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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
WACO.
Three Negroes Charged with Burglary--A
Scarcity OF Coal.

Three Negroes Charged with Burglary-A
scarcity OF Coal.
Special 10 the Gazette
WACO, Tgx., Dec. 20--SheriB Harris
Of this county started dcpu 10 Wealth.
ford this evening to bring 10 Waco the
man Chalk arrested at weatheriord last
week, OF whose arrest Ink GAZETTE was
wired Saturday night Chalk Cor what
ever his name may be) has been fully
identified az the man who hired the team
from II. G. Green Co.'s livery stable In
this city, and representing himself as a
drummer nd giving the name of'Morgan.
Jake Norwood, Mack McGhee and
Tony Shaw, all colored, were arrested
this morning and jailed, charged with
burglary They took large piece Of gas
pipe last night, and by bending two Of
the iron oars across window IN the rear
Of Mr.. /. Lowingers's saloon, they
effected an entrance by breaking out
n glass and letting small negro
crawl through and open the rear door.
Once on the inside, the three helped
themselves 10 beer, whlpky, cigars, cigar
cites and about 81 or 50 IN money Al
ter the arrest one Of the negroes con
iessed and implicated three others
The supply Of coal ia the city Is not
large, but II Is believed that an actual
famine will not occur One Of the deal
ers, Mr.. w. d Lacy, deserves the grail
tuGe Of the community for his action re-
Gently. lie could not get coal over the
Missouri Pacific, and 70 keep np the
supply had ehipment made
over the Central 20 an actual cost Of
$3.50 more than the same lot would have
cost coming over any other road. Coal
was very scarce 10 Waco, bat Mr.. Lacy
dld not raise the price one cent. he
could have raised sl@or 81 ton and got
the adyaace without any grumbling, but
he started in TO keep coal at a Reasonable
price and has done 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
TOO YOUNG no MARRY.

a Twelys.Year Old Bride and Her Illus.
band Biding FROM the Girrs Fathsr.
Mr.. Peggoty wandering all over the
land IN search 81 little Emily, after that
Innocent child had fallen victim TO a
Villains wiles, was certainly pathetic
picture, as drawn by the master
hand Of Dickens. Any parent VINO
haa sought % md and reclAim an erring
child can sympathlze IN that story Of dis,
tress. Yet there are occurring In real
life every day episodes IS sad and scenes
as bitter end pitlfni as the great novelist
ever painted from fancy The following
Is not parallel case to little Emily's ex
cept 10 the conduct Of one person;
A few weeks ago TnK GAZETTE con
tained All account 81 the marriage Of a
yoang girl named Matte Joplin With
y0nng man named Reuben Bowers near
johnson station. The girl had not attained
her thirteenth birthday. The marriage
license was obtained 10 Dallas county and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
A SPECIAL CHARTER.

Fort worth WIN Probably Ask One OF
tho Legislature
There has been good deal Of tall
lately in regard 20 the adylsahllity OF
pettloning the next legislature Tor new
charter for Fort Worth. II IL known
that Mayor Bro!les fayors the idea, and
perhaps majority Of the couuollmen
"What are the advantages and needs Of
a special ch4rter,h asked q reporter OF
City Attorney Caps vest, rday.
"There are good reasons | think why
we need one,N he replied. "rherO II
cause 10 desire n more enlarged scope Of
municipal power than the cor
poretion now enjoys For In
stance the jurisdiction In
criminal cases could be extended 20 the
great benefit Of the city, Take the cato
OF disorderly houses The city has 81 do
with their regulation and pays the police
TO do II, yet the lines collected from this
source goes Into the county treasury
The city court has no jurisdiction IN try.
ing these cases and hence they 20 70 the
county court,
Another need Is board OF equalization
OF property. The present board Of ap.
praisers do not, under the present char
helt hil bnN UNI buiNtb III IhhNH vi ais
pute between owners and the Oesossor
the valuation Of property AZ Fixed by tho
official stands. There should be board
OF equallzers as constituted In most cities
ID look over the rolls with authority
10 lower or raise the valuations, as they
thitk proper. In this way there would
bs an equality Of tsx.psying which does
not now exist, and tho city would get the
full amount OF revenue due H.
"rhis does not reflect upon the integ.
rlty OF any assessor, but the fact IL
that n Is entirely too much re-
sponslb'lty 90 rest on one man.
His Judgment might be 1T fault OCCASION
ally, or n a dishonest person, he could
show favoritism In the estimation OF
property lowering values for his friends
all TO the city's loss"
'fhen you think that Fort Worth
should have a new charter Has one In
accord with your Ideas yet been draited2"
mot as yet. The charters Of number
OF cities will be compared, and that
which seems 10 be best suited 70 our
wants win be utilized 70 some extent.
The city government of Nashville ls, | UNI
dersiand, one OF IN most perfect mum.
eipal systems 10 the country, and II
might be used Bs a model"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
'NaN Iva TOI SLVOOHHAO

