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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

SUICIDE OF A JEALOUS Boy -Wm. A.
Smith, nineteen years old, son Of a J. Smith,
of Getty sturg, Pc. committed suicide We'd
nesday night by shooting himself through
The heed. jealousy was the cause. The
young man was found early yesterday morn
ing in sitiog posture in any alley stone
dead. A bullet hole in his forehead told
how his life hsd gone ont. Smith attended
the Firemen's ball Wednesday night with Il
youpg lady to whom he vas paying devo-
ed court. He became angry with her be-
causc shs danced With another map. and in-
sis;ed on ling home early. Ga leaving the
ball room no told the eirl he would take his
life, and when they arrived OF her home be
asked her to give him her hand and bid him
goodbye forever. She persuaded him to
come In the house, where she plead with
him not to carry out his intention. He still
insisted that be would end bis life. Several
times she caught his arm as he was drawing
his revolver. He asked her if che coul
take her ltr. She answered in the neee-
tive. He eaid that he could, and, qnickiy
freeing bimself, he drew his weapon, placed
it against his breast and feed. The ball
struck psper knife be bad in MIS- pocket
and gIsDced eff: Ee rushed out back
door. Search Yves iuI ttuted, but he Wss
not touud until yesterday morning Ee had
killed himself daring the night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
The Banks Pension.
HICKORY GROVE, Pr. VIM. co Jan

HICKORY GROVE, Pr. VIM. co, Jan %.
To The Editor Of The Alexandria Ga=ette:
The report OF the passage OF bill By the
House of Representatives 10 increase the
pension Of Gen. Nstbspiel P Banks to 500
per month, also states thst .he announce
ment of the vote was received with general
accIamaiion" Ii this Is true, and suppose
it ia, none present on that occasion had
greater reason to applaud thsn those who
had loved the Lost Cause; for il it could
have had few more OF sucn liberal contrib
utors of TIE sneWs Of war The cause would
uever have been los; When Mr. Banks oct
et. In tie fourtold capacity ofqusrtermsster,
CT mmsssry, MASTER of ordnance cad meci-
cal purvayor to StonewaiI Jackson, bis ssrv-
ices we're lavs!uab,e, and should never cease
to BIZ appre ciated HIS well-.imed and ger
erous cid in 81 enabled jackson to emash
Ftemopt at Cross Keye, to puiver zs Shields
at Port RspubIic, and added force and weight
10 the avalanche that overwhelmed McClel-
lan's right at Mecbanicsyi!e. lie was
equally as liberal 10 bis trea ment OF Dick
Taylor 10 ga, and therefore we'll deserves 8
b pension. 1t takes away q part Of the
sting of the huge robbery of the people that
is being perpetrsted to know that snch
man is receiving his duo rewsrd from
grateful couUtry. 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
The Late Secretary Window

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Up to half past ten
O'clock the business of the sub-treasury and
Gu tom honss was proceeded with ss usual.
cui the heads OF departments vera expect
ing to hear from Washington every moment
ordering suspension of business. Flags
we're at half mast on sl the federal, munich
pal and public buildings out OF respect to
he ii!ustrions dead, and many draped flags
we're to be seen o. private residences. A
special meeting of the board OF trade and
transportation has been callsd for this after
noou, when appropriate resolutions will be
adopted. Tas specisl committee appointed
last evening 10 escort the remains to Wash
iug,on, Assem- 5lsd al $50 O'Clock this morn
lag altho railroad station, where they await
90 The arrival of the remains of the Sscre-
tary from the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Secre-
tsey Tracy, Attorney General Miller, and
G. NJ. Hsrdey, private secretary of the
dead statesman, attended the remains to
Washington Ac)mmlttee representing The
board of trade aud transportation, at whose
accompanied the semains as guard OF
honor. Tbs gentlemen who we're naa- the
Secretary when he fol! generally concede
That life left the body as soon as it
toppled IF the chsir. Examination of the
body made ear y this morning ooLf med the
belief that death was instantaneous and re
suited from valvular disease of the heart.
When the i1ques. was foishtd the body
was placed in casket. The features e1hib-
tied no signs of pain and the Secretary. SO
he lay in his room, locked ss II he had SINK
into q CAIN and peaceful sleep.
The coroners ba ,ed their opinion as to the
cause Of death upon statement made by
Mr.. Hendley, who for the past twenty
mouths has acted at private secretary for
Mr. Window. NJ. Hendley said the Secre-
tary had been suf ring for q Iorg time with
valvuler trouble of the heart aud in the last
three months had beea rapidly growing
worse. He hsd arrived at such stage OF the
disease tbst ne could 1T walk above the or
dioary rate of spsed withou! soff ring severe
pain.
The funeral corteee arrived at the Liberty
strsst ferry few minutes past II and wac
conveyed to jersey City. Ga the Jersey
side the casket was lifted ont OF the hearse
and borne To special Wagner Car. At
1885 the train started on Its run to WASH
ioglop. where it arrived at 4:30 this af;e:
nnnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

