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HAILY AST0R1AN, WKONKSDAY
I He is a wise nan j For Boys and Oirls
AROUND TOWN.
i
MORNlNtf, AlOt'ST 2. IK.-tH
nnninm lAin. I 1 7 1 1 1 1. 1 1 W nil linn I ni .r a B" tfW M ni vn 9 w. M trm mm im f. m I ' 1 1 "
Kalr and bo m-hot taken.
U 11.11 I fcl MM
V
s
v.
Th Waal Shore Willi company have luat
r(lvil Urea lot of fir corJwood from
St-Ila. Vh wrtilch they ar offering at
Yerjr low niuree. Be aJvertUmmt In
another column.
WKDNEHDAY.
Lfe haa It harvfat moon.
Ita lAKclmt earn and ptirplr-wrlghtnl vine,
J la (inhered ihrar of trnln.
Itlm Ilcmilr linna left on tha Slat yf.
ln-dhy for 6nn Framiico to attend col
lege.
Mra. Birong. with her dauithlera and
on, la vUltlng her mutlnr. Mra. K. C.
Ilol.tan.
Thmr will ba a meeting of tha PrKn
alva Annnriatton at their roomi at l.
thla afternoon.
Tha Hrlllnh ahlp Nival l came hern with.
out a charter and will lay In the trram
to await ot.Iith.
If nu want a piano, Allan, M Com-
martini atrevt. Thla la inmltlvely the lat
Week of hla atajr In Antoila,
Mra. How and Ml Pylea. guet of
tha illenea Elmore durlraf the mtatta,
rtturned to Sfiinlile yesterday.
M. J. Roche, traveling paaaenger airent
Of tha Rio Grande Western railway, called
on Ma AatorU frlcndi yeaterday.
Tha State of California crowed out yea
tervlay morning, taking frvmt here the
Uaual freight of thiMkn, oynter and
ealrnon.
Tha tow cod aeaaon haa arrived and
number of finhermen re out on the
kanda ahrt-aat of the city yeaterJy try
Ing their luck.
The Indian who met with an accident
Sunday evening at the dvpot la Improv
ing and wji able to be out for a few
minute yeaterday.
Profenaor J. N. IWxa, who -o aMy
Bianagnl the regatta Kill and coronation
of the queen haa tha th.inks of the regat
ta committee and cltlirn gem-rally.
Manager Lawa, of the Ecllpae Hard
ware company, yesterday delivered to J.
u. Talvlte and Charlea Meehan, the win
ner of the fttblng boat races, the two
handaotne Urldge-Beach eleel range.
A meeting of the farmera of Clatsop
county will oe held at the rooma of the
Aatorla Progressive Association Satur
day at 1 o'clock for tte purpose of taking
tape toward! organizing a creamery.
Professor Kent, of CorvaJUs, will be pres
ent to address the meeting.
Tfeaterday an Astoria merchant received
letter from Hamburg, In tha Uaru
mountains, Germany, asking for a full
description of the construction, workings
and cost of the Astoria water work, wltn
view to duplicating the plant In Haxu
burg. Astoria's fame Is certainly going
abroad.
In the case of the city of Astoria vs
Alica Smith, tried In April on a charge
of using profane and abusive language
In which a One 01 1 was imposed and tp
peal allowed. bench warrent was yv
terday Issued for fcer arrest, tha i n, In
which to take the niiU having expirinl.
Tha fine was paid and dt-fcnduni allowej
to go,
Messrs Mclntonh and Lawler, the well
known ship car-nters and brokers of
Portland, are in the city. Mr. Mclnton
tates that charter rates for this season
bad not as yet bt-en fixed. Shlpixn) and
broker are holding off In the hopes or
making better deals than could be ar
ranged now. Lumber charters are In the
same condition.
A gentleman by the name of Lombard.
Is here from Texas, looking for a location
for a wholesale grocery house. Mr. Lom
bard first corresponded with the Progres
sive Association, and his visit is the re
sult It la believed that the gvntleman
will locate here. It la such work as this
that will bring growth and prosperity to
Astoria.
Those who complained about the heat
yesterday might be pleased to know that
the weather, os taken by the I". 8. ob
erver shows that July lj. li&. when the
thermometer registered J. was the hot
tvat day here In about ten years, and tf.at
on June S. this year, it was hi), or vlx de
gree hlghvr than the register of yesterday.
