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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

7 the L street pumping station, but in no
instance has prosecution been brought
against any citizen or corporation for any
emission of smoke such as occurs there
II smoke had been emitted from the
smokestack Of the Street pumping sta
tjou in violation OF the smoke law. as
that law is administered by the Health
Department il is unlikely that # would
have escaped observation. as the Douart-
ment has particularly observed this stack
so that it would not require Of anyone
anything more than is accomplished by
the District Government. Your complaint
as TO the emission Of law breaking
smoke from the smokestack connected
with the workhouse viii be investigated.
The Health Department finds your
theory as to the special consideration
which should be shown your plants in
teresting and regrets very much it's ina
bility TO accept H. Tho department is
under the impression that your corpor-
alton exercises its quasi-pubIic func-
tions chiefly for the private profit Of its
stockholders, and that the amount OF
such profit is considerably increased by
reason Of the fact that it holds certain
valuable franchises granted gratuitousIy
by the public. The department believes
therefore, that its quasi-public character
is one Of the strongest reasons why il
should comply with the public statute
passed in the interests Of the community
az large. without delay or complaint
Your exposition Of your theory as 90
the special consideration which should
be shown large power plants with vary
ing loads as against smaller plants with
more nearly constant loads, fails 20 men
tiOn the comparatively large income or
to suggest the comparatively large profits
which result from the maintenance Of the
former class Of establishments as com
pared with the latter II seems to the
uninitiaued that the relatively large in
comes OF such establishments as yours
would justify relatively large expendi-
lures for the prevention of smoke II is
Of course not 70 be expected that smoke-l
preventing apparatus can be installed at
your plants for the same absolute amount
Of money that Will install them al smaller
establishments. but the relative proper
tion between the initial cost Of smoke
prevention and the gross value Of the
plants would probably be no greater in
the former instance than IN the latter
In view OF the foregoing facts. the
Health Department Is unable 10 discover
any reason why the various corporations
under your direction should not do what
less wealthy citizens and corporations
have done in order TO comply with the
law"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
RUMORS DENIED BY
ARCHBISHOP SBARETTI
Declares He Is Not to Sue
coed Cardinal Martinelli.
To Leave by Monday for the Philippines
Settlement of Friars' Claims of
Secondary Interest.

Archbishop Sbarctti, the papal delegate
TO the Philippines, whose coming to this
country was heralded by stories that he
was to succeed Cardinal MartineIIi. as
paDaI delegate TO the United States. has
requested a denial Of all such rumors.
Mgr. Sbaretti arrived in New York from
Rome on Monday. reaching here yester-
day afternoon. to be the guest Of Cardinal
Martineli His stay here will be very
short Ha lg paid his respects to the
Government officials, he expects to leave
by Monday for his post in the Philip
pines.
Mgr SbaretU refuses absolutely to dis
cuss his mission and says he has moth
ing IN the nature OF a papal bull 10 pro-
mulgate. The disposition Of the friar lands
In the Philippines is one Of the serious
questions with which Mgr. Sbaretti VIII
have 10 deal.
It IS understood that he will be given
the views Of the Administration respect
ing this question before he leaves His
mission. however. is more OF an eccIesf-
atical nature than business one, and the
disposition Of the friar lands will re-
ceive second consideration to the gen
eral needs OF the Catholic Church in the
Philippines
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
MUSEUM FREAK IN COURT.
DefOrmed Negro ArTaigned on a Charge
Of Disorderly Conduct.

