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1sToN DAILY POST SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 90 1897

gold Work on Corbstt's training QUAR-.
III ~ Snaw's SpNngs p progressing rap.
iay and he Will probably go out there TO-
q, TO Tcday corbett put In some time
~, ITO san he tea nc III effects 80 far as the
RESULT OF exercising IN the rarcned at
"vspnefe at this elevation.
work mas not yet been commenced on
the amplAthcater, but there will he plenty
OK time before March II, as the odfcc Is
70 DO merely a temporary one and large
torce OF mon can rush X UP IN few
days u Was stated todsx that there vail
ps is'W" seats IN tho building and that the
nv sen Y. seen from any ono Of them.
ssss M ina. o Sorset = here and has bxn
rival OF his rival Fttxssmn,ons, IA AJAX
sous'y AWAITED. Tho New xealander will
n s,,,S, not larry long 10 Carson, es hss
ready Tor hsn by the timo he arrives
there.
80 FAR cerbett seems 10 be- the favoritc
on the txpetts and others who have como
here q north ahead OF time and are watt
Ing impaticntly for tho 18th OF March, but
fpEaimmons WA undoubtedly have plenty
or admirers In h. tfalu.
Governor Sndlcr and n number OF other
state officers watched corhett at his
WORK IN Inc opcra house this afternoon.
Jim made gsldt impression with tho
executive, and no was not slow 10 express
himself 20. The champion put IN about
an hour and forty minuics today, ts<xirg
hut one short rest when the men were
'f'''nii 81 ii'ii tffN might frt II lttt'e
rySt Jim would run and France about
that he might not get moment VI doing
hnthihE IN which to get wind. IL seems
mat 'orhett Is @cclimatcd, so FAR as he
or his anners can SEQ.
LOT OF newspaper men arrived here
touay ana tho telegraph office hero X
nearly Swarlpcd tonight, az the Storm
has prevented the bringing In OF new Wires,
iuilnn went down to Cooks Gave agaln
ioiny TO put the ilnlshing touches on the
nlHve rllsAnnoif, 10 TO ooeul'y. aud re-
torts everything there IN good shane aud
an t"adN for tho tornishman. who "a OK
ncctcd tomorrow. The contract for the
lumber to buld tho PAVILION viii he lei
tomorrow and work will then begin n
once. over Msl,aoo foot of lumber VIII be
usNl IN It's construction.
Mheclock reports orders for seat, arc
sun pouring IN NV letter and ,olcgranh
but thcy cpn not hn attended, to uis,l the
seating plan " ARRANGED and the Nits hrs
sent TO the largo elites Mort of thcac
requests for sctts prc not accompanied
attention,
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German Hank Developments.

Louisville. Ky. February l9.-The
greatest secrecy Is maintained by Bank
Examiner Escott and ReceInr Courtney
regarding the affairs Of the German Ma
tional bank. but warrants are expected to
be issued for other officials OF the bank.
President Mcknight is stlll In custody.
being unable to furnish the sl2, 900 band.
In a statement given to the press Me-
Knight claims that before his connection
with the German Rational bank II had
been looted to the extent OF s273 600 or
10000 more than tho entire capital stock
OF the bank. He says II was the most
corruptly managed bank he ever saw. Ex-
aniner Escott was busy all morning go
ing over all the old records to discover
the grounds for Meningitis chayges. The
discovery Of the connection between Me-
Knight and tho indicted aldermen is OK
pected TO result In further aud moro SEN
sational indictments against other city
officials. Commonwealth Attorney Par
sons has been Instructed 90 employ three
extra attorneys to help him prose spte the
recently indicted officials.
Late this afternoon Banker Mcknight
transferred sufficient property to his son
TO enable him TO give the necesssry Si2. 600
bond and the banker was released.
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uo,IRrrs ArrpIuurd.

