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Life Saved BY ]. F. Gerrlty
THE WE'LL KNOWN
Portrait Artist Of Bangor, Me.

Mrs. Florence n. Pierce OF Bangor is
bright ana intelligent young lady She may
be seen at her pleasant home at ~ Palm
street. Last summer she was in great dan
ger. In jane Size wrote as follows AT tile
age of seventeen | had pneumonia. Though
! recovered from the primary disease in the
usual time, found that my left lung was
diseased. Breathing was difficult ana ala
not gain in strength From that | slowly
failed in health and strength. In the winter
Of M my heart began to trouble me, and
could hardly drag around. The cough | had
- long grew steadily worse. | employed Il
number of physicians, whose medicine did
ms no good, ana all If them declared that
my disease was tuberculosis. | was discour-
time friend advised the use of Rodolfs
New Medical Discovery and Rodolf's Cream
Emulsion. At present | have taken one
half dozen bottles ami feel confident that
With the continual use If these valuable rem
edies shall fully recover"
Under date III Fell. is, 1891, She writes !
I'm regard to my health Will SAY, ny lungs
~ hot icht nor Have they 1lhs inter, Which
il something very surprising To me. as they
have panied ne severely every winter for
several Neais ] lave not coughed at all for
Some months, neither have | had one of these
terrible ll4art spells since began taking the
lnelicin (. except one which was caused hv
fhe Yery Siuiden death q my brother with
nnninona. The pain Was 50 severe that all
tTlp MAT 1nlliratrip1ls .an,1 linilu4t,rs / iSaI
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.


PROSPECT NlAAAGE. Mr Luther Calder
wooa m Soid NJ iArm r. fred poekom and
WIZ move :" Whterpert we wish Mr. c.
s"9gfss y IN nFw hpme. S9nih Branch
'.'''s'S ''"l'on''''',"' a''ei''y m7''s az 'he
'i''i4f 'iish Nnf'i1 2a'l aha hereafter wll
l'''' a. 90 safi" R'aee 'NefN tWq weeks
NlS x. n. Ginn n the president ana Mrs.
iiannah y WHrd MEASURE
FHhEpoN At pur annual fown meeting.
held Momday fhe lqtI ni~t, the following
officer, were eleytea Moderator. r. ".
Dodge Glerk, NJ II ClArk Seleetlnen ana
oyei-eers 81 b5or. + X. Rr.tdstrect. {. -
Wentworth. NJ. M Marden. Treasurer. d
" Dodge Collector and Constable. OTIS
Harver: w noal Gunlntittre &. D. Went
ntmth r. n .Lthalsop /. Weston Deame.
wera not drawn.
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BELFAST WoMAS's ALLIANCE meets every
other Friday afternoon at the homes Of
members.
DAY At 80 Il. III. AT The rooms On High street
over III. III. Johnson's store
Coon TEMrLARs Belfast Lodge N0 80
meets every Monday evening i'll their Hall
over the High School room,
Sunlight Juvenile Temple NV u. meet
each Tuesday j. NJ At 80 in Good T-mplars
hall.
cHAurArQrANs Tile Chautary,tan Liter
any and Scientific Circle will meet AT the
homes of It's members every Monday af ter
noon during the winter months.
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NJ ALDO SS ln Court Of Probate. held ali Bel
w fa-t on the second Tuesday ~ March S.,4
ll 'A \ HOW ARD, Administrative ON the estate
M E Wy Fl. II HOW Altb. late Of Wnlthani state
81 Massachusetts. deceased. having pre serted iicr
second account "t administration Of said estate
logt llef VITA hrl private claims fnr allowance
'f'tefrN, lhat ntticc thereof be given. three
weeks >,1cees~iNelN. in the Republican journal.
printed N Belfast, il -tid County. that III persons
lAcItSfe,i- may attend at Probate Court to fo
fied At belfast, On the second Tuesday Of Apfil
heNi ann snow cause, If ANY they Have. Why INV
sara account should not be allowed
eco. j., JOHNSON. Judge
a frne copy ATTEST
iEKEH y PARKER, Register
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The Secreta ry of the Treasury has sent to
the Senate list Of all persons who have
been paid sugar bounty In the list are the
names Of ex-senator White, who in 1922 ana
1898, received S31 ,361 and to March of the
current year, SIS, 1856. Senator Catfery owns
plantation where he raises the cane but
has it handled by refinery in which lie has
no pecuniary interest.
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The supreme .tuaiclll couH W. Waldo
Comfy holds three sessions annually WI Tile
first Tuesday in January ant THE Third Ties
day of April and October
Probate Court. Judge l'tN. Il. .l.hnsen on
the second TUESDAY If r;t'li month. lllsol-
Verey Court, Oh the day following.
Belfast Police Court, .lliti-r K. W. Rogers
ciNil term, "n the r>t and tNirsl Mondays IN
tacl month.
County Commissioners I@n1 Otis ID.
wilson, SeArsmont Ghs.itin.lni MI w. Stiles
Jackson, Simon \. PaNs,tn. Belfast. kegll-
iar session Id Belfast Nl fhe second Ints-
days of April and third Tuesdays III August
and December.
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p7fy vas SICK we gave her astoria.
A# was a Child, she cried -. Castoria.
''N became Miss, she clune to tastoria.
'Af lad Children, she gave them Castoria
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
Il concerned that he has been ,lulv appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor OF
the last Will and testament and coic thereto nf
JOHN b. WADLIN. late of Belfast
IN the County Of waldo deceased; III. therefore
requests all persons Who indebted tn SAID de-
cease'i'S estate to make immediate payment ana
those who have amy demands thereon. tp exhibit
the same for settlement to him
JOHN II. QIIMBY.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

