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SENATE Committees.

Austin, Texas, February 22.-committees
in the senate today reported bills as fol-
lows:
judiciary No. 1-Favorabiy on bill by
Morriss relating to the PURPOSES Tor "Aicn
n,.iyate corporations may be created.
unfavorably on Greor's bill relating TO
the hiring out Of conYicts.
Favorably on odeirs bill providing for
Tie appraisement OF real estate sold under
mortgage, deed OF trust, execution or otner
Fayorably on bill by Burns providing
that cotton exchanges, boards OF iraaes'
cts. may be incorporated
ravorabIy on houee bill By perden re-
noaiinp what IL known as the Jester
amendment" which provides for ths
sransfer annually OF ] per cent OF the per-
manent school fund to the available
| Judiciary No, 2--Favorsbly on stanoro
hill providing that where an onense ~
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wnsabnchie ItcmA

waxahachie. Texas, February 22--Justica
spencerJis having lively time forcing
out the cyprians in certain localities. 10
has been putting fines on them from time
to time. but attn more are coming Ia.
Tho wreck at tho Cannon stable was
cleared away today aud the broken traps
and bugsies have been set aside to be OBJ
served by a curious crowd. Ben, the biz
horse Is improving some, and, considering
his fall OF twenty feet. It is rsmarkabls
thar he survived at all. Tbs giving way
OF the posts caused the crash and much
onlv man In the crash, is doing better to-
day. though his scratches and bruises are
numerous.
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stomach felt bloatea and was constantly
weak and trembling. consulted several
phvsiciaps who treated me without doing
mo any good had almost given up In
despair when heard OF Pe-rn-na. II was
about six years ago that frst took Pc
ru-na. ! found II an immediate relief to
all my dlsaereeable symptoms 1t IL ,hr
only medicine that has ever been Of any
Use 10 me-"
Or. nMtman's latest book, omitted
"Winter Catarrh," sent free Address
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Conn
pany, Columbus. Ohio.
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Catarrh and Nervousness.

nervous porson nearly always has ca.
tarrh. Cntarrh is one OF the ways In
which depressed condition of the ncry-
Gus system shows itse!f. Catarrhal people
are soon made nervous. The relation be-
tween chronic catarrh and nervous de-
bility is most intimate.
Catarrh Is chronic congestion of some
mucous membrane The nerves, which
should guard the mucous membrane
against congestion, are depressed and their
function partially destroyed. Tho nerves
that should control the circulation in the
mucous membrane are called the vasa-
motor system of nerves. Depression OF
the general nervous system soon leads TO
depression OF tho vasa motor system. De-
preston Of the vasa-motor system OF
nerves ut once causes chronic catarrh.
Any remedy 60 effect radical cure OF
chronic caiarrh must operate directly
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cuero Cuttings.

cuero. Texas, February 22,--Today oe'
ing waabinglon's birthday, the banks are
closed and public schools ars havins
holiday. There Is grand match hunt on
hand today among the nimI9as o. Snero'
The' Iittla 3-year-od son Of William
nah,ne accidentally fell of Of the bed
and b-okc his collar bong, Il, ~.
The presbyterian ladies VIII give
yash,neton tea Thursday afternoon ~ tns
residence OF Mrs. Willie Breeder
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NORTHWESTERN ASYLUM REPAIRS
,,ring Forth n Singing Resolution
from senator Dibreu.

,,,nr Forth n Singing Resolution
from senator DibreH'
Anstin Texas. February 2t.-The follow
ing resolution, introduced by senator DID
Ia, Was unanimously adopted In the
senate today;
whereas requisition has been made
$40, tbe Twenty-sixth Legislature Tor an
,nnronrIation for $4,000 10 complete and
render habitable the buildings recently
erected al the Southwestern insane asylum
q, Can Antonio, by virtue Of an appro-
nr,o,ion nv the Twenty-afth legislature
Of $4,000; ~
IA ,yharaas II is reported that the
anaaiacatinns furnished by the architect
! NJ saia now buildings, failed TO make any
nroviainn for finishing the walls OF inc
| 1870 h,ildIncs. from the floor nye hna
cne-half feet up, leaving the BRICK walls
rough and exposed ..oa 40,
And. whereas II is further reporten uia'
eaid specifications faiied 70 laHho p ds.;rs
ions Tor flooring Of basement renus. int
~. ~. an,ira building uninhabltable. uniess
satd rrther appropriation Is MADE,
49, I'D whereas. II said report - true, y
.,n,her chapter in series OF outIass'
,ha, have been perpetrated upon the stat'
No eYeetion Of It's public puiiaihg'
hat should not longer be tolerated. 'hrse
fore, ITO Il 10 house con
resolved by the senate, inc mouse s .on
o,rri,r That committee Of three ,lo,'
aa,a,a he appointed by the president
- 10 !, i,,te number on the part OF the nous
a.. ~ sneaker. whose duty II snaii ps
~ .,,a an Immediate Investigation OF sal
nha,.es and OF said building ana IN
ca,ss, NJ such alleged gross neglec,, an
In such charges be found true 70 '0sAs
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Nonrm TEXAS wnATHER.
A decided Contrast to That of n


