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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-19
WALTER LETTER.
l ChrOnicling of a Weeks Events
In That Thriving Neigh
bOrhOod.

Miss Matte Caldwell is visiting
friends in Rocky Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Wells and
Mrs. III. D. Wells spent Sunday in
Princeton visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Jones leaves tomorrow
for Hillsboro, on a visit to the hos
pitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Parker.
Mrs. Fannie Hooks gave an ice
cream supper last Saturday evening,
which was highly enjoyed by quite
a crowd of young people.
Messrs. Malcolm McKinne and
Harry Gambler, two of P~rinceton's
clever young men, were visiting at
Walter, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Crawford has been CON
fined to her bed for the past week,
and though some better Sunday is
again right sick. We hope to see
her fully restored to health soon.
Mr.. w. II. Neal will start his
threshing machine next Thursday,
and while the crop of wheat is not
what it would have been with good
seasons, the increased creage will
partly compensate.
We are requested by our tax lister,
Mr.. Isaac Smith, to say that he has
spent a day each at the usual listing
places, and that now he may be
found at his home, where he is ready
to serve all those who failed to meet
him on days appointed.
A mad dog was killed at Walter
one day last week. He was a strange
dog, acting strangely, which attracted
attention, and what Frank Yelver-
ton failed to extinguish in him with
a breech loader, Mr.. Holloman fin
ished with a piece of scantling. We
take no chances on cake walking
dogs out here.
The Spring oat crop in this section
is a complete failure, and winter oats
are not by any means up to an av-
erage. We sowed bountifully, hop
ing to reap likewise, but unless a
great change comes over our grain
crop we will have to save a few with
a moving machine, and the majority
of them with sheep-shears, if we get
any at all.
The Sunday School Convention
which convenes at Ebenezer church
next Sunday, will be well attended
if the weather is favorable. The
programme is an interesting one, and
at II o'clock Rev. Mr.. Tripp will
preach a sermon. There will be eX-
| ercises morning and afternoon, and
everybody is invited to attend and
bring baskets.
Our farmers are busy cutting
wheat, and though the crop has been
damaged by dry weather, there will
be enough made to save buying -four
| for some time. A biscuit made from
wheat raised at home may not be as
fair and white as its patented city
cousin, but there is nor satisfaction
in eating it, and knowing that it wa.
raised at home. Besides, it contain:
more nOuriShment.
KILLICKINICK.
coax Glenn"
Walter, n. G. June II, 1902.
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WAYNE COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
BUCK SWAMP ITEMS.

Events Of the Past Week in Our
Community, Gathered For
You to Read.
Mrs. j. w. Thompson, who has
been quite sick, is out again, we are
glad to note.
Mr.. Hardy Rose, of the Pinkney
section, was calling on a special
friend here Sunday.
Our farmers are very much pleased
with their since the rains, They
are looking prosperous.
Mr.. Frank Startling, who has been
at his home for several days, has re-
turned to his duties at Durham.
Mr.. Frank YeIverton, of Walter,
and Miss Lille Deans, of GreenIeaf,
visited at Mr.. Woodland Deans
Thursday, p. ~.
Quite a large crowd attended the
convention at Nahunta Thursday.
All who were present seemed to
have a good time.
Mrs. Fred Howell and daughter
Miss Sudie, of your city, spent
Wednesday at "Andalusia Hip,
where they were all glad to see
them.
Mr.. Tom Deans and sisters, Misses
Zilphia and Bessie, attended the ice
ream supper at Mrs. Fannie Hooks
Saturday night. Oh they report a
fine time.
FARMERS DAUGHTER,
Buck Swamp, June II.
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Buck Swamp, June II.
Mrs. Flowers Dead.

The death of Mrs. Mamie Flow
ers, widow of the late DIR. Flowers,
occurred in MI. Olive yesterday af-
ternoon. Her husband preceded her
to the spirit land some years ago.
She belonged to n of the leading
families in that section. She was a
most estimable woman and will be
greatly missed in the community.
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Home Reminder.

But" we say to the intrepid polar
explorer, "do you not fear that you
will become depressed for lack of home
ties and home customs while in the
frozen north?'
ooh, 1 don't know he care1essly re-
spends. "Why, it is very homelike up
there. Fresh meat is quoted at $50 a
pound."-Baltimore American.
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Sc ,Jarrfnx,, Him.

eyes, an I took up de box o. choc'-
luts dat cost me a hull bone, an, want
In to do de ting proper. 1 says when I
passed EN- to her, says I, Sweets to de
sweet quotin' po'try, yuh know. An,
say, wot d. yuh t'ink she says? Say!
She didn' say a ting but, Tanks to de
tank Say! Wot?"-Puck.
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TEACHERS WAN TED.

