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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-01

There was eorsidsrsbl BE activity = ~
t7nd market and prices - 4 ru1~ 49, hI-h-
81 TOTAL sales. pa vsiss 8. 81. CIV
srrmant binds are grehzuzrd
BRAIETREET FINANCIAL. REVIEW.
Kew York. June a.-BraAst-eet's anap-
cizl review tomorrow Etn say; "AIth5uEA
ne TRANSACTIONS 81 ths ~Oek eTehsage
were 70, large. this weskis market has
hesn far fry-1 dan Nor. ~Hfe the $50
uiziis. has been - a very large sEtsaf
i.fossest0nzl and Hsacsp1latiTe tn origin
has = lacked aecidsS features % ssrenRta-
There have. IN 1arS- beer eES3sn1ss q re-
uswed pus,3ic bagiag. ard th< large pur-
chAsss % Ane-icaa stocks 4 Loz4oa. An5
foreign tzkiaEs in esr SEn rnsrke<. hsss
bssa a n0sabis feature Tia latter. ~
eseA. EeEs sufsSsatiy large % cause .
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METAL MARKET.

New. York, June 30.-Tln made anotheO
forward stride today on stiffening views
of sellers and marked Improvement in de-
mand. stimulated by firm news from
abroad and the west. Spe;teT stiffened
up slightly, though closing at unchanged
prices. The metal exchange called pig
iron warrants nominal at the close AT
s13. 80: lake copper unchanged, with SIS
bid and $3.50 asked; tin higher, with
SO. 80 bid and s26. 70 asked; lead quiet, with
81. 45 bid and 1870 asked; spelter steady for
spot and firm for futures at S6.S. The
brokers' price for lead Is s4.25. and for
copper, SIS. 25d1S. so.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. June 0.-Cofiee-options
opened steady, unchanged TO points
higher and ruled stupidity dull all day.
The slight improvement was in sympathy
with better feeling in European markets
and the large warehouse movement.
Closed steady, 5 points net higher. Sales,
8. 900 bags. including July. 4.70c; September
4 soc; October, 8. OOc; December, 5.35d5. 40c.
SugaP-Raw, barely steady. SIC; fair
refining. 4c; centrifugal. sc test, 4l2c; mo-
lasses sugar, S7sc; refined, quiet: crushed,
&C; powdered, SIC; graduated, SIC.
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New York, June 3o.-The home demand
for all cotton goods has been dull today
on the spot and mail order demand only
moderate. Further business n heavy
brown cottons for export reported at fun
prices. Prints are firm, but sales moder-
ate. Ginghams firm. Bleached cottons
slow but prices maintained. Linens
quiet. prices steady. Burlaps inactive and
barely steady. Mems wear woolens and
worsteds in good request and tone OF
market strong. The dry goods market
will close Monday and Tuesday.
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Foreign .toelk..nd yEeney.

New York June 5e-Commercial Adver-
t.ser's London financial ca5legrom: The
markets here were hstless today before
the holiday. but baoySni 81 ihe close on
the announcement that President Kruger
Is climbing down Americans were heavy
early excepS for Northern Pacihcs. Ehich
we're taken Oh the traffic statement, ard
Atchisous. The market cloSed az the
bes;.''
Paris. June sa.-At the opening os the
bou-ss today there were a numbsr Of re-
alizacious Later business was aOst ard
the settlement was easy on light cenlau-
goes. Daring the lsS aour there WeEe
heavy forced sales and a rapid decline.
especially in SPANISH tours- after the
c.osa 81 The sourss there Was z sharp re-
coveTy In KaaiTs.
Berlin. June Ss-BszS.ress On the boUrSe
vas quiet Locals reacted ard AuStriaa
credits reiarsed. nafAvOrably zHeSEtnE
ssocks all around
Not an the great hlufezs are poker pla1
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WOOL MARKET,

London, June S0.-There was full at
tendance Of buyers at the auction sales
today. The demand was strong. especial
" for fine cross-breds and secured me-
rinos, which brought full rates. The first
selection of the series was offered. The
continental buyers purchased freely fine
parcels, but the home trade secured the
bulk offered today. Poor-conditioned
lambs were somewhat neglected. There
were frequent withdrawals OF low, greasy
crossLbreds. The bales offered number
IL ga
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Tourist Sleeping Cars
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Tia Missouri Pacific Railway
Through Salt Lake city.

