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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01
They Settled u.

Dy the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 2s.-It has leaked oit To-
day that "a robbery was committed ys.ster-
day afternoon i'm the Inverness lodging
house. The victim was doe Kcarncy. who
until lately was "a fifer in the British
army, serving i'm the 103th regiment of
Bengal infantry. Kearncy camc to- this
city recently from PhilIpsburg and yes
terday afternoon became intoxicated with
about SO i'm his clothes and n silver
watch. He was invited by Al Van Lcuven
into the Inverness lodging house. where
lac was introduced to ~ girl
named Dollie. Kcarney occupied the
room with Dollie during the afternoon.
He was pretty drunk and when he left the
house he discovered that his watch was
missing and also all his money except g,
SO gold piece which he kept Ina his watch
pocket.
he proprietor of the Inverness called
Officer James and told him Inc could search
the rooms. but the officer declined tn
search without "a search warrant. The
proprietor said that the watch was found
on the womau's person and was returned
to its owner. No arrests hav" yet been
made. Dollic was ordered to leave the
house 10y the proprietor, which she did.
and il il not known where she il now.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01
a Hu-nan YEA ness.

FROM The brooklyn Eagle.
II can't bear that man Hadbeeu." said
young keepitup; "he's always talking
about what he and his family used To- be-"
oh, well,'' said the deacon. pers,Iasively.
"you must bear with him. Remember, To-
err Is human"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01

The Hoffman Hote and Restaurant.
Open day and night. The largest and
finest restaurant in the city. Private cn-
trance leading TO private dining rooms. As
East Park street. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01

Four lots of block 4. Knowles addition,
for sale cheap. w. II. Bennett.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01

Look out for the Mildred mine. Mahan
q Linsley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
" THE GRATI1T' DE or MEN.

TT'TT IT' NITTII'IfN Tt'FT'7''
IN connection with CrOchfords an account Is given ni
a certain Mr.. -crOpc DavIc,. night he in
trcduccd at tho" gaming rooms To Mr. II a
yunng who had inherited large fortune and
Ia bc married within month. After falling for !,
time the two began e. play hazard. and DAVE,
won all before HIM. Iy the morning the youth had
lost every thing he had IN the world and throwing him
self on a sofa he covered hi, face with Ei, hand and
cried like child. Listen 60 mo said Ncropc Davies.
tnurhiuc him upon the ~hDfldcr " VIII foTcgp every
tling have won to night IN one condition. and that
f. that you viii take solemn oath never 10 touch
cards ur AGAIN. The conditions accepted
aud faithfully observed both sides.
aftcrv ard S,Iopc Davies. who continued To- gamble.
lost everything he posac>'ci ana IN Ms dir necessity
he yr,,c to Mr. II . who had married the girl ne
loved and waved richer aud richer. To- the following
effect You begged me. should ever want friend.
came 10 yo a. Won considered all that YOU
belonged a, much 10 me a, Ia Yourself without TAX
Ing any such exaggerated view of vOnr obligations.
nnw ask Won for assistance 10 enable to
weather the storm" In reply he received formal
note 10 the effect that Mr.. II " regretted that he
unable 10 offer Mr. Scropc Davies any assistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
d" HOSS."

