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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. March l.-Butter- Quiet: cream
cry l1M2S dalrcs iO@a0. Cheese Qulc
Kansas CITY. March i.-Eggs .oser
fresh Missouri and Kansas stock l2h
81. Louis March l.-Eggs Steady t4h
New York March L. Eggs Receipts 300
nacknges; state and Pennsylvania at mar
lIdlfh; Western az mark lGE6fiT; South
ern at mark lG@l6l5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
ro Meet Relief COMMITTEE.

To the Editor OF The Post
Kendleton, Fort Bepd County. Texas.
March t.--At meeting held here on Feb
ruary ~, the following named gentlemen
were elected a committee 10 meet the com.
,mittee appointed by the legislature In the
Nown OF liichmond on March 4; 5. u. Dii.
lard, William Melton. Il. g. koym, Id
Behrens, +. Robertson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
COFFEE.

New York. March i.--Coffee- Rio
steady No, Invoice M: mild quiet; Cor
dovn Sdl2ls, Futures opened steady with
prices to 10 points higher The market
closed unbalanced 10 10 noints net higher
TOTAL sales 1000 hays Including May aud
June Hio; July Coo: August and Sept',n.
her eco; October 6,G0M6.65: December 6 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

T. ha.

!. ,.. nett Of La Porte among yesterdays
--.ry,s hss arrivals at the Itice hotel.
the G "rSp' q IgtShn g hcHse
New Drfnre tcrla
lnlnan Cas- d r. NJ Weeks, n lumber dealer and mill
seyeanpeen OF Nacogdoces, is registered at the
NJ K al for A II. March. representing tobneco com
Ms s Ssn Pany winston N c. Is stopping at the
ci,hennyon estlne were registered the Rice hotel
Miss Fannie Peacock OF Galveston is
HouS Rice ,c hotel; n,u... -, $50. , v,.,..,.
Gross reec are among the recent prominent arrivals
Gross receip Mr. Robert G. storric n well known con
roia receipt, i1teHns house - '''p'"s ~ '"e
Total nef rel Judge C. W. Nugeut and wife came In
Total receipt Conroe night and dunrtered
Total net rec a, the iutchIns house
SSbhpmen m ~ Mr. John NJ. Mathis prominent citizen
"ntpnehtH ~ Of BrenhUm, accompanied by his wife.
,Ureans md ,T.ave apartments at the Logan.
IN t ro ~ H. Trotter watsctka. H.. aud Fred
U'''o' III '' Of Tell city Ind oil men bound for
n eaumont ARE among the guests Of the
snots closed 'gan
10094l bales Mr. George G. Vaughan Of the wholesale
San A9tonIo. was al The Rice hotel last
o p "Tnafy had 6eea f9E several day
SS Srannry GePrgG GploT Of the Sap0 T
Gdag beSuaaat and cy raroad
Good mdalng hcadquqTters At Beaumont are stop
Tnges and stains w Fltzc who has been with Glesekc
rat om q us fo % St several 5a. y a
together sSG and wes fe1 fsc'
Mobile .. CJuiet W. II. Lakey OF Galveston John
Savannah 0uiet iderson of Victoria aud clint l..
Charleston STEADY , Of Waco arrived at the H.tchns
WILMINGTON Firm at night to attend the meeting of
Norfolk ~. Duii salesmen at the ElkS' hall today.
Baltimore . Nom'l !nan T. f. Rujac, who left here
Boston Thirty third infantry for the
Philadelphia Quiet s,es wires friend In this city
Augusta DIS route home and has al
Memphis Quiet giched San Francisco the steam
ST. Louis Quiet gana.
t1tbsr Sno, williams and wife from clifton,
Galveston Spots close omlncntly connected with sew.
Ice down stock OS6S9 Industries In his state and
Low ord % 1-l6 Midt n
ordinary, N tiooCc East.
Good ord. Z 1916 Mid i,om Rcsbore and w Tecdv
Low mid. 80 Snlcs nj nrn nj tho Ioron 'rbese'
New Orleans SnntS close their way to Mexico and
lOc down stock 3I4.h20 hh few days Investigate
Low ord .'g 7-l6 Middii oil fields ana other indus
Ordinary MI Good IN elton.
%S g LA LA Md fail of Police officer Ora
New York p9 SO closed dull with the rwentyscy
u"Wl STOCK 4Ibi2 lFiles ties volunteers for service
Good Goo, oTd Coed mlcaes has been discharged
Mlddtng .,.., % 316 Sales long enough bring
llverpool SHOTS easier; busln wife
ate: nricrs l-lGd down; snles SOn------
which 1900 were Americana spccl pCt,
export $500; imports 1000 Of VAN null
We're American.
Ordinary ....4 o10 Mldding opha Finn
Good ord 4 M Good mid died Thursday night
Low MIDI. l. esIdp Wash
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A Good q ,uen Medicine for Chi

