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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

The Florida Southern Railway will
run extra trains on the 3rd and 18th of
August to accommodate all who wish to
attend the Ocala and Brooksvillc Con
ventions, as follows.
Leave Palatka at 8 a. III. and $40 p.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

A WONDER. The old Mutual Life In.
suranc. Company, Of New York, now
'ss'iea II policy that surprises the whole
world, viz: returns all the premiums
pa'd in case Of death within q given ~
Rod. This never was done by any other
company. Call On billiard and exam.
inc tor yourselves. je91ltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
TIT. CITY COUNCIL.

The Bend Question Ia In brought
tn an Issue scrip The Account
III y. Newport. E,c.
The city council met at chambers last
night, full board leing pre- sen,.
After the usual couree the minutes Of
the pn yious meeting were confirmed,
AMI the board proceeded tn business.
AICoCSrS.
The follow ing bills We're read aud ~,
dere,i paid
T.. X. Farrar X TO-, for one hun.
dret street signs. ..............Sa J M
T.. Il. Farrar 4 Co., benches for
police court room. ............ :, ~
John Mc';innis, policeman. ...... ~
u. j. Rifles, stationery. ........,.. n
j. II. FRY, salary tax collector .... - WI
J. II. Fry, saIcry tax collector and
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

SLATE RoofiNu.- We are now pre-
pared to furnish the hest quality Of Roof.
ing Slate at 1915 per square Of 10 fet,
laid. and call the attention Of builders
an others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cis,crn.. water to
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ. Shors@, Agent, Box No.
go. i. q. Jacksonville. Fla. area. I'm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

The dividends Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company. vi New York, by at
tual comparison. are nearly twice ~
large as they are IN any other company.
No conditions, no restrictions. THIS In
the company to insure in. The ls,st IN
the world. |. Harkins billiard. State
Agent. ie21-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

Compare the old policies in the Mutual
Life with the policies Of the same age in
the New York Life AMI Equitable, and
You will see some difference in cost.
This IN what tells the whole story. Ton
tine wont tell the story, and the Mutual
Life DON'T gamble in fortunes.
ip91 n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

llorEl FOR Rent. hotel bull,ling
known M the Graham House. il offered
for rent at reasonable rate. Apply to l..
Falk. ,.Stf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

Palalka Lodge, No. 81, =. Il A. NJ. reg.
nlar communications first and third FRI
day Of each month.
Is. l.. LlIJENTHAI. W. NJ
4. &. Posi-, Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

FoR SALE-Forget me not Roses, Ge
raniums, Colens. .tc. Apply to II. z.
Dinsen. yl3u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

Insure with billiard in the Old Nh.
tual Life Insurance company on the five
year distribution return premium plan.
II beats all. ieo,tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

The Old Mutual Life Insurance com.
pany, Of New York, IL the oldest, largest,
cheapest and best company in the world.
js27tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

Clio to Dr. W. W. Estes, over K.rs
ting's drug store, for good Dental Work
and fine sets Of Artificial Teeth. Teeth
Extracted without Pain. ielgtf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
CITY NOTES.
HER LITTLE RU>E.

And Ia its many beauties called atten-
ton. -IIoston Courier.
Col. III. l.. Hart has gone north fo-
season. His first stopping place will H.
Boston. Mass.
The average pay la teachers IL the
schools in Putnam county last year was
s30. 10 per month. There were in opera
ton 81 schools.
MIR. Roirrt Smith has just returned
from visit to the old folks at home at
Livingston. Ala. looking much inn
proved for his trip.
The town VAS sIntt,d las, night with
Dugherty delegates To the convention.
The hall If Tia. court ho,l,e will Ia full
Of them this morning.
tn. schooner, James II. W,1ihouse,
will leave New York for Ialatka direct
on the eth instant. capt. Il. j. Adams
j. tl~ agent at this place.
Hon. T.. 4. Grill, the treasurer III the
State of Florida, came over from ITALIA
hassse yesterday afternoon, AMI will at
tend the convention to-day.
TnE News was favored last evening by
the call II several ladies' AMI gentlemen
Their visit chased dull care from this
| nsilnliv ,Nnsnt ,nnup S,,l.r. anil ,,.,.
work u more pleasant tone.
Mr,C. r.. Hawk. one of Tur NEWS
COMPS, =" il up in ;eorri, On loving him
self. lie remembered IA by sending n
crate of choic, ncn,L,.s AN ~ wLi,h "a.
ON nv..l ,,.,,,y
The ladies of the FRESH, IT, rian church
gave festival last night in the store.
house formerly occupied by Richardson
n Go. aud nsttel nice sum. The f's
tival was quite success in every partic.
ular
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years Of age at the time Of her death
The remains we're Inferred at Penal yes.
terday, by Mr. Farrar thu undertaken.
The husband Of the deceased lady died
ut Penal about u year ago.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
House for Sale.