TIE AUTHOR or "CAPE con FOLKS" II HAR-
PTH'S WEEKLY.
no nv bows they don't amount to great.
Take 70 tcachln' and prca,hn and such fool
But my sal. En-. thar. that lot
She was all hos. sir,
Nervou- and srepp, from head 70 foot
Hos. clar hos.
"Ilcr mother died when ~, was a two.wcch- hahH.
That thar Wa a los
To the gal Iu Size never cared for 10 such a gals 40
Nor mnun' nor pruhln,
But only ho~- good honest ho,,;
straight fat hos.
~Boys curlcd up ON the ,o'y- fradin'. Nv En-
For scch non.en-c ,oam throw on harness or saddle
Quick.rn any man on the place.
ia drive ANYTHING ans where's
Trusted EN- -oricr shy Of folks I'm was.
Hos. clar ho,,.
SAYS the womcniob', Won must put be- to school,
Or She wont be 20 good f,r ro,ln'' - took ms gal
To school twelve miles to the north.
AID -oli hrr pct hoe,
Thirty milo TO the ''1til--
>rd her hos.
Next mornin' went out t. the stable. ard thar
~urc'- Wi uamc'- Ross
There stood NV gal all lcdr-rlci. twelve miles from
And thar tli1'y millc.. from The .oaia.
And Dis noe ou her neck.
stood her ho,,i
"Nothin she couldnt tame. eye gray a, hawk,
Hair Ike rp.,.
Whipped my hnl storm round tho ward tell he havlcd.
For hOrnlu' a eve lamb. Whipped hm tll hc baW led
Stsudlni thar calm. whip in hand
IlDs,. night though
fcarlc~s hos.
THAT wintcr-waa family near Us took scarlet
fever,
Couldnr get 40 nurse.
ri go ny gal al Tie -hori hanrln' back
IN 60, She .avcd The little brat. and ,hc took it
And She di'd. sal En-
IiO-~ 81 see. lc-t TIE same.
Cl'ar through. hos.
"Handsomcst pale look yc ever somehow my gals
face said g. me-.
Dad what, the l0-s'
Jest the sane old way thlu uo,ii for'ard look lip,
,Irci.
no my boys amt much. ruf lad n cal once
Ny gal I'm That lot.
She va. no.. without flaw
Pccilc-. ho--'7
sarah i. NLcM Greene.
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4 TOAST.
ny THOMAS IlOLDTP STEVENS.

Md the cink Of tnhlne goblet. and .parklc Of
amber winr.
Let u, III a royal MEASURE to mcmorir- hnlfdivnei
bet fancy and recollection come smiling hand IN
hand.
And bear us across the waters 10 the light Of anoihc,
land.
Where together. storm and sunshine. our wandering
-f"p- have been.
And joy and hope lent color to each enchanting
scene.
80 bitter thought Of the weed tvncd in our com
rdc, haii,
Noi -sh for dccp-sca cavcrns. and deal hopes
buried there
But once again arc dn-hins down the Aegean sea.
with enchanted isles around Cradle, Of Poetry
Then chanrcnl leave, IN autumn, or bcauiys 1T
ful glow,
We are gazing down from Actin, on sicily below
And away the Nor-cman, ocean, region Of endless
With music and and laughter to sparkle ow
A. in some old cathedral a scpulchrc Of Kings.
Around the du-iiy altar the sacred inccn>. clIngS
From each dear form and feature mcmry her mantle
Wcayr-
And holy Friendships sgnct IT, blessed impress
leave.
From many land soft voices arc calling to us TO
night,
And the phantoms Of smile. and bushes shall battle
IN our wine cups light.
Then nll "a royal measure mcasnr" Of amber wine
And drink to gone BY pressure and memories half
diyinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

