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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
THE SOUTH SIDE LOOP
A STREET RAILROAD EXTENSION
NEARING COMPLETION.
The Main Street and Missouri Ave-
nue. Lines WIN lie Connected
soon-lmprovement

Work In being pushed on the extern
sion OF the Fort Worth Street railway
from the Intersection Of Main and
Front streets to connection with the
Missouri avenue line ON Elizabeth
street. 1t viii probably be completed
Saturday night. Construction was be-
gun two weeks ago and n force of
about ffty men have been kept steadily
employed ever since. It IL one Of the
best pieces Of street railroad work ever
seen Ia Fort Worth, the track being
laid with heavy rails and thoroughly
ballasted with rock and surfaced with
gravel. The route OF this new extern
ton, which with the Missouri avenue
line. viii form a complete loop In the
southern part OF the city. lies along
Front street east from Main 10 BDaZ,
and thence ON Boaz 10 Elizabeth
street, Il distance altogether of nearly
mile. The total cost viii be over six
thousand dollars. \ considerable por-
tlon OF this amount was spent In fill-
Ing In below the bridge ON Bou2 street.
Here the roadway had been 30 badly
washed away that there was little left
OF II. aud In rainy weather It resem-
hlcd great gully more than anything
else. 1t has been thoroughly graded
up, and the ruts illlcd with heavy
stone, the roadhcd being raised and
walled nj the side No that the water
VIII be kept confined to u channel at
the side hereafter.
MIR. George Hendricks, the efficient
manager of the line, under whose linz
mediate supervision this excellent piece
Of work has been completed, will leave
Saturday evening for Kansas City,
Chicago and other Northern cities,
where he goes In quest OF heavy ma
ohinery for the motive power OF the
street railroad, which will be put In at
early date. with the improvements
now under way and In prospect, this
line VIII soon be one of the most thor
oughly equipped. as It is now one OF
the most extensive In the state OF
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
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REPORTS ADOPTED.

The morning session Of Fort Worth
presbytery was opened at 0 o'clock yes
terday at the Broadway Presbyterian
church. Rev. ]. n. Zivly leading in
prayer.
a committee consisting OF REV. J.
ID. Leslie and Elders II. c. McPhail
and W. Il. Adams was appointed TO
formulate the minutes OF the preceding
meeting.
Rev. j. d. Leslie was elected stated
clerk and treasurer.
The report OF the committee on stand
ing rules was adopted.
After recess Of twenty minutes the
report Of the special committee on per-
manent committees was offered and
adopted.
The committee on home missions
was authorized to make appointments
for vacant churches and to I is com
mittee was referred the applications
for financial aid from several churches.
Elder Billings OF Fort Worth was
elected permanent stated secretary.
An interesting feature was the pre-
scntatlon OF Il handsome gavel to the
presDy terry by Judge S. y. Greene, an
elder of the First Presbyterian church
OF Fort Worth. the gayel being received
by the moderator Rev. j. N. ziyly.
ON motion OF Rev. NJ. W, Doggutt a
committee was appointed to picgHre u
manual for the Fort Worth presbytery,
10 report nj the sprlns meeting.
An interesting address was made by
Rev ltoDcrt Logan Of Fort Worth ON
tho pioneer days OF the church In North
Texas.
Inc meeting adjourned until 2:3O
y. IN.
The Presbytcry was called to order
at $3.50 clock for It's closing session.
The Rev. j. Is. French. chairman of
the Home Mission committee. report
cd In beAalf of that committee. This
report provoked good urbl OF Discus
sion among the brethren, hut the Pres
bytcry finally adopted all The ..cOm-
mendatlons OF the committee. The fol-
loving are some Of the recommends
tons: That the Rev. Jonn V. Mccall
preach for the Mineral Wells Corridor,
and Thurher churches ms sgut I'd supply
uAiil the spring meeting of thc Pres
bytery; that the Gordon church be
given $3.50 from the chursh erection
fund, and that the Mineral Wells
church be given $500 from the same
fund to assist In erecting new churches
at these points.
AS there are several groups Of weak
churches In the presbytcry unable TO
fuzzy support u minister without some
ala thla committee recommended tnat
the sum of 5000 be apporti lncd among
the stronger churches and that this
amount when raised be pro rated
among those weak groups.
Judge Mccall moved that n vote OF
thnnlla be extended to the members
ana friends OF the two Presbyterian
churches Of the city for their kind hos
| pilallty towards the members Of the
Pteshytery and also that vote OF
thonks be extended 10 the Fort Worth
! Gazette, Mail-Tclcgram and the Dallas
/ News for the full reports OF the pro-
cecdngs OF the Presbytery. This mo-
Ton was unanimously adopted by rls-
ing vote
The Prcsbytcry then adjourned to
| meet IN spring session in Mineral Wells
on Tuesday before the full moon in
/ April OF lSa6, At 730 o'clock. A large
night train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
AN OLD MAN TRIED.
GOT MS NEIGuBoR ON THE
GROUND IN A FIGHT.
The Trouble wus All About n Gate .
III. Jury Returns u Verdict
OF Not Guilty.

