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UNCLE MARCUS IN TROUBLE.

1t has been Il long, long time since the
American people have gazcd upon a
more pathetic national figure thHn Uncle
Marcus Aurelius Hanna OF Ohio, says
liz. Atlanta Constitution. He Is being
forced by "A concatcnarion 81 circum-
stances that he vaiLly struggles to con-
troll into a position that pains INN. cyi-
IDENTIFY, from the back ~ hi, neck Ia the
horny place on his heel According to
his dcspairlng testimony, hc is having
all sorts ~ trouble III iighmg down the
popular notion that he Is or ought 20 Le
II candidate for the Presidency oi the
United States.
We think it is one OF the snddcst
things on record that tho people will not
believe that Uncle Marcus Is III politics
from the eublimcst oI unsclhsh motives
Thoy do not seem 10 catch on com mplctcly
to the fact that he left the delights Of
private citizenship only because he saw
the country drifting To the dcmnitIon
bowwowE 1t was a pure piece 81
patriotism 0n his part when he caught
it by the tail and yankcd it back from
perdiuon and planted It safely on the
rock oi prosperity.
Incidentally II was necessary Tor him
to have "a President 10 do the official
chores Of the salva,iOn scheme and yet
more incidentally il became Il mnttcr Of
prccaution to get John Sherman out Of
the United States senate and get INN.
self IN, Just to see TINT uone Of the
Democratic scabs III that power house
monkeyed with the dynamo OF crossed
the feed wires. And all went we'll until
anarchy stepped in and changed tho
whole face OF affairs.
Since the Roosevelt accession the
position Of Uncle Marcus ha- been ono
oi uncertainty. 1t III true that he has
profcsscd the largest loyalty to the Pres.
Idcnt. hut somehow the Presidential
cotcrIu has not accepted the tenders at
par. There Is a large. rank SUSPICION in
administration circles that "ihcOld man"
is playing Foxy Grandpa in he political
game. Gnd he way III which ne holds on
la the lloyd regard Of the mOncycd
magnntcs ~ the party and keeps in
touch with the sou .Arru delegate
Ihakcrs uud takes to himself the indOr-"-
ment II the . iip II publ an machine
thnt hc might have turned tn Konscvclt
II he had Ch"scn tn do so are symptoms
TINT the White House party views with
alarm!
Still Uncle Marcus protests that he il
not an aspirant for the Presidential nom
ination ~ his party, Ana why should
ne no' pe bclinvely Tho administration
ought la help INN establish the fact.
especially II he wants "a chance To get
the nomination again md try Tor re-.
election, because il Uncle Mark il
forced tn he the candidate in 1901 the
licking the Republican pnrty will get
from tho people will be H.plcnty for II
long pori0d III the future.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial District OF tho State Of
Nevada In and for the County OF EIko.
In the mattcrof the Estate OF Charles
GrCeubcrg DccCascd..-NotIoc np.
pointing time for Probate OF WIN.
a documnt, purportIng to bc the last Will
and Testament Of Charles Grccnborg deceased
having Oh the 3Oth day OF July 4. u. 1907, come
into the possession OF said District Court, and
petition for tho probate thereof and for tho
Issuance OF letters tcatamcutary to Alice
Lowo having boon filed with the Clerk OF
said Court.
NortcE ~ liEHEnY GIVEN. That Monday.
tho 18th day OF August A. u. 1902 at 10 o clock,
A. ", OF said day, ut tho Court Room Of said
Court, nj the town OF Eiko. In tho County OF
Elko, DO. and tho samo Is. hereby appointed
tho time for proving said will and hearing said
application when and where my person inter.
cstcd may appear and contest tho said WIN,
and may nlo objections 10 writing to tho grant.
ing OF Loiters tosiamcntnry TO said petitioner.
Dated July Uth. lp12
- a. q. DAwLEY,
I SEAL Clerk.
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We would bc tho most successful
siorckcepcr IN the world il we could lie
az cntcriainingly about butter and eggs
as We do about our cugtOmcrs'
babies.
When pug dog comes III with laly
we feed him eugar cnkcs; but when tho
dog comes in al no wc crack his ribs
with n poiato.mnshcr.
We never sold but one man Il bottle OF
perfume. md no eprinklcd that around
the cOrncrib tn kill rats.
After u woman feeds her husband
three packages oi prepared BRAIN food
shc thirkr he ought To know enough to
lot hor boss everything around.
Thoto ~ no chccpc, however strong
its constitution, but will feel weak when
plnccd nlongeidc II young wiic's iirst
lemon pic.
We kias dirty .facuI children some.
lines moro na matter Of business than
Rs II token " love.
There ia no grief so pa'hC tic M that OF
n woman who buys n pair oi ahoco just
before wo start bargain sale in tho
ehoc department. Buffalo Express.
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a New IinnE For ItcnO.

