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The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
sxEeuTsIx's NorrCE.

Estate Of cfANDREw 7. RIACIif.f. deceased.
Tho undersigned. having been appointed ES-
ccutrix of the last VIII and Testament ef Andrew
r. Rnchly. late of the County OF Delta, and state
Of Colorado. deceased, hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the County Court of Delta
County, al the Court uousc in Delta. at the jan
uary Term. on the lr q Aonaay in January next.
said Estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated Iith day Of pecember. A. u, iseS.
MARY a. Bl.AciiLl. Exccu'riS.
,rirs, pub. pec. Is, iSas; last Jan. 1. lssil
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
Try KohnIe's Confectionery.


The stockholders OF The Crawford
Clipper Ditch company are hereby in
formed that the annual iaee.ing viii be
held at the residence of S. ]. Alten. on
p. m. for the purpose of e!ecting directors
for the ensuing year, and the transaction
OF such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
o. r. S,SpERsoS, President.
S. j. ALrES. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Fred. S. Cooper, Manager uf ;hc Kec'cy
Institute. is in town looking over some
Of the gentlemen who are addicted 10 the
use Of whislscy. Mr.. Cooper is one the
men who have been cured by the Kecley
cure. und is Il good example OF vhn, this
treatment will do for those who are ad.
slicted TO in'cnpcrancc. A branch Office
hus been established in Grand Junction.
This institute will also cure the 'obac.
co or opium habit.
There never has been n question ap 10
the b!essinrs DIR, Kccley has been to this
country. and will still continue TO do.
Any who arc given 10 strong drink are
fortunate in having this branch located
SO near them.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
REMEMBER
Everybody Invited
to attend the ball at
the Opera House on
Christmas night.

to be professional cracksmen. About $50
in money and revolver was the reward
the thieves obtained for their trouble.
Money seems to have been the sole object
of their visit, as nothing else was dis
turbed about the premises.
The work of blowing the safe was
success and well planned. The daring of
the deed is apparent when the public
place selected by the cracksmen for ply
ing their vocation is considered. This
was a saloon under the Fifth Avenue
hotel. The hotel proper occupies the
second and third floors of the building,
while the first floor is occupied by bust
ness firms, the saloon, being one Of these.
The hotel is open at all hours of the
night. and someone stirring about the
premises at all times. But that the work
might be performed undisturbed by the
intrusion of disinterested parties,
sentinel was placed at the front Of the
building to give timely warning in case
of probable discovery.
Here are some OF the business men of
Dubois. the new gold camp:
VIM. Ghent-Restauran and miners
supplies.
Frank Anrews- Meat market
E. J. Bowers house.
Griffey & Sutton Real estate.
Z. a. Sperry-U. S. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor.
Major Skues-U. S. Deputy Surveyor.
z. NJ. Harris Assayer.
Otis Thompson-Restaur
Ike Anderson-Livery and feed stable.
Rawalt & Watkins-Editors Pick i
Drill
The usual residences" are going up,
and these who turned up their noses at
Goose creek may wish they had stake
over there somewhere.
Trinidad. Colo. Dec. l3.-The F. J.
Primrose Wool Co.. with George NJ.
Forbes. president, F. J. Primrose, mana
ger, organized here yesterday, and will
Immediately put in a large wool securing
plant consisting of two-story brick
building 5ox1l2 10 be erected at once and
machinery including 80 horse power
gine. The plant will give employment
to 80 men.
Louisville. KY. Dec. IA freight
train on the Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western road. north bound, was wrecked
at 10 o'clock this morning. and fourteen
stock cars, with the engine, were thrown
down a steep embankment between West
Point and Muldraugh. Kentucky. twenty
four miles south of here. Three lives
were lost. one man probably fatally in
iured. three others slightly hurt, and
about 100 cattle and as many hogs
slaughtered.
The dead are
THOMAS kEEGAS, engineer. of Louisville.
JACK Downs, fireman. OF Louisville.
STEPHEN JdscE, a tailor of Newark.
Ohio.
The injured
ALnERr CuuHcH tcolored will probably
die.
JACK HoDeEs (colored) head injured.
WILLIAM LOUSY of Boston, Massa-
chusetts, and CHAREs JACOBSON OF Joliet,
Illinois, both tailors. injured about the
head and bruised badly. injuries not seri-
Gus.
Engineer Keegan was conscious when
taken from the wreck and lived three
hours. remaining conscious to the last.
He leaves widow and two children.
Joyce and Downs were instantly killed.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