AntieMl'm Guarantees Stable Gov
eminent and Stead v Trade
REV. S. E. 1USII01' SPEAKS
Ktsiatitot Itoaotcli. Xo is XMoiii. Tell
ot Affairs ia the Mid N.tiu of
Better C!s id CtglM kiib l.
V
Street SujK'rlMeniient Thomas Unvllle
yesterday laid two croesintSJ over Elev
enth stre t, on Commercial, which are
novelties In their way. The planks ur
In length the full whith of the street,
cund In the c.-nter, which It la Ulicv-i
Will make a more durable and smoother
crossing Instead of the olJ fas!il"!id J)'
of using two Tilar.ks with cn.ls Join J In a jr.cid-ral.ie
the middle of the street.
1S1T1XG In Astoria Is a mos
Inierestmg gentleman, with his
wife. frm Honolulu, the capital
of the r.ew r-si'on of the
Vnited State. They are the Rev. S E.
Ulshop, D.D.. and Mr, ltivhop, father and
mother of Ir. J. S. t'lhop of this city.
The Rev. Mr. Wuhop I a portly cnMo
man of perhaps i year of sge, of pleas
ing address and whoe white hair and
ever ready smile and kindly greeting
make him friend at sight. A fit lien of
Hawaii and deeply Interested In the pros
perity and progrvss of the IMnds. his
conversation about them Is hUhly Inter
esting and Instructive. In an Interview
with an Astortan reprwontailv Dr.
Bishop haa thrown new light upon this
most Interesting country. Warming up to
the subject the doctor stated that the Im
mediate effect of annexation would t to
give t i the Islands that stability of .v
ernment which had ben lacking and the
want of which had made general business
uncertain and had retarded the grw;h
In population.
"Honolulu I a city of S.i pople.
being white. We have had a go-v gov-
er.imeni aunng ine past three year of
republican administration and the country
fca been prosperous. But there las al
ways hung over us t.ie fear that the
power then In the hands 0f the better, but
smaller element, might fall H to ti e con-
trol of other and -unprincipled persons.
Now that we have the assurance of sta-
uiuif unuer me administration of the
l'nite.1 State, prosperity must needs
continue and Increase, and there will be
a rapid increase tn Immigration of desir
able people from the I'r.lted States. 1 do
not look for aa Immediate Jump or spurt
In business, and If the people can ba re
strained from enterirjt into undue and
rash speculation the natural Increase In
business ami population under the
changed condition will be rapid enough
for healthy growth,
"What has been the feeling of th
natives, Mr. Bishop, m regard to annex
ation?"
"The fear of political change his f.
years been the evil of the Island. There
has been a systematic attempt in th
last five years to frighten the native as
to the consequences of annexation and
make them believe that their country
would be stolen from them and perhaps a
majority of the natives opposed the
change, fearing that their individual in
terests wouiu suuer. tsui there Is no
duubt that the more Intelligent natives
favor the change, believing that they will
be more secure In their rights and the
country more prosperou under the stable
government of i tnited States. The
better element of native and white peo
ple has had control of our republican
form of government but there was always
the fear that rhere might be a change
for the worse. While rhe formal cere
monies of annexation had not tagen place
when I left, everything- whs prepared for
It, even to the arranem-nt f.-,r i.-.r
barracks for the I'r.ld States troops and
the building of a large hospital within l:
lines."
"Will there be any ih.ini-e air.or.gs! rtie
common people, or !n their busine., met.V
O'lS.
"The iigrlrulttinl element of the 1-kin'N
ur.'ler the "liange will ,e fa v.. red
civ growth
WHO
DOES
THE
RIGHT
THING
AT
THE
RIGHT
TIME....
If you wer In ntt J.
won I J any More.
Keeper Rive you a
Greenback?
INO ! !
Then, why should"
you pay $j extra on
every $10 purchase,
when It haa been
proven
1000 Times
That we can aoj do
save our customer
jo PER CENT ou
Clothing Hats
Shirts. Trunks
THAT'S ; Etc" Etc-
HERMAN WISE
A
w W)
Girl's Overalls
15t (ualily t'l Tint Tw illo.
four vi iiM t fourteen year.
TI10 Lit eM tiling
t'lit.. Mmlooftho
l'elliui. Si.en from
hieo -JOo j'air.
Boy's Overalls ..
