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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
M'LAUeHLIN NAMES DEPuTIEa
Tho Brooklyn Leader Breaks Away From
the Precedent Set By Tammnny.

The only Democratic organization within the
city OF New York that has taken advantage Of
the law which allows political bodies TO NOM
mate special deputies to serve under superin-
tendent McCullagh OF thu Metropolitan Elec-
ton District is tho organization in Kings
county Following the policy mapped out last
year the Tammany organization and the Dem
ocratic committees in Westchester. Queens
ana richmond counties have ignored the law.
which they opposed bitterly at the timo IL was
under consideration In the Legislature. Rich
ard Croker and Ex- Senator David d. Hill both
advised Democrats In 1893 to treat the law as
though 1t had never been enacted. Senator
Hill In his campaign speeches advised Demo-
Gratis TO knock down" any man who attempted
to prevent them from voting.
The time limit for all the borouRhs expired
on Wednesday. Superintendent McCullagh
has extended the limit for Tammany in Man
haitian until Sept. 1. so that undor no circum-
stances will the leaders be able to say that thoy
did not have an opportunity to mako nomina-
lions. Tammany leaders said yesterday that
the action Of the Brooklyn Democrats in
breaking away from the precedent established
last year and adhered TO this year In all other
boroughs did not indicate that the oreanisa-
tion over which the Hon. Hugh Mclaughlin
presdes had broken with Tammany. They
said that no rule had ever been adopted gov
erning the subject and that Mr.. Mclaughlin
and his lieutenants had perfect right to do as
they saw Mt In the promises.
Mr.. McLauRhlin's friends say that the Repub-
licans In Brooklyn are very wicked and that
tho services OF good Democratic deputy super-
intendents OF election are needed to preserve
the purity OF the ballot. Besides. the deputies
are employed for forty days at SIS day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
AS YoU LIKE IT" At LARCaMoNT
Corbett and Other ProfessionaIs Appear q
Church Benefit.

Corbett and Other Professionals Appear q
aChurch Benefit.
LARcHMoNT. N. y Aug. 24.-James J. Cor
bett, the ex-champion. appeared here to- nj ht
before nearly two thousand society people in a
benefit performance Of AS You Like It," for St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church The affair
was given on the lawn OF the Larchmont Yacht
Club by cast made up mostly OF members
OF tho theatrical profession summerinG at the
manor.
Corbett appeared as Charles. the Dukes
wrestler. and camo on the stage wearing long
black cloak. When he removed the cloak,
showing his finely developed form clad only In
a pair OF white trunks. the audience applauded
loudly. Tho other leading parts were taken
by Miss Bijou Fernandez OF Days Theatre az
Rosniind. William Beach as Orlando. Frank
Currier as 1ouchstone. Adolph Jackson as
0hrer. Frank Aiken as the Banished Duke,
and Maude Monroe and Helen Heating In the
roles OF Celia and Audrev The younger set
made up the court ladies. foresters and lords.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
NAVAh PARADE IN FRISCO uARBoR.
Welcome Home for the California volun-
teers-They Land To-day.


SAN Francisco. Aug. 24.-The transport
Sherman with the First California Regiment
and battalion OF the California Heavy Artillery
on board got great reception to-day when
she entered the harbor. Fifty steamers. yachts
and tugs formed an escort to tho transport and
came through Golden Gate and up the bay to
the sound OF salutes from the forts and the
battleship Iowa and the blowing OF innumer-
able whistles. The Naval parade started at
noon. and was one OF the most impressive
sights ever seen In this harbor. All the tugs
and ferryboats were decorated with flags,
banners and streamers.
Tho Sherman came slowly into place of tho
Folsom street wharf. where she dropped anchor
to the sound Of twenty lone guns from the Iowa.
All tho hills Of the city which command Wow
Of the bay were crowded with spectators and
the cheering could DO heard ont on the ship as
she passed slowly to her anchorage.
Tonight there was an illumination OF the
bay with fireworks aud tomorrow tho regi-
msnt will land and march through the streets
They will receive a great popular ovation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
HAD PISTOL AND A BADGE.
Two Men Arrested for Attempted Black
mail on a Womnn's COMPLAINT.

