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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES


BALTIMORB, Doc 22-Some two weeks John T. MOTIF
reporter The sun. was called before the Grand Juy
his Of Information regarding the prcsen
of sheriff fcdderman
y colord MI Morris disclose the name oi
his informant To-day he called before Judge Duny anu
sun refusing expose his Informant committed W jail
for contempt
KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION OF BOILER
LLEvRLAND, Dec - a twenty horse power boiisr III
portable mill The Flats exploded yesterday
James Kntz lhe engineer blown twenty-five ieet III e
air. lighted In bank unhurt Francesca Ocfao an
Italian carried my eet and instantly Killed Three ohr
slightly hurt
TRYING A PREACHER FOR ASSAULT
PHILADELPHIA. Dee ~ tSpeeai)-rhe Rev. Waldo MESA
afraignei In the Criminal Court Today bcioc
Fell and jury. for assauliing Mrs. Mary eouron
@ The the charge
the time the beating
who was IN tie house NJ uo
time. 1le trial viii be proracs3 one The COURTROOM
crowded with woinen-
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pARDOyED RY PRESIDENT oLEvsLAYD.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22.-Obey f. owens, the receiving
teller of the Third National Bank OF this city, who In
1892 embezrled about s2oOooo OF the funds OF that
bank and has been serving sentence in the Chester ILL.,
penite ntary for crime. was pardoned yesefa
lie pr.sisnt owens has served about onehail OF tho
I'm ot nv ycars 10 which he sentenced. The Presi-
snt nar,oud MIN Oh account the statements IN sew
erai i,ettous sent from this city anu LOUISVILLE
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uADDO0 IN A MASSA CHUSETTs TOWN.

spRINGFIELD Mass, Dec. % (specoD.-Great excite
ment was created Spencer to-day over the rush Into
the town Of a mad dog with big troop OF Leicester resi-
dents in hot pursuit The dog ran wildly through the
streets swapping horses and other dogs while every
body took to their heels gain place Of safety or joined
the Leicester chase. Three dogs and vaiu
able horse bitten before the brute was shot Al
Leicester Maurice Walsh, coachman Tor congressman
elect RUSSELL severely bitten. 1he spencer oeicct
men have issued proclamation ordering All dogs
muzzed killed. and every animal thought 10 nave Deeh
bitten to-day has been slaughtered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec 22.-The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of Sioux CITY, has organized an In
corporation for purpose Of building Haddock Memo
rial Building Ground for this purpose bought TO-
day. building costing notices. than 100000. Is to DO
raised TO the memory OF the Rev. George C. Haddock,
who assassinated August g. Among the ncorpor-
aors aside the leading temperance women or SIOUX
CITY, J. Ellen Foster Of Clinton Mrs. NJ D. Aldrc
OF Cedar Rapids and Mrs Isaac strube, OF Lenars WIG
OF the Congressman from this district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
KNIGHTS ON TRIAL FOR MURDER IN KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY Dec 22-In tho trial Of the knights OF
Labor charged with train wrecking In the District Court
at wyandote to-day, the motion to quash INFORMATION
and plea in abatement against Geers and Leary was not
nassed upon The defence asked that they
be released, arguing that the killing OF the
two men was one crime and by the abatement
of the charge of killing Horton, the defendants
stood discharged The Court refused 10 grant release
siu thai the prisoner was held by the Justices order
a. bound over for trial Oliver j. Lloyd was granted
change of venue The against Hamilton was called
He is prominent Knight Of Labor and chairman or
the Executive Committee. The defence asked change
of venue which granted. Both these cases were re-
moved 10 the District Court OF Miami County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

and Canada Southern, and Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis. II Is understood tnat
the quarterly dividend on New-York Central VIII
be ] per cent. The directors are unanimous
in sustaining the policy OF Chairman Vanderbilt and
President Depew Investing the largo surplus OF the year
and the quarter OF the fiscal year In extensive
improvements that expected to make the central
second 20 no line In the world The gossip OF Wall Street
fixes the rate OF the dividends which 1t Is expected VIII
be resumed after long interval. at 292i2 per cent on
Lake Shore, 3 Michigan Central, al 2 on Canaia
Southern and per cent on Cleveland. Columbus Cin
cnna and indianapolis. When asked respecting these
figures all the officers Of the Vanderbilt system are
rcliceut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE


