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lower EREleHr RAIEs.
Commodities Going East Are to Be Given
Reduction.
Especial to The Post)


Especial to The Post)
New York, January 2O.--Thc refusal Of
the gulf lines to act in concert with the
Eastbound railroads from Missouri river
points Is said to be the principal cause NJ
the present serious disturbance In freight
rates In Missouri river territory. After
two or three conferences OF Western rail.
road men In Chicago last week the admis.
sion was made by some of the traffic man
ayers that II was impossible to maintain
regular tarin rates under existing condi-
lions.
Darius Miller, general traffic director Of
the Great Northe-n and the Burlington sys-
tens, says that the reduction 10 East VInd
commodity rates announced to go into ef.
rect on those lines on February Will no.
affect as extended territory as Na~ AZ
nrst supposed. Care has been taken it is
alleged. to make no important reductions
where the GrcOt Northern and the Burliug.
ton lines come Into competition with tho
Chicago and Northwestern and the Chl.
cngo Milwaukee and st Paul No neduc.
ton has been made on Pacific coast lam
hrr President Hlll taking the ground that
the present rates are rs low as the lutn-
Der interests have any right to expect
No change In the wheat rate will be
made until later In the year. Any reduc.
ton made AZ present. 1t is asserted, would
do the wheat growers very little good, ncae-
ly all Of the grain having already Vasscd
| out of their hands.
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O. and N. w. to Buy Eauipment

New Orleans January 2o,-Charles w.
Hole, formerly of Lake Charles, now gen.
eral manager of the Orange and Northwest
cru railroad Mt Orange. Texas. Is In the
city on his way East, TO purchase rolling
stock and equipment for the road to the
amount of $4,000
Mr., Hole says the line now has nfty-nye
miles completed and that II Is opening up
n territory of virgin pine. The new equip.
ment VIII include three engines; six pas,
Hat cars. Il. IL. Harreil of New YORK Is
accompanying Mr.. Hole
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Dallas Texas, January 20-H. r. March
bank, state director of United Commercial
Travellers, started for Austin tonight 10
appear before the state railroad commits
sion TO protest at tomorrOws hearing
against nm abrogation of the commission
suspended order to compel the railroads to
run their passenger trains on schedule time.
Mr.. Marchbanks goes armed with large
number OF written complaints on printed
blanks, showing delays in trains and annoy
ances TO the travelling public. He will
demand that the commissions suspended
order be AT ouce enforced. and PROMISES
TO make the session interesting II some sub
stantial relief is not provided
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Cuero. Texas, January 20.-The people of
this city were shocked this morning upon
Earning OF the killing of Professor w. c.
Grossman and his son by n passenger train
was sister OF William and Charles Mar.
shall, aud she and her husband lad lived
here Tor many years. Mr.. Grossman waA
one Of the most accomplished llnguists IN
the State and had taught here for many
years. Having been elected to professor.
ship in Brenham two years ago he and his
family have lived there since. The remains
Will be brought here for burial this even
Ing
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(which is nearly completely few days
ago. 1t was made by Tiffany Of New
York, for Mrs II. NJ King, who dedicated
it TO the memory of her father, Rev Hiram
ChanrDcrain 1t Is said 10 have cost 5000
ana is indeed beauty. The inscription IN
the beautiful glass reads And heard
voice from Heaven saving unts me, write
blessed arc the dead that die ia the Lord
from hcnccforth yea. saith the Spirit that
they may rest from their LAHORE: and theil
works do follow Shcm. Rev. xiv. IL. IL
memorv of Roy. Hiram Chamberlain.
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Nem MlIltnru Comnanu

Navasota, Texas, ,Iauuay 20 Lieutenant
Hood Boone is In receipt % letter from
AdJui0nt General ScIrry giving permission
Tor tho organization of the proposed mlli.
tary company with two provisions that
viii be agreeable, II Is confidently expected.
10y those who are Interesting themselves
" the matter. Progress towards orsantg1-
tion IS being made In a very satlsf,,.tory
manner. and the preliminary meeting viii
he called within the next day or two Tho
roster Is being made mp as carefully ag
possible with the view ~ picking the right
sort Of material and the great necessary
qualification. earneStness aud attention.
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MO REPLY NECESSARY.
Maryland Legislator Stands by Senate
Gormans Senatorial Record.

