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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

The thermometer shows our
mornings to be quite cold down to
Ga degrees,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Our mornings feel Ike those Of
fall There were many Ares lighted
In the sitting rooms Of our city this
morning on account Of cold
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

@. 0. Mahafy went down to the
r. G. Junction this morning
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

We must hello each other, Give
ua your order for a fall suit or pair
pants from Nicoll the tailor
SHARPE ~ lluEwEn
Rsl- Texafkana, Ark,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Hoods Pills are the favofIte fam
lily eathaftie and liver mldleine,
Price zoe, |
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Firstaelass set Of drug store furm-
ture for sale cheap See
H.l0.tf, w. H. WELLS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Miss Mary Mitchell who has been
teaching a summer school AZ OK.
ior1, five miles from this city, came
home sick yesterday, She has se'
cured the services Of Miss bessie
Williams 10 teach the remainder Of
the term for her
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23
THE TEXARKANIAN
F.G. WO0TTEN. City Editor.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ben Vowel went over to Marshal,
Texas, today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

What are we going to do about
it2 Play ball or not play ball
Which?
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Lee Estes went to Linden today
to attend court here,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

For incest fresh meats, 90 to W.
ID. Hobpood's Snow White market.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

DO not forget that the TExARWA.
MAN Is the proper place 10 get your
Job printing done
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Miss Irene Wells, who Ia the mar.
ager otthe Miss DcDormot Millinery
store, Ia quite sick today, and the
establishment has been closed all
day Ia consequence,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Catarrh Cured A clear head
and sweet breath secured with Shl-
loh'e Catarrh Remedyj sold on q
guarantee, Nasal Injector free,
Sold by Smith Drug Go, lm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Wave Whitaker went TO Paris,
Texas, Yesterday TO arrange for a
series OF games between thls city
and Paris, II he Ia successful he
will accompany the Paris team here
this afternoon or tomorrow,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

The artoaIan we'll hae reached the
depth Of go feet and the worbmen
are now working on the piping and
have not drilled any since last We'd
nesday They will probably resume
work today with the drills,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

We have one hundred pairs ladies
oxford ties, all colors and widths,
size ~, price from $l,75 to $500,
that we will this week give you
choice of the lot for $l0O,
3 221w. DEIAMAR ~ ONEAL,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

There will be unique ball game
at the park tonight between two
contesting sides The manage.
ment has originated a game, called
Waterloo, This game is played as
Ia foot ball with the same kind OF
ball, which Is air tight and non'per'
vious to watec The sides are di-
vlded of the same as foot ball and
the ball Is tossed In the air and
those In the water make for II and
try TO place It on the side Of the
lake their goal Is placed, There
will be many duckIugs aud much
fun Ia this game lfyou never saw
a game of waterloo now ls your
time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Mr. Tom Rodgers, with the Tex
afkana National Bank came down
IA little late this morning and when
all the hook keepers looked mp TO
ace II they could read In Toms
eountenanee why he was tardy
one Of them acclaimed, "oh, papa, -
aud then congratulations followed,
Henry Onenhausef aud OTIS Nc
Cofl,lo we're proiuse In their atton.
lions 10 Tom, and offered 10 divide eup
his work that he might return
home and sing ''peeka.boo," the
balance Of the day Tom, here Ia
our tag, Wohayehad experience,
and while we aaw 81" aud thought
several times OF using the h We all
waFs em=@ the opportunities cur
Young friends give us TO eohgfatua
late them, especially when the
blessings come singly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

The upstairs Of the Palace Drug
store WAS discovered TO be on fire
this morning At o o'clock by some
young men near the William Tell
Hotel They came up town aud
vent up stairs and estl0aulshed the
aame with cut calling cut The fire
department The easing around
one of the front PARTON doors was
badly burned aud II let alone would
have consumed the building We
made Inquiry as 10 the probable or.
IGN ffom the drug store manager
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