Tho now Farmers & Mcrchants' lBnnlt
~ Reno will open ita doors about Sep.
tcmbcr !. Articles incorporating the
company were filed Friday. Tho bank
will occupy tho now ltylind Levy build.
my, wcst ~ the bow Journal building.
\. +. ToolOy, formerly cashier Of tho
fnrmcrs' bank at Kctysvillc, Mo. will
bo cnshicr, md W. J. bccto of Ron q
bookkccpcr. Tho dircclors oi tho now
bank arc W, j. Wcstcriicld, r. +. Duna.
way, II. Is. McKissick. T.. -. King, A.
Toolcy IL. Dollcy, William Lovy and
fred GrOb.
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Elko, Nevada, Friday, August Is. 1902.

rREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in treasury to the credit OF the
various funds. pril /, 1902:
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Lincoln County on Fields.

Locators III tho oil claims are busy
getting their claims surveyed
and munumented. Tho survcyor haa
been on tho ground during the week
andstill has several groups to cover.
w. II. Brainbridgc, while in Los An.
gees last week, succeeded in interesting
party of capitalists. Their expert is
expected out thiH week to examine tho
field. Mr.. lirainbriIgc reports TINT
Los Angeles oil men are taking agreat
interest i'll the progress Of the local field
and that on every hand hc was eagerly
questioned.
From another source il ia learned
upon good authority that within the
next sixty days 1T least two rigs will bc
in operation. LOs Angeles men, who
have been very successful in tho south.
Crn California ticlds, will furnish tie
cnpital. These good men now have nm
agent in the field who is quietly making
arrangements preparatory to beginning
operations. Indications are, that oil
will bc reached in less than 1000 icot,
but there will 10 ample means with
which to sink to n far greater depth. -
Scarchlight.
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Tho above balance stands 10 the
credit OF tho various funds Rs pot
Treasuror's Balance Sheet, dated April
]. 1907
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PHILIPPINE CHUELrIEs.

committee appointed Few months
ago 10 make further investigation in re-
lation to alleged cruelties perpetrated
upon tilipinos by the American army
have written a letter to the President IN
! which they sharply criticize President
Roosevelt and Secretary Root, umd con
clude us follows:
| Ihe allegations we make are grave;
the condition of affairs we describe Sc.
rions. As national record it is dis.
crrditable
-Ghc good name of tire country Is im.
| plicatcd, as IL also the professional char.
acter of officers Of the army, some Of
them retired, many still III high com.
| mand.
ave stand ready to cooperate direct.
ly md III utmost good faith TO the end
that all offenders may be brought to
| iuatice aud punished.
"ln this communication we have made
reference. the personal application of
which Is obvious and Of record.
To those thus referred to, courts OF
military inquiry are open; and. if de-
mnudcd, would doubtless at once be ac.
corded. Before such courts, il once con.
vcncd, we Will hold ourselves prepared
Ia substantiatc any and all charges here
| advanced,
I'VE find ourselves, though with deep
regret. Compelled TO take issue with you
on one important order.
-ln your review OF July Nth you say
ALMOST universally the high ofliccre
hnve 80 borne themselves rs to supply
the necessary checks over the acts uf an
improper character by their subordi-
nates. We, on the contrary, have found
ourselves impolled 10 the belief that the
ncts referred to were far more general
the decentralization morally perversive
We hold ourselves ready to direct your
attention to concrete cases the iuvrsiisa
ton of which world demonstr rato tho
following criminal acts contrary to all
recognized rules a.I usages OF war, un
the part 0f the oflic ~ and soldiers II
the United S'Htes:
"first Kidnr;,.ig nd n.u:l,r.
under ClTcuEstG. 'cs + a.. nav .ir
brutality.
- 'ru..t Re- ,ary.
"rmrd r:a.Arc, both q! me- AuG 3.
men, and rrpr oi the latter.
Fourth no intiici!nn II ,!eutn on
other parties. on the 1t rugth uf rvi.
dcncc elected through toriurc.'
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Ross WriEhI's Death.

