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New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, April 90. 1905
Guiding ~ export alive l32 for saughterers and
were about i6 cars ON sale steers Mere in light supply
a ad rated sadg to strong @ 9a hsayy bulls IS 9T
Bologna cows with outside demand by feeders
native soid s5g$5 per -:
g 15as$75 Dressed beef in moderate demand at o59
cattle selling at 1o@isc per ~ dressed weight sheep
Srhe m leg @ 9 at 6 4g T5 f Mfaa 5 ss bs
out SS2 cattle and e5o quarters Of beef for schwaTz
the St Paul 1379 quarters Of beef for s.hwarzc5ild
Umbra 1870 quarters Of beef for the Cudahy PACK
msne6esr ih @ $40 cae a shipped b j S1 Shambr Ta i
Son. making the totals for the week ending April %
to Ports Of Great Britain with the exception Of 13 cat cstts
ayeIase 50 S5 per leo n u Westerns I25 ~ S.
10 stays lass n at 81 5o l3 state 1910 H. at 81 Is
bulls 1928 H. s. 25 do i4s5 n at d. 1856
do. 1900 N 50 75 do h. at 81 20; do $50 n
5 e DO 1880 ST @ at 81 20 g. g. 3D. Sa S M n do at So s o n a
s4 h at & = r. p 10 do a4s H. a! s. 2o l! do 954 o e
r. at So 60; DO go 10 at S2 % d. ST. ~ at S2 So
at 50 25: do 755 n at So 10 - 10
steers 1899 b. at s. so Il d6 1s ssGs Re at ffa IS PSnnana S
do 1IS n Al 81 Eo oe s15 1851 10 oa ar 80 40 20
II65 ~ So e5: do 1850 10. So %: do SIT n at
Newton & Co: bull. 1900 81 25 16 cows 11ss n
a. T259 e m S9aGaSn 81 me :, b 6us Rs e. 1a4s n s. do $40
do % SO n at So 70: DO 900 So DO s36 n
@ Curtis & Son: COW. $40 n So: do $40 n at
lALvBS-Receips were $50 head all for the market
and III head held yesterday naIxing 5I7 on
cline 25G5oc lower than Wednesday and 60 da9e.
reported held the upper ma ket Common
10 prime yeas sold S4aS6 30 per few choice
heavy at S6 10 Dressed calves lower So 75 Dressed
Eeas lower at 6lo" per N for city dressed 5a7
sales-JelTe Wright & Co s5 veas 125 70 average
al Sc per 100 ~ p do. 1873 81 S7Ia II do 1870 N
at - o@ q Do l24 fo at s. so: 80 do 123 10 So;
s. IS sq9@e5s Is rs q ysss "a . ~ r at SO 25 50 do
,o J 6 cgTts & Son: veals. 100 b. at Sc So / do
soIffS SS re- S At at Dlen1ack; veals. 1856 N. ss 49,
SHEEP AND LAMRsReceipts were IA cars or 31s4
mead including for city slauGhterers ana for
the market all the latter at Jersey City. Sheep almost
nominal Put steady; woolled lambs firm and 1OdI5o
on SAFE. Few clipped sheep sold 81 80 per 100 10
clipped lambs at s. 2jdS5 80: woclled lambs AZ 356
81 so Dressed mutton steady IzGaiec per 70 with
best wetEeTs bringing 10c dressed lambs firm at 9,
and steady but the undergrades lower Country dressed
S3GS6 80. 10y o'esseu 4'oH
sales-s Jgdd & Co: 1865 clipped Buffalo lambs 80 n
unshoTn DO 81 N at s. 50 III do 81 n at 81 IS:
Clipped sheep So n. 81 50 - ~ 49,
kerns Commission Co: 2O4 unshorn Colorado lambs
a ,16 10 at = go; clipped do. 20 n So so '
receipts We're l3 cars 2O6s head including
% ior tae market Prices weak light state hogs
sold at 50 30 100 10 Country dressed hogs in IiSbI
receipt but demand also limited prices no more than
steady at 112G9l2c n. f '' A'o'0 ti'0i
80 70 per 100 o' rough 45O ~ S. 95 bull 40 n
S Judd & Co date Yesterday: so MIXED wss,a-r hoes
SlS 10 at % 20: state do. 12s 10. 81 10 ~ mugs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 18th, 1906.
To the Stockholders of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.

