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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Sheriff Of Houston County Notified
to Protect Negroes
CARLOAD OF GOLD ORE FROM LLANo,
II II In - Rich an Samples IL WIN
Cause n Rush-RcquisitiOn tor
Thoman Honored.

Auntin. Texas. September 4.--Ancnt the
report from Crockett that negroes living
some distance from that town have been
given notice to leave. Acting Governor Jes-
ter this evening wired the sheriff Of Hous-
ton county to AFFORD tho protection guaran-
tced under the law to all citizens. A SINH
lar course has been pursued by his excel
lency In all recent occurrences Of this
kind.
A carload OF gold ore from the Sceever
mine. near Llano. arrived here this even
ton and Texas Central for the Colorado
smclter at Pueblo. If this ore turns out as
we'll as late assays indicate the Ilano
country can prepare itself for Klondikc
rush.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
A Game To-day.

There will be a game OF baseball To-Day
at Schnelder's park between the Joe DAVIS
OIL Company and the Coon's Drug Store
teams. Batteries. DRUG stores, Manino
and Reichard: Oil Companys, Porter ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
ter Adele KING E,hwood, Midlight, The

t0chelOr.
Kansas City, September 4--Today's win
ners: No Pull, Chlorai, Madame Bishop,
Red Vol. Billy Heck
CfncnnajCi. September 1.-THE fall meet
Ing of the Cincinnati Jockey club opened
today at Oakley. Winners; White Frost,
Malvolio. Oscuro Lillian Belle, Simon w
Chicago. September 4.--Harlem winners:
Tin Cup, Fred Broens, Belle Bunch, Flora
Louise, Serena Eloreanna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
REQuIsITIoN HoNoRED.

Acting Governor Jester today honored
the requlsition OF the governor of Illinois
for Il. NJ. Thoman, wanted in Chicago for
alleged wife abandonment and now In
the custody OF the sheriff OF Anderson
county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
Track Record lowered

kester, Macs. September 5.-Robert
John r. Gentry were started this
Ion with a running racemaker. 10
the half mile track record of 2:5,.a
|hile. and both accomplished the feat
e"ch making the NILS in 2:06sz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
successfuI noiine.. Mectinr

Lott. Texas. September 1.-The holiness
folks have Just closed a most successful
meeting at Durango. They report fifty
conversions. and have announced another
meetinr for October mt the same place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
TWO SEASONS MEET.
Houston Football Team win
Give Two Exhibitions,

Football Team WIN
Give Two Exhibitions.
(ague Park Monday afternoon at 5
there will commence game Of
which will be followed by
game, the participants being
IS of the Houston Football club. 1t
the inauguration of the Pigskln
Hd.ror sport for the season and as
legal holiday, a great many will
BIT take advantage of leisure time.
BIS have arranged this programme
70 give the closing of one season
K opening of the other upon the
BY. There as just as many football
hsts in Houston as those who IA
b National game, and the sport
doubt be well patroniZed during
hter. The Houston boys will find
lusiastic supporter in Dean Thomp-
well known travelling man. Mr..
kins last year lived at Dallas, and
be team in that city much assist
pie is we'll posted on the game and
en given the title of walter Camp
bs." He now makes his he3dquar-
the L.awlor Hotel, In this city.
baseball game tomorrow Will COM
at 5 O'Clock, with the following
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
other Tracks.

'oN' September 4.-Grosse Point win
gypsy Prince. Judge Wardell. Sis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Mrs, rlary James Dead,

Mrs. Mary NJ. James, widow Of Daniel
James, died ut her home Mt Eiyh6h and
West streets yesterday afternoon from
general debility, in her seventy sixth year
She had been seriously Ill but two weeks
Mrs. james was born 10 Rhode Island her
maiden nulne being Miss Mary NJ. Fo.dick
She WAS IL descendant Of the earliest New
England settlers and among hor relatives
arc members OF wcll-kn0wn Eastern
families Over fifty years ago she was
married to Mr. James, and nft,r they had
lived short time in New York and Wash.
ington they came TO Wilmington and NJ
IN hes begun the lottery business ut Eighth
and Orange Rtrerta
II was in 1873 when they occupied tho
house ut Eighth and West streets. and she
continued to live there after the death Of
her husband in lSsJ Mrs. .Jumei was the
mother Of welvc children, seven Of whom
are now living They nre Maury James,
Daniel James, Clifford James, Mrs. John
Il Tanner OF Jersey Cisy, alI the Misses
Laura. Alice AMI Marian James. Tho de-
ceased was the last of her generation, and
she lived long enough to sec ull her chill
drcn and granG.childron become grown-up
lncii and women.
Although Mrs. James was not connected
actively VII any OF the chart able urgAui
cations of the city, she was well known to
all of them as a liberal supporter OF any
deserving enterprise. Tnn funeral will
taku place Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
fr. III her late home. and intcrlncnt will be
made In he cemetery adjoining tho FirsJ
Presbyterian Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
IT'S ALL TALK.
Yes, But It's wilmington Talk, the Kind
That Tells in Wilmington

