and
was
neatly
bandaging
the
wounded
man's;
arm.
.Loraine
help-
eo
mm.
"Hell
be
all
right,"
said
the
superintendent.
"Don't
you
worry.
As
many
lives
as
cats,
these
.young.)
ieiiowe.
it
wasn't
,the
doss
.of
blood
knocked
him
out
either.
He
must
have
caught
his
head
a
crack
on
the
floor
aa
he
fell."
Other
Guests
Arrive
Outside
the
knocking
on
the
door
had
become
tremendous.
The
upraised.
cameJoud
and
distinct
"Who
is
to
there?
Open
the
dcort
at
once."
Superintendent
Battle
sighed.
"I
suppose
we
shall
have
to;"
he
aid.
"A
piUr."
His
eyes
darted
round,
taking
In
the
scene.
An
automatic
lay
by
Jimmy's
aide.
The
superintendent
picked
It
up
gingerly,
holding
it
very
delicately
and
examined
it.
He
grunted
and
laid
it
on
-the
table.
Then
he
stepped
across
and
unlocked.
the
door.
Several
people
-almost
fell
lntqj
me
room.
Nearly
everybody,
cwnouiing
at
me
samem
George
Lomax,
spluttering
and
ob
durate
words
.which
refused
to
come
with
sufficient
fluency,
exclaimed:
"The
thethe
meaning
of
this?
Ah!
It's
you,
SuperlntendentJWhat
haa
happened?
I
say
whaVhas-H
happened?"
BUI
EveBtfelgh
said:
"My
Godf
The
efficient
Mr.
Rupert
Bate
ivy.
I
was
by
the
window
there.
Grabbed
'him
and
we
had
no
end-
of
a
set-to
"
A
Cat-Burglar
"One
of
those
nasty,
murderous
cat
burglars,"
said
Lady
Coote.
"Poor
boy."
Jimmy
was
looking
round
him.
"I
say
I'm
afraid
we
er
have
made
rather
a
imess
of
things.
Fellow
was
as
strong
as
an
ox
and
we
went
fairly
waltzing
around."
The
condition
of
the
room
was
clear
proof
of
this
statement.
Ev
erything
light
and
breakable
with
in
a
range
oi
twelve
leet
that
could
ne
broken
had
been
broken,
i
"And
what
happened
then?"
But
Jimmy
was
looking
round
for
something.
"Where's
Leopold?
The
pride
of
the
ilue-nosed
automatics."
Battle
indicated
the
pistol
on
the
table.
lis
this
yours,
Mr.
TbeslgerJ"
"That's
right.
That's
little
Leo
pold.
How
many
shots
have
been
fired?"
-.rsMLfihor'
.....
Jimmy
looked
chagrined.
I'rrS
'
disappointed
in
Leopold."
ne
murmured.
"I
can't
have
pre
red
the
button
properly,
or
he'd
have
gone
on
shooting."
'-A
"Who
shot
first?"
"I
did,
I'm
afraid,"
said
Jimmy.
"You
see,
the
man
twisted
himself
out
of
my
grasp
suddenly.
I
saw
-hlrn'1,maklng-
fqr
the
window
and
I;
closed
my
finger
down
on
Leopold-and
let
him
have
1t.
He
turned
in
the
window
and
fired
at
me
and
well.
I
suppose
after
that
I
took
the
count."
He
rubbed
his
head
rather
ruefully.
But
Sir
Stanley
Digby
was
sud
denly
alert.
Climbing
down
the
Jvy,
you
said?
My
God,
ILomax,
you
don't
!f!J?
rg.e
Lomax'
Jurlous1
think
they
've
got
away
with
it?"
He
(rushed
from
the
room.
For
some
curious
reason
nobody
spoke
during
his
absence.
In
a
few
minutes
Sir
Stanley
returned.
His
round,
chubby
face
was
white
as
death.
"My
God,
Battle,"
he
said,
"they
have
got
It.
O'Rourke's
fast
asleep
drugged,
I
think.
I
can't
wake
him.
And
the
papers
have
vanished!"
'
TUP
FORMULA
RECOVERED
?'Der
Hebe
Gottl"
said
Herr
Eb
erhard
4n
a
whisper.
said
said
.His
Jac
had.
&jnj
chalky
white
lnuieH.:WUQfeeH4iirnctffacwof
dig
nified
reproach
on
Battle.