r,hc lnrrcet crowd ihat has VET Icon To
...,;,, :, ,,o .n,;,,y VIVA 4, nj.
.,...aa NY ,ss, r.;any avo,,nr A, in.
.a-..,;,,r aa,,,,a ia n, .heoucs.ion
.,pss.,.s, NV, un;,od s,,tos ,hor,a
,,s.aa ,h, ,.rnr,ost maya, rowcr-
Messrs. Wo!bort and Chiias spoke Tor the
affirmative. and Van Tuyl and Braisted
Sor the INCENTIVE The affirmative won.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Interesting services were held at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday both
morning and evening. Rev. Kirl.wood
of Colorado Springs preached. Baptism
and communion services held. Ii is ex-
pected there will soon be pastor for the
Presbyterian church.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

As an appropriate service for Christ
mas eve" Rev. Gill will give an illustra-
tod sermon by means OF stercopticon
portraying the life OF Christ This Will
be n new feature FOR Delta. and everyone
ia asked to be in their seats promptly at
73O us the house must be darlscned.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Gale Brothcrs have bough. a large
stock Of furniture, Christmas goods. and
in fact everything needed by the house
keeper at "hnrd-,ime- prices. They are
now rcs,iy to cell al hard time" prices.
Come in nad see them. Is tits no trouble
TO show goods, and they are always glad
TO meet friends aad customers, old and
neg. Sauae old place.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

The "Picl; and Drill'' is the name OF
the newspaper started in Dubois, thenew
Goosc creek town. Ore is now packed
out on burroe, but no doubt side track
will be run to tho camp next summer.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

There will bs Christmas trees at all
thrco churches on Saturday evening.
There is an interesting musical program
prepared a. each place. At the Baptist
church will be given specially prepared
cantata.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
Ko,,nle's Tary aoc per pound
Finest stationary at The Delta Phal
macy.


wish TO TRADE $50 acres Of improved
land within III miles OF Cincinnati. Ark.
for horses in Delta county. There are 10
acres in good orchard hearing all kinds
of fruits; 40 acres in clover and timothy
meadow; 20 acres in clover and orchard
grass meadow; 40 acres in clover and
timothy pasture: 10 acres in timber;
good buildings, and well fenced: creek
runs through pasture aHording best
water the year round. Place will rent for
Slo0 per year above expenses.
ji5 FRED JACKSON, Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that there will
be meeting OF the stockholders of the
Hart!and Ditch Company on Saturday.
January G. 1884, at p. m, at the
Delta County Court House, for the pur-
pose of clccting officers for the ensuing
year. LERoy HARBOUR. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

There was n large party o: skaters
down ON the Gunnison las. evening. and
Sagwa Stone fell all over himself halt a
dozen times. and he is using cour; plaster
for the tender places in his pants this
morning.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

w. r. Robertson and Newt Castle went
to the hills yesterday fora big Christmas
tree for the Presbyterian church. 1t is
10 feet tall. whieh is just inches above
the top OF Attorney Rohertson's head.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

loo pairs ladies' shoes for sale at 10
cents: worth from sl.25 to q. Call and
see remnant lot OF children's shoes at
Eaiisys. Chance for bargains.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

III. W;nton says times are too hard to
have prices OF coal raised for the winter.
and he will sell you Tongue creek coal
delivered at $3.50 per ton.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Joseph f. Grayball. Of Surface creek.
left Monday for Mt. Vernon, Ind. 1t is
rumored that he will have company when
he comes bacli.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

