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The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Pulling Up a Corpse.
A Thrilling DROWNING INCIDENT
NEAR ROCKAwAY BEACH.

While fishing in Jamaica Bay, L.
l., near kockaway Inlet, Sunday,
Louis Mallette, treasurer Of the
Novelty Theatre, Williamsburg, fell
overheard and was drowned. There
were party of ten men, and they
chartered sloop yacht at Canarsie
early in the morning and started up
the bay to troll for bluefish. The
fish were biting freely, and in less
than an hour the party, with five
lines, had caught twenty. At liz
O'Clock Mallette, who had a bite,
began to haul in his line. 1t was
discovered that he had large blue
fish on his hook. AS he leaned over
the stern of the boat to lift the fish
aboard he lost his balance and fell
into the water. The yacht was then
near Rockaway Inlet, and sailing at
the rate of eight miles an hour. She
was Immediately put about, and NAL
lette, who could swim a little, strug-
gled to keep afoat, while his friends
shouted words of announcement.
But before they could reach him
he sank. He did not rise again,
although the yacht cruised around
the spot for some time in hopes Of
picking him up.
Twenty minutes later, as the men
were sorrowfully hauling in their
lines, one of them exclaimed
my God! I believe he is on my
line %
The others discovered that some
heavy weight was attached to their
lines, too. 1t proved to be the body
of Louis Mallette. The lines, which
were badly tangled by the boat
going about, were firmly grasped by
the drowned mans hands. 1t took
all the strength his friends were
capable of to release the lines from
the death grip. The yacht then re-
returned to Canarsie, and Coroner
Nolan was telegraphed for. He
answered the summons in person
and an inquest was held on board of
the yacht. His friends were then
permitted to remove the body to
Williamsburg. Louis Mallette was
only twenty-one years Of age, and
has been in the employment of Mr.
Williams, one of the proprietors OF
the Novelty Theatre, for twelve
years. He leaves a mother and
sister.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
The tUheth Birthday of the
"GeTnna1ttOaUn Telegraph"

The semi-centennial anniversary
of the Germantown Telegraph which
was postponed from the 18th Of
March, was celebrated on Tuesday
at the residence of it's founder and
editor, Major Philip r. Freas. From
3 O'Clock in the afternoon until s
O'Clock in the evening there was
steady stream of callers, among
whom were many men prominent in
official and professional life, several
Of whom came from distance. The
venerable journalist was congratu-
lated upon his successful career
Major Freas is now seventy-two
years of age, and since the estab-
lishment of the paper has been at
its head. Tuesdays anniversary
consisted of conversation, speeches,
and banquet.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Col a ydeIot, q Defense.

SNOW HILl., MI, June s.A-TAis mern-.
ing Col. William J. Aydelotte was
called 10 the stand to testify on his own
behalf MI. Polk had testified that he
had three or four times taken improper
and indelicate liberties with her at her
own house in Pocomoke City, by first
iamlliarly tipping her earbObs; next, i'll
dellcately banding her person and at
tempting 10 lift her clothing; next, pull
Ing her down in his Jap 10 the parlor
and attempting to caress her familarly,
and had with violence forced her up TO
MIN with both arms around her aud in
her struggles to pull away from hun he
had bruised her hand and arm aud hurt
her back; that she loudly complained
and rebuked him and threatened to in
form her bsent husband In Philadel-
phia; that he had told her she would
never get rid of him I'LL she had gratified
his passion and that he loved her more
Than any other woman he ever saw.
Ann Schoolfield, a colOred servant OF
the Folks testified that she saw AydeI-
otte hug Mr.. Polk at the time he hurt
her so much al heard Mrs. Polk loudly
complain, rebuke and threaten him.
Aydelolie,iu In bis four hot,ls' testimony
in chief this morning, made q general
and solemn absolute denial of all these
charges in substance and particularly;
made the best explanation he could OF
The three letters he wrote the Injured
husband; after the facts before published
and in his tour hours cross-ex animation
this afternoon stuck to the denials he
has from the first made, and appealed to
God to bear him witness as TO the truth
of the same, He swesrs the whole case
arose out of a purpose to blackmail
him.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
FIRST EDITION.
THE CENSUS.
TIE RNUMERAToRs AT WORK ON THE
FAMILY STATISTICS.

