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LIND Grabbers.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 12.-Last July special
Agent Marshall, on the affidavit of A. R.
Lovejoy, made complaint against S. l.
Gordon, u wealthy and promipen! lawyer
of Minneapolis. and r. @. MITCHELL
editor of the Duluth Tribune,
charging them with conspiracy to deiraud
the United States out of A, 4SO acres of val
liable pine lands by hiring men to preempt
them and then sell them to the principals
at a nominal price. The grand jury, which
has been engaged on the ease for ten
days, reported to the court this after,
and probably Lovejov. and exon
Grating Mitchell. Mitchell was
appointed receiver Of the government land
Office at Duluth few days before his ar
rest, but had not received his commission.
He claims the charges brought against
HIM were merely to keep him out OF the the
office which the Minnesota delegation in
congress recommended him for. Gordon
claims the charges against him are Tor
hlackmail
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StnckA and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The advance in
Texas & Pacific bonds to-day was due to
the announcement that the company will
psy in scrip the interest which fell due
July 1. 1882, and July l, 1888, on the in
come and land grant bonds. This. effectu-
ally disposes of the suit recently COM
menced against the company to compel the
payment of interest on the bonds in ques-
ton. Income rose 3 IL per cent. to 81 IL,
and RIO Grande division firsts, IA per
mt. to 70 IA.
NEW York, Oct. 10 -Denver 6 Rio
Grande, rs SO; Houston & Texas Central,
40: Kansas Il Texas, q l.2; Missouri Pacific,
90 IS; Texas & Pacific, 2l3-4.
Governments strong; railways quiet.
West Shore firsts weak and lower, 70 to
rs IA; states featureless; stocks closed dull
and irregular as compared with
last nights closing prices, and are 4 to
7.8 higher, except for the Wizards and
Wabash common, which are 1.8 to 3.s
lower. Sales for the week amount to $751;:
165 shares, decrease of 3l8 1852 compared
with the previous week. Exports Of specie
for the week are 1912 1853, making total Of
S12 2S2. 433 since January 1st against $43,
281 346 same time last year. Transactions
1886 600.
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The Outlook.


New YoRK, Oct. 12.-Dun's Mercantile
agency reports that figures available show
a very considerable decline in the volume
Of business. This point, which is some.
what disappointing in view OF the fact that
the month was preSumed, and activity is
yet to be anticipated in the purchases of
general merchandise. Payments, however.
have been very satisfactory thus far, and
the amount of goods taken during the
seasUn yielded fair profit to jobhers, though
manufactures have not much to show,
owing to excessive production. Lower
prices generally prevailed in the specula-
tive MAJ kets during the week, though cot
ton was little higher in the
early part, owing to reports of dana
age to the crop. There seems
to be DO doubt OF very
considerable damage to the crop, though
prices went several points lower amid a
good deal of excitement yesterday on
the strength of the denials that the
damage was not so great as antici-
pated. The condition of the south,
however is 20 much improved that even a
partial failure can be better borne now
than ever bsiore. and if prices improve, as
anticipated, the loss by under produc-
ton will be somewhat made up.
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Rs,RT WORTH.

FoRr WoHrH, Oct. 13.-fSpecial.I-A
movement is on foot among our citizens 70
have Governor Ireland embody in his call
for special session, among matters TO be
considered. the granting OF "a special char
ter To this city In order that sidewalks may
he ordered put down by citizens and other
public improvements made.
The grand jury adjourned to-day, after
returning tbirty.seven indictments.
The rewers are now completed, at cost
NJ esq GOO.
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Libel sult...No Final Agreement.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-In the criminal
libel suit, brought by General Hicken
looper against Mr.. Van Hsmm and John
G. Thompson, jr., reporters of the News
Journal. was tried in the police court.
Van Hamm was dismissed aud Thompson
fined $50 and costs.
The Ohio & Mississippi railroad election
Is proceeding without a final agreement as
TO the right of the holders OF bonds.
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SAN ANGELO.

sAx ANGELO, Oct. 13.-Tapecial.1 IA muir
der occurred here this afternoon about 2
o'clock. A negro named John Morgan.
who has been in the employ of Mr.. Clothier
as a porter about his saloon and livery sta
bic, was lying asleep in bin OF corn, with
his hat drawn over his eyes, when bar,
tender, named Perry Ramsey, discovered
shot him, the bali entering over the mouth
and passing through the base Of the brain,
killing him instantly. The pistol was so
close the powder scorched Morgan's hair.
Ramsey delivered his pistol to Judge Spen-
Ger and gave himself up. asserting it to be
accidental.
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The Coal Miners Strike,

