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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

miserably over hia past llfo. his expui-
sion from the Thirteen Club for having
altered the Prince OF Wales deellna-
ton TO become a member 70 an accent
ance. would have had 20 70 back a
good many years In the life Of his two
sons TO find a time when their ways
were not evil ways. Before Albert ana
AlDheus we're II their boyish pranka.
marked as they we're by deylli- and
cruelty, had made them notorious In
Bergen County. They began with
slungshots. bows and arrows and blow.
guns and plunked away at 6ofiensiyo
people. with diabolieal ut But
they soon discarded their SUNG
shots for Winchester rifles and burg
lars tools. They began to roar, over
the county like bandits. stoppirFt peo-
pie In fun" as they said. but taking
their money IN real earnest They
formed a band called the "Kiekapoo
indian Terrora" and Fixed up a cave
IN the woods for a hiding place. They
entered and robbed unoccupled sum.
mer houses. desecratcd churches and
stole all OF the books from the school
house. Finally there came last spring
the daring attack on the railroad sta
ton at Rldgewood and the shooting Of
the agent and his assistant. Then the
agent at undercllff was held up and
dubbed. always I'm fun" The Raw
son twins we're finally captured early
last January. The arrest OF their IA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

The society editor In describing the
belle Of the hall, concluded. saying.
And her dainty feet were lncased In
shoes that resemblcd fairy boots" But
he was horror stricken next morning
on glanclng down the column Of his
paper to see that his laundering print.
er had set Il up In this manner. And
her dirty feet We incascd IN shoel
that rcsembled ferry boats"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
JEwELRY AND TRINKErs.

Reedcd glass Jugs with silver lip and
cover are used Tor clarot.
Pie dishes show antique silver
mounts and china Innings.
Crystal marmalade pots. resting on
silver trays. please the eye
Seal rings for womea come IN yarlet.
ios Of bookstores. jasper. onyx. etc.
Chocolate spoons with decorated
Dresden handles have silver Kilt bowls
Among popular sets. in eases. are the
chlld's spoon. knife. fork and napkin
ring.
A rabbits foot. mounted IN gold ia
evidently a popular charm with both
sexes.
Hand engraved trays with pierced
borders are In demand. and come In
several sizes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

From the Cleveland Paln-ncaIer.
The marrying business has advanced
20 Gar as a business that justices o,
the peace and ministers are wing with
each other In the way Of holding out
Inducements. Il is an open secret that
some Of the ministers recently made a
deal with hackmen 20 pay them 30
much OF the Zee for every wedding
couple delivered 10 them. This took
a portion OF the business away from
the justices. and one Of them has bad a
suite Of rooms nnely furnished IN con.
uection with bis Offices Tor marrying
purposes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

Topeka special TO Kansas City Jour.
nal: The only bill to change the mama
OF a person which has passed the lceIs.
laiure this session was introduced by
Representative Turner OF phmlps
county, Il was one changing the name
OF John r. Rait 10 John Ward. The
Populists IN caucus decided not L
bother with any legislation OF this
kind. bu, RAFT pleaded 80 earnestly
vita them that they promised to IA.
lleye him OF bis obnoxious name.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
~ 30 b nsI chalr tar renr n,r.

sat Dead IN Her Chair for Pour na,..
kokomo tlndl special. Late Friday
evening Miss Sarah Beatty. aged 7S.
was found dead al her home. clght
miles south Of this city. She lived
alone on her forty-acro farm and had
NO, been seen since Tuesday. when
found she was sitting In her chair.
where she had sat four days dead. In
an envelope 10 her pocket was found
500 In bills and In a corner % tho
clock a bundle Of notes representing
5000 Packages % silver were found
secrc,od In different parts OF TIE house
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

