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4 New Suit Against fr. rseccf,er

THE PAPERS SERVED or HIN on FRIp.y-SAN
UEL wILKEsoN'S CLAIM GROWING OFT OF IN
CONTRACT FOR THE LIFE oF CHRIST"
Ever since the time when samuel WilkeSon.
Whlle witness in the Tilt0n- Beecher suit WAS
quoted. to the great glee OF most OF the auditors
in the Brooklyn city court. as saving that Inc
scandal Knocked Mr. Beecher'S life OF Christ
higher than KITE there has been more or
eS5 talk OF suit being brought on the contract
Tor the work in question. As time passed b.
and the manuscript Tor the second volume VA
not forthcoming IL was openly stated that Int.
matter had been put IN the hands of counse,.
with instructions to sue Mr.. Beecher for dam
ages. The counsel. when questioned about fJ
denied the truth OF the statement In seems
however. that the matter was not dropped, bur
that such suit has really been begun in the
superior court OF this City. Nj. Wil&eson figure,
as the plaintiff and Mr.. Beecher as the defend
am: The summons and the complaint IN the
acton were served on Mr.. Beecher on Friday.
MesSrS. Fullerton, Knox, and Crosby appear
ior the plaintiff, and Thomas G.. sherman WE
doubtless, represent the defendant. Mr. Wilkn-
son was member Of the firm OF ]. Il. Ford 4
Co. with which Mr.. Beecher made the con-
tract Tor writing the - Lie OF Christ
and Mr.. Beecher's remuneration was To conSisf
OF the payment of $4,000 in advance and of a
liberal royalty on the sales of the work III.
was paid the $1,000 from money advaur I'd a.,
claimed, by Mr. WilkeSon The work was 10 h,
completed within Il months after the signing of
contract. AS soon as Mr.. Beecher began the
WORK or authorship the firm sent out its agents
TO canvass for the work. and expended about
$4,000 In pictures, plates. paper &c. in antlcl-
c1patloh OF tremendous sale. subscriptions
poured In from all parts OF the country and
Wel-hnoWn German publishing house bought
the rig ut OF translation for Germany The stir
ring up OF the 1ilton scandal in 1913 followed
speedily after the publication OF the first volume
and the work went no further. The tirm of T.
Il. Ford q Co. became insolyent. and its assets
were disposed OF 10 Albert Wright the plates
and an immense edition. unbound. Of the Life"
going for mere song Mr. WilkeSon subse-
quently bought them in. and proposed ID Mr.
BeecDer that the second volume should be
finished ana published according to contract
Mr.. Beecner refused. however, 10 proceed
though threatened and importuned for LONG
time. AL last Mr.. NilSeson reSoiy e1 10 act ia
the matter and endeayored 10 enforce Whatever
rights he had under the contract. By the ac-
ton which he has brought he seeks TO recover
not only the $4,000 advanced Mr.. Beecher bul
also $4,000 TO make good the amount expended
by the iirn OF j. b. Ford & Co. IN the purchase
or plates, &C, as well as exemplary damages, I'm
addition. for the breach or the contract by Mr.
Beecher-fN Y, TiJpeS
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Ebe Richmond Tragedy.
ARRAfGNMENT or MR.. CONGRATULATIONS
OF THE YOUNG LADY II THE CASE. ETC.
DikDGfrh 10 he RnlfiLnnEe Sun

D7spGfch 10 the Baltimore Sun.l
RICHMOND, Va, March THE fatal shooting
Of young Mr. c. c. Curtis by Mr. John e Poin-
dexter yesterday still continues the absorbing
topic here TO-DAY and tonight Mr. POjpdnX-
ter, who surrendered himself to the authorities
immediately after he shot young Curtis yeSter-
day, was taken before the police court this
morning, but. in order to permit an inquest aud
post moltem or deceased to be made, the pre-
Lmlhary examination was postponed until
Thursday.
The inquest was commenced this evening.
The young lady to whom. il il alleged. the de
ceased made use of offensive remarks TO in the
shoe store in which he was employed as sales
man, gave her deposition in which she reire-
rated statements before made that Curtis IN
sisted upon trying on her shoes on two occa-
sions when she went into the store to purchase
on one and another to exchange pair OF shoes
already purchased. The lady said MS manner
was exceedingly offensive.
V. ;. Carlton. clerk In the store In which the
deceased was employed, deposed before the cor
oner'S Jury that after POindeXter had assaulted
Curtis with the horSewhip yesterday that Cur
1 lis still insisted upon an explanation from him
OF what the chastiSement was for, and offered
to make any amends or apology 10 him or 10
the lady In his power. He said if he had Offered
any insult to the lady it was certainly not in
tended This witness testified that Pondexter
and Curtis shook hands before the latter left
the store after the assault.
