St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 3, 1900

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a : | _ ANDICATIONE—FaiR As. Regular Editi¢ on % POST-DISPATCH.“Ts2%s0 | , e 142,160 LAST YEAR. SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 142,165. «LAST SUNDAY. ¥ . ~~ . Greatest West of the Mississippi. TEN PAGES. Biggest West of the Mississippl. - tha e year ore. pea demas a VOL. 52, NO. 135. _ WEDNESDAY EVENING—ST. _LOUIS—JANUARY 3, 1900 PRICE | Gutsiae tt: outs, roe Cente, {vt Neier than one year age OO TEM DEE il SD Sec 58 Vag Fax: 3 pe a |REPUBLICAN LEADERS IN CITY! INSTITUTIONS | OF GAMBLER DALY, MAY FORCE GAGE OUT ———— = =" ~~ Se . ° on = = '-——_— Municipal Assembly, by Inexcusable— Delays, Failed to Provide for the Public Lighting. + - ST. LOUIS WOMAN KNOWS HER. pee CITY OFFICIALS APPARENTLY MOTHER WAS A PERFORMER IN POWERLESS TO FURNISH LIGHT. |‘ BAILEY’S OLD CIRCUS. Secret of the Beautiful Ethel Estes Comes Out. The Administration Becomes Alarmed by the Storm Raised Over the Secretary’s Favors to Standard Oil Bank. ° | , Find That the Country Has|°HARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS sd Been Aroused and Effect, a 0 pa 2 Child Taken to Denver and for Years OR Campaign Is Feared. SECRETARY LYMAN J. GAGE. Pinion From Counselor Schnurmacher Forthcoming)| Left to the Care of Strangers, neha ose ‘Pain te Cle in Reply toa Letter Fromthe Health Commission- and Once Kidnapped by Her LIKE THE ALGER CASE. Trensury hao vietaied the Glleneeee | er—Col. Kerens Has Offered to Pay for the Pina iaan | iivabion Some seemne ace : 1. Section 3618, which provides that “All . proceedaé of sales of old material, ¢6on- demned stores, supplies or other property of any kind shall be deposited and covered tate the Treasury as miscellaneous receipts © * IF THE SECRETARY DECLINES TO) RETIRE “DIPLOMACY” WILL | Lighting of the City Hospital. ¢ Ethel Estes. the beautiful Denver girl, an Lip POpode ee | as a contingent fund to spend as he pleases. | account of whose search for her parents hut be has shown no dispostiion to follow | and real name was published in the Sunday A DEPLORABLE SITUATION. $ Sule pe ll "der cen the Fan Post-Dispatch, has been identified by Mrs. BE RESORTED TO. * and shall not be withdrawn or applied The public lighting situation is Wednesday. He joked about it, as though | John Clark of this city as Ethel Daly, except in consequence of a subsequent ap- briefly as foltiows: a really ye ' there was something daughter of “Bill’’ Daly, gambler, who died propriation made by law.” . For the past % years the city has When't gph Ae a was mentioned, | !48t March in Los Angeles, Cal. Resolutions of Inquiry Will Be & Chapter 337 of the statutes Ga: been lighted north of Keokuk street he (sughingly said: Mrs. Clark says her family was associated Brought Before Congress and aeted by the Fifty-fifth Congress (the law under two contracts. The incandes- O, yes; Col. Kerens is a charitable gen- with Day for 17 years, and, from the pub- & providing for the sale of the New York the Whole Matter In- Custom House) saya that— tlen He-declined to discuss the situation se-| /ished portrait of the girl and her story. 4 congue saying it would all come right in] is positive that ft is the same Ethel she . In te meantime all the city institut! knew in Pittsburg and Denver. Mrs. Clark { ons and city buildings are in darkness, except is living at 223 Olive street. Her husband, the Insane Asylum and Cy Hospital. John Clark, is in the City Jail, charged cent contract expired at midnight of Dec. 31. The are light contract will expire at midnight of April ®. In 1896 the Board of Public Im- provement began sending bills to the “The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby * * © directed * © © to deposit the pro- ‘ceeds of the sale © * * in the United : Treasury as miscellaneous receipts.” F c aff Correspondent. WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 Republican | Section 3817 of the Revised Statutes says leaders are growing more aelarmed over that the praceeds of euch pant be the feeling throughout the country over oo we Se aeee Oo ee che Secretary Gage's favoritism to the Stand- > egal Bay Treasury at ag early a date ard Oil National City Bank of New York, po d Many have been home for the holiday re- SPECIFICATIONS.