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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14
GENERAL NEWS

Gen. James Watson Webb, one of
the oldest journalists in America
died in New York on the 9Th.
Germany objects to the treaty be-
tween France and China which clos
co certain Chinese provinces to
general trade.
The political parties are all alike
when it comes to riding free on a
railroad. All the politicians want
passes.
The Rio Grand ia overlooking it's
banks doing immense damage, and
obstructlng trains which are unable
TO cross the stream.
The nomination of Blain and Logon
nv the convention at chicago fairly sets
the political pot to boiling. The local
office seeking politician an scarcely re-
strain himself from 'rahing.
In consequence of the action OF
the Legislature of California at the
extra session, a strong Anti-Monop
oily feeling has been developed In
that state, and that party has en-
dorsed Butler.
A miscreant punched out both
ewes OF mule with some sharp ln>
strument while the animal was left
standing in shed at Portland.
The Penitentiary for life would be
about the right thing for such fiend
A special newspaper train, having
on board a number of correspondents
from the Republican Convention,
ran through from Chicago to WASH
ington, in nineteen hours drumming
time, an average of fifty miles an
hour.
A Geld wave passed over large por-
ton Of the Eastern states on the "Sth OF
May, doing great damage to fruit. AT
Pouxhkeepsie, the thermometer went
Down to rs degrees, freezing fruit and
vegetables of all kinds. Snow fell in
New Hampshire to the depth OF several
inches.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14

1t is proposed to try dyn"mlt
on a portion of the jam. This may
be the solution of the jam question.
Everybody, with their sisters, cous'
ms and aunts went on the excur-
sion to Deception Pass. The com
pany that has the two iron claims
on the Skagit river, have made pur>
chases of land on Fidalgo, from
ting Ship Harbor. Sheets survey
ing party in town IS, Range 10 east,
will open three now to Wnships to
public settlement and filing, on the
river a great deal Of timber and bot
tom land not yet occupied by set
tiers. The Sabbath School picnic at
skagit was quite a pleasant affair.
No one was compelled to 60 to a
hotel and buy his dinner. The liz
censed fee to cross the ferry at Mt
Vernon is ten cents. Behrens and
Minkler have examined the bluff
near the iron mines, to see whether
the road could pass along the bluh'
and report favorably. MOSQUITOES
are a failure this year. The SIX agi'
river is falling. The political POI
has commenced to boil. Skagit News
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14

DIED:-at the Hospital fer the
Insane at Fort Steilacoem W.
May 18th, 1884, of Consumption,
Mrs. Amanda Shriver, wife of. W.
Shriver, of Guemes island. Mrs.
Shriver was an inmate of the hos
pital from March 8. 1878 until the
time OF her death.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14
Tide Table.

Tide Table.
from ables of tho United States Coast Survey
for snip Harbor, com uote, Corrected weskly.)
R1aH WATER. Low WATER.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14

IT Is beautifully remarked that mans
mother l. the representative Of his
Maker. Misfortune and mere CRIME ses
40 harriera between her and her son.
While his mother lives man mas one
friend on earth who will not desert MN
when he is needy. Her affection nows
from Q pure fountain and ceases only
AZ the ocean Of eternity.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-06-14
BRIEF MENTION.