The Miller cottage, on Lemon street.
opposite the Putnam, must be moved oil
the lot at once. For particulars apply to
Is. III. fnos. je2s II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

Wattrmelons are selling in Chicago at
SIS per hundred.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

Fox SAlE.-fins business property in
this city, suburban lots. and two hearing
orange groves. Apply to Griffin 4 Par
ker, Palstka. Y1sif
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
Rooms To LET.-Four at $40 per month
or 81 each r@r week, furnished. Best
location. Address box 49,, palatka.

Auction.
will sell Friday and Saturday. July
23rd and eth, in Harris store next In
Lanes. Lot Ash and Walnut Cham
her Suits. Parlor Suit. Rattan Chairs,
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.
The goo.is have only lsen used few
months AMI therefore most new. Sal.
To commence at : p. M.
Il. l.. I.IlIESTHAI.,
Nj,a0tt Auctione-r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
ABOUT THE BONDS,

Alderman Forward moved to take
up the discussion of the bonds
question. which had been set az the
special order Of this meeting, and the
motion prevailed. M,ssrs ellis and
Davis were present in the interest of W.
j. Vinegar n Co., and city attorney
Wigg was ON hand to represent the city.
Judge Wigg stated that he had no re-
port to make on the subject, IA he had
not been called On Ia make legal rx-
animation. lie had seen the bonds, hal
examined the signatures, bat 1t was the
matter Tor council first to decide IA to
the grnuincnrss Of the bonds. AMI then
the coupons might m taken il presented
attached To- the bonds. hut rs the sigma.
lures on coupons were 81 imperfect he
would advise that they BE- not taken If
rendered detached from bonds. lie.
himself knew nothing of the genuine
ness of the bonds or the reverse, and was
not prepared to advise ON that subject.
II the council should decide that the
bombs were genuine he advised the ar.
ccptance aud nay mcnt oi coupons.
Mr.. Davis thought it difficult to come
to conclusion in the matter hv discus.
sion, and in speech Ut some length de.
clare,l it to be his opinion that it wunll
be wise to appoint committee to inycs.
tigatc the matter Of the genulnentss of
the bonds.
Here Alderman Forw ard called up the
suggestion made by Mr. Vinegar at the
last meeting Of council to have the bonds
in Boston, where he claimed the re-
mainder of the issue was hed-sent down
that true aud correct record he made.
and the motion made To emluly this i'll, n
was passed, the council uhIisating itself
to pay express charges ON same.
Should the number of the bonds now
outstanding taken with those of the ISSUE
already taken up, not amount to more
than $40. 900, this being the amount of
the issue, then the question is considered
to have been brought to an understand.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
REPORT OF COMMITTEES,

The report of Mr.. Forward, Of the II
nance Committee. was submitted on the
claim Of Mr.. Philip Newport, aud the
report was adverse TO the payment { the
claim. Mr.. Forward stated that from
members Of the Council, then acting, he
had asccrtaned that orders to stop the
work had been given.
President T-as'lale made "a statement
to the effect that he was personally aware
that the work done by Mr.. Newport on
Water street WAS well and faithfully
done, that he saw the work going on
daily. and that, ~ far as he was COT
cerned, believed the claim was Just
duo and should be- paid.
Alderman Boyd said he knew the work
had been done, that he sold the lumber
for the work, that council paid his bill
without objection. and that "a more Just
claim was never presented for aynlont
than this OF Philip Newport, and he in.
sisted that council pass a resolution for
the pay ment Of the claim. lie grew
quite eloquent and very much in earnest,
and considering the standing Of the mcr.
curry, his effort was certainly demonsta-
tive. lie declared that paIatka had no
right to appropriate this poor mans prop
erty.
Alderman Purcell was not in favor Of
the payment Of the bill a. the matter
stood, it had passed through two coun.
ellis, and was not ns clear on the record as
il should h.. lie moved the adoption "
the committees report.
Alderman Lane seconded the motion
to adopt, AZ he, too. thought the matter
not ~ clear ns it should be for intelligent
voting. lie had understood that the
charges were made on the basis of the
then market value Of the scrip. which
was less than par. This statement,
however, was denied by both the Presi-
don't and Alderman Boyd.
After some further discussion Of the
matter in about the same line, the com
mittec's report was adopted, and the
matter will have to 20 before the courts
for final adjustment. The claim was
made in 1888, and amounts to $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25

