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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-30

END OB THE HAYTlEN WAR.-The
civil war betweenriyal political factions
IA Hayli is now at an end. Port au-
Prince is in the hands OF the Northern
forces, while Lsgitime and many
II his followers are at Santiago
de Cuba. refugees from their ma
tve land. \ temporary government
mas been set up under the provisional
presidency OF Hippolyte, and affairs
seem 20 be drifting into a condition OF
peace aud stability.
An election must be- held for Presi-
dent of the republic before a real gov
eminent is established. In this there
are, Of course, possibilities of fresh
outbreak bstween the .ctions. Bait
more Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-30

Try one bottle and you VIII he convinced
For sale by au druggist. sond for book of
testimonials and ohce valuable information
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-30

The Philadelphia Times always wise
and patriotic says that after bringing
IN tie dishonorably discharged soldiers
10 gobblc up pensions with large arrears.
Commissioner Tanner has discovered
the theory of double disability - to
double the pensions for disabled veter-
ems. Was ever such grotssque robbery
undea the pretended color Of law -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-30

The perfect union OF the Democracy
of Ohio. the absence of all personal
iealousies between leaders. aud variance
as to articiesof party creed, justify an
ticipaton of success over adversaries
distracted by bitter hates aud divided
into factions, each Of which is chiefly
determined upon Furnishing those r.
pubhcans who oppose it.-ErchGHge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-30
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Don't pat on until tomorrow that which
you au.ut 90 uD to-day D. Prov.
Don't put of taking DR.. htslD's COUGH
SYRUP until your cough lus settled deep In
IL IL L. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

| then Il grows into reality aud hides N
self In ileshi d laya cool hand on nay
/ burning brow II puts water ~ my parelf
| Ing lipai u Rlngs me songs which, some
where, ! fancy that onas long hgo !
have heard and II SMILES llll u almost
| BeGma that have sgll and felt tho same
smile with thrills Oi deep, delightful Joy
Ia a life eTe this. And then u Rlghs, q
tear mthersi grow pRraged al all tho
| lovely GOunterleit spring upon II, aud
would beat Il down bodily, when the
| fixed may ewes arrest my afm-eyea llhe
two tears-and after that ! hear when
ever move tho elanklng Of the chain
Ono day Q lhupdeTguHt has swept
across tho Sly, nave Walchel llh
purple masses fold ana lap anl w their
lire down % earth, ana, As " ! were
myself metallic, have iell tho electric
current e0urhing down theeIlnlleas rods
that protect my prlsonhouse, A curious
sensation las como over me, 40 " tho
blood had turned about and were run
ming tho right way in ny veins | am
conscious Of ~ freah free llngllng, 90 "
/ We're Just made.
look NJ tho lovely hend sitting there
beside me, 90 unmoyed by the wild cons
motion uf tho elemenlsi ! mind tho
spTay Of tea roses IN her hair, falling
over ono car and lending their tint 70
10 All tho delicate skin below, "iet me
800 you, fair devil, n you are shadow
on Ruhalaneel" l eXelalm, "fen pufsu.
ing phantom, II you NID not OIL nn eyll
spirit w mp 200 II there Ia any blood In
your yelns'
Tho lint upon her skin grows paler
but she Hmilea on me, and lllta tho sleeve
from tho harG ivory Of her rounded arm,
sho takes from some hidden place q tiny
toy knife aud gives u me,
Then hhG looks ~ mo again WIN her
beautiful fearless eyes, do ngt hehl'
ials for all they say, | scan the fair
faint yoiney-l ehd0he-Nnd the rcd, red
blood n tHcjllng down. and OIL lho tint
upon her cheolh u gone, and she falls
forward upon nay breast "MargaretW
cry
"Hc Fpealga my name" she mwmura,
as ono cutep6 "Ohl Hll II wclll'
And Nll II well, indeed, From that
hour 1 ava myself, The old trouble Hrl8'
IuF from tho CGuCu lon that / 20 long
a7p experienced u entirely done away
Wl,li tlg lAat tNet 90 long stalled
through tho chamber Of nay brain 10 laid
10 rest, and never have seen q trace Of
itl but Margaret, long since recovered
from her inlury-ANrgaftt herself, ~
tho beautiful body Of hef flesh and blood
ia seldom out Of my blght,
When camo from uy whitewahhed
prison room pr, blanchard himself took
inc in hand, had mo 90 his own house I'LL
gtrong enough again 10 ight my way,
and then established mo IN o different
occupation from that IN which ho orlgl'
nally found mo, ycntured out from
that IN time into deeper water, ! have
prOspCr6d, as you lm0w-lmproyed my
iolf, aa you may lmaglnel my house, my
rctlnuc my oqulpago arc worthy Of my
wife, for tho mother Of many children ~
moro beautiful IN her maturity than IN
her maidcnhood and " any material
comfort, plIdo and pleasure can atQno %
hor for AL tho trouble Of her youth tho
earth shall bo ranaacked but u shall DO
hcfAl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21


