's
maiden name was Alexander and she lie
we'll known here. She married Andrew
Shadd, u seafaring man. After they mar
rled she and her husband secured employ
ment on the Bay state Line, plying be-
tween New York and Boston, the route
being through Long Island Sound Mrs.
Shadd was employed on this line for
twenty years and made all her money or
the Bay State, or its sister steamer, tho
Empire Stpte. Her waRes amounted to
$50 per month, and during the suN mer
season she made more than double that
amount. On one occasion the Bay Stata
took frs and 1t is said that she was ths
most composed person upon the steans,
and 1t was through hor GOODNESS that maay
lives were saved For hor heroism thu
company presented her with silver ser|
vice.
Her funeral will take place Tomorrow
when her remains will be inferred In
Chestnut Grove cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
POLITICAL
GOSSIP.
What is Going On In the
.,s Political Field.

The nomination committee Of tbe
Single Tax Club, CONSISTING Of A.
r. Savior. Thomas Coadv Fr,nl,
! Brand. William Willis and David
Lynn, will hold a meeting Thurs.
day evening,
Thomas Dupan of the Fourth
ward announces that he will he :,
candidate for Citv Council. Go in
Dupau, if YOU do oct left
The present Rcnublican Citv
Councilmen want to represent their
respective wards in hat hodv for
two more wears.
If the fight keeps I'D in the Repub.
| licap ranks. there will be a laroer
falling off than at the last general
election. The returns showed chat
1867 men did not vote,
Robert G. Harman will be a can.
didate for CITY Solicitor. subject to
the rules of the Democratic 1artv
Dennis Carr will RIM ara,nst
Michael f. Cannon in the Second
ward.
lanes Mcbride will he a candi-
date against James B. Oberly in the
Twelfth ward for CITY Council.
Harry r. Smith s friends saw he
has a lead nine cinch in tle Eleventh
ward. Daniel McKenny does not
think that Harry owns the ward
and will trv conclusions with him
at the nomination election
Dennis r. Learv from the Third
ward, would not object to sitting in
President Leach's chair, after his
term expires,
It is said that Caleb s. Watson
also has his eve on the seat
The mandamus papers prepared
BY Martin e. Smith apainst the
Department of Elections are still in
his pocket.
Michael Kelley saws he thinks
Eugene Sayers has held the Office of |
CITY assessor and collector for the
Southern District long enough. and |
that he would like to draw the sal
ary himself for the next two wears,
Postmaster Brown saws he.is out |
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-18
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.
Preparations Begun for
Celebrating Old Swedes'
- ~. r, Anniversary. =. So,

The regular meeting Of the Delawar Q
Historical Society was held last night. and
att City Solicitor Conrad. Pennock Pusey
and H. r. Slocomb were appointed COM
mittee to arrange for the society's partici-
patton In the,two hundredth anniversary of
the dedication of Old Swedes church. The
anniversary will be observed on May 2S,
By which time the church will DO improv-
cd.
Bishop Coleman called the attention of
the society to the passage by the recent
Legislature of a resolution to have printed
the Duke of York records, now in the pos
session of the State. Representative Fra
zier was appointed to look after tho print
ing OF these valuable records. and he has
written to the bishop, stating that he
would like tbs CO. operation of the Histori-
cal Society IN having this perpetuation of
this historical possession done properly.
On recommendation of the bishop City
Solicitor Conrad and DR.. George w. Mar
shall OF Milford were appointed COM
mttee to consult with Representative
Frazier about the printing. The PsnnsyI-
yania authorities recently had the Duke of
York records In the possession Of that state
printed, and it may he possible that valu-
able suggestions may be secured from that
volume.
Robert H. Richards will read paper at
the next meeting il May on John Dick.
lnson" Of Dickinson College. Norris S.
Barrett of Philadelphia was elected as u
member of the society
Tho donations received last night in
cluded: journal OF Michael Walters, from
the Western Reserve Publishing Company,
memoir Of the Rev James Montgomery, D.
D.; from the Rev s. +. HotGhin of Phila-
delphia: Joseph Hills and the Massachu-
setts laws Of 1648, from Deorane p. Car
ey; "The Brook Family of Whitschurch"
Hampshire. Eng from Thomas Willing
Balch Of Philadelphia; an old manuscript,
two old French books an almanac of 1904
address to Delawarsans In 1912, all from
Josiah Lewden OF Christiana; memoir of
George Comegys, NJ. D., from Charles
George Colnegys Of Cincinnati; Flags OF
Maritime Nations" from he Navy Depart
ment; al old account book 1871 to 1922. of
the Now Castle turnpike, from T. +. NJ.
Griffith; photograph Of the Fl. W. Gilpins
home on Delaware avenue (now demolish-
ed) from i. l.. Gilpin commission appoint.
ing Mr.. Gilpin as chief justice from John
d. Malone Jr. !; fossil fern, a fine specimen
from Abner P. Bailey; paper OH the
Twelve Mile Circle" by Benjamin East |
burn, from Major j. II Brincke.