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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
DEBT SETTLEMENT

A dispatch from Richmond ss,,
what Is regarded as one of mos, A..
lomatiO moves known to Virginia MY ny
ticians' the United States goverum.',
is practically empowered to do vss'
may result 10 forcing settlement ).
tween West Virginia and this Sta.
The holders ofthis debt, which suon''
to $l5. 100000, have for years upsncoa u'
fully attempted 20 obtain sutbori,"e
bring suit against West Virginia in q! 70
name of this Commonwealth Rro we
Bros., & Fshnestock, OF New VIZ
are the holders of or represent aH.A'
Sl3, 600, 600 of this debt. Tnev I ~"
ever, are said to look with disfsyo NV ~
on the governments backing m sI
such suit. TIE authority for l ~.
action is provided i, the 40, us
the last session Ct CJneress a, a.
the payment of claims of the !"
spective States for equipment ..
troops for the Spanish Ame.icsn n. VI
1t directs that before any such c.'n
shall be paid to any State agsinsI vbo -
the federal government holds cIsi U
the Secretary of lthe Treasury sbsI
bring suit. The United STA e. 6olds
million or two of these West V,rOi,i'
certificates, and under this gu bori,a
the Secretary Of The Treasury ia on
powered to bring suit seai. st this Sta,
In the Virginia Senate YESTERDAY N.
Wickham stated that Hon. John q
Carlisle had been employed to inslitpIs
such proceeding against Virgins
The Virginia delegation in Cop
gress, Mr.. Wickham declared wond
expose on the floor OF the Hon
the manner in which this authorize
was granted if the government unds;
took to prosecute this suit without dns
nolice. 1t is pretty generally uDds,.
stood in legislative circles that a promi
nent West Virginisn inspired the hand
that prepared that innocent provision
in order that these proceedings NAV h.
brought.
The Senate yesterday considered And
will today pass a bill authorizing The
Virginia dett commission to have ds.
posted with them the West Virginia
certificates for settlement with thai
State. The bill provides that this com.
mission shall receive and take upon de-
post the certificates aforesaid. or have
the same otherwise placed or held on
deposit, subject to their control upon
an agreement and contract on the psr,
OF the holders of said certificate
that If the said com mission will secure
settlement with West Virginia with
respect to said certificates the said
holders of said certificates so deposited
will accept the amount realized on such
settlement from West Virginia on sad
certificates as q full settlement Of o.
their claims Hereunder. Should T. $50
deposits amount 70 as much ? two'
thirds of West Virginia's shar,. n n.
debt, then this commission with Tho
approval of the attorne' general !:
authorized to institute snch nrocsed.
iugs as to the conn Issiop NAV seem
proper. The cost Of any such proceed.
ings as may be t9.ken are to be bOpe
by such holders of the West Virgins
certificates as 10 axe their deposits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

Colonel William g. King, for twelve yesrs
postmaster of the House of Representatives,
Washington, died in Minneapolis, Mind, this
morning, aged ~ years. He was the mos
prominent man In Minnesota in it's early BIZ
tory and probably the only man who ey'f
secured verdict for 81 100000 ina lite
anti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

Z had dyspepsia for years No meicE
was 60 effective as Kodol Dyspepss Cure D.
gave Immediate relief. Two bottles prOdso
maj Vicious results" writes L. H. Wsrre9, 4
bany, Wis. 1t digests what you eat sad CAL
not fail TO cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

W. 6. Philpot, Albany. Ca, says: "Dswitrs
Little Early Risers did me more good than
any pills / ever took" The famous little
pills for constipation, bilioasnea and liver
and bowel tyouhleG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRApHIC NEWS
From Richmond.

lSpecisi olspatch 70 Alexandria daSettcsI
Richmond, Feb. 24.-Mr. DOnohoe
being absent, at his request Mr.. LuptOn
had amended the bill in relation to the
Mt. Vernon railway disposing of lite
surplus power.
The amendment confers on the City
Council OF Alexandria certain powers
the premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
The Markets.

