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San Francisco, Feb. 22.-The only re-
deeming feature Of the bicycle races held
at the Velodrome to-day was the ride OF
Becker of Minneapolis. Becker was
matched against Horace Slater of Ari-
zona for a five-mile race. the event TO he
paced by triplets and tandems Slater
dropped out OF the race after riding one
lap owing to the difficulty he had i'm fol-
lowing Becker. who had secured the posi-
tion behind the pacemaker. Becker rides
very uneveEly and Slater was practically
riding uupaced. After Slater dropped out
Iiecker continued riding, the pacing being
done alternately by two triplets and two
tandem teams. The Minneapolis man rode
the five miles In 9;5i II is doubtful IL this
record will be allowed as competition
record as Il was virtually an exhibition
ride. The manager of the Nelodrome has
made himself so unpopular with the best
riders in this section that they have
struck and have decided not TO appear at
the Velodrome until the management Is
changed.
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Rixrr. Arc Iinnming.

Cincinnati. Feb. ss.-Rain has been
falling almost constantly since Friday
night. accompanied at times with
thunder and lightning. The inevitable
result will be a considerable rise In the
ohio river. Dispatches 20 the Times
star show that the Big Sandy river Is
booming; three inches of rain have
fallen at Cattlcsburg in the past *
hours and that thousands of logs and
railroad ties are being carried away.
4 still further rise will follow tonight =
heavy rains up the SANDY At Hunt
ington the Gaudottc river is higher than
for several years with a stlll greater
rise To come
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serious flood. In Maryland.

Washington. Feb. "a Cumberland,
Md. special to the Evening Star says:
The heavy rain OF last night has swollen
the Potomac river and Wills creek so that
there are grave fears of this city being
flooded. The waters already have over
flowed their banks and people living in
the vicinity are compelled 10 move out.
The baltimore a Ohio tracks Mt Hynd-
man are covered by four feet of water
ard all the trains are stillod. The trains
of The West Virginia Central are delayed
and telographic communication Il cut on.
The waters are rising at the rate OF two
feet an hour.
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Louisville. Feb. 2e.-The Times has
the following advices to-day from the
flooded districts In the state: Sparta.
ky.-Charles Holton, the l9-year-
son of j. W. Holton, was drowned In
the flood following the terrific rains OF
the past two days. More than 25 fami-
lies were compelled to ilcc from their
houses by the rising waters of Eagle
creek. The water is eight feet deep In
houses along the creek and the loss in
cattle and hogs has been great.
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Al New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. 2s.-Seven furlongs-
The Plutocrat won, llailstone second
Ira gedy third; time, l:32s,. Six furlongs-
Henriet won. Robert Bonner second
Harry II. third; time, lis one mile-Gun-
wad won, Terra Archer second Booze
third: time. 1:i7it. Five furlongs. $1,000
George Washington purse, for 3-year-olds
Imp. Paladdin won. sharon second, Sim
W. third: time. 1;iia. one mile-Plutus
won, Mauritius second g. e. Rumril
third; time. i:47ai. Six Ourlongs-Lillie Il.
won. Laura Davis second. Old Dominion
trird: time, lis.
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told me he had become familiar with
Jtm's peculiar ways In the ring from an
exhaustive watching uf the machine,
he had caught his style IN the main.
hr believed, though in that 60 Cortett
gives tn" impression he is afraid To-
thump Courtney too hard. for fear hr
would quit before the 81 u00 worth had
been boxed out, turhctt's peculiar.
lungdistance left hook however, tn
which his head is held far Ia the right.
the left shoulder elevated somewhat. Ia
well shown up In the Courtney bout !:
likewise the CorbCtt style Of circular
ducking. In which no big man was ever
so proficient before.
Fitzsimmons' comment after n course
of lessons at the peep-hole of the Court
ney and Corbctt set-tD Was character
istiC of one boxer on another. in which
what one says and thinks are usually
two different matters. FitZ remarked:
II can see nothing but curve or hook
blow; there isn't a straight punch In
the whole bout"
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The Worst In Is Years.

Richmond. KY. Feb. 22.-The heavy
rains caused great damage out in the
country. the flood being the worst In Il
years Red river Is out NJ its banks
and the Louisville Il Nashville train
from Jackson could go no further than
this place last night. the water COM
plctely submcrging the tracks.
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Rates to Washington March 4.

