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KEpr HER CHILDREN.
The Right Food Brought Them Back to
Health

The Right Food Brought Them Back TO
Health.
Food purchased from curiosity saved the
lives Of two children in a family in Ulysses,
Wis.
The mother says:--"we had bought a
ppckagc Of Grape Nuts, attracted by IT'S
pleasant, suggestive name, and found 1t .
pleasant food. As my five months old
baby liked II ! fed It to her and found II
as satisfactory as Baby Food, which
had been using and paying DOC for a
much smaller package.
shortly after this, three Of the children
came down with the whoOping cough, my
oldest one was taken with pneumonia,
and the little three year old strained her
stomach In some manner, SO that she vOm-
lied blood, and could not retain anything
on her stomach. She continuously cried
with hunger, and 81 was terrible 10 see
her grow weaker and weaker, until she
ala not have strength TO keep her eyes
Oh them night and day that ! dnally woke
M 10 the fact thut a change must De
wrought and that Of once.
shall always believe that divine inspira,
lion whispered 'Grape-Nuts. Al first /
ala not give the solid part; ! poured boiling
water on Il and let II stand until the wa
Ter had drawn out some or the strength,
added some rich sweet cream, and gave
tbe little one few spOoufuls at time.
SIC kept II down and II nourlshed her, so
TINT after q while | could feed her the
Crane Nuts themselves until she got strong,
md she Is today as rugged rs ] could Wish,
Meanwhile. the Oldest girl was unable 10
turn her head or swnl.2w solid food, and
fOr weeks her strength was kept Mp by
crane Nuts s0ftencptV cream, given a
snoonfuI al a t,wspie PVT she got strong
enough TO take o.ssrTsinsss They are both
mrli I'm Nnts fof Territory hearty, healthy
children" Mar y poslum Co.,
Battle Greek,
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
Third Court of Appeals Handed Down
Important Decisions.
TWO DEATH PENALTIES AFFIRMED.
BY the State Court Of Criminal Appsals
Sitting at TyIer-Prooeedinos in the
Fourth Court.

Austin, Texas, December 8. The follow.
Ing proceedings We're had TO-DAY In the court
OF civil appeals, Third district:
Affirmed: Houston Drug Company vs. =
#. Kirchain, garnishee, from Falls; Il. w,
Brown ct al VS.. Ramon Reyes ct al, from
william son; E. l.. Faulkner VS.. L. b.
Robinson ct al, from Travis.
Reformed and rendercd San Antonio ami
Arkansas Pass Railway Company VS.. w. o.
Addison. from Lee.
Reversed and rendered: Union Central
Lie Insurance Company VS.. Mary Hughes
from Hays.
Reversed and remanded; ]. c. Dysart ct
al VS.. j. II. Terrill ct al from Nehemiah
James Walrayen VS., Farmers and Nor.
chants National Bank ct al, from Sterling;
from McLennan.
Certified to supreme court state Of Texas
VS.. James p Hart, from Travis.
Rehearing refused; George II. Walker
VS. san Antonio Light Publishing Company
ct al. from Travis; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company of Texas VS. ] .
NJ Gentry, from Bell; j. W. higgins VS.
w. II. Thompson ct al, from McLennan
Motion granted: City Of Austin vs..
James G. c hin, from Travis, to change
middle initial Of appellees name in juds.
ment from sc" to &C..
Submitted for rehearlng: j. c. Webb
VS.. w. T. Garrett ct al, from McLenuan;
Continental Fire Associd ton VS. Norris a
Hines, from McLeunan, also motion Tor ad.
dit onal findings.
An order was entered setting the next
thirty cases on the trial docket for the 17th
day of this month
The court in reversing and rendering the
case Of the Union Central Life Insur nee
Company VS.. Mary Hughes, from Hayes
rountv. hold ttpdor tho forms of Tho nD,Irv
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Result Of Primary al HiIIsboro.