Yesterday In the county court Bill
Matthews was tried for an assault and
battery committed on the person of Il
man named Gray some time ago, aud
Illustrates the extent to which tenn
per viii carry men who are OF an age
10 know better
Both Matthews and Gray have the
appearance OF being sixty or sixty-lve
years OF age. II appeared Matthews
owned fence. which was the cause OF
all the trouble. Gray was his neigh
Dor ana chit gate In the fence.
or an interest In IL.
Gray Mu.,,. .. ii up the gate and
Matthews would break II open when he
wanted to so through when this
trouble had gone on some little Time
the men met at the gate In question.
a quarrel and fight ensued. In which
the defendant got Gray down on the
ground and before he would let him up
made him promise he would let the
cate alone
Gray brought the action for assault.
The Jury brought in verdict aoqult-
ting Matthew'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

the performance was all that could be
asked for.
The young ladies and gentlemen who
take part in the play are amateurs
whose ability will compare favorably
with many professionals and the chill
dren have been so thoroughly trained
nnd drilled by Mrs, Hattie Mccall
Travis that the rendition OF their parts
was perfect. Mrs. Travis rare skill in
directing and preparing amateur plays
is beyong question, and she may feel
proud of her work In teaching the chill
dren In the charity opera to appear in
their dances and drills with such ease
and grace.
The romps of the little picianinnles
was ore OF tie most excellent features
Last night, and the various dances
especially the skirt dances and horn.
pipes by Master Allie Costely, were oil
of superior merit. The speclaltles OF
Mr. VIII Locke were particularly wei
executed, and the singing of the young
ladies. and Mr.. Forbes was received
with the greatest applause.
Fort Worth has every reason to feel
proud OF her gifted amateurs and
they should be given good house to-
night, when the opera viii be repeated
prices being reduced to so and % cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
THE ALYORD MURDER
THE ASSASSIN OF WILLIAM AIRY
HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED
The People Are Highly Incenscd,
and Citizens Have Joined the
omccrs in the Pursuit.

The people OF Alvord and the vicin-
lily are highly incensed over the wan
ton and cruel murder of Mr. William
Ars, who was waylaId and shot to
death last Monday evening while on
his way from Alvord to his home a
few miles In the country.
1t Is supposed that the assassin mis-
took the old man for farmer who had
sold his cotton and that the object
of the murder was robbery.
The murdered man was an old and
respected citizen. a very inoffenslve
man who was employed as wood
chopper at Alvord and was on his
way to hs home from his work when
he was shot from the roadside The
party who did the shooting has been
fully described, the sheriff and posse
are securing the country In all direc-
lions and a large number OF citizens
from AlyOrd and the vicinity have
Joined In the pursuit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
PERSONA INVENTION.

Sam Hays. Crowley merchant. was
here yesterday.
Felix Bath has returned after q short
absence from the city
G. W. Ellington left yesterday for
Hampstead. Texas.
]. F, Patty, an Alexander merchant.
was In the city yesterday.
WIN Hirschheld OF the Fair. Field
and Farm. Dallas, was here yesterday
]. A. Torian OF Dove was among Fort
Worth's wholesale merchants yester-
day.
a. F. Scott, who is engaged In mer-
chandlslng at Euless. spent yesterday
in the city.
Paul NAPLES OF the Waples-Platter
company has been sick at home for
several days.
Mrs, Ambos, who has been visiting
friends in Fort Worth. will return
to San Antonio today
John l.. Reid. one OF the promising
young attorneys OF Fort Worth. left
yesterday for an extended trip in Ar
kansas.
Rev. A. r. Morrison, ID. D., pastor Of
the Tabernacle NJ. Il. church. Dallas.
was In the city yesterday. en- route
from visit to Denver, Col.
]. D. Davis. the urbane and popular
clothing salesman, has accepted a po-
sitlon with Alexander 4 Thomas. and
was at home there to his many friends
yesterday.
Beauregard Smith, for number OF
years a well-known clothing salesman.
recently with Alexander & Thomas.
has accepted a position with a large
Eastern house to travel.
Harry Keene, a popular and we'll
equipped clothing salesman, formerly
of Denison, has accepted n position
with the well-known house NJ A. & l..
August. He Is valuable acquisition.
Bishop Il. G. Andrews, d. D.. LID,
OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
whose episcopal residence is in New
York city. was In this city yesterday
morning en- route to Perry, Texas.
whore he will hold the Southwestern
German conference at that place this
morning.
Mr.. Sam p. Ramsey. county clerk OF
johnson county, and Mr.. o. l.. Bishop.
his chief deputy. with their brides, ar
rived In the city yesterday. MIR. Bishop
and Mrs. Ramsey are brother and
sister TO Mr.. II. b. Bishop of this city.
and the entire party Will dine there
today. a novel feature of the double
wedding at Cleburne yesterday was
that each groom wrote his own mar
rlage license. one in his capacity as
county clerk and the other as deputy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
NEWS AGENT ROBBED
HELD UP IN THE ACRE WHILE CO.
ING TO HIS ROOM.
Then the Robbers Disappeared and
No Trace of Them Has Yet
ncen discovered

