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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-09
DRoBATE NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS
BEFORE COURT.

State of Michigan, County OF st. Clair IS,
Notice is hereby given that by an order OF the
Probate Court for the County of st. Clair made
on the 14th day OF November, 1892, six months
present their claims against the estate of Ma
tlda A. Adams late OF said county deceased and
that all creditors OF said deceased are required
10 present their claims TO said Probate Court at
the Probate once in the City of Porf Huron for
examination and allowance on or before the
10Th day OF May, 1893. and that such claims will
be heard before said Court on Monday the 18th
day Of May 1898, mt ten o'clock In the forenoon
OF each of those days.
Dated Nov. IA, 1902 JOHN l.. BLACK.
w. COWTNG, Judge OF Probate.
Attorney Tor Executors.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-09
Report of Fair at Yale.

At the annual meeting of the Brock
way Centre District Agricultural So.
ciety held in the village of Yale, Nov,
%, 1892. the following officers were
elected: Pres, Daniel Foley; Treas,
VIM. Hodgins; Sec, John Wark; Di.
rectors for three years, A. w. Camp.
field, Thos. Grimes, Chas. Lapien. Di
rector for two years to fill vacancy
j. ii. Hydorn.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-09

A Good Way to be Miserable
Is 20 be u sufferer from Piles. Parmelees
Pile Suppositories are an easy and sure cure.
Hundreds testify TO their efficiency. zoe. a
box. Sold by druggists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-09

the public have but one choice. In
this canvas for popular favor, so many
votes were their opinions as to leave
no room for a doubt of the result.
You can tell who any man is for by
his clothes, and in large majority of
cases for l.. Higer & Sons first, last
and all the time.
The reason is oblivious, Higer's all
wOOl
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-09
Black WOrSted Suits
At $500

are speaking examples of the latest
styles, are handsomely finished and
are made of the best and most durable
materials. When the Peoples Choice
for General Clothier provides you with
a suit, it's suit to suit every emer-
gency a suit TO suit your form and
pocket-book. suit with which you
will be perfectly suited. In the cleo
tion of general clothier. vote early
and vote often. You can't carry re-
peating too far.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-12-09
Little Port Huron
(BROCKWAY) TO THE FRONT
Martin Brothers & Co.'S. Branch Bargain
Store. Brockway, Mich. has rightly the title of
= Little Fort Huron ~

they gvng and ey at hr kw hanchB
"
Glow pi mg W a to b hd t ueu Brokway
Store h gd b bargains the market
The is often
decomposition is it ndym Pharuya
Iherof dd hrganh
tthdr BnnchSar Port IGnnotun rta
fn zig abgv0u
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A Spccini Train From Way Ridge Takes
the Health OnHccr to the sent or War.