—The United States cess and return thoroughly convinced that | Government on July 2 last edld to the Na- the paw in Congress cannot afford to/tional City Bank of New York the old whitewash, or ignore the charges against | Custom House property in New York for “ vestigated. City Counctl. They were all defeated, a a eae Hghied respectively —_ with the murder of James Silk on West on the ground that the Assembly Runge and and ost Kerensa. perintendent | pine street two months ago. Silk was asso- should have the approval of the con- The Police ithe the igh has made an ar-| ciated with Clark in gambling. a , r t first su d that rangement with the lighting compan “I would know Pthel Daly among a thou- tracts. It was a Bho wife separated. There was no divorce; . him out of the Cabinet.’ to Washington, taking with: him @ Wiliam § Up to a week ago the Administrat! , drawn on his own leaders believed the political storm wou $ $ order to obtain competition. Sik referred to the Im- | they just purted, and so far as I know, > That neceasitated temporary con- rovements, of ; ohairma. and “oor never met again. On account of the wom- tracts. There are three of these. Charles H. Tounes t . ~ an's profession she consented to Bill taking Disastrons | Ision. at Fif-|. JS aM 2 ak, til Lam ere now Deing heid in.iche Houre- 6 ag committee | rte ME ra on es the > Sara He bas a trother, Jim Daly; ‘a Coll Now: they m fe Ne coneeatihent of tirelr Gage. ; of Delegates, leaving the city instti- ian hout recommendation. The bill was usician in Wooster, O. The mame De teenth and Carr Streets anxiety, as the country is ciel heard } handed it back to Peunanak | g n 0 tutions and a large section of the Ia over under the rules. Her was frequently used by Bill.as an ° Contagion Again A in it 1 from. deposited without interest in the National “ city in darkness bill” wa oe laid ve te Cee she yy ar — “Bin eft the, ii in Woee- ws: presenleny: meaty With the reassembiing of Congress to- day | City Bank. ~* oe ae 8 over until e used ‘Strong. e : ’ aie F , in October. On Ost, a os eas ter and went on the road and did not return and the Chines¢ Poulation Is resolutions of inquiry regarding the New] In other words none of the three apd =~ — Riohards, it was laid over for one week, | for two years. ; MOTORMAN TURNS OUT A HERO. Being Isolated on the Island. York Custom House scandal will be pre-[@& quarter millions of dollara which tee Comptroller Sturgeon wat hse wcoeuvidl ett eae ordered engrossed by rantont CBhel oat ae sae Eas we sented. It isthe purpose of the Demo-| National City Standard O11 Bam peid the al igs requested Mayor Ziegenhein to secure Ayes—Carroll, Gast, Gaus. Hoffmann, | Jef Smith, well known in St. Louis, who Be ee cratic members to request that full-infor- | Government for the United States Custom- ‘ pe from City Counselor Schnurmacher ” ee Keats. richards, Thuner, Wig- we OT Se a ania ee Pecees or WAS SERIOUSLY INJURED WHILE MANILA, Jan. 3, 5:5 p. m.—The health | mation regarding the deal with the aoe a six months ago has ever for one ie DETR i tcce casety, another On Gor Bes ahd Schnell. ag time. sg § ae t are See we —- STICKING TO HIS POST. officers have found a native with all the | tional City Bank se. be “ pina nea: Phatbaa wae ase Senta a > ’ ety n 27, more than tw orp iia * aStckter for form, Schnell. mann, Meysenburg, and (| At me dy ng 4 yom then ‘ane 12 Curve—Several Passengers been taken to prevent a spreadéof the dis tatives Lentz, Noonan and p wenay, | 4 eh aaeaigse that one cannot eat 4 cake ” So make public wer tented : A bsent—Pichards, years old She was taken out by an old : dibaty * The Re > tatives who have frame an eep it is thus set at defi : . ‘ 2 , ,e presenta ~ ance, for ee te. the: Comp: PDelemater cng Di went ie: the 20thing | ATE, Sie Pe ee eee oe More or Less Hurt. ae these resolutions will endeavor to have] National City Bank owns the | asta ler. Of Pelegates and was read the first time. |¢#™e back to Denver as soon as he was os aR vie d as “privileged,” but au- | house and yet retains th i rae hat On Nov. 3 it was read the second ' one free, Jooxing for his| Gaugmter. He em: ogee Paley Here Bs f ° money it Bane © question is the same, however, that | and referred to the @ cond Ume l pnioyed detectives and found the home and thorities on House procedure assert that] for the custom-house. . . I