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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Wicked Cinnamon Beheaded.
O'BRlEN'S STATEMENTS

Regarding BouloSne Negotiations are
Denied by Leading Liberals.
Copyright by tho New York Associated Press. !
LONDON, Nov. 7.-William O'Brien's
statements regarding the Liberal leaders
in the Boulogne negotiations arc de-
clared by the Liberal leaders TO DO absurd
misrepresentation. 1t Is absolutely de-
MED that the Liberal leaders gave Mr.. Nc
Carthy or any negotiator any assurance as
basis for secret covenant. There was
no secret covenant, il is said. These off,
cal dcnials are wrapped in verbal qub-
bles. Thus Mr. O'Brien's proposed secret
agreement, it is declared, was never made
to Gladstone, but IL bs admitted that il
was made TO Mr.. Morley and was rejected.
Mr.. Gladstone declined ,it is said, to see tho
Bouloone deputation; but he saw Mr. Nc
Carthy, 10 whom he gave fresh as
surances. What Mr. O'Brien called secret
assurances simply meant Mr. Gladstone's
Endorsement Of the public statements of
Mr.. Morley in pledging the Liberals To
give tie Irish legislature control OF the
police ard power to deal with the land
question, These disclaimers in themselves
prove that Mcssrs. Gladstone and Morley
had secret communications with Messrs.
O'Brien, Dillon and Mccarthy during tho
Boulogne negotiations.
The document which Mr.. Mccarthy pro
duced at Boulogne, as one embodyiug Mr.
Gladstoue's latest assurances, was only
one of several communications from the
Liberal leaders Mr.. C~Nien holds some
Of these communications, which Messrs.
Harrington and Redmond challenge him
to publish. j. is not probable, however,
that Mr.. O'Rrien will disclose them as
long as the alliance with the Liberals ox-
lists. Tho widow Of Mr.. Parnell has an.
other of those communications, and it is
expected they will como to light az soon
as her recovery enables her 10 take part in
the defense Cf Mr.. parnell and to strike at
his enemies The exigencies of the posi-
tion created by tho disclosures is keenly
felt by the Liberals, aud confirms the gen
cral party demand that Mr. Gladstone
shall, AZ the earliest opportunity, make
clear statement of his revised home rule
sslaipp
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT.
nlaze In "A Barn on Broadway Las
Evening.

Eiaze In Barn on Broadway Last
Evening.
Shortly after the echoes of the city
clocks striking the hour of ten had died
away last night the stiffness was broken
by the ringing OF the fire alarm.
Box 81, located on Carnation street, was
pulled in for a blaze in the barn on the
Isiah Gofi estate situated in the rear OF 2i1
Broadway.
Assistant Engineer Mcdonald saw the
frednd sent in the alarm. In the barn
were three horses, wagons, harnesses and
furniture belonging to the estate and
about half ton of hay. Two of the horses
belonged to j. j. Gavagan, sewing
machine agent, and one belonged to the
estate.
Most of the contents of the barn were
removed, but the hay and upper portion
of the building were consumed. The fire
which, it is thought, was OF inoediary ORR
gin, started in the hay NOW. A stranger
was seen coming out OF the barn about ten
minutes before the fire was discovered.
The loss is between 1900 and 800.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
This Time A Fire Department Horse
suffers.

This Time Fire Department Horse
suffers.
To the long list OF accidents that have
happened during the past week another
was added last evening in which new
fire department horse nearly lost its life
Chemical No. 2 was responding to the
alarm from box No. "a and was delayed a
few seconds in getting away When the
truck struck the down grade on Exchange
street the horses were allowed to get un-
der full speed in order to get enough head
way to carry the truck up the hill on the
other side OF North Main street.
When North Main street was reached
the off horse, which is a new one, fell and
was dragged nearly 70 feet under the
truck, the pole strap having broken and
allowed the animal to slide back
The truck swerved to the right and it
looked as though it was going into the
electric light pole.
There were five or six men beside the
driver on the truck and il it had been a
two-wheeled concern some one would
have been hurt.
The horse was badly cut up, but was
able to walk back to the station. 1t will
be unfit for use for some time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
WE ARE THEPEOP !"
Tribune. Beats the
times" OutofSight
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
This Paper Is 100 Per Cent. Better
Than It's Contemporary.

