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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22
NEUROLOGICAL.

LEACH, --Cleburne, Texas. october 20
Mrs. h. r, Leach died last night of con-
sumption after a lingering sickness OF sew
eral years
FAIRBANKS. Dallas. Texas, October
2l--N. 7. Fairbanks Il well-known tele
graph operator died in the city hospital
In this city today. The body will be
shipped to Tallahassee, Fla, to relatives
OF the deceased.
CANTREL. Hockey, Texas. October 20.
Thursday evening Mr. Cantrel, who lives
three miles northeast of this place. lost his
little 6-year-old daughter, Golden. She
died with tonsilitis was sick three days.
The little one will be buried this evening
Kll.LIAN.--Luling, Texas. October 20
Died, ut tho family residence. eight miles
east of this city. Miss Nellie Killian. aged
Is years. The bsrial took place at the fam
ny burial plot. Miss Nellie was just bud
ding into glorious young womanhood and
her early death has filled the hearts of
tho whole neighborhood with sorrow.
CAVERS.-Dallas, Texas, October 21.-
Private Lee Cavers OF company L, Second
Texas Volunteers died at st. Pauls SAM
,ariun, this city. today of pertonitis. He
was taken seriously III last Tuesday and
was conveyed TO the sanitarium from Camp
Cabell In dying condition late last night
The mother of deceased lives at Cambridge,
HEDRICK Sherman, Texas. October
la.-,Mrs, Salle e. lIedrlck, after a lnger-
Ing Illness of several months, died last
night Deceased was one of those noble
characters of the ld-fashioned Southern
type, and had during her long residence
in tbis county gathered around her host
Of friends, who now deeply mourn the loss
OF this grand old woman.
WOODWARD. Denton, irexas, October
le.-Miss Sal!e Woodward. youngest
daughter OF Mrs. 5. j. Woodward OF Ante
lcpe, died here this morning OF consump
ton at the home OF her sister, Mrs. J. o.
Mccormick. Deceased was about II years
OF age and was graduate OF the North
Texas Female college in and from which
many friends will mourn her death. The
nterment will take place Mt 10 o'clock to-
morrow Thursday.
DE CAUSSEY.-Sealy. Texas, October
2i.--Dr Marian De Caussey, one of the
most eminent and best known physicians
OF this part OF the state, died at = a. m.
this date after a lingering illness of sew
eral months duration. Dr. De Caussey
reached an age OF 56 years. He was born
IN Louisiana and left an orphan In early
boyhood with a large plantation and plenty
of slaves as an inheritance. He served in
the Confederate army and there lost his
fortune Being highly educated and having
a living to make after the war, he chose
tho medical profession, and as physician
attained high success. He was past chan
cellor OF j. R. Castleton lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, ut this place and also an honorary
member of The Sons OF Hermann. The re-
mains were laid to rest by the former lodge
this afternoon He leaves wife and many
friends to mourn his demise
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SHORT TEAAS SPECIALS,

MoSCoW.-Born TO Prot and Mrs. r. H.,
Bonhsm, bov.
HoMER--A fine iain has filled water
holes and put season in the ground.
CORSlCANA--The Corsiolra Water COM
pany has served notice that 1t intends to
hcli the city TO its contract for fire pro-
lection.
MOSCOW. Some one Attempted to force
an entrance to the depot but was fright
cned Off by a pistol shot from Night Agent
Harry Kennedy,
NEW BIRMINGHAM--There are reports
here OF several wishouts on railroads,
caused by the heavy Iasn, but no wrecks
have occurred.
JoAQuIN.-Mr. d. \. Brushing Is COM
plotting a faas two-story hotel at this place
and the outlook for business Is flatterins,
as several coed business men are coming
to this placa to enter the mercantile husi-
ness here.
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Three Doctors In Consultation.

From Benjamin Franklin.
When you are sick. what you like best
is TO be chosen for medicine In the hrst
place. what experience tells you is best,
to be chosen In the second place; what rea
son Il. e.. theory says is best is to he
chosen in the last place, But II you can
get DR.. inclination. DR.. Experience and DR..
Reason TO hold consultation together.
they viii give you the best advice that Gu,
be taken
When you have q bad cold DR.. IucIina-
tion would recommend Chamberlain
Cough Remedy because II is pleasant and
safe to take. Or. Experience would recon-
mend It because II never fails to effect
speedy and permanent cure. DIR. Reason
would recommend II because 1t is prepared
on scientific principles. and acts on natures
plan in relieving the lungs. opening the
secretions and restoring the system TO 4
natural and healthy condition. FOR sale
BY all druggists.
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HE sTER'S STATEMENTS
REGULAR WEEKLY REPORT on
THE CONDITION OF COTTON.
Worlds Visible Has Increased Dur
Ing the Week 3O3. sOl BsIcs-Thc
Total Into sight Is 2,7s2,fGO.

