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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04
POPULAR PEOPLE.

SOlicitor-General Sheffield, who so ably
represented the state in the murder trials
last week, was taken sick Friday night
and returned to his home at Arlington
Saturday morning. The states int4res s.,
however, were left IN experienced hands,
Judge j. H. Query, who was already
aiding in the prosecution, being appoint
ed sOlicitor-general pro tenn by the court.
Solicitor Sheffield is discharging the du-
ties of his new position in a very able
manner, and is proving TO be one of the
most successful and popular of the many
distinguished lawyers who preceded him
as prosecuting attorney of the circuit
Sheriff Bill Bynum, one of the most
popular and vigilant officers in this Sec
ton of the state, came up from Randolph
county Saturday and spent several hours
shaking hands with his friends.
The four years service of Judge j. H.
Guerry on the superior court bench did
not lose for him any of the elements of a
successful practitioner, and he pleads
before a jury with all the power and
eloquence that characterized him before
he succeeded the lamented JnO. T. Clarke
as Judge of the Pataula circuit. Judge
Query was familiar figure in the court
room last week examining witnesses and
arguing the Law, and it was largely due
to his untring zeal and ability that
speedy justice was melted out to the per-
petrators of one of the most diabolical
crimes that has ever disgraced our &C un-
ty. Judge Guerry's speeches contained
all of their old-time vigor and logic, every
sentence making more conclusive the
guilt of the culprits.
Stenographer Bussey's was a pleasant
and familiar face about the court house
last week. "Bus' numbers his friends
by his acquaintance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04

,e hue os, earth trembled, and so will you if
tno Hli on j. II. Davis and hear the ex-
bal low prices he makes on bis
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04

ouStfull of improvements-Dr. Pierce's
sasant Pellets. To begin with, they re
H Snalless, and the easiest to take,
|nsyTe tiny, sugar coated ambitious
~ scarcely larger than a mustard
g ~ Every child is ready for them.
taen, after taken, instead of disturb
( SS ana shocking the system, they act in
ula, easy and natural way. There is
nance for a reaction afterwards.
usIf help lasts. Constipation, indiges-
sa5 bilious attacks, sick or bilious
,,a oa and all arrangements Of the
NJ stomach and bowels, are promptly
' NJ and permanently cured.
pan nty re put up in glass walls, which
d ~ :. Tem always fresh and reliable I'M
ssa sIe ordinary pills in wooden or
N 'I Ia heyre the cheapest pills you
f. Suy' for they're guaranteed to give
Y,'o'uon, or your money is returned.
W pay only for the good you get.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04
Notice..
The County School Board will meet on
Tuesday, October 10th.
II. F. MELTON, Chairman
Commissioners Sale,

w. J. Jones, Application for part.
VS.. ton, Terrell Superior
Charlie Jones { Court, May Term.
ct. al. 1898.
1t appearing to the court that
the premises described in the petition
cannot be divided by metes and
bounds, it is hereby ordered that J.
Z. Simpson, A. g. Hill and W. L.
Simpson be, and they are hereby ap-
pointed and empowered to sell the
premises described in said petition at
the court house in said county on the
first Tuesday in November next,
1898, after advertising said rule acN
cording to law, and the said j, c.
Simpson, A. G. Hill and W. L
Simpson are er3by required to make
return of their proceedings in the
premises to the next term of this
court. G. l.. BARTLETT,
Judge 81. c., Presiding.
NJ. G.. EDWARDS, Petitioners Atty
This is a true extract from the min.
utes. w. S. DOZIER,
Clerk S. G. T. G.
By virtue of the above order we
will sell during the usual hours Of
sale, at the court house door, in Daw-
son, Ca. on the first Tuesday in
November next. the house aud lot in
Brentwood known as number $685."
on the south side of Third street and
east side of johnson street, as the
property OF w. b. Jones ct al, heirs
of NJ. T: Jones and Mrs. M. T. Jones,
for the purpose of partition.
4 G SIMPSON H9aG. Com.
WI SIMPSON,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04

| N apartments Lee Street prepared
invite the people of Terrell and surrounding counties
with strict guarantee that they will not find select
or complete line of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04

YES speciality at the Red Flag
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-04

Stenographer Bussey's was a pleasant
and familiar face about the court house
last week. "Bus" numbers his friends
by his acquaintance.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
No STRIKE MONDAY.

