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New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
Flint'S Fine Furniture.
Have you seen the exquisite Fall design, ,
FACTORY PRICES.
WoOdbury's Facial Soap Is made by derma.
toIogist. The maker knows all about the skin.
and what is good for II. 'rr
LORD RTSSELL'S VISIT.

cravings, etchngs and photographs, which vil
be sold Thursday and Friday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
PALESTINE NoTEa
Directors OF the Fair Aasoeiation-Hun-
drpd Thousand Dollar College,

Directors OF the Fair Associntion-Hun
dred Thousand Dollar College.
Palestine. Texas. January 9c--Ander-
son County Fair and Driving Park as-
ISOLATION In tho name OF tho enterprise
previously noted IN Tho Post, and for
which charter has been applied.
Tho officers have not yet been elected
but tho directors have ns follows; VIM
Broylas, IA. II, Padan. of Troy, Ill. Geo.
W, Buriitt, a. c. Green. W. II. Oil. w.
q German and q. W. Bordeaux. II IL
generally understood that MIR. Padon OF
Illinois, will DO the president. general
manager or whatever appellation Is re-
ouired to movs the association on to Sue
cess. He Is an experienced man in THIS
line and having travelled over the state
for vls purpose, decided that Palestine
was tho best point for an attraction or
this Kid. Two hundred shares Mt w each
Is estimated to be- necessary to put the
nss5olatlon on foot, and already cncouray-
Ing takers hnyo been found 70 takc
up a good deal OF this amount Groundn
have been selected Just north OF the cry
lIndts for the enterprise.
But tho biggest big thing ever thongni
OF for Palestine IL n Presbyterian school
10 cost NOn.n0 II ~ said that the Pres-
bytorinn synod OF Texas propose TO 40
such a thing, and. of course. this cay
VIII be after II.
'rhe RUBY In Fnyetto company would
have presented Fogg's Ferry last night.
hut Il rnined and II rained and u wss
most too foggy, but they prossnted "
well tonight to n large audieroe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

OF nll matters pertaining to geography.
combined with Ills extensive Judicial tram.
ing. must give weight to his views on
this subject.
To him the question Whether the terri-
tory In dispute belongs to England or to
vcncHucla appears to be rnther GEOGRAPHIC
teal and historical than political. and one
that Involves an Inquiry extending over
the long period OF two hundred yours.
After careful. dapasslona,a survey OF
all the essentinl authorities and facts
bearing on the matter tho conclusion
reached by him 10 that
The facts hero brought together, I think,
sufficiently show how difficult, " not I'm.
possible. Il will be for the commission
appointed by the president To do what
the act OF congress requires Of thoni- that
-. ITO report upon the true divisional
line" between Venezuela and British
Guiann--but Il IL possible for board OF
arbitration TO say what, In Wow or all The
circumstances, would be n fair line OF
separation or boundary.
This publication In tho Herald to-day
inny well be read with caro- by the hound.
ary commissioners. Whom they have cx-
haustivcly investigated tho matter II ID
possible that they may realize tho dlfh-
Guilty Of determining the true line. and
agree with ox-Indge DAILY that the r.nsl
satisfactory solution OF tho problem Is
! to be found In arbitration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.