Two Men Arrested for Attempted Black
mail on n Woman's Complaint.
Mrs. Carrie Sanford OF 1921 West Fortieth
street reported at the West Thirty seventh
street police station last night that two men
had called on her on Wednesday night and an
nouncing that they were detectives. had said
that she was dlsorderly person and that they
would arrest her unless she paid them money
One OF them pulled pistol the woman said
and the other showed her badge to prove that
they were policemen. She gave them nifty
cents and they went away. Mrs. Sanford added
that the men had Just accosted her again on
Eighth avenue.
Two detectives went to Eighth avenue and
arrested two men whom Mrs. Sanford pointed
out The men were searched at the station.
One OF them. who said he was Joseph Brown.
and refused to give his address. had pistol In
his pocket. Tho other man said that he was
Charles Wilcox Is years old. OF 1856 Eighth
avenue. He had reporters badge marked
with the initials &c. S."
The two were locked up on a charge OF i'm
personatng policemen. The police say that
Mrs. Sanford is respectable woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
MURDERED HER Old MIsrREsA
A Discharged Servant In West Virginia
Takes . Horrible Revenge.

PARKERsBuRG, w. Va. Aug. 24.-Belle Col
Inns. middle-aged woman. who for several
years had been In the employ OF family
named Daniels at Thacker was dismissed last
week. and she left for Kentucky On Tuesday
night she appeared at the back door OF the
Daniels home. and. finding Mrs. Daniels alone,
walked into tho room and plunged dirk into
her former mistresss body.
Death was almost instantaneous. After COM
hitting the murder the Collins woman crossed
the Tug River into Kentucky and has not yet
been captured. The only witnesses OF the
crime wero Mrs, DanIels's two children aged o
and IL years. The 1S-year-old son OF Mrs.
Daniels has been missing for several days. and
it is feared that the Collins woman waylaid
and killed him before numbering his mother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
MINING Room Nv COLORADO.
New Record In Stock Smiles Follows the
Failure of the smelter strike.

New Record In Stock SRles Follows the
Failure of the smelter strike.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Aug. 24.-To-day's
sales OF Cripple Creek gold stocks broke the
record. Tho total reached !. 562. 1903 shares
valued at Slo2.327.50. Only once before. in
January last. have the sales passed the million
mark. The present boom started on Aug. ~,
when the resumption OF the smelters assured
a 100000 monthly increase In Cripple Creeks
output. The August dividends. breaking all
records have helped The Scptem Der dividen DIS
may reach 81. O00.O00. three times the amount
OF any months dividends thus far
London and New York figure in the lively de-
mand for stocks. The Cripple Creek and Dem
yer exchanged add. perhaps. 100000 shares to
to-day's sales. the record above being that OF
The boom promises to grow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
SHEPHERD REFUSES TO RESIGN.
Comm andant of tho Bath Soldiers Home
to BE Tried on Charges.