Tuesdays Salt Lake Tribune gives
ing Of Ross Wright:
II says that he had been in the pool
at the SunitHrium. on Third Sonth street
and was preparing to take shower
bath before leaving the Sanilurium.
lie was seen to run rapidly along the
west side of the pool toward the shower
bath. and when within few feet OF il.
he fell head for emOst, striking the ce-
ment floor with great violence. \ mo.
ment later he rolled into the pool i'll a
Unconscious condition. lie battled
fccbly III nn effort to keep above the wa
ter.
ii Il, Gibersnn. visiting Elk, from
Ouray. Colorado. rushed to the spot
where Mr.. Wright went down and be-
gan diving for him and soon reco vered
his lifelcss form. DIR. Chandler arrived
within ten minutes and labored over Mr..
Wright Tor nearly two hours. but was
unable to rcspscItnte him. Those who
cav the accident : ~ TIM: .4c could have
been sired had IT,. tre nent for the
appI rtly G.u "m.l becn ."vcn mm ns
soon .a ne was ...''i on I the water,
as hc .ad l.. u Il Ter Il -uriace less
thnn 20 mrl u'rs ,cio! @ ng pulled
to the ,ldi'
Mr. rigL,'- .,.Hnins wiil arrive on
No. . ms evening md tie funeral will
Ill. r
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Az Exciting NIgh, Out at LovOiock.

Postmaster Chas. NJ. Suin il viaitor
from Lovclock, Ilc WIS placed in
peculiar mud intcrcating circumstances
Inst Thursday night.
II seems that umbragc WAS tadcn Mt
n certain article published in Mr.. Sain's q
paper. the Tribune, and alleged to have
been wired by him to n city paper.
Tho fricnds Of the party liscusacd IN
the aTticls in question male n raid on
tho postollicc lato that night. Mr.. Sain
was holding tho tort. II in sHid that the
crowd carried lircarme. An entry into
tho building was not gained aud tho
postmaa,Cr cacapcd unscnthcd.
4 report has boon made to Washing
ton aud postal inspectors arc looking in
"a the cagc.-Ucno journal.
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JOINT STATEMENT
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County

For Quarter Ending March II. IaCa.
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grippe and weaken. DcWitta Little
Early Riscrs cXpcl all p"isnn from the
system and act as tonic to the liver. W.
Scott. 5yl Highland ave. Milton. Pa
says: al have carried DyWitt's Little
Early Riscrs with Ine for several years
and would not he without them" Small
and casy to take. Purely vegetable. They
never gripc or distress. ElkoDrug Co.
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Operation for Appendicitis Prevented

Mrs. Ford received telegram Monday
from John l.. Wheeler. her son.ir law,
in San Francisco, stating that hs wife.
Halle, had been attacked with apen-
diritis und il was feared nm operation
would he necessary. Word VIA re-
ccivcd later that the dnngcr wa ppsscd.
An operation had been advised by two
prominent physicians, but Mr.. Wheeler
would not permit oi 81 III i stop with
out advice oi Ina bro hrr.in. Inv. Dr.
Lamson Of Stockton. Cal. Tho doctor
was sent for, md ma II result Mrs. Whcc-
lor was not operated upon. All coEdi-
tions are now reported favorable FOR her
speedy recovery under tho treatment nd
visCd by DR.. Lamson.- Eureka Sen
tincl.
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There are now employed in tho mines
Mt Tonopah proper abou, 100 men.
Thcrc are 90 in Klondikc, 90 in Liberty
district. % in Ray, IL or moro in Gold
IIill and 40 in l.ono Mountain or
Wecpah. IL bonanza.
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$50

Paye board and tuition for entire
school year in the Salt Lake Collegiate
Institute. For particulars addrcss,
i;onERr J. CAsHEY, Principal,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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STATE OF NEVADA. L,
COUNTY uF ELKO.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo, April /. 1909.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners Of Eito county, New:
GENTLEaEN:-We herewith submit our
Qarterly Report Of the Finances Of the
county FOR the quarter ending March 81,
1902.
Respectfully submitted.
&. w. GROVER. Auditor.
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-17
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
For Farmers, Stock Raisers, Manu- lecturers, Miners, Merchants, In- vestors, Tourists, and Amuse
 ment Managers

Is shown in a novel folder issued by the Union Pacific, containing 64 pages of matter concerning towns on the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.,, with the population of the towns, points of interest, statement of com mercial enterprises both in town and tributary thereto, hotels and other information. Also shows in detail all stage line connections of the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line and Ore gon Railroad & Navigation Go, as we'll as towns, opera houses, names of managers, etc, between Missouri River and Pacific Ocean.
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-17
1 ABOUT PEOPLE MAINLY.
Nice layer cake at Huffman's s.

