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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26
MeTiden, Waterbury ( Conn., River
 RAILROAD.


 RAILROAD. Summer Arrangement.-ln effect July l0.
 WATERBURY TO CROMWELL. Leave Waterbury Dublin Street,
 $50, a m, 300, 4.3o, GAO. m. East Farms. .59, a m. 1909, f6.49 D m Summit f9 O3 m f3 13, f6.53, p m. Prospect, 1914, m, 1924, f.. .0i, pm. West Cheshire, f921 a m, f3.31, f7.11, D m. Hough's Mill, 1888, a m, f3.43, f7.23 p m. Mcriden-West Main Street,
 9.41, a m, 351 5.30, 7.31 D m. Highland f9 56, a m., f4.O6, $50, TAG D. m. Smiths, f1000 m, 10, 5.56, f7.50 p m. Westfield f1OQ, m, fl. 14, GOO, f7.54, D m. West Cromwell, f1O.O6, f4.16, eos, f7.56 p m. Arrive Cromwell, 1O.11, a m, 421, 610, S.O1, m. New York. 600 m. New Haven, Il, ,45, m, 45O, 6.5O, S.55 p m. Middletown, 1O52, a m, 4.4O, 6.2S, D m. Hartford, 11.3S m, GEO p m. Springfield, 1227. 7.16, pm. Boston, 3,3O, 1O.OOpm.
 CROMWELL TO WATERBURY Leave New York, 400 p m.
 Cromwell 6. 80. 105O m, 4.50 pm. West Cromwell, f6.37, f1056 f45G p m. Westteld, f6.40 f10.59 m, f4.5S D m. Smiths f6.4 A, f11 .04, a m, f5.02 a m. Highland, AS, LOS, a m, f5O6 a m Meriden w Main St, 715, 11.25 m, 52O
 5.30l m.
 Hough's Mill, f. 23, i'll .33 a m. f5.3s pm. West Cheshire, fl .35, i'll .45, f5.50, p m. Prospect, f. Az .52, m. f5.57 p m. Summit, f7.53, m, 2.O3, f6.0s p m. East Farms, f7,57 m, f12.07, f6.12 p m. Arr Waterbury Dublin St, S.06, am, 12. 16, 621 pm Train leaving Cromwell 4.5O D m, connects with steamer Sunshine" Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
 All passenger trains arrive and leave West Main street. Meriden Train leaving Waterbury S. 50 a m connects with steamer "Sunshine" Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
 CONNECTIONS: At Meriden with N Y, N H X H R. At Westaeld with Middletown Branch, N Y, H tS H R R.
 At Cromwell, with Hartford & Connecticut Val lev R. Cromwell < Gildersleeve's Ferry, Hart ford Boat for Conn. River Landings and New York and on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with the steamer Sunshine for Conn. River Landings Mantle, New London, Greenport, and Sag Aarnoi CT Sunshine" on return trip. At Waterbury with Y < N FER R, and Nau gatuck Division Y, N H < H R R.
 CHAS M. CRAWFORD, Supt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26

A New Jersey barber keeps goat to devour the hair shorn from his customers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26
TMaterhmry 1e,murrat.

The DEMOCRAT will be delivered to any address for $500 year, g.. 50 for six months, $1.25 for three months, or 4a cents a month, payable in advance.
 All communications must be signed. Anony- the waste basket.
 c. & Nj. T. MALONEY. Proprietors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26
"ANTED

Secondhand Carpets and Furniture. Highest cash prices, at the old Stand, Harper's Building so 1-2 so. MAIN ST. ss3
 ALONZO HARPER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26

Entered at the Post Office at Waterbury, Conn.,, as second class matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26

THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1888.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26

Key Holders upon changing their locations will please leave word with the Chief Engineer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-26

RECEIPTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
THEY WON'T BET.
Democratic Money Uncovered In Baffsl

