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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
HILLS PET SCHEME
Hard It Work to Consummate
the Consolidation,
HAS MUCH YET 10 OVERCOME
Northern pacIrie WIN sOon Rs Earuims
Enongh 20 Pay thp Annnai
~ Fixed chnress-

Tacoma. Oct. n.-Leftera have been re-
ceived here from st. Paul men wen posted
m railway AFFAIRS who state that Preai-
dent HIN ~ working harder than ever 70
connurl1nate his consolidation plan They
say that the Deutsche bark Of Beriins rep
rssentsnw ! majority or the bondholaers,
n ready 20 advance the money necessary
for tho reorganization of tia Northern
Pacific, about sisen.oao. II Il y convinced
that kha Hili acheme - the right one. den
here who have been quietly investigating
state that che sentiment Of the people OF
WnshsnRton and Montana II practically
unanimous amainst consolidation, and that
the Hill- lriams plan VIII encounter a
sari0ua obstacle II The constitution and
laws 0f Montana.
IT n given out here that ey-united States
Senator Sanders OF Montana haa gone On
me warpa1h against the consolidation
scheme with the inteutson of hghting L TO
. fmIsh. Railroad men here assert that
the Northern Pacific will soon be earning
enough 20 nearly or quite pay the annual
fixed charges Of s9.e1o.aoos and that this
possibility h fast putting the htiii plan
10 sleep. The present earnings afe given
az the rate Of ss.eeo,ooe 10 s7.o0aooo above
operating expenses.
Before leaving for New York few
days awo Eseeelver Burieish established
his heedanarters here IN the othces ol
Vice President Prescott.
Judge Beatty OF the Idaho federal coari
has set the hearing OF application for Mr
Bnrieigh's appointment and On the restg
nations OF the old receivers for Monday
October t.
General Manager Dickinson left toaal
for Montana
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

climax was reached when District At
torney Barnes. with his voice pitched
n hiwlaer key than usual. advanced to-
where burrant was sitting ana asked:
"Dsd sou ever lay eyes On Blanche La
mont after the morning Of The day up
on which she was murdered, living or
deadTN
Durrnnt replied that be aid mot.
Living or deadT' Numbered the dis
tricf attorney. advancing q step nearer.
Although every eye was eankered up
on Durrant. he remained Is cool as II
Be had been asked the most common
place question. He again replied that
he did not.
Durrnnt was asked 20 explain his
statement tn Herbert Schiagater that
Miss Lamont. who had then been miss-
ing but few days. had probably been
enticed into a house Of iii repute. The
district attorney asked him what there
was in Miss Lamont's manner .or char
acter that induced him to make the re-
mark Durrant said he knew nothing
against AEiHs Lamont. but he had heard
Detective Anthony say that she had
probably been led astFay.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
uNloN PAcIEIo REORGANIZATION
Way Being Rapidly Cleared for pubiiea.
tton Of the plan.


Way Being Rapidly Cleared for Pubiiea.
tion Of the plan.
Washington, oct. 1.-THE way Is bctng
rapidly cleared for publication Of the plan
for reorganization OF the Union Pacific
railway. Today conferences took place
between representatives Of the promi-
nent banking houses connected with the
underwriting syndicate. and the goyern-
ment directors held meeting at the Of
fices OF the receivers. Oliver W. Afink,
one Of the receivers, and the personal rep
reasntativa Of the Ames estate, left New
York Yesterday for the west. where Il ia
understood he Will remain several weeks
on important business.
]. p Morgan q Co. and Kuhn, Lob &
CO. win be the principal members Of the
underwriting syndicate. A member Of
the last mentioned Arm says the agree
ment provides for raising Sle,0oo,0oo. on
which per cent interest and commis-
sion win be allowed.
The FIRST step win be ths purchase Of
the defaulted coupons. The plan Is ten
tative, pending action by the United
States government.
FOR THE UNION PACIFIC.
New York, Oct 1.-The reorganization
committee in connection with ths new
organization for tho Union Pacific Is an.
nouncad as follows:
General Louis Fitzgerald, Of Mercantile
company: Marvin HuEhltt, president q
the Chicago Northwestern railway
chaancey N. Depew. president ole ths
New York Central and Hudson Rive
railway; Jacob II. SchefI. OF Kuhn. Loci
/ & Co, and 7. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr.
Of Boston.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

q simple way. The horse. a beautiful and
powerful animal, h standing llrmly on all
feet. with head erect, evidently as much
interested as his master. General Meade
is quietly overlooking the battlefield. In
his right hand he holds a field glass, which
is slightly resting on the pommei OF the
saddle. In hts left hand he eareiessiy
holds his hat.
The portrait Of the general is boldly rem
dered. The sculptor made a lfe-st1e
study head as 3 preparation for this work,
and while doing It had the valuable nd
vice or General Meade's family.
The dedication OF the statue VIII be an
interesting event General Hastings and
stan and the state troops will take part
in the exercise.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
vIlTIas NUMnER SEVEN HUNDREn
Tnrkn Have Knled nnd Wonnded That
Many Armpuinns.