H0Oo " ou9h HeuiSine TOT N'"'S
II nave IA hesltaney in recomnis
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy" says
Moran, w II known and popular ba
petersburg. Va. I'VE have given u
children ws en- troubled with bad 9
also whocp Ing cough. and 1t has
given perfe CT satisfaction. 1t was
mended to me by a druggist as tn'
cough med icine for children, as y
tanned no opium or other harmful
Sold by al druggists,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

and Master Sammie Brown were all clever
IL specinlties of various kinds and won
frequent applause of the hcartlcst sort
organization. This afternoon It viii pros.
cnt "Friends' at matinee performance
and tonight Just Before Dawn"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

today, making fair total for the week.
Print cloths inactive, no changes In prices.
Prints and ginghams unchanged, Linens
uuet hut firm. Burlnps steady for Hight
but easier for heavy weights.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Cotton Sold at Workman.

Wortham Texas, March IA thousand
bales OF cotton We're shipped from here 10.
merchants, who were waiting For hotter
prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
SUGAR.

New Orleans. March I. Sugar ouiet.
open kettle Shm3 ia-i6; open Kettle con.
trlfugal t@4 rio; centrifugal yellow si,Sl
~; seconds 2A6i4. Molasscs steady: omen
Kettle MONIES centrifugal &t20. syrup none,
New York. March l.--Sugar,- steady:
refined quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Accidentally Shot hiimseIf.

,aelved from Cross, Grimes county. thar
, Waiter Smith. while out hunting. an
n2tally shot himself In tho arm near
SsN'shoulder. breaking the bone. His ,,or
~ i IL said TO be critical
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Totals ....1S.724 l25.02T !. s33. 40 5.4SJ.
Last year 1o,3ot 155,001 5,is5.572 .-
rrcncc $40 29,0T4 Si7.56s
Daily Interior Movement.
coFFEE-sueAR WAR SETTLED
All the Interests Are Now in Er
HARMONY.

New York. March I. The price OF r,
cd coffee has hecn advanced y cci
pound, TO loie cents net by the Woo
spice company which Is controlled by
American Sugar Refining company Il
cSts. This brings the price mp to u
9th that OF the Arhucklcs.. the first
that this has hCcn SO In Two years.
Mr.. Wlllctt of Wilett n Gray
The coffcc.Sugar war has been Sc
beyond any question by Il complete
rangcmcnt on coffee between the Arhu,
ana the American Sugar Refining comp
All sugar aud coffee interests are no,
entire harmony"
j, y. Jarvis NJ Arhucklc Bros. says
the report that his firm had bought
Woolson company Is untrue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
John Pearl Given The ne,.h p,n,l,,.

broWnwood, Texas, March l. YESTERDAY
~ the district cour, Of Coleman county
1oen Pearl was again convicted Of murder
W the nrst degree and the death penalty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS,
n. mill. Texas interior points
to location. Per amendments.

r. o. r. mill, Texas Interior points
Cording to location: Per gf1endmcnts.
r rrim, rruIe OF loose ~ proposed and
Iintrls rer ponnd 49, n %@ - OF the whole
Per tone TO he submit
LUIS, oaieu 40 $ COS regular meet
Primo cotton seed "nEe 81 10 M5t ~ ION. The pro
Cotton seed at stations, II 90 nave to he
quotations prime cotton seed meal 1efore helsg
mud prime cotton seed cake nre for de and as the
livery nj Galveston I'm early in
New York. March Cotton seed oil action will
steady; prime crude ~: primc yellow 10 ,nts this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

Ger your next trunk direct From, ,h, o.,
tory. We make them 1ous,nn ~ r,i ~
faet2ry, s04 Main street. O. H. Whita
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

assessed II was tried and conrirt|
The murder Of Ed Tusker In this COUNT
month and the case was transIefr|
Coleman eou nty for a new trial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
'nnton Home.
70 WATERS.

nal disagreement
King, assistant
{ restaurant. and
the walters. yes
or walters III the
,oscnstrsuch, de-
Nd them that In
X Colby, the pro-
'ur OF the North
could nc made.
n Murphy, Robert
lum0nn, all wait
lanagcr says that
In a very short
$ no Interruption
- no question of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW.

