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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
Honey In the Heart OF q Tree.

A remarkable discovery waa recently
made at the Cathsys yard of the Tariff
Vale Railway company. A large elm
sree, grown in Gloucestershire. was be7sg
cut into timber, when, right in the veJJ
heart, cavity measuring eight feet by
seven sad half inches in diameter was;
discovered almost completely filled with
the comb of the honey bee, together with
squirrels skull. No means of access to
the hollow was discoverable, neither was
decay anywhere apparent, and around
the cavity itself no less than fifty "riugs,"
each ring deDotiug a years growth, were
counted, the outer.bark being, 100, with
out a flaw.
The hollow WAS of uniform size
throughout, and presented the appear
ance of having been bored with an auger,
and, great though its dimensions were, it
was practically filled with the comb,
proving that the bees muet have heeD in
possession : foe several syears. Empty
combs Of the queen bee also showed that
they had been swarmea.
How the bees got there can only be
guessed, but it is surDised that squirrel
once occupied decayed hole in the tree,
cleared away the decay, occupied The
cavity az its owu, aud there died. Then
the bees entered into possession and
filled The hole with the comb, when by
some means the entraDee, which must
have been small, became sssppsd, the
large quantity of grub ans fly being
taken as demonstrative that sAss nest was
not voluntarily deserted. rbszz 5or fifty
years the growth of the timber vent on
The entrance being absolutely "bliter'
ated and the hole Theoretically sealed,
the comb was preserved from decay tor
half q century, to be at last found in the
way described.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
Earthquake Scares.

1t is curious fact that the earthquake
scare is the one danger to which ne can
never become accustomed familiarly,
says the San Francisco Chronicle. The
oftener We feel it the more we become
demoralized. cannot better illustrate
this than story told me by Col. Bailey
Peyton, United States minister to Chilli
in 1852 and city attorney of San Fran.
cisco in 1856. To party Of friends in
1856 he said: "Boys, it's no use talk.
ing, We can become accustomed to all
dangers, no matter how imminent, by
familiarity, except the danger of earth
quakes. The more you feel 'em the more
you don't like 'em and the worse you hate
'em. [ have heard the whistle ofbullets,
and tue roar of cannon in battle and
never lodged. But my experience in
Chill took the starch out Of me. had
been but few days in Santiago, the cap
ital of Chill, when I visited the leading
store on the plaza in that city. While
standing behind the counter, in an in
slant, without any promonition, the pro-
prietor and twenty clerks simultaneously
leaped the counter and rushed out of the
front door. I looked at them in astonish-
ment, and said to myself: Are they
crazy2 what's the matter with them ?
Slowly they returned to their places. I
asked thezo what WAS the matter. They
replied: Ell temblor. Didn't you feel
the tembior" To me it was d trife.
Two weeks later I was giving swell
dinner 10 the diplomatic corps in Santi-
ago. In the midst of it came temblor,
a very Lively one, and every man of the
party leapea from his eaat and rushed for
the door or the window. I said 10 my
self: OF all tAs towards 1 ever met with
these people exceed But, boys, I
hadn't been in that country more than
three months before no quarter horse in
Tennessee could beat me- in break for
the front door when one Of those tenn
blors made its appearances. You can
stand bullets aud cannon balls. but the
telublors will fetch you."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

