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New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
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SATURDAY.. 80 a for Netherlands direct. Der
N1o-1sn mail must be directed per 3 Moor
dam; at $50 a complementary 10 a nj for
Errone ner ; Lucarfa. Queenstown: at $50
m for Scotland direct Ethiopia trna1 must
be Ifrecrsd per Ethiopia'D at 10 a for Bet-
GUM direct per Iceland tmal r1IIsr oe cirectec
Zs.Iald'l. Z a. n tor Denmark cirect
- NorEe tr,au must be directed per $ q
NorgeD; at D for Azores Islands per s. s. PENN
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Thts steamer takes Printed
Narrsr Commercial Papers Samples for Germany
of mail matter for ether parts o.
Furoue vii by this snip unless specially
directed by her
After the OF the Supplementary Tra1satlanrfc
Mails above. additional Supplementary Mall. ars
one1ed on the piers American. English French
and -er1siu until within Tan
Minutes OF OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
THE REV LEANDER L. RADCLIFFE.

Perth Anboy. y J. Aug. % (SpeciaD--The Rev
Leauder L. Radcliffe died last night at the West
Minister Home for Aged Presbyterian C!ergyrnen He
born in Florida, y. Y, ninety years ago. "hen
ne retired in 1892. had been active in the Con
grega onal and Presbyterian ministry for hfty-fve
years. He and Mrs. Radcliffe, who survives him.
were married sixty-two years ago
Upon retiring from active work and taking up
his home at the Westminster. Mr.. Radcliffe gave
MS extensive library 70 Biddle University. To the
Radcliffe Memorial Presbyterian Church, OF At
Ianta, Ga. Mir. and Mrs Radc-lfe gave pen
Weighing one thousand ponucs and a large pipe
organ. Mr.. Radcliffe was one OF the pioneer nome
MISSION workers in the West and established sew
eraI churches while II the employ OF the American
Board Of Home Missions
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
SALOON N WALL4BOUT MARKET
CONTROLLER CIRCUIT GAVE PERMIT Fol
Use OF CITY PROPERTY

CONTROLLER CIRCUIT GAVE PERMIT FOR
Use OF CITY PROPERTY
In apparent violation Of the terms OF the grant
by the United States Government OF the land
which IS used by the city for the WaIlabout Mar
ket. Controller Grout has signed permit for the
establishment Of a saloon at the northeast corner
OF Washington and Flushing aves. Brooklyn The
lease OF the property from the city has been held
for about ten years by Charles Smith. OF No. 496
JefTerson-ave. He OWLS the building. and formerly
conducted 4 produce business therein
Before Controller Grout went TO Europe he signed
permit for the opening OF a saloon on the prem
ises and gave his written consent 20 the Issuing
a license for the same This written permission
is on file in the Office OF Deputy Commissioner OF
Excise Michel. and the license has been granted
No saloon has been opened yet, Mr. Smith IS
trying to sell or rent the place He is asking
so 600 for the lease, building and privileges, but
would rent the same for $1,000 year. So far he
has not closed a bargain. although several per
sons have been anxious obtain the premises
The property is a valuable one. for the reason
that there are no other saloons in the Walabout
Market The lease from the United States Govern
rlenr TO the city of Brooklyn of the Wallaoout
Market lands contains the following clause:
1t is further agreed that part Of the lancs
herein mentioned shall be used or occupied for the
sale or traickng in any kind OF wine spirituous
or malt liquors
All the leases from Brooklyn 10 persons occupy
ing lands in the WalIabout Market provide that
no wine, malt or spirituous liquors shall be sold
on the premises and Mr.. Smith is highly eated 10
think that he has what amounts 20 an exclusive
privilege
Deputy Controller Phillips said yesterday Smith
paid an excellent price for his lease and that Con-
troler Grout, in giving permission for the opening
a precedent established in Manhattan. According
TO Mr.. Phillips. the Sinking Fund Commission has
granted three similar leases in the new West
Washington Market
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
NGR. GUIDI AND HIS DECORATIONS
CARDINAL sCILLA SAID HE HAD A FIRMA-
MENT ON HIS BREAST
Especial to The New-York Tribune by French cabIe)