PrrsBURc Dec % tspeciaD.The Chronicle Telegraph,
which is partly owned by Ralph Bagaley, one OF
the largest stockholders In the South Penn
sylvania road, this evening contains the
following: "The road or its equivalent will be built. and
Pittsbnrg will have another outlet SO much Is
certain; but whether the South Pennsylvania line VIII
be put through originally projected or new route
taken up yet be determined The money to carry
out what is nal settled upon has already been pledged
and will be forthcoming when wanted
AS result of the famine. railroad officers In TINS
CITY are daily besieged by shippers who plead IN vain or
better facilities It said that the Pennsylvania Kali
its Eastern terminus. and that the Allegheny Railroad
has 500 OF coal at Bu1ao whcn cannot De
handled by connecting lines.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 22.-Another move was made this
afternoon III the litigation against the South Pennsy
vania Railroad Company. Deputy Attorney-Generai
snodgrass and L. W. Hail. counsel for the administrator
of the late Colonel James Worra who sold the charter
and franchises upon which the South Pennsylvania Rail
road Company based its corporation, to Leon Barnes Tor
S25 OOO have issued foreign attachment against Barnes
and H. Mex. Twombley, the process being designed 10
tie M the 50 900 stock said to he owned Dy ne
derbt interest and thus compel settlement OF lhe
Worrall claim. suit for which Is now pending Besides
this account, the South Pennsylvania Railroad Company
understood tn the estate OF Worrall SZO,ooo OF
account OF salary.
meeting of stockholders OF the Beech Creek KALI
road was held yesterday. The proposition to issue
fOOO ear bonds provide for new equipment
WAS approyed Most of the stockholders have agreed 10
accept securities in lieu OF per cent dVldehd
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
DRUGGISTS REFUSING 10 PAY A LIQUOR lax.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. % tspeeiaD-Druggsts are much ex
cited over notices they have been receiving from State
license inspectors calling upon them TO pay tax for re
failing LIQUORS committee OF tho Druggists Assoca-
ton mas concluded TO resist the Inspector Lawson
will take steps TO procure indictments nom the next
Grand j ury against those who hold out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
MIR. LOWRY GIVING NO

MR.. LOWRY GIVING NOTICE OF CONTEST
FoRT WAYNE. Ind, Dec 22-Congressman Lowry, who
was defeated at the recent election by b. White
Rep1, served a notice OF contest Mr.. White yester
day Mr. Lowry charges that money unlawfuly used
at the election, and that Mr. White Is not a citizen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
lRRssyryG sUsPyoJoUs sTRAYGERS

WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. 22-several unsuccessful at
tempts to swndle made recently ty bunco men
In this place To-day two strangers arrested Ihey
gave the OF James Leslie OF Rochester and George
FARRELL Albany Nearly $500 found on them ana
also list all the banks in Waterbury and Sangatuek
.tldl lner unera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
THE STALLION SULTAN AOLD.

CISCISsATI, Dec. 22.-P. s. Tabett OF Lexington, ky'
has sold to W. II. Wilson. OF Abdallah Park, Cynthana,
Ky his interest in the trotng stallion sultan 2:24l on
the basis OF $4,000 Mr. Wilson is the full owner oi
he fal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
VANDERBILT ROAD MEETINGS.

The meetings OF tue directors Of the Vanderbilt system
OF roads will be held the Grand Central Station on De
cember 30 The roads concerned Sewfork contrai'
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Michigan Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
1cu.n p.cuA RETAINS lis LANDS.

