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BfBr RiN THE IOCOWOIIDF.
4 Thrrs-l ear-Oid's Trip Atom. on an In.
gine Running Wild.

From bs Norplng DrfgoattR.
Il can run an engine like papa. said little three
year nli Fred Evans as he was lifted down from
the locomotive # The 81. Johns motor line yes
terday O. \ihina. Ne had mounted the engine
at 81 Johns, pulled open the throttle and remained
On the seat alone on y mad ride Of seven miles
The young engineer ~ The son oi " Il Evans
Of st Johns, an engineer ON The motor line. lie
had often been on the engine. and his father had
explained to him how the lever ~ pulled and the
wheels star I'd moving
The engine lies over an hour al ST Johns,
just by the water tank and durng his lime yes
terlay. while Mr. Evans was al home at lunch,
little Fred Walked down Ia the engine, mounted
The sea- and opened he thrutl" wide. Tn. ma
chime was full II coal aud water. and was ready
FIR The road Several people saw he boy start,
hIt no un" was near enough 10 Catrh he engine
The neW> Was at once told 10 Mr. Evans, and he
reached N" 'rark Just IN time H. SEQ he luCumu
i've. with hS bo> IN boa ri, disappear around
n curve. The father was Wild with grief and fear,
and he boy smother Was aimuS, prosirared
The n"ws spread llkr Wild hte. ana The whole
town turned out Excitement was intense, women
and children crIrd and msn offered suggestions
Master N-chanl" Michael + Brady was at that
end ul the Inc and at once began 20 telephone
10 stations along The. line Portsmouth and
P"nIuSu,ar Hore nutlied. and men at 'haSe points
lrIrq 20 bohri he engine dS Il dashed by, hut
is speed was too great Mr. Brady also notified
the u.ir" at Nblnn aud a parry q men ran out
IN" una nOrlhwarl iO uari the wild engine In
coming Lr The Tong grade toward Nhlna, the
steam had died Il wa % li''lr. but he register
-nIl showed eighty pounds John Woods, n motor
man IN the tl'y and Suburban Railway. was The
first man =" meet The engine II" caught In"
hand raj ana swung M. hu' m dong So h. was
dragged ~ ~ - feet He a. once turned III he
steam and the engine slowed down ana stopped
n was then young Fred made 'ha remark con
corning his ability - an eng,u' driver
Tn" boy Wa n.t ecar"d NJ all bu' seemed rather
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Rr,L ESTATE no BRoKERs

are using The SUS as an Official AUTHORITY on
all matters appertaining TO Real Estate. 4
more fomrreheGoiye ana detailed form %
In any otheg publication. -Adp.
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WAYS OF THE HONEY BEE.
ECONOMY or mr. MR. D~ESCRIBED
ny M. sspiNUIIi.
The sting ~ the Rec and Its Long Distsnce
fy-s Unexplained Wonder OF the Birth
Of Queen bees Bees That learn To u.
Thieves aud Are NeNcr Reformed.