hlllsboro, Texas, December 3-The fol.
ewing is the result of yesterdays city prl.
~ election; City Attorney, w. Mar
' 'ss' $40 John Douglas 264, ]. NJ. Johnson
~ clty marshall. A. Jones 3s7, H. w.
, a.uuedy 292' @. W. Patterson o4a. City
IA ETY.; W. De Shazo 3s7. Ed Harvey
III TTitrC =, Dearmin liz, Groves Howard
M Ssa 53, city Treasurer W, n, W Williams
sN gWermmen-First ward. o. w Wright
I6eSSs,oIL Green 40s; Second ward, w. p.
urd 4 Tpu o r. Dornblaser 297; Third
s. NJ Jobrb blanchard $40, II. NJ Larry 49,
cSits e oSli J B. Jennings 32s. As il re.
10 nonninstqiIonty to nominate, there were
5ter, aidss.Ilons except for secretary, treas
vdrds. Thlen First, Second and Third
nch a. I'M ne two leading candidates I'm
pier > me other races will run the race
week from yesterday.
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Beasle. 1Tn NJ n Roo; * " Berglp, = a.
Bridges 3. L. Bridges NJ, l. Brown.
r. U. Bailey A. c. Big9s, /. NJ. Bryce
Ss,r Burroughs. d. L. Cain, 7. u.
Cullen. J. c. Cameron, S. \. Chambers.
- Is. Cochran, G. II. Collins, G. r. Cum.
ww1lngs. G, B.. Cross, G. e. Cameron, J
" Downs, =. a. Downs, ", n, Davis,
y. u, Dawson, NJ f. Daniel. W, s. East.
eslpg, L, NJ. Fowler. c. l.. Harrington.
y, o Fnyrc, G. n. Garrett. n w. Gard,
1 Ger; W. D. Sassslns J.. Z: Green, r: c.
r. H.. GreathousS.' V Gus Garrison. 'J j. W.
yoodwyne, W. w. Gallihugh, w. #, uar.
~, Harry j. Hays. IL. r. Hart. S. Il.
j Jay w A. ,d 3 J. HaysSSod' J W. Holt
Hooper, w W Horner. o. r. Hotchkiss
=, II. Hctchkss. +. l.. lngrum. J. w.
Aeiley' games Kllgore, II. Il. kumhlcr
= a. Kidd, Albert Little. j, b. Luker
sey j. NJ. Mills. ], Walter Mills. j. S.
l. Massey, G. Y. Mctarty. W. T.
Stuart Nelson. w. W, Num-, q. j oxley,
e. II Phalr, Nathan Powell. / f. Pace,
W l" Pate j. NJ. Pate, ]. NJ. Perry,
s Siu q Parsons, J G. Pollard, L; Rus.
sampey. q. $ Sandel. II. VI Sears. J n.
sears, E /, Shettles. G.. + simpson. ]
skinner j. I. Smith, G.. II. Smith.
4 Smith, II. b smith. J. NJ smith, 4.
Thompson J c stewart, {. A. Tarver,
y; Il lurrentlnc, $ W. Thomas, j w.
thompson, I. d. Nluson. A. A. Wagner
a., wagner A, J, Weeks, w. W.
Matts, seth Ward, w. T. Washhurn. ii.
Nh, mailing, \. Wheclhurst. Jesse
WINS IL. q. Williams, 4. s. Will
3 AVfu, ,.,-.
10y ueleEates' j, i, Snlpes. u II AID
GtiIneIuE -. e. Ansley' VI; NJ pu Pree'
e"yS henderson, H. r. .@pyior, J.. r. BlEgs'
~ N, ~ ,Hamsay, II. -, GtllIn, j. ,. I9r'
ISL " a. AbhSN', ~ ~ h0hneils' - ~
r"rW L. Is: E,rod, 5enry holcoms' w. =
@tuoW' W stone y r. 1raWiotu' - w
4 Dean {. W. Ward, II. c. Prltchett, W. w.
I A9iShVs, Il. - Allen, ., H. Conoly.
me ioHoMlug committees were appointed
Public Worshlp.-W. H. Davis, Ellis
smith. j, L. Dowues.
orphandse.-L H. McGhee, \. G.
Ncfaggs, y. A. Kidd, w. W. Num-, NJ. II.
Grow, W. II. Brooks. c. r. simpson T. \,
Williford, G.. L. Harrington. O. A. Shook.
Books aud PcrlOdiCals.-D. Il. {. Tim
mons c. Il. Garrett J. c. stewart, Il, A.
Burroughs II NJ Whaling. J. f. Wagner
j, r. Mcclure. J. W. Mills, j. Il. Turren
tine, j. A. Beagle
Conference Lelatlops.-J. L. Massey. W
IT, Hardy ID l. Cain. J. n Iukcr. 4
Goodwyue, 4. little. 5. w. Thomas, J. /.
Russell. II. T. Hart.
rave ,s''y r o Vnson II NJ pu Prcc W
l"Si rlrn II KG mhidr j. W Earn SS u,
ger " l. Pote
WIEN ttfinPer'HT r W.. MSH"1'iI r,,r, N
IA ri'ls ~ irhnr,rso,, " rtuon
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SPECIAL ELECTION AT VICTORIA.
L. A. Fritz Elected Mayor by a Small
Majority

