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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
FOREIGN.

,untess Cyakowsky secures a d.
,m her husband. the Secretary OF
Dish Legation at The Hague. The
was formerly the ward of Chaun-
ew. and inherited 100000 Of the
lit fortunes.
ninent italian churchman. soon
ng in audience with the King Of
,es to the Vatican and holds a
ce with the Pope This Is thought
indication that his Holiness may
e proposed policy Of conciliation
church and state.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30

N D. Laughlin has resigned from the
management: of the Missouri Athletic
Club and has purchased the popular
Schrapp's Restaurant at Seventh and Lo-
Gust streets. where. under the name OF
service and popular prices will lie main
tanned. Hungarian orchestra every even
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
MRS. BLAIR VOTED A BADGE.
Board of Lady Managers VIII Send
Former President Gold Emblem,

Former President Gold Emblem.
At their meeting in the Hall of Con-
crosses yesterday morning the Board Of
Lady Managers voted an Official badge of
the board to Mrs. James L Blair, former
president The motion was made by Mrs.
William H. Coleman Of Indianapolis. Ind,
and seconded by Mrs. Mary Phelps Mont
gomery of Portland, Ore.
The badge Is of rose gold. the face bear
ing the inscription Board of Lady Man.
ayers Louisiana Purchase Exposition"
with the naInc and residence OF the MEM
Der inscribed upon the reverse side. The
badge will be forwarded to Mrs. Blair at
once by the board
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
WASHINGTON.

omas ]. Atkins visited President
eveit yesterday. and Informally dis
ID the Senatorial situation in Missouri.
appeal OF Senator Burton, convicted
ribery. is laid over until to-day by
Supreme Court.
movement is on foot among Congress
TO raise the salaries Of the President.
President and members of both
.hes of Congress.
aker Cannon advises that the Repub-
) stand pat on the tariff.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
CIearing.Hou.e to Close

BY a unanimous vote of the members OF
the st. Louis clearinghouse yesterday. u
was decided to close tomorrow In honor
of Francis Day at the Worlds Fair. AZ
a result, the bank and trust companies OF
the city will also be closed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30

Mercantile Library to Close.
The Mercantile Library will be closed
tomorrow in honor OF Francis Day at the
Worlds Fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
f5c. ESQ. $50.
An 0ruQ Stores

with diamonds. sapphires and rubies, and
containing q check for N.oO1
The gift is priced very highly by tbs
artist.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
,r.D.cHEs FRoM COLDS.
TRIBUTE TO DE soUzA.

LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE removes the
cause To get the genuine call for the sCll name
and lcok for the signature of q w Grove. 2jc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30
To Cuba, Steamship Saratoga.

To Cuba, Steamship Saratoga.
Via Munson Steamship Line, from Mobile
forty hours. Most handsomely appointed
steamship plying the Gulf. Ask your near
est Ticket Agent or A. l.. Rutland, g. p.
A.. Munson Line. SO Beaver St, New York.
N. T., for particulars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
double funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
keIlett will take lace to-day.
lonal Committeeman Thomas ].
comes out fatfootedly against R c.
5. favoring l. F. Parker for the Sem
,p.
tr A. Mephan. missing witness" in
bodle investigations. is appointed
Deputy Coroner by Doctor Jules Ba-
taits rescued from the Missouri
fire at the Fair are being restored.
In be returned to the Capitol.
en- extra teachers are needed at the
an and Mckinley high schools. and
ben asked for by Superintendent Sol
krk of the Portland Hotel is miss
th $3.50.
!. Thomas sued the Philippine
at the Worlds Fair for 5000. alleg-
Il F1lipinos raided his restaurant.
In the Pullman Car Company's dor
| rBSulleu III OIt utdlI. HSSiSldHt
Shay was injured. and twelve men
|.
is before the Council providing for
urn of s5s.s59 to the Worlds Fair.
water used during the Exposition,
I difference in the water rates.
City Council passes the measure
ag for a 100000 bond issue for
improvements.
IN tests at the Fair have resulted
ng much information regarding air
at high attitudes.
Smoke Inspector Jones has begun
de to abate the smoke nuisance in
Is.
bociety of Colonial Wars gave its
nnual banquet at the Buckingham
Is, hereafter, will hold Sunday
at the Lindell Hotel.
III Of R M. Scruggs, leaving nearly
million dollars to charity and for
purposes. was filed for probate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30