W. n. Mcclure, who acted as the friend OF
Curtis in the matter after he was assaulted de-
determined to seek PoindeNter and demand an
apology. Mr.. Mcclure says that Curtis was
| lying wholly upon his counsel, and would no
| doubt have acted as he advised In any manner
except as 20 the use OF deadly weapons, which
be was conscienttously opposed to. This wit
ness who was present when the homicide took
place, also admitted that PofndeXter retreated
when attacked by Curtis with the stick aud de-
manded to apologize, as far as the space ia the
room would permit.
The affair is greatly deplored by all. Both
parties are highly connected. Curtis was about
q years old, of slight build, ana very modest
and quiet, and member OF the church. Poin-
dexter is about 70, and Of somewhat muscular
build, and of unblemtShed character. The cor
| oner's jury adjourned tonight until tomorrow
morning. Mr.. POindexter is still in the Sta
ton house, awaiting the preliminary examin-
alton. Mr.. MCGUIRE who is charged with par
ticipating in the assault upon PoindeXUef. is
| out on bail.
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a DOG DIES OF GREET will be recOllecie1
that Mr.. John Goodrich. OF Russell street VA,
found drowned In the North Meadow creek last
November. He had me setter dog, and mas
Ter and dog were greatly attached to each other.
Young Goodrich hunted frequently with his
dog, his health not being good. as he was SUBJ
Jected TO epilepttc fits. ON the occasion when
he was drowned he was hunting for muskrats
and his dog, as usual, was with hltn, Toward
night the dog came home quite wet, as if direct
from the water. The dog acted strangely and
ran back and forth. Finally young TrumbuH
Stancliu Followed him 10 near the creek and
the DOG ran down an embankment repeatedly.
Getting assistance, Stanclin returned TO the
place, preceded by the dog, and there young
Goodrich was found dead, having evidently
fallen into the creek when in Mt. The dog,
who had probably tried TO get his master out OF
the water. and falling, went for assistance, saw
the dead body OF young Goodrich taken from
the creek. From that time the dog declined in
health. He ate but little, and dropped became
so weak that the family had 10 carry MIN from
one place 10 another, and week since lie died,
evidently from grief at the loss or his master
LHGrttOTd Gonna Times
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THE WISCONSIN STEAM Roam WAGON THE
IOollshneSS or four years ago, when the legiSla-
ture passed bill giving $4,000 to a perfect
steam road wagon, to humor good natured
MEMBER who had hobby, has been more than
carried out by the present assembly. The ma
chine from Oshkosh, an alleged steam wagon,
managed, after many mishaps, to get from Osh-
reward. The assembly has passed bill TO give
them $4,000, and, as the senate is more addicted
10 fool legislation than the assembly, IL Is pro-
place was a foolish one, but its terms have not
been complied with. A perfect steam wagon
has not been produced. The Oshkosh machine
no more complies with the provisions OF the
law than does the present legislature act ac-
cordtng to the wishes of the people. Il MiErauiie
(His.) Sentinel, Feb. %.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRICK.
National Route and Short Like To the
North, Northwest, West
and Southwest.

TO take effect Sunday, Nov. II, lS1'


rs .O5 g. New York, Philadelphia. and Boston
oy Stops at shpeys La9rei annapolis Jnac
ton, Jessups, Hanover, and Elk Ridge. Breakfast
$50 q. m.-Bsltmore, Annapolis and Way. Pied.
mort, strasburg Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
= 40 a. m-Baltimcre and Laurel Express
-, s 10 q m-Point & Rocks, PIEDMONT, Strasburs.
$50 a. NEW York; pLiadelphis, Boston and
Baltimore Express fartor Car to New York and
IS :35 a. m-St louis, Louisville, Chicago, Column
bns and Pttsburg Express, Frederick. Hagerstown
stanton. Pullman Car to Cincinnati daily. Graf
'o n to % sandus6y daily except Saturday.
10 90 am Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladsns
burg, College, Bet.ville, Laurel, Annapolis juno
1910 p.m--Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
II 80 pmi;-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Il SIS pm on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
4 80 pm-Baltimore, Bladensbur1 and Laurel
"a 35 Pm--Point Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagers
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.
