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rigsn. Tho reason started Geyssr against,
Schrcihers horse the other day was becauS.,
thought my horse was hfteen pounds bet.
ter in condition. That race did Hsnnookburn
world OF good. and I could not heat him
again riaged as we we're then. II they wan,
20 hitch up next Saturday evenly Weighted
wilt be ready to no. Mr., Corrigan said a
mile would rlease him
When barney Schneider was seen he 70.
marked that his horse ought 10 get the all
lowanca he received the other day. hut there
is little danger OF him not starting N tho
others cour 10 terms. As TO the distance,
Rarney eaid
They can't run too FAR 20 suit me. !
wouldrt mind " the distance were two
milee. A rnce az any distance between thcee
four horses would be worth rrips great
ways 10 SEQ
Willie Shields, tho owner Of zornastcT,
would prefer tho distance over a mile. His
hers, has shown that he likes route. the
LONGER the hettsv zorosster is Ht and ready
FOR any kind OF = lEre
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SUMMARY or TopAY,s IMPORTANT News.
WASHINGTON.

Tho acquisition of the Philippines is said
to have been undertaken by Mckinley at
the hehest Of Great Britain; the secret
correspondence IS believed to show this
plainly.
Congressman sinley Is expected to go
over to the republicans bas and baggage
in short time.
Eleven Of the Texas congressman have
announced for recollection; Mr.. Hawey
says he is out OF politics forever
The senate amendments ITO the Near
aqua canal bill arc radical changes from
the provisions of tho measure OF the last
congress.
The Roberts committee has agreed on a
report recommending that he be not recog
nizcd There will be a minority report
The Samoan treaty ratification was re-
called BY the senate.
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cuuncu rno,pLns.
one of the Nrxatinus Problems OF
the Far i;nHt

the Far EnAt.
Mepm. January H. 1905 D. m The
presence here Of Archbishon cbspelie. tho
apostolic delegate 20 the Philippines. l.
greatly stirring the Catholics OF all ma.
tionalltloq The Fllipinos have gniuod the
impression that Mgr Chnpolle as the JOINT
agent OF President Mckinley aud the nope.
win restore the friers in their former
power one cause Of The excitement Is a
statement which tho nominieans furnished
10 the spanish press than Mgr cl.apello.
in visiting the heads OF the order told
them that he favored the retention of the
brotherhoods and Mckinley ahnrcd his
views. which We're that Il the frlars re-
turned 10 their parishes they would be
considered an element OF good order and
therefore American agents.
Mgr Chapollo denies the accuracy OF
these statements and Catholics Of all sec-
lions are petltioning Mgr Chapele' and
Major General Otis against the friars re.
turning 10 their parishes repeaspg the
charges OF oppression. cNtortions aud im-
morality, which they assert caused thc
revolution Of 1896. The Catholics request
that they be given priests not connected
with the brotherhood, Delegations from
many OF the towns are visiting the provin-
cinl governments for the purpose OF max
ing the same request and Manila Catho-
lies arc cabling the pope on the subject.
The people say the frlurs will he driven
out II they return to their parishes and
there will he continual trouble II the
administration attempts TO protect them
General Otis consented TO the ruhlica-
tion IN tho local papers Of this statement
which he had made Tho delegation OF
Filiplnos ask "lf the church authorities
a EaiPr fri IN ba nh. an
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a GREAr RACE.
The Cracks at TanfornD May Con-
test Next saturday.

/, is probable that special race for Ban
noekburn. Geyser zoroaster and Ben Doran
viii be run saturday at TAnforan. San Fran
cisco.
II am willing to let zoroastsr go 10 at III
POUNDS. said Missouri" Jennings who ham
dies Ben Doran. land the rest OF them 10
take Up ie4 pounds Il seems TO mo this
would be Z fair adjustment OF the weights.
A race bEtween these four horses would BE-
the Rreatssf drawing card this track could
arrange. II could well afford 10 give q
handsome purse 20 the winner Mr.. Ien-
nlpgs said the distance should be once around
the circle.
where 7 had 10 give AIRY weigh; 10 either
Bannockturn or Ben Doran." Gays I'd Cor
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GRIMES NrY,s CAPITAL.
Movement for 81 white Mans Union
VII Ald PopuIiAts.