PITTsBURe. Oct. 13.-A Bradford special
says no new developments in the strike 1T
the Rochester and Pi:tsburg coal mines,
men arrived, and were sworn in as deputy
sheriffs. The company now has fully 100
secret officers employed. and are determin-
ed to protect their property. Railroad
hands have also been sworn in and armed.
Nothing was done at the works yesterday
or to-day, but it is the intention to put
miners at work on Monday.
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Foreign Affairs.
BARRACKS pn,rRorKD.

LONDON, Oct. l3.-A Times Vienna cor
respopdent rtates that an official dispatch
from Pestah says: Alter the Roumanian
soldiers, who crossed the frontier and took
possession Of the Austrian barracks COM
handing the Vulcan pass, In south Car
pathians, were driven off by Austrian in
fantry, a large body Of Roumanisn frontier
guards returned and destroyed the bar
racks. The ROumabians claim that the
barracks were located on their territory.
KKTrRTATEkD AT LUNCHEON.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Sir Stafford Northcote
arrived ct Carrie to-day in continuance OF
his political tour In Ulster. and was enter
tanned at luncheon.
cABrsET roExrD.
MADRID, Oct l3.-It is stated In well In
formed circles, that the following cabinet
has been formed; Posssds Cberrera. presi-
dent Of the council; Raise Gomfz. TO for
eign Affair."; Gailottra, 20 finance; Moret, 10
the interior; LiBares Rivos, 10 justice; sar-
doal. to commerce; General Lopez ID men
Gusr. 70 the war; BeranRer, TO thf marine
and Susrer Inclsn. colonies.
The new cabinet will take the oath q
oflce this afternoon. IL is contldered
members ofthe C0rtes will Internationally
support the new cabinet, especially IN
It's policy on questions Of universal
suffrage and constitutions reform Eortt z
organ asserts the aspiration OF the len
vii receive satisfaction In the programme
Of the next ministry. whose mission Il
cleims 10 based chiefly upon the fact 81 the
formafion Of . liberal party. The organ OF
Msrto's urges the c.binet 10 como ude
treaties Of c0mmerce with England, Portu-
gsl and South American republics.
snETTNrFTs on TIE HAnorrs-
IoED0H. Oct. 10 The municipal euthor-
ifies OF FoIkstons presented an address Of
welcome 70 Marquis IssnE. the Chinese
ambassador, who Il visiting here Mem
bers Of the Chinese legation o. London
we're present. In the course Of the mar
ouis' speech be EEid that be earnestly oe-
sired that the pending dispute between
Frrucs snd China would end peac.iullT.
nKrrcar ErsDs.
CRY on uErIco. Oct 13.-It Il stated thrt
re Neric.n eOrsruuent hss ner0titted
~ . lusn Of so 90 900 With trDsrirent rnd
Gsrnsns. the bonds - Be tsken 81 - c.rts
~ re dollar. b-<rrE Per cent The
rzrut f1r the con plrti0n 81 ths .rrtnfe-
rrsr'f ls<r.s for Eer Turk IN fsr tsgh
o'pcrrrIL'f Drrrrn
Lrrror. or. n.-rhs polio '<D-t - %
80 <rr <~Id<ncs thcrInf Err ron1e<l11
e o.Ds<nsn. - slsTu - or<Ts 80 Ne
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 13.-The Courier Jour-
nal will publish tomorrow morning q
statement that J. Proctor Knott, governor
of Kentucky, is compiling in conjunction
with A. r. Spofford, librarian of congress,
work on wit and humor. Il
is understood that the work viii num-
Der several volumes, and will include
the best things from the time of Chaucer
to the present. The matter for the first
two volumes is reported almost ready for
publication. Governor Knott has nation
al reputation as wit and humorst, and as a
reconteur has ne equal In the state.
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Through Freight Arrangements.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE statement pub
lished here that President Willard, of the
Northern Pacific, had practically arranged
for the construction of number OF steam
ers of unusually heavy tonnage and great
speed, to operate in connection with the
Northern Pacific, from Superior City and
Duluth, and by this means overcome the
cost of transportation of Grain from the
thence east, is also asserted that Viii
lards interest in quietly obtaining control
of the New York, West Shore & Buffalo,
thus giving during the season navigation
to through freight from the Pacific coast to
he east
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Proposition Accepted,

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-The finance ctm.
mittee oil The Northern Pacific Railway
coapany have accepted, subject to the
ratification OF the BOARD Of directors, q
proposition from Drexel, Morgan & Co.,
W.-slow, Lancer & Co., and August Be-
mont & o., on behalf Of the syndicate Tor
SIS OOO, 900 Of the proposed issue oil the
second mortgage bonds.
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AUa1 IN.

