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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

WAXAuAcHg, July 3l,-Ispocial.I- -
Tho State Grange meets in WaXa'
hgchia Ausus. H. Tho citizens are
preparing q warm reception for tho
delegates, who will como from all
partg Of the State.
The uows of tho death OF Sir Moses
Montonogo was tho occasion of much
lGmonting among tho Jews.
TuE HERALD correspondent happen
Oh 20 drop into private meeting Of
merchants aud newspaper men last
nflhl, ami IN q most eloquent mannor
ana the "hous0n bnsesch the scribe 10
"lSCep num-" Petitions, prescriptions
aud designations were tho topics
mostly discussed,
MIRA, j. &. Penn, Mrs. II. fl. Dunn,
MrR. II. n, White and MtI. q. w. Glo-
son nrosol this week ~ Wootan
Wells.
Tho 18Th session OF theDallea District
Con orencO OF tho cOiOyCd Methodist
Episcopal Church IN America organ
ized m 1870 by tho Methodist EpiSco-
ual Church South, in Ia session here
thls week. Bishop w. III. Miles, of
Isui5yile, kentucky, Is presidIlS.
This organization, by their earnest or
forts, havo made rapid progress. They
now hlYe Ia annual conferences, four
bishops, l,ijJ preachers and 10000
INamb9gs.
YkaErGiu crops are much better Z han
WAS anticipated sOmo t.uo back.
wheat H. y folding or an average about
% bushels por aero and oats n0atly -
Whpas is worth IS aud 40 cents, oGts Is
aud 90 cents p6r pusnel. Tho ship
| Waa. Hr8 heavy so fer.
Cotton fegius 90 need rain End
though b. was never finer Sd this sea-
son, il will ~ little while begin shed
ding, and lr that event viii not ma6 q
half crop. Rain 10 needed very badly.
The weather Is excessively hcs.
WANAHACHE, July 81 Spsciatl- -
Phe Dallas district oouioronce Of tha
Co,oreG Methodist Episcopal Church,
c ,nvened hero yo5torday With Row ~
| IT. Jones, presiding elder, IN tho CHAIR,
and Rsv. j. IN. williams, of McRtn'
u6y, secretary,
Among the minister's present are
Refs. A. W. Wall:or, OF Plano; Pom
Hev ReagOr, or sherman; :. Siupi ms,
| b louisville, Kentucky. The visiting
ministers arc +. q. Ray, NJ, j, BfooEs
| aud others Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South,
Last nighpa train brought in several
| leading ministers and large delega-
| ton OF visitors.
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'AITEsvILLE, July 20.-ISpecicll =,
10 3 received to-day conirmed the
rumor of yesterday that Mics Lou
Burchills, who lett this city TWO years
$50, committed suicide al Harde,
Montague County. Miss Eurchill
while hero became acquainted with Q
wsll-known young man, who having
cruelty deceived her Gud ruined her
under promise Of marriage, deserted
her. She was taken to the poor farm
and there gave birth to child. When
she regaingd her health and was dis
emerged she appealed 10 her relatives
| Tor assistance, buI they all refused TO
receive her or help her in th0 ioeshand
She was forced to support hcrselfaa pest
sho could. She struggled along,WorE
ing first ut one place, then at another,
trying to support herself and child IN
iii st last, unable to endure h9r
wr0tched condition longer, she took
an overdose Of morphine and ended
life, which had long been 6 burden TO
her. The child is left with no one to
| care for it while the wretch who was
| the cause OF oil this misery is sold 10
DO in very comfortable circumstances
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present the services ~ Hal1 church
Win hs held IN tho Second uhuf1h ln
Hast Cufgioanni
Tho catalogue NJ Trinity University
was printed a ihiH plane, ami has
been mailed OSiOusIvUlf tntnuHlnut
the State,
Colonel w. a. Haywood, locating en-.
ginsor Tor tha Fort Worth Il NaW o.
