Scientific American Supplement, No. 401, September 8, 1883 by Various
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days later his body was found four miles below the fatal Rapids. It bore
tokens of the fearful violence of the struggle which he had undergone. His bathing drawers were torn to fragments, and there was a deep wound in his head. An inquest was held, and the jury returned a verdict of "Found drowned." Captain Webb was married about three years ago, and leaves a widow and two children. It is understood that he risked his life in this last fatal attempt to obtain money for the support of his family.--_London Graphic_. * * * * * SEMI-DETACHED VILLAS, BROMFIELD CRESCENT, HEADINGLEY. These houses are situated in a pleasant part of Headingley, which is the favorite residential suburb in the locality of Leeds. As regards accommodation, the ground-floor of each house comprises good-sized drawing and dining rooms, each with bay windows; well-lighted entrance halls, opening upon wooden verandas; kitchen, pantry, and scullery; on first floor are three good bedrooms, a bathroom, and other necessary accommodation; on second floor are two additional bedrooms. The basement contains coal-place and larder. In these houses an attempt has been made to produce conveniently-planned and well-arranged habitations, combined with a pleasing and picturesque |
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