New Orleans October 2l.---secretary Hes
ter's statement OF tho worlds visible supply
OF cotton compares the figures OF this week
with last week and last year 1t shows an
increase for the week Just closed OF 363.sgi
bales. against an increase Of PSI 1913 last year.
The total visible is 1897 1881, against 25i3. 40
last week and 2,leo522 last year. OF this
the total OF the American is 2.149, S3l, against
2ss6.iio last year and I,ssi522 last year. and
OF all other kinds. including Egypt, Brazil,
India. etc. iSS, 900, against lS70Ov last week
anu 5000 last year. fhe total worlds visible
WIZ sdpp ss o. eo sa N shoSI n
compared with last year OF 77G,sU9.
Secretary Hester's weekly New Orleans cot
ton exchange statement shows an increased
movement into sight compared with the seven
days ending this date last year In round hg-
,ires of $4,000 and an Increase over the same
days year before last of IA. 900. For tle
twenly-one days of October the total shows
an increase over last year of $4,000.
For the iiity-one days of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate Is ahead OF the
hity-onc days OF last year 22i 900.
The amount brought into sight during the
past week has been 567.270 bales. against
4iO, $50 for the seven days ending this date
last year. and for twenty-ono days OF October
1t has been 500, pa against 233 $50 last year.
These mako tho total movement for the nifty
one days from September / to date 2,25i ga,
against 2,z53i63 last year. The movement
since September shows receipts at all United
States ports as l,s35,2I0, against l,b92,522 last
year.
Overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and
Potomac rivers to Northern mills and Canada,
1H.29l, against 150.702 last year. Interior
stocks In excess of those held at the close OF
tho commercial year 800. 1872. against 262. is2
last year. Southern mill takings 9i.245
against 1877 i63 last year. Foreign exports for
the week have been 26i 1872, against 2ia,s $3.50 lat
year.
The total takings Of American mills, North
and South aud Canada, thus far for the sea.
son have been 4l229l.
Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty nine
leading Southern interior centers have in-
creased during the week 256920 bales.
Including stocks left over at ports and In
terror towns from the last crop and the mum
her Of bales brought into sight thus far for
the new crop tho supply is 100 bales.
against ., 400 723 for the same period last year
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crop, and while the crop is above an aver
age there is a great deal of it still in the
fields and will not be gathered clean as In
former years.
Alvin, Brazoria County, Texas, Octoo n
20 "A heavy frost fell here last night,
the first of the SEASON. Just what vegeta-
tion was killed can not now be determined.
Cleburne, johnson County, Texas Octo-
Der Ca light frost fell last night ami 1t
will frost again tonight A heavy norther
came up yesterday afternoon and is still
blowing.
Mumfori, Robertson County, Texas Oc-
tobsr IA heavy frost fell here last
night Cotton in the low lands has all
been killed and it is only in this part OF
the fields that there is any top crop being
made.
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1t w0s reported in the city yesterday that
a big gas well had been developed on FL
Taylor's place at Pierce Junction. about
eight miles from this city.
The first evidence OF gas put in an ap-
pearapce some weeks ago, when u water
well was dug on Mr.. Taylor's farm. Its
odor INST attracted attention ans later
there was sufficient now to blaze when
match was applied. Tho well also showed
some evidence OF oil and Immediate steps
were then taken to prosecute an investiga :
tlon Tho well developed while searching
for oil and the pressure is said to have
siown very STRONG at q depth OF about 200
feet.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Halletsville, Lavaca County Texas, oc-
tooer fla heavy frost here this morning
scmsthing unusual for frost this carly here,
Olive. Hardin County Texas. October 81.
TINS place WIS visited by a gooi frost las,
night, II being the first this winter. The
drouth has not yet been broken.
Joaquin. Shilby County, Texas, October
20, Tho caterpillar has eaten all the
cotton throughout this part OF the Stats
and there Is no possible Chance Tor . top
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Application for bankruptcy.