II 4 Probate Court held # Belfast, within and for
lhe nVlntN pf waldo. on the second Tuesday ii
March. a. ID. 1894
THoMAs wIIlTEFotsE. ,on III Ann
~ GooDAlE, late NJ Troy, i'll said County Of
!" dlo", deceased, having presented petition that
ADMINISTRATOR On the estate Of SAID tecti ~ed lie
granted 10 FOREST j. MARTIN IT Clinton in
the County of krunebec
Ordered, THAT te 9I petitioner give WIZ
tlce to all persons interested by causing i copy Of
thlS or,'er Az r published three weeks surce~sist
n II WIS Republican journal. printed vi Belfast.
thtl they may appear al Probate Court 10 be.
ieN M ''t.llasi, Mislin ana t"l -tit County pn
fti'' second TUESDAY Of April NeNt. 1t ten III
the clock before noon. and show ,.liI.e if amy
thcN haNel MhN INN pl4NAr w ,aid petitioner
should nor ac granted
Gisp. Il, ,lonNSoN. 3udge
n trlle cWpN. AtteSf
Jf.I:f'ii i. isKNrr. Ersister.
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TO TAX PAYERS !!

T shall be at nv Office in Memorial building Satur-
u days from 10 to II A. NJ, and to 4 H. nj until
further notice. All persons who wish To avail
themselves Of the discount of two per cent on
their taxes must pay by January |, 1874
H. +. MASON Collector.
Belfast August -, lS93.-2?tf
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THE subscriber hereby give public notice to all
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself The trust pf Executor If
the last Will and testament If
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i'll the County Of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
IN the law directs ne therefore requests AL per
sons Who indebted to said ,lecra>e,l's III ate
to make immediate pa. ment, and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for set
tiement to him. ALFRED u. TEl \DN.
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*Post office. Turtle Head, is about miles.
saturday Cove. Camp Ground, miles.
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a true copv. Attest
.'ERE'n ". rsHkrR Register
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JhEE'm ~ PARKrE, Register
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iEkEii y PARKER, Register
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
FINANCIAL MIDDLE. INDEED!
Impossible to Send Postoifice Orders from ST.
Johns to Either States or Europe.

