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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13
OUTRAGE BY THE POsTOFFICE"
Resolution Offered 10 the House Rela-
tive 10 a "Sun' Article.
CHARGES AGAINST rnE CLERKS.
a ni'i for thc Disposition of Aban.
doned Military RESERVATIONS
Ia Wyoming.

WAsHiNoroN, Dec. l2 - After n
orlei debate In the Houie today, Dele.
gate Smith OF Arizona succeeded In
securing the passage OF his bill direct.
Inv tho secretary OF tho treasury TO
repay Feiilera IN the Tucson land dis.
irict for all moneys Illegally collected
from them by the receiver OF public
moneys.
Mr. Cummings OF New York offered
lot reference resolution reviewing an
editorial In the New York sun of the
5llh ut., healed "Outragc by the
to,iohce," charging that the clerks Ia
the department AT Washington ARE In
lhe hablt Of excluding newspapers
from the privilege Of being carried In
lhe tnaiI hs secohd'clnss matter without
previous notice to the publisher, ind
that II has been discovered that there
nro persons tesiiing In the national
capital who will attempt the adjust.
tnent OF difficulties OF this sort for "a
money consideration. II IL further
stated that the ostcnslblo reason for
Interference with the distribution OF
trndo journals IL n desire 10 keen the
mails from being loaded down With
advertising matter for which tho PEG
tle have not subscribed; yet dur
ing the months preceding tho elec.
ton many million campaign docu.
ments were carried In the mails at a
rate not allowed publications Issued for
buslntss purposes, % in the interest OF
temperance or religion. IL IL Inserted
that the postmaster.goneral and tho
superintendent OF census have each
taken personal advantage Of their
opportunity to use the mails In the
manner the department pronounces
Illegal for other cltlzeng. The committee
ON postoillces was directed to invcsu-
gate the charges.
A bill was passed for the disposition
Of certain abandoned military feserva.
tons In Wyoming.
RopIesentive acoit, OF lllinns, In.
troiuced In the House bill providing
hereafter n tax on dlsiilled spirits,
to be fixed at sl.25 per gallon.
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Yale students In cour.

New HAVEN, Conn, Dec. l2.-The
case OF Fred M. Wyrahauser, q Yale
student charged with brepch OF the
peace, was called IL tho city court thi,
morning, but on motion OF counsel was
continued until next Friday. Prose.
cutting Attorney Dow said today wal
rants were iesued for several NOR,
Students and they would be served soon.
1t Ia now thought that the police will
carry out their threat Of several days
ago, and arrest all that participa in
That disturbance. This afternoon De.
'eclive Sergeant Cowles arrested James
a. McCrea, member OF the Yal
football team, charged with breach OF
ine peace against Adder, OF the New
haven Opera House orchestra. The
prisoner was released on bonds.
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BEGINNING OF PROCEEDINGS.
D,tudant Refuses 10 Bind Himself 10
Keep the Trial Secret.
ur PUBLISHES ANOTHER LETTER.
No.. s.t. re only Discharged His
Honest Duty 90 His Country
aud the church.

NEW YORK, Dec. l2.-vicar General
O,Conner Of Bishop Wigger's official
bou.ehold was made presiding officer.
THIS first question brought before the
,udce was rs /, the secrecy OF the pro.
r,oiIngs. II was the wish OF Bishop
wlerer that 10 statement be giveu
GU, for publication, and tina. persons
ure,ent pledge themselves 10 silence,
hit when the oath was administered
,oall except Father Corrigan, he re.
t,.el 10 bind himself, claiming that NJ
ihe defendant In the trial OF this I'm.
roftance he had right TO express his
views and make known the result OF
the trial. DIR. Burtsell, in behalf Of tho
deendant, objected to the trial before
Or. O,Conner, on the ground that thu
latter. rs member OF the bishops house.
hold. was biased. After much discus
.lon'it was agreed that Manager Doane,
who was also n member OF Wigger'e
household, be appointed 10 confer with
OiConuer TO hear the evidence OF the
witnesses Wednesday, and report to
The regular court Thursday.
When the session was concluded,
Father Corrlgan expressed himself a.
greatly satisfied with the progress.
This evening he gave out for publica'
lion a latter to Bishop Wigger, ~
which hc refers TO the latter's various
charges, etc. He says in his letter that
he referred TO the Newark German
congress as u body, and not as indi.
yiduals, and he thinks, as au Ameri'
can priest, he had n right % express his
yiews on what seemed TO him 10 be
important.
Asa national aud religious question
10 resent an insult offered America
prelates by eccl siasts, who assembled
In purely English.speaking diocese,
mud as pro!essediy an original element,
hhey should have been called upon TO
apologize. There was no offense In
tended for the bishop personally, ana
II any soreness was manifested, II was
bn consequence Of tho bishops official
konnec,ion with that foreign organiza-
lion over which lie presides every
year outside Of his own diocese 10 the
humiliation OF his own flock, for 1t IL
we'll known that this orga izitlon has
manifested an anti. American spirit on
several occasions, and caused bad blood
whichever II held meetings.
Father Corrigan says he did not In.
tend any diarespect to The bishop, and
RETAINED from replying even when
the papers represented the bishop
hs speaking Of him "a n "crank." II
In the discharge OF what ho deemed
his honest duty to his country and
church, he occasloned annoyance by
inadyertence or heat OF expression, he
regrets II. He IL perfectly willing to
lel the matter drop, and hopes the
bishop may be pleased TO look at 1t In
The same light.
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THE PANAMA CANAL.
Tho noings OF th. Company 60 be
Thoroughly Investigated.


