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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19

Committee From That City TO Appear
Before the Legislature.

TACOMA. Feb. s.-SpeciaI.-George W.
Thompson. vice president OF Washington
Cor the Omaha exposition, today received
the following telegram:
Committee OF prominent Omaha citi-
gems. headed by President Watties and
Manager Hitchcock. accompanied by
their wives, win arrive ia Olympia next
week IN 8 special car 10 present exposition
matter Arrange for joint session OF the
legislature If possible; II not. a meeting
OF the Joint committee OF both houses.
Have papers announce their coming.
Have the governor cooperate. Leglsia-
lures and cities thus far visited have ac-
corded them handsome receptions and
every courtesy. II gives the project a de-
cided impetus. WIN wire time OF arrival
IS soon as possible +. e. HUNT,
.ssupt Department OF Promotion"
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Castillo CLAIMS sELF-pErESsr,
He IL n Cripple, but Held Beck Mt
Rny with q knife

GOLDENDAIE. Wash. FEB fs-ape-
cial.-John Beck. who was stabbed bv
Frank Castle Tuesday morning al a
Cleveland dance in the east end or KHcki-
tat county. was a we3i-known character.
II IL said that at Cleveland dances he
usually spoiled for a fight. The people
feared him IN that locality But when
Beck assaulted CASTLE. the floor manager.
Beck seems % have 'harked I'D tho wrong
tree" Castle is g cripple in his right hand.
and with the aid Of an ordinary jack knife
IN his left. he defended himself. he be-
Hsves. from death Castle is - yesrs Old
the son o. an Oregon pioneer OF 1852 lie
formerly lived In Polk county. Oregon He
has a wife and seven children living az
Cleveland.
Castle gave himself up 70 the sheriff
and is now in the jail al Goidendaie await
ing trial.
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No AUTHORITY TO INSURE.
Alleged Agent Charged With Fraud
At waiia waiIs.

WAIsLA WALLA. Feb. 1s.-Special.--J
A. Kinck. claiming 70 De an agent for the
National Life Insurance Company, OF
Montpelier. Vt. was arrested this morn
ing on complaint OF John Albeit. charging
him with Obtaining money under false
pretenses. The complaint alleges that on
December rs Kinck went through the form
OF insuring Leila L. Alheits life for s., 800
collecting s6l as first payment
No policy having been received, Alheit's
suspicious were aroused Last night he
telegraphed the headquarters OF the com
pany at Montpelier iuquiring the reason
for delay. An answer was received this
morning that they dl8 not know any
agent by the name OF Kinck, referring
Alheit 10 the general agent at San Fran
cisco. A telegram 10 him ELECTED the re-
ply that Kinck was unknown, and had no
authority 10 act as agent
kinck vas arrested just a. he was ieav-
ing the city on a train. He viii have a
hearing tomorrow
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Strange Causes OF Death.

A remarkable feature OF some OF the re-
ports made 20 the board OF health are
the diseases assigned as cause OF death.
one child under l year Of age died OF
lung trouble there were also cases OF
''maiarial fever and Chronic meningitis"
under ] year. There were reported five
cases OF death from malaria from coun-
ties bordering on Puget sound. PERM
cious anemia' under I year, general de-
cay" az - 70 90 years OF age. chronic
mania under year: dissipation "rup-
ture of lung" dyspepsia" and fever"
are also the very indefinite causes as
signed n some cases. One mite under /
year Of age died 81 nervous prostrstion."
Paralysis Of the tobacco heart" occurred
since the anti-cigaretts law was repealed.
One case Is reported Of lack OF medical
attention" which might lead some cynic
10 suggest that perhaps the twenty three
cases reported as surgical shock were
due 70 too much medical attention
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HOUSE