e Committee on Public I | asked of the City Counselor by the mprovements. UONC Tthen traced her to.the farm. He found Two street cars filled with passengers col- this “privilege” will not permit the con- Secretary Gage has never turned the ) - im " , , 4 of Public Improvements some On Nov. 21 this committee reported rec- her churning. It was fall and the weather Nded at Fifteenth and Carr streets Wednes- > eideration of the resolution to-day, but] proceeds into the Treasury, as required by ommending thet the ‘ was cold. The child was barefoot and a re ae | | th -_—" Ig this ‘commitcee. Ko he |gunny sack. with holes for her arm and | day morning. One man was seriously in- | Three Deaths Reported Christmas Day, | shat they may be referred to a committee section 4 of chapter 337, under the terms . : > F are: >> . ° > > —; s re aliad we “thy 7 . t that ne Mr. onEurERacner repiled A. Faulkner. oamblyn. Adolph Madera, H. nee SERA ESOS et fe oy an ag jured and several passengers were slightly Schools Closed and the Chinese for consideration and that with the ex-| of which the sale was made. ho city official may contract for light hmann, J ‘K. Mee ~¢y Robertson, Julius there but Bill finally cared pte oft and | hurt piration of a week they may be called up The 340.0 “held back" was for another: y . ° “4 ° u - ° : , \ . ‘ is fairly tcehumable that lie will make defeated by the followin Ke and was in care of Mrs. MoDonald, wife of the and Unfon Division of the St..Louis Tran- ae ee i: lively ean on the part of the Deme-]| are atilt in the Treasury Department et @ame reply to Dr. Starkloff's ques- | pA¥Y—Burks Cronin, Rate: Roden, | renee ee ame. ‘o." : SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, 3.—Advices by | jars will in all probability result, In of- | Waghington. ‘The title to the> property Par ‘ . ; sentaal : sit Co.'s system. tz. sates urdevant, Sweeney and Zach- ey Sayryy cine Sai Seue aiene onl bor’ tae Motorman George Billingsley of the/™Mall steamer from Hopoluiu under date of der to give the: resolutions pre ‘sented @ has not therefore passed to the National ccompanying the Health Commission- Fans bright, Behsch, Decker, De gave her fine clothes and sent her to a Northern Central car was crushed’ bet ween Dec. 26 report a. second outbreak of bubonic Aahaite eiatus. City Bank, and the city of New Yee aoe SOF this autdority were six oe tags M aguike, } Hannigan, Hartmann. ings ciaee boarding > gg Db , Ril) | the cars, and so badiv injured that he was plague Christmas day and the death of two Senator Allen will introduce a resolution can collect no taxes upon the land, aes it siticns upon the « Omptroller for light Murreil, Sohnottia mean. ners, “fe; @ went - Ay ° At peal ©. “agg Les Pa oe hurried to the Citgs Hospital. Chinamen and a white girl. Every person of inquiry to-day. It calls for all letters, | jg nominally Government property, al- the City Dispetisary, Insane Asylum, |} T amblyn and Speaker Murrell’ Sheridan, Meade Bruce, the daughter of a widow. At the point where the cars came to- attacked by the Plague on the island has nnmesnieantiaims agreements, papers and though the National City Bank owns and pate pecded maney and Daly Atted out Ged. which have passed between | icceives rent for it. The 349.000 held back use. Female Horpital, City Hosp!- During the next seVendn and sanitary office. He contends in| CT’ Who voted against the these mem- his bride, gave her some gold and lef: a | Sether — ' 1 jetter that he has the same right to | P@! light. On Nov. 3. on mot! ion. t $1000 note with her. Meade was only 19] main track of the Northern Central lune requisition for light that he has to aeeg | and Bill neariy 50 years old. While he | on Carr street. The Union line cars come there is a curve which joins the documents ! *a? i } ‘ > > «2 @ ‘ . Island travel is prodiibted once more and Secretary Gage and the National CUYT was therefore merely a legal excuse for every precaution Is being taken to protect Bank since March, 18%, and for other Ine not proving the title, and for evading taza- . that the yor ed against it. moved | *! ; be A a 7 ) Pot ths Health Godieientiont hie feated be Tecongiacnah "aie oo Was fe- wan = sant i uae se Seek ORR a chen south on Fifteenth street and around this} *5!pping from the sa a SRT and from colo- | pormation touching upon the subject. tion, ‘’ > «’ MWe es . ‘ cee ‘ ‘Ole ‘se . ~) ‘ " . . ‘ . “ ¥ i ° . e ‘ .