"Is
this
true
Battle?
I
left
all
arrangements
in
your
hands."
The
rocklike
quality
of
the
Su
perintendent
showed
out
well.
Not
a
muscle
of
his
face
moved.
"The
best
of
us
are
defeated
sometimes,
sir,"
he
said
quietly.
"Then
you
jnean
you
really
Old
Jimmy!"
and
stared
at
thejmean
that
the
document
Is
limp
figure
on
the
tloor
Lady
Coote,
clad
in
a
resplendent
purple
dressing
down,
cried
out:
"The
poor
!boy!"
and
swepu
past
Superintendent
Battle
to
bend
over
the
prostrate
Jimmy
in
a
motherly
fashion.
Bundle
said:
"Loraine!"
Herr
Eberhard
said:
"Gott
im
Himmel!"
and
Dther
words
of
that
nature
vSlr
8tanly
Digby
said:
"My,
Ood.
what's
all
this?"
S
A
housemaid
said:
"Look!it-the
blood,"
and
screamed
with
pleasurable
excitement.
A
footman
ald:
"Lor!"
The
butler
said,
with
a
good
deal
more
bravery
in
his
manner
than
had
been
noticeable
a
few
minutes
earlier:
"Now
then,
thl
won't
aor
ana
waved
away
tne
underservants.
gone?"
But
to
every
one's
Intense
sur
prise
Superintendent
Battle
shook
his
head.
"No,
no,
Mr.
Lomax,
It's
not
jso
bad
as
you
think.
Everything's
all
right.
But
you
can't
lay
the
credit
for
it
at
my
door.
You've
got
to
thank
this
young
lady."
He
Indicated
Loraine,
who
star
ed
at
him
In
Surprise.
Battle
step
ped
across
to
her
and
gently
took
the
brown,
paper
parcel
which
she
was
still
clutching
mechanically.
"I
think.
Mr.
Lomax;"
he
said,
"that
you
will
find
what
you
want
here."
:6ir
Stanley
Digby,
quicker
in
ac
tion
that
George,
snatched
at
the
package
and
tore
it
open.
Invostl
gating
its
contents
eagerly.
A
sigh
of
relief
escaped
him
and
he
mopped
his
brow.
Herr
Eberhard
fell
upon
the
child
of
his
brain
man
said
to.
.George:
"Shall
we
eet!and
clasDed
it
to
his
heart,
while
rt'kiAi
8?me
Dt
tnese
PeoP'e.
iln
ttorrent
of
German,
burst
from
V
1
tVfThm
.they-all
took
fresh
breath,
him.
-
-
t
"Incredible
I"
said
Oeorge
Lomax.1
(To
ue
Continued
Tomorrow)
SKIDEGATE,
Jan.
24:
J.
L.
Barge,
pne-of
the
real
pioneers
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
City
to
Capt.
J.
"Haan
of
Sandsplt
and
will
be
leaving
shortly
for
the
south
to
locate.
It
is
reported
that
C.
Miller
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
is
to
take
over
Mr.
Barge's
hall.
store
and
offices.
The
departure
of
Mr.
Barge
from
the
islands
will
be
a
matter
of
gen
eral
regret.
New
Members
of
Council
Welcomed
.At
the
opening
of
the
council
mpetrniT
Inst
nlp-hr.
AM
TOrrram
rrvco
The
man.
.Climbed
down
,theLnd
welcomed
the
new
mayor
.and
aldermen.
He
said
he
knew
that.
though
they
might
differ,
the
business
of
the
council
would
be
conducted
in
a
gentlemanly
way.
Mayor
Orme
congratulated
the
new
members
on
their
election
andjsence
expressed
regret
that,
through
illness,,
Ex-Alderman
Dibb
had
been
prevented
from
offering
himself
this
year.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(
Courted
V
of
8.
X.
Jotuueon
On.
LUM
Friday,
Jan.
21.
Bayvlew,
2,
2Vi.
Big
Missouri,
78,
82.
Cork
Province,
4.
5.
Cotton
Belt,
nil.
26.
Dunwell,
3
nil.
Duthie
Mines,
nil.
49.
George
Copper,
3.75,
3.95.
.
Georgle
River,
13,
13&.
.
Golconda,
88,
90.
Grandview,
12,
12ft.
Independence,
4V4,
4.
Indian
Mines,
2'2,
4.
Int.