OLYMPIA. Feb. Is. Special The house
ghis morning began WORK On the calendar
az Yesterday. on which nothing had bees
touched save the Hansen fish Trap bill
After tho rcadiaE % the 5ournal sud Pre-
Em!usrv matters had heen disposed #. the
hau@e az Il o'clock took up u0ter a special
c-ser a faiut resolution BY Richmond cali
lsE Eor the appointment of a "TAxow7
committee bv che speaker of the house ard
president - the senate. 20 sif through ne
rre-rs 20 the legislature. % from she ti-le
~ as i5u~susat untl the expiration %
glctg terms if necessary. fHr she parrcse
Of ct-furtiaE tn investigation Ieta thg
manner Zee vyhirn tNe various stare t1stf-,I-
tiets nsvt been managed. TIE house went
irte committee % she Whose 20 consider thf
matter FCaei nate Ihe point thas ths
rv-e.uttan ala roy cive rhe conr- ltfre SUI
arsart authority te compel the attendance
ana wins OF evidence nv wffarssfS ars
yhat &c shca1s ee empowered 20 commit
witnesses fcr ats-ert in Cnfer TO make
SIS uss~3atss rvsrecte3- Fauae8 za53 tEat
be s9uhted WhetHe- ere constitution wpuia
rorrnit tbe legislature. e. Whieh was vesss-s
tass power. g. delegate !s 90 8 committee
sstt.~E after ffe session hftrr sore lit
&c discussion ST tNe iexl phases q tse
matter tEe resolution vas -eEerrg~5 70 ths
ftts5eIarv conUi--es Ter Su!taa-s amend
r.erts along thts G1s-
A memorial vas Fead from are citizens
az wase~piGe pgolsssirE against the PRO
f.,sea ab,>l.shmeat % the dairy comEr5s-
s.e-er
T-a s-+aker sunofrtes Freeman. Nsr-
s>aa ari Mltr1el tire h8Bse ute-uhsss of
tae fo#-s committee az securing state
os
.Tte h..ze .sok up s. NJ. SO Er
Usa1. arrreersattas $s1a - ta nay che exc
penst af faa fusl2a pres seGIla5 electors
sha assr- les lsre>s Gays over she 81 eegle-
a. ssrr - carry she returns Sc
Wasa.ss c4ty. The bs sas Passed ua-
der s1sEe assen II gha guses- Yeas * zavs
L
: 3 g by Tay.or. sals.ng tie 2se q
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TACOMA. Feb. fs-Special.-The refiux
of the faithful from the city employment
will be continued tomorrow, when Com
missioner Of Public Works Rydstrorn vii
apply 20 the civil service commission for
a number OF laborer=. This. OF course.
means that P0pulisrs VIII get the jobs.
and that me rradesless Republicans will
have TO seek other pastures.
The commission today selected A. L.
Bradley and & r. Mckenzie for water
inspectors. 20 replace those dismissed yes
terdsy. BY a strange coincidence Nc
Eerzis retains hts lob. Re being the sec
oua on the list. with a standing OF Is Is
Bzadley's standing was Is ie-25
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1oherty for the same work done last

Doherty for the same work done last
summer.
Steamer Olympia finished discharging
cargo this morning. The silk was sent
East on the overland last night.
A. ]. Hayward, Spencer Wiley and Ny
ron Wiley have Incorporated the Puget
Sound Grocery Company, with a capital
stock OF 5000.
The state convention OF the Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics Will be
held in this city next Monday.
The local militia viii parade next Mon
day, in commemoration OF Washington's
birthday.
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Crooks Cauxh, at New Westminster.