leans Railroad, was IN the city Y0sior-
day with object Of interesting tho plo-
pl0 In getting that rDhi u TnsH through
UOrsicanh. Tho road is now IN pro-
cess OF survey, and has already
be0n located - miles south
OF Fort Worth tO Mansfield,
and will, N run ~ proposed, pass
within four miles ui WnNahhchi0'
Colonel Haywood mot With consid'
orablo oncOuragom5nt,G and little doubt
Is entertained but Tho rpat VIII
shortly ba hnllt o this play
Engineer Charles Goodrich Wlu ran
over q man south az here, q. Nilucan,
with engine No. ., Ou tho Central, was
plaead under arrest hoTo by Constable
Ky West, on a charge 90 negligent
homicide, and delivered % sheriff
Dalton, Of BRACES County,
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LoYavIEw, July 3l.-[Speoial.l-TAe
grand Jury, after session Of 10 days,
returned 10 felony cases and 50 INSIDE
maanor-about 20 less bills than were
found aS the last term OF court. The
report made by this BODY is very
brief, but pointed and plain Hon.
Samuel Cundin, foreman, in his re-
port states: "Tho matter upon which
Ee were specially charged recoiVed
careful consideration. yhose VINO VIC
late the law prohibiting tho carrying
of concealed weapons appear ineaGrs'
We aubmjt that it is no GaulG or this
body, but rather tho result of
an tinfortunata combination OF
circumstances by which iew
Witnesses were found VINO had seen
these violations. We construed re-
marks IN connection that none are 80
blind as those who viii not sea-"
In speaking of tho financial condi-
ton OF tho county he says that ZOOS
ness and unbusiness-like methods
havo prevailed in many ways IN the
County Commissioners Court IN not
requiring prompt end frequent settle-
ment of accounts ana LOOKING hiteF
officers CHARGED with tho collection or
fnes, costs, etc., in criminal cases ana
recommends that q county record DO
kept by the County Clerk, allowing
| the clerk extra pay.
he speaks OF the non enforcement OF
the weights and measure law, wAleh
| should be enforced by this commits
sion and reports tavoraely 53 to the
safety and sanitary condition OF the
new and elogant county jail.
| The case OF A. Shaw VS.. the State ls
being argued this evening. The crime
for which Shaw is being tried was
committed 10 years ago-the killing OF
Bill Hampton, at Gladewater, in this
county. Tho evidence seems, to point
| to iustiflsble homicide, and but little
dou bt is entertained of acqujttal.
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OvILLA, July 3I.-[Special.-Mr. W.
N. Laughlln, of tho firm Of Chapman
q Laugh!in, mill and gin mon, here,
who was also mail contractor on this
route, died at 40 this morning. Mr..
Laughlin has been in poor health for q
long time, trouo led With cough, but
no and his friends thought IL was more
of bronchial affection than iung
disease. He was taken TO MS Dea last
Monday and sank rapidly. Ho was in
MS 43G year and was reared in this
community, bis father, j.. Laughlln,
hayiug aettled hero in CAo year 1871
when william was in ms
9Th year; consequently he vas
rackonod among the Oldest settlers.
| Mr.. Laughlin made 3 profes sion OF re-
ligion years ago, and united himself
| with tho Cumberland Presbyterian
| Church, and was, at his death, a mem
Der OF tho Old Shiloh congregation.
Mr.. LucNs, member Of Parson'SS
Brigade, instead OF living TO attend
tne contemplated reunion with his
| comrades at Cleburne, has gone to at
tend tho final roll call al the reunion
beyond tho river. Mr.. Lucas leaves q
helpless family and largo circle OF
| relatives.
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sherman

SaEEEaA, July 20. -.Sptci2l'l 60
Iulgn igr arrived aero this morn
ing. on Jury as 10 how the hnboas
carpua $3.50 If Newt Harris came 10 be
heard b. .r-u him whom Sc was orlgl-
'ntlly ueolp Judge MalLb!ei Il was
.lalaoI tr.. tho babeHs corpus before
Judge f.Jg 10 was on joint petition
oEoIre. u,u oks and NowJ Harris, snd
VII I'D, l.a aa.e was calleh the defend
.tI. 80, IN. d and the oGso OF Mack
co. . WAS alone heard, the time Occu-
r-r1 b .fr.t much longer tnGn Judge
M. Bus :. wed Tor his court in Col
i.tlUg5l,r ,djourninG from day 20 day
wait.na 4u lin, and he was thus com
gsvpL o. 20 the case 50 tar OIL that THO
drf.IEar, counsel, on correspond
rrsa y..,. Judge Maltbie, suggested
ma GRO he Court OF Appeal Judges
,oar fs. 10 court WIS 80 far behind.
