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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
INTERVIEW WITH A SENATOR
Yesterdays Proceedings in Court-Th'
Express war-Prisoners Convicted.
A Brazilian Bond-On Col
lecting Tour-rho Herald'e
Electric Light, Etc.
Senator Hrntlock i.

A HERALD representative yesterday
meeting Senator Matlock, OF Mon
taguo. in tho office OF the Windsor,
elected some interesting facts in re-
gard to his county. Mr.. Matlocl,
while yet young man, was regarded
as one Of the foremost members of the
Legislature, and being a public man,
and consequently well posted in regard
to the wants, feelings and opinion of
the people of his county, what be says
is we'll worthy of careful considera-
ton.
"Senator,u said THE HERALD man,
f'it is said thai your county ia anxious
for railroad connection with tho out
side world. What place now are thev
looking to for direct eommunicationY
"My county in exceedingly anxious
for the Dallas Il Northwestern to be
built. They prefer having direct COM
munication with Dallas, and are sux-
ious for that road to be- built. They
would subscribe literally TO it If glveu
q chance. In fact, l believe they would
almost give half they have for rail-
road. We are determined to have q
IOdu, huu IL tnb O3iidS " NOTtuNtbteru
project Is allowed TO fail, we will build
road from Montague to tap the Fort
Worth IL Denver.
"Where does the trade of Montague
go now"
nIt In compelled to 20 either TO Fort
Worth or Gainesville, and the trade
OF the county IL not 90 be despised,
when you consider the fact 1t has a
population Of about $4,000, Montague
Is prominently an agricultural
county. Its soil produces from % to
30 bushels of wheat per acre and as
fine crops Of cotton are grown there M
in asy county Of the state. It's geper-
ally supposed that Montague Is q cat
tie county, but such Is not the case.
The county Ia cut up into small farms,
whose owners arc Industrious and
thrifty. Then there are also valuable
coal veins in the county, and II tho
Dallas d Northwestern were built, You
would have cheaper fuel. beside Sc
curing the trade OF one of the richest
sections OF the State,
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Try to Buy n vanderbn, pic,ur,

New York, Oct. 2o.-There seems
TO be nothing in the name OF Wander.
bilt that conveys au adequate idea Of
his mlllionaireisn TO the director Of
the Luxembourg Art Museum in
Paris. Most of the French painters of
tho present day consider It q high
honor to have picture admitted to
that national gallery, and are glad to
contribute examples Of their art with
out other reward. Exceptionally in
dependent artists, however, haSe re-
fused 10 give away their work
In such n manner. Ono OF
these is Do Melville, the famous
painter OF military scenes. Lately
the Luxembourg administration voted
fund with which TO buy a De Men.
Vile canvass. The director was on.
powered to make his own choice, aud
TO purchase at almost any price that
might be absolutely necessary. He de-
cidsd upon tho largest battle piece,
known ~ the Bourget, w hich had com.
manded great admiration when exhlb.
tied In the Paris salon seven lyoars
ago. He know that IL had come 10
Americas, ard he wrote to an art dealer
here requesting him TO buy II. The re-
ply was that the owner was Willism
Al. Vanderbilt, and that no offer 10 buy
u back would be worth making. Nov
arrives second communication frsm
the director. He says 20 the New
York agent. ''rhe Bourget must be
had for ~, and there can surely be
no great difilculty In obtaining
u, considering that We are prepared 70
Ray An advance on the sum that Il cost
Vanderbilt. Pray submit 70 him the
!ncloeed onef.v The proposition r.
SE;:s "a g = Is s !: 's' e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Yesterday Mr.. Il. A. Austin, man.
ager OF the Waters-p Pierce OH company,
met with a serious accident In front OF
his residence, on Esst San Jacinto
street, near Shady View Park, while
mounting his horse. Tho animal
whirled with him 81 his was mounting
II and threw him Violently
TO the ground, frecturing his
right log IN three places below tho
kneo and dislocating his ankle. II
was ffightful fracture, the bone pro-
oruding several Inches. Ho suffered
the most intense pain. Drs, Johnson
and Morton attended him, and, giving
him chloroform, reset aud dressed the
limb. They ara OF tho opinion that
with proper care and in
tho course of tins his
limb will be comparatively strong
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
The Courts.
DISTRICT COURT.