diamonds These the mont IN &C.
sign which gave the effect Of wonderfully !nstrous
brocade. The shoulders were slightly raised With tn'y
puifs Of velvet, in which diamonds played censplcu
ously, and fOm each Of which was miniature fringe
OF cry stall falling over the wcarer's arms.
Embroldcries Of the most elaborate and richest de
scriptiOn used to adOn some OF the dresses
These, however. never effective a. the artis
tic brocadcs nor were they by any means so new
Those in which gold or silver was combined WIN
white are best. one, which included many colored
silks wrought into bright hued flowers, the centres
being mother a. pcarl, and the foliage anonymously
mingled with gold silver and crystal was more start
ling than pleasing, especially a. the resi- Oh inc drcss
was not either black white. Embrplde1es 81 such
ornate description and brilliant c0lOrlng require more
careful arrang cement than was accorded 10 ths speci
men.
The flowers most in favor were violetS OF the pale
double Naples variety. These went charmineE VIII
black. white and green dresses. \ lady VINO wore
pink bodice and skirt with black trdin aiiu ,di
ricd bouquet Of pale pink tulips arranged WIN thelr
own gray green spike shaped leaves, scored success
When the ceremony was over most OF fc court socis
went on to some Of the very nnmeron, drawing tT To
teas" always popular fcminine fixtures FOR these
fatgning and exciting days, when the cheering "
frc>hng cup Is more than ever acceptatn., re-"
women are above the vanity of exhibiting thelr pea
solitude of their boudoirs Nat. stale and nnproht
able after their morning and afternoon eXerton ana
with all the news Of the day ready TO be impaired 10
sympathetic audience.
As "a rule the first Drawing Room affords some
cew 10 the favorite color Of the coming season. II
this be true inmafiOn. yellow may be regarded a.
holding a high place in The candidatnrc. Cr0cus vel
low In Of the trains. ana a more sunny
and delightful tint 10 cold March morning
there could not Dc. II the very thoughts. IL
suits the brunette In all weathers-in daylight by
il in becoming weather such is vouschafcd TO us for
about three weeks I'm the year. while they NAV with
confidence don il in the evening when candles are
selected as the means Of illumination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
DANNY DEEVER.
BY RUDYARD KIPLING

BY RUDYAED KIPLING.
" What are the bugles blowin for'' said fiics-on-
"To turn you out to you ont the color sergeant
What makes look white, so white ~ said Files
"rm drcadn' what I've got to watch the color
sergeant said.
For they're hanging Danny d Deever' yon can
The regiments in 'ollow square-they'rc hang
THEY'VE taken Of his buttons of an cut his
An they're hancin' Danny Decver in the
mornln'.
What makes the rear ranks breathe ard said
ats bitter cold It's bitter cold7 the coorscrgcan
"what makes that front rank man fall down - said
FilcSOn- parade. .
{" A touch Of sun, touch OF sum-, the coiorserscas
said.
rhcy are hancn' Danny Dccvcr. they arc
marchn of i'm round m
They ave allied Danny Deevcr by is coffin
An 'c'll swing in 'arf a minute for sncakin'.
shootln' hound r nooro, &, t,c
mOrnin'!
rs cot was right cot to NINE said Files
Es sccpin' out an far to night" the colorscrgcant
awe drunk is beer score o. times said Files
.Es drnkin' bitter beer alone" the color-sergcant
They are hangin' Danny Dccvcr, you must
mark i'm 10 is place.
For e shot a comradc slccpn'-yon must look
I'm in the face. .
Nine hundred Of is county an the regiments
disgrace. -,
While they're hangin' Danny Dccvcr in the
nOrnin
whats that black asn the sum- said Files
parade. .
ats Danny fgtn' ard for lfc,' the color sergeant
"what's that that wmpcrs Overhead - said Files
on parade.
sergeant said.
For they're done with Danny Dccvcr, you
can ear the quickstep play.
The regiments in oOnmn an they re marcnh
away. go
10, the yonnc recruits shakin', they'll
want their beer 10 daN.
After hangiu Danny Dccvcr In the morn
in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
Beautiful COW US.
WHAT WAS Worn At THE QUEENS DRAWING
ON.