That the TRIBUNE, as an advertising
medium, is the best in this city, has been
fully demonstrated by the Boston and
Providence Clothing Store of this city.
Mr.. G. +. Longley, in order to test the
relative merits of both the dailies OF this
city, had advertisements inserted in both
papers offering discount TO all purchasers
of clothing who brought a slip of the
advertisement cut from either paper.
The advertisements were continued for
about ten days in each paper and when the
cont .st was closed it was ascertained that
the number of TRIBUNE slips handed in
by purchasers was more than double
those handed in of the Times.
This contest teaches its own lesson to
advertisers, and bears out our repeated
statement that the TRIBUNE is read by
more people who spend their money at
home than any other paper.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Lothrop,s Providence Museum.

The rush OF attendance at Manager
Lothrop's popular amusement resort
afternoon and evening during the past
week was such as to give the management
OF that enterprising house convincing
proof that liberality such as theirs is
properly appreciated and will be patron
lied as it deserves. The bill for the COM
ing week will include a first-class pro-
duction OF the beautiful American comedy
drama, "Our Angel" The play was the
favorite one in the repertoire OF the bright
little soubrette, Miss Lizzie Evans, having
been played by her for several seasons.
The cast embraces the full strength OF
Lothrops Stock Company, with Miss
Katherine Rober, the charming little
leading lady, in the principal role Of
Blossoms, the Angel, a typical child Of
the mines.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
FLAVlN WINS IN CORK.
Parneilite Candidate Attributes His De-
feat to Clerical Interference.


feat to Clerical Interference.
CORK, Nov. AT the close of the poll
ing here last night Flavin was generally
credited with the victory. The poll boxes
were escorted from tho outlying districts
by troops and police The counting Of the
ballots will commence today. The polling
was heavy. Even the lame and blind
were sought ont and brought to the poll
ing places. Ia the many alterations be-
tween the priests and the Parnellites. the
women in most cases sided with the priests
William O'Brien received an ovation from
the women, who presented him with flow
ers and even divostei themselves Of their
shawls for him to walk upon.
The supporters Of Flavin claim n major
ity OF 1900 for him, while the Parnellltes
believe that they carried the election by
majority OF 100.
John Redmond, the Parnellite candi-
date. admits defeat. and attributes IL to
clerical intimidation.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION ENDED.
Fonseca's Course Elocked n Conspiracy
to EuStors the Empire.


LONDON, Nov. IA disratch from Ric
Janeiro says that President De Fonseca
assumed the supreme command barely in
time to prevent the fruition Of q con-
spiracy to restore the empire. This con-
spiracy Is known to have strong European
support, aud has been directed IN Brazil by
adherents Of tho ex imperial family, who
were lenient'y permitted to remain IN the
country. But for the presidents action
hey would probably have attempted a
loup d'etat within a few days. AS it is,
Brazilian authorities are strained TO the
utmost vigilance aud both the army and
navy are loyal to the Republic. Several
arrests have been made, and all those to
whom treason can be brought home, will
be dealt with severely. Others under
strong suspicion will bs expelled from
Brazil.
Entire tranquility prevails, and it is be-
lieved that there will be no outbreak
President De Fonseca has the loyal sup
port of his ministers and the executive
authorities in all departments. 1t is re-
ported that Count d'Eau, son.in.law Of
Dom Pedro, is at tho bottom of the present
effort to undermine Republican govern
ment in Brazil. Tie count. whose extra.
much to do with making the overthrow Of
Dom Pedro possible, has never been con
tent to rest under the deprivation OF his
wife's magnificent inheritance. He Is is a
thorough Bourbon and very pompous,
without ability to sust iin his claims to re-
spect, and anxious to figure in the courts
OF royalty.
The count is known TO have been in com
munication with Brazilian restorstionists
and has been watched in behalf oftho Bra
zilian government more eloselythan he sup
posed. IL is not supposed thrt Dom Pedro
has any share In the conspiracy. or even a
knowledge OF II. Da Fonseca's prompt
action has undoubtedly caused somo dis
appointment in certain Influential circles
Of England whore the hope ot the restora-
ton Of ths Brazilian monarchy has never
been tirely surrendered.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
TELEGRAPHlC SPARKS.