The Idaho is back on her old route in
OF the Welcome.
Mat Ansteinsen started for Europe
last week, and will visit friends in Nor
way.
We are indebted to Senator Dolph
aud Congressman Brents for val
liable congressional documents.
Christopher and BenHs wharf at Decep-
ton 10 about ready for steamers to land,
and work has been commenced OF Crab
ans wharf near by.
We are the recipients Of hand>
some boquet of roses ofgreat variety
and beauty, grown by Mrs. VIM.
Gray, ot Fidalgo island.
The printers in the Enterprise
Office were treated to q present OF
splendid strawberries on last Satur-
day by George Hagadorn.
IF you want good map Of Puget
Sound, buy the Enterprise Map.
See a full description Of it In this
paper.
The supply of hired girls is not
equal to the demand on Puget
sound, and they readily command
wages from sl5 to s25 per month.
Mrs. shorey and family, of Seats
tie, accompanied by Prof A nder-
sop, arrived at Anacertes on Mon>
days steamer, and are stopping at
the Hill Cottage.
Capt. G. d. Hill Of Anaco:tes,
delegate to the Chicago Convention
from Washington Territory, has
been appointed en- the committee to
wait on Blame, to notify him OF his
nomination for President.
The 6rst number of a new paper,
called the Lewis County Bee, pub
shed st Cheh.ls s, w. T. ty Bull lind
Francis, has been received at this
Office. 1t is IN eight page, five coll
umn weekly, price, 81. year,
HI, Dicksl, representing Hegele,
Crowell L. Co. importers Of Crockery
and GLASS; ware, Of Portland Or
syou. visited Anacortes on Thurs
day, and sold bill Of goods to
Bowman l. Chids, who will be able to
supply anything in their line
through this extensive who lesals
firm.
Camp meeting begins at Avon
Wednesday, June 25th. D. G. LIE
Sourd, Presiding Elder, 1. Dillon,
d. D., Revs. J. A. Tenant, Is. +.
Van Devsnter, and w. B. Nc Millen
will be present. Fourth quarterly
meeting on the Saturday and Sun
day following.
The old log cabin on Amos Bows
mans place, occupied by E. Sibiey,
accidentally caught fire from some
defect about the stovo-pipe, on
Wednesday morning, and burned to
the ground, with all its contents,
consisting of personal property be>
longing to Mr.. Sibley.
The Welcome ran aground in Pa
dilla Bay on Monday. and was LETT
high and dry by the recsd'ng tide'
straining her so that she took in
considerable water. Her freight
and passengers were transferred to
the Washington, when she proceeds
ed on her way to Anacorte', ana al
forwards went to Whatcom forre-
pairs.
The grand and picturesque seem
cry about Deception Pass, and the
splendid camping grounds on the
beautiful bays on each side OF the
Pass, are making that place q fam
Gus resort for picnic parties. Scarce
xt.ok ~ aa
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DISTANCES ON ROUTE 43097 As NOW
TRAVELLED.


Distances along Route 1907, Nor
thern Mainland.
Townsend to Anacortes 34A miles.
Thence via Frazer River to West
minister - TIA Total 1154
Extra stopping at What
com IS " 1924
Extra stopping at Sem
iaLmoo u 1914
Townsend via Anacortes Il What
com to Semiahmoo 96a
Thence by stage to West
Minister =. 1914 To. 1868
islands and Mainland Connections
Anacortes through Archipelago
to Roche Har. 30a miles.
Extra stopping at East Sound
16 Total Aga .
Extra stopping Lopez San Juan and
Friday Harbor 20 Total IS.
Roche Harbor to Victoria Il Total
973
Milage as now performed, both
ways
Townsend to SemiahmOO Fridays
(twice 1907 3Ol3
Townsend to Whatcom Tuesdays
(twice 1907 "a
Total 542
Total steamboat milage necessary
to perform present service OF Post
Office Department while making
through connection both to West
minister and Victoria once week:
Townsend as now to Semiahmoo,
connecting with stage for Westmin~
ster twice 1909 30lb.
Anacortcs on tri-weekly Inside
Route (43O9S) junction via, Island
Post office to Victoria (twice 973)
l95.-Total. 96a.-Balance useless
and duplicated mileage now IS.
Making total as now performed
without running to Victoria 542s.
milags.
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Pate. Time Il Time q Time 4 Time Z
June Is 74e@ IA 1885, 81 2.55* 81 212t
l6 9oa 6 10 80 81 3.45 3.0s Q
S.; 5. +: II i: =: 4;
20 O. 33* le 3.52 Al 1888 l 7.22 O
Fl l.l2 SIT 81 S.25 OIL S.32 7

To get the tide at Whatcom figure thirty minutes
later; Semiahmoo. sixty minutes later and Lacon-
uer nearly two hours later. The hours between
midnight and noon are designated by (A.M), those
between and midnight by l. (P.m) Oh. 0om
= denotes midnight, Oh. som. !. denotes noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29

At called meeting of the Leaders and
Stewards of the North Street Methodist
Episcopal church, held on the afternoon of
Sabbath, February Sd, 1884, committee
was appointed for the purpose Of drafting
re solutions OF respect to the memory OF our
deceased brother, Jacob Arndt, of which
The following is copy:
WHEREAS, In His infinite goodness it
hes pleased God to summon to His presence
orr dearly loved brother, friend and coun-
>elior, Jacob Arndt, whose life was spent
in untiriDg devotion to the advancement
of every good word and work in church,
Sunday school, and with his intercourse
with the world at large, and whose every
quality we shall ever hold in pleasing re-
mtmbrsnce and seek with delight to emu
late and pattern after; therefore,
Rcsolred, That while we keenly feel our
loss, and shall miss from our councils his
ful smile and cordial greeting, we are COM
fort,d with the assurance that he hes gone
ito the reward OF the righteous and is for
ever with the Lord.
Rcsotrcd, That we deem it fitting here
with to express our appreciation OF the
h'yh character of our deceased brother,
WI o, as Christian gentleman and friend,
W the esteem and affection OF all, aud by
the N has for successive years been looked
up to as model and fitting example for
our imitation.
Resolred, That sharing with the bsreaved
family in their great loss, We assure them
of "ur tender sympathy and pray that or
lives may be so spent that when done with
ou5 work on earth we msy be united with
our loved ones in that better land WHARF
partings will be no more.
Rcsolred, That copy of these solutions,
properly epgrossed, be furnished the fam
ily of our deceased brother and also be pub.
lished in the daily papers, and, as further
day School room be draped in morning for
thirty days.
W. H. CHAPMAN,
K. II. Phillips,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
INDIVIDUALISMS.
The News OF Our own and Other
PeOple.