8. NJ. Mingus, news agent who
runs on the Rock Island and Santa Fe
railroads, was robbed at about (
O'Clock last night In an alley at the
side of Sixteenth street, between Jones
and Calhoun streets. He was stoned
there, he says, on his way to his room
when two strangers came up. One In.
quired the way to the union depot.
when he turned to point 1t out the
other man showed revolver under
his nose and they then went through
him.
lie does not remember much abou,
the men; In fact, seems to have baar
700 much disconnected to take much
lie says as well as he Remembers
they were OF medium height ana boib
wore SLOUGH hats and adj dark ,n,,s'
,aches and had their coat colin rs
turned up so as to partially conceai
their features. '0'eea'
lie went to the nearest teIe,ho,o
ana called the police ~ soon ms ba ~,
away from the robbers but 10 sV.
TOUR no trace OF them hal ~
found. "au peen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
TEXAS HEnoINn.
Drnvc Deed OF Miss Douglass Scar
borough mt vnssnr College.

prnvc Deed of Miss DouRinss scnr-
borough mt vnssnr College.
a story comes from vassar college
in which a Texas girl figures as quite
heroine.
A few days ago Miss Douglass Scar
borough of Waco. a student at Vassar,
was out In a row boat on Lake Vassar:
when she saw little girl suddenly fall
into the water and sink short distance
from her boat. Now Miss scarborough
did not go into Mysteries and shrek
wildly for help; instead of that she DID
a very sensible and heroic thing. She
hnstened TO the spot where the little
girl had been received Into the cold
embrace Of the dangerous waters, and
bravely plunglng In she brought the
child to the surface and recued her
from a watery grave.
There were number of people gath
cred by this time on the banks OF the
lake, and shout OF admiration arose
from the crowd as they witnessed the
deed OF bravery. 1t is Interesting to
note that Miss Scarborough Is the only
Texas representative at Vassar among
six hundred young ladies.
She is the daughter of Hon. j. u.
scarborough. a prominent attorney OF
Waco. also a niece of Mrs c. W. Baker
of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
THE CITY.

