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\ Juvenile Burglar.

Waterbury, Dec. 6.-Michael Me Mahon, aged fourteen years, was ar rested this afternoon. charged with burglarizing a meat market in Bridge port. The arrest was made on infor- nation rendered by the Bridgeport po- lice.
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Rev. pr. conatv to vlsit Rome,

Rome, Dec. 6.-It is expected at the vatican that the Rev. pr. T. J. Conaty. the new rector of the Catholic univer- sity at Washington, will shortly visit Rome to receive instructions from the pope.
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Fire in Manchester Mirror omca

Manchester, N. H., Dec. GA fire in the Mirror building this morning dam aged the office of George F. Wiley, publisher. The loss on books is 1O.OoO; insured for 5000. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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COLONEL FELLoWs, CONDITION
Remains Unchanged-Death May Come at
 Any Moment.

New York, Dec. 7.-At midnight Col onel John R. Fellows condition re mained unchanged. The physicians left at il p. m. and said they would not return except in case of emergency.
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Subsisted on Cocoanuts and Oranges Float in tho Gulf Stream--startles 8 Passing
 Steamship by Crying Out for Help-Sole Survivor of the Crew of the Schooner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
RATTLE OF THE RAIL.

NJ. f. Sebree. trainmaster Of the Rock
Island, has returned from a trip up
the line.
]. W, Carter, general livestock agent
of the Rock Island. came in yester-
day.
il. Holland, vice-president OF the
Fort Worth and New Orleans, came
in yesterday from Waxahachie.
Il. Il, George. travelling passenger
agent of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail, came in yesterday.
Charles L. Sloat, assistant general
passenger agent OF the Rock Island.
spent yesterday In Dallas.
Colonel S. i. Hoyey, vicepresident
and general superintendent of the
Rock Island. came in yesterday from a
trip up the line.
Charles L. Ware. general livestock
agent of the Fort Worth and Denver.
went north on the line yesterday.
Colonel W. G. Crush. general pas
senger agent of the Katy, came over
from Dallas yesterday for n little ex-
perience in the llvest town in Texas.
W. d. Lawson, travelling passenger
agent of the Katy. came in yesterday
| from Houston.
j. W. Barbee, general livestock agent
of the Cotton Belt, returned yester-
| day from Kansas City and reports q.
NJ. Payne, who has been quite sick.
as now out of danger.
In the absence of Chief Clerk Ster-
| lay at Austin, Everett Wyatt is pre-
siding at his desk in the Fort Worth
| and Denver general offices. with his
usual becoming grace and aptness.
william Doherty passenger agent OF
| the Santa Fe, spent yesterday In Dali
/ las.
j. L. Pennington. general livestock
] % Ia Ia npnn rtpU luEi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
BETWEEN HOUSTON AND PuEB-
Lo, COLORADO SPRINGS AND
DENVER VIA FORT WORTH


shown the dispatch stating that the
Agitator. a Popullst paper OF Gnrnctt,
Kan. had declared for her. She said
tonight:
"1'he suggestion OF my candidacy
originated, no doubt, with my friends
and the friends Of reform, who do not
believe that the sO-called Popnllats who
traded the principles Of the PopuliSt
party for the services OF Il corporation
attorney. and who hold Office by the
grace OF tho Republican party, should
be the only aspirauts for the confidence
OF the people. Wendell Phillips snys
that the advocates OF reform must be
independent OF the office or tho de-
mands OF bread and butter. This has
bean reversed by rcformera Of todhy,
who have sold their party for the loaVcs
and fishes. | would not trade my fear
less Independence for any office In tho
rift OF the people, but as resident OF
the state and taxpayer shall con-
tribute my little mite toward keeping
the people informed IS TO the true In
wardnpss OF those who aspire 20 Of
fee. believe It ia unnecessary 10 as
cure my friends In this state that !
shnll always be with the people against
the fxers and doodle feformors"
The friends OF Mrs. Lease here are
anxious that she shall make the race.
she Ia a member Of the local bar. and
enjoyed good practice before she
entered the lecture fold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