VANCOUVER, 3. C.. FEB. ls.-Twc
uotea crooks named DubeT1 and Mckay,
supposed - ~ Connected with the Bruce
Creighton gang, wao committed numerous
bcrEtaries here and a4so sUGgg.ed II from
Ia Co-ney. Wasa-. TIRE proceeds % bur
gary there. we~a arrested yesterday a.
New Westminster by Detectives Haywood
sn3 Mclean. Mckay attempted 20 cross
fhe fraser river Sra a host. but was caught
~ Haywood TDubert also attempted 20
escape, but a shot from HcIle.n caused
him 20 halt TIE men wiz come up n the
police court tomorrow, ard IL IS under
stood that strong case yfA be made
against them
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follows:
f. b 40. by Forbes. amending section
1H 81 Hills Code relating 70 duties OF
H. 3. as by Cute. providing for the ap-
pointmeut q q commission 90 promote the
uniformity Of laws
II. 3. as n Stuarman. appropriatlng
SEQ 20 the Washington State Historical
Society.
II B. ~, By J. NJ Edwards. repeating
the Columbia river p3logaGs laws
II 3. AZ. by Nelson 10y reQuest1. relat-
ing % the foreclosure % moriga ges.
T. 2. $,s. hy Cline Gilkey and Freeman
cnacfiuE the Torrcns system.
r. b sse. hv Tcoiasson. authorizing tn~
PAYMENT OF bounty Oh wildcats. cougars
and bears
II b. 81. oy Stafford. providing for the
Elum 70 Leavenworth.
g. =. ~. by SeraEhty. amending sec
toaS 2tss-S 90 Vol. J. e. HIPS Code reiat-
tnE 20 county printing.
81. r. SIS by RAIDER relative 20 the
reElstya zion % voters.
H. 3. s>A by WoH relating 20 the record
tag q MORTGAGES ana sausfact.ons OF
Is IS ~ by Carr. providing FOR the con-
stTuc<sou ~ Wagon road from Wen
a;chee nerta % tae columbia river
Vol II H8rs Code. relating TO the re-
6 m7uor q real estate.
y r as Av Merriset3 relating 20 sale
g. 5aal uNlsr foreclosure
- e. ass rs nav providing for The sp-
po.1- prort %. "a state examiner cf pubic
~ q ~ ey K.aeala. relating to levy OF
81 p - ey Klr~all. 90 assls, settlers
81 sea~tr -crt1< CouDty roads
q a. s1 = Alucatf. relating 70 the
e,str egfion &c roa5 taxes
e r ~ ~ hlncal4 relating 20 runlc-
Il q - 5y Kl7cAl1 relating 20 usunic-
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TACOMA. Feb. is.-Speciai-The Fed
eral jury this morning brought In a yer
dict OF 500 ard costs for the pgsiutiT in
the damage suit OF Jesse Thomas VS. the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OF Portland. Ne.
The council COMMITTEES OF Iaw and con-
duet q city officials vii tomorrow con-
time It's investigation OF the city con
troller In the matter o. the payment Of
salaries 70 both r. B. Mullla and 7. e.
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sal, Lake capItnli.,, Coming

the litigation resultant from the
purchase BY the city OF Tacoma OF
the light and water plant does not seem
20 have scared away prospective invest
ors. L Is understood IN official circles
that 4 representative OF several capital
ISIS % Salt Lake City wll be here sat
urday 20 look into the matter, with a
view q rnrraa sing The pam
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New pe..m..tertn Charge.

Eugene. or. Feb. 1s.-Postmaster 7. J.
Craig was today removed from Office and
". Y Henderson installed as postmaster.
Postal Inspector Gordon. o. san Francis
CO. found shortage OF about 3 Coo.
Craig has nOt been arrested.
Craig vas arrested today and had an ex-
animation before q United States commits
ssoaer. who bouud him over IN the sum OF
s. 90 30 await the action OF the United
States grand Jury.
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Last Remnant of the ola Guard

COLVILLE. Wash. Feb. l7-speciaI.-.
Con II. DuTland. who for the past two
years has been deputy county auditor.
has accepted the position OF deputy treas
urer. Mr.. Duriand Is the only one OF the
old-tine regims 10 retain position ia
the court house. lie held his old position
IN the auditors Office until called into the
Office % tho treasurer
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II. B. 4s7. by Moore. relating to public
cemeteries.
III. 3. 4gS by Williams, relating 10 the
duty OF county treasurers.
II. =. is9, by Pierson. relating 10 the sup
port OF county poor.
II. b. 500. by Jory. for the maintenance
OF the Washington State fair. and ap-
propriating S. COO
II. p. Sol. by Conine. relative TO the
construction OF bitches
II. b. o12. by Way, creating a special
state road commission and appointing a
state engineer.
Senate.
5. r. PSI by the committee on state pc
nal and reformatory institutions. relating
TO the penItentiary and its government.
> b go. by Taylor, an act relating to
the confirmation OF sherin's sales.
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
PoPFfIsTs READY TO LAUNCH
THEIR REFORM MOVEMENT.

Expected 90 NEEDLE I'm Every De-
partnent Of the City Government
-Presbytery Adopts Resolutions
eft Love and Respect for Rev. A.
v. Thompaon-Mfnority I'm the
Church Rebuked-A COMMITTEES OF
Omaha Citizens Coming to olym-
pia-
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The staple good Japan
tea is Stht.liNs's Best
The price IS 50 low that
TO call II good is 10 seem to
lie about il
The grocer gives your
money back. withoutaword.
If YOU want il. That don't
look like lying. does it?
Aseh-.ax -eassarv
So Fgaaclzee A.
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In the Hands of the Jurx

COLF,AX. Wash. Feb. 1s.-SpeciaL-TAe
Richardson trial for rape went to the jufy
at o'clock tonight. after ten hours OF ar
gument and three days legal battle No
decision is likely 10 be reached tonight
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A Specific for Colds and e-rour.