"A suit has been brought in Buffalo
to recover 81, 900 for alternating boys af-
fection from his father.
= The combined debts of all the nations
in the world amount to more than $780,
$1,000, 100000.
John Anderson, of Cleveland, Ohio,
is being tried because he has surplus Of
wives. An exchange says l2l women claim
him as husband.
- The German carp sent out to Cali
fornia by the fish commission have
driven out all gamo fish and acquatic
birds from the waters they occupy, and
now the California sportsman are begin
ming to carp at the fish commission.
- The net debt of the city Of New
York is S9s,OOOOOO. Philadelphia and
Brooklyn combined have the same
amount of debt, and substantially the
same population as New York.
1t is never too late to mend. Here
is North Carolina woman, 50 years of
age, who is learning to write. She thinks
she could die happier if she could writo
letter with threo postscripts to it and
sign her namo to her own will-Ec-
change.
- Few people have any idea of how
much money is spent by the municipali-
ty of Paris in planting and looking after
the trees which limo the principal
boulevards and avenues of the French
capital. The annual report of the super
intendent gives the total number Of trees
planted at S7,6G5, each of which repro
sents an initial cost of S35. The annual
expenditure for maintenance is S50,S40
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HOw's This.

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
fox any case IF Catarrh that canror be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY g. CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known L.
J. Cheney for the LAST fifteen years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by that
firm.
WEST & TRUAA, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
", acting directly upon the blood sad
mucous surfaces of the system. Priesa
rs cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

Oliver Semmes, son Of the doughty
Confederate Admiral, has for twenty
years been Judge of tbs City Court of
Mobile. After the war .he Admiral
himself practiced law in Mobile, and one
day it happened that he was arguing an
important case in his sons Court. The
Judge found it necessary to rule against
his father on some point of Law, when the
old gentlemen lost his temper and made
caustic references to his ann's legal
knowledge. After 4 sharp tilt of words
between father and son the ,In6gn said !:
"At home, sir, respect y"n-bul want
YOU to understand hat lsis Court has no
NOR respect for you than the humblest
ci' ii in the County. Take your seat,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
Cured by altar the Potash and sarsapaa Mixtures Failed
A LONG FELT WANT 5!

YEARS patient last
United States Chemist Washington D e. and
chemicals the
the United States It is entirely free from
immediate
tie inferior article It pleasant to the palate
mild the youth old @ It stimulating the
quickly By the leading doctors m and hSPs physan & M
should daily directed that and
Celebrated Whlskey
article be found for sale at
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

witness the crowd in the midst Of their
excitement at the strange performance of
the other horse, had also made the trip
without injuring in the slightest the We
hicle to which he was hitched.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

What Others think of US ID less
important matter than what Others ought
to think of us. 1t is better to be in dis
favor with others because ne are misun-
derstood than to be in favor because ne
are supposed to deser7o better than wedo.
And ia the lcug run the surest way of
winning the favor of those whose opin-
ion is worth more than "hers is by de-
serving il,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

Trains north of Columbia run by Eastern or
18th meridian time. Trains south OF Columbia
run by Central or 90th meridian time. For infor-
nation apply to-:
j. +. BABBITT, Jr., G.. p. A. Savannah, Ga.
T. B. SLADE, T. P. A., Columbia, S. c..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
Port Royal & Western Carolina
Railway.
IN EFFECT MAY. %, 1892.
(Trains run by 18th Meridian time)
Grains run by 18th Meridian time,

Connections at Augusta for Atlanta and all
points west.
Tickets on sale at p r. & W. c. Railway depots
to all points at cheap rates and baggage checked
TO destination.
Palace Sleeping Cars from srartanburg to Sa.
vannah.
For any other information and apply or write.
". F. SPELLMAN, w. J. CRAIG,
Traffic Ma ager, Gen'l Pass Agt
SavaDnah, Ga. Augusta ga.
w. r. ZIMMERMAN, Agent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate of John Harper, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
JEPTHA HARPER,
JOHN w. HARPER,
j. A. WELBORN,
Executors,
May 10, 1892 &c 8
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26

Richmond & DanviIle R. r.,
COLUMBIA AND GREENy1LLE DIVISION,
VI Columbia schedule In effect May Is 1882,
Trains run by 18th Meridian time.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
JOHN O'DONNELL's PALACE SALOON,
SOUTH MAIN STREET; A

Europe including the
Scotch whskeys Pote
hatgo Il conple a
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DR.. A. s. TODD

OFFERS his professional services to the
people of Anderson and vicinity. VIII
respond promptly to calls when not en-.
eaeed. Office at Simpson & Sons Drug
Store, Hotel Chiquola. Residence, 90
North Main Street,
June 4, 1891 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-26
Stuart S Gin and Buchu.
Stuart's s Gin and Buchu +.