At meeting Of Board of Directors held this day
the following resolution adopted:
WHEREAS the Capital Stock OF this Company insult
ncent for the for which this Company in
corporated;
RESOLVED. by the President and Directors The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company that the Capital
Stock of this Company be and the is hereby in
creased by the amount Of Two Hundred and
thousand Five Hundred CIT 500 shares One Hundred
Dollars (s1O0) Common Stock so that with
such increase the Capital Stock OF the Company shall
sist OF Six Hundred Thousand 600
Hundred Dollars s1C0 each OF Preferred Capital Stock
and One Million. Five Hundred and Twenty-ssven Thou
sand. Five Hundred G.5276o0 shares of One Hundred
Dollars s1oo) each OF Common Capital stocki
RESOLVED FURTHER. that the privilege be given TO
the holders OF the Capital Stock the Company Common
and Preferred 10 subscribe between May 2lst and
25th 1905 both inclusive which latter date the
privilege shall for shares of Common Capital Stock
TO the per cent. $3.50 OF respec
tive holdings they registered Of the
Company 3 o'clock P. Nj. April 2Tth. 1906;
rants to bs issued each Stakeholder Treasurer
specifying ths Of stock which entitled
subscribe undsr this privilege Payment Of Twenty per
cent. Coe of the amount the subscription shall be
made by each shareholder May 25th 1906. forty
cent (4019 July 10TH 1906 balance forty per
cent (4or). September 17th 1906 Warrants be
Treasurer when first instament is paid
for which negotiable receipts will issued not
returned and the first instaent paid
10 be void and of o value.
On May 25th any stockholder having paid the first
rstalment may also pay the second both remaining
nstalments which full paid negotiable will be
issued
Interest will be allowed September l. 1906 the
OF five go from the date on
which nstalnents paid
Upon surrender at the Company's office, No . Wall
Street, New York City. y. Y, its agents Messrs.
Speyer Brothers No Lothbury, London. E. C. England
full paid negotiable receipts after September 11h
1906 Certificates Of Stock Of the Company for its Com
Capital Stock the amount OF share OF such
each One Hundred Dollars (s1OO of full paid
negotiable will be issued The stock when deiv-
carry any dividends tina: may declared after
September l. 1906.
For fractional fractional receipts will be
issued when full paid. will be exchanged for frae-
tonal non-dviden1 bearing stock scrip which may be
converted Common Stock Certificates presentation
at the Company's OF One Hundred Dollars
each or utpe5 thereof such fractional stock scrip
as may not be converted before December 81.
1905, will be redeemed at par
the above the transfer books OF the Com
pany will be closed at p. NJ. April 27th. 1906 and
will be reopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ May 18th.
Circulars giving full particulars FOR availing Of the
privilege will be mailed stockholders of record
J. V. McNBAI4 Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 2o-C1osing; WHEAT spot nominal;
futures steady; May es S3sd; July. 6s 7d September
es Ted CORN. spot firm; American mixed new. As sd;
American mixed old IS Sd; futures steady May 5sd
July. As 4&d PEAS, Canadian steady. es Cd HOPS. IN
London Qacihc COAST, steady f2 5sQf3 los FLOUR.
louis fancy winter steady S. Cd BEEF ARM India
mess 71s 3D. PORK strong; prime mess Western. SIS
Sd HAMS, short cut. ii to 10 NJ firm 5ss. BACON
firm: Cumberland 90 30 No. 4es rib 10 to
"a 10. b3s 3D. long clear mddles light % ASS
Cd long cienr middles heavy. 30 40 short
clear backs le 10 20 No. AIS 3d. clear bellies II io 10
ass 90 SHOULDERS square II 70 10 10. firm. AS sd
LARD firm; prime Western in terces AS 3D. American
refined. in pals 45s Cd BUTTER steady: finest United
eOs good United sos CHEESE American
white steady. CAS- American finest o7s
TAiLow. prime city nrm 25s sd TURPENTddNH,E
spirits steady, SIS ROSIN, arm. 9s lo4sd
PETROLEUM. refined quiet es.d LINsEED OIL firm
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