diet that as long as such law remains
on the statute books II will he Inn
possible TO elect II Republican state or
electoral ticket in New York. senator
Hin shares in this belief. and Is very
positive that the Legislation which Mr..
Plat proposed ana pushed through
will handicap the Republican party.
II is also his opinion that Governor
Morton would not be able TO carry his
own state MS II presidential candidate
II he signs this bill. and that such ac-
ton viii make his nomination impos-
sible at st. Louis.
The Raines bill provides that ever.
excise board shall cease to exist, and
that every liquor license shall he can
celled on the 30th of June next, when
II state commissioner appointed by
the governor viii assume control OF the
liuuor traffic. assisted by special
deputies In the large cities and sixty
secret agents throughout the state, All
| licenses for the sale OF liquor must be
obtained from the state commissioner,
who will issue them without dlscrlmi-
nation to any one who pays u fee of
| $500 n year III New York, $3.50 In
| Brooklyn. $500 In other cities VI more
| than $1,000 inhabitants, In cities be-
/ tween 10000 and so. 600 inhabitants, $3.50;
/ In those between 5000 and 0.pOO phahi-
| tants. $500; between 1000 and 5000. S2eQ,
| and In villages of less than 1000 III
] habItants, 500. The tax for the sale
OF bottled goods is rated from $50 to
| $500, drug stores may sell liquor by
/ paying fee of 800. and every dining
/ car. buffet car and steamboat Will be
/ charged 5000 for liquor licenses One
third of the taxes thus collected are
! given TO the state and the remainder
! 20 into the municipal treasury. No
| distinction Is made In the sale OF malt
and spirltuous liquors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
LIVESTOCK.
Talking About Cattle In
Greer.
WHAT EFFECT WILL THE CHANGE
IN GOVERNMENT OF THE
COUNTY HAvEs
The LOCAL MARKET.
HEAVY HOG RECEIPTS AND sLIGuT-
LY LOWER PRICES.
Thousand of Cattle Ready to Move
THE LOCAL MARKET.
HEAVY HOG RECEIPTS AND SLIGHT
LY LOWER PRICES.

Considerable discussion IL heard as
70 the effect the recent decision OF the
supreme court declaring Greer county
me property OF the United States in
stead OF Texas viii have upon the cat
lie interests of that large section Of
country.
There are considerable number OF
cattle owners operating more or less
extensively In that country, among the
largest being the kimberlin Land and
cattle company. OF which j. 4. Pennis-
Ton OF Cuanah Is manager, the Chill
dress Land and Cattle company, w.
u. Tullis. John Ledbetter Quinlan OF
Kansas City, and many others Hith-
erto those grazing in that county had
10 pay taxes on their cattle to the
state of Texas. as II was under the jur-
isdiction OF the state government. On
the other hand they had no lease money
to pay, for this being kind OF No
Man's-Land there was no authorized
agent to whom to pay It; and all the
oattlemen had to do was to run their
cattle in on the unocCupied territory
and Craze them.
But now that the United States has
come into possession there may be a
cnange in. conditions. 1t is thought
probable, However, that as the presl-
dent has proclaimed that no one will
be disturbed In his holdings who took
them up prior to 1857, when his warm
ing was issued. and as most OF the
catlrmen went In before that time,
they will not be disturbed for the pres
ent at least. 1t is said again that this
proclamation most likely applied only
10 those who took up homesteads. -,
any rate 1t liz not believed that any
change will be made unit, the claim
of the Choctaws to the territory Is set
tied. which will not be for some time.
In the event that the claim Is settled
in their favor, 1t would put new
phase on the matter and necessitate
| the paying of lease money to the IN
| dians: and In case the country was at
/ tached to Oklahoma for judicial pur-
poses 1t might result In an effort be-
| ing made to levy and collect tax on
/ the cattle as has been done In some oil
the other Indian countries. which re-
/ suited in the union Of number oil
| prominent cattlemen to fight the cases
/ in court and test the right to 80 levy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
,.,o.cJ for Certain Roads os'
uouds are Taken Up


washington. ID. {" M ,,,ra,ri nitro
Gresham Hubbard OF Mis .onnH when
saa a hill in the house TO-DAY w" III.
duce9 Tint the secretary oil W
ps,,.,, ascertain the amounts OF In
treantive Indebtedness OF the o ma
resp PsI Konsas Pacific, Central r aG'nJ
Pas'i ,Ss,tarn Pacific. to which ui lite1
anu subsidy bonds were hn'a asSs
aidinp construction OF the
. ~ up to July ], 1881; .rotarv
Ths bill then authorizes ,he ,la ,aii-
=, ,he treasury TO dehanu nnds on
roads that they redeem ,H1 Ieos and on
or peIv, ~. failure OF the compnhiss y"
reIusa, theIr bonds the roads shah h
ieuesi,ataly taken possession Vi -
iHi',,,v III the treasury ior .he
see,eta liza, of the United states pr
Gnu s.rrIds section shall NOT apfis
Nlueu, narf az any OF salh fa,lIo''us
o,oor sii% prior to said ISL u'' "
July. 1867" mat each Of the
roads which defaults snhi t,,v 1900,
pubic anes ~ the roads TO be thhs
me h.,,des everything real, pe.So sn,i
SOU i, except lands grai,ru occ,,-
OF ~ the government n.y.
ts ~, - used by bona itde set',s nm
pieh I'm anarontee Of good faith We ,be ,
~ that the secretary
prpN a,,,y shall require OF hia n aen ooo No
t ned cheeks in the sum o. S'u nor lis bid
onnsIdered, until TINS en ~ .scrstary.
,,Isced in the hands ol ,,dss that the
'The hl,l , further sb pif' within thirty
success.u, Ne day OF sale. pay N 49, az,
days si ss. Of the treasury u ~.
70 the 10 Sonethrd Of the amount 900 sSS coo
S1uhi me y, United states me o,, ,,p.Svy ana
cue ,,a ai deposited being couh'se
srrrn,ng part Of this third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