Fer years we have used CLau.lerlain's
Cough Remedy and alvsys keep It in the
her@e- L IS regarded in our family As a
SPECIFIC So coll.s and group It j. a.so IN
vsiuah!e for whcopiag cough. No family
where there are chil3ren shoald be vi;hoU,
it-R. p RoEEY, O.ney, No
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The reports OF births and deaths for 1896
are nearly double those of any previous
year. Part Of this increase is due TO a
more general knowledge of the law re-
curing such reports 20 be made, and also
to the personal efforts of the secretary of
the board and greater care by the health
officers.
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EVERETT. Feb. SpeclaI.-The 70
tary snow plow returned from Monte Girls
70 last evening. There was about four
feet - STOW az the summit. The worst
trouble from Mondays gale was On Irving
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ETTZFTT-LE Feb. 5.-Specsai.-This
morning wa3le SasriT Thompson Nss out
o. bis ofslce for a few moments an IN
known hobo stole bis revolver and got
out % tcwn betUre TIE officers could
catch hlm- TIE thief tried 20 sell the
gGn al several places.
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VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1896.
Marriages, Births and Deaths on the
1ncrease-A Total of 2,7S7
Deaths i'm the Year.

OLYMPIA. Feb 1s-Special.-The re-
ports of births deaths and marriages in
this state show very gratifying In
crease, says DR.. Armstrong. secretary OF
the state board of health. in his annual
report. Births, deaths and marriages
have been reported as follows:
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Age at Death.
In 1886 there were 2.737 deaths. as fol-

Births and Deaths by Counties.
Births and deaths for 1895 by counties
re reported as follows:
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BILLS INTRODUCED.


OLYMPIA. Feb. B-SpeciaL-rn the
legislature today bills were introduced as
fottov-s-
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Third Day, Thursday, Oct. IA:

Sec special program for the condl-
tions OF this race.
Records made previous TO Oct. ., 1897,
will bar horses from all OF the above
races.
General Conditions for Trotting and
Pacing Races-All racing TO be ia har-
ness and 10 be governed by the rules Of
the American TTotting association, un-
less otherwise specified. Five to enter
Rnd three TO start, unless otherwise
specified. Heats, best three In five. un-
less otherwise stated. A horse distancing
the field or any part thereof, will receive
first money only. Distance leo yards
Money divided so o. - and 10 per cent.
Heats In each DAYS races may be alter
mated Entrance fee 10 per cent. OF
purse unless otherwise stated. II 3 per
cent. accompanies the nomination such
entry IN case Of failure TO start will not
oe held for the other per cent. II de-
clared out before 10 o'clock on day OF
race. II per cent. does not accompany
the entry will be held for 10 per cent.
whether they start o. not, final payment
to be made by 10 o'clock on day OF race
Races viii be called at . o'clock sharp.
! The association reserves the right 10 start
| earlier.
Signal Calls-The first bell, to get
ready. sounds 10 minutes before the time
| indicated on the dial for starting the race
| The second bell will sound exactly Il
drivers OF Others having the care OF the
animal, not sending the horse out prompt
| ly-at post signal will be fined or ruled out
at the discre ion OF the judges.
Parties entitled TO first, second. third
and fourth money ara requested 10 cal
for same at the secretary's office after
| last race on each day.
| Application fvr stRbling should be- mad,
| to the secretary as soon as possible,
stating the number Of horses 10 arrive. A
Zee Of g. will be charged for each stall oc
cupied. No stabling will be guaranteed
except for horses that are entered.
] The association reserves the rlght tC
amend. postpone. declare of, change the
order Of or substitute other races on ac
| count OF iuclement weather or otherwise
| should they deem 10 TO their interest tC
| do so; 10 refuse any entries, owner o
driver not wanted by them, and TO de
| clare OFT any race not having started by
| I y. m. on last day OF meeting.
First class fast mile track, good stable
and best OF water. Plenty OF good hOrs
feed for sale, at market price, on ground
Good and fair treatment to all.
f. H. GREER,
Secretary,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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As winter approaches people may
get ready TO pay the trusts under the
Dingley bill pretty stiff advance on
the prices Of all wooden wear. The
aggregate prices on woolen goods will
range about 95 per cent, taken as q
whole. The great house OF Il. B. ClAf
film company, New York. announces
that the advance s rendered imperS
tive by the new tariff, and when fur
ther questioned freely admitted that
il was ultimately the consumer who
had TO pay IT, just how cur Republi.
can friends viii relish paying this ex-
ira duty for the privilege OF keeping
warm this winter rem aims 10 be seer.
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ounAN silver pnLL,Ks.