Northern Pacific People still Talking
Over Thor Differences.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 30.-Grand Master Wilkin-
SOD, of the Order OF Railway Trainmen,
arrived in the oity this morning and has
been in oonsultation with the delegates of
the Northern Pacihc trainmen in regard to
the reduction of wages and the inaugura-
tion Of tho new schedule. He declined TO
talk for publication. but it is understood
the trainmen are less inclined to be aRQres-
sive than any of the other organizations.
In accordance With arrangements made
yesterday with General Manager Kendrick,
the snpineers had a long conference with
that official and General Eupcrintende en-
Kimberly this mo ming. going over I'll
epscifc grievances. Other examinations
viii! be given hearing later, delaying the
fnal conclusion some days. Meantime the
new schedule of wages will 60 into sffso,
Monday.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Frank Daniels and Little Puck will be
the attraction at MinR's opera house Toes
day evening next. An exchange. referring
to the production in Buffalo. says: ''Re-
juvsnated Little Puck with that most
iels in the title role. furnished plenty of
amusement and o'nseonent laughter for
the large audience which dlled the academy
OF music last evening. Daniels does not
change but 10 the same funny Rockingham
Gi!todQe az Of yore, and his spontaneous
wit produces the laughter which ripples
uneeasinGly from the spectators from
curtain rise until fall. Little Puck is .
veteran on the stage .n,,,, but the merry merry
at every PRESENTATION that the piece
ssems never to grow old. and one may
witness the performance over and over
again without wearyin0 of ii. Many new
and entertaining features have been
added this year and the piecs has been
and the cuttinR out OF the more tireaene
and needless parts has made Little Puck''
4 most enjoyable and highly entertaining
play. OF Mar. Daniels nothing more need
be said. He has surrounded himself with
an excellent support. Daniel l.. Baker .
Billy Giltedps. the wayward son. was good.
and Frank Girard's impersenation OF DR..
Savage was fair. John Garfield and Tony
Williams III dual ro.es were very clever
Miss Bessie Samson. Danisls' favorite. Ia
the same Miranda az of old and is quite
good. but it remained for Euniee Vance to
captivase tho audience. In the play she
did not have much of an opportunity, but
by storm and the plaudits which she Ie-
ceived thundsHed to tho rafters."
The sale Of reserved serts opens at Pope
j. O'Connof's tomorrow morning.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
PERSONAL

T. S. Ash. tho Livingston marshal. is a
visitor In Hslena.
j. Il. Parks, the well known mining ex-
rsrt. Is IN the city.
SUIT. Currier. OF the Montana Central il
down from Great Falls.
s. NJ. Emery, of the Bozsman Agricul-
tural college, 10 at The Helona.
Nias Clara kanouse. OF Townsend. II
spending the holidays in Helena. with Miss
Nellie Gibson.
John O'Counor. one of the popular mail
carriers. leaves to-day for Louisville. Ky.
where he will take y course In modicino 10,
one year and then attond the Rush Medi.
cal college At Chicago for three yeara.
He has studied medicine for two ysars with
Drs. Cole and Miller. Mrs. O'Connor will
accompany him.
Rev. Iautitz Garrison, of Brandon. Minn..
supc tintsnasnt of wSstorn missions Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church. has arrived
10 take temporary charge of tho soandinn-
vinn churches IN Helena, Great Falls and
other plaoss. Ho will preach to-day. morn
ing and evening, and tomorrow morning.
at the church, At Idaho street and Twelfth
avenue.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31