Turks Have Killsd and Woanded fhat
Many Arm1nians.
Constantinople, Oct 10. via Soda, Oct. II.
1t Is stated on authority that the total
number Of killed. wounded and Enlasins
Armanians up TO Gate as q result 0f the
recent uprising is over 10. The Armenlans
have finally been induced 70 leave the
churches and return to their homes. Ad-
aitional returns from Trehlzonde. AFme-
MIA. show that Maaselmen attacked the
Christian quarter ok that town and killed
many Armenians. Others sought refuge
outside. The Russian government has
decided to send a wRrRhip 20 Trebizonde.
PROTECT AMERICANS.
Washington. Oct. It.--Isy request Of Atn-
iater Terrsll fer the protection Of mission.
aries In Tprleg. at the instance OF the
state department. the navy department
has ordered the Afarbiehead to the Gulf Of
Iskenderoea ICinlf or Alexandretta). Min
lister Terriil has teiegraphed that orders
have bean issued 20 all provinces to pro.
ieet Americans.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

receivers are responsible 60 dAAeraE4
nouran for different parts of the tine. hut
stan they could agree In q general way
upon = common policy and manimgzn tbs
friction ana confusion The mora receiv~
crs there are he more difscuit becomes
this task"
do you think the present confusion
nsnefas the Hill-Adams plan of reorgan-
izattonTs
Tn what way9'
by making the bondholdsFH disgusted
Hflth existing conditions and favoring any
scheme Whereby one man win take hold
Of the property and give them some show
for thoir white aiieyT
II DO not think that altogether. But !
90 believe that some Of this hondholders
ara largely 70 blame for the reeeivership
complica4ions.''
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
ILLINOIS FEDERATION OF LABOR


Railroad RF04hoxho0aa Assured That
sympathy Is Net Lacking.
Peoria. III. Oct. u.--At q meeting Of
the Illinois Federation OF Labor today the
COMMITTEES on convict labor presented ,
report, which was adopted. which en-
bodied the recommendation submitted
yesterday. and denounced the legislature
for passing no law on the subject. After
a stormy debate lasting two hours the
following was adopted
ssyghereas. Eugene Y. Debs has stated
that the railway brotharhoeds were rspa-
dlated BY organized labor.
Resolved, That the Illinois Federation
OF Labor deny such assertion and extend
to the railway brotherhoods our ap.
proval and assurance Of continued e..
te1m."
A resolution was adopted unanimous
y and heartily endorsing Gov. AltKelt
and his administration.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
rs MornER sAvEp AIs LIFE
Sentence of q c0mdemned Man Made
ImpFisnmmnu4 fog Life.


Sentence OF a comdemned Man Made
Imprisommons for Life.
wichita, Kan, Oct. u.-But for the IN
teryent1on Of President Cleveland Clyde
Mattox. who was convicted OF the murder
Of John Mullins at Oklahoma City, would
have been hanged today.
The loyal proceedings involved - the
case have boen among the most remarka-
bic that have ever transplred In the west
The murder Of Muilinm took place In 1850.
Mattox was tried IN the United States
court Ia September Of that year. found
aniiiy and sentenced TO death. 4 new
trial was secured. and In September. lse2.
the jury disagreed. necesattatins another
trial. In March. 1880 ne was tried again.
and again the jury disagreed. After .
year Ia jail he was again tried, this time
being found guilty and sentenced g death
In March. 1895 He made his escape and
was recaptured on the Missouri Pacific
railway and taken to the penstentiary for
safe keeping. In the meantime his attor-
ney had appealed his case on exceptions
10 the supreme court. This tribunal Al
washington IN May, 1896. affirmed fhs ae-
tion Of the lower court and june 2 the
sentence Of death was pronounced, ooto-
her II being ilxed a. this date.
Mrs. Afattox. who has been the con
stant friend Of her son all these lOni
months and years. made personal appea
TO President Cleveland. who was induces
TO sive her audience at Gray Gables y
| August This interview lasted two hours
the president patiently listening 70 ne
whole story. He took the papers she pre-
scented and the next day sent 70 the Kan
sas court for ali the papers cunnecte
With the case. Mrn. Mattox returne
home confident that the president woul
save the life Of her son. Eariy In Sci
tembcr AIRS. Mattox received word froi
Washington to the effect that her son
sentence had been commuted from q
death penalty 70 imprisonment for life.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
sne ADMITS WHOLESALE POISONING


