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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

watches. ready for business at a mo-
nent's notice."
Thcgallant crew were ready for action,
but the sequel proved that the enemy
came from an unexpected quarter. and
one with which they were given no OPP
portunity to measure strength, or to
show of what metal American aeamen
are made Ii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

DR.. Fernow, Of the Department Of Ag-
using up 100000 cords of wood an
nually, and that sooner or later Short
age must result.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

"A London reformer proposes to save
the birds In a unique way. He would
have men refuse TO marry women who
wear birds on their hats, and women
refuse to marry men who crunch birds
at dinner"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

a Spanish lieuieaau. boasts there
would not be a Yankee left in case OF
war.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

In It's latest shaping even moro practical and
stylish than ever. The mode illustrated ia
thoroughly up to date and is taken from the
current number of The Dslineator. It is
made OF tan whipcord and has handsome
smoked pearl buttons on the front and an
ornate finish of Misunderstanding The back
is lifted closely to the figure and the fronts
lap and close in double breasted style and
are reversed above the closing in pointed
lapels. The neck is completed with high
rundown collar and the sleeves are shnpeiy
and close fitting The new shades in faced
cloth, cheviot, tweed, etc., will make up
nicely after this mode, and sometimes braid
is added as pleasing decorative finish.
Specially prepared for rs By The Butterick
Publishing Co. (Limitsd).
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

The value of all classes of farm anil
mails IN the United states January 1,
1898, was Sl5O,OoOUOO greater than the
year before.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

Every man who testified in favor Of
lola 1T the latter's trial is to be pun
ishcd in one way or another by the
French government.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
EIGHT PAGES.

Bread riots continue in many of the
cities Of Spain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

AT the sale of boxes and seats for last
nights benefit performance for the
Maine sufferers In the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York, the receipts
amounted to $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

Unmistakable prepare lions are going
OH for offensive and defensive war
Bhoud the emergency present itself.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
MORE MARVELLOUS REDUC TIONS!

Windows Tell This nnI,d
S SALE Sj Qal ALWAYS COUNTS Low PRICES M Cash TALKS
eisS 9aggng nor ng with the merchandise here All Sold
elaborate The garment convert into cash whilst emnsufs odds
ends and broken sets Of sizes % regardless Of Cost mr.
- - r 'ooS''ooo - ooo nu III
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
UnrvaIed Bargains in Mems 0vercoats.

o@ Mems cheviot
Earnen Mx N
Your choice from
beautifully h az
tailored throughout This 7s W. 20
Your choice OF and
pd doe e for It such that
the line this lively
madef
= 100 - o'' Spins "eaf' anu UP >D4. VI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
Unriva!ed Bargains in Mems Suits.


n make
measure garments M
% are GTpete Suits
Charged @ t Ierth d9Vs an Of treble
IN
In
tw
the thing os eneS na slightly az
TO oN'-'N' '"@''
a ys aSd " s sora o ] @ h %s "a
unriVaIed BARGAINS in Mems 0unrcoatc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
Observation-Disclosures sQ
A PRETTY REFER COAT /
OF =
TAN WHIPCORD. 8

Nothing ia more evident in tho early
Spring fashions than that the double breasted
REFER jacket will prevail, and it is the most
satisfactory and becoming of outside gar
ments for the young 1t IS not cumbersome
yet Is sufficiently warm and protective, and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

10 Gh hn M designs 10 to
Nney-Eight ~ - -'o'' wy ~ "st 10 or only
Chidrens SusScvceablc 90
One - 80 >"e 'o' =" se'tu'ic ie"oer' Tor
smaller
Short Pants for with bands
from STOUT WOODEN fabrcs sizes
Short Brown Wooden Fabric extra
the Twcnty 1910"
Short Pants for patent and
Short Pants
combination in is worth
more to wear.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03

Let us keep these facts in mind and
wait. Nothing can be gained by getting
excited. Let us wait and hope, feel
ing sure that the honor and dignity
of the American people will be fully
vinGicated
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-03
Unrivaled Bargains in MEMS Pants.

Mems
b l..
of n /
usually sold " considerable advances on ne 98
Mems Pants mt - -
for Dz.E
n manner undTn
' 'NNe' VIZ ID Z.5G
Unfvaed BARGAINS in chiIdrnn's hffirn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
CHANNEL. LITIGATION.

