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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-18
SENATOR HANNA
suesslIfslIy BAlkS All Attsmpts ar IA
poE,srs 90 &c, Him 70 Talk On the Po'
lItleal Situation,


pOE,srs 90 &c, Him 70 Talk On the Po-
lItiral situation,
NEW YORK. Nov, l7-Mark Hanna,
United States senator from Ohio, and
chairman of the Republican national
committee, arrived in New York to-
day, All attempts to induce the seps'
tor to talk about the senatorial situa-
tion in his state failed, One Republican
said;
"I see by the papers that you will
have about fifteen majority on Joint
ballot, instead Of fve, as was at first
supposed"
To this the senator replied: II do not
care to say q word about politics Ny
visit here Is not political aud Wish 20
refrain from discussing the situation
In Ohio"
at is said, senator, that some Repub-
lcans elected on the fusion ticket will
surely vote for you What do YOU think
about III"
"You cannot get me to talk politics,
Remember l had nothing but politics
for weeks. expect to Obtain a little
rest While here
lie was asked: "what do you think
of the result of the election in this
eity?"
Il do not wish to say anything about
IT,"
"But. as chairman OF the Republican
national committee, do you believe II
has a national hearingg
mot necessarily So"
The senator said that business Is good
In Ohio, and everything looks encour.
aging, prosperity has come and
factories are running on full Time" he
added, THE farmers are getting bet
ter prices for their products, ana every
ono seems to be more or less happv'
The mining troubles have been adjust
ed happily and on the whole, good times
have arrived. I expect to remain three
days and then return to Cleveland" he
concluded.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17,-A special to
the Evening Post from English, Ind.
says; President weathers, of the defunct
English Banking Company, was inItha
city last night, but early this morning
left for Leavenworth, Ind. He said he
was willing to surrender himself TO tho
law n there were any charges against
him. While here ne arranged to tnrr
over his entire property rs well as that
OF his wife to be used In settling up the
Indebtedness Of the bank. He said that
he had left the active management OF the
banks TO Cashier willetts, but that he
believed dollar for dollar could be real
ized. Cashier Wllletts has not been
heard from and he has undoubtedly lett
this part of the country with part of
the banks funds. Just how much Is not
known, His relatives have como for
ward and raised sl25000 to cover any
shortage that may be found to exist.
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Llokrd thr SCHOOL T.nrh,r.

DARDANELLE, Ark, Nov IA
riot occurred In the public school yea.
oerday the results OF which is that
Professor Dickson IS IN II critical eondi-
tlon, n student named Alley Ia expelled
and the student's father i, a. Alley, Is
In Jail, The trouble started when Miss
Jones, one OF the tenohers. attempted
to correct young Alley for an ipfrac-
ton OF the rules. Alley is boy Of sew.
enteen years and Miss Jones thrnBhed
him. Tho boy took the punishment,
but resolved on revenge, and when at
recess set fire to the premises, For this
Professor Dickson attempted TO give
the hoy another thrnBhlng, Alley roslst.
ed nnd In the fight with Dickson had
all the best OF It, beating the professors
face into n jelly and lnnlctlnE danger
Gus wounds. A free fight ensued and
Alleys father came to his sons rescue,
officers stopped the nHht and locked
Alley, senior, up in jail.
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Dead In Ten Minutes.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 17.-Rob-
ert Sims, colored, was hanged at Jones'
boro, Washington county, Tenn, at II
o'clock to-day. Physicians pronounced
him dead In ten minutes after the drop.
Sheriff ]. r. Prltchett conducted the exc
cution. Sims shot and killed Walter
Galloway, July 0, last, and was convicted
of murder in the fret degree. He re-
Gently made a confession and died pro-
Tossing hope Of salvation. The execution
was private. but OF the hillside sur
rounding the Enclosure, were large
crowds.
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STATE sUPREMR COURT.
A Number Of DsciIions Handed Down.
Ono from ohio County