[. A. Fritz Elected Mayor by a Small
Majority
Victoria Texas December 2.-rho special
city election held yesterday to hl vncan.
cites IN tho offices OF mayor and alderman
p wards one and three brought out one ar
the largest votes ever polled IN city
election. and resulted az follows: For
mayor, H. A. Fritz 8o7, h. n. Hofcr 200. for
alderman ward one, q. Goldman 49,, "A.
81 Elchhoz ~; fUr alderman ward three,
Thco Ruhlcr 800, T.. +. De Mouchc 20.
The result NJ the mayoralty election is
generally construed as an expression OF
dAHpproyal OF the recent action of the
city council IN disreparding a petition FOE
an appointment 10 1l O vacancy ia tho
Office OF city marshal
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News Notes.

e,veston, Texas. December 3. Ben X.
psyIs. assistant ticket agent at the Union
tsaoi and Miss Marie =. Hume were mar
y,d al i o'clock this afternoon at the
slfsonage Of the Central Methodist church,
Ry. Crawford officiating.
Cornell D. Adriance and Miss Maggie
4, Mitchell were married this afternoon at
tn First Presbyterian church Of this city.
ne groom is the son Of Mr.. John AdriancC,
Who has been a prominent citizen OF Cal
,sston for many years. The bride also be
ongs to one Of the old families Of the
ETY.
A large party OF Santa Fe officials win
ksye here tomorrow night for Albu-
qngque, n. NJ. to attend an annual meet
ns q the traffic representatives Of the
EEem.
The property Of the Galveston City mills
vas sold yesterday under execution from
N district court to satisfy a judgment Ia
0e case Of Ballinger Mills ct al VS.. Gal
Ttston City Mills, wherein the plaintiffs
secured Judgment for $14S, S57. 30. The
property was bid in by II. Waverly Smith.
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Pastors ResianE tion TabIed.

Temple, Texas, December 3.-Rev. II. r.
Crockett. pastor OF the C&umberland Pres
b. tcrian church here, has rendered his res
ignation. Officers 81 the church voted 10
table the request, which leaves the mlttcr
i'm the shape that Mr.. Crockett can call It
IN at any time and have 1t acted upon.
MIR. Crockett is az present IN st. Louie as
representative Of the Texas synod IN the
general conference and until his return no
further action will be taken.
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snloide a Naooadoehes.