From The London Globe.
TIN. attendance not being great. the beauty Of the
dresses wa, all the more cpnspcuOusA di,pldycd
crnuud- Occasionally the effect enhanced hy
The gruund being shot with either silver or gold The
CLEAN Of the metal only showed In tiny star Ike
.parkIcs as the light fell full upon IT. The iavorlic
tr,igIi, were reproductions OF those graceful aud
ligl lnohng floral patterns Of the time of Louis XVI
II, which trnc lovers knots and long handled baskets
playcd VI con- pcuOus part.
one of the most beautiful dresses was of brOcadc
Of mi, description. The ground was pearl cOorcl
satin shot with gold. The design included stripes
of scycr, closely linked lines Of gold and bouquet,
of rr,rs shaded from coral 10 blush pink and each
METAL Timed with "A delicate touch of eildcd thread
The train was of green velvet. lined with pearl
rnl,rcd satin shot with green. rhc shade the
safest of foliage. int~ The bodice. made of brOcadc
was trimmed with fold, Of velvet, In which many
diamonds fastened.
several remarkably good black gowns
one Of these was of satin. in narrow sections.
lace Each section bOrlercd with groups Of
n,trch feathers. getting gradually narrower they
nrarcd the waist The train Of velvet was hprdcrri
with lace In which aigrc;tcS of black ostrich feathers
pretty dress wa Of pale pink China crepe trimmed
with thick clusters Of shaded from blush to deep
mink The train. from the shoulder. Of pink
velvet lined with rose leaf green velvet. The lady
who wore this drcs, wa- slight and fair Her Olna
mcnis were diamonds, ard she carried u bouquet Of
roses shaded match those on her SKIRT and arranged
with their own foliage. The bodice was remarkable
for the extreme severity of It's outline and for the
perfection Of its it, 1t was untrimmcd save with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

CLOTH gold ribs and mountings and carved wofy
handle timed with gold. Still another paras0l Is OF
pure white crepe de Chine and Is finished WIN ill., q
white stick mounted with ball OF Dresden cn aaS
,s a handle The daintest handles Of natural Woo
are those Of welchsel." fragrant Hungarian %ooa.
which has a perfume as delicate as violet ana "a
closely resembles natural cherry but has stroh9es
bark and can also be distinguished from IT by lue
superior natural fragrance. chcrrywood, aiser
1t is cured with the bark on ACQUIRES 10y as''n re
or the process slight cvanescent fragranco rC
sembllng weichsel, The cherry, "weichsel, anu
grapevine the chief woods which are grown ~ ~
eccentric shapes for handles Of umbrellas. Many o,
the finest umbrellas finished with these nata ss
wood handles tipped with silver or gold, or lett wsn'
out metal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
LANE HADING I'D STAGE.STrCK GIRLS.
The Boston Transcript

Paris letter IN Tic NOSfDn TfiII'rIIpT
NV advice TO girls anxious 10 go on the stage is
siuple enough let them enter the Conservative.
The teaching afforded by that well known institution.
whatever III dctracOrs may say IS OF quality such
that nothing better be found anywhere. II Is like
good wine that requires no BUSH
II "A stage struck girl has any natural talent She
will succeed and learn all that be taught In her
chosen field Of art II she j. destined Ia achieve
celebrity she will lecomc known In due time: and
H. ON the other hand she is to remain obscure. she
will realize the fact much quicker by study at the
Conscrvatoirc than by any other means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
AND BEAUTY DRAWS Us WITH A
SINGLE HAIR
Why Are Mcm as Vain Of Their Boards
as women Arc Of Their Hair

because they both discovered the virtues OF tho
Impcrial Hair Rcgcnciaor. IL Is triumph OF chem.
stry as heretofore nothing has been known which would
restore gray hair original shade change beache
hair any coveted tint
There nothing detrimental to beauty the incon.
rruity OF hair and complexion While the blackeyed and
checked may look well with gray hair,
IL adds years the majority. Men also have
awakened fact that mustache beard OF uniform
srcakd faded when the change
effected by preparation natural clean odorless
and lasting II manufactured in seven colors-back.
dark brown medium brown chestnut light CHESTNUT gold
blonde and ash blonde.
guarantee the Imperial Hair Receneraor TO be Oh.
soutey harmless We ndorSed by the faculty
1t is sold by druggists, at the application roomA
"a West 23d-st.,
OPPOSITE EDEN MCSHE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

walked to the door. On the threshold he paused.
turned round. and said gravely:
g make one stipulation. that yon return To
England to-day And when You reach home YOU
will tell perhaps. to yonr lady mother. that the
poor devil whom she saved long ago AT Homburg
has not forgotten her or her generous kindness
-LOndon Truth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
TIE TWO BIRDS.