Maryland Legislator Stands by Senator
Germans Senatorial Record.
Waco. Texas, JanuIy 2O,-Some time ago
local hpcr had something TO say rcla-
tive to senator Gormap's course while in
the United states senate. Frank \. Crea-
ger of this city, who is a Marylandcr,
wrote Senator Spencer c. Jones of Mary.
land. inclosing him a copy of the local
paper. In reply to this MIR. Creagcr re-
ceIvcd tho following letter:
Mr. Frank A. Creager Waco, Texas.
Dear Sir | have your letter n the 10th
ultimo. 1t Is not necessary to say anything
in reply to your Waco papers structures
on senator Germans course whilst n mem
Der of the United states senate. The best
reply Is that he was elected to the Unitl
States senate today by the Maryland legIs
laturc. receiving every democratic vote. II
WINS my good fortune to vote for him as the
senator from Montgomery county. Yours
very truly, Spencer c. Jones'
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pEPoslToRs PROTECTED.
'irst National Bank OF Tyler Cases
Conpronnised

First National Bank OF Tyler Cases
Compromised.
Tyler, Texas, January Colon Cone
Johnson. one Of the attorneys in the First
National bank cases, has returned from n
-four weeks visit to Washington. where he
has been in consultation with the Federal
authorities looking TO compromise of the
eases. He gives ont that $4,000 has hcen
deposited with the proper authorities TO
cover the cost Of these cases to Ia gov
crnment. MIR. Johnson Will return to
Washington soon, when he expects 10 COM
plctc tho settlement Of The matter under
the terms Of which the individual deposit
tors are to be paid in full
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SANTA FEE STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
important Conference Of Officials to Be
Held in Chicago.

Held in Chicago.
san Francisco, January 1o.-W. A Bis
self, assistant traffic manager of the san.
"a zee, Will lcuyc for tho East on Wednes-
day 90 confer with President Ripley and
Vice President Morton about arrangements
for the inauguration Of the compunys new
steamship service "a and from this port and
the Orient
The Sant Fc's contract with the Cali
fornia and Oriental steamship company
will expire within few days ana with the
abolition cf this trafic arrangement the
Santa Fe Will have the Pacific NAH, the
Occidental and Oriental and the Togo ks.
son kaisha for ocean connection, arrange
mcuiS to this end having been perfected
some weeks ago. The new regime Involves
further arrangements. however. aud they
will be settled Mt tho approaching confer
cnCe IN Chicago
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city were Vice President Markham and
Manager Miller of the Central. Manager
Goodrich and Assistant Goodrich and AS
sstant General Passenger Agent Doherty
Of the Houston East and West Texas, Col
onel Frank Andrews. attorney for the
Houston end Texas Central. and others
York on important business and Will there
fore not be able to be present
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DO not leave noms on journey without
y bottle q Chanberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. II Is almost Ger.
tain 70 be needed and can not be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
sac By all druggists.
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Passenoer Mon Ma rndau

Colonel Morse. NJ. L. Robbins and ]. W.
Wilkinson, all Of the southern Pacific, left
last night for New Orleans, where they
win attend the meeting OF the rranscon-
uhehtal Passenger association, which takes
place today This will be one Of the most
important conferences held In some time.
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Gulf and Interstate.

Austin, Texas, January CO. T. Schriy-
ener, a civil engineer OF this city. Is at
work on profile which he says Is for the
rebuilding OF the Gulf and Interstate from
Beaumont to Bolivar Point. lie states
tnat certain parties are interested In the
rebuilding OF the road and that he Is work
ing for them
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Surveying Towards Velasco.

Nclasco, Texas, January 2o-rhr survey
ogs Of the Cane Belt Railroad are now at
Jonn Craigs store, about seventeen miles
from Nelasco. and are coming this way,
Ing down Via COutCrYilie and the Raw
kius plantation
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TlpPEN GIVEN A LIFE TERM.
Pleaded Guilty to the Murder OF His
Father

Palestine, Texas, January 20-Thls morn
Ing az O'Clock in the district court Of this
county the case of the State US. Adding On
IippeIL charged With the murder OF his
lnther, George Tlppen, on the night of the
goth ct last month, WAS called There wgs
very little time lost In securing q jury, and
within three hours from the time the cas-,
guilty. the jury HAD returned thcir
verdict, and the defendant having waived
time allowed was sentenced 70 the pell.
tentlary for life
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Made a Good Start.

Mr.. Sam II. Dixon, immigration and In.
dustrial agent Of the Houston East and
West Texas, returned yesterday from IIy.
ingston, where be assisted 10 organizing
a truck and fruit growers associatiun'
The meeting was held on Saturday and
was largely attended. Fifty members are
already on the roll.
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Better Depot Wanted.

