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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16


titles. In one god mine alone, the Mrr-
elg. dividends are being paid on the
basis al h,lf u mill ~ q year, while ~
tile MercuF Dislrici. iniinitssinal III COM
parisOn with other mining districts, there
is 4 cluster Of pure gold bearing proper
Ties that aggregates in value many mill
ions OF Dollars. La the light Of these
ii cures, Is il unreasonable 10 assert that
Utah il One nf the greatest mining re-
Rinns in thu United States! Where else
can yuu find so many precious metals 20
many meneral. ri use in the arts and ~
commerre, aud in sucR great INK!
There Is even gold in the water OF the
Great Salt Lake and health IN the aiE
that goes with it-but that Is not all.
Here is u field for the business man that
new and fruitful. Almost every con-
ceiyable resource in the shape OF ia"
material is within the reach OF the nRn'
ufacturer. Ifthis Is nm age OF progress
AS has been asserted, then Utah affords
the opportunity to expand and increase
the trade OF the wOrld-that Is what Is
needed.
Utah has pastoral resources OF un'
limited possibilities. 1t simply needs
the people to demonstrate it. No more
OVERLOOKING, bonteous, golden grain held
or heavier laden vines and fruit trees
gladden. the heart and pocket OF sun,
Drowned hushandman :han the hundred
fold harvesls of this fair land. M
greeuer pastures ever feasteh u herd ol
thriving cattle and no soil has proved
more in, xEaustbIe than this. Water IL
Abundance just when and where needed
and fresh aud pure from its mountain
sources.
IL all Of these possessions are factors ~
the growth of great state, then The new
state Of Utah m4y face the future with
out tremOr.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
PERSONAL

Mr.. Sam Graybdl is very SEX with
pneumonia fever.
Mr. l. b. lladley was n yiai.or at
the G. lzaTrE oil :e last Saturday.
w. J. Warno5k, OF Salt Greek, was
in last Satul da, and advanced his GA
ZETTE two Years.
Mr. W. J. SponsIer. one of South
Reno best farmers called Saturday
ana took advantage Of one of our many
clut bng offers.
w. :. Thompson. Of the Docher,y
Kramer Il TOmpsOn dry gnOas cOm
pany left On Tuesday iOc Galena 10 re-
ieyt Mr.. Kramer woo will spend few
weeks here.
J. d. Wiener, is at home from a
business trip east, 'Where he closed his
business with the Leader dry goods
4 company. Mr. Wiener will IN the
futuleg We his attention to the Golden
Eagle Clothing house.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
The Tornado, Lin
coin J. Carriers Man,
moth Scenic Produc-
ton, Jan. Is, at opera
house.
New OHce.s.

The annual election of officers at the
First National bank took place on
Tuesday, and the result should be salts
factory to depositors and stockholders,
and in fac. to all who do business with
the bank.
E. L. Meyer, who has held the posi-
ton of cashier so long and so ably, was
promoted to the presidency. Will. Ea-
gan succeeds Mr.. Meyer as cashier,
Nr. L. A. Bigger was chosen vice pres
dent
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
Until Monday.

The immense bargains offered by the
mortgages of the American Clothing
House will only last until Saturday
night. On Monday morning the re-
m aiming stock will be sold in lump to
the highest bidder. This a chance sell
d. n offered to buy clothing at cost.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
From, the Pan into she fire

Link Wright, who has been serving
a sentence in the county jail for viO'
lating the prohibitOry law, was on last
Monday by order of the county attOr-
ney released from Jail, but was imme'
diately nabbed by United States
Marshall and taken to Wichita for
selling whisky without government
license.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
Arc In Now.

The newly elected county officers
all took the oath last Monday with the
exception Of Taylor and Burns. The
latter does not take his Office until Sep
TENDER, while coroner-elect has been
lying at the point # death for several
DAYS.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16

or MI. Keys, totwanty i've dollars.
After voting to the News at least $500
which was nothing more or less than
a reward for party service, something
had to be done, so the princely salary Of
Mr. Keys was cut.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
OnIy one Left.

We have one copy Of Cramm's atlas
of the world, bound in fine red leather.
Original price $95, $40 takes it. Here
is a chance for teachers to get fine at
las at less than one-third of Its value.
Opera House Book Store.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16

Sings she Quaker Poet whittier.
.'Sweet heiher-Bell5 and Robert Burns,
The moorland flower and peasant.
How at their mention. memory turns
Her pages old and peasaht.'
Grand Scotch Concert, Jan. gath.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16

Do not fail to send for a free sample
copy o. the Weekly Globe, box $40, Den
yer, Colo an illustrated home and lam
ily paper devoted to Temperance, pure
western stories, mining news, etc. Fifty
cents per year. Send today.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
Has Moved.

