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EDMUNDS ROUTED.
Vance Puts the Vermont Senator to
Flight.

Flight.
WASHINGTON. September 3.-The tariff
bin was taken up, the sugar schedule being
under consideration Mr. Edmuuds ad-
dressed the Senate. He referred 10 the as
sertiou in Mr. Nance's speech last evening
that tle farmer bore all the burdens of
customs duties while he derived no benefit
from them. That Senator had named va
rictv of articles that We're on the free list.
but he hal not named the article of mica,
found in North Carolina, on which there is
"a duty.
Mr. Vaucc-Therc is no duty on Mica in
this bill
Mr. Edmuuds Then there ought 20 bc.
Mr.. Vance-Put it there.
Mr. Edmuuds-Hc did not speak of the
duty on tobacco. nor ON the duty on rice
which the farmers of North Carolina raised.
He forgot the lumber interest of North
Carolina He shut his ewes 10 the i'm
portancc OF the pitch and tar and turpeu-
tine that have given such wholesome aud
| odorous name 20 the people of that State.
Mr. Nance-They are put on the free list
also, and the duty on rice is reduced.
! Mr. Edmuuds-Wen. let us unie ito put
| them where they belong
/ Coming tO tae question OF reciprocity,
F. Mr. Edmuuds recalled the history and the
/ practical operation Injurious 10 the United
\ Statesl OF the Canadian reciprocity treaty
of l>54. He opposed the placing of sugar
I on the free list, aud as 20 the reciprocity
with Central and South America, said that
I the demand of a country for commodities
/ did not depend as much upon numbers as
upon the state of It's society, It's wealth and
| its civilization. Mr.. Evarts spoke of the
/ various reciprocity amendments, and criti-
csed them as bieug Objectionable under the
/ favored nation clause OF the inter
national treaties
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thank Speaker Reed and the Republican
majority in Congress for righting the great
wrong The cabalstic word Tive will
go down tO an time as the synonym of
fraud and forgery. We congratulate the
people Of the Fourth Congressional
district on having Republican
representative iu the halls of Con-
rress and cal upon the people of this
district 20 rebuke the attempt 10 steal the
rcsu.ts of The honestly won victory of ISIS,
by ra.yiug under leadership of the uomi-
nee OF this convention i'm the coming cam
paign. and eiecting him by majority which
cannot bee questioned.
lENAGEE SLAUGHTERED.
Nominations being iu order, tine roll
of COMMITTEES was called. aud Gordon
O'Bcrn. of Huntington. in AN able
speech, nominated Hon. e.. B. smith,
which was seconded by n. e.. L0ckney.
of Calhoun. and Geo. Walker of Jack
SON. w. H. Howard, OF Mason county,
placed j. Il. Menager in nomination, =.
=. Stewart of RItchie county, seconded
Che nomination. D. y. Gibbons, OF
Mason appeared loo behal of smith. as
did 4. y Boss. of Peasants; John G.
Thomas. 0f Putnam; =. W. Morris, of
Bitchie; Mr.. Kelly. O bright young light
from Roaue: n. A. Brown. of Writ; \.
Be White. of Wood When White rose
to speak. % half dozen yelled that there
were too many office holders, and for
,cyera. minutes there was some excite
mcnt. which was >Quelched. A ballot
was then taken which resulted, Smith.
i-~. Ncuager. 22.
smith was then declared the nominee.
and made unanimous ou motion of Mr..
Howard from Mason. A committee
waS appointed consisting OF three. Sen
ator woodward from Roaue. Warren
Miller from Jackson, Mr. Howard from
Mason. t0 assist Mr. Smith Co the Opera
House. lie was preceded by Mr. Meul-
-Dr. who. Iu % neat address. promised
h.>au Inn tI. election. Mr. Smith ace
..nt.l the nomination with short ad-
dress
Although Neua-er appears 90 he
satisfied. thcrc F., an immense amount oi
Dissatisfaction here. Smith has made
hundred, of enemies by his distribution
Of patronage. and ho viii Dee cut uumcr-
..fr,y u nearly every county in the
district. Clpehart wii. have 1000 ma
.lr'rv >thc prediction Tonight
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SINGLE TAN PLATFORM.
The Principles Enunciated by Henry
George in the Convention.

