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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
A Nan Gradually Sinks to Death in Quieksand
While His Friends are Exerting Every
Effort to Rescue Him.

WooDsIDE, L. l., May 18.-James 8.
PARCELS, who was night dispatcher in
tssNew York postoffice, met terrible
fea5n Saturday evening in this village.
Teells recently built house at Wood
side for himself and family and had
driven asEell in the yard from which the
water sup5ly for the house was obtained.
In order to:secure a greater force of wa
ter PARCELS decided to add a section of
pipe to that through which the;water was
drawn from The. About o 'clook
Saturday afternoon he began to dig hole
around the well pipe. He dug down
about fifteen feetand was Eear the end
of the pipe wheSsKe felt himself sinking
and at once shouted to his. SON. who was
above, to throw:a rope toShim.s He had
struck quicksapd .. RHdt before a rope
could be thrown to him be:Fas down'tto,
his waist in sand. His son quickly called
help and in few minat6s. half the mafss
population of the town Vas on the spotE
A rope was finally thrown rdown to TIE
sinking man who placedE around his
body but all efforts offNhose sboYt to
pull him out were uRaSailing and he
gradually sank until Els head only could
be seen. A long rubber tube was inherited
in PARCELS moutR through whigh air
was pumped to keep him alive willie the
men were digging around him, burafter
five hours of suffering the spnfortQqate
man died from exhaustion. Rome or the
men who were digging came bar sinking
iutoakhe qulckssnd and meeting similar
sParcells leaves a wife and large
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
BUTLER INTERVIEWED.
He Explains the Grounds Upon which he VIII
Eudeavor to Have the Sentenced Ansfsn
lists Liberated.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BosToN, MASS, May 1s.-Gen. But
Ter has returned to Boston and in reply
to questions concerning the Chicago anEs
archists said: eyes, 1 am retained as
counsel for them. AS such, 1 have de-
voted considerable time to looking into
the matter, and have decided to make
application for writ of habeas CORPUS en-
the ground that the prisoners are de-
tanned without due process of law. When
they were sentenced they were not III the
court room. do not believe that after
custom has been established for 100
years such proceeding will be sustained.
These men were sentenced without being
asked: "Wbat have you TO say why
sentence should not be passed
upon you?'' And this is the
first case known where convicted men
were not given an opportunity to re-
spond. I learned that the court records
stated that the prisoners were present at
the time the sentence was pronounced
upon them, but such was not the case at
the time. 1 think it was in March, 1888,
q motion was made to amend the record,
but it was at that time denied. This We
carried to the Federal supreme court.
They have hanged some of them, but the
others are now in prison, placed there
under q sentence which is clearly a
precedent in procedure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
A DESPERATE SOLDIER.
Crazed by Whisky and an Old Grudge,a Soldier
Desperately Uses Knife.

Crazed by Whisky and an Old Grudge,a Soldier
Desperately Uses Knife.
2, Gel RENO, 1. T., May 16.-FCrther ad-
lSices from Fort Sill conveying news of
z he murder of Thomas Canty at that
.place Friday night says that crowd of
soldiers had been drinking to excess,
Three of the party stopped to rest unaef
q tree half mile from the post. While
resting, two others returning to the'post,
approached. Snyder, one of the three,
arose and approached the two just ar
rived, as J McCue and Thomas Carty.
Without speaking he peered into their
faces and Immediately plunged a knife
into McCue's left side Just
above the heart, but striking a rib it
glanced, making an ugly flesh wound.
Snyder then attacked Canty and plunged
the knife to the hiIt in Canty's heart,
causing death instantly. The murderer
walked back to his party. When he saw
McCue, who had returned to where the
body of Canty lay, he rushed for him to-
finish his work, but, discovering k,kl5
McCue fed and escaped. SnYder1s still
at large. The tragedy was evidently the
outcome of an old quarrel, TOR several
persons were hailed while passing his
place of conceGlment and examined to
see if they were the party Snyder
wanted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
1ron-Tone qdsss sthirst better than
any other dria Field & Abby IS only.
Fort Davis.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
FORT DAVIS, TEX, May 16.-Four
companies of the Twenty-thlrd United
States infantry arrived here yesterday
These add greatly to the population of
our town.
A copious rain fell this morning which
was very much needed, as the rains that
fell about two weeks ago had about dried
up and st&sk was beginning to suffer a
little. Z
The surveyor for this county started
yesterday Ess, meet the surveyor of FL
Paso county to" Survey the line between
jeff Davis and Ell PasA counties. A dis
agreement is anticipsd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
RAYNER.
Contract for stOnewan County's Courthouse
Let-ROad and Bridge Bonds. sssis

