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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
THE BIGoT LOOSE. The Flor

THE BIGoT LOOSE. The Flori-
s'a Metropolis with much point
says: ''Thc fool editor of the
Mail and Espress ventilates his
hatred of the Roman Catholic
church in q leading editorial on
the late prize fight, in which he
says: The Roman Catholic
church still wears che belt If
there were any foundation for
such a remark good man would
deplore rather than exult ofer it.
The Republican party MAJ well
pray for deliverance from suth
organ grinding"
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
<IIigh art has received Il te


s@High art has received Il ter
Fible blow ut Chicago. The wo-
men of that stalwart metropolis
have risen IN revolt against the
erection of the figure of Diana up
on the dome of the greatest ex-
position building. The woEncn's
patron goddess win not be al
lowed fe fiaunt her naked limbs
in the breeze. The artists are in
mourning, for all the panorama
of mighty nnkedness which was
to ornament the grounds is threat
ened with expulsion. But for the
Mckinley bill these giant forms
HS,Eht be clothed in latest fashion.
But alas, the expanding hose, the
acres of petticoat, square miles OF
silk, and train loads of hat trim
ming would bankrupt the treasu-
nv Of the the worlds great show
Let the Indies figure little, and
they will conclude to take Diana
end Truth and all the other beat
t,es unsderned.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
~The State Democratic hca'

~Thc State Democratic head
quarters of New York haunt Il
banner with the following instruc-
tive tariff lesson upon it: "Wooi-
ems advanced 40 per cent.
=. Acorns free "COttOn velvet
100 pcr cent, "Lecches free. -
'sBl,sck Alpaca 66 per cent.
.Birds free" "Cotton laces sc
per cent" s'BIaddcrs free.
"Flannel shirts 100 per cent.
"Turtles FREE
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
D~The young Duke Of Orleans

~The young Duke of Orleans,
aecompanietlby Il party of friends,
will start in few weeks for an in
tercsting trip around the world.
The prince will first have about
three months elephant and rhlno-
cerous- hunting in East Africa,
whence he will travel through
Asia and China to japan. He
homes to arrive in Chicago in the
autumn ct next year, and Will so
journ thereabouts for couple OF
woeks before gong to New York
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
Keachie Male and Female
-col1e&o

Kcachic College, Dcsoto PARISH,
La, opens September 9th. with a
corps of ten able and efficient
teachers. High standard. Thor
oueh work. Hcalthful locality.
For catalogues or other infor-
nation, Address.
REN. &. W. TOMk1ES.
President.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
Rucksen's Arnica SaIve.

THE BEST SAI.VH in the W"rl fcr c''t>.
bruises sores. ulcers. salt rhrUm. fcArr
sores. tcitcr. chappcd hanrS. chilhlainS.
corn., aud all skin Erupti"ns. positively
cures piles. or no pay required. IL l.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price p cents pei
hox. For sale b. !. l.. kilbournc x co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

~The value Of Il ton of gold
,s $500, ,779, ,O2; 81 ,Ooo,000 il gsad
coin weighs 36S5.S pounds avo'r-
dupois. The value of ton OF
pure silver Is $3S, ,704 ID; S1,OOe,-
900 in silver coin weighs 1928
pounds avoirdupois.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

s~A Detroit preacher says the
chief regret that he had regarding
the prize fight is that Corbett
didn't kill Sullivan and some one
else didn't step IN and kill Cor
bett. Now that preacher IS Il
dead game sport.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

Tln regard to the decrease or
the Republican vote III Name
Congressman Tom Reed says that
It certainly can not be Interpreted
rs. a. harbinger Of Republican sue
cess in November
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
Friendly Caution.

