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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures d'Ouest Baton
Rouge Cour du 5me District-No. l74S-Mme'
Aurellne Landry, epouse vs. Dr.. Thos p. Vaughn
HErTE CAUSE ayant paru par lie consente-
ment des parties ct apres PAudition des to.
moignages ayant etc soumise la Cour, ct la loi
ct les preuyes etant gu faveur de Ia demanderesse
II est par CONSEQUENT d6crete gu Aureine Landry
ait jugement contre son 6poux, Dr. Thos. z.
Vaugha lie defendeur en- la somme de cling mile
cent cnquante huit 5-l00 piastre avec interet a
raison de- cinq pour cent dater du % Novembre,
1855, jusuu'a concurrence de la dite sonme, gu
ellie ait hypotheque sur tous les biens de son mari
pour les sommes ct computer des dates suiyan-
te savoir: Pour la somme de
$155 20 due % Juliet, 1851 $l5l 40 du ii Oct.
1852; $347 81 du Aout, 1858: $744 AZ du ID
Mars 1854 1929 so du "a Mars, 1856; GOT Oo du
Aout, 1856; $22 10 du Sept 1859; $1,000 90 du
Ter Decembre, 1858; $500 90 du Ter Janyier, 1862
300 90 du Ter Decembre, 1864.
l. est decret6 de plus que la dite demanderesse
soft G6paree de biens de son dit epoux, ct qu'ehe
ait pleine ct entiere administration de ses biens
paraphernaux ct squares ct que le d6fendeur pale
les frais die ce process
Fait, lu ct sign6 en- Cour, ce lime jour de De
cembre, 1865.
(sga9O R.T. POSEY,
JUICE du 5me District.
Copie conforme P0riginal
Bureau du Grefier d'Ouest Baton Rouge, ce
13me jour de D6cembre, A. D., 1859.
dec21 0. u. LEBLANC, dretner.
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dec21