Talk that tells.
Talk that's endorsed.
Everyday talk by people that know.
City talk-kidney talk.
DO kidneys talkP
Well, yes. both loud md long.
You should learn the kidney language.
Bachacke in kidney talk means kidney
ache.
Lame back means lame kidneys.
Weak back means weak kidneys.
A bad back is simply
The kidneys talking trouble.
Here's Wilmington talk and kidney
talk.
Mrs. J. s. Moreland, OF TO King street,
says: For some timo ! suffered with
symptoms Of kidney disease WAS trou',-
led with distressing pain in my back
and occasionally with pains through my
limbs. STOPPING or being much on my
feet aggravated the trouble. / Used diff
ferent kinds of kidney remedies and doc.
tnrcd more or loss all tho limo but got
nothing like permanent reliof happsn-
oil to nutfeetn our papers one day nu nc.
count of case similar TO mine being cured
by Doan's Kidney pills. l mnde up my
mind then and there hat wouid try
them aud got box at N. h. Dunforth's
drug store. They gavo me more relief
than anything ! evor before tgicd Tho
pain disappeared from my back and the
trouble In my limbs was greatly benefited.
l intoud to Use moro Of them because
l believe Doan's Kidney Pills nro n reli.
able preparation and accomplish all that
Is claimed for them" El
= Donn's Kidney Pills arc for sale BY ali
dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by Fest.
or Milburn CO., Buffalo, n Y. Sole agents
for the U. S. Remember the name DUan's
and tBko no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Hundreds of people at Altoona, Pa.
saw trolley car Kill 6-year-oid Thomas
Dillon, who tried to run before It, but
fell.
Little George Carr. only years old.
was found unconscious in the street in
New York, from the effect of intoxi-
Cants.
Gottfried Tietze, a sailor, who was
shot at New York by John Boysen (who
then killed himselD. died Saturday
night.
George Spencer, Grand Army vet
eran, was shot and killed at Huntsville,
Mass, by Nathaniel Moscly, a half
wiltcd man.
William J. Bryan has made gift Of
money to Ewing college to establish a
prize for the best essay on the science
of government.
1T transpres that in the recent de-
ftructiun by fire Of Farmer B2isel's
barn, near Nazareth, Pa, three tramps
were crrmated.
The Atlanta tGa) board of health Is
enforcing the compulsory vaccination
Law, several cases of smallpox having
dcveored in the city.
The Village of Flat Creek, a thriving
community Of Bradford county, Tenn,
was destroyed by fire. Only few scat
tered cottages remain.
Because. as alleged. Harry Hodgson,
Of Dallas, Tex, l.trayCd the daughter
Of ex-policeman John Willis. the latter
shot and killed Hodgson.
The combination of -four mills at the
head Of the great lakes has been re-
vivci, the intention being TO operate
them all with one manager.
Unknown assassins. supposed to be
moonshinors, in Allegheny county, n.
G., murdered John Kennedy in his
house. afterwards setting it on fire.
At n"rm0tt, Ark. George Cole as
sassjniteh ron table James Jones, who
had arrested him. A mob caught Cole
and strung him to the nearest tree.
Miss Wimplehcrg of Poughkespsie,
N. Y. found snake coilcd up In the
window Of her room, and her screams
brought friend, who killed the reptile.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
A DRAMATIC SCENE.