New YORK, September 3.-The Single
Tax delegates were promptly on hand at
10 o'clock this morning in Cooper Union.
A discussion took place as to whether
women should be elected honorary
members. VIM. Lloyd Garrison, of
Boston, thought no distinction should
be made, that women should be admitted
just the same as men, without any dis
elimination. The discussion was IA her
irregular Henry George then read the
platform which had been prepared.
The main points were that all men were
created alike with certain rights. No
one shall be permitted TO hold property
without a fair return. There shall be
no tax on products of labor. and all rev
enueS for national, State and municipal
purposes shall be raised by a single tax
upon land values, irrespective of im-
proyement>. The platform was loudly
/ dpplauded,
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VIII Probably Nominate Foster

FINDLAY, O., September "A cal
has been issued for the Republican Con
gressional Convention for this district
fthe Eighth Ohio 10 meet in Carey, Oh
Wednesday, September 18th. Notwith
standing his repeated protests, it IS be
lieyed that Ex-Governor Foster will bC
the nominee.
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INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.
Plan Outlined by the American Com
ference.


WA~ufNorON. ID. c.. September 3.-The
President to-day transmitted 10 Congress
the recommendations of the International
American Conference touching iuterna-
tional arbitration, together with a letter of
transmittal from Secretary Blaine. In his
letter the Secretary says: The act Of
Congress approved May -, lSsS. author
led the President 10 invite the sevaral
other governments OF America to join the
United States In conference for the pur-
nose of discussing and recommending for
adoption some plan of arbitration for the
settlement of disagreements and disputes
that may hereafter arise between them.
Iu pursuance of this invitation the confer
ence recently IN session az this capitol
adopted three reports;
l. Recommending "a definite plan of arDi-
tration for the settlement of differences be-
tween the American nations.
y. Recommending the adoption of a SINH
lar plan bv the nations of Europe.
g. Declaring that the right ol conquest
could not be recognized by the American
The President I'm his letter says: The
ratification of the treaties contemplated by
these reports VIII constitute one Of the
hanpiest and most hopeful incidents IN the
history OF the western hemisphere
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LICK's REMAINS.
\ Proposition to Move the Body OF the
Great Phiianthropist.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. september 3.
A meeting of the Society Of Califor-
MIA Pioneers protests against the pro-
posed removal Of the remains Of James
Lick from under the great Lick Tele-
scope at Mount Hamilton. Before the
millionaire died he expressed the wish
that his body should rest under the
Observatory which he founded by pro
vding a fund Of 100000. With fitting
ceremonies his caSket was removed tC
Mount Hamilton and sealed under the
great iron pillar which supports the
telescope. TO overcome the defect in
placing the telescope on an iron pillar,
it has been decided TO remove the iron
casting and substitute pier Of solid
masonry. The trustees have in cOntem-
plation the disinterment and reburial OF
the remains in the State University
grounds.
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4 GREAT GUsHER.
Rose & Co.'s No. at Warrington About
600 Barrels.

WASHINGTON, w. VA. September d
Ed l.. Rose & Co.'S No. was partly
drilled in to-day, and has been showing
for six hundred barrels per day, and at
this time 1T is considered the best well
in the field. Drilling will be resumed
tomorrow. with a good chance of an
increase of production of the well. This
well is principally owned by Ed
Rose and Brother, a. y. Prichard, Hon.
Charles f. Wells and others. But little
information can be learned as to the
size Of the South Pern's Smith No. l.,
but it is said to be a good big well with
not gas sufficient to make it flow to its
full capacity. At nine o'clock tonight
the Logan Oil CompanY's Hawkins No.
was showing about seven hundred
feet Of oil in the hole and by morning
the fate Of this well will be known.
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wAsuINGTON SCANDAL.
A Young and Pretty Clerk Takes Her own
life

WASHINGTON. September 3.-MrS. Jennie
Rori Conkliug died on Sunday at Mrs
parson' s residence. No. 600 + street, north
west from an overdose ef morphine Mrs
Conklinc went 70 Mrs. Parsons TO boat
last Wednesday. and Saturday night she
was found by a servant in q dying condi
fion DIR Gallagher was sent for and die
all I'm his power to save her life, but with
ONT avail Her mother, Mrs. II. +. Rord
was telecraphed for and arrived few
hours after her death. The Coroner in
vestirated the case and came to the conclu
Sion that death was the result of an over
dose of morphine accidentally taken. II
has since been developed that the woman
,v,ls in serious trouble, and the names Of
tvro Conrressmcn. one from Pennsylvaui,
aud the other from the West are involved
iu the case.
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Democratic Gains In Vermont.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Va. Sept g.
The Congressional vote In fifty-eight
towns In the First district gives Powers
fRepJ 9.52q; Maloney Dem 54iS; ma
iority for Powers, 4,OSl.
In the Second district fifty-nine towns
gave Grout Rep 9,5S7 Shurtleff Dem
1901: majority for Grout, $40
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UP GO THE PRICES.
Chicago Boarding House Keepers Or
ganize Il Union.