bicAhASA tOlAls
The case OF Fred Cullen ys. tho Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway company, occa-
pied the entire day In the district court
yesterday and was not finished. It
will probably 10 concluded This morn
ing.
Ut. Bolton yesterday evening filed
petition for an INDUCTION asking the
court TO restrain Constable s. A.
Cumby from selling, under execution,
apiece OF property claimed by him as
q homestead. In 1883 A. Dysterbach
detained n Judgment In the JUSTICES
court for Sll1S6, and this sale IN In per-
susnce OF III execution issued on that
judgement.
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
Judge was sufficiently recovered
yesterday 10 hold court.
Z. johnson, for disturbing tho peace.
was fined 81 and costs.
CITY COURT.
The docket at the mayors court
yesterday morning attested the ex-
treme Quletude OF the city. Perhaps
the apostle OF tho cold water doctrine
would draw consolation aud inspirs.
ton from the fact that thorc was only
ono offender against the laws of the
city before the mayor yesterday, and
he was tho victim Of tso much "tan-
glefoot.v
/. J. White paid % for being intoxi-
Gated, and the court won't to dinner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Gerrap, Denton; J w Bressic and
wife. Biz Springs: E A Drusum. Bell
Plains. Kansas: ] d NJ Yates, Grape
vine; WI Lawrence, Fort Worth. L
II Tsbar, Putnam; It l. Peacock, To-
psks, Kansas; b n Childress, Terrell;
r M Oliver, Lewisvill.; o Pagst. Cor
| sieana; Frank b STANLEY, Fort Worth;
II Kusken, Louisville; l. w O9lesby,
Plano; Al Ridgell, Plano; r Cas-
tleberry, Longview; j l. Turner,
Texas q Pacific railroad; e B Jsmsu,
Texas and Pacific railroad; c III Alex
| suder, Forney; G c Mountcsstle, Nc.
Kinney, X V Egli, Denison.
At the Grand Windsor: G. NJ Han
chett, Iowa; NJ Mcclellan and wife,
l city; Will Braunaugh, 81. Louis; ID q
! Brown, Jseksboro, Texas; William 3
Roe, London, England; 5 Johnson,
Waco; II Grsenwall, Gslyeston; Hy
Barwickel, Mobile, Alabama; q NJ
Womsck, Galveston; William G. Mo-
roney, New York City: JOHN X Swain,
st. Louis; II II Spsulding. Denton; Ed
Is Richard son, Detroit; w III CLARK,
city;W s Frszier, st. Louis; Theodore
Evans, New York; w Is Duncan, 81.
Louis; 8 e Watson, Clarksyille, Texas:
X w McFerran, Columbus. Ohio; Il
Weinbsager, Chicago; Nat Drey, ! nj
Cook, st. Louis; W b Wells, Fort
Worth; q Il Bonsdics, Cincinnati;
William III Peak, j L Carlisle, George
w Murray, Thomas May, VIII II Slade,
John Dillon, Hank Dillon, Billy Kone,
j q ,McDonkel. NJ c Shultz, w L
Conkling, j w Baird and wife, John
Mack, Theodore Jackson, A Roselle,
A Loech, Bryon Leeeh, Tom G Pessley'
James Green, Matt Elder, Nathan
Carl, w. 8. Pollard, win L Smith, w
Nj Croode, Bsird's Mammoth Mirsti els;
l. A Wagner, Chicago; Il II Carroll,
l. V Weems, Rapedes Parish. Lnuisi.
ana; McGehee Williams, Little Rock ;
NJ Il Pullman aud faulty, San Angelo,
Texss; ~ j Freiberg, Cincinnati; w
ii Stiff, Virginia.; V w Cleyelsnd, Ter.
roll; James NJ Means, Piedmont Air
Line; II iowenstoip, So. Louis; + 4
Fisher, Clehurne; w a Reynolds,
Boston; james III BiLton, Sherman
w Z Ellison, Milford, Texsu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
To tho Ladina OF nnl1ns

IL Ia my desire 10 make t9w state
ments to tho ladies. pos In the way of
o common advertisement, but real
fects. My now gllery Ia tho only ono
ever opened IA Dallss that could be
called firsi-class A visit 70 my new
parlors will convince you Of the ssser-
tion. With everything now and artis-
tically arranged, 1 can safely promise
you finer photograph than over before
made in the city. Remember / nm
still headquarters for baby pictures.
Prices rs low az good work can b
done for. j. u.WEBsTER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
prisoners Converted .