Read the following from an eminent
physician:
Atlanta, Ga.-some time ago had
we'll marked case of Bright's disease Of
the kidneys as carefully diagnosed, after
the most thorough, searching e1amina--
tiou known to the medical profession.
tried all the remedies recognized by STAN
dard authorities, but without being able to
relieve single bad symptom. I then in
despair tried STUAR1"S GIN AND BU-
CHU. The first bottle gave decided re-
suits. After taking the third bottle COM
plete cure was effected. I write this sim
ply in the cause of humanity.
NJ. c. MARTIN, M. D
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having claims against
the Estate of James s. Gassaway, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
B. F. GASSAWAY,
J. 7. GASSAWAY,
Executors.
May 10, 1892 4s 3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
Missouri Democratic Convention.

JEFFERSON Cry. Mo-. July I9.-The
Democratic state convention was called TO
order ~ noon by c. c. Moffest, chairman
OF the state committee. B. II. DiIIey was
made temporary chairman. and the tenn
porary organization was made permanent.
E1-Congressman J. ". Stone and Richard
Dalton. acknowledgements s. II.
Clayconb, Judge James Gibson and
Rev. ". P. Operman were placed in nom
ination for governor Al the even
ing session the platform was adopted. Il
re-atirms the declarations OF the national
platform, especially calling attention to
the declarations about the force bill. and
opposes the employ nent OF domestic or
foreign mercenaries BY persons or cor
poragions for the purpose Of enforcing
their supposed legal rights, IS being
dangerous alike 10 life, liberty and
properly. The negro voters OF the country
are con graduated on their tendency y
think and vote INDEPENDENTLY. instead
OF being guided by the passions ana preju-
dIces Of oy-gone days The heat vas op-
pressiye, number Of delegates being over
come: slso the chairman. Balioting was
begun AMI proceeded slowly. At 10 p. n.
when The third ballot was being taken.
fully oue-Ih.rd Of the delegates were com.
re led 70 leave the hall, and the capitol
lawn was crowded with sick men. The
fourth oallo. vas taken some time later.
without result, stone being IN the lead.
with Dalton s close second. A. IL O'Clock
SIX ballots had been taken without appre-
ciable change.
~ 2:l5 = N. the convention was in
deadlock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20

A Receiver Appointed tn Wind Up the
AGairs of the Eirm.

PORTLAND, July l9.-[Spec.aL ID. P.
Thompson has been appointed receiver of
the firm OF Saver & Nak er. with bonds
fixed at $50, GO. The firm Is not in busi-
ness now, having been merged into an
other concern. The appointments Of re-
ceiyer VAS made necessary IN order 10
wind Up is affairs satisfactory 10 all cred
itors and on account OF the slos payment
OF the large amount OF money due from
al over the states OF Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho. The J. I. Case
Company, one OF the principal
creditors. made the application for
the appointment OF 2 receiver. The liaoil-
tiles OF the trn are stated 10 be about
S25oCoo, while the assets viii foot Up in
the neighborhooi OF $40, 0D0 when al coll
lected. The assets are mainly in the shape
Of farmers notes given for machinery
bought and the collections this season
have proved unusually poor.
The embarrassment OF the firm cannot
be called 4 failure, IS i can paw all IL owes
dollar !3r dollar II time. but I the claims
against il should be forced on the market
they would not be col.ectable At once On
account OF failure OF those owing the firm
- meet their oGi5ca;joas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
The 1riyexav ard cuno!a for

