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Citation by Publication.
Emma Howard
No. 6OO6. vs..
Claude Howard.

Claude Howard.
In the District Court of Bexar County,
37th judicial District of Texas.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff or any
Constable of Bexar County,-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication of this Citation In
some newspaper published in the County
Of Bexar, once in each week for four con-
secutive weeks, previous to the return
day hereof, you summon Claude Howard,
whose residence Is unknown, to be and
appear at the next regular term OF the
District Court OF the 37th Judicial District
of Texas, in and for BeXar County, to be
holden at the Court House thereof In the
City of San Antonio, on the 18th Monday
after the first Monday In October, A. ID.
1898, the same being the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1893, then and there to answer a
petition filed IN said Court on the 7th day
of April. 1893, in a suit, numbered on the
Docket of said Court, No. 6OO6 wherein
Emma Howard is plaintiff, and Claude
Howard Is defendant, wherein plaintiff
alleges as follows, to-wit: That she is a
bona fide inhabitant of the State Of Tex
as, and has resided in BeXar County for
more than six months prior to the insti-
tuition OF this suit, and that the residence
of defendant is unknown. That she was
legally married to defendant on May %,
1886, and as the fruit of said marriage had
Dorm 10 IDeUl u SUI, IlOWdlN, dSCu
six years. That on or about April l, 1890,
defendant left plaintiff, with intention Of
abandonment, and has continuously re-
NAMED away, failing and refusing to con-
tribute to the support Of plaintiff or the
said child. Wherefore plaintiff prays for
decree annulling the marriage between
herself and defendant, for the custody Of
her said child, and for the restoration OF
her maiden name, for costs and general
relief.
Herein fail not, but have you before
said Court, on the said first day OF next
term thereof, this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed
the same.
Witness, Henry Umscheid, Clerk OF the
District Court of BeXar County.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
~ Court, at office, In the City OF
IL San Antonio, this the 9th day
| L. S. Sof November, A. d., 1893.
Issued same day.
HENRY UMsCHEID,,
Clerk District Court of BeXar County.
| By GEO. w. HUNTREss, Deputy.
Came to hand December 4th, A. d.,
| 1893, at o'clock p. m, and publication OIL
| the above Citation ordered mace In the
San Antonio Daily LIGHT: -
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas
By NJ. +. CAMPBELL, Deputy. l27 lOI
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
THE STREET or COMPANY Sc
VERERY DEALT WITH.
After Delinquent Tax-Payers-No
Disposition Made of the Water
Question-A Large Batch of Reso-
lutions Introduced.

The city council was called to
order at ) o'clock yesterday after
noon by Mayor Paschal, the only
alderman absent being HI. Limbur-
ger. The following business was
disposed of:
PETITIONS.
A. Walter, for permission to open
meat market; granted.
Oscar Schendel, to move hobby
horses; market and park commit
tee.
Proposition of d. q. Burns to
destroy garbage; sanitary commit
tee.
Proposition Of Larkin L. Smith,
concerning the widening Of West
Commerce street; public improve
ment committee.
&c. Kliefoth, for an allowance
for extra work as street murderer; ;
not granted.
Simon Fest, ST., to exchange
property with the city and for cor
rected description in a deed giving
by him to the city; finance and
public improvement committee.
Citizens Electric Power and
Street Railway company, for per.
mission to change switch to Rich.
mond avenue; public improvement
committee.
John n. OMeara, proposing tC
furnish rock slabs; finance com
mittee.
REPORT OF OFFICERS.
F. c. Kliefoth, for week ending
Dec. 8; referred to finance com
mittee.
City engineers report on en-.
croachment on Macon street, be-
tween San Pedro avenue and Jack,
son street; finance committee.
City engineers estimate fol
matchmaking Rusk street, $3.50
finance committee.
City engineer asking for an ap.
preparation of 1926 for material
used for sewer plans; finance com.
mittee.
City engineers estimate fol
r1iacadamizing Washington street,
$406; finance committee.
City assessor, asking that rate
of taxation for the fiscal year end
ing May 81, 1894, to be fixed as
soon as possible; finance com
mittee.
The city marshal reported favor
ably on the petition of S. Villanu
eva, to parade the street with {
band daily. The report was grant
ed, Alderman Joe Beckman votin,
mo"
The city engineer submitted .
map showing a subdivision out O
o. C. Ill, range D, owned by Mrs
A. J. Dignowity, recommending
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WARNING.