There was a eoored moonlight
picnic on Saturday night near the
street car barn, FaIrylew, and a. a
matter Of fact there was a negro
fight Miles Love and win WASH
lngton fell out over the receipts Of
the entertainment and WILL IN or.
der to show Miles that bis side Of
the argument on finances were
right, pulled his pistol and began to
make Interrogation points In Miles
hide, One bullet lodged In Miles
back which was taken out after
wards by a doctor This, Of course,
broke up tho festival
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

one Of the greatest myaterIcs to
seleutlats, one for which there
seem to be no reasonable eSpland-
tlon, Ia that concerning the mlgra-
tion Of the lemmlng, or Norway
rat Instead Of taking place once
a year, these migratIona occur on
ly once In every eleven years,
When the times comes for the eSos
dus, the little animals journey west
ward from Scandinavia, allowing
nothing TO atop their movement,
which virtually amounts toa head,
long flight They swim the latea
aud rivers and climb the highest
mountains In in6altuable numbers,
devasting The whole country
through which they pass. Pitts
burg Dispatch,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

We want room we need money
we must sell shoes For unbeafd
Of bargains come this week. 10 The
clearance sale,
e22iw, DntAMAa a O'NfAh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Judge Jackson and his lnstru-
meut Of "enjoinmenp are still har-
raising the people in Virginia, In the
mining district, A man with the
appearance of being a miner walk
Ing on the highways Of Virginia
must have a pass port or be arrest
ed aud detained. Talk about your
Weyler and Canoyas. They are not
a patching to Judge Jackson,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

For Consumption take kafl's Gle.
YER Root Tea, the great Blood pua
fiHef lures Headache, Nervous
ness, Bruptions on the face, aud
makes the head clear AZ a boll Sold
by Smith Drug Co. lm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

Clearing sale al beLamaf &
0Neal's this week We don't cons
slider the cost when we have clears
Ing sales. n you can use any
thing Ia our line don't fall 10 see us
this week II will pay you Bg2'lw,
Two base ball "fahs" Of baltimore
and New York have organized two
Mines, 10 be known a. The American
nlnee aud they will play champion.
ship games IN an towns oi note IN
The United States and Mexico,
They will take IN Texas, Mexico and
California The coming tall We
can perhaps vet nn tnH. HomOnt
iot this place n We show a dlapoa
sltlon 10 patfealse The lame
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

sure
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-23

THE TEXARKANIAN
F. @. wO0TTEN. City Editor.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Ben Vowel went over to Marshal,
Texas, today.
Fresh meats, game, hlsh etc, at
Snow White market. 3-l6|
@. O. Mahairy went down to the
r. G. Junction this morning
Remember that W II. Wells q
Co. will not be under sold, 8-3
Lee Estes went to Linden today
to attend court here,
For incest fresh meats, 90 to w.
d. Hobgood's Snow White market,
What are we going to do about
III Play ball or not play ball
Which?
All kinds OF carbonated drinks, at
rock bottom prices, at Twin CITY
l3ottling Works, B'2O
The thermometer shows our
mornings to be quite cold down to
6l degrees,
Mr. Jim Frost is in the city today
He says cotton picking has COM
menced in his neighborhood,.
-
Several West Slders attended the
meeting at Red Springs yesterday
and also at Bakers school house,
Some sickness reported about 0u'
city, the chilly mornings and hot
days being the supposed cause,
@=-=
Quite a good crowd was at the
park yesterday afternoon aud at
night, The band discoursed some
fine music,
II ia said that Francis Sehlater,
the divine healer, has married Mrs
Ferris, wIdowGof the Ferris Wheel
constructor
The remainder Of our summer
shoes to be sold this week-eoet
not considered, Come and see US,
s.22.lw, DELAMAR a. O'NgAh
Our mornings feel Ike those Of
fall, There were many 0res lighted
In the sitting rooms Of our city this
morning on account Of cold
Catarrh Cured, A clear head |
and sweet breath secured with Shl-
loh'a Catarrh Remedy sold on q
guarantee, Nasal Injector free,
Sold by Smith Drug Go. In
Miss Irene Wells, who Ia the man
ager OF the Miss DcDcrmot Millinery |
store, Ia quite sick today, and the |
establishment has been closed all
day Ia consequence
Wave Whitaker went TO Paris,
Texas, Yesterday 10 arrange for a
series OF games between ths city !
and Paris, II he IA successful he |
will accompany the Paris team here
this afternoon or tomorrow,
The artoalan we'll hae reached the !
depth Of go feet and the workmen
are now working on the piping and |
have not drilled any since last Wed'
nesday They will probably resume |
work today with the drills,
Mlas Mary Mitchell who has been |
teaching a summer school at OK.
ioF1, five miles from this city, came |
home sick yesterday She has seu
cured the services Of Miss bessie
Williams 10 teach the remainder Of
the term for her
So
We want room we need money |
we must sell shoes For unbeafd !
Of bargains come this week, 10 the
clearance sale
e22lw, DHtAMAa n ONrAh
For Consumption take kafls Gle. |
yer Root Tea, the great lllood PuH
rinef lures Headache, Nefyouss
ness, llrupti0na on The face, aud |
makes the head clear ~ d bull Sold |
by Smith Drug Go, lm
Clearing sale at belamaf & |
0Neals this week We don't cons
slider the cost when we have clears
Ing sales. II YOU can use any
thing In our line don't fail 10 see us
this week II will pay you Bg2lw'
Two base ball "fahs' Of Baltimore
and New York have organized two
mines, 70 be known a. The American
nlnee aud they will play champion
ship games In an towns oi note Ia
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
JUEILATE DEO.