FAMILY STATISTICS.
The census enumerators are now
fairly at work, and although they are
not permitted to relate the inner de-
tails of their labor, enough is known
to indicate that their task is not the
lightest one in the world. The great
est obstruction some of them have to
contend with is the ignorance, either
real or assumed, of many of the peo-
pie. Already they have dropped into
houses where the inmates seemed to
have not the slightest idea of what the
census meant, and apparently never
enumerators have to patiently assure
Their wondering auditors that it is all
right, and explain to them the work.
ings of The census, and the earnest de-
sire of Uncle Sam TO have it carefully
and completely taken.
OF course, come people object to the
enumerator's apparently pertinent in
quiries, and lie is then obliged to
humbly crave pardon, and prove that
he is simply performing a sworn duty,
and is not actuated by any motives of
idle curiosity. On the other hand, the
very loquacity of same people is an
obstruction to the work. They will
answer all question with alacrity, but
with a volubility that leads them into
numberless side issues, and compels the
enumerator to listen to a whole volume
of family history that has not the re-
motest connection with any one of the
twenty-six questions on his sched-
ules.
From this, faint idea of the per-
plexities that beset the enumeraIors
can be obtained. But still, their bur-
dens are lessened by numbers of peo-
pie, who quietly and sensibly answer
all questions in proper manner, and
send them on their way, rejoicing at
the fact that all people are not against
him, and that even a census enumera-
tor can come across human beings who
consider him entitled TO ordinary re-
spect.
Aprop0s of this subject, thefollowing
small item is printed, from the Oxford,
Pa, Press. The same thing might be
said Of the Wilmington ensus-takers,
but if were, a small army OF wrathful
enumerators would doubtless instantly
flock TO this Office, with an insatiate
demand for "blood or satisfaction. -
Here is the item:
Mr.. John A. Alexander, our census
enumerator, will start on his mission
this week and as he goes from house
to house with that big book under his
arm he need not attempt to pass him
self off for a recording angel, as not
more than one in two Thousand of our
people will believe him.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Left Home.

A young son of +. ]. Goslin, the
dentist, left home last evening, since
which time he has not been heard
from. He had been playing truant
from school, which fact was discovered
yesterday by his parents.
They Informed him that he would
have to return to school to-day, and
that he would be punished by the
teacher. This it seems he did not
like, SO he called upon Geo. H. Ash,
the tailor, and informed that gentle
man that he had been sent by his
father to borrow $15. Mr.. Ash think
ing no doubt that all was right, gave
the boy the money and he left. 1t is
thought that he took the $50 train for
Philadelphia last evening. The
authorities at Chester and Philadel-
phia have been telepraphed of the
fact.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
The improvement Of the Del
UlC0Fe.

WARRINGTON, June 2.-The Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware Iepr' sentatives are
considerably exercised at the changes
which have been m ide in the appropria-
tioDs for the improvement of the Della
ware and ScbHylkill rivers by the Sem
/ ate Committee on Commerce. The ap-
propIIation for the improvement of the
d laware below Bridesburg, for which
the House appropriated $4,000, ha,
been reduced to 100000, of which $780,
600 ID to be expended between Petty's
Island and Philadelphia and $4,000 at
Smiths Island, between Philadelphia
and Camden. The appropriation for
the Cherry Island Flats has also
been reduced from 100000 to $75, 900.
The Appropriation of $1,000 for the im-
proVdment of the Broad-Klln river, Della
ware, has been stricken out of the bill.
The Senate commlttee has authorized
the survey of Christiana river, Del,
from The railroad bridge to The mouth oi
the river, with estimates OF the cos of
procuring mean depth of fifteen feet in
The channel thereof. The Senator Com
mittee also includes an item of $4,000
for dredging the bar and channel at the
mouth Of Christiana river, and for maxi
ing such surveys as may be necessary 10
determine the site of such works as may
be NECESSARY for the permanent improve
ment OF this river.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
here Such q Thing as Luck?

