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The Press., 1890-12-18

'sRapa, give me dollar ?' sWhat for P 4Noh, Int ap own" An right, Johnny. You :ea& kSss MisJ JdoliAr I have in my pocket, bue III pIky Tn attfdst company and keep il NKAxr W1Ns.EWe desire to s,y to o.r. citizens th&t for yaafs we have been selling pr. Kings New DaecoSR1y for Consumption, Dr. Kings New Life PHle. Hncklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters Ire npser handled remedies that sell as well, or th1k k&2e ftsen such universal safisfaction, We do not E1l31 1Ike t0 guasahteG them evefy time, and we -staz refund the purchase price. if satisfac- tosy fseei6 do not follow their use. hess remedies have won thef great popularity spnreI lon their mer- ifa. E E. TAft, drngpist.
 Gibraiter wss . great institution in it's day, but it was only a great bluf after all. s.s
 TIE GnRA1Esr SUFFERERS IN TR1 WORLD are women; their delicate organizations belng particn- hrly ensce1Sf6a ta derapRex4ent epA 4aisease. Dr. k9knedyB E6v9site Reraedy, Of Rondout N. Y., hea it against the dsessss ineident to age climate and seasoqs IL is the peet medicine in lhe world. Keep in fhe house for your childrens sake, as well asfos your own. r
 . This was dssigned for cold winter, but the Mckinley bill keeps the mercury up.
 Tn every town where SAvENA is introduced the sale s larger than all other washing compounds. l7jlyy
The Press., 1890-12-18

THE WONDERFUL TowER.--The highest structure in the world is Eifel Tower at Pars 000 feet high But the great discovery ef Dr. Franklin Mics is cer tain to tower far abyys promoting human happi ness and health. This wonderful nerve medicine builds up worn-out systems cures fts spasms. head ache, nervous prostration, dizziness sIeepeesness monthly pains, sexual troubles,a etc. Mrs. John R. Miller, of Valparaiso Ind, and J. D. Taylor; of Lo ingt Finely illustrated treatise on ssNervous Dis eases and sample bottle of the Restorative Nervine free at4W. D. HEALD'S, who recommends it.
The Press., 1890-12-18

THE ELYToN LAND sCosaPA-
 NY, (of BirminshAn; Ala, was ineer- pora.ed in 1870 with s cash espdtaf of sloo.- ooe, which waa sxpsndsd In land. The capital stock was then fixed at 8aeo.eeo. In tho year 1888 dividsnaof saoo. co or 100 per cent. on the espitai stock, Nas declared, Since that time dividends have bsen pad aa follows:
The Press., 1890-12-18

| ; .
 Amounting in the aggregate to $5, ,570, 900 of $l0o,0oo. The property nov. owned by the company is worth probably $5, ,OO0, ,000
 The Stock of the company sold Q few years ago at $4, 900 share. It sold in 1878 at $l7 share. Florence, Ala, with very favorable physical conditions, with population of some 8, ,OOO, a growth from less than Z, ,0O0 in 1887, with diversified manufactories in suc- cessful operati n. The foundation for the largest cotton mill in the south (53 ,00O spin dles) nearly completed. The first iron fur mace began operations in October. Its daily, profits are not less than $500. Its second; iron furnace and rolling mill will be in. operation as soon as men and money can con. struct and operate them. These industries alone will call for several thousand new peo- pie, and are only a beginning of what the near future will develop. Philadelphia cap italists have recently invested more than one million dollars in real estate and other enter prises in Florence. am ofefingsa limited number of shares of Florence Land Syndi- cate Stock, par value $100, at $25 per share, non assessib'e. The Syndicate own 700 acres of land, nearly 5000 lots within the limits of the city of Florence. Read what the Elyton Land Company have done, remembering there are many who are thoroughly acquainted with the condition of both eities who fully believe the city of Florence has superlor ad-: vantages, and that ind cations point to grand CT results for her than even that achieved by Rirmiucham .....-.
The Press., 1890-12-18