Dallas, Texas, October 21.--James B.
Simpson, who. during the boom" period,
1889 to 1893. was the foremost spirit in
promoting industrial. mercantile ard real
estSte enterprises in Dallas, and who rep
resented large financial syndicates in
negotiating loans in Texas, has filed APP
plication with Referee Marshall for dis
charge in bankruptcy. He schedules known
liabilities OF s456,000, and the indefinite
liabilities will swell the to.al to from
$4,000 TO 100000. No assets are
scheduled
Referee Marshall set the hearing of Mr..
simpsons application for November in
this city,
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Arplies for Bnnkruptcy.

Snton, Texas, October q % C. RACIAL,
Frank s. Rachal and +. r. Racial Of San
Patric.o county Nave filed their respective
petitions to be adjudged bankrupts and to
be discharged OF their debts, in the district
court for the Western district OF Texas,
and have been so adjudged by r. U. Gull
berson, referee in bankruptcy.
meeting of the creditors OF said petit
TONERS will ba held at the Kampman buIli-
ing, San Antonio, Texas, October 80, 1888.
These are the first for this county.
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THE flkE RECORD.
store burned by Burglars.

Waco, Texas. October 21.--The large
store Of Christian & Miller at Elm Mott, OF
Geneva, as the railroad station is called, ten
mites north Of Waco on the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railway, was burned last
night Mr., Christian believes it was set on
IRE by burglars and so reported to Sheriff
Baker this morning. Tee store aud con-
tents are total loss. The firm carried only
$1,000 insurance on stock estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The insurance was
in the Liverpool & Lonlon aud Globe.
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a private telegram received from Rock
port yesterday states that Hon. f. H. r.
Green, president OF the Texas Midland
hallway, Hon. w. c. Common and wife OF
Dlllas, General Superintendent Edison Of
vho Cotton Belt railroa5 and several her
ladies ana gentlemen from Central Texas
were having royal sport fishing for tarpon
in the gulf mean Rockport
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Diphthcria ut Palestine,

Palestine, Texas, October 2O.--A number
OF cases Of dipstheria are repor,eI from
the northern portion OF the county There
are also several cases In town. All are
detEg nicely. however, and there a no
danger OF spread OF the disease.
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BUTTER AND Eggs.

Chicago. October 81 --Buttcr--Steady:
creamery, 1901 dairy. i2GlS. Eggs-Firm
fresh. Is Cheese--Firm: creamery. I4n9A
New York. October q. Eggs Receipts, 1851
packages: Western. 20.
81. Louis October 2l--ButterStcndy
creamery, lsr 23Ia; dairy l5m20. Eggs-f,rm,
IS
separator. 20fp2i dairy, is, Eggs Supply
barely equals the demand dealers report "A
very large quantity OF eggs stored in tho
country during the cold weather. The general
quality is good, fresh and good lSc, cases
returned.
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Meeting OF n u club.

Notices were sent out yesterday to The
members of the z. z, club requesting their
attendance at meeting to be held at Bryan
hall tonight at S o'clock for the purpose
of electlng officers and organizing 10, the
coming year, The matters to be brought
mp are OF Importance To those intors sled
aud a large ATTENDANCE Is desired
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BUS NESS MATTERS.


Galveston. Texas. October 21.-Frank D.
Shaw and Louis Schlesinger. who had
heretofore filed petitions in bankruptcy,
We're today declnnei to be blnkrupts and
discharged OF all their debts.
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Il. d. hume peud nj Austin.

Austin Texas, October - e. d. Kama
of Houston died of consumption last night
at tbs residence OF his half brother. Phil
D. Mortimer. He leaves wife aud one
child.
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SUG Ar.

New York. October 2t.--Sugar-Rnw, firm
held hisher; fair refining, ga, Centrifugal nc
test IA m0lasses sugar, az refined firm.
New Orleans. October 2i-Sugar --F Firm:
centrifugal. new yellow, l-lGaiis: seconds
2%-ai Molnssra Firm; centrifugal new. 22.
opcn kettle. 46Gi47.
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The Will of the late August Moscr was
filed for probate in the county clerks office
yesterday The Instrument names the
wife OF the deceased as sole executrix wlba-
out bond. but no estimate Is placed on tao
value Of the estate.
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cavnlr,,nrn Gatb.r,nu

peniscn, Texas, October 2O.-The stan
ley Rangers. about forty strong. left TODAY
Tor Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio They
nave been homo on q thirty days furious &
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Fine Residence mt Hyde Park

Austin, Texas, October 81 1.-The residence
OF John W. Womaek in Hyde Park was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss about
$4,000.
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In India. China ADD Japan DR.. Sleger..s
Angostrra Bitters are well known as the
most efticacious remedy for darrhoea ana
all diseases OF the digestive organs.
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suits for county Court.