All persons nre cautioned against
the removal Of earth from the
Catholic hill nr from any portion
of the Church property. Any in
fringement will be cpunished to the
fullest extent of the law against
trcspass. y. ID. AtsTES,
Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
kcacllic, La.
just Received! Just lScccfHcN:'

Just Received! just lscccfIcd!!
Tolu Sugar Plum and Cal'for-
MIA Fruit Chewing Gums, Stick
aud fine French Mixed Candies,
assorted Cakes, Ginger Snaps,
Pruncs. Raisins. Ncrm,cclli,
Spcshctti, Macarnni, Hams, Bar
lev, Breakfast Bacon. etc. jH*f
in store per l.. \. q. &T. Rail
road.
aas-Frcsh Country Butter CON
stantly on hand,
AT
Mrs. !. l.. AUSTEN =
Foot of the Hill.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
NlISSESOrl


TO Sleepy Eye and points west on
G. s; n. w. Railway, Paramount, Bird
Island and points west on &. NJ. 4 st.
p. Railway, St. James and points
west and the g. St. =. NJ. Il q. HAIL
way, Morton and points west on the
N. g. ST. L. Railway, " edcna and
points west on the Northern Pacific
Railway. Fergus Falls and Breken-
ridge and points west on Great North
ern Railway Line, and Elbow Lake
on n. St. p. g. $. S. Marie Hallway.
-: NEW MFXICo :---
To all points except those situated
OF the Southern Pacific and Atlantic
and Pacific Railway.
Stop overs will be allowed on go
ing passage at points west OF Mis-
S. uri RIVER and st. Paul or Minnca
D ,lis within final limit Of ticket.
Tickets will be exec nted for rcturl
passage at destination oniy.
L. L DRAKE,
Division Passenger Agent.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane I-nive, sity embraces College.
High school. II. Sophie N"wc"mb
Mcmoriu, College for lonnS Women.
Law and Medical Dcpartmcts ihc COL
,e.c has four parallel courses: CiasS'-
cal. Literary, Scientific and Engineer
in. Next Annual Session OK Inc -N'a"-
cmical Department. incl"'i'n. the H..
S,nhic NcwcOmb College, begins Octo-
Der 3rd. Law Department. opens
November llth. Medical Department.
October l:th.
For special or general catalogues
apply to the Secretary of the Universe
ty. Tulane Hall.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

To all points west of and inc!ndins
lown Falls, Webster City and " "Ii
Lake. Algonn and all points west.
Points on tho Waver:y Linz ct &. st.
p. X. G. Railway. Sumner I" Ha'np
ton inclusive. Points west OF Han p
ton and Iowa Central Railway.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

Mrs. Austen has ice constantly
for sale to accommodate the retail
ocal custom.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
Trespass Notice.

Notice is hereby given that i,untin.
Oh the Resale and I.inwood plantations
in this parish is prohibited. Niolator>
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law.
ROBT. II. BARROW.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
MISSOURI

To points sonth of line drawn
through Butler aud Clinton, also to
Kansas City and st. Joseph.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
TERRITOh

Colorado, Indian Territory, Kansas:
Nebraska, Nolti, ard South Dakota,
Oklahoma Ter. i:ut;. Utah and Wy
oming.
Tickets sold 10 all .'oins in these
States:
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
Cheap Foro.-
NISSISSlppl VALLEY ROUTE

AI.u*t u, IS:'2.
On August 3Gh.. sud Sept. 9th,
round trip tickets to all points in tho
territory outlined below, at the rate
Of one lowest tirst-cla fare for the
round trip. will he sold.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
For Sale Cheap.

One second hand Re'naid'. horse
power press. !I good Ow;"s, Capacity
- bales per Gay. Apply ~ SENTINEL
S.tlioe. 81 Seft-iV-S-.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
IDAHO

To all points on and east of Cnicn
Pacific Line Ogden to Garrison.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24
HO! For the Worlds Fair!!
For THE DEDICAToas CEEEMO-
MES OF TIE WORLDS FAIR
Chicago, OCTOBER
llTH To l3TN.

Tickets wi.l nc sold on October
sth, 9Th an;! 10th to Chicago, ILL.,,
and return, ut rates given below:
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

1000 Gallon Cistern - $50.
1,OO 500
A. R,Gus & Bros. GO Tcrdido, st.
New Orleans,
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-09-24

For splendid lemons go to Mrs.
Austen's foot of the hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