]. W. IIufine has moved his shoe
shop from opposite the old court house
to AIT north Main street, 1st door south
of Colin Campbel's grocery.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16

The Santa Fe train from the west,
on Tuesday morning contained all that
was mortal of Mrs. DR., Brock, Leaven-
worth, who died on the train near Gar
den City.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
UnIveraaUlst Church.

Sunday school lOs. IN, junior meeting
4 D. m. All are c.rdially invited to
these services. Strangers especially
invited to the evening service.
GEO. n FALCONGR. pastor
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
A Fine Boy.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Pagan are the
fond parents of a fine baby boy, which
was born Tuesday.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16

Strertor, the popular restarran
man. Is serving meals at 10 cents, a
he old stand.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
on their fast trains. Examine time cards
and see that we are noarly
TWO HOURS

l. w ~ I'M - 4ON0
quickerthan any other route Chicago.
to Los Angeles.
The Phillips excursions are popular.
lie has carried over $4,000 patrons in
past fifteen years, and a comfortable trip
at cheap rate is guaranteed, and the I st
time ow made puts the Phillips.
Rock Island Excursions
at the top.
Post yourself for California trip be-
fore deciding, and write me for explicit
information. Address,
JOHN SEBASTIAN G. P. A.
Chicago
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
SALARY CUT.

In The Interest of Economy
the
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-01-16
The Magazisa ons Year tor $500
Or six months fOf LOO

lover 25J different garments are shown each
year, of all VI which are obsai able by sub
scrbers at cents, earlil sample copy with
pattern cOupon) sent for l0c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
BEAUMONT nrpGET.

Easter a Perfect Day and Nam Attended
Services
Beaumont. Texas. Arril 5--Thls Easter
Sui1ay could not have been more perfect
ln far atmospheric conditions were
concerned, even though the Weather had
peeu specially ordered. the sun rose in
an almost c!ouiieSs sky and throughout
,An otil5re day its rays Were uuobstructed,
but ,he Prevalence of a cool. refreshing
nre ~ which came ladened win tAe
hra. ihfni perfume Of wild flowers 50
tcripelsi the heat that eNeriton was Il
~, sure and breathing GtNGry. Indeed
li- was i day Of which II might be truly
saia. IA mature smiled" ami beaumont
W. 10 harmony win nature. castor sun
o = church day. ID fact 1t Is thc day
sc ali days 10 the church world Tor il Is
ncmorat.Ve Of a daS npon watch a4one
y based the hope OF resurrection and a
NE beyond the grave The day Was ap-
VfopriHtsiy observed by the churches OF
i'resliy terrain Episcopal and Catholic
chIrchfs. the auditorium aud pulpit OF
etch Of these places Of worship being
profuse!y but tastefully decorated win
flowers and oNergreens and their services
be!f.s in the nature Of thanksgiving for
ne Resurrection Of Christ who sits at the
risht hand Of God as d perpetual reminder
oi the aiVinc promise OF patience and
mercy 70 sinful humanity. At 81. Marks
epfls.si yet OF song service and a song
'ei'yice was had az. the Pres hytcrian
church tonight AZ The Methodist the
Rev. Watts preached AN able sermon on
the resurrection Of Christ aud apprnpri-
ate services Wrre conducted at me fiap-
list church hy Eyau-,.ists Mitchell and
Hart assisted by Rev j. \ smart, the
pHstor i-a7Er CONGREGATIONS attended
services az Zach OF The churches
From y O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
Mr and Mrs y y Waiston viii give
ia q ,hfiT residence for the benefit OF
- Marks Episcopal church organ fund
Mr ara Mrs j H. Philips viii he "at
tome 20 their friends Tuesday. April Z
~ az N this date being the tenth
Anniversary Of thnir wedding.
The haiid bows have perfected every ar
'ensement 10 make their grand masGuer-
1ae BAL 70 hn given at the opera house
1gNt wednesday night grand success
Tho boys are deserving Of success ana
oven ,hose citiz"ns Who 10 nor attend
4 anc"S Shoulf purchase II ticket and there
@ nonlrpHte tnelr mite toward sustain-
ina hfs'-c,aSs musical organization in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