special DlHphtnh 10 tne IntuiiikuhVu''
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov H.
The aupreme court today handed down
the following decisions;
Armstrong Va Bailey from Iaylor
county, opinion by MoWhorter, decree OF
circuit court confirmed.
Webb va. Packet company, from ka-
nawha county. opinion BY McWhorter,
Judgment Of the circuit court reversed
and new trial awarded
Cox Warner, from Hampshire coun-
H. opinion by Dent, decree of circuit
court reversed and cause romanded.
Hunter Va. Charles Town, from joiner.
con county. opinion by Dent, decree or
circuit court affirmed.
White w. Emblem, from OHIO, opinion
by Brnnnon, judgment reversed nnd new
trial awarded.
Winlng w. Eakln, from Wetgel coun-
", opinion by Brannon, opinion OF cir
cult court reversed, and bill dismissed,
prln W. Mcintosh, from Taylor conn
~, opinion by English, decree OF circuit
court reversed, and cnuBc romnndod,
Bchw0rtz w, Shull from Mineral
county, writ Of error and supersedcas nl-
lowed; bond $1,000. The court adiotifn-
Cl uHH next Saturday morning,
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CHICAGO, Nov, ills Baptism a
prerequisite TO the Lords supper2" was
the topic discussed last night at the flf-
tcenth annual meeting OF the Baptist
congress now being held In this city. The
position ,nkon by DR., o. p. clifford, Of
Buffalo, ard Dr. r. II. Conwell, Of Phila-
delphia, two of the most eminent dlvlnes
In the denomination, Indicated decided
change OF sentiment among Baptlsts on
tho subject OF close communion. They
and large majority OF tho other speak
crs took the negative.
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TOPEKA, KAN Nov I-rx Senator
W. A. rencr To-day sold hls paper, the
Advocate, to Cob \, W. Harrison, ex.
mayor W TopckN Thc Advocate IN /,
woclly ana The official paper of the state.
Col Harrison g1yH The paper VIII not In
continued a. PopulIst paper. but Will
bn independents
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NEW YORK Nov 17.-Thc first poly
gamIsts excluded under the existing
immigration laws were six Mohammc-
dams, who had arrived on the steamer
California and who were to-day ar
rhluned before the special board Of IN
Qulry at the barge Office here. Tho I'm
migrants declared that they all bcllov-
nd In the Koran, which teaches poly
gamy. They were then ordered doport-
n1
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Inhl.n tllrl, chnrn,h wlln Ar.nn.

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov, i7-Fannle
EnFlchotn and Eliza rlandor. Indian
gItls, were arrested to-day on com
plnnt o' Superintendent Pratt, Of the
indian school, and lodged In llll, on
Tho charge Of arson A mysterious ilro
broke out In the glrl'H quarter " the
school on Sunday afternoon hut was
HilngulFhod before much damage had
Narn DOM II wns afterwards learned
lh1t the two nrs, who were pupils,
lld started the nro with The intention
W burning down lhG school, bccnune
'hoy had beon tofuned permission 10
40 home
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time" said Mr, PurnelI, "for We are q
long way from the court proceedings
that win necessarily arise from Koleh-
ANS death. but will say that he was
victim OF a desperate conspiracy. !
do not mean by this that he met with
foul play. His friends do not contend
that he did not die from natural causes,
What we do claim Is that after John
went to the house to live last Septena-
hey, he was virtually a pylsoaeS
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NEW YORK. Nov IA special to
the World from Good Ground, l., l.,
says. A cat boat manned Nv Andrew
Foley william and oliver Wells was
upset In n saunll In Bhlnnccock boy
last night ana oil wore drowned. Tho
accident was not discovered until 70.
day, when the overturned boat was
sighted through the mist some distance
on shore Some iiHhermcn rowed ont
to the wreck and discovered the bodies
OF che two men ontanglcd In the rig
cling under the water.
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LoNDoN,N Nov. ia special dispatch
from Vienna Gays that a telegram has
been received there from Baron de Cali
ice, the Austrian ambassador at Con-
stantlnople saying that the sultan has
declared his willingness to give Austria
full satisfaction for the Merslra incl
dent and In regard TO the disputes In
connection with tho oriental railroad.
growing out OF the transportation Of
Turkish troops during the recent war
hetWeen Tnrkey and GreeeN.
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WAS A WHY WIDOW
Or Else a Much Abused and Long
Suffering Woman.
CHICAGO'S BIG SENSATION