In the county court yesterday the case
OF Joe s. Marlborough against the Globe
Bible Publishing Company was fled on ap-
peal from the lower court
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OUR NAVY

Has never been equaled, neither has 81
Packard,s Troy Laundry. ei2 Prairie ave.
rr~ Phone ss2.
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Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following persons:
w. H. Jarrxt and Miss Mamie e. Bartlett.
Leonard Rice and Virginia Buckingham
Dan McCade and Rebtcca Hubbard
Tom Latham and Miss Nettie Manning.
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Building Perm,ts.

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday from the office Of City En-
gineer Miller:
Mrs. r. Lamothe. to repair stable.
Hutchins street; IS.
A. scllhors.. clubhouse on Bagby street,
t26.
Mary s. Allen, repairs to fence on Fan
min street: SIS.
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CHARLES GRIFFIN ON TRIAL
Alleged Slayer Of 9. X. BlayIock Is
Given Heating.
A WITNESS FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
sealed Verdict in the Hendricks
Csse-WilI Filed.

The case Of Charles Griffin. colored.
charged with the killing OF Charles r.
Blaylock ~ a resort near Macatee's ware
house on the night of September IS, 1885,
was called yesterday morning In the crimi-
nal district court On examining the list
OF witnesses |. was found that one OF
them. Bud Preacher, had not obeyed the
subpoena. An officer was dispatched in
search OF him, but he was not found during
the forenoon. and on being brought into
court at the beginning of the afternoon ses-
sion he was fined $50 for non-attendance.
The jury secured during the day was as
follows: "A, Weiman. L. w. Leman. j. r.
Williams, j. r. kessler. a. Lcyey, L. Meg
gett, ]. Lowenstein, S. Steinman, Fritz
Brandt. Charles Bender. S. G. Ludtke aud
G. w. Schultz.
The story OF the case is still fresh
In the mind Of the reading public and
repetition of 1t in detail - not necessary
at unils time
The following witnesses were examined
during the day. w. l.. Thompson Alice
Hurst, Pete Bradshaw George Bales,
Bud Preacher, Officer Osborne, Waterman
Leach, William Pixley. Tom paulhill, Pink
Richmond and w. Macatee. The case Will
be resumed at . o'clock this morang.
~
The time of Judge Wilson and jury
in the Fitty-ffth civil district court was
occupied yesterday In the hearing OF the
case Of the State of Texas VS.. Robert Hem
bricks, colored. trustee of the Twenty
third school district. Malfeasance in Of
flee is alleged. 1t being charged that the
defendant was influenced by a monetary
consideration in the matter OF the appoint
ment OF teacher. The jury, after being
out for some time. brought In sealed YER
diet at o'clock last night The result Will
not be announced until this morning
~
In tho Eleventh civil district court the
case OF J. t. Coalson VS.. the Kansas Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company is on trial,
the evidence so far submitted being In the
shape Of dispositions. The plaintiff sues ia
recover the alleged amount Of an insur-
ance policy on the life of Or. Paul Coal
son Issued by tho defendant company.
Eleventh civil District Court.
The following proceedings were had be
fore Judge Tod yesterday:
j. II. Coalson VS.. Kansas Mutual Lift
Insurance Company; leave to plaintiffs 4
file frat amended original petit on and sec
ond supplemental Position; on trial.
Charles Wocdburn VS.. International an,
Great Northern Railway Company plaintiff
takes n non -suit.
j. ]. Settegast, executor, vs.. w, +
Hamben ct al; leave to defendant to AZ
second amended original answer.
Fifty-fifth CivIl District Court.
The following order was made by Judg
Wilson yesterday:
Layna w. Ternley ct al VS.. G. A. Fors
gard leave 10 plaintiff to file first amend
ed original petition.
suits for CiviI District Courts.
The following suits for the civil distric
courts were filed yesterday
Henry A. Herring vs.. Annie Herring
divorce.
Lizzie Monroe VS.. Il. S. Monroe; divorce
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suits for civI District Courts.

sUfts Tor UfVfJ DistrIcf IOWrts.
The following suits for the civil district
courts were filed yesterday:
Henry A. Herring vs.. Annie Herring;
divorce.
Lizzie Monroe VS.. E. S. Monroe; divorce.
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Eleventh Civu district Court.