PARIS, March o. -l1iieune Arago,
French writer, dmmatist and states
man, 10 deaf.
1t ~ announced that Louis Joseph
Mgrtrl, tnr French Statesman, mem.
Der Of the Senate and cabinet, IL
dead.
LoSDoS, March G.--Rt. Hon. Sir
William Henry Gregory, 4 member Of
the English ptivy council, 70 dead.
CANDIES, Ark, March 6,-tllOnel
John 4. Chiicster, known the country
over ~ tho Original overland mail ear.
rler, died nj his residences IN this city
this morning OF complication Of
diseases, nbettud by old age. Ia the
ante bollum days aud for long time
after the war Colonel Chidc.tcr held
government contracts for carrying tho
mail over tue greater portion Of the
Southern States.
New YoRS, March o. 90 Edward
PicrrepOut died at $50 O'Clock this
morning ut his home, 1903 Fiith ave.
nue., ait6r brief Illness Of ncfvOu.
prostmtion. He was born at North
Haven, Conn, March 4th, 1871, was "a
graduate Of Yale; was elected Judge Of
the Superlor court OF New York upon
the death Of Chief Jugtlce Oakley;
was one Of the active organizers u the
Union defense committee; was up
pointed minister to Rusfia in '53, but
declined; April '75 was appointed at
toruey-gcnerul OF the United 6,ates,
remaining In Gtant'a cabinet until
May, 1875, when he was appointol
minister TO England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

We arc tempted to mention tho state
in which these literary people live,
especially as It Is stuto that pridcs IL.
self on being ono Of tho most literary
states that ever was, but ON second
thought we refrain. a lady writes to
u friend that she htls boon visiting some
'lovoly literary people" In tho state
named. Thuy nro very nico persons, in
deed, going in for high art and culture
In their way, which they arc sure is SUI
perior TO every other way in this uni
verso
Their particular fad, however, Is mover
TO rcad n newspaper. All they oyes
gather Of current news dribblos TO thom
through tho magazines and religious pa
pcrs In dress the women OF this lovely
literary family arc years bohind tho time.
They look like a fashion plate four yoars
old They food still upon tho old opiu-
Ions thoy stored before issuing tho edict
against nowspaporL 1t isy0ry dry prov
0ndor now. but no drier than they them
solves They will soon BE- ready to blow
away Pictures of bygone fashion hang
upon their walls-pieturcs made before
tho American nation began TO feel its
wings In the matter Of artistic culture.
They are so far behind the time that
when James Russell Lowell diod thoy
did not hear Of 1t for three weeks, but
they did not mind little thing like
that Great events, heartbrcaliing ca
lamities, waves OF evolution como and
go. All arc nothing to thom. Thoy
consider Themselves too good to DO part
OF common humanity. Thoy meor at
It's blind, pitoous efforts to lift itself mp
and DO healthier and happier. With tho
living, tlrobbiug lifo Of today they are
no more in touch than II thoy wore Chi
nesc aud worshipod their dead grand.
fathers. Mummifed In their own self
concoit these literary persons remain
in an ago that has gone past them. rhoy
arc simply literary curiosties.-th is
what they are
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spHINaEa's CONDITIONS.
Return Of the violent Form OF
ErlsipcIa=.

WAuinNuIOs, March 6.--Congress.
man Springer " worse today. There
il u recurrence OF the violent form Of
eTyhpelas which had once almost dis.
appeared. Tonight the let side Of his
face IL badly swollen and his eye Is
nearly closed. The periods Of delirlum
are more frequent, AMI there IL today
slight tendency TO s,upOr, u new phase
Ia his condition, but one which the
physicians declare not particularly
alarming.
The attending physicians held con.
sult.tl1n late tonight. At Its conclu-
sion Or. Vincent OF Springfield, H.,
Springef's family physician, made the
following statement to the Associated
Pres: "rhoro IL no occasion for inn
mediate alarm. 81 Ringer II worse to-
day, but that does not necessarily mehn
tina, fatal result must ensuc. a change
might be expected In the runDf this
this disease. Throughout yesterday
the symptoms were favorable, but the
change for the wore took place In the
afternoon aud continued during tho
night. While he slept considerably last
night. II was a broken, r,ttless sleep.
There IL today an increased develop
mOnt Of the erysipelas, attended 10y
delirium and coma. The aggmvalion
OF the orysipelas, while OF course n
matter Of gravity, Is not necessarily
alarming. IL only shows that there IL
not sufficient vitality 10 resist the
rayagcs Of the disease. IL shows low
vitality and a lack Of physical vigur.
The delitlup, Of course, IL induced BY
the disturbed condition OF the nerve
c,nters. for coma and stupor frequently
maze their appearance after he has
been talking In an simless way about
tho business Of the House ON the iarif'
bills. After he drops or into thi,slate,
however, II II easy to arouse him
again, when he will talk quite intolli.
gently for "A while, but after the com
yursntiOn oussrs, he lapses into that
condition Rgsln. He Is very sick
man; there is no doubt Of that, but II
h not Immediately dangerous, Ia my
opinion. Even should the disease
terminate fatally, he would probably
pass into coma.Ose slate and remain
for hours ia that condition and POSI-
bly, day or two more before death.
At O'clock this morning Sprlnger's
attendants fay that there Is no change
aud he IL resting quietly.
At I O'Clock Springer was reported
resting quietly, his condition being i'm.
proved, II Indeed there Is any change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