Cincinnati, ohio. February ~ William
Rodgcrs. colored, amateur pu,illst. who
delivered a fatal blow TO Een Coleman IN
a flGht with gloves at the Manhattan Attn
ie,e club. this city. WAS arraigncd IN thc
police court today and tho hearing was
continued.
Tho rofcree ana timgkccper also rave
bond. The coroners Inquest was heuun
TrHtimony was Connirtlnv. ono witness
nnd shook hands with Rodrofa and re.
nfined conscious untll tho ATTENDANTS
dropped him TO the earth ~ they carried
him ewaN Others testified that the men
were onc'nles aud that 1t was underainoi
this fight 80
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TRUST INQUIRY.
President Barn OF the Wall Paper
Company Testifies.


New York. February ls.-rhc joint leg s.
lat.ve committee appointed to investigate
the existence Of trusts ana monopolies In
this State continued It's session here to-
day James r. Ford, presldent Of the
Unted states Rubber company. was on
hand early with an armful OF books and
papers asked for yesterday by Senator
Lexow. The .namsHors VIII meet tomor-
row morning at their usual hour, and this
INJURY viii be IoDtlnued on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday OF next week.
Time permitting. the comm. tee WI probe
into local coal, gan ahd tobacco cont
Germs.
The report OF the committee Is TO be
filed with the legislature March j.. IN
case an extension of me Il granted Ny
Frue ia work and VII lock INTO the meth
DDS OF increasing capital ana diyldends III
the cCal, grain end tobacco Cohpa.i -,
Henry Burns, president of the NaLonNl
Wan Paner company was recalled 10 the
witness stand AS the first witness OF me
dav. He had with HIN and handed 70 me
man "a Opv @ the agreement DHtWee1
the CORPORATION and It's factors
The witness vigorously dCiEei tnlt -
company drove a large number on joboers
out OF business. .
WSress. In reply to SENIOR heH ,,n,.,o ~
the quest o.. OF labor. tesrhed 10 having
an agreement with the labor un on un1Fi
which he was compelled 10 s,fo MS en-,
ployes work for eleven months III e'eh
year. ,, .,,,oss
After considerable quesilouing, witness
snti tnqi gue irust had closed dawn zen
plants since conso3dai.as. Iaesu We, ID
mostly small concerns. but ag6resatea ~
ue,. cen. 81 the annual output ana en-
ploycd il per cent of the total help n the
Various pants. In regard 70 the ~afes,
" ~ ri ss,d the trust graded silarie7 "a
cor irig 10 the ability of us employees, ana
denied ANY Discrimination or ihai re
general wage scale had been lowered, re
satd that they had PAID a1i were pa!""s
uu on prlctG. lien. q
Witness cad the conFany employs Z
larrel san u clerks, hookke .ps r. aIl
statesmen now than were employer pf'Dae
u.r 10 me consumer had declined since
The INAUGURATION of the COMPANIES ioi''i-
Ing the National Wall Paper company,
In conclusion he said that they hau nov
err forced any competitor out OF puslness,
Charles II. Flint was recaiseo ana "
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obliged to open a provisional cemetery on
account OF the great mortality prevalent In
that vicinity, the result OF a smallpox cpl
demic The civil government has ordered
all postoffice employees 10 undergo vaccina-
ton.
Tho English consul general at Havana
enlphatlcally denies interviews recently
published In which he was quoted as ex-
pressing an opinion on the situation In
Cuba.
Fi,zhugh Lee, Jr., leave tomorrow for
Washington via Key West.
The police have arrested and placed IN
solitary confinement AlnonZo Nonella, Jose
Gonzales and Jose San Mastln, well known
anarchists, discriminating documents are
alleged TO have been found in their possess
sion.
The steamer Algiers. from New Orleans,
brought 81 horses, which will be placed at
the disposal OF Captain General Weyler.
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and ,I,, to utilize convict labor In improving