st. Johns, n F., Dec. 24.-The finan-
cial complications here received new
development, today, from the announce
ment in telegram published in the gov
ernment organ to the effect that a bill to
guarantee the Union Banks paper cur
rency will be introduced in the Legisla-
ture, tonight or Wednesday,
The schemes put forward for the solv-
ing of the financial difficulty multiply
daily, the latest of which is for the estab-
lishment of new bank. the present con
Germs to go into liquidation, their paper
being taken over by the new bank at a
valuation.
Considerable opposition has already
developed toward the proposition for the
government to extend aid to a banking
Institution, solvent or insolyent, and what
the result of this opposition will be re-
mains to be determined. The Union
Bank stands high in tbs general cstima-
ton of the public, its notes being taken
in trade everywhere.
The agitation for the prosecution of the
directors and managers of the suspended
Commercial bank shows no signs OF cessa-
tiou. 1t is impossible now to send post
office money orders either to Europe or
America as the postal department here
has no means of transmitting money.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The new schooner G. S. Glidden, Cap
tain James Fales, sailed from Thomaston.
Monday, for Norfolk, to load coal for
South America,
John Dockerty, Jr., a member of the
Saco base ball team has signed with tht
New York state league, and will play left
field on the Gloversvillc club.
Sunday morning, Henry Presson OF
Avon. found an unknown man, supposed
to be tramp, dead in deserted barn
owned by J. A. Norton of Glen Mills, IA.
The Second Congregational church OF
Blddeford, has extended call to hev-
n Arthur Frey, who recently resigned the
nastorate of the Pavilion church of that
city.
Warren Lowell of Wiscasset died sud
denly. Sunday night, of heart failure,
aged 6S. He was an extensive puyer o'
cattle and one of the best known men Id
that section.
Word has been received at Castine from
Thomas Perry, commander OF the Castihe,
that the punboat has been obliged to put
;,to Roston. her compasses being out OF
order. and will not arrive at present.
Mvron w. and John W. Eaton were
found guilty in the supreme court, at
Rockland, Monday, of assault with intent
to commit mayhem on William Alien.
rrho afrrav occurred on board the schooner
A1len Young at Rockland, month ago
The passenger station at Kittery Point
an the York Harbor q Beach haliroaa' ,'
was broken into, Sunday night me
safe vns blown open ana tlekeos anu
money amounting to 800 taken. An
.ttempt to burglarize the station ao 'ie
Kitterv navy yard was made the previous
evening
A movement is on foot to have the SEN
.,,na of Lena Koch, alias Lee, in Rock
,ea ;a;I remitted The hearing has
boom % onnointed for Thursday. Miss Koch
,,1oad guilty to charge of compnclty III
iar rconv committed by her pseudo nus
hand George Otis, alias Lee, at Rock
o''' month ago. Those interested
t%;nk pUi, the girl pleaded guilty for love OF
Otis. -, 30.
man about so years old, with le1t
g,ne wearing dark pantaloons anu
60 and with dark moustache. go1
op .,d the 9. 30 p NJ. train at Gilead, last
a,,','ns,ay au giving evidence that he was
under the influence VI iu'ii r:1aaa ,,aor
passed the blind crossing IN uiteau s., @ tha
the Bethel line, he was thrown ilo'n 80 ,;Ias u,,
train while that was gong ae ~ i
an hour. He was thrown 40 iee' w.
an embankment into brush he'p' Wiz
ha laid from Thursday till Monaay ilol'.
;,,,, before he was discovered. A coroi.ei ,
inquest was held ut Gilead, Monday "i'o'
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
/. DENY THE CRIME.
Joe and Newa|I Gabriel, the
Alleged Murderers
VI Two BrownviIIe Men at Millinocket,
Arrested by Sheriff Re d.
ihey Claim Men We're Killed by Cars-Ex.
rected They Will Confess.