II 40 p.m--Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
IS so m.7 51, Norfolk and Baltimore
al Canton. Stop at Bladensbnrg and Laurel ''
+ + 50 50 Chicago ann and 6oiumbaa Express
Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
1910 p m.-Baltimore Express.
p.m.-Point of ROCKS and Way Stations
t9 so pm,-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pttsburg Express. Plttsbur2, except Sunday Put
man Cars.
TO Is p m.-New York, Philadelphia and Bati-
mere Express. Stops at BiadensbTrg and Laurel
Sleeping Car to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
(t}Daily. ton Sunday only Other trains daily
except Sunday Ali trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at ticxst Office de-
pot corner OF New Jersey avenue and street, GIG,
Col, COS, 1875 Penna- avenue NV, Washington, and
Masonic Temple. High ST., GEORGETOWN, where tick
cts can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
to checked and received at any point in the city.
W. n. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
I'M COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE 8. EOONTZ, General Agent. movie
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said, are about to be commenced in the French
courts with view to enable the MarqulSe de
CauX to annul her marriage. In French law
stances. but a marriage may be declared null
and void IL any irregularity can be proved In
the manner In which the marriage was ceie-
brated. Several such irregularities Will De
SOUGHT TO be proved In the case of Nine. Patti.
and although no single one OF them BY itself
might be sufficient, several flaws taken TO-
gether may have the necessary weight with the
French courts.
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THE EVENING STAR.
tFoE THE EVENING Sr,H
VfNIEh'S RESCRREETInN

IEree nights ago old Winter died
And March winds sang his hur.n! hymn
For whom no Borrowing bosom sighed
No eyes with tears were dim
He could not rest within his tomb
Unwilling vet the world Ia leave
So rose. and under skies of gloom
Uneasy, walked this eve
The feathery bits that some deem snow
From dark. gray vault Of dolefui cloud
Are shreCis of his wide pail. know
And winding sheet. and shrpud
GEeyV We lotiAp6 GA lirllbs of eveEy tree
De "a 'IInd and roofs with them are white
And still " IN silent footsteps he
stalks through the lonely night
Still A. the fakes that some deem snow
Blown SIaniwise 10y the East wind damn.
No star sends forth friendly glow.
And Neiied l. Luna'S lamp.
Yet :or the night Is Nsrrh'S breath
Too warm, and ne has risen IN vain
l lie morning sun to realms nf death
VIII light hmm down again.
"a fare il with oliSessors all
hotEh 10th IN feel their day l. ,iaur'--
SO. II They rise, soon let them fa,
Meath Freedoms conQuerlng sun
>"t1dg "5ghf. March 1Hd ". /. SunEM,kYR
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i Real Estate Auctionsars


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND IN
sbf or FEEL HSTATE 81 TIE Fast ST
TWEEN L AND NJ STREETS NORTH.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Decem- 4.A
folio 81 ct seq. of the land records for the 1
District Of Columbia and al the written request OF
the party secured thereby will sell at public
18th day Of March. iss at 80 oc7oce D A. the the
following described zeal estate situate in the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia. kno IN and
5, in Square No. 2l4, beginning for the first
of said two parts of said lot at a point on the
west Line OF said square distant 81 feet and 8
inches north from the southwest corner OF said lot
and running thence north along the west line of
SAID square 2i feet and inches: thence east no
and thence west ITO feet inches to the place of
beginning. Said part Of lot is improved by two
story.and basement brick dwelling, known No
ll2l 18th street northwest And beginning for the
second of said two parts of said lot at point on
the west line of said square distant feet NORTH
IRON the southwest corner OF said lot, and ruln-
1eet thence east 81 feet thence north-a feet and 8
inches; thence west 30 feet and inches, aua
thence south 20 feet and inches to The place of be
ginning Second part OF lot Is wholly urIIuproyed,
and contains 1857 square feet OF ground, moro or
less Each part will he sold separately.
Terms OF sale, as to each part Une-thir5 of the
equal instruments, in one aud two years, with in
terest at per cent per from the day OF sale
payable sen,I.annlaly until paid. to be secured by
the notes OF the purchaser purchasers. and de u
OF trust on the property sold, all cash the Or
ton OF the purchaser. A deposit of 800 will he re
Qured Of the purchaser of each part OF lot Ali con
veyancng and recording at purchaser expense
1t the terms of sale are not complied with IN seven
Gays from cay OF sale, the Trustees the right
fauitins purchaser or purchasers after three days
AATTsaTTsTFs 9 TqETHISsJgoN.2 Trustees
mari ,3,5,7, 10&l2
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TOMORROW.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED AND IN.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE WEST
Elm AND EASTERN SECTIONS OF THE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 9th. s,S.