Democratic Money Uncovered In Buhslo,
NY.
BUFFALO, Osteb, II 11.-Bstiirg 10 going
on very slowly here, and despite the 10
ports about kicking Dsmocrats. the men
who are willing to put up money that the
Demccntic National ticket will be elected
are having hard time finding any takers.
United State, Detective Patrick Lyons has
not been able to get anybody to cover the
5000 he has had exposed sinee last Fh.
day, and effs 500 to anybody who viii
set him s., 500 bet At that time Leroy
Audrus, Republican candidate for Assem-
blymap, sgreed to get . man to cover the
bet but he ba, not done 90 yet II never
saw betting 60 SLOW" said Mr.. Lyons 10.
night, 'and guess they are afraid"
At Jack Warmers IeNrt to-day, John
Dsvlir, the leading butcher Of the city, put
mp $500 that tie Democrats would oAIy
tie general election. James G. Fullerton,
o lesdine Republican lawyer took the
stakes. On the Elk street market this
forenoon, the butchers and hucksters had
the bsttipg craze hard. All were under
$50, and the odds were in favor Of Clsve-
lands election.
Patrick O. Millett, who hts several thou
sand dollsrs bet on Clev, lands election,
said tonight: THE Democrats are Offer.
ing almost everything, and the Republi-
cans do net seem to b,evsn bluffing. They
will not talk big money. Why, there ID
Pat Lyons S., 900 that can be covered any
time; nobody ssms to want it."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
A LITTLE CHALLENGE.

"And here | want to say that
will be at the Mcclure House TO-
morrow morning until about nine
O'Clock, and if our Republican
friends need funds here in
West Virginia they seem to have
lived mostly on funds will con-
tribute the small sum of $3.50 to
the local campaign fund, if you will
show me the utteranCe of one Re-
publican from 1856 down to last
December, that is not in flat contra
diction of the position you have
taken this year. Col. John r.
Fellows speech at the Capitol
Rink, Wednesday night.
THIS CHALLENGE WAS NOT
ACCEPTED. Col. Fellows will be
at Parkersburg to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
FIFTY-SEVEN DEAD.
TIE TERRIBLE RECORD OF THR MUD Run
ACCIDENT.
The Bodies Of Victims Removed 10 Wilknbars-
Ten Bodies Still dsnifa-Impossibls
10 Estimate The Number Of
the Injured.

WLKEsBARRE, PA, October Ito
day the bodies Of the desd in the terrible
accident at Mud Run last night were re-
novel. At $50 this evening the funeral
train arrived in Wilkesbarre bearing fifty
seven bodies. They had had b.<n par
TALLY prepared for burial and lay upon
boards placed upon the backs Of the
seats in the passenger coechee. The fol.
lowing is an official list Of the dead who
have been identified: From Pleasant Val
le7-Patrick Currsp, aged Is; Michael
Whaiep, aged -1e; VIM. Earl, Is; Jas.
Jackson, son Of Frank Jackson, Is; Jss.
Jackson, son of Henry Jackson, 16; Barney
Meigban, SO; Polly Meigban, 1s; John NJ.
Colemsn, Sc; Patrick Coleman, 12; Mich.
ael Coleman, IA; Thomas Ruddy, 80; Ma
mics Atkinson, IS; VIM. Kelly, 32; Mrs.
Patrick Farrell, 40; Bspjsmi O'Biian, 90
Katie Festherton, 16; Levi, Doran, IA;
John Walsh, Patrick Walsh, John Early,
VIM. Kelly, Abram Doran. jas. Brahony,
bi, mother, also killed; Char. Golitz, 16;
o.: ar Gibbons, 13; Mrs. McAndIews and
two sons; John Barrett, %.
From Mipnooka-Annie Curran, aged
16; Richard Powell and wife; james Ca
noby, ID; Festus Mulheren, 13; Thomas
Toote, 30.
From Jessup-John Rogan.
From Hyde Park-Mamie Hart.
From Miners Mills-James F. Glynn.
From Old Forge-W. @. Casey and Katie
Clark.
From O;yph,nt-Auns Lotus, sged g.
From Scranton-Norah and Katie
Qniun, Owen Kilcullen, Thos. Moore,
Michael Maxwell, 16.
There were ten bodies still unidentified.
1t is impossible to tell the number OF
wounded. Twenty-Five were brought
here to the hospital and numbers Of others
slightly injured have gone to their homes
or are b. log cared for elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

