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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1890
Page
2
Henshall confronts a music hall deception while seeking Edna Lewis. He suspects a singer and Miss Neville swapped dresses to mislead him about a dangerous admirer. Miss Dudley reveals only partial truth, suggesting Miss Neville remains elusive and the case grows more tangled.
Henshall learns of a plot involving Miss Neville and a feared Italian impresario Leopardi. He traces forged letters and a harrowing note from a wife, then discovers Miss Neville has taken an engagement in San Francisco with Rudolph Opper. He vows to pursue and uncover the truth.
A fragment from Life reveals two souls lingering by the shore as they speak in hushed tones. One notes a fading fire while the other laments past loyalties and present rivals among wandering reentry to love. The mood is wistful and intimate.
A Chico dry goods clerk dressed in pink and white bathing attire lost his clothes after a prank by local boys. The crowd jeered him through town as he retrieved his bundle of garments hours later, with a note from the gang explaining the costume is now gone to the poor.
Berlin letters describe the Dahomey king as educated and accomplished who abandoned civilization for a barbarian life. He surrounds himself with a corps of female warriors who ride, shoot, and wield axes, believed to be stauncher loyalists. A contingent is to tour London with the French exhibition.
Captain Robert Staplins of Stonington Conn caught a lobster outside Fisher's Island with bright yellow and red spots covering its body. Weighing about one and a half pounds the spots on claws and legs matched the body in size and shape. The sight impressed longtime lobstermen who had never seen such markings.
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