the Bodies OF His Dead.
Camden, N. j.. Oct. 1S.-Eli Shaw, the
young man who is charged with kill.
ing his mother and grandmother just
after they had nursed him through q
siege Of typhoid fever, was on Saturday
taken from his cell to his late home,
where lay the dead bodies of his al
legged victims. The room was crowded
with friends of the family who were
there to attend the double funeral 1t
has not been the fate Of many to wit
ness a more narrowing or dramatic
scene Distressing as it was 1t had no
effect in wringing confession from the
prisoner, as was expected, but although
of his nervous system, 1t only strength
e,ed his declaration that the blood Of
hIs mother and grandmother was not
upon his hands.
1t was necessary for the two police
nen to half carry the staggering young
man into the house. When Eli entered
the death room he collapsed compl ately,
and it required the efforts of both the
policemen to keep him on his feet. MY
God! My Cod" he cried. "Oh, God
knows wouldn't harm hair Of their
heads. What have done that they
should accuse me of such horrible
crime! How, how could I do such
thing as they accuse me Of when you
were both so good and kind to me?"
Turning to the bier of his mother tho
dramatic climax was reached. Speak!
or. speak to me, mother!" he sobbed.
"Tell them that I am innocent! Oh. my
Gcd! l am Innocent am innocent"
Mutlering these protestations the
young man was led from the room, limp
and PROSTATE.
The authorities insist that Ell is the
murderer though they have postroEed
the inquest indefinitely lin order to
allow us to obtain more evidence ELS
friends intimate that evidence is being
manufactured"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
AHuNDRED AND FIFTY DROWNED
The steamer Triton Sunk and Nearly
All Hands Perished.

The steamer Triton Sunk and Nearly
All Hands PerIshed.
Havana, Oct. 1s.-The gunboat Maria
Cristina which left this port Saturday
for the scene of the wreck of the coast
ing steamer Triton, bound from Ha-
vana to Bahia Honduras, Penar del
Rio, which sank Saturday morning be-
tween Dominica and Mariel, has re-
turned, accompanied by the tugboat
Susie, which went with her. The two
vessels arrived here yesterday after
noon, bringing AZ of the members of the
lost ships company, of whom 10 are
civilians and the rest soldiers. The
whereabouts of the others of the COM
pany are unknown.
The Triton struck rock during a
heavy rain storm. Her cargo shifted
and Is minutes later she sank In 120
fathoms Of water. A scene Of terrible
confusion and panic ensued as soon as
the passengers realized the meaning Of
the crash. In the struggle they rushed
for the boats. The first boat that was
lowered capsiZed Immediately, and all
of its occupants were drowned In the
whirling waters. The next boat was
struak by an enormous wave and turn
ed over, drowning 20, but the frail craft
riGhted again, and eight who had been
thrown out regalncd it.
Some who were good swimmers kept
themselves afioat for hours; others
fioatad about for "a hours on planks A
mother with twins IS months old drift
cd helplessly away on the crest of Il
great wave. All the other ladies and
children were drowned. Just as the Tr-
ton was sinking Captain Ricardo. her
commander, committed suicide by
shooting himself with his revolver. 1t
IS estimated that 150 were drowned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

We vetesD eGoDg - 0eoA.
Carries A. psaA. ~ vstssan salssf =
shs Nsw York Sun passsd away frsm ~
world on Sunday afternoon of cifsaosl1 Of
ths liver, after an i'lnsss q several wsska
He was born at Ainsdsle, N. H., on Aug
ust 9, 1919. He entered Harvard College
In 1880 and remained There until 1SAi. be-
ing deep student OF social problems.
Al the close OF the war he went to New
Yoyk oity ANA booatns connected with u 0
Tribune at a small salary. In the course
Of TOW years. he became one Of the pria-
cipal editors Of the Tribune. From Ii, Q
Tor three years, he was In tho service Of he
government. for two Years offoiating as
t's assistant secretary Of war He after.
wards settled in Chicago aud started the
Chicago Republican. which failed to provo
a success. In 1865 no organized stock
company and purchased the New York
Sun, which since that time has been under
his direction and control Outside Of
newspaper writing Mr.. Dana was an
author of note. In 1913 be published the
BLACK Ant" In 1868 in connection with
Gen. james II. Wilson, he wrote the Life
Of Ulysses S. Grant" He also edited the
household book Of poetry and completed
tho fifty perfect gems.
Until his recent illness, Mr.. Dana was
constantly ut his desk in the Sun building
and directly supervised his newspaper.
He had travelled over ovory part Of tho
globe. WIS M expert linguist and con-
slant student of language He has o. last
gone to his reward, and 1t oan be said that
he performed his life's task with conscien-
tious faithfulness as no saw 1t and he
was never afraid to speak his mind. al
though by doing so no made hundreds Of
encmles His pen was trenchant one and
always welded for tho good Of the people,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

THIRTY head Of Hartford County. ~ fsypb
cows Also E0et sock bulls. fhsss 49,
are ~ nne NJ any l have cold this year.
Terms " days WM IL, KLAIk
l. withdraw Son. Aucs ois
NOT1CB i. thomas J. Hyaa. q NJ ewner
IN and occupant OF the h0ass situas q Il
NO. 800 Maryland HvsuuA ~ the Hiev
ensh ward. In the city OF Wilmington
in compliance with the requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly. In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notioe
tbM shall apply "a wri.tag to tho cyues Of
In aud FOR New Castle Co.. TO TO hsld at vii.
,nlngton. on Monday tho 18th day Of
N1y. lSs7. being tho tirst day Of next term OF
i"n or tavern. for the sale pherein Of intoxi-
eating liquors IN iesa Quantities than One
quart. 70 b. drunk on the premiscs and
ITO following named, respectable citi.
2ens OF said ward. ut least twelve Of whom
arc Substantial freehodera. recon mend tho
81 Il--a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Yellow Fever Scourre.