b. Professor Kaowon at tn
eb7atOn OF Queen VcOas jubilee the Chutes
@ @ @ 32asa a % 5y s5 a a s PALE
Hear sovereign QUEEN Emp5es5 d Haiti
WIZ sa5 @. 1t'3 ns3 % s ] '5 ds,S pouring
While o do h with leIaSa IcaP
Pos. @dd + 5. l5s'R hear swell
@ 5 1s f of uaSh i tell
Where the dawn dominion
HAN hsng H3 P 6 @ rsa @ 'HY @Hs nss G$ H5os sa e
IN 6 6iag m W Voices @ e m O @ @ E % down n6'6 i' hse'
Where lum hung heaven
FoHiS if
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ryaacouv Gd5o ionely fa6fador' '''
Many Ma, 6iyCFaG and baF5aek hears the Ieyei9 rejoicing
runpSa @ @ ans%e3ias % ess59 % d@ T9ns
WI qsE Sde
@ barEs an @ ] s & e n a5 i i4g 4 eamng
There ny nsseWsn men sus
s 9 5S % an ] ae o glory ponder
Where ibe wherever glory
5S st Ha @ empire % tel S stainless story
GO',fa @ iss & OF Sky M summers
hS5 % aH @ never @ s S5a 9G!s9 % a9s scene
Then ] we see thee wife and mother
% @ 6 c6de @ sS sas sweetness
From on thy lips the Inc nkag genea
@ we're M @ ag nd was 6an Gd Tt d s4aq @
%f8 E. 0h6}s @ aRSf ] s4fSas afs5 a
7o % ond no % eo the g da Sy % nss and Grail
Eaand @ % G sIs2 an M ionSFa %oF9 is
On @ onward & % s4a s6a ooF sn %eda d
Now tG9sh siSr a @ and Gf 'na 4 eS5
Yet the & s % 5ba % ns @s .e ri n3 Il; to o
ThO9sR with in ianTh fb 3 sad w
Yet Mn s Sss sc n
Now unto ITO the King King Of Kings :he Nations
5R.p sisn @ al fSd 1Ei ESp: s qa
Louis A ROBERTSON.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
CLAIMS CT PERALTA HEIRS.
Fight for Millions of Acres in Arzono to
Be- Pressed in Land Court
at Santa e

