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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-26
The Habits of Russia,s Gar.

The most important parsonage In En-
rope to-day Is the young Gear Of Rus
sia. The nihilists believe they have
frightened him already ont of his mind,
and are rejoicing thereat, claiming that
he suffers from loss Of memory. 1t Is
said Prof. Mandel, the famous Berlin
alienist, was sent for some time ago to
see him, and that great secrecy attend
ed his movements. However, he Is
now at the royal house party at Bal.
moral, having come there from Den
mark. An observer at Copenhagen
thus describes his habits and manners:
1.-THE emperor has not been here long,
but it is already easy for us to see that
his habits are totally different from
those Of his father. Alexander Ill.
loved hunting, riding and walking. His
successor scarcely ever walks or hunts
or rides. In fact, he eschews almost
entirely everything demanding physical
exertion. OF medium height, and deli.
cate constitution, Nicholas II. will new.
er be chief of an army or master Of any
sport. He delights to shut himself up
in his study to read, to write, to think
over state affairs, and to attend prompt.
Ay to matters brought him by the daily
eouriers from st. Petersburg. After
dinner he smokes a few cigarettes, and
then generally plays billiards for an
hour. At II o'clock he retires for the
night, and sleeps as peacefully as a
child until 8 or $50 a. M"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-26
Elephants in Battle.

In a certain sense elephants are still
used in battle by Indian troops, but
they are only used as beasts Of burden
and draught for artillery, but in ancient
times they were used In the east as
fighting animals, and taught TO swing
chains and bars Of metal in their
trunks. There is, however, every prob
ability that the last campaign In which
they were regularly used In this ca
paclty was that Of the year 1901, in
WHICH the great Akbar subdued the ma.
tive kingdoms Of the Deccan and es-
tablIshed the Mohammedan power IN
India.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-26

Every able-bodled male in Norway
has to serve In the army. The frSt year
ne serves dfty-four days. the second
twenty-four, and the third year twenty.
four. He gets only his board.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-26

We have noticed that the men who
have the highest ideals about women
are those who are not married
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

kansas CuY. Dec 90. Although sew.
eral days have passed since the robbery
Of the Chicago and Alton train a, Blue
eut no trace Of the robbers has been
found, Notwithstanding dozen detec.
tives are working on the case The Of.
hcers' trip to Cracker Neck district 70
arrest the suspect held there proved %
be futile. The Saline county author.
ties profess the belief that they hAvs
one Of the robbers in Tom Mcdonald.
who was arrested at Gillian Christina
night for burglary. but from the known
descriptions Of the robbers but httlG
faith is placed in the claim.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
ANOTHER FLAT DENIAL.
No European Government Tahlng Part
90 Restrain our Cuban AetIena

No European Government raklag PaFt
20 Restrain our Cuban AetIons.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G-It can be de.
MED officially and authoritativsly that
any European government, either di.
rectly or indirectly, has made any rep.
resenta,ion whatever to the United
States, to restrain or prevent i,s free &C.
ton In connection with TIE Cuban In.
suTection. A similar report was denied
BY authority several weeks ago and
the latest deuial results from the publ.
cation Of Paris dispatch in the London
Times.
The London Times dispatch denied
not only az the state department. but In
diplomatic circles, where Il was declared
the stoyy was newspaper gossip A Won
Buening, secretary Of the German EN-.
bass, said relative to the statement that
Germany had already prepared TO O..
pouse SPANS cause. that 90 far a. the
embassy here is concerned, no such in.
timation had been received He dis.
credited the whole story.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

Boston. Dec. 20 Examination Of
the list Of employees dropped by the
West End Street railway management
as result Of Thursdays strike, shows
President Young and all OF the other
eight members Of the conference com.
mittoe. who promised TO delay the
strike, and whose action In 80 doing
prompted the indignation among tho
men which resulted in the strike, arr
among those discharged. When this
fact became known today wave Of
excitement, equal to that which pre-.
cipitated the strike, swep, over the EN-.
ployes. and It Is feared that furthes
trouble may result.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
WEYLeR HANoEp N EFFIaY.