CAIRO. Dec 22-The claim of the Government TO the
lands In Egypt owned by Isma Pacha the former khe-
dive has been rejected by Court which has ordered
the lands 10 be surrendered into the custody OF NJ LAWSON
IsmaiPs agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
IoU. DUCr LaBOREHs INJURED.

Three Italians employed at Shaft No. o were badly hurt
Oh Tuesday night by q premature explosion They were
inserting dynamite cartridge In drill hole IL did not
e I'm as eastIy a. usual and OF the took ham
fner and hit IT, The faces OF the workmen were Dady
shattered. The were brought 10 bellevue hosp'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

SAN FRANCISCO Dec GA great trotting race between
Oliver X. and Harry wilkes for $4,000 side was
arranged this evening between the owners OF these
horses The will place In this city on April
and will be best three in i've harness Five thousand
dollars have been posted a forfeit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

BUEsos AYREs, Dec. %, via ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from Cordoba announced twenty-five cases OF cholera
Yesterday and nineteen deaths In Mendoza there are
thirty cases daily and number of deaths is increasing
In this city during the past eighteen hours here "ere
thirty five cases and twenty three ceatns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

MONEY REQUIRED TO COMFItIE IIIT OAN1hI"
PARIS Dec 22.-The newspapers state that NJ. de
xnssens attended a banquet last evening and in the
course NJ speecb stated that 1877 100000 francs were
stll needed 10 complete the Panama Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
A NEW LINE IN CONNECTICUT.

NEw-HAvES Dec. % (Speeiah.-A new corporation,
known the Housatonic Valley Railroad Company. has
just organized under the General Railroad law OF
Connecticut with subscribed capital Of $l75,OO0
The most prominent members of the new company are
General g. t. Merwin, f. s. Andrews. Herrick p Frost.
C. g. Bushnell and J. d. Dewc Of this city. and f. n.
Shelton W. L. Dows. Thomas Wallace and T. L. Cornell,
of Birmingham The company Is organized to extend the
Derby Railroad from Birmingham 10 Hawleyvile, a ds-
tance OF fifteen miles where connection will be made Win
land Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

PROPOSED TRANSFER OF "OTELLO" TO LONDON.
1oxDos, Dec 22-Mr Mapieson has proposed TO sisnor
Verdi to transfer London the entire parapherna" 10
be used In the production Of oello at La scaa aS
we'll a. tho artists and orchestra sgnor Verdi mas con
ssnted condssaon that the performance NJ la oc "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
ANNUAL STATEMENTS OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.
ALBANY. Dec % tSpscab.-The following annual re-
ports have been filed with the Railroad Commission:

ports have been fled with the Railroad CommissIoh'
Manhattan Railway: Gross earnings 81 1852 $685. operating
expenses s3.S50Sl2; othr income s7324: chsrg.si
773 income 65963l dividends on consolidated
capital 81 go 900: deficit September 80 1850 sur
Plus september 30 1885 $4s 028 cash IN hand so
Metropolita, !, Rental fTon Manhattan hallway, SluoO
interest s248; deficit September 30 1885 S4O6l dehct
September 30 1886 S23 Slj: cash hand $lS lJl 49,
NewYork Elevated Additions ann betiernrnts
e1uipment $27l 934: rental from Manhattan Railway,
siOOOO CHARGES S7sls; income. 2lS2 surplus sep
eher 3O 1885. S224539; surplus September ~ 1885,
S22G72l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

MELBOURNE, Dec 22.-The English cr1ckebers teda
defeated the Australian eleven by score OF Zo1 W i1
CAIRO. Dec 22-The rumor OF the fall OF Kassaa, pub
lsed yesterday by the Bosaore Agype is diseredte'
here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

