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Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
MANY RUMORS ~F ALARM MANIL A

Manila Jan 9-The situation is rapidly approachinga peaceful solution Meanwhile all sorts of aarmis in circulation The United States authorities talk ing every precauton The troops in the quarters der and the Cafomians have dsembarked from the transports.
 The natives it is reported have been ordered not tc work for the Americans and employees in the commary department have gone strike. The natives leav ing the city AaorGenera Ots however, has the whole situation thoroughly in hand.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
THE FIGHT FOR
 STEWART'S PLACE

Carson, Nev Jan. 9.-The contest for the United States senatorship in Nevada Is growing keen the time approaches for the culmnaon of the long struggle The first ballot will be taken week from tomorrow and the principal candidates here and all working hard
 Senator William NJ. Stewart and Congressman Frank G. Newlands the principal competitors, but A. C. Ceve and who arrived today is also supposed to be candidate although he will make announcement The silver state central committee has been summoned to meeting here Thursday presumably to participate in the senatoriai fight.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
HE HASN'T HEARD
That Cuba Has Passed Under Americran Control and
 is Still Exercising Authority.

Havana Jan 9-Senor Fernadez de Castro, civil gov of Hayan acts though he had his former powers
 He has ordered the public hospital closed Gen. Ludlow, the military governor of the district of Havana, who has been consulted in the natter dspleased when he opened
 De Castro ordered that the newspapers last week not to print certain business advertisements which dis tasteful to him. They did not do General Ludlow will probably remove the civil governor.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
WANTED FOR ALASKA.

Washington, Jan Ex-Governor Brady of Alaska has arrived here to urge territorial matters He is anxious for the enactmen of the Carter bill which has passed the senate and is in committee in the house. making three Judicial districts in Alaska He says that these judicial provisions will be inadequate for administrative purposes pointing out that the marshal unable to make any arrests any of the islands for the lack of funds and transportation facilities.
 He also wants the school appropriations this year raised to $600O0 The governor says many of the people who rushed into the kondike region coming out largely because of the high taxation Many thousand of these people, he says, already have started for the Aleutian Islands.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
PANA RIOTERS IN. COURT.

Pana, Ill., Jan 9-Seventy miners and citizens charged with riot aragned in court today States Attorney Humphreys nolied ftynne cases while eleven pleaded guilty and sentenced The trial of operators Orvie and Penwe for melting riot will take place on Tuesday Over fifty witnesses summoned.
 Pneumonia continues among the colored non-union miners and deaths daily. A heavy provost guard still duty in the negro and union miners residence districts Arrests for carrying concealed weapons are as numerous ever.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
ACTIVITY AT NORFOLK

Norfolk, Va, Jan 9.-The government magazine is again of activity, and force of today gagged in loading prOieces for warships. It stated that large number to be taken Dewey ships at Manila by the cruiser Yosemite fitting here
 Great precautions taken in loading the shells, account of the recent explosion of onepounder which tore off the hand of workman and endangered the build ing where tons of explosives stored Virginia pine wood being shipped to the army camps in Cuba in large quantities, several vessels clearing port today.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
AFRAID OF THE RECORD.

Washington 9The 
  proptfaton stricken Today called O
  the personnel bill
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
DYNAMTTED THE SAFE.

Ashburnham Mass. Jan 9.-The safe of the First Ma tionaI bank blown to pieces by dynamite about o'clock this morning. The windows in the place demolished and the furniture badly splintered A large quantity of drafts and about $O0 in money found scattered about the floor Cashier Sawyer est mated that the robbers took least 800 and perhaps $2 OOO The damage to the building is about S2 ,OOO
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
A UNION PACIFIC WRECK.
A Train Was Caught Entering Switch by Flying
 Passenger.