The driveway and cupola form good ven
tilation. and when corn IS green furnace
placed in the driveway could De made 20
send hot air Up through II. Our corncrib
is then dryhouse. and our corn can De
picked
It will be difficult for some to get the
corn CD so high. Several elevators or ca7-
riers would be suitable for the purpose,
hut I use box holding thirteen bushels
and raise j. SIS We do horse fork. Figure
, shows It's form and position at the end
OF the wagon COX. also the arran cement OF
the ropes.
By unhitching the team from the wagon
tongue and hitching 70 the rope the corn
IS raised easier and quicker that Il could
be shoveled eight feet h igh. The box IS
enptied pv 3 rod which sticks up ABOVE
the top OF the box Waen the ooxreaches
TOP OF elevator SHAFT this rod IS pushed
down. the doors are unlocked ana ISL
into the position shown by tue dotted
lines. the corn then slides out and the COX
is ready 10 come down y men me box -
down the lower door is put INTO position
and hooked 5y showing the r0I ri TO is
place. The upper door IS he'd oy the
lower door
Tbs crib : set on stone piers 5 feet
inches apart. Is inches nigh. Is inches
wide at tAe bottom an. inches on TOP.
The doors are douole boards feet SInches
wide ana Il feet long, nailed 10 by sills,
; feet : inches long. 4a-d on top OF the
piers. These sIlIs have TN STRIPS nailed 20
the top edge ana extending I inches out
81. around, making = impossible for rals
10 get ~ 10 the IGOr. The position OF
other tina oe-s ana elevator shaft are SHOWN
IN the drawing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
GLADsToNE's GREAT VICTORY.
Popular Majority of 500, co0-Esrl OF
Aberdeen Canada's New GoYernnr.

LONDON. July l9.-The following totals
represent the entire vote cast az the rerent
elections: Unionists, ?, l46, sis; opposition,
2ii7.5s6 Only two members OF the house
OF commons remain 10 be elected out OF
total of GO. one at Tipperary today, the
other al Orkney islands next week The
parties nov stand: Government, 3l4: op-
position. Ssh The districts 70 te heard
from Will go 20 Gladstone, giving him 3
majority in the next House OF forty-txo.
Sexton was elected in Kerry.
Sir Michael H;eks-BeaC presiden: Of
the Board Of Trade. will become q peer.
Mr.. Long. secretary Of the local govern
ment board. defeated candidate for par
lament, viii be nominated rs member for
Bristol when Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
yacates his seat.
BosToS. July IA special from Ottawa
says that If Gladstone is premier the Earl
OF Aberdeen viii probably succeed Lord
Stanley as governor general Of Canada
ToRoSTo. July 19.-The GIcbe special
from ottawa says Lord Stanley will place
his resignation in Ssl;sbury's hands be-
fore the latter leaves Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
NOTIFY AND RATIFY.
Great Democratic Ceremony in
New York Tonight.
BOTH CANDIDATES TO ATTEND.
VIM. r. Harriry, OF Philadelphia, to BE
National Chairman, Regardless
OF Tammany's Wishes.

NEW Yogk. July la-rSpecial.1- I'm the
past notifications o. presidential candi-
dates have been OF a formal character, and
usually the public is not admitted. This
year, however, both candidates will re-
ceive the notification st the same
time and IN the presence OF many thous-
ands Of people. Madison Square Garden
has been fitted I'D with ali the deco-a-
tons OF a typical national Democratic
convention. The crowd that wi.l assem- Die
there tomorrow VIII complete the parallel.
and il Is probable the enthusiasm Of the
occasion viii rival the scenes in Chicago =
few weeks ago. The demand for tickets Of
admission has been So great that 3 hail
i've times IS large would not accommodate
al the applicants. The notification cere-
monies occur tomorrow evening 81 $50
O'Clock
BUZzARD BAY. Mass. July 1o.-Messrs.
Cleveland and Stevenson. accompanied BY
General Ewing and q number OF news
paper men. left this afternoon for New
York via the Fall River line. AT Fail
River the party boarded the steamer
Fl grim where the employees OF the boat
welcomed Cleveland TIE candidates
were introduced TO : large number OF
people on board and both appeared in
excellent spirits
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
RANCOR OF POLITICS
Leads City Officials to Hit Each
Other at Spokane.
sTAvER & WALKERS FAILURE.
Tseoms Business Men Want Chinese,
but the Real Government, the Com.
mittee OF Fifteen, Forbids.