--.gin, Texas, January 20--Vlce President
Markham. General Manager Miller and Su-
pcrintcndcnt Lee, OF the Houston ana Texas
Central, were met here today by Il com
miltee of citizens VINO urged upon them
ne necessity OF hCttciN passenger depot Ia
clltics for this place. The Interview was
satisfactory.
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with the engineer OF the railroad commits
sion profile of the Panhandle aud Gulf
to Swcetwater, distance Of 126 miles. The
proposed line has been surveyed and tine
work OF building 81 VIII begin IN few
days The new line will open up n new
section of the State
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TRAIN SCHEDULES.

Matter Will Come Up Today Before the
Railroad Commission.
The railroad commission viii today take
up the question Of train schedules and de.
layod trains and The meeting at Austin
win he attended by railroad officials aud
railroad attorneys from an over the State.
Among those who left last night from this
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Stool Law pefnated.

Yoakum, Texas, January 10.-An election
was, held In precinct 7, Lsyaea county. yes,
should be effective ia that part OF fhe
county. The result at this box was a d..
cided victory for those who opposed tha
law, the vote standing 81 Tor. TO ia against
the law
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Passenner Earnlnns

Austin, Texas, January 20.--The Fort
Worth aud Rio Grande railway today paid
the comptroller $33oSl passenger fay nm
Tor the quarter ending December 81
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Ornamental Merorial Window.

Corpus Christi, Texas January lO.-Per
haps one Of the finest and most expensive
ornamental memorial windows In Texas
wAS placed IN the new Presbyterian church
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Austin' Texas. January 20-Judse Hoard
OF sweetwstCr. vas acre today and filed
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IA. n n. c. n. n.
Grand Cenn. Depot
leave No. 100 m Arrive No. s.2s ?. =
leave No. 5000 m Arrive No. =, z.20 , q
lesye No. s.. HOO ?. ~ Arrive No. s. o.io o.
n. n N. o. n. "A.
Grand Central Depot
Iepvs No g.. AIS a. N Arrive No. !, 1000 y. m
::y: h: s $3.50 .n A S5,'si NJ 10 1855 1875
g., N. a 9. A. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. y. 1905 am Arrive Nos. 80 p. N
Leave No. ellis p m Arrive hoIo.4.O0 a N
O., IA. q N. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No 1908 m Arrive No. 3. 200 am
Leave No. o.. 500 a. m Arrive No. 6. ZOO pm
Nos. and Sundays Only
N. r., IT. a 81. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No isI io.ls m Arrive Nc. rs,' SIS pm
o.. A. & A. r. Rys
Grand Central Depot
Leave Ne. I....o.55s Arrive No a.o.25 pm
G.. 6. q $. F. II. H.
Grand Central Depot
ksave 7oOAm Anive.... .6.S5sm
fsavs.........7.45 p. m Arrive. 9.20 pm
Galveston Trains,
Leay. MOO a, m. Arrive, ...... 9.3op.m
Leaveu......7.45 tn hrrlve........7 $50 pm
Additional Sunday Specials
leave ..e.55 a m Arrive. $40 a. m
Leave .1.50 p. m Arrive. 800 p. tn
Allthsse trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot minutes later than tho above
a, e. q w. It. II. n.
Fifth Ward Depot
Leave 700 am. Express Train Arrive 10 90 ?, n
Grand Central Depot
Leave sos P. Observation-Disclosures Arrive 9.02 a N
NJ, X. q II. r.. II.
M. X. Il 7. Depot. Fifth Ward.
Leave g. 30 a. Arrive 9. 30 a. m
Leave y O5 ?. n .......... ,... Arrive s. so p N
For Galveston Trains see G., H. & H.
1. Il C. N. II. II.
Depot foot OF Congress Avenue.
Leave 9.35 p. m..........,,,,... Arrive 40 am
Leave 9. 90 a. u...,........ Arrive 8. 3 o PIN
Columbia ana Velasco Trains.
Leave 500 a. Arrive AS p N
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave goo am, SUNDAY onlyJ Arrive AS p N.
C. II. q II. II. H.
Isve....I, g. G. N. Depot. 900 a. VI
Leave. N, K. & T. Depot 9.4s a. Il
Leave. J. q G. ~ Depot ............p 5 a. n
Leave. Grand Central Depot. .........4 ,A5 p II
Leave. j. & 6. Depot SIS p, II
"leave. Grand Central Depot .......... 9 90 D. r
'LeSge ! & G. y. Depot. ........... o.l0 D. n
Sundays only.
hldnight special arrives 1. 1oa- m Sundays
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Rs.a BaIdvln's I'd, ID tAs i0E renl eel.
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"A. e. q w. It. II. IA.