QUARANTINE, Sept. 12.-Dr. jenkins made tho
followin: statement tonight "a to the exact
situation as far as the landing Of the Norman
MAS passengers at Fire Island is concerned:
II have JUS: been informed that the leaders
OF the so-callcd special committee of citizens
who have prevented the Ccpheus from landing
have consented to allow them to land and
be supplied at tn" hotel Tonight with blankets
and provisions and made comfortable for the
night. provided the passengers will agree and
the officers in charge bind themselves to en-
force tho agreement to 60 on hoard the
Ccphcus again the first thing in the morning.
! advised those in charge Of tine boat to make
any agreement that would insure tho unfortu-
nate passengers being made comfortable for
the night. We can wait ami see what to-mor-
row bring. forth and settle on some plan for
their permanent accommodation and comfort,
"IthiEk the action Of the people who refuse
to allow the Ccplicus to land is harLarous. and
! have never heard of II case exactly like 1t be-
fore. mink the rcopie d:9 not thoroughly I'M
amSn. th nMs st ua.s CHEERS the has Is not no S SteShe iSs
some time. and in my opinion there is very
little charcs q any developing believe when
what tho situation IS there VII" be us a
decided reversal of public lesling. | hardly
sxtent Of %''c'laiiy firing on the deaioncelcss
sHS HsnS'"f%l 4 a !. n rnts We could %aS prov provide t iain
with protect on against such m attack. It is
not n fear a. each violence that prevents our
landing. trt 4 desire rs law abiding citizens
AMI rcprcsa Htativcs OF the State to obey tho
letter OF tlt law. We therefore obey tho in
junction issuad by Judge barnard and will soc
If We ann:'t find n legal WAY Of overcoming II.
METROPOLITAN policemen wlo'.nve been brought
here and may be sent to F;rs Island tonight.
] wish to say they ARE not or the purpose OF
resisting tho people at Fra Island and fore
ing II landing OF the teph"Hs. mt to maintain
the quarantine II nrranG 'iI ent"Coulh be- made
for tho priceahle landing Ct the unfortunate
passengers. IT has occurred. to me that
perhaps ii would lie n good idea for me- to
move my family from my residence. hers. and
bring nj least the women and children hero
where we can make them comfortable. The
time for releasing these people from Gnatan-
tine Is almost IN any way. and would not
hold them more than Il week Mt the utmost
IL tIey were erfrrtly comfpitAilr.'
DR.. Jenkins left thu Quarantine dock Mt II
O'Clock w,thlut giving iIs destination. lls
said shortly before he wont away that n spr-
rial train WAS ready for him IN ease he wanted
t. 60 to Fire Island. Secretary So.uin. said
that he did not know whore DR.. Jenkins was
going. "ui that tho Doctor woult not 1T lin
urtumIany lin. 1t WAS. l%rplited that. .Dr.
]lrnhin, had gone to Fire IsinNd 10y way Of Bay
I.iIG'. Ia" twrnty,threro spccial policemen
did not accompany, him. They wci" taken to
the tlifT Cottage Hotel far dinner. and thon
rnmc down tntlc Quarantine station. whore
they pilcd up their uniforms and effects.
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The Presldent Thinks We May be Cen.
peIled to Turn Back Pest-Iaden ships.

WASHINGTON. Sept PAS intlmated in de-
spatches from Loon Lake. President Harrison
is Investigating tho laws regulating immigra-
ton. with a view to suspending 1t II that BE-
possible. Secretary Foster made public to-
day the following telegram received by him
on Saturday from tho PRESIDENT:
1T is an outrage that the steamship COM
panies continue to bring immigrants from in-
fected ports. Say to Thorn that it should stop.
for 1t is certain that every ship will bring the
disease. and we may be pelled to turn
back such ,pest-laden vessels"
This despatch" said Secretary Foster.
was given to Collector Hendricks. with in.
structions to send copies to tho agents Of tho
ship comranies. One Of tho difficulties
that. the steamship companies encounter IL
the fact that n large percentage Of the people
now coming over are American citizens. O {
course. our duty is Just IA SOLEMN and bind
ing to the poorest STORAGE passenger who Ia
an American citizen AS it is toward the richest
cabin passenger. think that most OF the
steamship, companies are now refusing to
bring immigrants to this country. and l trust
those who arc persisting will desist."
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tbs Issh Say Of september. 1897. At 10 o'clock IN ths
!sh;n ss in 81 q :S'. .h s,isT no. n: ' s. s..as sfr r. 81 sss.S
during q. tendency Of TN. action said detsndsnts and
from q i. .saf% r rss. , . ! :. II :Sls. ; assn' sa cna si'i!s;ss
ts 3 ss's ' hsr sH,s (. r", m. soTm; ana an. .nS" Why iS'n pplsins,S:
should not Fave such other and further relief a. may
u I. further ordered that in the mean tine, and until
each OF them. and their Ssl . asen nHn. .er s ant and Attorney
Do and they hereby are restrained and enlolnsd from
4. Ss.S :.!a tow o. 2 f s%y, a .sy ss e any S s.ss, s:' s;;:;S,ss;'
any EsT,oh + m =. or thing ,I inrs sl or .fn rpIn "s,n no
said SUR, Hotel or any other premises within said town
ton. U care. or tPes Sa"sn"s OF Se Rssnsi from s.:..i. atstsR.
tined or who may have been exposed to eho sra ...
SEPT. "s"i i. s sn.!' 81 sss sSias ,.a,i'' OF this order on or ''''T'
Justice barnard hesitated long before issm.
ing the in,nppst,"ni TIe ciI ,siim ,hs ins, nnS,
precedent. There was then less provision for
nm"nieiraI boari Of Health had, been cstnh..,
lished only that year. Its authority was much
f1 sinnh, Dr rnaH IT t + tG;d i.I,n rGGv Snd g p S'aien
OF Long Island east Of BROOKLYN. A vigorous
attempt was made 10y this body. assisted by
station or camp on staten island in which, 70
ssIMest,nle healthy Iarsonh 4npn ,n'Gmteu
shiE1; as r"i il nsF %ntio Tsns T iaa ' already , nar:
VIZ narlosS at,a sost ot sln@0@ at the time 4;
Staten Island. Justice Barnards injunction
was sustained.
Corporation Counsel jerks o. Brooklyn re,
celved u despatch from MIR. Collins. tho legal
adviser OF the Governor. asking him to hold
himself in readiness to argue tho. question, OF
the injunction. Mr.. jerks hurried over to the
Pratt. and Wcstbrook wore sitting in GENERAL
Term. and had u brief conversation win Jus;
there was no request made for mobilization
of tho injunction order. Mr.. jerks LETT, soon
aftcrwnrd for Long Beach. where, he Is living
with his family. II" said before his departure
that his visit to Justice Barnard was to learn
the exact status OF the case. lie rreSiiined tho
argument would not CONS IN before Thursday.
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TIE PLAGUE M CRE.lSING.
Hamburg - Doing BETTER. but the Evil SuIi
Has "a Strong Hold on Iussin.