NEW iLM-John Shelhurne, shot hv
ms hrnfher is dead OF his wounds
HLfINGER Nj Jones was shot &, mo
hip hy Deputy pct 1T ,so, VAN of , in ,no
ing 10 eSadc arrest Both parties are al
cred
DENlSON- Janet Lingo. the 7-veor.oIi
daughter IL Levi LiupD who v;,s a,,'H
d ntailv burned two Ureks npo ijie1 ,ron,
the effects of hor burns. - ''''
WoRTHING- Material 10 ,a,r,
on III erolind h,re fnr - "rnns paced
arross Rocky creek uhfoh I'M - IN plluee
benefit TO ~ reonio Htre NH DE great
l,rfINll, .!,,, ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
sPANlsn.nnlTIsH TREATY.
Alliance Between Two Powerful European
Countries

Countries
New Work. April GA dispatch to the
World from London says: The positive
statement came 10 your correspondent
from leading nnanciers of the city tthe
moneymaking part of London, that !.ne-
land has concluded treaty alliance Win
Spain His final message was within
Ten days Europe VIII be startled by ,he
Official announc-lvni Of this fact"
Continuing the World corres,ond.nt
says; II give this statement wltA me
reservation whlcn It's International impor-
lance warrants. pointing TO the fact that
onIE I'VE seusIiNe money .>ierests of
me city are ottra better informed ON SUCH
matters lhan is any other part OF the
community, except the historic authority,
ana ltlal my informant Is now and for
many wears mas been associated with the
ieading financial enterprises. conspicuous
ly ne International ones. OF London bank
err tls name, II | could mention ii,
"ould be recognized as very authoritative
Ivy very New York bankers, as well a.
every London banker
Such a treaty would have a vastly i'm
rorihnt bearing on the continental sltua-
ton 1t would have a commensurately i'm
portant bearing upon the Cuban question
n the United states 1 quoted 10 my IN
iormant the statement In ,he New York
hewsplpers reaching M 10y Yesterdays
mail that the Washington government
mad received semi-oiiicial intimation
nom the BRUSH ministry that Great
Brtan would approve OF the recognition
by the United states OF Cuban beiIiger-
HIS reply was that exactly the con-
Vaiy i me case; that IN the first place
.lr Sallsoiry ministry is Disposed 10 do
10 chrek the professions Of the America,
20 eminent to interfere In either W.
u llltni or 3on'h american affairs, partic-
utnns ~ me Vest indies where Great
hrhtin herself has most I'M 2ortant inter.
.,ats 'inl that secondly. spain fv tbis
i!Dei5nn maj important concessions to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
CHRYSANTHEMUM Gull
April is the Proper Month
Out Plants.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL
The De Pelchin Faith Home la.
Announced tho Prtxes-somc
turRl Directions.
Wrltten for The Post

inIltteD IOF Inc fpSt.
The season has arrived when chrS
mum growers who expect to hav,
display of the Autumn Queen"
must no longer put OFF the attent
their plants should have, but get
in real earnest.
April is perhaps the best month
out plants In beds. but II must be n
10 In time. for continued procrast
such as some people fall into the h
Will result in a mortifying defeat
lowing valuable time to elapse and
accomplished in the garden. DO
off for another month matters viii,
attention now. but the right thin
be attended to. and the right til
ployed TO do It.. This Is the key
success Is chrysanthemum cultui
when surrounded by further det
integers of this theory, success of tt
est order Is bound to follow.
The chrysanthemums II you wan
fine are very strict task masters. b
will stIew themselves around you /
eous array and bestow crowns of be-
gnrlands If you have given them
kindness their merit deserves. The
hnthemum show held last year !
out many determinations and rest
from those In attendance to try thu
in earnest. attempting success ct
some of the beautiful specimens ex,
1t is hoped that the warmth OF I
thusiasm has not met a cooler IA
that these good Intentions now at q
of actual operation Will be carrie
effect with as much interest as II
played In the admiration of last
flowers. There is now to be
months OF cultural attention appli
fore we are allowed to see any
these magnificent flowers. but the
OF them In our minds eye. when al
flowers are gone, should be In
enough to commence now that In u
may pluck flowers not only for OF
use, but also enjoy some little pride
hibiting them az the results OF OF
skill In culture.
Houston has had object lessons I
n least to increase the number Of
growers, II not the exc.!lence Of tn
nrs themselves. but faithful attem
surely bring success in the latter
ladies' OF the DePelchin Faith Hon
set forth In q skillfui ms nner pr
list FOR the show TO be held next Nov
which should be Encouragement sui
ii, 4 remuperative way even u the II
in the A0Wers themselves Il not
y u n tvAnsv-twe psises y =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
pIT,rrD AGAlNsT BRADLNI