Sidney, Neb. Jan 9-At Smol fifteen miles east of here the Union Pacific had bad wreck this morning 4:45. Train Mo- 3, fast passenger and double header which left Omaha yesterday evening ngineer Charles Eli and Engineer Reese), into train No (ngneer Dell Bonner). Bonner had orders Mo- and the brake man just in the act of opening the switch when No came laundering along at forty-fve miles hour nearly hour late Both trains the main track The engines badly demolished and the entire No. destroyed excepting mail and one sleeper
 On. No. 3 a composite burned up. Engineer Bonner internally injured and several ribs broken Fireman Coleman killed Ell was scaded, but not seriously Several passengers badly hurt and it is rumored that passengers lost their lives It possible at this time get definite information.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
g!nbers of the House Who Secretly tthdrew Support From the Civil Service Commission Promptly
 Restored 1t In the Open
 Session of Congress.

interesting day in the senate
  The leading MT  territory o colonies MT o two undivided audience the galleries delivered Mr. and enjoyed delivered Plat Connecticut, had carefully Connecticut in 
 replied had acquire embraced
 
 
  m to fix the inc O vote upon t faied
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
WORK OF PROFESSIONALS.

St. Paul, AIinn, Jan. 9.A Rock Rapids Iowa special to the Dispatch says 'Ihe Farmers bank of nwood has been robbed of $2,OO The vault entered and the safe blown open with explosives. The robbery evidently the work of professionals who entered and left town a railway hand
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
ANTI-SUGAR BOUNTY.

London Jan 9-At crowded meeting of the anti-sugar bounty league held in London this evening resolution adopted demanding that the British government should immediately conclude convention with Germany, Austria Holland and Belgium to abolish bountes and to guarantee producers security the open British markets against state aided competition
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
LESE MAJESTE
 WILLIAMS KICK

Berlin Jan 9.-The Paris Figaro confscated by the police throughout Germany yesterday account of cari cature which it contained copied from Puck representing Emperor William of Germany in the guise of 'despised animal" Puck in its issue of December 7 published double page by Pugh representing all the crowned heads and entitled The Threatened Revolt of the Junge Emperor William represented as boar.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
THIRTEEN KILLED.

New York, Jan. 9-A dispatch from Bound Brook N. J.. says that two trains the Leigh Valley road wrecked there today and that people killed More than twenty said to be injured. No confrma- ton story has been received yet At 3:30 D. dispatch received from Bound Brook saying thirteen people had been killed in the wreck and from thirty fory-ve injured.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
A SISTER KILLED.

St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 9.-Sister Margaret Newman, mother superior of the Ursulne convent killed by fall ing from third story porch to the brick pavement her skull being fractured She 8 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
TRACTION CAR OVERTURNED.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 9-A Monongahea trarction car became manageable Duquesne Pa today and went D foot embankment the Rankin bridge When the opped the upset and several passengers were severely burned. All will recover.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
ONLY TWO PASSENGERS KILLED.

Omaha, Neb. Jan. 9-There were 320 passengers No and all but two, old and woman are accounted for They supposed to be killed and in the debris of the wreck
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
A WHOLE BLOCK DESTROYED.

West Branch, Mch Jan. 9-An entire block of the business portion of this town destroyed by fire today It started in small grocery store in the center of the tlcck. Loss not known.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
THE BLYTHE CASE.

Washington, Jan 9.-The United States supreme court today dismissed the of the Blythe company Blythe, involving the Blythe estate of California.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
DINGLEY UNCHANGED.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The condition of Representative Dingey this morning practically unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-10
DIED OF A SHOCK.