Among the numerous privileges or
ioyed by the lady mnyorcss o. London
during her husbands year Of Office q
that OF "ontree" az court That Is "a
say, instead OF being compelled TO take
her place among the ordinary guests.
titled and untitled. az court functions,
she enters the palace by separate on.
trance and Is received by royalty be-
foc any Of the other Waosta san
Francisco Chronicle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

Half the value OF the country church
Is the social value Il Is where the
families OF the country side meet and
shake hands and compare notes. l
used TO like TO see them assembled on
foot. on horseback and In lumber
wagons The church was a meeting
house-ihe country clubhouse. Rev.
u. W. Reed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

In Austria the man who loses both
bis hands In an accident can claim
the whole OF his life insurance money.
on the ground that he has lost the
means OF maintaining himself Loss
OF the right hand reduces the claim
from 20 to 50 per cent Of the total.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

c oNsTA d l. Il
stands guard over
the body OF Mrs.
Clara NJ. Jaccard,at
Hillsdale. N. j..
pending an lnyesti-
gntlon TO confirm
or dismiss the au-
thoritles' suspicious
that she was poi
soned. Thus. dy-
ing. Mrs. Jaccard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

Columbia Is. c. special to Atlanta
Constitution; A pretty member OF one
Of theh est families In orangeburg has
married a vagrant just out OF the aims
house. and gives as a reason for her
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

! know what a man believes by wha,
he does. Ills orthodox professions DO
no; count In bis life as such as 10
make the Savior hang his head for
shame Rev. +. N. Goodchnd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

A wild elephant has a keen sense OF
smell. At a distance OF one thousand
yards Il can scent an enemy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

where woke the transient smile OF
tear.
Wheh you and were boys.
we were youths together.
And castles built Ia air.
iour heart was like a feather.
o., ana <nine weighed down with care.
10 you came wealth with manhood'a
prime.
- To me Il brought alloys
ForeHhadowed In the primrose time,
Nhen you and I were boys.
were old men together
The friends We loved ~ yorc.
WIN leaves ~ autumn weather,
Are gone for evermorc.
hew blest 20 age the Impulse given.
ne hppe time ne'er destroys
which led our thoughts from earth 10
heaven.
When you and I were boys.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
In THE ODD CORNER.
SOME QUEER AND CURIOUS
FEATURES OF LIFE.

some unusnai Stories Told by Our Er.
'hAnEe'-sirlvlng with the Young.
s'ers for Ills DoErse-Pumped tho
Poison Out.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
THE HURRY PROCESS.
THE FACTORY NOW sup
PLANTS THE FARMERS WIFE.
A Source Of Regret 30 Many People
soaps Candles, KHit socks. Bser
brushes, Mineemsat and Preserves No
Longer Homemade.

HE tendency ts DO
things In the short
est space Of time.
and TO make the
best commercial use
Of every moment.
while Il Is held up
as one Of the com
mendable features
Of the age. IL a
source Of regret 70
many people who
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16

After spending much time IN digging
for a so-called pirates treasure on his
farm, Valentine Kelly d clarksvllle,
Ind, found tSSG
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
DEATH is LIKE LIFE.
WEIRD END OF HAPLEss MRS.
JAccARD.

Died with Her Newly Horn child on =
He'd OF straw-IIer brief but VIVID
Life Hereditary Criminal Tendencies
the Cause
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-16
We Were noys Together.

Il were boys to-
gether.
And never can
forget
The school house
near the heath
er,
In childhood
where We met.
The humble home
90 memory dear.
Its sorruwH and
It's joys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