The leceipts of poultry were light again
yesterday and the prices remain drm
There Is much Inquiry for s,rawherr;es,
hut few reach this market.
Lion eofee has advanced We. and sim.
liar advance in ArhuckIe's has been seized
uled TO take place within day or two.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
COTTON HAD A SLUMP.
Both Spot and Future Markets Closed
Generally Lower.
LOSS AT NEW YORK I TO 20 POINTS
LiverpooI's Weakness and Large Receipts
and Estimates Were the
PRINCIPAL Causes.

The bears easily had the honors In yes
terday's cotton market. In fact, the lurch
that the market took to their side may
justly be called n slump, the market for fu
lures closing considerably lower at all cot
ton centers, while spots shared like late.
The principal cause of the tumble In prices
Is to be found in the weak Liverpool mar
ket but several other bearish factors
aided and abetted the reaction, among
which the heavy recelpts and estI-
mates were prominent. The Ameri-
can markets got on the toboggan
early In the session, and 1t wns not
until near the close that they struck a
snag on their downward career, which was
In the form of covering by shorts. This
helped New York up about points from
the lowest, and very small show OF
strength was manifested. Liverpool closed
. to 4-64 lower New York Z TO 20 points
down, with the greater weakness In the
summer months; and New orleans Z to 10
points lower. Spots closed ZIG down ut
Liverpool, 1-16 lower at New York, New
Orleans and Galveston, and u down at
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
DIV aoods.

New York, March i.sIore Inquiry from
nome trade after staple cotious but little
increase ~ actual business. Prices irregu.
lar; bur no lower than before Purchases
pFo"h cottons on China account larger
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

NoH"WIhE arc Tue reCeIpts OF cotton M
the various railroads entering the city,
Bales
hruslon ana Texas Central .....l :GlI
intcrhaWonal and Great Northern Leg
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An 96
Texas ana New Orleans ...... n
Enif. Colorado aud Santa Fc 900. ol,9
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas $500. 40
-. 49,
Teial ,,..+..,,..,...,,..,.. ,S35
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Railroad Receipts.

'tTNNN TtVtININ InUS Ilr VhlS WCpk. n O1S
'iross receipts ISL days this year. 4 90 lt;S
Gross receipts ISL days $500 1900. 4, G5G $40
Nross rcrcinta Isl dnNS 1SnSlEN . .nl1 oIn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Carrie Youne.

aIlal Of Mrs. Carrie
She mlly residence.
qhursCLry at : o'clock
Srday afternoon nj 4
qt was made In liol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02
Cargi
the ranenue

TO-DAY a'dge, !
Stocks \. I
Misseurlle@ led /
Sou IL IA, /
\ y g ,hic /
Pacific Aihe I
Louis ande 7
Union Pad
Union Each |
Nor Pac nj |
Atchison pf |
& II sud q j
Rock s,land
~ Paul ...t
Met 81 Ry 4.
Il K r ...,..
Man 7. ,....
Western Tini'
Peoples tias
Tenn Goal an
sugar 1900.
Am Toh 80.
Fed steel -.
NJ Y and =
Am : ana W
Sou Pacific
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

died Thursday night AZ
ssldcrce. 2009 Washing
vas II years old. Tie
ace this morning nj 10
sidcnce. Burial In the
Mrs. Fun had been a
for more than half a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

=, has
----,.--.'-zy rlcai
$50 esfop.
49,. man.
lninan Cas- 4
Cleyelanbeen
Standard tlle
Nj. X al Tor
Weli & een
Ifenke's vns
J. nnd g. OF
Clinton wlon
Mcldennynn
keller's '
Total 49,
HoS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

STE OF Jop
Sus and ex
11nas,re home.
UnNstantial
ifntfirectlon
Unit, In the
Tnlte he OK
Wcsttw
I'Cta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-02

Gross recelf
Net receipts
Gross feceip
Net receipts
Tota' receipt
Total nrt re
Total receipt
Total net rec
Shipments Il
SHIPMENTS all
Orleans and
Shirrlents to
Cotton In ira
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
Sorry He Had Not Killed Others,

OXFORD, Miss, Nov. 22.-Will Ma this, the murderer of the two Mont gomerys, who gave himself up to the officers of the law at Dallas, twenty miles southeast of this place, was brought here by a posse. When first arrested, Mathis confessed to having shot the two Montgomerys and gave detailed account of the atrocious deed which tallied with the confession made by the negro Orlando Lester, Mathis partner in the crime. Upon reaching Oxford Mathis voluntarily made a statement before the coroner's jury which has been Investigating the case since Sunday last. He denied having done the shooting and said that he held the lamp and pistol while the negro Lester shot the marshals Mathis said he regretted having burned the bodies but also regretted not killing other parties who had attempted to arrest him
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
SfaW,S Malt.