SPOKANE, July I9.-TSpecial- Great e1-
element Was occasioned on Riverside
avenue this evening by row in which
several city counciimen and Street
Commissioner Lynch were engaged
Lynch tried 70 thrash Councilman
Jones, when Councilman Notbohm inter
fered on behalf OF Jones. In the melee
Nosbohn received q crack on the
head with cain IN the hands OF
one Of Lvnch's friends. The row
began today at the city hall when ten
councilmen, seven being Republicans.
demanded of J. ". Buckley. chairman Of
the board OF public works. that he re-
move Lynch from Office on penalty Of
being removed himself, ten members be-
ing sufficient 70 remove . commissioner
without cause.
Lynch, who is Democrat, was in
censed ~ Jones and Notbohm, who are
also Democrats. because they stood in with
the Republicans. who are IN q minority in
the attempt TO remove him from office.
Buckley says he wal resign rather than
remove Lynch withou. cause.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-20
THE CHINESE AND TACOMA.
Merchants Want Trade With Asia, but
the Agitafors Don't Care.

TACOMA. July SPECIAL The Com.
mittee OF Fifteen, which was the executive
head of the movement resulting in the ex-
pulsion OF the Chinese from Tacoma, has
issued the following:
A. meeting OF the Committee OF Fifteen.
held today, Il xss resolved unanimously t1st
the committee would not endorse snT PROPOSE
ton allowing Chinese business hou~e. con-
ducted BY Chinese, 20 De established II Taeoras;
and will lot Be responsible. individually OF COL
lectively. for the consequences tast nay ensus
Il case said house saoul3 be brought here
Z G. BACON. Caai.r2aa-
r. C. PATRICK. SECRETARY
This is the famous committees reply
10 the agitation about allowing Chinese
merchants 10 establish themselves here in
connection with the Northern Pacilc ORR
entail steamship line, Mr.. bod welI. Of the
steamship company. having said the BUSH
ness could be handled bes: BIZ themselves,
and that L they were not allowed 20 coma
his steamship would be Disseminated
against oy Chinese merchants controlling
the Hour trade Of the Orient. Here a-e
three brief interviews on she subject:
No. I, s oasines, man: i We expec, 10 CON-
pete with the cities Of the Coast We c9.no.
afford 10 sku. OF gny elsSs OF people. last Is
not the cosmopolitan idea Il we are n have
and De a5le ID compete win our Competitors.
Nc. ,, trade gnioZist: We are -o.lg 70 fghi
the chinese just SIS long as we csl We VIII
keep them Out a. .o2g Sc we CAT When We sea
tbs; we cannot keep them out a1y Longer, way
We shall LEI them come.
No 5, $ retired resident: Chinsnen VIII
cozZs sooner or lgie-. Il IS only s mas.er 0:
time. And # they are 70 come, why let every
10 II Iu-n II and restrict them q the business
whica calls them here. Viz, the handling o.
Chinese trade IN connection with Oriental
Steamship II the-e / al at,enp. 70 s.sr;
Chinese laundry nip it in The bud. Drive she
Chinese interested cut Maze II too - 10, for