Coal
&
Coke,
28,
30.
Kootenay
Florence,
6,
nil.
Kootenay
King,
5',
6.
Mohawk,
1ft,
2.
Morton
Woolsey,
8(4,
8ft.
Marmot
River
Gold,
8.
16.
.Marmot
Metals,
114,
2
ft.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S.,
6ft,
7.
Noble
Five,
32
ft.
33
ft.
Oregon
Copper,
11.
12.
Pend
Oreille
(cm.).
4.35,
4.45.
Premier,
1J3,
1.55.
,
Porter-Idaho,
26,
30.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.38,
1.40.
Ruf
ueArgenta,
7,
4$.
Ttuth-Hope,
19,
nil.
Silver
Crest.
4,
5.
Silverado
Cons.,
25,
35.
Snowflake,
18,
1814.
Sunloch,
nil,
1.00.
Terminus,
2,
nil.
Topley
Richfield,
nil,
5.
Woodbine,
1,
2.
Bluebird,
nil,
5.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
2.31,
2.33.
Calmont,
2.26,
228.
Dalhousie,
2.40,
2.45.
Fabyan
Pete,
7,
7.
Home.
10.60,
10.70.
Freehold,
70,
80..
Merland,
75,
Nil.
Mercury,
67,
68.
Sterling
Pacific,
73,
75.
TORONTOSrOCKS
(Ocwrtwy
ot
s.
D.
Jnln
Oo.
UV,V
J
vv
.
..Friday,'Jan21
,
'
Amulet,
1.68.
1.70.
Dome,
8)0,
8.10.
Faleonbridge.
5.40,
5i0.
Hudson
Bay,
11.25,
1U0.
Howie.
1.25.
126.
Holllnger,
50,
5.70.
Int.
Nickel,
37.50,
37.90.
Imperial
OH.
2625,
nil.
Mining
Corporation,
2.85,
2.8Q.
Mclntyre,
1750,
17.75.
Noranda,
38.35,
3350.
.Nlplsslng.
1.63,
1.70.
Sherritt
Gordon,
'2.90,
2.99.
Sudbury
Basin,
4.95,
4.93.
Teck
Hughes,
5.60,
5.65.
Ventures,
2.80,
2.95.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.79,
1.80.
The
debt
of
the
Argentine
is,.ap
proximately
4,500,000,000
pesos
(nearly
$1,890,000,000)
or
450
pesos
($189)
-per
capita.
m
XCOD-LlVER
OIL
jjj
'
'
WPPel
to
a
CrMnt
1
V
TASTES
GOOD
DOES
GOOD
GIVE
IT
A
TplAL
GRME
GOES
TO
VICTORIA
Mayor
Will
Interview
Provincial
Government
in
Regard
to
Local
Affairs
The
city
council
decided
last
I
night
,to
send
Mayor
Orme
to
Vic
toria
to
take
up
with
the
provincial
government
a
number
of
matters
cf
local
interest
such
as
the
construction
of
the
Skeena
High
way,
disposal
of
the
government
block
-in
the
centre
of
the
citytj
provision
for
housing
the
Prince
Rupert
public
library
and
other
matters
outstanding
between
the
city
iand
the
government.
Mayor
Orme,
-left
-for
the
south
later
in
the
evening
on
the
steamer
Prince,
Rupert
and
will
be
in
victoria
Monday.
-Among
the
minor
matters
to
be
discussed
with
the
government
will
be
a7
settlement
of
the
Cow
Bay
road
account
and
payment
by
the
government
for
the
sidewalks
surrounding
the
government
block
in
the
ctty.
Aid.
Collart
was
named
acting
mayor
during
Mayor
Orme's
ab-
NATIONAL
PUCK
PLAY
(Boston
and
Rangers
Winners
Last
Js'i?ht;
Detroit
and
Montreal
Draw
WEW
YORK.
Jan.
24.
With
the
Cook
brotners
and
Frank
Boucher
passing
and
shooting
in
their
best
form,
the
New
York
Range
defeated
Ottawa
Senators
in
a
fast
and
brilliantly-plaved
National
HocJcey
League
game,
last
night
to
tighten
their
grip
on
second
place
in
itha,
International
group.
At
Montreal,
Detroit,
showing
a
better
turn
of
snead
and
mare
as-
arajBttiteness
than
in
their
previous
'
visit,
.held
the
Maroons
to
an
overtime
-tie.
