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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-09
THE PARIS BAPTIST CHURCH,
MITIGATION 10 TO he CARRIED no
THE SUPREME COURT.
D1strict Court and Court
of Appeals.

Paris. Texas january Authorization
was received here today OF tho afhrmance
Of the case Of J. N. Nrt ct al vs.. First
Baptist church Of Paris BY tho court Of
civil aprsesls at Daalaa yesterday. and Gre
Atsd quite stir amonx the Baptists.
-Four or fvo years ago tho church split,
. minority opposing the doctrines preached
by the pastor, @. M. Fortune (slnce re-
tired from the pulpit and now practicing
law at South McAlester. l, IT, AZ hor-
etical, The minority rented hall and
have been since holding regular services
by themselves They had State council
called. composed OF DIR. X. O. Burieson
and the leading divines, which sat for
several days and decided that the minor
ity represented the orthodox church. The
minority thercupon brought suit to re-
cover the property, which Is the cos,licst
church edltice in Parts. Judge Mcclellan
decided in favor Of the plaintiffs and the
court OF appeals affirms tho decision. The
case will be taken TO the supreme court.
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DENTON MATTERS.
Funeral of J. A. LonH--Tce and Frost
in Abundance.


Denton, Texas, january 1.-THE burial Of
Joe A. Long, who did at Tucson, Ariz,
ON The Sd Instant. as heretofore told In The
Post, took place here today, one az the
longest funeral proce; soris ever seen here
following the remains TO the Odd Eel
lows cemetery, wherein the body was In ;
TERED. Every business house in town closed
It's doors during The services which were
conducted by Rev. w. NJ. Anderson of
Dallas, and the First Presbyterian church
was filled TO Overlooking, many friends and
acquaintance being compelled to wait cut
side. The pail bearers were J. ]. Simmons
OF Dallas, J. o. Bell. L. L. Fry. w. l.. Fore
8. A. Gibson and William Williams.
considerable Ice and frost appeared
this morning and 1t Is feared that the cold
nights are working 10 the Injury OF the
wheat crop.
The city school teachers are conducting a
school OF methods at the high school build
ing during their enforced idleness on ac-
count OF the scarlet fever scare, which
caused the adjournment OF the schools for a
week. Superintendent II. G. Snow 10 con-
Quoting It,
Hon. ]. B. Schmitz, who was the republi-
can nominee for governor IN 1892, accom-
panied by his brother Ed sohmidtz, left last
night for Mendoza ILL.,. having yesterday
received q Telegram from there stating that
their father was dying
w. W. Heetheohe OF corskcana Is in the
city arranging for the presentation OF some
auie,e ur tlheatricals. two plays. one OF
which is To be put on under the auspices
az tho Ariel club. and the other for the
beucat OF the ODD Follows cemetery.
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"a Parry md Gnnndo.

Ganado, Texas, january THE pro.
gressiye angling party given at the resi-
dcnce OF their parents by Misses Gallie and
Pauline Mauritz I'm honor of MISS Meta
Carothers, who was spending the holidays
here, was the first of it's kind ever given
here.
The yotsng people enjoyed this feature
OF the entertainment till 10 O'Clock. when
the pleasant (bostesses invited their guests
into the spicioiis and brilliantly lighted
dining hall. whore an elegant repast Was
thoroughly enjoyed.
After supper the happy tbrong was en-
tertabned With music. At the concliIsi0n
of the entertainment Prof. D. NJ. Doyle
sang comic farewell entitled "We'll Meet
On That Beautiful Shore
The guests, with hearts full OF sweet
gratitude and overlooking with praise for
their fair hostesses. the gay throng dis
persed. each hoping that at some time IA
the future they might enjoy a repetition
OF those pleasant hours,
Miss Meta Carothers returned on Tues.
day to her duties IN the high school At
Houston. OF which she speaks On the hi2h-
eat terms as an institution Of learning.
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BalIinser Personals.