Ii ta4 bazsar Nv desr eoalon. Sass
a.a.so. cod BIS Jar home 3s Nee -
bsag oee. the diasag roonl door leading %
he hal
Wei. aonBo il nligat 30 hnt Won
better gel another TO hang over the aoof
leading q the Kitchen.
-0h. tllst I'll te nice, how shall L read
Gear
~D-n the cook
Since d Michissa weman Kicked oear %
sea.h some hasbsnis tura white afoand
he Pills when their better half cats them
an cd bear
MIlWa lkee man proposes 20 vanish
himself instead Of wesring under clothing
Wsnss 20 appear cracked probably
The Emperor william il S sad. vii not
use a visiting card Prefers TO hnger ihe
same old greasy pack ia he same cd game
OF Pedro with Bismarck probably
Earrings are -oing out Of style. Il Is be
leyed TIE girls vii now tye TO wear uf
esr NUTS 70 keep their beans from oilns
'.he uny, sheA-li things.
Cabbage green is new shade says
fashion iteu. i. mast De 10 match the heaS
/ OF the weare.
Giving checks 10 brides has gone our o.
ssyle. ssys lac Chicago Hrf'iia The ~on9'
IS probably with TIE grooms VINO insist o.
trying to cash them.
Connecticut youth sent his eii
forty pounds ct csnds as Christmas pres
ent Why diin't he blow her brains o"
and be done with It. or elope with the ~ld
dow at once
Mrs. Speaker Carlisle las parrot tha
can call for a cocktail lie is evidently no
Kentucky born, else he would call for 1"
and drink them both 81 once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25

Little plaster bus,s Of Mrs. Cleveland are
now 10 be seen for sale on ali TIE news
stands and notion counters at Washington
An llglianized Yankee named Milnci has
put up little bust saop out on the bisue-s-
burg road. and with duplicate molds -
tnrDing out several score Of these hornd
Etrle counterfeits of The mistress OF ire
White House htJug Dispafei-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25
rnev should Give Her = Mor

They should Give Her Mortgage.
Patti offered 20 sing III Omaha provided
she was guaranteed 5000, and the music
enthusiast. of that rising metropolis sue
ceeded i'm raising 500 The s weei singer
IVES 20 indignant when sha heard Of II that
s,o Immediately erassd Omaha from her
man of Americs -Pbdlde Dtsq Pre''.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25

Thirteen proved 70 be ian unlncky number
in tho csse OF The Doodle" Aldermen IN
New YORK. Thirteen OF them went into
the combine on the Broadway Railroad,
81 The price OF 10000 eacb. IN lssi and OF
these two are dead, one is insane, three nave
led the country two have turned STATE 5
evidence. one j. in prison fol ten years. one
+. waiting sentence. and three remain 10 DC
tined Boston UtrGid
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25

A Chicago firm announce IN rs adyer
t;sement of Christmas wares. "Our dancing
slippers for young ladies are Simply i'm
nrefise " That is the KIND Of slipper IN de-
lnand in Chicago They will 90 on Ike hot
cakes.-kdasqs Ct1 Jototoi
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25

4 cold nugget weighing So or recently
duz from a prospecting hole on blg creek
was shown Us Yesterday Inc 10y os tpe
digger Is still stopping over IN IA Aiien $
saloon - Taao C-esh Dre0oai I3ura9f.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25