PH GNlX, ARIz., June 19.-Property-
owners of the Salt River and the Gila
Valleys are not greatly disturbed over the
claims Of the PeraIta grant heirs soon to
be presented before the land court now
tuhg at Santa Fe. Some concerted action
will probably be taken in a few davs, and
a competent attorney or two chosen TO
represent the negative side of the cues.
ton.
Tie Peralta grant is supposed to con-
tain So 600 900 acres of the choicest fruit
and agricultural districts in Arizona, and
to include all the city of Phoenix, many
other rich towns and valuable farms. 1t
is an old claim that has been pressed be-
fore this. but now. it is said, the Mexican
heirs of the grant actually have hopes of
pressing their claim to q successful issue.
The eminent Mexican attorney, E. d.
Garza, who has q lar. e practice at San
Antonio, Texas, at Monterey and at the
City of Mexico, is now in charge of the
case. No one IN Arizona, however, seems
TO take the matter very seriously and the
claim is not Of sufficient Importance to
serve as cloud on the title OF any prop
ertv in the Territory.
The heirs OF the grant, which is claimed
TO have been given to the Baron de Ari-
ZOna, now reside al San Luis Potosi. At
torney Garza, naturally, says the claim is
"as clear as the sun" and that the grant
was given to Marquee Falces dc Peraita
(BarOn dc AriZonal by the Queen of
Spain in the year 1774 to repay certain
services rendered 10 the crown.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
THE COM MITTEES.
Those Whose Efforts Made the
Local Celebration Sue

cess.
Yesterdays grand celebration owes its
success, in spite of inclement weather. 10
the persistent and enthusiastic work ofthe
following officers and committees, in ad
dition TO those already named:
Chairman, William DOxey. president British
Benevo ent Society: yicP-chairman' James Nc
second vice-chairmau, Andrew " like, president
II andrews society; secretary James f. Nc
GaulPv. I0l MONTGOMERY sire I; assistant secre-
lary John p. Frreand, local freight office South
eru Pacific Company
gall, Percy Beamish, George r. Butter, W. II.
CampbPl', Hugh Craig 4. r. Chambers. DR.. +. w.
DIVE yu, w. A Mcdonald, d. b. Davidson, G.
X Moss, Angus N cI.eod, henry Marsh, Dr J. A.
J Mcdonald, Mr. Mcnamara, Captain John
fridge, Dr. r. /. Porter. Thomas Price,
George w Dickie. Hugh Hamilton, S. p Holden,
James Hogg, William j. HarI er, >. Haslett Cen
eral w. II. Il Hart. Hon j. X Heboron, Baron
Jacobs, Dr.. II. J. Jones' y. G. Lawson. Isaiah W
Lees John Lawson, d. r. Mcneil, Captain John
oietcaIfe James Z. McGauley. Alexander Mack!e,
r. & Medcraft, captain J. y. Prtchard, JOnn
Reid W W Ross. Merritt J. Reid, K. T. Rtthet
Donald Ross, Samuel Slocnm. erner stauf, DR..
!. W. ekaife Captain L. g. ~cott James Spiers
II. p. Tay.or, Cojonel II. 7 reveyan, Andrew VIII
kie Ca-tain Wainwright, William Watson, Joseph
Wa ker a. B. Williamson.
sub-c Jmmit ees: al. eTary exercises - William
Greer HARRISON (chalIman), Rabbi Jacob Nieto
a. Daw Kerrel, Rev. John IA emphill, IL lie Baron
Musical exeroises-H J. Stewart, J. ]. Morris
adv, rtIs:ug, printing and programme-James
McNab, 6. {. woodward. A o. d. kerTell, r. D.
Brandon.
Fin tnee-James McNab, Josh Nasr, Robert Bal
four, 9. ". Butler, Y. {. Lawson, w. ]. Calling
ham g. T. Marsh, William Greer Harrison, a. c.
Bailinga.
Hail and floor committe, appointed from Clan
Fraser %. =. q and Clan Ma Donald 20. S. CO.
Maxwell Grove (chalrman). William Chalmers,
James Dickir 7. 4. Macdonald, James RRttrAy,
Joseph Walker, vii lam Cormack. Edward Kerr,
Dr. j. A. j. Macdonald. James Rankin, Arthur
Seymour.
Evening entertainment-ThomasT 7. Macdonald,
william Campbell, James Niven. Arthur >ey-
rnour A. C. Bnlini all, Peer I. HolliDgs, Captain
tieort e Nautou Maxwell Grove
Commi tee 10 WORK with shipma3ters-J. w.
Warburtoh eilesley Moore, Rev. James Fell.
w. Balnaves, james Soyes.
sunday serv ce-Rav. ". W Bottom, Rabbi
Jacob \ieto Rev. John Hemphill, Robert Balfour,
J. W. WaTburtol.
ingnam, Rev. w W. Bolton
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