NN lhe coming census returns
maze 10 June next, some curious
'uelal mas been calculating from the
apsllelce ol The drawings OF the
sAaS State Lottery, which takes
..'s WIN exact fairness every month
%r1i'annualy ly under the care and
'aslVh Of Generals q. 4. BeauIegard
"a aIl Jubal A. Early, OF Va, the
~. W o. getting aprize by the invest
4 '.nohl one dollar TO ten for O whole
81 ucHtt .lI, The large capital prizes OF
ny dpg,w, s5O,OOU. sl0J JOO, ETC., are
L,ea 5ea " individuals without any rule
|9uclty soSn beyond the certainty that
'Uas walt draw them on the certain
~, ~, no Que draws the capital prize
,,o,a ine Olner facts are striki civ con-
.! !,oi VI me modern discovery that
sSaSl 'nS Thing Az luck. But for the
[,,,'d .Id'lFlliallon desired let any one
IN, eNd ~flle to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
'ew York city. is-8t'
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At a regular Communication of Ori-
entail Lodge, No. 81, A. f. and A. M,
held last evening, the following officers
were elected {:
w. M.-Andrew l.. johnson.
s.. W.-Franklin Stout.
]. W.-Geo. w. johnson, Jr.
Secretary-James H. Price.
Treasurer-David p. Curlett.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
ATTEMPTED SAFE BURGLARY

On Monday night, burglars attempt
ed to blow open the safe of the Balti-
more Central Railroad station at Ok
ford, Pa. The entrance to the depot
was affected by prying open the shut
ters of the ladies' room, on the plat
form side, and entering the Office
through one of the ticket windows
The attempt to blow open the safe was
made by using putty to fill up the
crack between the edges of the doors
and pouring in powder. A fuse fired
the charge, but it fortunately proved
unsuccessful and the burglars retired
without making second attempt
When the agent opened the safe next
morning, he found the papers badly
scorched and the whole inside of the
safe begrimed with powder.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Reaeting Stock Advanctng.

PHILADELPHIA, June From the
lowest point OH Tuesday of last week
there has been a very large recovery in
the general share market, and while a
great deal of buying has unques ionably
been for the short account, there has no
doubt been heavy purchasing by those
who mean to hold all kinds of low priced
stocks, for the long account, and also by
those who have purchased and paid for
their stocks and taken them out of the
market.
The Ledger of to-day says: "The mil
lion of dollars that the Receivers of the
Reading Railroad Company were author
lied by the Couit TO borrow, we under
stand, was readily obtained, and in time
to meet the necessities Of the company.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
...o,d In Maryland
bhJe.r. liaZ-tt6.

A. baltimore dazH''o.
o. S.dDs,dny Dr% next the Democratic moe saac
.onon N'u' will meet in this CITY
t'n''u ,.''ssres to the National Demo
= c'aVspliou, '',s'a which assem- i.n Oies In
.n ,be 22,i inst, to nominate
1aA'' a.. I0 ,or president and Vice pre'
'l''' A. 'ss 81. Upitsd States. Present in n
i'l NV n'0, to the Hon. Thomas +.
|'N y pelawaref as The choice Of
d, ,,I u The sentiment of all sec.lon"
|. stat STATE was indicated at the las' SOB, :.
y ''m, Ise legislature when upon a
o. ,,'D ,I' Houses by the Galette's cor
4 ,,, w, wa, shown that Dela~ares
a D'.' ra, the choice Of nine-tentss
/ Fu's smber. of the House and Sen
,ha views Of our legislators
Ld tne opinions OF the various
F,t f. 'Da State Is confirmed by the
/ spon of the county conventions
'mof which Instructed their dele
| \ tbe State Convention to use oil
|. .'u, means to secure the nomina-
ErSpa,Or Bayard. In view of the
|s,elmlpg sentiment in favor Of Mr..
Iditi, highly probable that he will
4, lDe aulied support of Marylani's
.,,oO at Cincinnati. Should he be-
',hs nomination he would of course
n,rd tbe united support Of The De-
AZ, all over the country.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
CONGRESS-.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday Mr..
Pendieton offered q resolution, which
was adopted, intructing the Judiciary
Committee to enquire into the constitu-
tionality Of the statutes investing U. 8.
COnsuls and Ministers In Eastern coun-
tries with judicial power, and to report
by bill or otherwise. The River and
Harbor bill was considered and passed
with amendments. A communication
was received from the Secretary of War
isking an appropriation OF 100000 to
continue payments to land grant rail-
roads under the act of March 8, 1879.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
In the House, the General Deficiency
DILL was passed in Committee of the
Whole. The main question was ordered
in the House, pending which a motion
to adjourn was agreed to.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
PERSONAL