Mudo of Kino 5ue TwilUI Dfiiiiu. J I ili l.il,
AjjeH fiMin tltlte to ten
Wilt' lllluk MIsjuMlilelH,
yoftw. 1'rioo 'J.V pair.
jjj The ReliabU Clother and Hatter &
Regatta Cloak Sale
JnckctH,
CnpcH,
Fur Collarettes,
Children's Jackets.
Without exception the handsomet ever displayed
west of New York. ALL ARE SAHPLIIS,
which means "perfection." and there are hundreds of
them-NO TWO ALIKE-purchased from the
largest house in the world the H. H. Chatlin Co.. of
New York, for cents on the $1.00. A safe guar
antee of a select style at less than manufacturers' cost.
470 Commercial St., ASTORIA
161 end 163 Third St., PORTLAND
n
This is the Celebrated
Waist
Ma.I.-uf tin- Str..nKit Jeiinswith F.laMie lloSup.
jM.iteix Tlif only wait inajo tlmt tiie Imttoi,. ,vnt
eoiue ell". I'riee ')!), meli.
Praul lew
Sri e
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
THo 0nlv Mt THnt HoM Clio
np
In a Woman's Care
Iflcflllen & McDonnell.
illnary rxpen!e. a as the In'.eret'.
on our dri't of W .' " assum.-.! by the
L'nitihl State.
"The society In Hiwall Is ;r.imln
antely American. Our Institutions, schools
anil ihurih-s ar.; J-:!nlte!y an.l ihr
ouKhly Ameiican. Kvrry hllil 1 tiught
In the public whovla In the KnlUh iJn-
tei.tgr from AmrKnn 9h-l Immiks. This
applies n t only tn the white chlMrvn. but
to those of mlxe.1 Mood Asiatic, and Ha
waiian bliK-l.
"A kokI deal of the opposition on the
part of the lower class of natives to the
ihunK as er.irndere'l very laruely by
British Infl Jences. Tills was not the work
of the best classes of our Hrltlsh resi
dents, as they fivored annexation and
are frlenu.y to Amenian Influences. We
have a very high reirard fur our Itntlsh
citizens, and till f them are more and
more tecomlr.g frlenilly to Lnltel states
rule as they realize what It means."
Yesterday was one of the h . lust (J .
Of the summer. Everybmly was co:niuaii.
Ing of being jvjrheated and seekitiK the
shady fide of the istreets In vain ;B n
to keep cool. The thermometer rs
terttl between 82 and fi. It was Jirtl u!t
to have the exact temperature, as most
corners where thermometers were hunt?
up received a liberal supply of water.
Doors and windows were thrown oi-n W
fet the ln'tietit of a nl:t;rdly breeze ot
wind that spruriK up in the afternoon.
A visit to the Astoria Hteam laundry Is
full of interest. Mr. O. W. Hichmond, the
proprietor. Is always reudy to show visit
ors through his cHtabllshment. The laun
dry Is equipped with modern machinery,
is run by steam, has a twelve-ratk dry
room, manKcI, steam waher, and steam
Ironers. There are fourteen employes, ull
Deing Amcriians. Mr. Klchmond reports
that business has lncrvued !t) ptr cent Jn,
the pust U'W months and attributes it
to (he lilb'h class of work turned out.
T. C. Nelson, . Albrib'ht, E. Vkktrs,
C. B. Jllnley. M. Anderson, W. II. Pat
terson, J. C. Ward, Mrs. Krederti k 11.
Vlgne Andrews, Portland; J. V. Row, J.
1 McDonald. Aberdeen; II. C. France.
Charles A. Payne, Cioble; A. K. Huliii".
Charles Kkluiid. P. A. Marburg. Chi
nook; I.. Montgomery, Julu iW-rt!, J.ihti
Ueriuila, Mck Pe h iil li, A. Marlucovb-h,
city; A. Le Hons, Oak Point; Mis.- Lcflic
E, Wardu, San Francisco; t'ounlcsj Van
Euren, Pails. France; Charles E. Austin.
Warraitun, are ritflsteied ut the Murray.