ne iocs market tor quiet prices
isnls higher az j 10 for mddlug upland 10 for
,.--I-s gli Sales nil Southern SPOT markets were
jIisssIhe1 IS follows: Mobile easy; l-l8c lower at
80, s-es ny Norfolk quiet. unchanged &c. sales
odet 81 LOUIS quiet &c lower al l6c sales 166
,es ArEusta quiet; l-lec lower. 1lAc: sales 5Rs
80 -ar-esron firm. &c lower. bid. sales nil
80 Aa; nominal unchanged at II 9l6c: sales. 254
i5a Taors nominal. unchanged az II 3-lRc. sales
1Al'.sfrr quiet. UNCHANGED 1lLzc- nil
ttN orleans easy, lice lower -Iec: sales 900
~ l.Is'en steady unchanged lIisc: sales nil
--Ls quiet lloc higher, az Ike. sales. bales
1,--llaie1 receipts ~ cotton the ports
Houston 20 bales "a $50 aEas 4s1 iast veeL avs
80 sst year a. Galveston, 1000 600 against 23T
~reh arG Hls last year, and New Orleans 500
70 o1sl against 464l last week 2 $50 last year
-..elts ot cotton a. the ports to-day and for the
49, IS compared with the totals week previous
ana q this last vea-. ' f'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-IN THE

Matter OF the Application for the appointments
under VIII and Testament Ham
NJ Mackey deceased the place and stead George Car
ter deceasedTo ST. Vincent Hospital IN the CITY Of
New York Ellen German Mary Cunningham. Maggie
cerrity The sisters Of the Poor OF Francis n the
C1ty 81 N;ew York Francis Hospital the CTtv %
New York. Roman Catholic Orphan Asyum in the city
~ Nep York ST de Paul Nativity Conference
OF the Nativity Church the city OF York ard
John Ciornan. McCullen and James German. and
hairs at of kin OF d.
SD and 70 others. heirs ~ "a,
GorTuan. deceased whose names and places
residence unknown
ptrsu o order made by Hon James A
one OF the Justices OF supreme Court state
OF New York dated March Sd 1906. and duly entered
Of Clerk OF the County York or,
the Sn day OF March 1906 you hereby required 20
sbow cause al Special Term. Part 7. % the Suprems
Court New York. 70 be held in the Court House IN
~ Borough Of Manhattan. city os New York on ths
arst day May 1905 and onehat clock IN ths
forenoon thereafter as counsel be heard
vhv WUlam other suitable per,cn shoul
not b- appointed Estate under ts
VIII of Hannah ~ Mackey. durfax
continuance OF the said Trust giving as
20 the Just and
Dated York. March 14ta. 1906.
EcTCH. SILKMAN e SFsYBEI. for
tltioner. Orfcs and Post Caace Address No. a. Paso
Row Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
Electric s Manufacturing Company

& MANUFACTURING Company
DEBENTURE BONDS.
Notice is hereby given provided in the agreement
covering issuance bonds that the following
numbers have been redemption will be paid
on presentation surrender and after July l. 1903
fhe Of MercaEts Trust Company, Trustee
100 Broadway York with accrued interest TO that
interest each OF SAID bonds ceases:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
PENNSYLVANIA.