Contract for StOneWRH County's Courthouse
Let-Road and Bridge Fonds: sasz
Correspondence of the Gazettes
RAYNER, TEX, May 16E-The contracF
for building a stone colsTthouseSf for
Stonewan county was let yesterday to
Martin, Byrnes and Johnson of ColoraaR
City for S24. 500. Building, rooms asd
vaults to be fire proof, and to be finished
by 18th Of November next.
The wind mill purchased by our COM
missioners court for the well bored on
our public square has arrived and the
workmen have it about ready to be
placed in position. The water IN the 200
foot we'll has risen to within twenty-five
feet of the surface.
The commissioners court at its present
term ordered the issuing of S2l 200 of
road and bridge bonds. So you see the
boom has reached Stonewau county.
New corners are on our streets daily.
An enthusiastic Hogg Democratic club
has been organized in this place and is
In working order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Fatal saloon Row.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 19.-Richard
McHale, laborer living at 1904 Hogan
last night by Herman H. Holtkamp at
at the latter's saloon, 1914 Hogan street.
The men quarreled because Holtkamp
wsald not credit McHale's wife for beer,
anaNsAe shooting and death were the re-
suit. Heltksmp claims to have acted in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Buried at Center.
.spondence of the Gazette.

NOTTespOuutuCe OF lIIe NIaLelVt.
CENTER, TEX, May IA very sad
and fatal accident occurred near here
day before yesterday evening D. NJ.
Short, Jr., worthy young man of this
place, wns killed, while travelling the
road to San Augustine, by falling tree.
He was buried here to-day with military
honors by the Shelby Rifles, of which
organization he was a member.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Cooper.
Corresnordence of the Gazette.

COOPER, TEX, May l6.-sinoe the
dry Weather set in the farmers are max
ing good time. in their crops. A great
many have had to plGRt their cotton over
since the rain. Crops, beth. corn and
cotton, are backward. 49,
The Presbyterians and Adventfsts are
carrying on protracted meetings in town
this week. Both meetings are well at
tended. ~
Hon. II. D. Mcdonald, candidate for
governor, spoke to a good audience at
the courthouse to-day. His speech was
well received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
S s:.e.ton,, "Bed-.4ke. y
INHUMAN TREATMENT.
Two Boys Arrested for Frightfully Mistreating
a Ten Year. Old Lad.

MANCHESTER, N. H., May 19.-Ludie
Daniels, aged twelve, and Alex Ander-
son, aged seventeen, we're arrested last
night on complaint of the mother OF
Charles B. Howe, ten-year-old lad ,
charging them with acts rivaling those
perpetrated by Jesse Pomeroy. 1t is al
legged that the boys took him in an out
house, stuck pins into nearly every part
of his anatomy, poured boiling water
upon him, burned his face with powder
and after vainly endeavoring to push him
into vault, left him Insensible, and he
was afterwards found unconscious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

Send in an order4 sfox OF snow
fakes or boxaaf tdeFhey biscuits at the
Fort MSsl Grocer Co,
Defended Her Honor.

NEW DIRK, May 19.-Rossana Rosila,
wife of an Italian dock laborer, stabbed
to the heart here this morning one Mil
liase L. Gindue, who had been boarder
at her house, IN defense of her wifely
honor. The tragedy occurred on the top
floor of q five-story tenement, No. Is
Monroe street. The boarder lies NOR
tally wounded at Governor hospital,
and his death is only a1question of few
hours ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 1s.&-The Ma
tional conference of charities anGosEs
rection, Mr.. Byers president, has besS
a decided success, both in numbers, ID
attendance and character of papers
read, and from all appearances the So
cietY will be continued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

Since the passage by congress Of bill
granting private capitarsthe right to
deepen ATknsas Pass, Southwest Texas,
on the liiak, of the Arkansas Pass rail-
way, is attracting more attention., than
any other pAk of our state. Thf fine
grapes, fruitRnd early Tegetsbla s now
being shipped mat section is the
best ADVERTISED that any country
could have. ply question of o
few years. befos sthis country Will
justly andappropriatsly be termed the
garden spot of TexSS. The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railwsT@to accommo-
date the large number of Spring Palace
visitors who wish to visit that section
will sell excursion tickets May 81 at one
half fare for the round trip. :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Father and ohIldren Drowned.