HAMBURG. SEPT. 12.-Tho through passenger
service on railways cntcrin. tho city has been
reduced. as the accommodation now are far
beyond tn" requirements %! the few travellers
to and from this city. Adrs:atch from Berlin
announced that the Prefact OF Police In that
city has been appointed Imperial Health Com
missioner for tho Elbe district.
Brer en- has been officially declared free
from cholera.
II confidence Is to be placed in official 70
ports, the disease continues to abate. 1t is
said that the number OF deaths yesterday was
ITO. and there were 404 new cases.
Tn official report OF the municipality was
published to-day. Tho total number Of eases
is given as 14.lo8: tho number o: deaths
almost exactly 5000. Tho highest death race
cases were reported.' The n"si CITY IT.; G Gnen ira dw .ssh,
upon the evils OF using Elhe water. and roc
iectch water works be drillod In ali parts Q.
The total exodus OF citizens to escape III
lARls. Sept; l.-An, official! announcement
has hecn made that TIC cholera is aGqtlns
HAvnE; Sept. 1.-The CompaGnto Generals
flna being a"1araniined in Sr.w I"rk. has d.
h IRE that no freight be- shilprd from Havre.
sqmed I1nntillIths Cholera j. ove,.
LoTDoH. SEPT: 1.-THE steamer. Setubal ar
rived at Cardiff from Hamburg to-day. One
of her sailors had died from hsiatic cholerd.
and the vessel was therefore put In Quaran-
tine.
The North German. Lloyd steamer Ems.
commanded by Capt Theodore Jungst. from
EEr.nen; soiled from s2nthan n,on Ter New
p pHss ai 1.''S So ."et r nssn pas S,aS ss' are sss ON
board.
81. PnrERsnvno. Sept. 12--The, CLOSE. Of tho
rast week, ns far as reported. showed an in
crease In the number OF nEolora cases In Rus
STA. On Thursday there wero 1887 new ca ,ss
ana 2.l4S deaths. In this city there were 81
.i-aths and l3S new cases, A sum equivalent
+" s5O,nm has been voted hy the City Council
I,"tershurG tho past week was lower than IN
the CORRESPONDING week Of the previous yca!.
hOtWitllstanding rhOlern.
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Sergeant Cram called shortly thereafter.
Prof. Collin and Mr.. Clark joined them.