AUSTIN, Oct. l:.-[srscisl.l-The follow
Ioy,n, charters were filed to-dev: The
Durango Cooperative association OF Patrons
OF Husbandry, capital stock $1,000; the
Prospect Hill Street Railway company,
more lines Of street railway In San Antonio.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 13-Rev. Thomas J. Cor
arty, OF Worcester, Massach usetts, treas
urer tor, In America, of the Parnell fund
has notified the executive Of the league
that the books will be closed November
Goth. 30 that Americas contribution can
reach Dublin on the date the fund closes
their presentation to Mr.. PArnell, which
takes place In that city on December 18th.
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TrREuLL, Oct. ls.-Tspecial.l-Msyor l..
L. Franks vetoed The ordinance contracting
with W. g. ConDor OF Dallas for the water
supply. Mayor Franks claims too much
concession has been made In favor OF the
vafer-vorks company and too great q num-
Der OF hydrnrts contracted Tor. II IL hardly
probable IL can be passed. over the veto,
notwithstanding four or i've members OF
the council were present, the four voted for
Il, one belng absent. IL. IL nov thought
that the friends OF the vstsr-vorksvill only
have two sdvocstes. this does not By any
means mean wster~vorks Tor ne but more
libsrsl proposition is what 10 wanted
Plenty Of rsin for the present..
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ALBAxr, Oct. 13.-The following cspissl-
lists fled articles incorporating Emitted
States steamsbiD Mail compsny, capital.
500 600. CIV. Qnintsrd John Roach Ed A.
Quintsrd. Parker Q. Chandler, z. L. Hanoc,
John 1. Waterbury. The line Is TO run
from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific ports.
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A New Telegraph Company.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The Bankers and Mer-
chants Telegraph CONF any filed the ar
,icles ofincorporation at the state capital
Yesterday. A statement is made chat the
company will endekvor to control the line
long the Nickel Plate road and thus Sc
cure entrance into this city.
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A Hearlsg Postponed,

KANSAS CrTr, Oct. l3-The Leavenworth
Special BoardrJom i,sioners convened
here yesterday and considered the request
of the railroad companies 10 reopen the
Belert case, decision in which materially
reduced freight Tstss. The claims Of the
companies were heard and The time of
hearing the argument postponed.
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Death of William Denton, Geolo0ist.

BosroN, Oct. ia cablegram snntun-
ces the death of Professor William Denton,
geologist. who for the past two years has
been making scientific explorations in
Australia, New Zealand and China. He Is
supposed TO have been in Java at the time
of the earthquake, and to have been one of
the victims.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.


~. LouIl Light Market Heport-Dl'
yorce Case Instituted.
Pierced by Thirteen Dueksbot and
Killed.
Tyler: A Complete Report Of Court
Decisions.
kSan Saba: Heavy Raing-StreGms ali
u Swollen.
Palestine: A Sensation In n $3.50
Failure.
Denison: Contract Let for $15O,OOO
Water Works.
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Nrr YoKK, Oct. l3.-Mayor Edison re-
moved William ?. Sherman from oflce ss
commissioner NJ accounts. BE refused 10
resign. The offsuse vas making public his
report upon the Carroll frauds before the
mayor could examine he documents.
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TEXARKANA.