them. They sre towards IN vi GO Pubic
sentiment has kept Cinnamon out OF Tacoma, Il
wlll ..so restrict them 10 certain lines OF IL
cussry.
There IS likely 20 De heated discussion
abou; the matter before anything definite
) done. Many viii nos argue the question.
but are set on eternally and forever e1-
GLIDING Cinnamon
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Chesapeake & Ohio elevator. 81 Rich
noad. Ind, was burned Tuesday. Loss sioQ,ao;
insured
Professor Frank Foster, Of the department ot
church history 81 Oberlin Theo .osiesI Semi
nary. has resigned 20 20 - oaklsn1, Cal
Esstern capitalists have combined IL the cree
go. Of Al immense sugar plant. md will fgzt
the sugar trCst, according % Wsl stree: re
po:t.
Al the s-Eo- plates for the hs:t,eSh;p Mon
tezey ave ee~2 received a. SSa Francisco. out
!. WI Dc some tine before the vessel Is coz
p,ef,t
3 C-aCGsi', Who was taken 20 Buffslo, y. Y.
from los Angeles, Ca. tor deIraRdfns insurance
companies 5y erea.l2g belief in his death, has
been acquitted
a, LsrAa.e. Wa. on Tasstav. Judge Blake
era tst cHsg-s Of yeaue IA the esses OF the
lavaa-ag cav s-2ea 10 Cheyenne, The trials 70
begin AGEsss,1.
Professor Henry Crow, Pr. n. Of Lick Observ-
st1!y Ia. E=s heea elected 70 iAe eas1r OF
phys 6 - succeed Professor COOK Sc the North
western university - Chicago
Agnes WAluits. German anarchist serving $
ten months >ear.rce "A 4 Berlin Jail. Tried 70
s.sFve a--nse . 1ca;1, snI .hv Prison sCtao-i-
ties y fcSee pE1lpe1 too1 i9so Der stomach by
4Le4-s 81 ) - Ses tGae.
I1oCss ES..Ja, II reply - Re inquiry o. :
Frt0c2 1-r-. 1as le1ie2 she rEIaor taas be :
preparing 81 laiarca machine which would de-
Stay ties ~ distance 81 taEty niles s2a
s2u.1s-sts a w2ote Sruy corrs
The >&u Francisco Chamber Of Commerce
adopted me1lor g. - President D.zI. OF
Mexico, co0g-st1.at.nx his eaGutry OF tie near
completion O. tie TeaSuntepee railway aad
ur-i2s taaI u oe kep, iEoe .son corporate
l1z-eDce.
Il-T'eea prisoners n ths ZScs;eeas, Mexico.
al, a 7--e AZ ne .-o2-tar=e1 eoEc.1o. 81 the
!o-A tasL, were st-Gek ~ = bo.s Of lightning
s.;-aets1 ~ tde irol, Al.liEg three q TIE prls-
oaeE> ana We ;I14ag Zen oI4ers, I'VE Of whom
1lye 3te1 s.nce-
Hen ben, entered E,u2e & E.aesrg's :ewe,rv
soc III >4tra-a=1to, Ca. o. iGes1zy, ta-ew =
-S-- = % r-sc& pepper laJo hlla%'s eyes sa8
EaH CO v.tl lrav 81 Gi222nis. he was
ea2EAI at a. TIE diamonds recovered except
enc
u. tTSSs- a. " e.. u y. v Nork. who came
ialH TF1. sneace >asae time Sco ~ Ms marriage
~ ilz-e Haste cs I-yeA--ala aei-es- 50 s.. &c.
tse- So suisse L. divorce fToIa aer foc ALLEGED
.,---e-iE, ---,- II Iae>,isy Of injuries received
- >~-1s ,1-1vl l-oa a0Ese.
lie e-@Eza1e- ~ tie Ca ss4 states wArshiD
fe--2 rs'2c, -eceu;-y f-oE2 Bssts. Brz.., FsP3r5s
taA3 rs ves>sl cid Do, gez cae &uy % tie crew
q re Argentine ws-sAlp Resale, " aica IoGE-
1e7-', - ssJ-1n- IA Knows EosAiGs q the
lad g lie E.ssl-g crew.