COuntrymen Give BnrytOne JeweIed
Pocketbook and 81 900 Check.
The Brazilian colony of st. Louis,
through Sisnor de Lima, has. as token
of esteem and high consideration for their
countryman, the celebrated singer De
Souza Coutinho. presented him with a
handsome gold pocketbook, European
style, with De Souza's coat-of-arms set
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-30

WAR IN THE FAR EAST.
10 hears that the japanese are max
avorable progress in the assault on
Arthur. General Nogi reports that
al trenches and other valuable outer
} have been captured, but the time Is
et ripe for a general infantry charge.
rs from the Russian east flank shows
sfter four days of unsuccessful fight
be Japanese have ceased their enoFt
IN General Rennenkampfs flank.
3 are being used as scouts by the
ese south of Mukden.
tiral Fournier is appointed by France
on the commission to investigate the
Sea incident.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
WIDE OPEN
CITY Council Says That Saloons Shall
Have no Screens or Blinds.
CITY ORDINANCE.

III, City Council u the city ot
Marion, Nv, 10 orlain as iol.
lows
That any pr.uu ar persons, om.
wny ur corporation hereafter grant.
cl liyu-, To- -cll spurious, yinou.
or malt liquors In said city, shall
conduct said hu.inu, In ahou.,
vhcr thcuar mo- partition. iruui
front door to luck door aud nu
,Dvn, W blinds II any kind W
character which will ia any way
ulriru,t the view II any person NJ
= r.pus un the .i,i' walk iu fruni VI
n,h luilding. ~ prevent such p,r.
sra ~ Pruou- ifum .,cing iu M
through said hou-y in which said
businv>, j. conducted. and that
said hou-c IN which aid busincs, Is
conducted shall have ~ blinds W
paint " stain II any Kind or char.
acirr un the windows IN -aid house
which will in any way prevent any
prison or pyrons on the side walk
In irunt II said building from scc.
ing through said housc irom ipnt
to hack. Tia, any pCr-pn or pr.
suns, company or corporation here.
after granted LICENSE To scll spiritu.
Gus, yinous or NAL, liquors within
said city who shall conduc, said
business In a house where there arr
any such petitions, SCREENS or blinds
ot any character In said house or
any blinds, paint or stain 81 any
character on the windows u said
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canieen Gone Forever.

Rev. b. e. Dnviddic. " Wash.
ing,on, y. c. superintendent Of
the legislative department of the
American Anli.Salcon League. in
an ad,lrs. before the league r,rn,ly
said tia, the caniccn will remain
abolished In the army. llc said
iha, The Eowrnmcnt will H. asked
for additional appropriation. ior
substitute. for the caniccn, such A.
reading aud rccrua,ion r,oms. lie
declared that an s,,cmp, will h.
made 10 moiiiy the interstate law
~ that s,a,cs will h. given jnris.
dic,ion owr cxprc~ COMPANIES In
The matter u liquor shipments.
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house, any II which will many way
prevent any prun ~ prou. ou
the side walk boz iuut II -aid build.
iug ium swing through aid huu.r
ium irunt Ia hack. .lnll q. .uhsci
90 q TIN, II not lr-. than FIVE nor
more than uNE HUNDRED DOL
LARS And that each and every
tw'uiy.iuw hour that any such
petitions, .yryu. ur blinds. paint
"r stain shall rmam up In .aid
building W un the window. ~ .,uI
building where said hu,iur.. b. rlu.
Quoted, .hall constitute % new and
separate olIcu-, Aud thr strict
Observance " aud compliance with
thi, ordinance !. madc condition
prvr,lcntlo the granting II lirrus
Ia rciail .piri,uou., ,iuou. "r malt
liquors within said city
Passed aud approved ihi. 18th
day II NOVEMBER. 1901
lnl Cng. Mayor pm irm
j e. Brm,Nu. Iiiy Cl,rk
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