There will be an examination held
in Goldsboro, on Wednesday July 2,
1902, for the purpose of selecting two
teachers for the Goldsboro White
Graded Schools. The examination
will be held at the Graded School
building and will begin at 10 O'Clock
a. m. Thos. r. Foust, Supt.
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"A Protest.

"Things never seem properly adjust
ed in this world" said the careless
young man.
"For instance?"
ST have observed time and again that
the people with the most expensive
tastes almost invariably have the least
money to meet Observation-Disclosures
Star.
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Summons.
State of North Carolina,
Wayne County.

State of North Carolina,
Wayne County.
In Superior Court,
Before I. F.. Ormond, G. S. c..
A. A. Smith, admir-. of
Michael Bryant, decd,
VS..
Joseph Daniels & others.
To Joseph Daniels and Mary, his
wife, Matthew Bryant, Drew Simms
and Sarah, his wife, Frank Bryant,
Ella Bryant, Pearlie Bryant, Maggie
Bryant and Burwell Bryant:
Take notice, that you are parties
defendant to the above entitled pro
ceeding, the purpose of which is to
sell for assets certain land in said
county, of which Michael Bryant,
deceased, seized and possessed, and
you are required to appear at the
Court House in said county, on the
18th day of July, 1902, and answer
or denur to the petition fled herein.
I. F. ORMOND, G. s. G.
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willing to Help Him.

"You have wounded me-" he sadly
said as he arose from his knees,
wounded me SO deeply that I shall
never
"Wait," she said, picking a book off
the library table, "let me see what
First Aid to the Injured says to do in
such a case as yours."-Chicago Rec
Ord-Herald.
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ForethOuxhE.

Sportsman notice hat you keep
hornless cattle entirely, instead Of the
horned variety.
Native-Yes; hunters from the city
hain't so likely to think a hornless cow
is a stately buck with beautiful eight
pronged antlers.-Puck.
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"When a man says he has his opin-
ion of another man." says the Mana
yunk philosopher, you can put It
down as a mighty poor opinion Phil
adelphia Record.
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Well Meant Advice

"No, my boy, you are wrong" said
the old man kindly. "No doubt you are
doing the best you can, according to
your lights, but you cannot make a gen
tus of yourself by letting your hair go
long. That may help. but something
more is needed-"-Chicag go Post.
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Relationship.

Cholly-Yaas, Lord Bwokeleigh is me
bwother-in-law.
Hicks Nonsense! You mean Lord
Brokeleigh who married Miss Gotrox.
Cholly-Yaas she pwomised to be a
sistah to me before she evan met him.
Philadelphia Press.
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An Art

Customer-When I bought this pic
ture you had a placard on ii, Original
by Rubens," and now I find it is only q
copy.
Dealer-But, my dear sir, b original
4 by Rubens, nevertheless, isn't it,
New York Times.
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Mamma is dressing"
"Why, she needn't have dressed just
for me. dearie."
She knows that, but she said the
more time she killed in dressing the
less time you'd have to bore her."-In-
dianapolis News.
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You can't afford to miss Jos. Ed
wards Great Special Clearing Sale
when goods will go lower than ever
beginning Wednesday June Is and
lasts until Saturday 81.
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Hscane one Indiction.

Jasper-Now that Scadsby has made
q fortune he doesn't know his old
friends.
Jumpuppe-Well, that has its advan-
tages. They don't have to listen to the
story Of his early struggles.-Judge.
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Her heaaOna

~Why do you insist on Mr.. Bawler
singing?"
"Its a choice between two evils
answered Miss Cayenne. "If he
doesn't sing, he'll talk. And the words
of any song are infinitely preferable to
his original remarks."- Washington
Star.
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LOST-Saturday afternoon a collie
pup, with yellow tipped tail, yell
low feet and spots over eyes Will
reward finder at 3O6 South John st.
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~sabbatarian Question.

The Farmers Wife-What ON earth
is all that racket about in the barn.
yard?
The Farmer-Oh, the poultry are dis
cussing the question, "Is 1t Wrong to
Lay Eggs on Sundayp'- Yonkers
Statesman.
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In the Saddle and out.