Ju6f-a H.. was so informed, and that
hoth ysltf were willing Tor him 70
IN ,be ssembliug Of court this
n1ofriUg Tudge Hare suited SO TO
nov de nase came 10 be before
JUd9s ri. The judge stated
thpt' 10 was here on the sJatcmont that
bCLh piaga were willing for him to
bCnr . and asked If there were any OBJ
iecti1ps. Both sldes expressed them
.clves as perfectly willing for him tl
teer h I'D both si5es announced
ready. T1a evidence was then gone
nj, ,yt.,. yhe evidence so far Is the
sorla ef INST elicited on tho trial OF
Mol, ks before Judge MRlIbit
eaG taken DOWN in writing.
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GALVESTON, July Si.-lSpeclal.l-
Tho glerplug appearance OF the school
Oh immense dovll fish, noyor before
solu ~ these waters, for the past two
weeks has Ind tho onec. Of
uerv!ng tho community TO make
every possible effort toward elect
ing thoir capture, or 0E Toast
driylpr .ha monsters back into doap
wUJur. Tho bold approach Of tho hsh
20 tho bath hCug0 plors prevented
timld haLhOr9 from enjoy ing
thoir everyday luNuries OF tho
surf, while tho moro courageous
ones h0gitRtCd 40 riskiD3 contact W.th
the unknown creature. Shooting Up
pearg 10 produce no results on inc
tough skins of tho fish, which contln.
ned dlspoTLiug themselves Wlthin
close range rs II bullolS wero VI. "
Ordinary uis. Finally tlo hsh
sought tho sea and II was Thought
they had COMO for good, but thsy 70
turned again. This Tune they were
met BY II crew OF old Whalers and ono
of thSir number (the smnllesO was
successfully hnrpoon5d. The nSh
headed for tho yea 20 a JtlFinc
rate of speed, carrying tho boat end
crew with IL, until finally cgsl on, the
crow having only q - fsthom line, and
fearing tho fish, on going for
the bottom, would drag Them
under. Late last evenin I.
PARTY of Italian fishermen discover
ing fish in shosl water baJween tne
bars, tho adjusted a strong seine ana
drove him into it's me5hes Aft0r ire
mon dous struggling, with every moy' E
mont ontanSling himself tho more, the
fish finally exhausted ITSELF
admitting the neer approach
| of hiq captors. Alter that 1t was ehoft
work, u hGrpoon,spa and bullets, be-
ing freely used. Tho FISH was then
toWod up to tho Beach r0tol plaza and
nut on exhibition. These fish are re-
markRbly rare and uGiOng 70 the genus
Hcephaloptgra dampyrus'-the gaM,
miro of the oceRn--cOmmOnly called
devil fish. In appearance ID resembles
a gigantic vampire, but in dimensions
IL is 10 toet in width from tip to tlI
of its great pectorGl fms or wings
| and II feet in lengLb from nose to III
| of tail, which Is armed with two sor
rated spines. Tho WipG.iike processes
OF horns, extending from the side Oh
truncated head, are two feet long, thC
{ ,gature weighs about four TONG. Lato'
in the afternoon another one was mar
pooned, but succeeded IL escaping x
| the gGG,
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~ C:9 z g I'M 3D.; "a

For the benefit Of suffering humanity
and In arttelt gratitude al the wonderful
result, deem IL only my duty TO give mus
unsolicited testimony In FAVOR o. S-lii,G,s
Specific. II, wife has ben afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or salt bheum nom
her Infancy. 1t has increased IN lLcN#'y
with each succeeding spring ah' y.4
FomeWhut skilled ia medicine myself !