Of valuable minerals. II occasion.
ally happens, from different causes,
that a cash or rent is made through
a system Of stratifed rock. II may
bc 10000 feet from top to bottom
and only n few feet wide. Some
sea water is always imprisoned IN
rocks when they are made and
buried at great depths below the
surface. This former sea water il
heated to great intensity 10y the
heat which always exists at a con-
siderable distance below the earth :
surface. The salt and gases il con-
tain, and IT, extreme temperature
give 1t a solvent power ~ great that
It take, up IN solution part of every
substance It touches When a rent
takes place in the uck this water
starts upward through It with IL.
load IT minerals " It asccnds Il
cuol-, and %. II cuol- il l-wmc. lc,.
and less capable Il holding mineral.
in suspension. It Therefore deposit.
them un the wall. II 10. outlet until
I at last the outlet t. chukcl up and
lsvum,- q vein. OF course, all ,h,
veins formed hi, way do mot CON.
tain silver or gold, hut most vein.
II silver and gold ar formed in
thi, way.
When the water 1T lat come. "a
the surface It appear, %. % hor
spring, and itmay u, that every on,
II the thousand, II hot spring. iu
the world !. making q vein or lod,
ul some kind, sometimes the Watrl
eats cut q cavern in III, Earth ant
makes in ia lang q valuable min.
cnl drpi,it. Sometime Il filter,
through powu. rck aud leave,
mineral. In IT, The Cum.iuck lvlc
which ha. prsluc,d morc .ilyyr
than amy other mine in thi. coun
try, aud morn gid than any o,hcr
in the world. j. in the r,utc h,
which hot spring. make their va,
Ia the .uriacr, and the miner. mv
necessarily tn tight water which
wuuld quickly cuok them Ia dcatl
Il they icll into It.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
Public Sale

Twill On Saturday, Nov 18th. at
my former residence, : miles Eat
II Marion. offer for sale the follow.
ing property, Il no, sid before that
date:
One gool work mule, one sunny,
curn crushcr with two ring. several
hundred bushels oicorn. cider mill,
mower and hay rake. disc harnw.
plows and farming implements. twu
head 81 lrci cattle.
Terms made known On day VI
sale. a. A. DrnnE.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

Father lau.au boz pr,.,ucr "a
hrp crowd II almiring ir,ui.
The attendant. iur thc ooa.a
v,r Mr-.r Donald Martin. 4
Louisville and lui,n Plum.r, 4
chi. phrv
Following lhr uupinl. ihc hnis'
sister, Mn fpd NcCpap. u',r
tanned the bridal purity with d.un'
~ their humr un Trnihlc stryt
Both arr popular Young pvp
AMI have the list uishr. II hll O.
their utur Happiness -radual
Register
The hridr m. relative. boz iht
city and !. we'll known herr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
A Runaway Bicycle.

Terminated with an ugly ga, IN
,hc lcg II ]. u. Omcr, Franklin
Grow, III, It Developed a stub.
hom ulrr unyicldiug To docior.
and r,mc,lic inr four var Then
Bucklcn'. Amia Salvc cur,l. a..
Iusi a. g'uliur Burns. S,ald.. skin
eruption. aud rilr. - atR =.
Haynes drug .,ov
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
STUDY In
GEOLOGY
Action Of Waller Under Ground
Relative to the Formation
Of Orc Veins.
LARGE KENTUCKY CAvERNS