Nice layer cake at Huffman's.
 Fresh bulk oysters at Huffman's.
 Nice celery at Huffman's bakery
 Vanilla wafers at Huffman's 1s1dtf
 Courteous treatment at Huffman's
 The Metropolitan guarantees plainly what they will do. TT d5t
 Domestic and imported Swiss cheese at Huffman's. 13f dtf
 The Metropolitan policies have no estimates but absolute guarantees. St
 F. P. skipwith returned Monday af ternoon from short trip to Little Rock
 T. J Watson and Henry Bordwell left Sunday night for a few days visit to St, Louis
 Sam Meyer came up from Little Rock Sunday to spend day with his fathers family
 Miss Mary Laird returned Saturday from visit of several weeks to Mrs. John L. Conner at Augusta.
 For rent Four room house at east end of Lake bridge. Plenty of good water. Apply to J. Q. Guynn. d3t
 Insure in the Metropolitan Life In- surance Company of New York. s. M Powell, Manager, Little Rock, Ar kansas. 177 d5t 
 Misses Susie and Maggie Rogers of Walnut Ridge came down Monday noon on visit to R. w Randy and family.
 J. M. Berger Jr. and A Arndt spent pleasant Sunday in their former home Jonesboro, returning Monday morning.
 For Sale Residence, corner Hazel and Fifth streets. Terms made known on application.
 IA dtf MRs CORA A. MCDONALD.
 For nice rigs of any kind aud good driving horses, place your call with R. L. Robinson, upper end of Front Street. Charges always reason. able. 62dtf
 Mrs. Addie Willis was expected home Monday noon from months visit to a college friend i'll San Antonio, Texas, Miss Gussie Campbell, but fail ed to arrive.
 The Iron Mountain offers one fare rate to Batesville and return Tuesday, Nov. 18th, good to return day fol lowing, on account of celebration of Lock and Dam No. I
 c. F. Crawford, representing the sStar Boarder," which will be at Newport December IS, was here Monday morning arranging for the date of that company.
 The Newport Dye & Cleaning Works have been moved two doors south of -sfsss-saAs- -.saaud, beaa@zrh Zone Star Boarding Houss Where the proprietor T. W. Shaver, will be pleased to see his trade. D. H. Smith is no longer with him. b167
 The arrivals at the Baltimore Satur- day were H. M. Beach, E. G. Leake, Little Rock; Mrs. 0. M. Edwards, Jno. F. Crosser, Mrs. Edgar, Newark D. W. Lengton, J H. Garner, Black Rock. For Sunday: F. L. Inman, J. W. Moore, Black Rock; J. L. Whitley and wife, Bradford; Jno. F Roll, c. J. Drees, Walter S. ErwisYl Little Rock.
 The anlEy Friends Of the Newborn family will learn with deepest regret of the death of little Alice Newborn at Marianne. The deceased was the two year -old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. E. Newborn and died Friday before her father reached her bedside, as she had been taken suddenly sick. sym
 thy is extended the bereaved in theft soSrow.
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-17

w. R. Bishop, of White River town ship, who has served his people as constable and deputy sheriff for the past two years, has again received the appointment of deputy sheriff for the next two years by Sheriff M. H. Patterson -Snapp Correspondence of Augusta Free Press.
Newport daily independent., 1902-11-17
The Scenic Route
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 Passenger Traffic Department,
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Newport daily independent., 1902-11-17
BATEsyILLB BRANCH

FeR aAllEy sRos'. DRy oooDs sroRE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
CONSPICUOUS m A BALLROOM.

Flakes Of Dandruff on the Collar and
Shoulders Of a Gentleman in Full Dress.
This is the thing you quite frequently see
In the ballroom--a mans black dress coat
literally covered with dandruG.
1t must be annoying to the wearer, and
certainly not n pleasant thing to observe,
But dandruG can be eradicated. It is q
germ disease that viii some day cause balat
ness.
Newbro's Herpicide kills the hair destroy
ing germ, and stimulates the hair 70 a ridh,
abundant growth; 1t does more-keeps the
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Furthermore, Herpiclde Is a most pleasant
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Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
arldIron CIub Offeers.