This week In the county court has been
almost entirely consumed in tiial of the
case OF @. Y. Crary VS.. the Port Arthur
Channel and Dock company. The suit Is
In the nature OF an appeal rom The award
made by commissioners who condemned 4
right OF way through plaintiffs properly
Tor ship Channel, which the defendant
proposes constructing. Tho contention In
the appeal Is that the amount Of damages
awarded was Insufficient. Legal questions
are also involved, but they VIII nor be
passed upon until the litigation gets into
the higher courts. where IL viii 90 no mat
ter which side gets a judgment In the
county court. Trial or the case began
Tuesday and had not been completed when
court adjourned this afternoon. Both
sides are making vigorous light the
channel company being represented by
Greer g. Greer and Oi3rien. Pordnges a.
O'Brien, OF Beaumont. end the plaintiff
rs Votaw & Chester OF this city and Judge
A. II. Willie OF Galveston. Three more
similar cases are to be tried after this ono
is disposed OF,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
The Political Reform Meeting Is Set
for Tonight.
PORT ARTHUR CHANNEL LITIGATION.
Prospect for Long Tcrm of II,
Woman Tried to suicide BcraWsc
OF a Threatened Arrest.

Beaumont. Texas, January 2i.Tho
committee appointed by tho political re-
form meeting held at tho opera house last
Saturday night will make its report at a
meeting to be held at the same place to-
morrow night, 1t is expected that tho ex-
coutive committee of the Citizens club
selected previous to the aldormanic cleo
ton of last year Will call primaries for
The purposes OF nominating candidates for
all city offices and the meeting last SAT-
arday night was for the purpose OF organs
ixing With the view OF electing tho prl-
mary nominees. the committee In It's re-
port Will suggest n naiuo, policy and
permanent officers Tor the proposed o.
panigation, aud The Post correspondent Is
requested 10 announce that every white
voter, without respect to politics, Is in-l
vited to he present. The meeting Will be
called TO order at o'clock sharp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22

ton: Mrs Moore. Fort Worth; N. =. Bar
j. NJ. Obenderfer barry Moxwcn. Miss
Henrietta Lee. Charles +. Morrison. NJ.
b. Snyder and wife. Miss Marie Bippin OF
Hoyt's "a Contentcd Woman" company;
Mics Jessie Duncan, Lcenie Dueth, Now
York: ]. NJ. Farrell. New Orleans; O. l..
Anderson, Camden, n. j.: Miss Belle Ar
cher, ID. l.. Farmond New York; IL. r.
Byers and wife, New York; j. j. Bur-
rouehs. Monterey. Mex; James NJ. Bur
roughs. Houston; Ed Craven. Bostoa:
Marc McLemorc. city; l.. Voorhees,. New
orleans; J. Q. Shaffcr, st. Louis; William
r.. MetEser. Detroit; j. u. Pecler. Aus
tin: NJ. N. Cain. SmithvilIe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
TRIANGULAR ARRAY.
ONE MAN Is DEAD AND TWO
ARE WOUNDED.
One of the wounded Is In n ser,,u.
Condition-Dead Man Shot in
-Four Places.

Forney. Texas. January 21.--Jim Peet
George Hammet md W. + Newton en-
gagged in shooting ARRAY yesterday even
ing just across the Kaufman county line
IN Dallas county. They were citizehs of
Kaufman county. Peet shot Hammet in
the arm and shoulder. from which he is
SAID to be suffering sharply; then Peet
and Newton continued the shooting. Poet
shot Newton twice. flesh wounds in the
arm and In the left breast; he is not Sc
riously hurt. Newton shot Peet four times
once in the knee. once in the thigh, break
ING the bone. then in the groin and in
the breast. the latter bullet going through
the body. Peet died on the spot. Newton
is under arrest. Esquire Woodson held an
inquest over Poets remains. The cause
of the difficulty is not positively known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
BURT DID NOT HANG.
JUDGE BROOKS STAY SERVED oN
SHERIFF WHITE.
Arrived. Though He Affected
Indiucrencc.