OMAHA, NEB., May ia farmer
named Tucker, with his two children, q
girl and boy, was rowing on a small
lake near Stanton Saturday night, when
the boat was overturned and the three
were drowned. The bodies were re-
covered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

Houston, died at his home in this city
this afternoon with Inflammation of the
bowels, having beegassek only few
days. HIS death. GAS been the occasion
sea much grief, bash onthe account of his
sljy young fsffn AID his genial man
neEg He gs8 tie son-in-law Of DR..
J96n H. W8hAsfthis city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
What Few Promihent People Have to Say
of Baredo,

Laredo Times.
General VIM G. Dacy of Naw. York
gays of Laredo: "It is an infant Won
der, far ahead of anything have seen
since left home. have read about your
town, but supposed it was all blow.
You have the foundation for big and
prosperous city, which L can see you are
sure to have IN q few years. Come to
New York with some of your enterprises
needing capital and we will gladly put
money into Laredo.
Mr.. J. S. Alexander of San Antonio,
said of Laredo last evening: 81 thought
you boomersyhaa talked too. much about
Laredo's impkoysp ents, but after seeing
the town,jaI saysSSou have not talked
enough REerythihS, -si9tlsa 'astdRphes
me. : 1t is s&azing %ta sSa haveSRe-
comeushed Hss short'at1n LIaredo3s,
most SsEtainfse suEASEinneEc The'
Heights 3f-es tt& equal, sE not
superior Ito Off sthiIls around San
a. MO. Is Meah of San Antonio,
'94tefr SfStftg On a4sights for the first
lFpTne in, two sssaSst "Well, have
nothing to saHfte elSeaein, street car is
a daisy, the sights Wphder and. Laredo
now too faq36vsnced tdshe checkedsR
her progrefSe movemeHts1
Mr.. VIII. Stevenson st. Louis
capitalist! who visited Laredo for the
first time @put two years ago, says now:
81 did not believe the newspaper re-
ports, or 1 would have made heavy: in
vestments in inside property. 1 sup
posed it was all a Kansas wind boom.
Laredo has accomplis he'd more in less
time than any town L know of in the
Southwest.
Mr.. A. W. Clifford. Laredo's fast
friend, says: "She will be the first city
in Texas TO boast of 100, 900 population.
The people of the United States have not
yet walked up to a realization of Laredo g
true position, and when they do they
will come in by the thousands, bringing
endless quantities of enterprise and.
capital, that will make it a ,gEes
city on short notice. rs !:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

Mr.. Frank Huffman, youn; man of Burling-
ton, Ohio, states that he had been under the
care osFkwo prominent fh ysicians, and used
their trS&fRnent until DE was not able to get
around. Hkiey proRHuHced his case to be Con-
sumption anfjpcrfSDle. He was persuaded to
try DR.. King EaEaT Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and 0e4E and at that time was not able
to walk acr9 2tAA street without resting. He
found, beS9s he fkad used half of dollar bot
tie, thatsHE was mach better; he continued to
use it 81 is todd $pjoying good health. If
you haS any Throat95 fLung or Chest Trouble
tIyit, We guarantee Satisfaction. Trial bottle
fEeesatsN.s E. Grammer' sArug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Perfection 81 Iaelal 1tmps.s

The Pittsburg1 gan J Artifc Isl .lfnb
Company, of 90Sst9Hh avSEpe, - fast
ity their ARTIFICIAL E1S gel ~ ttiers.
EverysStsRBer oiA Elf the
weaver of h art Neg FhS8 know,
,by. esperi&Bee wat Is needed I'D how.
to beEsnstri ted. and BY col kahtIy
iHs6Fovln fefects sthSS KAve arrfa lat a
tEil stat5Sf perfectiep Their prjsl' -,
BaSspnables for the hyperion wszk s.
6tSauce. DR.. J. W.! 'Thompsog is tbs
Manager of this comBany, ,ssdssiss had a
long, practical experie nee5 tiis lins I'd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
AN ADVENTIST CRANK.
Milan Imagined the End Had Come and Tried
TO Murder His Family.

to Murder His Family.
CHICAGO, ILL, May ia dispatch
from wichita, Kan, says William
Thompson, who has been attending meet
ings held by Adventists in FL Dorado, be-
came insane yesterday and attacked his
family with butcher knife, infiictlng
some slight cuts on his wife and daughter
before he was disarmed. He believed
the end OF the world had come. :;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Died at Bryan.