Etat de la Louisiane-Paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rougs-Cour dn 5tRe District-No. l764-Emma
Babin, spouse, Vs. Theodore Blanchard.
rETTE CAUSE ayant paru par consentement
~ des parties spr6s que le defendeur, Th6o-
dore Blanchard cut enr6gistre sa reponss, OF la
loi ct les preuves etsnt en- favour de la demande-
resac.
Ii est par consequent decr6tS, gu Emma Babn
ait Judgement contre son epouK, Theodore Ban
chard, On Ia somme de trois cent vingt deux 1-1O0
piastres, avec inter6t cinq pour cent par an du
20 Novsmbye, 1885,, quelie ait hypotheque sur
tous les bic - de dit epoux du II JUN, 1854
Ii est dc plus de1ret6, que la demanderesss, I'm
ma Babn, soft s6paree de bens as son dit 6poux,
ct qu'ele ait pleine ct entiere administration de
ses bien pafaphsrnaux OF b6pares, OF que lie dc
fendsur pale les ffais de Gu process.
Fait, lu ct signe en- Cour, CO lime jour de De
cembrs A. D., 1866.
(SigDe) II. L. PoSEY,
Juge du 5ms Dist. Jud.
Copis conforme 4 P0riginai.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, ce l3me
jour de Decsrnbre, A. D., 1865.
dec2l LA. CoURTADE, Dep. Grsfier.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Fiat do la Louisiane-Paroisse d'0uest Baton
Rougs--Cour du 5me District-Eo. l169-Estelle
Daigle, 6pouse, VS.. Vtlieneuve blanchard.
TEITE CAUSE ayant ce jour paru par con-
" settlement de parties ct apres r6ponss enr6-
glstree par 10 defsndeur, ct la loi ct les preuves
Giant en- faveur do la demanderesse.
II est par consequent decrete, qu'Estel'e Daigle
ait jugement contre son epoux VilleneuVe Blan.
chard, on Ia somme de quatre mile deux cent Gin
quants deux niastre ts4252 001 avec interet, q
raison do cling pour cent par an, du 20 Novembre,
1865, jusq'a concurrence de la dite sonme
II est de plus decr6t6, que la dite demanderesse
soft separee de biens dc son dit epoux, ct qu'elle
ait pleine OF entiere Administrations dc ses bisns
psrsphernaux ct separes. ii est dscr6tS do plus
qu'ells ait hypoth6que sur tous les biens de son
6poux dater du Il Fevrfer, 1851, jusqu'a pale
msnt de 10 sus dite somme.
Fat, Ia ct signs, en- Cour, &C lime Jour do Dc.
cembre, A. d. 1865.
(sign6) n. T. POsEY,
Juge du 5ms Dist. Jud.
Copie conforme P0riginal.
Bureau du Greffier d'0uest Patton Rouge, &C
13ms jour de Decembre, A. ID 1865.
dec2l l.. "A. OoURTADE, Dep. Greffier.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures dOuest
Baton Rouge-Cour du 5me District
Aspasie Leblanc, spouse de Theophile
Allain, VS.. Theophile Allan, No. 1856.
TETTE cause ayant paru par consente-
" ment des parties ct apres Paudition
des temoignages ayant etc soumise a
la Cour ct la loi ct les preuves etant en-
favour de la demanderesse Ii est par con-
s6quent decret6 que Aspasie Leblanc ait
jugement contre son epoux Theophile AL
lain lie defendeur en- la somme de dix mile
huit cent quatre-vingt dix neuf piastres ct
onzc sous, avec int6r6t legal computer
dc la demande judiciaire, SAVIOR du ~
Novembre, 1865, jusqu'a parfait Placement.
1t est de plus d6crGte que jusqu'a concur
renee dc la dite somme ellie ait privilege ct
hypotheque sur tous les biens do son dit
epoux, a partir du % de Fevrier, 1913,
6poque laquelle il Went lie montant sus-
dit; II est de plus d6cret6 que 10 dite de-
manderesse soft separ6e de biens de son
dit 6poux ct qu'elle ait pleine ct entiere
administration de ses bieps paraphernaux
ct separes ct que lie d6fendeur pale les
frais de ce process.
Fait, lu ct signG en- Cour, ce lime jour
de Decembre, A. d., 1865.
(Signe) Il. 7. POSEY,
Juge du 5me Dist. Judiciaire.
Copie conform6 POriginal, CO 13me
jour de December, A. D., 1865.
dec2l. 0. NJ LEBLANC, Greffier.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures dOuest
Baton Rouge-Cour du 5me District
Emma Broussard, spouse de John Ado
mis- Landry, Vs. John Adonis Landry
No. 1929.
TETTE cause ayant paru par consente-
~ ment DIES parties ct apres Paudition
des temoignages ayant etc soumise d Ia
Cour; ct la loi ct les preuves etant en- ia
veur de la demandresse; II est par cons6-
quent decrete qu' Emma Broussard ait jul
cement contre son epoux John Adonis
Landry 10 defendeur, en- Ia somme de neuf
cents piastres ayec interet legal compu-
ter de 10 demande judiciaire, SAVIOR; du
10 Novembre, 1865, jusqu'a parfait pale
ment. II est de plus decrete que jusqu'a
concurrence de Ia dite somme ellie ait pri-
vilege ct hypotheque sur tous les biens
de son dit epoux, en- Ia somme de cent
piastres partir du Ter Septembre, 1864,
sur 10 somme de cent piastres du Is Avril
1865, OF sur la somme de sept cents pias-
tres du % Septembre, 1865, epoque, q 10
quelle il Went les m0ntant suSdits:
ii est de plus decret6 que Ia dite de-
mandresse soft separee de biens de son dit
epoux ct qu'elle ait pleine ct entiere adj
ministration de ses biens paraphernaux ct
separes ct que lie dit defendeur pale les
frais de ce process.
Fait, lu ct signe en- Cour, &c line jour
dc Decembre, A. D., 1865.
(sign6) r. I. POSEY,
Juge du SINE District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme pOriginal.
Bureau du Greffier, Quest Baton Rouge,
CO 13me jour de Decembre, A. D., 1865.
dec21. o. M. LEBLANC, Grefier.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