* % : ® for writing the letter was to pat oy an unanimous vote, ahety teens iekios uncle and aunt to live. Bill followed her ] curve into the track of the Northern Cen- nial and Bur — and Ort ntal ports. In speaking of h's proposed action Mr. gs : if on record in the presse nt de *‘plora ble 0 ed to kill the bill a Wee eek be fore —— and when she refused to join him. took tral. From Fifteent)) street 20 the down- It {« reasonab!lyv certain that the disease Allen said: GAGE 8 rLEA~—The Secretary of the tuation and to relieve himself from any | “SiiD® to revive it. The i] oes ant the clothing he had bought and the money town terminus of the road both lines oper- | Was brought from Kobe aud Hong Kong. “We must have all the facts and then] Treasury in a dictated and authorised . Ain Pla and came back to Denver. Diting ciccaneer zat htt may result age and was passed by wee wong its ‘pane- “After a time she wrote that her rela-| ate over the same track. The motormen of | 0" perhaps Yokohama, in such foodstuffs | we can deal intelligently with the subject. | statement made to the Philadelphia North h candies and coal oll. Ve bill , er unanimous tives would not keep her longer and she both cars were trying to make the junction |“* the Chinese and Japs Import in enor- I shall probably address the Benate on | American, owned by John Wanamaker, an Sierenn aevelopmens tht apatites 1 days jeter” 6'gted by the Mayor about noone Fee wi EP A, rnc a oomt point when bhe coilision occured, mous np nents f lt wes decided by the my resolution, and [| anticipate that other | eminent Republican, said: ordering the City Hospital lighted at his nee Senator Sc hwelckard is o out in Denver with the girl. He was Car No. 289 of the Union line, operated by | Health Commissioners that instead of quar- | Senators will do Hkewlse, although I am “The proceeds of the sale of the custome- until the city again resumes ite meme d Sufferers from the lack aa amet an stricken with typhoid fever that winter. Motorman Anton Boecklite. and pulling antining an entire district of the city, it] nor in a position to #ay whether amy | house in New York were de ed with Ores » T . esaer , . . ormance of its duty. Mr. Kerens did raX Park. The darkness of When he recovered we joined him in rentin trailer No. 207, was céming seuth on] Would be better to thin out the popuiation organized plan of action has yet been] ihe National City Bank. My action Was "Ve the k . upon reading of prevents persons fr . par se in the suburbs. Ethel lived wit os ' ted the city's wf, the, dangers or oom: oo has seriously injured onere a night lg oat months and went we Fe sage ‘a Fifteenth street and cur No, 118 of the|of Chinatown, establish camps:in the foot- | outiined by the Democrats. I think my | within the law and the proprieties.” ayor Ziegenhein seceives $12 009 annually ustnens at the Cottage. He will make Claywon Block, in town, where we lived | Northern Central line, operated by Billings- | hilla and place armed and uniformed guards resolution will pass.’ Twenty-four years ago the Court of was coming east on Carr street about the houses in which cases had deve!l- It is learned on good authority that ob- | Claima of the United States decided That her. oped. All the doctors agree that what is jection to the immediate consideration of | national banks which had been designated Thurket Wednesday mht and probably “Jong one then: °; aon Lake and from] motorman was going to take the curve he — Ly _ oberg! In use in India and | Mr. Allen's resolution will be raised on the | as depositories were not and could net by und Wednondar _ high” ved shifted south. ean” Rill told | jin C *hicago. in. 1894 “hs made a heroic effort to stop his car. He it will be many abies Seteee ta kak tks an Republican side of the House sa:sne: oh band ya es hae ve Cee ae sae and / rning stood over Arkan.