Ballinger, Texas, January s.-Miss ida
Miles returned to college at Weatherford
this morning.
w. J. Turner, one OF our large cattle
dealers, returned from lIillsboro.
Misses Maggie and Ernie Underwood
returned home from Brentwood.
d. A. Holly. county treasurer OF Lam.
pasas county, Ia visiting In the county.
Mrs. VIII Vaughn has returned from
Brentwood.
Misses Lizzie and LATHE Turner have
returned from San Angelo.
G. r. Miller, who has been spending the
holidays with his family, left for Houston
this morning to continue his engagement
with w. D. Cleveland & Co. as cotton
buyer.
Miss Alma Doose has returned from San
Angelo.
Judge M. c. Smith has returned from
Sherman, where be went accompanying
his daughter, who goes to attend the con-
servatory Of music at Mary Nash college,
Miss Smith is one of the most talented
young ladies OF this county. and her
friends will watch her course I'm college
with much and increasing interest.
w. ]. Miller part owner and manager
OF the roller Touring mills OF this place,
has Just returned from Austin and Bren-
ham, whore he spent the holidays.
Prof. Charles Shepherd. Misses Augusta
lIargrave ami Hsttie Tapnshdll, teachers
in the Ballinger high school, have returned
from Brownwood where they have spent
their holiday vacation.
Mr. James Il. Brewer. who has large
jewelry establishment here. was AWAY
for the past week buying new stock.
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Wylie left today 70
spend the rest Of the winter in Florida and
other winter resorts.
Mr. A. Schawe will 20 to Brenham In =
few days to close cut his interests at thar
point In order that he may concentrate all
business at that point.
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FOUND DEAD.
Lady Had Wrecked Hor Henlth IN
Working for Others.

Lady Had Wrecked Hcr Health IN
Working for Others.
Sherman. Texas, january s.,Mrs. Clara
Hanson. aged 81, was found dead In hor
room ut an early hour this morning with
small hemp cord drawn tightly around
the neck and the other end fastened 10 the
bedstead; the face was discolored and one
hand clenched and bloodshot, Indicating \
sudden and violent deaah
Deceased was a prominent German lady
and noted for her benevolent work among
that class OF sufferers who needed mas
sage treatment, she being proficient In thar
art, which she pracpiced without change,
and at which she had worked no constantly
that she had almost. collapsed both men,
tally and physically.
She was the wife OF Nicholas Hanson,
prominent Danish American. and sietor OF
B. Fl. zatk q prominent cigar manuiac-
turer. Justice Barker viewed the remains
this morning and Will hold an inquest t,-
morrow.
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(pEAKERSHlP Fight
k..ms 10 Be fsvorlte Aksinst the
Field.
WILL DEVELOP STRENGTH.
l. sayers Again Announces
4. !. Taking No Part what
ever In the Battle.

Texas. January S.-There are
No hundred members OF the next
! tonight and the struggle for the
M has grown In intensity in pro-
I'M tho increase in the number
n. sherril,'s strength has in
lore rapidly than that Of the others
pks very much now as II 1t were
against Sheriff..
nd combinations Of oil kinds have
rested whispered about and hiiissli
hut Messrs. Bailey and Prince
atIc In their denials Of any knowl-
Sych aud give II out that they will
bce nothing that looks lika a
4 the same can not be said of all
followers. In some instances per-
pretend to be for Bailey have
F out that where they could not
II making ii vote for him they
make one for Prince. What the
"a s,rch cases has not yet been
but 1t is c:rhain that there Is a
Element at work seeking to con-
organization OF the house for plr-
n would not meet with general
| III disclosed.
,as Mr.. Bailey is concerned, he
D be Is In the race solely to meet
n of n number of very warm
nd that II he can not win on his
rs he will not be "a party to any
4 trade or resort to the making
rs Of any kind to reach the goal.
|are several OF Governor Sayers'
Eende working for Prince and that
use to report that lie is the adj
Hon candidate, but word has been
krom the governor himself that he
kterest in the race and that the in
ADMINISTRATION has no favorite for
|or In other words d,nat he Is abso-..
lands off,
q no tonight is follows: Sheriff..
", "a; Prince. Z; Childs, s.; nom
y, IA. sss: l.. ]
Ice headquarters thirteen votes are
Tor him and Childs claims twenty
Itip,gent Inquiry fails to bring Out
kber OF members who will declare
b. OF them. It can be predicted
kty, however, that Prince will de-
hsbderable strength when the bnl-
gins and 1t is not unlikely that the
narrow down between him and
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Julia Meredith, coiored. has 3s-cslibsr
bullet in her head, and her husband Is In
jail pending an investigation and the re-
suit Of the wound. News was received In
the city Saturday evening that woman
had been shot, and sheriff d.. r. Telgue,
County Attorney Buchanan, County Ply
stefan T. B. Hynes and The Post reporter
rode out to the place. William Meredith
admitted that he did tho shooting. but
claimed that II was an accident. He said
that he had been Swapping the pistol and
did not know his wife was about, nor did
he think the pistol would shoot: 70 his
surprise It was discharged and, me woman
passing the door At the time. The bali
struck her. She made NO abatement. DR..
Hynes prObed for the bullet last night. but
could not locate 1t. In fact, every indi-
cation Wa THAT the bali had struck the
woman In tho upper psst Of The lobs Of The
left ear and lad passed on. thu wouua
being only In the Aesh. A1'his morning,
however. the probe followed bet4er ~
psth Of ths bulist an1 II y oew belisvoa
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LIVES OTHER INTERESTS.
fship Is Not the Only Place
= IN II