A pure malt whisky, inc orsed by medical testimony and cultivated tastes.
 Families tired of drr-ss and harmful nostrums should try this. For sale by JAS. E. WATTS, 15O South Main St.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
Lawyer semp1e Denies AIT.

PHILADELPHIA,N Nov. 22.-Lawyer John L. SeInple of Camden, N- J., who is on trial in the United States district court in this city charged with aiding and abetting counterfeiters in the mak- ing Of spurious twenty dollar notes while the latter were imprisoned, went On the witness stand yesterday and oce cupied most Of the time of the two ses- stons of court. He made general de. nia1 of the charges against him, saying that he had been engaged as counsel TOT Arthur Taylor and Baldwin s. BredeII, the convicted counterfeiters, tn regular manner 4 large number of witnesses testified to SempIe's good character Among them were justices of the New Jersey court of errors and appeals and supreme court judges of county courts and prominent attorneys sf the New Jersey bar.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
WATERT0NN JOTTINGS.
LOCAL oPERETTA TO BE GIVEN
 IN WooDBURY.

The Thirty-five Members of the Cast
 fo Appear There Next Monday
 Fvening-Chicken Supper at Metho-
 dist Church.
 Tt is announced that the wedding or Cora Kilbrlrn and Odell Titus VIII fake place on Wednesday, November o- ;,,
 The new operetta will be gwen n, Woodbury next Monday evening a, anu will soon be repeated i'll the city. Ile members will make the trip to Wood- bury by omnibus.
 The Rev W. ". Winans and famliy have returned.
 A C.. Plant the man with moving pictures, has been in town Tor Ine purpose of completing arrangements to give an entertainment here.
 Mrs Emerson Atwood and Miss Florence Fowler of Woodbury have been visiting friends here.
 Mir and Mrs William Johnson and son are visiting at Frank H. Barnes's in Woodbury.
 In regard, to the new operetta, q To- cal production which is to be present. ed in Woodbury, the Reporter of that town states: Those who have been privileged to see the new opererIa. '.The Sleeping Beauty Up-to-Date, /, have expressed themselves delighted with it. and hope many may share the great treat offered them by the per- forlnance of the same in the Town hall, Woodbury, on Monday evening. November %. under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the North church. That Mir Cunningham fs a genius is proved by his ability in this work, as well as in his profession. The old story of the sleeping beauty has been taken as foundation of 8 very clever extravagance, in which not only the traditional fairy tale characters appear but some very rea- listie spooks, q clever up-to-date cen sus man, cleverly satlrizing the genu- inc article. and the Smith family just returned from abroad, AIr Smith being next in kin to the sleeping beauty. The text is full of bright catchy say ings, both in dialogue and songs intro duced. The program consists of three acts in which thirty five persons take part, and commences at s o'clock
 4 chicken supper was given last evening in the Methodist church and IL was the real chicken, toe-no canned goods or spices. Quite large attend ance was present, and it is understood that large sum was realized.
 Mrs William Partree is very i'll.
 k. '. Magee has returned from an out Of town trip.
 Quite q number took in the wres- IIlng matches at the Auditorium in Waterbury last evening.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
First Anniversary of Court Minerva
 Held Last Night.

First Anniversary of Court Minerva
 Held Last Night.
 Companion Court Minerva, Indepen- dent Order of Foresters, celebrated their first anniversary at Columbus hall last evening. Refreshments, speech-making, singing and dancing helped to make the affair one of the most enjoyable held here in some time Speeches were made by Senator Ken nedy, W. H. Kehoe and Frank E. Hand D. $. c. R., superintendent of organizers. of Brooklyn. New York. MT Hand is an interesting speaker and is man of genial disposition, and dur ing his brief stay ill Naugatuck made T host of friends, all of whom will he pleased to hear him again i'll the fu- ture.
 Natatuck tribe, No 9, I. o. R, M., conferred the adoption degree at their meeting last evening. After the meet ing of the tribe the Haymakers held q special session and taught number of tramps making.
 The local High school eleven went to Ansonia this afternoon to play the High school team of that place.
 George Boyd was arrested this morn Ing aC . O CLOCK OH 1dlu SlIG0l. I AC man was in a helpless condition from drink when found by the officer. He was sentenced to thirty days in Jail by Judge Hungerford.
 Naugatuck hive, No 24, L. 0. T. M., will hold their regular review tonight. As business of importance Is to be transacted the presence of every mem Der is desired.
 The Kings Daughters met this af- ternoon with Mrs H. I. Champion of Hillside avenue.
 All arrangements for the football game to be played in Bridgeport to- morrow between Naugatuek and the Yannigans have been completed, and it is expected that q large number of rooters will accompany the local team to Bridgeport. The local boys are de- termined to win and will play a hard game, and as the Yannigans are also of the opinion that they will win and are equally determined to play hard, fast football. an exciting contest is cer- tain to take place.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
0AKYILLE HAPPENINGS.
HANKY PANKYI CLUE WANTED
 TO CHANGE NAME.
Members. Thought It 4dvisab1e-The New Addition to the Pin Factory Marriage Announcement-Not