Boston
Bruins,
at
home,
closed
the
season's
account
with
the
New
York
Americans
by
defeating
the
6tar-(i&ngled
outfit
in
an
escitinf
overtime
affair.
The
scores
were,
as
follows:
New
York
Americans
1,
Boston
2.
(Overtime).
Detroit
2,
Montreal
2.
(Over
time).
Ottawa
3,
New
York
Rangers
6.
WHIST
LEAGUE
LAST
EVENING
Play
Commences
in
Newlon
Cup
Competition
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Six
Musketeers
8,
Canadian
Legion
1.
Grotto
4,
Dry
dock
5.
Seal
Cove'
3,
Leif
Erlkson
7.
Moose""!,
St.
Andrews
2.
Elevator
4,
I.O.O.F.
5.
Table
Dybhavn
Cup
i$t.
.Andrew'
.......6
ajry
votK
4vVUVn9C
-
-
Lelf
Brikoh
...4
W.
L.
Pts.
I..
O.
O.
F.
9
1
9
Grotto
..
7
Six
Musketeers
-4
Seal
Cove
3
Canadian.
Legion
3
Elevator
2
Table
Newton
Cup
W.
Six
Musketeers
1
Drj
Dock
.
l
Leif
Efikson
1
Moose
'
1
I.
O.
O.
F
1
Canadian
Legion
0
Grotto
0
Seal
Cove
0
St.
Andrews
0
Elevator
0
L.
Pts.
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
OF
OLD
SHIP
IS
ENDED
8
AN
FRANCISCO.
Jan.
24-That
gallant
old
barkotine,
"The
City
of
8ydney,"
once
the
pride
of
the
Pa-
crflc
sailing
ships
but
later
known
as
the
"hell
ship"
'of
the
Alaska'
fishing
trade,
closed
its
colorful
ca
4
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DXTLV
"TfttVS
1?,,.,.,,
9Zv
Seven
M
A
V
Dials
YSTERY
!By
Agatha
Christie
Copyright
by
Public
Tedper
INSTALMENT
XXI.
THE
STORY
THUS
TAR
Gerry
Wide
Is
found
dead
In
bed
t
unimMya,
amne
-of
a
house
party.
Seven
out
of
eUht
alarm
clocka
Disced
In
hla
roam
to
awaken
him
are
lined
up
on
a
mantel,
lie
gueata
are
told
that
death
iVxulted
-from
an
overdose
of
afeaplng
.powder.
Jimmy
Tbealger
and
nonny
uevereux
motor
to
aerrra
horn
to
tail
a
alater.
Loraine.
of
Wade'a
death.
Lady
Eileen
Brent,
known
aa
"Bun
die,"
flodi
a
latter
Wade
bad
written
to
hla
alater
making
reference
to
the
Seven
Dlala.
Bundle
feela
certain
that
oerry
waa
murdered.
n
route
to
ton-don
a
man.
myatertoualy
(hot,
atas-
Sera
Into
the
road
in
front
of
Eileen'
ear.
it
prove
to
be
Devtreus.
who
dying,
whiaperv
"Seven
Dill
tell
Mmmj
Tlieatgei1:"
At
Jimmy's
quarter
Bundle
find
Loraine
The
three
of
them
set
out
to
trail
the
murderer.
From
Captain
Battle
at
Scotland
Tard
Bundle
obtain
a
Uat
of
secret
aoetctiea.
That
evening
With
Bill
KvcralafcrK
ah
vllt
thr
Seven
Dials
Club.
A
watchman.
Alfred.'
i
recognised
aa
a
former
footman
ai
Chimney.
Cabinet
lllnlatr
George
Lomax
plana
a
party.
He
baa
received
a
warning
letter
from
the
Seven
Dial
Society.
Bundle
geU
an
Invitation.
Meantime
ace
hie
in
the
meeting
room
of
tbe
fiiy
aad
nvltnewea
.a
meeting
tMded
a
mad
members.
-She
re-posta
to
Theslger.
who
haa
alto
ob-talnafl
an
invtsatfcm
to
the
tCabinet
memaatf
party.
rAmsng
the
(guasts
1
one
Man
Bbeelaard.
an
Inventor
Mho
ha
MlUUry
ptaoa
of
interest
to
tbe
Air
Mtotetry.