fship Is Not the Only Place
Mt Stake.
pro, Texas, January 7. --Indications
that the spealsershap fight at Aus
ftting highly interesting. Repre-
p who are at Austin are writing
ng to friends and Influential people
State to come and help them fight
favorites. The Post representa-
pced by accident upon a telegram
ldresset to an influential citizen
|lows the interest. 1t says, the
Reng omitted Come to Austin
{ lou can do your interests much
|nereiore evident that the race for
kesnip involves other things be-
election Of a speaker, and that 1t
IVY mas bearing and may have
'anl influence upon future politics
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wharton Locals.

Wharton. Texas. january S.-'Mrs Vol
Meriwether. president Of the Cemetery as
sociattIcn, has issued call meeting for
next wednesday, January IL. at p. m.
All members are earnestly requested to at
tend. as the annual election OF officers and
tIhe sexton Is to be held at that meeting
The White Teachers institute WILL meet
in Wharton January 1914. A very inter
est.ng pnognymme has been prepared, con-
sisting OF essays. music and entertaining
consists n MRS Maude Watts. Profs. w.
n. Foster. w. H. Flymn,e and q. Il.
Thayer.
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box. COOPER SAMSON
b In = just Libel Law and .
New constitution.

u IN - - u0t AhUCA AS& w anu -
New Constitution.
town, Texas, January Hon
SAMSON. representative-elect from
knty-frst district. when asked by
correspondence to give his views
proposed libel law and coustitu-
Invention, replied as follows:
De been for several years Of my life
10 the newspaper business, / feel
interest in them, and would be
support a libel law that would
etine both the rights and liabilities
papers and would protect them in
lest efforts to publish news for the
public. have no desire, however,
rage or protect by law that char
sensational journalism which
Through wanton methods, to gain
sve new constitutional convention
> 10 advisable. 1t seems to be the
bns b. which needed changes can
Rplished. My father having been q
OF the convention that framed oair
Constitution, am, of course, of the
fhat very few criticisms could have
Psed upon II at the time 1t Was
PIT conditions have now changed,
changes In the constitution neces-
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CHINA onovE PLANTATION.
General JoltnsfOn's HOmestcad to be
Again Cultivated.

General J0ItnsfOn's HOmestcad to Be
Again Cultivated.
Sandy Point Texas, January 6'ThS
China Grove plantation has been purchased
by Mr.. jeff Weaver OF Rosenberg. Texas;
Mr.. Weaver passed through here with ten
wagons and forty mules en- route to his
new place. which no will put In thorough
order at once.
GENERAL JoHNsToN's OLD HOME
General Albert Sidney Johnstons old
homestead, China Grove. Is but LITTLE known
even to we'll informed people an most Al
other subjects OF Texas history.
The ODD homestead, containing some 100
acres, Is on the Columbia branch Of the
International and Greet Northern railroad.
The citation has haen known a. Chlue
Grove and Custer. but ID now named Ron-s
ncy. after Captain J, i. B0nney, IA ~
time and very popular conductor on -
tap.
land on the place and most o. It has been'
an constant cultivation since It Was drst
cleared up, II never fails TO produce eoo6
crops, and that without fertilixing. There
Is q ditch about two feet deep and four
feet wide on the suisth lins that ID ! milo
and half or more ~ length that = eald
70 have been dug with 3 spade ~ IT, GeprS
erals own hands. 81 Il q 81
Hutehtns, who was owper az tn Qoluqbla
Tap railroad bef0ge X bGcaMe q pokf ~
the International and Great Ncffh 6fn IN
tenn, and hcs AftArNefd5 eold = MeN3e1
Dodd, Brown g q, au1 froU ttnQ NJ
passed into tlse hands of *. -
Of New York. 3z 4 { Sss { }:4 !! y; Il
), The place /! =: pssss !. Z; y. - 3
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
HENDERSON OF LAMAR WILL m,
TRoDucE A RESOLUTION.
Ninety Fer Cent Of the Members Nov
At Austin Have Declared Theme
selves In Favor of II.