Thoroughly Investigated.
PARIs, Dec. Elm the Senate 10.
day NJ. Lacombe questioned the gov.
eminent as to it, attitude In the Pana-
ma investigation. Bourgeois, minister
Of Justice, declared, amid the cheers
OF the supporters OF the government,
that bio desired that a complete and
searching light be thrown upon the
affsirs OF the company. He added,
however, that he and his colleagues
would oppose the passage OF any special
law that threatened to involve a po,sl.
bic conflict between tue executive,
legislative anu judicial authority.
The chamber OF deputies today
adopted the proposal made by NJ, u,
Boisserln TO Invest the Panama in
vestigation comInlttee with juiicial
powers. This action was taken despite
the opposition OF NJ. Bourgeois, minister
OF Justice. A bill providing fof a tax ON
contracts for the future delivery of
stocks and bonds was passed, by ma.
lority oil thirty, IN the chamber OF derl.
ties today. Rouvler, mi mister oil iins l.,,e,
opposed the bill, but the Opposition
availed little.
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city OF Chicago. Absolutely unknown
70 the public work has been going on
Ior year past towards the erection OF
q magnificent building on Armour
avenue, aud II Ia now all but ready for
occupancy. IL will be known as the
armour institute, and be to Chicago
All that Drexel Institute Is to Phlla.
delphia and Pratt Institute Ia to Brook
lyn. The building is but small part
OF The GIT. In addition TO IL and for
its support Mr.. Armour gives 81, 400
wy. All that money and brains can do
VIII lie done toward making II the
greatest institute for manual training,
science and art In the country. MIR.
Armour conceived the plau years ago.
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fumors are moro reliable than those of
year ago. No doubt large tody Of
bandits, the remnant Of GaraS's men,
have organized for the purpose OF
plumber aud flight on the Mexican
side, opposite san Ignacio. IL Ia learned
That Captain Roliilo Sequero and the
nrst lieutenant and eight soldiers OF
the Mexican nrmy have been killed or
woundcd by The bandits. The loss OF
the bandits IA not known. Mexican
trools were sent down the river from
New Laredo. but none Of the United
states troops loft Fort McIntoth.
Everything IL in readiness when n
courier arrives with one or more
names Of the participants 60 anidavlts
can be made against them.
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DANGER OF DRAuGHTS.
THE RESULT DEPENDS ENTIRELY
Upos THE STATE OF VITALITY.

UrOS THE STATE OF VITALITY.
II Is strange the difference there IL In
people about sitting in q draught Of
air. Some people can sit or lie in a
draught anu not suffer the least iiic0n.
venience, while others would catch
their death OF cold In few minutes.
says the Home.Maker. Why IL this?
lt cannot be wholly due to the relative
strength OF the individual, nor solely
10 the conditions OF particular organs
of the body. Judging from observn-
tons II would seem that, other things
being equal, those who have the hes,
capillary circulation are the oues least
likely to suffer. But this again de-
ponds upon certain other conditions.
A person who hasa very feeble pu SO,
showing low vitality, cannot have
good circulation in tue capilarles; the
surface is easily chillei, hence the
LANCER OF taking cold.
But you will see another individual
with a strong pulse, good vitality, who
Is apparently as susceptible 10 draughts
az the one who IL feeble. Tho cutancous
circulation IL sluggish, owing TO ali.
normal conditions. 1t may be due 10
an error In diet or something which
interieres with the surface circulation.
One who lives largely on oily foods
may have skin 30 torpid that the
capillarics In 1t cannot do their work
properly; or, II there IL an excess Of
bile In the blood, this ilnid may be 80
thick that the fine network OF capil.
larles cannot carry It. The surface
circulation will be sluggish and the
skin easily chilled. Chicago Aops
Record,
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Immigration Arrangements.