tried every remedy / could think al IoI
yearg-SarsapRrill combined with every
form of PctaSsim, and hundreds OF Diner
remedies, lotions and aiHall washes nj
every known kind, but they all gave only
TEMPORARY During the spring OF 1854
her lower extremltics BECAME 20 inilamed
and sore that she was Obliged To keep mem
constantly coated With covering Of "tul-
ler's Earth" mixed wet and allowed 10 dry
on. Among oLaer things she WIS i,l.'0 IC''
with Il periodical nervous headache, oc-
curing regularly every seven days, some
times followed by an intermittent lever
for weeks at n time, so that her ne became
q burden to her.
This surine determined she should take
s. $, $. ana following strictly the directions
in regard to dose, diet, etc. rms was ABOUT
seven weeks ago. Alter taxing inc uIsC
large bottle the disease seemed To Increase
the burning, itching aud Inflammation ne
came unbcgrable she, hOweVer,perSeNered
in the use of the medicine. Afer taxing
tao second bottle the inflammation began
TO subside. After the thlfu DOIJlS lhe m
flammatlOn disappeared, ana sore SpptS
dried up and turned white and scaly, ana
finally She brushed them of ia an impslpa-
be while powder resembling pure saIt 2lO
IL now taking the sixth bottle, three table
spoonfuls four times daily. Every appear
ance OF the disease has gone, and her iiGsh
is becoming soft, white and SMOOTH again
and what is more, her periodical headHcheS
have disann AIRED ana sac is now, 1T 81
Years Year of age. enjo ing the only goot health
She hgsl Known lOr upwards or - years. NO
wonder she declares with Emphasis that
every bottle OF ). =. . Is worth q "ho"S-
and times its weight in gold. -,
Any further information Concerning hel
case viii be cheerrIlly given By hersel. NJ
her residence, l35 Mullet Street, or by me
JOHN t. BRADLEY, fiGrtswoIu Hi'
Detroit, Mich, May l6, 1855.
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Marshall.

MARsHALL,July 3l.-lSpec al.l-Tho
installation of the officers Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association
Tor the euauing pear took place at tho
Methodist Church last night. Hon.
James Turner was installed President
A large number assembled TO witness
the ceremony.
Hon. w. II. Pope returned from Aus
tin last night.
Il is said that John q. Garrison,
District Attorney, will step down and
out on or about October l. Hon i, T.
Wilson, Of this city, and w. J. Gra-
ham, of Henderson, have intineted 10
His Excellency their willingness to
supply tho vacancy.
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cans. Tho limo would bo through %
very fertile NpunifY Hnd ~ nh4l
efaiin. which,, with the pros.
ami low price Of rails make Tho pf0.
loot feasible, N tho people along tho
limo viii loud n helping hand. several
prominent properly owners here lnlt nI
nlylng freely, aud everyone That hears
nf A. answ0Is nj once, ON help
rhore IL 10 DO a meeting Of tho Qitls0ns
hOro Saturday night lo cons ldor the
pr3p0AltiOn and probably d0ylaO WayH
aud means. IL IN uud0rtnOd the pco'
pl0 will help Hli aluug tho line, Thero
IN an 8utertainmAut ~ tho college Too
night by tho Normal School,
Mr. Rogers resigned tho charge Of
this parish aud Will start nprtH Toe
night, This leaves tha Episcop1lRna
without q minister,
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It.taf.r an a. I.I| N.I I
fHFIII H. rH|f'
.U.tH nI H..I .fI.II u
.II ... .HIN UH
Ihr .Ir HI.. Hfu'H. H
p.Hrn .E .U rI I'..i IW 'n'' DO
Nt.m. .InIInr. u.H"Hnni MnI.'..ff
Ist r.I .iufr UHI huIru dIH.uHa
IrIYu Ufr.l. fr FIHi lte
pnror t.v Nt .OIlt ID.