MILWAUKEE. Feb. The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company today fled us
answer in the United States court 20 the
suit Instituted By J. W. Mcknight. late
general counsel OF the company. and after
wards counsel for the receivers. Col Nc
Nausht Is suing 70 recover s. 90 for serv-
ices rendered the receivers and also for an
unh1ed amount for services as a LOBBYIST
before the North Dakota legislature.
In answer the company does not deny
tbs hebillty. but asserts that there = more
than sl55.1a due and owing the company
from Col McSaugllt. Among the Items are
an alleged oyerdrsft OF g. SO on his sc-
count with the receivers. a voucher for
$50. signed by him for expenses. and
special counsel fees for which an itemized
account has not been furnished. an excess
OF t525 in commissions on issue OF collat-
eral trust notes
IL transplres that Paul Schulze. who was
the general land agent OF the company
was short in MS accounts and that Col.
McNaught was surety on his bond. Co.
McNaught's liability, tha answer charges.
Is $4,000, none Of wsich has been paid.
Further than this. Col. McNaught Is sc-
eused OF conveying 70 himself while pres
ideni OF the Northern Pacific and Man
itoba company valuable property in the
city Of Winnipeg. for which the company
paid 1913 The property Is improved
and Col. Mcknight receives the income.
No accounting Is demanded from Col Nc
Naught. the company simply asking that
the Claims be dismissed,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
THE HEAVENS IN FEBRUARY.

Venus Journeys in the constellation
Pisces during February. She makes her
greatest eastern elongation from the sun
on the 18th. when she viii be about So
o0oeco miles from US. This will also be
her distance from the sun at that time.
She Is moving north, and will set about
10 degrees north OF west toward the last
of the month. She is In conjunction with
the moon on the 5th. the planet being 3
degrees IS minutes south OF the moon.
Mars Is In Taurus. and will be In con-
junction with Neptune on the 18Th. He
passes the meridian a few minutes be-
fore o'clock p. m on the lat. and 7i6
p. m. on the 18th. He Is in conjunction
with the moon on the 18th. the planet be-
ing degree 81 minutes south OF the moon.
Jupiter celebrates the month by his OPP
position with the sun on the I'D. He rises
with Leo. and his splendor In the east, IN
the early evening, presents a striking APP
peaTance.
Saturn Is IN western quaarature with
the sun on the 18th, when he will pass the
meridian about o'clock a. m. He will
be in Scorpius during the month.
Uranus makes western quadrature with
the sun on the 18th. He Is little more
than one degree south OF Saturn the two
planets passing the meridian only seven
minutes apart on the 9Th.
With Venus In the west, Jupiter in the
east and Mars near the meridian. the
skies OF February will glow with unusual
briiliancy.
There is an annular eclipse OF the sun
on the LIST. The path OF the annulus
crosses the northern part Of South Amer
lea. cutting the equator little west Of that
continent.
In the United States the eclipse will be
visible south and east of lire drawn
from the southern part OF Lower Cali
fornia, 10 point near Boston.
ORRIN E. HARMON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02

TACOMA, Fec. 1-Sp@~faI There wsTl
soniSnt . mass meeting % Tacoma
"'ae@ieran held a. IRE city council cham
per 70 eject Officers % the Wheel men
ASSOCIATION an3 consider the disposition OF
tl@ FUNDS That EiH accare t4ls year from
the bicycle licenses.
SHer1n Nils left for San Francisco TO
caE 70 bring bark Harry Ear. VINO j.
wanted for the alleged erhezzisyrent %
lodge.
barkentfne John Smith ana hzrk Tssal
Wave arrived last uigat % load lumber for
California
Steamer City Of Kingston came OF the
QuaFtsrmaster dry dock today. where she
received A new wheel and was repainted
she viii be az the Northern Pacific wharf
zen days longer undergoing repairs TO her
machinery
travelling Secretary Dummet. % the Y.
IA 9 A. goes 70 Portland tomorrow 70
CONFER with International Secretary 0ser
re.ative TO securing a new secretary for
fae Tacoma association. Mr. Ober will
men IsaFe for the East 70 meet several
w0o are discussed fer the position.
Ine preliminary examination OF Never
u Cohen, charged with embezzllnx ssz
from the Tacoma Ledger. was not held to-
day. owing 10 the defendant not having
secured al attorney. The man is stu in
jail
Northern Pacific liner Olympia sailed
saturday from Yokohama for Tacoma
clarence Graves. tie i5-year-old son Of
Mrs. John Fawcett, was today sent 10 the
reform school.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
Railroad and Industrial Notes.