Comm andant of tho Bath soIdiers' Home
to BE Tried on Charges.
CORNING. N. Y. Aug. 24.-The result OF tho
meeting OF tho trustees ofthe New York State
Soldiers Home at Bath to-day. was that
Commandant z. o. Shepherd f1atly refused to
resign rs requested by six out OF nine trustees
and formal charges we're made by the execu-
tive Committee. The charges allege various
misapproprIatlon OF funds. official misconduct
and personal unntness for tho of'ce. The
Commandant has twenty days to file an
answer. and the trial OF the charges will be
held on Oct. IL. Monroe Wheeler OF Ham
mondsport. is counsel for the majority OF the
trustees. The Hon. Frederick Collin. OF Elmira,
and John F, Little. OF Bath. will appear for Mr..
Shepherd.
Members OF the Board are angry at Gen.
Daniel +. Sickles. Of New York. for his criti-
cisms OF the majority OF the Board. They say
they will depose him from the chaIrmansh
OF the Board OF Trustees. II his structures do
not cease.
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traitors. Blacker suggested that this evidence
be placed in the hands OF some responsible
politician like himself. who would use II to
clear up the whole affair. The witness said
that he reproached Blacker. saying that he
couldn't understand why foreigners meddled
In French affairs Finally the witness 10 a
grandiloquent manber advised the Judges;
II you think tho prisoner innocent. acault
him. although he Is a Jew. II you think him
guilty. condemn him. but whatever you DO, be
quick about It,"
The audience laughed at this and the witness
was walking on when NJ. Labon recalled him
and asked him to explain come points in his
evidence more precisely.
Col. Jouaust objected to this. and another
wrangle ensued. ending In Labori saving that
the witness might withdraw.
NJ. Labor asked that Gen. Roget be recalled.
but Col Jouaust refused TO have him brought
to the stand.
WITNESS DRAos IN THE KAISER.
n Mertain De Muller. a new witness. was
led to the stand. This witness. who was par
italy paraly Zed. related in a feeble voice q
story that he had visited the Kaisers palace at
Potsdam In Novem Der. 1894. with a friend.
and entered the Emporor's bedroom. He
saw upon table In the room book and also
Newspaper on the margin OF which were writ
Ton IN the emperor handwriting. with blue
pencil. the words Der Cap Dreyfus list
gefangen." Capt. Dreyfus 10 taken.J Tho
witness was uncertain whether the word was
gelangen ito obtain or Refapgen (arrested) He
protested that his memory OF the incident was
quite clear.
N. Demange asked the witness how he knew
that he was In Emperor's chamber.
The witness said he was told 80.
few more questions were asked as to the
details OF the room. which the witness readily
answered but there was no serious attempt
made to shake his extraordinary story.
NJ. Savlgaud was the last witness. He testi-
fed to having posted letters from Col. Picquart
to NJ. Scheurer- Kestner and others. When NJ.
Labor oross-eXamned the witness confusion
arose. which was presently explained by Capt.
CuIgnet announcing that there were two Saw
gauds.
The Court thon rose.
THE Sun CORRESPONDENT to-day asked the
defendants lawyers why they had not seri-
ously attacked Muller's incredible story. The
reply was that the witness was either lunatic
or low knave. and that 1t was impossible for
the Judges to attach the slightest Importance
to his statements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
cor MARRIED AND TOLD noDoDx
Now Young Mrs. Dohm's Parents Say The =
Won't EorEivO Her.


William Dohm. 20 years cid, and Miss
Georgina G. Howell. 81 years old. daughter OF
William H. Howell. Q builder. disappeared
together last Sunday plight from Villa ma-
bridge. where they both lived Dohm left
note for his mother stating that he and Miss
Howell had been married some time, and had
gone away together. He didn't say whore they
were going. and nothing has been seen of the
young couple since.
In one OF yesterdays papers a notice Of the
wedding was published. The date of the cere.
mony was given as July IT. 1885, The notice
was inserted by Dohm and was read with great
interest by his own snd his wfe's friends. Mrs.
Dohm is ready to welcome her son and dalgh-
ter-n-law back. but the Howells declare they
VIII never forgive their daughter Dohm had
been engaged to the girl for two years but her
parents objected to her being married before
she was twenty-five years old.
Young Dohm Is in business at 81 Cortfandt
street. this city. 1t Is believed that he and his
vile are keeping house in a Harlem ffnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
sERGr. LOTUS spuRNs 4 CHECK
But 1t Wasn't Bribery-OnIy n Lost Paper
Good for $4,000.