~s,N.DENsIs PA-PoCoNo MOUNTAINS.
4 A- Where you catch trout
~ THE NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN,
,,r,.vaIv located Pocono Mts: mod improvements.
3 - from New Booklet w j. < NJ ID. PRICE
Q n c'anadensis. Pa. Cresco Sta. Laeka- R. r.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
Boston.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE on THE STATE OF II

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York. by the grace God. free and independent-
To John W. Roberts Mary Roberts. Hanna Mcdonald
Alexandra Groves Margaret YerSason Groves
Daisy Mahoney Margaret Snowden. Robert johnson.
called Robert Gardner, Eliza Hanna Hamiltoa
Roberts. Emma c Welhorn, <Erna Indemnity Company.
William Johnson. IL living. and. IL dead. Margaret
snowden and Robert Johnson sometimes called Ro5ers
OF kin OF said William Johnson. and
other heirs law next Of kin Of said William Johnson
and persons interested IN the OF Edward
Roberts OF the County Of New York deceased.
creditors Of kin otherwise, send greeting: You
and each OF yea hereby cited and required per-
scnalIy and appear before Surrogats of tas
County York, az the Surrogates Court ot said
OF New York 18th day OF May 1905. at hafpast
to attend OF the % grocref
ings OF Isabella Nelson Administrative OF the goods.
chatteis and credits said deceased: and such ot
YOU as are hereby under the Of twenty
one wears are required appear BY your guardian IL
YOU have one or IL you appear AID apply
Tor one TO appointed in the event OF your neglect
or failure 70 guardian with be appointed BY ira
Surrogate represent FOR In the proceeding
IN testimony whereof caused the seal OF tho
Surrogates Of the said County of New YORK 20
be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon Abner g Thomas.
Surrogate Of said county. ar the County on Nes
York the 18th day OF March IN The year OF our lord
on Trsai ~ ~ DANIEL. J. DOwDNEY.
'~@ Clerk OF SurrcRates Court
WENTWORTH IOwENSTEIN e STERN, Attorneys
FOR Petitioner. $50 Broadway Manhattan. New Yors
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

~ Matter OF the Application for appointment ot
trustee under the VIII and Testament OF Anthony
place and stead OF George Car
Ter seceased-To St Vincent HOSPITAL In the Cty %
Navr York Ellen German. Mary Cunningham. Maggie
Cerrity The % ths Poor of 81 Francis n tns
CJtv of New York ST. Hospital in the city OK
Ss5 yorE Roman Catholic orphan Asylum in the city
~ New York 81 Vincent de Paul Nativity conference
,ba latfyitv church the City OF New York ana
Tobn C;ormsn Mar McCullen and James CioTnan. and
~ bsirs AZ law and % kin ot Sarah Gorman de-
ceased and others heirs at law and next or kn
Ssrah Corrnan deceased whose names and places or
unknown;
~ - 49, justices OF Supreme Court OF the stats
~ New York dated February 2sth 1906 and duly entered
~ OF the County OF New York
The 2sth Say OF 1906 hereby required TO
sbouT rause AZ Special Term Part J. OF tho supreme
Court OF New York. be held In the Court House in
- Of Manhattan. City % New York ths
ers. 5av ~ May 1906 and onehalf O'Clock ths
forenoon thereafter counsel be heard
i other suitable should
rot be appointed Trustee the Trust under
yviu IN Anthony German. deceased during
Continuance Trust giving bonds
10 ,he Cour Just and proper.
DATED New York. March 18th 1906.
E-E~rTREsTCH SIL.NMAN & SEYBEL. Attorneys for Pe-
t!ri1ncr Ofnce and Post Office Address, No. Al Park
Row Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
IMPORTS OF DRYeooDs.

Imports and marketings Of drygoods this week.
with comparisons. were follows:
This tex. Last week Last year
Total Imports 81 e3i l56 s3bis250 f2Tss0sI
EssAl ulsIkst 27sssG a3Sl& &7os.ssA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
WESTINGHOUSE

BY FREDK L. El-DRIDGE.
First Vice President
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
NEW YoRK srPREME COURT.-IN THn

wrNTWoRTH IOwFNsTETN & STERN. Attorneys
FOR Petitioner. $50 Broadway Manhattan. New Yors
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

By 7. ". SIEMON. Treasurer
Dated: New York April End. 1905.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24
Will Move to Caldwell.