LONDON. Dec. L. Peters, score.
tary Of the n Jrih Atlantic Steam shin
association, has given out The state.
ment that in view OF the American
regulations In regard 10 immigrants,
the association today decided to carry
on Its vessels only saloon anu SECOND
class passengers from January LIST
next. IL was also decided TO materially
reduce the number of sailings during
1903, and raise the saloon and second
cabin rates In order 10 make up for the
loss that will he Incurred through the
abandoning the steerage traffic. All
special excursion rates for the
Columbian Exhibition have been with.
drawn by the association aud no doubt
this action will result In q large falling
oil In the number OF foreign visitors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13
KANsAs ELECTORS.
Are tho Weaver Won legally Chosen
That IL thc Question.

TOPEKA, k,., Dec. Ia statement
was published this morning to the
effect that 1t Is a serious question
whether tho Weaver electors Ia this
state are legally chosen FOR the reason
that OF 10000 Democrats who voted for
them majority voted ticket
headed "DemOcrntic Tlckct.D IL
this point IL sustained It would
give the Harrison electors n m ijorliy.
The Populist leaders here interviewed
on the subject this morning scout the
Idea. They ray these electors are us
much Democratic electors es Weaver
olectorv, having been regularly nomi.
mated 10y the Democrats; that the
Peoples party do not instruct the
electors how they shall vote, and the
fact that the Democratic ticket bore
the names Of Cleveland and Stevenson
for President and Vice President cuts
no figure. The electors chosen, II they
80 desire, can vote for Cleveland aud
Stevenson. The votes have been can.
vassed and the only way TO make the
most OF the matter now would be by
curt injunction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec. Widespread
damage was caused by tho bursting Of
the large water main on Flfth A venue
and Charles Place this morning. Two
blocks Of cottages below tho grade
were Hooded. All the inhabitants are
temp rarily homeless. II is manu-.
featuring aud storage district and the
ilrms therein loss amounts raging from
one thousand 10 twenty thousand each,
amounting In the aggregate to large
sum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-Grand Chic.
Sargent OF the fremen and Grand
Chief CLARK OF the conductors were In
the city today comforting with Grand
Chief Isamsay OF the striking telo.
graphers. All three declined to talk ut
the conclusion Of the conference.
The strike ON the Rock leland seems
to have narrowed down to question
Of endurance. The officials declare
there is no strike and operators say that
IN the end the road must come 10 their
terms.
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CiScIssATi, Dec. 1.-THE Cincln.
natl presbylery In secret session voted
late this afternoon upon the second
and third charges against Professor
Henry II. smith Of the Lane Theo.
logical seminary and he was founu
guilty OF both charges. The charges
pertain to his views ON inspiration. A
committee was appointed to consider
and report the PENALTY at a meeting to-
morrow. In view OF the close vote 1t
Is surmised that the penalty OF ex.
communication will not be comments.
cd anu possibly not even more than
ndmOnitions, IA the committee rs made
up includes several supporters Of the
accused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13
GERMAN RIFLES.
Ahiwordt was Probably Right After
All.