To
prevent
tbe
tbeft
of
thee
plan
by
members
of
the
Seven
Dial
Society
tverMelgh
and
TheHger
agree
to
atand
watch
alter
the
other
guecttd
miireu.
jimmy
uses
tthe
Una
wateh
and
la-
armed
with
an
automatic.
At
10
minutes
of
3
he
hears
the
creak
of
a
board
a
sound
from
downatjtrt
:
He
creep
cautkxHly
down
tbe
atalr-oaae,
then
to
tbe
library
door.
Suddenly,
flinging
open
the
door,
he
turn
on
the
light.
Tbe
big
room
la
empty.
He
open
a
window
and
to
our-n
the
terrace.
Then
back
In
the
library
he
lock
tbe
door
from
tbe
Inelde
ani'l
pocket
the
key.
He
think
he
hear
art
soft
patter
of
feet
outride
NOW
CONTIM
R
THE
STOKY
Loraine
came
obediently.
The
superintendent
-"had
produced
-a
large,
clean
pocket-handkerchief
"Battle,
.what
has
happened?"
'Battle
gave
him
a
look,
and
George's
discreet
habits
-assumed
their
usual
sway.
"Now
then,"
he
said,
moving
to
the
door,
"everyone
go
back
to
bed,
please.
There's
been
a
er
"
"A
slight
accident,"
said
Superintendent"
Battle
easHyT
"A
er
an.
.accident-
Lshall
.be
I
much
obliged
if
everyone
will
go
back
to
bed."
Everyone
was
clearly
reluctant
to
do
so.
"Lady
Coote
please
"
"The
poor
boy,"
said.
Lady
Coote.,
in
a
motherly
fashion.
She
rose
from
a
icneering
posl
tion
with
great
.reluctance.
And
as
she
did
so,
Jimmy
stirred
and
sat
up.
"Hallo!"
he
said
thickly.
"What's
the
matter?"
He
looked
round
him
vacantly
for
a
minute
or
two
and
then
in
telligence
returned
to
his
eyes.
"Have
you
got
him?"
he
deman
ded
eagerly.
Oot
who?"
Barge
to
Leave
Skidegate
For
Southern
B.
C.
ERASER
&
rrvr
a
do
r&nv,n
w
TET
Y
TaYTT
T
TTa
Ton
ntlfl
Qq
Payment
of
Memorial
Completed
With
Balance
to
Poppy
Fund
The
eenotaph
committee
met
last
night
to
make
a
final
wlndup
in
connection
with
the
establishment
of
the
local
memorial.
A
letter
was
read
f
rvsi
Major
Mc
Gregor,
VC.,
thanking
the
commit
tee
for
an
invitation
to
the
unveil
ing
and
giving
his
impreealains
of
.London
today.
The
financial
statement
waa
pre
sented,
showing
a
balance
of
$9449.
This
waa
voted
toAhe
poppy
fund
ot
the
Canadian
Legion
for
the
as
sistance
of
returned
men
and
their
dependents
in
distressed
circum
stances.
Total
$3,540.26
j
Expenditures
Total
east
of
cenotaph
Programs
and
cuts
...
AdvevtMng
Unveiling
expenses
Bermfeld
Logging
Oo.
shipped
two
more
carloads
at
rived
spruce
this
week
aboard
the
Prince
John
to
Prince
Rupert,
where
it
will
be
trans-shipped
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
SV
Paul,
Minn.
This
high-grade
species
6f
.spruce
has
been
finding
a
ready
I
market
in
the
United
States.
It
is
Ancient
Barketine
City
of
Sydney,
j
reported."'
Once
Pride
of
Pacific,
I
The
Bernsfeld
interests
are
tak-
Is
Burned
Ing
up
another
large
tract
ot
spruce
on
Moresby
Island.
PEDESTIUANS
.STILL
SQUEAK
In
comparison
with
even
the
best
cars
of
not
many
years
ago,
reer
yesterday
in
flames
on
the
mud
high
class
automobiles
of
today
flats
here.
It
had
been
-condemned
arc
silent
to
a
degree
that
would
as
uriSea
worthy
and
was
old
for
have
been
regarded
as
incredible
Junk,
i
The-vessel
was.to
have
been
by.
early,,
motor
englhjers)-cien-cut
up
for
scrap
iron.
title
American.
aie
A
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
after
noon
by
the
Catholic
Women's
League
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
M
P.