For the past few weeks attempts have been made by the members of the Hanky Panky club to change the name of the club to some other name decided upon at a meeting by the ma jority of the members. For various reasons it was deemed the best policy to change the name, as the organiza- ton had been subjected 10 q great amount of unfavorable comment in several of the newspapers i'll connec- ton with a case which some of the club members were literally drawn into. Several names were suggested to replace that of Hanky Panky, and a meeting held to select one of them. It was finally decided by the majority Of members that the good old name brought from the state of Maine by John E. Kelly several years ago, was good enough to keep, and in accord ance with this agreement the old club name will still be retained.
 Ezra Lawrence's daughter Dora is very il with the whoopfng cough.
 Workmen are repairing the large boiler at tue factory of the Baird Ma chine Go.
 Alderman & Austin have started 3 rushing business in their new grocery ItSA S %AAiO h uGihC. ouL Ol1 livery routes.
 Mrs John Loughlin is planning 10 give another sociable in Judd's hall in the near future
 Twenty-two members have been se- cured to form the new club recently organized.
 Miss Dora Lawrence is boarding 1t Mrs John Atwood's. Both Miss Law renee and Miss Mabel Matthews have resumed their former positions in the pin factory.
 The marriage of D. Grenier and Lil- lie Loughlin is announced to take place next month.
 Miss Edith Clark Of New York has taken position with the Oalkyille Pin Co
 The new addition to the factory of the OakviIle Pin Co will soon he I thing of reality. Workmen commenced operations yesterday for. the founda- tion Of the factory. The addition will be 3S feet in width and 15S feet long, and work will be pushed to a rapid completion.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
WATERVILLE DAILY TALK

The K. F. c. will give masquerade in Carter's hall this evening.
 The We1ch Hosiery team defeated the B. & F. team las~ evening in the pool match by 100 10 g points. Frank Senior refereed, William Axelby scored The star game was played by Lachance and Ray of,the Hosiery com pany.
 Frank and William McGrath of East Haddam are visitors in the village
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-22
The Chicago at Nice.

NICE, Nov. 22.-The United States cruiser Chicago, Rear Admiral Cron- wells flagship; the cruiser Albany and the gunboat Nashville have anchored off Villefranche. Admiral Cromwell obtained permission for the men to land nnarrned for exercise.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-07-12
Public Examinations for Teachers.

For the First Inspection District, com
prising the towns of GAINESVILLE, Center
Fulton and the city of Edgerton, at Ed
gerton, August IL.
For the Second Inspection District
comprising the towns of Avon, Newark
Plymouth and Spring Valley, at Oxford
Vile, August SIS.
For the Third Inspection District
comprising the towns of Magnolia, Por-
ter, Union and the city of Evansville, at
Evansville, August 50.
Writing paper will be furnished free
by the examiner.
No certificate will be renewed or ex-
tended.
Recent Legislation provides for Pub
lie Examinations quarterly at the County
Seat. The first of this series will be
held at my office on the first Friday and
Saturday in October. Until further no
tice the frs Friday and Saturday in
each quarter will be examination dates.
District Clerks please to post in COM
pliauce with law.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM NJ Ross,
Co. Supt. First Dist.
GAINESVILLE Wis, July l, 1901.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-07-12

THE big cannon cracker was badly
overworked in Edgerton on the Fourth.
It commenced to get in its deadly work
many hours before the day was ushered
in and continued to be heard long after
the curfew declared it's departure. What
a combination Of deviltry and dynamite
these cannon crackers are! What a
menace to life and disturber of rest!
What mother in town was not in mental
agony lest her boy became the next vic
tim? The GLORIOUS fourth" was salts
factorily celebrated almost a hundred
years before the cannon cracker was in
vented. Let's dispense with the Internal
instrument of death and destruction
now. Outlaw the cannon cracker from
this on. Make laws against it's use.
Pass ordinances preventing it's sale. The
common council should do their duty
and start in now.