Special to The New-York Tribune by French CabIe)
Copyright: 1902: BY The Tribune Association)
Rome Aug. 29-The appointment of Mon
signor Guidi Apostolic Delegate TO Manila is
considered n earnest of the intention OF the
Vatican TO fulfil the promises made to Governor
Taft about the religious question in the Phil
ippiaes He is a most afable and liberal think
ing prelate, having, perhaps. only one little
weakness. that of gathering many decora-
tions possible.
When he was secretary of the Munich Nun
ciature he was under Cardinal Rufo SciIla, who.
being new to diplomatic positions. was without
decorations. Monsignor GudI appeared always
covered with them. until Cardinal Scia, in dis
gust exclaimed, He has armament on his
breast; I believe he has them mis- shoulders.
and went and bought himself Oriental one,
not to be entirely outdone by Monsfgnor GuidL
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
SECOND TIcTIM OF FATHER DIES

BOY AND HIS SISTER WE'RE SHOT BY DRUNKEN
PARENT ON HIS BIRTHDAY.
Edward Dietscher, six years old, OF NO. 5ol West
Forty-ffth-st died in Roosevelt Hospital yester
dav as result of bullet fired into his head by
his father. Frederick, at their home August
Is Besides fatally wounding his little their
father sent bullet into the head of his hve-year-
I'D daughter Mary and then killed himself. The
little girl fingered for a few days in Roosevelt
Hospital and then died.
Dietscher was driver for the Department Of
Health and was a hard drinker. The day OF the
shooting was his birthday. and the family had
planned little celebration: Dietscher returned
home more sober than had been expected for
he had been drinking during the day and after
telling his children to kiss each other fired the
shots that ended their lives Then, standing be-
fore crucidx he fred three shots TO kill himself
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
OBITUARY.
OSCAR ". HEARTT.

Glen Ridge y. J. Aug. % tspeciaD-Oscar Win
ship Heart fortythree years old. son Of the late
Philip 7. Heartt. died at the home OF his sister
Mrs. John Scott Jarvie. No. I76 Linden-aVe, yes
terday from complication Of diseases. He was
for twelve years secretary OF the Manhattan Saw
ings Institution, and well known in financial cir
cles For many years ne was member OF CnrlSI
Episcopal Church and Of the Glen Ridge Cup.
He was g Democrat. but never held any of1ce be
z-as Ilr,rrla Id
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Mails for Newfoundland by rail North Sydney.
Ibsucs by steamer close ar this office daily $50
connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday
and saturday, Mails Ter N1queIon. ny rail Boston,
close at this office daily $50
Nails rail Port Tampa.
close at this office daily.
AT a. {Lhe connecting closes
80 on Noniays Wednesdays and Saturtaysl- Mails
- Mexico city overland unless specially addressed
fSr dispatch BY close az this Office daily
S,,,@av 80 n. and II 80 , n. sundays 4
. and II 50 D m Malls for Costa Rica. Belfse.
,arro C1rrez and rail NswOrIsans~
Nv close this Office daily
S-Ir5sv ~ II so D Sundays II connecting
-f-Ses here Mondays for Belize. Puerto Cortsz and
a-s,ala and Tuesdays FOR Costa Rics)- tResistered
closes at m previous day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
usr1s FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

s.-TRDAY-At $50 for BraZfI. per Syracuse
VIA Perna17buc5 and Santos (nat for Northern Brazl
: n
Pretoria: at a n Porto Rlco
Juan . a m supple
VsrezueIa. Der
Warsraibo fuaiI for SavaniIla and Cartagena
s Maracaibo y at $50 n N
Elementary 1880 a for Fortune Island. Janaica.
sa-a1ifIa Ca--aEsra and CrsytOwn. $ Allegheny
1rlaII for Costa Rica must 6e directed per Ans-
for Cuba. Mexico, vita
$3.50 AZ 10 a m for Trinidad. per 3.
VsrsvsI- az II q Argentine Uruguay and Para-
Helsues-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Po.tomce Notice.