A firs, class mill, COW: giving not less
than three gallons OF rich milk: must be
good breed.
ApprEss I. VAS BALAAs. Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Delta Lodge No. O. A. F. Il A. N. re
gulnr communication Monday evening,
December 18th; election OF officers.
A. c. BuTLER, w. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

The road to Winton's coal mines are in
first class shape, and he is selling fine
grade Of coal at reasonable rates.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

BURKHART-At Tia Juana, Calf, Mrs.
Helen N. Buri:haEt. on Dec. 0. 1898. OF
apoplexy, wife OF Frank Burkhart.
Mr.. Frank Burkhart and wife were old
residents of Delta county and well known.
Their old friends will be surprised and
grievod on receiving this sad intelligence.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

The Delta Investment Co. has some
OF the finest residence lots in the city
that will be sold this month a. $50 each.
Gro. SrEFHA,. Manager.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Buckley Brothers will promptly repair
boots and shoes, and take in exchange
butter, eggs and grain. Cali and see
them Mt Norton & Clsck's feed store.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs Duvall are snugly settled
in their new home purchased OF Geo.
Conhlin. Mrs. Duyall occupies The front
par; with her millinery store.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

II you come home and the cook is cross,
Nothing in sight that's fit to eat:
Put on your hat, and come down town,
Stop in at Paynes' and &C: some meat
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

l will be in Delta on December 10Th to
stay until New Years. and will take frs;
class pictures at So per dozen. Get your
picture taken before the year 1894 reaches
YOU.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Question "INcsoIved, That Gov. WHO 3
administration has been greater deiri-
ment to Colorado than the repeal OF the
Sherman law"
Affirmative Messrs. Drake, Pike and
Coombe.
Negative -Lnnt.rc,h, Ong and Talbert.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

We viii take money wheat or cats on
accoun: or in trade for goods.
GALE DRos.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Mrs. W. r. Simpson. teacher of piano
forte. Four.hand practice and class
lessons free to NIL pupils.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

The cHse Of Arthur Hazel and vi!c for
disturbing The peace Will co,ne up before
Judge Amsnary to-day. bu, will no doubt
be continued
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
LOCAL.

Several young ladies' will keep open
house at the residence of w. o. Stephens
on New Years day. Al callers made
heartily welcome.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

/ will have tho Williams coal mine in
good working order by Nov. 25th and will
be able TO I'LL all orders with the best
ccal on the marlsot Roads in good con
6itiun; usual prices.
ADAM LoRREa
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Don't fail to sec the Delta Invcstmen,
Cos fine lots before buying elsewhere.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Keep your wife in good humor b,
getting her some of that Tongue creei
coal: si5O delivered.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Tho latest styles in ladies' fine shoes
Oxsords and strap sandals may bt
found ut Castle 4 Reynolds.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20
What's the News?
Some of the Happenings in This
Big World During the Week.


