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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

The trimming and time serving IRE,
publican alaaapa" in the Sunday Star
are nov IN stata Of anxiety over the
coming election They view with alarm
the divided state OF the Republican
party, aud want the two factions ~
"cnme togetheEn with tho object Of
controlling the ohlees that are to he
tlt,ea at III; election an tho first Satuy-
day 10 june For this contamination
thW are willing 70 sacrifice every
principle ef honor and decanoy that
Actualad the Regular Republican mem-
hera Of thu last General Assembly In
holding out to the ond against the
election ef J, Edward AddioRa to the
United States Senate,
"The Republicans OF this city"
theaa "Glassesn must pititully plead,
"ahonld ignore tho late bitter struggle
AZ ncyer and onl, consider their own
local welfare and the Interests Of II ii
city, Tiny should, through their sey,
ara, oommitteeS, arrange and agree to
hold o eenmpn primary election, giy,
Ing eotice at enca 70 all men ambitious
tpr the several rlaces that tho party
will support tho Winners. 2
Ia support oe this proposed union,
the "Glassea" suggest that mo matter
who should he nominated Ser Mayor,
he would aea 10 il before his election
thar fair division q the patronass
we've insured in the eyeat u Ais elee.
ticn TAere YOU have Ii deal ior
patronage between the two factions cf
the PARTY. NJ psinoiple IL s0Cl spy.
erNmeHk would 10 involved IN the
transaction, only ths sp,ils Il oflice.
We do net believe tho Regular he
publicAns % Wilmington, thoSe whe
sustained their REPRESENTATIVES, at Power
in the light against Aaaicksiam, viii
endorse the degrading ,SprSsieiens Il
''Repuhllsaa Glasses. !, These sur
eestiens hut voice the tSliticS q the
POLITICAL TRIMMER who sees nothing IN
The election bus o.Aeial esnoholneat.
and would fwsweAr pinclple AZ ANY
time for 4 paltry cAiee with a living
salary attached. Ii tlieWins susi,
advice, sha Regular RepuhlieAps would
rspuaiate the pesisien they assumed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

NIL, nromote the material well.being
The result Of tho election vas CITY
counc;l. John REYNOLDS, l23; Johh
Schuhnrdt, llf;; Andrew NJ. Gallagher,
in. William Morrison. Gil. ASSESSED i.,
.1nbn sheridan, l37. Treasurer--Wii-
liam j. Ferris, lo!. ,.t;on tho
Immediately after the election 'he
now Councilmen were sworn n ~
Mayor Boyd and will meet tonishe ior
organization. .ho con
siderntion OF tho Council VIII DC inc
remedying Of the Sixth street etosslns
trouble, which has existed for long
time, and If allowed to continue mu "
longer will become detrimental TO the
health OF the residents of that section
Of the city. Yesterday an attempt was
made to clean tho filthy Accommodations
from the place, and tho stencil was
nauseatng.
John Murphy met with a painful
| accident Yesterday, while at WORK
cutting rings in the cutting-depart-
mpnt Of the Delaware iron works, The
topcs he was using slipped and in an
attempt to catch them he had the third
and fourth fingers Of his left hand
caught and severely bruised.
The United States tug Videttn passeo
down the river Yesterday, having or
board the board of engineers appointed
by the Secretary Of War to make
preliminary inspection Of the projected
deep waterways. stop was made a
the hsr off Firms Point ietty and al
| examination of the place made b.
soundings.
The dismasted British brig Berthf
Gray passed up the river yesterday
The vessel encountered furious gall
off Cape Henlopen which carried ava.
the foremost. maintopmast and all tn,
headgear. The decks were also badi.
damaged and the vessel presented
forlorn appearance.
i Richmond P. Reddington OF Wash
ington, D. O., who was taken i'll Will
| visiting Edwin NJ. Herbert, was some
what improved yesterday and thi
morning left for his home. He vii
enter the hospital in Washington an,
undergo an operation for appendicitis
This is his second attack of the dreade'
disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
Npneral Nliiea nus,n,naa.