Nacogdoche0, Texas, December S.--New-
ton Pike, an old citizen Of the county
committed suicide at his home, few miles
south Of Molrose. on the ist Inst. He com
usued the deed with a shotgun, using a
stick TO spring the trigger. Dependency
aud bnd health IS said to be the cause OF
him taking his life.
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developed within the triangle having FOR
its base West Columbia and Bryan Heights
In Brazoria county, and for It's apex Big
nm, Matagorda county. and most likely
ia the southeast part OF Matagorda county
IN the section lying between the Cancy Val.
ley railroad aud the Cane Belt railroad.
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WElGLE REMkNDED

WITHOUT Bail en- Il Charge Of Numbering
His Wife.
le1arkana, Texas, December s.-Lee
nelgle' accused Of killing his bride of
louf DAYS In their apartments at the Cos
a0politan hotel in this city on last Tues
~ was brought from the hospital into
v wIr. Tor preliminary trial today. He
s s;shhea examination and was sent to jail
saS %Sgt oail. Weigle has secured able
sea viii be assisted by two Of the hest
nSyssyssss OF Admission, at the home Of the
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Bryan, Texas, December s,-Mr. c. g.
Parsons OF this city has sold two and a
half acres more Of his Sour Lake oil land
TO Mr.. George 4. Hart OF beaumont for
5000 an acre. This makes twenty and a
half acres Mir, Parsons has sold 10 tho
same purchaser at that price Mr.. Parsons
Is investing hs money In Bryan and has
Just closed trade for two brick business
houses for 5000, lie viii improve his
Msnganlc wells property near Bryan, but
has not yet formed any plans.
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M ,nore Nav Have Opposition.

c,,vestop. Texas. December 3.-Repub-
49,, sra now discussing the appointment
!, M United States district attorney for
Z. southern district of Texas. The term
4 oftce of Mr. McLemore' the present
r.mnbeut expires IN February, and while
!. |, known to have the support OF Ma
s.,s, committeeman Hawley, 1t is said
W., tbere Will be q rival for the office
VA "a ,riIi also have o strong backing. r..
IIannay Of Hempstead, Wao was Tor
n. ~ fsstSrn district of Texas is said to be
az the office and It Is possihle there
nv, NV be others before the time for making
na appontment.
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SUNDAY School Conventions.

Taylor Texas, December 2.-Thc Will
Hanson County international Sunday School
association Is arranging for series of pre-
cinct Sunday school conventions 10 be held
In each precinct in Williamson comfy, be
ginning at Bices Crossing ipreclnct No. q
,precluct No. A. on Sunday, December Il.
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HaIIetsvilIe Odd Fellows

loirs ,e' Texas, December Ark
n s: J, Independent order of odd FeIows'
tiers. No. night elected the following Of
Q Melt1eesSr Schwartz, noble grand: E.
Gsbda ana 7 H. Strslcb renrese ssh yeas 70
Is treasprsre Brother Samuseh has served
uier Tor thirty years. WV
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kNTI-CleARETTE CLUB.
knIson Now Has a Full Pledged Asso-
cation,

cation.
Denlson. Texas, December 3.-In view
q the alarming practice Of cigarette smok-
liE which pervades the ranks of boys and
young men, an anti-ciGarette club was
formally organized last night and the fol-
loving officers were elected; Roy l.,
HeiTnger, president; r. Bennett, vice
PRESIDENT Albert Mccullough, secretary,
Ine officers were lnducted into office at
Slee, +. Bennett, s. b. Maydeld and
Iaahes Ammer were appointed to draft a
constitutlon and bylaws. The club starts
olI With 100 charter members, The club
WI ny 70 Influence legislation at Austin
and appoint delegates.
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TRYING TO SAVE THE CANE.
Large Force Of Men Windrowing at
Sugar Land.

OUUdT LaWUs
sugarlsnd. Texas. December s.-rha
weather bureau at this place has recesvTd
telegraphic advices today from the weather
bureaus Mt Galveston and New Orleans that
freezing weather would prevail IN the sugnr
region tomorrow and Friday, Warning has
been sent 10 ncghboring planters. ana
In the field windrowing sugar cane. Much
apprehension is felt This concern alone
has 2OOO acres Of sugar cane standing IN
the nCids
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ii AND CITY NEWS ITEMS.