Cripple Greek, Colo. Dec. 1S.-Thomas
n Patterson, in making his speech at
the Cripple Creek banquet, paid a glow
ing tribute to the miners Of Cripple
Creek. He eulogized and extolled their
virtues. cornplimented them on their
courage, their sterling integrity, their
great intellectual qualifications and
closed by saying that it was men OF this
character who make good Republicans
then stopped, confused, and stammered
Il mean good and great republic"
OF course, one can imagine the result.
1t broke him all up and the banqueters
showed him no mercy. They hooted and
yelled themselves hoarse. and the climax
was reached when Thomas O'Donnell
exclaimed: For Gods sake has Patter
son changed his politics again:- This
was followed up by Harry Lee telling
the story on him Of the canvasser who
was out last fall taking the list of voters
and when he inquired at Mr.. Pattersons
home OF the colored servant who came
to the door: Who lives here?" She
replied: Thomas NJ. Patterson What
is his politics. "Lordy massey. l dunno;
haven't seen him since breakfast This
completed Toms discontinue and he
soon after retired from the banquet.
Columbus. Dec. 15.-What may be
termed Quaker solemnity" will mark the
Forthcoming Inauguration of William
Mckinley when he enters upon the sec
ond successive term Of his gubernatorial
control of the commonwealth. Hereto
fore the inaugurations OF a state chief
magistrate have been the occasion OF con-
siderable pomp and ceremony. Governor
Mckinley however, has very difficult
views concerning the Forthcoming func-
tion. He takes the ground that the pre-
vailing financial conditions will not war
rant political or partisan display.
According to the plans laid out he will
simply walk into the chamber of the SEN
ate, which body will be in session at the
time, take the oath of office and return
the chambers which he has occupied for
two years. 1t will be something unique
in the history of Ohio that the Inaugural
tion OF governor has taken place with
out single dollar of expenditure being
attached thereto and saddled upon the
public purse.
Washington. Dec. l6.-Senator Teller
has returned from his Mexican trip and
comes back much improved in health
and spirits. He reports that his travels
were in every way delightful and the
reception which he received at the hands
Of the Mexican officials ard people in
eveEy wsy gratifying. He YVES from the
time of his arrival taken in hand by
President Diaz, who sent captain of
artillery to the train to meet him upon
his arrival and to act us his escort, guide
and interpreter. During his stay in
Mexico he had severa interviews with
President Diaz and was ained by him.
He was also given receptions by the
governors OF the various states, which he
visited. and altogether royalty treated
wherever he went.
Pueblo, Colo. Dec. IA daring safe
robbery was committed here about .
o'clock this morning by parties supposed
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Steve Bailey has sold his restaurant 10
Mr.. Greer, who at once takes charge.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Santa Claus has Delta headquartersa n
at Stong's iewe.ry store.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Double your money by buying lot
from the Delta Invcoiment Co.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Must close ous my lurssbcr at n
nncriflcc. q. n. ArnslDary.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Good siz-hole ranges OF fines, make FOR
only $40 at w. G. SIMPSON & SoS.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Slosnv to Moosr0Sr. and will sell
lursbcr cheap. -. n. AnasOnry.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Rollins Rros. have first class brick for
sale ut thcir yards in North Delta.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

McMurray's drug store Is headquarters
for X,nas goods.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

rnv KousLr's sosros BRowx BREAD.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

The Delta Pharmacy sells MI
cigar.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Wheat, chicken. fruit or alfalfa taken
on subscription at this office.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Go to the Pioneer Drug Store for your
Holiday Goods.
Money 80 Lorn on fesachc~.
II. IL. SMITH.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Money to loan on ranches. A. H. KING,
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

Hereafter VIC shall carry in stock n
full limo OF the famous Blue Ribbon
School shocs ot Brown Dcsnoycr, Saint
Louis. prices. You will know them by
the brand so* Gu; out OF the leather,
They IRE positively unsurpassed for wear
ing qualities by any school shoe made.
Try pair and you will never buy any
other. CASTLE & EEtScfDs.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

A rsrty os friends gave Rev. Gill and
wife pleasant surprise and brongh; in
donations ut the Methodist parsonage
Inst aycninc.
The Delta independent., 1893-12-20

The Delta Investment Co. is now soil
ing fine lots on easy terms.
0Eo. STEPHAN, NJ mag or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
TOWN MONEY JOTED TO THE HAfIHhS'