Hmrs.l. oi IHu south .irn
IHIy .r'It, ili pod. N0.i .' Jay,
.IfrH arH 10 tH.I In 'I. htiul
IUsUr unUH. N".Dr"
N"H Church H
TANGO H H.. specl-
49,. Nf H..". Whoa, -. 500 boys GA
press II, "most OF tho fun comes in'" a
strOng effort was made u suppress the
'lomonado stand,h which was sue
eessful, as Ia tho grounds proper but
thsy "bnb mp serenelyh on the lots ad-
Joining, 10 tho great delight at those
oppOsed ON principle 90 diet OF
muddy water day and night,
A home-mRdo-Candy man tried 10
nut up ON the camp ground, but being
driven OIL, placed his apparatus on
Main street, whore tho boys this morn
ng "put up u job" ON him, Worn ont
by his protracted lahors no was gently
'nNNhAiht VA = hNhANI MAoA Va" ~ =
placed q bunch OF tlro crackers
by his side, ana having
lighted tho fuse ran ia doors
TO take observations, When inc
squibs commenced exploding, he
walked up In hurry, and kept up MS
hurry some time So AZ he Thought
O'DOnoysn Rosa wa1 shooting OIL
somO OF his dynamite ~,
The election of school trustees VIII
ba hold next Saturday.
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HENRIETTA, July 3l.-LSpecial'l-
This morning when John Donley, Dep
uty Sheriff, entered the Jail, one Of the
prisoners, Edward Maxey, who
stands charged with burglary,
struck him with the leg of a
stove. intlict!ng 81 serious wound,
though il is thought ne will recover.
The prisoners, three in number, were
in the corridor of the jail. There is no
doubt but that they had decided 70 kill
Donley when he entered the jail and
make their escape. Another Of the
prisoners vas armed with a stove leg,
bus the Sheriff arrived at the jsil be-
fore he could use it. The prisoners are
now chained down in their cells
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MCKINNEY, July Sl.--[Spocisl.l Ia
pers are being prepared by attorneys
hero for damage suit against tho
Fort Worth Gazette, fer alleged SIAN
der of one John Strickland, by an arti-
Gle sent from Plano. Strickland was
tried for theft at the last term OF tho
District Court and acquitted, after a
nard fight, with able attorneys 10 Daok
him. The value Of the character OF
Strickland Will likely determine the
suit. Al,
criminal docket was concluded DAY.
Next Monday the call OF the civil jury
docket begins.
Press Watts is on examining, trial
for assault 10 murder, before D. W.
Gray, Justice of Che Peace.
Grain ia hesing freely marketed ana
merchants are wearing bright faces
Cotton has developed finely ana
prospect for fine crop is good.
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.grhrH sfNIrnc W H'H'H
al .tisurtrf fau trf.t II'ei''
.....u Usr.IrIr H. "H o.
~ Atlur Hsrs"I...
rrarH .fut

Al Han.H
Tur Co., I.... ...
... 1000 .... ...I,
..... .... H "a. --...... liz. shS
sry.t. ID .t cation plant, Du. a good
gleyyer Off In IL needed 20 COO! the
.tr.o.rf.rr Tho past week has hra0
e, rncsln I'd ,rly nos ono NoaiIy ny
&, u.. m no last ton tho ihOrlnumu-
rr 81. ia tersd 100 aud over in tho
.l,r ID, I, "a hnvo 40 street spIinh-
ier. t-tif. iskes the heat and dust
Btrqis guH rabla. 4 move was Iuada
no. s,ur.- tr start = sprinkler, but oua'
ine.rIr5. I'd not seem inclined 10
a-el-. terprisa financially, so ~
WON .....0 q. The city IA large enough
= su,. uch an enterprise aud one
gr.r b.. startsd by al means.
lu.In... ng needed very badly u a
lra...-.... but tho people apparently
trill,... iomoy0 in tnis direction
unlutrt. lse moro than q dozen en-
VIC Aus tics and u picked scrub
min, gt.L DIVA mach gano OF bnll
lp-u..s.1 the college ball grounds,
soDhl EgsR iirst.cllss amateur ball
glub, u..s 30, have not played game
thisssg on, although thoy have been
A s.1lrl sst evening ~ tho resi-
, derc5 al (. tain HoistOn, tho aasiht-
81, uHa-Wr ter, was highly e'uoEebio
20 Glats iu Tendance, Tine captains
nhmu.ug tighter, Miss fmln., iu.ly
artlIs ll.s making such thlnEa q
guCcyr
Noulltt Cours 10 still In session.
t3ulf. q .rr list OF p0'ty cases haNn
"a NJ. M llun tried. Every case uas
Do al'lG and tried In i'a regular
nlr.A.en ihows how smoothly court
business uHu YES oil in t.ia county.