~ A recent writer says: "You
no more mean what you say when
you make an ordinary buttering
after-dinner speech than you do what
you write when you finish letter
with your most obedient servant
and address it to a man whom you
mean to kick the first time you
can catch him."
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

A MODEST ONE.-A little girl,
after returning from church, where
she saw collection taken up for the
first time, related what took place,
and among other things she said,
with all her childish innocence,
THAT man passed around a plate
that had some money on it, but |
didn't take any"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Mr.. SUMNER Nor ENDORSED BY
THE TRTBUNE.-The New York 1Ta-
buae, abiding to Senator Summers
undignifed and unsenatorial "white-
wash" speech, in denunciation of
President Johnson's message to the
Senate, on the 10Th ult,, says:
We find in the texttf this message
no adequate reason for Mr.. Summers
denunclation of it. If the President
had demanded Of Congress that it act
on his Judgment rather than on his
own, then he would have acted I'M
warrantably; but if he has simply
given his own view of the existing
situation, with his reasons for sug-
costing a particular course, he de-
serves neither denunciation nor OBJ
loquy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

WA veg in Appleton, Wis
consin, supplied a farmer with four
quarts of Hungarian grass seed last
spring, from which the farmer this
summer raised about seventeen mil
lion comedy mullen stalks.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

To- Lord Bacon beautifully said,
"If man be gracious to strangers,
it shows that he is citizen of the
world and his heart is no island, cut
off from other islands, but CONT
nent that joins them"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

nay Utah Territory now contains
10000 inhabitants. Great Salt Lake
City has 10000 inhabitants, and
there are several towns with from
four to six thousand people.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

10 A paper in the interest of one
Of our politicians boasts that he "can
stand upon his intellectual capital"
We SsPpose it means that he can
stand on his head.-LousUiUe Jour.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

10 The Richmond Times says of
waterfalls: 1--WE have watched the
phenomena carefully, and they have
been growing larger every Sunday,
and the tails of the horses of the
young ladies' papas are growing
smaller"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

W Two women engaged in shop
ping at Peoria last week, by some
accident exchanged babies in a
store-both children being in two
little wheeled baby wagons. There
was fuss in Peoria until the mistake
was rectified.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

10 1t is said that the Chinese are
rapidly advancing in civilization
They have already commenced rob-
bling banks in California.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

State of Louisiana-Parish of West Baton
Rouge-Fifth District Court-No. 1893
Josephine Landry, wife, VS.. William
White, husband.
TN THIS CASE, Defendant having filed
/ his answer, same was taken up for trial,
and after introduction of testimony and
argument of counsel, for reason of the law
and evidence being in favor thereof, it is
ordered, adJudged and decreed that the
Plaintiff Josephine Landry, wife, do have,
and recover of the Defendant, VIM. W bite,
husband, the sum Of three thousand and
thirty seven S26dollars, with FIVE per cent
interest from Dec. 9Th, 1865, until paid,
and also with m ortgage on all his property,
from ed February, l84l.
1t is also ordered that Plaintiff have the
administration Of her separate property,
that there be judgment of non-suit for
plaintiffs claim against Defendant, for
amount of monies recovered from the sue
cesson Of her father, Armand Landry de-
ceased, and that defendant pay costs OF
this suit
Done, read and signed in open Court,
this 18th day of December, A. D., 1850.
(sipned) R.T. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December A. D., 1865.
dec2l. U. M.LEBLANo, CLERK.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