CONGRESS. the passage of the ap-
portionment bill yesterday the Senate OF
motion Of Mr.. air. took up the House hi |
providing for the adjournment of accounts OF
laborers, workman snd mechanics arising
under the eight hour lay. 1 having been
thus M d Ut f lished 6Csinesa," Mr.. B air
corssnt.d 10 have it laid asids temporarily
SO that thu simy spprop'iat'oa bill should
be taken up and proceeded with.
Mr.. Gormsu, however. ctiecLed to thst al
rangement beng made, Al than MIR. ALI
son, who had made the request, withdrew il.
AID moved, ss privileges motion, that the
army b |, be tsken up. That motion was
agreed 10, thos d!splsci'g The eight hour
hill from he advantageous position as 'un
finished buaiLess The consideration Of the
my appropria ion bilwas then proceed
ed with.
The bill and ema: duant . eDt oys. With.
cut &C 10; {; Mr.. Allison giving notic', how
ever, thas ne would expect b. t. the aimg
appropriation bill aod TIA foriifcstIon bill
to oe paassd to-day. The House vas again
engaged on the military academy appro-
priatjou bill. bet mcst Of the Session was
spent 10 political dshate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
The Gillian Rebellion

RUENos AYRBs, Jan. 30-Flfeen thous-
and Gillian insurgents are nassed at
@ lelote, and it is reported they are contem-
plating an advance on Santiago, the capital.
The insurgents three N to lombard every
port on the coast unless their demands are
granted By the government. President Bal
maceda's forces have recaptured Iquique
AID the Insurgents have been forced t,
witt d-aW from Lapena It Ia reported that
desperate and sauguipary battles have bee n
fought between the rebel fore and le gov
erDmsnt troops and that there have been
many killed on both sldes. hut the reports
are coi q citing az to wlich side proved VIC
torous.
PARIS. jan 80 The Gaulois. CT this city,
to-day sa5s that ~ OCO Gillian governme nt
troops dispatched from Valparaiso against
tie insurgents have revo.ed and joined the
rebel forces.
BUENos AYREs, Jaa. 30-There Ia g pam
icky fselng in G, dulOa ard there Is much
anxiety expressed IS to the position Of the
Provincial mortgage hank. The govern.
nent has not(itd the hank that 1t must dc E.
pend upon lis own ies5p5ces 10 pay coupons
80 lar az lis eceip:a elio~, and hss ordered
il to give bonds. with one per cent, amorli
z.iion fer the bslance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
VIRGINIA EEws.

Mr.. Walter Rndwell, e leading druggist OF
Roanoke, died suddenly yesterday morning.
Rev. DR.. Hawea, Of Sisunton, hes declined
the appointment as evangelist in the Viz
GINA Presbyterian Synod.
The Odd Fellows of Richmond Will erect
monument to the late Judge E. II. Fl'z
hugh, who held nigh position In the order.
Mother Justiua hss been chosen superior
OF the Monte Maria Convert, Richmond, to
FIJI the position made vacant by Mother
Bsptista's death.
The Monticello soapstope State Company,
10 Albemarla county. ras received large
order from large house in Bslsium. This
finn is desirous OF securing control of the
Monticello Scapstone Slate Compauy's s!a;e
for Belgium.
Ga Wednesday moFpicg tbs residence on
Col. Wn. Birds fsrE1, situated about q
miles south Of Berry vile, YES destroyed By
fire. The house YVES occupied by MIR. }. 3.
Hicks, the farm tenant, wbo lost portion
OF bis furniture.
Anniica.ion vas made In Richmond yes
terday for receiver for the EUeh'ng Demo-
crat. q penny paper, the publication Of which
vas BEGUN four months ago by company Of
which Captain Page McCarty ia president.
The paper suspended publication Saturday.
At Christlansbure, yesterday, very IL
terestiug aod elaborate argument vac made
"a to the c1astitu'ionslny OF tho State law
which prohibits tie running OF freight trains
on Sunday so far ss the same affects inter
State commerce.. Tee Judge declared the
law invalid, and verdicts Were found for the
clmpany in two Gases.
1T Lyrchburg yesterday jacob Shsne:.
butcher, was shot by his ciers, Dick
Berndt, at the market-house. Berndt fired
three shois. one of which took effect In
Shaner's arm and one in bis side. They hsd
dispute over some business matter early in
the morning and Berndt left the stall. He
| returned later end demanded reiraction
of some remark made by Soaner to him in
the e tst dispute. ShsDer refused to re'ract,
aod Berndt drew revolver AID fred.
The committee of the Richmond City
| Counci in charge of he building of the new
| City Hall have issued orders requiring that
! all employees on that work shall show that
hey are democrats. The stonecutters have
declirel to egree to have political lines
drawn 30 far SIS they ere concerned. All OF
the employees, with very few exceptions, are
democrats The exception ore come repub-
lcan stopecut.er'. The committee give
these men week TO produce testimony of
their democratic fs +. II they fs to do go
as the expiration OF that time all the repu5
| icans will go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