Secretary Of State, James L. Wolcott,
came up the Delaware railroad this morn
ing. He was on his way to Philadelphia.
Conkling has unloosened his corset for
the Chicago f,in.
Tnere are now 1000 miles of sub
marine telegraph cable In working or
dsA
Spain, at the present time. has $50 gen.
erals oil the active list of the army.
The independent press Of Germany Is
aimsst unanimously opposed TO Bis
march.
There is u report In London that the
Arch bishop of Tuam Is to be made o
eardi nal.
A Massachusetts, applicant fo- q mar
riage lioense described himself ~ "a cir
culAr sawyer"
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Yistted Vest Chester.

The newly elected Board Of Directors
and officers of the West Chester Il
Philadelphia r. H., accompanied by
President HinckIey of the p, w. & b.
X. r. visited West Chester on Thursday
last. The visitors expressed themselves
as being delighted with the town. The
yellow car in which the trip was made
attracted much attention both here and
along the route. The new owners we
learn intend putting the road in first class
order and will have better rolling stock
than Is now used particularly passenger
cars.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Local Lanes.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Deyilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Clam chOwder at Fullmer's.
Salt ovsters ice cold at Fullmer's


Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Clam chowder at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.
The various candidates for the Dem
ocratic Nomination, are making an
active canvass.
The Lyman Family reunion takes
place on August 1st.
One vagrant was sent to New Castle
by the Mayor last evening.
City Council will meet in regular
session this evening.
George Hagany, alias "Slim Jim, p
has been released on 5000 bail from
New Castle Jail.
Has any one an idea who will be the
Republican cand idate for President :?
1t does not pay to keep unregistered
dogs.
The festival at Olivet Presbyterian
Church closes this evening.
The Harlan g. Hollingsworth Com
pany, will in few days ship a mum
ber of cars to South America.
The Friends Social Lyceum, will
probably hold its annual reunion at
Point Look out, ON Saturday, June
18th.
A COW belonging to VIM. Forrest,
was killed on the p, W. & B. r. r.
near Bowers g. Dure's Car shops yes
terday morning.
Brandywine Springs has been open
ed for the season.
AT M. Thomas & Sons sale on Wed
nesday, in Philadelphia, $500 Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company. 1884; first bid 100, sold
fJr r35 per cent-$675.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER
WIN. CONNERS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2.-The
signal station at the Delaware Break
water reports that the schooner VIM.
Conners, Capt. Thomas Morrisey, from
Bangor, Maine, with lumber for Phil
adelphia, struck on the breakwater at
| 80 a. m. The schooner is water log
sed and is pounding badly and break
ing up. The crew of five were saved.
The steamer North America was sum-
moned to her assistance at $50 A. NJ,
and after several unsuccessful attempts
abandoned her at 6 80 A. NJ. The cargo
is consigned to Taylor 8 Belts, pier AZ,
North wharvcs. The captain aud crew
are now in the office. They could save
nothing. The schooner is total wreck.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Information TAINTED.