The Republicans have no more hope Of
car wing Wet Virginia than his sa'anic
msiesty tas of carrying Heaven. Their
game is TO trade everything for the Lsgis-
laturs, which IS all they have ghost Of q
cts7ee for. The Republican State Com
mittee has gangs of "Workes" out in
about every county and two or three gangs
in Ohio county, bargaining for Democratic
woes for Republican legislative c.ndidates.
Let no Democrat be deceived by them.
The Democrats are far in the msjority in
this State, every man on the Democratic
ticket from Governor down is the
peer of his Republican opponent
and we ea elect srTy man on the
ticket. DON'T trade. Vote the straight
Democratic ticket from beginning to end
and Il ,riH be elected 6y an OrerlchslmiRg ma
.joriiy.
GoFF does not want to be Governor and
would not accept the GoyerrO'ship If
elected. he is sacrificing everything for
the legislature, which, If it be Rspubli'
car, will elect him to the United States
Senate.
aDeuocrats, do rot be Cajoled into trad
ing. You will only lose by it. Ard al
ways rsmsubsr that we can, without the
shadow of doub,, elect every man on the
ticket If zee cote The ticket straight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
HUNTING FOB HARRISON MONEY

A Couple of Cleveland Bsckers In Boston
Unsble to Place Money.
Boston. October 11.-Mr. Gto'ge W.
Clspp, of this city, not long ago wsgersd
81, coo even with q Gloucester gentleman
that Grover Cleveland would be elected for
the second ,ims to the Presidency. He
now desires to farther show his belief In
Cre veland g success next month by wager.
ing another 81 900 OF the Democratic
nomir ee. Mr.. Clapp says that hs has
been unable 20 find any Harrison NOR cy
Ground the hotels or other public plic.s
and askes the Herald to stAte that his ID.
dress may be had at the Office Of the Herald
deparim snt of sports AMI pasiimss, or he
will meet ut that Office any sdyocats OF the
Republican candidate desiring 70 waesr
81, 900 or moi on the success Of the Re-
publican ticket.
B. II. Benton, the proprietor OF the
Sporting Nars. wsgered another 81, 900 On
Cleveland to-day with Harrison broker.
Mr.. Benton siys hs Is open for more bets
Of o similar nature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
FOREPAUGH'S BETS.
He Says Cleveland and Thurman "
Have q walkover Next Month.

He Says Cleveland and Thurmaa VIII
Have wslkover Next Month.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1l.-Adsm
Foup,ugh, the veteran circus man, has
just returned to tlis city after . SIX
months tour all over the country. In
that time he has stt pI ed at all the cities
and large towns in al tbs doubtful Stats
Of the North, and has csre:ully studied
the po iticsl drift in all di'e,ticna He /,
80 trmly con,ir cei of Democratic vic
tory that be has wsgered SIS 600 ON Cleyt-
lands reelection, and stands ready 70 risk
SIS, 900 on the canpsga.
He says: ~ have wagered about SIS, 900
on Cleveland. The last bet CT 81 600 wss
made on Saturday. have been travelling
about ell over the country for the past elk
months, ard have hsd my eyes and ears
open, and have seen and heard enough 70
convince that Cleveland will have walk.
over. think l have had better oppor.
tunity to study the political situation oil
over the country than people who are set
tied in one place. have wouldn't risk
$ls 600 on Cleveland If hadn't good
reasons for believing that was going TO
win. Cleveland will carry Indiana, and
he IL sweep New York State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
AL. DAGGETT'S B G BLUFF.