DefOTmed Negro ArTaigned on a Charge
Of Disorderly Conduct.
The spectators in the District branch
Of the police court witnessed a peculiar
sight this morning when James Barnes.
eolored. was arraigned to answer charge
Of disorderly conduct.
Barnes is one OF the attractions in a
show. He is about thirty-fve years Of
age, and his legs appear 70 have no
hinges at the knee. Both members are
bent forward. while the feet are o. diEnin-
utive size re moves on ali fotrs. wear
ing shoes on his hands
His body is unusually long. and his
back deeply swayed.
A couple Of policemen certified that he
was noisy and profane in o St,eet alley
last night. He pleaded not guilty. but
made no other statement in his own be-
half
H. Z. Thurston, a show manager. who
employs Barnes. said he had much diff
Guilty II securing quarters for Barnes in
nearly every town he visited. because Of
his unfortunate physical condition. and
that he Was on a hunt fOT rooms for him
and had left him only a few minutes be-
fore the arrest.
Mr.. Thurston declared that Barnes was
not addicted 10 profanity and that he
Eas not dIsOrderly person He further
stated that when be inquired Of the DO
Itoeman Why Barnes had been arrested.
the officer told him that he had better
attend 10 his own business OF he would
lock him Up. too
Judge scott took The negro's personal
bond
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICER
REPLIES TO GEN. HARRIES
Makes CaHsfjc Comment Syndcafes "Theorp'' Of Spe-
cIai Consideration Because of Ouasi-PubEc
Functions Performed.

Dr. William c. Woodward. the District
Health Officer, has replied to the letter
Of Gen. George H Harrics. relative to the
report made upon the bin providing for
the amendment OF the smoke law. Gen
eral Harries' letter was published in The
Times Dr. Woodward SAYS.
Il have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter OF the 10th inst
relative TO your promise OF July TO- 1901
OF absolute smoke extinction at every
power plant under your control. and 10
the continued unlawful emission Of smoke
from such power plants. The letter con-
tanning that promise was embodied in full
in the report of the Health Department
on E. R. bill l1S49. ANY criticism
or complaint arising out Of the omis-
sion Of the date Of that letter when the
letter was published should be addressed.
therefore, TO the owners and editors Of
the newspapers Of this city, and not %
the Health Department
THE promise which you then made Of
absolute smoke extinction was entirely
voluntary on your part. and in view OF
its appearance in p carefully prepared let
ter, was accepted literally by this de-
partment, notwithstanding the fact that it
meant a degree Of smokeICssness far n
excess Of that required 10y the act for
the prevention Of smoke. or demanded
by the Health Department in the enforce
ment OF that act. II is with regret that
the Health Department has received your
recent letter intimating that You may
not be able TO accomplish all that you
then promised.
Your allegation that smoke is emit
ted unlawfully from the smokestack con-
nected with the District Building is not
yet supported by any information in the
possession OF this department. although
inspectors have for some time past kept
that stack under special observation and
although you nave been requested on
more than one occasion to submit to the
Health Department the data which you
possess, which. in your judgment. sup
ports your allegation. When YOU claim
that law breaking smoke escapes from
the smokestack connected with the L
Street pumping station i; is manifest that
you assume, for the purposes Of your let
ter, even IL you do not in the management
Of your powerhouse, much higher
standard for the enforcement Of the
smoke law than does the Health Depart
ment
Smoke does escape from the stack on
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

heaping teaspoons for the cereal part OF
the meal, and so loaR as YOU use the food
In moderation you viii stick 10 IL. and
look forward 10 the neal with pIeasur-
able anticipation remember, Grape
Nuts furnishes the most delicious rsst-
ing cereal food known. and contains the
certain elements nature uses for repair
ing and rebuilding the brain and gray
matter In the nerve centres. The steady
and moderate user OF Crane Nuts can de-
pend upon daily nourishmant OF the kind
that gives one that feeling Of reserve
strength, so essential 10 a successful ac-
tive brain worker. Do not try to cook
this food II is thoroughly and com
pletely cooked at factory, and is ready
FOR instant service.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
VETERANS TENDER SERVICES.
Spanish War Men interested in Airing
ton Memorial Dedication.