Every Sunday afternoon, ~ has been
their custom for the pnst year, several
ladies and gentlemen visit tho prison
ers at Tho jail and sing and pray with
them. They also carry to the inmates
reading matter, Sunday afternoon
they sang "NaArsr NV God TO Thee"
calais and did my Savior bleed, and
did my Sovereign dep Several OF
the haTdest criminals have professed
religion, and even tho worst cases sre
glad 10 see them. These lmprisoned
people are fond OF reading and grataful
for reading matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Dcserinrs Arrnsind

A government official arrested two
deserters from the United States army
yesterday noon on Camp street, and
LETT with thom on the evening train for
Fl. Mcintosh. Their names arc Tim
Mshonoy aud John Csrrick. They do.
ado. The United States officers are on
tho alert for number OF desetters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
A Good Showing.

The net earnings ofthe Texas Il Pa
ciio and tho Missouri Pacific roads at
thlspoint this month show an increase
In earnings OF 90 ,per cent.
over tina. month for last year. The
business over these two, as well as tho
other lines centering her Q, Is steadily
increasing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Pleasant Party.

Monday evening MIR. and Mrs. c. 3.
Gillespie entertained few Of their
friends at their residence at Oak
Lawn. There were dozen or so
couples OF young ladies and gentle
men present and delightful evening
was spent. Refreshments were served,
and, sll in all, i. was one Of the most
pleasant social affairs of the season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Tho Baptist Bulidlng COMMITTEES.

The building committee OF the Frat
Baptist church met last night at the
residence OF Captain J. c. McCoy, pur-
suant to notice. There was not full
meeting, owing 10 inc inclemency OF
were decided upon. and tho oommit,ee
work in short time. The plan of the
building rs adopted will cost about
$4,000. Work ON 1t ia expected TO be
commenced next spring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Neuvillo. That Was much more than
ito commercial value, But, as it is 6s-
pociaily requisite TO tho Luxembourg
collection, feel authorized in Offering
$4,000 to you for 1t. | should b6
pleased to 10 early informed OF Your
acceptance of this liberal proposition"
This has been shown % Vanderbilt sg
Q joke, but oven in that llsht h9 does
no. regard it a. o good thing. The
BOurget will remain on his wal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
IIe-NO.

What does he know? Why after
drinking cup OF Ho-No tes he knows
that itseoms like new dispensation
to him after using poor tea so long.
He-No toa made ono VI tho finest OK
hiblts at the New Orleans Exposition.
IL your grocer does not keep II, send
so cents in stamps or otherwise to Mar
tin, 6illett " Co., Baltimore, Nd, and
receive free by mail one pound OF He
No iAn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Lucky Baldwin and His rIysrs

Captain "Lucky" Baldwin, the ia
nous horseman, arrived in the city
yesterday, on route to San Francisco.
He brought along with him two car
loads of his flyers, which he lett here
for several days rest before proceed
Ing on their journey. These flyers have
been doing tho races in tho East, and
are quartered AT the race course where
they can DO seen for few days by
lovers of fine horseilesh. They are u
splendid looking lot of animas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
More Immigrants.

The west bound 6:iO train over the
rexss Il Pacific had three coEches
Allied with immigrants yesterday
morning, hajling from Kentucky,
Tennessee and Ohm, en- route to West
ern Texas IN search @. homes. There
Was On unusual number of infants in
the party, who VIII grow up with the
country. There were 1913 IN all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Gentlemen who like nice fitting gar.
ments know thaJ the place to got them
Ia DouuiWp BIOS, the Merchant Tail
ora OF North Texas, 103 Main street.
The largest assortment OF wooleus in
tho State is probS-ty 20 be iOun0 gt
his house. You have only 20 inquire
5 your neighbor aud you viii be ioli
Douglas Bros. Is tho place"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
The ncrald's Electric Light .

The Edison Electric Light company
shipped to their very efficient agent
here, Colonel II. Il. Cronise, on last
Wednesday, the electric light plant In
tended for THE HERALD. A portion
OF the paraphernalia arrived yester.
day. The installation will take place
within tho next few days, due notice
OF which will DO given In THE Her.
AIDS columns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Professor Black

Though the eve ing was so uufsvor-
able, a good audience turned ont to
near Professor Black preach at the
Commerce Street Christian church
last night. The subject for this eveu-
ing 10: "The New Birth, or How We
are Born Of Water Nna The Spirlt.N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

tween the downtown and Union de-
pots, Brazilian ncta for $500, worth
in our money SIT. II was about the
time that White, the Brazilian conn.,
terieiter, was transferred from st.
Leuis TO Waco for trial, and the sup
position is he got rid OF them surrep-
iitiously as he passed through in
charge OF the officers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
The Kxprsss War.