needed Contrast to Thnt of
Week AGO.
Dallas, Texas, February 2.,-The warm
weather of the past few days has wrought
wondrous changes In the appearance OF
things In North Texas Grass has begun
TO peep through the sod again the dow
ers are smiling once more and wheat and
winter oats look well. In one short week
North Texas has been transformed from
n land frlgid In winters brown TO see
ton fragrant with the first breath of
spring
Farmers are Mt work and plowing Ia on
in earnest. large oat acreage Is being
planted and IL the present excellent
weather continues, corn planting VIII
shortly begin.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The senate.

Austin Texas, February 22.--The sci
ate met at 10 o'clock with quorum
present.
Substitute house bill to authorize pri-
vate corporations created or that may be
created under the general laws of Texas
to extend or renew their corporate exist
ence where the same has expired or may
be about to expire by lapse of time and
prescribing the conditions and mode of
such extension or renewal was passed to
a third reading, and, on motion OF Burns,
was passed finally under suspension OF
the rules.
Grinnan's concurrent resolution petition
ing the congress of the United States to
call convention proposing amendments
TO said constitution was adopted,
Bill by Lewis, abolishing the limitation
of 5 per cent in the purchase OF county
bonds for the permanent school fund and
leaving the purchases entirely diacre-
tionary with the State board OF educa-
ton. was engrossed and passed hnaiiy I'LL
der suspension of the rules.
Dibrel's libel bill was next considered
and the committee substitute was aaopteu
in lieu of the original bill. McGee Of
fered an amendment to strike out section
i of the bill which reads as follows:
section I. Libel is q false, -willful,
malicious or wantop defamation en-
pressed by writing, printing, pictures,
| drawings. signs or other representation
| tending to blacken the memory OF one
who is dead or to impeach the hoh-
esty. integrity. virtue or reputation,
ar TO publish the natural defects OF one
who is alive, and thereby to expose
1 such person to public hatred, con-
| tempt ridcule or financial injury.
| The amendment was lost by viva voce
| vote. 1900 -,
| Amendment by James was adopted ADD
| ing n section which provides that maiice
| expressed in communication Is assumed
| by the publisher. .,.;
| Amendment was adopted allowibg CRU
| clsm of the official acts of pubic ON.
| ciaIs and another adding land without
malice" in the section which provides foi
| the nuh,ication of the truth without IN
| tention TO injure. ,4o,
Amendment was adopted adding alter
the word defamation" In section ,i'. ! 'ne
words Statement or pupiica.'oi'
Amendment by Lewis was adopted hiaN
inc subdivision 4 read as follows; state
ments made In Il communication 70
narsnn interested therein by one VINO u
also interested" This is SUBDIVISION u
regard 10 communications published D.
newspapers. $50, ,aa;,o aete
| Amendment WAS duoPtSu -.
The word ''iibel" in section the follow n,'',
ing. s'In order TO be the basis OIL CIV
, action for damages auto, m,
Amendment was adopted stirling on y
The qualification of libel IN section =
ne he Mi which relates to mistake mad
in publication ard apoiogy. g., su,
Amendment was adopted adding IN SUI
t d;y;sion 4. after the words made IA "a
the following: Letter or other private.
Lewis secured adoption OF sme9o,nFi
adding the following 10 ,, sn"o, ~ sue
( ,o rtc. or or other private communica aon
o an newspaper or circular shall not
d privileged" a.,t str,,,in
n ont the cnacting clause, and on n'9 y IN
u purns It was tabled by VOC ., w. w., +,
N and the bill ordered ensr'h9eu ~
10 following yote
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pnlln.itc. Going to Austln.

Dallas. Texas. February Eek Mayor
+. p. Holland, who is member of the
board of directors OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical college, went to Austin TO-
night. He will use his endeayors TO Sc
cure a liberal appropriation by the Iegls-
lature TO the institution at Bryan.
Nearly 100 other Dallaslea went 10
Austin to take part in the light on the
charter amendments.
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neformntory commlttec.