Col Lee ". Lipscomb. commander OF
the District Of Columbia Corps. Spanish
War Veterans, issued a general order to-
day announcing the appointment Of Capt
Francis B. Wheaton, commander Of Henry
W. LawtOD Command. TO be corps auditor.
vice Anthony Holmead, resigned He also
announced the appointment Of j. Walter
Mitchell 70 be A D. G. on the command
ers stan, and assistant corps adjutant
The latter is the present adjutant OF Cen
NelsCa A. Miles Command. No ]. and was
the principal organizer OF, and second cap
tain commanding, that organization.
II was also announced that the Distric.
Corps. Spanish War Veterans. the armed
guard. ladies' auxiliaries and band have
rendered theft services to the National
Society CT Colonial Danes OF America. n
connection with the forthcoming dedica-
ton Of tie monument at Arlington IN
honor Of the American soldiers who died
during the war with Spain. The council
OF administration Of the District Corps
VIII hold a meeting 10 a few days 20 mako
definite arrangements for this event.
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Pleasurab1e Anticipation,
When Proper Food is
Used in Moderation.

you are one Of those who have eaten
too freely Of Grape Nuts and have been
satisted, We have a word Of help and
advice for YOU. II is concentrated
food, and the system requires and can
handle only small amount at time
II too much is taken nature revoIts
against the overlooking. Be moderate
and enjoy the food day By day Il is too
valuable 20 your system and 20 your
sturdy health 20 give over. It is d com
mon fault for people 70 oyereat candy or
any other delicacy Al some time in life
and from an excess be driven 20 abb
stinence. But with Grape-Nuts IL will
richly repay you 10 start again on the
fixed allowance OF not more than three
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

An exciting runaway occurred yester-
day shortly after noon. A two horse
team belonging 20 James o. Cation &
Sons, contractors. Of 1880 West Market
Place, became frightened near the corner
Of Thirty-frst and y Streets. and ran
down n Street at high rate Of speed.
On reaching Twenty-seventh Street the
horses attempted to turn the corner. and
the wagon struck a lamppost, breaking it
on close 20 the ground The horses es-
capped uninjured and the wagon was but
slightly damaged
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
A Little Girls Painful Acct
dent While at Play.
Exciting Runaway on N StIeet-Reno
Councils IMP to Anacostia-Keane
Council to Give Ball.

Grace Kitchen. the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchen. of 1866 Valley
Street northwest while playing in front
OF her home Monday evening with a stick
in he- mouth, fell. and the stick was
driven back into her throat inficting 4
deep cut She was taken to the George
town University Hospital. where the
wound was treated. The physicians found
it necessary to etherize the child before
the wound could be sewed. She was taken
back to her home by her father.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Stricken in a Store.

About 10 o'clock this morning Albert
Finnacon, ffty-six years OF age. who lives
at ga Florida Avenue northwest, was
taken i'll IN a store al 504 Twelfth Street
northwest. He was removed 10 the Emer-
gency Hospital in the police ambulance
for treatment
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Marriage Licenses issued.

Harry H. Sherwood and Augusta E.
COnradis.
Harry L. Hyndman. New York city
and Ida Belle Talbot.
William S. Ayres, jr, and Louise a.
Dahle.
Andrew Williams and Luberta Turner
Robert Phillips and Ida Wall
Thomas Tyler and Lavania Reed.
James G. /. Arnold and Eva L. Dixon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

The Coroner view yesterday the remains
Of Mrs Mary L. BAN. who was found dead
in bed Monday morning al her home. 1888
Warehouse Alley. yesterday and decided
tha- death was due to apopiexy. and is
sued certificate accordingly. The fun
eral viii take place tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

NatiOnaI-Auuie Russell in THE Girl
and the Judge. afternoon and evening.
ColumDia-Mrs. Patrick Campbell aft
ernoon "Magda;' evening. Mrs Ebb-
smith"
Lafayette-"Jane," afternoon and even
ing.
Chase 's-Poiite vaudeville; afternoon
and evening
Academy-"A Homespun Heart" even
ing.
Herman 's-ImperiaI BurIesquers. after
noon and evening.
Empire-Sandow's Own Company, after
noon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
FORT MYER BOARD NAMED
Army Officers Detailed to Hold Examina-
tons for Promotion.