CitiHena Of New urunswieh aud Cape
May DO. H.
NEw YORK, Dec. a6.-General wey.
Ter was hung in efigy IN Newark, n.
j.. last night. by citizens Of New
Brunswick and Care May celebrating
Christmas by demonstrations In favor
Of Cuban libre.
At Cape May. the City Rifles. an In.
dependent company. sent a squad Of
men to participate in the affair. A big
crowd was present From q wire
stretched across one Of the principal
streets an efiigy Of Captain General
weyler was run out until Il hung sus.
pended over the middle Of the road.
The efigy was carefully gotten up 10 re.
semble the Spanish general.
The crowd cheered when the efiiRy
was drawn into position. and Cuban
flag was unfurled amid an enthusiastic
demonstration. Then a detail Of rifles
fired volley at the suspended figure,
Lieutenant Bailey commanded the de.
tail. Captain Miller Of the company
was present, but was not in uniform
and took no part in the affair.
The figure remained hanging until an
early hour this morning, when II wal
set on FIRE and burned while the crowd
wildly cheered.
Cape May is full Of Cuban sympathis.
ers Several men have gone from there
to fight In the Cuban army. Nearly
all Of these were New Jersey militia,
men.
Suspended from dag pole extending
from window in the New Brunswick
postofhce building an efiigy Of Genera
weyler hung all day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
BELIEVES SECRETARY oLNsY Rlenr.
Ex-MinIstsr Phelps Expresses his Views
On the Cuban situation.


BURLINGTON, VI, Dec. 2e.-E. J.
Phelps, ex.minister to England. gives
his opinion upon ths recognition OF
Cuba. in the following language;
II have no doubt the position Of Sec
rotary Olney as recently Published, is
entirely correct The question Of what
government shall be recognized In o
country whore an attemp. at revolution
10 in progress, IL certainly for the execu-
tive TO determine. not for congress. No
legislation by that body can under any
provision Of the constitution decide IL
They can Of course pass resolutions
upon the subject II they please, but
they In no respect can control the dis
erection Of action Of the president. Be-
sides, no government can be recognized
until IL exists. A government reoog'
niEed BY other governments when dis
pute in respect 10 Il exists IA always q
defacto government. Recognition By
other nations Of government once In
exi,senoe must always continue until Il
Is sctually subyersed and the new one
put in its place. When Il is over
thrown and another established, that
becomes entitled to recognition.
"The rebels in Cuba have no organ.
lied government. nor even abiding place
which they can call their own. They
are merely a guerrilla force, which
would be speedily annihilated II drawn
into a general engagement with the
much superior Spanish army. Improves
its existence by It's dexserity In avoid.
ing engagements, Il would be absurd
TO say that such a force constitutes the
government or that the Spanish govern.
ment in Cuba has been overthrown OF
that any diplomatic relations could ex.
ist between these rebels aud the govern.
ment Of the United States.
IF this country interferes by arms in
that contest IL must be by assisting the
rebellion In Cuba to displacs the Span.
ish government and 10 Sc. up another,
and this would be declaration Of war
against a country with which we are,
and always have been, at peace. II
would be gross and utterably UNJUST.
fable violation Of International Law
which no country can afford to perpe.
trate. 1t would, in my Judgment, be
fatal 10 that restoration Of business
prosperity. which Is now our most vital
necessity
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26-After seven
Year, service In Washington rs repre-.
sentative Of his government. Alfred
Leghoit. the Belgian minister, has been
recalled. Today he presented his for.
NAL letter Of recall to President Oleve.
land. and expressed the regret he felt a.
being obliged 10 sunder the ties which
have bound him TO America The pres.
ident responded In suitable terms, con.
graduating Leghoit upon his well de.
served promotion. he having been trans.
ferSed to st. Petersburg. and wishing
him a safe journey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

The dance at wellborn Christmas
night was given by Col. and Mrs. A.
Hill in honor OF Miss Mary Campbell
and was largely attended aud much en-
ioyed. By invitation Of Col. Hin three
Bryan Young men vent down 10 attend
the ball aud enjoyed the hospitality Of
the Colonel and his good wife 1t supper,
after which they attended the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woodward and
Mrs. +. J. DoSk, Of Lexington, are Wis.
lung editor and Mrs. A. ]. Buchanan,
Marshal shelburne oomplimenled the
boys on the good order aud sobernes'
ness preserved duiing the holidays.
Prof. Giesecke Of College IL visiting
In New BTauniels.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
Mems outAtters