ScabiM. elemental sprite,
Moulded of the sun and spray
Raven. drcary fake of night,
Drifting i'm the eye of day
What i'm common have We two
Meeting 'twiXt the blue and blucs
Thou to eastward earliest
The keen savour of the foam
Thou dOst bear unto the west
Fragrance from thy woody home,
Where perchancc house is thine
Odorous Of the oozy pine.
Nv. Watson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
lowed TO SEA BY A sWORDFISH.
"A BLOCK Island Fisherman Entangled In
the Harpoon Line.

J. B. Allen, Block Island fisherman, had q
thrilling experience with swordfsh on Satur-
day while fishing in one of the Block Island
schooners eight or ten miles at sea. The har-
pooner had thrown the "lily iron" and fast
ened it deeply into a monster swordfish, and
Allen attempted to throw overheard the
float that goes with the harpoon. He became
entangled in the line and just then the fish
made terrific plunge. Allen went overheard.
with the rope coiled tightly about his body. and
the great fish. flashing the ocean into foam,
made off rapidly, dragging the fisherman out to
sea. Allen made desperate effort to extricate
himself, but half the time he was drawn along
furiously beneath the oceans surface His
companions on the vessel turned her prov in
the direction he was being drawn, but could do
nothing else to aid him. Every one believed
that he must be drowned, as he went bobbing
and plunging out to sea. But Allen preserved
his presence of mind, and finally succeeded in
releasing himself from the coils of the rope
He rose to the surface and foated. A few mo-
ments later his vessel came along and he was
pulled on board. He was almost completely
exhausted. Then the vessel put chase after the
swordfish, which was killed. 1t was the largest
swordfsh Of the season. Its weight was 500
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIVE EVENING sr.a.

beported Tor THE EVENING star
DocroRs DrsAoREE--Never before has Alex-
sndria gone into the hot season without o
health officer. The mayor called meeting Of
the city council and announced 10 them the
resignation of DIR. o'Brien physician Of the
poor and health officer, but no movement VS.
mace toward filing the vacancy AZ present,
as Dr. j. W. Bechtel 10 the emily incumbent Of
the Office Of phyncian OF the poor. and the
only person now eligible health officer, 90
the law prescribes that the city council shall
annually appoint a health officer who shall be
one OF the physicians Of the poor and ex-ofhcie
president OF the board Of health" On the So
lection OF DIR. Bechtel a. physician OF the poor
n ,eM Gays ago, the two other physicians. Drs.
" brien and Ashby resigned because, a. N
understood. DIR. Bechtel lie not OF the allopathic
scnool OF medicine, and consequently 10 noe
recognized officially by them II 10 extremely
unfortunate that this state OF affairs exists A
WIS ume. but a. all physicians and scientists
agree as 70 the ounce Of prevention, however
mnch they may differ as 70 the pound OF cure,
an amendment OF the health laws might pro-
woe that the homeopathic physician NAV al
tend such patients as desire a physician OF the
new school, while the three other places might
De nlled by allopathic physIcians Az ali
events something is needed 70 fully man the
health department of the city.
COUNTY CoURT.-The grand iurv NJ the ccr.
porahon court has returned presentments
against some fourteen liquor dealers for viola
ton of the state sunday law. The case of Cor
vs. The Schuyler Electric Light Company was
continued, on call till next term, Page va
McCrae an order Of sale was made. and in NC
Nair vs.. klipstein an order OF distribution. ON
the probate side a copy of the will of Edward
Evans has been admitted to record
NoTEs-A colored boy named Harry Jones.
while on an errand this morning, was bitten by
dog on Cameron street--Judge Norton has
announced his purpose 10 punish all threats
against grand jurors who have presented q
number of liquor dealers for selling on Sum
day.-W. Z. Pryor was taken 10 the Albany
penitentiary yesterday.-Geo b. Giles has
been installed as noble grand OF serepta Lodge,
LO.O.F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
Things Made OF Paper in Japan.