IN He outside 81 the singing ui mnrtilS aud Tn"
manufacture 81 honey f"r FOLKS tn eat That II
IN" view the average person takes Of THIS trelrSs
little worker. but those Nhu have studied the honey
be- say thgti It Is more than this, and that in many
ways 1t provides Bn example that morta!s would
do we'll to follow President \Npnwhll Of the New
NurL NiCroscoplcdl SocrtN he, been Tor many
years a close student e ~" honey bees and has
made friends With ~p many Of them that hr knows
about IS much ui them and Their Ways ~ any man
living lie says ia the fir t place that the honey
bee IS the mot dunrstcut'd ui all insects, not
even barring The eul, and that II can be- trained
By man g. serve MS purposes In a most profitable
way II property handled he SAYS, 1t Will get H.
know people and con be- approached and work
don" near 1t wrthuut H. getting angry or re~ortnC
b. the use Il H., stang
There ar, ihrr kinds ul bees IN every hive"
say, Mr. %N>pInwall IN o paper read recently.
the worker. the dr"nr and the queen There are
several thousands 81 the workers. AN almost equal
number Of the drones, hut only one queen The
workers are the b's that - out and collect the
honey bringing : back aud placing It 1.-THE c'llS"f
the como The queen d, the m'lleruf tho hive and
her particular function l. u lay eggs at certain
intervals, which eggs pr'duc" new workers and
drones, and when the other bees think II necessary.
a ros queen The drpnas II the hive are Just
what the name implies They do not do any
work but live ON the honey that the workers brIng
home from the fields They Just lie around the
hive all day and gov tat on the proceeds Il the
labor Of the others despite this they arr tolerated
by the workers. VINO, whllrth"v show pluck enough
in other directions. seem t. regard the la2lnpss
uf the dronr as perfectly natural, and put up
WIZ II with remarkable patience
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Calvert. Texas. February 3,--"casey's
Troubles was rendered at casimtr's opera
house last night and was we'll received.
It was an occasion OF mirth and pleasure
throughout
The ladies Of the Shakespeare club have
secured ar engagement with Miss Marsh
OF penison 10 deliver lecture on Tolsioi
at the opera house February l6. Those
who have heard Mics Marsh assure treat
for all who hear her, Misses Somer. Bir-
die McCreary. Brown and Pauline Cast
mir, the committee having tho matter IN
charge. arc energetic in their efforts to
secure a good house.
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RECEPTION AT NAcoGDocHEs.
Social Event Given by sir. mud
Mrs. II. A. Mount

n social Event Given ny Mr. nnG
Mrs. r. A. 1Iount.
Nacogdoches, Texas January 31.---One OF
the most elegant receptions OF an excep-
tionally gay season was given on Friday,
January 26, by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Blount
in honor of Mr.. Eugene Bloun,, who is
spending the holidays at home from Sc
vance college.
At least seventy-fve guests assembled
and were received by Mrs. Blount and the
popular Sewanee senior assisted by
Misses Mamie and Rosine Shindler. Mar
tina lngraham and Emma D. Wilson.
Herbsrt ShirdlerNwas the little page that
escorted the gentlemen TO their dressing
rooms while little Mamie Blount flitJel
like fairy upstairs unto the ladies. The
house was entirely decorated with palms,
TO other plants being allowed. The hail
was lovely with the tropical beauties, the
parlors received new beauties from them
and in the punch room the punch stand
was in a circle of magnificent specimens
that brought out the beauty OF the pretty
girls that stood behind the bowl.
When the guests had all assembled
progressive conversation was arranged for
the evenings entertainment, with varied
list OF subjects and changing partners win
each change Of subject.
On voting for the most popular CONVEX
sationalist Miss Eula Camp won the lady
prlze. Golden Leaves from the Poets,
and MIR. Foutz triumphed ever the gen.
tlemen, his prize being paper welsht 10
the shane Of royal purple sea anemone
I ROYAL purple is, as every one knows, tht
| sewanee color. and as Mr.. Blount is an
enthusiastic college man, that was the
color he chose for the decorations.
! In the dining room the scheme wal
worked out with enhancing effect Th'
! farther end OF the room was n solid wal
| 81 Mains against the lace drapery This
made a lovely background for the table
Two college fiags foated from TIE chan
delier from them broad purple ribsons rel
10 the corners of the table. across whlcf
diagonally ran a band OF the same roya
color about two feet wide On the wnit'
| Of the damask left uncovered were scat
| tered violets. clusters connected oy loop
OF narrow purple ribbon. a osaltiu
center piece OF Mexican drawn work, o.
which was the floral center piece OF Nolep
and the usual fash OF crystal comprises
the table.
| : over tbs mantel were larger Sewane'
! flags and yiolets were everywhere. Mise
/ Hele, MINIS. Louisa Schmidt aud Nsr
dian Barham presided and served re
I fr.sbments as pretty ard cainty as IN
I girIe ON leaving the room Miss Mami'
Rlount pinned on each guest q satin iaFn
OF he royal coler.
! mae man can tether time, "else II woal'
have been done that night, for time ht'
4 fskt. and the hour was late wnen IN
4 auests departed. reluctarsly and With man.
/ q backward glance. H'u'N'
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THE CAPITAL CITY.
The Secretary OF state Refused 10
File "a Charter.