But 1t Wasn't Bribery-OnIy n Lost Paper
Good for $4,000.
Sergt. LOTUS flushed rosy red and
Strengthened m in his chair behind the desk at
the Third Precinct station in Newark yestcr-
DAY morning, when Frank Mccain OF 227
Adams street entered and laying down piece
Of paper said: HERDS check for So 600 for
you. Billy"
Take it away. Give 1t back to those who
sent you. I'm not in tho market" said
Lottus.s
But / picked this IN In the street and want
to iind the ownor," said McCann.
1t was check drawn to tho order Of Mrs. r,
Murphy and had no endorsement, The sigma
ture was H. Bernborn as cashier Of the speed
Manufacturing Co. OF Sea Clin. n. Y, and II
Troy on Aug. rs. DUNK Oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
NJ. LAB0RI TO SUE FoR LIBEL
Papers That Said tho Shooting Was an elm
pudent Fake" to Gain Sympathy.

Papers That Said tho Shooting Was an "Im-
pudent FakeD to Gain Sympathy.
Special Cable p0patsh to TuE Sun.
PARIS. Aug 24.-The Intrdnsiosdnt and the
Pdtr'ie are included in the proceedings for libel
which Maitre Labori. Counsel for Dreyfus. is
about to institute against the Croir and the
Libre PAROLE. He will also begin an action
upon the Same charge against NJ. Drumont. tho
proprietor and director Of the Libre Parole.
The ground OF the proceedings is the insinu-
alton that the recent attempt upon M. Laboris
life at Rennss was an 'impudent fake " on the
part OF N. Labor. designed to draw sympathy
to Dreyfus and himself.
NJ. Iabori deposited with the Procureur at
Rennes his bullet pierced and bloodstained
coat aud waistcoat az evidence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
CnxsoLIDArxD 0A~s nIrIDEvD.
A Quarterly One of One Per Cent. Declared
Yesterday.

The directors of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany declared a quarterly dividend Of l per
cent. yesterday. The company paid yearly
dividends Of per cent. for several years mp to
June Of this year. when it was decided to re-
duce the rate to q per cent. and a dividend at
that rate was paid last quarter, There was no
statement issued by the directors Yesterday to
account for the reduction in tho quarterly
dividend but II seemod hardly necessary as
It pretty well known that the losses incident
to the gas war are sufficient to account for il.
The fixing OF the lower rate OF dividend
seemed to have been already discounted in
the street. and in fact tho stock took a rise
from 49,. to 17S'. about tho time the news of
the action OF the directors reached the street.
and it was said that this was due to fear that
had been set at rest. that the dividends would
be passed Tor the quarter. The stock closed at
l75k.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
FOUND AN INDIAN MUMMY.
Harlan !. Smiths Discovery in British
Columbia Sent to New York.

harlnn i. Smith'H Discovery In British
Columbia Sent to New York.
VANCOUVER. b. c.. Aug. 24.-Haran I. Smith.
who represents the American Museum OF
Natural History in New York. has been on tho
coast for three months looking UP Indian
relies. He arrived here this afternoon from the
Harrison Lake district. where he made the
strangest ind OF ALA well-preserved mummy.
which he says may be over n thousand yoars
old.
He says it is without doubt a dead Indian
chie!tain. To-day he sent the body to New
York.
The discovery was made two days ago when
he came across q stone bearing n hieroGlyph-
ical inscription. 1t did not take him long to
ascertain that this was the door of hermcti-
cally sealed cave. Tho cave had been cut out
of a rock The body was preserved in Just tho
same manner as an Egyptian mummy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
TRIAL TO 60 ON FOR THREE WEEKS

Twenty Additional Witnesses For To-Day
NJ. do Freycinet To 10 Called.
Special Gable Despdtch to THE Sun.
RENNPs, Aug. 4.-Twenty additional wit
nesses have been summoned for to- morrow
NJ Lahori says that the trial will probably con-
tinue until Sept 10.
NJ de Freycinet. another ex-Mnister OF War,
will be examined next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
sPANI4RD ACCUSED DREYFUs.