Raze catching tho Rtarbeams aud Weay'
Ing them into q kind OF fleece over tho
heavens, % that what light there was
had a strange and supernatural effect, at
best With this, q Wild, high wind was
roaring on behind usl like tho tramp of q
ghostly legion on high, and blowing
up some salt, tough gale from the sea
board, Owing 20 this great wind Ia our
faVlr-Whioh fayOring wind has Rpme-
thing as much 20 do with q railway car
rlage as with q ship, while pressing from
tho rear and destroying atmospheric TO-
sistanpe la faoe-WH had made remark
abla tine, aud were ahead Of Our table,
80 that l was On the point of slowing
when O white winged night bird startled
by our approach, rose from 10 covert DO,
side tho track, aud flew away toward
tho woods, IN another moment some
thing else rose, too, 10 II q LAUNDERING
wayfarer there had lifted head 70 gaze
after the dying ehadow, and then II lay
back again-and, loolling At II intently,
l saw the face once more,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
OHIO FLAsHEs.
Flohups From tho ohio River to Lake
Ez,-- Erie,

riOhup' From tho ohio River to Lake
-I- Erie,
Moro police for Blndlay
: liaat Palestine wants water works,
Aahtabula schools have 160 puplla
Divorces numerous In youngstown. y
New docks TO bo built at Port clinton. 2
Not enough mall carriers In Fremont
nhklng blnnors into Delaware reyiyalA
youngstown express rate war Is ended
Putln.Bay looyaeht club has - boats
clyde saloons have 10 close ot Top, m.
Big hotel TO b0 put up in Bowling Green
Mansfield charges poddlora q % lioonso
90
Apple Creek gets a X, p, lodge, Tuesday
nlshL
Flndlay court house to Delighted by cleo
lrloiiy.
Erlo county Dow tax payment was
k22sS0
Dogs killing lots Of sheep In Holmes
1ounty
Lima had 10 Arcs the past year With tio,-
100 loss,
Prospects Of $4,000 union depot In
Dayton.
sonS Of Veterans camp to bc organized at
orryillo.
Fall from an oil tank killed o, J, Baker,
Flndlay.
John Strauss killed under cars near
Wooster.
J, NJ. Brown leads thohustlors for Toledo
postoilioo,
Seven columbIona county odltou want
postoiloOA
oarOtisylllo's 10000 town hall nearly
NomplotOd.
Discussing question Of q public park for
youngstown,
Frank Moore, Of sallnoyillc, shot himself
while hunting,
Chicago syndicate got all the Toledo
Itrooi railwaya
elK new school houses erected within
year at Findlay,
Burglars making easy raids In rural
( Homos county
Gas land 10 being loosod about Bcrgholts,
Jefferson county,
Talking strongly Of electric street car
transit In Toledo,
Sarah saudor Akron young lady
strangely missing
Mayor Chapman, Of Alliance, ~ aftor the
bard cider dealers,
lronton burglars stole everything loose
In AtRinS grocery,
Wadsworth'a aftor $4,000 o. A. r.
memorial building
Rayonna Is figuring 10 control its gas and
electric light works,
Warren's 10 havea female walking match
''open TO the world"
soyillO's new gun club wants TO tackle
any noighborlng club.
Salvation army 10 have q big blowout In
Findlay, February 20,
Reduction Of furnace wages In Mahonlng
valley may cause q strike.
Mlohigans governor gots S2,75 o day and
the state house janitor S3,
Richard Colwoll, THIN thief, pleaded
guilty and got three years,
Downing carriage works at Erie burned,
Loss 10000 win rebuild.
Arrests have boon madc In youngstown
Tor Sunday billiard playing,
Going 10 stop Cincinnati people from
Ipittlng on floor Of stroot cara,
Murray Webb Alliance sold q, 900 worth
Of relics TO Chicago museum,
Standard Oil Company has swallowed up
The ontiro Glbeonburg oil field.
Three prospective society weddings on
ono street arc rattling Norwalk,
Stephen Kolley, youngstown veteran In
sandusky soldiers home dead.
VIM. Scott WHpakoncta farmer, drank
big glass Of whisky and soon died.
Norwqlk's enthusiastically atartod or
board Of industry to boom tho town.
Carrie Smith was put of an Eric train at
Leetonla and wants $4,000 damages
Mckinley gaining now supporters daily
IN his candidacy for tho spoakophip.
Little girl in Tifnn died Of blood poison
ing from q slight scratch made by ice.
No moro salvation stroot parados in Ash.
sabula without a permit from mayor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

-Four whitewashed walls, aud clank
Of chains, and u fair devil going and
coming about me, and night and dayond
night speeding by in whhling flame.
And still tho phantom face, fixed on
the wall, on tho troncber, on the floor; II
/ climb to my grated window real and
Llotnh OIL FL tha Wiln llao hoavenl And
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Tho onttlo aunInoan booming.