II. $. Teal has been appointed. by I. A.
Nadeau, master OF the new Northern Pa
clhc depot AT Railroad avenue and CO.
lumbia street
Gen. John H. Bryant. president OF the
Seattle & Internal onal railroad Is I'm san
Francisco, in connection with the COM
pany's coal business.
James :. Bell manager of the Wash
burn-Crosby Co. and r. y. Smith, man
ager OF the st. Anthony and Dakota Eie-
vator Company both OF Minneapolis. ar
rived at the Butler hotel Sunday. The
appearance al this time Of two men con-
neeted with some of the heaviest grain
dealers in the Middle West would sug-
gest an investigation of the business OPP
portunities Of this part OF the world.
Both however. deny that their visit has
any significance beyond a desire 10 look
over the country. and the mere pleasure
OF the trip. They spent yesterday in Ia
coma. returning to this city in the even
ing.
President Bryant, OF the Seattle a. In
ternational il in receipt Of a letter from
A. 5. Mondlin. OF Medical Lake. in which
the latter submits an offer 70 lease that
portion OF the Seattle. Lake Shore q
Eastern tracks lying between Medical
Lake and Spokane. The purpose for which
he wants the lease. he states. Is 20 con-
struct a street railway between the two
cities. II IS said that Mo0dlin - the own
er Of a large stone quarry at Medical
Lake. and the object in leasing the track
s. 20 secure an easy mode OF transporting
stone from fhe quarry TO the Spokane
army post site. He is preparing 10 bid on
the contract for the army post buildings.
and with this advantage he could easily
underhid other contractors President
Bryant's absence from the city yesterday
made Il impossible 10 obtain any further
information on the subject. hut ~ "a be-
leved doubtful that the lire VIII be leased
for the purpose. Negotiations have not
proceeded far enough for the officers OF
the ggmu@rK 10 discuss IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
VIEWS FROM TACOMA.
- n. HARTMAN WILL PUB
,aIY DESCRIBE HIS VISION.
.X. anxfoss to Accept HI. Res
.-.fsan-Tbe First Presbyterian
x<h Lose. Its Psstor-Report
II Harbormsster for january
w~ssg Dealers Advance Meat
yriees-w heeiHen Meet 10 Con-
oder Disposition of Bicycle
Lsresscs-
~..snz Bureau Of he Post-fnteaigsneer
f,zs Pacific Avenue.

~.x.ra gursau Of the Post-Inteisigsncer.
III Pacific Avenue.
~.r..xA Ps6- Special rseigna-
- - pNx. " n. Hartman from the pull
= - ne FIRST Baptist church yesterday
- -, q surprise 70 those E80 know OF
'As-sar Il vas cIs med today that ne
.srnslsr trouble wita the Congrega-
- ~nur~h a few years ago. when ne
- ngv faith to the Baptist doctrine.
- a. his fret sermons after COM
= Taeotna were explanations OF why
- ,,ta no longer affiliate with Congre-
.,,seoal5su. he ~ept copioJsly when tell
"a ,ae severing o. ties OF friendship
-. nsarly bfoks bis heart. and ROW his
- friends refused 10 recognize him
= -. .,seet, because he o=lisved that God
80 called him 20 preach mat immersion
-, necessary 70 sslEation-
Ar nss L all Is changed; ne Is no longer
~..arhe- OF immersion. but believes In
s..s.isr BIZ the Holy Spirit. which must
sasns from God himself
-. R.ptis,s are exceedingly wrst1ful
-, tse statement Mr Hartman made
80 sasv are possessed OF demons. and
=. anly awaiting the expiration Of the
-...,asasry TWO weeks 10 accept MS resig-
patton. ... "a. ....,-...,
~ weeks ago. and announces thar
:. ,.sl = pahlleIy read IN the near future.
~ th4 immortal Dante Aiignieri, ne ~
- "a have had vision Of the damned.
- :. hss preached OF nothing since his
.s.,.s srpsrieaos except goblins and devils
80 nanstrsas things. The reading of IL
III undoubtedly create a sensation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
HlGH-HANDED PROCEDURE.
Everett Council Turns Down Mayor
FnIconer-Ousfs Marshal
EreNrr.