CHICAGO, September 3.-The trust
mania has penetrated into the realms OF
boarding house keepers.
Last evening forty men. representing
the restaurant and boarding house inter
csts Of Northwest Chicago, met in high
conclaye and organized a union. They
discussed the feasibility of placing a
uniform price on table board by the day
and by the week, and there was a unani-
nous feeling that a slight but firm adj
vance in the present rates was a panacea
for the present unhealthy state of their
business. The price Of all produce and
table supplies has been gradually rising
during the summer until it has arrived
at a point where their business has be-
come Improbable. Now they will try
organization.
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Ir - one nnndred and 10 90

ST. Louis. September 3.-Fran6 Ad-
Dor. q carpenter, climbed $50 fectup the
>teeplc OF the German INtherau church,
Yesterday afternoon, to replace the
Sufre. While arranging 90 descend his
feet became tangled in rope and in
STOPPING over t0 release his foot he De-
came 0verbalanced aud fcll. His body
bounded or coru.cc, then struck the
roof of the church and fell to the ground
. .Lln.-nss mnss.
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GRAND LODGEI. o. &. I.
Interesting Session at Kingwood-Impor-
tant Proceedings.
SDecidi TeLlgrala 10 he Reqisier.

y
KrNGwooD, w. Va, September 3.-The
Grand Lodge /. O. G.. r., of West Virginia,
is now in session at this place. Delegates
and visitors began 10 arrive yesterday and
to-day fully two hundred members of the
Order are in town. The delegates from the
various lodges through the State who
constitute this twenty-fifth annual session
of grand lodge. and who receive the grand
lodge degree number about sixty. The
lodge assembled at its first meeting in X.
of r. hall, at ten thirty this morning
Grand Chief Templar, viii y. Suickler
opened the session. All but three OF the
grand officers were present. The forenoon
was spent in appointing Committees and
receiving their reports, recess Of
one hour and half was declared at
ten o'clock. When the lodge met again
at half-past one, there was an addition Of
twenty-five members and visitors, who
came in on the noon train. The reports OF
the Grand Officers took up the time of the
afternoon. The report of the Grand Chief
Templar was very interesting and COM
pletc. The progress of the order has
been very rapid and the influence
great. The Official reports show a
decided growth of the order in this state
The visitors in town speak IN high praise
of the cordial hospitality of the Kingwood
people who are entertaining the Grand
Lodge. A public session was held IN the
Court House here this evening, which was
largely attended Among the prominent
Templars present are Grand Chief Tcmplar
w. A. Strickcr. of Ritchie county; Grand
Secretary j. b. Morgan, GerardstOwn; b.
f. Ayers, Ritchie G. H.; Rev. j. j. Harris,
| Buckhannon; Grand Councillor j. G.. St.
Clair, Grafton, and Hon. j. G. Ford, New
| York
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prominent Man seriously III.

SDeeiql Telegram 10 ne Register
WEGISBURG, w. Va. September B.
w. c. Barclay, Of the hardware firm OF
Barclay Il Co., is very low with typhoid
pneumonia, and his condition is consid-
cred very serious tonight. He was
among the first advocates of the use OF
natural gas, and its development in this
section was largely through his efforts.
No man in the community stands higher
~ . citizen.
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GOV. HOVEY SUES.


INpIANAPoIIS, September 3.-Gov.
IIoyey sent to the Treasurer Of the
State yesterday for an instalmcnt OF his
salary. but the official replied that it
could not be paid and stated that he was
compelled by law to hold the funds in
his possession subject to the demands of
the benevolent institutions, there being
only enough money now in the treas
ury 10 pay their running expenses till
funds were due from the counties. The
Governor will make the refusal to pay
his salary the basis of a suit against the
Treasurer on the ground that the law
is unconstitutional and diScriminates
against other creditors of the State, and
in favor Of the benevolent institutions.
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Defrauded His Moiher-in-Law

Special telegram 10 he Register.
RAVENSwooD, w. Va, Scptcmbc g.
4. W. Roome and Deputy L. 5. Marshal
w. A. Holland captured l.. 5. Clagg, Of
Mason county. w. Va, who defrauded
his mothcr-in-law, Nancy Turner, out
of 81, 5000 Of her pension money, and
nut his under bond Of 1000 to answer
an indictment before the L. ). Grand
JurV.
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AFTER HER MONEY.
4 st. Louis Heiress' English Suitor Does
Not sue Any More.