BERLIN, Dec. l2.--Notwithstanding
the conviction OF Electors Ahlwordt
and Semitic, who accused the Hebrew
gun making firm OF Lowe a Co. OF
furnishing the army with detective
rifles, there seems some doubt In tho
mindsoi certain members OF the Reiob
tag regarding the quality OF arms
borne by the Infantry. At the session
Of the house today several questions
were asked on the subject.
Chancellor Won Caprlvi said tho
quality OF the rifles In use by the army
Is thoroughly good both az regards
pattern aud execution, and, he added,
the weapons were fully equal to tho
requirements Of the present condition
OF war. He Included IN his descrip-
ton the soldiers arms aud weapons
manufactured by Lowe & Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Will con.
. aN5 nns o oVoO words aad disposing OF
s,-'Vuo,oOo worth OF property was died
lor probate In Surrogate Ransom's
gVu,' 'nis afternoon by Judge john n.
pilion' ~ was that OF Jay Gould.
Juuge onion stated that the original
uoeum;nt contained nothing new adj.
9itlohai 70 The facts already publishoJ.
Liooste Clerk riornay at once issued
CITATIONS 10 the heii1 aud the uext of
Kun .oi ,ne probate OF the Will, which
we.e ni.ue ieturnabie the latter part
VI 'niS month. Ihs ailidavits of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13
In the Interest Of labor.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1.-THE
twelfth annual convention OF the
federation OF labor cOnyenes here to-
day. The labor situation OF the entire
country will he canvassed thoroughly
anu stels looking 70 the Organization OF
an entire mole Of procedure In labor
matters will he taken.
President Gompefs called the con.
vention TO order. George Chance de.
livsred the address Of welcome In be.
half Of the UniIei Labor League. A
committee on credentials was app lint.d
and tho convention took recess until
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec. lg.---Scnlptor II. H..
Park OF this Ct y has completed the
model In clay Of the Montana silver
statue TO be exhibited Mt tho Worlds
Fair, for which Mics AHA Rehau
posed. II will be exhibited 10 several
thousand invited guests next Tuesday.
Colonel J. .. Harvey Gays all the tall
about other actresses being asked 90
pose and pay for the privilege related
TO the statue for Columbus which pro.
ject was afterwards dropped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13

PHGSIX, Ariz., Dec. i2.-Exclte.
ment Is at fever heat over gold nnd
IN tho placer ground In San Juan river.
Trainmen and telegraph operators are
deserting tho railroad, Gripping 1t.
Even officials OF the Atlantic d Paci.
hc have caught the infection, aud yes.
terday n party left Canyon Dlable en-
route TO tho mines. Business Ia seri-
ously interfered with. Friday one
man washed out sT00 and another re.
ported $1,000 as q result OF thirty.six
hours work.
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Mo.lem Abhorrence Of BELLS.

The whole Moslem race despisea and
abhOrs the sound u bells, which thu
say causes the evil spirits 10 assemble
together. They do not use them on
their mo'ques or churches, but have
instead men called muetzlns stationed
In the minarets, who call out five times
each DAY for the people TO assumbie for
prayer. The cry Is; "Ihere il no God
but God, aud Mohammed Is his
prophet. p--H. Louis RepuJtc.
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A sensible Argument.

The finding Of remains Of the mound
BUILDERS In New Jersey is an import.
ant addition 10 our scant knowledge OF
those early inhabitants, proving ~ Il
does that the noun l.lulldors wore
clothes. No garments have bsen dis
covered, but even the unscientiflo viii
realty see that no unclolhei human
being would ever have srlegted New
Jersey M place OF resIIence, utiass
the mo'quitO is u modern invention
AeO York Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-13

LONDON, Dec. l2.-G. w. Hobbs, the
great London builder, and Il. IL.
Wright, solicitor, were arraigned anu
remandoi for hearing on n charge OF
forging bill for $1,000. Other charges
OF u similar nature were made against
them, anu the total OF their frauds
amount 10 n large sum. The forgeries
were connected with the recent failure
OF the Liberal Permanent Building
and Investment Society, the Land
lEvestment Trust aud. Hobbs IL Co.,
limited, builders and contractors. II
is expected the trial will result iu sen.
sationAl Developments In regard to the
methods followed by land and building
societies. number OF which iallsd
recently.
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AmerIcn'. Mos, valuable Library.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-By tho terms OF
an agreement just perfected the Now
berry Library will have one Of the
most valuable Libraries In America
and tho developing nucleus Of what
will probably become one oftho largest
OF tho kind In the world. Secretary
Hamilton, one OF tho trustees OF the
American Medical association, has an.
nounced that the Newbcrry Library Is
to become the custodian oi70J0 mo licsl
works belonging TO the association
which are now in the Smithsonian
Institute In Washington, and will also
be the custodian Of all additions.
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Agree with saioiII.

RoAlE, Dec. l2.-rhe M0aRCur de
RoUio publishes summary OF four.
teen propositions on the scholastic
question that Mgr. SatOlli, the papal
ablegate, has submitted 10 the recent
conference Of atchbishops hell In Now
York. The Pope, Cardinal Rampalln,
papal secretary Of state, and the Gou.
gregation OF the propaganda are In
accord with these propositions.
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n.or,rEnuoop or SOLDIERS
\ New Organization In thc Interest OF
democracy.