FoRr WoRTn, Tex, Feb. l6,--lSpe.
clal. THE cattle business on the plains
is better than since 1889, The OKLA
homa bill has had some influence on
the business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
nvann Gotta His soat.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 10, -- Special. -
The Supreme court to-day decided the
Bates.Evans congressional contest In
favor Of Evans, the Republican, unani'
mously.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
TARIFF CAUCUS,

Demoora Arrange for Meeting on
Monday Night
WAmNoToN. February ls,-Tho Demo.
Gratis Of the House have arranged for q eau.
Gus 10 bo hold tonight to consider the Mills
resolution, declaring the Senate bin unoon.
ntltutlonnl, and TO discuss the present t0rd
situation gonoraly II Ia entirely probable
that In u party caucus tho ways and means
folks will have q decided majority but
there will bo pretty lively discussion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
NOT TO BID SNEEzED AT,
AN ex,PREslpenT As a MAGNET ron
ATTRACTING MoNEYep eLlbkfs,

ssms Lawyers discuss tho Advantages ~
Possessing a han Win . Reputation -
PaTtaer-air oleyelands Name u
Worth seh, 900 10 100000 Year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
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It Is q perfect Emulsion, does not
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It IL the best remedy for conuump-
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Colds.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
pREslbeNT CLEVELAND,

Grover aud rrapho TO Live Nt tho Vic.
torln Hotel,
WAAuiS0roS February iS,-Tho Sunday
Capital announces that the president will
live AT the Victoria hotel In New York,
whom no rotlros 10 private life, lIo and
Mrs Cleveland have engaged rooms there
and will romaIn until the weather has
sufficiently moderated TO enable thom Ia
70 out OF town. Beyond that no further
nlAna are mAdO,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29
SILVER MEN ADJOURN.
Close OF the Convention at st. Louis
Love Feast and Banquet.

Close OF the Convention at st. Louisa
Love Feast and Banquet
ST LOUIS, Nov s9-The silver convention
assembled at $50 yesterday morning and be-
gan cons deration of the proposition 10 form
a national silver committee Of a member
from each state and territory. This COM
mittee WIS then formed, there being twenty
the first all, with several delegations yet
to make choice of their committeeman. The
committee on resolutions then reported,
recomme iding that the convention appoint
a comm ttee of five, who, in conjunction
with the president OF the convention, will
prepare Q memorial for presentation to con-
gress emil odying the ideas Of the convention
upon silv n coinage Several minor resolu-
lions and motions were disposed Of. Several
papers or various phases of the question I'M
der consideration were filed with leave to
print, anil the convention formed itself into
gatheri * for love feast
a Happy speech.
Hon. fhomas Fitch. Of Nevada, made
a very happy speech bringing down the
house with the declaration that England in
its financ al dealings with other nations was
the Bun 70 stearer OF the world, and Uncle
Sam the Gentleman from the rural districts. "
A recess was taken until IL O'Clock when q
short session was held for the appointment
of the me mortal committee, and the conven.
ton adjourned sine die. The delegates were
banquetel last night in the hall OF the uler-
chants exchange, covers being laid for tbs
accomma iation of 900 guests.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29

Mccarthy x Reynolds company pre-
sented the picturesque comedy drama
The Dear Irish Boy.' go a fair-sizcd
audience considering the irclemtnt
weather Wednesday ugat, and The pro-
ductiOn gave vsty general satisfaction
Dan Mccarthy appeared in a heroic role.
and while he acted bis part nicely. he is
better adapted to the speciality line. In
which he Is genius Gus Reynolds, in
the villainous character Of "McClutchy."
gave an exhibition Of strong dramatic
powers, especially in his death scene.
The mounting was fine, and the piece
throughout very credItablc.
Tonight We are 20 have McCabe &
loung's genuine darkey operate min
strels, side splitting entertainment. OF
which the Rochester y. y Current
says
Notwithstanding the inclcment weather
AcCGbc : Noungs minstrels succeeded
10 attracting full house last evening.
Nearly every seat was occupied, and the
old building was frequently made to
tremble as II an earthquake had struck
II from the long and loud encores the
performers received We don't know
the day when we have enjoyed such a
hearty, side.spittIug laugh. The aud
fence was kept In IA uprOsr Of laughter
from beginning 70 end, aud there will be
more than one mad house wife today
when they discover al the buttons of
their husbands pantaloOns and vests.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29
REED In THE LEAD.
The Speakership Fight APP
preaching a Climax.
MKINLEY URGED TO WITHDRAW.