A board Of officers has been appointed
to meet at Fort Myer. Va. for the ex-
animation Of such officers as may be or
dered before it TO determine their fitness
for promotion.
The detail for the board is Lieut.. Col.
Eugene ID. Dimmick Second Cavalry:
Major William B. Davis. surgeon. Capt
Frederick W. SlbIey. Second Cavalry:
Capt Thomas J. Lewis, Second Cavalry
First Lieut.. Jere B. Clayton. assistant
surgeon; First Lieut. Charles G. Harvey.
Second Cavalry, recorder. Second Lieut..
Walter F. Martin has been ordered TO re-
port to the examining board to deter
mine has fitness for promotion.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
FUNERAL OF THOMAS BECK.
Services Held at His Late Residence This
Afternoon.

AILeInOOn-
Funeral services we're held over the re-
mains OF Mr. Thomas Beck. at his. late
residence. p Iowa Circle northwest. this
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Rev. DIT. Radcliffe pastor OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
ofhciated. The interment was made at
Rock Greek Cemetery.
The following persons acted as honor
airy palbearers. Justice J.. H. Holland.
Mr.. Thomas II. Hernd0n. Mr. Charles A.
Baker Ny Charles ID. Bailey. General JOS
eph F. Breckenridge Dr. s O.. Crissey.
Hon Harrison l. Bruce, Mr.. C.. II. Fri. h
baugh. Dr. William Hughes. and SIR. vii
liam 2. Gurley.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

An aged colored man was found I,:ng
III at Il s corner Of Thirty second and
Grace Streets last night by Policeman
John R. Lintier. he was identified as
Bladen COrbin, Of 521 Third Street south
west, and was taken TO his home in a
patrol wagon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
BROUGHT FROM BALTIMORE.
Salesman Charged With Securing Money
Under False Pretences.

Detective Horne this morning returned
from Baltimore. bringing with him Frank
b. Bauman, forty-seven years OF age. a
salesman by occupation, who is wanted
IN this city on a charge Of having secured
yz5 from Miss Florence Emdell. Of Gls
New York Avenue northwest. under false
pretences. Bauman. IL is alleged. stated
that he had a draft for a sum OF money
put could not get II Cashcd right away.
Mise bmden. II IS said advanced him the
money, and IL Is alleged he left the house
the next night and never returned. He
was released on &25 collateral for his ap-
pearance IN court Thursday morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Water Main Ordered 80.

The District Commissioners today or
dered that 220 feet OF six-inch water msin
be laid in the south side OF Florida Ave
nue. between Q and North Capitol Streets.
At an estimated cost Of SIeS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

The members Of Reno Council. Of Ten
leytown. attended the reunion Of the
Loyal Council last night at Masonic Hall
in Anacostia. A special car was chartered
for the trip. Several prominent speakers
we're present. among whom were Repre-
sentative Blackburn. Covers were spread
for about two hundred.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight and Thursday; fresh north
10 east winds
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

ball will be given on the evening Of
April p by Keane Council No 353 at Ma
tionai Rifles ArL.cry. The Irrcecds will
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

be turned into the treasury CT the Housc
OF tbs GoOc Shepherd
The funeral Of Mr.. J. Edward Gross will
take place tomorrow morning. Rc1riem
mas WI! De celebrated ar trinity Cttrch
at O'Clock. Mr.. Gross died Monday
nighe at his residence. S5iT n street
northwest. after an illness q about enc
week from pneumonia -Four littIO thli-
drCn .n5 his widow survive.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

The Georgetown "Preps" defeated the
class Of 1904 team yesterday afternoon
IN holly contested game Of Baseball. on
the little boys field. The score was 1S
to 9.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
New Furniture at Auction.