erseI Ne N1sgs aesens ~ -
> e-4 -l gs1as - SCAR Ats
es.a sas 70 - $ ass as p sts
a seft d. . sls.ans aoif e.
aIsss - "a 81 Wseey i4es Is naa .
depressing sset -pon Iony hearaFEi
.a-a spps44ehirs naptla.s sAoall n@fe
a4 ha tt -aps szE ~ Asi4- 1ns eslss
81 -Ies a4n4gp.aess Eas aefi3eai'>ais
discovered Ass evening AE Ws-ton. oe
= arose. = Secretary saj frsssufsr 81 tie
.nissaat .aA ~lghnA Pup snc Paper
es isaav. aoo.s mll sof lbs fsdaesleo y
a.4 rlae ffto - e guip : located . 4
ssaa. Tbe other asy ~ Wsstea yfsi.ea
t1s mll sad 5roaeat be.as great nH-iors
81 g-ns siaeks vh.eh ~ s.fapis pressure
81 .he Aana eou'd ce 81 aa-. fesiaeeo - ne
+ r-.t tbfas ser3ag ailrra0on visliof
- tt- oa8es ~ts looking over the spees
mers saea lie asked ii shef hSi been oei.ei
9ltea birthstone.
tsssf Heavens cried Ntheg. Is fhaf
where fhsr asfal smell OF birthstone comes
--aa Why do you xnow that lor week
'eft Nflall AAFtAAA.A AAtA+ ~
hunted or broken matches and ia every
.oaes4g.tle place ,a order % locate The
-asH- Al one tine ! thought that h..
.,s- t-,.sa., to locate Fla the l0werciock and
sa.ilr h-gev. ! actually though. my
time hal come"
Then Mr. Whitney picked up one Of the
p.as blocks whi~h rad been treated w'th
.t.t...,.. ..,a shifted Al i threw it down
$500. 4.;s oya.coa. and aretie~saud started
y. ....,. without wishing any of his con.
.....s. .,,..-,. 9i,,is.o,a.
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A ior 4 - we're s'iaeezed.in the smoking
compartment OF a parior rar rolling orr O
heago me other day H. the
party Fere several prominent Mich
gar pine iand barons wnen the
1eath IL trarcis Palms. OF Detroit, va.
mentioned. -Ee was very rch man,
said one Yes, replied another with the
airof one who knows he was rich; IN his
whole re time BE didn't spend - for com
f,-t OF luxury. Noa have II Grand Rapids
rcher man than Palms, D. \. Bodgstt
i worth over 100000 today That :
81, saii col. Il. s. Thomas Doc. BlOdgetJ
+. essi'v worth that. and perhaps million
..- a., more out he richest man in Michi-
rer indeed. the richest man west of New
I York city is Did Dave Ward Of Detroit
I and a nice man he is, too know every
foot Of land he owns in Michigan and Wis
sonsiu an i rad ne money light here
3 roald give him @0OOo,eo for wha
(. ---1 80 T,a.-.:t ard por
nr owns ou'9'"7 20 ''' '.'u va
FAC Sky "''i'io"' "a No''"'
S't@l "'i 49,
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s'ofy s'"4' "'l' =" '''' .1''' ',.'D -''e 90
osst' -',a''''s '''''' - '''' 49, ~
back 20 7'sil.a" A'''' men ''-' - -
: ne ii'si- mere We I've - - -. - -
= party e4ch WIN = p'1N o'' o"' .'0'-'.'''
mere were No '''~7
3 ana 'he ie''s -Aie - '''''''' 30
% dollar. Dave wore me pIice WIS 600 ni"v
and lie would not pay o. -Four OF us q
8 ,ta hoat and Dsve walked 40 the riy,
u - -. .t....,, w s.,s hin, rio,
= ''-''' = '''''' - -, -.
p ing his way across ard rgnt in the inioG
Is The am broke and hc went tuin6iing aooa
e f-st ~, The leys and then in the water. "
...,-ss t.,,,.ar,;. min, A. fast As eyer we coul
ta ......,. -. ,,;,, bs vas ha,,.,;n
Sc -, : :,
?" 'oz
boa, ap' ioo~-'-- "P 70 '"e 0"''.''" "'"e
'hoH much IS be fare now The respon
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25

N Business in Prohibition State.
1t is not generally known, bur dog wa was
sold IN Atlanta two years ago for Slo,VJV
This price however was moi pad IN cesh r.
the dog was snapped for two 5000 CATS
4fdllfq Constitution
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-25
PRESS "..ATTL.E.


Journalism n Texas
Thanks 10 Brown & Flewellen Tor n
'.leeile brown jug" of fine whisky.-1feag
C0uifY Ctpron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
SHOT ms FATHER.
san Antonio BRnk Cashier Taken for n
burglar by His son.

special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, May H. Col.
John Withors, the well-known cashier OF
tho First National bank, was The Victim OF
a sad mistake this morning between aud
4 O'Clock, his eldest son, John, shooting
him for burglar. The son says the
ladies' Of the house WE'RE awakened about
o'clock tins morning, and seeing the
figure Of man In the back yard BEGAN
screaming burglars. Their screams
awoke young Withers, who, hearing the
cries of the Indies and seeing the hgure
OF man walking rapidly toward HIN,
seized his pistol and fred quickly when
tho man was about sixteen yards away
from him. The young man did not know
Il was his fatber he had shot until the old
gentleman fell, saying, you have shot
YOUR father. All the assistance
possible was Immediately given the col.
onol, and when DR. Iterff was summoned
BIO found the ball, a 2l-caliber, had passed
entirely through the coloufps shoulder
breaking the shoulder blade and passing
out at the back. While the wound Is not
necessarily fatal, II IL dangerous, as Col
Withcrs II old and the weather Is not Ia
yorable TO the healing Of gunshot wounds
II IL stated that when the ladies begaa
screaming Col. WitheFs did not call cut but
came more rapidly 70 TIE house, no doubt
believing that burglars were IN the house.
Had he spoken IA time, or had young
Withers called 10 halt ere be fired, THIS
sad affair would not have happened
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