ST guess Santos-Dumont has been in
the air more han any man"
81 don't know. You should see Char
lie Stud"
"Why, he doesn't fly through the air"
"Think not? Well, you should see
him when he's taking riding lessons
Chicago News.
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He smokes"
mo; I don't smoke now, teacher.
used to-"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26
LITTLE DELAY.
Railroad comPaais. say They wni Pre-
vent Overcrewding OF Cars.

Railroad cempaaie. say They WIN Pre-
vent Overcrowding OF Cara
New York. Dec. Awhile the sur
face street railways have remained
somewhat in the dark. the officials OF
the Il" roads In Manhattan and Brook
Ign came forward with unusual haste
In reply to Mayor Lows recent letter
regarding the overcrowding OF tho
cars to say that there would be. with
little delay. a big improvement In their
general service. The Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company sent a formal notice
TO Mayor Low that soon there would
be an increase OF two hundred and
forty additional cars. most OF them on
the Il" system.
Manager Skitt Of the Manhattan IL"
wrote that "Twenty-six trains OF ave
cars each on Sixth avenue will become
six-car trains. and ten trains OF three
cars each will become five-car trainl.
Fifty.four more cars will be added also
TO the Ninth avenue L."
For tie Metropolitan Traction COM
pany II. II. vreeland. the president,
wrote the mayor a non-commlttal let
ter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26

~ secesd Time 10 ftnsea rsars Free
atent Was Not santa claus.

~ second Time IN Fineen rsars Free
sdsst Was Not santa ciass.
New York. Dec. 2s.--For the second
time IN fifteen years. lays press dis
patch from Oyster Hay. l. l.. President
Roosevelt did not act as Kris Kringls
IA person al the Cove School. where
his children were taught prior to his
elevation to the head Of the nation.
Last year the president could not
spare the time to come here. and this
year events have been pressing too
fast about him to admit OF his coming.
Some days ago Mr.. Roosevelt sent a
little slip Of paper bearing his auto
graph. which enabled the principal 20
deal more literally with her charges
than she had been unable to do be-
fore. The sleds. games and dolls were
more costly than usual and the can.
dies In greater quantities. There were
two trees lnstea dof one. and Miss
Provost. the principal. read a letter
from President Roosevelt telling the
boys and girls how sorry he was that
he could not be with them.
A telegram was sent 10 the president
telling him how much the children APP
preciated his gifts and wishing him
many more years In his present posi-
tlOn.
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ForSALE
LAMAR BETHEA,
scocsssor to Monroe Edge.
Real Estate Agent.

% acres OF firstclass land near A. 4
n. college. good location for GARY
and hog farm; price si000.
81 lots on courthouse spare, good
seven room house, newly painted
with barn aud all necessary out
houses. fine we'll Of water going at
t220000.
VIII sell the Pochila two story
house cheap.
VIII sell lots In north western part
OF city. inside lots at $500, corner
lots nc $500.
90 acres on Wixon creek known rs
Pearson place. 40 acres In cultiva-
ton. All creek bottom land except
5 acres. Good place Tor party want
ing small farm. Going cheap.
% acres. Good room house. Two
underground brick cisterns About
"a acres la cultivation. One mile
west Of city. I. d. q. n. II. II. passes
through property. VIII sell for
ti.5o0O0 or trade for city property.
Other lands too numerous to men,
ton.
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rur cArrt.r cAMr rnuxprnrxa.

by a pile OF huge powders TO examine
some curious inscriptions cut into the
surface.
A low. rumblIng sound startled her.
She sprang 20 her feet A large herd
OF cattle wus coming toward her. their
noses 20 the ground. their horns clank-
lng together and cnyeloped In n cloud
OF dust. AT the same moment her pony
became frightened tossed his head IN
the air and dashed away across the
plains.
She uttered n scream aud sank down.
Yells arose from the cowboys. They
rode madly into the herd. trying TO
check the onward rush OF the leaders
by fflng revolvers In their faces. Bet
~ cruuched Tor n moment on the rock
pile directly In the path OF the STAN
pede: then. lmpclled % make an effort
to save herself. she rose and dartcd OF
across the country ahead u the herd.
The cattle came laundering after
her. Faster. faster. she sped. her bright
skirts dying back In the wind Louder.
nearer. came the frightened herd. The
earth vlbrated beneath her. She heard
the angry roarings. almost felt their
hot breath. and. weak from exhaustion.
blinded by the dust she fell.
AT that moment from out the clouds
% dust dashed a snortlng broncho.
maddened by the gashing spurs Of his
rider. A few leaps. and be had reached
the PROSTATE form. and. bending down
from his saddle. his strong arm lifted
her from the ground. hardly checking
hts speed and the sturdy pony swung
forward under the double weight. She
was saved.
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BEAT PRINCESS.
This Ia what Careful German Paper
says Of saaouy AnAir.