A fine line Of new furniture for all parts o. the
household viii be- sold az Slosn's. 1907 g. Street.
today, az 1890 o. M, also carpets and mattIngs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26

Furniture Stored in FireprOof Warehouse
OF Union Trust and Storage Company al lowest
rates for best service. Main Office, 1914 Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
Norfolk & washington Steamboat Co.

Delightful trips daily az $50 p. M. from foot
9Th 81. TO Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Virginia
Beach, and Newport News See ad. page g
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
STREET LIGHTING.

IIEh Ude-.........3:41 4. NJ. and 4:10 2. N.
Low ide..........9:39 A. NJ. and g:57 p. NJ.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
THE STrN Am THF MOON


sun rises. $50 An. sun sets...6:I7 7. M
moon rlSeS-t-u2 PM. . Moon sets...........
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamps lit TODAY. 6.5Gp NJ
LampSout tomorrow ..-..........5.02 A NJ
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pr. KiImer's sWAMe-RooT

Is not recommended Tor everything; but n y0a
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i0und Just the remedy you need Sold b. drug
gists everywhere IN aity cent and dollar siEsS.
You may have & sample bottle Of this great KID
usy remedy sent free By mail. also = pamphlet
telling al about SEamp-R0ot and its great ,ursa.
Address Dr. hiImer Co. BinEhamton- n z
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-05-01

s /. Malmetionin9en" for 2eroas ben
29be Walts leies: Dete nye Damp,
itibe paa 10, 900 Cons, iom e. bei1ilte
pos aleranber Stepben & Sbn I @las=
9ow, ifal leueres nette gaar, Bet enc
Mars, bet anbet Ufai. Stibene 1tal
toffe omtrent 4 Weillioner Rroner Stpt,
tst. Osear H@<&fou1 bpssebes see
famine BERT, toftebe ou,trent Il MilI !.
Rroner men beffiGtes unber en- Beriobe,
ba grtferne bolbtes beiere.. Mf be Il to
fife bei1ilte @tibe bar BET oprinbelia
meninsen, at tun b'et enc ftuloe 5bpga.s
paa bet ifetffe Berft, ioet ct itest banif
YertfteD tenturerepe en-, set anbet. Del
banfte 9erft bapbe fprl tnbleperet glns
buo efter bpiere Prie enb e5totterne men
beilnttebe ienere at saa neb til famine
Rris foms AleranDer Stepbens & So,na..::
.Sutiolert,b tim SET ,npe anbub ia Set
banfte garft en. bsID Zine for tent &.
De to npe Stibe bpases for BET 6ors
enebe Dampiti elitabs gsem Dort Rute,
ndinavian Anne erican5 Line. 55.s5
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-05-01

uaber en- sbeleasenbe Storm ! Sop.
lin, ml!isiouri. u! bltD trt Mepneitsr ,brebts,
fets bsbelist faareoe % ct Snes andre
tom alDorlist tilffabe Trebassaften ftife
l1se. ... u. .5T.
Stormsn lisnebe lite en- Cyclone,
men men ben par Jag ttert, at Sueis af
9ute G'p bleite neb I ipbIilse Del af .gpen.
gt . IS, to 3 4ar gatnnlelt Barn bleD tafitt
.l,| ll6o# Sob bort os iluppet neo ien Dam,
bDot'rfrsa |t':l g bet bleD reobst Of gqrnets ipp
aar gamle Brober. 4. s5.s:.y
0stoa ! sSstoalii,a, famine gtat, ftsbe
oer no9en SfaDe. 4
Dss '''!'. .YItoinss. y 81 's Soma, pa, ber 4
stpbrub % gauoet .ftrgmmebe is
9 3 Eollmmer llt'! bgbt sienneu @aberne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-05-01