.-,f4 he reat DAILY by Interested charges MY
occur any tirns)
r,-..1, mails for the week ending 80. 1904
III; So. 11-orptIv IN all casesD General Post
% a. follows: Parcels Post Mails close nour sarer
CLOSING shown Parcels mails lor
GERMANY close at s n. Monday and Wednesday
Supplementary mails close at gore g.
station half later than closing time snosn oeoE
Mails
sr.rtcs via Colon close Foreign Sss-
r{o1t
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
MACHINE ALMOST sCALPs GIRL.

While Julia Tanhea, seventeen years old. OF No
Z Lawrence-st. Brooklyn. at work in the con-
fsctionery factory OF the Gardner-Lucas Company
at No. 30 Columbia Heights, that borough, yester-
day her hair caught the rapidly revolving shaft
ing. and her scalp was nearly torn from her head
Her screams were heard by the engineer IN time 70
stop the machinery before she ground 70
death She was removed 20 the Long Island Col
iege Hospital In serious condition.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

The missionaries referred to in the above dis
patch were murdered at Chen-Chou in HoO-Nan
Province II is reported that the killed
during an outbUrst of superstitious frenzy on the
part OF the popuace, based upon the idea that they
had caused the epidemic OF cholera which is rag
Lewis was an Englishman, while Bruce an
1far
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
ArTBORIzED CAPITAL OF $4,000. 900.

The American Brazing Company. with an author
lied capital stock of s2o0OoO. has filed articles OF
incorporation with the Clerk OF Hudson County
N J. The business is to purchase patents and
property rights and braze cast iron and other
metals The corporators are Hugh A. Ward. Will
lam B. Sheppard. John A Lane and Alfred K
Chamberlain OF Manhattan; Charles r. Ehren-
stIom and James K. Atkinson OF Brooklyn. and R
E Herman OF Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Runaway IN CENTRAL PARK.
MOUNTED POLICEMAN PREVENTS FRIGHTENED
HORSE FROM PLUNGING INTO WATER

MANY fashionable equipages OF various kinds
were in the East Drive In Central FarK' aOou'
o. rundredth-st late yesterday afternoon when a
i-,tad thorough hbred horse attached to a runabout
and hauling J. A. Thomas. OF No. Il West FhtS-
e-s+-st became frightened in descending the steep
hin AZ McCsown's Pass Tavern The morse ran
av Mr. Thomas shouted for room as he tried
m null up the animal
Mounted Policeman Ferguson grabbed the oridIe
~ the horse. and jamuing his own horse against
rho runaway made him keep 10 a bridge instead
- r1urqfng into some water. He succeeded IN
+o-eirg me horse hundred "a nd Vent inst
Tha riI5a bout hit big four wheeler and broke a
wheel but was further damaged
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
ALL THE NEWS.
rhe Peekskill Democra

From The Peekskill Democrat
The New-York Tribune is now one on the best
metropolitan dailies coming into Peekskiu. Its cir
cuation and number of subscribers have increa sed
remarkably in this village the last month Inc
Tribune Is carrying a great deal OF Westchester
County news at present. which makes the paper OF
unusual interest to local readers
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
D GEORGE sHRYOCk.

MeadvilIe. Penn. Aug g CSpeciaD-D. George
shrvock died at SIS home here tonight, sixty-nve
wears old He was -or many years one Of the best
known business men - Northwestern Fehhsy Edi44a
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
deal BEACH. y. J.

parr of the Standard Oil millions Is re-
ing expended by Daniel O'Day. one OF III"
~aunsre. al Deal. N j. HIS charming NULL
= ,,,n.son there. fine stntuary. rupken
~.-aap. etc i'm To-M0RRON's TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
CHILD POUNDS DYNAMITE WITH STONE.