Jake schwArz Of Waco, is in the city.
Ira wyse aud little daughter Of
Greenville arrived yesterday to visit
relatives.
Karrs Clover Root Tea purihes the
blood and gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold BY all druggists.
Leon White, Victor White aud Miss
Pauline White Of Kosse are visiting rel
aiives here.
Mr. and Mra. James Nellins returned
TO Galveston yesterday after visit 10
Mr. and Mrs. d. Mike and other rel.
aiives.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Hutchinson Of
Houston are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. McCOnnieO.
W. S. Caldwell left yesterday foi
Louisiana alter spending several months
in Bryan.
Mrs. John B. Mike received a beauti-
fvl trap rs q Christmas present from
her husband.
Miss Adele Fulkerson arrived from
Fl Paso Tuesday and is visiting Judg,
and Mrs. Taliaferro.
Mrs. Georgia Jackson came dow
from Hearne yesterday to visit bel
parents.
Mrs. Fowler and Miss Fowler o
Ennis are visiting Miss Annie McCas
land.
Major and Mrs. A. NJ. Dechman o
waxahachie are visiting wellbOr
friends for a few days.
Rev. Z. NJ. sandel came up from Nil
lican yesterday 10 al his appointment
near Bryan.
The best cough cure n ShliSh Cur,
A neglected cough Is dangerous. sto
Il at once with shIloh's Cure. Sold b,
ell druggists.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Gamer cam,
up from Millican on the early morning
train yesterday.
A Washington county woman ha
married her lover, a county convict, I,
help him work out his fine. Next.
The examining trial Of Harsrove vii
be resumed Tuesday before Juslic
Gloss.
Ask your physician. your drugglE
aud your friends about Shlloh's Cur
Tor Consumption. They win recon
mend IT, Sold by oil druggists.
While shooting fireworks Christina
day Angus Peacock had one hand bad
ly lasceraied by the explosion Of can
non craeher.
Miss Shepard entertained . e,
couples Of Bryan and college friends a
tea Friday evening.
Charles Vesmirovsky, n. G. Mare
and jim DObrOvolny left yesterday I
attend the grand lodge @. S. P. S, q
LaGTange.
LOSr-Cut glass smelling salts bo
tic. Finder please leave it at this ofIic,
The enterprising people Of Mecca ~
determined TO have phone. They wi
connect with the Bryan and Madison
Vile phone at Hollis. Hunah for Ne,
ca. Now Jet Rogers Prairie, Searcy an
High Prttre cime In and show the
Ienlerprise. -Madisonville Meteor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex
Tom South returned to Hauston yes.
ierday.
Col b. Morris returned 10 Marshall
yesterday.
Joe Musiachia Of Dallas, Is visiting
his old home.
wanied-A few bOarders. Apply to
Mrs. W. +. Shields. 20
NV. NJ. Foster has been in Bryan the
past few days.
Consumption. LaGrlppe. Pneumonia,
cured by Shlloh's Cure. sold by all
druggists.
J. W. Wyse Of Ardmore, Ind. Ter,
il here visiting HE brothers.
Miss Eugenia Bone left yesterday to
visit relatives in Calvert.
Only two bales Of cotton were receiv.
Cd here yesterday.
X. II. Smith came up from Allen
Farm yesterday.
Jack liawes Of Calvert lie here visit
NJ friends.
Khrfs Clover Root Tea Il a sure
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis.
eases. Nothing relieves 30 quickly.
Sold BY all drugglsta
= Miss Carrie Henderson arrived from
Dallas yesterday.
Ross Montgomery Is up from Hous.
ton visiting his sisters.
Mrs. Minnie Barrow and children
came up from wellbOrn yesterday.
The jacksonville Meteor is talking
railroad again.
Hon. WI. Bryan will Lecture In
Houston Jan. Goth.
House for rent. Apply to Mrs. Eliza
u. Roberts. dA
Hear "Robt. Ingersol at the Tomb If
Napoleon" on monograph at Handy
Kitchen.
burt Norwood received 100 casee OF
Hamilton Brown shoes yesterday AM
- selling shoes frUm so cents up.
Married, at Clay siasiOu, BurlesOr
county, on .he 2iih, Mr.. G. W. White
hunt Of Clay Station, and Miss Lulu
Lowry, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
7. P. Lowry, Of Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