Cincinnati. Ohio, april '.-TA
r eicial Gazette's special from FftA
Ky, says: There VIII be coa.s]
tween the friends of Governor 2
ana Congressman Hunter at tho
lloan state convention Mt L0s
April u. Hunter was manager n
campaign when Bradley was elecies|
ernoi last year and CHARGES the saJ
with ingratitude during the pas
In not helping Hunter in MS feaaj
contest. Hunter is now candidas
nomination for congress and ~
gate at large to the St. LOUIS
fion. Hunter Is a pronounced NJ,
man and it Is charged at the S'alf
that h. would not follow lMisj
from Bradley II the state eoalr1
adopted Bradley resolutions. Mar
friends OF Governor Bradley are
be opposing Hunter for congress
as delegate 10 ST. Louis the IVA
Hunter are said to he WORKING :.
adoption OF Mckinley resolutions
county and district conventions q
the finai test Of strength VIII
the state convention,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
EVE or THE WEEPING.
Preparations tor the Suptiais Of the EN-
Eresidarf

Preparations Tor the Suptials Of the EN-
President.
New York. April Eek President liar
rson entertained number Of his friends
to-lay. r, al preparations for his wedding
TO Mrs. p.n,miek tomorrow have been
completed. Admission to the church VIII
be by card oHiy and not more than thirty
gursis viii be present. There is still d
great deal Of speculation about the time
at wnith the ceremony VIII he performed
b0t no information upon that subject ha>
been allow 81 20 leak out Even the guests
1o not Know tie hour.
General Harrison took breakfast at the
F!ltn aVcnue Motel with Colonel CorniN,
/. 5. 4 He had al luncheon Daniel
karasde.i Who as marshal u the Dis
trict q Columbia during the Harrison ad-
M!uistration Lieutenant Parker and Sec
Rotary 1ibnetts- After luncheon the party
caN-i 0pou Mrs. Dimmick at the home
q bar sister Mrs Gray. W. II S. Mil
icr attorney general during llarrisons
administration arrived today and spent
spine tine With The prospective bride
groom. iX-Se@rctary VI War steven Il Ei-
Proctor ana cX-Sccrctary OF State John
". Foster VIII reach New York tomog-
Governor Nor n. who will Nv, present
tomorrow. Mrs Norton can not attend
~ she + to give tea in Albany tenor
row night.
While +. is not known what General
Harrison win present 20 the ushers at Us
w.. arg ton ofrow he has already made
j. present to General Tracy THIS is
sick Of uuusua. interest. Il is u plain
wood with the head gold mounted. This
lex Was uresonted 70 General llarrlsc,
~ gentleman If Louisiana who WAS
~ Mister to Argentine under the tarri-
Of The stick whose name Is net given,
General Harrison refusing to state IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
MAcnNrE CUTS.
\ Hundred wounded snanlards Brough
Inln iIANAmn

Hundred wounded snanlaris Brought
Into Havana.
Tampa, Fla. April 5.--passonsers ar
irving tonigh, from cuba report that span.
ssh General inelaus forces were entirely
surrounded by the insurgents and a hand
20 hand conflict ensued. The conflict oc-
curfed iu vucita Ahajo district Nothing
official has been published, bat 100 wound
e'i we're brought into Havana Friday
uighl Al the wounded were suffering
from machetc cuiz.
Qplniin Randsra, the lnsurgeh, chief. has
sent letter 10 General Wesier requesting
hginsue treatment for helpless families.
Tho cubans hero intended 10 hnrn the
Spanish flag and weylers pietare last
night. bnt The police lnterfcred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06

aees Of Madeline Pollard. two years axe.
causing hl,n TO h. succeeded in congress
f,v Colonel " q. owens. Now that
Colouei Breckiuriige Is canvassing the
district aEAia to risn TOT congress this year
ihe obi movement of The ladies in the
district IL being reoTganiEed and Colonel
breckenridge will have the women against
nia4 al lac had mo years ago. ihfn tle
race for the nomination between Breckln-
ftsge and Owens was close. Now the
friends II Kentuckv'> slN cr-tongued ora
tor eNrress the fullest confidence IN MS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
MM aoRAAN c9Ns9r.lNl3 !lI.ssEtr.


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
KENTUCKY Is READY.