New Orleans, Oct. 1S.-While the new
cases did not run up rapidly here yes
terday the deaths reached five as early
as o'clock in the evening One of the
fatal cases, however. presented the
came old story of neglect and conceal
nent. Domenico Micelis' case appeared
yesterday under both heads new cases
and deaths. He had been ill some time,
but no report of his sickness was made
to the board and no doctor called in
until 1t was too late to do anything for
the man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

NJ O1lCE-I. Michael Grady. the owner and
~ occupant Of the house situated at tho
N. r. corner "a aud Is lug Streets In tho 9Th
ward OF the city Of Wilmington. County
OF New Castle and state Of Della.
ware. In compiianGe with the requirements
cusc made and provided do hereby give
notice that | shall apply IN writing
10 the Judges of the Court OF uener.
al Sessions OF the state OF Delaware
In and for New Castle County. on Mond ay,
the 18th day Of November, A. D., iS8T,
being the next term OF said court. for q II.
cchse for sad house as an inn or tavern. for
the sale til erei2 OF intoxicating liquors In
les quantities than ono quart 10 bB drunk
gu the premises, aud the following respes-
table citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial fresholders OF
sntd ward. recommend the eaid applioation,to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Accidentally Killed His Sweetheart.

Albany, Ga, Oct. 1S.-Near Farcloth,
Mitchell county, Miss Hurst, the beau
tiful 16-year-Old daughter of Planter
j. H. Hurst, was shot and killed by
her sweetheart, Mack Lewis. The bull
let passed through the young lady's
heart, killing her instantly. The young
couple were out for a drive, and &C.
cording to Lewis statement stopped
to practice shooting at target. In
taking the cooked reolver from Lewis
hands 1t exploded. Both families are
prominent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

* MONDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1907.
Killing OF seals.

The Efforts OF our Government to pre-
NsFve the seals should be commended.
That Lord Salisbury should refuse to join
IN any movement to aid In such object is
.sertslinly surprising The English Govern
snent should feel the necessity Of prevon-
sing the wanton killing Of tho female
seals and should cordially join in any
tnovement having that object In vicw.
The attempt to extort from our Govern.
Snent money to reimburse shippers who
1vsre prevented engaging In an unlawful
oatsrprise. 10 ~ unjust as unwise. The
whole matter should 60 to the new COM
mission proposed by Secretary Sherman.
~ 1t 10 an outrage that our Government
should be muloted into the payment Of
Fargo sum for doing what is right, or that
poachers should be rewarded for doing
what 10 clearly wrong.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Fatal Fire In California,

Iowa Hill, Cal, Oct. 1S.-This mining
town, situated in the mountains OF
Placer county, was visited by a most
damaging fire yesterday. The fire
started in the Central Hotel. and two
of the dodgers, William Golden and
William Owens persisted in the flames.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Robbers Cut the Wires.

Oroville, Cal, Oct. 1s.--When the Reno
stage was leaving Quincy early Satur-
day morning the driver and express
messenger found that the office of
Wells Fargo & Co. had been robbed OF
the express box, containing $1,000 in
gold. The telephone and telegraph
wires leading from Quincy had been
cut, so that no intimation of the rob-
berry reached any other town until
brought by stage yesterday, thus leav-
ing the robbers ample opportunity to
conceal their identity and make good
their eScape
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Claims to Have Been lnsulted.