About one-thlrd Of the inter I'M
ported into Great Brilhlh lnHt year came
from Denmark.
Striking m average. English women
wear shoes two sizes larger than Ameri-
cun women.
Lnst year 1854 new houses were built
IN London, and nearly thirty-iour miles
OF strc,fs were laid out.
There nro IL. 900 900 silk hats made an
nunlly In the United Kingdom, worth
four millions sterling.
The applicants for the roat Of sccre-
tnry 10 The city of London schools
reached the extraordinary number of
200.
For centuries the navy of Great Brit
ain has been the most powerful in the
world. blt of Int It's growth Inns been
euormons,
nh, pr,,ca % woI.a, ,oc,,, Yacht
tho britannia. Ia now laid IN al Caves.
where she IL being rc-,nuIked and re-
conncre1
1ho Ad,on. ,os,,oi a., G, po,i,. On.
,h'Irai 'anao,, ,r, e,o, atirn,,,, CON.
eresotlons of 5000 or 1000 neople and
/ up,yarIs
| cr,a,,,.ioh .ooo.a. .b,,y ,b,, ,,r four.
-, 'N,,n ~ - XII, 49,, ..o ,,n n,
Nj ,,rn,,r hn,rs a" 70 aunsb'na In inndon
In Decernher
M, ,rn.nvt,a,a ,,,,,bor az sh,o, 4,
/ Na,,. lotand n,, nrgl IN AZ '.,a "a
| ~ o6n hsj,,, Ipcr.,s. AZ A Gg5 an
con,Dor.d Wiz tho nreyions ,ear,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

Ininrham. He declined to 70 when he
came into the office OF the jail and met
he sheriff and Chief Mcdonald. He was
old that It was Impossible to accommodate
i'm.
"well. you can't take me. you haven't
got reauisition papers," said the prison.
err.
"oh yes we have" said tho sheriff. ..po
you want 10 see them"
lie did not and after being ironcd prop
eriy TO prevent him falling out OF the
carriage he was driven to the Crane
Central depot. when Chief Mcponalo
purchased his tickets. confederate o.
Pratt was there and made similar pur
chase. The party then entered coach
Of the Southern Pacific train and the con,
federate followed and asked permission
TO speak 10 the prisoner.
you can not talk to him. you can no,
sit near him and you will not be allowed
IN this COACH" said Sheriff Erickson. 81
am satisfied you are n rascal and do no,
propose to give YOU rope enough to get
IN trouble" The sheriff then turned tc
his deputy. Harry Anderson, who hnq
been detailed to accompany Chief Nc.
Donald TO New Orleans. Harry, | wan,
YOU to watch that man md IL he at.
tempts TO communicate with this prisoner
while You are IN charge | want you tc
shoot him full OF holes" The shOriff then
ordered the confederate out OF the chr.
81 have made a hard fight 10 hold this
man." said Sheriff Erickson to a reporter
OF The Post. II was offered 5000 by one
OF HIS confedcratcs II would accept =
bond for him, which ] declined to take
would have arrested the whole batch
Of them who followed us 10 Galveston, II
I could make the slightest case out OF 4,
He Is gone now. and hope he will sc-
| Justice in Alabama. They have uon,
everything in their power to got him out
and coming from Galveston. Pratt him.
self. offered Chief McDonald 5000 " he
would let him escape"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
MUST PAY LICENSE.
Travelling Doctor Flued-Neero Takor
From Jail and Whipped.

Travelling Doctor Flued-Negro Taken
From Jail and Whipped.
Lufisin. Texas. January SO,--Quite sem
sational trial has Just closed in Justice
Hnrs court, In which n "Dr." Anderson,
claiming to be a Socialist" figured as
defendant in complaint brought by Some
Of the regular physicians, that the said
OR" Anderson was practicing without
having paid his occupation tax. The doc
tor" was fined SIS and all costs. Tho do
Tense was that he was ftockholder III n
concern that manufactured Il proprietary
medicine: he was sent out by the COM
many to diagnose chronic cases and then
furnished medicines through his house TO
his patients collect on delivery. Another
case is pending in the district court against
him for failing TO register his credentials
according to law. The doctor claims
Sherman as his home.
The drunken negro who fired his gun and
used some "cuss words on one OF The
lublic streets last sunday night white
people were going 10 church. and VINO was
locked in the calaboose. was quietly tnlten
ont by some citizens and beautifully
striped upon the back with nice, keen nick
DRY switches This enforced lesson VIII Do
a warning to sonfn others.
The Alfred Taylor company has Jue'
closed It's engagement here in presenting
the Siege of the Alamo" The company
played to crowded houses.
Commander John G. Brain, G. 3. n.
lectures in East Texas College tonight foi
The benefit of the Jefferson Davis monu'
ment. Mile. De Leencr OF the MuAcn
Conservatory Of Paris accompanies the ex'
commander.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
SHORT IEXAs SPECIALS.