lthas long boon question which IA
the greater borc, the fellow WIN tito
still Ike u stone post aud lets you cntor-
tain him, never saying q word himsolf,
or the follow who insists on doing all
the talking aud never loitius you get .
word IN. OF the two, perhaps tlc non
talkcr Is the most ondumblo But DO.
tween these Ia a happy moiium It was
reached BY the French IN tho golden
days OF the salon Madame Adam u
quoted VA saying thorc arc still thirty or
forty people IN Paris who know how TO
converse. and shc Is going 10 bring them
together u possible. and try TO royiyo
the French salon.
It Is charged that almost no Amer.
leans can talk woll. Mon talk business
and nothing clso; women talk dress,
children. servants and physical all.
mcnis Any Of these top,cs-husincss,
babies, dross, servants or dyspepsia-arc
discogaging to sensitive person
Therefore. Americans ought 70 mcnd
their ways and learn what real CONVEX
sation IT,
Anybody can learn TO talk wcll. Tho
first requisite Is a universal sympathy
with all mankind Your shot up. ro-
served individual never can shine as q
couycror. Tho good talsor must pom
tho sentiments Of hia soul ont ON some
topic that interests the listener Then
he must road the newspapers all tho
time, 50 that no will know something.
Finally, no must lot the other follow
talk at least half tho timo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

commercial value for twenty year,.
Congress-" ElliOtt continued, "should
ascertain at once whether this prDposl.
ton Of Salisbury Il final OF not II II IL,
~ bill should be passed Immediately
repeating the law preventing the kill
lng tie u female seals on tho islauus.
IL tho Canadian and American uySch-
els are To he allowed TO Kill female seals
within thirty miles Of the islands, the
law.ahiuing Americans ON the Islands
ought 10 be allowed chance 10 get
their fharC. The poachors viii pay the
government nothing; but Tor every seal
killed On tho islands the govern.
meni gets n tax " $40. This money
should lorm fund for the maintenance
uf the unfortunate natives Of the seal
Islands, who are wholly dependent
upon tbs Industry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

INV York, March 0.-The old con-
irsl between the fret mortgage bond
Loldes OF the Oregon Pacific and the
former president, T. Egerton Hogg,
now receiver OF the company, il re-
hewed. The bondholders met yester-
cay and received report from tho re-
organization committee. After "A pro,
!lhged discussion II was resolved that
lne committee should prepare new
pan, providing for the purchase OF tho
property for the benefit Of the nssent-
ing b0ndholders, and should have full
power 10 take all the action necessary
ior their protection. The Farmers'
loan q Trust Company, trustee OF the
mortgage, was also instructed to take
Proceedings in the Oregon courts to bet
ASIDE the recent sale. The feorgsniya.
tlon committee consists Of Lindley
Smyih, Joseph Wharton and George
~ II; Kelm Of Philadelphia, Alexan,
yer Brown OF Baltimore, Rowland
hazard Of Peacednle, II. l., and
James A. Blair and George 8. Coo Of
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