,,a and Flower Exhibits Are to Be a
''N Feature.
.-.,,or Texas, December 5.-Secre'
sli, nssSnsr of the business league says
w ,ssI..tlons are the fruit and flower
y ~ ~ me sea wall carnival will be one
aoS n,o.t attractive "bills" that will be
Z Y. y here during the whole weeks festivi-
~ " Nc us has received numerous replies
10 49, he has sent out to people all
70 letielS cnsst country apprising them of
eel .sS nrIzes that are to be competed
" " f e the effect they yin be S on 4 tbeS
& sHh BIT and M Hnd 10 T1o feature ge
q; EN- " narniyal q complete success.
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asrow "a Texas December s.-Ricard
ha,s me me cattle baron, and Miss Wille
tour 10 married today. They left for
- europe TO be gone six months.
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state Of ono, Guy Of Toledo, Lucas

state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo, Lucas
County, s..
Frank ] Cheney makes oatn that he is
senior partner n the hrm Of +. j. Cheney
A co. doing business IN the city Of Toledo.
Counfy and State aforesaid. ana that said
an, y,iii nav the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of CA
TkpRU that can not be cured by tho use
OF HALLS CATAHhH CURE.
% FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN my
prasenca. this 9th day OF December, A. ID.
A. W. GLEASON,
gesl. Notary Public.
HALLS Cstarrh Cure Is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces 81 the system. Send Tor testi-
r. .. CHENEY 8 CO, Toledo, o,
EDid BY all Druggists, Toe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

= ias bsr Iige iuu ssrne puu ct 6iul ri 2uft, ion /
e lumpen Seng men Rg bar en- 8rocsr oa jg
bsrer ct Aitoernunn = 3 f%oritaar mic" 49, ban 9olot
inos, pg en- b9penoe NRuFtelbebagelie peo bans Uluno
rpbeOs en- 6pelfs iom ban ipntes at Blues oper % sjes
b~Iiftelig betpang. .ouf paa, jeg er ir Imutte Dronnings
5ranbe % maaits liOt SOogertub meO ier Ielo!" =
t~ilfsjebe ban meO ct bittsrf Smil. aNen bib ir life
id, je9 frpgter for 8sosn, % pent in9en 5at al mig,
f9is 5 rcooer mig"
Bort, bort meb 6aml~ raa6te 0roit qeoer, for
bitret ORR I'm rua Spot CO ben frafts 8eitplOnina. Der
la cans Orb % troofge Miner. III en- menioOren
og arelss &iooer fan ingen ari9 Mano fOrnarmss!" =
%tilfeiebe ban % penote lin 6ange Rpg9sl, itst Borg
fogoen lteots BAN uo al 0pren.
IS blpoer S.rre!!" = uObrsb MI Sfirmen. = SAB
MIG %forbnos ierl"
,@ip 3io!" Ibareoe 8rofen. Seq Oil fsrIt
6sre. ON bu FOREIGNER Sat eaer lltut. 9rut ou 9aarbss
fogoen ira Den uubne BORT og lob Rpperne imutts bers
inb Stebet for at opisgs benz"
,,9lep gortsn life luftet efter o8, mua 3pge Borg
fogeo forioare bet, ftren9e Serrel" - fpursbe Stirmea.
= Seq betpmreOe mig life oerom. Seq fSrte aarIene
liee til 0augberg itore aalfgrube, og noget al, bpub Ri
ipgts, fanOt ri cog: tire ~buliprifs RppertnGgte bar ri
botet % bragt meo og BERTH iaa msget Sub og SsGp.
Jon Ri tunoe TIGbe. pa Ri tom filbase, itOO qOrten
aaben, og Ri mGrteoe itrats llraaO. Oct par en- SUBS
9Dfte, pi tom tiosnof."
,9u sr en- flint 8nes, Stirnsnl" fagos 8roiten
% ~tlappebe BAN paa Stuloren. ,,Stg bar Jet big
fegte iom bsn bebfte Riboer. gbttst ital bu Ietp brn9e
8oagen. og ilaar ban big life til 4iooer inoen 4ar og
Dag, ioa tan je9 ielo."
,6errs! t9re, gooe 6erre!" ruabte 99bneren
glae og tpsiebs bans 9aanD meo @arme .naar ig
en- Sang bar fortient RibberfIagst, iaa LAB mig fun fad
bet al benne 5udnbl ben pl beore mig Iangt mer, eno
n Iaaodn 9onaes" -
,Stirmen!" ofbreo 0rofen BAN itreng % al
Oorlig oOooer bu osiau at metre min 9erre og aOn9e2
Hu tjener Ou fun mig, men bIirer ou Ribber en- Sang.
tiener ou eanb og aon9s, og ingen iul rinssagte i'm
oerre"
,.Nen tan 5 oa islO eoers 6jerte, able 6erre
8rof -"
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5un9sn til 9anOsforr9oer, % bet er ben. mar ben Ipotter
NdjeitGten. 81 bu nu ogIaa og forbinb mig! - 6ml
Der bar bog 6elteblob ben qrm, Der 1og mig oisie
Saar" i~ilfsjebe ban p%enobig. iOet ban blotte0e i'm
iaareoe arm. = o0an f99ter gobt, ben f~oroloece Rimuurbs
i'm. - SUB fprte able 5r9nber, mar De bore, boab
FER er itst!" Droit Qeoer 9it nu meb lin om9ng9ei9e
9Gbner inb TT SoOetamner; os mart par Der Iaa itine
paa 6arreitrup Borg. iom Der intet bar f~orefalcet.
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Offence Kapitel.