and to utilize convict labor In improving
public highways"
Tho sections contributing 20 the makeup
OF the act arc fMeeful and pertinent, and
cover all tho ground necessary TO the prNc-
ttcal carrying out Of the plrposr rs an-
nonnced. They may be open to correction
and criticism, hut no far az the main issue
Is concerned. tho bat IL behind tho ball, /"
The proposal IN utilize convict tabor In tho
building and improving OF ,ubic Highways
Is certainly worthy OF serious confederation.
" would conflict with no skilled or over-
crowded Industry. and under efficient man
agement would bc broad public good.
Such plan has had our advocacy and in
Aorscment for some years. II has the sanip
today. Convicted criminals are on the In
cronno. and graduates IN the same academy
are certainly not diminiRhing, and convict
labor is bound 20 b. Il moro moneGtoe,s
question than ever Texas iE no exception
TO the urgency OF this matter, and II be-
hnoyes all It's citiacns 10 put their shoulder
to tho wheel IN pushing tho matter TO q
succpeeful conclusion,
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Age OF steel. ST. Louis.
The question OF convict 'ahor haB been
running between tho upper and lower mill
The frat IL grinding there. yet. No one
In his senses consents to the idea that moth
ing q do should be written over Tho cell
OF convict II is necessary that the TIE
Of his hands. ms wen as hia stomach, 6houll
not be neglected. Illeness In a ponitentlary
Is as baneful there as elsewhere. II rs n
dead rot to morals and reformation, and
II the punishment, OF crime Is intended TO
he RS curative az II is rotributiyn. a convict
with nothing 10 do IL but n criminal being
states expense. II 10 tho lazy dog that gets
th" mango. The nut to crack IA tho con
Wet labor problem Us what to put him 10
40 without conflicting with the interests
Of free labor. He must do something more
uinn pare his nails, and something less
than making contractors fat mud rich In
the latter enterprise he 10 said TO be sue
cosH, and that nj tho expense Of the shon-
maker, the woodworkcr the maohlnist and
the foundrymRn. II may be true that ron
vict labor IN any ~ these industries ia but
n drop IN the bucket In comparison with
that Of free labor, but everybody knows
that the lowering Of but one peg In prices
unseiilcs vaiucs from tho bottom to the
top, In local sense. this may be nn In
dnstrisi dlsag.tr The spark burns the
cloth on which II falls, and what IN a gen
ornl sense raa, he comparatively nDimpor-
tant In local sense Is catastrophe where
Tho cheaper Ro1ds are made we lind The
block on which The AK falls on the head Of
liviag vnluts. II ~ tho shop across Tho
street that bankrupis ts negihor. II "
Just hcre where the shoe pinches. Hence
the efforts made in different States 10 rem
cdv growing evil. The finger that IN be-
Ing burned has the most right 10 object
10 the fire. We note among Htata examples
OF protest against convict labor circular
being issued by tho Texas Foundrymena
association. II wastes no words and spells
no facts. and II calls attention Ia y bill
prepaI ed for presentation 10 the legislature
Of tho State. The preamble IN thus OK
pressed.
IAN act 10 regulate tho working Of con
victs; 10 prevent convicts from being hired
TO individuals and corporations. and 10 pre- !
vent their competition with free labor. 10
Inhibit the State from competing with lts !
citizens In the manufacture End sale OF
articles made In whole or In part by con
yicts; TO utilize the labor Of said convicts
upon FARMS owned or leased by the State
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Cuban junta in New York which urscs that
Cuban sympathizers IN Corsicana organize
Cuban league Tho letter bears the in.
formation that Lieutenant Governor Geo.
7 Jester, s. A. Pace, Hon. g. II. Allyn,
Judge Jas. l.. Aubrey. Hon. S. Il. Nobctt
and Or. N. J. Mills have been selected by
the junta as a committee to promote or
ganization. and urges that all Cuban sym
pathiaers partakc of the work. aud Is signed
by Francis Wayland, secretary. The let
ter makes n strong appeal - all Texans
to be alert and render whatever assistance
possible within the province OF the laws Of
the country.
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CUBAN NEWS.
Horses Carried to the Island for the
SuMNlsh.