THh SHERIFF OF SUFFOLK INSTRUCTED.
detective Sergeant Heidelberg was sum-
lamntion and Instructed him to deliver It to
that he must see that the passengers on hoard
tho Cepheus were protected from any violence
All ms iS,iiy lsnf 1ean %r t Tire s Is'a9H. at hi. hom.
t siHs,y in 1a lis HhS snds Wits fna G G.sefTHI o tsS srG i%ssrac.
A suY reporter met the. detective on his re-
turn from, Babylon: H. saiI that i the
promised that il 1t was possible in any way for
the CepletS to make a landing he would Ree
that the, passengers and crew were properly
Dctsctives Mullaley and McClusky wero, at
instructions from Gov. Flower.
THE INJUNCTION TELEGRAPHED TO THE Gov
ERNoE
IN GOV; t Flower ;sssshrssSS ci I've by wire a eopy Of The the
p]oration Counsel Clark telephoped to DR..
ssiRtaps = at COPY aslf Of can tie 20 "o1 1g sGs ii DE- re- 5 Rsa GH,
once and sec Il hc could get them. Coi. viii:
lihIns. the Governors Secretary. was also sent
At II O'clock Gov. Flower gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
FLOWER TRIES TO FIND JUSTICE n
Gov. Flower visited Quarantine this after
noon on the police patrol boat. and had a long
conference with Or. jenkins. as to the cholera
believed that DR.. jenkins was discI1arcinE his
duties ,intelliGently and vigorously: and was
entitled to encouragement instead OF censure
and criticism.
-" With regard to Judge Barnard's injunc-
tion. Gov. Flower assured DR.. jenkins that
legal steps would be taken Immediately to get
the injunction vacated in order that tn e'passen-
gers on board tn" Cepheus might be landed at
Fire Island. The Governor said no had al
ready requested Corporation Counsel Clark of
New York and Corporation Counsel jerks OF
Brooklyn to represent the State IN the matter
OF the Injunction proceedings. He ex pressed
regret that Judge Barnard's order was
not returnable until Thursday. but was
determined to take oil possible legal measures
to have the matter judicially determined as
soon rs possible. With this end in view the
Governor himself. after leaving Quarantine.
went to Brooklyn to confer personally with
Judge Barnard. and to explain to him person.
ally tho situation. But after spending three
hours In 4 %fruitless search to find Judge Bar
nard In Rrookiyn the Governor returned to
New York without being able to accomplish
his purpose.
Nothing OF n legal nature can be done in
have been served on tho Captain OF tho
arrive in New York soma ime during tho night.
whoa they will he carefully examined by the
Governors legal advisers and future proceed
ingS then determined upon"
A telegram was received at a late hour from
the passengers on the Cephus asking that a
steamer be sent to their aid. Reply was scnt
that owing to tho state OF the tide no vessel
could then reach tn. Cephus. but that ono
would be sent as soon as possible.
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TIE PHGNIx FOR A RELIEF BOAT.
Ready with Nurses nnd Stores to Take
Care OF Sick Cabin Pass-ngers.

1keady Win Nurses ana Stores 70 Take
Care OF Sick Cabin Pa~ss-ugers.
Col. Shepard printed a report Yesterday IA
his newspaper that Senator Mcpherson, Com.
modore Thompson. and other influential poo
pie of the Normannia's passengers had been
allowed to 60 on board the steam lighter
Phoenix. It is without foundation. They are,
without exception. with the other passengers
on board the Cepheus. The Phoenix passed
yesterday afternoon and evening at the dock
at upper Quarantine. She is eauipped with
nurses and supplies by Commodore Thomp.
son as an aid In emergency.
Tho story is a pure romance" said DR..
Jenkins. Senator .McPherson is still On tho
Cepheus. and was. ! believe. the Chairman Of
the Committee Of Passengers who won't to
deal with the Islip people,"
J.P. Thompson OF the Oxford Copper Com.
pany sent the Phoenix down to Quarantine
yesterday, with two nurses. provisions. and
medical stores aboard. A large house has
been built on the forward deck Of the lighter.
and. she Ia to be used to care for any Of the
CABIN passengers who may he taken Ill. DR..
Jenkins hns accented her. The Preside nt Of
the ,ConDpr Company. r. NJ. Thompson. Is one
OF the Normannia's passengers.
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New Yorh's Quarantine Condemned.