committee have no hesitation In rscorp-
mendin2 the adoption OF the following sut-
stitnts for the resolution reported by tie
ma jorisy:
whereas. Executive Communications 10
congress disclose that the executive depart
ment has besn furnishing 10 minister
plsnipotsutiary Of ths Uaitsd States SEQ, 81
instructions to oonspiys wish Ieprsssnta.
tiyss and agents Of dspossd and discarded
monarchy for the overthrow of . fTisAdly
republican covers nsnt, duly recognized BY
all civilized nations. and to which said
minister was accf edited. aad to which bis
public instl luctions pledged good faith and
the sympathy of the president aud tho gov
ernment and people of tho United states.
''tssoivsd. That 1t 10 the sense Of this
house shat any suah Intervention BY the
executive OF the United States. its civil OIL
military representatives. or officers without
authority OF congress. 10 dangerous and
unuayranted invasion OF ths riRhta and
dienities Of tho congress Of this United
States and In violation OF the law OF No
tions; and further, that the manner OF such
attem pied intervention by the exscutiva
and the methods used are unworthy OF the
executive department Of the United States
while the confessed intent Of sucn inter-
vention 10 contrary 10 the policy and tradi-
tion of the EeDublio and the spirit Of the
constitution"
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
AMERICAN MANAGEME ENT,
Railway Operations Denounced by Loz
don Publication.

Railway Operations Denouncsd by Lon-
don Publication.
LONDON. Doc. .-Sreaking Of Atchison
Implications tho Economist condemns the
management Of American railways gsner-
ally and referring to balance shssts asks
why the directors do not state tae case
plainly In few lines. The Economist say 9
1t does not know. unless it better suits thoir
purpose to keep shareholders entirely in
the dark. 1--WE are loath to make such a
charge against American officials, yet are
compelled to believe it or else this whole
system of finance adopted 10 entirely rot
ten. No wonder investors ON this side are
dissusted with suoh chioane-y. They need
to enjoy an absolute supsl fluffy OF faith or
cEednlity to believe any longer In the hon
osty of most American railway manage
meuts."
Bretherton, London director OF tho Cen
trail Pacific railroad. says the published
statement that the Southern Pacific has
guaranteed . dividend on Central Pacific
shares. il obviously erroneous. He adds
that the Southern Pacific does not guaran-
tee any dividend on Central Paoi6o shares.
Whether tho Central Pacihc's usual pro-
Qrammo will be aeelnred In February de-
pepda ON proposals. which will be made by
tho Union Pacific for settlement of the
debt duo by that company to she United
states. which. he says. is nearly the same
in amount and character as that duo BY tho
Central Paoiee.
The Westminster Gazette aavs tho fore
going ID partly q bubble and partly true.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
STARTED BY lNCENDIARIEs.

Attempt to Burn the Mncqussn Hotel at
Miles City.
Special to The Independent.
MILES CITY, Dec. 30.-Niaht before last
an attempt was made to burn the Mac
queen hotel. Adjoining tho hotel is the
cottage in which the employees are quar-
tered. The back of this building Was sat
urated with coal oil and brand of hay
liaAtsd aad placed in corner. Forum
ately colored colder on his way to Fort
Keoch saw the flames and kicked away the
burning hay befare tho building osueht
Are. Just about this time the
Ere alarm sounded aud tho department
was ssnt to the opposite part Of the oity.
where haystack was set on FIRE. Tho rlan
was evidently matursdto destroy the hotel.
getting the fire we'll under way before the
department. could get away from the first
frs. Fortunately the thing misoarsied.
Last night the police raided Chinese
hop joint. They secured full smoking
eutfit and six boxes OF prepared opium.
Two Cinnamon wers arrested and tho mat
ter taken bsfere the grand jury. which is in
session now.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
MONTANA CENTRAL CHANGES.

They viii Go into Effect To-nsorvow and
Not Jan. Is, a. Tirst Intended
The Great Northern efficials havs decided
to dispense with the Office Of general
freight and ticket agent Of ths Montana
Central railway Jan. ], instssd Of dan. Is.
~ first announced. In consequence Gem
eral Freight Agent Harden will take charge
of the entire business Of the road in Helena
and vicinity Tomorrow. Mr.. b. III. Lang-
Icy. whose office has bsen abolished. ~ now
in st. Paul. II will be good ncws to tho
maAy friends af MIR. VIM. A. Mesmsr. who
has been Mr.. Langlsy's chief olerk for =
number Of years. TO know that he will rs-
main with the COMPANY, In She HslsnA
Office. occupying tho same relation "
tho general sGsHt ~ he did
to tho general freight and ticket
agent. Mr.. Pitts, city ticket agent. nlso
remains in the uptown Office. Miss Baker.
the stsnographsr. has been offered very
good position in 81. Paul by ths o0mpany,
but she likss Helena 80 we'll Il 10 doubsfnl
il she will accept it. Mr.. Biags, tina freight
solicitor. has been rendered position with
tho company nj Spokane.
Montana Central since last July coming to
Helena from 81. Vincent. whore he was IN
the smploT OF the Canadian Pacific. hold
ing the position of assistant tSsfiio mama
ger. he Ia thoroughly equipped railroad
man, genial with all. and he and 4r. Asees
will llsMako strong combination.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
HIS NERVE COMES BACK.
Prondsrgast Even Thinks He Will xsca
the GAil0ws.