Tho lipef Commission has practically
finished its investigation into tho
charges mado against tho ounmlssary
department of tho government, and
the result han heen revelation OF
astounding Incompetence and corrup-
tlon, Esory charge made by General
Miles has heon sustained to the lattor.
When Miles startling charges were
frat made public, thoro was tiutter
Of apparently pirtuoua indignation In
the War Department, For awhile II
appeared aa u Miles would be called
summarils before q court martial not
for tho purpose Of giving him an OPP,
portnnity Of proving his charges, hut
to punish him for having opened his
mouth unon tho subject.
Rnt tho situation aoon changed.
Alger'a aersilu tool Eagan, drew at,
tention to himself by his tirade of
abuse and seprrllity directed against
General Miles, aud In response to an
outraged public sentiment Eagan was
brought to hook for his outrageous
violation of discipline and ceeorum.
4 court martial found him guilty and
recommended his dismissal frem tho
army, but President Mckinley quickly
TRANSFORMED this pronounced consure
into compliment by setting him
adrift ON vacation far six years, with
iull pay,
But the storm Of public condemna,
tien was Gully intensified by this as
founding misapplieatioa Of executive
clemeney, and the result was the Reef
Commission, to Investigate the storm,
Of charges that the beef furnished the
army was So miserahly unit for tocG
that il made our soldiers sick instead
ii furnishing them with sustenanee,
There Is suspicion that tho cem.
mission was really organised to make d
whltewashins ioh of the affair." hut
this was found TO he impossible With
out half trying, tho commission found
itself overwhelmed with evidence that
sulstantisted Geaaral Miles charge.
in every particular II Was proved
that the canned heat was absolutely
rotten, That Is had been Sioetored with
ehemicals, in order 10 preserve il long
enough To he shipped from the packing
houses that IL WAS ordered by Easan,
At the wish u Secretary eS War Alser,
which wish Easan testified that hs
considered taptamaunt IL an order
What will President Mckinley IL
new atont this terrible scanaals vii
he still encourage EaSan ana sustain
| Algsss Or will hO eracr enc to +,
sent fgo,a the army in deserved dis
grace, and dIsmiss the other from hi.
eaeiaet without eerNiMN1ys
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
sfs-nan Esys ~ ssnw.

j. Il. Banner. VIM proposes 20 mise
slsaaUG with wfilcii q 5uisG M ss.1-
eatiunal anu industrial zGhnai hsr riia
bush buys If Af=ics. viii give an anrsr-
IzsInmenE az DaiaNaTs AFanue Eaprst
Church on 1iis ssening If May ati.
E,s viii be accompanied by iye az r11a
buys, VIM VIII appaas IN lt1e eusuune
Of r.leif caant-x anG Will stag naziee
and English songS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

Samuel Bzicitenl1nrns, was was in
iarsd BY u al!f tram a BRACE On i
Steamship sGv IN cunrse lf .nnsGucGum
as als So 1pafzis az zifa Harlan 6
Elsil ilgswgrei t's.s l. recreerilg f,am
MS iifslrbss ana ia aioie nr he al,uur
taa huGass. tirhGlgh ireh srss nv dis
coirrsSf anu IN suffers hsgm a 4iighC
irgis;e r1 his signs leg ia IS arsiarwisse
unhars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
At the Harlan & no,l,np,ro,

AZ the Harlan & nolIins,wor,h w.,
The keel for the steamship MIA ns' !,
will BIO constructed at Ia X X WnlrH
of the Harlan & Ilolllnrsworr,,PPy 4
for the Winsor line has been = ", 70
in position. The stem for tba h i plaoel
ship Ponce, building for tba s sSleanI
Rico Steamship Co., is being be rue y
will be placed in position IN p'a =, !, |,
days. The new anglo iron f,r ~ y Y
feet in length, and the new nin,s
furnace recently constructed ira S% Sh Wy
ready for operation. Tho platc fn .uoa'
is q feet in length by ! feet in ' ,viaas'
Both furnaces arc situated vast q NJ N.
big crane and will DO placed ii ~ any,. !,
tion next week. VlsaI
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

Possibly Fasicw CiaFk and King may
tesai R,sle RsstS q their osa. The
natecrasie party VII aes have shsu
and i2 il aiNlaslpl 4 aay other party
saats 'hpa, fhey would have a prcs,-
Hsco e raesafsiag thsis }rgaa i4atiQn cy
tho admission 81 lle direpuia6la
RasSas who wsEs hshiad tAe bribery
business add the effort t. foiss !
sa,ssa gambling measure lRe> she
Statute aoods dariag tiie eecsat session
q ne Ls,,islasur,s
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

:. = a aerse belonging to lc,lWNrd nlIIeu
e New Garden towuship IA, atta,
s sslag essaset tsNm rhAaarlph,s Il,
e1af % Isessiay, was nNlstsa ~ M
ssaais q Ja,uM ilitphen, ~ ,Bu'a
: a1 y !, street, eS Agent ttlnnt III ti,S
:. &. Y. y whp notl0ed that ID wa,
III h'0,n y ht0ken huat, whI,I,
E'ss sore. Yesterday hn,sNN ", M
Iiciit'c p y ; Mrneis wagon l,seaims
s Sos sics tell ~ third and lII6a s,sssls
NJ ss0as also esdssd II 10 taa slabls
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

fslr the EIhiR eondsrsncs. waish IS Ia
Do haiG at West Presbyterian Church
ssmurraw Satliriag aEd Sundny
W. I. FetFing;ll, the Rnv W. j.
EssinaE. tiie Kew. ChazlPs r Hiri-
aurt. riis Ese. W 2 knRlS and
others viii maisa addresses. The music
Will as IN anaEgs az Jacuh T. Clvmsr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