Resulting from the Death Of John r.
Kslehan, Wealthy Ciub nan, who
Died at the Residence OF Woman who
Claims to have hSsn Married to Hlm-A
story ourrent that It Was her own
Buusr She EspOuSsd Instead Of Kstsh-
sm,-Rslstivss viii Fight the wnl-Rss-
ord OF the Widow,
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WASHINGTON, Nov a. o.. The
monthly statement Of the collections of
Internal revenue shows that the total
rccclpta from all sources for the month
Of october last aggregated Sli0a0, h3l, nm
lncrcnso over October 1909, OF S1Gi 02a.
For The -four months Of the present ilH-
cal year tho total receipts exceed those
ot the corresponding period lp 1896 by
"a 7h0 Og1
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EpWoRrH LEAOuE


or tho NJ. 70, church Aouih-t tii eotion ot
Onlocrs-.Addrtss by Governor Atkinson.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntsllVonoor,
UIARLDsToN, w. Va, Nov, IL
Tho flrst annual conference OF the Ep-
worth League, NJ 70, church Mouth, COM
nenocd last night Numerous delegates
from all over the state are In attendance.
A reception was accorded tho visiting
members last night, which was lhrBely
attended AT The oloae ot the evening
Col, H. s. Carr was selected M chairman
and committee on permanent orgnnlan-
iInn consisting Of the following gcntle-
men was named; rev. H. H McClung, y
4. Wade, NJ, v Bal1a, j, w. Herring, q,
M. Anderson and Col H. q Carr. The
committee mot nt once and elected me
following officers for tho present sosnlon,
progldunl, Holly q. Armstrong; Vice
president, 1l0v Guy CroOkB, second Vice
precedent, Mrs, Mamie loldsi secretary,
Mm. snlllo Brytt Drown, treasurer Mrs,
q. w, NJ, lipeH. This moFRlRg aoyeF-
nor q. W. Atkinson delivered n plonAlng
ana eloquent address VI welcome aud the
onllfe day WAS taken up with reports of
committees The session VIII end Fri
day nlEh'
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NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Arrangements
for the first payment to the government
on account OF the Union Pacific railroad
debt have been practically completed by
the reorganization committee, and the
syndicate. Tho first payment will be
made next Monday and will amount to
about sl3,5OOOOO, the price paid for the
bonds In the sinking fund held by the
treasury. These bonds will be turned
over to the committee as soon as the
money for them Is deposited in the Ma
tIonnl City Bank to the credit OF the
ynvprnment
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov. ia pnsscn-
ger train on the Cleveland Canton G
Southern railway was wrecked this
morning The train was deralled at tho
approach to n bridge over the Pcttlbonc
brook. Two Of the passenger coaches
rolled over the embNnKmcnt into the
ditch. sixty persons were aboard, but
only three were injured. Miss Grace
Chapman, y. $. Baxter and John Roe, all
Of Chagrln Falls, sustained severe In
mring
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PARIS, Nov iL-oeneral sauwler
the military governor Of Paris, has APP
pointed General Pcllleux TO inquire into
the charges brought against Count Fer
dlnand Walsh EstcrhnEy, the former
major of French infantry who has been
charged by Mntthleu DrcyfuH, with the
crime for which Captain Alfred Droyfus,
Mutlhleu'R brother, In now undergoing .
nnnlnnrn OF lmnrlaonmnnI for life.
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PITTSBURGH, Kas,Nov. lt-Robert
Robyn, formerly cashier Of the Manu-.
fncturers' National Bank, OF Pitts
burg, Kansas, now In liquidation. and
who was recently indicted by the grand
Jury at Fort Scott. charged with max.
ing false statement to the controller
regarding the banks AFFAIRS has beer
arrested and taken to Fort Scott. Robyn
stood high In business and social cir
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IS,n,uoLy roligats, psatroy,d.

CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-THE Times
Star special from Nlcholasyille. KY,
says, A mob last night raided tho toll
gates In this locality. Eight gates on
fiye pixies were destroyed. One Of the
gatcs was within tho iimits uf this city
and kept by woman. There were four
dlvlaons OF the mob with about each
division. The keepers were oil warned
10 anti
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A M.Iennr Annnn,ls.mnAt.

WASHINGTON, Nov i7.--Thc yellow
fever having bocn ended by The recent
cold wnVe ana duaTnntinrn rpirrh Hrn'
orally, the Houthorn railway announces
the resumption Of through Pullman Hor'
vlur between New York ana New or
leans via Atlanta, Montgomery and Mo.
bile, beginning Thuradny November iS
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Congratulated to Death,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov IT,
Austin Pryor, colorcd, foriy-nVc years
old who had Just been elected prcsl.
dent Of thc Hotel brotherhood OF the
United States, dropped deal while re-
cclylnE the congratulations Of the mem-
borB VI that organization at lhelr head
utinrlrrH to-day,
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OF COURSE HE WAS
A Favorite with Women, Else he
Would have Failed
IN THE SWINDLING SCHEMES