PITTsBuRGH. Sept. The Rev. DIR. J. ".
Holland. Chancellor Of the Western Univsr-
sity. who has been in Europe since june. re-
turned to-day. In an interview he severely
arrniGned the health authorities at New
York. and PRONOUNCED the quarantine inspec-
ton n farce and the detention OF healthy pas
senEers on the same shin with cholera pa
assisting IN the inspection. he said. is made
GIate and the quarantine measures should
he placed in tho hnnds of the national Gov
eminent ut once.
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the Cunarder this forenoon and decided that
there WIS no reason why the flIst-csbin pas:
cabin, passengers were examined Ivy DR.. Irwin,
ana thirty,three found. to be probabl immi.
ago until the Secretary OF tho Treasury dc.
cidcs. whether or notthey must be auarantined
twenty DAYS.
1t was feared that tho Catalonia would bs
Infected because tho order for tho Cunard
steernge passengers did not go into effect un.
III after che had sailed. and q number Of her
STORAGE passengers were suspected Of comine
from infected points.
The Catalonia sniled from Liverpool on Sept,
!. the day tho rule was issued. and touched
effect. and therefore is liable to its provisions
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paper he held had been fumi0ated accord!ns
to The requirements OF the United states Post
ONCE. A member OF the Islip Board OF Health
was appealed to. but refused to receive the
despatch.
The reporters offered to copy II from dicta-
ton, and, By tho aid OF lantersn. this was ac-
complished. The despatch 10 as follows:
ON BOARD CErHEus..
orr FIRE ISLAND 1f s.pt i il Mise2.
70 Got. n. p. Fio1sr:
In our extre nifty w appealto you for release
from torture. We. nearly Ave hundred persons.
mostly American citizens. have been detained
in order that infection may not be passed
10 our people. Notwithstanding this fact there
has not been n case that the Widest imngina-
nation among us con believe to be cholera
since Aug. 90. now fifteen days. The force OF
circumstances has put US under conditions OF
peculiar suffering and atthis moment. Monday
night. we are living about on tho deck OF the
steamer Cephcus. an excursion boat, wlthout
any sleeping accommodations. Delicate
women. aged and infrm men. are without
mattresses or blankets. and many are exposed
to tho sky. All are supperless. and this
coming after three days OF insufficient food.
dread OF fire. misery OF sickness. and drendful
uncertainty as to our fate. Had cholera been
among us 1t must have broken out. but onlyto-
niehtthe Quarantine physician on tho Cepheus
pledged his word to the savage mob that ia
OBTAINING us hero that there has been no
symptoms Of cholera amongst us during all
tho time we had been under his observation.
1.-THE breaking point Is nearly reached.
Hardship. hunger. and fear nre doing their
work, and the condition OF the weak and In
firm Is reachinc tho limit OF human endurance.
For Gods sake release us and let us go to
our homes.
I'VE will there put ourselves under any SUI
pervision you may direct. Take account OF
our peculiar conditions and act at once. or the
authorities OF the Empire State will be respon-
sible for many deaths from exhaustion.
IL. i. MCPHERSON.
"E. l.. GoDKIN.
"a. NJ. PALMER.
"HoDERT NJ. THOMPSON.
-. S. RosESTHAr-
"Dr. +. LANCE.
Committee for tho passengers"
This despatch was received at about 1890:
THE GOVERNOR INsTRUCTs THE SHERIFF..
Albert Al. Darling. Sierif of Suffolk eonn y:
Guard the property of the state. and see that the
hotel furnishes food to the passengers on tho Cepheus.
Summon all good citizens to aid you Those passengers
are in want Of food.
There is no danger from cholera. Tho only danger Is
that they may be driven to distraction. Appeal to the
manhood Of the people. I know they will aid you
They are human. Plenty OF relief will arrive to
morrow. Roswell r. FLOWER.
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rhnaaelphln Mn,ntn.n,ne ,trLct aun ran,,n..