WOman Arrested In sicily CouTeases 20
Horrible Crimea.
Cafmnin, Sicily, Oct. LA woman
known as Gaeina Stencil has been ar
rested here for the Wholesale poisoning OF
ehnaren with phosphorous. she admins
tered the poison by mixing Il with wine
and prevailing upon the children TO drink
1t. Her victims already number 3 They
ali died IA fearful agony. The woman has
confessed 70 having committed the deed
and offered as an explanation that she
wanted revenge FOR the death OF her two
children who had bsen bewitchsd. A
crowd OF people attempted to lynch the
woman, and were prevented with great
dlniculty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

Salt Lake, Oct, a.~s4he Ce4nATlaA ao.
cietg has finally disposed q the protest
o. the First reSiineut band 81 s1Hzaaa
asalnst the awarding og tae prue e tns
DonhalteTs of &hls e4sy = wms aeAaea
ln gavor Of the Dsnhaltarz, aiyin8 Ehem
the prize and srand medaL
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

ST. Louis. Oct. LA special to che Re-
public from jackson. No.. says
A mob Of 10 people tonight took The
naRro win Henderson. who attempted
rapa on il.year-oid hEinnle Rusty. away
from the aAerlm and hanged him. There
was comparatively iittie excitement while
the iynuhina Naa halaE doae.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
70 SETTLE THE CLAIMS or ssALERs

REPRESENTATIVES, oK Three Governments
10 Meet a Washington
washington. oct. t.--aepreseutativea OF
the British. Canadian ana United States
governments have arranged to maet at
the state department next week to forma-
iata a treaty for the settlement of the
claims of the British owners whose seal
ing craft wero conflacnted By the United
states E0v1fnmenf prior 10 the announce
mant OF the Paris arbitration and ante
decent to the naodus vivendi.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
AeRa llEsKNEcHT ls n TaoUBlE


Bresiau, Oct. Hit IL reported that Herr
Hkebneeht. president of the Bocialintic
congress, win be charged tomorrow with
''ies majestic" en account of remarks
contained In hiE address 40 the con
Rreas. delivered Monday. Herr L.elb-
knecht remarked on that occasion that
no matter how many bnyoneta were at
the dIsposal Of those who wished a trial
OF strength with the socialists. II the
people wanted % night the social demo-
crats wcre their men.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
NoTes FROM THE COAST OF cUsA
The wreck Of thc Christohal Colon Con.
fgrmeu-Ncws Of Insurgents.

Havana, Oct. i0.--Admiral Come Nmaa
arrived this morning from Colorado keefs,
the scene OF the wreck OF tho Spanish
cruiser cristobal Colon. He confirmed the
details previously given by the Associated
Press.
A Remedies dispatch says the insnr-
gents have thrown dynamite shells at \
railroad train near Remedies In the prev
Ince of Santa Clara, one passenger being
killed and six wounded.
Today eight more political prisoners
have been sent TO the Spanish convict set
Elements Ia Africa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
| ntLP rne AMERIcAN aIMETALLIsT


FTa5 N0lIW11 T0T@T-
Boise. oct. u.-C0lonei W q. Bryan,
member Tor Idaho of the executive com
mlttee Of the Blmetailie Union, has re-
eeIved a letter from Hon. II. +, Bartine.
who a. in Chicago as a representative Of
the union, In which the announcement Is
made that It has been decided TO estab-
IIsh q weekly pager called the American
BimetaIiist.
Nr. Bartine appeals Tor help for the
paper 40 that Il may be circulated freely
In The east colenel Bryan has started
3 subscription INST IN owyhee county and
expects 10 get 800 names there. The sub
seripficn price is 81 a year. The paper &
10 be IN magazine form. 3 page& The
publication once h II Monroe street, Chi
caeo. Colonel Bryan issues an appeal q
Idaho 10 assist IN the enterprise.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

were active and strong on the stock ex-
change toaev. Securities 70 she value of
sge.0oo changed handa IA the ilrst hour az
priees ranging from EaA 70 GA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
oUegN OF ooREA nAv az DEAD