J. Pierpont Morgan
samuel -. BaJcOck
Charles LaIIer
MorrIs X. Jesup
IL Is Turner
James J.. Goodwin
John W. Aucnln-
clOsS
[ h.trles III. Russell,
jE
Lew NJ. Bates
Nathaniel G. Fisher
Irving x. Fisher
Dr. r.. Fisher
" Illiam Z. Bates
George y. Curtis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
II. B. Tompkins
ChaA c. Beaman

Chas. G. Beaman
ii, NJ. Tabor
DR.. Geo. II. Butler
Dr. r. A. Fletcher
Morris ID. Stevens
IA. NJ. Anthony
Goo. NJ. Hard,
4. A. Darling
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20

ssainst hin rhsrr u mingled with ihi.
Testing : HfnsfI verdict lhAl nnalasa ha.
less the services " statesman u maei
practical saaacitf
The fsH Mall 0assns dsnoaasss the
BiHs Nsws and the Telegraph f8f tbelf
attempts h whiiswash alf Charles ullt
alter the scandals revealed AGAINST him In
TIE Crawford dlvnfue suit The g4s,i,s
aavs That slf Charles evaded DENYING on
beth the appalling charges made aaaless
MIN and declaring that In tleW of tbls
and the courts conduct w luBuftng thess
ehafRea. 1--WE must revise the axiom. an.
law u no rcspcclnf " persons ~
The N. James gaieiis, commenting nj,
The same topic, says that tho ludgeis Az
oislen IN The case amounted TO deeIara.
Ton that The stories told against sI,
true. WV
Tho latest society sensation IA IN,
formation oi q new club with the slpepts,
appellation Of the "lllgh links" IA.
functions seem 30 he t0 Introduce a ltttle
moro vim aud abandon Into London 40.
eiAl HE. Alter the Prince VI wales' Iayes
last Monday the High Jlnks gave a hail
pondre which lasted until ak o'eloek
Tuesday morning aud was so lively A. n
have furnished food Tor unlimited possln
all the week The Prince Of Wales ami
MS two sons were present aud Apparently
entered with zest into the spirit Of thc
occasion. A series Of entertainments a,
this Kind are promised by the club AMI
are anticipated with interest on account
OF the prestige given to the opcnIng ono
ooy royal favor. A novelty 10 he intro.
ouced Oy the club Is series Of dramatic
performances beginning at twelve o'clock
svery Saturday night by company of
farisian actors and actresses.
Negotlatlatlons for the sale Of the Dukc
oi Edlnburgh's revcrsionary rights To The
Duchy OF Saxe.COburg Gotha have been
N progress Tor some time, and Il Is now
announced that they have reached A salts.
actory conclusion. Tho statement thai
Prince Bismarck opposed the arrange.
nent Is denied. Ever since the Car intl.
mated TO Bismarck that Edinburgh wished
o dispose Of his interests. the Prince has
promoted the settlements, being in0p,
need somewhat by the Czar's desire Ia
ave his brother.in-law's wishes in tb,
lremises coniormed to. The Duchesa q,
edinburgh has leased the San Antonio
alace at Malta, and will maintain semi.
ourt during the Dukes command Of thr
iedlterrancan squadron. She intends I,
ccompany the Duke In the spring ON N
ruise to the italian ports and 10 the
evant.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20
CONDENSED TELEoRAms.