Tho express war continues, and
the companies are carrying in
the State ell classes Of matter
heretofore shipped by regular
freight trains. IL is hardly likely that
the cutting OF rates will lat long, for
they are so low that a compromise will
have 10 be made or one or the other OF
the companies will be compelled to re-
tira from business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
FRANK WHEAT, Agent,
1871 Elm street. Dallas, Texas.
Ex,rac, from rinaneia, Roman,

Vim tsNnpFts
"The Texas Benevolent Association, con
Quoted upon ett!o,ly business principles, u,
much 10 rs any banking system, and em.
bodYing the assessment feature 60 raise
mortuary fund-domonstre,ably tho only
equitable one--comblnes In It's practical
workings all the advantages of mutual co.
operation. The interest OF tho member-
ship and management IRE mutual and
reciprocal. Its not easy 10 conceive how
any nearer approach 10 perfection In any
system OF scouting safe and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
The best clerical help 10 be had IL found
In the home Office, which is a marvel Of
systematifed management. Everything
u conducted with olesrness aud d,spatch
wat leaves no'hing To be desired.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
On . COLLECTING rour.

In obedience 70 tho law, q. b. GILES
pie, tax collector, goes to-day 10 Mes.
quite and will remain there two days
for the purpose Of collecting the State
and county taxes for tho present year.
Friday and Saturday next he will
visit Buck Creek for the same purpose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Professor II. Schirmacher, f0rmorly
Of ST. Louis and New Orleans, will
give thorough instructions ON the
piano and violin, aud in vocal culture,
win serve also as conductor to con-
certs, operas, oratofiGs, etc. ApplicG-
tons may b9 made at c.. III. Edwards
music store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Dr.. Scott'5 Cocoa, Reef, Iron and
Phosphorus, ono of the best tonios tor
loss OF appetite and debility. Try IT,,
For salo BY lIickox u Hearne, Patter-
SON, Clover d Co., jeff Houso and
NnMnll RrNa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Melone h Brown, who own one OF
the best and saiest float linos in tho
city, make speciality Of hauling
heavy machinery and merchandise.
They arc young men and work hard.
They solicit the patronage Of our mer.
chaf1te.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Why pay SO much for groceries,
canned goods aud spices, when you
can get them 80 cheap at Wellers
cash grocery, corner Elm and HARDWOOD
strpets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
nsherlnRn. TeNns >,

Hawkes. new crystslized lenses and
patent spring eyeglasses arc fitted to
all conditions OF the eve by Richards &
Richards, druggists, Sherman, Texas.
Every pair warranted,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Owing TO the lateneSs of the Fail trade
ana our larEe sto"k OF Boots nn9 shoes, we
nave reduced our prices . per cent. and
intend To elote out our 0ntire stock bsfore
January |, 1875, and shall make 1t to The
interest," o. every one who wtshss good
goods for the leas, money. We quote you
aome OF our price,:
Laird, Scbober IL Mitchell French Kid
8and-sewod LGdies' ButtOu Eopts.
$3.50; former price, as.
Laird, schobtr & Mitchell Ladies French
hlh Sutton 8oota, $3.50; feImcr
price, SO so
Laird, sehobsr ~ Mitchell Cur KID La-
dies Sutton Roots, So 90; former
price, Sc.
Holgler's Cur KID LSdiss' Button Boots, .
80; former price, 81.
Burt & Meav's Gents French Calf Hand
se"ed SHOES, 81; former price, 50.
Ladies' kid-worksd Button Holes, So;
former price, SO 90.
Ladies' Ktd-wOrked Button Eolcs& 80;
forinee price, 93
Ladies' &id-worasd Button laiea, a.:
former price. Se.5O,
Ladies' Bid-worlseq Button Iaolos ,ssI So;
former price, Sc.
Lsdics esbbio Button, CI.B0; former
price, sSe.
Eanan " Som Celebrated Gents Shoes,
hsnd-sewed,S6 90; former prics,S 80
Johnatun q Murphy's Bost Unud-se,TeL
Walkenphast, Sutton Holes and Con-
greNs, &650: former price, IS.
We have also new and wen assorted
stock of Coiidrou's Shoes. la al
Rtylcs, which we are selling ut re
ducsd rates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
MINING APPLIcATIoM no y