Austin, Texas. February S.-secretary Of
state Hardy today refused to ille the char
ter OF Palestine club. which set forth In
its articles Of incorporation that it was
formed for "lnnocent amusements.' ons
of those given in the charter was poker
playing. Mr. Hardy holds that poker Is
not an innocent amusement, and tue
charter was for that reason returned to
the incorporators
Northern and Central Mexican Estate
company with principal ofiice in Austin,
Texas. capital stock $3.50 quo purpose, 10
buy. sell and own. convey, improve ana
develop real estate and lands OF eYery
character in the Republic OF Mexico anu
10 acquire such real estate In the STARE
OF Texas as may be necessary FOR us OIL,
nee. Incorporators. Ashby 5. James ana
Samuel Dsigudo, De Cordova and Austin
and Lewis C. Grant Of Milan, Texas.
Mexican Southern Estate company OF
! AUSTIN capital stock 3S5O,OOOi same pur-
pose and incorporators as the above COM
pany.
The State insurance commissioner yea
terday granted permits 20 do business ~
! the State TO the Northwestern Mutual LIE
| insurance company OF Milwaukee and q
/ The Security Mutual Life OF Blnghamion.
n. Y.
The Southern Kansas Of Texas railroad
/ Yesterday paid the comptroller $3S taA
due on gross passenger earnings OF $3.50
for the quarter ending December 81 lsu0
The charter OF the 8. Goldman Grocery
company OF victoria was MED by the Sec
rotary OF state yesterday Capital stock,
$40 0n0
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FREMONT ARRIVALS.

NJ. D. Aucker. Philadelphia A. w Bur
nett, New York; B. s Hancock, Chicago;
Charles Bachmach. CINCINNATI. j. Abram-
son, ST. Louis. J. C. Thomas, Louisville.
James S. Dickinson, Chicago j 3. Me-
Mahon Beaumont; Charles H. Patterson,
New York T. V. Woad, Cleburne; II 8.
Walsh Kansas City: G. c. Fahm. Dallas;
Walton Fahm. Dallas II. A. Andrews.
New Orleans; John B. Smith Crockett;
Felix P. Booth, Fort Worth, Thomas
Parker, Nashville; w. H. Breeding New
Orleans; a. G. Rosenberg, New York, j
u Dean, Newark. n j.; Frank Meyers
Lansing, Mich; p. W Darlington. Chi
cago John w. Herwig, indianapolis; o
j. Bryan, New York W. II Cogswell,
Ney York; F, NJ Hawley, New York; ]
n. Stuyeyant. Falsom, n NJ. L. Joseph
son New York. John II. Hanklnson, New
York. G. w Blandell. Chicago w. Bar
ton Bolton. F. NJ. Harris, st. Louis;
George Bailey, New Orleans; Russell II
Conwell, Philadelphia; Mrs Russell II.
Conwell, Philadelphia; George Kraus., New
York; Fred Massie, New York; I. n.
Sharer and wife Cedar Rapids: D. L,
Johnson. Cincinnati.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