He Praotlosd on Three Young Ladies', two
OtThsm HsIrsssss, who Had Money TO In
vest, n not TO BuFn-IIOw a New York
Society Man Lived by his Wits and the
crsduiliy OF sOIt-HsRdsd MAidsnS-AIr.
Moody Flew High Tor Time, bat when
He Dropped Others Heard Him Fall.
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GLASGOW -Turnessia, New York,
LtvERPOO1.--Scytha, Boston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, New York,
NEW YoRIt-llmE, Genoa,
NEW Majestic, Liverpool;
ftcnslnglon, from Antwerp
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(The cases OF Prlddle and the others
mentioned will be remembered by intel
llgencor readers ns tho three deputy "
s. marshalH whose removal wns prevent
cd by Judge Jackson awarding an IN
junction. The department OF justice AT
washington refused to pay the salories)
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JACKsoN's COURT.
prIddie and Others Get Judgment Against
tho United States Government.
n--I-, r,I.nnLnh 40 Ahn InAnlllrnnnnr

Special Dihphtph TO tho lntehlkehuer'
CHARLESTON, w, Va, Nov, H.
Judge jackson to-day allowed judgment
in the case of Priddle, Aleshlre and Ran
dolph, deputy United States marshals,
against the government, for two months
salary, viz; July and August They will
at once bring suit FOR salary for septem-
ber and October
Collector OF Internal revenue A. Il,
White, win be here In the morning and
viii make application for an appeal to
the United states supreme court IN the
already famous civil service cases Judge
jackson Informed the lntelligencer cor
respondent he would grant tho appeal
according to tho rules prescribed by Con-
gress.
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For west virginia, falrl warmer; south
orly Winds
i'or Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
fnlr except llHht showers near the lakoai
noflhcrly winds, becoming southorly
LconI Temperature,
Tho temperature yesterday a. observed
ny 4. schncpi, druggist, corner Fourteenth
and Market atrcolH, was as followni
IN muuu.nao N r, niouu,,"ur
q. .inus,".u"o w lp mv."a,,.'" "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11
NAY QUEEN CARNIvL
\ GORGEOUS ENTERTAINER,
PROPOSED AT WACO,
Queen of Texas" win BE Taks,s
Tour OF Mexico ATTENDED l,
n Large Court.