w. G. Er,LIs.
 SPECIALS. wauid ike .assaa ths attsntso.ai .i of every buy. CT in Stafford to the following specials in my line.
 3, 900 lbs. Pure Lard. In Pubs, from l5 lbs to 40 lbs each, at Sc. lb. aLay inyour stock for winter use It is going to be worth more. |= ]: New " Ralsit1s. New '. Figs, New Prunes, New Curramta Look at our Layer Raisins at ioc. lb. The incest Raisins for the price I have ever been able to offer.
 a>:'' Apples! Apples! I have just received some very. choice northern apples-Northern spy, Greenings, Baldings ard Russetts. The price is way up, but if you are looking for something fancy I have got them.
 New Comb Honey. zoe lb.
 New New Orleans Molasses. Some of the best have ever been able to get hold of.
 -.aS =-
 New Buckw heat Flour.
 Smokers. Attention! : Five hundred lbs. Sensation Plug Gut Smoking pbacco in one ID. cans. Price ssc. b.+ Gxunot raakeEths above price except for this lot
 Two hundred and fifty lbs. Nigger Head Cut Plug Smoking, 25c. slb. |. The best flour made is the sss4. = :. ::,:'. :';:. -ss .- '%*; ,ssAss sAss AssNIzAGARA.se ffz =*.: :.* 4a.'- 7. .--...-. -. s .. We keep it. ,@;; ,r' # .i
 :~-: Rsspeetaany, , vK7 ~ "-r r*re
The Press., 1890-12-18
,aUsfMEss pIIlEcToRY.

yaUsfNEss pIlkEcToRY. e B. NE, Agent IT Brown Brcs. Nur- 0s ,sery Stock. E. C., stan6rd, Conn. .ss MIMI. A. GOWNS, Horse and O. doneto order Also, builder of siisty1es of Wagons. South-st.. stafford springs.
 TOHN q. WiGHTMAN, Carriags O M annfactnrer! Repairing n all its hranches. "A % sGef Sssssy ses work constant, Tx N. CRANE, Manufacturer of and Issdealer in Harnesses, Robes, Bells, Fancy Lar Robes, Whips Trunks, Fancy Mats ,etc.
 X GENCY of Holland County Mut1-
 A @a Fire Hms. Ca. at J. w. CHANDELIERS otice at residence, Westford-av, Stafford Springs. HT. PRESTON, Counselor at Lav, Oe Notary Public, and RIAL ESTATE AGENT, Will tngton, Conn.
 MIMI. WOBBECKN, Merchant Tailor.
 w Room I, Warrens Block, Stafford Springs, Ct. nR. SAMUEL DAVID a. SON, D Physicians and Surgeons, omce West Main-si relephonic connection in office. " WAYLANDsPR RESTON, Auc- I:s siOneer.
 T Fl. REED, Attorney ct Lay, ofiee in EHRANKLlN H. 8AGE Attorney Warren'sBock. ~ H. HOBBY, Piano Tuner and Deal. O. CT in Pianos and Organs. Mansaeld ,conr II E. PATTEN, 37 Wells-st., .Hart. 14e ford, Conn.,, Dyeing and Carpet Beating Works. Mrs. J. A. Simonds, ,agsnt, Stafford SprinRl INV. CHANDLER, fnsuranoe and e . RealEstateA ARency, Stafford Springs. once al residence on Westford Avenue.
 IF E. MTDDLETON,
 zs DENT'IST. DRFICE HOURS 2 \. \. to 8P. k.' JO4sNSONsS BLOCK. VEGETABLE VAPOR administered for panl ess extraction. Perfectly harmless.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16

The Florence Mining News Of last week
contained the following item which will
be of interest to many in this commun-
ity:
A. j. Austborne, n leading carpenter
and an old resident al Crystal Falls, and
Mrs. Minnie Titcombc, OF New Hamp-
shire, were married In Florence on Thurs
day. Mrs. Titcombe came all the way
from her far-away Eastern home TO mar
nv the man other choice. and was met by
Mr.. Austborne ut the depot In this city
upon the arrival OF the noon train,
Thursday. Thecercmony was performed
by Rev. T.. N. Ware at the Presbyterian
hurch parsonage, ut nine o'clock the
same evening. The happy old couple left
for their new home at Crystal Falls yes
terday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
STRONG TALK or TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
FOR CRYSTAL FALLS.