But 1t IL Denied That He Received $500
fer Warning the Government.
Special Gable Dsipoteh TO THE SUN.
PARIS. Aug. 24.-The Echo de Paris admits
that Colonel the Marquis De Velcarlos. formerly
military attache to tho Spanish Embassy In
Paris. was the first to warn tho headquarters
staff that Dreyfus was a traitor. but denies
that the attacho received the sum of EGO in re-
turn for his information. which assertion has
been mado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25

o.. 49, from M C"'cd0o Tribune
hncst-"f N charge more for +. por,or,o-
ihtn you uscd To- do. Why "a IL, 1p'r'erhouse steak
it, H. price o II S eet have to pay more for
too :" DniAiIsr than IL used N n.
Proprietor OF Rcstaurant-..r,
account OF the scarcity Of beef OF course. s on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
CHICAGO NEEDS MORE colL.
Indiana Operators VIII Try TO Supply the
Demand, but Can't fromfse.

De"unu' Dus Cuh't Ffoniho.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. AuR. 24.-The Indiana
block coal operators and hve representative
jobbers Of Chicago met here to-day to devise
means for larger shipments OF coal to Chicago
and the Northwestern market. where tho sup
ply is steadily falling with the prospect Of thsre
being less than the demand when cold
weather sets In. The lake navigation supply
has not taken care otits own trade and the Chi
cago mon want Indiana to mako up the dehait
The difficulty to be overcome Is in getting ears,
Operators report that when they asked for cars
less than re-third the number required wore
delivered by the railroad companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
THE PLAGUE CASES At opoRro.
Disturbances Feared In Opposition to the
Strict Quarantine.

DIbtnTbNnres Fenred IN VppObitIOn to the
Strict Quarantine.
Special Cable DsspatcA 10 The Sun.
OPoRTo. Aug. 24.-Tho official report Of
plague victims shows three new cases and two
deaths yesterday The steamers bound to and
from Brazilian ports do not touch hero now,
and the malls are forwarded by way OF Eng
land Thus far mono OF tho doctors or nurses
attending tho sick has been affected.
There Ia a possibility OF disturbances owing
to the cutlery from merchants and the popular
indignation against the sanitary Gordon that
has been established TO prevent the spread Of
the disease. The Government 10 making efforts
to induce foreign countries to relax their
ouarantines aGainOt vessels and travellers
from Portugal.
1t is stated that two cases OF the plague have
appeared in Lisbon. but this is officially denied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
REPORTED AN ATTACK ON M. LABoRI.
Excited Frenohmnn Sent 800 Newspaper
Reporters on n Wild-Goose Chase.

Excited Frsnchmnn Sent 800 Newspaper
Reporters on n Wild-Goose Chase.
Ssseiai Gable D,spatcA 10 THE Sun.
RENNEs. Aug. 24.-No day passes withoutits
outside excitement. In tho midst OF dinner to-
night a pale. painting Frenchman rushed into
the principal hotel shouting: "A bomb has ex-
ploded at Laboris house" The three hundred
Newspaper men who were eating dinner i'm
mediately left tho tables and started for the
scene OF tho reported outrage. Every cab in
RenLes was pressed into service Those who
could not secure cabs ran tho two miles to NJ
Labori's house in the suburbs.
The small army stormed the portals OF the
residence. and the guards thereabouts made
preparations to repsl the mob. 1t was finally
explained that the report was q hoax. where
upon the hedraggled and persplrinG reporters
returned to their hotels. 1t was terribly hot
evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
MUST REPORT CONCEPTION CASES
Michigan Court Fines a Doctor For Re-
fusinE to Obey New Law.

fusinE to Obey New Law.
DETROIT. Aug. 24-The last Legislature
passed an act requiring physicians To report
to the health office all cases Of consumption.
chasing the disease as contagious. Doctors
generally refused to obey tho law. and the
Health Board had warrant Issued against DR..
Earnest l.. Shurley. one OF the leading phy-
sicans OF this city lmpleaded were nearly
score OF prominent physicians. The long
trial Of the case ended to-day, when Justice
Lemkie imposed fine OF $50 on Dr. Shurley.
Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
THE PLAGUE Ar SEW CHWAYG.
Not Serious Yet. but There Are Fears That
1t VIII Spread.