Yokohama. Get u.wCpunt KouroEnas
director Of the poiitscAl hnraaas has for
warded from Seoul. tbs capital Of corsa.
a report upon the recent uprising there.
II Is now supposed the queen ug coroa was
killed BY the anti-reformarB who we're
headed by Tai Ron 46in, Kh@ king fAtAes
and leader 81 that party who foreed a.
entrance into ths palace At the head q
an armed forea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

copenhaNen, Oct. 10.-~Tha British steam
az Nakier. belonging 20 North Shieida.
be1nd from cnonatedt to Rotterdam. col
itdsd en- fhe Island Of Aaland with the
BRITISH steamer I4gsaia Of Lelth. The
latter sank nnd a 81 the crew we're
drowned, tie Matters crew reacuins ~
naUn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
rRNN pLuNoED Nlo TAe aIpea


pnferAhoro ont., {lag Ntl91A nI1HaI9sl1.TsaI
train on che Grand Junction line. 1I4Ssk
81 the Grand Trunk railroad ne1&z8n -
torebcrD and Be1leslsses plunged Hm&@ fHA
Ontonnhen rivek near thsa clks AZ aNla0A
tails evening thfoush q lock nriaEa AlH3
left open. Several persons were nMdfs ~
1ursd.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
eoNnlrloN 81 coRN ANp wHEAr


Washington. Get. ls0fahsr rosntne
70 the staelssirsauH es sha Amrtnaen1 az
nGrieulture maka AAe Menasti eesial luH ak
corn et1 per cent. Ak4IAAk 4 5 zAe
month - September TAA relt " AN
hushel leez thaa iaaz OttsHt4 Nft 'tEf
estimate
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
FRuiT SALE IN LONDON


London, Oat. 10.~rhere was the usual
ereWd present at ghe sale OF California
fruit az Convent garden tnday. The last
consignment. consisting af llt8 boxes Of
fhe American Nne steamship 9ram New
York. and reached Southampton Iaet
uish6. TIE fruit was in nan caadlGian-
The pears were ssla Ter famey prices. las
10 iSa per box. The peaches however,
brought only = 10 q per box.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

EStthainpton, Cct iG.-AmonF the pass
anngarn wne win sNl tor NaM York Sats
uraay noM9 hy khe American llae steamer
New York Ne. aad azta. Ciauz Epecseia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
ElEoT ANOTHER BISHOP 70 JAPAN
Episeopailaas Decided on That Course
Also One 80 Alaska.

Minneapolis. Oct. 1.-THE house of hish-
ops this afternoon decided to elect anoth-
er bishop to Japan. 70 be known as the
bishop of Toxic. The election win occur
next week.
This evening the board OF missions con
sidered the Alaskan question: and BY a
vote of isl to 81 decided to ask the house
Of bishops 10 elect bishop 10 Alaska.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
&c srAruE o. eeNeRAL MEADE
Victor os GessysbugR Pictured IN Co
Iosaai BrouKe.

loaaal BfouKc.
Philadelphia, Oct i9.-The colossal
bronxs statue OF General George Gordon
Meade was delivered TO the Pennsylvania
Gettysburg commission today. General
John p. Nichols. who is secretary OF the
commission, says that they expect to un.
veil the statue during the latter part or
the present month. The statue was de-
signed hy H. X Brush Brown Of New
burg, who spent two years on the model,
II Is 10 be placed on high ground. In front
of General Meade's headquarters, over
looking the battlefield.
The sculptor has treated his subject In
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
LAwYER kLLED 4 cITg MAaaI'a


Silver city, =. A.. Oct, a--E.awEes sne
Cantley thia morning. Tlelamt was ar3mAa
Ing in saloon and uaaaa eanzlA rs AAa
noise. CRnElay requested hlu Is M4&n
quiet. Fielder replied acrarnDusn
pulled his gun mnd ahot tbs snasaa
Fielder La Ia iatf
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
ron The MURDER Of HER aUsaAND


EmfOIfne W1TFOW AFFGNFHU m HIEFMHMKW
FOR tho Crime.
PittaburE. Oct. n.-caroline Anna Ca
From was arrested AZ the home Of her
father, william Kennedy. near Butler.
Pa, last night on o telegram from the
chief OF police Of Denver. charging her
with the murder Of her husband last
spring. Application for her release % a
writ Of habsaa corpus was made this
morning on the ground that she was ar
rested without warrant.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
plor 70 ReleAse HAIRY HAYWARD

Anth0Fltlan nf Mlnman polIa Admit mat
One Existed
Minneapolis. oct ii.-The county author
iiiss admitted today that they had dis
covered a plot to eject the escape Of
Harry Hayward. the condemned mur-
anrsr Of Catherine cling. from the county
Sail. Duplicate keys had been made in
some way. which atted his cell door and
TIE outer door. These keys have been
gound Dy one Of the deputy sheriils. and
when tried ntted the locks perfectly.
The sea coast echo., 1895-04-27
Circuit Court.