1873 at O'Clock, On the premises, shall sell t,aHsk
lot ID, in square 49, 20 feet front by depth It'll
OF 2JS, on 10Th street, near street northwest.
Also, at o. clock, on the premises, lots II and 49,
ID square SaS having front of 40 feet ny dspth of
80 feet on 9th street southeast near Virginia ave
nue.. and improved by a two.story brick dwelling
containing five rooms
Terms of sale: One-third cash residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months from day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust, with notes
bearing interest at six per cent. per annum unit ]
paid. deposit of $50 will be required on each
purchase at time of sale If terms of sale are not
compiled with within seven days, the Executor re
tine right to resell the at the risk aud cost
OF the Gefauli1nR purchaser, after five days notice
in some newspaper published in the city of Wash,
ingtOn IL s. HALEY ExecutOr
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct feb25.eokdbs
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS ETENEN8.
JAMES DUNCAN Auctioneer
WILL SELL,
FEBRUARY Urn.
AT THE
STORE No. 3eI SEVENTH STREET
Commencing at 10 a. m. p N. and Evening at :
And Continuing Daily until All is Sold,
TIE ENTIRE STOCK OF WELLKSoWs
NEW YORK IMpORTER.
10000 CIGARS.
Embracing Full Line of all the wellkuow, sn6
Favorite Brands of Choice
IMPORTED, KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS
feb27-et JAS. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
OIL PAINTINGS. WATER X LOB DRAWINGS
ENGRAYINGS. &c.
will offer for
n. BARLOW
No. 1928 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
(Adioinlug his gal eryt,
large collection of ue an original Oil PAINTINGS
Matt Color Drawinge, Engrayings, &c, all hand
somely and appropriate y framed
MARCH j. AT $50 O'CLOCK
and continuing noon and evening until All Ara snI
This SALE IS WITHOUT RESERVE
On exhibition for three days previous to sale
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1910 GREAT 1870
1910 Pennsylvania 1910
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID scENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
In Effect DECEMBER 18th, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON: from Depot,
q t s,t Rs and srsss 3G9Ts
70. Car to and ssspn Gars from
TAO pm. daily with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls aud The North, at 10 pm. daily, escept
saturday. with Palace Oars 70 Watkins For
Wlasmsport. Lock Haven. and Eraira, at 10 10
For New York and the East, 1 so and 10 rs pm
press y Sii Puilman Pss lo Gars 80 anu daily
except Sunday.
hS9g 1 WITH b,s u BHod Pt 1sSe a
'afordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
1ns double ferriase and journey across New
For PhjlsdefPhia. 80, 80. ana 10 Is p: NJ daily
For Batimo7sP M 80 "a daily except sunaay
S Ssy ID e19eseps Sunday 10 10 M 80 ~
daily. except Sunday
For Annapolis, 90 D. m. and $40 p ~, daily, ex-
cept sunday.
AIE W.V aKh AND FsERERIoksBgRs E EA{a
TON RAILROAD.
For AIS .aa !, o11sm:
For Richmond and the South. 80 am. and 80 p.
F.. .S q r .R, s;2ogm daily, ..o
a sOE stg 90
sIsss sas ana e S.elor O..
avenue nosthssst q sist5 street. and Penn:
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
.0e l. 7. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General ManSser novg
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTUKE DAHS.
THos. 4. WAGaAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No. ia STREET SOUTH,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
EAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated 9th JAN IA
uary 1876, and rerecorded in Liber No. SI1, 80
folio g. one of the land records for the Dis -xa2
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the part
secured, Twin sell at public auction. in front Of
March. 1879, at 1 o'clock pm. ali that parcel Of
ground in the city Of Washington. known as lot mum
sion Of original lots three g. four a. five 81 sig
90 and seven CT, in spare numbered seven hundred
and thirty-two (132}, with the improvements, con
sistjng of threestory and base ment brick house OF
Tarns ~ ss1o "" Ei, b III 5 mems.
from 9th January. 1877 and expenses of SALE cash
sale, secured by deed OF trust. deposit of one
hundred dollars required at the time Of sale Con.
veyapctnR at purchasers cost Terms to be com
piled with in seven days otherwise tho trustee VIII
resell at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
THOS &. WAGGAMAN, Auc. feba1 dSSbs:
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GNGW-WHITE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed you use
CERES,
Tne handsomess Minnesota Patent Flour Ia shs
District, or,
SterItN0's St. Louis F0HcI Patent,
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour. or
GOLDEN HILL,
The well known Standard Family Flour OF the Dis
trtcs. It Is better than 1t ever was, and makes
ROils and Bread % light and n
white % the driven snow.