The News OF Our Own and Other
People.
o. Mosier, commercial man, is in
the city.
Col. ]. Wiley Mulho!land, of Philsdel-
phis, is IN the city.
Prot. Ben Haskin, of Wetzsl county, is
visiting friends in the city.
Thos. II. Haskins, County Superintendent
Of Wetzel county, is in the city.
Walter H. Rinehart has entirely recoy-
cred from his recent indisposition.
George bennington, of the Grafton Sen
tinel, came to the city last evening.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald, of Burton, this
State, is the guest o: friends IN our midst.
VIM. H. Strickland, business mansger OF
Shook L Golfers Lights o London" is in
the city.
s. E. Todd, Of Cleveland, brother OF DR..
Todd, of Bridgeport, wa3 in the city ycTter-
day on his way home from his mother
funeral.
George Laughlin, secretary of the Mingo
iron works, went to GAINESVILLE last night
On business. Columbus and other points
will be taken in on his trip.
Miss Ida Higginbothsm, OF Palatine,
Marian county, who hiss been visiting for
,-yeral days in the city, left yesterday to
vlsit friends in East Liverpool.
Artist George Storm and family will re-
m We TO Baltimore next week. George h.
his son, severed his connection with How
srd Bros, architects, this week.
Colonel W. p Thompson and daughter,
81 CIevelsnd, have gone South to spend
yeral months. Colonel Thompson 8
health has been a serious condition.
Judge and Mrs. Thompson have gone to
Cleveland to spend some time. Any per-
son having business with the Judge can
correspond with him, or he will return for
any matter of importance.
Col. VIM. P. Thompson, accompanied by
is daughter, are at Eastman, Georgia.
Ire gentleman recently had two hem.
orrhages and was advised to visit that sec,
On OF the country for his health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
BRIDGEPORT.
Minor Personal and improvement

Minor Personal and Improvement
Notes.
MIR. r. w. Alexander and family, John
C. Alexander and George Mckee left yes
terGay 10 spend last night with Mrs. I. l..
Pati.n out the q. l.. Il w. r. Il.
Store rooms are exceedingly scarce. Mr..
l.. w. Gilmore has been offered $3.50 pei
year for his room.
nr. John Cook yesterday removed q
tumur as large as a walnut from Mr.. Lillen.
Will Cook will purchase Dinsmore s
grocery next month.
Charley Miller has placed three very ire
billiard tables in his saloon.
Improvements in progress and prospec'
ave: n. Kuhns is tearing out his tenant
house, next to McKees office and will
erect two story brick business and dwell.
lpg house. HeiDlein Bros. will erect fine
BRICK business building, with four large
store.rooms, on the site OF their buildings
destroyed by fire. Tney are now clearirg
away he debris. W. w. Holloway has be-
gan the erectio Of a business and dwelling
bose next 10 Giiiin's restaurant. M. Nc
Corraughey is rebuilding his stable. 4.
W. Gilmore is having his store.room ele-
gsrtly repape-; and overhauled.
II" new G. & p. bridge was completed
ytslt rGay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
HGreai DIscoVery.

Iwm, Thomas, of Newton, Is, says:
My wife had been seriously affected with
q cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more seyerly than ever before. She
hsd used many remedies without relief,
and being urged to try Dr.. Kings New Dis
eoyery, did so, with most gratifying re.
suits. The first bottle relieved her very
much, and the second bottle hiss absolutely
cured her. She has not had so good health
fOr thirty years"
Trial bottles lOc IT Logan 4 Cas- Drug
Store. Large size slO1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
River News,