Havana February 1G.--Thcre have been
number of small skirmishes during the
past few days tho troops have captured
several insurgent camps AMI quantity OF
arms and ammunition. and the enemy left
thirty-one men killed.
Jose Augus,in. Franco Adofo Lopez. Cue
revo joaquin Martinez. Serohra Emilio
MARTINEZ and Pin Curtyel. collectors and
recruiters for the insurgents, were arr St
ed hare today. With Jose Alvarez. who Is
said TO have frequently visited the inslr
gent camps.
The Guanajay parish priest has been
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wants More l,n,tJesbi,s

Canea. February 19.-'rhc Greek consul
has asked his government to send more
men OF war. The foreign consus have OK
acted from the insurgents promise to give
twelve hours notice in case OF an attack
on Haloppa.
1t is stated that tho Christians and Mus
suinlans have exchanged prisoners In the
provinces of Sitia and Marandello
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Washington, February Ia.-Senor Dupuy
dc LONE, the Spanish minister, has received
the following telegram from thc president
Of the chamber Of commerce Of Havana:
1.-THE sugar plantations IN the larger
manufacturing districts are grinding cane.
Railroads and teleRraphic communications
are regular Fernandez"
The larger producing districts Of Cuba, II
is explained. are IN Eastern Pinar del Rio.
uabnna, Natanzas and Santa Clara.
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GnIve.ton bianor Hou.e,

Galveston. Texas, February 19.-At mid
night fire broke out in the Wholesale liquor
house of James Fadden Co. The fire
started In the second story OF the building
and Iis origin Is unknown. The loss IL
estimated at 0oo0, with small iusufsnco.
Adjoining the building Is the sh)rsaie
house Of p. J. willis & Bro. At 1890
o'clock nsmes were under control.
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Press. 1.-THE garrison OF Fort Voulls'a,
comprising 200 soldiers and 100 Cretan
Mussulmans. after being dislodged by
Greek artillery. retired to AklznDu, where
their force was again attacked. Fighting
is still proceeding.
The government has armed a number
OF Mussulnan volunteers. who started to
the rescue of their CO .reli slon.sts.
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n,s.. ""nr ON the Fron,,.

FINES fr0r, '"ry ga dispatch to tho
lsie pras m Vienna says that the Meme
b.. as,ss publishes report from 81.
|nlllsIoa had oo aesoay' to the effect that a
s'iisrs and md , occurred between the TurkIsh
sln, tear tho 'v c sreek insurgents at Nasz.
srs defeated u 1reek frontier. The Turts
va reinforasw,,lh losses aud witbdrew ,o
|naat recelye1 Ven according TO Tho ac
y Governor y, Sy the Neue Freie p,.os "V
Tie poIn, y, tsaionlca ordered the ,r oSse'
Pre- The r oo where the disturbanco 'Ft too,s
v, secordlpsgp va, along the Greek f roUN
Eagerly 10 the Neue Freie Ell pr il"m-
'la't the r, Awaiting the signal 10 Siss
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New York, February ia special to the
Herald from Corfu says; A company 100
strong. left here for the Greek frontier via
Athens. number of Italian volunteers
bound for Crete. also passed through. The
greatest enthusiasm prevails
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Athens, February 1a.--In the chamber TO-
day the premier, NJ. Delyannls. introduced
bill aboishing the consulates OF Greece
in the island OF Crete The army reserves
OF 1890 and 1892 have been called out for
active service
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Athens. February ia British cruiser
has prevented the Greek vessel Thossalin
from landing provisions and ammunition on
the island OF Crete The incident has
caused much excitement here.
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Salonica. Turkey. February 1.-THE au-
thoritios have been ordered to arm and dis
patch the reserve OF the Third army corps
10 the Greek frontier
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Canea, February 1a.-The losses of the
Turks in the engagement at Fort Voukolie
and vicinity are unknown. 1t is, however,
ascertained that $50 Turks were taken
prisoners
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uicyciist sick