ST. Louis, September 3.-Jndge VIII
bur L. Boyle, trustee of Mrs. Grace
.Iannary's property, on Monday, sent a
cablcgram to friend in this city an
nouncing that the engagement between
the wealthy widow and Hon. Mr..
Frewcn, of England, had been broken.
A provision in the will of the late Mr..
January which provided that in case OF
Mrs. .Ianuary's death the property
yarlously estimated at s3,oOO,OoO to So
600 OOo. should revert to her child or
children. is said to have been so unsat-
isfactorv to Mr.. Frewen that he with
dre,v ali prctensions TO the lady's hand.
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Wreck Near FarmingtOn.

SptclGI ItIfGrdlH 10 ne Ntgtsftr.
MANNiNGToN, w. Va, September B..
Engine No. 12Os ran into the rear end
of pickup, half mile west of Farm
ington, this evening. doing considerable
damage and seriously injuring Engineer
Cordell. Full information concerning
the accident cannot be secured at this
hOur
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A GREAT FAIR DAY.
INTERESTING EVENTS AT CLARKSBURG AND
ST. OLAIRSVIILR,
Other Special Nsws-A Mason County Man VIII
Robbed His Mother-in-Law-Hon. Albert
Lawrence Out Of the Congress
siOnal Race

Special T,legrGD, 10 tie Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, September g.
The second day Of the Twenty-fourth
annual fair of the West Virginia A. and
NJ. Society, was the biggest and most
pleasant, although rather warm. There
was at least 5000 people present. The
fair itself promises to be the most sue
ceSsful ever held by the society. The
exhibition OF cattle and horses is very
large and some extra fine stock are
among the entries. The racing
to-day attracted special attention
j. Ii. Willis May Day won the trot, NJ.
Baring'S Prince Albert the pacing race,
and X. Stouts' Tom Mac the running
race. A bicycle race was Sandwchcd in
between the heats, and was won by
Charlie DaN. IS, Cecil Osborn second and
Gus Smith lhird. The fair continues
tomorrow, end a much larger crowd is
expected. II the day is clear the racing
will be excellent.
The following is a summary of the
races:
First race. purse $40 trotting: To all horses over
2years and under years OF age: mile heats,
best two i'm three; four starters.
J. II. Willis b. m., May Day........... ..... / /
G.. Willis C.. s., H. Wilkes. ....... ...........2 . .
$. Willis br M. Annie Wilkes ............. 3
r. Stout's D. G.. Ariel................ ........ I
Time. 3.O2ii 2:53.
Second race. purse 500, PAGERS and rackers:
open TO all horses; time To- be made go; best
three in five mile heats; five starters.
Earrings b. 2. Prince Albert........... /
SedWick' 5 br. e., Sneak .............. ... >
kimbal's b. III, Mary Maud .............. > 3
llursey', b. s.. ShaiIer. ....-.............2 > I
Willis {. s., Dominion ............... 90. , .
Time. 2.3lis; 2.SS: 2:36i.
Third race. running; free for all: twu-third,
mile heats. best two in three: time made must
be inside of i:2O; four starters.
Stouts Dr. m, Tom Mac Observation-Disclosures.
Elliotts b. T., Peppo. , .
Bsggcs b. m. Mayilower observation-disclosures. . q
Ettmger's e. IN. Dollie ................ ..... 4
Time l.11l.: l.12
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THEY WILL INVESTIGATE.
The Governments Answer to Barrundia's
Widow.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., September g.
Acting Secretary Wharton to-day sent
the following telegram TO the widow OF
Gen. Barrundia, in reply to her message
10 the President, Monday evening:
The President desires me 10 say he
has received your telegram announcing
the death of your husband, Gen. Bar
rundia. While deeply sympathiz.ng
with you in your afliction, he await,
official details OF the occurrence neccs-
Sary to determine his action in regard
thereto. The matter, you may be as
Sured, will receive most careful atten-
ton"
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West Virginians Granted Pensions

Special T.lsgrsla 20 me he4tstfT'
WASHINGTON. d. c., september 5:-W II.
liam r. Newerg. OF Murphy.s MlllS' auO
John ChacS. of Maiden, have been sI"u'e'
r.arrefnue
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THE MINE OF iTH.
Search for the lin Farm Victims
Begun.