R. R. Dodge, proprietor of the
Dodge rooming house, is preparing
to move to Caldwell with his family.
The rooming house will be con-
tinued here by Mrs. Dodee's
mother, and they have leased the
upper story Of the new building to
be erected by VIM. Luxton adjoin-
ing their present location.
Mr.. Dodge, in company with
William Sweeney and CHI rles
Balm, has organized the firm OF
Dodge & Co., wholesale dealers in
liquors with headquarters at Cald-
well. A building has been erected
there and Mr.. Dodge will 60 about
the middle of March to open up the
business.-Idaho Falls Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24

which efforts are being made to
connect the officers of the Western
Federation of Miners on a confess
sion said to have been made by
Harry Orchard, who is charged
with the Steunenberg murder.
This confession, it is asserted,
disclosed plot to kill former Gov
ernor James H. Peabody of Colo
RADIO, William H. Gabbert, chief
justice of the Colorado Supreme
court, and John Campbell, former
chief justice. Orchard is said to
have confessed that wholesale
assassinations were planned at the
headquarters of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners in Denver, chiefly
by refugees from the camps at
Cripple Creek and Telluride. 1t is
also said that Orchards confession
gives a history of the explosion at
the Independence depot near Grip.
pie Creek on June 6, 1904, which
killed fourteen men and injured
many others.
Refuse to Talk.
Thus far Governor Cooling,
County Attorney Van Duyn and
other attorneys interested have re-
fused to be interviewed and the
public has taken it that other arrests
are expected to be made. They
give no official Information until
these have been made. Attorney
Hawley in an interview is quoted
as follows:
eve have been obliged to adopt
the plan of refusing to answer
Questions in order to protect this
case against surprises, and we can.
not answer now. To deny or affirm
any particular report would be
dangerous, since it would furnish
an intimation for agents of the &C
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24
Stewart-Maxey Wedding.

At the home of the brides
mother, Miss Dorthy Stewart and
Mr.. William S. Maxey we're happi.
ly married Thursday evening.
Rev. D. D: Murray performed
the cermony, which was witnessed
by about so of the relatives and
Intimate friends of the happy
couple. At nine O'Clock sharp
the groom entered the parlor,
accompanied by his best man, Mr..
John Flynn. Immediately follow
ing came the bride, accompanied
by the brides maid. Miss Florence
Copely, followed by the ring bearer,
Miss Elsie Myer. During this
time Mrs. Nellie Williams played
the wedding march. Mrs. Ernest
Boone sang 20 Promise Me-"
After the cermony the guests sat
down to an elaborate wedding
dinner.
Miss Stewart has resided in Call
we'll for the past year and a half.
She is one of the most esteemed
young ladies in Caldwell. Mr.
Maxey, the eldest son Of Judge and
Mrs. H. N. Maxey, is an energetic
young man, we'll known and highly
respected in the community. He
has lived here great many years.
THE TRIBUNE extends congratula-
|tions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24

cused men to work upon in their
, efforts to discover and thwart oul
I plans
q So the public is left in the dark.
4 ness, and probably the only source
through which the rumor that
4 Harry Orchard had confessed could
4 be run down is in Denver, where
the rumor originated. AS the state
has been obliged to deal with the
authorities there in arranging to
Sextradite and remove the three men
it is possible such information was
sgiven some of them.
In response to inquiries about the
salleged confession Of Harry Orch
lard, and other evidence against the
men arrested in Denver in connect.
ion with the Steunenberg murder,
Governor Gooding said.
"NA9 We Lave accomplished we
have been abe l.: do by keeping
our mouths tightly closed. We
have been in suspense for the past
two weeks for fear something would
leak out to give Meyer and Hay.
wood tip that they were to be
placed under arrest. We have
|other things brewing in connection
with the case, but it is vital to the
interests of the prosecution that we
keep the matter strictly sub rosa
until the proper time comes"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24