Anderson, Texas, January l7.-There Is
being organized in Grimes county white
Mars union. This county never has hal
any trouble, and II there are three tickets
in the field the democrats and republicans
VIII be beaten badly, as the third party
Is strong In our county.
VIII NJ. stone and wife have returnei
home after spending three months In
Florida.
Mr.. Nose Hirston OF Bartlett spent sew
eral days here the past week.
The county tax collector Is very busy
man now, as everybody wants to save that
10 Der cent.
Candidates are beginning to announce in
county papers for county Offices
Granville Baldwin. an old fox hunter
Gays he has caught hfty-six foxes In ten
years, killing three horses running them
He says he Is through fox hunting and
the balance Of his days will be spent on
his farm.
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JOCKEY PETE CLAY.
Imp's Rider Is Now Confined in mn
Insane ASYLUM

Jockey Pete Clay the little darby THAI
rooe Imp 10 victory IN nearly eH her great
races on the metropolitan circuit last season.
is now an inmate OF an insane asylum az
New Orleans. Poor little Pcte's mental de-
rangement is traceable directly 10 injuries
received In fall from horse at the Bel
Air track, Montreal. In the summer Of 1893.
when he sustained a broken Lex and collar
bone and fracture Of the skull, Clays pres
ent delusion is that he IL stii riding Imp.
and he talks about the great mare contin-
ually Al the sHnltarium he IL a harmless
patient. happy apparently IN the dcluslon
that he is still riding the queen OF the
American turf
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MAINTAIN Nem.Iiem..

Moulton, Texas. January IT, Moulton is
TO have newspaper Il, Goeth and H. A.,
Menefee viii publish about February 1 a
weekly newspaper styled the Mouitcn
Eagle.
Mr. Jack Eason and family viii move to
Waelder In a few days. Their many
friends regret their leaving.
Bids arc out for the building OF the two
story brick house for the 7. r. McCommcn
& Co. hank. or the First National hank Of
Moulton.
Mr.. Oswald Buescher of the firm Of
Buescher Sons. after selling out their oil
mill viii move to Smithville about the
Goth of this month
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Local,

Bertha Dennis, colored, shot to death
near Clinton.
A new factory for Houston, which makes
battery boxes aud backboards for tele.
phones.
Officers are looking for q suspicious
trunk,
Death Of Mrs George W. Glass.
No chairman for republican county OK
ccutiyo committee.
Members of Left Handed Fishing club
visit Major d. l.. McGary.
Programme Tor celebration OF Burns
birthday by caledonisn society.
Letter of instructions from superintend-
ent Himbrough to parents
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CHANGES ARE RADICAL.
senate Amendments to the Nicaragua Canal Bill
Increases the Appropriation.

hsn January 1.-THE amendments seaaie
~ on oceanic cables the house pn
M announced by the members
pratcsly changed tbs
enure omitted
mouse OH OF me abroson of
existing The
vision in the house appropriation OF The
senate Dill also as
70 Dc employed In
act with the secretary eliminated
made special provision that
vessels OF the largest
siSo0oo.oe o
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nefure 10 Pnx TaA.

Pauls Valley. |. r.. January l1--A clash
between the merchants who have refused
to pay the / per cent tribal tsS and tho
Indian police when the latter sttepaptTto
collect the tax tomorrow seems inevitable,
The merchants say they win refuse to
pay the tax and the police declare they
viii drive them from the territory unless
they comply With the law
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TRANsvAAL.

A number of British warshins are said
to be in the gulf Of Mexico 20 convoy tue
mule transports from New Orleans.
The cargo Of the Bupdesrath has been
discharged aud no oontraband OF war
found.
The Daily Mail correspondent gives
graphic description OF the battle OF Ma
grestontein
General Butler is at last advancing;
no has crossed the Tugela.
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rEGEE PLANS.
The Texas Property ~ 10 Re Reor-
Sanised, 1t Is So Said


ganiscd. II Is SO Said.
Chicago, January 1.-THE Tribune says:
1t has been decided definitely TO establish
the general offices OF the Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad in Chicago. It
had been expected generally, though no
official announcement had been made that
the headquarters would be at Kansas City
which is one of the terminals Of the road.
An arrangement has been made between
the receiver of the Gulf road. the re-or-
ganization committee and the attorney
general Of Texas for strict compliance
With the Texas law in regard 10 maintain
ing Offices for the Texas branch in that
STATE, complete organization OF ths
Texas property will be made and now
charter secured for as much Of the system
as is operated in Texas in order 10 com
ply With The law.
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The cInrk cnre.