The Houae during the remainder OF the ses,
sion. replied that aimee tina Gamncfsta had
takec posss ssiop of both branches of Con-
O. esq he hea ceased TO lake any interest IN
ils proceedings. end ihat he really did not
know what was going on 10 that body.
representatives. Flower Of New York
and Wilson of West Virginia both eay tsas
while en ezra session Of Congress would
not harm The democratic party, they do not
think sUch session will be he'd.
The following is the only change that WAS
made in rhe 1 IL class postofices OF Virginia
to-day Pnyues. F,uvanna county, Mrp. +
Fensom, appointed postmaster vice g.
Rurks, resigned.
The Treasury Department 10 draped In
mourning to-day for the death OF Secretary
Wicdom, spd the fl ags on 1t and on all the
other departments and msnyofth The othe.hags
IN the civ are flying at half msst Mr. WIND
oa's parents were Virgin!Gps. and ne inner
led their natural courtesy. He was never
bloody ehirier, ard, ualike 50 many OF the
@, er prominent men OF his party. never lost
the respec. of bis southern political opponent
to whom he always accorded respectful ana
gentlemaply attention. l; ia said that r.
WINDOW is be only csbinet minister woo
has died duting ,he session of Congress.
The Senate committee On military siiairs
TO day reported tavora5ly the Senate bills
fixing the rsnk OF certain medical Officers OF
the army, 81 d also providing for The explora-
ton OF Alaska
Two Eogishwsn who had lettsrs OF intro
duction FROG, Mr. Piatt, who during recon
s,rucliop times represented the Norfolk,
Virgins, district in Congress, to J. NJ. Lang
ston, the present coiored representative from
the Petersburg district in that State, bad
the CHIEF prin,s of interest about the Capitol
poinsed Gu to them by tbs latter to-day
They seemed as pleased With him 80 he
with hem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

BEFORE THE recent Senatoria! elsct!'n in
Kansas Dir. Iuga'la said the map who !osi
battle through The activity of bis mo'Sl
nature would be tie derision and JEST OF
history" III. Iagalls he's lost bis battle, but
snrelv not iiom any activity c. his n raj
nature, ard go signal has been bis d'feat
that he may have faint conception CT the
idaa that It's sting might possibly have been
n:;ieated by a little more activity of biz
moral pstuve-that is if he have any.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
9lgg5zzs
SsOCIAIED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Jan. 80.
SENATE.

SENATE;
Ia the opening prayer the sudden death
of Secretary Window was referred to by the
Chaplain, Raw. J. G. Butler.
The journal of yesterday was read, and
as soon as the reading vas ended Mr.. Nor
rill rose and in voice tremulous with emo
ton said: In consequences OF the recent
calamity which has visited us in the eudden
decease of former eminent member OF this
body, aud distinguished officer OF the gov
ernmsnt, the Secretary of the Treasury, l
move that the Senate do now adjourn.
The motion was agreed to, and the Senate
adjourned I'LL tomorrow ct IL Q. N.
HOUSE.
After the prayer Of the Chaplain, in which
references was made to the death OF Secre-
tary Window, the journal was approved,
when Mr.. Mckinley, of Ohio. rose and Of
fered the following resolutions:
Resolved That the House of Representa-
tives mas heard with profound sorrow OF the
death of the Hon. VIM. Window, Secretary
of tho Treasury, VINO for ten years was
luSLuDSr VI t'lS uouJ anu III eWo'No JoN'S -
member of the Senate.
Resolved. That committee OF nine Rep
resantstives be appointed By the Speaker to
lin such committee as may be appointed by
the Senate to attend the funeral OF the late
Secretary of the Treasury on behalf of Con-
gress, and to take such other sctioD as may
ba proper in honor of ths memory OF the de-
ceased and as the appreciation of Congress
Of his public services.
Mr.. Dunnell seconded the resolutions end
they were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. McKiuley-As further mark Of re
speot 1 move the Houss do nov adjourn.
The motion was agreed to.
The Speaker appointed the following COM
mittee to attend the funeral Messrs. Nc
Kinley, Mills. Dnnnel', Holman, O'Neill Of
Pennsylvania, Forrey, Vandever, Blount
and Solder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
OFFICIAL.