BIG sale of Ntnies, HHrneas, wagons, Etc,
by tho Grand Hclt Cappar Company
The Grand Belt Copper company offers
for sale thcir surplus Of Iue, gentle
mules, harness and wagons. The wag'
ons were made by Peter Shutter and are
FIRST class. szcs, "a, 81 and s. The
larger have California brakes aud Tho
smaller Mosquito brakes The harness
was made to order and IL OF the best
quality. Wagons and harness but little
used. Those wishing freighting outfits
of eight mules and three wagons win find
everything complete. Apply TO Robinson
Bros. & Co., Harold, or j. w. Golston,
Iisrroldi or J. Raymond Thomson, agent
Grand Belt Copper Company, Harold.
Also diamond drill for boring 260o
feet, OF best make aud In good order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
No. nla Alumni N aell.

WAsnrNo1oN, May When ihr tclc.
phonln investigation committee met 20.
day Mr. George Austin, stoplholtr IA
the Washington Telephone COMPANY, was
plhnad on The sinna, lie said thal Dr.,
Roberts Hnd several other persons about
Two years ago had reqnestod him 20 on,
dcayor TO affect eale Of the Pan Electric
patents TO the Boil company The nogoy
tiatlons Win Mr., Vailed had failed "a
the price named by tho Pan Electric
Sb,00Q000) was dlaproporiionato TO the
value OF the patents Witness had seen
only Col, L0onoy OF tho Pan Electric COM
nany 10 connection with the yale DR.
RogesJ and his son had nothing 30 do
with the negotiations, and AIR Young Oh.
posed the sale.
Mr.. Arthur u, Driaon OF New York was
the next witness He said That M March,
1856, he had been retained by thuNatlont' y
Telephone company 60 defend tho pltls
burg suits. tle told Of his Interview
with the attorncy,goucral IN reference 90
the government suit, Of his aotion ln that
and other matters substantially as DC.
sclibod by other witnesses, AZ 10 the
wilbur afldayl,, the witness said that
Wilbur wanted $3.50 for HIS aoryces VA
making the AFFIDAVIT, bat wltanas bad
given only $50, " ioh had beon paid IN
van Bonthuyacn's presence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

WASHINGTON, May i--iu view Of the
necessity fot shippers Of Gour from 81.
Louis and other poaa along TIE Mls.
sourl and Mlssiefippi rivers to make use
Of the Morgan line al etaamors from
New Orleans TO HAVANA Via Key West,
IA the expectation Of tnnt commodity, the
collector Of customs az New Orleans has
been authorized 70 consider New 0rloane
IA port OF expectation IN such oaaoa
within the meaning Of tho regulations,
aud 20 allow u drawback on bsgs which
may DO shipped Ia future by said limo,
provided the exporters produce ~ add
ton TO this requisite bill of ading and ro.
turn OF olllclal inspection, certificate
from thn colloctofI Key West, that no
nour IN bags has been landed at any port
Within his district by vessels aud sn the
average apcningd 10 the preliminary tor a
drawback entry iled ~ New Drlpgns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
WHY nm nR DO rrg
Wa. tho hoy Dead before He sprapg inio
she sen with aimg

Bosros, sfaAs., May li-vM o'clock
Yesterday evening Or. Rrsnk Palmer one
Of the best known homeopathic physicians
IN this city, left his residences With his
four.ycar.old grandson, Of whom he was
very fond, and took passage on the
steamer John Brooks for Portland, When
tbe iittle boy got tired his grandfather
nu: him TO bed. At about 10 O'Clock Dr..
palmer, saying that tho boy was seasitk
ana must have fresh air, carried HIN
tenderly TO the aitcr-dfch. The child
complained Of cold aud the doctor sent a
waiter for \ blanket, A moment later
Cspt. snowdcn, looking through the open
door, saw Palmer, with The boy IN his
arms, lump from the rail into tho water,
The steamer stopped and lowered q boat
but the bodies could not be found. Alter
a long search tho steamer continued her
voyage. The doctor was seyenty-ihrce
years old.