the ceremony performed by Baptist
Preacher named Walker who resides very
near whore the GIRLS father lives. The
latter regarded his daughters marriage
rs most improper thing, conslderlng
her extreme youth. lie found out that Il
was absolutely null and void In the eyes
OF the law, and has ever since been irving
90 had her and take her home.
inthle he has failed, though no has
searched diligently for the girl in oyery
place where he imagined sho could be In
hiding. Bowera aud she are both keeping
concealed the former having been ln,
dlctod by the grand jury for the girls all.
ducuon,
HER pArimR's STORY.
Yesterday Me. l. 1. joplin, tho father
OF Matte, called at rus CARTE onlce.
lie said he wanted 60 make Il correction
as to the weight OF Matte given in a prior
notice as l50pounds. She did MOI weigh
but l20, he said, aud would be only I9
years old ON the last day Of December.
"roey are hiding my child from me, but
mean TO have her II Il takes all my llfo
TO hnd her VIII never submit 10 such
an outrage ~
II was suggested that the best thing 60
be done now was 10 forgive tho Young
folks aud take them under tho patornal
roof, The old man would not hear TO the
Idea.
He does not seem TO dislike Young
Bowers SO much as some OF his relatives
and associates, whom he thinks planned
the marriage To wound him. lie was also
bitter In his condemnation OF the
preacher who performed such an unfor-
tunatc ceremony He does not regard
his daughteras dsgRced, for though she
was not legally married. hor ignorance of
legal requirements would be sufficient OK
ouse, All he wants IL TO get Matte back
once more, experience having failed Co
teach him that u she ran away once she
would do IL again to join the man she
loves
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market Sold Down on Heavy
Liquidation orders for
London Account.
Money was offered at Low Kates, but the
General List Broke Badly and tho
Market Closed Weak.
coMNIERcIAL nrsuNIr.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Rsilway bonds
to-day sold as follows. Fort Worth &
Denver City at ssh; Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe at 1874; Texas 6 Pacific at i0l4
Kansas 6 Texas 5's at 500; G's at 091,
Governments closed steady.
Money AZ to per cent.
Sterling weak.
| Oh closed at Csc.
Cotton points lower,
| Wheat lever.
| Coffee dull.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Ngw YORK, Dec. 20.-Goyernment
! bonds dull and steady.
There was heavier selling OF stocks
for London account this morning than has
been noticed since the decline first began.
The market opened decidedly lower, In
sympathy with the London market, and
the bears and room traders alse Joined in
the selling movement (which re-
suited during the first hour. The
market rallied when the selling
pressure was removed, but there was
dropping tendency throughout the day,
and toward the close another attempt to
llluluhlt lung hGIOuulb lthtNtu
selling by the bears, which, notwth-
standing free offerings Of money at low
rates, broke the list badly, and the market
closed very active and weak at material
decline from yesterdays figures.
HEAVY LONDON sALEs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20,-The stock mar
ket was sold down on heavy liquidation
orders for London account to-day. There
was talk on the board that Gould was
breaking the market TO force London
liquidation, The fall in Missouri Pacific
OF 2 per cent. was ascribed to this cause.
The heavy sales by London, II is thought,
will put an end TO the shipments OF
Gould. j. & w. Sellsman & Co., who
have $1,000, 600 Of French gold snoat
consigned to them to day, sabled an or
der to London ordering shipments TO stop
on this account. New England was an
exception TO the general list and was
strong on Boston buying.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Dec. 20 Flour
strong and higher; choice, $4,000 So;
fancy, S4,00@4 10, extra fancy, 81 25@
4. 80. Oats, easier, 29@30; Pork, strong
er, gil 25@ll .37d. Lard, refined tierce,
So 90. Bulk meats-Shoulders, 80 00i
long clear, So co. Bacon, shoulders, 5000;
long clear ana clear rib, 81 90 Choice
sugar and canvassed hams, $40 50@l0 70.
Louisiana Molasses, open kettle, higher
grades have advanced; strictly prime,
4S@44c; good prime, 40@i2c; prime 97@
3sc. Minnesota winter wheat patents,
81 75@5. Cora firm; mixed and white,
46@47c. yellow, 4sc. orn meal, s2.l5
Hay steady and firm, sl3@lGc. Sugar,
firm; kettle choice Ate; strictly prime,
4I-lGo; prime, 4c. wbisky-Western
rectifled, 81 ll@l IS. Coffee, demand
light but holders flrmer; Rio, l8bG l53c.'
Rice quiet but steady at 2i@4a. Cotton
seed products Dominally unchanged. Ex'
change, New York sight, nominal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