The Number OF Votes Now Claimed by
Each Candidate How Thanksgiving
Day Was Observed at the National
Capital-very Slow Work of the Pan
American Congress - Proposed Copy
right Treaty with France.
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 29.-The fight for
he speakership Of the house Of representa-
lives is approaching climax, and all the in
iications now seem to point to the nomins-
ton of Thomas B. Reed, Of Maine, in the
Republican caucus which has been called to
meet on Saturday next at IL O'Clock noon.
Great significance is attached to the fact that
two of the three Republican congressman
from Missouri, who are pledged to Mckinley,
went into the conference of southern Repub
leans, held at the home of Representative
McComas Wednesday night
Urging Mckinley to Withdraw.
The leading spirit among the southern Re-
oublicans is Congressman Wade, of Missouri,
who is an open supporter of Mr.. Reed. 1t i.
-umored that Mr. Niedringhaus and Mr..
Einsey, of Missouri, will go over from the
Mckinley TO the Reed forces before Saturday.
Some of the friends Of Mr.. Mckinley have
been urging upon him the advisability Of
withdrawing from the contest, and it is be-
lieved that he hasthis question under consid.
Grafton. The strength shown by Mr.. Reed is
generally attributed TO the interference of
the senator's from Pennsylvania in the fight
Both Mr. Cameron and Mr.. Quay deny that
they have taken an active interest in the
matter, but the general impression is that
they have inienced the votes of a number
of the Pennsylvanians, and turned them over
TO Mr.. Reed.
Would Decide Reeds Election.
A caucus of the Pennsylvania Republicans
is 10 be held to-day TO determine whether
the delegation will vote as a unit or not. II
the unit rule should be adopted the question
of Mr. Reeds election would be decided alb
solutely in the affirmative. Representatives
Kelley, Harmer, Yardley, Osborne and Soul
it is thought, will vote for Mckinley. The
candidates now claim: Reed, 6S votes; Nc
Kinley, So; Henderson, IA, and Burrows IA.
The total is is.
Meeting of the New York Delegation.
The New York Republican congressional
delegation met at the Arlington hotel las,
night and discussed the speakership question
Sixteen out Of the nineteen members Of the
delegation favored Mr. Reed as their first
choice They met with the assurance, il is
understood, from Mr.. Reed that he did not
desire any unwilling member OF the delega
ton TO be coerced into support, but that be
wanted full and free discussion OF his can
didacy before final action was taken The
delegation, with the exception Of Mr.. Flood
will favor Mr.. Reed for speaker in the caucu,
SATURDAY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29
The Beast Finally Captured.
Saved by One Vote.

ELIzABE1H, y. J., Nov. ~ After a sharp
hght In the Elizabeth city council, President
Smith who was threatened with impeach-
Inent, man aged 10 save himself by one vote.
Councilman McRaulag, Republican, offered
a series Of resolutions denouncing the arbi-
trary acts IF President Smith in the past
and calling upon him 10 resign. President
Smith tool the floor, apologized for his con-
duct and proclaimed his willingness TO vote
for the ordnance reducing the salaries OF
councilman from s5OO a year TO 81. The
ordinance passed unanimously, but the Re
publican II embers could not be placated in
that way and pressed the motion, demanding
Smiths res ynation. J he issue then resolved
itself into political fight Six Republicans
and two Democrats voted 10 depose Smith
while five Democrats and one Republican
voted against the resolution, which, requir
ing nine 10 pass it, was defeated
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29
PORT BYRON