George Sumcrvilo claims to have been
grossly insulted by the management OF
tho Woman's League which i, now hold.
ing MI exhibition Mt Tenth and Orange
streets. Mr. Somervilu visited tho cxhi.
bition Friday evening and when he start.
cd to enter after he had smoked on tho
outside, he was refused almittnnce and
the people prcsent made believe that he
had not been in the building before. Mr..
Somorviile's cJntchtiVn to the contrary
Notwithstanding
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

Howard Pyle is busy at work on set of
illustrations for holiday edition Of "Ino
NHdis' Thoy arc quito different from
Mr. Pyie's usual work and are some Of the
best things he has ever done. One repre-.
SCENTS Nero ut no burning OF Rome ,"
Last June Howard Pplc's pupils ut
Drcxcl's Institute exhibited u 10, of credit.
able word in illustrating, some of which
had becu done TO I'll definite orders rt-
Guivcd from publishing houses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

Lord Snlisbnry's Proposed Retirement
London. Oct. 1S.--The Daily Chronicle
announces that in view of Lord Sails
bury's desire to resign the premiership
an early reconstruction of the cabinet
Is probable. The Duke of DevOnshire
is mentioned as Salisbury's probable
successor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

Its Us we'll for individuals TO keep thor
private family affuirs to themselves and
not air them In tho plhiic prints, us In IL
"'r:an recent wedding 1t Is nobody's
b isiness but their own and such affairs
should not be told to the public in cold
print.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

CoEsE PAXTON closed one Of tho most
successful engagements at theOprra House
Hast week that has been fillod ;hcrr since
IL mas been opened. The last three nights
people were turned away, oven standing
room being taken The prices wer. DO .u-
lar, and thus caught the people who hcl;;ed
to swell Payton's bank account several
dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
Hungry for Office.

Tho Democrats in Sussex county are SO
hungry for Office that they are making an.
nther effort to put John W. Greon out of
She Levy Court and put Mr. Handy N
his place. Their fist application to the
SQUIRT to further their purpose having fail
-, they made application for a new rulo
~ Saturday which tho Court made re-
onfnable next Wednesday. It Is not pre-.
Uended that Mr. Green was not elected,
hut the thirst for Office is such that they
ne ready to take advantage OF any tech
Aicality to accomplish their purpose. The
veal In Kent county still remains unre-
dressed, but as the Democrats are the bene-
Acisries, In the estimation of the members
NJ that party, 1t Is all right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18

MOTICE-To tho Honorable Judges Of
~ tho Court OF General Sessions OF tho
state OF Delaware IN an for Now
Castle County, Wet undersigned. rrspec.
table citizens of the FIRST ward Of the city
or Wilmington. do hereby certify
That Thomas Muiiu III. the tenant and
occu ,aut OF the srore situated at No.
city. county and state aforesaid and describ-
cd In his appl cation and who Is all nppii.
cants for license on Morduy, tho 18th day of
Nov. A. ID. 1885, being tho next term OF said
count. for the sale OF irtoxlcating liquors Ia
quantities not less than one half gnilon
tneren.rot to ho drunk on Tue premises. he
being licensed retailer OF goods wares aud
stock constantly Kept on hand for sale Is not
less than 500. lie Is a person of
fun age. sobriety ANA rood moral chara tor;
thnt sues sale OF lntox cati ny liquors ut said
place 10 necessary to accommodate this public
that he Is tho tenant OF said house. and tho
following respectable citizens Of sal ward,
vt least twelve OF whom ure substantial, fres
b3ldcrs OF said ward. recommend tho said
application 10 witt
John NJ Muirovney John J Dou rkerty
Fred Wei. Sr. Albert NBumayor
julius Guntber VIM II QUINN
George O'Nell AF Herman
Jacob Scheibcr James J McCorm OK
John IIauer john McGowai
Edward Harkins JVaeph ksarney
Thts RUssiler james Cook
Charles COrrigan Christian Strobcl
" II Jack Ja'ues Il Harxtns
. u Forwood Geo a wallis
James Mex emma WIN FlemmIng
Daniel McC ,isker Thoa Russell
Joseph Brown ~ MoMaaus
r. Bubanzer
OH THOMAS McHUoH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18


NOW that foot ball season Is ripe, you
'tany expect to read, iu tho papers. after
The coming together Of tho modern slug
lscrs ON tho foot ball fleld. of humorous
fatal accidental The prize ring is not nc.
oompanisd by half so many accidents as
result from playing foot ball The prize
ring is looked upon as brutal while tho
Foot ball matcheS are patronized by tho
ladies, who applaud the rushes as they tako
place, which frequently result in broken
limbs for the players. But then, it has tho
sanction Of the police and tho public to
Back 1t in Its brutality. Boys and young
mon are crippled and disnsured for lito,
during every foot ball season. often becom-
Ing invalids from injuries received on tho
QridlrOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-18
A Valuable MOuser.

Fred Hanley has mouse terrier which
killed It's first mouse yesterday. The dog
Is not much larger than gond sized cat
and surprised Its owner yesterday with the
avidity IN which It put to death mouse.
FrSd says that tho dog is not for sao, rs
no now knows what valuable lnouser no
has. He will put him against any other
dog in the city.