Fifth Ward Depot
Leave 700 am Express Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
Leave sos p. m..................A Arrive 9.02 a. N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-17
THREE STORY
ADDITION WILL BE BUILT TO
VINEGAR PLANT.
Picking Department TO be Added
improvement to Cost $4,000.

S P Lideu Of Wichita and L. z.
Johnston % Kansas City, who own the
Wichita Vinegar Works. located at the
corner Of Hydraulic avenue and First
street, have decided TO build q three
story addition to their plant and to add
picking department, besides increasing
the capacity of the vinegar factory 80
per cent. The cost of the Improvements
viii be about $40 00o
The dimensions OF the new addition
VIII be 109x50 feet. The structure will
be of brick and VIII Zoe built on the
south side Of the present building which
IS also OF brick. three stories high, and
its dimensions are 50xS0 feet
Had the factory come into the hands
OF the present owners early in the year
the addition would have beeN built this
spring, but it may now be delayed until
vail Bl3f0re going into the picking
business the company VIII make con
tracts with farmers in this vicinity to
raise cucumbers. and it is thought this
season Will be too far advanced before
such contracts can be made.
This summer however. the capacity Of
the Vinegar plant which is now twenty
barrels a day. VIII be increased and this
fan a catsup department VIII be added
Mr.. LideH is now managing the fac
tory Mr. Johnston has not yet moved
MS family here from Kansas City. but
he viii do SO as soon as possible
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PADEREWSKI
TELEGRAPHS
To Inquire How Otto BeCke-
meyer Is Getting Along.
AND REQUESTING ANSWER
He Sends His SincereSt Sym
pathy and Regards.
AND REQUESTING ANSWER

Paderewski. the great musician, is p
man Of considerable feeling although that
Is not a trait Of character which has dis
tinguished him so far as the public was
aware. BY his direction last night his
manager. R. c. Heck, VINO is also mana
ger Of Carnegie hall, New York. tele-
graphed from Cedar Rapids. Iowa, TO
Colonel H. G. Toler as follows:
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, april 16.-Please
advise US by telegraph at Peoria. how
press man lotto Beckemeyer) who broke
his leg at Wichita, in getting to interview
PaderewsiI, is getting along Mr.. Pad
erewski send him his sincerest sympathy
and kindest regards r. {. HECK.
To this Col Toler replied that Mr..
Beckemeyer appreciated Mr.. Paderewski s
thoughtfulness and stating that while his
wound was very painful he was getting
along very favorably under the care Of
the sisters Of st. Francis hospital.
The Eagle also telegraphed Paderewssd
Its thanks for the interest he had taken
IN the unfortunate accident TO 0lr. Becke-
meyer.
Al the time the accident occurred, Mr.
PadereWski was so shocked that he had
to retire 20 his bed 70 compose his nerves.
1t certainly was very thoughtful Of the
great musician TO send the message he
did and it places him in hy FAR better
light in this community for the people TO
learn. in this way. of his kind hearted
ness
The managing editor Of the Eagle spent
a few hours at ST. Francis hospital yes
terday with Mr.. Beckemeyer and found
him in good spirits. His wound is SIN
very painful. but ice and spliuts have re-
duced the swelling and by today Or.
Bowers thinks the pain VIII be consider
ably modified This afternoon his leg
viii be put IN a plaster cast and after
that he VIII be able TO roll around IN his
bed little Up till this time he has been
compelled to lie iu one position and that
distresses him considerably.
Otto has many friends in Wichita and
he is very much pleased at the atteEtiOn
they are giving him. He has callers con-
tinually during visiting hours at the hos
pital which extend from . till o'clock.
Mr. Van Duyn OF the Manhattan hotel.
representing the Elks Of which Mr. Beck
cmeyer is q prominent member, called
yesterday TO ascertain what the local
IodEe could possibly do for him.
Mr.. Beckemeyer has received many tel
egrams and letters from prominent citi-
zens Of Oklahoma expressing their sym
pathv Unable to do any writing, he asks
the Eagle 10 express TO his friends his
most sincere appreciation Of their re-
new l,ra r7rpe
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PETITION IN CIRCULATION
Lincoln School Patrons Meeting Is
Maxim q ShoMinu.