The river was falling very slowly at dark
last night, the marks showing 10 feet .
inches ot water in the channel.
Business on the landing was quite brisk
yesterday.
The local packets are all running and re-
port trade very good.
The Cincinnati and Memphis packet
Andy Baum is high and dry on the CIncin-
natl wharf, and will have TO be wrecked.
Red river was higher on Tuesday than it
has been since 1919, and still rising. This
has been an unusual winter for high water.
The Jennie Campbell left Cincinnati on
Tuesday for Pittsburgh. 1t is the iuten'
tion Of Captain Hornbrook, We believe, TO
load for st. Louis.
The side.wheel steamer st. Lawrence
will leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati on
Sstu day next. She will leave this wharf
al L'clcck Sunday morning.
The Montana should arrive here from
st. Louis en- route for Pittsburgh the latter
| part OF next week. She will probably re-
main in the Pittsburgh and ST, Louis trade,
Tor which she is in every way adapted.
Capt. George Keith is in command, and
Carney Earl, an old Pittsburgher, is chief
| clerk.
TIE towbost Modoc, which was sunk on
Saturday evening by striEing the south
| Side pier OF the new Seventh street bridge,
was successfully Tsised yesterday. 1t is
| said she is rot damaged ard ca soon o. re-
paired and r.sdy for Dg.iness again. Sae
was pumped cut yesterday by n" tugs
Rescue. John p Thorn and W.. Wagner.
pittsburgh Com mercisl Gazette.
The following changes have been made
and new lights esiahiished between Cairo
and New Orleans: Midway, moved down
| 800 yards; hssd 81 President Island, new
| light; Commerce Point, moved dow ball
3 mile from the ToShead: Hardin P0'nt.
| discontinued. shiP Island, moved down
| 100 yards; Herssr''s, moved DOM tn Er'
| IRENE PORT: a. Frspc's Is'snG, ti-coatu
ued; GeIsTsi Pillow. moved down 2Jo
yards.
Cairo-R:ver 30 fret inches and falling
| Weather cloudy; thermometer -
| Louisvil.s-Riyer f-.lirg slowly with II
| ieet in cana sui . feet on the falls. BlT
res good and weather cloudy with occs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
AUCTION sALEOFFlNEH HATS

Having disposed of all my me-
will commence this evening Of
feriBg the balance of my stock,
consisting of fine fur and stiff
felt hats, at auction. These goods
are all first-class and No. 1 in
quality. If you wish for a bar
gain in a re al fine hat come early
as these goods must be sold as
soon as possible.
GEO. j. NJ ATUISON,
1922 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
A Bad Accident,

Yesterjsy rfternoon about , O'Clock, a
Polish mat, VII is employed at the Rivec-
eide mill as an ash shoveler, met with q
very severe accident. He was engaged at
his regular vocation and had occasion to
Cross the compsny's tramway. While at
tempting to do it, one of the cars hit him,
knocking him down and passing over his
left leg, cutting and MASKING it badly, be-
tween the knee and ankle. DR.. Campbell
was called and upon an examination found
no bones broken, though the limb was
badly injured. Everything that medicine
and skill can do is being done for the un-
fortunate man, who will probably have TO
be taken to the hospital to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
RANDOM NOTES.
Some of the Sidewalk Gossip Of
the Town.
Working the Chatterboxes and News Scour-
ces for All They Know or Can
Think of.

All talk about the depreciation OF prop
erty on the Island on account of the flood,
is the merest nonsense. TIE Garden Spot
is as desirable for residences now as it ever
was. Such another food is hardly proba-
BILE in the nextlife time, and in few years
it will be almost forgotten. Just after the
wsters withdrew there was q rush OF
moneyed men who expected to gobbie up
Island property for song. This did more
than anything else to stitfen up prices, and
it is now hard matter to buy piece OF
ground cheaper than before the flood.
*ss
II wonder" said q gentleman yesterday,
IF the B. & o. could make any single pro-
position that the patriots would not jump
on? l reckon not. If they would offer to
withdraw, Internationally, from the north
side of the creek, the patriots would oppose
it, and say it was scheme. An elevated
road, so feet above the street, seems to be
the only thing to appease the patriots WITH
now
The ground hog was not such fool as
was popularity supposed. When, just four
weeks ago, he saw his shadow and rushed
franticahy to pull the hole in after him, he
knew of this frigid weather. Yet, man
had the gall, last night, to come into this
office, leave the door open to admit 10
below zero breeze and say with smile,
well, the backbone Of winter has been
broken"
The Subscription Committee, OF the
Fsir Association, is meeting with crafty
ing success and it is safe to say the re-
On red Sl2, 600 will be raised. Mr.. A. A.
FIanzheim, one of the most active workers,
TO a REGISTER reporter, last night, he
thought one good, 'lnitrd fl vt would set
the association on its feet. Wheeling can
not afford to LIT the Fair go by and We are
ve'y much mistaken # 1t does.
50
Take your gloves off" when addressed
TO man need not necessarily insult him.
it is a commonplace, every day remark.
Yet, when a commercial man said it to
Col Sam Harrison he lost his TEMPER. The
drummer only meant to intimate that
soap, water ana friction would remove thu
hood debris from his hands.
An injustice was done the postolfice
authorities here in an an article reprinted
yesterday morning from the Huntington
Advertiser, 1t stated that although the
fIood did rot cut of the B. & o. road, yet
tie mails were held here. This, as every
81 knows, is untrue. Every railroad was
flooded, and from Wednesday until Mon
day not train left the city. 1t is simple
justice to say 60.
-
No straws have been taken, in this vi.
cinity, but it is not difficult to tell the pres.
idential favorites, on each side. The DEM
ocrats are largely in favor Of Tilden and
Blaine is the Republican favorite. The
local conventions of the two parties will so
declare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
SHOOTING SCRAPE.
Bire Watson Gets Close Call on the
Head.