New York, Jan 9.-Baiey Decker, colored was put to death by electricity in Sing Sing prison today He killed his white wife
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

LIEUTENANT GILMORE.
hit Lieutenant Gilmore receiving
flesh wound In the lex and his foot
stuck fast in the mud It was a choice
between surrender aud being slaugh.
tered
Lieutenant Gilmore aud party were
lined up by order Of General Luna 10 be-
shot. but We're saved by AguinAldo
General Macarthur is now Ia Bay
amau preparing 70 sweep the country
on both sides Of the Manila. DagupAn
road General Wheaton is At San Fabian
and General Lawton at Tayug The
Gordon from San Fabian 10 san Isidro
covers all the roads and occupies all the
towns on the line The American policy
is 10 prevent any more insurgents e..
Gaping 10 the north and 10 force them
toward the country west Of the railroad
Major March with battalion Of the
Thirty.third infantry occupies VigAn,
having made forced march from San
Fabian. The remainder Of the regi.
ment is on the way.
General Young with a handful Of cav.
airy and the MaccAbees is In Vigan. and
Lieutenant Colonel Howe with four dec.
imAted companies Of the Thirty fourth.
bal efooted and tagged. is struggling to-
ward vigAn from AligA
There are 5000 Spanish prisoners In
AbrA province, whose release through
the military operations is expected soon
II is learned that AguinAldo had a
large amount Of stores at BAyambAngA,
which General Lawton's troops have
probably captured
The steamer Francisco Refs has taken
a cargo Of supplies 10 DagupAn. where
a base will be- established Hospitals
have been equipped at San Isidro. Cab
Analuan aud Tayug
Many Of the American troops are suf-
fering from exhaustion. fever or dysen'
terry and are in need Of hospital treat
ment
Captain Fowler march after General
Alejandrino's brigade, with one oompa'
ny Of the Thirty.,hird regiment was
one Of the bravest incidents OF th,
war The company left Dagupan alone
under orders TO locate the enemy Capt
Fowler had been warned by the native,
that he and bis men would be eNtermi
mated The guides deserted them befor,
Mangalaron was reached. All Of Alejan
drinos artillery WAS focused upon tn,
street along which they advanced Tn,
guns were manned by Spaniards. VIII,
said afterward that they had fred ovel
the heads Of the Americans, "a they de
sired that the latter should win, hoping
thus 20 gain their freenom.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

division, 1t appears clear that the wal
Office officials do not look for a speedy
collapse Of Boer resistance.
Brief kilograms coming from NAtAl
and the central Of the theSter Of war
convey little information about the cit.
EAtion
Naauwpoort reports half Of the Coles.
burg Dutch who respOn dsd to the Boe
summons are now returning to theii
homes, so perhaps the serious civil
troubles hampering General Gatacr,
may be lessened and military'operationi
under his direction commenced
SO far as known the Ladysmith relief
force is still at Frere, though III,
bridge perhaps. has been sufficiently re
paired to permit its passage on Nov 30
In which case the opposing forces may
have already come in contact near Co
lenso, where apparently the Beers wer,
strongly entrenched on the north side OF
the river.
Special dispatches from Pretoria, dat
ed Sunday Nov &C. says there was an
other sortie from MAfeking on Saturday
Nov 20. On the morning Of that day
the police made an attack on Eloffl
Fort with great determination. Tn,
fight was progressing when the dispatcl
was sent Several ambulance train
left Mafeking on Nov. 25 foi the Ere,
State where heavy fighting is expecte,
during the coming week, when th,
Beers, II is added, resist the advance O.
the British in the direction Of Kimbe,
ley.
A special dispatch received here from
Freere dated Tuesday. Nov ~. say
while attempting TO blow upa 5OO-fooi
bridge over the river at Colenso. the
Beers were driven hack by the British
artillery and mounted infantry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
BRITISH AND BOERS.
No News Of Any More Important
Battles Fought.
RELIEF PUSHING on.
hethuen l. Expected 10 Reach Rimber
ley In a Day or TwO-lIOers
Reported Repulsed While
Destroying a Bridge.