room, and after supper started out, as it
was supposed, for walk. The next
morning the stage-driver found her about
four miles below Fort Bidwell wandering
alone at 3 O clock in the morning.
She asked TO be taken to Cedarville, but
when near Lake City she left the stage and
again started on foot. Late Thursday
evening he was discovered and cared for
BY the rancher
Her condition is deplorabie, but the fact
that no one, not even herself, knows who
she is, whence she came or where her home
is adds 10 the sadness OF the case. She is
about % years old, and Comely. She was
kindly treated bY the people of Cedarville
and AlturaS and at the latter place was
tried for insanity and committed 10 the
asvlum Yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

weather, there are many visitors in town,
and they iiud much to amuse them
The Indian show has proven one of the
greatest attractions. There are about 800
Indians in camp.
In the big tent their dances are exceed
lnEly interesting and are largely at
tended. The fire dance is perhaps, the
greatest drawing card, because of its
savagery. A large quantity of burning
coaiS are scattered over the ground, while
the Indians dance in their bare feet, and
occasionally kick up one as large as a
p geon egg, throw it Ill the air and catch
1t in their hands. These dances are par
tIciraled III by both bucks and squaws.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
CEDARKLLE'S WILD WOMAN.
crozsd and ScaDtIy Clad Unfortunate
Found Wandering in the
Mcdcc HIS

REDDING. CAL. June 19.-Near Cedar
Vile, in Modoc County, young woman
was this week found wandering through
the h lis in an almost nuic condition.
Oareiooted and bareheaded. OF course.
she was crazy, and when discovered by a
rancher, who recognized her condition,
she was taken to Alturas and delivered to
an officer.
The strange part of the case is that her
identity cannot be established. No one
appears 10 know her and she can neither
give her name nor account for her being
in Modoc County. II is only known that
she came to Alturas from Lake View, Or.
and remained over at hotel in Alturas
two weeks ago.
There she procured n carriage and went
TO CedarvlIle and thence by stage TO Fort
Bidwell. AT the latter place she engaged
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Ssanford Grnaua,e in Lucy.

PACIFIC GROVE, CAL, June ia.
Scale who has been at work here in the
Hopkins Laboratory for the past year
preparing sea birds for the Stanford
museum Of natural history and
for other similar Institutions as we'll, has
received an advantageous offer to go to
the American tropics in the interest of the
great British Museum. Mr.. Scale recently
I'll ed Gn order Tor this museum, and The
excellence OF his work was commended.
lie is graduate OF Stanford University.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

is to-day as free a country as America,
and is in fact the only land that fully and
completely protects its subjects in every
land on the globe. He SAID that since
Victoria became Queen the Jews hat made
great progress throughout the colonies,
have become distingu gu.shed in politics ana
renowned in the law. He thought the
life and example of the reigning Queen
such as ought to be remem bered by the
Jews of all lands as a fine example OF true
Womanhood and genuine statesmanship.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Fot.onl Jos.hou,e Burned.

FOLSOM, CAL, June 19-The Celestial
iosshouse in Chinatown took fire last
night and was entirely consumed. Among
the EN- oers was discovered The corpse of
the guardian of the place-a feeble old
flames.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Corrsa Suicide Identified.