REMARKABLE
VALUES
FOR
SATURDAY
S
SELLING.
RAYOX
i
i
1
riirriT
i
Development
;
being
pushed
.ihr
nla
Mining
&
progress
is
ben
McCaffery.
Fourth
Avenue
West,
shaft
and
rale
The
satisfactory
sum
of
$40
was
re-
j
in
the
ahaft
m.m
alised
as,
a
result
of
the
affair.
some
time.
bi.;
Mta
W,
H.
Kinkavde
and
Mrs.
B.ibeen
insulied
v
Cur
oMad
and
Mrs.
A.
Lewis
I
up
work,
and
Mrs,
o.'
C.
Arseneau
had
charge
1
Thr
shaft
ortHFTSdmT
Sobking
table.
Assist-1
Unce
of
20
In
1ng
in
JfCng
were
Mrs
Harold
,
and
also
the
n.
Mo8wh,
Mrs
.
E.
Moore.
Miss
Company
wlli
h
Bassanteh.
Miss
Irene
Bourassa
'
ing
extent
and
and.
Mrs.
Ustnaki.
Mrs.
D.
E
Mur-1
ore
body,
pfiy
was
cashier
and
also
had
charge
of
the
raffle
of
a
pair
of
pillowslips
which
was
won
by
Mrs.
M.
Newton
and
the
secretary
ior
l,,e
allCTnoon
were
their
work
in
connection
with
the
Mra
JarvU
McLeod,
raising
of
funds.
j
wno
awmpaniea
oy
Mrs.
K.
E.
The
final
financial
statement
:
Moofe
was
as
follows:
I
.
,.
,
,
I
Provincial
Constable
George
Wy-'
...w..,
i
man
of
Smtthera
who
arrivMl
in!
$3,360.00
'Haielton
72.20
5S.50
.
29.67
,
Total
$3.455
37
Batamee
to
poppy
fund
$84.89
Donations
.
Donations,
to
JiieJund
which
have
not
been.-acknowledgfd
up
to
the
nrnaent
uorp-
Qvztwa
Tretter
.?.
.$10.00
m.
iJlaworth
v...,.
-2.00
Carles
Barker
:
....
...
.
4,00
J.
C.
Brady
10DO
Valentin
Dairy
5.00
MORE
SPRUCE
IS
SHIPPED
Two
Carloads
of
Hived
Timber
Arrive
Here
On
Prince
John
En
Route
to
St.
Paul,
Minn.
SKIDEGATE,
Jan.
24:
The
irrr
tonight
1
A
T11
v
-
,
olu
f
UNDERWEAR
SELLING
AT
BELOW
FACTORY
COST
Lace
-
Trimmed
tions
Combina-
Lace-f
Trimmed
Brassier
and
Bloomer
Sets
Lace-Trimmed
Pettinicks
Lace-Trimmed
Nightgowns
72
x
90
HEMSTITCHED
SHEETS
Pair
....
s
S2.95
Plain
Tailored
Btanv,
Vegt
Sets
Plain
Tailored
Bra-;.
Bloomer
Sets
Plain
Tailored
NiLh-
Shadowproof
ai
Trimmed
Slips
54"
ALL-WOOL
NAVY
SKRfiE
Yard
.
PURE
WOOL
FLANNEL
PANTIE
DRESSES
2
to
6
years
FRASER
&
PAYNE,
Si.
V
1
1
a-k
.1
a
1
f
Y-
I'LL.
L'i
WU
S
A
V
VK.
Will
Ul
ouccessmi
Anair
i
one
at
Alice
uniy
une
Dimari
r
iiT
m
shm
a
iju
r
r
rn
aw
-
a
l.
r
m.r
A
n
;
I'lalVUS
faillUI
n
J.ea---
250
to
1"
Total
subscriptions
$S.4O4J0
yesterday
afternoon
ac-
Only
one
gam,
fiTu
li
TWei,t
5916
companying
a
party
of
prisoners.
oiKhi
s
Billiard
Lv
8ai
Of
7840
pfefframs
niurn
Uimnrm
mnrntno
Mm
aiuImvi
irNiim,.
the
interior.
The
prisoners
were
:
f
eating
Fred
St.
pi
taken
on
to
Okalla
last
night
by
I
this
by
a
scon'
;
Constable
William
Harrison
of
i
four
other
ganx
IKTrOnlaf
"tht
a
mr
to
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