& London. Dec. while rumors Of 70.
lief at Kimberley are current. they may
b. premature in literal sense. but
there seems no doubt the pressure on the
garrison has been much lightened by
General Methuen's successes and actual
relief Of tho place likely to be fact
very soon a clue 10 the urgent reasons
which dictated General Methuen's hur.
NED march may be found in Governor
Miners hint 10 the relief committee At
Cape Town 10 prepare for the reception
Of 10000 refugees. indicating the gArri.
son must have had reason 10 fear the r,
duciion Of Kimberley by starvation and
disease
MOst Of the recent news from Kimber'
ley comes by the way Of Pretoria, and
seems 10 show Kimberley and Maieking
as acting in concert with General
Methuen, for at the time the battle wa,
raging at Gras Pan both Colonel Keke.
wich and Colonel Baden-Powell made
sorties and assailed the beleaguerz The
result Of the Mafeking sortie is not
known, but according 10 dispatch
from Pretoria Colonel Kekewich in
ficted considerable loss on the Beers
two shells killing aud wounding II ia
= group Of Beers
Il is reported that General Methueu
has resumed his march northward and
il expected to form junction with th'
Kimberley force on Saturday or Sunday
1t Is suggested that some quarters Of th'
Boor force has been withdrawn from
north Cape Colony and may be hurry
ing 10 attack General Methuens rear
but the reinforcemenis have pushed
rapidly forward from Orange river au,
n'aar and it is concluded that the.
thought 10 circumvent such designs.
From Lord Wolseley's announcement
II has been decided 70 call out one NOR
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
THIN FATE on GILNORE
Was Condemned TO Death, but Was
Saved by AguinaldO.
TROOPS IN BAD FIX.
Many Are FooiSorc, Sick and Broken
Down fOwler's Daring March
With Company Of Texas.
Pursuing Aguinaldo.

Manila Dec when the landing
party from the United States battleship
Oregon. under Lieutenant Commander
McCrackin took the town Of Vigsn.
province Of llocos, last Sunday they
found thers an escaped prisoner, A l.
Sonneushein, who furnished the first
authentic account OF the experience Of
Lieutenant James G. Gilmore Of the
Yorktown who. with a party Of the
Yorktown was captured by the insur-
gents near Baler. on the east coast Of
Luzon last April while making an eT-
animation of the mouth Of the river In
a launch
According 70 Mr. Sonnenshein. when
Lieutenant Gilmore launch entered the
river from Baler harbor under cover Of
Ensign w II standley's gun. the land
ing was received with three volleys.
Two Of the Americans were killed and
two mortally wounded Every man was
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

San Antonio, Dec. l.--United State
Marshal George l. Seibrecht has beer
advised Of the ambushing aud murdel
Of II W. Wallace. n deputy custom
collector 20 miles north Of Preside
Wallace was hurrying prisoner to th'
town Of Preside. but was waylAid by
party OF Mexicans,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Rrl.l.h N..d Nor. Treep..

London. Dec The military expert,
say that more men are clearly needed il
all directions. General Methuens col
umn Is still very weak. In Natal Gen
Clery's relief force is not considered an,
too large. while Generals French and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02

Getacre have only small detachment
which TO operate in y most difficult
country. The Fifth division Is urgently
needed and the Sixth may have q
follow
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Dr. LanEford Killed.

Houston, Dec DIR Geo. A. Lank.
ford was shot and killed Wednesday
night at the family home near Harris.
burg and Mrs Landlord, the widow. is
in jail here. charged with the crime.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
General M.,hu.n wounded.

London, Dec. lit Is officially an
nounced that General Methuen wa
among those wounded at the battle o
Aodder river
General Methuen. II developed later
was slightly wounded by bullet whicl
inflicted flesh wound in the thigh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-02
Confsd.rat. Moaumsat Uav.llsd.

Nashville. Dec. L. The Confederate
monument 10 those who died at the bat
tie Of Franklin, SO years ago, was un'
veilsd at Frankfort Thursday in the
presence Of 10000 paonlA
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
EAsToN, ELDR1DGE & co.