PENDLEToNvILLE -- The Pendleton-
Vile public school has been suspended Tor
a short time on account Of diptherin
NAcoGpoCHEs.-- Scarlet fever is re-
ported in the Alazan community, Six
miles west Of town; one death has oe-
CURED.
DENTON. --charlcs January, . young
boy. died Of injuries sustained recently
when his horse fell on him.
CARMINE. Schools have been closed
for a week because OF the measles which
prevails.
GREENvILLE. Rev. Sam Jones lee
tured on PHILOSOPHY Facts and Fun to
q large audience at the Christian church
last night.
PENDLEToNvILLB. There are two
cases OF sickness which physicians are in
cllned to treat as diptheria.
PENDL EToNVILLE.--T oat crop was
somewhat damaged BY the recent cold
weather,
MOULTON. Farmers have gone actively
to work preparing for tho next crop.
GRAHAM.--The epidemic OF measlca
continues and IL spreading no fatalities
have been reported.
CONIGAN. Tho grass has not been
hiHfN dltn AAAAit uaFt avs bhlihAtN bpSAu~"
OF the cold spell.
JoAQUlN.--seyeral parties have been
arrested and taken 10 Center 20 answer a
charge OF burgarzing the express com
pany's safe az this place last Sunday. The
grand Jury has been reconvened to iuyes-
tigate the case,
SAN ANToNIo.--John r. Kenney, q
young man whose home was in Elgin, NH
was found dead In his room: he caur~
here recently from Houston.
LAUREL.--A A. Woods OF Jasper Is
here very III Of pneumonia.
M'KlNNEY.--A mass meeting was held
at The court house 10 consider PLANS for
locating a cotton mill here; nothing den
mite was accomplished but the interest
manifested indicated belief that there
will be,
HUTTo.--The Williamson county teach
ers' institute Is TO meet here tho week:
the most Important business will be the
naming OF time. place and teachers for the
summer normal.
1 HENNESSY.--A severe type OF measles
is prevailing all over Madison county and
physicians are kept busy.
HENNESSY.---FArmers are now getting
Sif per ton for cotton seed az Marquee
and Jewett.
BRYAN.--Thc new dormitory at the
\ Agricultural and Mechanical college, 70 bs
known a Foster hall. IL about completed
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pALEsTING POINTERS.
Tod BracIscn Is Dead of nis Wound
of LHst sunday.


Palestine. Texas, February S.--Tod
Prackon the negro shot by Dora Brooks
last Sunday moraing while trying to break
into her room through ths window, died
this morning. Dora Brooks was immediate
" arrested charged with murder and her
examining trial set for next MONDAY
Leonard stafford was thrown from his
wagon yesterday while his team was run
ming away and suffered fracture OF his
right leg in two pisces aud Of his right
arm below the elbow The young naa
was terribly bruised up. but Il resting easy
today. He is the eldest son OF Mrs. James
Stafford. whose husband was killed by ia
Matthews last summer.
Mrs. c. c. Wagner returned from Dalias
last night.
Abe Rich, one OF Palestlne's most prom
inent cotton men. 80 out seeing me buyers
4 in this territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Buck returned TO
| ST. Louis yesterday morning af'er spend
l Ing several weeks here.
Miss Lula May Edwards returned from
/ Marshal yesterday
Miss Mary Grigsby Of Tucker rs visiting
the family Of DR. j. II. Evans.
Mr. T. y. Bailey and daughter OF Gtor,
gfa are here visiting Mr.. r. G. Bailey ana
family.
Mr. Frank cockrell Of Kansas City Is
/ here visiting her brothers, Mezsrs. g. L.
and ~ Noble.
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nc,pIon Of Green. Brigadc.

Bolton, Texas, February AIN seere-
tary Rankin's announcement that APP
peared ia The Post OF sist ultimo. in re
gard to the reunion Of Green's Brigade,
ID an error which the arrangement COM
mittee wishes corrected he gaYa the
name OF Mr.. John II. James as Chairman
OF entertainment commitleei II SHOULD
have bean Mr.. James II. James. The err
ror has caused some confusion in CORE
spondence.
Mr. James was a member OF company
q. Fifth TEXAS cavalry, and was we'll
known ib the brigade. The committee
earnestly request ell who conte mplate at
tending the reunion 10 send in their
names at once.
An excellent programme has bee. ar
ranged The wedemyer Guards, cadets OF
,ho wedemyer academy, viii act as escort
guard of honor,
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STORES DURGDARIZED.