Waco, Texas. February 22.--senators
Wayland and Davidson and Representa-
tlves Gordon. Shannon and CUP spent The
night in the city en- route 10 Gatesville,
where they, in the capacity OF special
committee, will inspect the management
of the State reformatory.
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n Is INTRODUCED.
In the senate.

Miller introduced bill permitting NJ. 7.
and NJ. c. Chapman to sue the State in tho
district court of Dallas county to ascer-
tain how much. II any. money is due them
or account of the boring of an artesian
we'll at the North Texas insane asylum.
Odell introduced a bill prohibiting al
rors from playing ten pins and excluding
them from ten pin alleys.
Morriss introduced a bill providing Tor
the equipment OF the State eleemosynary
institutions with fire escapes.
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Compnny NJ Given rsousina Weicon.s'
trillsboro, Texas, February 22.s-The CIT

izeps gave company NJ. Third Texas voiun-
teers. rousing public reception toh'su'
at the court house, celebrating their re.
turn home and praising the motives o.
patriotism which prompted the ppys 70
shouldar arms for their country
The following programme was renue.s "a
naunor, y CAPTAIN Il. q. Shields.
..,rho ,.sssagican Soldier" Judge 10 ADJ
bots. r,m Nv.
"Wnshingtona Birthday, Georse -
Jordan. ,o,.,na,v NJ
10 captain Shields, w y, Spell
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San Angelo LosaIs.

San Angelo, Texas. February 2l,--witn
returning nnc weather business activities
are everywhere manifest in san Angelo
Prof. W, S. sutton Of the state nni'
yersity viii arrive here Thursday 70 ex-
ANNA the public school for It's afhtiatiol,
With With the university and 10 participate "a
Inc exercises Of the concho vailey any
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uillsboro. Texas, February 1.-THE -
dies Of the sesame club last night pre-
sentod 1.-THE Merchant Of Vcnice 20 :
crowded house. The ladies represented a.
ia cbaracters except shyiock, which pstt
was played By Prof, ". W, Hestncots ~
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playing was frequently applauded. During
the performance some pistol shots outside
giving fire alarm almost produced
panic II was avorted by the cooler heads.
who blocked the aisles and made the pen
pie sit down. IA the house was packed
with people. mostly ladies' Htampeds
would have resulted In fatalities.
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OF HittIu yam
l hnv o been
subject TO .icr-
voua dyspepsia
] would have
spells OF quiv-
erlng in nay
stomach, with
$ M o / h Q r ing
feelings. ! was
suffering from
what is callod
neryous pros
ira I ion. Ny
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The House.


Austin. Texas. February 2sA 80.
!, the house was promptly on mana io'
duty ut the appointed hour. oui,s
number Of members had important p"'''
n ness" excuses for non-attenaanca.
House bill s2s, providing for an nous ,s,
tria, school for girls, was made hpv''A-
oraar for Monday next ct II O'Clock
The text book bill was made spec'ai y
der for Monday, March g.
r,,oro was a tremendous drive ANUS sn,
no members TO set their pet pis'S ~
cartain days, but with little saece.s. ,,,ro-
pending business, the aeheienyy "pp INA
.,ristISn hill was at last taken w 49,
PIMA, .rsh considered for amendments. So wv
oral we're voted down ana ihe w nv
then engrossed and later finally puSeFN =
iVs Th ~ house concurred IN senate Ne ,,.a.
aoendment 10 house bill % resuip a.ts.7
nrnnIiy lor failure 10 report 10, ~ - ~ ~.
pp.pi,ne business was the blli 70 psi
mil the Investment OF .he snds Tire
snborl fund In various kinds 81 punus.
nenSing amendment Was ~ nu w IN. ~,
f,Ia,nar 10 strike out the oopAs "
spn,th OF Grayson offered suns.,,Hss u
nroxiding that all possible insestms sun T.
United States, State Of Texas anu 'V"A''
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Santa Fe Teachers association. which
meets here Friday night and saturday
morning
w. l.. Simpson, director OF agencies for
the Mutual Life Insurance company, Is
here from San Antonio.
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through thc nerves. invisorating the mu.
cous circulation.
Mra q. &, Filler Of 1884 South Fourth
street, Columbus. Ohio, writes. For ten
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:. Hartman. columbus. ohio:

pr. Hartman, Columbus, ohio:
Dear sir; The bottle Of Pe-ru-na at
hand, 1t is splendid and NEST invigcrat-
ing; refreshing to the nerves and brain.
1t Is one of the best tonics ] have ever
used II makes me feel like new man.
Yours sincerely. Il, b. Mantell.
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,,,,,,t.a within two hundred yards OF