HILLqPOPO-M T.. LaFrunce was ar.
rested ana Jailed here on charge OF
forgery.
gRoEsBEcK--Bo Alexander Howard
u,aa n ca,,itted OF the murder of Jim Ross.
The killing occurred Mt Mexia last Do
cember
oATEsvILL Hammack re-
turned from Eastland county with Leo
Rranham. whom he lodged In jail on
charge VI burglary.
I<AIrl' AAN--Bob Hicks saloon at Cram
dan. Kaufman county. wns hrohah into
by burglars, who took lot tf whisky, To-
hacco and cignrs. etc. Tho goods were
recovered.
pIcJSToN-w. Il Payne OF this place
Inns bought a half interest In Cyclone On
Nh, pnpcr. the Aiiirnce vindicator, nj SUI.
pnur Syringe and Will assums editorial
control.
oRApELAND--consta Jerry Clark
arrested Jne DR.. Shannon Tor prscurinR
and selling medicine without payment o.
tax. He Is from Louisiana,
I,IyING8ToN--A Mr.. James Of Austin
4. Expected here In n few days TO interview
tho people as to the location OF BANK
such an enterprise ~ much needed and y u
hoped that the effort will bo succcssfuL
l,ALI.As-wni Peters and tibert Kruf
gle, young whoclnen. rs and " years DIG.
wera arrested for stabbins fataily 20
man was stabbed neysrai times 10 tho pac<
KAUFMAN The case OF Major l. q.
Ra,,dle. sent here frorn Dailps county On
change OF venue, has been sct Ior 49,
runry 70 and witnesses arc being rupS
pcnaed and attached 10 be here AZ thnt
time.
Hurro- Sometimes over sis hund,s re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
me AUGUSTINE TRIAL.

Srs' Gives the Case to the Jury
IN. ~ Now Wrestling with II.
~ auas, january si.-Last night
ksn. aouf the Jury in the celebrated
I,cr murder case was charged by
N " ing sna retired to consider OF their
n ~, ny a. m. they are still out
N, ~ known how they stand. the
Inv s usse 10 adjourn by IL O'Clock
|f.s,.a1 sat by operation OF law ana
I'm NJ. me 'ury Is hopeIessly divided
: sca ssset agree on a verdict. TINS
u eonn a ui;e this case has been tried
u Inv NIX ,ae first time being n mis-
(al Ky Wy z, standing seven for acoui,-
III s ,s, 'or conviction. This case has
.rs s.s q Texas ,housands Of dol.
Hird so os cost the defendant many
! isesS ' y :, One end Of Tits case
b q I'M N The boots to the e,sstp
~ slr sne court Of criminal ,npeals
n Il, MY" T., attracted wide spr apSss IN
d Il. I IA being committed tprsa Sv m i
h,ss ~, s,a county Of Dewitt n n, y, :
r. VIA M ~ Tssn II is said The soun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
THE LAND OF THE BoERs,

Gold was discovered there In 1855.
Finished or In progress are 200 miles of
telegraph.
Country has been enjoying its indopen-
denco since 1859.
In 1881 a convention at London rseos-
nized the republic
Two.thirds OF the Christians belong TO
The Dutch Reformed church.
''Transvaal' mea sas =, M vaai river
The ,a,geat town Is Johannesburg. with
a popuiation OF 1900 Pretoria has 1000
Thsre are abou, 1000 farms. wheat and
tobacco being the chief crops
=, q there that the famed tsetse ny
80. Rite ia death TO oxen and horses
is most prevalent
ponu,at,on is $1,000; the whites number
10 ~. and about half OF these are o.
Dutch descent.
,,,,ss or about that OF Illinois. Iowa and
Massachusetts comblnea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
DROWNED IN THE NAviDAp'

