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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

Of his predecessors. Supreme Chancellor
Blackwell is, in all that the words imply,
a KentuCkian to the manner born; fear
less, aggressive and courageous. be dareS
at all times to do what he believes to be
right.
Owing to the action of the supreme
lodge at the session at Kansas City last
year, whereby IL was decided that the rit-
uals of the order should be used only in
the English language, considerable
trouble has arisen, especially among the
German lodges Those Of other national
tiles have almost universally accepted the
conditions.
In consequence of the trouble with the
German element, Supreme Chancellor
Blackwell has made many visitations to
different states, with a view TO full
and Thorough explanation of the sltua-
ton. so that all might understand
where they were at" These viSitationS
have universally resulted in the supreme
lodges being sustained in the course they
pursued, and the supreme chancellor
commended for the position which he has
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

New Jersey-Second Regiment, Of Phil
lpsburg, 10 men, field and staff; Ortygia
Division. No. 10, of PhillipSburg. 81 men;
Myrtle Division, No. ?, of Paterson, 81
men.
New York-Albauy Division, No. 3, of
Albany, 30 men; Ashland Division, No. ),
of New York city, % men; Second Regi-
ment, of Poughkeepsie. 400 men, and
band of twenty pieces; Julius H. Rath-
bone Division, No. 81, of Brooklyn. 20
men; Buffalo Division, No. C, of Buffalo,
y men.
Ohio-Second Regiment of Cleveland,
200 men and band of 80 pieces: Lebanon
Division, No IS, OF Lebanon, 10 men;
FOstoria Division, No. 80. Of F0s'oria,
40 men and band of IS pieces; Eighth
Regiment of Canton, 200 men; Preux
ChevaIer Division, of Cleveland; Column
bia Division, No. 2S, of Cincinnati; yell
low Cross Division, No. So, of Alliance,
80 men; Middleport Division, No. lis, OF
MiddlepOrt 10 men.
PennSylvania-AltoO Division, No
%. of Altoona. 40 men; Pennsylvania
Brigade, of Cory, 700 men, staff ard band
OF Is pieces; WiIkesbarre Division, No.
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Division, No. IS, Of Garrett, and Success
Division. OF Seymour.
IllinoiS-Second Regiment, of Taylor
vile, fifty men, staff and band; Illinois
Division, No. 9, Chicago. fifty men; First
Regiment, of Chicago, and Sixth Regi-
ment, Of Alton.
Iowa-Lily Division, No. Ii, of Radcliff,
twenty men; Fifth Regiment, Of
Clinton, 100 men, including staff.
KanSaS-kansaS Brigade, seventy five
to 100 men, and Galena Division, No. 3, of
Galena. thirty-6ve men.
Kentucky-Third Regiment, of Hender-
son; Friendship Division, No. y, of Cow
ington. fairly to sixty men; CovingtOn Di-
vision, No. ~ of COvingJon. and Guiding
Star Division No. ,, of Dayton, sixteen to
eighteen men.
Maryland-Pythian Division No. l. Of
Baltimore fifty men.
Massachusetts Massachusetts Brig
ade, of Fall River, 600 men, including
staff. and Second Regiment OF Boston.
Michigan-Grand Rapids Division, No.
i, OF Grand Rapids; Hastings Division,
No. 10, OF Hastings, fifty men.
MiSSouri-De Soto Division, mo 10, o T
De Soto, Is men: Apollo Division, No. ~,
Of KirkSyille, % men; Damon Division +,
No. Is, of st, Louis.
New Hampshire-Story Division, No. l
Of Manchester; Laconia Davsion, No. g.,
OF Laconia, 80 men; Pittsburg Division,
No. 3, OF Concord, 80 men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