Snoen Get blen Dag nGfte Worgen iab 9roit peper
aasrebe til 5eit ~tiaigemeo tOlp ppntslige 9usturle Og reO
aongen Wsoe. 9orgiogb:n % D. sprigs 0ustarle 5abbe
ban label bIire tilbage for al ubfletts Sporene al bet nat
lgs SOerfdlb inoen &ongen tom og for at beoogte be
fansne Hsnere, Der lda l9ntsbe 5anrnet. Sttrmen bar
nneo i'm 6erres Silaoelie rebet til Stopbuist. bpor 6enner
5riier og bans 9atterbatter boebe, for at uaoerrette bem
ON aOnesns QntOmIt Og Urge for beres Sitterbeb.
0roit qsber uniuu life iep fine Suar for ~betpoelise
og 9opoe life betpmret zig ON Stirmens getpatsliabeber
elsr 0ortbe 5oitermobers beip9rliqe Omforq for BAN.
5erit l9nee efter at carmen meb Reberne par forbi, bar
gamls 0ortbs baagnst og bdpne facet al Dibe, bpab Der
par ifet, o9 i'm getpmring. for i'm tars, ungs 6.rre
bapoe bun p9ttet Dam bans bsbite Sepn for at iperge
til bans 8~einoenoe. llogtet bans Jorbuo babhe bun
paaget peo bans DIR ben belle spriae Del al gatten.
Jerit ba bun iaa BAN rat og munter iii 6eit, 1ap bun
fig 3ib til at forte fig opsr gbelaggslisns @ebertDsges
lig6eo be eQers Iaa blanfe % bonebs Stuer; % meoens
bun raaoeDe Bob oerpaa men 9uiptlup og Stspstoit, bapps
bun pdu ~fafslbs 9ierie ben Sors at ie ben ubarms
4iertige 3p9s gorsfoseO uOtuppe ali bet tpite 81 Rem
oeitenen.
Solsn bar enonu life opfoaet, ba 0roIt peDer meb
De !c!p ogstarls RED forbi 9aasbsrs @rubsr. San Etanb<
Iebs for at bstrdgte Stebet og fpurgte Son Sustarl, Der
bdpoe p9rst nsb Sfirmen. bporleoes be baboe boaret fe
ae Iaeb at fanss be ts asbsrs og ~bsrnagtigs Zig bet uns
felise 9btts.
Oct ffal jeg inurt iie ier. Ssrre% fparsbe Suss
tar!sn ,ba ri itob paa bette Steo, iaa Ri 2ps bin
fore 9ule. Sngen al Os buDbe iut emit til at trpbe berz
aeo; men ben gale Sfirmsn Itdmmebe os ub og frsb itrafs
io 9nlen. vi fog ba Woo til os og fulste BAN. 2piet,
bi bdboe Jet, bar potter 0olo. og Ri bar pitt bunorsbs
4len unoer 5orben, inben 9rappetrinene fit Gnbe. Zen
enc tunbe lite ie Den anben. og mango at os falpt aafez
grus pdd e. foroemte glatte &dltiten. 0i bare Iaa itiae
Tom Wus, o9 ieg funoe bstdnbig bsre Sersn portner
tr9ffe gejret gennem N9ien. 6bor Stirmen par bleben
al Diofte pofier; men ia bsrte hi ~pluoIelig ct fqlt Strig
og Gdrm al gaa6en os Slassmaal Wsrtet aoset fra os.
vi itprteos frsm efter 2boen. Seq fit fat en- lang N9fe
og bolbt fat; men Der bsrte ct Bar bDgtige N9ber til ben
Reie, og leg matte brpoes l9nge meb arabaten, inben jeg
ut BAN til 8ulos. Ssren portner bapoe ogida i'm 9Dre
nneo en- &drl, Der par enbnu Itorters. Gn baobe Sfirmen
faaet gugt msb, og be, Der iag:n ReDere 1T fat paa,
breoss meo bperanore al 9jersns @runD nben at pipe,
6Dem be broges meb; men nu tom ;Sefper auliDier meb en-
grano, ban 9aDbe opfnuiet o9 puitet Cue. Saainart
ri MI idd, hbem Di bar, og at Ri bnboe oQ. benz fat, Der
bar at inoe, ia bar bet mart beitilt at baebinbe benz og
leos Stattanrst op pg bermeo bar ben Sag tlar.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
Brief Mention.
oh water to-day, 10:19 a. m.