A person signing himself S. w.
Blasdel, Of Cambridge, Emeralda
county, Nevada, writes to the post
master of West Chester, asking for
the address of one r. I. Blackwood,
and adds: "I think he came from
your place, and still has a father
living in West Chester bearing the
same name. Any one knowing of
such person will please send
word to the above-named inquirer
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

For the @ zette.
To-day opens the conflict at Chicago,
ana whether the nominee is Gen. Grant,
or any other Republican leader, be will
DC The next President OF the United
States."-From Republican of June I'd.
Mr.. EDITOR The above is the wis
dom OF Solomon. He Is known to be
prophet amongst the black brethren.
But his prophecies amongst the white
are below par, and are accepted with =
great deal Of allowance, causing those
who know him to exciaim, "There is
something rotten in Denmark" Yes;
thousands of drunken bummers and par
doned criminals in Chicago, say the
same thing as Delaware's Solomon
"Truly the dog returns to his vomit."
BRICK.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
After a Pardon.

The friends of Patrick Mundy, who
was convicted at the last November
term of Court, of assault and battery,
and sentenced to one years imprison-
ment, are endeavoring to obtain sigma
lures to petition asking the Governor
to parddn IN him. The prisoner is the
one who violently assaulted the bar
tender Of the Delaware House with a
coal scuttle in October last.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

kSsW York Herald, in a sautioHary
ibout mining investments, says;
Investors remember that q hole In
ToHnd is to be estimated solely by
comes out Of H." AS q general
g investors have reason TO rsmem-
|Asir holes in the ground by what
lll mo them.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
MAR ri z D.

STROUD-RASIN.-O the I'D instant,
at The NJ. K. Parsonage in Still Pond, by
Rev. J. B. Merritt. Mr.. Lemuel Stroud,
OF WILMINGTON, Del, to Miss Willie A.
Rasin, of this county.
-WOODMAN.--On the even-
ingof Tuesday Juns 2ud, at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents on Pennsylvania
Avenue and by the Rev. F. b, DuVal,
Mr.. Vincent q. Walker to Miss Eta q.
Woodman.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
The Christtaitcy Scandal.

WARRINGTON, June 2.-An order on
Minister Christiancy, requiring him to
enter his appearance to the cross bill for
divorce filed by his wife, was made in
the Equity Court by Judge Hagner to-
day. Ii no action is taken by him before
Santember the cause will be proceeded
viii as in case of fdefault. The inter-
yenlion of August, in which there is no
court. accounts for the long time granted
10 answer. No replication has yet been
filed by Mr.. Christiancy's counsel to the
wife's answer.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Erc1IrsiO7l.

The Second Baptist Church excursion
left Fourth street wharf, this. morning, al
eight O'Clock, on the steamer Thomas
CLYDE. The boat was we'll filled with
excursionists and as the weather is
pleasant they will no doubt have good
time. The excursion was bound for
that popular summer resort, Bombay
Hnnk
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
annual Picnic.

The Phoenix Active Association will
give their second annual picnic at
Rosendale Park, on Saturday, June
18th, during the afternoon and even
ing. The music will be furnished by
Ritchie's orchestra, and the commit
tee of arrangements are making every
endeavor to make the affair success
in every particular, and they will see to
it that all who participate will enjoy
themselves.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
All Endorse IL.

I'm sso'Ief," sso Americus, Ca, says
4 lSsgsll l9el4l rs, Representatives, DOC
Eus ryi'e's, Citizens, In public and
VI a"% %V, ,,. aie testiiying by the thou.
EnpdyN h oNer their own sianatu res thai
ea,t sf n haS been found for Bright 4
H. Ar. ,en n Kidneys and for diabetes
/ Kim naespeet vely known as warmers
L Dnhsiy.,a ana Liver Cure and Warner,
N"ie' n28 eodl2t,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
STARVING.