Chicago, Feb 2a.-Authority WAS granted
by the chairman Of the Transmissouri as
sociation to the roads of that organization
20 acknowledge rate OF one fare for the
round trip for the Inauguration at Wash
ington. The authority WAS granted on the
request OF the Union Pacific, which de-
sired TO meet the action OF the 81. Louis
& san Francisco. which is not "A member
OF tho association.
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People Lenye Their Homra.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. 22.-The
steady rain for two days past has put
the kanawaha river above the danger
line and the lower part Of the city is
now Hooded and II Is feared that with
In the next few hours many people will
have to move out Of their homes. All
navigation ON the river has stopped.
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The Day In Richmond.

Richmond. Va, Feb. Washing
toms birthday was observed here with
general suspension ~ business. The
ladies ~ tho Confederate Memorial
Literary society held confederate tea
at the Commonwealth this afternoon.
The club WAS Decorated with couted-
crate flags. pDtrrd plants aud cut fiuW-
crs. FayurItc southern war SONGS we're
sung.
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Plainsncld. Wis. Feb. 9a.-The worst
blizzard and heaviest snow storm in
many years prevailed here last night
and to-day. From one To two feet OF
snow fell. drifting badly. Many drifts
are six feet in the highways and bust
ness is suspended.
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snow in Northern Wisconsin.

Milwaukee. Fcb. Adviccs from
Northern Wisconsin are 10 the effect that
r. violent snowstorm has RACED all day and
that railway AMI other tratilc is practi-
CIlly suspended.
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Concerning the Corbett- Courtney
bout before The k!netos,ope. Fitz ouc-
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Still harping along the line of photo
graphic reproducing machines. 1t may
he put down here that IL the great fight
between rorbett and Fitzsimmous Is
taken well and shown about the coun-
try life-size on canvas. II must give
the boxing game an unprecedented
impetus. for boxing is catching beyond
all else I'm the line of physical exercise
or sport.
Many n young Corhett or Fitzsim-
mons must he fired with thirst for
fame, many n one from odd hooks and
corners. when the thing Is set before
them by the million. as the reproduc-
tion apparatus promises sooner or later
10 do.
Lord BYRON hemoaned the loss of
chivalry and he was an admirrr Of the
pugilist and the boxing glove. perhaps
he recognized therein the best compro-
mise. and might. had he lived at the
present, have indulgrd in bright proph-
ecies for a new-style of knight rrranlry.
He could not hut have seen the outlook
and how fair the prospect appears of "A
time before long when giant knights,
armed Cap-a-pie with stuffed gloves
and appurtcnanCcs are to stalk In the
land No dropping Dulclnrns could
he have disccrned In the scenes, hut a
plenty Of hloomerrd bicycle bantams.
more difficult TO WOO and win Than the
old ones.
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THE THIRD
Red Lodge Winds Up
the Fatal Series.
MURDER IN A SALOON
Robert g. Wilson |, Dead and Stanley
Miller Is Dying.
THEY SHOT AT EACH OTHER
THEY SHOT AT EACH OTHER

Trouble Started When One Asked
the Other for Money Alleged to
Be Due-The Dying Man Raised
on His Elbow and sent a Bullet
Into His Adversary's Leg-Wil-
son Was Raised In Deer Lodge
A Hot Bed of Toughs.
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one of the hitherto american wonders
OF the ring, George Dixon, appears to
he losing prestige by the chunk every
time he squares himself against an or
dinarily good man of late. Dixon has
been phenomenal he has brushed with
bantam. feather and even lightweight.
ana his record as II stands written to-
day Is by long odds the greatest "A little
one ever strung together.
Whether the cnlorcd champion has
been meeting uf late men too heavy for
him or has Slipped back, Is difficult Ia
probably a combination of the
two. In the palmicst days of his ring
going. Dixon had a thoughtful esquire
In Tom O'Rourke. who dealt In avuir-
dupois by the ounce making opponents
come To his champions notch or go
without a fight. and II was not TIL Dix
ON met Young Griflo that his manager
secemed u little careless about weight.
Z After the meetings with Critic he mixed
some with lirhtwcights. among whom
was his old rival. Johnny Griffin. whu
was allowed tn weigh I2S pounds. II
was probably M about this period In
his career that Dixon took ON some ex-
ira weight. though II IL claimed 10y
those who ought to know that he can
come healthy for battle at the present
at IFS pounds. Jan. % he weighed In at
| o'clock for Australian Billy Murphy
at 100 pounds,
The last man Ia triile with Dixon's
reputation is Jack Downey. who boxed
him 20 rapid rounds To "A draw last
Monday evening In New York. Dow
ney claims To he II fcathcrwcight and
has been doing with that class for some
time, hut he ~ "A lightweight. IL must
have been "A squeeze for him To reach
| l26 pounds, what Dixon allowed him to
weigh. Tom o'Rourke To whom Dixon
has lately returned, did not In this
match show his old-time clearness. lie
owns IA club now, however and II Is
probable that he was out of opponents
| for Dixon and thus rlsked his little on'
against the big BrOoklynite To keer
| business brisk
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delphia Monday evening, Jack Ever
hart and Charley MekceNcr hold about
the same relative positions to one an
other that they did two years ago. Two
years ago. less n month the two huc-
killed. I'm for six rounds In the Quaker
town and made about an even thing of
II. hut IN the second round an incident
happened that nearly cut II short. Ev-
erhart ilung In a right. bringing Ne
kpever down like shot. He was.
though. soon NJ and ~ II and from that
out triilc better than held his own 81
far as point boxing went. Last Mon
day their six rounds amounted 10 about
the same thing barring the single
punch from IN" New orleans man.
McK"cver still has an cyr 10 Kid La
vignr, who would certainly de- him In a
finish JOHN DONOVAN.
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Ofnce of