Artists may not produce the Russian
forts and prise
Iron and steel workers have resumed
work In St. Louis.
A Montana footpad was sentenced to
forty years in the penitentiary.
Secretary Foster considers the victory Ia
Ohio due to the tariff, not .ilver.
: Chinese indignities are the natural re-
suits Of insults, writes miss onlry.
Partisan and Berlin fnancers have
been bearing Frepch and Russian Sc.
curities.
Archduke Johann Of Austria. supposed
to have been lest at sea, is reported to be
alive In Chill.
Colonel Alfred c. Hobbs, world re-
nowned as the Yankee lock picker" died
at Br dgeport, Conn.
At Trenton, Ga, Abe Wayman, colored,
was banged for the murder of prison
guards at Cole City, Ga.
New England school superintendsnts
want building devoted to educational in
forests at tho Worlds fair.
Tom Webb, a Negro. convicted Of Grim
iDal assault on Child 10 years old, ut
Sandersville, Ga, was hanged there.
Over 500 600 pounds Of gold have arrived
st Lisbon from the bank Of Rio Jsneir
There il an increased outside demand for
bar geld for Germany asd the United
States
Patrick O'Donnell Of New Haven, a
blacksmith, was SCI zed with commissions
while at work on y white-hot shoe, and
falling across his anvil the shoe was
pressed against his abdomen, burning two
deep wounds. He may die.
While Frank Taylor and John McKer-
non whore driving along the highway near
New Hampshire, o., on top Of load OF
hay, the wagon broke down and hurled
thes Into . ditch, with the hay on top OF
them, smot aering them to death
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
THE JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE.

tur'd-I h"us"nds of Houses Destroyed.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. IA telegram from
the Japanese government has been received
by M. Tuteuo, the Japanese minister,
giving an account OF the earthquake which
occurred in Japan, Oct. 2S. 1t seems from
this authenticated report that the damage
caused by the earthquake was confined al
most entirely TO the prefectures Of Aicai
and Gifu, the former Of which IL on the
sen about 10 miles from Toxic, aud tie
latter Immediately to the west Accord
ing to the telegram received by Mr. Ia
temo 600 persons were killed, 5000 were
injured and 1900 houses were totally des-
stroyed and 1900 were badly damaged
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
THE ORANGEMEN.

They Dance and Have Good Time I'm Kail-
road Hall Last Evening.
The fifteenth annual Orange ball OF
Rhode Island Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 90,
was. held in Railroad Hall last evening.
Music was furnished by Elliot's orchestra.
The floor director was Samuel Hark
ness, and Robert j. Hall and William 3.
Russell were his aids. The committee of
arrangements were Samuel darkness,
Robert j. Hall, James Eaton, William
Johson, Joseph Martin and Adam Smith.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
POTTER FOR MAYOR.

He Was Made the Unanimous Nominee of
the Providence Democrats.
The Democratic city convention in
Providence last evening resulted in Will
liam X. Potter being the unanimous NOM
inee for Mayor.
The candidate selected for Senator was
Charles 4. German. A platform affirm
ing the majority OF the candidates favor
ing more economical municipal admin
istration, and the Australian ballot sys-
TEN for caucuses was adopted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Ca IN no Told q Lie.

WASHINGTON. Nov THE Buresu OF
American Republics denies that General
Campo. who was arrested In New York for
robbery. Ii . commissioner from Colon bia
TO the Worlds fair.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-General Julio Cam
ps and George II. Simpson, whowers ar
rested for rohbins the dead body of Mrs.
Charles II. Trsttisur Of property valued at
1900, were arraigned in court today and re-
nanded for examination. Simpsoa was
nsroled 10 custody Of his lawyer and Cam.
pos bond was increased TO 5000. In de-
fanlt ~ ball CAMPO was locked up.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
A warning to Tim HeaIy.

Copyright by the New York Associated Press. ]
LONDON, Nov. Henry Harrison, mem
Der OF parliament for Tipperary, has
warned H. VI. Healy that il he repeated his
insulting a.usions to Mrs Par. ell, he
NIarrison) would punish Healy. Healy,
in repeating his references to Mrs. Parnell,
added that he would not miuce words in
dealing with the matter because she had
found protector in Harrison. Harrison,
who Is Of athletic build, will bde his time
to get at Healy, who is now constantly
protected by police
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
THE CANADIAN CABINET.
Premier Abbott Has It's Reconstructio
All I'm His Own Hands.

OTTAWA, Nov. = An official an
nouncement makes known the result Of
the recent conferences In connection with
the cabinet reconstruction. All the minis
ters have placed their designations unreser-
vedly in the premler's hands, leaving Mr..
Abbott absolutely free TO reconstruct his
cabinet rs be chooses. II known that the
railway or public works department will
go to Quebec minister, Chapleau agrees
not to press his claim for a transfer from
the post secretary Of state to that Of one of
the big departments. The last paragraph
Of the announcement indicates that Chap
leau will be president Of the council as
well As secretary of state.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
4 Dmel WIN tho Innnl HesmIt.