A WEALTHY BRIDEGRooM.-The
Court Journal tells us that "Lord
Dudley has been in Paris, for the last
fortnight, expanding mines of wealth
in jewels and other gifts for the beau
tfuI Miss Moncrief, on whose noble
brow be is about to place his coronet.
His Iordship purchased for his destined
bride, the wonderful diadem which has
so long attracted the envy and admira-
ton of all the idIers in the Rue de la
Paix. Thirty thousand pounds was
the cost of this 6agateIze-a sort Of
dlminutive Koh-i-noor but this ecrin
will be but an insignificant item in
the corbctlle de MARRIAGE"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

eay- Edwin Booth and j. s. Clarke
have leased the Boston theater for
$4,000 per annum.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

70 Why are seeds and posts
put in the ground To prop-a;gate.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Fiat de Ia Louislane-Paroisse d'Ouest baton
Rouge--Oour du 5me District No. 179S-Jose.
phine Landry, 6pouse, VS.. William White.
GtETTE CAUSE ayant paru aPres reponse enre-
gistree par 10 dGfendeur, ct apres Paudit icn
dos t6moignages ct apres plaidoyer fait, la oi ct
les preuves Giant en- favour de Ia demanderesse.
II est par consequent dGcr6te que Josephine
Landry ait iugemsnt contre sou epoux, William
White, lie d6endeur, en- Ia somme de trois mile ct
de cnq pour cent computer du 8 D6csmbre,
1886, jusqu'a la concurrence de la dite somme, ct
qu'elle ait hypotheque sur toutes ses proprietes
datre de % Fevrier, 1871
II est de plus d6cr6t6, que la dite demanderesse
soft s6par6e de biens de son dit epoux, ct que CO
iugement lui donne pouvoir d'intenter process con-
ire lie defendeur, pour lie fonds quill recu de Ia
succession de son pere, Armand Landry, deceoe,
ct que lie dGfendeur pale les frais de ce process
Fait, lu ct sign6 en- Cour, ce lime jour do De
cembre, A. D., 1865.
Juge du 5me Dist.
Copie conforme P0riginal.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, CO 10
DGcembre, A. D., 1866.
dee2l O. NJ. Leblanc, Grefier.
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Tbe 6a}ette an0 Comet.
VI A TON DUG Es

THURSDAY, :;;;::::::::::::::JAN. II, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
JEFF DAVIS TRIAL.

Grand Jury OF tho United states Circuit
Court I'm Norfolk Beginning Their La
hors-Vfews OF Judge Underw God .
Charge-Probablc Removal OF the Court
to Richmond and Trial OF JeR Davis
In Junc-The Warrington Irving Az
fair-Ncw Mayor OF Norfolk, &c.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.
FoRrREss MosRoE, Nay 0, 1896
The Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit Court met
o'clock this morning Norfolk, pursuant to the
session with closed doors all day As this is the first
time this court has been In session here the begin
ming Of the war there will be to DO tried until
the Grand Jury bring In bills of indictment Mean
time the papers and people Of Norfolk are good deal
excited over the charge Of Judge Underwood Although
in 1t he did not make mention Of the Of Jef Davis
. single rebel general, nh references to them
deserving candidates for indictment and trial
for treason were too clear and pointed to be
by any possibility misunderstood This Ii feature OF
the charge very many do not relish Another feature
dislike Is his style Of dealing with the negro question
Regarding the sessions OF the cot for trial OF
causes, u confident ly expected that the bill pending
in Congress- and already having passed the Senate call
these cases to be tired in the latter city From what
learned to-day feel very well assured that true
bill OF Indictment will be brought In against JEFF
Davis feel further assured that may prophesy
with certainty that his tra will begin in less than
month from now that the city Of Richmond, tho
great hobed OF treason, where he spent Of tho
years Oh the war and strove the hardest 70 carry
ccssful conclusion his REASONABLE schemes will be the
scene or his trial and that Chief Justice Chase will pre-
SIDE at the trial The present probability In that tho
present Grand Jury and Court will accomplish but very
earnest work 70 be done will be entered upon on the 9th
OF next June In Richmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