That sI00, 90 ON Harrison at the HOFFMAN
House Falls to Materialize.
NEW YORK, October 1.-Ex.Shfri6
and local Harrison mansger AL Dsegett
did not p:snoe aolrd to The Hoffman
House yesterday afternoon with his little
s1OO, 900 to bet on Harrison with Captain
William Conner; ef the st James Hotel,
according to his airy and aamboyani
promise of the night before. Not even q
forfeit has come ont Of the Daggett betting
offers and Dsggett is keeping close.
Bridge Builder Coffroete, Of Philadel.
phis, bet 81, 900 even on Harri'on carry ing
New York State. and 81, eco even on lis
election with down town bookmsker s'
the Astor House, 10 day. Ed HsPgsr'y
bet 81, 900 evan in the Hoffman House To-
night that Grant would teat Hewitt
John Allen is stakeholder, bui the Hewitt
man IL too modest to have his name pub.
iished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12

corps, and bearing the banner Of tax re-
duction." Wien Burton was Iesched, the
already crowded train was filed to over
flowing by the members Of the Bur-
ton Democratic Association, who made q
magnificent and soldier)y appearance, as
they marched by and filed into such feIts
as they could secure. All Glover's Gap
turned itself loose in honor Of the event,
and men began to ill the aisles and hang
on the steps of the h. avily laden coaches;
aad 80 en- and on it sped thrt ugh the val
lies and between the steep hills; aud wav-
iog banners and flags and transpsrencies
gave q color to the scene rivaling the rich
foiisge of the trees in their yellow and red,
spread over hill top and mountain side
like ore grand bandanra q, as if all nature
had decked the old Romans colors in
honor of the event. At least three hun
deed people more had added themselves to
Wheelipg's two hundred aud fifty before
Warrington was reached, ard IS they
POM e1 out of the special they received
A ROYAL WELCOME
from thousands on thousands, who had
gathered about the depot, aud filed and
jammed every available inch Of space.
Ran had just begun to fall, but not suffi-
cisnt to damp the srdor of that great null
titude. They had gathered to grest the
orators Of the day, our own brilliant Sepa-
tor Kenna and the Democrs<y's eloquent
guest, Hon. John z Fellows. There was
no room or place for q recs p!ion committee
70 perform its task among that pushing,
cheering thropg. They constituted them
Ives into a grand reception committee,
aud made the greeting such one as coolt
only come from the throats Of ten thousand
enthusiastic Democrats. Away was finally
cleared through the living mas. The
clubs got in line, and urdsr an escort PRO-
ceeded to the beAtiful meadow above town
which had been selected as the scene Of
the great barbecue. By this time rain
bad begun 10 fall heavily, and it was de-
cided TO give up the open air meeting.
Tbs visiting delegations disbanded and
TO augment the crowd that had
surging about the streets Of the
busy little tow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
ParAersburg Mass Meeting, Friday
October l2th.
New MartinsyIIIe Mass Neeting' sat
urtlay, October iSth.
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THREE TINES SECRETARY.

Hon. Hugh KeCGLlOeh, rho '0ds Secretary
Of the Treasury under Presidents LiHeosH'
Johnson and Arthur, has determined to sup
port and to rOte for Nr. Gere'aHd. He says;
"Ihqrs been a Wig and Republican,
but this campaign seems TO be turning o" the
question oftariTrg and HPO" that sub
jsct I Rare alirays had rery poSitire eoHr'e-
tioas I hare nerer bsliered that tie high
,rrr tariff ought to hare been continued after
the necessity for raisIRg enormous revenues
had passed. u rrGI not intended by anybody
atthat time that the high duties should be man
tanned, but Il ras generally understood that
then should be lorered considerably IN time Of
peace. Idoaf beliere anybody could act as
Secretary Of The Treasury rrithoGt becoming
coariaecd Of he necessity Of tariff rerisiOa." F"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
coNDEHsED rKLRsRAMs.