q certain class OF tobacco coo per oen,
Slgsrs wrapped ia similar tobacco tvers
consumed principally by the workips clsss
ana " aloHe would have TO pay The an.
creased duty although IL now paid a sub-
shy OF w per cent. TO some 1000 persons
"a ,his country. There was no CONNER.
clal, Industrial or financial reason. based
on public interest for the pss.
ssge OF this bill. IL was
proposition to substitute, pure. simple
ana unauthorized and he hoped that the
uay would come when the people wcnld
WHIP such propositions from the ca itnl
as the money changers were whipped
from the temple. The proposition of the
gentleman from New York was somewhat
peculiar. II was not simply TO tax All
wrappers 20 cents aud 81, but IL was is
TAX at that rate all tobacco that was In
pale IN which there was single leaf
suitable for wrapping
Mr. Hlscook's motion was lost. yeas
W, nays ld5 The following Democrats
voted with the body Of Republicans ~ the
enirmatlve; Messrs. Anderson OF Ohio.
Boyle, Curtin, Ermentrout, Findlay
forah, Lore, Seymour, Swopo and Vol.
The following Republicans cast mega.
i've votes; Messrs Adams Of Illinois,
Anderson Of Kansas, Brown Of Ohio, Bat.
terwOrth, Durham, Fuller, Henderson OF
iowa, Holmes, Hopkins, johnson Of 10.
DIANA, Landes, Lyman, Owens, PAysop
Perkins, Rowell, Ryan, Strait, Struble.
Swinburne, Taylor OF Tennessee, Thomas
OF Illinois, Wakefield, White Of Mnne-
sofa and WOODBURY..
Mr.. Forney OF Alabama, on behalf of
the committee on militia, moved TO aus
pend the rules and pass the senate bill
amending the statutes, making an annual
appropriation to provide arms and equip
ments for the militia, with the amend.
ment proposes By the house committee,
making an annual appropriation OF $780,.
OUO Agreed to, yeas l9S, nays 40.
Mr.. Townshend Of Illinois, on behalf Of
the committee on patents, moved to sus.
pend the rules and pass the bill limiting
the Jurisdiction OF United States courts
In tent cases and to protect persons
who, without notice.. are bona iide man
urchasers, vendors and users
OF patented articles. A long debate en-.
sued during which 1t was alleged that OPP
position to the bill was renewal OF the
old struggle between monopoly and anti
In order TO prevent vote, Mills OF
Texas moved TO adjourn. The motion
was agreed to--yeas l24, nays leland
accordingly the house adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
Cotton burned at waco.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Dec 2o.--About 2 O'Clock
this afternoon fire was discovered In cot.
ton stored in the,open yard belonging TO
Messrs. Leasing, solomon & Rosenthal,
where some 400 bales were stored. About
seyenty-ilve bales were destroyed, or 80
nearly so that they VIII be considered as
d destroyed. The office OF the Waco Street
Railway company was In great danger for
awhile, but was saved. II Is not known
how the Dire originated, but It is believed
accidental. The yard was fully protected
by open policies of insurance, but until
the remaining bales are examined and
checked off 1t will be impossible to say on
what insurance company the losses have
fallen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
SHERMAN.
Tho Crook Harris Cause.-The New Binlsley.
Ttobridgs Moved,