Lieutenant Peary, now ut Whale
sound waiting for tho temperance Of
spring and light to make journey over
land toward tho north coast of Green.
land, travelled hundred miles in this
way five years ago, 80 that he felt suro
OF making tho present expedition a sue
cess Lieutenant Schwatka Travelled
safely 1881 miles by dog alodges in the
arctic regions Lieutenant Peary,
however, was not sure that no would
take dogs with hnn ono idea Of tho
journey was that it might 10 undertaken
on foot upon tho smooth, hard snow
crust, with relays OF provisions left Mt
convenient stations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

discussion Tuesday, II deviation Is
made from the programme oil account
u the army appropriation WI. olhtr
speakers will follow 10 rapid succession
md the whole week he occulleu WIN
tariG debates except Saturday after.
non, which will liz devoted 70 culosies
on the late Representative Gamble u
South Dakota. ..
IL tue Senate the rurc FOOD bill j. the
pending order. senator CAL has gwen
nliico Of Lis Intention To address the
Srnntn tomorrow on the sui jet u rail-
rnad Interference IN Flsnda elections,
and Senator Doliih wisii'e to deliver a
fI,sroh Friday On 5uuaiot Sian'orl's
hiil 10 provide 10 oirculAtlnr Medium
rhe long expected dabile Oh thc reel.
nruriy resolutions, which nre now ON
wr,t, II Is unlikely tbs. any general
appropriation bills will come before the
senate TIL. week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

LONDON, March 0.-rhe Chronicle,
commenting on the results OF the LUn-
don county election says: "The ruac-
tionists are showed under. They cEn.
not complain as they did In $50 that
they were caught mapping"
The Daily Notys says; "It II diill.
cult to oKnggorate the consequences Of
tho Progrcssives' Victory. 1t cannot
be doubted that Liberal ministry and
Parliament win confer the increased
powers which the Progrssslver ask
and will subject landlords revenues to
iheir proper share Of municipal taxa
tlou.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

NEw YonS, March CA case OF
tyrhus fever vas discovered today In
n crowded ward OF Bellvlcw Hospital.
There have been eleven deaths from
the disease 20 date. The latest death
Il that OF Catherine Gleason, who was
Que OF the volunteer nursea 10 90 into
the plague stricken camp OF the He
brew immigrants who ilTst brought the
dread contagion 10 these shores. Late
this afternoon another case was dis
covered at the quarantine hOueo Oh
East twelfth street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

TOPEKA, Kan, Mach 6.--rhe Santa
Fee rasscegcr train last night lot ~.
Joe, ut S:3u O'Clock on the way 10 To.
polka. At Meridian Tho heating apsrat.
Nv IN the smoker exploited with tern.
iir force. Tho passengers In the car
were hurled rom their seats and tive,
Almond Richards and Alexander
Erichon, both Of this plac, were 40
badly hur, that they nitefwnrd died ~
theif injuries. Five o'hrrn were pain.
uliy Injured. The ear was completely
wrecked, and II Ism wonder that more
lives were not lost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

or all tho precautions taken against
the spread OF influenza none nro mora
thoroughly good in intentions than those
which have boon adopted at Dover. Tho
authorities there have posted up notices
TO tho effect that IA penalty Of five pounds
will be inflicted upon persons exposing
themselves In public places whom suffer-
lug from the malady. But tits disputed
whether tho malady is contagious,
though that 1t IS SO has become the gen.
oral belief. London Tit-Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07
|.n.t snodgrass, a Nom, Vernon
Marshal, Shot by Isaac
Snodgrass.
,,,,prarLy a CASE OF JUST NET
RleUTion.
!, Mad Record or the Deceased
The slayer Arrested lat
Acquitted.
b, f,l,rnph to the SEws.i
TAruIgfDE.
,,.hsl Emmett snodsrsss itiiird ny
Ills brother.