bangor, Dec. "a Sheriff Reed and his
posse reached Millinocket station. Mon
lay morning, and took Joe and Newall
Gabriel, the Indian murderers. into Gus
tody, and Immediately proceeded to view
the scene of the tragedy, where the ap-
palling sight Of two bodies partially
burned was presented.
The Indians have made no statement
yet, but the tragedy is supposed to have
resulted from a drunken row. The In
dams, last night, claimed that their vic
tins had been run over by ii train, but
there had been no train passing. They
IRE very ignorant and are likely to tell
the whole story when the officers com
mence questioning then.
Sheriff Reed and Deputy Sheriff Ian.
caster brought the two alleged murdercrs
of Charles Langley and Camelia Nashua
to the city, tonight. and lodged them in
the county Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
BURNED TO DEATH.
Horrible Death of Two Women
at MeIrose, Mass.
Live Coal from Stove Set Fire to Dress
of Maggie Callahan.
Mrs. Sidney Howe Loses Her Life Trying TO
Save Her Servant.

Melrose, Mass, Dec. 24.-Mrs. Sidney
Howe and her servant, Maggie Callahan,
We're burned TO death. this afternoon.
The servant was shaking down the kitchen
stove, when live coal fell on her dress.
In moment her clothes Were ablaze.
Her screams attracted Mrs. Howe, who
seized some clothing and attempted to
extinguish the flames. Mrs. Howes clothes
caught fire and she ran to the door to call
assistance, falling insensible in the door
way.
Chief Engineer Lynde and several other
men We're near and they rushed in and
extinguished the flames. Miss Callahan
was terribly burned and died at the hos
pital an hour later. She was % years
old and her parents lived at Houlton, Me.
Mrs. Howe died about four hours later,
without regaining consciousness. She
was 26 years old and is survived by her
husband and two children. She was well
known in church and society circles.
Miss Callahan remains will be sent
to Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
BEDLAM REIGNED.
Exciting Episode in French
Chamber of Deputies.
Socialist Deputy Jaures Makes Sting
ing Charges Against Ministry.
L. 1nn,nnrariIu ExnnIInd -Hh,Ilnnnns Minielar
Is Temporarily Expeled-Challengc Minister
Barthou-The Challenge Accepted.

Paris, Dec. 24-Gen. Mercier, minister
of war, introduced, today, in the Cham
Der of Deputies, bill providing a death
penalty for such military traitors us Cap
tain Dreyfus. Deputy Jaurcs, Socialist,
was delegated by his party to demand
the abolition of the death penalty in the
army. In the course of his attacks upon
the government, he said that Dreyfus
escaped the death sentence because the
government feared the consequence of
executing him.
Premier Dupuy rcproached Jaures for
voicing the theories of International So
calism on subject which should appeal
to every Frenchman's loyalty.
''You are internatonalists, shouted
Jaures in reply pointing to the min
listers. ''You favor the intcrnationalism
of Hebrew capitalists whom you screen
and protect. These lIcrbew capitalists
whom you adopt as your wards are swim
dlcrs and scamps."
The Chamber was wrought to % high
pitch of excitement by this haranguc.
The Socialists chcorod approvingly. The
ministers interrupted the speaker frc-
quently with protests.
As Jaures reached the climax of his
charges, NJ. Barthou, minister of public
works, sprang to his feet and shouted:
"You lie, you know you lie"
,Jaures' reply was drowned in a tumult
stilled after five minutes by the Prcsi-
dents bell. There We're many calls for
the ccnsuring of Jauros, and eventually
De Brisson, the President, requested
him to retract his accusations Jaures
fatty refused. He was censurcd by tho
President, and expelled temporarily from
the Chamber. The sitting adjourned In
confusion.
Jaurcs sent seconds to Barthou. Ac-
cording to the arrangements made by the
seconds, the Jaurcs Iarthou duel Will be
fought with pistols at 20 PAGES.
The previous question was demanded
by the government as soon as the Cham
Der came to order, and was carried against
NJ. .Iaurcs' proposal.
Alexander Millcrand, Radical. argued
in a speech on Gen. Mercier's bill, that tho
existing laws would enable the govern
mcnt to punish Dreyfus with death. Law
yer Leyciile 0kep) denied this Even
tually urgency was voted on the Mercior
bill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
SEELY GETS EIGHT YEARS.
His Lawyer Pleads for Light Sentence and the
Plea is Effective.