ter b. Richie, r. L. C. White and Tracy
r. Bangs. Committee on Revision Of Sc
cret Work and CeremOnies-R.A Il. C..
White, Walter b. Richie and W. A. Rad
cliffe.
The drills begin August 90 in George
Washington Camp, as the tented fled
has been called. A great parade, a re-
ception, ball and magnificent ban
Duet have also been arranged for the
week. The programme for today is as
follows: Overture, by the band: address
OF welcome, by Commissioner Rose: ad-
dress by Vice President Stevenson; re-
Spouse by Supreme Chancellor w. w.
Blackwell; address by Congressman
Conn, of Indiana; response by DR.. r. l..
c. White, grand keeper of records and
seal.
There will also be short speeches by
Walter b. Richie and other prominent
PvthlanS, iDterSperSed with selections by
the band, and the formal exercises will be
followed by promenade concert which
will finish the evening.
Among the leading uniformed divisions
to attend are the following:
District of Column bia- First Regiment,
2SO men and band of twenty pieces.
Alabama-Anniston Division, No. 5. OF
Admission. Ala, fifteen men: PerciVale
Division, No. II, of Mobile, thirty two
men.
Connecticut-E. f. Durand Division,
No. II. of Hartford, thirty-twO men:
Connecticut brigade headquarters and
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or holding the supreme lodge and en-
campment was a singularly appropriate
action on the part of the last session,
which convened in Kansas City. Wash
ingtOn is the birthplace of the Knights
of Pythias, and it is fitting that the city
In which the infant struggles of the order
were made should now be the scene of the
largest gathering Of Knights verbrought
together.
The order was founded February 80,
1864, by Mr.. Justice II. RathbOne and
others in what was then called Temper
ance Hall, on E street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. The building is more
Familiarity known today as Marini's Hall,
and is now occupied by branch Of the
money order division of the post
Office department, Washington Lodge,
No. /, was the first lodge organized, but it
ceased to exist many years ago. The
oldest lodge now in existence is Franklin
lodge, No. 2, of this city. The order, as
its name implies, is based to a certain ex-
tent on the familiar story of Damon and
Pythias, the deep spirit of friendship that
existed between these two persons, and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-This city will
belong to the Knights OF Pythias this
week, the occasion being the biennial ses-
sion OF the supreme lodge of the world,
and the encam pment of the uniform rank
of the order. Representatives of all the
State Jurisdictions are assembling for the
purpose of legislating for and furthering
the interests of the order, and hundreds Of
uniform divisions from all sections of the
country will compete for prizes In drilling
and marching. Red, blue and yellow flags
and shields are displayed all along the
avenue, and it is cOnservatively estimated
that 100000 strangers will throng the
streets.
The selection of this city as the place
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City Division, No 81. of Pittsburg; In
land City Division. No. Z, Of Lancaster,
50 men aid band of p pieces. @,
Rhode Island-FirSt Regiment, Of
Providence, l57 men and bandI of twenty
pieces. - -
Teyas-Temple Division, No. % of
Tempe. 20 to p men: Bee Division. No.
20, of Reevllle, 80 men; Texas Brigade, Of
Fort Worth. 100 men.
Virginia-IIampton Division, No. 9. of
Hampton, 30 men; First Regiment of Nor
folk, 10 men with band.
West Nirginia-Allegheny Division No.
II, OF Grafton, Piedmont Division, No.
10, Of Piedmont, 30 men: Potomac Dr.
vision No. 10. Of Bayeard. % men;
Blackwater Division, No 10, Of Davis, II
men.
WiscOnSin-BelOitD Division, No. u. of
BelOit, 40 to 20 men; John A. Hnsey
Division, No. ?. of Milwaukee, 30 to 40
men.
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GORMAN is ILL.
His Case is Very Serious and Bad
Results NAV Ensue.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-A special TO a
morning paper from Baltimore says:
Senator Germans physicians advise
him to leave for Europe at the earliest
possible day, not only for the benefit of
the sea voyage, but for the purpose of
taking treatment at one Of the Ger
man springs. His health is declared
to be in very precariouS state.
An intimate friend of the Gorman'family
today said: 1T is true that Senator Cor
mans family and friends have been
greatly alarmed about his health for sew
eral months, and his physicians have fire.
Quently advised him that he must devOt
a long period to absolute rest and abstain
from work of all sorts or else he would
break down completely aud irrevocably."
The senator left Washington for Sara
tOga yesterday for rest. II he does not
improve the whole family will probably
go TO Europe. 1t is their intention, at all
events, TO go to Europe in the spring after
the short session of Congress is over, and
remain there all next summer,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27
Galveston Seduction Case.

New ORLEANS, La, August Pr, A.
Bond. alias r. A. Barnes, who was ar
rested here several days ago on charges
of being a fugitive from Galveston,
where he is wanted for the Sc
duction of Miss Nora Woodruff,
has made application for a writ of
habeaS corpus to release him from the
parish prison, where he is now confined
by order of the court. The writ has been
issued as applied for and was made re-
turnable at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. As
sistant Chief of Police Boyd, of Galveston,
is still here awaiting reQuisitiOn papers
for Bond.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27
INVoKEs THE COURTS.
Major Male, of Austin, Will Enjoin
Austin to Compel Purchase.
Special to the LIGHT:

Special to the LIGHT:
AUSTIN. Texas. Aug. 2s.-Joseph Male,
one Of the Stockholders in the Austin
Water, Light aud Power company, left
this morning for San Antonio for the pur-
pose Of filing an injunction in the Federal
court there to restrain the City of Austin
from making any further bond issue on
her water and light system, now in course
of erection. and also to force the city to
carry ont the contract made with his
company for furnishing water to the city
or purchase his works.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

body of the order in the matter OF main
tanning H. as an American institution.
The Uniform Rank Of the knights of
PvthiaS. which has been the great medl-
nm through which the world has been
enabled to gain some idea of the SCldity
and strength Of the order. i now eSta D.
llshed in every state and territory II the
United States and in each OF the British
provinces on this continent. Never In
the history of fraternal organization has
any society proSpered and grown in mum
beers as has the Knights of Pythias during
the past two years, and to the Uniform
Rank, in very great measure, is due TINS
remarkable prosperity.
Officers Of this rank are: Major Gener-
al, J. Il. Carnahan, Ind; supreme mas
ter at arms, J. II. LyOl, Kan; supreme
inner guard, A. b. GARDENER, y. y; su-
preme outer guard, j. w. Thompson. ID.
c.
The following comprises the list of lead
ing officers connected with the civil
branch of the order: w. w. Blackwell,
supreme chancellor, Henderson, Ky;
Walter b. Richie, supreme vice chan
celIOr. Lima, o.; George b. Shaw, past
supreme chancellor, Eau Claire, Wis;
r l.. c. White. supreme keeper OF rec.
ordS and seals, Nashville, Tenn, and
Supreme Representatives Phi lip Col
grove, Hastings, Mich; Tracy K. Bangs,
Grand Forks, n. D.; George Seay, Gala
tin. Tenn. : John H. Alexander, Lees
burg, Va: w. A. Radcliffe, Sedaia. Mos
Thomas ID Meares, Wilmington, n. c.,
aud ID j. Turner, Norfolk, Va.
The following committees OF the Su-
preme lodge will be in session at the
NOrmandie today: Committee on lncor-
poration of the Supreme Lodge
George b. Shaw, w. w. Blackwell, Wal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27
War Feeling Increasing.

YOKOHAMA, Aug. 25 The war feeling
here is growing more intense every day
and there is great popular demand for
transfer of warlike operations from Corea
to China. 1t is suggested that Japan
should unite all her available troops
and march upon Pekin Immediately.
A commercial treaty between Great
Britain and Japan was ratified Saturday
last,
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Suspected Murder.

DICKSON, Tenn, Aug. 27.-COnsiderable
excitement prevails at White Bluff over
the supposed murder of William Few,
whose body was found lying on the rail-
road track near that place. Few had
been engaged in a row with some other
men and it is suspected by some that
Few was murdered and his body after
wards placed on the track. The body
was acknowledgements by the cars pass
in punr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 27.-The expedition
against Lambok has been attacked by the
natives with the result that the Dutch
were beaten
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

j. Z. Wilson, pleaded guilty
to a cargo of vagrancy before JUS
tice Jones today and was fined 50
and costs. He went to Jail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27
Nomination.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-The president
today nominated Second Lieut.. EllwoCd
w. Evans, Sth cavalry, TO be First Lieu
tenant.
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Executive Session.

WASHINGTON. August 27.-At 1910
O'Clock the Senate went into executive
session.
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taken in the matter. He is satisfied and
confident that the whole question will be
for all time positively and satisfactorily
adiudicated by the supreme lodge at its
next session, next August, so there may
be no question as to the views Of the great
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27
Congressman Shaw Dies.
Iollanders Repulsed.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 27.-CongreSs-
man Shaw died this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-27
BIENNIAL tx. P" MEET.
A HALF MILLION STRANGERS EX-
PECTED TO FILL THE CAP
ITAL CITY THIS WEEK.

a History of the Order of the
Knights of Pythias-Constitution-
a. Questions-The Programme To-
day-The Great Parade and Drills.
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The selection Of this city as the place
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
Now comes the tine Of Y ar

Now comes the time of y ar
when the dog question receives
',ore or less considrratit and
considering the f,w instances that
have occurred in this valley the
past Year of children being bitten
oy ;;bid dogs, the question ought
TO be settled at once In n foYclhlr'
aud tiective manner. 1t is dan
gerouS for them tu be allowed to
run at larg.., and heroic mras irrs
should bc adopted to rid thr
country Of them Paornix author.
tiles have adopted rigid ordinances
on the suhie;t and they propose To
enforce it strictly. It. is in sub :
stance rs flows: 1T imposes II
tax of s. per annanl upon all mlh'
dogs a,d of "a lpon f,.n,lrs, the
same to be paid Ivy Owner under
prn,.ty. Des de the purthtsr OF Il
tag it is prescribed tlas each do,
allowcdto run at liberty sh,ll b..
provided with II muzzln so iix, d
th,t biting shall b. an mp ssibiltv.
Every person who keeps dog
upon his pre- misses u!.taggrd shall
br deemed ~ !ty of n misd -mcanor
and nl,y ln' tined in n sum not le S
than $5 or more than $25; hut if
the owner allows his four foo ed
associate to roam the city highways
without II muzzlr, then the penalty
shall he not less than $40, and
may be increased to 500. All
nntagS Std or ununuzzlc,l CANNES arr.
to be killed on sight by The city
mar>h,l or his de-, ut'c," Ihrr-
should DC no delay in this mat,er
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
It sioal,l ne,l n, aryum>1t to