Henry early, agent Eureka Fire
Hose company, has removed his up
town Office TO room 81. Hurley build
ing.
When Fort Worth glrds up her loins
win a belt railroad none can distance
her In the race.
The greatest city of Illinois Is in the
northern part OF the state. The same
Is true OF Texas. and the clty's name
Isn't Dallas,
Mrs. F.. ]. Scott of Justin, n most es.
Unable lady OF that little city, Ia In
Fort Worth having her eyes operated
ON by Dr. Frank NJ. Mullins. the emil
nent ocullst.
The preliminary trial OF Charles
Price Will be resumed before Judge
Adams this morning at o'clock.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. FUN assortment of under
takers goods. Takes full charge of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3ii West Weather
ford.
Julia May Steward. clairvoyant and
trance medium, Slttlngs daily from 10
n. m. to p. m. No. ll3 South Main
street.
II. Il. Nolen and his associates who
propose building an oil mill In Fort
Worth. continued their inspe tlon of
suitable sites yesterday Additional
n's,"~nce is given that the mill will
be built.
Yesterday afternoon n very small
boy who gave hts name as simply
johnny was found wandering on
Main street lost, He was then In charge
OF policeman who at last succeeded
In finding Johnny's anxious father.
n, n, Gates OF Baltimore. Md. has
completed the organ. zatlon OF n lodge
Of the order OF the Golden Chain The
organization Is strong in the East. A
meeting Will be held soon to elect Of
nnnrf
\ party of young people will meet
this evening at the home OF Miss Maud
Downey ut the corner OF Railroad
avenue and Adams street. to organize
Il euchre club.
Ladies' day reception TIL" evening
At the Commercial club rooms.
AR DOM ". Sherman, inventor OF
the Tableaux Phantasma, possesses n
canine curiosity, 1t Is full grown
dog, two years old and weighs one
pound and three ounces. a colOred cit
izen remarked Dat dog comes near
err being no dog than any dog | ever
MNvicN,
Mt d. A. Cons1dlne. the agent OF the
Zig Number one Black Crook com.
pany, Is In the city arranging with
Manager Greenwall for the appearances
OF his company at the opera house next
Tuesday night. November &c. This is
the first visit OF this Company South
and will no doubt attract large
share OF our thc0ter-goers.
The Charity opera Will be reproduced
tonight at great reduction In prices
Capt, Frank W. BAH started for Aus
tin last night His business there is
the argument before the supreme court
OF some cases he has had set for trial
tod'y He viii return TONIGHT.
The Knights and Ladies OF Honor
left yesterday feeling better for their
sojourn in the Panther City.
Two Of Mr., Mosier's triplets have
been quite sick with the whooping
cough. hut are recovering.
Chronicles OF Count Antonio. PrIson-
or OF Znido. A Gentleman Nngabond.
Two Women and Fool Ny Lady No
body, Joan Haste. The Ebb Tide. Bon
ME Brler Bust. The stark Monroe Let
tiers. Princess Aline. cnsa-Braccio. Ad.
ventures OF Captain Horn--these
books are on sale at Humphreys.
The missionary children OF the Cum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

The state commander writes Us from
Lincoln. Neb. as follows: "Ar'er try
Ing other medicines for what seemed TO
b very obstinate cough In our two
ci iidren. we tried Dr. Kings New Dis
covery, and at the end OF two days
the cough entirely left them. We VIII
not be without II hereafter as our
experience proves that It cures where
ali other remedies fail."-Slgn,d r. w
Stevens. state com.-Why not Siye this
great medicine trial. as II 10 guar
anteed and trial bottles are free at j.
p. Nicks s. Co.'S drug store. Regular
size, Coo and 81,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
THANKSGIVING SERVICES
For the Junior order United Amcri-
can Mechanics.

w. II. Bashaw OF this city. state
counselor OF the ]. O. U. A. NJ. OF
Texas, has Issued proclamation set
ting apart Sunday. November "a. as u
day OF Thanksgiving for all the coun-
ellis OF Texas. The council Mt Mans-
tleld has invited all the councils of
this city TO take part In the days
exercises, and to be entertained by
them. South Side Council No. A. Lone
Star Council No. ., Fort Worth Council
No. 0, and Glenwood Council No. 10
have accepted the Invitation, and n
large number have made arrange
ments TO 20 and some viii take their
wives Thin order II spreading very
rapidly In this state. there being now
more thnn three times the number OF
councils reported at the meeting OF
the state council at San Antonio last
April. There has been good work
zone during the administration of Mr..
Bnshaw. of which the councils OF The
state should be proud,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
COTTON MONEY GONE
SALOON KEEPER TOLD HIM ABOUT
"a PRETTY GInL.n
Aud Now the Farmer From Enon Il,
In big Trouble and the Woman
Is In Jail.

5. NJ Garrett, a farmer who lives near
Ehon Is In the city mourning the loss
OF about seventy-nve dollars. the great.
er part OF the proceeds of two bales of
cotton and a woman with blond hair.
which II is said used to be black, Is be.
hind the bars OF the city Gala buose.
both awaiting developments In an al.
legged robbery case and pouring two
different tales of woe into the ears OF
Detective Tom Talbot, who was bSsy
all day yesterday and up to a late hour
iast night working up the case.
lie caught the woman, whose name
Is Aggie. as she was going up to a room
over Wallace's saloon on the ruuare
yesterday evening. She made n sem
satlon ON the street and protested loud.
" against being arrested and partlcu
hIly about being taken down to the
station In the hurry up wagon.
she says she did not rob the man.
and Mt first denied having seen him
Tuesday night when the robbery is
said to have occurred. She stated thai
she had met the man who was robbed
ana hNd taken d drink with him In the
vine room at the saloon but denIed
that he was upstairs in the room with
her. After long and severe examino'
uuH ~ lhe hanus OF the officers she was
taken to room and searched despite
her vigorous protests
ten dollar bill was found in one OF
her stockings but she still declares
thnt she Ia much abused woman.
The story of Garrett is that he came
into town and sold two bales of cotton
ana went into the saloon to paw a
cents which he owed there when the
proprietor told him about a pretty Oh
upstairs. and after few drinks he hnd
awlully queer sensations and then real.
ICED mat he had been robbed lust ms
two friends came In and took him
away from the place, He tells abnpi
the woman putting her hands in his
pockets ana the repeated appearance
OF the proprietor at the door ana tho
continued ordering OF drinks by The
woman as he was getting into his
weaving way. and before he went away
declaring that he had been robbed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

The Officer vindicatcd Completely
After n Thorough Ipvestigntion.