Mathew societies. who hold positions the police force
are constantly the alert TO pounce upon the vendors
Of ''cocksais' and bourbon SCUM" who violate the
law and the rules and regulations OF the Excise Commits
soners as promulgated BY the Superintendent Of Police
cause oS 700 are h nsha s =,
social habits have failed to nnict the penalties Of the
law ON those brought before them for It's violation while
the only justice representing the unsocal or
cold water element freely suspends Judgment In
the cases Of those who are brought before him for
intoxcation on an agreement ON their part to
join temperance organization This looks like
taking mean advantage OF the unfortunate,
but It IL decidedly profitable TO community to
have its criminals the road Of reformation than
on the road TO the penitentiary, which never yet
formed criminal thoroughly a. the good associations
provided by the temperance people.
On Wednesday evening, very large meeting was held
at Washington Hail. OF Fourth and South Seven
streets, Z. D., and continued until late hour. The
good samaritans Sons Of Temperance, and Father Ma
thew represented by their most active workers.
Last evening there was large gathering at the Methodist
Episcopal lchurch corner Of Grand and Even streets
L. ID. Rev. Mr. Payne Of the South Fifth Aetho-
dist Episcopal church, Hon. Ira Buchanan and others
made speeches This evening there Will be a demonstra-
ton at the Hanson place Methodist Episcopal church,
w. D. Mayor Booth will preside, and the Rev. Cyrus
D. Foss and others win deliver addresses. On the eve:
ming Of the 10th INST Il Is proposed to have grand
demonstration at the Academy OF Music,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
ARMY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
Majors William Prince and J. H. Macarthur 20 report
to Major General Buttercd at New York. for recruiting
service.
RENDEZVOUS DISCONTINUED.
Taylor Barracks, Louisville Kentucky for returned
troopa
ASSIGNED.
Quaricrmaster United States Army duty In charge
the Fourth Division Quaremaster Generals once with
rank, pay and eInolument Of Colonel
MUSTER OUT REVOKED.
Hospital Chaplain John Court and ordered 10 duty In
the Army General Hospital, Hton Head, 8. c.
ORDERED MUSTERED OUT
Tho Thirty Illinois infantry, Third and Fourth
Michigan cavalry, the Fotwth wsconsin Eighteenth
Now York and Twelfth Illinois. W Z
which these troops stationed reports that the muster
out will be completed BY June !. ..s
MISCELLANEOUS
The Quarermastess Depot Il CtylPoint Va In dscon-
tinucd aud Jcncrsonvc, Indiana announced a. the
principal Quurtcrmastct's Depot Captain G. Ruthcr.
ford Assistant QuartYmaster United States vounteers
the Depot QuArtsrmastcr, with rank, pay and emou
The Fourth United States colored troops have been
mustered out and ordered 70 Baltimore, Nd
M DISMISSED.
Trst Lieutenant George L KgtxneL r.'". , ,.r,
pay end allowance.
PROPOSED IMPORTANT MILITARY cHAxoxs.
Il n stated what u deemed reliable authority thas
continuing the military divisions departments and posa
and Of dischargng all volunteer organizations white and
c0orcd.
DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA DISCONTINUED.
By direction OF MAJOR General Ord the District Of Ind
ana has been broken up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

naLFfs1tt kaT 70 W.
A man rsrrss Johs Pre- sho snsthsr nshsfs 'hsis
Jsme. ls.s rishi 10 he tnsr',sn thss''s, csvnr
Baiunors std csi,sri ssrseu Jsnss sss " nhhithi
H. vn ecors 10 iks recent pm tsa "a" NAseths
isgion
The yrs rrnsri o. ss'Jsaf eohofs voSrs 70
,urrss BON. esy sDs n,s<s htSd~nas spt~>rsses
wal. pssnins thfoagt ne ~ssis'h "<'''n ~ We esT
cotsla oresues b~ssssn "ms ~ hs eos~veH p~f5As
,.r,-,,. a.. .,ts,.,s al sgra~r ~ rywSs~s BSgvs
80. ssfssssS r~Tcyss1 ~ have bs~s sss4
a. s1s a !. sus sose1<s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
NAVY BULLkTIN.