0AAAnIAA1 " Aef = ~ "a t.~%I
Notice In hereby given that John u.ee,t
vhos- posiofice address l. esasiia King Gun
". Washington Territory, has This d. 20
his application for patent for 100 nnsN
feet OF ths Mammoth l.ote or D. post, VINE
or Vein. bearing magnetic irnns with s1z7Am
Rr0uGd go feet In width, situated in ean,nh
Mining District, X NJ County Nsshsssim
Territory. ard designated b. The te'd 49,
aud ofacis' plat on q In this once = ~ ~
-. Said Lot No 20 b-fsg eescribed = -
lows. 10 wit: Begianlng at he nlps' ussst1
corner Of said claim. corner No l. ntng -
corner No. . 81 John Lesry cssitn 70 y
came lode, aad corpw No. 1 81 r. n. asys
aim No. - u IsdustFy Lode. thaccs E~sa
DC deg. IS nin. east. variation = see y ~;
east alsng the north Eesierlf ocandAp ?
el Ina. being also southssstsfiy hoenag
y n 6uye elaim No. 20 % int}usfy 49,
1850 feet 10 The mosi poi thsrly ecrss q g y
Corner No. being also corner No. q = 7.
Briggs claim No. AZ on same lode. tsd ceD@
No. I Of r. d. 6uye's CAIN Ne. ~ 90 ina.-
try Lode, where Il act . posi- four ~ 49,
aud one foot IN gr0aad. thence soesn 9 ~
30 mia cas-, variation y deg So. a,e1s ~
souihNesttFiy b0asdHy q b ,. enzf- - -.
No. AZ on same iode, coo fssf = i1s -
eas,erly corner Of claim urnH ke, - ~
also e5rEer No. A Of D. v. brig8s ~. 80 49,
a. on Il . ssms foAe, whslsix =. . 20 IeeI
feet long and sa< foot b grsasa, y -
south ss deg. 81 min. west yssisllaa 80
30 min. east, alenR the soufhsAs-e:n 49,
airy Of claim 800 feet 10 Ne me- e. -.
cor or q elaim- Corner No. !. 2snz 4.
corner No . u John Lsrr cikm - 80
the same lode. where h ssf paM 49, 49, "a
long N q two fest In gronnd. teenas ps q 80
deR. % min. west, variation II 80
east, along the sJuthwestufiy ooas q
claim berg also ncrtheAsieflT coass -
John leary claim No ~ on sape -
feet TO piae Of bseiBnlnT, being earsm 80 -
frrm which mineral ncnumens 80 -
IS dag. Is min. west. 9ts2.oG teet cos
20 81 acres 4. ~
me location Of this mine 10 fecordsd I.
Recorder once Of King County, " 80
book o. Mining records. and Il knesn
% sad records.
Tho adjoining claimants are Sosn
claim No. 20, and D. y. Briez,. eisim -
on same lode, sod Y. n. oules ei.ln
% Industry Lads. -. -,
Any and all persons Claiming sdssrsal5 ~
portion OF said J. W. 0uye claim upea
Mammoth Lode, or mine, or surfscs 100
are required 70 ass theif adverse clsin ..'.-~
the Registss OF the United etates LsDs 49,
at Olympia. v. r.. dpripE the g dsys -
Of publication hereof. OF lhsy VII ?.
b. virtue Of the provisions o. The y eet.
sns oes {OHN y. 00UEX, asslsseI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

TaE NoRrn AMxRscAx ron SEPrKM
pxa.-" Grants MemoFials Via, shall IL
beia 10 diseased In the September
number % the NortA Aasriaaa Rsrisw,
By LzuAt fhompson. Kari 0sbhass, o
l.. Warner, aud Wilson MeDonald.
ssulp.ors, ". II. Beard, pAietsr; Calvert
Wax and Henry Van Brant, srchifecfs;
and Clarence Cook. an critic. This
syuapostunl y sure 10 attract vide n
teniisn 81 this time. when the desire Il
% general 20 erect a monument "a
Grant thai shall be worthy Of tne man,
ne ceuntry Aad American an. The
saese anulber % the Rerfets contains q
Confederation of this question, "Shall
cat National Bsakins Sysism be Abog-
tshecf" ~ Geo. y. 6oatwell, r. 4.
Secat. !, Coma Horton. and Edward II.
q. Clark. "Ogida" contributes an &C.
cay On . The Tendencies OF English
Fiesion." and EiiEAhefh START PhelEs
writes on TIE Great Physical OppoF.
tunity.s Bat the most readable article
% the number is ex-Ssr<saHt as. Arms
fsvueh's "Reminiscences OF Famous
Asneftoans.~ which il a series Of de-,
hghtfnl anecdotes about the famous
war senators. Mr.. Frenoh is writing 4
heok 81 these "reminiscences. II i
eqaAls hAs forsstAllmsna IN the Nsssss
q will b one nf the fanloun sexks q.
modern literature.