Preparations ara being mnia far t3ia
launch i t4ia urpednhOGa S,ringinm
building 81 1iie ynssls az the Earian s
Eailingswurtsi Co., far tina United
Slauss government The inwer Sags
ara III pasitlun ana the apper, Or slid
ing wass. ara being sreetsG Eha dare
ii t-ia laancl aas nut yss been dxass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

III letter under dnto Of February
18th, which was printed in the Bur
lington, Ia, Hawkcye, Guy Williams,
il private OF tho Fiftieth Iowa Regi.
mont, now doing service in the Philip
pines, wrote to his brother, as follows,
after describing the capture Of San
Rogue;
"We marched about seven miles
through the sand and went into camp
for tho night In u little bamboo village.
Tho people had deserted tho houses and
loft everything they had, and tho
soldiers made short work Of tho whole
thing. Thoy looted every house and
found almost everything from pair Of
wooden shoes up TO piano, and they
carried everything OFT or destroyed IT,
! did not get anything of much account.
Tho other companies had got ahead oi
III. Talk of thu natives plunderiug tho
towns; don't think thcy arc In ii
with tho Fiftieth Iowa.
Another soldier, Captain Albert Otis,
describes a more successful experience
In tho looting limo at Santa Ana, in q
letter from which the Springfield,
Mass, Republican prints the following
exit act
have ak horses and three carriage;
| in my yard and enough small plundcy
for family Of six, The house | hat
at Santa Ana had five pianos.
couldn't take thom, SO put his
grand piano out oi q seoond-storS
window, You can guess its finish,
Everything Is pretty quiet about her,
now, expect we will not be KEEP
here very long now, Give my love TO all
And 50, in addition to other horror,
OF this deienceloss war, va hay,
pillaging and rlundering Of tho help
less natives, In fact, va are shootin.
them down, driving them from thei
homes and then rohbing them Of thei
possessions,
What glory or credit can attach Il
this great country Of ours from sucl
diseseditahle proeeedingsg Is it no
full time TO cry halt upon thi
trayesty Of modern civilization
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

seeofdsag V lasnas G'seelaasl, . war
sgeeesRoadeas - the Rhiiigpmes, tho
dispatches ifanl the saaa Of war are
E'a9dls censored, and corr0spoadea Is
49, tcFeed 10 repfsssat The facts IL
s0it eea, Gtis o. aa denied sas sse ii
no eaAiO. Il ms DO tras, than We
rea'ly % aoS know tAs axssas 81 tha
khiiiapia0 resissaaee, o. how hrayeis
sass mas DO Struggling - secure
isacdelt and iadapea,llice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

The Dover pela9areaa IONS Is she
sweeping condemnation cf the naia-
eaces that were behind sAe a1dacieus
attenRa % hercs ! gambling measure
upon the Statute hooks qf thiss Stass,
Sslch aw, Il uoS set tside rs uncvn-
ssitutieRal, u says, voald have led 10
. frighsfal condition IT Affairs. And
e adds There y j saVere penalty,
aehldiag bae, Pillery, wAispiag. Eoss
and nn9rlsoismens, tor Just such 81.
asnfets % tasager wish Legislation IN
this Ssass Il Is 70 be hoped that tila
guilty eetnliaals Wall be aninaslse,a AM
@iii BE- Wished WITH the punishment
they - lastlS deserve,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

a W. are rs nileh tho enemy q the
bhipiaos as were the Spanish who
atteulste'd - soaQuec them by the same
aasallS W are new asiRg. In faes wa
are more 50, because being . s;rlnger
soaes, We sro aele 10 10 phem the
mach more piury This faresfal aad
pecSine1t presentation Of the siEuasion
u tho philippines is maas BY e,o
Delaware pemocrat Of GeorgeteNa. III
SPEAKS Vita truth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