TuIRKAsL. Oct. la.-tspeclal. frank
Lomar (colored) WAS arrested and jailed
this morning by Constable Crawford, for
stealing horse from Judge Talbot come
time ago.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, Oct. 13-[Special. ]-Joseph
Means editor and proprietor of the Daily
He.perian, has purchased the Montague
Northwest, and will run both.
Mary Mildred Wilson died to-day. She
is the 13 year old daughter of Dr.. W.. ii.
Wilson. Her illness was of short duration,
having taken chills few weeks ago, result.
ing in typhoid fever, which terminated
yestesday in death. She was inferred to-
day.
Yesterday Rube Horton, OF Burlington.
brought and put in Jail here, two young
men charged with stealing cattle in the In
dian territory. They were turned over
this morning to- United sta states s,, marshal
who started with them to Fort smith,
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JoILETT, ILL.,. Oct. 13.-William J
Adams, barb wire manufacturer. yesterday
900.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Oct, i3.-Strong,
s, bring 4 Co., grain dealers, assigned YET
terday, liabilities. $1,000; assets not
stated.
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JonrI1, Ill., Oct. 13.-Three German
lsborrrs attempted 70 cros the canal this
morning in q leaking boat, which sank
sbout The middle % the stream, and two
on tbsrn. nsmsd George Simond and VII
liam Gi1lsakf, we're drUvusd.
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PITTsBURo. OCT. 13.-H. o. Price & Co..
pool sellers here. paid out 81 .545 this af-
ternoOn upon = false repOTt from the Je-
rome Park races. The wires bad been
stopped and bogus dispsicb-s sent out. Civ
ing wrong horses 40 winners In the races
fhere
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Bosror, Oct. 1s.-Tbs fishing schooner
NO. Andrsrt -ss lost With Der crew @.
p. winirrns. John Doyle. Ephrrin Alley
H1vtrd Smith. gossph ktnifrn, 1ekx
Nslr-r sn< Albion W1cor.
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PALESTINE

PALwrEr, Oct. l3.-TSpso.al.l-G. Z. &
b. w. Howard. dry goods merchants,
closed to-day and made an assignment.
Assets said TO be $40 900; liabilities, $751;
600. The failure has caused big sensation
here. The creditors are principally OF New
York, st. Louis New Orleans and Gslves
ton. The failure IL eaio 10 be an honest
effort TO protect creditors.
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Dxrsos. Oct. .ls.-Tspecisl.l- city
council last night. without q dissenting
vote. granted to 8. Drake. OF Illinois, the
right 10 construct water-works in this city,
the city agreeing 10 take fifty hydraDts at
800 each. The works will be on the Holly
saystem, similar 10 those OF Austin and
Fort Worth, and will cost upwards Of $50 :
600. The people are well pleased with the
action Of the city council In this matter.
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Gsr~u1or. Oct. 5.-lspscis-l-Phllip
De-. 4 prominent livery stsbls nen and pro
rI-7rtor Of "a uDdsrtstsr'f ssisblisnment,
isr last Sunday for pnrts unknown, lssvinE
80 ~-.1Ifnrs In fbs lurch 70 the nmount Of
IS U0. Principal amOnf these we're ne
fHnrnn<fi Co1n Manufacturing c1mptnJ,
a. a. 20. Pred. y. Ih.rer, 81 ter Or
Ir~r.. f1r 81 of5. Mar A k>mpnsr. q t1ls
civ. fo- 81 30. rbo held q n1-tEsgs on his
z<stIe. bows, c.rrlszt.. etc.i - rslure t*s
amount. b><ides SINE $50 1ue rrrl0u< rtr-
fies A. ttis city. o. IL IA q - montn
- -.~5- - r'<tEn.lfI< trfn<fsr % his prop
|~--~ F~-< ~ BIZ to sons. PtIlIr and John.
~ fnown - fhs firm q fnI-,R De-
r. a O. no er@cut<t rrT@ro
- ~ = 80 psssss. r,ssss'5 ~ ~
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LITTLE Rock, Oct. ls.-lspec,all-Ihs
Chandler Missouri Pacific bsse ball club
played the Little Rock Browns today;
ecure. ten 20 tour.
The freight agent Of The Arksnsss Valley
route announced this evsIinE that the
fright cut on cotton would positively ccase
on Monday. This road on coDDecilon with
she Psrzmore road. intugursisd the war.
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SEPTEMBER SCHEME

1857 Frizes.
whole Tickets, Sc; Half Tickets, 81; ~
Tickets. $50; 5b Tickets, sioo.
Remit money or bank draft In letter. or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
post-ofice order, until further nodoe. Orders
OF IS and upward by express can be sent az
our expense Address all orders TO J J. DOUG
LAS, Louisville. Ky. G. A. Webster, 70l Main
Street, Dallas Texas.
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SAN SABA.