- said his wife told Ethel repeatedly during | turned off the power and jumping to the] eyred. The schoois wil! re: main closed indefi. | this is done the resolution under the rules i ury of the United @tates and that money Norther thermometer The day be-|the Davton visit that he was not her] left side of the platform caught the brake | ively. will go to the table as “unfifiished Dusi- | deposited In them had not been “deposite eter rewistering 18| father and that he real parents were rich | handle with both hands» With all his ness" It will then be open for consid-] ed" in the Treasury of the United States Killin sople. Mrs. Daly stayed tn Dart t e | strenath he tugged at the handle, but it ; | a AT MERCHANTS’ anda hea nea ech ried at Tamp Pia., a nmenmalia Dale that’ fall. a pew bg Se was too late. SAD PLIGHT oF A WI eration during the morning ‘our each day laa required by law, ell at Jacksonville The car crashed into the trailer of the until it t« voted upon. in 1879 the Supreme Court of the United & protest, two months. Mrs. Daily then went to ee Dayton, presumably, taking Ethel with ley. When Billingsley saw that the Union line ee day night ‘ues- {to work and she wrote him that she wanied BRIDGE FROZEN SOLID oo. red At Tampa the thermometer | ta come He sent for her and the child | train in front of it. While Billingsley was ' ‘ " " ‘ , . —_2s ——— : ATI Or: eortunit -or 7 en- ? th y i ¢ of i 3 degrees Wedne ‘sday morning. and she brought the whole family. They] setting his brake he gave a yeil of warn- rhs wh Pare od te ° oo ry tee ‘che Poe wt had a quarrel about that, but Daly sen: | ing to the passengers in his car tlrat there] Froze Both Legs While Riding on a | «ral discussion. A vote, however, Is ex- down a@ law. that, up to this time, them home, keeping Meade ‘and Ethel. was danger ahead. Men and women strug- pected befure the 7 of the week never been dis puted, * F Freight Train, So They May Have “The pastiion asweme.” elt E BOTHERS THE TUG BOATS. MIU TOWARD M. RDM. DER iA he "took “the” chil’ from here aay | Kent platform: jumped ro cecape the ehork | t due and e too tne c¢ rom er, saying | rear platform jumped to escepe the sno o ‘ait le % r inds whol nt ROULEDE he was going away. While he wae at the! of the collision. et to Amputated. GAGE’'S CASE IN THE HOUSE. tice ee Pi Bye ‘depositorias ate — station Mrs. Daly stole the child and he The trailer of the Unign Line car tended aa places for the deposit of on ' had to ask the assistance of the police in| had not reached the straight track when / yan... panke, colored, 17 years old. was , Congressman Sulzer Offers a Resolu- public moneys of the United 5 ee for her use. When he returned from on trip was pulled out of the way and he was} He was thrown from the train at Sedalia. of Representatives as f00n ac possible with jet te os i for all She: the rele- > .s tt Promises a Warme Cc French esliel eens a Found recovering ‘her. At Cheyenne there was|the other car struck it. Billingsiey’s pos!- ya Tr hange Guilty, but the more trouble. He said the woman had tele- tion on the left side of the vlatform was sent to the City Hoepital from the IMe*penu- j tion Demanding an Explanation. iy haps | rea enagh deported, - ~y wit a in the Weather for St. Louis High Court Decides There Were "ie he we og Shy co ped. P After| the post of danger. He Rs net shrink | sary by Dr Vogel Wednesday morning WASHINGTON, Jan. 3—Repreeentative | Lank that was « designat delay he satisfie e authorities and went] or seek to escape, but he on to his ne fed ust ta tins ere | "ial w, ‘ reasu Wednesday Night. Extenuating Circumstances. on to Denver. There he eaid he found the brake handle. After the crash the first Hoth feet and legs up: to th knees were Sulzer of New York offered the folowing "a 1. % ge yo Bs lg Supreme name story and that the chure h had taken thought of the prssengeis was of 1hne mo SO 8e\ erely frozen 3 8 amputation may be i resolution in tne House to-day vol ane — sentiment in an Bie . ' ‘tlorman. He Was found jammed between | necessary to save ie boy s life. oe “Te ; ' be a on PARIS, Jan. 3.