There Is work for the rl:y cuunri! On
In providing HkIhh for certain portions l
the illy and providing means for i'sUik
HjthtH iilriady eioi nd. 1 'urint; '.he pa t
ten days u number cf lights in the ln:;i
nea portion of thn city have not been
Imrnli::'?, gome say, fur rconoinUMl reas
(Uis. I'pon the depJt j)l it fin in there Is no
light at ull and piipsenaers m tiie laie
trulna have to liud their way uliout In tlx
dark. This, is dantfi rous. There is oi.e
lone lUiiif at the corner (if the ntpet
niotv than a block from where the truins
stop, with the depot lnilMinif In between.
There should be more lihls on the street
and at least a row of Incandescant lights
on'the front of the depot building. Will
tho council take these mutters In hand?
a
i American ImmUr i'l"n.
number of the Immi-
sratits w:ll etiKce in the ci.fT.e J.il-yry,
whl'-h Is a very promlsir? on- an 1 we
hope that a check will be put upon A-l-a'.lf
Immigration. A larire number ot
whit.- men. v.- thir.k. rrny be md i. d t.j
raise ri'ir t..n n the pro?it-sh irlr.K
system. It wlil be l ut- '.y to the ,n:.re"si
of the plantations t., employ white men
to ral.-e siifrar rane n shares In-e.i.l or
the present system of game labor by the
coolies from Asia. There Is ,,m- prot!t
chrinir cultivation already i-ini: Uone.
"The larjf'-st element rf Improvement,
perhaps, In the future, wlil be m..de by
the development of busln-fs ?rowln out
or our ommer'-e, wh.'h Is npbily in
creasing, and which is now centering to
ward the Islands.
"There Is a steady In'T'ase ir ;he
mimbei of ocean steamers culling at Hon
olulu for coal, they now averasre about 10
per month. At the present rate of growth
tiny will, in ten years, reach VI per
month. IJut that growth will bo Im
mensely increased In a few years by the
opening ut tho Xbanitrua (-mul, whl'-h
will throw a great many of the trtns-I'aMil--
liners upon us so that we will
have 7) or V' s'camers per nionih. These
steamers, of course, Include the n-o:y
ot a great many coll. is to fupply them
wtfc coal, crcatlnif an ljimni : .i
murce. "In ciiiseiui-ni-i. of this growth in
.-t- .-ini ttMilic it will be necessary to imme
diately op- n J'l.arl bar!jor, '):ieh 1., only
ten miles from Honolulu. The 1'nltcd
States government will - this harbor
at once In order "to ci. ate a yn-Jt naval
station thero. The opening of the h..rbor
necessitates, the r. I'lovint; of a .sand-bir
at Us mouth at a cost uf pM,iiti. The ,.
, ii,, ii.,,, f j',ar ijaioor will vtuan tin
t'rowth at that point of a Ki-ter city ten
mlb.s dp taut from the jires-.'nt capital,
with rail connections already established.
"The Islands will bo S'lf-bUpportlmj.
The customs dutp-s alone will pay all or-
lt was reported yesterday that the tody
of Ialo. the fisherman who was drowned
Mor. 1 iy att-rnoon. had t. en found en-
I tanicled in th.- rlK.'ir: cf the overfirned
boat, hl h was rei o'.er. d. It was stated
that the p. tlon cf the body Indl 'ate.i
the t,at was about to (apsIZe
rar.s to release the Uillast und In
.inn.-r k" t i ;cifc'ht aiT'ins! the si'ld
'Mt. otherwise t,r .,'Jld .'lave , en
as ; was .in .-x;.. rn-ir e. swlrn-
"i Iti-ri.ry, .'oio:,. r I'-.hl sta-.l
I'.ifht that he had r-cehcl ftl notl-c
it ;:riii:. the body and i.ou.d
y t'-lieve thit It h. ) b'-eii re'. iVend.
that
Palo
-f ti.e
S.(V-1,
n:-ri hav... be, ome a
water front by Kulll
proju-r Iranmtf
dunnx llu- renitta
" outrigeotiH and
.ot
I Joys and yo-jru
nulsani.- aioi.if toe
In .--Airnnnrx wit;
sur.s. J la ir ai-tloi
and yesterday
riiarneful. Alinoiih warned by th- police
th- boys only Jeer. .1 at. the olll'.era and
behaved wor'e than ever. (;ne of the
rinif b-aders was arrested yesterday and
will have his trial In the polbe court
this afternoon. The city ordinance pro-vld-n
that n. person n, K,, n txithlnx
within the ,-ity limits wlthut wcarlnx u
proper bathing salt, consisting of kn.
brlt' hes and shirt with short sh eves, a ll'J
otlicers shouid spare no effort to enforce
this ordinance. Warning Is tr'.vcti by the
department that hereafter all persons
vlola'lm,' the ordltiame will be promptly
arrested and the law strictly carried out.