IT Needs No Campaign 10 Bring Kentucky
to Carlisle
louisville KY, Arm 1.-The Courier
Journal viii tomorrow print the following
on the letter OF Secretary Carlisle.
The position which Mir. Carlisle takes
is one entirely in accord with the dignity
OF the office Of president and with the
du-ics of the office of secretary OF the
treasury. He declines to participate IN
II contest Tor nomination, holdin. that
the matter OF first moment Is The declara-
ton of the partys principles lie de-
siiss the Endorsement OF his services by
his STATE, and, though he does not say 10
in 80 many words. ii his state shall pro-
sent his name to the National convention
on satisfactory platform he VIII un-
doubleday accept that responsibility. This
Is a matter of exceptional moment At ONE
90 the democratic party aud TO the entire
people of the tnitei States. TO the demo.
crate party II bIinss squarely home the
party oi jefferson. Jackson. Benton ana
Cleveland, or whether 1t In to sci mn
strange gods and lend the priceless pres
faith " a" amen
IN the people Of the United States II Is
oi VITAL concern. for p9on the decision
mus forcd upon II depends the on. aossI-
phity That thus country shall have a presi-
Dental candidate backed BY the organized
cal parties--a man with universally con.
eeitd clear comprehension OF the natur.
a any. necessities OF 4 sound monetary sys-
ZEN rs Indispensable 10 the protection ~
NE National integrity and material pros.
p.ia'S, .hl Nilh = record, not OF profes.
lion lion. on, oil PERFORMANCE In Itself al tLis
uine ne only ,ntmpcachahlc proof OF
n,r,aHS,'Hai. nlswsrvinF and unassailahle
"tsNtS " me principles OF such a system
n ,a to bring Kentucky to Carlisle. L.,
b,' t SohE IN ion be called the sooner ,he
for an honest tarin viii lake ~. Iaa, t ~.
an honest currency. '''' 'a' Tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
A CONVICT sulciDEp.

Rusk. Texas, April IA convict by the
name of Morris, who was sent from san
Augustine to the penitcuuAry Ion theft
about two years ago, died AT tho prison
by the officers that he committed suicide
His family. who live In the State d Michi
ran, learned of his confinement "A few
very gloomy, Justice Townsend held an
inquest today and from facts and ciyculn
stances he thinks the man took his own
life
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
ARTu.Lrny MnN I'm R0rrN

New orleans, Aprii 5.-In response to
the application of the sheriff Of ST Lam
dry parish and thr mayor of Opelousa =,
Governor Foster directed Brgadier-tiener-
National Guard. TO comply with tine re-
quest Of the ST Landry authorities Gen
eral Gym issued tho necessary orders ami
sixty men of the Washington Artillery
left this evening for Opeiouses In command
Of Captain rndorhi. Ten of the men
Mere artillery men in charge Of the gai-
Ing gun which accompanied the expedt-
ton. The others went as Infantry. y
special train vii meet the party at la
fayette and the troops VIII be in ope-
lomses heforc mornlnE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
FOREIGN BRlErs'

PARIS Ernest Ange Duesepi ~
or, is dead. lie was born " p;k
and studied In the Ateker OF
BRuSSELS-The boiler OF Y.
Nirginie exploded betwean III
Mocrseke and Baerrode, onn,J
-Four of the crew were k,,f
shock caused the barge TO sT y
the barge mans family OF ese~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
OFFICIAL VENEZu ELAN ca

London, April 6.--The Times p'h-
out comment hong extracts from "
locations. with the imprint OF Aus1
The first is entitled The ofnc'A i
of the Discussion Between Vens ass
Great Britain on the Guiana "a
The second is pamphlet s eoIsf
the Times containing Senior 6S
&c from the Caracas Dlaro, N
prasumes that these publicalioEs,h
the official Venezuelan case Wv
to the aisputes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
TO ADVANCE WIRE NAIL.

Paisburg, Pa April II c. Patterson
Of The Newcastle wire Nah company "a
authority for the statement that. as a ~
suit ~ a siesl billet pool, wire naiis VIII
PAST tao weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06

Tnd.anapons Ind, April 5,-General
namison's chuiren, Mrs Mckee ard
Russell r. Harrison. di9 nos start 70 New
York today to a'tend the welding 81
their father. 1t had hern Understood fer
several days ;lslt uaiih-r would atom.
There Is no cstransameut between lataer
and children. though the son aud daughter
have l.c.Aed not 70 WITNESS The cereMoME.