—The High Court (Sen- oo put her in a boarding house. gave herithe wrecked cars with both hands still Ranks {* a ne ni oe Ie attempted to: That the Secretary of the Treasury : poned oe nce Desmet al aa ssissippi River at St. Louis was | ate) to-day, renering its verdict in the | #0me money and deposited $2900 in a bank] on the brake. The Union Line trailer | steal a ride from ont sax City to St. Louis, | and is hereby directed, to furnish the House y @ with huge ice boulders W ednesday | conspiracy § c: ° piracy cases not previously disposed } ve found the money untouched. The girl] released but boarded another train. His feet f he ane oo gee touching the | of, decided, by a vote of 198 to 37. that | told ‘him she did not believe he was her| H.s face waa badly cut and he wae un-| swelled eo that the; burst hia shoes, si sponge eee ee Seem of the ante i © river anesfers and ferry-| M. Derauleie was guilty, and by a | father and would «tay with the sisters. lable to stand. He insisted that he be tak- hs ae 1. All lettera, agreements, papers or doe- oe - 0m Treasury of the United Mates. uments between the Treasury Department Juatioen McKenna declares ces of the United States and gny person con-! ernament cannot be held renponalhle as were running as usual. but Vast | vote of 3” to 1 decide , . They took her to Seattle, Bah FFrancisco,| en to his home, at 192 North Sarah street. decided on extenuating cir ilos Angeles aml back to Seattle to keep but Patrolman Mahon, eho was on the MUD GEYSERS AGAIN ACTIVE. nected therewith, and the National City | money, because, although wmtities loose ice . of 4 retarded traffic to “a cumstan ee mS ceqered Into the Vanes Bates 0 ore to «hore in the most of it was filled wit e oa ) tell about it is that I saw the , ohn tenes in : nae (ath day of March, ‘, relating te a ° — . ' of the, Fads Bridge and the FAIR AND WARMER. woull do anything for Pa. ote orks Hil ieee 2 oo a the curve Pat aid all eived from the back country show a0 | depesiting of public funds bonds or reve- THE PBNALTY —Gecretary Wharfs is the constant steaming the 17 yvears of close aseactation with both in mv pewer to atop my car.’ he anid ta the recent earthquake wae the cause of a inues in sald bank or banks, of any other made hitpeecif linhblie under seetion tugy and ferryboats. dast years St. Iauis and vicinity—-Pale and warmer Wedoes. | have IT ever heard him speak roughly tolthe Post-D spartch. humber-of strange happenings, The mud | relations or business transactions now ex-| the Revined Statutes, which provides mn broken. The river has] day night and probably Thured ef, much lees tl treat or neglect her. It Policeman Mahen says that several pas- | voleanceg on the desert near the Colorado | 08 OF Deretotore pad between the Gov- very officer or other peeees cones charged one month earlier this year, en oe sad Was necessary, some times, that he keep] sengers complaine | of being Injured. but | River have become active afte e long rest pernment and the said Danks or either of |} @Py act O° Congress wit total suspension of river traffic Here and Elsewhere at 7 a. m moving. and only on such éccasions would | would not give their names or go to the ancl at still xpouting Tie natura! gas | therm of the public moneys ree rae to Or a en of ice, not occur- oe P he leave her. He was heartbroken when we Dispenenrs wells near Yuma are a/@) tn work ne vr - the amount of eubite we ee bonds | safely the seme, without unitl 11. on — - eeene 1S Katens tity ..... s6 met him in Chicago and he told us how hi« Hillingsles’s inntiury ie considered «e1 der since the heavy quike. They have béen | or* revenue depempited with said banks of n banke or ex hanging fi now Mont with a thick Uniraee —TerTrre + 16 yaaa Maem fn cane = dauguter dentel him to hi eface. ous The aneock to his erwe Waa grew Natitedd and the glare at nigh “a0 ho a i jelither of them feyt the fhovernoment, for} than as apectally ellowed ayy law, St. Pa to Grafton, and Clncinnali yiv?T v . rll Wieahs ..... ++ oe "The ye! fellow wax never Rimeecif again. iand it is feared that he Is tnternatly tn- + Poe mat mite what length of time and the reasone there. guilty of nas oan t of the Wea Ureau lami +*#ee @6ee%% Hi vg ease eas a either hie work or manner. He just juried. A correspondent from Meoowse writes that fas r ‘ated etaether «abl banks or either of omit or exrrvha need; ee i 7¥ Nek ty 41 drifted eeuune with the tide a last Mare The accident occurred 7: «o'cloe . tite 19 aan a , oe, | Len. Dave par the Government any inter. | be imestnncd rot less than is ' a ee 3 t nd arch Kk. fa number of fles ire 2) aor enore feet in ost on 21d deposits. i if ao. he h, | Per more than te years, a seen ones | died. I hear, in the Poorhpuse in Los “et When both cars were «row ied with persons | length, were made in the ground at that | _ °° =*" ms , yw much, wum of money equal - ans Suet a ) th | ecles. = on thelr way to work, piace. 7 CUNTINUEDON PAUER | oo embezsiea,” ‘