Eotics is hereby given OF proposed amend
u,ert to section VIII Of chspter of the Corpora
ton Laws, providing hat parsons Occupying the
public streets with building materisl shall at
nj zht exhibit lights, as to warn tue :bEc that
such r,sterisl is in tho street; and OF H rurther
amendment to section XVII requiring persons
who excsvate the streets the purpose vi laying
water mains, ss7 msins or ae@er pipes to exhibit
lights at intervals of twenty-five feet, and also
requiring persons who lcage excavstiors for aew-
er pipes III tied over niaht TO ausId h ssmc by
a fence on both sides sud by the XII 'itic2 OF q
light. b. oraer OF the City Council.
6. KkAFFT,
Chairman Committee on Gene-s! Laws
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gaaettel
WAeHIHero.s. y. O.. Jan 80, 1890

Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gazette.
WAaHIEar o.E. y. c.. Jan 80, 1920
The House committee On the District Of
Columbia agreed to-day to report adversely
90 the b;ii for the reference of the WEIGH
claim to the court OF csims. This claim is
for contractors work done In the District
TIE committee sgised TO report without
recommendation the bill to allow the Wash
ipxton and Georgetown street railroad COM
-,eny to change their route for ascending
Ga ,isol Hill, from The south to the north side
of Ghat hill.
Representative Dockery OF Missouri ter
tilted before the silver pool investigating
committee to-day that he wanted the exam
instion of Ssnslcr Vest postponed uniii ai.sr
the Penusy ivsnie election. az be feared Chat
he itnpiiCa;ion OF Senator Cameron might In
are tbs chances o! til at Senator's reelection.
esenetor Vest ssys he would have rather re-
signed han i'm picstsd GU ieffiend Cameron
and in form sd L m TO tia etfec but tia. Cam
eron protested against his doing 60, snd
told him 30 answer all questions asked.
General Hartman Hsupt, nov OF this city,
has SO d biz iIaat OF land of one hundred
thousand acres Ia Giles and Tez.weli coup
les of Virginia, ard Mooror. in West Vir-
z uis, iuc!udis 6 he famous Monn'sin Lake,
o5 Bcstcn syndicate for S250,000 cash,
SlOO. 600 Of Which sum he has divided in
equai proportions among bis eight grand
ohild-en. The tract contains extensive miu-
eral deposits. in he development of W bioh the
pu:chaseTs will expecd large sum OF moIey
general Haupt " as 10 the federal army dur
ing tho var and barely escaped capture at
Pope's defast. He Is also republican, but
d-s thu Force Dill.
Secretary Windnm's possible successor is
already bslns talked about, and among these
snost irs 7sntIy mentioned in this Gomez.
,ion ere Senator spooner and Representa-
tive Mckinley. a Secretary Rask is from
Wisconsin. it la MT probable that Me-
Spooner will hs selected, SIS be ia from the
same Stae, audit is rare that there are two
msmbers OF the Cabioet trom She same State,
though lie we're no5ar Nj. Cleveland.
representative Wsadili OF tie RicnmauG,
Virginia. district. republican. or bsing ssh
q at the Capitol to-day if any thing of III
s sreat TO bis State worid liksiy com7 up in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

Ex-AssIsrANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
CLABKsoN Gays "the failure 10 pass the Force
bill waa great mistake fer the republican
party" Tbat patty made q far greater mis-
take 9hcn 1t put ClarEaon and Dadiey at
the head Of It's sfsIrs end entrusted them
With money vith which TO bug Stolen newg-
paper subscription l!ata and votes in blocks
of five. Mr.. Garrison is goiog &c Europe on
a pleasure tom, for tbs good CT big pasty he
should never return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

SOME OF :bs mornings newspapers have
jasa become aware Of the fact that the Force
bill is really dead. The CAVITIES readers
were 80 informed last Monday evening. The
handiess thing TO have in house is we'll
Informed newspaper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

Ir Is announced that en- arrangement
was made with Mr.. Speaker Reed yesterday
whereby two mere days are to be given 70
the consideration of the shipping bill" Mr..
Reed is on recent record as eaying that the
U 8. House OF Z representatives. has ceased
10 be deilberatiee body. The announce
nasnt referred to is only oor:oborative OF Mr..
Rsed'. statement. 1t lie Mr.. Reed, and moi
,he representatives of The people, by whom
the TINA to be devoted to legislation is de-
ternjned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