AZ, yrRNOS, KY, March 6.--Yts-
..si,v Emmett Snodgrass, the town
N,'s.l was shot and killed by his
.'iber. Isaac 5nodgrnss. II was the
III of Emmett having killed his
r.Ibff. esquire" Snodgrnss, two
-, 40. At that time Isaao sent
.slts Emmett that he had killed
M. hyoriio brother, and requested
Kin moi 10 speak 10 him. Al Grab
0,sbarl, some time last year, the two
al met. Emmett drew Il revolver
asi Attempted TO shoot Isaac, but
bv,andera interfercd.
Emmett then apparently settled
down 10 lead u peaceful lie, aud was
,lscttd town MAMMAL Of Mt. Vernon.
I,.e has been In town number Of
tres but always avoided Emmett.
ms latter number " times hunted
hlm up, threatening to kill him. Last
ye,k lsaao was In town. Emmett
me, him aud began a. ususl his abuse,
when Isaao told him 10 20 away and
10, bother him, saying: "You killed
one Of our brothers. Don't add another
70 the lift. don't want 10 be killed
o. Kill any one"
Yesterday they met, but bloodehod
vn nvsrted by thu Interference VI
citizens. Isaac went home, armed
himself with n doublc-harrcl,d shot
gln aud started to William Cash's, q
felyhbots. Emmett left with the in.
eation Of going TO the same place.
Cmhia house IL of the main road, ami
iio brothers met at the turning or
tace. Isaac says when they met En-.
nsit jerkrd out his pistol aud lie raised
trpln. Emmett fired ono shot, mifs-
ing sac. The latter fired, bringing
Emmett and his horse to tho ground.
laac bred again, killing Emmett.
Emmett Snodgrass In 1878 killed
lanes Bethurum. Snodgrass was ac-
Quilted Tor this killing aud left the
state, going 10 Joliet, H., where he
ilIlsd a negro, who failed 10 get oil
the end II SuoJgra.s' wagon when
After returning ~ this
his brother, esquire" built u
house ON his own land and allowed
Emnelt to occupy II and cultivate
the land free Of charge. They frc.
eueu,ly quarrelod. one day In 1870
Emmett went over to where "Squifev
vus living NJ his mothers, and, when
he met him, both began firiug.
esquire" fell NJ the second shot. His
mother rushed up and placed
"squIe's" head upon her LAP when
Emmett remarked: "rhreo out Of four
j. pretty good craftsmanship, amt II
m0theiW Emmett was arrested but
formally acquitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

..tf.
s,ii lii ~ p aniu,.nant Hethefington, wh'
49, ,. ianh.r i'9uihson III obohsmh'
'i.,,. ,i'''Ne ~ ms clty anu IN. olnes
't'i.. ~ A'ipn iiuahes, lcnilnE
tT ,,-i 'tgr halden hR'nn WIS hv'.lr
~. '.es' Snv If ABOUT Nv year uil'
~ va Voulle Weie married Dec mbeF w,
49, go, VIZ ~ 1vouI .nco ngihg inc soclnl
tttnt ., 'no tessnh' lhry nave one
iN, n,Pn'lA oli' hts. hr'hrr'
,son wa 'ne IelEhlhg h.lle AZ thr
s '.n1 ~, wy n,N'iurr, anu W" srauuhl
.1su,.'ns W 'uu uhRtuy has cast "a
e'OO'i' "'ei 'nc community
THE KILLING.
60, p.....
90 'neNNVisvoi Hl"ton george
ts'v'u'p.'' wen hhoWh
NVa',hy Ns'uen, OF iohnhhnl". was
loe hni Nh,Y" f.uiuafy lath ~ Lieu
,, D. a. he'nefihylph OF the
onl'su ~, STATES sleainship "Mer'
ia,h ih 20 ,ish'eh.h' " u shu' was
,hiVus o. itpnihsnh'r alt,i ll0hs w. Mic.
iie'ns,' nf'on, ~ ~ cohhntu hoohtu
,''e Tt i,,, lhn' ~, sou, the young
lnln A,lleu ny hiutheilnHt0n' w.
Young uahNtt he was norm IN hOso'
nA,hh huu educated IN Lhglanu' ne
Ns W! hahuson',' InpNeu IN the ortt
on society anu Delns a "cli-khoWh
,nan euout toWu' WHs tH'ieineiy lopu-
M SUM th,s tsO uegah paSlns
alschllohs 70 ME- ~ i.tihvline'on, anu
was ~ uoVu'eu I'm, th.lI lIllihiacy pt-
canie tne su,M OF the lo"h' hetheI'
ink,oh ,olu i'ouih,on 'hst ne must re-
ifain from seeing Nt; helner'
,ngloh' hnu tna ne hhu uetIef