In Cotton Plant, Ark, on the 18th, Oscar
Conway shot and killed Sam Ware. Both
are merchants. Conway surrendered.
A COMPANY with capital stock Of 49,.
10000, has been Incorporated, 10 build a
railroad from Fort Smith, Ark, 10 Red
river, $50 miles.
THr rainfall throughout New England Is
almost unprecedented. In Boston las.
week the rainfall was nearly six inches In
two days, equal to the average fall IN two
months.
The Congressional delegation from New
York met at Washington on the 18th and
passed resolutions Of respect to the mem
ory Of the late Gov. Seymour.
IT Is stated at the white House that the
President has not rendered the Office Of
Conptroller Of the Currency 10 any one
since Mr.. Cannon resigned.
THE Cherokees, choctaws, Chlckasaws,
Greeks and 5eminolcs arc protesting
against the passage Of bill now bsfof.
Congress providing for q United States
Court at Fayetteville, Ark, where cases
from the 1pdian Territory may be tried.
THx damage by the floods in Rhoie Ii.
land is very great Seven hundred dams
and bridges have been swep, away.
MISS ANNIE b. IRIsH died al Cleveland.
Ohio, on the 18th. aged d years. Mis-
Irish was private Secretary 20 Secretary
Schurr aud Librarian Of the Department
OF the Interior under the Hayes admins.
tration.
HrsRr WsrrrRsos's condition was nom.
inally unchanged on the ilth. His pulse
was lie and temperature io2 His phy..
clan says his condition is very critical
but they are not without hope
Tine treasurer Of the Texa. Live ssoel
Association claims that the cattle general.
" have wintsred better than usual.
A pfsksTHeus rIoop Il imminent alens
The upper Mississippi unless the weather
turns colder and locks up The overfowina
streams now pouring their torrents int |
that river.
A rAssrsgEa TRAIN Of the Alabama
0rsst Southern road ran over . broken
rail near Coaling, on the isth, and four car.
we're derailed. The passengers were badly
'hsksn up, butnohody wss seriously hurt
Gso. gpsr. colorsd. concralsd himself in
IN ambush On The night Of shs fsth by The
'ids Of . road leading out from Pine BInfF.
lrk, along which be knew en- old maa
,anei vfneest vould pes< when vIno>us
'sns opposite esfsy Jumped sus ssi h<at
be old maa 70 death vita club and then
vbb>d him.
Morsrsos's tariff hiIi sas introiuced IN
be House on ths iith. NJ. Horrison s-ys
be bill rili effsct sn ssfimsfed rsduefirs
spW.og ia he fsrsnsss from cu<spruz
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20
AGGRESSIVE.
Ths Hum Power Constantly Rsaehiss Oct
After Fresh Victims.

"- ~" rover 'ohrtshtiy Heaehing Oct
After Fresh victims.
The Rum Power Is aggressive. fh
did nothing but supply the besotted
victims Of iis power with the means Of
gratifying the appetite TO which they
are slaves, denying all Others, its reign
would end In few years. when these
captive wretches All filled early graves.
but u Is constantly reaching out for
new victims. Every boy who enters =
saloon for the first time for a drink Il
looked upon as one 10 educate into the
habit, ono who Is TO be, a. speedily NJ
possible. made victim Of this awful
appetite. that his daily wages may be
drawn Into the Golfers Of the saloonist.
On every side, men are tempted 10
dri,k. Along the streets Of our cities
The brilliantly-lighted saloons invite tho
thousands Of young men beginning
their career 70 drop In and spend their
evenings. They are more attractive
than the cold little bedroom m =
boarling-house which IL the only home
that thousands Of them have. Tbe al.
looms afford light. and warmth and
merry company. Is II any wonder that
our young men visit thcmP But the
punctilious nnwriiten law Of the sa-
loon u that he who l. . visitor must be
patron. or be kicked out into the
street ne q ''loafer." The boys drink,
not because they like IL, but 10 rive
them the entfee. The drink habit h
begun. the fearful appetite for liquor Il
born, and the young mans feet are on
the down grade.
The aggrsssireness Of the Rum
Power is not confined TO the city. An
over the West, where a haltdozen
houses clustered together form the
nucleus Of the future town. an outpoxt
Of the drink demon is stationed. A
saloon IL often the first "bu.,ns-.
house" opened In the incipient village
70 supply the thirst Of those already
welded % the habit, and 10 draw IN
fresh victims TO Join the unnumbersd
srmy Of drink-rnined men whose stens
are on the downward path.
when All these things are considered.
he miserable apology that ~ shsrr
vas no demand Tor liquor thsrs would
'e none sold" appears In lie true lIehs
"a mere plea that the saloons nay 10
y unmclesfed 10 sarr rsr srso h->-
Q vsksn In their physical syueom
nirt ehat no waters can nIIay, lkas ~
'oaers of those who deal out lIuula
lrmnstion 70 their frllsw-mrn ~ .
'''ed with the maney that skounl -
er food. for eluthInz. fur ~ enn1(.,{1
! Ilfe 10 the miserable slceims -
1elr innoesal en- >uI<sise &m|||n --
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20