The Above-named Flours can be bough! n sny
nret-clAss Grocery Store
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
CoaNER 1aI HIRElT AID INDIANA AvlNUL
onta6D' YIN. n. GAIT b 90,
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AUGUSTUS 9. WORTHIN JTON,
FENDALL E. ALEXANDER,
mari 3, ST ,10Sl2
BROS, Auctioneers.

DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT PARLoR
SUITES, FRENCH POLISHED WALNUT
MARBLE.TOP CHAMBER SETS, COTTAGE
SETS. FRENCH P0LI SIi WALNUT WARD
LIBRARY TABLES WALNUT LOUNGES.
SECRETARY s BEpsIEADs, 3 II EA s,
WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS, HAIR AND OTHER
MAIIRASSES SPRINGS, PILLOWS, Boil
SIERs. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS, BEING THE FURNITURE OF A
HOTEL, ALL OF WHICH WAS FURNISHED
NEW ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, duly recorded a
In llber No. 500, folio No. I37. ct seq, one of u
the land records Of the District of Columbia,
will sell on FRIDAY, the 7th day of March,
a. D. 1879, commencing at II O'Clock. at public auc
ton, at the auction rooms OF Duncanson Bros, cor
ner of 9Th and streets the goods and chatels
mentioned In Schedue"A, )" attached to said deed Of
trnsJ, and pal fly enumerated above.
This sale is worthy the attention of private buyers
as the furniture is nearly and in splendid con-
dition. Terms cash.
feb26 FRANKLIN TENNEY, Trustee
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TTHOS. Z. WAGGAMAE. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE FRAME DWELL;
E TH TIA And N ISL sTk RE NokP P VI
Under and by H yF 5s7s Of deed Of trust
Der No. SS5. fo. 10 81. ct seq the undersigned. x@
premises, On SATURDAY AZ :, the sth day Of March
nine hundred and seventeen Old. in the city Of
Washington, d. G., with the improvements.
deed Of trust securing the payment OF eight hun
bred and fourteen dollars.
and twelve months respectively, after day of sale.
for which deferred payments, the notes OF pur-
chaser, secured on the property sold and to the
cash, at option OF the purchaser. 5000 deposit re-
CURED when bid accented If terms of sale are not
to resell at risk and cost Of defanting purchaser
rHos E. wAeeAMHaaNN A EaaAAok Feb IFa1sss
TEHsyTEEE,Gst SALE lII Of ,MAEkET GARDEN
Or LESS, slTuATED ONE MILE FROM
E2Rns ron Up Ta Ao2Er RSF
By virtue Of dee d Of trust, dated first day -
oo sS Ee Of the hnef
cords for Montgomery county in tie State Of Mary
land and at the request OF the party secured there
WEDNESDAY, March 18th. 1873, at one ocIoes t ba
above Farm, improved with dwelling of rooms
dry cellar &c two large barns, stable, corn mill
and other outhouses pump Of excellent water near
house. 'o- A0'A
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in one.
secured by deed of trust on the property or ali CASH
at the option of the purchaser. One hundred dol.
70 1878 farm the lands 81 Sepss aa
Sonnerman, Charles and Jesse ehoemakar ''. %
F fffosIassf p aS22 4 Il M xao. mar,
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CAaEIS ON THE AMERICAN { OINTMENT. a herd
OF caInelS was driven here from Nevada nearly
Two years ago. Finding 40 profitable work for
them, their owners turned them loose along the
CHA 10 the eastward OF Yuma. There they
have been living and breeding. looking fat and
sleek all the time For while they were IN
danger or determination. Whenever they nut
Ia an appearance along the wagon road they
frightened mules and horses beyond control OF
the drivers. They soon earned the everlasting
hatred or teamSterS Some OF whom acquired a
habit OF shooting camels on sight. Since how
ever, the railroad has been delivering freight at
Adonde, the road along the ella this side OF that
place has been comparatively abandoned by
teamStefs, and the remaining carneis have now
chance 10 show what they can do Ia the way
Of propagation. The wateflesS desert or Sonora.
south and southeast OF Yuma. is known 10
possess immense deposits OF salt. sulphur,
boraN and soda. Its mountains are also known
TO carry extensive deposits OF metals. To these
camelS We look for eventually making these
treasures accessible and available yuma
iiftsoHa, Sentinel,
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TEA woman was discovered recently on al
island In the Pacific ocean, where she had been
leading solitary life for eighteen years The
men who first approached found her talking to
herself, showing the ruling passion strong in
solitude Il glprrIck