Joseph Mangino, five years old. of No 2S1
PaciAc-st Brooklyn. found a dynamite cartridge
Yesterday in the street. He began to pound it
with cobblestone to what 1t made OF
when it exploded and tore his hands into shreds.
He was removed to St Mary's Hospital
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
EQUIyE DENTISTRY

Valuable horses now have their teeth filled
bridxed crowned by dentists. just as
people do Description and pictures of the
operations dentists their
equine patfents. In TO-MORROW'S TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
CAPTAIN SAMUEL BAssE.

U-bstcoun Wash Aug 29.-Captain Samuel
tzssse VINO came to the Pacific Coast in 1853. set
-Ii,7y in oregon is dead here, aged seventy-one
wears He had been prominent IN Democratic poi-
- .tt- s+ate and Oregon for the last forty
-ea-e holding numerous Federal and state oInces-
He was born at Mount Holly, " j.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
MRS. HANNAH GOODMAN.

Mrs Hannah Goodman, mother of Alderman Elias
Goodman, died suddenly yesterday morning at her
home No ~ East One-h hundred -and-twent teth-st-
Mrs Goodman was eighty-Cne years old. and TWO
years ago celebrated ne- golden wedding ami
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
THE CATHOLIC PRoTECToRY.

Picture. of the boys of the Newly ork tath-
Ollie Protectory going through their hre
drill. They recently brayeiy saved the fro-
secrorx building. from total destruction by
fire See TO-NoRROW'S TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
BODIES OF MISSIONARIES FOUND.
MUTILATED BEYOND RECoGNITIoN-sPEARED
AND STONED TO DEATH

London Aug. 30.-In a dispatch from Shang-
hal the correspondent of The Daily Mail" says
the bodies of the missionaries, Bruce and Lewis,
have been recovered, mutilated beyond recog-
nition The murderers made use of all kinds Of
weapons to kill Bruce, while Lewis was speared
and stoned to death
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
COLONEL WILLIAM c. COOPER

Mount Vernon. Ohio Aug 2s-Colonei "N-ain -
Cooner for many years prominent in Ohio politics.
died tonight aged seventy-one years. Prior 70 1854
he served as member OF the Republican National
Committee and from 1881 10 1851 inclusive heL1e
senred this district in Congress
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
DIED.

B1DEN-A, August 2s atter sncs q Ward
Fannie Ess1 Q, Noies Of funeral hereafter
C.uP-st her late residence. on Thursday august =.
Eliza Ten Eyck KnssIand widow o. lanes Ey "a 4,
6.cock m Reistives and friends invited TO at
tepd
CaRPENTER-on Fifth day. Ninth month 2stn =. ne ne
residence Ne 80 eraGaexe isaaS az chapbaqua at
regular meeting hour. First day. August IL Af.
leaves Grand Central s:2O a m
her residence No 1sS Ess; 125th-st. Mrs Lacy =
CarpenTer In her 92d year widow Of the late BENJAMIN
H Carpenter Funeral services sunday az atsernooT-
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at D m
ooE-on ugu=t Durham Conn pa1ie b eos a.
purbsu Cogal saturfaS M sfternoo1 August 80
CoE-ou Angus, IS. at Durham Conn. Samuel B. coe:
purhsm. rfs &c Conn Saturday afternoon August 80.
CoLE-At Yonk-rs. n. Y. Aususs =, 1907 Aoisaa 2;
oe we es5 81 lns =s & ss aena visa-ave SATURDAY
August 30 p Relatives and friends are invited
attend
cNN1NGHAM-At Nethsrweod j. en-, en- TauTss.,. n 1sss
Funeral private. at No SSa West 4fan-SI'
New-York city
James II clifford. esq. Chatham. " J. cars 49,,
9n nteTeni 4u9ena Renso OF Cemetery s = Jefferson County
IN " papers please copy
THURSDAY August Is 1sSs & i5.s. a5 s.' 5onn Ies
ADAMS Gilbert in the 1:h year OF MS as 5 nst AZ
requested that flowers be sent
Hooven- the sOth year Of his age 1n1srnenf AZ
EngIexood- Services private
@ AgGgft IN p l so2 s8s sgs1H Of the Tfisn s6s z
and Arasterdau1-ave-. on sunday. August 81 -"
D
The woodInwn Cemetery
ono. 70 Eas5 2sd Street Madison square South
tn. stephen Merritt Rrrtal Co.:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lowest. s.
average 70 corresponding year
average for corresponding years
Local forecast to-day Sunday. light
winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
n>r Kindred YEARS OLD.