Office of
commissioner of Agriculture. Insurance
statistics and History
~ Austin Texas, February 20. 1877.
10 All whom II may concern:
inns Is to certify, That the
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL
INSURANCE
company of Edinburgh. Scotland. has in
~ RESPECTS iully compiled with the In rs Of
l"Nas as coad tons precedent to its doinr
business IN this State and that said con-,
pahN holds a Certificate OF Authority fron,
ms office entit..ug 1t to do business in
ms ny s,dls Tor twelve months, from the
Dec cmhnr, 1897. ''' VI
Given under my hand AMI seal, Mt offcc
IN Austia, the day ana date first ai,oyc
,y,,.,, A. J. ROSE. Commissioners
,WEEAiS e ADAMS resident ngents
nopston. Texas. TREZEN MT & CSC,ii.
Ran general agents. Dallas. Texas.
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Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture. Insurance.
Statistics and History.
Austin. Texas. February II, 1877.
TO all whom Il may concern;
Tbs IS to certify. That the
M.iRCH ANTS INSURANCE
Company of Newark, N. j.. has in all
respects fully complied with the laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent 10 its doing
business In this State. ana that said COM
nany holds Certif cate of Authority from
ms office entttl.ne II 10 do business IN
ms STAG for twelve months. from the -
gay OF January. 1897, to the 3lst day OF
December. 1851
Given under my hand AMI seal, nj office
IN Austin. the day and date first above
written.
A. j. ROSE. Commissioner
Houston Texas. Z TR ssyI ANT & GOCU-
Ran, general agents. Dallas. Texas.
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office of
Commissioner of Agriculture. Insurance.
Statistics and History.
Austin. Texas. February IL. 1897.
10 all whom II may concern:
This is to certify. That the
FIRE ASSOCIATION INSURANCE
Company of Philadelphia Pa, has in all
respects fully complied with the laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent to It's doing
business in this state, and that said COM
pany holds Certificate of Authority from
this Stlte for twelve months, from The lst
day OF January. 1887. to the 3lst day of
December, 1897.
Given under my hand and seal, at office.
in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
A. j. ROSE, Commissioner.
5. o. COTTON a. BRO. resident agents.
Houston, Texas. IRRELEVANT q COCH.
llAN, genenl agents. pallas. Texas.
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Office of
Commissioner of Agriculture, Insurance.
Statistics and History.
Austin, Texas, February II, 1897.
To all whom ii may concern:
This is to certify, That the
ORIENT INSURANCE
Company of Hartford, Conn, has in all
respocts fully complied with the laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent 20 Its lo!ns
business IN this State, and that said COM
his Office emitting 1t to do business in
this State for twelve months, from the Isl
dny OF January 1897. to the Slst day OF
december, 1891
Given under my hard AMI seal. at office.
IN Austin, the day and date first above
written.
CHILDRESS a TAYLOR, resident
agents. Houston, Texas; TREZEV ANT Il
COCHRAN, general agents. Dallas. Texas
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Keep up hope. There are
thousands of cases where re-
covery from Consumption
has been complete. Eenty
of fresh air and a well-nour-
ished body will check the
progress of the disease. Nu-
tritious foods are we'll in their
way, but the best food of all
is Cod-liver Oil. When
partly digested, as in SCOTS
Emulsion, it does not dis
turb the stomach and the
body secures the whole bene-
fit of the amount taken. If
you want to read more about
it let us send you a book.
SCOTT & BOVINE. New York
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Ofncn Of