EVERETT. Feb. -Special.--Oppositio
10 Mayor Falconer eliminated In the city
council today by the election OF Judge
Porter as mayor pro TEN. while FaIconer
himself was present. From first TO last
the meeting was full OF confusion The
oasiing OF Marshal Brewer, elected last
January, Was accomplished by > series
% maneuvers remarkable chiefly for their
disregard for established precedents
AS soon as the ron was called Gillespie
offered "A resolution that the council pro-
coed at once 10 the election OF a marshal.
members OF the police force. justice. street
commissioner apd janitor. Mayor Fall
coner objected. He wished 10 read his
message He informed the council that
Brewer had been elected marshal In jan
uary and his bond had been accepted. In
the absence or charges against Brewer he
declared no vacancy existed. The mayor
then proceeded with his message.
Gillespie was not TO be ignored. He re-
mained standing and punctusted the mos
sage with ''Mr. Mayor Mr. Mayor" Fall
ing TO get recognition. ne asked the clerk
to call the roll on his resolution. This
rhe clerk did. Gillespie. Rogers Dennis
and Boynton voted aye. Knapp. thinner
man and Kellogg did not vote
At the close of the mayors message
Knapp moved 20 adjourn. which motion
received second The question was put
and the mayor declared the motion car
ried and that the council stood adjourned.
Gillespie asked for the yeas and nays on
the roll call.
Four votes were received In the mega
tive
Then In the presence OF Mayor Falconer.
Judge Porter was elected mayor pro TEN.
The proceedings az outlined in the Giles
pie resolution were carried out N ].
Chapman was elected marital; Edward
Hennessy. T. j Kelley and J. Appleton
we're elected policemen: u. w. Craddock
police justice. and George Early fanitor.
The bonds are being considered. Already
there are enough legal points involved 70
keep the courts busy until the next cleo
ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
Vancouver Marine Ney...

VANCOUVER r c. Feb steam
ship Empress OF japan left today for ire
orient. carrying 2ioo tons q freight, 80
tons of which was -four for Hongkong.
and 80 tons Of four FOR sydney.
The Union steamship Company has juEt
had returned bonds put Up hv chem for
the release % the steamer CoqutfiaH,
seized by the United States government
IN Rering sea. They now intend 90 COM
raeuce suit against the United States gov
eminent for damages Tor seizure.
schooner Laura Nadsen. which Nss =
cargo or raw sugar from Slavery. Peru,
FOR TIE local refinery. and about whose
safety some anxiety WAS felt. has arrived
IN ROYAL Roads and VIII be here tomor-
row. She experienced very rough wealth
CT and ran snort 81 provisions. having
obtained a fresh supply from a ship IN
side q Cape Flattery a few DAYS age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
pouEnrY WINS THE OFFICE.
s..reme Cenrt Rules I'm Favor Of the
kppsilant From Tacoma