SHANGHAI. Aug. 24.-Ths plague has mado
it's appearance at New ChwanG. 1t is not seri-
Gus at present. but thOre are grave fears that
the disease will spread to Tientsin and other
cities in North China.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25

Former italian Ambassador to Franc,
Writes That He is Dying.

SPECIAL CdbN DtIpdtoF % THE SUN.
PARIS. Aug. 24-The Figaro publishes a let
ter written by signor Ressman. late italian
Ambassador to France, to tho Marquis WIS.,
conti-Venosti. italian Foreign Minister. in
which he says:
II feel that death is approaching. but that
doesn't frRhten me. / have only one regret,
that Of dying without seeing the innocence OF
the unfortunate Drayfus recognized"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
THREW 4 LETTER TO THE QUEEN
German Arrested In London, but Released
After an Investiga alton.
Special Gable Dtspdtch TO THE Sun

After nm Investigation
Special Gable Dtspdtch TO The SUN
LONDON. Aug. pa man. evidently Ger
man. was arrested last evening for throwing a
letter into the Queens carriage while Her
Majesty was driving, Tho letter proved to be
a harmless request to the Queen to procure "a
new trial OF case which had been decided
against the writer.
The man was liberated. He said he did not
know he wss breaking the law. as II was a
common practice on the Continent to throw
missives Into the royal carriage.
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SBseid' Cdblr DssrdicA To TIE Sun.
Morocco. Aug. 24.-The Sultan OF Morocco
has notified the powers that he is destroying
tho native boats on the Riff coast and placing
there gunboat to protect foreign shipping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
sIBER,IN pLAGUE ~ RUSSIA.
Measures Taken TO Prevent the Spread of
the Disease In Astrakhan.
Spsear cabh D,ipItcA to Tas sux.

Sp.eai Cabis DSIpItrh to Tvs suS
LONDON, Aug. 24.-Reports from Vienna
reitorate the statement that the iberian plague
has made its appearance In Russia Prince
OldcnburG, It is said. has gone to Astrakhan to
superntend the measures to prevent the
spread OF the contaEion.
The press censorship Of messages reporting
the progress Of the disease is extremely severe.
and this increases the VAGUE teelng Of alarm.
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CONGRESS- TO DISCUSS THE PLAGUE.
Meeting of Public Health Bodies to he
Held Mt Brussels Next Month.

Held Mt Brussels Next Month.
Special CdMs D,tpatoh,s 10 THE Sun.
ANTWERP. Aug 24-In view OF the alarm
caused by the appearance OF the bubonic
plague In Europe an International congress OF
public health bodies will meet at Brussels on
Sept.4.
LIVERPOOL. Aug, 24.-Owing to the plague In
Portugal tho Liverpool liners will not call at
Madeira.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25
FINNs IEArING THEIR cory,,v
Russian Oppression Sending MANY E,,,-
grants Here aud to Australia.
special CaLh De,patcA 10 r.,sr

LONDON Aug. 25.-The st, Petersburg cor-
respondent OF the Times says that 5000 Finn.
W nave Ie't Finland since February, The Finnish
send agents to choose lands in Ans,raItN 10
emiGrantA Similar agents are 49, 'ur
America. '"u' IN
the peculiar methods OF Russia,s i,,,
pniisy rs grhdu ally but surely dPivi9o nr,
most 'huustrions and hardest sons. ou' hsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-25

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