Bntavia v Y, celebrates its 1OOth Ami
yersary on sept. 4th- Gov. OdeII will assist
in the ceremonies. N batavia md
history of the city. TO-MORROW'S TRIB
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Aug 2sThe barometric pressure IS high
over the Coast districts and North Pacific
Coast, and relatively low the Southwest and the
extreme The baronletric depression
cupeI Mexico and West Gulf states has
dssipated The temperature fallen and below the
seasonal the OF the middle and the
upper Missouri Valley Elsewhere the temperature
changes been slight Local rains have occurred in
the South Middle and Gulf States and
from the extreme upper Mississippi and Red River OF the
North valleys Missouri Valley and the middle
Rocky Mountain and plateau districts Fair
indicated Saturday the Eastern part
country. except IN the South Atlantic and GuH
where local will Local rains also
districts lying western lake
region middle Rocky Mountain districts Along
the Atlantic Coast Great Lakes light
fresh easterv will prevail On Gulf Coast the
winds will be fresh Steamers de-
parting Saturday European ports viii have Lght var
sble winds u6 % Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
CEW-yORK CITY.


Mail subscribers 20 the DAILY and TFSI-VSEEALf vi,
extra postage II aH'4iC'o1a u
he Larne6 above
The Tribune will mailed Cuba Porto Rico. HaVati
and me Philippines without extra expense ror rores'
Postal Cuion Tribune will be mailed ar the following
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Address all communications subscriptions
sdvs THE TRIBUNE New-Fork CITY He
nit by Posrofce money money order dra1s
letter
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

ANTHoNY-At West Newton Mass. Ripley Osgood An
thoDv Of A v. 5. and Mary Walker Anthony,
in his 26th year Interraent At Poughkeepste
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
For New-England. fair to-day and Sunday: fresh
easterly winds
For Eastern New-York fair to-day and Sunday light
TO fresh easterly winds
For the District Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
Delaware Maryland Virginia and New-Jsrsey.
DAY Sunday. light To fresh easterly winds
Pennsylvania and Western New-York. fair
to-day: Sunday: fresh southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
rRrRr-Ng LOCAL OBSERVATION,

In diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trounes
-ecoTcng barometer dotted teupera-
at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

The following official record the Weather Bureau
shows the temperature for the
tv-four hours in comparison corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Grerlnl Notlces-
T;hnns Sub.criptfon Rates

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Anthony. Ripley O. Cole. Abigail D
Tfdan Fannie CunninEhsm ".
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Carpenter ,Iiloert Ionn J.
Carnenrar Tucy - Hooven. Thomas W
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Coe. B-
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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
MARRIED.

I.ARNED-HOFFMAN-A St Matthews Church. sugar
Hill " H. by the Ri. Rev Nelson ". Niles. Bishop OF
the Diocese. Wednesday. August p. 1902. Emma
Ogden Hoffman Edwin Claiming Larned-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Do not he imposed on
Always demard the genuine
Murray & Lanman Florida Water
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05
The FASHIONS in Wells

This montH. with its high
win l., is the time when woman :
attention naturally turns to the
subject Of wells. The new ones
are mostly OF iuile or fine thread
mesh: They are 50 fairyiiks IL
texture thai taey seem like vrri-
table cobwebs with only dot
here and there to show that one
has a veil on at all. The shops are
showing these tuiie wells with tne
finest and daintest imagin able
chenille embroidery This en-
broidery begins as a border around
the edge in front and grows Lar
ro1er and finer toward back
March Laaits' Home Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05