CHICO. CAL, June l9.-The supposed
tramp who committed suicide by hanging
himself near the Sacramento bridge the
first of the week has been identified by
means of the clothing for which he held
a laundry ticket.
Some time ago George Cell. n half
brother and an employe OF T. L. ana
Charles Weber, farmers near Colusa, left
the ranch suddenly, saving that he was
going to COlusa. Since that time no word
from the missing man haG been received.
An account of the hnding OF a suicide
near Chico and the description OF the
corpse led the Webter brothers to come to
Chico for further information.
They identified the clothes at the laun.
dry as the properly of their brother.
They have left Ior the Willows to have
the body exhumed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
LAKEPORrs INDIAN DINcEs.

asylum yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Geotooient Re.enrcles u. the cn.nnae,

SEATTLE, WASH, June 19.-J. C. Rus.
sell, professor OF geology at Ann Arbor,
arrived in Seattle to-day, and will at
once. for The Government, enter upon
geological study Of about 1000 square
miles OF territory on the eastern slope of
tie Cascades, in the vicinity of ElIens-
burg, RossiyE and Mount Stewart. Pro-
lessor Rus ell has made two attem pts at
the ascension of Mount st. Elias having
attained 10 1891 the greatest height ia, 500
feetl reached bY man up that peak,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

; The erq1t1Sjteness of each
: and every garment, the
5 nHttineSS, the correctness
3 Of each and every gar
3 D1ent, the richness and
: dreSSnesS Of the n1a71y Diff
: ferent fabrics, the general
s rich ensemble of the gar
5 D1entS has appealed to the
s taste Of FrjScO'S s most fash
s iOndbIe dreSSePS.
s This is the attraction that
; made SATURDAY q memoir
; able day in our house. IT'S
; the attraction again NOB-
!. day.
SaaS660asssas9 9ssSasSs 0s.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

IF any Of you happened
to be near our store Sat lLT-
day 1ce presume you no
Hced the cTOJOded cOndi ton
and the HUeIy scenes en-
acted in front of the doors.
If any of you happened
to be inside, you kDO10 h01O
utterly impossible it W0S, or
nearly so, to receive that
usual prompt attention TOR
10hicb your BIG Ke01ny-
Street store is noted.
While of course 1Oe regret
that 1Ce zCeTe not able to be
as prompt NTH you as in
the past, nevertheless, 1Oh0t
greater testimonial can 1Ce
enjoy at the hands of the
public than to have u51
0Uer crO1Cded store, a71
OUe177O1OUa6 of patrons.
'TLCUS no dream. Oltri711-
it0tOTS HbOJtttO1C1 those in
the same line Of business,
are all talking about the
cTO1CdS that 1Cere ut the bio
KeN77ay- Street Store SatUtr-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

)s's 'ssI.e(OsSSeSe's e's'eSsSo)s6Sc 90
There's nothing ne1O or
fashionable under the sun
but 1Chat 1OiJ be found IN !
this grand aggregation of !
Suits.
IT'S q sale made 1LD en-
tireIy and particularly of
SIS, $17 and $15 gar
D1e71tS.
The season has been quite
backward and our stock of
Spring goods is quite large,
re are therefore anxious to
unload: g: o t h eP1CjSe 10e
1COItJd ReUeT think Of offer
ING you such hi6h-cl0SS
garments ut any such
price.
~
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

Eeird Orgies ia Which Rod Men and
Their Sq"otcT Participate.
LAkEPORT, CAL, June 10 The rain
fall which began last night has acted as
dampener on the earn val and all Of the
principal events scheduled for to-day were
postponed.
Notwithstanding the threatening
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-02-12
Pronounced Q Clumsy" Forgery.

A special from Canton says the
letter purporting to have been writ
ten by President-elect Mckinley
advising that the inauguration ball
be abandoned and the funds SET
apart TOR that purpose devoted tc
charity, is a CLUMSY" forgery
The letter is believed to have been
concocted in Washington, but the
purpose of the forgery is not clear
for the reason that no fund is raised
for the Inauguration ball, the ex
pense Of that function being me
from the proceeds of the sale 0
tickets. An investigation is being
quietly conducted by some of Mr.
McKinley's friends, though he il
not interesting himself in the mat
ter, and if the forger is found he
will be exposed, if not punished.