Correspondence or the Gazette.
BRYAN, TEX, May I7.-B. II. Cali
hounsof the firm of Carson, sewal s Co. !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
A gn1r TO oLD MEXICO
Frequently Made for One Dollar

Frequently Made for One Dollar.
1t is surprising how little is known OF
our sister Republic by the residents of
the United States, although it is easily
reached by water or rail. The large
percentage of Americans seem to satisfy
themselves with the thought that Mexico
is only a narrow strip attached to our
country, and compare it with ,thsS sof'
a kite, instead of knowingal tstas II con-
tains twenty seven ,laEga states and TO-
600, 900 people.
Those desHtng to study different race
of psgE5s (, enjoy picturesque scenery,
aftf8Gity, entirely different customs,
ssfid more novel sights than ever dreamed
of, should visit Mexico. Many lucky IN
vestors in the Lotelia de Ia Benefcencia
Publica have been enabled to take this
delightful trip by sending 81 or upward
to Juan Piedad, Manager, Apartado 43,
Zacarecas, Mexico. Distributions on the
27th day of each month. Zacatecas is
the mining city of the republic. and has
population of 70, 600. 1t is located be-
tween Ell Paso and Mexico City. at an
altitude of 500 feet. g{SSE4i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

wv h h completed a th ya
mat % md
cueu eIardor route til to Mxopr he @ y mo
e,k 18th mOSop mou, has hbat cO an TIT %
found yt anbhgenm sa TRANCE bedn gO d d
by a p h ha
h orR the fd& t ~
ar b o he
Eand
mrcancy a Jp0m
ofueRoGr ny deudsSc net bMm % td ~
TIL Bcausyo wM t en Ih yn0d flor s h ~ h ~
-Beaueyou we asa order eyO d nations
H-Beauey o replace fgt n QpN 70 e money eli a
u
because Ibt int mid large wool assesses
" nd @ Goa mine in al
@ o 70 Il
b ~
in ofsot@ ~
@ s aR
e. 6
eareObr
heJub rIdB ebt d.
Because in L&eO mise 4Ms better dg % f H an al
city n
AUnt ~ % h United
W. Texas
I a
to- ao the way oar from 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
Board of Trade.

.,az4 saRsB Dos TE1., May ID. - The last
sB-of the Mexican Financial Review,
published in the City of Mexico, contains
a veS5 teresting article on the receipts
81 ttl19 VARIOUS custom houses in the Re-
public of%Mexico for nine months from
July l, 1889, to March 80, 1890. From
this it appears that New Laredo is the
third porA in the republicih tine matter
of receipts Abeing excelled' by Vera Cruz
and Progress (only q teF thousand dol
lars a montHey the Inter. OF the Rio
Grande ports eE Laredo stands far
ahead. 1.-The figsse are as follows:
Psso dei Noftc IS,
In favor a iSredo ;,..-......... s5lg, AZ. 90
Month 81 month laredo is steadily
forging Mead and Raging the other
frontier les far behindsher.
The peg le of Laredo ase strongly i'm
baed with the belief that manufactures
Bird up, large cities. The following
factories are now under construction
here: Tannery and-shoe factory, 50xIT5,
brick, two stories; foundry and machine
shops, 6ex175, brick, two stories;
wooden mill, 64xl40, brick, two stories
and attic; electric light building, brick,
two stories, 75x200 feet; furniture fac
tory 50xI0O feet. The people of Laredo
have determined that Laredo shall be a
large city Visitors at the Fort during
the Spring Palace, should visit Laredo
and take peep at Mexico. .s<Seises
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

SsagaEf Cure IS the latest discov-
feeHS tastesess; children crXs,feEs
lit. AsAhSs ocuya Tor .sjhi lls y.
Sold gompany a
N. B!Grainsr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

sSAn danger ofyltipxiIe impure wateri is avoided
IN adding 20 dSdf af the genuine Angostura
manga BY DR.. siegert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

The Queen Bee is thasBSs for the
money to be haasss RI you56rders to
Fort WSsth - ;:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20
baua.sSE;s5lIgg scbsanest lots in tbe oi

,.ss4iy $3.50. Easy terpg
e F. W. TISssFSE5 E. 9Th. st. !,
49,, * "a N3-
ID Artinss sgent south
81 81, Sang, who handles the
thres 5Fn and .popuIak remedies !,
vizS f3rs r. mona 3 Lone Star Cats5s
az, d 6rstS d ppsu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

A fine ranch in Tsrgss s6a6fy, fine
residence onasSgf SIDE, fine business
block .siys.Efse city. all cheap. Ssssl<S
AE0giase e Co., Fort Worth AZ sEs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