BiEe Watson Gets Close Caii on the
Head.
About o'clock, last evening, a shooting
scrape occurred, in the Sixth ward, in
which Bine Watson had close call for life
and received a glancing pistol wound on the
forehead, II anybody, including the police,
know anything about it, they keep it very
quiet. The common report said it occurred
at McGinley's saloon, on Chapline street,
but Mckinley, when seen by reporter,
said positively he knew nothing about it,
At ali events, Bine Watson was shot on
the fyrC head, the bill tearing through the
skin, making gIanCng wound. He had
the hurt dressed and it was found to be not
at ali dangerous. Officer Grist is supposed
to be working up the case and warrants are
out for Watson and man named Fleming
who is supposed to have done the shooting
and at to morrow's police court something
will be developed. Still it is strange that
such thing should happen and be seen by
so many persons aud yet none OF them
know ANYTHING about it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
Life Or Death.

CANCERs AND JUNIORS REMOVED
and radically cured, without the use Of
the Knife, and with little or no pain. Ny
treatment OF Cancer Is the most successful
and only reliable method known. Speci.
mems Of Cancer removed by this process,
may be seen by calling at my Office and all
Tnmors. Hemorrhoids or Piles Dyspepsia
Diseases OF the Liver, Goporrbea, and Az
forms Of Syphilitic Diseases, Los of Man.
hood, etc. successfully treated
Reference and tssiimopials furnished ~
nv offios. do no, atm 10 ~ doctor "curs
All " tut IN NY rr~eialty, Cancer. 7 do claim
10 - IsoeLd 81 none IN TIE eouBtry.
nR v. a. GREAp
dsiSsb FrcsPou HsrTlkoo 20. Ono
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
These are Solid Facts

The best blood purifier and system regu-
lator ever placed within the reach of =
iering humanity. IT,: Electric Bitters,
Inactivity OF Liver, Eiliousness, Jaundics,
Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any dis.
ease of the urinary organs, or who ever re-
quires an appetizer. tonic or mild stimu-
liant, will always find Electric Bitters the
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
snteed TO give entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle BY
Logan & Co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
NEW stock of goods just re-
ceiyed. Prices very low. JACOB
W. GRUBB, the jeweler.
ROONIING.

5000 Yards 1O-4 Sheetings,
consisting OF the following
brands: Fruit of the Loom.
Utica, and New York Mills; 500
dozen Napkins; 500 dozen Tow
els: also Silks and Satins that
never were sold so cheap as we
are selling them. Damaged
goods on sale all this week.
EMSHEIMER, 18th st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, February -. i A. M-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair
weather. southwest to northwest winds,
slowly rising temperature, rising, followed
in the western portion by falling baroms
ter.
weather, preceded By local snow, westerly
to southerly wieds generally higher bar
ometer, and rising temperature by Sltur-
Gay morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29
BuekIen's ArnIea SaIye.

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns,
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Cancers, Piles. Chilbains, Sorns
letter, Chspped Hands and all skin crap
lions. Guaranteed to cure in every in
s:snce or money refunded. 25 cents per
hox. For sale by Logan & Co., Druggists
BridaA CornAr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-29

Messrs. B. Peters & Co., proprietors OF
the Brooklyn Times, New York, enclose a
check for $50 through julius Pollock, Esq,
Of this city, to be applied where it will do
the most good, towards the relief OF suffer
ers from the food. Mr.. Pollock has kindly
snd CONSIDERABLY added it to the REGISrES
fund for the relief of widows aud nslp.as
children" who were victims of the S4'ars.
Mr.. Peters is brother in Law Of Mr.. Pal
eek and is well ami fSv0ra5ly k.oEn in
bis city, WHERE his kindly rsn= nora ic-
y.l he a. pre ri std