Washington, January 17.--After recess
of four days the senate committee on priv
ileges and elections today resumed it's
investigation Of the charges OF bribery in
connection with the election of Hon. W.
A. Clark TO the senate from Montana. At
the outset Senator Faulkner stated In be-
half Of Mr. Clark that the letters written
10 him during and since the session OF the
legislature by Dr. Eotor had been found
in Butte and were on theirJway to Wash
ington
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BRITAIN WANTS auID Pro auo.
>y,u AbroGate the BulNer-Sinyton
,rr.nty on Certain Conditions.

New York January i7.-A Herald spe-
eial from Washington says Il was sald
tonight by member of the foreign re-
Iations committee that an understanding
exists between the United States and
Great Britain under which this govern
ment can proceed with the construction OF
the Nicaragua canal without reference
10 the provisions Of the Clayton Bulwer
treaty. 80. he neyo-
,,a,ions Tar the shrogation Of the CLAYTON
Bulwer treaty failed and since me agra
ton Of thu constraction Of INC eanal n"s
been taken up nv congress thai = aiseus-
sion mas occurred between The Two 81
ernmenfs and ii is understood Grest b,l..
ain has given this country assurances saA'
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rELEGRAPHIc TIrs.

New York. January 17.-EX Senator ",
G. Davis OF West Virginia, president Of
the West Virginia Central railroad, viii
give a banquet at his home in Washing
ton tonight in honor OF President A.. j..
Cassatt Of the Pennsylvania system.
Among the guests viii be representatives
OF nearly every great railway system east
of the Mississippi river.
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RAILROADS.

The reorganization OF the Bay Shore llne
took place, aud the old management is Tor
the present continued.
Waller White was appointed travelling
auditor OF the Houston East and West
Teas.
The steamship Clinton will leave
Brownsville on her final trip today.
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to attribute General Wheeler's return to
inability to stand the climate and 10 his
age. In refutation Of the former his
friends point TO statement he made after
visiting the American lines The I'M
preston that the country is unhealthy is
wrong" Regarding his age, it is pointed
out that he is only about a year older
than General Otis.
The orders 10 General Wheeler to re-
turn we're cabled about week ago.
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Hillsh0ro, Texas January tt a.
Adams. county heslth physician. went 10
Blum today 10 reported case Of small
pox there. Excitement was high there
this morning hut conservative citizens
shink ihn ALARMS are unfounded and caused
by severe case Of chicken pox.
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SHERMAN Fon SENATOR.
believed 10 he Certain of the Cnucur
Nomination.

New York, January, IA special TO
the Tribune from Washington says It is
now believed It is certain that at the re-
publican senate caucus to be held on Fri
day. Representative Joseph Sherman OF
New York will be declared 70 be the can
didate OF the party for the senate, WnIcn
~ Of course equivalent to an election.
ana thnt his formal acceptance of the
honor will be announced
Al one time it seemed as II James 8
Clarksop. formerly OF Iowa, but more re-
Gently claiming legal residence in New
York. might become the choice Of tae eau
Gus
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john TarIeton coIIege.

stephenyille. Texas. January 1.-THE
John TarIeton college, an lnstitution stu
ated in this city. founded and endowed by
John Tarleton with $4,000 for the pur-
pose Of giving young people a higher edu-
cation. is filling every desire that could
be wished Prof W. n. Bruce, as prin-
cipal and an able faculty. have charge.
Prof BT1lcs principle OF the city schools.
reports good attendance and satisfactory
progress
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cum NJ ERCiAL.

Cotton, though dull and sluggish. ad-
Vanced I to points.
Wheat showed better tone. and ad-
vanred; corn was firm and oats steady
The New York stock market is yet dull.
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IeixhtIng on thc ruEeIn.

London. January 1s.--Tbe Pietermariiz-
burg correspondent OF the Daily MAIL tsis-
graphing late wednesday evening. JsnG-
airy IL. says; Arrivals from Estronrt re-
port that there was lighting on me ngeia
today. The result Is not known nere.
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DOMESTIC.

The taking Of testimony in the election
contests in Kentucky has commenced.
W. j. Bryan addressed large audience
in Kentucky.
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THE RACES.
Eleven starters Ia tho First TWO.
Nenr-0Id Hugc,