rrsorr-TIcN CARRIED IN DANRrRY. CONN
To GIVE $4,000 no THE UNEMPLOYED
,,h,,r,, Conn Dec. THE special town-meet-
i, TO-DAY WAS called to order at lpo ciock' anu
in five minutes 1t had appropriated s'''uV"' u w
norded in giving aid to those In need. ana 'hen
adjourned. ., .h,
,,,,, tho petition Merchants concluded that
1, vas useless to oppose the measure III the H''v'
inc but II Is probable that an Injunction VIII pe
hroucht restraining the Secctmen from paying out
any OF the city's money.
The meeting was the result of the acuoh o' '"e
,ocLed-out hatters who through the Selectnleh'
lid Cor q ,,cctinc TO consider the proposition to
mako an appropriation for the relief of the unem-
poycd. ,, l., ia, ,ar< Of tho city
,orI.h, II was expected that the amount would
he appropriatcd. but no one thought that the I
IRE would go through without hght. Not W WI, ~
,ns said in opposition the appropriation ana no
one voted against it, The whole business was , uo,s
nar held I'm this city II settles the question o the
locked-out hatters owning the town They hase ,s
ond town ' eovcrnment but it remained for this
meeting to show that they really mad No @ t
90 ros o opnose the wishes of lOcked-out men, lor
he knows that 1t means boycott; ana no o.her az 40
payer to raise an objection because ~ 81 ~ he
odum that will attach to him In the eyes oi INC
'un5 Wn55rTpnrcrs assume an al. Of utter indiffer-
encc as TO the result of the meeting Tney say
that their property represents but onehrteenth OF
the grand lis, of the town and that they can h stand
payers can stand the remaining twelve-thrteeh,ns
The meeting did not appoint "A committee OF hatteis
to distribute the funds, IL expected II would
do the money Will go through the hahus vi .,tv
seiectmen Perhaps no Injunction will be served
hut the Seectmen going to take steps TO thwart
the scheme Of the hatters and are getting Iesdi
advice tonight to see what they can do 49,,
Delegates from the CiSlrmakers Union actlns
urder instructions from the National Organization
al a crowded meeting OF the Hat Finshers Asso-
citation In the city Hall. gave the Hatters chioh
assurances OF the support OF the cgarmakers' ana
offered the suggestion that the hatters BUY only
cigars bearing the union label. in return for when
the cigarmakers belonging to the union Will, all
over the country. be instructed to buy only hats
containing the union label The hat finishers Vo,eu
unanimously adopt the suggestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

Hartford. Dec Herbert F. Smith; Of New; W.
Haven been reapponted state vsgber Sne%s' 80 p'
Tcwmort Dec The United States torpedo-oosat
Cushing has ett here for W9sein@gt1n ASH @ probably be
exhibited Congressman as style ,0hers o, rrai' she
which s6o ,nS NaV$ S $ewYork " Y eeo on her Way
owensboro. Ky. Dec Riley Hughes a % miner
empioyed at Tayors mines, Ohio County threw h,s a
wet lump Of blasting powder m on ,b hs fire rS rommun an
naied To twenty-ivepound Of powder stand
Ing in The 1S house to fsS5S atoms Hashes his wife
and Ave children were shoeklnsGy sGaugbter Sarah
died in a few hours. The others are seriousi! III
jured
Lansing Mich. Dec. 7-Govern9r kicn Is intnn
To- consider the matter OF relief for me uppylI pI
Peninsula miners II is nn1a estimated over tn"s until Nay l.
The Governor is preparing to maxi and
I'M W. dacide about the special session on his return
Duluth Dec. THE last cargo for the season OF
naviration was loaded yesterday. The total SNIP
monts Of grain of AL sorts iop o 'H ss hmsbsis aoat
in the harbor for winter storage rms 'o.a. ~
pared with the customs repori Increase r of lS 600 go
bushels
Portland. ore. Dec. Another big batch of Of
smuggling indictments was re,urndd isbirteen white
and thirteen Chinese The list includes al th1se Gsa
9f d6onn 6ro,,'Sd and p J. Bannon prominent lawyers
and notaries public of Portland, and Ihomas S9r rh
dom % ev-Captain of Inspectors OF Customs me
Chinese included are all well known on the coast
as prominent merchants
9, rou,s Dec IA movement has been started
by tho ministers Of the Christian churches IN
cj,,, Looking to the taxation OF church properly.
!, 'huI will be prepared at a conference Mohuay
next and will be Introduce In the state Of Lefs hc
,ahuis,i,n t,vanpcllst" said yesterday we con-
sder il altogether wrong that millions OF soiars AZ
,,,ar,b of nroperty should be allowed 10 lie ldie
wpia rho State draws no revenue from IT, In 81
Touis alone one denomination has millions OF i uoi,
lars worth OF such property wnch II y Saa,,rns
ar no expense whatever for the purpose OF reaizhs
h,oher prices for It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
POLITICAL UNCERTAINTY IN TrAIN
Z,NARDELLI LIKELY To RESUME HIS PLACE As
PRESIDENT or THE DEPUTIES-wlY HIS
MINISTRY WENT TO PIECES.