Austin, Texas, January s.-Hen-
dcrson Of Lamar states that he IL
uncquivocnily In favor OF = con-
stitutionni convention ana viii
Introduce n resolution In tho
house providing for the holding
OF one. Ninety per cent OF the
members here have expressed
themselves a. ready 20 vote for
ID M H .se VIZ
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OId-Time Houstonlans.
10 the Editor Of The Post.

As wrote for my frtend Mr.. W. q
Lille, his ARTICLE about the old Texaa
folks at his ddctation, !. not ne, am respon-
sible Tor any errors. am told that a.
Cramsr Is not dead. Tho elder A. cr,mer
OF the Arm Of cramer T. Wolf. In 1866
not Ia 1898. liz dead. There Is Mr.. A.
Cramer, grocer OF this city, alive. pre-
surnably . son OF A. Cramer Sr. But !
slipped up awfully on M. Richman IN giv-
Ing him IN as preacher. MY friend
LllHe was awfulIy shocked about It. and
how came to do Vt u be,end the recalI
OF my memory. see by turr,tng TO role;h
copy that "preachce''S was interiined.
Now az to stating Mr.. John g. Trube az
dead. 1t happened this way: handed Mr..
Lille my directory sr,d asked him 70 In
dicate w1o were desd BY placing The let
ter "a, In the margin oppoelte each name
Of . person Dad. on close inspection
md I'd" between Henry J, and John g,
Trube. W. II. Aajley. Gr., 4 4 q.
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\. Contcstnnts from Crime.,

Anderson. Texas, january S--I. NJ. Ben.
nett. populist, who received certificate Of
election to the Twenty-slxth legislature
has gone to Austin TO take his seat.
w. T. Waeson, democrat, who will CON
test the seat OF Bennett. has also gone tc
Austin to present his claims.
I +. L. Plarters Of North Grimes has gone
to Austin; he will be candidate for as
sistant doorkeeper. W. r. Franklow will
be q candidate for assistant doorkeeper OF
the senate.
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Galveston Favor. paaley,

Galveston. Texas. January s.-Several
Galveston politicians are interested in the
outcome Of the speakership race at Austin
and some of them express the intention OF
being on the ground to take part In tho
fight. Bailey is q favorite here because of
his known ability as a parliamentarian and
his iustness and fairness to all. He has
been tried and his fitness for the position
out much previous legislative experience.
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POSTAL cLEnKs FoR MAxILA.

Two Texas Men Have Been Dis
patched to Philippines.
Fort Worth, Texas, January s.This
morning Roy Fetheringell and j. v.
Montiief. two well-known railway portal
clerks In the service OF Uncle Sam, left
via the Texas and Pacific for Sam Fran
cisco, From that place they Will sadl on
tho 18th for the Philippines. They have
been detailed for service In the new mill
tary postal stations recently estabIished
In that country, one OF which lis at IIolIo.
Mr.. Fetheringell has been running ON the
st. Louis and Texdrkana roirte and Mr.
route. He has lived In this city for a
number OF years
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JAMES n. WELLS, JR.. DEAD.
Young Man Succumbcd TO an Acct.
dental Wound.

Brownsville, Texas, january s.--Janes
B. Wells, Jr., aged ID, eldest son OF James
b. Wells, who accidentally shot himself
with small rifle last Tuesday, died at
noon today from the effects of the wound,
1t is a terrible blow to his parents. They
have the deepest sympathy of the entire
community. He was a bright lad and
was greatly beloved by every one who
knew him,
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FIGHT ON HILL.

snAw Is Looking After Dali
- Mans Interests.
texas, January S.-W. A. Shaw
nere tonight mdngling with the
= Is understood that the con-
= W N. @. Hill of Dallas, whose
~ Us nnancial agent OF the peni-
mas been announced will be
sue senate. and. as his selection
'.nclpally to Shaw. that gentle
q 4 y incumbent upon himself to
his defense.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-O. Palghat and wife,
George Glidgeon, St. Louis; Ed Jelenko
New York; w. O'Connell, Dallas; Max
Nicholson and wife, Austin; G. d. McDill.
Omaha; w. c. Conner, Jr., Houston; James
Moore, &c. b. Selvage, city; ] B. Parnham,
San Antonio: NJ. r. Sangutnet, Fort
Worth; d. w. Gilbert, Charles Kronthal
New York; l.. b. Wood. j. NJ. Galloway,
city; Louise Il. Taliaferro. Kansas City;
Oscar Gareissen, A. Kaufman and wife,
city; NJ. w Seaman New York.
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AN Ex-TExAN.