Through Salt Lake City.
Wichita passengers can take this
through sleeper at Genesso every wednes-
day evening. $50, arriving At Portland
Sunday morning. TN.
Rates for a double berth to Denver,
$50; to Salt Lake CITY. 500; to Portland.
$500. One berth may be occupied by two
persons without extra charge.
These Tourist cars are of the very latest
design, with upholstered spring seats and
backs: al bedding ana equipment ID Of
superior quality: all toilet convenience,
soap. towels. etc. are provided. They are
as comfortable as frst-class sieepers.
City ticket ONCE. Ia North Main stresk
z. Z. BLECKLEY. P. q +. Aet
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BANK CLEARINoS.

New York. June So-The following table.
compiled by Bradstree;. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week. with the percentage OF in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last wear.
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BASEBALL

PITISBURG, IT; BRUUhL1N n, IV
Pittsburg, Pa. June 3.-Pittsburg made
II three straight from Brooklyn, by pluck
lily playing a hard, uphill game. Attend
ance 500. Score: RH h
Pittsburg S..1O2,0S 012A-I1 l6 3
Brooklyn .........0 o. 20 90 0-l0 Is
MISUNDERSTANDING Gardner. Hoffer
and Bowerman; Brooklyn, Kennedy. Yea
ger and Farrell UmpIres, O'Day and
AlcGarr. t1F.
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Western League.
Poor Tod stand. add Delivers.

London. June SO-The Star today says
the TOD Soane assault case" has been
finally settled by the payment Of $1,000
10 the waiter.
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stFoaE ~ s9E DR. eens; iass l9aa 5 p~T
csns Prime Bsfrosnftie pzSs-. f-1af
pes cent Sssrilnx sErssase wax. vtfb
ac<1ai b1&ness n b4aksrs tEls - ns-5s
stsTss 20 aenans sd - AEsS<1Sas
for sixty ssTs. pes;sd rases. - ss9tE -
ard - - IL CurnzaeTrssi biz t4-E. 81
ve- esrsis~stss - i-ts<L Par silver - "a
Msxsczn 6silarz. a. - sssTn1$st boD1s
sssady: state b9nas fsasstrs. F1llsoss
bae8s ssrDoR-
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The Missouri Pacific Railways
Special
Excursion
Rates
For the Fourth Of July.

The Missouri Pacific Railway will sell
tickets at the extremely low rate Of one
fare for the round trip. TO any point with
in go miles OF Wichita
Tickets viii be on sale July 1st. 81. Sd
and 4th. with final limit FOR return 10 and
including July 9Th. lSss.
No tickets Will be sold at a less rate
than 50 cents.
Z. E .BLECKLEY. p. & T A
ia n. Main Street.
Depot corner Wichita and Second street.
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CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday at this
point was very much higher, and all the
sales which were made were at prices
greatly in advance of the day before.
cattle on this market for some time have
been strong and sales made at prices cry
much in favor Of the shipper.
REpR ESENTATTVF SALES
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silver shinments 70 Europe.

New York, June 30.-The steamship Lu-
cania, sailing for Europe tomorrow, will
take out 4S5,OO0 ounces Of sSAier.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

TAKE THE MISSOURI PACIFIC,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, -
Leaves Wichita at 2:10 p. m, arriving at
St. Louis next morning at 7:20, making
direct connections With all lines east. No
change of cars. Elegant service. City
ticket office ia North Main street
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PHILADELPHIA. 10; LOUISVILLE. 9.

Louisville, KY. June 3O.-Woods pitched
good ball until the seventh inning. After
that the Phllies had things their own
way. Pitcher Magee has been sold TO
the Philadelphia club. The price paid
for his release is said to have been $3.50.
Attendance, 500. Score: r II Z
Louisville ........OO30400 2-916 Z
Philadelphia ........O011 l g 6 lib Il
Batteries-Louisvile Woods. Brashear
and Powers; Philadelphia. Piatt and Nc
Farland. Umpires, Lynch and Connolly.
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CASH Quotations