SAN SABA. Oct. 13.-[special.l -Messrs.
W. G. Murray and T. Ward have arranged
TO open a bank here in few days; capital
stock, $4,000.
Very heavy rains have been falling here
for the past two days, and the country 10
covered with water. The rninn are heavy
ss far west o. heard from. Streams are all
mp and the roads are almost impossible.
The Colorado is up three feet and still ris-
ing. The mails have been stopped.
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&ottlrics.
IIIaIIiy|'z||1 COLLEGE
Ia |! Q ]!


REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
10Y take place in the Masonic Hall, Mssoni
INt Temple Building, in Louisville, BY
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2B 1888
A LAWFUL LOTTERY and FAIR DRAW
ING, chartered by the Legislature of Ky. and
twice declared legal by the highest Court In The
State Bond given TO Henry county in the sum Of
s10 00O for the prompt payment OF all prizes sold.
A REVOLUTION IN Single Number Drawings.
nD-Eyery ticket holder his own supervisor
can call out the number on his ticket and SEQ
The CORE sponding number on tho tag placed
in the wheel in his presence. These drawings
will occur on the last THURSDAY OF every
month Read the magnificent See.
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Prrrsrun.. osi. Ia Bradford spscisl
r-r T-sufy-four 6si.csi-... ssst oui
,x-o--- al hs-~llr srn-d, arrived
-. f<pot ~ noo1 sid nner
4. r1-r dIr-.r. Ia o. a. tftsrno1n trnlr
- Drh~-f psnnr~I~tris wn-rs ne
p-.-..--s.r 4 PIfrtr-r rt1r,.f c1mptrT n
fs-inr r.ri1uf r1-sls ~iif - o,<l nh
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drawn IL, aud that he will be more careful
in the future to avoid violating the sanctity
of his official certificate, trusted to as being
made on his honor rs an officer aud gem
tleman.
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TYLER.

TYLER, Oct 13.-TSpecial.l- 1.-The court Of
appeals affirmed: Angrl vs.. Hughes &
Bro, nom Anderson; Aiken vs.. Horn, adj
ministrator from Anderson; Link, county
Judge, vs.. Murphy, from Anderson; CHAM
tSsfs VS.. State, from Nolan Brown VS..
State, from Dewitt.
Reversed and remanded: Pells vs.. Will
Hanson, from Anderson; Gammage vs.
Siliman, from Anderson. l. & G. N. X. X.
VS.. Kentle, from Gregg, Kumstonvs. State,
! from Henderson; Jones VS.. Jones, from
Hi Submitted on blArs for state: Hart VS..
State, from Travis; Horn vs.. State: from
Travis; Kegure VS.. State, from Travis;
Comfort vs.. State, from Travis.
Submitted on briefs for both
parties; Pittman vs.. State, from Hsr.
rison. Appeal dismissed on briefs and oral
argument for both parties; Harris vs..
State, from McLennon; ex parte Cole, from
Williamson.
The commission appointed to assess the
damage TO the property Of William M,
Whitaker, by reason OF the construction OF
the Kansas, Gulf & Short Line railway In
front Of his residence, to-day reported that
be was not damaged by the construction
Whitaker has filed his objections.
The young gentlemen of this city gave
grand ball last night in honor Of the Misses
Slaughter, OF Dallas, at Aurphy's hotel.
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 13,-[special.1 lone
more member of the band of Mexican
thieves. who have been operating in this
city for several weeks. has been captured
by Captain Karber. He gives his name as
Jesus CARA Torres. and was detected in the
act of stealing a bolt of calico from g. b.
Franks store, on Alamo plaza. This makes
the sixth one OF the gang that has been cap
tured.
A great deal of excitement has been
caused in southwest Texas, by newspaper
and other reports, relating to the Missing
Mary Churchill. OF st. Louis. The Dallas
HERALD is the only morning. paper in Texas
which has the correct solution of the mys-
terry, as the subjoined will show: Mrs;
Mary Churchill, q very estimable lady OF
Springfield, Illinois, now visiting this city
for the benefit of her health, called on the
Express yes terday and dts fred to have her
identity established, believingit best to do SO
and thereby put an end to the report grow
ing out OF the similarity between her name
and the young lady who 80 mysteriously
disappeared from her home, in st: Louis, a
short time ago. Mrs. Churchill dislikes
popularity and requests this publication
only to escape further personal annoyance