.,,,,n,ttea within two hundred yards OF
tbe boundary line OF county tne ouuh''
,rst making the arrest has jurisdiction
Fayorably on Stafford's bill adding rape
n the Penal Code relative 10 conspiracy
10 commit crime. 49, "a, .,,ant,,o
tba accumulation by district attorneys OIL
fees under ono indictment.
Tavornbly on Miller's bill to compel
street railway companies OF the olate
10 so arrange their cars tnat inc srip lian,
motorman or driver shall not be eNposeu
TO tho weather. ,t,a.
where the jurisdiction OF the county cour,
4, diminisbed the county attorney shall
prosecute the case in the district court
ard ba shall be entitled to the ices
penorted a substitute fer bill by Morriss
placing school trustees in the statute rel
atiye to public officers accepting btlpes,
onense of using anlinais Witno"e nv
sent OF the owner. 49,,
Eavorably on Grinnans bill repeating
mo 10 ner cent penalty for failure to pay
taxes when due and limiting recovery
Of back taxes against innocent purchasers
Of lands to only two years prior 10 SUIT
therefore.
1nternaI rovements--Favorably on
Coughs bill authorizing the missouri,
ftansns and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas to purchase and operate tne oner
man. Shreveport and Southern railway.
Judiciary No. 1--Fayorably on house Dill
bv Wooten creating State tax commis-
sion.
Towns and city corporations--Favorabl
on house bill granting the city OF AIAt
new charter.
insurance, statistics and history--he'
, nor,ed substitute for Atlees bill pro
hibiting and further defining overhead In
| surance.
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Houee bill by VAIuMV.., n.s nasset
c,ty of Austin . new charter ~'' p''~
TO third readins. ..,o.,, tomorrow.
Adjourned until 10 oeiocA
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the responsibility. and report to this legisr
lature as soon as practicable.
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Insurance, statistics and history--Re-
nor,ed n substitute for Atlees bill pro-
hibiting and further defining overhead In
surance.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-02
VIII Adams Killed..

About $3.50 Friday night dead body
was found lying beside the track at the
junction OF the Missouri Pacific aud
Santa Ne nj sterling by the crew of 4
freight tram. When found, life WAS
extinct IRON the body, and the head
was found to be mashed H. by some
means the body MAS identified Ms that
Of viii Adams Of this city whose par
ents live near the Western Salt Plant,
A message was spnt to the Chiei OF
police here who communicated the sad
intelligence to the family. The shock
to them was terrible rs he had only left
home home that evening Marshal
HeddeD says lie hopes never to he
called upon to deliver such message
again. The family It seems thought
he had gone 10 Nickerson to attend "A
dance. The young man was only
about eighteen years Of age The body
was brought here and tho funeral sery'
ices we've held Sunday, the body being
held for a time at Sterling for AL III
quest by the coroner of Rice county.
Several theories are advanced as to
the manner Of his death, but the one
most accepted is that he was trying to
board train at the junction aud mis-
sing his footing WAS thrown against
something that crushed his skull
Some think he might have been sugged
with something by brakeman or.
someone else, The coroner's jury did
not, however, accept this theory,
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KILLED while RobbInr a Store.

lincoln, Ill., Oct. Sl.-John Peter,
recently discharged private Of Com
pany d, Thlrty.ninth United States
volunteer infantry and native OF Oak.
land, Cal, was shot and instantly
KILLED al 2 o'clock Sunday morning
with gang Of rO5bers attempting TO
rob a store at Iieson. Peter and
companions entered the village Sat.
urday morning and after famlllarlz.
ing themselves with the place, at
nightfall began operations, AS Pet
ter started 10 enter the Waterman in
the store shot him in the head with
a shotgun, Other members OF the
gang fled and no trace can be had
OF them. Papers showed Peter to
have enlisted at Fort Crook, Neb. lie
was discharged Oct, o. He was 81
years of age and a grail washer by
occupation. The body was brought
to this city aud will be buried in The
potter's field, The coroner's jury ex.
onerated the night Waterman from
all blame.
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ST. Joseph, Mo-, Oct, S1,--John 10.
rey, a well known travelling man, en-
ployed by the Groneweg Tobacco
Company, committed suicide at
Plattsburg, No. rather than be ar
rested for attempting to murder hlS
sweetheart Miss Mary Neeuan, who
resides with her father, John Neenan,
at SOL North Fourth street, in this
city. She was In Plattsburg and Lo-
rey, who was very jealous, followed
her there. When Lorey was told the
sheriff was after him, he said: well,
he will never take me alive" and,
pulling pistol from his pocket, shot
himself three times, death resulting
almost Instantly.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-02
Coal Famine Threatened.