CASH QUOTATIONS.
F1our-Quiet.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 7c%c; No. 5 spring
| 1ol70i9c; No. . red. 75c.
Corn-No. 2. SIC; No. yellow, 4ta3rkc
oats-No. 2, 5Aa26c; No. white, $50
2SIc.
Bsrley-iNo. 9, 4Oc.
Log
Prime timothy seed-so. 25ae. 40
Mess pork-Per bbl.. S7.5NIs ..
l.srd-Per 100 lbs. As5d5.O5.
Short ribs sides. Ooose). 81 seT4. %: dry
sailed shoulders boxed. s. 0oQ5. =: short
clear sides tboxed) s. d1T5.i0.
Whisky-Dis;iilers' finished goods, per
gal, 1875.
Sugar-J'nchangeti
CIover-Con-ract grade. 81 5G7s.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts. Shipments
Flour. hbls.............. eS.@o q ~
Wheat. Recommendation lF1'00
Corn, bu.................slG.sH $500
Rye. bu--........--.--... 500 .......
Barley, bu..-...--...---. S,so -......
on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Bu:ter-Firm; creamery. 15i=dlSc; dairy
ilTi5I@c.
CheeSe-FIrm: STALE.
Eggs-S;eady; fresh. i3c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. June So.-Cash whest-No Z
red. Ska &C: No. red. 7itz4 -Stsc No. ?
hard winter. 7Ia7Ii-c: NJ. s hard winter.
73d7ic: No. / northern spring. III as. C;
No. ? northern spring. 7Siz975c; No. ;
spring. pG72izc.
Corn-No. .. S4iS T24Nc; No. > &c.
Oats-No :. sc; No. : 2si.c
Flax-Cash northwest. SIS: southwest
$l.al: July. s. .el: September, E5-c; OcIo-
Der. esiac.
Bu,ieT-Frrm; creamery. Isl.GiSc; dairy
iofil5i9c.
Eggs-S.eady: fresh. i9c.
Dressed pouItry-Turkeys Sc; chickens.
slSizc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. June so.-whsst-
July. eSikc: SeUtanbar. SSsGc: cash Sa.
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Treasury statement.

Washington. June SO.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $279,541. sos
gold reserve. S2S9. 2O3. s4S.
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COTTON.
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New Orleans. June So-Cotton STEADY;
middling, 9-I6c.
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Tnls large and eommoaious structure
was formally opened to the public On the
ieth OF November. II = owned and con-
trolled by two Of Wichita's well known
physicians. and IL = well arranged ana
furnished foe the treatment % the ss~a
and affiIcted. Medical and SurEieaL Dts
eases Of Women. Diseases Of the Nervous
System. Diseases Of the Brain. Eye. lar.
Throat. Heart. Liver and Kidneys. De-
fornlties Of the Body. Morphine. Cocaine
and Choral Habits. and all diseases that
usually come TO places OF this character.
A home for the poor and rich alike &c al
operations and medical treatment are al
sclutely free at this Institution. and the
only charge that u made - a small hoe
pltal fee 70 pay the running expenses for
food and nursing. The proprietors win
furnish the very best OF references to all
who may contemplate coming. Write
them for circular with photo OF the buila-
ting. and address all communications 10
MunmrFa mRnuFuNmA. nasn
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Rest assured that If your misdeeds iine
you out they VIII call sgsin.-N. Y. Weekly
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POSITION. 2. CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. O., June SO.-Cleveland out
PLAYED Boston today in a general way.
but was unlucky. Every run that Bos-
Ion got was due to an error. Score:
Ri E
Cleveland 0OO0O1oO0-1 4
Boston ............1 o OO11 000-3 0
Batteries - Cleveland. Hughey and
Schrecongost: Boston. Bailey and Clark.
J'mpires, Smith and Andrews. Attend
ance. 800.
Cincinnati, o.. June 3O.-Malachi Kit
tredge has been secured by Washington
from Louisville. and will make his Sena-
torial debut here on Sunday as backstop
for weighing.
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We wiss re eoafa casasDzr tize fsS rhsI
Z neeEEs % bs WoF4h . - W6e9 bSatef
eaczps9 iL,-AseAinun C.sbe.
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Not al the great buffers ara poker pls1
Es--Atchison Globe
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sSof Included g. totals because q -
comparison for las Tsar.
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GRAIN AND PR0DUCE MARKETS
Open. High. Low Close

CHICAGO.
Chicago. June SO.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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ALL NEW GOODS! AT GOO KIM'S.
30 Nuuanu Street, Above Hotel.

n1nfesf
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DISORDER IN SPAIN.