The following article, relative to
the formation Of ore veins in our
district, will bc found readable and
full Of interest:
The movements Of water have
produced above ground some Of the
finest natural scenery which delights
the eye Of the traveller and explorer.
But while the works Of the great
sculptor above ground are more
conspicuous and sublime, some Of
its productions under ground are
more magnificent and beautiful.
Water also collects under ground
and deposits in veins and pockets
the treasures Of silver and gold
which men dig. It, subicrmncan
labors have therefore a practical rs
well as an csthctic interest.
When the underlying ruck II a
country Is a hard one, such as sand.
stone or granite, the water cannot
dissolve il IA; and most II II runs
over the ground To the nearest
rivcrs in brooks and streams. But
when the underlying rock is lime.
stone the water Fan dissolve It and
it gradually cuts it, way vertically
n distance into the ground aud
flows thence to the rivers in sub,cr.
rancan channels. tine II the most
extensive limestone regions in the
world undcrlics tue State II Ken.
lucky, and what i said II this
section applies to all other regions
having thick limestone formations
that only the largest streams appear
upon the surface. Scattered all
over the districts lying between
these large streams are numerous
shallow pits called sink holes. -
Most II the rain which falls hcU
runs into these holes instead Il into
small rivulcts and brooks, a. j.
usually the ca-c. The opening j.
usually small, bot II man DIES.
cCnds In Il h. finds Il expanding
into a large, irregular dome, pr.
haps fifty fee, in diameter.
Strata 81 les soluble mock arr
nterprscd among the strata Of
limestone. When the water reaches
one ofthcsc layers Of insolublc rock
IT, progress downward Is checked
and Il begins 10 cut through the
limestone az one side 81 the dome,
and thus the excavation oi a hori.
sintal chamber Il l-gun. After
hiying exaya,cd a horizontal cham.
Der the water may succcd in cut.
ting H. way through the hard ock
at the bottom which bcior impc,lcd
i,s pngrcss, and then !, eccs down.
ward again until !, comes again to
a layer Of hard rock, when !, begins
exoavaiing another horizontal cham.
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Babb.heksniis kupllals.

Yesterday morning a, 10 o'clock,
In ST. Frances dc sales church,
Miss Bonnie Babb and Mr.. Martin
Mckenzie we're married by Rev.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

horizontal passages leading off from
one perpendicular dome. At the
bottom Of the dome will always be
found several small bits Of flint.
They are the waters excavating
tools. 1t drives them constantly
against the soft limestone, as the
miner drives his pick into the coal,
and without their aid, tiny a. they
are, it would be much more help
less than the miner without his
pick. The Indians used TO 70 down
into the sink holes for these
tlints, which they used as arrow
heads.
The steady action If the water,
armed with it, ilints, slowly en-
largcs all the channels, both per
pcndicular and horizontal, until
they become immense cavcms, aud
the foundations Of the country H.
come morctnoroughly honcycombc,l
than are the foundations II great
city with al IT, underground wirc,.
pneumatic tubes, .uhways, and
sewers. The horizontal gllcric.
always terminate in the hank II a
large stream or a river. They arr,
in fact. underground channel. Of
brooks. There i region 500
miles square miles under Kentucky
which is but a gigantic network oI
cavcms. The dumc- ar SEEN,
when lighted up with torch, Ia u,
sculpiurcd hntastically, beautifully,
grundly. Handsome columns, deli,
cate flowers, colon. a. yaricgicd a,
those of the rainbow adou their
walls. The lateral Elllcric- ap
scarcely lc-, magnificent. \ MAI
may walk for days in the Mann
moth cave through ornatcly carve,
and .plcndidly decorated chamber
more than thirty fcrt high, NOR
than fifty wide, aud mile, IN length
Every drup II water that .cyp
through the crilinF, leave. upm
them a tiny dcpr-ii II lime Eycr
drop that falls IN the iloor lray4
there a tiny dcpu.ii II lime. TIL,
tiny dcTa.it. II lime upon the cyil
ing. gruw downward into the larp
sialaciiic., tho-c upnn the iluor up
nrl into the great ,lalagmiic.
which arr Among the finest uma.
mcnts II the Caycrus. In cour.c NJ
time stalactitcs aud s,alaWniiv
meet and form pillar. They mas
grow until they iill mp the vhol'
pasagc.
The awms av inhabited by
several spcCiC- II animals. all al
whichar blind. Sight bcine useless
10 thcm in a place where light neycl
penetrated, thrifty nature took their
eyes away. Indians used 10 ilcc {,
the cavcms Ia escape their enemies
and the bodies oi several Of them
dried like muminirs and surrounded
by all their weapons II war and 81
the chase, have been found. Mos
Of the sal,pc,rc used by Americans
In making gun.powdcr Tor the wal
81 1912 against Great Britain VA
got In the caws 81 Kentucky
There arr similar aycrns In Eur
opc which are believed To h. mil
lions Of years old.
Another effect Of the action %
water under ground has been Spoken
lof-viu The collection and deposit
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