Henry r. EARLY, former we'll known
Texan. but now living in New York City,
was here today in the interest OF the
Eureka Fire Hose company. Mr.. Early used
to represent the company in Texas, and
as such Travelled pretty much all over the
State, making his headquarters in Fort
Worth, but he is now the superintendent OF
agencies and spends the most Of his time
in the East. He left this afternoon for
New York by way Of New Orleans.
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Orange, Texas. January e.-Etta lodge,
No. 8, knights of Pythias. viii publicly in
stall officers At their castle hall next
wadnesday night. An excsllest programme
has been prepared for the occasion, the
Knishts and their families snd friends and
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what MIR. Bnchnnnn wants.

Cleburne, Texas. january s.-Mr. J. w.
Buchanan has gone to AUSTIN to attend the
opening of the Texas Legislature. He will
be an applicant for appointment on the
board OF barber examiners of the State,
provided the law recommended by the bar
bers of the State Is passed.
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senator Linn Not Revolutionary.

Wharton, Texas, january s,Senator
John %. Linn left for Austin today to at
tend the session Of the legislature, which
convenes Tuesday. He states that he does
not carry a grip full of bills and new
measures. according to the statutes made
and provided, ETC., nor to otherwise revo-
lutionize things generally, having dlscov-
ereil last session that 1t takes an every
day, practical, up to date democrat to keep
even with pending business.
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If THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
be sure and U.S. thai old and wsll tried
remedy, Nrs. Wipslou's Soothing eyrup.
for children teething. II spothes the child.
.oftene the guuns. sllsye all pain. cures
wind Gale and y tbS bert remedy fos
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coansy Representative.

oensy Representatives.
eAas January s.-Hon. Huling
q o. Temple and Hon. W. II.
/ ~, neiton, Representatives elect
county to the next legIs-
= ~ sw Yesterday for Austin. They
bsu nenls for publication OF the
sh,v y hand, but BsN county
= bins ia =. Esq, left Yesterday for
r 4 as with tho legislative rep
' ImSs,, ,ney assemble. He has no
4 tions Of HIS own. but IL
'vr some friends. -
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all the frsternai orders In Shc city are In
vitcd to attend.
Bids have been submitted By ship car-
pente1s here 10 parties interested for buiid-
ing a twfn-screw steamer TO be run In tho
trade between Orange. Sabine Pass and
Galveston,
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Sheriff. Men CONFIDENT.

Greenvllle. Texas. January s.-Charlie
Jones and Ben Vaughan arrived yesterday
morning from Austin, where they went to
deadlsn timber in the interest OF Judge
Sheirill for speaker. Charlie reports the
prospects as more than favorable for Sher-
,.tn
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Fayette County Membe rs.

La Grange, Texas. January s.--Mr. c. E..
Lane ami Max Meitzen. newly elected rep
resentatives from this county left today for
Austin on the neon train. Both will support
Bailey for speaker.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Peter n. Dsnshse Shielded Because Of Bad
Health.
ANOTHER DEPUTY PILOT WAS ELECTED.
Commissioners Intimate There Are
Enough Men Now--Inst of De-
sertlng sailors Disposed OF.

Galveston, Texas. January s.--Peter Nj.
Donohue. native OF Ireland, aged about
90 years, committed suicide at o'clock
this afternoon by shooting himself In the
forehead with ss-caliber doublc-action
revolver. Death resulted In a few minutes
after the shot was fired. Justice Hersh-
berger was summoned and conducted an
inquest, The testimony of members OF the
family was taken and the verdict OF tho
corner was In accordance with the above
facts.
Donohue kept saloon at the corner OF
Sixteenth street and avenue A, which was
very much frequented by sailors and labor
ers along the wharf. He had been In very
bad health for several months and this u
believed TO have been tho reason he took
his own life. He leaves wife and several
children.
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DenIson, Texas, January 81. @. Rich
ardson. dairyman, was struck by an engine
in the Katy yards last night and killed.
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DEPUTY PILOT objected.

AT a meeting Of the pilot commits sioners
last evening H. G. Jones was examined
and elected as a deputy pilot to servo
under the branch OF Captain j III Wool
ford The commission is holding meetings
now every few days, whereas before the
present fight came up they did not have
Ia meeting from December 2, 1895, until the
same date OF 1885, just three years. They
intimate now that there ars plenty Of
pilots to take care Of the business of the
port.
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ssre Death 20 Rats and Mice.
BY Stearns Electric RAT ana noAcs