The Cuban junta has coined a mil
lion souvenir dollars and Cornelius
Vanderbilt and John Jacob Astor are
alleged TO have taken five hundred
thousand of these coins at their face
value. This is a curious circumst snce,
and suggests the query why Wander
bilt and Astor should buy silver OF
Cuba when cubA's fat isn't worth
much and her silver is no more valu-
able than that Of the United States
II can be surmised that the rich men
who bought these Cuban dollars did
not make the purchase out Of compli.
ment to the Cuban junta, nor because
there is ian implied understanding
that the dollars will be redeemed by
the Cuban patriot government in the
event Of It's establishment"
II is just possible that Vanderbilt
and Astor didn't buy the dollars at all
and that the story Is biz OF romance
by an imaginative correspondent; but
II such a purchase was actually made,
il can be unhesitatingly set down as a
business enterprise on the part of bus
mess men. Ia any event, there can be
no doubt that the Cuban juntA will be
able TO tioat = million and perhaps two
million OF these souvenir silver dol.
lars at their face value In the United
states.
The Republican editors should take
note Of this matter and explain how II
comes about that the silver coinage OF
country stlll struggling for its exist
ence should receive this recognition
Either the silver sentiment is not dead
or silver is not dead, and in either cas-,
The dilemma Is an awkward affair fo
the advocates Of gold.
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MORE CASES EXPECTED.

New Orleans Not Done with yellow
Fever Xst-rWo Deaths
New ORLEANS, La, Sept %. The
Official record in the board OF health
Office last night at 6 o'clock showed a
total of twelve new yellow fever eases
and two deaths The new cases are
for the most part widely scattered and
several OF them at least do not seem
10 have been the outcome of the local
infection. II is apparent that the mi
crobes brought over in baggage from
Biloxi and Ocean Springs are still in
cueating, and that many more cases
OF fever are to be looked for
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FoRT ScoTT, Kan, Sept, 23.--Jacot
Henne. treasurer Of the Workmen.
Select Knights and Turner's, whc fed
10 Missouri Monday night &C. escape
arrest on a charge OF embezling s332
from the Turner's, died at Stotesbury,
Mo, at noon yesterday apparently
from the effects of poison. He was in
charge OF an officer who had arrested
him He refused 10 go without requiss
tion papers
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TBE fellow who died out at Santo
Monica and took short trip on a
OeAutifulr road in the celestial kingdo
lined with stately trees whose verdue
WAS brilliant aud wonderful to see,
and at the bidding Of his wife
promptly returned to this terrestisl
sphere, ought to be an example TO
clnbmen worthy OF their imitation
when their spouses set the hour for
them to be tucked away in their little
beds
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MOBBEO BY THE POLICE,

An EI-Inspector General of Mexico
Confesses Ordering Arroyo's Death.
CRY or MEX1Co, Sept 23.-Nelas-
quez, eN-inspector general Of police,
now in prison, has confessed that he
ordered the killing OF Arroyo, the as
sailant Of President Diaz HIS SER
want admits buying the knives with
which the deed was committed. Velas-
quez says the man was not tortured.
The judge has decided that Nelas-
buez and Cabrera are guilty and he
held them for trial
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SEDAIIA, Mo, sept. %. A United
States deputy marshal arrived here
last night with Edward Mckenzie,
colored, who escaped from the Cole
county Jail at jefferson City year
ago last July, after havine been sen
fenced TO be hanged for the murder of
Nick Earhart, q wealthy German
farmer, near jefferson City, about two
years ago. Mckenzie was arrested at
Ninita, J. A., and was brought here
and turned over TO sheriff Some
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First published In the Daily Leader Au,
gust 81, 1897.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, Oklahoma, Au-
gust 20, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention 10 make final proof In support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register aud receiver at
Guthrie, Oklah ma, on September p,
1897, viz:
Henry c. Herbert, for the lots 3 and 4
and hi OF NV Or sec tp l4r2e.
He names the following witnesses ia
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz:
William Flaugher OF Falls, o. r., Will
| liam Musgroye OF Ingram, o. T., John
Vandebogart OF Falls, O. T., William
Brewer OF Falls, q. Il.
l2lS A n. J CROOK, Register.