washington, December 13.--At the an
nual meeting Of the Gridiron CLUB TO-DAY
the following officers were elected;
President, William r. Curtis chicago
Herald: vice president, l.. A. Coolidge, Dos
ION Journal; secretary, Richard Lee tAL ~ u
Vow York Tribune; treasurer, George -.
Matter. executive committee, In addition
10 the above named officers, Brancls y =,
Ioupp, New York Evening POST kuaoiPn
Kaunmann, Washington starr james =
Henry, Philadelphia Press. .4.-,
~, Tesaph OIL Atlanta Conshtutloii'
was elected a resident member Of the eiup'
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isbe6 sentences and sentiments had been
Ont and sisshed. But II was all for the
better. he was only 3s. The IRE and
srdor and passlon az youth were still in
bjs Hood There were cooler heads there
Ne smoke not. John Hancock signed first;
tben the others signed; boldly braveiy
ioEinr tho while Of how they'd hang for It.
Nonderful picture: wonderful men and
none more wonderful than the man OF
Monticello, greatest Of statesmen, greatest
~ demoeratE great almost In our hearts as
man Of genius 10 many ways
master 81 many arts, yet one who, although
ne ruled many men, never made speech.
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close range from behind board fence.
The contents Of the gun entered Minterls
back and left side tearing q CHASTITY look
Ing hole IN the body. He lived only a few
moments and could not speak, Suspicion
points 20 two men, aud the police are look
ing for them
Minter was shot four months ago and
had TO have an arm amputated, but the
man who did that shooting Is not suspected
Of any connection with the assassination.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14
SAN ANTONIO REPuRLlcANs
Have De ) Put Out a City Ticket
EebrIarY.

HaVe IIr 5 Fut OUT q DIty IIckeI
February
S o, Texas. December IL
Chr X. Brenneman of the city re-
pub Jmmittee has issued a call for
a city Convention to be held Monday. De-
cember ~, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for mayor and all other city Of
ficers, an election for which win be held
IN February. So far the democrats have
not been able TO agree on what course they
viii pursue as TO putting out a straight
ticket, and there are four democrats m inc
field for mayor An attempt was maaa
this afternoon to harmonic this diherehce'
but resulted in no understandings
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NJ. Richardson committee 20 prepare an
e!lhibit OF the coast country. products for
hsbit will be entered from Brazoria county,
lFnder the auspices Of the Alvin Business
league strong effort will be made 70
capture the SiO0 prize offered for the best
lcOuutV exhibit
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He was formerly convict guard and while
on duty shot and killed negro convict.
Convicted Of Forgery.

Tyler, Texas, December 10 The jury IN
the case OF the Strife ys. J. Morgan Pritch-
ard, charged with Forgery, returned a YER
dict OF guilty and assessed his punlshment
at two years 10 the penstentlary. Pritchs
and Is a well known planter and WIS promi-
nent In church circlas. Several years ago
he was the secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at this place.
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noason cIuan ! Nnu TdaI

waxahschie, Texas, December 1s.--In the
criminal court Of appeals yesterday the
case Of Sam Dodson, carried up from this
son is a white man and at the May term
OF district court waa convicted Of murder
ana given nve years In the peniteutisrx-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14

II you donr Rsr 70 tbs bank 4 eirae
Ii FOR YOU. and you don't have 10 buy
unless YOU ind something that Appeals ~
you He caahes the railroad boys' checkz
jusk Tor fun SoSS ALAtn stree2
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eALooN KEEPER AssAssINATEO.
Previous Attempt on His Life Had Not
Been Successful.

Dallas, Texas December 1s.-Jererson
Davis MfRter, a weli-knowH saloon keeper
at Hail street and Central avenue, was as
sasslnated about O'Clock tonight.
He had stepped from his saloon into a
dark spot OF vacant ground 70 30 to his
home when a Ghotgun was discharged at
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AIyir 10 Exhibit al Galveston.

Alvin, Texas. December 1.-THE Bustnesso
League met at the Office Of the secretary
N the relephone building, last night and
appointed MAGzrk ". Want. IL. and s,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-14

Rosenberg. the clothier, 1895 MASH
street. cashes checks for the railway en-
pioyes. dollar for dollar. You don hhssS
10 make a purchase 70 Rst lie
eaehed e-----
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Talking Of missionaries, Miss Emily
Cousins Of Bergen Beach. Brooklyn who
has been On the spinsters bargain counter
many years, has done gone and done it.
She was going to so to China and gave the
souls Of the hoatheus, but instead she has
become Mrs. Wong Chuck, aud VIII &znain
IN BROOKLYN MISS Cousins had been teach
ing Chinese class IN the Washington Ave
nue. Baptist church for two years and
Wong was one Of her pupils. Mr.. Chuck
is young Mrs. Chuck owns up 10 49, Mr..
Chuck has ave laundres. Mrs. Chuck IS
Wen to do. Mrs Chuck saws she doesn't
Zee why her marriage should cause com
n1ent Then, with q naivete which makes
Won think her heart Is young even If she
isn't exactly IN the FLY class herself, she
saws. "He made love to me from the hrst
and. do you know, he comes. from an
awfully nice family in Canton"