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even cures consumption. Its the only true
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The doctor who Is considered an expert on lung
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opinion | am glad l did for now know what
your medicine will do. When started on the
second bottle was better In every way and was
able to take a walk on every hne day enjoyed
my sleep my appetite was good, and by the time
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

at recent meeting OF general pas.
senger agents at st. Louis.
Well, the general passenger agents
wrestied with the problem until thor
oughly convinced that there could be
no agreement effected on account OF
some approximations OF Illegally Of the
proposed measure. and they took nd
vantage of u happy thought and re-
ferred the whole matter back to the
executive officers. where the plan or
iginated.
a meeting OF the executive officers
or the lines forming the association has
been called to assemble prior to April
I, In order that they may formulate n
new plan OF procedure and bring II
up for general acceptance at the Hot
Springs meeting on April Z.
1t Is now generally believed that
the proposed passenger pool is very
dead. and an entirely new scheme must
be devised to keep the Cotton Belt I'm
Its present good humor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
LITTLE ROCK
LruwEsTERN PASSENGER COM
urrEE TO HOLD MEETING
.,unss of boards of Arbitration
N S,ttie Rate Questions-A Santa
Ee Change

|r.re is a meeting in session at Aus
!. IL which railway men feel a deep
N abiding interest and are watching
|. outcome with considerable anxiety.
\, meeting referred to is that called
the state railway commission to
liz final action on the proposed new
bin on grain, grain products ana
n Is claimed by the railway people
N every movement made by the
emission Is the nature of radical
Nation of rates and the reducing
ross has already progressed so far
make itself something Of bur
D Fixed charges. they say, have
v earned or bankruptcy stares
n In the face. They claim. too,
~ view of the short cotton crop
nr and general adverse con-
nwhich have prevailed the mat
Ffnaklng the earnings balance tho
ssharges has proved very grave
<m. 1t Is principally on these
,,ds that an argument Will be made
m the commission against the pro-
NJ grain tariff, which is now up
fnal consideration and DISPOSE
In the new tariff submitted the
iiina are reached at POI miles. said
'una being on single hauls for flour
y cents, for wheat IL cents, for
n and hay IL cents; and on Joint
as for -four 20 cents, for wheat II
~ Tor corn Is cents and for hay
Nats
w. ", +. Sterlay. chief clerk In the
Worth and Denver general freight
passenger department, went down
al,fday for the purpose Of repre-
'nns the Denver's interests at the
ruhg. II is understood that the
Ivy interests of tho entire state
ee well represented at the meet
ana Il Is believed that the pro-
~ tariff will at least be greatly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
THE LOCAL YARDS.
Rcceipts of Hogs nnd cattie-rhe
livestock Market.

Receipts Mt the local stockyards were
in all respects almost exactly equal TO
those OF the previous day. The market
nearly ali classes. Tops were quoted
at from 50. 25a3.55. No change in the
cattle market was noted.
Hog receipts for the day included
three cars from Westhrook Bros, Lo-
rena; two cars from NJ. II. Birdweu.
Mineral Wells. and one car from eaeh
Of the following: ID. NJ. Tramwell, Alb
bott; City National bank, Ardmore NJ.
NJ. MCDANIEL, Waco; IL. NJ: Munger
Waco: Parker & Kellum, Valley MINIS;
J. Il. Williams, Carbon.
Sol Keck OF Alvord marketed car
of good beef cattle that were bought
by the packing house.
W. j, Dee. president OF the Packing
company, arrived from Chicago yester-
day and is stopping at the Stockyards
hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
SHIPPING TO THE TERRITORY.
MANY Thousand Cattle VIII Go-Gep-
eraI livestock Notes.