It si,1ll ns.l n, ar.1m>1s to
convince amy one Of the immense
rrotits that might b.. rea!iz II in
the raising OF early fruits in
Southern Ariz lna. Our fruits
ripen at time when the markets
in every direction are hungry for
fresh fruit and are really and a,gor
to ply hg', prices for them. Our
fruit ra:scr, would have the ex-
elusive IN ,nopo Y of the markets
for at least u month, an thi, is an
advantag, which would nran
aim 1st fabulous retnrEs from the
or.:hlrds The season thi, year is
from one to twp weeks l..t", and
vet the first week in this mouth
found early apricot in our market.
rhe ear'v aprico's. while small, are
of excellent flavor and sell readily
ut hish prices. Hundreds Of acres
of early fruits ought Low to be
growing in this va!l~y.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

TH2 very cSi,tcn'c Of the Com
monwealets in C .trs that so ne
tilin. Is rotten in the l.5 l.rio, Of
the country. A c,nd dtlon OF things
which would rem Ter the ortaniZ l.
tion of such bodies possible is de-
piorl"le and is traced Ly most pco.
|! ylo to vicious legisiatiol,. The
tendency of the times now is
toward the formation Of classes.
with the wealthy on tn. one hand
and the lalIorcrs an po.rcr, casscS
or the oll..r. l., ,il,tioa ua-
louoscdly l,rs aileJ in dr,win !,
this line distinct. Tas condition
of things is rrpugna to our form
of government ;la | tl, tvo ca not
exist under the theory of this
g,vernm.ns. Coxry's Army will
r"sult in nothing, lownv.r, save to
disorg ,niz. bl ,iless AMI to Gus
the m 'nry o: ri, c,l,t.y t. WIKI
d,'a itself from ejaculation. T.,
result will b. tut til 81 r,rin,s of
tie llho ia c!.si,i will h. in :
crease AMI thar ny Of tn, u.leni
ployed DC aus n,nte,.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

IT is now confidently asserted by
thos. IN authority that the North
and So1th rold will reach Phoenix
by the first OF the year. the work
is progressing satisfactorily and
the heaviest grading has been
done. When the road reaches
Phoenix tine air will be blIe witt,
activity In all lines of business.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

GEORGE DECKER. the wealthy
ranci,cr of Si,kiynu County. Cd.,
who was arrested three weeks or
more ago. charged with tie muir
der of his wife and b.hy thirty
seven years ago, is ag,in fire"
inan. It was thought that at least
ten murders wolll be- traced to
him. but the supposed murdered
w.f+. and chill were pres mt to
te ,tify before tho grand jury, AMI
the prisoner was at once cxoner
ated.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

EMIL HARRIS, one.of the Oldest
and lest known detectives of
w. lis, Fargo & Co. on the Coast,
was shot last week while. de
frndin. the Boulder Greek Station
against robbery. The shooting &C
Cured o. the 18th anl he fingered
until the 18th and died
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

The many friends # Judge J.
D. B:thune congratulate him on
his appointment and spe' dv con-
firmaticn as jadg of the First Ar
izoaa district and associate jps'ice
of the supreme court. 1t is also IL
matter ct congratul ,tion 10 the
people Of the territory that SO ALL"
a nan an II man of spotles< char
acter and integrity was chosen to
succeed Judge Sloan. The adj
mini,tration made no mistake IN
his appointment and confirmation.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

AzoFE, who shot and killed de-
tee i've Len Harris, has been cap
turest AMI is now in custody. 1t is
hoped that exact justice will be
meted out to him.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
Tnua5o,Y, NAY 2l. 1894.
NOTICE.