ScorTDALE, PA, September 3.-Mine In.
spector f. &. keighly, Assistant Mine Boss
Dorau and Superintendents Hill and Lang
effected an entrance into the Hill Farm
mine yesterday at Dunbar The went in
900 feet, and did not encounter any obsta-
cles. They are satisfied that the fire has
been extinguished by the fan erected for
that purpose a week or so ago. Peter Wise
and other labor leaders will 90 there to-
morrow 10 begin the search for the dead
There is great excitement in the vicinity Of
the mines, and the families Of the twenty
nine dead miners hope at least TO learn how
their husbands and fathers died 4 search
ing party will likely be organized at once.
The party that made the entry went in
from the main lead.
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Retlres From the Race.

SDlcill TeIt1TGm u fhf HfglS'fr-
ST. GAINESVILLE, September s.-Al-
bert Lawrence has withdrawn from the
contest for the Democratic nomination
for Congress in this district.
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MINER IN DANGER.
BARRUNDIAS FRIENDS THREATEN TEE As
SASSINATI0N
OF the American Minister 10 Gua.emala-General
Foreign Nsws-Ths Gossip Of the Old
World A Msmento 10
Won Aoltke

CITY OF GUATEMALA, September g.
Minister Miners friends are urging
him to abandon this city II he would
save his life. The followers Of General
Barrundia threaten to Kill him on sight.
The failure Of the attempt by Barrun-
dia's daughter TO shoot Miner seems
only to have whetted their appetite for
what they call revenge.
Up to the present Mr.. Miner shows
no signs Of accepting the advice Of his
frIends-to flee the city-but the all
most open threats Of assassination have
badly frightened him, and the Legation
Is constantly guarded by squads Of
pOlicemen.
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RECIPROCITY GROWING.
AIdrich says That Free Sugar. Tea and
Coffee VIII Come.

WASHINGTON. September 3.-SenatoT
Aldrich SAYS the debate on the sugar
schedule Of the Tariff bill and recip-
roci,y viii probably close tonight, al
though il may extend for a day or two
longer. The reciprocity scheme ne
saws. is growing among Republicans ana
hc thinks that the committees amend
meut calling for free sugar, tea coffee
and hides will be accepted. Reciprocity
is also extending in the House.
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PmLApErrHN. PA, September 5.-By
the explosion of coal oil lamp early this
norninr. 40 1904 Germantown avenue. the
house was set on drc and Mrs. sarah Me
Tntvre. sixty years old. Mamie Mcintyre
ten wears ola. and Annie Logue. seventeen
wears old. were burned 20 death. The po.
lice have arrested Charles Mcintyre thirty
wears ola. son of che dead woman, ON suspi-
sion OF having caused the nre.
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Supreme Court at Charleston.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. september g.
The supreme Court of West Virginia
convened at this place to-day, with three
Judges present. Judge Snyder will
arrive Friday. The following cases
were before the Court: State vs.. Israel lee
from Lewis county. ccrtiorari awarded;
Rhoda England vs.. Southwest Virginia
Improvement Company from Mercer
county. certiorari awarded. Adjourned
till 10 o'clOck Tomorrow.
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GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
The Convention at Chicago Does Not
Touch Prices.

CHICAGO September g. The glass manu-
facturers convention adjourned at noon to-
day, after several hours delibcrati0u
Chairman Hart said this afternoon. "l
think our line Of trade has been greatly
benefited by the general discussions and
interchangng Of ideas by men engaged loo
the business al over the country We
have formed no trust or consolidation of
factories, nor was there any effort by ANY
one 10 do SO. The matter of establishing d
scale Of prices was discussed. but wc con
cluded il was best 10 leave each manuiac
turcr 10 fix his own price and terms"
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IT SHOULD ZEE SOLD.
Decree in the Case of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal.

HAGERsTowN, Mp, September g.
Judge Alvey has filed long opinion de-
creeing sale of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal.
After referring to the appointment of
receivers. the work accomplished by
them. and the various hearings in court
Of the different phases and interests
presented, and dispoSing of them under
their respective heads. the Judge con-
cludcs as follows: ~ am OF opinion that
the canal should be- sold and that the
present proceedings furnish a proper
foundation for a decree for sale. and |
shall therefore pass decree for the
sale Of the entire work, with all tho
property and franchises Of the Company,
from one terminus Of the canal to the
other"
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,I,-ro,,.s Declination Accepted.

san FnANCIsco. September S.-The EX-
ecutive Committee of the Republican STATE
Committee has accepted Congressman MOT no
rows decHnation Of a renominatlon 70 Con
press from the Fourth district. Ihe com
mittee had refused 70 accept 1t IN hopes
that Mr.. Morrow would change his minu'
but this is now given up.