schulenburg. Texas, January ~. - naar
August Vornsand and WIFE VINO w nome
Moravla. Lavaca county IN attempt
$1,000 ,,'sa oycss the Navidad the su!key WI, WI,
, M 70 Mrs yornsand was drowned anu
!, =, had not been for Mr.. schwenke, VINO 10
S Ynnia have drowned. lie swan over Nd !,
h muujp yards and pulled Mr. E san,ea
ont with a rope. The horse was n,os las,
Mrs. VornHand's body was rerS below
.t sms the accident occurred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

/, x.,,,o Man becomes Raving Mhhluc
on Account of HE Fathers pea.n'
conneras Cove, Texas, January S'-A'
,,,,a.va In this county. twelve miles
flueono Yesterday morning NJ. osle-
,roa d,ed of Bright's disease. lie wa
about Is years old. His son, Wiiiam r,n wSo
a a.aa attending him during his sickne ~,
W., Mt1' n. soon as the doctor tod MN n h's
,e,t ~ wculd scre.y die, saying ne hau
nsver seen any CT his family die ana "r rs
or expected to. Yesterday Dr, s ,, Moson
ceived a letter I ON ,he os s n crazy
cou ra from papers on his person nv,
man MN m,s William ogletree OF copperas
r na,,e He NE was so Wild they had to TOP H,.
him MINI and tie him hard in order TO hAh''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
pRArrs DEPARTURE.
ravsn 10 Alabama TO STAND rr'ai '''
rake" Swindling =,
uouston. Texas, January a.

stove Pratt has departea, hard or
Ever Tvsryone in Houston h has nsn AIS
steve. His coming rn,Srs Vas william Milan Cameron
arrival WIN . 10 any in the city until
was not nhoM detected that his sup
colonel Cs saw was trying to work HIM
posed e nsp twenty thousand and ths ,r ane
Iur 3 man squssled, No "a mo oItbo,,t the
Willlam' went with him nan, ana W. w returned
sns n,s reowie, Louisiana possessions. ie, s,
70 nv, M man who discovered a los, in,ns
ana Who was willing to divido pfiAoAs
in the Harris county jan. a.. ease
~ The ne subsequent happening IN - ,n Sav vas'
have been reported from Gay ma before
,r une Gavin having failed OF It's purposs
sar as Steve's liberty was coneernsu,
a. ia ,rounht back to Houston ana
ne ,s ~ morning wha called out OF ne
ssi 1' 10 prepare for his journey 70 h'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

,,.,,o springs, Texas. January p
Magnonn dance last Saturday Night
a. Az wight and Horace Mccerty ma sao a
J 5a.ss., w,,s ABOUT wrIghra wife. Ines
diffieul,y a ,be ward to adjust matters
wen. 'ni S,cs Mocarty returned to t h,s
from from va" Jaw minutes later carrying M
e eo in his hands. there being .,s,ss long
cut in his abdomen about SIX ihs"
from which he died Sunday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
rHn pouNpAnY pIsrurn.

or another pago OF this mornings Her
IA viii he found a timely and serviceabl'
contribution 70 the Venezuelan bonnnar,
disctssion from the pen OF Judge Gas
p. Daiy, formerly chief juDtice OF the coprl
~ common pleas In this city and iopf
president or the American Geogrnphica
society. Ex-Judge DAYS lifelong s'na'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
NJ nm TyTRADlTED.