MADRID, Nov. Admiral De Beren-
ger the minister Of marine, recently chal-
leuged the editor Of newspaper in this
city to fight duel. The duel was fought
yesterday. -Four pistol shots were ex-
but neither OF the combatants
was wounded. The seconds then declared
the honor Of both principals satisfied. In
mediately after the duel it was announced
that Admiral De Beranger had resigned
his pnrtfolio as minister OF marine.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
y.
Said she Would Take Death.

ST PAUL, Nov. Andrew Kohler,
who has been courting Winnie Dree for
some time and been refused several times
by her, Lass night appeared at her home
and demanded an interview. When alone
with her he drew "A revolver and said:
"Eou must take your choice-ne or
death" She thought it was a joke and
laughingly said "rll take death in mine"
lie fred, killing her instantly. Kohler
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
SEWERS AND WATER.

Petitions Considered and the Balance of
the Years Work Laid Out.
The committees on sewers and water
held a meeting llst evening and approved
the monthly bills.
The former also considered a number of
petitions for sewers which had been re-
ferred to it and decided on the layout OF
the work in hand for the balance Of the
year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Workmen Manned and Killed.

LEADyILE, Col, Nov. IA terrible ex-
plosion occurred at ths hefii"g to the
Rusk Ivanhoe tunnel last night, where
nine men were at work. Bob Wilkinson
was torn into atoms Gus Johnson died in
one hour, and Jack Acott had both eyes
torn out Three others had legs broken
and were internally injured, while three
were badly bruised. The explosion was
caused by II man striking giant powder
in one of the shots with his drill
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
THROWN FROM A TEAM.

Two Men Seriously Injured This Noon on
broadway.
Francis V. Bliss, father OF Frank N.
Bliss, and Frank Bradbury were driving
along Broadway and turned shortly into
Lupine street this noon.
They turned too short and both were
thrown out, striking on their heads.
Mr.. Bliss was badly shaken up and
Bradbury was rendered insensible.
The latter's condition is serious.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07

SUEDRIDGE, Ont, Nov. T. - NJ. T..
Jockeys planning mill was wrecked by the
explosion of boiler. James Turnbull,
the engineer, was driven through two par
titions. Both his legs were broken aud
lie was terribly scalded. William Cassidy,
O carpenter, had a leg and an arm broken
by falling machinery. Several others
were scalded and otherwise injured, but
not seriously. The boiler rose eighty feet
in the air and landed 100 yards away.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
HE CAME BACK"

Joseph Collins Before the Court on An
Old Warrant.
On the oath Of last August an express
wagon and harness were stolen from the
barn of Sylvanus Mason.
Joseph Collins and another fellow were
suspected. Collins has been out Of town
but he came back yesterday and was ar
rested by Detective Haberlin.
The alleged thief pleaded not guilty and
the case was continued until next We'd
lesday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.

Bernard Donneliy hurried Mt Mt. ST.
Mary's Cemetery.
The funeral OF Bernard Donnelly Of
Johnson street took place yesterday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock from st. Joseph's Church.
Rev. Father Kinnerney celebrated a re-
QUEEN mass.
Interment took place at Mt. st. Mary's
cemetery.
He is the man who was found drowned
in Hammond's Pond Wednesday morning.
He was an excellent mason by trade and
was well known in the city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
All Quiet at Rio.

LONDON, Nov. IA Rio Janeiro dis
patch represents the state OF affairs there
rs being encouraging The troops which
have been guarding the telegraph offices
have gone back to their quarters. Good
order prevails and business is freely tran
sacted. The censorship over telegraphic
correspondence has ceased, and n revolu-
ton is considered unlikely to occur.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
NO GOALS MADE.
The Thistle Football Club Have n Pleas
ant Time Last Ever ing.