lust begaa |" 'hFow hsr dark msasis
My fsihsf's business I'D no, pro..
pei Well fof the few years saeesed,.g
ny marriage and soon began ~ na.
That he was drinking heavily Which
was eAuse aud which effsot dld mai
tnow, bat The Two went together, aud
the d0wn.hlll course was fapld final
the crash oame--ouf old home with
All ta wealth n adofnmant was sold
under The hammer Nv parents came
70 my home temporarily. but they
never bad another Father drank n
such exeeas that In few months he
nlod ~ dellrinm tremens, and motlf,r.
heartbrokon, survived him but short
time. '''"''
"Whilo my children were vet very
young saw nnmiatakablo eyldenre
mat The thirst for drink was born in
them. From their birth tried 10
guard against every avenue of danger.
hoping 10 save them by preventing
thrir learning the taste of the poison
nut their fathers own hand mixed for
Them the deadly draught He was IN.
itoSicated at the time or he never would
have doncit Thad lcft the dining.room
Tor few moments and came back inst
m season to see the younger Of my two
llttle boys smacking his lips over the
sugar IN the bottom of the tumbler.
Lake mad woman seized the bottle
Tor OF course II was near and hurled
" through the open window, Then
hall dragged my boys 10 my own room.
telling them they had taken poison
and treated them as herolcally Az
though II had been arsenic or strych.
nine. As passed out OF the door nv
husband laughed drunken laugh, say.
" Seems TO me you've changed your
mind since you taught me 10 drink
when my third baby was laid In
ny arms, prayed for I had learned
o pray then that he might be spared
rom the curse. A. held him 10 INV
'reast thought Of the poor slave
mother who gave laudanum TO her
mia and let u sleep 10 death In her
rms That II might not know the bond.
ge OF slavery, and understood. For
not the victim of alcohol n slayep
What bondage so cruel, what fetters 80
allingP Far better that a body sbould
Q loaded with chains and scourged
mn the lash than that soul should
Q iettered and SCARED with sin. %
'od, prayed, remove the curse M
2 possible, but II not, oh, take him 10
hyselfF God heard my prayers. ONLY
day my baby stayed, and then nv
rms were empty"
Tears were streaming down the pale
ice, but glow OF solemn eIadness
'sted there.
"oh, frlends! she continued, "of
" threo children, the one who never
new his mothers love has been INV
reatest comfort; / know he Ia safe
ith God.
my older boys tried with all nv
'wer 70 Keep from strong drink.
ught them OF the ruin which would
rely follow its use, They had THAR
Tiers example TO shun. They
emcd to understand and want to do
yht, but the fire was In their natures
II could not be kept down. Willie,
y nrst porn, went to a drunkard's
ave before he was twenty-five.
MY husband. In one Of his seasons Of
SPAR and remorse, took his own life.
And Frank. my Frank--can I tell
~ A brighter fairer. SUMMER.
npcred boy never gladdened
a an
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20
,.,-aAs -s AND cAsuAusr..

'is,As AND cAsuAtrrr.
80. a''ars szplosi6u 4 : hl.., =,
= as~. :, :. As s,oss qssrr, u
aai ~ - Frsns'la. Pa. an ne
kzslbi- I.,la smaa nsmsi Charles rIss.
I. ~. ''larei. Tue lace. and eve. eve.
Iss..' ger. aIlsa vish ,s~d-r.
=. =. t.risursf ssa 4.
De VII Ne, ba. n,s.,