This IL What Careful German Paper
says Of saaony Anair.
Berlin. Dec. 25.-The crown prince
beat the crown princess. according TO
an editorial in the vossische zeitung.
one OF the most careful newspapers
published In Berlin. which adds:
Their dlsagreements reached this
crisis in June after Professor Gulron
became the ohildren's tutor The prin.
cess at that time considered seeking a
divorce and visited her best friend.
the Princess Therese OF Bavaria. who
dissuaded her The princess. hover.
after returning 10 Dresden did not re-
sumo martial relations.
The sympathy Of the people OF
Dresden seems wholly with the Prin.
cess. who Is a cheerful. pleasure seek.
ing disposition. The crown prince
loved 10 torment her Among the
writer's forbidden her were Tolstoi.
lola and Nltsche.
Professor Andre Giron Is described
as an idealist OF the extreme type. IL
Is related that his family once consid-
cred the question Of combining him In
an asylum because he refused a legacy
on grounds OF delicacy OF feeling.
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LAURA eIoeAR ACQUITTED.
Dr. Charles G. Hendricks aud samnsi
stanton Fouad Guilty.


Dr. Charles G. usndrist, aud samnsI
stanton Fouad Guilty.
Freehold. n. J.. Dec 25.-Laura Big
gar was acquitted and DR.. Charles G.
Hendricks and Samuel stanton form
erly justice Of the peace. were found
guilty by the jury In the case against
the three defendants on the charge OF
having eonsplred together 20 get pos.
session Of the entire estate OF Henry
Bennett a capitalist OF Plttsburg.
The Jury which retired at $3.50 Tues.
day remained out all night and We'd
nesday asked the court II the Jury
might convict two OF the defendants
and aeqult one. The court said that
suchc a verdict would be legal and lat
er the verdict was returned.
Miss Blggar laid claim 20 the entire
estate OF Bennett who died recently
leaving large fortune. as his wife
and as the heir OF the child OF Ben
nett who she said was born % her
after his death and soon died Or.
Hendricks was her physician ana The
proprietor OF a sanitarlum IN which
the child was said TO have been born.
Stanton said he had united Misc Big.
gar and Bennett In marriage and a
certificate signed by him played an i'm.
portant part In the case, The claim
OF Miss Blggar was contested by per.
sons who laid claim 10 belug the right
full heirs on Bennett. and they made
the charge OF conspiracy urlfg Tie
will Miss nlggar was bcque2,hed
large part o. the estate.
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Saved From Death
In . Cattle Stampede

Few young women's lives have re
corded more widely differing expert
cnces than Betty Letters. although
hardly twenty years have elapsed FROM
the day she FIRST looked upon the world
out Of satin lined crib In luxurious
home IN Brooklyn until one day last
month when she was saved from hor.
rible death.
Miss Letter became a schoolteacher
In Wyoming when her father took up
his home Ia Sheridan. although much
against her parents will. Her home
was three miles from the school ON the
prairie.
One afternoon In October she re-
NAMED later than usual at the school.
house: then on her way home stopped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26

Vienna. Dec. 25.-The crown princess
Of saxony through VI. Lachenell. a
former president OF Switzerland. has
Informed the Neus weiner Tageblatt
that she intends 10 take immediate
steps TO procure q divorce. She will
not return 10 salzburg FOR fear OF be-
ing placed In an asylum. In two let
tiers 10 her Intimate friend. Princess
Therese Of Bavaria. the crown prin-
cess OF saxony. complains bitterly OF
her treatment az the Saxony court
where she always was subjected 70 the
strlctest discipline. She says oReial
statements In her case are incorrect.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26

FOR SALE.

40 acres OF first-class pasture land,
located partly within the city limits.
Plenty OF stock water. Price els per
acre.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schoo.house In southeast part
" town. SMALL =. cottage, tenant
house and veil on premises. Price
$50.
Six room house and two lots OF
~gnd located four blocks from
M street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
rs feet front on Railroad steet out
Otto Boehme's property. win
sell part or all.
Lots near school house mt si0o
each.
Also other city property
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CARACAS CRUISING.
AZ the City % That Name Everything 10
Reported Quiet.