FROM the Lonoon DAILY News.
In Japan, as is well known. il has long been
customary to manufacture a multitude of
articles, from overcoats and window panes to
string and pocket handkerchiefs, out of
paper, but the Japanese government, not con-
tent with these feats of national inge-
nuity, Is just now bestowing great at.en-
ton on the paper industries, and expert
menting with pith, old silk rags aud many
kinda OF vegetable substances, with Q view to
other employments OF paper in the arts. Mr..
Liberty, in his recent paper read before the
society OF Arts, describes q visit that he made
70 the government paper factory at Shiebu
Ogi, where he watched hundreds of intelligent
little Japanese girls and women preparing
the 'mitsumata," or bark Of the famous
snowy layers Of pulp ON the rectangular strain
ing sleeves. Tonghness and silk like surface are
the usual characteristics OF Japanese paper,
which, in spite Of our recent progress In this
rior to Europeaa paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
Oid-Time Doodle.

From the Boston TRANSCRIPT
The general court" did not go Without its
little perquisites in colony days. According to
DIR. Shurtleff's Topography of Boston," Gov
ernOr's Island was gran. d and confirmed to
the said John Winthrop and his heirs in fee
farms, for which they are to pay only two
bushels of apples every year-one bushel to
the governor and another bushel to the general
court in winter-the same to be OF the best
apples there growing" 1t is supposed" says
DIR. Shurtleff, that the apples were faithfully
paid in every year, and that each of the men,
bers of the general court carried home his
pockets full, for again in 1912 the following
entry appears upon the records:
The bushel of apples was paid in'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
PROPOSALS.

DROPosAI.s FUR CEMENT ron THE DISTRICT
Il Of Columbia.-Ofice Of the Commissioner Wash
ington. DC. July D. 1690-sealed Proposals viii Dc
received 81 this once until TWELVE O'CLOCK M
on TUESDAY. JULY TwENTY-NINTH, 1890 for
Furnishing Cement for the Public works for the Dis
trct OF columbia Blank forms Of proposals and SPEC.
ton Therefore together with s necessary inforlna
ton, and only bids these forms will be cor
cred The right il reserved 70 reject any aud al
bids o. parts OF bids J. W. DOUGLASS, L e. HiNE
II. NJ. ROBERT. Commissioners DC. iyl7-et
Il Commissioners Of the District of Coumbia Wash
ington. July 10 1S90-Sealed proposals viii be re-
ceved at the once OF the Commi of the Ma
trict Of Columbis until TWELVE O'CLOCK M on
SATURDAY, JULY NINETEENTH, 1890 for fnr
nshng the various branches of the District govern
ment with hard coal and wood during the fiscal year
ending June 81, 1891. Blank forms of propoeal to-
gether with all information. be obtained upor an
Plicaton at Room 20. District Building LIST al n "
any and all bids parts of bids. J. W. DOUGIASS
Columbia WII.St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
The Truthful Boy.

From the Detroit Free Press
A pedestrian yesterday stopped before q
house which bore the sign Of For Sale Chesn..
and inquired of . boy sitting on the steps;
..Bub, do you live here2" 49,. '
Il see that the place ID for saie."
'Yes, sir"
Ever hear your father say what price n
Yes, sir. he says that il any one II fooa
enough to pay him $4,000 he'll let Il 10
quicker'n wink, but IL he has 20 tale a -
he'll hold on little and Try and RET 4 co1plo
OF months rent out Of H."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
Death Of Col. Prcstou.

Col John L. Preston, fog forty-three years
professor Of languages and rhetoric in the vir-
ginia Military Institute ct Lexington, died there
last Tuesday night in the eightieth year of his
age. He was the husband Of Harriet W. Pres
ton, the author, and . brothsr-in-law of Stone
vail jackson