Mr.. semones ADAMS entertained the
young peopleA - Informal reception
las, evening at the home ofhls paFsAls,
Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Adams.
Artist Lee has returned from Hous.
ton with the decorations foe The d. X,
X. ball and will proceed at ones to est
them In shape for that festive ocrnsioal
Walter Wilson, eccompaniedbyM.ss
cecile and Master FcliE MistO. j., is
In the city visiting his parsnts DE-. and
Mrs. W. II. Wills n. 1.t,t".
Joe Parks and J. q. senior. repre-.
sentihg the st. Louis Coffin Co, hare
teen in the city the pas, lev dsyl, at ,
Parks entertaining his oo.laborer a ~
Al best, life Is not very long. Ahv
more signs OF smilc,, few more lsarp
SINE pleasure, much pain, sunshine
aud song, clouds and iarkness, hss,y
greetngs, abrupt iaroEella--ihen or
little play viii c'o.e. an irjnrsr andin.
ib'ed will pass away. lett pOi foolish
to hate each OIherG-Rx.
The hOOdlum brigade was out in full
force last night their chief targets b,
ing those Of the Afro.Amehean pppdis.
lion who were iBdi Greet enough 10
venture out on the street. Great vac
the nproar when the poor sOn Of lIam
marked bis course aud began ''sli,lnR
'And. "-Nadisonvllle Meteor.
Why suffer with coughs, colds. and
Ia grippe when LASAnvE Bnono Gus.
iEE will cure you In one day. Does
not produce the ringing il thu hsaa
like sulphate Of Quinlne. Pa. up IL
tablets convenient for taking. Gual.
anteed TO cure, or money refunded.
Price, Pc. For sale by
NJ. n. James
= san n. WIlf0n.
Il. J. Fountain,
Apl Halls Ding Store.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

BuRI1soroS. Ky, Dec. ga col.
ored peoples Christmas celebration be.
gan At Big Bone Springs on Wednesday
night and continued all night Charles
EwAlt. n mAiloArricr, while passing the
place yesterday morning was assaulted
by Harvey Foster. oolored. armed with
razor. Ewalt shot Foster dead. He
il At Big Bone Springs and hiss not been
arrested. EwAlt's reputA,icn is good,
while that OF Foster was very bad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
VIZ TAKE rlk3suRr IN
M. and p. Bank.

Bank Examiner ]. 7. Mcdonald OF
Paris on yesterday took charge Of the
NJ. and P. bank, which closed a few
days since. The officers Of the bank
have given out nothing further regard
ing the closing, but public confidence
remains firm that payment will be re-
samed at an early date. The resources
and standidg OF the officers and stock
holders are sufficient to in ure conf
dence nnhl the affairs OF the bank can
be properly arranged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
THE FIRST BATTLE.
Hon. w j. Bryan's Great
Hook.

VIII be really for de.iye y abou, Jan.
uary y, 1897. II will em'rdy an &C
count II his famous tour; a review Of
the poll iral situation HE mos, impoF-
tant spe,ches; the rc ~ OF the cam.
paigu u 1895, HE biography, written
By his vile This magnificent voIume
will contain about 90 pages, printed
nom large, clear type, on = superior
quality Of paper, with SO iull.p'R u.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

send The Weekly Eagle 10 any address
for one year, and coy Of THE Flrst
Battle" free, postage prepaid. e..
Or, upon receip, Of Five yearly Sub.
scripliOns to The weely Eagle We will,
send a copy Of"The First battle" fresf
to any address. postage prepaid,
Very Respectfully, '
THE RRYAN EAGLE, T
.s.'u~ Bryan, Teas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

ATLANTA, Dec. 20 Mrs Elizabeth
+. Brown, wife Of the late ex Governor
and ex-senator Brown. died at her hon.
In this city. aged 20 years She hid
just returned from a tour Of Europe aud
the holy land, lasting year aud a half.
when she was siezed with her fatal M.
nasa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

HOLLAND, Tex. Dec. se.-Jesse Bry.
ant Of Villas was found dead In that
place, a pistol or Winchester ball hAv.
ing passed through him. d. T. Taylor
Il under arrest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

MADRID, Dec. 80. 1t Il semioficially
stated that the rumors in circulation
abroad tina. Spain would accept the
good Offices Of the United States 10
terminate the war in Casa, are sniir ely
without foundation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

FoRr WORM, Tex, Dec %. -rhos.
hnney, = Rock Island section foreman.
was assaulted and badly cut in the
neck while walking on the lower sec.
sion OF the city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
zen rhrssrA the Nl.r.,sr sh.n.

Ennis. Tex, Dec, 90. Henry waldrip
fell through the elevator chute at Ken.
dali & Aliens furniture store here,
distance Of "a fest. breaking three ribs
and Otherwise injuring himself.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27
To Fatten Beeves.