Office Of
commissioner Of Ayr culture Ins,,r,,co
Sirlisiics and History i'''s "
To all WIS, Ahns,lh' Texas February 49, 1897.
This Is To certify. That the
MANSHEsrFR FIRE ASSURANCE
Compeny OF Manchester Enrlan1 RIOS Il,
az a; lrrsspects fully complied With the laws
a. neSas as conditions precedent TO its
company holds Certificate Of Auihor'tv
rom MS office emitting it 10 40 I'm siness
- u, ms STATE Tor twelve months. fran the
December, 1891 Wv "'Ss Jay OF
even under my hand and seal. at Office
~ ,,nstin' the cay and date first above
u,A; j. ROSE COMMISSIONS
HAETWEIL A. SFRONC pa.,sa,,,
Agents. Houston, Texas. i@sheht
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Commissioner q Office 1t
Sta,i.v. Asr,cul,urc !,
~ :. Austin. Tcxan ana H.:RSr, lasrsa
10 1,t Al Whom II sis !. Febriary y
MS is TO certify. Thar ,nsc ne
Insurance AMERICAN MEXICAN CENTRAL.
n an respe s,,pa s,g,o Of St. r.yrs "
laws cf Texas a. saa,y Complied ~ ~ N
~ polfe biisiness IN uoas pru.saa.
20 company hol1s ny State ri
b,isin ,s from this ONE ,sracae n i!
frnn, ~ this State .a.itang kr
s,s S", me Isl day o; .Ja ~ Twelve MAJ
ciy MY OF December ivy i n 4
4, "<en under my hand ~. ~
written ''''' The day and d az 81 Ia sts,sl
"ArHAEL BROS. Ase Do:S:nnisA,s
commissioner Of Arro ol
Statistics asnrifqH1tta u.rs. ia,us.|
To Ar Austin. Texas. FaTSory
TIKI ~ whom II MAY orreo.uaFy u
'his Is to certify, Thai .iseern:
oes sun INSURANCE.
r. 1s tyss 3 fully compiled NH, hn h 4
w. nNd 4, as conditions precss sa The As, \
ing business in this Stat 70 " 4
sGroilRtny holds Certfica,aa nq hat ~
from this office. entsi,s u Alihss
ness ness IN this State fos Il 70 Do ~.
from the LIST day of ,a Az ,welys ro,n.
tlst day Of December iso1 w, u \.
49, i've. Under my hand ana 49,,
aSo;va N Austin, the day and IN
pAp,, A. J. ROSE. comr,..,.
RAPHAEL BROS. AGENT n'ssass 3
commissioner OF Agrcrltur. ~.
statistics and Hstorv sa,a
M Austin, Texas. Fabr,,ss.
~ Al Whom It May Concern.s 2 "
rms IS TO certify, That the -
NEW ORLEANS INsl-p,vc,
association of New orls.r, !.
n an respects fully comnIis, T. y
a." on leSes as conditions n,.s VIZ y
us GONG business in this G.at." sasx Z
sac company HOLDS n Cart,sus 40 "
b Smof.,y from this office entitir ! y !. A.
,,.r, ,i'eSs IN THIS State for tw.,ss ~.
g s,uii the lst day OF January. ia a y
oiS' DAY of December 1897. N''' y
Given under my hand and -, :. !.
II, w, A ,ta,, 'une day and date i'll ~
p,,, A. J. ROSE. Commi..o..
RAPHAEL BROS. Agents.
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Commissioner. Of Agriculture. Insurance,
Statistics and History.
AUSTIN, Texas, February II. 1887.
To all whom it may concern:
This is TO certify. That the
DELAWARE INSURANCE
Company of Philadelphia. Pa. has In all
respects fully complied with the laws of
Texas as cond tions precedent TO its doing
business in this State. and that said COM
pany holds certltcate of Authority from
thiS office emitting 1t TO do business in
TINS Stpte for twelve months. from the lst
day OF January, -sM, to the 31st day OF
December. lNG.
Given under my hand and seal at office,
IN Austin, the day ami date first above
a. j ROSE. Commissioner.
RAPH AEL BROS. resident apen;s
Houston. Texas; IRRELEVANT & COCH.
RAN general agents. Dallas. Texas.
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No appeal could be more pathetic or
psceasary than these earnest words Of Or.
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insurance AlHl.