PORT BYRON, Nov. 20
Mrs. j. Q. Fleming went to Rock Isl.
and Saturday.
J. j. Lsvelle has been calling on
friends In town today.
Mr.. and Mrs Grayer visited over Sun
day with Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Devore.
G. G. Coyne Is receiving the largest
stock OF holiday goods ever shipped to
the town.
Wilson Adams went to Rock Island
Wednesday night TO spend Thanksgiving
With friends.
II is rumored that some parties from
Rock Island are going to start a whole
sale liquor house here.
L. II. Johnston has vacated the Office
over the Fleming drug store w ich be has
occupied for a great many years
Mrs. Warren Hall. Of Davenport, came
up to eat turkey with Mr. and Mrs Jes-
sic Maxwell. her parents.
The attendance at the public school has
been somewhat limited this week owing
TO so many children having the humps.
VIII Bony. Of Excelsior, Iowa, came in
on the four O'Clock train today TO spend
Thanksgiving with his father and moth
er.
A number Of tho young people attended
the dancing party in LeClaire Thursday
night II was given by the Woodman
lodge.
+ b. SidIinger and w. Clark are reno
waiting the oil room at the Fleming drug
store preparatory to c. G. Coyne
moving in.
Wednesday evening the Christian En-
deavor society gave a reception to the
members Of the Congregations. church
and the church society.
Mr. Richard Torpin. Jr.. and son
Kichie. Of Philadelphis, spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. Torpin's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Torpin, Sr.
q. A. Metzgsr has warrants out for
the arrest OF a number of country boys
who were very noisy on our streets Sun
day evening during church hours.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29
FROM OVER THE SEA
Grand American Banquet at
the kaiserhof.
PHELPS BUL0aIzsa PENDLETON

Hs Also Toasts the Emperor William
and Pre- ideut Harrison Madrid Women
Mob au Alleged Jack the Ripper
Horrible Mine Explosion In westphaita
In the German Reichstag-Letter TO
Emin from the Mahdis General.
BERLIN, Nov ga grand American ban
Quet was given at the Kaiserhof last evening
at which there were $50 guests Minister
Phelps presided, and at his right were Count
Herbert Bismarck. and Mrs Phelps On
his left were Prince Radziwill and Miss
Phelps Among the guests were Professors
Mommsen and Curriers' and Consul Edwards
and other prominent Americans with their
wives Mr. Phelps highly eulogized the late
Minister Pendleton, and in toasting President
Harrison alluded to the similarity Of the
virtues and traditions of Germany and
America. The youths and maidens from
America studying In Germany. he said, had
never been tainted with the breath Of
scandal
The Emperor Toasted.
The material wonders of America, he said,
defy the possibilities of rhetoric TO do them
Justice, and the United States is prone of
being the only nation yet born where the
poor have home. and where O., 000, 900 free
men prize education, love their country and
worship God In toasting the emperor, Mr..
Phelps said:
The Germans are as happy as we are in
having the same traditions and virtues and
a great ruler, who illustrates their simple in
dustries, able, man-loving and God-fearing.
Count Herbert Bismarck offered his sin
cere thanks for the welcome given to him,
which, he said, made him feel that he wasnot
quite a stranger 10 the great American ma
ton
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-29
hsBseVlATso TelEGRAMS.

John McGay and Charles Emery were
irownel in the Ohio opposite Bellaire Thurs
iay They we're cut driving. and their horse
aud vehicle rolled into the river
Henry Hall life prisoner. who escaped
from the Nebraska penitentiAry in January,
1855, was captured in Utah Thursday Halls
parents. Who live No ~ Joseph. Mo- are
very wealthy
Whites extensive drapery establishment
az Aldershot, England, was hWued Thurs
day los SJOO,OOO
Count won Arco-Nalley, German minister
to Washington. j. the guest Of Prince Bis
marck
c b Eennard who stole a horse from "
Acker. OF Chicago, three months ago, was
found guilty thursday at sullivan, Ills, and
the penalty fixed at tw-nty-four years in the
rcuitentiary.
Michael Kennedy killed hi- wife with an
Ak az Syracuse Wednesday night, while
drunk
Dr. Richard volkmann, the famous sur
geOn Of Halle died at that place Thursday
aged - years
United States Minister Lincoln has beer
suddenly called to Versailles, where his son
T. fatally H.
lAalN AIN-~, n Nnlto uhlIsrl aged ID, OF
Shodjy, Tenn, eloped with a colored man
named Leay CHIT The negro deserted the
girl at Chattanooga, and she has been sent
home.
steam pipe bur, At planning mill in
Chattanooga Thursday, hadly scalding
Osborn Coleman. W A Penny and d. J
WalgamOtt, all plumbers The men wil
probably recover
Thomas r. Knsggs. who killed Samuel
Valdrup al Litchheld III, has been con
yictei aud Sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Il is said that the chief OF the Jesuits has
resolved 10 recall all Jesuits from Brazil, ow
ing 10 the state Of public feeling in thai
country
Advic,s from Corca say that since the king
dismissed ms American adviser he has been
drilling hts troops in RJnsian tactics
Robert Bonner has bought Ansel, year,
old. 10y Elrctioneer. out Of Annette, hy Lex.
iugtun uaying $4,000