STRONG TALK OF TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
FOR CRYSTAL FALLS.
Influential business men OF this city
have from time to time considered the
feasibility OF telephone exchange in our
midst. This is something which Crystal
Falls must have in running order before
long; ii is sorely needed and the business
men should unite as one 10 see that the
scheme reaches a desired approval and
has successful eventuation. For some
time past letters from prominent resi-
dents here sent to the Belle Telephone &
Construction Co, Detroit, have received
attention from the officers OF the corpo-
ration and the result is that Crystal
Falls was visited this week by the com
pany's Upper Peninsula manager. j. 5.
Healey. Crystal Falls and its adjacent
territory was traversed by the gentle
man. who received fiattering and urgent
remarks on the subject on every hand
The city should and viii have system
sooner or later; one that will also con.
meet the mines with this, the central
Crystal Falls, Tor the past year has been
growing iaster than any other town in
the Upper Peninsula; not like it has been
for the past several previous years, but
awake, awakened by the hustle-bustle Of
the inhabitants, the capitalists search
ing Mother Earth for her riches and
always resulting 80 successfully, also the
natural manufacturing resources is what
has placed her where she now stands. the
most promising town in the state o.
Superior. Waterworks, electric lights,
telephone exchange and street railway
are great factors in making n metropolis
and all these she will surely have. Will
the mines panning out richer and richer
and larger and larger. with other mine,
frequently added to the list, with in
creased railroad facilities and such like
can it be otherwise?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
NEW SOCIETY.
A MUSICAL SOCIETY ORGANIZED IN THE CRY.
OFFICERS.

A MUSICAL SOCIETY ORGANIZED IN THE CRY.
OFFICERS.
The Crystal Falls M. T.. Church Phil
harmonic Society was organized ON Tues
day evening, August IL in the church.
The object OF the society is the perfor-
nance OF high class sacred and secular
music. There will be i'm connection
classes for the study OF expression. phas-
ing, voice culture and the rudements Of
harmony. The following are the names
OF those who were appointed officers for
the term: President, Rev. Il. o. Jones;
vice president, w. A. Peake; musical con-
ductor. Alex Campbell; accompanied
Miss Ruby Rowlcy; secretary and treas
urer, X. Anderson. Committee: w. II.
Binnerman, Mrs. II. o. Jones and b.
Moyle. Honorary members: A. Parks,
ID. G. Lockwood, ID. M. Ross, w. w.
Hendricks and q. M. Atkinson. 1t is TO
be hoped that this society will fll a long
felt want in the community and IL most
surely will under the competent leader
ship OF Alex Campbell, who Is n graduate
and professor OF music. Every Wednes-
day night In the church will be held
regular meetings for rehearsals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
Sunday School Convention.

Last Sunday evening M. ii. Reynolds,
Of Owosso, Mich, organized Sunday
school convention for Iron County. The
Addresses OF the christian gentlemen
both morning and evening were excellent
and treated on Sabbath school work.
The officers elected are: Rev. F.O. Jones,
president; q. r. Crandall. vicc-prcsident,
ID. M. Ross, secretary; Alex Campbell.
treasurer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
NUMBER 81.

sixty years OF age and for many years
has cooked in camps on tho rivers and
at explorations. He had been out 81
employment for some time and had
been sleeping in the loft OF the barn. He
came down the stairs and remarked he
was feeling better than for some time;
the next instant he dropped to the floor,
dead. The remains were buried here
yesterday morning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
Dropped Dead.