DETkCHED-HAY i.
Lieutenant Henry D. II. Marley, from the school ship
Sabne, and ordered 10 steamer IAckawanna.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Thomas y. Wade fro m
N - George f. Mcconnell from duty In the
lalal at -fered 70 steamer Monocacy
..tiae HsElcr -ck and Acting Ensign Vim.
Napt rin Ice OF Detail and ordered
" aias'onr De- 4fF
MAYA
duty ~ '-rn
fhus The sch nl0
7s MAY
A1ang maze. ata.U
Payn.- ff Dough-
for the Exami. ID at Pm
Acting Assistant -ui scon Jcf
the Naval Asylum, Philafsipb
APP0Ik1..
Henry W. Hand, an Acting hass..,
steamer IAcka panna
John j. 0vern, Acting Carpenter.
Mate Charles n. Greenwood, from steamer Manic
nomoh
ORDERS REvoKgD-HAy 1.
Ls,tsnant A. H. Mccormick, TO steancr Lackawanna,
and be will return to steamer Chattanooga
Lieutenant George W. Hayward, 10 steamer Sham.
rock, and he viii return 10 tho school slip Sabine.
PLACED ON WAITING oRpERs-nAY q.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant N. NJ Der
Rysf0sEb-MAy 2.
Mates James A. Ingraham and JONI A. Orcutt Of
steamer Vanderbilt, on her arrival st SAr Francisco
MfscELL ANgOUs.
The steamers Marble Head and Saco, Dow at tho Navy
Yard, Washington, will sail for Ann spos Nd 1,
where they vii remain until the sanaof che practice
squadron f q fs ...u. .f- L. e 81
The steamer Shamrock, which has ben fitting out At
The European squadron, taking out th' mail for thai
Qaadron
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p
have famiir. atY
Sus..-
Iin AZ far a. known 81 tn
aamuel knight superintendent Of ~.
d. ". Bell sssayer and member Of the Board Il ~,
re Webster, cierk In the New York department, Of
william u. Haven fright booLhsspss Of TIN rscine
Mail Hteamship ,ompany.
y S.s ,D,! js;', ss,.. ~: :, w; ySssico
John Gallagher, hosslrs In wsls. yAsue 90 stables
Dennis o bonnsn, waiter At The Union Cub
fubs Sol. achinAnaan. sAltsf Ia Union Club.
Joseph Elliott hossiev IN Wells Fargo Co "a Stables
removed from the ruins terribly mHpgi.d. s,ron<
bop. are sa,srt.In.a e his ,.s.y'y. NJ sesh pr
cause him III. mo~s intense ssHsrins
W. ~ Cor, sswsrd q The Uslsn c1ss. sustained q
s forehead bss.sss The syss spr.,sn.y ~i. i'' y.s
q nyrns timber, tssstsas ths skai bsnss shossiss
Tanl Morris ..essa eoos raJur.. q very sever.
John vssuirs. waiter II tn. rstn cab irJar,us 10,
D n si4ocy, slprs Ia ths .rrss- ones; s-va.iy CO.
N u. bark ~ BIZ hesd, wossd h ma dsns-fgea
bebsa 81 TIE Inloa CAB Va. i.s,, sj.r.5 ssss, sLs
William Moran, rsilsr s,ths rson Cab, severely
Pred. Resu, mira cook At u. umoa ciab. sos sen.
cut, MT ~ q fsngefOgs chtfartFf
wsisAn su,lthsrF,, water ~ W. Ualoa Club, s~sss
eotinfi0n n tho W.
farpa wsisb ss~yg At c W Bells enes nsAuy
injured
va rsyks sisrs VIII ssiss Fargo O.. badly
cut aboof tte fscS
rhs hBntef lstty injured pro,~hiy sreess err, al
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