INDIANA oLis, Dec. l2.-Artlcles Of
association OF the national "BrOlhor-
hood OF soldiers" were filed with the
secretary OF state today. The organize.
ton II Democratic, anu the subordinate
hranchus are TO be- schools OF Dtmoc'
racy. Both Union and Confederate
Democratic soldiers are eligible to
membership, and In the event OF thr
death OF member his Oldest son, II n
voter, Is eligible TO the vacancy. OF
the mtmhvrs OF the national council
three are ex.Union soldiers ana two
nte ox.Conieueratcs.
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A u. a u. @. Roundnouss nurn.d.

sALIDA, Col, Dec. EAT 0 O'Clock
this morning the Denver * Rio Grande
Railroad roundhousu was burned. The
fiames spread to the machine shops
which together with the valuable
plant were also destroyed. Seventeen
engines were burned In tho round
house. The loss on the engines, tho
machinery la the roundhouse anu the
shops Ia estimated by railroad officials
at Sl0O, 900, but lust how much insur.
ance there is IL not known at present.
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executor, George J. Gould, licleu ".
Goulj, Edwin anil Howard Gould,
wer. filed with Pfobat. Clerk Tlcfnty,
ami shows that the value Of tie real
estate which Mr.. Gould ltn In the
State, 70 be s., 900, 900, and the value Of
his personal property 10 The state lett
by him to be worth ST0,OooiNlO.
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Cn.pLraos, :. O., Dec. ls.-rhe
foreman OF the Horscshoo Phosphate
minee, near Jacksonboro, today killed
four OF his etnplOyes. There Il M
tclegfaph station In the vicinity aud II
Is impossible to learn tho oiuse Of the
tragedy. A posse Is alter the man.
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Loo Wa, necnlI nntellI.

NEW YORK., Dec. Rumors have
reached this city that Mgr. 5atolli
viii be recalled by the Pope because Of
his recent address on the school qucs-
ton. The text Of the document or the
publishing Of 1t or both, IL Is said, dis.
pleased Leo.
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PARIS, Dec. i2.-Thc Temps says
the first examination OF thu remains
OF Baron RciDach proves that no died
from poison. The bourse Is unsettled
owing to rumors that prominent polit.
Teal percentages heretofore unnamed
are COMPROMISED In the Panama canal
scandal.
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Now YorN sloeh ,InrLet.

New YORK, Dec. l2-rhe stocks
became comparatively quiet after II
O'Clock with narrow fluctuations aud
downward tendency. Inc selling was
due partly to the report that the gold
shipments tomorrow might reach 49,.
100000. At noon the SPECULATION was
steady aI fractional recovery.
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Tho Rock I.Innd NIrihc.

81 JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 1.-The strike
" Me telegraph operators ON the Rock
,siahu assumed a more serious aspect
tnh morning, when the rest OF the
u,ioshorhood men left their keys. The
,nes connecting with the ROCK Island
, rl orders to take no perishable
freight from the road.
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AuCusrA, Ga, Dec. ia most re.
voting story comes from Eigeheld
county, ). O., Of negro woman who
killed and cooked her two.y,ar.old
habe md sctve.l portions 0! rs iiesh 10
friends at IA party.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Gladstone May be Invited 60 speak nj
thu Opening.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE committee
on ceremonies OF the Worlds Fair !.
seriously considering the question OF
Inviting Gladstone to DO orator OF the
day at the opening OF tho Exposition
In May next. To the Bay City Indus.
trial Works OF Michigan belongs the
honor Of being the first TO install an
hctual exhibit Mt the Worlds FAIR. II
consists OF complete electric transfer
fable, and the object Of Its construction
Ut this early date 10 that II may assist
In the installment Of heavy exhibits
which will later cover the floor OF the
transportation building.
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A Nhooiing AmrnY.

SPARTA, Ca, Dec. l2.-A shooting
ailrhy occurred on. the streets here this
afternoon. DR.. Gilmore, who wrote
Third party political letters, killed
"Dude" West, member Of tho legis.
lature.
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YORK, SD, Dec. l2.-During the
absence OF the parents, some paper
took iifc In the home OF D. Il. Albert.
son, and two chll1ran were suilJca;et.
Mrs. Albestson 10 now n raYing ma.
MAC.