Chas. Haasings dropped dead q little
later than noon Thursday In Russell A
McLarcn's livery barn. He was possibly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Herman Rau is visiting at Negau-
nee.
Mrs. Ray Kimball has had i'll health OF
late.
There is lots OF building going on here
now.
Richard Waters has been sick this
week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Atkinson visited at Florence
Tuesday.
M. Herschielt made trip down the
line Wednesday.
Joe. Lowest made trip 10 Florence
and return Thursday.
Miss Abbie McKernan visited with Iron
River friends this week.
T.. Morgan, Of stambaugh, made a trip
to this place Thursday.
Capt. Jas. Rowe. OF the Monitor, was
in Iron Mountain this week.
Dan. Madigan, OF Marinette, did bust
ness in this city Wednesday.
John Moletor's house on Crystal ave-
nue. has been painted recently.
w. c. Main, OF Iron Mountain, was in
this city the middle OF the week.
A big flock OF Stambaughites were
camped on Pamela plains lately.
IN. Loneyear, OF Marquette, regis
tered at the Lockwood Wednesday.
John Bowie was in Gladstone and Es-
canada a couple OF days this week.
Miss Edna Parks visited with friends
at Florence Sunday and returned Mon
day.
Mrs. Andrew Chellew visited with
friends in Mastodon and Florence this
week
Clarence Norton last week purchased
an interest in the Whalen 4 Rogan
saloon.
The K-C. Co. has commenced to estab-
lish logging camps here already, for tho
season.
Casper Aberle and Jacob Bower spent
several days OF the present week at Me-
nominee.
Miss Ruby Rowlcy left this morning
for few days visit, with friends, Mt
Iron River.
The Iron County bank placed very
pretty sign oigilt letters oyerits entrance
door this week
Landlord Bannerman, OF the Banner
man house, was in Iron River the latter
part OF last week.
Mrs. III. w. Phillips will depart next
Monday for visit at their former home
in Big Rapids, Mich.
To-day is pay day at the Claire Mining
Co.'s Manganate mine Their pay roll il
an enormous one.
John Harbour the well known landlord
has christened his popular hotel the
American House"
Ed. and Henry Delorme have been In
Fond du Lac lately where they purchased
another team OF horses.
Frank Cress has been terribly troubled
with rheumatism in his feet and lower
limbs Tor some time past.
The BURBERRY harvesting on the plains
still continues ms great as ever and
promises TO last for weeks yet.
Jacob Gordon, OF Florence, made n
trip on business TO Crystal Falls Mon
day. He returned the same day.
The interior oiMattin Rogan's building
tho sample room part--received the
attention OF carpenters this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Urquhart who have
been visiting In Wisconsin cities for the
past three weeks, returned Wednesday.
wANrED-A girl for general homework.
Best wages TO competent person. En-
quire at the residence OF Mrs. j. III. Parks.
Nathan Jacobs, young man who
comes from Chicago, n running u watch
repairing department In Myer savlan's
store.
County Clerk r. r. Dunn and County
Poor Commissioner Frank Rahcr, tran
sacted business at Iron River week ago
yesterday.
A bright boy who wishes TO iscome a
printer may learn and secure n position
by inquiring at the Office OF The DiA-
MoSD DnrLL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16
Aucusr

q. Lockwood for the use his committee
room for convention purposes.
On motion convention adjourned.
c. M. ATKINSON, secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-16

COME AND SEE US,
A. JUSTIFIED, Prop'r.

Covered DressBu with sold
Agent Talors Eagle Works and
the Best Steamship Lines
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07
BANK wREckINo.