AUTHORIZED CoLLEoTorS.
The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
FRED SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
GEORGE BROWN.
Subscribers are req uested not to pay
their subscription without taking a re-
ceipt. L. b. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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ENGINE FOR SALE.

A 7-horse Van Duzen Gas and
Gasoline engine, almost new, in
first-class condition. Cost to run
about six cents per hour. The rea-
son for selling is the purchase Of a
larger engine Of the same make,
For further particulars address,
T. B JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
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TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

at Bellairo, Mich, tho house OF Oliver
pattio was burned aud his throo chill.
trcn wore roasted to death. Thoy wcro
locked in tho house, the father bolng ~
work In d factory, and tho mother bo.
ing absont preaching for tho "Grovor.
lhes,' religious sect Of which sho 10 u
member
Tho Pennsylvania house Of delegates
has passed bill prohibiting tho manu-.
iac.HFe and salo Of cigarettes In tho
state.
Tho Pennsylvania legislature last
night adopted suitable resolutions on
thedeath Of James q. Blaino.
The mercury dropped Rity degrees in
Chicago yesterday from 40 above TO 10
bolow--in ten hours,
Water is thirty foot dcop In tho prin.
cipul airoCts Of Brisbane, Australia,
Pat sheody, In Nu intorylcw, saya Cor.
bctt is afraid TO 1glt Mitchell.
Tho indictment against Ferdinand
Ward las boon dismissed.
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less the duties should be made low
enough TO enormously swell importa'
tions.
The wool and woolens bill passed by
the house at tho last session would
surrender nine and q half lnRllons-an
manufactures OF wool, on the basis OF
the importations OF tho last calendar
year, and 1t would require an enormous
increase OF importations OF woolen
goods TO make good the loss.
Mr., Dockery estimated probable de-
ficlency June 80, 1894, Of Sl6,096,500,
The estimated deficiency was based on
appropriations and revenues; but the
actual expenditures for that iscGl year
were likely to reach the limit oi liabll-
ity-that was to say S52s, ll0,24B, This
was entirely exclusive OF the $1,000, 900
probable inadequacy Of tho deficiency
estimate which had been submitted for
tho current fiscal year, Indeed this
estimate was much more likely 10 DO
within the limits Of actual expenditure
than in excess OF the expenditures,
Taking the statement OF tho secretary
Of the treasury the conclusion was ire
sistable that public expenditures must
be materially reduced, taxation in
creased or new issue OF bonds made TO
meet impending liabilities,
The bill was then read for amend
ments, and amendments offered respec-
lively by Mr.. Wheeler TO reduce the
compensation OF members OF Congress
to 81, 900 and by Mr., Miller to reduce
the compensation Of the President to
5000 were rejected.
Mr., Pickering made vigorous attack
against the provision OF the bill proYid-
ing for n commission to inquire into the
working OF the executive departments,
and without disposing OF the paragraph,
the COMMITTEES rose and the house
adjourned.
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IN THE HOUSE.


Mir. Dingiey CuIis Attention to tho In.
creased Expenditures by Democratic
Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. lin mark.
cd contrast with the interest taken in
tho proceedings Of tho house yesterday
was the lack OF attention paid to tho
routine business Of to-day, And yet
the house yesterday Occompllshednoth-
ing. To-day It made fair progross with
ono oil tho great appropriation bills.
Tho BunRtn amendments to tho Hartor
bill OF lading bill worc concurred IN
The house then proceeded In com.
mlttoo OF tho whole 10 tho consideration
Of the legislative appropriation bill.
Mr.. Dingley said tho appropriations
made by this congress would reach ono
billion aud thlrty'olght millions against
nino hundred and oighty.elght millions
made by tho ilfty.flrst congress, m In.
crease OF fifty millions. II tnero should
bo no tariff legislation 10 disturb, tho
revenue for tho fiscal year 1898 would
undoubtedly reach s450,000,0O0 and tho
expenditures should not exceed $500.
OO0,OOO, nnd would not, II The river and
hnrbor expenditures should not uxCood
$4,000, 900 which wna S2,000,000 moro
than was evor uxnpndU1. II tlinyshould
20 up To s93,000,000 az contemplated by
Tho action Of tho house lhorD would IN.
evitably be q deficiency next yeaF. Tho
tariff legislation ioroshadowbd would
undoubtedly diminish tho revenue un.
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That Russian Treaty.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 7-When
the senate committee on foreign rela,
tions reported the Russian extradition
treaty to the senate it was with an
amendment to the effect that attempts
to murder tho czar or any member OF
the royal family should be considered
aa non-political offences, regardless OF
what the motive OF tho criminal might
be, and that, bajng non.political Of
fences, they should be extraditable,
This clause was productive of a great
deal of debate and the senate was com.
PEELED to spend part Of a number of
executive sessions in its consideration
The opposition was led by Mr.. Turpie.
After somewhat spirited argument on
the part OF Mr.. lurpie the roll call
showed moro than the necessary two
thirds in favor OF tho amendment, and
tho treaty was ratified.
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A Now Rellulous Crnzc.