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-The steamship
Ohio Of the international Navigation Company
Is at the brcakwntcr with n clean bill OF health.
but as the Presidents proclamation. declaring
twenty DAYS quarantine went into effect the
day she sailed from Liverpool she will DO do
taincu.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 12.-The reported death
from cholera ut Jeanette OF a recently arrived
Belgian glass blower proves 10 he false The
doctors who had charge of the case pronounce
the disease cholera morbus.
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30 CHOLERd ON EOAED.

Her Arrival Without NisrRso.
BosToS. Sept. 12.-Thc Cunard steamer Cat
alonin. from Liverpool. arrived at Quarantine
at midnight with 40 first cabin. ISL second
cabin. and GF2 steerage passengers. She re-
ports no sickness on board during the "trip and
all on board Hre healthy. DR.. DurGin OF the
Bonrd OF Health and DIR. Irwin Of the United
Stntes Marine I~losnitnl wSeryirn both visited
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when Baby was dek. We rave her oastor1A
when she was . Child. sbs cried for CastortA
when abe became Miss. she chung t. castorA
Wasa shs had Children. she gave than CastssA
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Tho PesasyIvania 1ssirOsd
!. the only line that msintsins a strictly nrst'clss:
other Limited exprsss trains ars msrsly imltsttons
OF the celebrated Pennsylvania Linttsd.-Ads.
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The Pennsylvania Limited
10 vita ont . peer in the world Of travel II reaches
ChieAg IN less than twsnty.fous hours.-Ads
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Tho Peansyivauia Rsilroad
Louis.-Adv.
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Flint's Fine Furniture.
They 70 so fast that . week Of two mors viii clsAA
cut the surplus Of the french furniture. -AJS
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Bee. lin, Tor s~un.lo-s.w Yors o.nsraL-Aa-
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Corporation Counsel Clark called on Prof
Collins and remained IN consultation with hin.
was summoned TO the Telephone by DR.. Jon
kins and talked with him for lli'r"n minrtss.
o'clock. Mayor Grant. Edward Stokes. Police
Commissioner Martin. Gen. Porter. and J.
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JINhlNN = FiTNf'i u '''''
II Judg, rarnard's Injunction Is not dis
las determined to discharge all the Norman;
MAS cabin passengers from Quarantine ana
allow them TO come to tllecity. II Is now Nv"
or six duys since n case of actual cholera was
discovered on the Nurmannia. an! thar was
among the stokers. Tho members o! the, crow
removed more recently have all rrcorar,'. Dr:
jenkins will assume all responsibility, himself
almost convinced that IT is his duty II DO TINS
In view II the present situation.
Gov, Flower returned to New. orr, on mo
Tatrni at I - O'clock. Prof. Collin, took
charge Of the Governors hendllnrterS IN M,
evening. He told the reporter NAV no MAJ
Corporniion {, unset .Jrnks. Together they
called upon Judge BARNARD
THE GOVERNOR hur aElylp WITH THE ORDER.
"Ths Judge tolt us, sad. ,Prof. Collin.
WAS granted had not ipen He'd. Wc;Iu"!;,
find thcm, but could not. We have. no, been
not r~esroDsibie for It's enforcement. u
we could land tho passengers there would
be no legal reason for not doing so. lnt IL
there IL resistance | doubt whether the GOV
ernor would feel like calling out re militia to
overcome it. The situation would 10 this:
IAN order OF court declares TINT the pas
sengers must not bc landed by certain persons.
including the chief executive OF the state. He.
not being notified. goes ahead as IL no injunc-
tion had been granted. But every citizen may
resist the landing because the court SO orders.
and It would be rather hard to send the
militia against them when hoy are obeying
the law"
THE CONSULTATION AT THE WINDSOR.
Corporation Counsel Clark called on Prof.
~ ~ 10 - -.,I .tt., N.tti htu.