New Orleans January if--rhe nrst a.year-
old race OF the season in which bunch Of
eleven youngsters entered on their racing
career was the feature OF todays card The
Morris pair, Choice and Plead. were the open
ing fayoritos, hut went back before the race
started The start WAS prompt and goad.
Quiz and Buda outhrcaking the others. Budt
showed great speed Ia the quarter but could
not sustain II. and fell back when challenged
by Quiz, who won easily Choioc ran a good
race when straightened ont aud made m d
lot Of ground. Cheekcniito was barred IN the
betting 10 the steeplechRse account OF the
uncertainty OF his performance Ia the mud.
3. sud G. Davis, owners ana treiners ~ the
horse Frank MnConMll ana Jockey h.
Thompson. suspended some DAYS $50 pending
an investigation Of the running o. the horse,
have been rcinstatcd. Lcnncp was run up
5000 aftor tho last race. The weather Was hpe
during the afternoon and tho track heavy.
FraDg,ble and Lenncp were the only winning
favuriieE
Mile and an eighth sollug-Frangihle.
Tickfull Thr Bobhy. Time 2.o0la,
Three furlongu, 2-yoar- Odds Quiz, Buda,
Chors, Time 49,
Short course, stoeplochaso Calico, Cheese
mite Brakeman Time 3.40is
Mile and sixteenth handicap Lack man.
Stangest, Compensation. Tine i62
MILO aud twenty yards, selling Ramiro II,
Phidias Noyageu. Time l:iS
Milo and twenty yards sellng-Ieuncp
kocnig, School Girl Time 1859.
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Paris, January 1sThe Matin today
says 1t is rumored on the Bourse that
Count Boni de Castellane, husband OF
Anna Gould, has lost three millions francs
by unlucky speeulations.
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PHILIPPINES.

The Tasslos want to carry arms, but
Colonel Byrne refused tho request.
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rnnAy.s ENTRIES.

Mile Trillo i24, Lord Fairfax lie. I'D Cart
land u joe Bell Bushfrlds 100, watcrcrcFt,
Molo 100. Sir CHRISTOPHER, walIada, Prospero
iQl
Mlir ana twenty yards. setting Caviar,
Barney = III Chickamauga H. ralsehood.
Jodeu. Major Mansor 1os Csloocan l01
Mile and an eighth. selling --Elidnd i0l,
Grafby, Wsrdsworih, Fowness, Good order
Coviugton Ky lOl, Pinar Dol Rio. Tor Gailan,
~, Fnton rs. MISS Patron %.
Seven eighths Of q mile, neutrality-suspicious.
huysen 105, VI Cancy 81, knight Bannefcit.
Maeio Maerie 81. Avatar os, Loka, Flattery,
My Butterfly no.
Three quarters OF mile, selling Bright
Night Cathedral. lobe Paine, Dr. PARKER
Rebns, Deekonfii0. Decide, old Fox, Banker
Green Meddlesome. Tyrba, Scottish Grit l07
Josephine b.. Diva. Race Hud l05
Nile and an eighth, selling Albert Vale i15.
Judge Quigley 100, Banquo II i07. wild Tar
tar l0e. Monongah l0s, Manlius. Our Ida i0s,
False Lead l0l. NIlmsh as
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Their certificates Of election will be msde
ont at oreo and forwarded TO the recip-
tents.
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pointed chief clerk 10 Census supervisor =
s, FISHER Of this district, and has Tntsrco
upon her duueA
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WHEELER NOT 4 CONGRESSMAN.
~ nave 10 he Again Elected He
lore He Tnl.cS "a Sent

/" nave 10 he Again Elected He
tore He Takes Seat.
FeW York, January IA special TO
Times from Washington says: II
Fnerai Joseph Wheeler expects to re-
n 70 Washington to take a seat in con-
III without further Formally, it looks
ne would meet with disappointment.
Ealfy has been made since the au-
|aeeemept that he had been relieved from
Eyer DUTY in the Philippines and 1t
lvuna that there Is very general a gree
Fu on both sides OF the house that
~ neen clearly shown by the exsmina-
~ " me case Of Low and other prece-
Fus thst he has forfeited his RICH, to
u" 10 congress and that the only thing
M 70 MIN Is to go back to his dis
Inasnd seek reelection il he desires to
P|rsnnne service in congress.
~ doubt is entertained that, if he seeks
[,elfction at special election to I'LL the
$50 ne will be returned to con-
I'M perhaps without opposition; but It
\, ~ neid by the house, according to
sest authorities in both parties. that
4 ,,S S.nl Is now vacant, and will remain
si special election has been held.
II, OF MS friends in the house hope
~ ne may be induced not To make claim
|nnln seat nut to go at once before his
Ins,,ss Iof Reelection. They think he
mr. WIN greater distinction by this
IA ana II Reelected he would be en-
|sr.u pay for the entire term from
49, : last, as any one elected To I'LL a
F'ancy would be.
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OR DYsPEPTICs.