CoLUMnus, KAs,, Feb. 7.-Tho people
OF this place are greatly excited over
tho spread OF now religion, OF which
John and David Deems, of this place,
are the founders and oxpounders.
The basis OF their religion is tho gov
crnment Of personal conduct according
to tho teachings Of the new testament,
literally interpreted. John Deems do.
votes himself 10 tho material and David
to tho spiritual phase OF the new
religion. John claims divine healing
power manifested by tho simple laying
on Of hands, and II Tho testimony Of
convortsis to bo believed his power is
indeNd Wonderful. A number OF re-
marlSablO curos arc reported.
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MRS. WHTTNEY's LIFE.
A Woman Of Fine Intellect and Brilliant
Social Qualities.

N woman OF tlno lNtcleCJ anu brllunnt
Social Qualities.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 7-Mrs. Flora
Payne Whitney, who died Saturday
night in Now York, was born June %,
ls42, in this city, whore her parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Henry B, Payne, live.
Her girlhood was passed in Cleveland
until shc became fifteen years old, when
she went to New Haven for course OF
instruction. From Now Haven she
went to Boston, where she studied two
years under Prof Agassiz Afterwards
she went abroad in company with Gov
ernor Mattison. Of illinois, and his
daughters. While in Europe, and such
parts OF Asia as was accessible at that
timo, she wrote, covering period OF
two years absence, a series Of enter
tanning letters for publication. These
excited widespread comment at the
time, and arc yet preserved in many
households among the older residents
Of Cleveland.
On her return from abroad, Miss
Payne took up her residence with her
parents and shone in Cleveland society
until hcr marriage with Mr.. whitney,
which took place in 1857 at the home
in which her father now lives. Though
deeply grievGd over tho death OF his
duughter Mr.. Payne bears tho blow
well. In telling tho history Of his
daughters lilo he could not remember
dates exactly and had to refer TO the
family Bible for tho date OF her birth.
During Yesterday constant stream of
callers were offering Senator Payne
sincere condolences.
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NEw YoRK, Feb. 7.--suporintendent
Havens, Of the fourth district lite.savlng
service at Point Pleasant, reports that
tho Norwegian bark Alive, Captain
jacobson, from Dunkirk, December 21.
for New York, in ballast, came ashore
at $3.50 last night at Long Beach, N. j.,
life-saving station. Before an attempt
was made to rescue tho crew by the
life-saving station 1--WE OF the crew OF
tho bark attempted to land in their
own boat, but it was cGpsizod in tho
surf and all wcre drowned.
Tho iie.saving crew finally succeeded
in reaching her, and by use Of tho
brecches buoy rescued the olevon re-
manning members OF the crew, includ-
ing the captain.
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IACK o1IFFoRn AcQuIIrND
or Murder in the Homestead Case-Othe
Trials to be Pushed Through.

OF MuFucr IN the MumehtnnH SNSe-Olhei
Trials to be Pushed Through.
PrTsHURGH, Pa, Feb, 7,-Jack Cliff,
ford, the Homestead strike leader,
charged with the unlawful killing Of p.
j. Conpors during the famous barge
battle in July 8, was acquitted this even
ing. Since tho Homestead trials began
there has not been such an attendance
Mt the court house as there was to-day.
Every inch OF space was occupied and
many persons We're unable 10 get inside
the doors. The day vas devoted to the
arguments OF counsel for the defense
and prosecution and the charge Of Judge
Stowe.
The arguments on both sides were
mastery efforts and the judges charge
impartial. At $500 o'clock this after
noon tho case was given to the jury and
court adjourned until evening, At 1880
court reconvoned aud it was announced
that the jury had arrived at an agree
ment Tho defendant was brought
from jail and placed in the prisoners
box, where he nervously awaited the
result.
The jury thon alod in, and tho fore
man announced tho verdict OF not
guilty. An incipient attempt at ap-
plause made by a couple OF men present
was speedily checked by the court Off
cera. Clifford heayed sigh OF relief ut
the announcement and was immediate.
ly taken back to jail on the other
charges pending against him. lie still
has indictments for murder, treason and
riot to answer for. Tomorrow an effort
will be made to secure his release on
bail. District Attorney Burleigh's COM
ment OH ntheVordict was to say: "Wewiti
try each ono OF these cases rs they come
aud the responsibility for the verdicts
rests upon the jurors and not upon u.s."
All the cases will be tried including
that of Chairman II, G. Frick. Hugh
O'Donnell will be placed on trial next
Monday Tomorrow Bauer and Knold,
the anarchists indicted as accessories
to Bergman, the man who shot II. Q.
Frick, will bo placed on trial.
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HAWAIIAN SITUATION,
Nothing win Bc punc Until the Receipt of
OhlclnI AdylCes.