Officer W. G. Binkeney, who has
been under suspension pending an
ivestiEatlon on the charge OF
drunkenness has been re-
instated and went on duty yesterday
morning. He was fully vindicated by
a thorough investigation OF his case
conducted by Mayor Paddock and
Chairman Essex of the police commit
tee on the part OF the city. Ireland
Hampton, Esq, represented the nc-
cused officer There was considerable
discrepancy In the testimony against
the officer and reliable citizens testi-
fed strongly In his favor.
AS he has heretofore been known as
an efficient and vigilant officer many
friends on the South Side and through
out the city will rejoice with him In
his aequittal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

L. II. Imboden's Mother Is Dying ut
Ituss.

l.. b. Imboden. upon returning to his
office yesterday afternoon from trip
over the city found awaiting him a
telegram conveying the sad intelll-
gcnce that his mother. Mrs. j. d.
Imboden was dying at Rusk. He took
the Texas and Pacific train In the
evening to hasten to her bedside. Mrs.
Imboden had not been in good health
for some time but II WIS not thought
that she was dangerously sick and the
word received yesterday was a surprise
and a shock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

Are In Great Hopes Fort worth VIII
Get the Judgeship.

There was an air of expectancy
among Judge Hunters friends all day
yesterday, for 1t was expected that
Governor Culberson would fill the
vacant Judgeship. and they felt conf
dent their candidate would win the
prize. 1t Is universally felt that the
man who beats Judge Hunter will be
Judge, and Fort Worth hopes that the
honor VIII come to one of her citizens,
and one who viii wear 1t worthlly.
The governor Is known TO have u very
high opinion OF Judge Hunter,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
Rock Island omcIais Here.

W. II. Truesdale. vlce-presiden'i
NJ. johnson, general freight agen'' 4
j. Hit. general superintendent, y
Chicago. and NJ. I. Stillwell. assls'. Il
general superintendent, OF TopeAs' d
of the Chicago. Rock Island ana
cific, came in last night on a ,om
inspection. and are at the Delaw,~ss
The entire party express theins IN
delighted with Fort Worth ana ~
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

versation, gumes and charades. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term. John Ingram. president:
Steve Sanger, vice-president; Miss
Edith CASTOR. secretary; Miss Flora
Russell. treasurer: Miss Eleanor Fer
ris. chairman OF executive committee.
with Mrs NJ. l.. Woods. on South
Rusk street. between Leuda and Ter
rell streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
SOME SMALL RoDnEnIEs.
rhe Police Say the south Side L.
Infested With Thieves

An overeoat was reported stolen from
no, ny Cherry street yesterday and
another from residence On Eirs,
sereet, and a set Of harness was also
sav missing Yesterday. The police
making Il interesting for cit,yan nss
me south Side since the mounted NJ
nee patrol Was diseont.nuei w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
In Session n short While YESTERDAY
Morning.

The county commissioners met y
special session yesterday ana ~
chased one of the patent road grsus.s
they had examined and found sa''
factory the previous day.
They also bought Pope's paten.
versible roller for use on the ro1 ~
Both machines will be used py y
conyicts fts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

DR.. r. NJ. Tinnon, formerly pal
of the Cumberland Presbyterian e ,reoIa
of this city. now located In iI ,as,ur,
H., has consented to deliver ", M
here In January or February unI., NJ
auspices OF the Ancient Order OF s" IN
Workmen. His many frienus ain
city will be glad tot greet hlin ass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21
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NATIONAL nEsEnvB ASSOCIATION


Your lodge meets Friday night. No
vember %. at 1850 p, m. In A. D. u. w.
Hal, corner Fourteenth and Houston
streets. You are urged to be present,
business OF importance TO you will be
transacted. II you want protection
tina, protects, attend this meeting.
JOHN S. JEFFERIEs. JR.,
Attest Presldent
JOHN A. pEAzLEY.
Secretary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-21

licenses to marry were issued 70 "
following parties yesterday; +
E, X. Smith and Della TnorH 4
Walter White and Ocea Esteii' = Il 7.
Stout and Esther Anderson, W. Z
Breed and Katie f. Landlord,