rorn,,s Christi, Texas. January :,
Cofpusc; ~ s,a,,o. the alleged murderer Of
Manuel 49, has been arrested In New
nv nra i,c, MEXICO, and extradition rape 10
t,se h.ep sent on. He will be brought 90, 20
nay c pv FOR trial The reward offered los
his his capture by Governor cu'pefs'" -
tt,,aniy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

colmesncil, Texas, january 2o.-Messrs.
Briggs &. Meadows have lately bought
largo lot OF timber here. and arc now ne PC.
gotlating for machinery for sa" mill
81 about 2. 900 feet daily capacity. Ihey
have bought fite for inc nlii jus, po-
road, and will begin work on tho new
miami next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
'sss,ovwni IMPORTANT cAers

court hs s,sSx s. January si"r,s ,,s
~ the case occqpied the past two
IS, = H. Ke,, y, Robert Moore. for
TX nsar Elrir naeburg. a wealthy
elAassd WHY Under the new law
||slshisc WIZ, w', :, train robbery ha INV
"a i man m,Ih the use of teodl,. ne, neins
s''utn.d ae a capital ofrense VIZ "a.
prsyinv verdict Of not ,,, me
epra.n,ssda an abb. The % asts gu,i,y I;
asa I ~ S,, By Hon. Tnyl Srie ,1aans
'srtsen of Austin. Judrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

Garwood OF Bnstrop aud Makemson 4
Fisher Of Georsetown. There ,yere ovrr
fif'v Witnesses from Elgin.
The Jury IN the cnsc OF Or. Caldwe, ~
Bartlett. for abortion alleged to have heen
eommitted on Miss 1mogenc Itohetts a.
Bartlett. have been out since "Wednesday
and a hung jury Is predicted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

po,,s arc reported Mt the following
,,noas. Hutto Muldoon, Burnet. Paige
Grapeland. Belmont Leesville, San Maj MAJ,
COS, pevine, Livingston, Alice. scum
NJ, Waverly, Giddngs, waelder, Groes-
,,ao,, bartlett and Goldthwaite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
THE VOICE or a NATION.

Al least ono speaker Mt the chamber OF
commerce meeting produced u sentiment
which has the ring OF true metal. That Ia
Mr.. F. c. Moore. president OF tno Couu-
mental Insurance company. who said.
II would rather see every dollar l have
In tho world burned up for fuel under the
boilers of u battle ship, than TO SEQ tuls
country take any other stand than Au-
cords with Its dignity and seif-rospcrt."
This " worth preserving. II hroathes the
spirit That makes n nation Gomcthing more
than an aggregation OF individuals Nnri-
ounlv engaged In the pursuit OF riches,
Tho Evening Posts report OF the meet.
ing asserts that the uttoranccs Of this
patriotic sentiment was greeted with cries
OF "Ohl OhF' from diGcrent parts OF tho
room. II theao alleged intcrjettionq were
intended 70 express Incredibly. they were
Insulting 20 the speaker II meant % In
dlcate dissent. they were highly discrcdlt-
able 20 thosn American citizens who raised
their voices aEuins, such declaration rs
that which Mr.. Moore had lust niado
Every great National crisis has discov-
cred not tens or hundreds. but thnusnnds
and tens OF thousands Of patriots willing
and ready TO givo their all 10 tho cause
IN which their hCatts arc enlisted. Why
should Il seem atrlnvc 20 any mcmhcr oil
the New York chamber Of commerce that
an American Is prepared TO burn every
dollar he owns under the boilers Of u
battle ship rather than sacrifice his coun-
try's honor Is there any thing eNtraSn-
pant IN that7
Bearer thnn all OF the dollars man
may have accumulated II life Itself; ana
ARE the instances 10 rare IN our history
whore lilo Itself has been freely and JOY
fully given7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.