High water to-day, 10:19 a. m.
 finland lodge No. ?, I. O. K. of P, had its family outing yesterday in AL lingtown.
 Deputy Coroner Pond will not have his finding in the Munro case ready for two or three days.
 The Turn verein celebrated it's fiftieth anniversary at South End yesterday with a family gathering.
 The annual outing and dinner of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held at Lake Compounce on Friday, August 29.
 At meeting Saturday evening of all the ping-pong players of the Young Mems Republican club at the clubhouse ping pong club was organized. The club TOW has a room with two tables.
 Horace shippie. the aged joiner who fell from third-story window, is doing we'll at the New Haven hospital. There seems to be chance for his recovery, despite his advanced age and severe in- juries.
 YoWn Health Officer Holbrook, of East Haven, has issued an order requir- ing that children who enter the public schools of that town in September be vaceinated. The order will be strictly enforced.
 The late Horace r. Kingsbury, Of Hartford, bequeathed to the Connecti- cut Humane society $1,000, the Indus trial Home for the Blind $1,000 the Con- gregational church at Andover $1,500, and the American School for the Deaf s1,000. He left an estate of about ESQ., GOO.
 A new office has been created by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company to be known as ex- cursion agent. Charles I. French, for rnerly agent of the New Haven Steam boat company, has been appointed to the position and has accepted the ap- pointment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-18
DAVID T. CROCKETT. OF BRIDGE
 PORT


 David T. Crockett, superintendent of the D. B. Crockett company's varnish, factory in Bridgeport known among his friends as "Colonel' Crockett, died sud- denly at the office of the factory on Mountain Grove street about 10:15 Sat urday morning from heart failure, in- duced by an acute attack of indigestion. He was in his sixty eighth year, and had been resident of Bridgeport about eighteen years. Besides his widow, two sons and two daughters survive him. They are David F. Crockett, assistant superintendent of the factory: Mrs. Dr. Walker and Mrs. John Spalckhaver, of Brooklyn, and Duke Crockett.
 The; deceased was born in Newark, N. J, and when young man engaged with his father D. B. Crockett, in the manufacture of patent leather and var nish.% During the civil war the compa- < ny furnished the United States govern rnent with all the patent leather knap- sacks. The deceased served with a New Jersey regiment as quartermaster, with the rank of captain.