A large amount uf money is due
the publishers of this Taper f",
sub criptions, advertising. etc /, p 1T
of which is long past due. On,
collec or will bc around next week.
and we t,u l. our ratrous viii do
some hing to liquidatc the aforc-
said iadrhutlness
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
SOUTHERN ARIZONA OH .ht to b'

paradise for farmers. While the
soil produce. abun lantly, two crops
NAV be raised on the same land.
Gr,in crops. which yield abundan'ly
and bring good prices as a rule
may be folle vel by corn, potatoes.
beams or many of similir farm
crops. There are few count tries
under the sun that are more favor
eble for general faraing than this.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

The great dam at Gila Bend will
be completed this month. 1t will
furnish water for l2S,000 acres Of
as filn. land as ever the sun shone
Oh, outside of the imperial Mesa.
The water problem is gradually
Icing solved in Arizona.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

SrooxME of this section inform,
us that cattle are in prime condi-
tion Oh the ranges AMI feed is
holding out in gool shape With
our usual summer rims i'll the
mountains the ranges will afford
ON abundance of feed.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

Flank Murphy. President of tie
North aud South road. accom-
panied hy Ex-Governor Murphy
and Mr.. -H.wad, visited our val
ly Sund,y as toe guests If Dr..
Chandler.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

SENATOR SHoUPE. of the Con-
mittre on Territories. says that the
bill for the admission of Arizona
will not bc reported this sess on.
Arizona is growing light along,
nevertheless.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24
Including FIVE Cate tickets to Fair
EXCURSION Tlsll s.

From San francisco to other points in Cali
rnia will he = lpwe, purchasers of special Ma.
winter air tickets a, the following round trip
hates
I, stations under 30 miles from san Fran
cisco, one aI.tl one-third one-~ay re.
Il stations ID miles or more from San Fran
cisco, one ard one III Il ono-way fare.
tor exact rates aud full in'' rmat,on inquire
of T.. Il. LONRIf, AyrnC nj MA,icora. Ariz ma.
or address I'll, undersigned.
hI.H GRAY. r. H. GOODMAN,
Gen. Tan Ntn,gsr. G,I Pass. .Agen
SAN FRANCISCO, T. L
Mesa free press., 1894-05-24

FrlVs 8counn,
lu pages equal POS ordinary year has
White paper complete ne" os
efomu old journalism
Address all orders to this othce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
SIZE SAYS SHE rs 4 DUCHESS.

Az INSANE WOMAN At BErIEvrE CLAIMS HIGH
pAxK-w1IAT HER MOTHER ALLEGES.
1.ucv De Forest Bell the young school teacher
who was taken 70 Bellevue Hospital on August
from her home. no l33 East F1f'"ih-si-, ana VINO
has been adjudgcl insane by Drs Fitch ana firid
Will be sent TO Wards Island today unless MrS
ryar-,e, Bell her mother. produc" suNcl"nt
evidence or security that she can nave "'' "'"h"-
ter supported IN private asylum
Mrs Bell has said that she has wealthy fe'h'l'eS
whom, she believes she can induce 10 assume IN"
responsibility Of the young girls care one ais"
int,mat.s that these relatives have money p"'"hs
ing 70 her daughter which they induced ~" inotheF
TO sign away, Du' 10 "iil'H NV '"'A''''
is stu valid.
Nrs Her is Indignant that her daughter should
be placed on Wards Island "a she SAYS i is not 4"
Il, place for her She was seen LAT" last evening NJ
her residence. No. l53 East Fifueth-st-' "hef" S'e
said 49,,
"rucv.s rawlings and declarations that she Is thr
Duchess Of Hungcrfori are not entirely untrue. MY
,,.,a,d william James Boil. who was once mem
hor OF the firm Of Bell. Courtney & MilS 81 w an
<, had a grandmother who was granddaughter
~ n Duchess Of Hungerforl. So certain were some
friends OF nv husband that he could push his claim
~ tho title and the that they tried 10 induce
him 10 bring suit against the crown 81 fhs'a"'
H. loo, MS entire wealth Turing the gold panic just
after the war and lost his health ana dled sh"r'E
af,erward My family. the DE Forests are hei'D''S
OF the French family Of that name" ana Lucy uS'''
,o ainavs say that she had been able TO trac" the
family ancestry back TO the time OF IN" 'hfipN'n.
glans These the causes OF Lucy 'I"'" ~
II did have some property In Pougkreps'e, "H WIN
II could get II out Of the hands OF IN" r.ia,N"S
wou,G probably return an income OF ABOUT Wv
week M 4. s,avlrC
Mrs Uomes with whom Mrs. Ben ~ staS'ns,
,.Ij ,haf Lucy had been Their" only a t." Jay
yhen her mother came and sent her away III NE.
Holmes also said that Mss Bel was re'aI , fI ~
ruI,ured md refined woman. but that she hai IRA,
,ionai moments during which she Teluseh an To-
s,d declared that her mother wanted 10 poison h'i'