ofyuPIA. Feb 1.-Speciai--T'he SUI
rr.ne court today decided the case Of
- ststs o. Washington ex rel. X. II.
garen respondent -. T. r. Doherty.
.naelsaaf This was the case TO Dust
nshsrsv from the Office OF commissioner
- nuha.c works at Tacoma. Mullen was
!. rsrber Of this board under the city
~karfsr and Dohsrty claimed the Office
asser the provisions Of the amended char
To- adspsed AZ the public election in
anrn fsg%. The contention OF the relator
!. maj these amendments were never le-
xaay adopted. and are void chiefly on ac-
sount Of an alleged failure 10 properly
mast slscfion notices and error IN over
rullug the appellants demand for a jury
trial
IRE supreme court reverses the iudg-
seat OF the lower court. as In their opin-
ian the notice OF election as published
vas sufficient IN connection with the
srslssnce. and upon record holds appel
ast entitled TO Judgment confirming his
rsst 70 Office.
TACOMA. Feb. f-sSpecial.-It IL gener-
air understood that Mayor Orr will APP
pslrs Arid Rydstron. Il present a mem
Asr Of the board Of public works. 10 Do
hsty's position as soon "a the latter is
Tysnssatsa. This announcement is cred
ssa hy lhe generally understood fact that
vhsn Rydstrom flied HIS bond for hts
present position he also filed another as
commissioner Under the supreme court
declzIcn the old civil service commission
VIII return to ofrice. and under the
amendments be the confirming board OF
appointments In all city departments.
Endless suits are expected 10 be filed by
lAs temporarily dsposed officers for their
salaries while ont 81 office.
Judge Prliehard. whose decision Is thus
aVsrfaied. said tonight that the judgment
Il the supreme court will have a favor
Aois effect upon the Orr suit for mayor.
has contested by Foster, in the jury trial
matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
WILL SUCCEED ECkEIS.
Dawes Acknowledges His Appoint
nenf Comptroller of Currency.

CHICAGO, Feb. Charles q. Dawes
said today: The Associated Press report
that ! have been rendered and have ac-
cepied the appointment as comptroller Of
currency II true. ! have much regret
ted the early publicity which has unavoid-
ably attached 10 the matter, for Ii seems
10 have given rise 10 interference.
Il had some desire and expectation Of
succeeding Comptroller Eckels prior 10 the
expiration OF his commission In 1ssS. I sin
cereIy hope Eckeis may see his way clear
20 the retention OF his position until the
expiration OF his commission. His distin-
guished services as comptroller OF cur
rency. rendered amid go many embarrass-
ments and complications. have earned him
the gratitude OF the nation"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-02
CHANGES ON OCEAN Dock.
l.. W. Clark rransferrpd-I =. Trow-
bridge 10 Ne in Fun Charr~

since me estaA'fs71sers os mn ep.oaa
,icke, Office a. 49, F1~s' avenue t7r the Pa
cIfc Coast steamship COMPANY. involving
the grafton % Carl r. S-o.s~re-r
a. purehas inK agent. the Seattle oe3~e 81,
the company IS about 20 experience san
Further changes As has lrsesv as1e -
rouuced IN the Fost-I.-st tser-e- .-A
o-sces a. OCEAN 6oeE are being t--sv-
into ere Tats . preparatory 70 . change
IN tse personnel cf ere 0elce F. II Csa~x
$40 aAs aa1 cearee - re Co.a--ts 4
Pg1ges Sc1Et railway. eas been ar-efg- ~
ssnsrtutsnsent 81 TIE Pacin. Coast "a
way a. S8r LUis 0ctsp1 ara w.g leave e,-
sss scewe ~ 80 n.w du te- wfen.- A -e--r
,fr-@ TIE work ~ rs sars~rf4se- -st.f
aaw e~vclss ur9c , = TroN a~sere NJ
T,raW bridge wtA hsve entire ch-~E~ -
sscear dors. ere railway and shs steamers
TIE cieT1cAs s0FCe EL SIS - cearxa.s
Nfrfar -. Croissart. wao aAs ac1x a~res
- cssaigr. Sss acceut@1 = position ,rse-
" " DAVIS re sonrrNcsor Tor tse ur-
la.Gsug an. sea4lnS - wesssls o. - Nf--
s~en y.san xzsshz. NJ Craisszrs'S r1Ae.
VII Re nlse& ~ F3tEAsrcerr Le8sasT