Prendsrgast Even Thinks He VIII xscaps
the GAil0ws.
CHICAGO Dec. 3O.-The ASSASSIN PEon-
derRast was more cheerful this norninQ
after good nights sleep. He expressed
himself confident ct escaping The Rsllows,
and thought he would get new trial easily.
wish different result. Attorney Wads. for
the condemned man. says there 10 no possi-
bility Of ANAL decision being. esched inside
of Il year; that an attempt will be made 70
get new trial and IL this fails ths Case will
DO appealed to the supreme court. Wade
says he has bsen receiving kilograms from
lawyers from all parts OF She country. usg-
ing him to continue the hoht tor his client.
and that he could raise $25. 600 Tor this d..
fense from the bar alone.
John Prendergast. the assassin's brother,
says the attorneys for the defsnss mads !
fatal mistake in refusing TO accept tho
states offer Of compromise on life impfison-
msnt. "Pve been told" said the brother.
"that one of the jurors made , remark
when summoned. that he would hang the
miss able cur. l hope new trial will bs
granted" Extra precautions are taken %
the jail to prevent suicide.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
THOUGHT TO HAVE FUN.
Some Prominent Missoula People
Become Involved in an Un-
plsasantness.
The Last Of a Series OF Bad Jokes
Cots Into the Police
Court
Fisebugs At Miles City Attempt to Barn
tho Macquesn H"use-1hs Attempt
II Frustrated.
Special To The Indepen dsnt.

spsoIal to The Independsnt.
MIssouLA, Dec. 30.-The trial OF 4.
Cohen, better known a. "Sheenoy kia."
this evening before the police magistrate.
Judge Evans, for stealing a turkey. as
suuaod an importance out OF all proportion
to the value OF srtioles stolen and brings
into unpleasant notoEiety several prominent
gentlemen. A large number OF persons
including some of the hre department. ap-
pear to hayc been implicatsd in the matter.
which 10 tho elimination Of long series
of practical jokes which have been perpe-
tratsd in this city. The Kid 10 lad
whose only vocation seem to have
been that OF bootblack. but he
has been arrested as vag. He was, to all
appearances, only . tool Of others From
the evidence IL appears that Christmas
night DR.. Parsons. DR.. Hanson. smith
Davis and others conceived tho iden OF
stealing turkey from G. Fl. Skinner. room
lag al the Hammond block. having il
cooked. and inviting the owner to the feed.
This was only one Of many simi!sr jokes
that have been psSpetrated here.
The Kid went to the engine house. told
tho fire boys he wanted ole with which
to swipe a turkey. and that DR.. Parson. Dr'
Hanson and Smith Davis were In on it.
The IRE boys seemed to think it good
Joke and permitted him to take a pole from
tie hook and ladder wagon. large nam
ber of persons were present when the tur-
key was removed from 9 window and taken
to the model restaurant 10 be cooked. The
large crowd that filled the court loom dus-
ing the trial was much amused at the owl
denes produced. duplicating. as 10 did. sew
eral prominent persons in connection will
such q person % the Kid. who seemed ts
relish the notoEiety he was getting.
LIN. Crouch appeared for the defense
and Hal. Corbett for the prosecution
Judge Evans reserved his decision and heit
the Kid undsr $500 bonds. George Earl'
has been arrested and placed under 500
bends. It is asserted that several other
will be arrested and the whole communit,
| is stirred mp over the affair.
The Whaley brothers, in prsliminar
hearing at Stevens to-day, charged Will
| stealing q carload Of hogs from Ma,
brothers, wele held to appear bsfore sh
circrit court, with bonds fixed at $1.bOO
which, at five p. M, they had not been abl
| to obtain.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
WILL SHELL RIO.