The Thistle Football Club Have u Pleas
ant Time Last Ever Ing.
The Thistle Football Club held their
second grand social in Starkweather's Hall
last evening. 1t was attended by a large
number and a pleasant time was had.
The grand march was led by j. O'Neill
and Miss Matha Longworth, after which
dancing was enjoyed to music by Vances
orchestra.
The floor manager was j. O'Neill, and
his aids were j. Beach, J. w. Walker, A.
Pearson, X. Robertson and A. Beach. The
committee OF arrangements were J. Beech,
j. n. Walker, A. Beach, }. Pearce, p.
Robertson, A. Tyas and j. J. Pearson.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov. Representatives Of all
the Indiana block coal operators having
had notice OF an advance on coal freight
rates from Brazil, Ind, to Chicago, OF 10
cents ton, to take effect Nov. -, have do
cided that they will not resume work at
their mines or ship any coal until the
freight rate which has heretofore existed
shall be restored, nor until the miners
comply with the contract entered into
Nav IL last
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Holmes. tho wife Murderer, Insane.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 7-Wallace
w Holmes, who is charged with murder
ing his wife in Plauville, by smothering
her to death in sand in the cellar OF his
house, is now believed to be insane. He
was veteran and is said to have been ex-
amined two months ago for an increase of
pension and two doctors pronounced him
insane at that time
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Pope win Not Quit Rome.

ROME, Nov. Z. The health of the pope
continues to lie excellent, and notwith-
standing his 81 years, seems to be ms -four
ishing as for "a long time past. He feels
keenly the situation in which nc has been
placed by the unfortunate incidents Of the
Pantheon, but there is no truth whatever
iu 're runorcd intention of his quitting
1
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
Gillian. want piotters Extradlted.

VALPARAISO, Nov. IA public meeting
has been conyoked to demand t'r eStradi-
tion Of two Of Balmeccla's mini '"l.,. who
are implicated in the plot 10 M d., Colo
mel Cauto, the conn auder # I, = CO res
sional land force. II is believed that the
two cX-mnisteTs in question have taken
refuge at the United states legation In
Gautippp
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
A TALK ON RECIPROCITY
VIII Probably BE Given by Wilfred
Laurier at Boston banquet.

!"
MONTREAL, Nov. 7.-Considerable in
terest is taken in political circles regard
ing the banquet tendered by the Lafayette
cub Of Boston to Wilfred Laurier leader
Of the Dominion opposition. which takes
place Nov. II. The demand for tickets
has been so great that the projectors Of the
banquet have had to limit them to 200 for
visitors from Canada, 200 for Americans
and $50 for French Canadians in the
United States. The 300 for Canada have
already been taken up, and all prominent
French Canadian Liberals il the Domin-
ion have promised to be present. Cover
nor Russell and the mayor Of Boston also
expect TO attend. A special train will
leave this city Nov 16, containing the con-
tingent. 1t is expected that Laurier will
make an important announcement regard
ing reciprocity.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07

DESvER, Nov. THE mangled body of
Ed Doherty, an employe Of the Argo
smelter near this place, vas found on the
railroad track near Argo. AS he had large
amount OF money on his person last night
and none was found on the body, 10 is be-
lieved he was murdered aud his body
placed on the track To conceal the crime.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07

CINCrNNATf, Nov. THE Peoples party
vote in the state is placed by the Republl-
can leaders at about 1900, 1900 OF which
was cast in this city. Their candidate
for governor, Frank L.. Seitz, says that
the party VIII continue its organization
and expect to poll largely increased
vote next wear
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
GIasscock f. with st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Nov. Jack Glasscock. the
well-known shortstop Of the New York
league team, has signed three years con-
tract with the st. Louis Browns. He will,
besides playing Mt stop, captain and man
age the team. Won Der Abe has also
signed Catcher Buckley, who caught so
brilliantly for the New Yorks last season.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
OUT OF SEASON.

But the Committee on Parks IL Looking
Ahead to the Warm Weather.
The committee on parks held meeting
laat evening and selected a design for a
fountain for Carter Park and the order was
given to Captain II. +. jerks TO furnish
it,
tract for furnishing fifty settees for the
parks.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07
SHE RAN AMUCk.

lila Curran Wanted to Clean Out "a Broad
way saloon.
Yesterday afternoon Ella Curran went
into the saloon of James Collins under the
Pawtucket Hotel and started in to clear
out the shop.
Officer Slocum arrested her and she had
to go to Jail to work out fine of s. and
costs
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-07

ITHACA, n Y, Nov Edward s.
Hoagand. local freight and ticket agent
Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad, has been arrested, charged
with grand larceny in stealing several
thousandho holars.f from the company. Hoag-
land was prominent in church and frater-
nal organizations, and his arrest causes
sargotiou