Preparations For the Reception OF t,ar.
dlnal Satolli.
Galveston. Texas. January s1.-,rhe conn.
ing of Cardinal satolm to this oiiv on
Wnshinston's birthday, February ~. will
be accompanied with great deaf Of In.
terest among the Catholic faith .rbc
cardinal only recently received from, n,o
pope the cardinals hat and was prior To
mat the apostolic delegate to this eoun-
try
Father Reade. the rector OF st. Mnry's
cathedral. Is making extensive prcnera-
tons TO receive the cardinal i'm state he
coming his position. He has sent invita-.
lions to all the bishops OF the surrounding
diocese. asking them to come and assist in
doing honor TO the dignitary. After tho
hish pontiilcal mass that win be ceIe-
ornted me morning OF his arrival a recep-
ZION VIII be ttn'ered the cardinal In Ga.
thedral hall. The attendance on the
pontitical mass will be limited, as tho
church VIII not hold all those who wouIi
desire TO attend. This will be governed by
cnids of admission. but the manner OF
their distribution has not yet been decided.
The public are, however. invited to at
tend the public reception given In the
cardinals honor at the Cathedral hall.
The music on the occasion OF the pontifical
"h' W tlit Hlust COHlDlete ever ar
ranged for the cathedral and with the
cardinal and the recent acquisition OF the
large and melodious pine organ. the event
VIII be memorable one in Catholic cir
cles.
ELLIS COUNTY CAPTAs.
This morning Sheriff Dlrks received n
capias from Ellis county for the arrest
Of Van Taylor. who is charged with bur
rlary. Taylor. alias leu. is connnei In
the Galveston county jail, having been sen.
fenced at the November term Of ths Grim
insl court TO sixty days for aggravated
assault and battery.
GERMAN LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT
The annual entertainment of the Ger
man Ladies' benevolent asFociation viii
| occur Mt Turner hail tomorrow evening
/ The entertainment viii conclude with the
one-act comedy by Charles Reade. entitled
"Nany Oldneld."
LOCAL NOTES.
Water Commissioner II. w. Reisel 81
| quite III.
| Jake Lazurus Of Houston IL In the city
| w. s, Hlpp Of Houston spent today II
| the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
TREMENDOUS RAINS.

I7orty.tve Foot Rise In the BRACES During
the Past Three Days
Uempstead. Texas. January I.-Ihe
,2rozos has risen forty-nve feet In three
,a,s something almost unheord of IN the
record OF even this boisterons river; ana
is still going higher. The false works In
construction near TIE ferry where the new
trnn bridge Is to be put In were swept
down and the timbers recovered only aller
hard work. II will require three weens
10 replace the false works. inc river "
now almost full In the upper potuoh VI '''e
county.
Bryan. Texas. January m--The hehvy
rains continued almost incessantly unu,
O'clock today and the weather Is SUI
threatening. The Brazos RIVER Is hls, ,,
hut not over the bottoms yet. II " sH''
rising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02

,r., FUNERAL of Engineer gum WI, ' tno
the , i%v afternoon at o'clock from ,0s sne
place ,his Of deceased. corner Of John
s ass and Center ssrss,s o the N. , nrrva OF
NATIVES I from Gainesville
The evening times., 1896-02-14
Our UnimprOved Streets.

the rrumviraic. 1t is far from meeting
the approval OF the taSpa ycrs and property
owners in the city, who want the value of
their holdings increased by reasonable
Improvements, such as paving drivcways
and sidewalks ana do not care to be taxed
for the purpose OF putting money into the
pockets of a syndicate of specuaturs.
The exhibit of the area of un;rnproved
streets and the sections of the city where
these are located will make Interesting
and instructive reading for those gentle
mcn IN Congress who. for one reason or an
other have looked favorably upon the propo-
sItion IL improve suburban property to the
extent Of seven "T eight million dollars and
Tor this purpose increase the debt of the
Ciiy and burden the taxpayers with the
pa yrucnt of twelve to fourteen million dol
lars, principal and interest. When the Com
missiOners haze been approached by resi-
dents in these unimprovcd streets and peti-
toned for payeincn;s and sidewalks they
have pleaded lack of funds. II that plea
still holds good. would it not he well to
sop talking about the improvement OF
suburban localities and expend some funds
and energy upon the unirnprovcd streets
of Washington?