New York, Dec. 24.-When Seely, the
bank dcfaulter, was called in court, today,
he walked to the bar with firm step,
looking pale, detected and crestfallcn.
Lawyer Angel interccded for his client
and said he thought the ends of justice
would be met by the minimum punish
nent He said Seely told him openly
chat he was guilty and deserved punish
mcnt.
Secly, he said, had over 600 accounts
under his care His first mistake was an
error. He should have gone to the presi-
dent of the bank with it, but instead went
to Baker, man of will power and decis-
ion. who easily influenced Seolcy. He
has not placed the government to the ex-
pense or trouble of trial. He asked that
the sentence be executed in the King s
county penitentary.
Judge Benedict sentenced Seely to eight
years in the Kings county penitcntiary
Seely was at once taken to Ludlow street
jail. With the allowance for good behav-
ior the actual time Seely will have to
serve will be about five years and four
months
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
BURNS is MAD.
He Denounces Judge Woods Action and Also
Upbraids Chisi Arthur.

indianapolis, Dec. 24.-In an inter
view here, today, John Burns, the Eng
lish labor leader, and member of Parlia-
ment, said: "The decision of Judge
Woods in the case of Debs is outrageous
upon the workingmon of America. 1t
was prompted by a leaning toward cor
porations and he was the tool of monop-
olists and capitalists. While Debs, as a
general proposition is an unsafe leader,
he is exactly right in this case and de
serves the support of every fair-minded
man.
1t leaked out, today. that Chief Arthur
of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers, had rather warm conference
with Burns, yesterday in which the latter
defended Debs and upbraided Arthur for
his action in refusing to lend support
and that of the Brotherhood during the
recent strikes
Chief Arthur attempted to show the
weakness and mistakes of the leader, but
Burns retorted to the effect that il was
the principle involved, not Dcbs, that
should have been considered. He declared
that the Pullman strike was justified
If ever labor struggle was.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
Maine Postal Charges.

Washington, Dec 24--Thc following
changes in the postal service of Maine
are announced:
Route 1923. South Limington to Hollis
Center. From Jan. 1, 1895, change service
30 as to supply Rapids, between South
Limington and North Hollis, increasing
the distance = miles.
Route 1473. From December 10, 1894,
change service so as to supply Bancroft
at site authorized Dec. Is, 1894, increas-
ing distance 0. 63 mile.
Route 1889. Monarda to sherman sta
ton In. o. From January l, 1895, in
crease service to 12 times week between
sherman Mills and Sherman station, j
miles,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East,
South and West.