For Renl--the Knowles old Brick
fard' with good shelter, feed troves
and sp'eaded tank, ienccs In good re.
pair. Apply TO Mr.. II. X. White.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

hExIA. Tex, Dec. s6-Mcstello Cos
ton, while out hunting. was accidentally
shOt. The wound is serious but not
dangerous
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

Ia .tratloni. II will be handsOmsl .
bound In cloth, with a portrait d the
author forming ihs design upon the
cover. ALL ORDERS WILL RE NUN.
BERED AND FILLED INRoTATI0N.
Do not delay. Hon. W. ], Bryan will
devote one.half the royalties received
from the sale Of the work, 10 furiherlng
the cause Of Bimetallsm.
READ OUR SPECIAL OFFERS!
The EagIe has the agency for the sale
Of this great work at Bryan. The price
Of The hook is only $3.50. Upon receipt
Of this amount We will send a copy Of
"The First Battle" TO any address,
postage prepaid
Or, upon receipt Of e7.OO, We viii
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

CoRrus cHRtsri. Tex. Dec 9o.-Alon-
40 PechaEa had his hand blown Oh here
hy giant arocraoker.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex
Tom South returned to Hauston yes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-12-27

Mr. Semones ADAMS entertained The
young PeOpleA. ~ Informal receptions
las, evening At the home OF his paFsAls,
Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Adams.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
MORE A CIVIL THAN CRIMINAL CASE.

Magistrate Mott held an examination at the
Centre street Court yesterday in The OF julius
Seibert. president of the IS & s. Manufacturing
Company. charged with misrepresentation in a real
estate transa ction with Mrs. Annie Purdy. The
complainant testified that she purchased four lots
on n hillside at Bedford Westchester County, from
Mr. Seibert and the lots decided 10 her were in a
valley half q mile from the hillside. Several viii
nesses testified that the lots had been. selected
from a map in Mr. Seiber:'s Office. although Mrs
Purdy had been az Bedford and had desired TO buy
the lots the hillside. Mr. Sebert testified that
the sale had been made through agent. and he
had shown the lots 70 Mrs. Purdy. After she
complained he offered to deed to her other lots
on the hillside in place Of those in the valley. mt
en- increased price. Magistrate Mott said he
thought there was doubt 70 The propriety of his
entertaining criminal complaint i'm the casc,
which seemed TO be for civil action. bul he
reserved his decision on that point,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
LIKE OLD FOLKS

LITTLE TOTS WANT COFFEE FOR BREAKFAST
Please let me have a little cup OF cohee
to break my doughnuts in-you have II ana
why can't II" 1t is hard to refuse the cute
little folks. even when we know that coffee
and tea are injurious beyond doubt Tor
hot coffee and sweet bread and butter or
doughnuts taste good for breakfast.
physician has discovered method OF pre-
pairing grains TO produce a beautiful
drink, an exact fac-simile of the finest
Mocha coffee and fatteninr and nOurishing.
II fits place with weak stomachs and for
the little folks coffee The coffee habit can
be dismissed instantly when the new food
drink is used in its place and health is as
sured because Of the fact that IL Is made
only Of pure and wholesome grains. 1t
make RED blood" is the motto and Postum is
the name Grocers sell il and 1t is made by
the Postum Cereal Co., Limited. Battle
Creek. Mich.
A reliable grocer will never offer cheap
weak imitation of a genuine original ar
,icic because he happens to make a little ex-
ira profit. But il is well to observe that
when genuine Postum Cereal coffee Is or
dored that you get Postum and not sprri-
Gus imitation offered Just as good
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
THE NEW ROTLEV4RD LAW ~ OPER4TIOV

The policemen duty along the Western Bouic-
ward yesterday reported that they had no trouble
IN enforcing the ordinance regua ling traffic in
the thoroughfarc. Only one arrest has been made
so far. This was the of q driver who was
warned TO keep 10 the proper side of the road. ana
replying with profane language, promptly run
in" by his indignant admonsher He was disrhdIg ged
IN court upon pleading ignorance of the law. Tie
majority Of drivers doce and obedicn enough
when they understand what is wanted OF them. but
tic number of policemen stationed the Boulevard
.s insufficient TO preven; good deal of offending.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
4 S(ICIDE IN CENTRAL PARK.

Park Policeman Iscyer early yesterday morning
found the dead body of unknown man lying
the lawn west of the walk leading south from the
Arsenal, In Central Park Thc had shot him
self There was a bullet hole the LEFT temple.
and n revolver lay beside him. The evil
IDENTIFY an American, about thirty years old. He
was Ave feet seven ard one-half inches in height
and weighed about 1Jo pounds His clothing
sisted of n blue chinchilla overcOat. brown chcviot
cutaway suit, and black and white striped outing