Tho Crook Harris ORse-The New BinlsIey
Trobrdge Moved.
Special TO tho Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Dec, 20.--The trial o.
the Crook-Harris murder case was re-
sumed at $50 p m. to-day, when wit
nesses for the state were examined till
rp. m, when that portion OF the evidence
was closed and witnesses for the defense
were introduced, twenty still remaining
to be examined up TO $50 tonight.
large force Of men was placed al
work on the new Binkley hotel this
morning, and arrangements have been
made TO push forward the work
as rapidly as possible till the
building is completed, The building
will be three stories high, with lifty-four
rooms for guests, and when completed
will be one Of the finest hotels in the
state
The election returns for county com
missioner for the Whitesboro district
elect Dodsou over Sullivan by majority
of about fifty votes.
II. III. TrobIidge, the young man who
was shot by City Marshal Culver at Home
Station in March last, and who
has been under treatment
In this city since thst time, was taken to
Hot Springs, Ark, to-day for treatment,
and where an effort will be made 70 ex-
tract the bgll which still remains In his
spine.
w. r. Brennan, charged with burglsriz
ing the postofllce at Basin Springs during
last fall, stood preliminary trial before
United States Commissioner Ricketts, w.
day. who Fixed his bond for iinal appear
ance at $500, which he gave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

As the Texas s Pacific east.hound ex.
press drew into Fort Worth early yester-
day morning, MIR. j. McGrSw, q con.
sumptlvo OF Leayenworth, Kan, breathod
his last. With him was an aitectionata
young wife and babe aud Mrs.
McGraw's mother The party had
been 10 California In the
hope that Mr., MoGraw's health would
Improve, but the hope was vain. he.
ceased was q young man Of meana and
high standing In Loaveuworth. His re-.
mains were embalmed IN this city and
were ipped on the same train last night
on which mis- dosolate wife proceeded TO
their home
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
AUSTIN.

The DrlsKen Rouse Thrown opsr 4.
Guests.
Special TO the Gascito
AUSTIN, Tx, Dec. 20.--Tho peniten,
usry report was published to-day. Il Is
quite lengthy.
The magnificent new Drlskel hotel on
Pecan street was formally opened to-day.
This palatial building was begun IN
March Of last year. The corner stone was
laid July 4, lSS5. II Is $50 feet front and
go feet deep, and has capacity Of one
Thousand, and cost from drst to last
st00,0 oO, having been built by the cattle
millionaire, Col. l.. Drlskoli. resident
OF Anstin, Tex The inside, with its Vel.
vet carpets aud brilliant mirrors, looks
Ike some Eastern palace, Ills one OF the
finest hotels In the southern states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
nOUsToN,s FINANCES.
the Tay. Payers in Favor OF surrsndsripg
the City Charter

the tag. Payers In Favor OF suTrsndsIing
the City Charter
special to the Gazette.
HousToN, Tx, Dec. 20 --0n Saturday
circulars were sent out by Mayor Smith
and the city council requesting the clti-
zens OF Houston to attend an informal
meeting Of the city council on December
81 to consider the financial condition OF
the city. The meeting, It Is presumed,
VIII he held for the purpose Of surrend.
erlng the city charter 70 avoid paying
interest on the bonded debt that amounts
to over 81, 500, 900 and for the purpose Of
avoiding the mandamps that viii be IN
eyltable on suits brought by boudhoiders
In the federal court. Tonight the Tax
payers association held q meeting anu
passed resolutions fAyoring the repndia'
ton Of the debt by surrendering the ehar'
ter. They forwarded petition o. the cry
council asking themA 10 coincide "i1A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
instruct ana county oonrta,

Yesterday began the sixth week OF the
present term OF the district court, The
only suit tried was the case OF Behrens vs..
Hickey ct al. which ended 10 verdict for
defendants.
la the county court, Jim Liston tried
for selling whisky on Sunday, was ac-
Quilted
New cases Mamie l. Wilson ct al.
Va Cult, Colorado Santa ne. Suit for
damages to property estimated at $500
City National Bank We. Francis Grain
ger and M. ID. Marley, suit on note OF
5000.
M. A. Paxton vs., the Gulf, Colorado s
Santa Fe, suit TO recover 5000 for al
legged damages 20 lot In Godnahs add,
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
oottnn nnrned.

Special TO the Gazette.
HoUsToN, Tx, Dec. Goodnight
about O'Clock carload OF cotton was
discovered on fire IN the Missouri Pacific
yard. The burning car was attached 20 a
switch engine and side-tracked one-half
mile below the balance OF the cars In the
yard. The car was fired by tramps. Some
twenty bales of cotton and the car are u
complete loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
WORK OF THE FLAMES.
A Car Containing twenty Bales Of Cot.
ton Fired by Tramps at Hons.
ten-Waxahachle Alarmed.
Nhe Town of Niionia, Ark visited by Blg
OohhAgrntion-Ssvsn Five BALES OF
Cotton Borned ne waco.
Two Fir,s a, wasAhaehl..