Chicago, Feb. 23-The market closed a,
follows: Wheat May 67As67 1ss68A
July 67aas67 7sa667s COrn-Msy -. Porh
May -.
Georgetown. Fob "a -Wheet 70s74.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

A whito man named Hartman hs:
been practically cured of the bu OOnC
plague by the Injections OF serum, st
Honolulu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. "a, 1900

ACCORDING TO the Constitution, .
State cannot be sued. But, for all tna'' IL
is reported that Senator EIkins, OF West
Virginia, is trying to induce Secretary
Gage to sue Virginia for the one-th'rd
of the original debt OF the State tnat was
justly spportioned to West Virginia.
Possibly Mr.. Elkins is one of the pro-
motors of the proposition to change the
Constitution, so as to surmount the
difficulty referred to. Until that change
be effected, however. Mr.. Elkins had
better "hold his horses" or be may pos
sibly be deprived of bis seat in the Sen
alta by The obliteration Of his State, as
the Constitution says, no State shall be
formed OF the territory of another, with
ont the consent of the latter. and, &C.
cording to republican authority and a
decision of the D. 8, supreme court,
Virginia never was out Of the Union.
No Virginisn, however, need De alarm
ed at the rumor of the suit referred 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

ARRIVED.
Str Dennis Simmons, Williamson, n Y
lumber TO Smo0t & Co.
Scbr Ruth B Price. Norfolk, lumber s''
shingles to Henry K Field & 20.
SAILED.
scAr Mary Ann Shea, MachOdoc, lnn'e
oy SmOot & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
nEsIRABLE COUNTRY PBOPbhH
Enp CATE up RENT

IL FOR BALE Oh hEN = IN
HOTEL and STORE BUILDIHG ~ 81
village of Haymsrket, Va, with Ioo s''' ana
land attached. Railroad, teleg,sP zion 70.
telephone facilities A profitable oc' ..o,ci,l
entertain summer boarders and coiii tessb.
travellers. The property can 10 "a.
cheap and on easy terms. Apply To- "
dress v.
g A. HULFJSH. Haymsrset, va.
or WORTH HULFIsH, Alsxsndn1 -
feb23 1W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

LEWIS CONvICrED.-Uharles R. Lew.
is, who has been on trial in the couuty
court at es.,hsville since the u int
charged with burning the canning fac.
tory of Thomas P. Fallen, was fouad
guilty yesterday afternoon by the jury.
and was given eight years 10 the per.
lteotiary. When court reconyeued
yesterday morning, Lloyd T. smith re
sumed his argument for the common
wealth, and concluded about twelve
O'Clock. The case was then submitted
to the jury, who, after being out three.
quarters of an hour, rendered the yer.
dict. Immediately the verdict was su.
nounced Mr.. Lewis's counsel made
motion for new trial, on the ground
that the jury had been separated during
the hearing OF the case. The court will
convene again today, to hear the mo.
ton. There are four other ndici.
ments now pending In this court
against Lewis, and it is the intention oil
the common wealth to arraign him for
trial at the next term of court, on ont
or more of these charges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New York. Feb. 24.-The stock marie
opened irree ular but generally lower. Bi'.'
ness was light, and entirely professions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24
ARRIVED.

POET OF ALEXANDRIA. FEB. "a. 1907.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

There was much antitrust talk at
the beginning OF the session, and an
antitrust DILL was introduced by Sena-
tor Barksdale and one by MIR. Graveley
10 the House, but there has been great
care exercised not to antsgonize the en-
try Of capital in the State, and no anti
trust legislation will mature this ses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-02-24

republicans to effect that object have
announced their determination to vote
against it; but republican congressman ,
unfortunately, cannot be relied upon.
Mrs. U. s. Grant, who Is living in
this city, has been quite i'll, but is re-
covering.
Most OF the Virginia congressional
delegation, If a contested election case
rom their State not be set for the lat
ter part OF next week. will 60 to Rich
mond next Friday, to attend the meet
ing of the State democratic committee
20 be held there that day.
The Dauhgters of the American Re
volution held the warmeet session of
their convention today. The fate of
The official magazine, the American
Monthly, was at stake. A very large
number Of the delegates were for cut.
ting it of altogether 1t was a needless
expense, "a money maker for somebody
but loser for the society" remarked
one determined state regent. The
friends of Miss Mary Isabella FORSYTH.
chairman OF the magazine committee.
sprung to her defense and denounced
the attempts to least reflections" on
either her ability or faithfulness TO the
cause. The magazine will probably be
continued but the mouey granted it
for expenses will be cut down. The
convention will close tonight,
Representative Richardson il not yet
through with the trusts, although he has put
in bills to prevent interstate exchange Of four
,r FIVE commodities presumed to be controlled
by trusts He has two or three others, and
his bill of today Is simed ct the Standard Oh!
Company. He has another aimed st federal
steel.
The Joint committee on library has report
ed favorsbly bill sppropriatins $50, 900 for
the site and pedestal for q statue of Major
General George B. Mcclellan which is to be
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Do Nothing B6ig holding Record
tcontinued from liFst page !