Austin, Texas. January 2l.-lsugene Burt
the triple murderer. was not hanged today
Attorney George Walton. who went I,
Brooks the affidavit Of Roscoe Burt TO tn,
effect that he believed the condemned man
to be insane. returned to Austin this morn.
ing with the following order, which Is self
explanatory:
In Chambers, Georgetown. Texas,
January 20--The clerk of the district
court OF Travis county. Texas will file
the within affidavit in the case OF the
State VS.. w. Il. Burt. No. ll,0i4. pend
ing In said court, and will Immediately
issue and deliver to II. Il. White, sher-
iff of said Travis county. writ d.
rected to said sheriff commanding him
to suspend the further execution of the
sentence OF this court heretofore rem
dered herein until further ordered by
this court.
And further commanding said sheriff
to safely keep and confine said w Il.
Burt in the county Jail of said Travis
county until the next regular term of
the district court in and for Travis
county for the Twenty judicial
district. where and when he shall have
said defendant. w. e. Burt, TO await
further action by this court in this
cause. r. f. Brooks,
Judge Twenty-sixth judicial District OF
Texas.
The district clerk at once obeyed In
structions and nothing was left for the
sheriff to do but cease all further arrange
ments for carrying out the sentence OF the
court.
Burt affected indifference when notified
that stay of execution had been granted.
although UP TO that time he was quite rest
less and nervous. He Will be tried for in
sanity at the March term of court, and II
convicted will be sent TO the asylum. II
not convicted the sentence against him will
be carried into execution unless his attor-
neys have some plan not yet disclosed to
save his life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
a pretty Dinner.

At an informal little dinns- Of eight
covers, given by charming young hmerI-
can matron, tho guests were treated to
pretty little surprise When dessert was
served tho butler entered With flourish-
ing rose bush blossoming with full lr,k
roses. Tho roso bush WAS passed TO each
guest who slipped one of the delicate.
lifc-lilSe Dresden roses from the stalk. and
behold! 1t was filled with frozen lreain.
1t Is a fad of another young matr.n TO
listen to soft music through the DINER
hour. Her latest purchase is sn. OF
caraffes that are placed IN the table. at
dinner time and by lifting them trtfle
the music box that is attached in IN in
visible way plays soft airs through dinner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
CAPTAIN TIsHERs VIEWS.

hberson, Sayers and BurlcSOn His
choices.
GEORGETOWN. Texas, January 20,-The cor
bondent OF The Post had the following
ryiew with Captain A. S. Fisher, who
been prominently mentioned for con-
sional honors in this district:
What effect will the withdrawal of Hon.
II. Reagan have on the senatorial
i"
It makes the election Of Governor Gull
Ion an absolute certainty. He is one
she best governors we ever had. AS
btorial candidates are seeking TO run
administration candidates"
Eho lis your choice for GOVERNOR"
,All of the candidates are rood men,
/ am for Major Sayers. He is one
L. the ablest men in the State; aside
b that our family relations are such.
8 II all things were equal between kim
other candidates. would SUPPORT him.
| fathers were friends before they were
friod. Joe and were bows together and
fially raised in the same neighborhoou
Mississippi. In addition to this l think
s one of the ablest men In Inc state.
believe it would be n great mistake
|the part of the people of Texas 10 re-
such man as Joseph ID. Savers.
PIE personally and politically / think
r. deal of the other gentlemen who are
ring to the goyernorship of Texas. yet
pink l ought to support Major Sayers
J matter of personal and public duty
10 you think Major Sayers will carry
! county,"
Yes, by an overwhelming majority"
H,il YOU be candidate for congress
Ehis district"
Will not Why? / am not financially
to make the race. My last and only
frience in public life. when allowed
ell 10 become a member Of the Twenty
legislature, taught me that men with
means. unless they wish to starve
nselves and families to death. had Bet
Keep out OF politics and stay at home.
DUTY to my clients requires me TO at
Il strictly to my professional duties
iet politics alone"
|who Will you support for congress IN
democratic pi imaries!"
l'otn Stone and Burleson are good men:
{ever' shall support Burleson. ! re-
Nun as one Of the ablest young men
tne state He has n bright future Le-
nun. He will be frequently heard
ana favorably to himself and party
las course Of his career and II no makes
ole representative MS he does a district
lrney' and think he will. he will soon
TANK among the first and foremost
~ mis- age in the State"
Ky you think he will carry this county
Ine primary election?"
PES by large majority"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
NEW coRpnnAr1nNs

Charters of the following corporations
We're filed in the department of state to-
day:
Ross Jcwelry company OF Waxahachle.
Capital stock $4,000. lncorporators:
Keene r. Forston, A. Hafner, Jr.. o. IL.
Ross
The Green-Fox Lumber company OF
Goliad. Capital stock, $4,000. Incorpor-
ators: S. F.. Green, w. b. Campbell, w.
J Fox.
ST. Mathews Cemetery association OF
Clarksville. No capital stock lncorpor
ators; Benjamin ID. Perry, james Nc
Pherson. Alex Henderson and others
The North Texas Commerce company CT
Denison. Capital stock. $1,000. 1ncorpor-
ators j. II. kahlert w. j. Martin w.
". Purdon.
The American Organ and Piano company
Of Chicago. Ill, filed an amendment TO its
charter changing its name TO the Cable
Piano company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
BRENNAN BUDGET.
DR.. Morriss WINS Lnid to Rest ut
Prairie Lea.