Bargains in Notions.
Shirtwaist Sets Zoe Harpins per box DC
Collar buttons per doz SC. Collar frames Sc
Mems inner soles Sc Sofa pillow chord &c.
Sofa pillow tops Zoe. Seam braid &c
Shoe polish &C.
Rubber overshoes at reduced prices
A beautiful line of Furs, call and see them.
Only lew pieces Of our Mailing left us going
FAST at the reduced price.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-01-23

The primary election Tuesday
resulted in the nominat tion OF
Judge Newton G. Blanchard by a
majority of (estimated) 10000.
General Jastremski accepted his
defeat gracefully, and telegraphed
his congratulations to his success
full opponent.
st. Landry parish was carried by
Gen. Jastremski by 12I3 majority.
. In paroehial matters, Swords was
elected over his two opponents, and
is the nominee for Sheriff.
A second race for Clerk 10 neces-
sary, and the contest is between
FL Z. Fstorge and Yves Andre
pont.
Dr.Z. T. Young and DR.. Boudreau
run again for Coroner.
Dossmann and stagg will make
a second race for Assessor.
J. ]. Bailey and Dudley L. Gull
beau go In on the first ballot for
Representatives. A second race
for that office will be run between
Oge, Mixer, Sandoz and Mouton.
Dossmann is elected over Perrault
for State Committeeman.
E. S. Kerr and Judge Simon
we're elected Magistrates for first
ward on first ballot, J. E. Debail-
lon, A. Hollier and A. st. Cyr rum
ming in the second primary for
same ward.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-01-23

Public NOTES is hereby given that ths
Registration Office for the Parish OF st
Landry will be open st the Court House
| In the Town OF 0pelousas, for the gene
legally entitled TO regisssr hsginainl
Saturday, sBamaary .. Ioe9,
and remaining opan at that place FOL
one week, ending Saturday, January 9th
will ha ut the following named precincts
on the days hereinafter mentioned. To-
i wit: ]
For the 4th Police Jury Ward, 9th
Election Precinct, st Melville, st f.. j
Lyons store, on Monday January utfl
For the 4th Police Jury Ward
9th Election Precinct, at <
g. Richards Store, on Tuesday Jaau'
uRFy 18th.
For the Ath Police Jury, Ward, I1th
Election Precinct, at Palmetto, ssWss-
ley Rudden's office, Wsdaesday. jam.
torths 4th POLICE Jary wsrd. lsth
Election Precinct, as Big Cane, ss Hay.
sFd's'Store, Thursday, January l4th.
For the Ath Police Jury Wsrd, ISth
Election Precinct, at Marrow, at W. b
For the 5th Police Jury Ward, 14th
Towa Hall. SATURDAY., January lssh.
For the 4th Police Police jury Ward
10th Election Precinct, Mt Waxias 81
School House, Monday, January 18th
For the sth Police jury Ward, I7th
Election Precinct. nc Grand Rrairie
1t school House, TUESDAY, January 18th
For. the sth Police Jury Ward, 18th
Gaas.,S .oss aeors WI .ssaav Tannarv s,sl @
% For ths hth Police Jnrv Ward. Ieih
EIaef;an Prscinct. st WhitsyiIle. 81
= aavanea Store. THURSDAY. lana.
ry ai. =
praoinaa i sao ~. II Rarhyaek 81 r Hsynss h
Tawth sr'a store. Frsday. JanuarJ nd.
For the 9Th Police Jury WsTd, Isth
Election PTeeincss As Dossmann, 81
Dossmann's Store, Saturday, January
sd.
Fer tha 9Th Police JaYye Ward, Sd
Election Precinct, Ut Lone Pine, 81
Haas q Stewards store, Monday jana
sry 18th.
For the 9Th Police Jury Ward, 21st
Election Precinct, mt Baron Ghicot. .,
Ia. af fA~~ na1m FaF FRa -
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-01-23