for consideration.
Mr.. Hall Of Bib waited to turn.
down inc acsiop oftse committee and
substitute FOR TIE depot measnre the
tex III. .Tnisw4s vie openinq gun IN
! q Sht that was notAtug lee thar aU-1
s1Fd IN 81 its parts.
INC orponepts q TIE depOs bill n I
4ga tilibastefingf T y sA lead / il
prQn ply isllenea by shs sapporssrs st
she eill, who wished. they Saimea, 10
show BE aasut disy q the proceedings
under the ruling q speaker Little shss
= YEA and nay yste may be tsksn On
The question .oi whether any member of
ths A0use may HAYS tAs ris6i % sxplaih
his vote. The yeas and nays vers cali
cd Tor and taken dozsns Of times. When
the house adieurusd ii o'clock 10th
ing whatever had been dons.
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BIRD Law.
The MoekinG Blfd ig Also 70 70 Pro
tecsed br Law
The senate bi1I that hsa inat passed

! = 4 ata
The senate bi1i that bss inst passed
20 protect me neektng btrd viii also.
prooaoIs rect with Inc eep oral I ! he
house and become , law
The no king birds oi Georgia
are the sweetest singers u shs World
ana i i thought that 4 Il high
time that they were oeiRs pFotec ed5
Nearfy svsy boy around hers can
srmsmber ne he WHEN be dflighsed
u II ling the n9csifg BIRD bscsnse {.
ran .heFsbin away from the low eyer
gts Is ana china sreesin the city
The robin has always been regarded
ss : game bird BY ematenr hunters and
they have had grudps against the
mockiag bird for running il away TIE
mosking bird. howsysr. is atrictly a
product Of the south aud there is hard
lyanan Or woman who has not been
charmed BY Ito meiodies
Everybody who has any sentiment Or
any love Of nature will jim IN hoping
that the bill passed BIZ the senate will
become a law.
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invisasions hsys been issued 70 .
oeassifnl high nooa wedding, which
viii b soisrhnizsd % December the.
niaetsfnsb. nineteen huaarsd, Il the
ione q - brides parsnss MI and
AGrs.9 Gi spostswood, fourteen hun-
fred ard eight Main street. Jackson
|vills. Florida, when the hsarts and
hands II Miss while WOOD u that
CITY and Nj, Roland Augustus Mulslns.
|of nranswick, viii be ioIaed Tor ali
Tins by ths asausifulIy aactsd words
q sne plssbytsFiaa oerenony
MIS- sposisweed il oas q Jackfon
vIlle's moss chsrmine ana at.raoave
gosas ladies, i Girl y wonderful sweet
and gracious personally, aud one wbo
y aeariy loved where ever she IT,
known. Mr. uglins Is well known IS
busiaess manage Il the B-pnsylck
gIArs All. isone n the most popu
laF and highly ssseenied young nieu ia
Brunswisk, one q sterling character
and worsi aad ope who i ssassea aaa
beloved 81 essry one
isaneaiaeiy be yea ling sere-
mony Al sissaps dlRass u b served
attic home of khs brides arenss,
Ter which she young couple win leayet
st once fos Brunswick sheir future
hons They win 10 Il the oale.herpe
for the present, and the sweet young
bride win be gladly welcomed toi
Brunswiekby ne hosl u stlepds il Mr.
Mulline
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It's gen.leman's wbiskey, 1 pure
delicious beverage, ard grand appe-
tizer. Don't forget the name, II. W.
Harper" whiskel the kind your
grandfather used. soidby 7. Newman,
Brunswick, Ga,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-12

We are agents for the eslabFated
Modes Bazsr Glofe Fitting Patterns
the best paper pattern ID the World Tor
l0c. CALI and get the latest fashion
sheet free Of charge. j. II Heller q
Bro
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9ooiietq.
qHE rHouoHr.oF You.
II MAa1 sgNIsH RunRopens

care not whether the skies ere blue,
q the clouds gloom black above me;
4 sweet thought eones nith the thought d yop
You love ne desr,yoa love me-
Ai'd lofse ing levs, with me briSht eyestrae,
And tAe.rea lips Kind with kisses
There iano loys4iaemy lore for you,
Noioy N % World ike thisls.
~ r (ifffrp n,
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FOR GsALE II Wo GOOD Houses
IN OLD TowN-To THEHIGH-
EST BIDDER
ESD BIDDER.