Lincoln School Patrons Meeting is
Making a Showing.
The petition gotten up by the patrons
IF the Lincoln street school at a meet
Ing held at the school building Tuesday
night has already many names attached
10 il. The petition is I'm the hands OF
r. W Murray. who can be found at the
school Earl Blake. AT 2l6 North Main
street. and ed Day, at 9l5 South Topeka
avenue The board OF education can
hardly do otherwise than grant the two
additional rooms asked for and the new
heating plant, as the meeting was one
composed of taxpayers. Enthusiastic
talks were made by NIr. Cash Hender-
son. DIT. Homer. G. r. Parknurst, O..
NJ. Bentley and others.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted;
Resolved. That we, residents OF the
Lincoln street school district, in mass
meeting assembled. hereby respectfully
urge the members Of or school board
To use their utmost endeavor to procure
two more rooms and the establishment
of two more grades at tho Lincoln street
school during the coming summer and
Resolved further, That committee Of
Eve be appointed 10 cooperate with our
school board for the above purpose.
The committee appointed in accord
ance with the above resolution Is as fol-
lows: c. r. Parkhurst. J.. W. Murray,
Cash Henderson, +. Nansant and Mr..
Park.
The petition which Is as follows, may
be found also I'm the hands of the mem
bers of the committee;
''To the Board OF Education Of the City
of Wichita.
eve. the undersigned residents and pa
irons Of the Lincoln school district Of
1.-THE city Of Wichita. respectfully re-
quest and urge the building and mainte-
nance Of two additional rooms 20 the
lincoln street school building. and the
placing therein of a furnace suitable 10
the needs of said school. Owing 10 the
crowded condition Of said school The
present necessity OF sending two grades
e. various schools outside OF said dis
triCt. ard the ineheciency of the heat
ing plant now installed at the Lincoln
street school buGdius renders early ac-
ton imoe-l tive.
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TRADERS STAMP BUSINESS
Wichita Merchants Should Take
Warning from Experience Of others.

vienna w q SltStiA0 N-itAAiA arc
Warning from Experience Of Others.
The traders stamp business is threat
ching the town again. II merchants who
have had no experience in that line VIII
caN on the merchants of the city who
Gid try il only a few months since, before
they make q contract they viii undOuDt-
eddy abandon the idea, for not only old
the merchant who went into il lose
business but lost the friendship and good
VIII Of other merchants IN the city who
were in other lines Of business TO the
extent that bOycotting was introduced
and extensively practced The final out
ccme was that the man who represented
the stamp firm left the town between
two days and the merchants who held
the c0mpany's contracts were SO glad to
get rid OF a bad bargain that they would
not even follow him TO q nearby neigh
boring town to bring him to account.
The Eagle exposed the whole plan be-
fore they entered it, but a few Of them
ventured. Everyone of them since ac-
Enowledsed their mistake. In Washing
ton. j. c. Hartford. Conn. Pittsburg
Pa, Atchison. Kan, ana scores Of other
places we could mention the merchants
Of the city organized against the mer-
chants who adopted the stamp PROPOSE
uon, and In some instances in some lines
OF trade they drove merchants out Of
business. Plain. frank open competi-
ton, the goods for the money, without
any strings TO them. is what N3ch "a
people like and her merchants demand.
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HAVE ENDORSED LOOMS
Popular winfield Citizen and soldier
Favorite in Wichita.

At the regular meeting of Garfield post
Tuesday uiEht the committee on Nemor-
iaI day arrangements reported a pro-
gram which was highly satisfactory n
the veterans Rev. AIr Lynch of the
First II T. church has been secured
10 deliver the Memorial day address AZ
the Auditorium The entire exercises for
May seth win be appropriate and im-
pressiVe
The post endorsed by unanimous vote
Colonel H. G.. Loomis Of Winfield. kan.
department commander At the ensuing
encampmeat OF the state. Which meets
at Fort Scott next month There was
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CHRIS. Truck
The Best Of Everything"

Groceries and Fresh Vege-
tables. We have some palate
ticl,lers that will please you and
very reasonable IN price. We
will treat you nicely and deliver
promptly.
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the members and delegates that Colonel
LOOMS VIII be the right man for that
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Yesterday morning a man named Samp-
son had a very narrow escape from death
right up IN front or the court house on
Alain street. He was in a spring wagon
and driving two horses. AS he Went 20
turn around the rig upset. The horses rot
scared and ran. They dragged the man
the length Of the block and tben stopped
lie vos brit slightly injured for Dee got up
and getting his wagon right SIDE up drove
away