A. II. Atwater. manager OF the 81.
I.otIis house OF ns-Snyder-B uel Co,
left Yesterday for home, He had Just
returned from San Antonio. where he
went after the convention. Mr.. AZ
water says that cattle are already be-
ing loaded In that country for shipment
10 the Territory. much earlier than
usual. In fact this shipping VIII begin
i'm earnest in q few days now and
many thousands win go. Among those
that have already been listed the fol-
lowing are reported: William Jennings'
John Blocker, 7. A. Coleman, san An
tonic. Tex, $4,000: w. a. Mnngli"
,iIle 5000; I'D Lasatr San Antonio,
iooo. 7 c. Wilson, Cnecotah, 1000; Lee
,.oode uannester, 5000: James Dolfel-
,ner / W. Kennedy, d. Kirkpatrick,
lviIlinm Walker. Ward & Williams, san
saba, 1000. Total. 5000.
WI. Gatlin has sold to W. D, Jem-
ries 5000 head of stock cattle AZ PR,
waite terms The cattle are ioc"s "
near Big Springs and VIII go TO MI
IefyrIes' ranch near Clarendon.
Tho live oak Ranch company shipped
u,,,asdnv from Clehurne o train load OF
~ Tod steers. They win be on the
Kansag city market today.
Colonel J. i. Mccall OF Weatherford
,,.as IN Inc city yesterday. He viii ship
Va, tho end Of the week a train load
~ aSy neal.fed cnttle to ST. Louis
John scharbauer closed deaf yes
.osSnv With r.. Walsh OF the Adair
. .e,uh' for 300 head OF fine Hereford
hnIla MIR soharbauer has gone. ex-
, nu,si in 10 the breeding of Here
s.S caitia and thinks they are the
heTt bIooded cattle for Texas.
pe5y d Reynolds, a big cattleman
from the plains Of Albany. was among
- arrivals Yesterday.
VI" "a carver is back from a trip to
South Texas - ,.,, v,n,,o
~ r. Conner N san Angelo was In
yesterday on cattle business. ,.,a,
George Beggs is back from a priei
visit 70 Waco; .a,,,,aa from a
l.. W Krake has returhe" t''
trip to Cleburne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

Editor Gazette: Kindly allow me space
10 tell your readers that one who suf
fored from both seminal weakness and
syphilis will inform any one who may
desire to know OF the means by which
he was cured OF these two loath-
some diseases and fully restor-
ed to vigorous manhood. lie has
nothing whatever TO sell and would
not make one cent Off the unfortunate,
having for years paid all his hard earn
ings to doctors and for patent medi-
cines only to experience failure and dis
appointment In return. He viii only be
too happy TO inform sufferers OF "A
plan by which they can be certainly
and permanently cured. Write. enclos-
ing stamp to Lock Box 1911, villa Park
Postoiiice, Colo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

The Texas and Pacific Railway COM
nanv'a line of pullman buffet sleeping
lars heretofore operated through TO
cbicaro on train No. has been
chanacd 10 train No. 4 Chicago pas
senTers desiring through cars without
change will now leave Fort Worth at
0.b0 p. m. Dallas at :55 ?. m, sleepera
on train No. 6. leaving Fort Worth at
7.95 a m. and Dallas at sos a. m. nre
oneraied only to 81. Louis, For tickets.
sipening car reservations oi any fur
,hcy information eall on or address J.
\, zurn. city ticket agent, Main street,
irort Worth. Tex; or CASTOR Meslier.
General passenger and ticket agent,
nnllua Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

We arc now running cars from the
court house south on Main street to
Hattie; easl on Hattie 10 Missouri
avenue; north on Missouri avenue 10
Boaz street. and from bohx street. 70
no court house These cars carry on
the front end "South Main and East
Hattie street" sign. Cars running In
,he opposlic direction from Main street
cast an Front street and south on Bouz
street carry signs painted yellow
aTront and Bonz street" on coch end.
These cars leave the court house every
nine minutes. give nine fninutes service
an MIsgouri avenue and East Hattie
THE THE FORT WORTH STREET RAIL
COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

cripple Creek is the greatest gold
camp ever discovered. If you want TO
investigate for yourself join the great
oxo,rs,on leaving Fort Worth Tuesday,
Anril 7. Tickets are only one fare for
the round trip; good thirty days for re-
turn.
This excursion will run via the Great
Rock Island route. For further IN
formation call on W. T, ortOn' c. T. A.
oorrer Fifth and Main. or address
&c. MccABE, G. p. A..
Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
COTTON RATE QUESTION.
board of Arbitration to Meet in st.
Lnula AnrIl l.