a Worthy Rival a. ''Nspoleqa" Ives vouot
In New York-Caadidatss For stripes.
NEw YOnx, Jan. Si.-The Lenox Hill
hank has suspended payments. Il IL
controlled by the same parties who last
week bought tho control Of the Sixth
National Bank Of this city. which has
since been closed by the bank examine.
The knowledge Of the relation Of the
two institutions caused . run ON the
bank which II wa unable 70 meet
Tho Clearing House Association yes.
tcrlay acted on the sixth National and
decided ~ drop Il from the association.
The Equitable Bank has also beer
mentioned In connection with tho Othe,
two institutions. Its presidcnt makes
the following statement: 1.-THE owncrs
Of the sixth National have . minority.
interest In tho Equitable only, and ths
bank 10 not affected"
Wall street looks upon tho attempt X
dispOse Of the S6?2. 600 In bonds owned
by the sixth National Hank ~ simply .
case Of highway robbcry. PcAideni
C~lassen. after a~bs4racting tho bondi
from the safe deposit vault turned then
over to Ceorgc II. Pell. . broker Of un
savory reputation. who attempted to dis
pose Of them ON the street. representing
them to b. the property Of his wife.
Mr.. Colsen, the cashier Of the bank,
learning Of the action Of Classen, mott.
fed the clearing house and the hank OK.
aminer. The latter soon learned enough
~ cause him 70 close the bank and call
on Classen for the return Of the Ss3, OOC
In securities By his prompt action
he succeeded in getting back saOi..
900 Of the honda In lieu Or on
account Of the rcst Of the abstrscesd,
bonds Clsssen handed the bank ex.
aminer checks for $751; 600. Thess
checks fell short Of the market value Of
the distracted securities ei%O, 900. The
checks are being protested.
The United States District Attorney
has iasued warrants for the arrest Of
Preaideut Classsn and Broker Peli.
George II. i'eli. the broker implicated
In the wrccking Of the sixth National
hank, WAS arrested last night and locked
up In Ludlow street isil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

~ fssssAsss 1ssaaily ns>ssnlsss ne
WARRINGTON. Jan. 8i.-The formal,
recognition a the Caitcd States Of
Brasil By this 0ovcrnmest Wa COM
pleted yesterday afternoon, when the
President received the credsnaals Of
senior J. q. Dssmarsl valsnte. tho
new Minister. accredited by the Provis-
ional Government and also the creden.
tisls Of senior Salvador Mcndoncs
- Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PIenipotsntiary % . special mission -
the United Statea
The ceremonies were marked BY great
cordiality. Tho two Ministers. with
their joint suits Of four secretaries made
. hne appearance In thoir rich and bril-.
lisnt uniforms. Secretary Blaine pro-.
sented tho two Ministers and they In
turn presented their s~scrstsrisA The
ceremonies WIRE In the blue room.
The Ireaident IN reoeivins Mr.. We
lente, said: "Ms. Minister. receive
you ~ the representative II . now Re.
public-slways . grateful duty 70 the
Government Of the United States. Tho
peaceful course Of events that has trans
formed the Empire Of Brasil into the
United States Of Brasil has been OBJ
served with deep interest by tho Gov.
eminent and people Of this country. II
10 . sourcc Of profound satisfaction 10
the American people that the Provis.
ional Government Of the brazilian Re.
public came Into power without blood.
shed and without violence. trust this
circumstance may prove . happy augury
Of peace. progress and prosperity In the
career which nov opens 70 the United
states Of brasil. Speaking for tho peo-
pie Of this country, IL will be my ron.
slant aim % cultivate the most friendly
relations with your Government, to in.
crease tho personal intercourse and &c
enlarge tho commercial exchanges be-
tween the two Republics. trust Mr..
Minister, that you will hnd in this cap
ital . pleasant residence. a. I am SURF
you will receive . warm Welcome"
The Brazilian Minister aptly replied
on behalf Of bis Government and WAS
formally welcomed by the President %
the representative Of the new Republic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

TN steanship La Place, which loft
10 Jsneiro January 3, has arrived q
New York. First Mate Chase nays there
was no dag which wAs recognised
throughout Brasil. Tho people Of each
Heovince had . nag Of their own. In
Oeccnbsr. he says, forty sailors en-.
paoysA loa bAsilisn msn.of.war wcut
ashoee and shouted; "vive Linn.
yeror." end subsequently, had their
tAroats cut for their enthuaiasm. There
WAS ~ English WEASEL In port loading
codee and hying Q Drasiliau imperial
~. Ordcss wese insued 70 pull down
tAe DEG. but the coffee was loaded and
Me old dag aoated until sho was rcady
- leave port
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