VALENCIA, Spain, July Very
serious disturbances are in progress
here Under the orders of the Cap
tain-General of Valencia, Gen. Motto,
the troops occupied the streets yester-
day morning and now hold the STRAIT
egic points. In the beginning OF the
riots the mobs placed obstacles on the
street railway tracks and stopped the
cars, stoning the gendarmes when
they tried to remove the barriers. FL
naIly the troops charged and the first
shots were fired. Several persons were
wounded. In one case bullet passed
through a shop door and killed shop
assistant within. AS the day advanc-
ed the disorders increased. The troops
were stationed at many points and the
artillery was held in readiness. The
rioters thereupon erected barrlcades
which the cavalry captured only after
fierce fighting, in which many were
wounded.
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IN BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, July belgium Is on
the threshold of a revolution. Cheer
ed by their gains of the last few days.
the Socialists ana Radicals have now
united in an unconditional demand
for universal suffrage. The truce be-
tween the people and the Government
will end on Tuesday, and on that day
the Government must give its answer.
Tonight it looks as if a refusal would
mean civil war and end the monarchy
Belgium was in foment today
There were serious clashes at LieSe
and Alost, and disorderly mass meet
ings and professions in nearly every
city and town. The police were inNa'
riably worsted in the encounters. The
officials of Antwerp. Client. Brussels
and Liege have notified the Govern
ment that they cannot be responsible
for life and property.
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ISSUE is SHARP
Transvaal Question to Be
Settled at Once.
Political Passions RIsing-Crisis and
Strained Reiations-FIgurin
on Force.

NEW YORK, July "A Times cable
crisis has undergone no change. except
that in South Africa political passions
are rising and trade is ceasing. The
subsidized Boer organ in London and
certain members of Parliament known
TO have intimate relations with Pre-
toria. declare that Kruger is about to
announce concessions which will sat
isfy British public opinion. This may
or may not be true, but the fact re-
mains that the only alternative to a
change of policy on the part OF the
Government would be the designations
of Secretary Chamberlain and High
Commissioner Miner, and this is un-
thinkable. Moreover, the eventuality
of war is undoubtedly under considera-
ton. The number of British troops in
South Africa at the present time is
about 10000. 1t is considered that
about 80 900 more would be sufficient
TO place the result beyond the slightest
doubt.
Australia and Canada would doubt
less contribute regiments. \ large
number of volunteers from Cape Col
ony and johannesburg would offel
themselves and certain regiment:
would be sent from India, from the
Mediterranean stations and the res
| from home. The supreme command
would be given to Sir Redvers Butler
as Sir Evelyn Wood. in spite of hi
natural desire TO secure victor,
which at the close of the last war h
declared to be within his grasp, Is com
lpelled by his position as Adjutant Gen
Ieral to remain at home.
| LONDON, July Last week NOR
THAN thousand tons of war materia
and fodder were forwarded from tn
Woolwich dockyard to South Africa.
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SAIL FOR HOME.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The Ne
braska. Pennsylvania and Utah troops.
which have been on duty in the Phil
ippines. have started on their home
ward Journey. The following dispatch
from Gen. Otis on the subject was re-
ceived by the War Department today:
MANILA. July 2.-Transports Han
cock and Senator, with Nebraska
PENNSYLVANIA and Utah troops. left foI
San Francisco yesterday. Nebraska
fortv-two officers. S12 enlisted men;
PENNSYLVANIA thirty-fOur officers. az
enlisted men; Utah, nine officers. 29'
enlisted men. Nebraska left in Manila
one sick. Private Leuterman. Compa
nv H: thirty discharged. Pennsylva
MIA. seven discharged. Utah. twenty
nine discharged.
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Lowest Cash Prices Always.
Stage Line.
HENRY BRYANT. Prop.