nner y 20 season why any one should
rpesls NSn dyspepsia or any stomach
pns lrs nostetter's Stomach Bitters cures
a s srsn' Indigestion, dyspepsia. mala-
h Sss su,S aguc & has done so for
81 Ts, ANY druggist will sell il to
\ boaa,a \ faithfully. Ii Will regulate
hea b ss,s, improve the appetite and bring
|te Psr..n and strength. See that a Pri-
4 ho,,,hssnue Stamp covers the neck OF
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WAY WHEELER REruRNs.

h. "i WHEELER RETURNS.
oirR' January ia special 10
herald from Washington says: No
eAlsts in the minds of friends of
III joseph Wheeler that his return
L oo. us philippines in compliance with
Eneran request is due to the failure Of
tbs.s Jsls to give him active service
s ssrlsln quarters an effort is made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-30
CITY HOSPITAL LAWN PARTY.
Lawns at th, Blaine Residence the Scene OF
a Delightful Event.

! The spacious lawns at the residence
Of Hon. and Mrs. John +. Hill never
presented more attractive appearance
| than they did, last evening when the
lawn party was given for the benefit
! of the Augusta City hospital. The
| hours We're from 4 to 9 o'clock. During
the afternoon the slight shower pre-
vented many from attending, but in the
evening there was hardly a time when
| tn" tables and grounds were not taxed
| to accommodate those present. Ii was
in the evening that the grounds pre-
scented the prcttiest appearance. Then
the lawn was lighted by japanese Ian
terms hung from tree to tree. These
gave sufficient light to make the scene
attractive and not 50 much light as to
cause a glare. In fact the scene was
very attractive and tempted some who
had planned to be present for q short
time only to remain there during the
evening.
The arrangements were further per
fected by the presence of the Hospital
orchestra, and its music, which was
contributed by the musicians as their
part toward assisting in the good work
was one of the pleasantest parts of the
evening. The tables We're spread out
of doors under the trees and during
the whole evening the people in atten-
dance We're continually changing so
that it was impossible to form any idea
Of the number present.
No small part Of the success Of the
event is due DIR. and Mrs Hill. who
by their presence and hospitality great
~ assisted in making the event 50
pleasant.
The arrangements Were in charge of
Mrs. II. f. Fuller. Mrs. Charles Penney.
Mrs. w. III. Harris and Mrs o. G. S
Davies. They We're assisted by Miss
Hulda Sewall, Miss Margaret Par
fridge, Miss Myrick. Miss Fogg. Miss
Fuller. Miss Lawrence. Miss Haynes.
Mrs. Brickctt and Mrs. Hendee. who
assisted at the tables where ices and
Strawberries We're served. Those who |
assisted in the decorations We're Mr.. |
Brickett. Mr.. Pishon, Samuel Titcomb |
and John Liggett.
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RESIGNS AS TRUSTEE.
Mr.. Bradbury Closes so Years Of Faithil
Service on B0wdoin's Boards.

Hon. j. w. bradbury has sent Il lettc-
t. President VIM. Dewitt Hyde OF Bow
dom College. rcsgning his position as a
member of the board Of trustees of the
college. In the letter Mr. Bradbury eN-
pressed thc -rras pleasure H. derived
from the recollection of hi, associations
on the governing boards with the able
men who have constituted their mem
hcr~hir. ANA EXPRESSING the regret that
the iHtilmitir~ Of agr prevent him from
longer s"rlin@ thu college, For u years
Mr. BRADBURY WA !. member WI the
board "f oNcIsccrs being elected in $50
and tor tn past ~ years he has been q
memh,r Ms tlr board NJ trustees. ANA i'll
All that half century he has missed only
two or thrrc of tho annual meetings Of
the hnlrds and the annual commence
mrntS nj the college.
NJ tine commencement dinner this week
Prc~id, Ut Hyde ami several Of the peak
cr- gracefully alluded To- Mr.. Bradbury
tud his famous Class which graduated
just thrcr-fuurths 1T y century ago.
Resolutions Introduced ~ Rev. John :.
Scwdll. y. H.. conveying the greetings
ul thu 40 assembled alumni 4" Mr. Brad
bury ana expressing the deep affection
amt honor I'm which all Bowdoiu men
AnlI MIN. Wrrc adopted In Il rising vote
IN connection with MT Bradbury's COL
lee course At Epwdoiu the attention of
the Journal has been called - an inter-
c.ting letter quoted in the life Of the
poet Henry w. LunGfcluW. written hy
lii brother, StmucI Lonsfcll"w. The let
t"r was written Us the puct t. his sister
NF ~ q T,ti-