We viii sell on TuesdaS ianuAry
sth, to the highest bidder for the cAsh.
that certain two.stosy house, situated
in the Old Town Of this city, On Ellis
atreet ara known as the western one
half ofthe northern ons-half Of Old
Town lot 800 Also, that ouo.story
house, situated on Egmont street said
heuse being On lot knOwu as .hp east
esn oae-half Of the northern oue-half
Of old Town lot $40.
This property e 10 good condllions
and both reDtsd.
BRonsroS, FaaDie & Co.
We have rsoaivad the a0ercY of 4
4
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byterian church held an important
meeting yesterday afternoon, at the
home Of The Misses HszleAprst On Han
oyer square. Many nsmBers we're
present, and ,evsral subjects Of in,e :
est were brought up snl discussed
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" D Burroughs, J ~, ii Am0ne
~ friends agaiu. after bis recsn III.
ness Il bis h0sne on d street
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Many friends regret 10 know that
little Miss Annie Dyer has been auits
sick for ssveral days. - TIE home Of
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.. w, b.
sBexFle On Z street.
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Msster HsFry Everett has rsarp
from short Welt to Sterling.
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Master Plumb Everett Is making
splendid Efforts In bis studies 81 Dan
loDega. where be il attending school
ihis year,
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Mrs, Ernest Fleming ana H.tle son,
Master Ernest Fleming, Jr- arc spend.
mgasygral weeks ID brunswick, the
charming guests 81 Mr- and Mrs. r. q /
Fleming, at their home On Grans street.
Many friends regro' TO know ,hstI
Mr.. NJ. Isaac is seriously III In Atlantis.
Miss Mamie Ross ts expected a. home
for the holidays, from Jamaica, where
she has an interesting school this
year.
Mr.. 4, 7. Hi3h, after an absence q
several mOnt5sdurlng which she has
made her home in Atlsata, is spend,
ing rome time in Brunswick, the guest
of her sister Mrs A. v. wood, al her
home on Gloucester street.
Mss Rosa Ross, who is teaching at
Bladen. expects to spend the holidays
at heme.
Miss Bessie Anderson re,ursed last
night from visit 10 Macon.
Many friends OF bright little Miss
Mary verdery regret to know that she
is quite sick at her home on -Wrigbt
square,
The Missionary Society OF the Pres
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Desdo aasa !. cshsr Psopis : stosass, B
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The Missionary society Of the Pres
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r. q Fleminr has returned to
y4nswick, after pleasant visit to
Middle Georgia.
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4 hesatifslf Wedding 10 NE Pfes bg-
terian ohuEoh laas evening Rev
2. Eollines oFsh oilieiAsiag, vas that
81 aiss Haeaun Madaen aed Nc,
Ralph Tuppar IN the pressnes o
snsaH friends and relatives A. nv
organ 8es. Bass Played with mas
ssrly tolcp sie mafeh Of MendeIs-
sosna Angel ssFenade. and
the nsfs gsQsa TAnnsusar M. =.
sYard Batta, Mr.. Howard
aAd aIf Charles Fleming acted
~ pshers The BRIDE vas chafr1ingly
stirred il going away gown, and I'M
msdiately sitter The ceremony, amid
the 5000 wishes Of host Of fsisudy.
Mr.. ana Stra Taper LEFT for bridal
trip 70 the north and east, Gon their
return, theS vall make theirhom with
the groorl's psssnss Capt, and Airs.
william Y, Tdpp % Union street
Miss Madden was one 81 Brunswicks
charming ana popqIsr young ladies'.
i.-t a
NJ. Turpr one q The most highIs
thoughs-of yaung men IN the ri
and tbs arss aambsr % beausitul sas
handsoFis presenta received, Asae ttdI
silently the great popoisriss d thsI
young oupls.
Mrs. CT Hsrksr, 81 Aagusta 81
the chatminS asa asfrsofis guest %
hsr daash sF Ms iaal Tor
several vesks and & inc Tsac'aas Fe-
clpisat + macy atenfiona
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we AT need aoster Peoples MooeS.
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Ws hsve raoaivad the a9ency of &
celebrated 100. pattern fashion sheets,
free. ]. q Keller & Bro.
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4 big dance Al WAyDeaviile a few
nights $40 was aftended By large
uumheE q sgunE people from Bruns-
wick.
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Col. j q. DlIworEh ID spending d
fen days Ii st. Msry's.
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Miss julia Hal, Of Fernandins is
the guest q Miss Bessie Anderson
Mrs. s e. Askinson has returned to
B-aaswick after ! summer ana fail ID
A lsuse and North Gaorgia
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Reys p. Wstson WiuD. Of ST. 81
mon Islsnd, spsnt yesterday With
friendsssn Brunswick
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Many friends regros TO know that
Mr.. NJ. Isaac is seriously i'll In Atlanls.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E. Har
of Groton. South Dakota: I" Was taken with a
bad cold which settled on my lungs, cough set
in and finally terminated in consumption -Four
doctors gave me up, saying could not live but
a short time. l gave myself up to my Savior
determined if l could not stay with my friends
on earth 1 would meet my loved ones above.
Mr. husband was advised to get Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
gave it trial, took in all eight bottles 1t has
cured me and thank God am saved and now a
we'll and healthy woman +" Trial bottles free al
G. W. Houston's drug store. Regular size 500
81 .OG. Guaranteed or price refunded l
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
A Mild Pre.a-1cation.