The stage for kaneohe. hcesa. Wal
kane. and kucsoa. will leave Pos.ofnce.
Bethel street sldc as a N On Mon
day. wednesday and Friday. calling
FOR passengers and packages az Love
Joy g. Co.'S. No. ;s. Suuanu street
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SHIPBUILDINGs PLANT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Presl-
dent Henry Morse. of the New York
Ship Building Company. announces
that his company has completed 4
contract for the purchase Of over l2o
acres at the lower end OF Camden. y.
J.. opposite this city, for the consiruS-
ton OF its proposed plant.
There will be a water frontage ci
$500 feet and a depth of forty feet at
low tide along the entire front. About
1000 tons of steel have been purchased
for the construction of the buildings,
about 5000 tons of which have been
rolled and delivered IT the Pottstown
Bridge Company works At Potts
town. which concern was purchase
some time ago by the company. NorN
on the plant will be started Monday.
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New Tailoring Goods.
silk Crepe Shawls. CBlack. White
and ColoTed.)
Colored Lawns. 90 yds. si.O0.
Victoria Lawn. 75c the piece OF IL
yds.
I.aces. CBlack. White and cream.l
Hats. Caps. etc.
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Chinese Grass Cloth in White.
Brown and Light Blue.
Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs.
Fancy Carved and Scented Wood
Boxes.
Farwell Cotton. 36-in. wide. l6 yds.
s1.OO.
Ginghams. 90 yds. Si.OO.
Fast Color Calicoes. 90 IS. S1.O0.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service deliver
messages and packages. Tel. 3IS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
WEATHER BROTHERHOOD.
09tT Dwellers Take Great JOY in the
Bulletins in the Neighbour
hood Post Office.

A 3ty dweller who had read in the
papers about how in distant parts of
the country, where there were no daily
papers, the government weather re-
port was posted daily in the local post
office, where the farmers and others
interested could see 1t, was himself In
terested to discover that that same
weather report, or the one for this 10
cality, is put up in the post Office here;
he has found it.regularly in the branch
post Office where he goes to buy his
stamps and mail his letters, says the
New York Sun.
There Is very little farming land
around the branch post Office. the land
whereabouts being devoted principally
10 bricks and mortar; but the city
dweller who reads the notice there feels
himself thereby put quick in touch, as
the saying goes, with the agricultural!
interest, and he feels himself impelled,
If not to go and get in his hay at least
to get out his goloshes.
Though he may already have read il
In his evening poper, the weather report
seen here appeals to him with new
and novel interest. AS he turns in here
from a busy thoroughfare and walks
up to the bulletin, he can't help think
ing of the man in cowhide boots and
SLOUGH hat stepping, at that very mo-
ment perhaps, from muddy country
road into some far-distant post office
to sean the bulletin there. And this
sort of thing makes him feel that we're
all citizens alike in this big outfit; and
that, while the government may not
always perhaps get the prediction ex-
actly right, there's nothing mean or
skinny about the distribution of the
bulletins.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-03-31
POETESS GRINDS CORN.
MEMBER of a Famous Literary Family
Runs Grist Mill in New
Jersey.

Mrs Ada Granular Norton, poetess
and member of famous literary fam
lily, runs a gristmill at Hightstown, N.
j., and thereby, with the addition of
what is brought in by her pen, earns
a good living. Mrs. Norton is daugh.
ter of Rowena Cary eldest sister OF
Alice and Phoebe Gary, whose verses
are known throughout the world. She
owes most of her literary standing to
Alice Cary. who gave her much assist
ance and encouragement at the start.
In 1893 she moved with her husband
to Hightstown, N. j., and took charge
with him of a quaint little flour mill.
built in such fashion that the ma
chinery could be easily run by a won
an. Three years ago her husband died,
and since then Mrs Norton has had
sole charge She has built up a reputa-
ton for herself and her mill since then,
and farmers for ten miles around drive
to the little mill with their corn, al
though there are mills nearer home
to which they might go.
Unlike most mills, the one conducted
by Mrs. Norton has the wa ter wheel
actually in the building. The lower
part is Enclosed. In it's former days
the wheel and lower part were open,
and in winter the wheel was very apt
to be frozen and, becoming lmmova
bic, would cause the poetess untold
vexation. All this is done away with
by her little scheme of inclosing the
wheel.
Mrs. Norton lives in house scarcely
100 feet from the mill, large, artistic
and considerably older than the mill.
The mill is in peaceful. poetical place.
The poetess does not forget her lit
erary work, and even when engaged
In her duties at the mill her fanciea
keep busy