Gn Mane fra Minueapolts. Sobu
@. @a6litrsm, reiite til manoan, Morr
Datota, fife nse, fanbt Der / Nerbeoen
ct Stptte 2anb, tom ban asteoe at er.
boerOe fig, % penbte tilbase til Man'
ban, Boor ban blep ipg % Lao Der Ons.
bag | ct 5otel. Om Aftenen, ba So
telfolteue ffalbe ie til BAN, par ban for.
fpunben. os man peo lite, buor Der {,
blepet af BAN. 6an bar 9uitru oa
8srn ! Minneapolts, buor ban er tieubt
fom en- eoru.lis % retftafen manb.
9an par lite tomu,en biem isien 2er.
bog. 9an. e. 40 Mar gamuel. &
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perefter utl bet tlips =tarlisere tor
Menb at naa fine 9ufiruer. Der ct
aeults en- Snoianertone, fom bar opfuns
bet en- &nr for iaabanne Menb. 6eas
bes Manb baube faaet benbe, mems ban
bar berulet, men Ronen utbife @aao.
sun banbt Manben paa 9enber %
6sbber % ifrpebe salt paa 9an1 Der'
paa flap bun &reaturene ub os Lob BEN
bespnbe at ilitte BAN. Den, iom ba,
fplt ben ,raspenbe 8trfnin9 at en- SO:
tunae ueo, bporban bet git. &leoer ee
pub for lise tlbe, t6i ber Bier, lite nose1
belt i9jen paa rosen al oen1. J., ~.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-05-01

Gor ben l1se. iou enbte 9s 5Aptil.

Tor ben l1se. ion enbte 9s NptiI. H
Ueiret par I ben ttsrife Del al l1gen
for tialigt til, at Seben tunbe gro til.
frebs1i4enbe. Dst bar iaa toIbt on,
Morseneu ben 23be, at Marten par
baarbfrofen i be norblise Counter, %
Der par Troit andre Steber ben 24be.$ (
Sen 22oe par Der Nesn o9 Sne ira
Maribau County ipooper til Mtinntiota
Bailey. Sneen uar&i Gountierne Mar.
lbaQ, Bolt os Norman til Is CONNER
6pb, es ben bleu paa fine Steber lisgens
be til ben 25oe. paa 1amme Eib par
oer fpolise % fpbueplise Del al Stas
ten lette os iprebte &esnbpser neb iterte
Sterme, ber breu Stepet op / 2u1ten,
es Nsrene tos @tabe ionme Steoer.
tSioe ipolise to Erebieoele af Staten
par ber r,9elist % alminbelist Resn ben
525be, o9 bet .parebe ,nbtil beh 26be be
ipoeitre eourtter. Dette &ean par lebs
FACET al en- peelessenbe @inb uosle af
be ipoueffre Counter. Om Mftenen
ben 25oe, falbt Der Sne meb Reenet en-
Eib. g.. . ="
Mrbeipet &eb ytiper> Dolen er blepen
alporlts btuoret af bet iforu,fulbe geir
unbtasen Rittfon County, buor oms
trent tire Tierbebele al 9ueben er iaaet.
s be. fpolise to Erebiebele af Staten
sier man Eorberebelier i'll at iaa Sin os
plante Mais. os enbel Sin er aQerebe
faaet. Qibt Yoteter er bleuen iat. Rls.
peren. buor &apporter .er sipne, bar
oueritaaet Winteren sobt. u.
/ &esnet ben 25be par af l1pufberlis
Rptte for ben Del af Staten, iom fbr&
leb at xprte: Ser blep t,lffrattelig
Guatisbeb for bet laaebe &orn % Sors
ben bIeD pattet, bDor ben laa tps %
tsr. iaa Der ttfs NJ Dil pare nosen Gare.
for Mseren, ON Per tomn,er itert ginb.
Det tibl,st iaaeee Rorn tommer op,
men bet hob albeIes lille fpr @esuet.
garu,t geir u,Ibe nu faa al gesetatton
Ill at petie burtist. .., s% #
Z. 9. Outram,
/! Settionsbirettbr.