"Bostonians are not so slow, and
some of them are wise enough to dodge
when anything drops" said A. J..
Douglas of New York at the Raleigh
My reason for saying this is that
came over from New York the other
day with very clerical gentleman,
who gave the Hub as his address. We,
of course, gossiped, and l was little
afraid that / was 'stringing' my friend
until he told me n true fish story,
which happened only week ago. The
tale, as he related it, was that large
hawk captured a big bluetish some
where down the harbor, and while fly
ing off to devour it at leisure, the fish
wriggled away and fell into a farmers
yard and into the jaws of big mas
tiff, which was sitting there. The
mastiff, being good dog. Immediately
brought the fish to his mistress. The
man from Boston claimed that he was
visiting in the farm house at the time
and saw the fish, which was still alive,
and which, after being nicely baked,
made a splendid supper for the fam
lily. Then the grayevisaged gentle
man from Reantown had the nerve to
tell me that while the farmer received
a good fish. he lost good dog. as the
canine has since been useless. and will
do nothing but sit upon his launches
and gaze eXpectantly into the sky, as
If awaiting more fish"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The German empire had in 1898 3D.
639 postottices.
Only one-third of the population of
Calcutta are females.
The worlds production of lead
amounted in 1898 to 1000 tons.
The wages Of a Chinaman at Annoy
amount to about S. a month.
Gondolas on the canals of Venice
are giving place to naphtha launches,
About S9o0O,O00,OO0 is the present
capitalization Of trusts in the United
States.
1t is very creditable for a newspa-
per writer to be ''short in his ac.
counts"
At a temperance revival in Kan.
sas town last week SOB persons signed
the pledge.
Berlin is to have a network of I'M
derground railways. 1t is expected
that two years will suffice for complet-
ing it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
His Experience.

Frau Hingstermeier, the wife Of
Herr Hingstermeier. the lion tanner,
was what may be termed-to put it
mildly-a virago. and held Hingster-
meier in absolute subsection.
The lion tanner returned to the fam
lily caravan one evening in a state of
hilarity, which made him feel that he
would better postpone an interview
with his better half until his condition
had worn off. He therefore concluded
not spend the night in the family quar-
ters.
The next morning his wife called
him to account, and he explained that
he had been having little jollification
and did not wish to disturb her slum-
bers on his return.
where did you sleep?' she de-
manded.
.'In the cage with the lions" he re-
piled meekly.
"Cowardn' Kissed Mrs Hingster-
meier with a look as one robbed of her
just dues.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
Merri,nac NAY Have Foundered.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Ir has been learned
that the British steamer Malin Head,
which saileG from Androssan for st.
John on Jan 23 picked up piece Of
wood marked 'Melrim-'' The board
is supposed to be part of one of the
boats belonging to the missing British
steamer Merrimac, which sailed from
Quebec Ocs. 81 for Belfast, in command
of Captain Shallis. Nothing has beer
heard of her since she left Canada