One ,,f t(. results of the recent fartn
'.rs' coni're.-s has b'.cn the spreading
abroad of Astoria's advant.'iKe-i as
'Jalrylris 'oonlry . at. Professor Thomas
Shaw, or,- .,f the le'-turers at the con
Kress, has written a number of p-tters to
eastern pap. is. de--rib:mr tin- city and
'ounty and -i.eir lesounes, ;,nd clvlni?
abo 'b-t.iils (,f the . on vt, I ion. He cp,:seH
one I' iter ir, i!,. St. p uji j.p ,.r .r,.
f ....s; Tin ri
Ii sorts ar-und .Vs-. ,
.'ul they are. liu-. ;
as: It Is. Is n it their
pilta ,e Ml!;,., i
tc. .o dry, ic.
sJ on our expties e mlKht cheerfully
make It up and consider ourn-Kr fort in
ate. Asii.n.i couiii n.u n.ive purch is.-i f..r
ll-.'i the .iniount of fr.' advertlsiDK this
event has iriven us throughout the I'nlted
States und Itrttlsh Columblu. The Inter
national trophy cup sle'll ra. e centered
attention hero as no event pre,loii,y h '
ever done. The IomiI pr-, Assoitel
Press, Portland. Han Kran'lsto. and
Ilrl'lsh t orambU n-r devot.d i (dumii
to Astoria and If the p K itta had coot us
IN.') Inste.ul of lest than I.'-,'"', it wo-il'i
nave turn money well invested. Another
irentleman was stronitly of the opinion
that a rexatta assiM-iatlon should lie In.
rorvornted und the Institution mad,.
permanent Astoria affair. "We cannot
afford to lose the advantage nlready
Kuine.1 by our r-irattiu, which i (mimencel
In a, siruill way and closed last Monday In
a brilliantly succ-ssful sportlnir carnival.
Tho lntrrnntlon.il relationships rstnlv-
llsneil can euslly b! retained tiy pro r
ortranlzatlon. and I favor lni-orH.r.itlnif
the n-Kattu association now, while the
Iron Is hot, and making the present ef,
Detent committeemen the ollliers of the
permanent Institution. I ho. the press
and business men of the illy wt.l push
this through the Prouresslve Association,
or In any other way that will l.rln ilsmt
the d-s;red result."
The Bee Hive
linn Jti-t Iffcpiytd n
(oiiijleto Line of
... Fall Dress Goods
In Staple and
Fancy Novelties
Wo will 1,
len-.l to hlmtv tli.(. K,l whether voij Idiy or not
Tho Lest mill cheapest PatU-nin TIIK M. ( U.-f',r wilo'i.nly n
almost avery artlcla of wsartnf appar
Ul last loncer than If looksd aftsr bl
a man.
Soma woman n'flect their footwaar
Hhoea of flna appearanca, rather thaa
good quality, attract th.m.
But In buying ahoca her It la Im
possible to maka a mlstaka. Tha ap
pearance and style la all that tha moei
fattldlous could d.slre, and (ha quailtt
beeps pact with both.
Our price ara regarded aa wond
fully low by wis buyers.
Petersen & Brown.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
P.KAl, K STATU TI!. N'H ;.H
A. Wei. h and wife to V. M. Srnfh and
J. '. Palmlierit, lot VI. bio, k l:i. Warren
ton; ti-o.
II. W. "trickier to It. W. Thomt'sin,
southeast quarter of section l-i. township
5 north range M wis'. .ores, l.'-.i.
Jo.-et,h fiiiptlll to Henry Pirm. r. eid
half cf northetiHt (Uart'-r and s.iuih-.i.st
ipiarter of northeast ipiarter and east h ill
of the north- ast quarter an I s ,ii'heat
quarter of northwest quarter, section l'.
township I north, mure 'J west; Jloo.
L lilt.-I States to John J. Walts., cast
half of soutnwest quarter and lots f, and
7, section f,. township north, miiki
west; patent.
J. h. HlKKins and wife to Catherine
'jinn, lots 3, 4, V. and 31, block :i, Hay
View; .Vi0.