The store of Mr.. F. E. Mlstrot was bur-
gl2rized last night. but very small
amount of goods were taken in comparison
to that which might have been expected,
the total amount stolen being valued at
only 800 This is only one OF a series
of petty thefts that have been made from
this store recently and until last night the
store had been guarded.
Mr. Mistrot carpe down to his store last
night after the burglary had been made
and, finding that the goods had been dis
turbed, he called In the police in the hope
that the burglars were stlll in the store,
them.
The store Of the Bryan Hardware COM
pany was also broken into last night and
large amount of plumber was secured
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Burkeville, Texas. February LII. J,
Casey. who has been merchandising at
this place many years. sold his stock to
c. e. Cade.
S. II. Martin died at Torrsyillc yesterday
OF Bright's disease
A great number of cases Of chickens
pox fyclept smallpox by sone) In TINS
nelghhorhood,
double wedding is to take place at 3
p. m. today at Mr. steve Miller'si his two
daughters marrying, one TO VT WI
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APPEAL PEnFEcrEn.
Highest oour, 70 pas. on the Lyme

Highest Court 90 Pass nm the Lynch
Ing Cases.
Palestine. Texas, February s-The ap-
peal papers Of Ed Cain and Bob Stevens,
who were convicted in the Humphreys
iynching eases in the district court here
last month we're all fixed today. this being
the last day Of the present term Of An
derson county district court. Cain was
given lite sentence for conspiracy and
Stevens was convicted as one Of the prin-
eipals and sentenced for life. District
court adjourned for The term tonlght
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an opinion as TO what they viii pssal
shape for planting, II is difficult to form
though It ia generally believed that moro
cotton will be planted than this year.
Mr.. l.. il. Bailey has returned from a
visit TO relatives In Louisiana.
Mrs ]. NJ Mcneil and her sister, Mrs.
sIayden, left yesterday ON visit 20 rela-
tives in Alabama.
meeting of the teachers institute has
been called by President Arthur La Fevre
at the Munot building in this city Feb
ruary 10, at 10 a. m
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Element az a. m. and by noon had repur
chased goods 20 again resume housekeep-
ing
Murphy, Durham Co have Just opened
large dry goods establishment here
which would be credit 10 any town IN
the state
local firm has Just shipped 100 dressed
turkeys by express TO Denver.
Judge billiard adjourned district court
tonight, the term having expired by oper'
alton Of law; the criminal docket Is nearer
clear than 1t has been for years.
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NOTES.

Camp Magruder, U. c, V, will meet In
regular monthly session Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, when Colonel r. G. Lowe will
address the camp on "Magruders Defense
of the Peninsula"
Mr. Johann ost, an old and respected
citizen. was run over by delivery wagon
while crossing Thirty-s second and NJ and
is very seriously injured. He was taken
to the residence Of his son at 1905 Ave-
nue. NJ.
Ed Ketchum, Jr.. son OF Chief of Police
Ketchum. left this evening for Manzanlllo
Mexico, where he goes to accept position
with o'Connor Smoot who have a larg,
contract with the Mexican government fol
the Improvement OF the hsrbor at that
place.
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THE BEEvrLLE TRAGEDY.
Wilson Released on Bond, Temple
ton Buried.

Wilson, who shot and killed E. e Tenn
pleton in this city yesterday afternoon,
was released on bond today
Templeton was buried this morning at
10 o'clock. He came to this section in
1875 and has since resided In this aud
Live Oak county. He was a boy IS years
Of age When the civil war broke out and
he ran away from school and jolnel
Quantrell's guerillas and fought VITA
them all through the war, except during
period Of several months. when he was
laid M with severe wounds received in a
fight with band of iayhawkers.
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Roy nurt by pynamite.

Bonham, Texas. February S,--Yesterday
afternoon Robert. lo-year-old son Of John
Askow Of Hickory Grove. was blown up
by a animate cartridge. The child wss
out in the yard playing. where he found
the cartridge his father was USING ior
blasting purposes when digging wells He
began beating the TWO together whon one
OF them exploded The child lost his ls't
hand and may lose bis lie.
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uoy Accrdcn,aiIy killed.

Paris, Texas. FebraarN S.-Abopt )
O'Clock this afternoon while two litiie
bows, John Hoffman and FiDn Blard both
aged about IL years. were playing Nise
a gun. Il was accidently DISCHARGED ana
the shot entered the Blard boy iqrs'
head. He died about 6 o'clock.
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who are interested In good roads 10 meet
al the office of the secretary OF toe Bns
ness league on February 10, 1909 a
strong effort viii be made al this meeting
to set on foot plan 10 Improve ana con
etruct good roads fifteen miles in each a.
rection from the town.
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conrict shet.