Rome. Dec THE political situation here Is SIN
uncertain No one knows exactly what the out
come will be but so far can be- learned 1t Is
believed that S.gnor Zanardelli VIII resume MS
place as President Of the Chamber oi Deputies.
He had a conference lasting three hours with
King Uumbert this afternoon. The summoninS OF
Sgnor Farni. President OF the senate. ana others
by the King was only for the purpose OF procuring
their advice. ,,u,.s
II was learned this evening that the disaHecte',
members OF the ZarnadclIi Cabinet were Admiral
Racchia. Minister Of Marine; General hars,,Tr,'
Minister OF War. and Pietro Nacchelli. Minister oi
the Treasury All four withdrew from the 'ablnet
and Immediately afterward Signor Ianardc!li re-
nounced the Kings mandate TO form a MINISTRY.
London Dec. IA dispatch from Rome t. the
Central News SAYS that the Presidency "f the
Chamber OF Deputies has been offered T. ex-Prme
Minister Crispi. and that he has refused Antonio
Nonzlli an cI-oificial OF the Italian Department
Of Agriculture who arrested In this city AT the
request OF the Italian authorities was arTaign"d IN
H. Row street Extradition Court to-day and was
rcmandcd Monziili is charged with embezzlinS IN
connection with the Banca koinana scandal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-08
TRANSATLANTIC NAIL CONTRACTS.
THE PAIL NALL GAZETTE on TIE SUPERB
oHITY OF THE QUEENSTOWN ROUTE.

THE PAIL NALL GAZETTE on TIE SUPERB
oRITY OF THE QUEENSTOWN ROUTE.
London. Dec 7-As the time of the expiration OF
the transatlantic mail contracts approaches con-
siderable discussion arises TO how the new con-
tracts will be awarded.
"The Pail Mall Gazette to-day in review oi
the subject says that the best transatlantic pas
sages are made from Queenstown The ou'wa'u
passages from that port are ten hours anu my
three minutes quicker than from southampton anu
the homeward passage sixteen hours ana thr'!
two minutes better than the eastward passage u
Southarnpton Passengers embarking az Queehs
town have a day longer in London man ~ mos .ar %
ing massage from Southampton IL an pasSe"e a., a.
sailed from Southampton they would avolu VI. @ ..n
comfort OF embarking at Liverpool or VueenstoM.i
Where time was not an object SouthanP'o" wac
preferable. . . +. .,i,h, 7 iyornool will
ro,ain a large share of the passenger IrdNIC' ",
csuse Of its proximity to the Midlands ne St,ain
ers sailing from Liverpool are unher tle III
flag while those sailing from Southairpt1." I'll, H.
nnder foreign flags II would be the helght ol In!,
il declares for England to give the man Cpialac lln
IN foreigners to help them nght f.nsiisn Snipnd
crs II further says 1t does not think that filsail
will give the contracts TO foreigners Nhoi III ~
Of war would withdraw their vesselS anu ica'e ~, ~.
country without q transatlantic IN All SCI VIZ. ~.
article refers to the enormous expense ncuiIeu ~
Rritish shipowners 10 enable their VesseIs u co"-
form to the Admiralty regulations