RESIDENCE.
s. 0Go-On Twentieth ST, Guerrero; fine
residence district; story house S rooms
and bath: could be remodeled into flats;
lot 25x114.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
s3 s30OO-Substantial well-built residence on
twenty fourth cars: lot 25xii4.
SMALL INVESTMENTS.
S. 5O0O-Pays Is per cent per annum; nine fats,
near Fifth st.
3 and rooms and rear house. This
district is in demand for commercial
purposes.
s., oOo-BIock and half from Market and Kearny
sts.; tenements; rents SS6; don't fail
TO see this.
s., ,so0-Good house. rooms and bath and high
basement near Seventh st.
81, 7o0-One block from Market and Kearny St;
2-story house: rooms; must be sold.
FORCED SALE.
Will take almost anything for a good
building lot on Clipper St. near Noe.
26x114 feet, owner must leave for the
Philippines.
CHEAP COTTAGE.
81 50O-Nice cottage of rooms sunny side st. ;
near car line; 25x1OO feet; make offer
BARGAIN-IMPROVEM
S150-Buys the Improvements, consisting OF a
well-built cottage Of 4 rooms, and 2
story house of rooms; near Ninth and
Harrison SITS.
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
S, ,5oo-Corner lot on Filbert st; 12Ox125; choice
residence neighborhood.
SS25-Near Masonic and McAllister ST. {;
all ready for building.
S500-Near Mission st; street work all done
half cash, balance 615 per cnt.
$250--Clement st; Sutro car line rare invest
ment.
We hold our regular auction sales every two
weeks. For further particulars apply TO
63s Market st
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
MARRIED.

HTEN-REUMANN-In Oakland. June
2s 1899, Frederick G. Gerichten and Emma
Reumann
Observation-Disclosures q. 1899, by the Rev
H N Schoenfeld. Hyman Casper and Sarah
Mills. =.
DOUGLAS-LAURHENT this city, June 21
1899 bv the Rev. Father John Nugent. John
w Douglas and Ella Lucille Laurhent, both
of San Francisco.
GABRIEI-SON-In this city. June Is. 1899, by
the Rev. J. Nieto, Harry Gabriel and Carrie
A. Son, both of San Francisco
GURRY-PEDLER-In this city, June 13, lsss
at ST. Bridgets Church, by the Rev. Fatner
Cottle Charles ]. Curry and Josephine r.
PedIer both Of San Francisco.
HARBAND-STRAUSS- this city. June 25
and Sarah Strauss both of San Francisco.
OT-SCHAEFER-In this city June "a
1899 by the Rev. ]. G. Mangod, Leon Jay
mot and Dora Schaefer-
ND-BOTHMANN-In this city. June 2S
1899 by the Rev J. NJ Buehler. William F.
Strand and Pauline Bothmann. .
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Howard S Afford and Margaret Brennan. 35-22
Desmond Ellsworth and Frances Friedrich 25-26
Adalbert Volswinkler and Lima Muller: 1888
Alfred Heslop and Lille f. Berry. ........".34-4
Harry Chase and Minnie Pfaff. Z2-22
Frank J. Fisher and Rosie D. Seamans 8-23
George E Karstadt and Rhoda Sequeria. 2 10
Simeon Hinton and Lucinda Perkins. 35-S
Carl E F. Trrmmer and Franziska 3. j.
Ueberall ...................-.-...... S4-z5
HieHs HkeAaiiuei is'ei'i''oa
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
BORN

CJTNNINGHAM-In this city, June &C. 1899. to
the wife of John J. Cunningham. SON.
BONE or BOwEN--In this city. June 2s. 1899.
to the wife of Robert Bone or Bowen.
daughter.
C;ALE-In this city. June 80, 1899. to the wife
of s. G. Gale Jr., son.
GRIMES-In this city June 27, 1899. to the wife
of Frank Grimes, daughter.
uARRIS-In this city June 26 1899, TO the
wife of Edward Harris, a daughter
HASKIN-In this city June 26, 1899, TO the
wife of Elmer J. Haskin, a son.
KORTS-In this city, June 26. 1899, TO the
wife of Henry Korts, a son.
LIDDICOAT--In' this city, June 20, 1899 to the
wife of william Lddicoat, daughter.
MeDERMOTT-In this city. June "a. 1899, to the
wife of James McDermott, a son.
MURRAY-In this city June 81 1899. TO the
wife of Edward F. Murray, daughter.
O,KANE-In this city June 8. 1899. to the
wife of Frank O'Kane, son.
SHERMUND-In this city TO the wife OF
Henry Shermund, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