LONDON, June "A telegram, refer
rim p to the famine in Kurdistun, Arme-
nia, and Western Per ia, states that 40,
GOO persons must be fed for two months
If they are to be kept alive.
The telegram implores for money to
purchase grain, which i, still in store al
Mansh. One hundred and thirty eight
pe rsons have died Of starvation at Bash
kalch. Twenty-siX villages are utterl,
desolate. One hundred and seven per.
sons have died of starvation at Alash
sarn.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
onquestjonaha

etners Sale Sale K ,DLetroil, Mich, says OF
I efficacy in quincy and Liver Cure
p disc, es ~ N ,SS'uney. liver andlali uri.
wo. 80 iully acknowledged
lesllmon,wSoIlr ,wortn the Questioning. Roma
Sin publ" aSi rom well known oIti
pees strony 'au private life are eyI.
PtslunbnrsS enough to convince th..
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
Sale lmmenae.

|. Wisconsin," Milwaukee, Wis,
Y testimony and says: The sale OF
nets safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
tigal| disease aud other affiiotions
Eaneys aud Liver, as well as Warmers
VAOeles Cure, for diseases of same
simply immense" J3-I2teod.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
ParaSols.

seI,n' I,asoh why RUSSELL q SPENCER
|, lstbss, more parasols than ever he.
|tyery u IL TIE unqualified opinion
|OugR tnutuy, alter looking the oit\
bel, 'Ia' ,a u the BEE HIVE. sOS Mark q,
bt al the n'os, o iouhd the finest assort.
\ ' '''osl reasonable prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

|,p,pp B. CONNOLLY, who died at
Lae,, France, on Sunday, was
I,ptrolIer under the Tweed regime
|lared the spoils Of that infamous
Eirscy. In a few years he amass-
fortune Of over IS, 900, 900. When
hash came Connolly turned on his
|,tes, but legal proceedings hav-
|pn commenced against him fed
uroye, getting off with a large
|on Of his plunder.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
boots and Shno.

In a arvs. . asker asker, 2l8 ". I'd street bos
h spriSys /; Stock Of boots and es. sbos.. 1as ~.
item sht Trade, and is determi T sn0es Oaa foI
y Give s1SSi%per than any hepmi1ed hopsa ie to Q
'prS-eoiSm. call and save money.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
THE ARMY WORM.

1t is said that the army worm, is
ravaging the wheat fields Of this State
and Peninsula to fearful extent, and
that the safety of the crop is thereby
seriously imperilled.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
a i'om ~ the Quaker ci..

p16I T October \ !" PhiIadelphia, under
a efiicsa, lslg. certified IL tha
~ ~ Saie Tonic IN 20, OF Warmers safe PiIIs
M M Saycompanled rehmoving a liver dis
VI and yellow sL,y oy chronic constins-
--"' myl3eodlw
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''.,nk' sn Tonight.

An tai@ An Lodge d1S9fs; T. 40. ., |, K. OFF.
SsfShsiuI4 4aaGTagf, Tss, n; :, !. /. 9; 6. &. 3;
aopei H9sloa DiSisi%oOO' Di i%O' Il, |. o. Il. NJ.
Gef@SSSS GHH SSpSc., SSc., No, NoJ; \. Jri No. y. OF 7.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

no not allow the baby to Ian guish and
an utIer hui use Dr. Bull Baby syrup and
check its suffering. For sale by all drug
Qists. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03
/, 9aily Sassttt.

.rvs. NEWSPAPER ADynss-
g. a:iT BAii Il p Park Row, 7s"ss " soBsract B1,.c
wv YOfs, 10 s in the DAILY anu
EdrerIui'ee GAZETTE at our best ra'e''
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

HE total reported yield Of the gold
silver mines of the Pacific slope
lPalis sl,24O, 400, against a re-
Eyeld for the same period of last
|dS., ,4S7, 800.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-03

De LEssEPs says that 1000 work.
will be enough to construct his
lns canal. His figures are very
! 100 large. If he would take OIL
! be would have the number of
tmen who will probably be at
on the Panama canal after the
lngua scheme is fully broached.