Thee best .assrssa6ens of fanoY,sssal5
candy tnetEeTcity at Fort Wees Grocer
&C., sssz'e
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-03

did SO the girl gave long sigh and awoke
from her doze.
"Sure l must have dropped asleep" she
said, opening her eyes and spying my shadow
above her; "has aught happenedr
"Ay,n replied /, something Is happening
that will wipe out our traces and my bloody
track
"And what is thatr
"SnowI See, It's falling fastr
She bent over and listened to her fathers
breathing.
"'Twill kill him." she said, simply.
Ipulled some more fronds Of the bracken
to cover them both. She thanked me and Of
fered to relieve me in my watch, which re,
fused. And indeed by lying down should
have caught my death very likely
The big flakes drfted down between the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-03

IRIS DRESS AND HUBBARD CLOAK.
But now all that Is changed. and there
Is no color that mothers wear that u mot
fit for the little girls, and fashionable,
too.
The benefit Of this system ID that there
is not so much work to keep the childrsa
clean, and the children are happier and
healthier, because they can play without
restraint, and II Is far more economical
In several ways.
sions for white dress made a. daintl-
ly as mother love can devise and moth
er's tireless patience can accomplish.
Such an ono Is tho pretty little Iris dreG1
made Of soft white null, q elbroidsred
deeply around the bottom and worn oveg
n pink wash silk slip, with . tiny
plating around the bottom, Just show.
ing under tho edge Of the null. -.
sash OF the same silk crosses the w11Ge
and Is tied in an enormous bow ~
the back. Tho sleeves are pulled ovQ
silk and with deep cuffs and bretel1eo q
embroidery. Blue corn color, old en1d|
or Eiffel red can all be used for The 6liD
IL preferred.
And the dear little coaxing dstsgi
She Is going out with grandma IN htfio
Hubbard cloak Of brown and lawn
striped cheviot and q big poke bonnst ~
Of seal brown straw and plumss. Ths ~
tle coat has for its only trimming . rowoe
tucks surlnountcd by herring bone IN
saddler's silk. Not at all gay OF elaboe.
ate, but oh. how quaint and sweet IL
little maiden looks In i'll
"a Quiver full" Of dear little childro0
is to be desired, but II has Its drawbacks,
particularly when Bobby Is always need-
Ing shoes and Minnie and Nellie stock
ings, hats, etc. Tho best way to drem
them Is to give Bobby pretty little Kilt
suit Of serge or cheviot or heavy blue
flannel, made with blouse, and socks
and stout boots. A toreador hat In just
now the style for him, with triple CO.
carde at tho left side.
Get Minnie Tartan plaid and make
| it on the bias, and trim 1t with row Of
open castle or Hercules braid, with .
sash Of the same, and dress her doll with
the scraps left over Give studious Nel-
| lie quiet little gown Of dark blue dan-
mel, neatly made with the front Of surah,
which was all tho best part Of big sister
Mabel's last years dress, and you win
find your little ones well dressed and
very economically dressed, too.
Ginghams are as strong as iron and
fadeless as the sky; therefore ginghams
are good for boys and girls to wear foS
spring and summer, where laundry work
does not count. Where 1t does, light
woolens are better and quite ~ cool.
though not quite so summery looking.
But nothing suits boy 80 well ~ Z
sailor suit, with gilt braid, an embroid.
cred anchor and "rcal sailor buttons'
with foul anchor on them. lam sorry
to relate that while mothers would like
to keep the pretty and picturesque Faunt
leroy suits on their boys, these latter
turn up their noses and muttsr chest
nuts" scornfully.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-03
Good New. Abou. Alber. Edward.

In Jersey City there Is an association
known as the Boys Progressive society.
The members endeavor to contribute -
much as they can to missionary fund.
Some time ago each was given = bright
new penny with directions to increase
his small capital in any honorable way
for the benefit of the cause. In various
ways all the lads, save one, did well, and
several of the cents brought in dollars
of profit by judicious investment. The
unlucky member of the society was
youth who sent his coin to the Prince OF
Wales with an explanatory note. He
got the copper back the other day and
with it came the following letter:
"MARIBoRoUGH HOUSE, PAIL MALL
"SIR-I am desired by the Prince Of
Wales to thank you for the accompany
ing penny, and to inform You in reply
that his royal highness does not require
1t. Your obedient servant,
"FRANcIs. + OuEEt
The statement of Sir FL an. po.,oass
set at rest now and forev'
rent report that tho heir
crown is head over b..
ceedingly hard mp 49,. {. /,