Lake Huron, S. D., Oct. 3l.-A coal
famine is threatened in this part Of
the state. There is already a short
age Of 100000 tons, and wholesale
dealers find it next to impossible 10
get their orders filed. There Is a
clamor in every direction for the
black diamonds, and the situation 10
rapidly growing serious, The rail.
roads have been using their supply
very carefully for several weeks aud
are fearful lest they be left short.
One reason for the shortage lies in
the fact that it is well night lmpossi-
BILE to get cars, owing TO the fact Of
the heavy business being transacted
by the roads.
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Tho Negotiations VIII me opened
shortly nc madrid.

Washington, d, C., 0cl, 31,--An un-
derstandIng has been reached by
(which Il Is expected that negotiations
will be opened shortly a. Madrid for
new treaty between the United
States and Spain, This will be the
last sep toward making complete
the friendly relations between The
two countries,
The war with Spain swept the I'D
,realy out Of existence, and tne only
lnttrnN tlonal agreement now In eX
IsIence, The peace treaty, which 10
coGplned to The events growing oul OF
the war, has no reference to CON
merce, navigation, eXlrad't,on and
other manifold relations between ma.
lions In times OF peace, The coming
negotiations viii b. for The purpose
Of forming such u treaty OF com.
merce, amlIy aud friendship.
The present condition Is quite
anomalous, a3 here Is no basis on
which persons could be eXIradllcd
from one country 90 The other or for
the determination OF any commercial
differences which might arise. For,
tunateIy, there has bren no case 90.
caslonag serious differences.
Both sides expect that the new
treaty will be great improvement
on the old one, which was an anti.
qualed document, dating back 10
l795, with many Of Its provisions de-
voted 10 the boundary between Flor.
Ida, then possession Of Spain, and
the United States, Save for The Cush,
Ing protocol, It had been impossible
to frame a new treaty satisfactory 10
both sides, and 1t remained for the
war 10 dispose OF It aud thus open
the way for a modern treaty,
1t had been thought that the Duo
d'Arcos would conduct these negotia.
lions with the state department here,
but the minister is rather relieved AZ
the understanding that the work will
be carried on at Madrid. The United
States minister there, Mr., Bellamy
6torer, will act for the United States.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-02

On Wednesday October 25th, Mr..
Emmett Hutton Of this city and Miss
Lottip Bay OF Pretty Prairie, Kansas
were united in matrim0ny at the home
of the BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs 9
M. Bay,
The wedding was celebrated at high
noon, the Rev. Mr.. McArthurs ofliciat-
ing. The bridal party stood beneath
canopy of flowers, and delicious
strains Of distant music were heard
during an impressive service, The
bride wore handsome gown Of white
silk and carried large hoquet Of bride
roses. Afterwards an elaborate dinner
was served in the dining room and the
mandolin club OF Kiugman furnished
music,
Mr., Hutton was accompanied from
this city by Mrs, Marry Ann Hutton,
Mr.. and Mrs, II Whteside. Mr. and
Mrs, s. +, Hutton DR. John Conn and
wife, Master Houston Whiteside and
Miss Ada Whiteslde, all relatives, and
by his business partner Mr. Charles
Oswald and wife, AT the home of the
bride was assembled a number of her
relatives and friends from Kingman
and Reno counties, making quite II
large wedding party
The bride is the only daughter of u
well known farmer and cattle man and
is not only beautiful but is also
highly cultured young woman. The
groom is an enterplsiug and success
full business man of wide and favorable
acquain tance in this portion of the
State. The marriage was highly pleas
ing to all concerned and the young
couple begin life in pleasant home of
their own already furnished and pre-
pared on East Sherman Street in this
city, under the most suspicious circum-
stances. We tender them our best
wishes.
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Mark Hanna Did Not 1suy 1t.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 31.--The Post
Intelligencer authorizes the state
ment that the story sent out from
Spokane that it had been sold to Mark
Hanna and Henry Payne has no
foundation whatever in fact; nor has
IL been sold to anybody else, SO far
as known here, neither Mr., Hanna
nor Mr.. Payne ever had the slightest
idea of buying the Post lntelligencer,
even If 1t were for sale, and the man
agement says 1t is not ON the mar.
ket,