i, g. Gil Z NEE ,Ei12sL EsTafs AGENTS.
a." ...-. -. =: *.:..:.: IA MONTGOMERY ST.
=. r.. +. ! +: -. s47. 500.
. Cornert:::4lsar Baldwin Hotel site; improve
rents. aad:lot.. .24N6e
" -. .:r> WI r.. $4,000.
6ofner on Davis st; improvements; renting
fors si9sQ per annun; lot 24N15.
i. i. !: 1t ,.=;.. +. :; s.. .. s12,500:
. :F2lye fats; rents Si05: 25x1S7:s; a short dis
5@'s,s ffofj1" Market St TarK st, business prop
.29Oz IeIt.Az.4oRE F. + ST; BUSINESS PROP
Rents: $3.50 per :annsin substantial improye.
T3e5Ifsi modern building: store ana na'S' =00
+. =. TX: :. ..:::. = sl2. 500
#I2sllts $3.50 per. anndI;.2 fats Of rooms and
Hatlt .eaoh4. 65xl$7s6;. Western Addition good
lQcatipn.:<: - -. - ~ II. IT,.
/. 3: '-:-::.=' y. =. $4,000
: -l;etllf. Substantial nearly new flats on Web
sJef ST lot 3$xS2 s. rents fog 3s64 per annum-
=. .'..= u. .~- $500.
II Sarenteentl: ST store and fat; large lot; As
=. r. T. - ..s.;.-- $500
- Neaf= Taz,Ior and California sta; rents $3.50
.per aFnj}Jn: g.elegaht nearly new modern flats
cf.6, snd 5 rooms and bath EACH etc; large
Tot.
] = .:...=...= ...* $500
Rents x218* per annum; big bargain. house
In 8 teneinents and lot; near Clay and Mason.
u .=..>*.:.: =.... /" $500,
story Fin3ov residence and lot 26x96; bust
ness !edauqh; should be converted into store
J. ana fat =.
8: -. - =. :: $3.50
Pine street: "a bargain; very cozy bay-win-
s.: do5y cottage Of : rooms and bath; brick foun-
datton. etc. street accepted by the city; large
. -. 1-:.:.....: g. S35oO.
Seventeenth ST.. near Valencia cottage o.
!. rooms. and ksth: etc; lot 9Oxl0o.
.-.-... q. = r.. so, 600.
- llfil0 andE10Sy150; equaF TO Is lots; corners;
This is a bargain
twelve choice building. lots very cheap: $3.50
Markets -29k115e each; level. on grade and ready
Icr building: offered at. very low prices ana De-
: ing SO nicely located are selling rapidly
-. s. $3.50 AND UPWARD.
: ON very easy. terms are offering the lots
at Waller and. Steiner SITS. Of the German saw
ln6s and loan. Society. street work done com
-plete lots ali ready 10 build on; terms 4 cash.
- balance at. 7..Pef cent only Ie" leit'
- =. $500. AND. UPWARD
q. Richmond lots. Tenth ave, C and D SITS;
!: adjacent 10 tie park 25xl20 on installments;
= Call and obtain one OF our Real Estate
*Records, q" which contains a list Of properties
for sale IN all parts OF the city.
!. :. g: H. UMBsEN & CO..
II Montgomery st
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02

Lots on Seventeenth. Eighteenth. Noe and
Hartford SITS: Just placed on market; offered
cheap and very easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
IlRTHS- MARRIAGES. -DRAfHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized TO have the same published.