Nothing win Ro Done Until the Receipt OF
Otiicial AdvIGes.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 7-Tho Ha-
waiian commissioners and DR., Mott
Smith, the Hawaiian minister had
another interview this morning with
Secretary Foster at the state depart-
ment. As was the case with the two
previous interviews, this was entirely
informal, being confined to an inter-
change Of official views on the subject
OF annexing the Hawaiian islands 10 the
United States. Nothing was said about
the time when the commissioners shall
be received by President Harrison and
thus formally recognized, and the deter
mination OF this date will depend upon
the nature OF the adviCes from Homo
lulu, which are expected to reach San
Francisco tomorrow on the Oceanic
steamship Australia.
All the members Of the cabinet were
present at thecabinet meeting to-day ex-
cept Secretary Noble. There was no
change in the situation OF Hawaiian af-
fairs as far as the cabinet is concerned.
0Iessrs. Thurston and Carter LETT on
the noon train for New York on per-
sopal business and will return to-mor'
row evening. Another conference may
be held on Thursday, but the commits
sioners separated from Secretary Fos-
ter to-day there was nodednite arrange
ment to that effect. t
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BosroS, Fob. 7-The shoe district OF
Boston was visited by q disastrous FIRE
tonight, tho scene of tho conaagration
being the so.called Green building, 275
to 2S5 Congress street, The total loss
is estimated at upwards Of s900,UO0.
Tho firms who suffered are: Clapp 4
Co., Daniels & Co., the stearns Shoe
Company, Riley & Co., Haynes, Sparrow
& Co. and Simmons, Hatch & Whitten.
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ST. PErERauURo, Feb. 1-rho press
hprO has exposed q traffic in Young
women In tho eastern provinces. Girls
havo boon docoyed from homo by mon
representing themselves 10 DO agents ni
tho Worlua Galr In Chicago, Promises
Of good wagos for easy work at tho fair
worO glyon TO the glrls. Once over tho
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Dlschnrged for Want Of evidence.

PARs, Feb, 7,-Ex-Minister and Dep
uty Rouyier, ox-Minister and Senator
Paul Deven, Senator Albert Grevy,
brother of the late president, and sona-
tor Leon Renault, have been discharged
from the accusations against them in
connection with the Panama proceed
ings on the ground that the evidence
docs not Warrant-puttinE thein on trial.
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THE VIEW,
oorrigan Thinks Cardinal Gibbons
was Attacked,
AND THE POPE MUST HAVE KNOWN

OF tho Action of tho Arehblshop's
Conference Before He Appointed
satolll-Blshop chaPelIe Took tho
Minutes to Rome-A Sensational
Dispatch to q Chicago Paper Denied.
"A Catholic Editorial Denying the
Whole Story, Which was Evidently
Falkir's Work.
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PARIS, Fob. 7.--llenry cottu, director
Of tho Panama canal, and n defendant
in tho Panama trial, was liberated this
evening.
Tic recall Of tho duko Of orioans from
Africa Ia said 10 prelude tho abdlGation
oi the count oil Paris In his sons favor,
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rnlntora nnd poeorntorN As.ocIntIon

CLEVELAND, O., Feb, 7,.-Thc ninth
annual session Of tho Master House
Painters and Decorators association
mot hero this morning. The presidents
annual report wap delivered In which
ho explained tho uction taken In regard
to tho New Jersey association. George
Butter. Of Philadelphia, read u paper OH
tho rotation Of employer and employed,
in which he said many good words for
tho utuployc,
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PARIS, Feb. 7-Tho organizers Of the
proposed celebration on labor day have
decided to exclude tho Boulauglat
groups from taking part, Tho organ.
izers insist that ali who arc TO sharo In
tho denonstrRtion shall mako deClara.
ton in favor OF international revolu-
tionary socialism.
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THB DANGER POINT
Passed at Pittsburgh, and the
Worst Of the Flood is Over,
THE RIVER STILL RISING SLOWLY
AT g Late Hour and Considerable
Damage Has Been Done,
/ SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS

Above and Below Pittsburgh and
AlIeGheuy-At Oil City, Parkers and
other Points the Waters on n Rogu-
lar Rampage-Roports from Vest
ern Pennsylvania Are that Great
Damage Has Deon Done and there
is Much suHerinG-Peoplo Taken
from Their Houses in Boats-Rail.
road Traffic InteFrupted-rho Cold
Snap Has Saved Us from tsepett'
tIon of Ono of the Big Floods ofthe
Past.
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WIN Right Tl,rco Mon.

NEW YonE, Feb. 7.-Con. Riordan,
tho big Californian, has agreed to fight
three mon In ono week before the Ariel
Club, Of Philadelphia. His first oppo.
mont will bo big Bill DaviS; his second
Joe Butler, the eoloFed man who knock.
cd Joo Goddard down several times In a
glove contest ut the Ariel Club, and his
third opponent will DO an unknown.
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RAILROAD employees
The Bill to Protect Their Lives
Opposed by Democrats,
Mr.. CHANDLER CALLS ATTENTION

OF the Democrats to the Fact that
They Are ignoring Their Party Plat
form-He Twits Them with Voting
Against the Repeal OF the Sherman
Silver Act in Spite OF Mr. oIeve-
lands Appeals, and Predicts They
will Likewise Ignore Their Pledge
to Repeal the Mckinley Bill,
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ALI THREE PERlsHED.
a Farmer nnd His Daughter Killed Will,
Trying TO snve His lIotller.

Trying to Save His Mother.
LINDSAY, ONT, Feb. John Marks,
farmer living eight miles from here,
and his daughter, were burned to death
while attempting to rescue his aged
mother from their home, which was de.
etroyed by ere yesterday. Whom the
fire was discovered all the family save
Marks aged mother made hasty exit.
The fact that she had been left to
perish in the flames was soon dis.
covered and Marks and his eldest
daughter returned to rescue her. They
had scarcely entered the building when
it collapsed, and all three persisted.
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Great SUFFERING in zante.

ATHENS, Feb. 7.--Despito the large
amount Of supplies already sent to
Zante and tho preparations to send
more, the island iS threatened with a
general famine. Three more heavy
shocks were felt on the island yester-
day. In one village eighty-hve houses
were demolished and many lives lost
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WIN Furnish the Music.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 7.-The
committee having charge of the in
auguration arrangements have awarded
the contract for music for the inaugural
ball and promenade concerts to the
United States Marine Band, OF this city.
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NRLpIH anANTs HUSBAND DEAD.
The Man Who Caused Her So Much Sorrow
Dlna IN Il FOrelgn Lnnl.

Dies IN II FOreIgn LNnI'
LONDON, Feb, 7.-The news OF the
death OF Algornou Charles sartoris, the
husband of General Grants daughter
Nellie, arrived in London to-day and
caused much interest in American cir
cles. He died in Caprlon, February 8,
Mrs. Sartoris could add but little to tho
bare news. She docs not yet know the
cause OF tho death OF tho man who
brought her SO much sorrow. 1t is not
likely to make any difference in her
mode OF life Sho will continue to live
in London attending to the education
OF her three children.
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IoNnoN, Feb, 7.--Justico Harlan, o.
tho United States supreme court, wal
introduced yesterday by Lord Chic
Justice Colerldgo to tho barrlsters o.
tho court Of queens bench and was In
vlted TO and occupied q seat on the
bench b0gIdo tho lord ohieI iultloO.
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PANS, Fob. 7.-Tho Marseillos corrc.
apondont Of tho LibT1e says that within
the last four days Gtty persona huvO
died In Marsoillog Of cholOralC disease.
Tho sanitary council In this city has
sont Dr. lhonet, an authority on chol.
era, TO Maaselllos 10 ascertain exactly
the nature OF tho disease.
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cantrnI rhnc LeEnl rInc.

bpfVdI UFFVIcN " TN9 IWItNIVlNVtH
CoLuMBus, o., Feb, 7,--Thc house 10.
day passed Representative Taylor's bill
making central meridian time legal limo
In Ohio. II Is expected that 1t will pass
tho Bonnlo,