Waco. Texas, April 10--Dscuss!I
great May Queen carnival. ]. W. Riu,l
president OF the 'Karnlyal Klub." ar
OF all the expositions. entertainment !
attractions that Texas has ever had, 4
Of them have attracted more widsss
attention than the Waco May Quesn Il
niYal OF two years ago. which is pru.s
to be reproduced on a much more u
crate scale. 1t is proposed that III
city or town in Texas elect a aueea. d!
with other queens so elected will h q
tertaiued and railroad fare paid II i
expense Of the Wake Karniyal klrt 4
association Of Wacos best. most rsIl1
and substantial business men as vel 4
ladies The general object is to g!a
outing TO the people of Texas IN u q
propriate. up-to-date manner. tina, al ID
drive away dull care and spend ies u!
among flowers. sunshine. with sss..a
tanned by the salubrious breezes ana q
Toasted upon lovely women. Disintxui
judges Will be appointed. who will "
upon the appropriate beauty and virsaI
VI The queens. The queen TO whe-
awarded the prize as being the most ashsl
iy queen OF all Texas viii be given 2
trip TO the City OF Mexico and will III
tFoduced en- route to eight or ten g Il
nors Of various States in the Repuall|
Mexico. 1t is expected that this trieI
be accompanied by at least $40 prora
society people OF Texas. 1t will be ~
with succession OF grand ovations =
Guy to city, going to Monterey. Zaeaas
Asuascalientes. san Luis Potosi. Ish's
Leon, Silao. Guanajuato. Irapuato. G.l'
lajara, Queretaro. Pachuaca. City o. ~
!eo, at which place the queen VIII q
Ioduced to President Diaz in bis ~,
This trip will consume about tweru'l'
DAYS.
The crowned queen will be perralrH !,
select her chaperon. who also will o :,
nished TRANSPORTATION at the expeaS
the Wake Karniyal klub,
NO honor has ever been conferred y.
any lady in Texas which Will 50 ~
Sulah her az will this occasion. ~ Y
could be taken which promises SO lJ
r.ss
people of Waco. but the people Of i''
The railroads and press are 'len,
gcther 10 make this a famous. fraaa
fair. The programme as made oul =; 4,
management includes two DAYS ana ~, u
NIGHTS of festivities and Is IN tne -
OF committee amply able 10 sprina y
prises upon the public. and every In IN
woman who attends this carnival VIZ" y,
delighted. II will not only be 8 =.
social event. hut will be one OF the ~
est epochs in tho history of Texas ~ !
IL brings together In n social way p,Wi N,
the hest people Of Texas. but OF ~
as well. Besides this. it bodies ~.
social, moral and commercial relauo. y,
which means n great deal for DOH "
tries.
The ladies Of Waco are invited
carnival management to meet IN 'nr r,,,,
Tuesday at O'Clock To perfect
ments by which thew will take part
grand movement.
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tons. Jail TO tie grouoa. The sectloo ~s
broken IL two q; aAogi ths te-te-. he
break ls dlAgo. ally lsasfhNiss. Al fi-s, IL
was feared tina; the shAs; wGs rutos1. but
iDspeciio-- show I'd that ~ cG,t,rE away
The jagged ends and iosertInE .piat p5eoe
so.2ettinE more tkAa tbres test io-r ,he
shat; would De . right Mis- Kate CAs-ii
CGrrie. p.e~.eeat Of the Daughters o. tie
Cc-,ede;scy AMI principal promoter o. the
monument eaIesI else. announces tcaigtt
that The unyeslin viii take place CT tine
or April -. as originally erTAoge3- En4
that ,he event ALL re the rznst i-1pori-
ant and the us-er comics :he mast iu1oslnr
o. The KIND ever held Ia he South. Tie
monument contractor. =. Tech. esPtrse5
ton.sht ,or san .A-.Onio - have The nsw
sout section O, she shAft 70 -evlSce -se
broken par. made and hurried 10 DALAI
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rectal Eus,e .he welcome stk-~ss was
made ~ Professor Dtpsoz G.s responded
70 by oae 9. ,se TEACHERS tre-, Milan
r3z-.r.
4 -gr7ser q speeches we're made. ,o.asly
Gzcrr tbez we've talks from Professors
pisrkshskr ard KiocteS--
FrctssSc- BiaeEsha2- ls r-i5cipal .. he
Prairie N.e~ normal schcas Ec5 mace =
sgN 5escririio7 {, this schoa, 70 lie ar
dienos. .ellAag them bow Il va. managed
AZ cost . enter. etc.
Ne sad THAI tie colorea teacher, All
colo-e'd pepssle o. TerEs sAouid appreciate
hat Texas Is dos-s fer then iewar3s xiv
az them srch uuexosiAea e3gcz,/1al
1sTRntSrsf-
Professor hinche2- tSikes Glorg this line
also. but dwesis-3 principally o. TIE re
cesssty % an organization among the
coio-pd teachers c. Texas
SsTerHl other speeches we-t made o.
re necessity O, we tueatioa Q. the col
cred yUlth.
After Tire sp-ech making WIS over ;he
meeting &9souraed 70 meet this morning
a $50 o'csack
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CISCO.
Locni Option Campaign 10 he Pushed
by the Prohibffiontsts.

Cisco. Texas. April e.-There viii be an
election in this county On local option the
@7,h and tie friends Of the measure met
lase nigh: IN the city hall a good at
tendznee vas present and much interes,
vas manifested a campaign committee
was appointed ana good subscription
siarted toward the expense Of carrying
On the oaI1pslgn Meetings Will be held
all over The county IL The interest 0! local
OH % and q, this place meetings viii be
he'd a. frequent Intervals by the Prohibit
tion club
Ths members of The Presbyterian church
~ this place have plt ia some very nice
scar ~hich cost 'il7. and everything Will
~ "a read peSs ~ her the Fort Worth Pres
hy,ery meets tere on Tie 18Th instant
The church has been aithou, pus,or for
quite while bat viii soon be- supplied
by 8r Ivey Of Wea,herford
The CISCO oil Afili company Sc enclosing
iarre tract ~ lard lgst north OF their
mill FOR feeding purposes
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Rungc. Texas April i0.-In questions OF
politics. religion and other matters tho
people OF Run SO and vicinity liffer, but
when It cones to i rabbit roundup they
ara unit The rabbits IN this section
have become very numerous and somewhat
destructive to farming interests. fester-
day several hundred, including men, ladies'
aud children, armed with clubs. wont out
about a mile from town, formed IN hol-
lOw square embracing a large section OF
Der Of rabbits were captured, a great many
moro badly frightened, and all present
pronounced II a very enjoyable occasion,