AZ the City Of That Name Everything 10
Reported Quiet.
Caracas. Dec. 25.-The Red ID line
steamer Caracas was cruising wednes-
day before La Guayra
The steamer Merica OF the same line
has left wlllemstad. Curacao for Mara
caibo. She will attempt to ascertain
whether the blockade is effective.
There Is much indignation among
the people OF la Guayra with Senior
De Riva and Herr Won Pilgrim-Bal-
tazzi. who are considered responsible
for the Smelling Of the forts at Puerto
Cabello. The ENJOYS promenade daily
on the beach at La Guayra and II Is
feared they may be the object OF some
demonstratlIn.
AT Caracas everything Is quiet Pres
ident Castro has gone to La Victoria.
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st. Petersburg. Dec. 26.-The con-
dition OF winter crops In nearly all OF
European Russia Is regarded as abso-
lutely bad. This condition arises from
the delay In sowing which was due 20
the late harvest and the rainy euiumn
and winter and the seed did not ger
inmate sufficiently before the adven:
OF early and intense frosts.
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WIN Cease 60 stop.

Paris. Dec. 25.-The only oficiai at.
tention thus far given here TO the Ven
ezuelan blockade Is an announcement
OF the postoffice department that the
mali boats leaving Bordeaux and Mar.
seille will cease 20 touch az La Quay
70. Puerto Cabello and Carupano and
that all correspondence for Venezuela
viii be carried 10 Fort de France. Mar.
Unique pending the blockade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26
GREATLY SURPRISED.
Lspsr n.r.ls s.ia Ne rheushs Matter
Wa. Nearing . settlement.

Lspsr n.rsii ssfd ne Thought Msttss
Was Nearing = settlement.
Caracas. Dec 25.-In an Interview
with representative OF the Associated
Press. Lopez Baralt. minister OF tor
eign Affairs. said he had not been In
formed Of declaration OF war by
Great Britain.
u am greatly surprised at the news
that such 4 step has been taken" said
Senior Lopez Baralt. II had believed
that the matter was approaching q
settlement, Venezuela having offered
10 submit Internationally to the arbi-
tration OF United States Minister
Bowen or President Roosevelt. vene.
zuela does not regard the existing
blockade as tantamount 20 state OF
war. but the country is prepared 10
resist TO the utmost"
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Quite AIri.h.

Vancouver. b. c.. Dec. 25.-Crown
Prosecutor +. 7. Congdon. who has
just arrived from Dawson. says tho
thermometer there had reached ffty.
eight degrees below zero. but there
had been very little snow fall. In spite
OF this extreme cold. the Yukon river
opposite Dawson and for a short dis.
lance up the river was still open.
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Debt Long Du. raid.

Ogden. Utah. Dec 25.-Mrs. George
A. Graves OF Ogden has just received
a check from the United States govern
ment for $3.50 In settlement Of a claim
that had been pending for 1906 years.
The claim was for the capture and de-
struction by the French about the year
i79S OF a schooner belonging TO Cap
tain Robert Patton OF Gardiner, Ne.
The claim was for $3.50. and there are
seven heirs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26

Fort Smith. Ark. Dec. 25.-The case
against A. c. Root. charged with
slandering Miss Agnes Frlzzel, result
ed in the acqulttal OF the defendant.
The case has been on the docket OF
the court here for several vars and
had It's origin in an article published
by Root when be ran a paper here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-26
vI.lt. Denver In March

Denver. Col. Dec. SD. 3. alriey.
chairman OF the Republican state com
mittee was advised BY telegram that
President Roosevelt will visit Denver
about the middle Of March. From Den
yer II Is said be will 90 70 New AeI-
leo and Oklahoma
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cettsa splaalns p.pr...lon.

London. Dec. 25.-Depresslon in the
British cotton spinning Industry is
evidenced by the fact that elghty-hVe
Joint stock companies In lancashire
with an aggregate capital OF t25.l75.-
900 and having 6.s67 900 splndles rec
ord a net loss Of $3.50 for the year.
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Los Angeles Cal. Dec 25.--Colonel
william b. Shauts is dead at his home
here. At the outbreak OF the rebel.
lion he was a member OF the famous
One Hundred Thirty.nrst Pennsylvan.
ia volunteers and In 1862 was made
colonel.