Fifty-rifth CivIi District Court.
The following order was made by Judge
Wilson yesterday:
Layina w. Ternley ct al VS.. G. A. Fors-
gard; leave 10 plaintiff to file first amend
ed original petition.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-01
Prosecuted.

The case of the State of Ohio VS..
Dudley Ferguson, which was decided
in the Mayors court Thursday, has
brought no end of talk and public
sympathy seems to be with Ferguson
AS brought out in Tie trial, it seems
that Mr.. and Mrs. Peters are bent on
separating the young couple. !Ir.
Ferguson bears the best of reputation
and Mr.. Blume, for whom he works,
says tat he is one of the best hands
he has ever had. DR.. B. F. Hart, who
owns the house in which he lives, says
that he is, as far as he knows, a hard
working young man and that he and
his wife seem to get along nicely, that
he is e good tenant. Mr. Ferguson
says that he means to have protection
and to have the eave-dropping and
spying about his house stopped.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-01
500 Reward, Slco.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure 10 all its stages ana
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the ,uedical fraternity. Catarrn being
Il constitutional disease, requires a
constitutions treatment. Hairs Ca
larrh cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood ana mucous
nurfa ces of the system, thereby destroy
Ing thd foundation of the disease, and
giving tn patient strength by hui'd-
ing up the constitution ane assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prIetors have so much faith in its curu-
tive powers, thai they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for anv case tnat it fails
10 cure, Send for list "f Testimonials
Address, I. j, Gil ENEY ,S co. Toledo
ohio. Sold by druggists 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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A New College,

Ravenswood, w. Va, Sept. %
Ravenswood voted yesterday to issue
bonds to locate the Ohio Valley Col
lege here, and also to extend the cor
poration limits. The college is al
ready opened and $4,000 building
will be erected at once. Hon. NJ e.
Lewis, x-Superintendent of Public
Schools, is president of the college.
This institution of learning is backed
by the L. B. and NJ. E. conferences of
West Virginia. The people are nat
urally much elated over the result OF
the election and celebrated last night
with a big joilifcation.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-01
Hunting a FaithIess Lover.

Mrs. Wiley, OF Marietta was in the
city today again in quest Of her former
lover, Henry Glassner. She was at
police headquarters pouring out her
tale of woe. She stated that Glassner
made love to her, but she learned that
he was married man, and was about
tends inetituting suit against Glassner
for trifing with her tender affections.
She sought an attorney to take her
case-Sentihel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-01
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1893
CAPERS
Investigating the Source of Some
Stories Concerning Him.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hunt Capers. Of
New York, arrived in the city last
night from Cincinnati and are regis
tered at the Blennerhassett.
This is the young couple who eloped
from Philadelphia and were married
in Marietta, full account of which
appeared in the Sentinel at the time.
Since the couple left here they have
been at Cincinnati stopping first at the
Gibson house and later at the ST. Clair.
While there Mr.. Capers heard of the
stories circulated about him and his
identity to the much wanted embez-
zler, F. T. Moore, of Boston.
In fact the commercial Tribune. OF
Cincinnati, published the story but
later retracted it. Capers informed the
Sentinel that he has entered suit
against the paper for $4,000 damage,
through his attorneys, Shay and Co.
gan, two of that city's most prominent
lawyers.
Mr.. Capers has established his idan-
tity and is a wealthy southern planta-
Ion owner, of good parentage. He is
in the city now to investigate the
source of the Marietta story.
He is q bright young man OF the
true southern type and very much OF
a gentleman.
He says he does not care for himself
but it is on account of his young wife
Mr. Capers will complete his Law
course at the University of Virgina
and his lovely bride will enter a pri
vate boarding school.-Sentinel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-01
Tried To Keen It Quiet,

Mr. Chas, McParlan, so the story
goes, will, in the near future, take up
on himself a helpmate and partner
for life. The young lady who Charlie
has picked out from all the girls on
earth is a most estimable young lady,
and as Charlie has the same qualities
we predict for them a happy future.
Congratulations Charlie; long may
YOU live