The Chicago cable car stritc 10 In aats
quo. Some lite dis order occurred ysstse.
day aod nine strikes Sers arrested.
Mayor R,ach issued . p'o:lsusticn 70.
qusstipg citizsDs not t, congtgsts on The
streets In any section Of the csty, bot 10
follow tbsir ususl vocstien,."
Gen. A. p. Hovsy, Republican candidate
for Gsvernos Of Indiana, was robbed aloeg
with Q dozsn otte, seatismep, By pick.
pcckeA Will, on The train thst carrisd
Mr. Blaine out Of Go,hsn. Ind. Mf.
Hovsy W. relieved Of his watch, 500 In
money apd . e6C0 cbsk.
Gov. Hill lett New York yesterday foe
Indians.
Tbs New York wheat market optned
Yesterday st % sdvancs Of nearly 2c sSovs
the curb closing Wedassdsy. The prize d. I.
clipsd m eighth early sDd st pseo scossd
81 1Ii. fractional desliss from tbs hst
price Of The day.
II. Wolfe, cashier Of the Exchange Bsnk,
Lapark, Ill, committed suicide. The Get
q sttributed 10 iii health.
The Psussyivsuia ". @. 7. U. bed .
lively disu sion oy4 politics yestsinsy.
The anti Third party wop.
No deaths are yet reported ffen The falI-
Ing Of ths thessss 81 QaiEcy, III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
CHINESE CAN'T COME.

Secretary Bayard Says whsn They Are Ost
They Must Stay Out.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-A Telegram
was ceived at the Treasury Department
today from the Go lsctor Of Customs Of
PoIt Townsend. W. T., saying that the
steamer Au;on, from sitks, had landed .
Cbinsman st Victoria, B. c., on the way
to Port Townsend, and asking whether be
should be allowed to land. In reply Sec
rstsvy Bsysd telsgnphsd - follows:
Act of October 1 posi.ively prohibit,
landing of Chinese laborers who have do
parted from United S:sts territory. Chi.
nsse Der Aui IN from Alssks cannot land. I"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
TiMMANY'S PROPOSAL.

GrAnt WIN Withdraw II Uncle Abe
Wll.
New YORE, O+o5sr 12.-Sherif Hugh
J. Grant comes out in an announcement
to-day that he is ready to withdraw as the
Tamnany Hall candidate for Mayor in
case Mayor Hewitt, tie Comfy Dsmocra.
ey nominee, will do likewise, in favor of G
union candidate. Mr. Grant speaks o.
his and TsmmaDy's anxiety for the success,
of the National ticket, and an unwilling.
ness to do anything to isapHdizs that by
q lccal fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
ALONG THE ROUTE.

Scenes Aboard the Special From Wheel
ing.
AB. & o. railway tain never carried
more Democratic enthusiasm than the
sre,isl run fom Wheeling to Warrington
yesterday morning. The journey was q
grand triuuphal procession from first to
last. At an early hour the Democratic
clubs of this city assemble a. the Young
Mems Democratic Club rooms, and headed
by the OFers House b,nd and Ksnna Club
drum corps, marched to the depot. They
presented Q magnificent appearance
as the solid columns SWEEP down
street, in perfect order; the Young
Mems Dsmccratic Club, to the number Of
fifty leading, and the Kenna Club end
drum corps bringing mp the rear. Nearly
two hundred more citizsns, among them
SONS of the leading Democrats of Wheel
ing, made up the delegation that
torded the train, AMI started
with banners flying and music
sounding to the Mscca Of Demo-
cratic hopes. They received noisy and
enthusiastic send Of. The party turned
ont all along II line, and made ,hs route
through Wheeling down to Benwood AEON
tinuous procession Of cheers. AT the River
side works the emp ores appeard In force,
and the welcome thsy gave the train loed
OF Democracy was convincing evidence
that they at least had full confidence that
the Democratic party would not ipjure
THAR labor o. cut down thar wages At
the Bsnwood works
Tue DEMONSTRATION WAS REPEATED
if not sxcelled. At Benvood station the
first addition 20 tho Wheeling delegation
was taken on board, and brought with them
n fresh icsallmsns Of sound and hearty
Democrat;e enthusiasm. The train sped
on 10 MoundtvIie and still another hearty
greeting awaited u; sni 90 all along the
route. Cameron mt her ID DsmcCraiic club,
ore hundred strong, headed by Q drum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
THE EMPEROR'S PERIL.
PL0S 10 KILL fHI GlRIAN InPI.
R0R.
Dsals Of he Assassination oos9ing-Ssw h
kaB~i Lii Vas Sava-AAsrsAiss
fnm SvihGiasd As
0DssPirahrl