a meeting OF the recently appointed
board of arbitration to consider and
adjust the differences and dlscrimina-
lions alleged to exist in cotton rates to
the Atlantic seaboard and the Gulf
ports, has been called to assemble at
ST. Louis on April I.
This board is the result OF the de-
mands made by Galveston that the
rate to that city from Texas common
points should be made proportionate
with the long haul rates to the At
lantlc seaboard.
As the boards report to the state
railway commission, which adjourned
an Investigation OF the questions pend
ing Its reception, Is due May /. speedy
and energetic action may be con-
fldently anticipated,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

The International route IN connection
with the II. and T. c, and Rock Island
ro,,te II running daily line OF Pull
nan slecpera heIweeu kansas CITY
Fort worth and San Antonio. connec-
tion IL made at Garrett by passengers
a. rnl fyon Dallas. forming the best
so,te between points In the Republic
=, Mexico, Laredo, and corsicann. Dali
las Fort worth and North Texas
p,,nr,o M $40 p. m; Austin. II so .,
srrIving at Garrett at 74s a. M.
m NJ g;25 a. m, Fort Worth 1920 a.
N neturning leaves Dallas 700 p: M.
Eort Worth, 500 y. M. arriving at Tay-
,or AZ 40 a. M. Austin 5:20 a. m. san
lntonio $50 a. IN. ID. j. PRICE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

j. n. GriswoId. Travelling Freight
Agent, Has Resigned,

Mr.. ]. n. Griswald. the popular and
energetic travelling freight agent OF
the Santa Fe. who has been in the en-
ploy of the company for several years,
has rendered his resignation, to take
effect at once.
Mr.. Griswold has accepted the posi-
tion of secretary and treasurer of the
livestock commission firm of j. II. Dem
ny & Co. and will hereafter make his
Headquarters at the stock yards.
II is understood that with his resgna-
ton the position of travelling freight
agent, with headquarters in this city.
has been abolished
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

New York. March ia--aince the pas
cage OF the Raincs bill candidates for
thc Democratic nomination for severn
or are thick. The ll3t includes Secretary
Daniel S. Lament eN-Gcvernor Hph-
well Cook OF Rochester, es.secretHry OF
Ftate, ex-congressman Perry Belmont.
ex-Congressman Daniel y Lockwoo'i
IN Buffaio. ex- Mayor William X.
Grace and Mayor John u. Thatcher Of
Albany. Democratic politicians gay tina,
n Governor Morton AIgns The Raiuea
iii there viii be more candidates for
governor. lieutenant-goverpur ana
Judge Of the court OF appeals than have
brep seen at Democratic state CON
vention In twenty years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
scunADnn ~ ormnn FIELDS.
The Fake Healer Treating the Al
alctcd ut Terrc tIuutc.

Terre Haute. Ind. March ls,-The al
legged divine healer" August schrader,
mas arrived here and has opened UP
att,ncts much curiosity, but thus far
he has not been molcsted. Schraders
method of treating Is as follows: lie
first rrasps the patient by the hand.
then places his hands on the head OF
The visitor, pressing firmly the forehead
and hack OF the head, Next he rubs
the shoulders. back and chest Of the
pnticnt. and finishes with another
handshaling. Nothing ~ spoken -
schrndcr The room IN decorated witt
evsrrreens. and with the following
motto; 'He who gives me money !
cannot heal"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19

In. VIII Meet on April Z.
klus. pouthwestern Passeng ar COM
n o mas been called to meet IN regu-
tua,terly session at Hot Springs
snp.n I for the discussion OF such
IN as may come up for consider
m hbns the bones of contention that
| IN thrown into the assemblage
M matter OF dlfferentials as sprung
MI, so,ton Belt last fall, and which
s,p,oVeu such poser for the as
n 49,, AS Is well known. the mat
Fses up In the form of a pro-
ben ~ or passenger business be-
k,ewassaa' ssourl and Mississippi river
H and Texas junction points,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-19
POLITICAL FUTURE


washington. March 1s.--The hepuDn-
~ members OF the New York delega-
i'm, in, in congress and private indlxldnals
, W. ~, 20 that party In the. Empire
peos's sra talking very cautiously about
I. h,t they are nevertheless apprenen-
" W. az 10 the effect OF the Kaihss
liquor bill upon The poiil,sa' h ,u.a me
~, Ih,s,,a ssn. are quite jubiiant and pre-