Naples. Texas. February s--Tfesterqay
at 1880 p. m. at the convict camp a. y;
c,slr two convicts. David and whlte'
made ap effort to escape from Guard John
Powell. White was shot between the
Shoulders and captured: David made MS
escape. but the guard thinks he WAS
Wounded, They had their backs PADDED
with clothes
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Victoria. Texas. February 2--Rev. L..
Dyer OF ST. Mary's Catholic church re-
turned Wednesday from San Antonio. ac-
iconlpaulcd BY ri. Rev Bishop Forrest
Jos Piesga died Al his home in this
city last night aud will be buried today.
The weather has been favorable for
piowsng during the past week and farm
EN- have been busy putting the ground in
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Sourt costs ..................$ l,52o bo
Tue district court had jurisdiction OF the
v. iof the foreclosure of the lien for the
slnqlent taxes on the land described In
" petition. The suit was brought in
''et compliance with the statute and uD-
me statute is in contravention of the
Sns'ltutlon Jurisdiction was properly ex-
ssed By the constitution of 1853 a
OF land for taxes was prohibited ex-
" oy decree of some court OF COM
ssnt jurisdiction, (Const 1869, Art. ~,
~ 1t is contended that because the
'usn'ution Of 1876 drops this restriction
he constitution of 1864 and directs pro-
n9n by the first legislature for speedy
Of sufficient portion of all lands
~ o'her property fon tbs taxes due
icon and every year thereafter for the
al lands and other property upon
Ivy tne taxes have not been paid. the
svl property for taxes is prohibited ex-
sy summary sale by the collector.
sulion 1876 article s, sections II. 10,
wv 10 as we'll as article 2. section /,
sAsl tin support OF the contention. 1t
vaimed that sale of land for taxes
~ 1ecree Of court is an interference
w. ,ne executive department OF the
,lS eoFesrment In further support OF
sonstNetion OF the constitution the
'aS laws passed since It's adop-
a., .s referred to providing for the sum-
sos, Se'1ure and sale Of property for de-
AZ ~ laNes as "a legislative construc-
constitution. But the direction
o.sss esslature to make provision for a
III, SAFE does not res,rict the manner
se,sos ndt rather leaves that to the dis
b. y The legislature. The constltu-
n ,ainly does not, either In terms OF
;a,- pleation. prohibit legislation pro-
M, 'or the foreclosure OF the lien for
6A,.,aa we courts and a sale thereof by
IA ~ oseree The legislature clearly
h ~ IN power to provide such Mariner fol
IA eetlon OF taxes. LEGISLATION under
Enr,. .sutntion of 1869 providing fci
tosst,.s seizure and sale was held un-
esshss,.uon because such sales were
s,,rs. There Is no prohibition
!, Iss judicial sales in the constitutions
m, are made a lien upon the prop
~ n -sslhst which they are assessed ant
hlra ,.psry, not the owner OF II Al tbs
fsynsnt axes are laid, is liable for th'
-sorls. thereof. although fhe Law ma
ospsr .or the personal uNbility OF th'
stIrs tAs aci Of ~ slssss'aturs undsf
her,. 'u's suit is brought does not au.
cpss, personal judgment against IN,
81 ths ~ ,he taxes due upon the land
ssag ~ VISION that the proper person
ssIt, made parties dsfeneaut in sui
al ,,t- enall be servsd with process
pea NJ ~ proceedings had therein as pro
tAs s,.,.ta N to- suits nf-like character Il
re WI, courts OF the State" is fvll,
Y press respect TO parties by maxim
'sAsot owner OF the land sole de
~ Ne, a suit for the foreclosure 0
'ntsrn,..' taxes. and the Jaw DOES no
lsnor ~. : foreclosure AGAINST ever
- III. may have been connesied will
I" any time during the perio