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Office Of
Commissioner of Agriculture. Insrr~
Statistics AMI History,
Austin. Texas, February "
10 All Whom II May Concern:
rms is to certify. That the
NORWICH UNION FIRE
Insurance Company of Norwich Endua
mas IN all respects fully compiled WI =
laws Of TeNes as conditions proct3s (
us cong business In this State ant =
SAID company holds Certifc4S 4 =
tfority from this office en,itlms d ~
business In this State for twelve ~
from the lst day Of January, lM. ! H1
2lst day of December, 1897.
Given under my hand and ~, 4 ~
In Austin. the day and date DIT ~
written.
A. ]. ROSE Comnluas
RAPHAEL BROS, Agents.
Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture lnsuun.
Statistics and History
Austin, Texas, February u n
To all whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify. That the
MECHANICS AND TRADERS Msrl,
ANCE
Company of New Orleans La, hn b 4
respects fully complied with The hv1
Texas as conditions precedent 10 lI 0ch1
bt siness in this State, and that sah COO
pany holds Certificate Of Authority fsca
this office emitting 1t to 40 butncs
this State for twelve month"; iron .!
LIST day of January, 1897. 10 tho uf dJ 4
December, 1897.
Given under my hand and seal Of eiaa
IN Austin. the day and date hrs IN
A. ]. ROSE. Commisksrsi
RAPHAEL BROS. Agenta
Office Of
Commissioner OF Agriculture. lnsanpN
Statistics and History. !, =
Austin, Texas, February "a ~
TO all whom 1t may concern:
This Is TO certify. That the
PRUSsIAN NATIONAL NsuAAMs
company of S,et,ln, Germany, Bag \
aspects fully complied with me W ~ y
Texas as conditions precedent 20 " ~ "
business In this State, and tnat ~ ~
nauy holds n Certificate OF Aulnoru w N
his office emitting II TO do businssss, Y =
State for twelve months, from lns a
of January. 1887. to the ISL oa = h
ccmber. 1897. "A 80, a ess4
In Austin, the day and oase me-
written. .ocr, roumisulooa
RAPHAEL BROS, Agents.
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AGENTS.

office of
Commissioner of Agriculture. Insurance.
Statistics and History.
Austin, Texas. February IL, 1897.
To all whom IT may concern
THIS is TO certify. That the
LION FIRE INSURANCE
Company of London, England. has In all
respects fully compiled with the laws or
Texas as conditions precedent to ITS doing
business in this state, and that said COM
pany holds a Certificate of Authority from
this office emitting 1t to do business IN
this State for twelve months, from the Isl
day of January. 1897. 10 the 3lst day OF
December, 1871
Given under my hand and seal at office.
In Austin. the day and date first above
written,
A. j. ROSE, Commissioner.
WEEMS & ADAMS, resident agents,
Houston, Texas: IRRELEVANT & COCH-
RAN. general agents. Dallas. Texas.
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AGENTS.

Office ., Inspns
Commissioon,e ei,,s,ics and History "
,nstjn Texas. FeDrua'
u A., u;hom II May CoIeefs'
~ Tb ia is TO certify. That the
sr PAUL FIRE AND s s'a'. ~
lnsura nee N Sy fully conlpnssss XII. =
has in az 1, avsp' rs condit.aas and
MwS 81 tnssno.ss in this S..,s;S,ste Of
us ao;hs ,cmnany holds Ie .ss,,ns II
the sara 80. This Office ehws,slye noass
thorlty i'm IN ,h,s state for ia. 70
huslneinS - IL let day Of JaIlaa'" vi
ne .,c,i aa w. of december, ~, nd seal. q w.
Slst Gay nnder my bend an aats nra ~
oL ANnstln' the day ana 'A ~.
" %rl Asn.''' !. ). ROSE. conpt'f'
office b, ,,,,.. Ip,ufss
commissiesM, SATISFIES srd Htli s,V,iy "
:, ,,- ASs,in1i May tcrcsfn'
To a ~ y W 70 certify, That INV
NATIONAL, f u.rtiora 4, 81 :
.,,.ncs company q, o. ,ammSpl.ei VII W, 3 ;
ln In ,r ali respects iulssil
has VI If Texas as. condSls sisle, ~ AZ
laws o. tais.ness II ,pc ertlfcH d y
Us no, ,d sc1n,rar y h; IL su,llics ! 40,
The saio rom rom this ofhess ar tselsssr Il b.
tno,aG In this Siaii January. iss'
e s,e,, the list day o. iS6. q: ~
l lis aav of Deceinpe,,d and sea- ,.t ~
Gwen Eti nth the day an' .sous
written. A. J. ROSE