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MARLIN, July 31.-ISpacial. Wash
Washington (colored) was tried to-day
in the District Court for the murder Of
Willis burden (also colored) On the
9th OF May last, and was
tonrd guilty Of murder IN the
fret degree end the death penalty
assessed as his punishment. Tae par
ties wero great l'riend1, pQt Ead some
trNubla over a woman with the above
resuI5. Washington fed the country
and q description Of him was wired
the different daily papere OF the State
and he was arrested at Ennis and
brought back. Tho verdict is con-
sidored righteous one.
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BRACKETT, July 3l.-[Special' Tho
United States forces at Fort clark,
near here, are enjoying sensation.
Lieutenant Payne and Major Smith,
both of the Nineteenth Infantry, will
he courtmartialed on August II for
oOnduot uubecoming officers and gem
tlemen. The alleged breach Of army,
ethics consists in the aforementioned
officers fondness for poker and IN
dulgence thereof.
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lIlLLsnoRo, July 3l,-spooial. "A
prohibition convention was hold here
yoHtordny. H. wn1 decided % petl
lion for an elontilu tn hp hc a IN Aug
ust 3l, To determine the qu0s.
ton in thls county, lhOre
woro only about 80 mon
aud Two women In the convention,
They appointed leD,urers iDr zach
VOTING proclnct IN the county whose
duty Il win DO 10 urge tho question DO
iori mo people rho matter VIII .aY0
10 boo worked un thoroughly ID pruh!'
bltion carries, tor The sentiment sHoms
to hn tina, prohibition docs n1l psor
hiuil
a little shower thl, morning was
very refreshing aud oppOstuno.
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SwEEg"ATER, July 3l,-lSpocl8LI-
The Rod q ,p Association met hero this
morning with tue B4pllSiChurih.E der
B4Uuolt Hatcher was olect6h moder-
atar, and j. G. Scarborough, clerk.
Among Lla visitors arc DR.. Andrews,
az Baylor University, and Dr., ink,
Of The BApLisf Herald, and Or. Max
well, superintendent OF Sunday mis-
slona Ia tho State, Or. Andrews
breaches tho intro iuctory sermon to-
night.
Weather very warm ana dry.
Cattle in fine condition.
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errell

TERRELL, July 31.-[Specisl'l-M
Ell. Wepf, publisher Of the "Terrell
Times" has been through his paper
charging Mr. S. Gresham ofthe "New
Century" at Forney of bad faith and
publishing false statements, whore.
upon Mr.. S. Crogslshn visited the
sanctum of MIR. Weff today, alter
greeting each other with good morn
ingn without further multiplying
words they clinchcd. After parties IN,
terfered aud they we're separated
ro'thcr e6am.t 10 no
very much. Lt aAa t.-'
guilty in tia MAY t'| @Ea aHu IVES
nusd. MIR. Nepi n.ard sa.t d"'eo5.
spd WN8 released WitNuuh hhe,
W y. Msrtlu IsR7cs ~ rhs 2oI a. Ht
Tor New York, "a ba prase . at t4t
obsequios Of Ganes,l drn..
'eat LAynea haS gone OF Viai. b.
rvleri and VIII W8.5 until lne ger
eletti5n PASSES cfl)oalor9 llcYluS Per
| p1dloptly.
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tiuius Al ono aava himself 40
and N ln lali aud ii4idonds SAY waite
had ihfeatenod his lIfa. White bore y
had reputation ani hHs boon nccused
0f cflinaH aud mls lemnan0rl Tor Hov.
oral years. llumns driyHtn 'uus ana
Ia considered good nrRr' BOth have
families,