BEaLIE, Octote, 1l.-Ths Aulieh
Alg~aae Zeitsss p7blishes the details Of
the alleged attempt 10 assaainats The EN-.
piror William while In Soath Germany.
It says The Anarchists left SwitsRiand
with The intsrtlon Of blowing The Kaissr
to pieces with bombs while be Wa passing
through Wurtembsrg. TIC psliee were
informed and took precautions; parties.
larly . change Of route was made BY which
the plottefs were foilsd.
A Londea dispatch says: Il b eocfi.
IDENTIFY stated that lots wers dawn IN
Switssrland and Issly, and that tbs pr.
sons thus chosen 70 shortsa The Empssos's
reign were two Germans and o,s ltalisn,
and the wsspons decided ufon sinels-har-
relied pistols Of heavy calibrA The time
chosen was the moment whsn he
proposed royal victim shoald sst
biz foot upon the hnt etep Of the grand
staircase OF the Vatican. The shses wsrs
not to be fired simultansously. and whether
the first msrksman missed his aim or pot
the other two were 70 prea forwsrd while
the attention Of the throng We drawn 70
the struggle between the pl CO and the
asassin and deliberately kill the Empssoe
during the confusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-12
THE w. L L. Z. Road.
What One Of Its Corps Of 0melais HAS -

What One Of fts Corps Of Oaeiais Has -
Say.
A RroBrKR reporter had . vary plsss.
ant interview with Mr.. J. w. kss:ck, Il
Bolivar, Ohio, who he's taken rooms at tss
Hotel haywood In MARITIME Ferry. and
whose business 10 the taking up and psy.
ing for hight Of way for the wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad. Mr.. Lessick exhibited
. bundle Of deeds nearly . foot thick.
which hs said secured 10 the ". 4 L. E.
an unbroken right Of way fsom Bowentoa
to Portland. kr. Lsssick took up two OF
three important plecs Of way yesterday,
and will continue the work TIL Il 10 an.
ishod.
The reporter ssked: "How ID tbs cou.
struction Of the ". & L. z. progressinsr
The Wheeling and Lake Erie 10 push.
ing the construction Of Ito road with grat
vigor, hundreds Of nea being now at work
upou The line between Bowesstoa aed
Portland. The right Of way bas pr1cti.
cslly oil been secured between those two
points and the completion OF TIE road IL
assured st an early day beyond the sbstoW
Of doubt"
1T 10 rumored that the W. & L. E.
thinks Of going slssWh here than 10 Wteh-
ing"
"Well - 10 tie eastern terminus Of the
road an Lot prepared 70 speak, for Of
course that y matter over which have
no control. presume, however, thst tho
city Of wheeling itself can hc greatly 10.
strums sntal in determining that matter"
1T 10 reported that ths ". Il L. Z y
attempting 10 mouopoliEs the ioats and
prevent oil her roads from building 70
Wheeling"
"Weli, Of course, the W. & L. E. b net
responsible for the continued and psr,ist.
eot misrepresentation Of the fscts, iospirsd
No doubt by interested p,rsiss hottie 10
the w. & L. E. Ry. Co., and possibly 70
the best intsret, Of wheeling also; but -
fer as an advised, theie has never been
Q minute when the W. Il l.. Z Ky. 90.
was not ps,fealy willing TO usst with
any and oil other bona fdc roads amicably
for the use Of Il, TRACK or otherwise, 70 The
mutual advantage Of oil concerned, In.
cluding Whesling."
Mr Lessick In torn interviewed TIE ~
porter on matters which Indicated that hs
q here on strictly bushes mission.