Oecn1rARy NOsIlx has he'd . CONFER.
once With Senator Platl chairman Of
Ne SENATE Committee on Territories, In
sc0ard 70 the bill 70 cstAhlish . tcrritO-
rial form Of government In Oklahoma
aAA also upon the Oklahoma TOwusits
1all. The Secretary urged upon the
esnsSos the n~eccsssty Of assuring speedy
action BY CoanRrcsa upon both bills. lie
seGszdsd the situation In Oklshoms o.
Qssve. and was fearful that unless
Congress provided . temporary form ol
Qovernoeat and took early measures
Soe The adjudication 81 land disputes
SAere would bc considerable Nshting and
bSoodshed between rival land claimants
and thoie friends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

HuoR 0Aai.AxD MwxMs. aged twenty.
1ve years. died Ut Mount Savage, near
Cumberland. Nd. recently ot typhoid
sever. lie 10 the young civil engineer
Who two years ego made himself famous
~ walking Into tho very jaws Of death
- . s~ucceaaful endeav0s I . savc human
uss. One OF the miaes operated by the
Consolidated Coal Company had been
driven iuto a. old working that con.
saaasA uilliona Of galloas of waurr. The
men ostaide wore appriscd Oi tho mis-,
hap BY sccing . torrent rushing out al
No drift Young Mecms started into
Ne mtuc alone aasiust tho stream which
wea up 70 bis armplta. He found shc
uiaers assembled together In . chambc,
awaiting death. told them ~ follow him
aAd taking . hoy On his shoulders led
Ne whole party safely out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07
TINS Herald OF Ralumors, Ma. M, ~

Ims Herald Of Raluimors. Ma. he's sAe
following; Thomas A. JonsA the
NsRylsadsr who refused . reward Of
enoo.eoe 70 betray tho whereabouts Of
Wilkes Booth. the asaasain Of trcsldcn,
1incola. wss IN baltimore yesterday.
He MID: II wss r~ported u the time
NAT Booth was secrcted In the vaulta Of
- old Catholic church at Fort TohsccO
JNssaA now known ~ Chapel PUNT 4
Uesanboat landing. but such was 0 The
60. He was II fsct o that ume hiA.
- d . piae thicket shout . mile and I
III non The 'lArn Of samuel Coz. All
ydla ~ HeetA was doas - . mark oi
1Ueoo1sAip - NJ. Coz. Who was . life.
~ fEiea1 a. uiAe. ] did not kno~
1oo1h. sbut uAes Mr.. Cox put htm,
esjpDle1 ~ ~ vas, II that piac thicks,
q = eAaFSs Dvthing could have tempted
- = betray hln.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07
M-laCELLANeaDl,x

IixrrxxANr w,lLiAM u. WRlaur,
lately In charge Of the sisnal service 90
coAst telegraph liMes In New EnRland,
In mtssine. An examination al his
money accounts shows him . dsfaulteu
10 the amount Of tS0O.
Nina. hcs'HA 81 wavcrly. Il. while N.
turning home through . aeld the other
evening. wAs attacked by . vicious hog.
Before a~ssistAncc rwschcd her she VA
10 horribly manSled that she cen not ~
cover.
PREslnEsr Cl.Assxx, 81 the sixth NJ.
uonAl Hank. New York. and Q broke,
named pell have hcea srrwsted To-
frauds In The attempted wrsckins of tAs
eenk. Cashier Colssa eave t~atossnAtou
WAtCh led - tho trussratiOu % Q Pienn,
stc swlndle. ClAssea hsd bGs rscenuy
obtained control. The l.cnox uLl ~
the Equitable, two other bAnkA vsrv
also Involved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

Inn bureaus a the Ftsnch Chamber
q Deputies have elected . Tariff Com.
oiteee. The debates which have taken
Soacs IN the various bureaus indicate
list . majority Of the mon chosen u
osnhsss Of the committee are In favor
q protection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

Ar ths Treasury Department Il 10
-olated that tho lease Of Castle Garden
would tesninate March ~ and that suit.
able suastera tor smi9rants would be ~.
cured % 0ovesnor's island. which will
y entlsoly under Government control.