The Norwegian steamer Stanley 1900
tons. was wrecked off the Jutland coast,
Sunday, and her crew of IL lost.
Attorney General Olney is considering
among other plans, an offer by syndi-
cate to give the government s33, 600, 600
and take the Union Pacific off its hands.
Judge Wallber, at Milwaukee, Monday,
declined TO issue warrant for the arrest
of William Plankinton on the charge OF
illegal banking, and referred the whole
matter to the incoming district attorney.
Plankinton's lawyer says this practically
closes the Plankinton bank cases.
Supt. Byrnes of New York, Monday,
issued an order prohibiting the police
from riding on elevated or street cars.
They are forbidden to accept any free
transportation or franking privileges
By direction of the President, medal
of honor in the name of Congress has
been awarded to Carlos III. Rich, first
sergeant of Company d, 4th Vermont
Veteran Volunteers, for conspicuous
gallantry in saving the life of an officer
of his regiment at the battle OF the VIII
derness, May 5, 1864
The will of the late Rev. George r.
Ellis was, Monday, filed in the probate
court. at Boston. It gives the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society $50, ,000, and
his house, 10 Marlboro street, with sut-
stantially all its contents. 1t also gives
$1,000 to the American Antiquarian
Society The remainder of the estate Is
given to the president and fellows OF
Harvard College. to constitute the ! Har-
ward Ellis Fund, in memory OF his sor,
John Havard Ellis, an alunnus OF 1862.
The proceeds of the fund are not to J Q
used for the divinity school Of theological
department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
NEW ORLEANS NEEDS.
Judging by Grand JuYs Report II Needs Dr..
Parkhurst's Attention.

New Orleans, Dec. 2I-'Tho grand
jury, which has been in continuous session
for two months. made its final report,
today. The report mentions the alarm
ing extent to which wilful perjury has
Increased; the large sums squanderetl on
the new court house and jail through
jobbery or divided as spoils; the utter
want of dcccncy and self-respect mani
tested by indicted councilmen, strongly
condemns the mayor for not suspcnding
them, pending trials.
IL dwclis on the evidence of official cor
ruption and recommends the closest scru-
ting of future ordinances granting con-
tracts and franchises.
The action Of the police in the recent
lcyec troubles is strongly condemned The
grand jury recommends that prize fight
ing or so-callcd glove contests ought to be
summarily suppressed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
AUGUSTA. MAINE. TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
OUT FOR CHRISTMAS.
0ebs and Friends Released toom Iaii on Own
Recosni7ance Until Ian. 8.

Chicago, Dec. 24-Presidcnt Debs and
other directors of the American Railway
Union will have "A chance TO spend Christ
mas with their families. Notwithstanding
the fact that today was the day set for
them TO go to jail and begin serving their
sentences for contempt of court
Judge Woods, this morning, extended
the stay of sentence to January 5. AT the
request of the defendants counsel, he
also modified his original order SO as to
make the sentences cumulative instead of
concurrent. the sentences in the govern
ment to begin Jan. s, and in the Santa
Fe case when the government sentences
shall have expired. The defendant S
counsel made this request to facilitate
legal proceedings which will be TO free the
men. They were released on their own
recognizance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
FIRE AT BURLINGTON. VT.
Property to Value OF 100000 Destroyed
and Still Burning at I A. M.

Burlington, Vt, Dec. 25, 1 A. NJ
Fire started at 10.3 80, last evening, in al
old railroad shed used by the Vermont
Shade Roller Co, in which to store pick
cts. The wind is blowing gale from the
south and the firemen are making heroic
efforts to check the progress of the fire al
the W. & b. Cranes mills.
The pumping station of the city water
works is located in the midst of ihe fire,
but has not yet burned being called I'll e
proof The property destroyed consists ol
sheds and piles of lumber belonging to j.
r. Booth and estimated to be worth Sl0O,
900; well insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-25
A LAWYERS KIND ACT.
He Puts Up $4,000 to Enable Client to Enjoy
Christmas Dinner Out of Prison.

New York, Dec 2i.-Shortly after 3
today, Lawyer Fred House, counsel for
ex-Wardman Glennon, went to the dis
trict attorneys Office with certificate
that $4,000 will be posted with the city
chamberlain as security for the appear
ance in court of Glennon. The prisoner
was brought from the Tombs to the office
of Clerk Carroll, and the certificate prop
crly noted.
Glennou went away in company with
his lawyer The money was put up per
sonally by Mr.. House, who said he
wanted his client to enjoy his Cristmas
dinner outside of the Tombs.