Do CANA Says He viii II the New Forts
Fire o. Him.
BuENos AYRrs, Dec. 30.-Ths insurRsnt
commander, Admiral de CANA. at Rio dc
Janeiro. has given notice that be will she'll
the city If the new forts are ON his vessels.
Representatives of the foreign powers in
formed him that he must give at least
forty eight hours notice before beginning
the bombardment.
RIO JANE1Ro. Dec. 39.-The Portuguese
minister, concerning whose reported dsten-
ton by Peixoto 80 much oxcitement has
been caused In Lisbon, sailed to-day for
that capital on board the steamship Equn-
teur.
PEnNAMBuco Dec. 3o.-The government
cruiser America arrived to-day at the har-
Dor Caara. 1t is said she will proceed
sou.hward to join tho Nioshsroy at Pornam.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
.MEDOLERS ARE At WORK.
Busy Circulating Reports Of a Mis-
understanding Between William
and CaprivL
Tho Chancellor. However, Firmes
In the Kaiser's Favor Than
Ever Before.
Commercial TrsAties Katinsd-Tho Gay
ElIxsbotr, Granddaug htor OF the AUS
trlan Kmpcror-Eorsign Events.

Copyright. 1893. by ths Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Dec. O-Conssrvativss are In.
creasinR their attacks upon the govern
ment, the latest form being . crusade led
by Hamnsrstein In the Drsuz ZeitunR. in
sinuating that there 10 ndsrssanding
between Csprivi and the Prussian minis
tsrs. The Associated prsss 10 In position
to state that there 10 not tho slightest foun-
dation for these reports connecting the
chancellor With q crisis. Caprivi 10 hrmsr
in office to-day than ever before. He has
the perfect confidence of Emperor Will
liam. while the alleged friction said to OK
list between Caprivi GRd Gutenberg il pure
fabrication.
Business has been satisfactory in Cor
many during the latter half OF Dscsmher.
The impression prevails that the seven
meager years are ended and better times
are coming with the new year. There have
been 220 deaths from influenza the past six
weeks. Sickness 10 mo:e virulsnt than ever
bsfors. and 10 not yet diminishing.
The ratifcations Of the commercial treaty
with Sstvia wsro exchanged to-day at the
foreign Offices. Tho treaty will come In
force Jan. l. The Roumanian treaty comsl
into operation tho same date. but 10 subject
to the approval Of the Roumanian cham.
beYs.
The Cameron mutiny has led to renewal
of waning voices against further extension
Of German colonial enterprises. The Vos-
sichs ZeitunR attributes the condition Of
the colony to the inosmpstency Of govern
mcnt officials. and declares that neishe,
Gov. Zinmer or his subordinates are fitted
to administer an African colony. and claim.
inx that capable men like Wissmann and
Emin have been replaced BY buresuorats.
The Germania yesterday published the
fact that Princess Elizabeth and Lieut..
Siegfried we're not married In order TO stor
false reports and In the interest OF the
Catholic church. Sieafred being q Protest
ant. Tho Germania wants to impress the
people with the fact that marriage 10 i'm
possible unless all conditions Of the church
for mixed marriages are fulAllsd explicitly
Tho parents OF tho princess, hndinR that
she was infatuated. and had ESCAPED and
made the TyIolez trip with her lover. in.
| vented the story of marriage, for whict
| steps have only just been taken.
The commercial agreement between
France and Spain has bssn signed. The
latter country extends to France. in 1894.
the benefit of treaties with other powers
| and France grants Spain the minimuH
tariff and withdraw tho prohibition upor
| impoftations from Algeria.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
MINING LOCATIONS.
Yesterday Closed tho Time Ter this heraeae~
us0 Notices. as