SPtcihi 70 tue NaGcttc.
WAxAHAoHE, Tx, Dec. 2o.-This
afternoon the switch engine set Ore to the
cotton on the railroad wharf and about
l2O bales were consumed. The loss falls
on The Houston & Texas Central Railway
company, The Ore company fought nobly
and saved part OF tho cotton, though
damaged.
Again this afternoon about . O'Clock
tne residence Of N b LangsfoTd was dis
covered to be on FIRE and was totally de-
s,royed. The loss Is about $1,000; insur.
ance $4,000. Most OF the furniture was
saved BY the noble efforts Of the lire bows
Inc adjoining houses were saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
THE CITY.


Sunday night or early Monday morning
some cn,erprislng crscksman got into the
house OF Bud BoaS, who dwells near
20 KS stock yards, and while Bud calmly
slept the sleep Of the Just, ransackcd his
room, stole his tlne gold watch, elo in
cash, pocket knife, and thon slid on,
without ever awakening the sleepers
There is clue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

special TO She Gazette.
LlrrLE Rock, ARK. Dec 20.--Prlvate
advlces from Nilonia state that every
business house, also the large barns and
cribs OF George aud Tom Harris, were ST.
multaneously set on FIRE at 8
O'Clock this morning and burned TO
ne ground. Everything was lost. The
Harris brothers lost all their mules. har.
ness, cotton seed, corn, hay, aud every.
thing contained IN the barns. No arrests
nave yet been made Tao loss cannot be
estimated yet as everything is 10 the deep
est confusion, and the insurance will
cover but very small part OF the loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
Residence burned.

Special to the Gazette
DAINGERFmLD, TEX. Dec. 2O.-- About
Il O'Clock 10 day the residence OF Mr..
Milton W. Connor in Old DAlngeriield
was discovered to be on fire, and before
any assistance could reach It the flames
had so enveloped the building that moth.
ing could be saved. The building and
contents were total loss, with no lnsur-
ance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
ohargea with ont,le Thsf,.


opechi 10 the HaEctto,
HOLLAND, TEX, Dec. 20-This morn
Ing j w. johnson and Walter Kirk, two
butchers, were arrested here d carried
to Bolton, charged with cattle theft. They
claim to have "a bill of sale to the cattle,
three head of which were found IN their
possession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

them, AsGaxE1TR correspondent Inter.
viewed nearly every prominent csplta,ist
and representative man Ia the civ 10.
daY, and with two exceptions the entire
lot favored the surrender OF the charter.
provided Il can be accomplished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
GALVESTON.
i Or BY The sea-A Heinous Grim . .

Cast Up by the sea-A Heinous Crime.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 2o.-The body
Of man cast up by the sea was found
last Sa urday on South Deer island In
West bay Decomposition rendered re-
cognition impossible and nothing waf
found to give the slightest clue. The
body waslinterred where found, after being
inquested.
Frank Schaeffer, colored boy sixteen
years old, was lodged IN jail to-day
charged with attempting to raylse four.
year-old daughter OF MIR. OFT Buchner o.
this city.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
Gin Burned.


JEFFERSON, TEX, Dec 20-The gin
house of Henry Smith, five miles from
this city, was burned on Saturday, with a
lot OF cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

a box OF cigars is u nice Xmas present.
You can yet any style or quality at Chas.
Scheubor & Co'a,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
arrived atLa.,

one car load d nuttorino Just In az the
Fort Worth Grocer Co,'s--not for retail
hut wholesale only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

Imperial Cabinets
Are the finest bunch raislns In the market.
For sale at Pendery Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

Ton-pound boxes,
Five pound boxes,
Three-pound boxes,
Two pound boxes,
Onc-pound boxes,
And figs in Kegs, only l2bc per pound.
PENbEI,Y BROS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

Clocks and ieweiry at hlf price AZ MAX
Elser's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

Max Elaer IL sacrificing everything re.
gardlofs OF costs as he must close out be-
fore January 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

The Finest RaEors In tho world
At Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21

Finest ON Earth.
Shrewsbury tomato catsup at Pendety
Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-21
SOUTHEAST.

Don't buy ticket for any point until you
kansas 1eNah Railway.
3. w. fOHDYyE, A 3. DODGE,
PreHident Gen'i Pass. AR'k
TexArkana, Tex, and 81 Louis, 80