Toronto. ont, February 10, John G.
johnson the famous bicycle rider, has had
relapse and Is now attacked by pnou-
monia at Bradford, ont The doctors en-
terrain no hope for his recovery
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Dallas Texas. February 1a.--The POOL
| match. $50 balls $50 balls for three nights
between sam Barnes OF Dallas and j. L..
Malone Of st. Louis for 500 side. was
broken OH abruptly today.
Malone last night In the opening nights
play. led Barnes 80 TO III, but In the
middle of the game the men disagreed
over the work Of the refercc Malone
claimed that Referee Fritz Professionally
moved about The table WHEN Il Was his
turn TO shoot. throwing a moving shadow
about the cloth. when annoyed him IN
hs play sharp words passed between
Malone and Fritz. the iolnicr refusing
"a continue TO play unless a new referee
was IN charge. Fritz puii and MI Gala
gold medal of Texas. finished the nights
play as referee.
Barnes and Malone today could not
agrce upon n referee for the refnainin
two nights Of the match and this oaused
4ts Abandonment The stakeholder re-
turned each player his 500,
Late tonight Manager Sou!c OF the Or1-
entail hotel arranged the difference be-
tween Barnes and Malone, and the mHanh
viii be RESUMED tomorrow night where II
Terminated last night and the finish will
be played Monday night. Ain,one declined
To accept Mr. FRITZ Silor. the original
referee. with whom he had last nights
misun iersianding. Mr.. Callahan who Suc-
as referee for the remaining two nights
play.
Corbrtt the Favorite.
Carson, New, February 1.-THE sun
came out today. but the weather v shli
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GREEKS CAPTURE A FORT.
=. Turks Were Driven Out by
Greek Artillery.
ruIs MADE FOR MORE TROOPS.
u.r Uprising Is Threatened.
> ,.,rntions of sympathy with
cr.,e-Gladstonc's Telegram.

..,,r February ia dispatch to tn
time. from canea says
nrhs Greek army has taken the often
=. and attacked the Turkish outposts at
,,.,.s,. The Turkish outposts were over
- and compelled to retire In the
,,,ac,ioa OF the town.
-, .rovd Of Mohammedans surrounded
xoo,t asking for arms and ammunition.
-. hundred stands of arms were served
ou, to them
.r,. Greek regulars shared in the at
tack on voukolies. An officer and three
..,,,ors were killed Eleven soldiers were
,ouuded The Greek artillery destroyed
n, fortress of vOukalles. The advance
rurd Of the garrison succeeded in reach
,,s the Turkish outposts west Of Canea.
N, fate o, the members OF tho garrison
:, unknown. According to early report re-
,.,yed the garrison of Fort You Solies con-
VS.
dated Of 800 soldiers and 100 Cretan Mus
sumans."
aisnatch to the Times from CONSTANT
nopls says:
"A better feeling prevails owing to the
confidence in a pacific solution of the
r,.,sn question"
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Athens. February 19The Greek iron
clad Spezia with another torpedo flotlla
will leave shortly for another destination
besides Crete.
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ruu February 1S.--Fiftoen hundred
a'eos met at Place Pantheon tonight and
''s0 The Seine despite the police who
&np'ed to bar the way. The students
suso The boulevard briskly shouting.
=" greece and Crete, alas Turkey"
mo,ent collisions with the police. who
~ NV 'ue Students back in various direc
M mi, occurred. Many persons received
M. INJURIES. Altogether nearly 100 ar
(ut M We, we're made, The disorder continued
n m,s ,,u; especially in the Latin quarter.
|r,n r rs,sa the persons placed under arrest
Stssd ' TsS and quiet was apparently re-
erSMr.i me outbreak was renewed at place
Pace Hs,, aae mob invaded the terrace and
" re,usa We're iostled and compeIIed IN
8 n ar ,, inside the restaurant A wor
|h,nDI ~ advanced state Of prernancv "" vas
bhl ch,. ander foot and taken to the ,, %S
4 less aI rites. One of the stuaents ' hnn
No rec. srosen aud a commercial troyn nhu
A.,e e'v v,, injuries to tho head '" nc,h
s hospital. PERSONS were removed to
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Corsicana. Texas. February ia letter
has beon received In the city from the
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Athens, F.s .nrisinE Threatened