Direct Charge of Murder.
According to press dispatches
from Denver the complaints on
which Governor Gooding of Idaho
based acquisitions for Charles H.
Meyer. president, and William D.
Haywood, secretary-treasurer, OF
the Western Federation of Miners,
and G. A. Pettibone, a former
member of the executive committee
of that labor organization.
From these it appears that the
men who were secretly arrested
here Saturday night and hurriedly
removed to Idaho, were charged
with the murder of former Governor
Frank Steunenberg OF Idaho, and
not merely being accessories to the
crime. The complaints and re.
QUESTIONS in the three cases are
identical, and charged the accused
men with having discharged the
bomb by means of which Steunen.
berg was killed at Cald " ell, Idaho,
Dec. 80, 1905. The specific charge
of murder was made, it is explained,
in order to forestall habeas corpus
proceedings on behalf of the accused
men, but no attempt will be made
to prove that they were in Idaho at
the time of the commission of the
crime. 1t is alleged, however. that
they conspired with others to
murder Steunenberg and furnished
funds to carry out the plot.
Alleged Confession.
The atrocious murders committed
during the labor troubles in the
Cripple Creek and Telluride dis
tricts in that state, which have been
shrouded in mystery, the earlier
Occur d'Alene murders and the
more recent Steunenberg assassina-
ton, form chain OF crimes with
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24

Board OF County Commissioners,
sproviding for an election and for
bselecting three ommissioners in
each of such districts and their
qualifications and duties and for the
bonding of such districts and the
levy of taxes therein, and prescrib-
ing the duties of the Coun,y Treas
urer, Auditor, Assessor and Tax
Collector in connection with such
districts" Approved the 10th day
of March, 1905, and for the election
1 of three road commissioners for said
district, as provided by the said act.
The clerk of the board is hereby
ordered to give notice of said cleo
ton, as is provided by law, and in
said notice to describe the bound
aries of said proposed good road
district. as established by this board.
ISaid notice shall state the time and
place OF said election, the name and
number of said proposed good road
district, approximately the number of
Iacres of land 10 be benefited by such
improvements, the nature of the
proposed improvement, whether
turnpike, macadam or wood or all
Tor any two of them. Said notice
shall state that the polling place is
Pleasant View school house, which
is hereby declared to be the polling
place for said election, and it shall
further state that said polling place
shall be open from IL o'clock noon
to 5 p. m. of the sd day of March,
1906, and that only resident free
holders will be entitled to vote at
said election. Said notice shall re.
quire the electors to cast ballots,
which shall contain the words:
Good Roads District, Yes.
Good Roads Distrlt. ..........NO
Or words equivalent thereto, and
also the names of the persons to be
voted for as Commissioners of said
Good Roads District. Said notice
shall be published for at least two
weeks prior to said election in the
Payette Independent, weekly
newspaper published and printed
within the County of Canyon, State
of Idaho, and copies of said notice
shall be posted in at least three
public places in said proposed dis
trict at least two weeks before the
date of such election.
On motion, it is hereby ordered
that the following persons be APP
pointed 10 act as election officers of
said Good Roads District No. I:
Judges Clerks
William Holman, Oscar FIGHT,
F.W. Creip, E. E. Hunter,
f. l.. Harry j. IL. Bowers
In the matter of the appointment
of county physician for Canyon
for the year 1906, DIR. w.
E. Waldrop having submitted
bid, on motion he is hereby ap-
pointed county physician of Canyon
county until the January, 1907,
meeting of the board, at compen-
sation in accordance with his con-
tract on file with the clerk of this
board. DR.. w. E. Waldrop is
hereby ordered to file bond in the
sum of $500.
Approved.
Attest: F. E. FISK, Chairman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-24
c. L. S. c. Program

Roll Calll-Quotations from Chi
!nese literature or current event.
relating to China.
In China's Ancient Holy Land
Mrs. Van Wyngarten.
Paper = Distinguishing feature.
of the Manchu dynasty, Mrs. Chas
|Steunenberg.
Reading-A visit to Country o
Gentlemen, Mrs. Stone.
Up the Yangtse to Libet, Mrs
Plowhead.
Next meeting, Mrs. Stone.
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