State Senator Easlow, in his public
letter ~ attempted eNplaas sioa why he
voted fog Addieks tos Senator. aSiyncaes
the Fsetexs that the Pennsylvania rail
resd people were endeayoring 10 sTeSs
. ccNhinAsicn 20 elect Levi c. Bird,
and that he voted fer AaiIess in order
80 cheekmate them whssa ridiculous
pssteSs he chose to Put forward As sor
the reensylvSnia railroad coaSh.rios foc
the election Of Mr. Bird, as well exgecs
Bishee Coleman and Bishop Monaghan
to combine ia exciting HIS Majesty,
the Devil
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

Sussex ecaasy Democrats hsve no
USE tos poiisiesl traitors. The action
SaSee by the county committee az
Geosgesowp, Tuesday. was right and
timely, ard aisrided protest by rep
FsseasaSives Il the party against eass
betrayal 81 the organisation. The 5000
isg u Fssbos, Class and Ming was
severe, but deserved
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
China Mattings in fifteen grades

AT Sl5 a roll-2l fancy patterns, weigh,
ITO to 100 pounds to the roll.
At SIS roll-l9 patterns, ane, s.inlz
weighing IS pounds to the toll.
At $l2 a roll-22 fancy patterns, sar
less; weighing IS pounds to ii. roll
A, $40 roll-2e patterns Of rNinl
Mattings-made with special e,s
provide satisfactory mating 4. i d
dunn price.
o,her grades IN colored Matng III
and S. roll.
Eingpo Writings, narrow warp; loops
rolls a, SIS; 7spOund rolls a; slOsn
Nine grades in White Ms,hng 4
feedon White, very fine and vtSi
100 pounds to the roll; the. n
seamless grades, and three grades jsal
Prices, 81 to SIS roll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

II is decidedly unjust 10 cast retiec-
tions upon Attorney General White,
and to attempt to insinuate that he is
lnkewarm in the matter Of probing the
allegations ot bribery in connection
with the recent senatorial contest,
simply because he is not conducting
his Investigation by brass band
methods, No grand Jury has been in
session since the adiournmcnt q the
Legislature excepting in Sussex county.
Ii will he time enough after the grand
iarieS Of Kent and New Castle eounty
have had their SiStings, and withou,
hsviRg these matters called 10 Sheir
attention, 10 accuse Attorney General
White with neglect ~ duty in this
matter, In the interim he is not bound
u proclaim from the heusetors every
saius he may or may not have diseoy.
cred
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
METHODIST PROTESTANTS.
Pastora Assignments OF the Baltimore AN
nual Conference.


The session Of the Maryland Annual
Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church, held at Crisfeld. closed on
Tuesday. The pastoral assignments in
clude the following; First Church.
Wilmington, G. L. Wolfe; Second
Church. Wilmington, G. II. Stocksdale:
Cambridge. G. Q. Bacchus; Caroline,
J, NJ. Brown: Cecil, B. +. Jester &;
Cersreville, F. 7. Benson; Chesapeake,
G. X. McCaslin; Chestertown. j. NJ.
Gill; Chincoteague. W. A. Melvin :
Clayton. j. E. Nicholson: Concord. q.
J. Hill; Crisdeld. G. W. Haddaway
Crumpton. Elmer Simpson: Delmar, j.
Z, L. Ewell; Denton, J. NJ. Dickey :
Dorchester, J. A. Wright; Dover and
Leipsic, " D. Gibson: Easton. W. NJ.
PoiSal; FELTON,, II. I. Schlincke
Georgesown. j. H, 5. Ewsll; George
town Circuit,G. Edwin Brown; Green.
wood. Z. D. Stone; Harrington. w.
| S. Phillips; Hurlock. G. VI. Clayton
Kent Island, c. f. Mccullough: In
dian River, D. L. johnson. Laurel, +.
c. Klein: Millviile, r. F. Ruley; Mil
lnn. II. f. Bennington; Newmarket,
S. F. Cassan: Oas Grove, A, 4. HGr.
riman; Oxford. S. J. Smith: Pittsyille,
I E o. Ewing: Poennoke City, D. L.
Greenfield: PocomoEe Circuit. Z. b.
Taylos; Quarticc. F. l. Stevens
| Queen Anne's.C. p. Nevlin; Reliance,
II. +. Wright: Salisbury. 1. F. War.
nsr; Seaiori, j. ". Balderson: Salem,
+. h. Lewis: Snowhill, Dorsey Blake
/ ST. Michsers, 5, 4. HohlitseIl; Sus
sex. G r. MeCready; Talbot. c. L.
Dsrshssiy: Warwick, W. W. White
Wicumicp, F. 4. Holland; Wye, j. F.
Wooded.
7. o. Grouse was transferred from
Harrington to Chatsworth Church,
Batsi9ore; ]. 7. Straughu. from Del
r7ar 10 Eutaw Church. Baltimore. ane
]. 2. kinzsr, from Pocomoke CITY Il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
Mattings from Japan
! New
| Wrappers
| for Women