Brenham Texas. January Il The re-
mains OF DR.. a. T.. Morriss, whose sad
death occurred at his home In Houston ut
$50 O'Clock Thursday. January 70. 1893.
reached Brennan on the noon Central trata
today, from which place large COD
course OF grief-stricken friends and rela-
lives followed to Prairie Lea cemetery,
where he was laid to rest
At Thursday nights meeting of The Ep-
worth League the following officers were
elected: DIR. T. #. Cox. president; Rev.
Il. w Tarrant, first vice president: MiAs
Mary Carlisle. second vice president; j. D..
Campbell, thlrd vice president. G. Is. Fell
der, treasurer and r.. +. league, secre-
iary.
The following programme VIII be rem
dered at the meeting OF the Mepdelseohn
society at Athletic hall Saturday, January
%. at 3 .. M: Piano solo, Mrs. Ida Har-
ris; vocal aclo. Miss Irene ciozier; read
ing. Mrs. L. N. Thomas. piano duet,
Misses Lille and Minnie Raae.
Mr. =. A Henderson was thrown from
wagon Thursday evening In the Breed
love lane by one OF the wheels breaking
down, and had his left arm, badly hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
|CALL FOR A MEETING
\. State Executive Committee at
Dallas.
byFL WASH JONES CANDIDACY.
..x. All Parties Want Uim Il
/. ~ for Congress = Captain
FISHER Interviewed.

usetlnS of the State democratic execu-
Committee is hereby called to convene
! city Of Dallas at IL a. m. Tuesday,
I,,ary %, 1898, for the following pur-
M fix date for holding primary cleo
ar conventions, and adopt rules for
sovernment OF said primaries.
ia select time and place for holding
s,ate convention, and for the transac-
a. such other business as may prop
con,e before the committees.
accordance with a resolution adopted
me- executive committee at its last
ING All cities which are candidates for
state convention are requested to sub
"a the committee written bid stating
amount of money they will contribute
u. STATE campaign fund in addition to
4 raressary accommodations for the
H. entertainment OF the convention.
I,,nty chairmen are requested not to
srv meetings of their committees un-
krar the State committee has acted.
4 ask thai all meetings which have been
!, shall be either cancelled or post
Il until after this meeting of the State
lattice. SO that they may conform their
IN with the recommendations of the
a committee and thus avoid conflict
| confusion.
M Is important for good reasons, and
[,st that I shall have the fullest CO.
Sation on the part of county chairmen
M efforts to secure uniformity of ac-
10 prevent factional strife in the party
securing fair expression of the
rs in the selection OF delegates and
bidates.
n Ms have no "snap" conventions and
Nothing which would give any candidate
kutage over another.
bning that harmony may prevail In our
hing and that we may all subdue every
|sh motive and desire and let our ac-
I be controlled only by a purpose and
ID to strengthen the great party we
resent, advance its interests and perpet-
its principles. Very truly,
]. w. Blake.
|irman State Democratic Executive
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
PROBABLY rATAL SHOOTING.
Wounded Man Is in "a Very Critical
Condition.

Greenville. Texas. January 21.-F'red
Ablowich and young man by the name
OF Sharpe were parties to shooting scrape
in Commerce. Wednesday night, in which
the latter was shot in the lower part of the
bowels and through the arm, aud is very
dangerously il not fatally wounded Only
meager details Of the affair could lie as
certained yesterday, but 1t is understood
the men had quarreled a time or two dur
ing the day. and meeting again about IL
o'clock at night at the restaurant of Frank
Pearce, the trouble was renewed and the
shooting followed.
Ablowich went at once to the home
OF Marshal Musgrove and surrendered and
was subsequently placed under $3.50 bond
TO await the result o. Sharpe's wounds.
The latter was waited upon and examined
by physicians, who pronounced his condi-
ton critical. They decided surgical ope-
ration was necessary, and the young man
was taken to Fort Worth hospital on
the delayed Cotton Belt train yesterday
morning. where 1t was learned during the
day that his condition was extremely crit
ina1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
vlsIrlNG sARINE PASS

Attached 10 the oastbouDd Southern Pa
cific train this morning was private
sleeping car containing party OF fifty
rrcspectcrs from the State Of Kansas en-
route To Sabine Pass, The party spent
two hours In Beaumont and were much
pleased with the business activity ald evil
dencea OF prosperity that was noticeable
in every direction. They say that the poo
pie OF Kansas are Just beginning 70 reaiixe
the Importance OF Sabine Pass az a deep
water port and that prospeciors and In 4
yestors from Kansas and adjoining Stats
viii be flocking TO this section during the
pcxt few months. The party win iemain
at satiDe Pays three or four DAYS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
PREFERRED DEATH TO JAIL.