Siik are Huomcla nud wife to Jemima
Hackrlson, lots 7, block 1. Taylor s; I'sjU.
Lear.
Arm
ASTORIA.
(Dllf.)
a.m. p.m. I Portland and Aa-ia.m. p.m.
ti.311 toria eiprrs, trama 11 U 10 is
na ivnappa, ciirton.
West port, (Joblt and
way nations.
:0 12-V. Astoria. Heslde and : 5:40
6:1a New Astoria passen-.ll.W
iger trains.
FTrit-clasa trains Irate Warranton for
Flavel and New Astoria at T:4S 1:15 and
10:r,2 a. m,. and 12:30. S:'0 and :M p. tn.
and returning arrive at Warrenton at 1:04,
9,30, 11:00 a. m. and 12.40. 6.15 and 7:05 p.m.
Trains leave Seaside 7:00 a. m , 10:20 a.
m., 4:30 p. m. dally for Aatorla. Portland
trains leaves tieaalda on Sunday at 1:30
p. m
J. C. MATO,
O. F. P. A.
... THE BEE HIVE ...
I ' t t m
oee our new hall
and Winter Ladies
Walking Hats.
Albert Dunbar,
Corner Ninth and Commercial Stree t
The
am-
s-vural sti tn trier
.lid viy bi-autl-l.'.ioty,
pli.aslr.o
t'e.st attraction.
H the
i-iik- a
or.-- iiioj,,
b-tiiny ,i.r j
.-. it. r-iio'.-,
I I.e'.V ii:.
nr. Th
a wr.ip fi
'it'iiliK'
lunu'
KHei
vl-It
tnak'
sleep
thought of taes.
that a farniii-s-
eV'-ry y. :lr
It m.-.kes him Kr,
the Invited eijes
A w.
' i rownltiK
i- v. ills and
-,, t-.r M-' .i'h. ilolx',
- tic- !,' k ali'l !;!!.. Ill"
-' tin-: n rv ;,'- :-! nll'l
lo lb., tired
'i"T..t ir.; :,! nOiiril,
I ' otut'.rt ''.;. ,.,'l makes
tr...htil!r. Tl
tlotl . ui;,l(es o,,e v.-:in
Ol.etn "-S MllOUld (,.. ,, i
is.;mti.er in Astolla and
-! 'j' 'b . ii lo hti one Ol
II known tin-r b un on Coiiiini.e.a:.!
street yesterday dated thai for his pari
he felt more than repaid for his trouble
and expense ,,r,,in ., wjln . ,M,H r(,
(,'atta. "If there should be a shortag" of
THEASl. KKft'H NOTICK.
Notc Is h'-reby Klvn that there arc
funds In the city treasury to pay all war
rants drawn on the general fund and en
dorsed prior to March l, IStiS. Interest will
cease after this dote.
i''. j. CAitNi;y,
City Treasurer.
Aatorla, Or'gon, August 23. IMS.
("A ITAIN CI,AltK IMI'ROVINO.
Ills Family on the Way to New York to
Meet Hltn,
IlKNTON HAnriOFt. Mich., August 23,
'oipmln F.loyd Clark, keeper of thn
I'liiled .States llgh'house supply station
at St. Joseph, has received a telegram
from his brother, Captain Clark, of th
baftb ship Oregon, now at Monlauk point
I.. I., In will' h he stat' d that he was con
val'-si-ent and that bis physician sayH his
condition Is mii'-li Improved by the few
'lays rest he has had :-!n-e leaving his
ship. Captain Clark nayn I tic- quarantine
will be r.lli-eil toilay and he will Ihen pro
ceed to Pr'xiklyn navy yard boipltal,
v. tori, no will pas.-i a. rnedl -al cxamina
tlon.
In lii of the fact that he V.III mol
ably be ibuliiid ae-.-eral days i:t th"
Hronltlyii hospital. Captain Ciark has
''!'! bin family to proe. e, to N---.V V' Ik
and rue'-ct him there. After a possible
stiort utop at Washington, the pitty will
(run entile direct I, ;:. wheie
the (ap'aln will upend -eveial oi.yH vbdt
Ing Ids biotiier anil other rflat'ves und
frletldH.
l.loyd Clark docs not regard his broth
er's condition hh serious ntid tl.lnkH tiy
the time Ills six monthM funo igh l-.nu ex
pired h will have rcKaln-d his usual
state of health.
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