WV
Wrappers ools Wraps sIG =. :
for Women re- wear a,e raaI
in pleasing variety. Prices seem u
tie more than the fir worth Of faS|
ncs, except on GONE o. the NOD
deliberately trimmed sorts. Ala|
made in the manner that patcii|
women will appreciate. These s'tH
and prices
AZ 65c-W-arpe-s Of ck;ntz in variety 4
good colerinss and patterns, IN is11
and stripes; square yoke; plated lai
lined TO waist; hraid trimmed hn
,watS..
~ Sl-wrappezs Of eh:n,s in three dine
eas styles; ehoics cploEinss; all hn'dl
wSis.; nicely plated sseIs; enc 81
Trimmed Nth insertion Q; lace; Oas
trimmed with braid; Al have hes
va;S..
Al, sl.2s-wrsrrers ot p<Icais in fax
si-iye; dcah.s painset yoke ft9alH
! ca, with raj. Of same material o.
shoulders; lined . w.a.; braid tn
mei.
A, sl.so-wrsppers q pretty sup
lawn. IN biack-aaG-wsit-, lavendCt-'i
white, hlas-anG-whi,s AID p!nS.an
white; poinred yoke back; riEle .
shoulder; eass and cellar edged '
nsst e-ne;cidery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

The session of the Baltimore Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, held in Washington,
closed Tuesday. The pastoral assign
ments include the following; Tayior' I
Island. ]. L Shipley and ". f. Henry :
Kent, j. Edgar Wilson; Queen Anne's,
G. L kennard: Church Hill. j. W.
Mitchell; HilIshoro, c. W. Moore
Easton and Caroline. q. d. Harris
Trappe, George r. MAYO; ROYAL OAK.
L G. Massiu; Tilehmsn's Island. j,
". Bell; Chesapeake, W P. c. Gee
llillsboro. c. II. Buchanan: Elkton,
!. c: Hawk; Newmarket, r. NJ.
Wheeler,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13
WANAMAEkER,s.


1000 roji,.
235 pa,tern,.
from China a.
Japan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-13

Saw Castia. April 12-An eiecsicn
fer sllrae memhars al Ci-v Council, a
Issessur anu i city Treasurer sools
aiFies here vss5artiAs. This l4Fair WI;
very qIieE saG alrnrugn friends 81
sGufe Gnntt dates vuriiaG hItrti, thaq
ha1 Ii7uis 10 snow fnr their lal,nrs,
The turn our Ut voters was small. hut
ili= vHuss baing cast
The altsGfinn officers we're Inspecror.
Charles Sllsarar assistant. Ghaulrey
r BGicump: Judge. james Drris
clerk. OWN Sheridan.
For Cry Council There we're fprr
candiCa1ss fur Tiia ttlree vacan,,if.s.
William Morrison being thu appiinar
VIM was iaft- For tins dliira af asssasspr
and city treasurer E4ilsre was 40 an
pusi1nn. SeverlIl ciEiEeus RcH.C curirIis
tickets which, when apenegi. wsra hlunC
70 haga al Etls names sUrarcha4i of an;
M 1sitsrS inssrtESi.
! rsport WIS Cairrans after The siec.
slun. last evening" TING tia tnret
Caunailmen- a.HGs we're an1i- trsilev meg
anu gpposed % ANYTHING tiiaS niigh
ei' uf lnsarsse % the ei1s or aid in il
pTagrsss.
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The Mena star., 1899-06-22
HEALTH ON MT. MENA.
The Story of Noted Bear Hunter
 The Blue Ridge Air.

MT, C. H. Boiling, at present the old est settler residing on Rich Mountain, called at the Star office last Saturday. Mir. Boiling relates that he was born and raised in North Carolina, in the early years of his life removed his family to Texas in the hope of benefit ting their health: from that state to Arkansas and the top of Rich Mount ain, near the point now called Mt. Mena, where he has remained for the past fifteen years. During that time a number of sons and daughters have grown to maturity, and Mir. Boiling says he has not paid out as much as $2. 50 for medicines in that time. He says the air IS equal to any on the Blue Ridge mountains
 Mir. Boiling, while 56 years of age, is still hale and hearty, and is dou btess the greatest bear hunter in this part of Arkansas He says he has killed no less than 100 bears while living on the mountain, and as high as seventeen in one season, while the same year his boys killed twenty-four. A few weeks ago seven young cnes were caught and sold to parties at Hotel Mt. Mena.
 Mr. Boling's homestead adioins the property of the hotel company on the west.