A lO-year old boy, AdaIr Ag-
new, # Oklahoma City. had bo ia
limbs cut of by q switch eny'ue
at Oklahoma City, yesterday.
When his father saw him and
began crying. th- little fellow
SAID, "don't cry papa, it don I
hurt much now"
The Ladies aid Society Of the
Cnristian church will give an
oyster supper. and serve ice crea m
Thursday evening from 6 to 10
O'Clock in the new Smith building
on Chickasha avenue.
The Express has been Informed
that there will be a morning paper
started in Chickasha, if the parties
can borrow the money!
Judge F.. N. Payne returned
from Ryan and Duncan Yesterday,
where he has been on legal BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Nelson has opened a board
ing house opposite the Red barn.
Redford Bond left for Kansas
City yesterday on business.
Tom Cole CT Shawnee is visir
ing in the city.
Doc. @. B. OdelI is here from
Anadarko.
Frank Plummer went south t.
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05
Report ii Pubilc schooI.

Report OF Chiekasba public
school Tor 5sh month ending Feb
2Sth, 1902.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05
Total enrolment for this year ,0l3

f. w. Murphy of MARROW is in
the city On business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05

I am over stocked with shotguns,
reyolvers. rifles. ammunition. hunting
coats, legglns. and all kinds Of
Sporting goods. !:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05

Frank Plummer went south to
day.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-23
Accidentally Shot.

1t is reported to US that Isaac
Fontenot deputy sheriff, residing
at Welsh, was accidentally shot
last night about one o'clock. In
stepping across q, ditch, he fell
and a revolver which was in his
hip pocket was accidentally dis
charged, the ball penetrating
clear through the hip. The
wound is considered a danger
Gus one, and is very painful.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-23
8. L. CARY
Office Over First National Bank.

special Notice to all young old
to all
NBS. of
O
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-23
Holiday goods in abundance al
the Owl Drug Store.
Hush! Children.

A young lady was going twist
ing along street in San Fran
cisco the other day, to all appear
ances like she had a flea on her.
A newsboy with a bundle of
papers ran up and exclaimed:
s'Examiner. Examiner!" The
young lady replied: ono not till
I get home.-Abbeville Herald.
The man who wrote the above
paragraph should have finished it
by telling how many policemen
it took to clear the sidewalk in
front of the young lady's resi-.
o.ence.-Crowley Signal.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-23
70 CONSIDER.
A Statement Of Value to Property
Ownersi In Calcasiep.

A Statement Of Value to Property
Owners In Calcasieu.
At a meeting of farmers held
yesterday at the Commercial
Leagues room for the purpose
of acting on the matter of good
roads, the following statement
was made to the Boaad of Direct
ors of the League, by Police Jur-
or G. F. Taylor. A resolution
was adopted to appoint special
com mittee of 8 to arrange for the
subscriptions and the work i; he
done in the roads.
Lake Charlie s, Oct 16, 1907.
Mr.. @. F. Taylor, P. j., Jennin.s :,
La.
Dear Sir and Friend. d.-Enclos-
ed l hand you statement show
ing amount of special Road and
Bridge Tax for Ward 10, assessed
and collected for the year 1901;
also the amount LEVIED in other
Wards. The ratio of COLLECTION
in other wards is about the same
as in yours. Please bear in
mind that in anticipation of col
lection of the whole assessment
you have expended it.
Your contention that the Cor
poration of Jennings does not
bear any part of this special tax
is correct: it is leyied only on
property situated outside Of in
corporated towns.
Wishing you every success IN
your efforts for the improve-
ment Of the public highways in
Ward Ten and with best rega1 DIS,
[ remain, Yours very truly,
J. SHELDON TOONIER,
Clerk Police Jury.
Amount OF special tax levied
for public Improvements for the
year 1901:
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-23
China Fish and Tur

key sets at
EOllins Bros. & Le10en