Election Precinct, ut Eantce. nj Euuice
Drug Store, Friday, Feb. s.
For the 9Th Police Jury Ward. qsth
Election Precinct, at Edward Deiesn,s
store, Satuzday, February 9Th,
For the Sth Police Jury WaaS, 18th
Eiection Precinct, Ut MaIles, Cd kRdPs.
points, Monday, February sth.
FOR the sth Polies Jury Ward, Soth
Elaesaon PreciRct, ct plAquemine Point.
at Albert w. Dejean's Offlce, Tuesday.
For the I'd Police Jury ward 4.h
Election Precinct, st arand Cotaau. at
Judge ]. A. Smiths Office, "Wednesday,
Fabruary 10th.
For the Cd Police Jury ward, ash
election Precinct, nc Leonvills, nd Frank
Qaeneaaau's Store, Thursday, Febru-
For the I'd Police Jury Ward. Ten
Election Precinct, Mt Notlsyvills. al G.
y: Dsviiiisr's store, Friday, February
For the ID Police Jury Ward. eth elesv
aon Frectast, at Coulea Crocha, no Louis
r,.rs :; sinails's ia.hs Stare, Saturday, Feb
!. For the Iss Police Jury Wsrd, % Hlee.
School House, Monday, February f5th.
For the lst Police Jury Ward, I'd
Eieeticn Precinct, at Yves Andrepongs
on Monday, February 18th.
After which day the Registration
Once Will be opened daily at the Court
House in Opelousss, % rsGaiYad by law,
fog the general rsgtstrssion, OF ali shose
who ars legally entitled 70 register
snsSag narea h'uss & the Parish, beginning Wed
March 5, BO4, st wflkn tisna she fsgis-
trati0n for the Parish OF sc. Laundry will
hRAIly close. ALI persons claim ing the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-01-23

-llGrried-Atths Catholic church,
Y Wednesday, evening last, Jam
glrG aih B04 at 5 o'clock, Mr.. J.
N RIiIs aud Miss ALICE HAMIL-
~, Rsg, ]. Rngbarink officiating.
Ms Hamilton is one of our
Oeai aad moab meritorious young
aillsa hslng the sfficiant night
operator ot The Bertha Telephone
company Of which Mr.. A. 3. Pick
q Y ffupriator and Manager. Mr..
flls Y iassnergetic and go.ahead
saassi 1t B. B. Christman's ba-
wy SAO not only overlooks the
w illserasss Of the establishment,
sie me sunlight of day falls
as y wheeling around and
s's'lng bread, that which is
l'f shs Inner man. To the
's couple the Clarion extends
a Wishes and felicltations.
4 n mere was grsat surprise
sasl the aMoon" did rise
Z sAswinier skies
q Kills and Alice Hamilton,
" va hare Just begun
a'ssiaes to run
Aslag mad. one,
A. : tWofold speculation.