The regular session of the Hancoct
county Circuit court convened here Mon
day morning, Judge Terrell on the bench,
District Attorney James ii Neyllle, pro-
scouting attorney.
The attendance has been large aud the
session of six days is of Importance and
interest. Al the hour of going to press,
the following are the cases which have
been disposed of:
Mrs, A. Quintini convicted for failure
to keep stock register.
Mary l.. Mitchell, of Nicholson, VS.
Young Stevenson, OF the same place, YER
dit for plaintiff.
Glenn Pitman VS. North Eastern r. II. i,
for damages for killing stock, perempto-
ry Instructions were given by the court
for the defendant.
Case of Calvin Williams VS. same com
pany, result as above.
Albert Taucre VS. Sarah Richardson,
assumpsit, $50, nonsuited.
john .Penton, murder, acquitted.
The State VS. James Peters, alias Nege,
malicious assault, 10 years in State peni
tehtiary.
Sam Williams. Friday Porter and Dan
Negehce, colored, tor Burglary, years
each.
John Alfred, robbing store at Pearllng
ton. years.
The Grand Jury, Charley Gray, fore.
man, adjourned Yesterday afternoon,
after having examined 50 witnesses. IL
| true bills were found,
The sea coast echo., 1895-04-27
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The sea coast echo., 1895-04-27
Registration Notice.

Under and by virtue of the laws of tn,
State Of Mississippi, in reference to regis.
tratiou of voters. the undersigned Regis
trar of voters for Hancock county. Mis-.
sissippi, will be at the following piac ~ on
the dates specified, for the pun puse Of re.
gistering voters of the several voting
nces, wit:
inl'recinct No. 1, in Beat No /, mt Pearl
gtou, Wednesday, May 22nd.
Pecinct No, 2, in Beat No. 2, at Gaines
willie, Thursday, May u.
Precinct No. 3, in Beat No. 2, ut Nichol-
son, Tue",lay, ne II.
Preci' cs Nod, in Beat .Ne. ., at Pine
Grove Chdrch, Wednesday, June II.
Precinc No. 5. III Beat No. Sat Lacey,
Friday, June H.
Precinct No. 6, IN Beat No.3, Mt Brec
land Il Herlihy's mill, Tuesday, May IL
Precinct No. Z. in Beat No. 4. at Parker
Wednesday, May ID
Precinct No. =, IN Beat No. 4, ut Ker.
gozein's store, Thursday, May 10.
Precinct No 0, in Beat No. 4, at Old
Kiln, Friday May II.
Prencint No. 10. in BeatiNo. 5, Mt the
courthouse iu Bay st. Louis,. Monday
June II.
This is u general registration and I'M
less yon are registered you cannot vote
Voters, however, now registered for cleo
ton precinct In win h they reside, need
not re-rcgister
Witness my signature, March %, 1895.
T.. ii. HOFFMAN,.
Registrar of Hancock ouity, Mis-
The sea coast echo., 1895-04-27
Waveiand Whispers.

hFS. Geo, Lhotc and daughter, Miss
Caroline, were over Tuesday,
hi aud Mrs, Pltard aud family $ pent
S1uday at "Pinc Nook"
MI C. W, Turner, of New Orleans.
h2s rented the Gordla residence for the
sun mer
Mir. aud Mrs. Elmer were over SIN
day,
A!r. L. Z, Moore aud sons were among
SIe Sunday visitors.
Mr. II p, Dart aud his two boys spen,
Saturday here.
Mayor Fairchild was oyer Saturday.
Mr L j, Ross of the firm of Marti.
neg Ross, New Orleans, was here Wed.
nesdaY.
Mrs Il. Dudley Coleman and son, II
Dldley, Jr spent Saturday aud Sunday
a,fB1y Home"
Mas;cr Edward bourgeois received the
gold medal given by Rev Father Ledu,
for re gular attendance at church; Misse.
Alice ald Barbara Knight received silye,
medals
Mi z, o. Rosenstream, a prominent
New 0reaus merchant and who owns :
lovely summer home here, was among
the Saturday visitors. Mr.. Rosep
streams property, which Is very pret.
W is situated on the beach, near
NICHOLSON avenue: the grounds are laic
ou. II ornamental walks, the flower gar
0sn contains many rare and costly plants
End the dsh pond, WHICH is a recent ad.
a''lOn' IS quite an attraction. Mr..
hosenssream has spared no expense In
tle way Of beautiiying his home.