AND NOW the treasury Of Norfolk is being
rilnged by ths coupon crushers. Nearly !.
hundred and if,s coupon quits are being sFied
In the court ofthst city, and though they ali
&C against tie ate and one decision Wouio
co for all, there is different jury for every
ore OF them, the ezpers, CT which comes
cut Of the city treasury. 1: is to be hopsc
that the creditors will soon present tssif
new proposition for the settlement of the
Safes debt, and that it may be accepted
with "a little DELAY 20 possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

An sG,i5ent Presbyterian divine announced
to his congregation thst Re must take va
cetou on account of bronchitis, the elders
raised his salary etd gave him DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. De wss cured.
My daughter euffered greatly with peu-
ralgia 10 tbs face ard forehead and wac un-
ahle to secure sny relief. I saw Salvation
Oh advertised, sent for 3 bot:l. aDd une az
plication gave entire rtiis;.
J S. MCCAULRY. {P'liesmsn
Residence 204 n. Bend II Bl!to.. Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

AMONG TIE other Developments msde By
the silver pool investigation is the fact that
the Silver bill. passed, it was said, to benefit
the poor people oftbo country, gas awaited CT
by rich republican U. s. Senator's ass means
by which they could buy cheap silver ru
pes in In3ia, and bring them SC this corr-
try aud have them coined into dollars Of
par value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

Mothers ond nurses should ways re-
n nber sh iaapr eintmen; never rds
the use Of D.. Balls Baby Syrup. Psice on
~ % cents.
No wonder people say The climate is chang
ing, W II all.the queer weather We are bavioE
lately, aud to be free froD ceiarfh is priv
iIeee. We have however, an excellentren-
edy FOR this ailment, o Sau's CatarfD
Cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

WIns DESTROYS a BELLE -Aphie Reed.
a woman vino died in rags at the MAJ, land
Hospital, in Baltimore, Wednesday night
from sloohoIic excsss, bad sad history.
Twenty years ago Annie made Der debut ct
a brilliant reception given st Annapolis.
Fos three ears she was reigaing queen liz
snciS;y
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destructive Fire and Loss of I ife

F1NDLAY, Ohio, Jan 80 AT four o'clccz
this morning. disastrous FIRE started in the
little town Of Cygnet. 6f.een miea north O..
this city, and before it could b snbdued sig
blocks were burned away and TIRES persons
are known 10 have psrished in the hsmes.
The loss will exceed 300 900.
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resume work to-lag on ihe c;mpagiss .arm.
LONDON. Jan. ia the Houee Of Cen.
mons to-day Sir JAs. Fereos,on auatunled
that the British minister at Santiago G
Chill had csbled the Foreign Office on J n.
usry 10 that be didn't apprehend that Val.
parsiso or Iqoique would be bcmbarded ay
the insurgents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30
:, Eek A N u RI "A. V "A
FRIDAY EvENIas;, JANUARY 80,
THE ST. LOUIS Press. an irAlen.

THE ct. LOUIS Pioneer Press. an irfien'
tlal republican newspaper. says Mr.. Harri'
s,n's ipsistance upon the passage OF the
Force bill has proved that "that unpopular
and unhappy bill possesses for him some ex-
traordinary and Questionable attraction"
No. neither "extraordinsry" nor "unfathom-
sble." Mr.. Harrison, vain and SILLY man
tina, he is thinks his party will renominate
him. and believes that by means of the Force
hill n, could be elsc ed. Nothing that mf
Harrison does is strange to those who know
hn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

A copy OF a handsomely illustrated histc-
~ OF the New York World and Of It's mag
nifceps rev bulldog, has bsen received
from the pIop.ietors OF that newspsp per.
The success of the World hes been phenoc-
enel
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Foreign News.

GLASGOW, Jan. SO.-Ths etaa. rsil:osd
sIise haa at last oolsp9ea. a, Edinburgh
and moet of the sGlsil towns af-c,~d by the
railway labor Disturbances he at. k1es will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-30

Ink LATE Secretary Window was by no
Saesns a greet man, but he was the best
man in mir. Harfison's csbinet, and for acme
recent years, at least. had heen more ma
tionsl Sad iesa sectional in his politics than
any OF h!s cabinet colleagues ever were.
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LOST

r OSTs-Yesterday WHITE and LIVE
u CoLORED SETTER DOG, about inc mont
old answers to the n,ms Of Mssc,t. Had on lin
collar. A suitable reward will be paid for his
turn or for information leading to his covery ~
419 north ashingtor street. j ms 81