Last night woman known az Rosa, an
inmate Of n house Of questionable rcputa-
ton, took four drachms OF laudnum with
The ayowcd intention Of self destruction.
The act was Witnessed by companions,
however, and DR.. Saunders was summoned
and succeeded in removing the poison be-
fore il had taken serious effect. The wo-
man Gays she took the laudnum because
she preferred death TO going TO jail. II
seems that the landlady OF The honse had
been arrested by the police during the
afternoon and her case was set for trial
this morning Between 10 and II O'clock
Last night an officer called at tho house
and informed the inmates that II was hts
purpose to put them all in the calaboose.
The woman. Ross. declared that she had
never been in jail and did not intend 10
go. The officer insisted and she grabbed
a vial OF laudnum and swallowed the con-
tents Dr. Saunders was summoned and
the woman's life was saved She came 10
this city from Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
a Thenter Party Mcnu.

Chicken Terrlpin.
Sandwiches. Cream Cbcefe.
Tombola. Celery Saiao.
Ice Cream. CaSCs.
Coffee. Lidueurs.
Oyster cocktails are not quite as dissi-
puted as they sound, since no liiEo- V
used In their preparation. To make Their,
mix together the Juice Of ba.f a lemon
(strained), ten drops OF Tabass 20 sauce, falf
teaspoonfnl OF horse-radlsh. lalf tenspnen-
full OF paprika and the same OF tomato
catsup; put two oysters in glass blue
points arc best. and pour In a quarter q
the sauce, which is enough for eight oy-
sters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
Hood LcgIxlntiyc Eirhf.

ureenville, Texas, January CIV. J.
hague, a young attorney of this city. has
entered the race for tlo.orial representative
from the counties of Kaufman and Hunt.
Ihree others candidates. Hon. - t. Evans,
Colonel t. d. Campbell aal Hon. S. S.
frazer, are also announced. and the re CO
VIII prove lively one no doubt. Kauf-
man county will hardly have candidate,
as the understanding is that the member
comes from Hunt this time. lion. y, ron
Drew OF Terrell is the praseat floater.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
HEIRS TO A FORTUNE WANTED.

The attorney general is in receipt of a
letter from sehorn Station, Pike county.
Illinois, signed by James NJ. and G. M.
Denison in which he is requested to ex-
anime the military records OF the Republic
of Texas and gather therefrom such In
formation as he can concerning Steven
Denisop and James Douglas who were
last heard of as members of the army Of
Texas in 1886. The authors OF the letter
state that they have just received informa-
ton that fortune awaits the heirs of
those two soldiers in England and they are
anxious to secure the necessary informa-
ton to establish claims thereto.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-22
4 sMIp AaENr.s TRounLEA

The steamship Drumelzier arrived at sa-
blne Pass last Saturday and is being load
cd with cargo that came over The Kansas
City, pittsburg and Cult railroad, Via Port
Arthur, and yet the Port Arthur people
are not happy. The steamer IS anchored
In the stream about one milo above Sabine
Pass and between eight and ten miles be-
low Port Arthur The cargo, which has
been accumulated In n warehouse on what
Is known as the Fort Arthur export pior,
is being lishtored down by means OF tugs
and barges. and the work OF loading the
vessel is reported as progressing nicely.
But in the maritime and shipping records
the vessel viii necessarily go on record as
entering and clearing from Sabine Pass
and that port viii be credited with tho
cargo Last Saturday, Il. 4. Goddard,
agent of the steamship company, visited
Sabine Pass and demanded that Deputy
Collector McClanalan enter and clear tho
Drdmelzicr from Port Arthur and that tho
vessels bill of ladng bear Port Arthur
date, but Mr., Mechanism could not srant
the request. To the contrary, he informed
Mr.. Goddard that tho government had not
as yot notified him that Port Arthur ives
a port and expressed the opinion that when
IL was made a port the government would
station an agent or collector there MIR.
Goddard did not appear satisfied with Col
lector McClanahan's explanation. In fact,
he informed him that he would 20 TO Gal
weston to make arrangements to clear the
nrumel2ipr. He went but the result OF
his visit has not yet been made public.