Yesterday Closed tho Tims Ter the rereett~
uss Notices.
Tho following forfeiture notices WereI
fled with the county clerk yesterdays
Caroline by Dennis Hollsnd; Gold Bua
by G. h. Bosaust; placer BY Faul :. Az
Bickls; Mnv-Bo.3o BY w. H. II. osottl
Constans by w. II. Duncan; Only Halvation
placer by VIM. Muth; Pack Saddle, Bell
Mare and Banjo by Gso. Il. Bsyhas Huek-s
CHERRY, Superior aud Nile by Vim. Mutht
Mammoth Il Il Mary by A. Vsstai; Henry
by John Horsky; Free Coinage By b. ].
Punches; placer bv Il. d. EdRsrton st eli
placer by Henry Carstsnssn; Star Ccppef
BY Il. d. Zoi9ler; Leader BY y. y. BhadeEt
sapphirs by .. II. Powers; griftish hy Gao.
a'S,' placer Ss Tsrn D. sprss. e e M 'I; p.s:. 3
bert Zeiclsr; placer By Gold and Gem En-
pIoration Company. Of Montana. llnitsdJ
May Morrison by M. II. Ruplsyj
place. placer hy W; ?; Gssd; ,o.l,s. ps.
Intimidation. Marguerite s., Summit bas-
GENT. Jasper and General Sheridan. BY
Theo. shedd; MaRsy BY b. 9. Hudson,
Grown Point by the Golden Grown Aiming
company; Sun Rise. spokane and Towslsy.
Forest Queen by T.. W. Bsas.is; Blue Jay
BY Antoine Campssu: Bonanza; Ohio and
Mother, by Joseph H0!obsrR st a.. Dandy
by Abe Goldberg; Christmas placer by u.
g. Dallas; Niagara by y. A. BesoheF; Bi1s
Grouse. Blue Grouse Extension, X. g. g.
and M. Il. X. by U. j. Bickett; NonpaTisl
by j. q. BenHest; Caledonia BY Adolph
Wirth; Missouri River and Toddy Boyd BY
+. H. CadwallAder; Colnmb bian by Evan
Williams; Best placer by Frank Fuller,
Paul David by A. j. +. EhYick; Rather b.
p. b. MeKovsnJ Geraldine. Wood Tick.
Conductor, sixty Four and Oro Cache, W
Duncan Hunter.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
KEEP OUT OF DEBT.

A Resolution That II Adhered to VIII
Bring Substantial, Results,
In turning over new leaves for 1894, the
frst resolution made should be one to
avoid debt in every form. Any person. no
matter how small their income, onn easily
arrange their affairs 20 as to buy for cash.
II may not be quite sach smooth sailing
through the month as IL 10 to order what
you want from the oblieine (3) merchant
and have 1t charged. but tho first Of the
month will bring:with il peaoe Of mind and
freedom from duns. instead Of worry about
how to mako both ends meet. The pu--
chaser for cash 10 of course NOT bound TO
any one merchant. hat can purchase where
he or shs plsasss. Very little investigation
will show that the best place to buy is Al
Weinstein & Co.'S. Doing the largest de-
paItment store business in the northwest.
buying all kinds of nsrehsndiss through
their Wholesale branch In New York oity,
and shipping only in large quantities. they
afford the person with ready cash . chance
to save many dollars on their necessary
purchases.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Winter Races,

BAN FRANc1gCo, Dec. 30.-Six furlon9s-
Sir Charles, Blizzard. Fortune, 1:171s; i've
furioaRs-Guss Seaside. Go'dius. 1:0411;
mile and one -siyteenth-Pososdor.C Cadmus
Racine. 1853; stsepleohnse - Tsmplemors,
LonEwell. Cito. 3Al]5; six furlonRs-Pen-
ny,oYal. Furo Royal Flush. 1:l61a.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 3O.-Ssven furlorgs
Bret Hsrte. Tom DAILY. John Irwin. 1:2g1
Ave and one-half furlonas - Rosebuu
Winnie Davis, Emperor Billet. los; six
characterization. Tippecanoe, Jim Eogg
1;l5I; mils-Brazos, Michel. rasco. 1:42l55
six and one-hRlf iurlonGa-Carmcn, Mis-
Pe kins, German. 1:23sd.