Vague h,, .uary 10. - Tho nat,
Nrss and praus, memorial to King
- ii Eu,oa s'e IN Delyannis. declaring
". lslsue 'a ne union of Crete v Sae fait ae-
srorsss s and elsewhere in me T es1S
a R,., uprising of HELEN
u NJ ~, Hera from 80 prevented the
Ne s ssha Of Cree 'Shnaing provisions on
Z d sss'elsltioa onIy Dut i is understood
y coast occapisa applied to that portion
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M rom c,r safy ia special to the
IT,. Ts ,rooIe ,, msSea'ed the landing of
.I, ser has arr,r S'a Alpios. A Turkish
" Where ,s Children from m, many sy, wound
m n. Turkish troo rne S sra d dl.-
sssss,Ss. have received s' arso from for
nr, attack by the Greeks.
va, i.lsr oat by creeks.
'sA''s 1881 N sy ,s rs'' Any. "a, IA,
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Crtan question"


Berlin, February 19.-(Copyrighted 1897
BY the Associated Press.)-The newspapers
| Of this city reflect the bitter resentment
,et BY Emperor William at the rejection
| BIZ The Marquis OF Salisbury of his ma
,ssty's personal proposal to coefce Greece
| BY Joint blockade of Piraeus. lie port
. 81 Athens, by the fleets of the levers, in
order to check the war like dem onstra. ions
Of Greece.
The emperors proposal cad.rd great
prprise In dplom itIc circles, os i. was
generally assumed that he wouli rot op-
pcee Greece's pretensions in regard to
Cree. owing to his sister (SopliD being
The wife Of the Duke OF Sparta, the cItN n
prince OF Greece. But 1t appsl,s II at
there has long been an absolute estrange-
nent between the emperor and his sister.
arising from old time quai'rels, and his
muesty In addition, never has been over
friendly to the royal family OF Greece.
10 diplomatic circles 1t Is surmised nat
Emperor Williams dignity was injured In
pome manner probably by the firm atti-
tude s,umed by Greece In the face of the
nnonstrances OF the powers, of Germany
10 particular. and hence the extreme pro-
poal 70 blockade the Piraeus. which was
argued BY his majesty with unusual
rshensnce, through the ambassadors Of
the European cabinets.
Lord Salisbury. without tuy hesitation,
rompty declined the emperor's PROPOSE
VOC, saying that the public opin on OF
IN! Britain would never acquicsce to
"a policy.
~ National Zeitung makes direct
nr7s against the British for attempting
eGurb the peace of Europe and says:
ID Immediate future will show whether
" greement of the powers will be dis
rstd by manifestation of separate Brit
interests which promises to raise the
el hitherto shrouding the origin of the
uHeney strange Greek adventure. From
~ outset We have been of the opinion
uA was not so much 10 attack Turkey
Nfike blow at EurODean neace."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-01-21
MANZANOLA.

E. w. Brown has shipped HE
household goods to Illinois.
Married, at the home of A. K.
Wright, Mr.. j. L. Atkinson and
Miss Lora E. Thomas. May
health and happiness be their es-
corts through long lives.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s.
Denise, man child, Sunday
morning. Mother and child doing
we'll.
w. A. Colt went to Rocky Ford
Monday on the Bly,.
Editor Van Gundy of the Rocky
Ford Republican was in town
Saturday.
Frank Webster drove hogs to
market Monday.
The @. Z. Society of the Church
of Christ will give a special SER
vice on Sunday evening Jan. 31st.
F. ARMER.