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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07
THIBoDAUx, LINE, sAMEDI. ooToBRE 1896
.Vous ne trouverez point d'arme,

-Vous ne trouverez point d'arme,
ne cherchez pas !
Ellie laissa 6chapper un cri de rage
ct Sc precipita yers la fenesre, mais il
~ pr6ce ia, ct toujours calme
Nous ne sotnmes qu'au premier
etage, dit-ii, vous vons blessericz sans
vous tuer. Et 81 vous voulez seule-
ment appeler au secours, vous etes
libre. :.
Il ouyrit Ia .fenetrc tonte grande.
Gabrielle sc pencha avidement. Des
gems passaient dams la rue. Deux
gardens de la paix traverserent
lentement. les mains derriere le.. dos.
| La, etait lie salnt, un mot, un cri la
sauvalt Norbert etait un peu plus
pale qua pordinaire. Tout pres de
Ia jeune file, il suivait, dun cell
fievreux, chacun de ses movements.
Les gardens de Ia paix arriverent
deyant lh0te, machinalement, leve-
rent les yeux ct aperenrent Gabrielle.
---Rappelez-vous &c que je viens de
vous dire, fit le marquis voix basse,
au moindre mot, c'est la mort de
votre pere.
Gabrielle await la moiti6 du corps
penchee hors de Ia fenetrc. Les
gardens de la paix etaient 81 pres,
quelle les entendit /:
-Joli moroccan dc fillette, murmu-
rait Fun, dams sa moustache.
/ --Trop pale pour moi, faisait
'autre Jaime mieux les rouges.
| Gabrielle Sc tut, les gardens
s'sloignerent, disparurent All tournan1
du cours la Refine. Et la rue redevint
deserte. Le marquis referma la
fenetre. Son sang, un instant arrete
Sc reportaita a 50 tete ct lui enflam
matt les joues ct lie tour DIES yeux.
/ --Allons, dit-ll, vous devenez
reasonable.
II lui prit la main ct la baisa
galamment, pres du poignet
-Bient6t, vous serez marquist
d'Argental
Gabrielle, la tete lourde ct vacillante
sur les 6paules, CONNIE I'm fardear
incommode, Sc lalssa tomber, heb6t6e
sur une chaise.
-Bientot bient0t murmurait
ellie. 81 ma mort pouvait sauver MOI
pere, je mourrais avec bonheur /!
Mais lui, impitoyable, lisait tonjour'
en- ellie
-Votre mort serait vuivie de |:
sienne Songez-y
Alors ellie resta lmmobile, les yeu,
ferm6s, n'osant meme plus penser
puisqu'il devinait tout.
XIII
s, lie marquis Ia laissa, mais ellie III
resta point seule ; les deux agents d
Rououin, qui ravaient arretee, entire
rent au salon. lis prirent place, TuI
pres de la porte, Pautre devant lei
fenetres. Tout celia silencieusement
Et Ia iournee s'ecoula ainsi, longu
CONNIE un steele. Le soir, Norber
apparut il await pass6 un elegan
costume de voyage qui lui seyait
merveille il await lie visage repost
ii s'inclina legerement devant Gabr
ellie. Les agents etaient parts.
Ma chere enfant, dit lie marquis
ie viens vous chercher, une vOitur
i nous attend devant Photel. II nou
e faut vingt-clnq minutes pour nou
5 rendre la gare de Paris-Lyon. L
$ train part a huit heures vingt-cinc
? II est pres de hut heures. Nou
e n'avons pas de temps d perdre.
e Ellie lie regarda demi folle de terreu
-Ainsi, dit-elle, tout celia est yrai
t, il faut que je vous sulve ? Non, mol
je he veux pas, je ne veux pas
e Et ellie Sc recula jusqu'au fond d
Ir salon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
KNIGHTS or PYTIllAS.
Opening Or the Supreme Lodge Iirigadts
still Arriving,

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 26,-Ncnrly
every supreme representative to the Ru-
premc lodge OF the knights OF Pythlns
was In liiR place when Supreme Chan
ccllor Richie called the lodge 10 order at
10 o'clock this morning,
Tho meeting was held In the ball room
OF the Pythian Temple on Huron street.
The building on the exterior wna bCnutl-
fully decorated nnd the inside was u
bower OF flowers and mathematical de-
signs OF tho order.
Chairman James Dunn, OF the COM
inittco on arrangements, addressed the
supreme representatives In q. brief talk
welcoming them In the name OF the To-
cal knights. He then introduced May
or Mcliisson. who addressed the Lodge.
Chancellor Richie responded to Mayor
McKisson'S welcome briefly but clo-
Qurntly, lie culogizcd the order and
declared that tho city OF Cleveland
might well feel honorcd by the presence
of such n representative body OF men M
came from from every part OF the cont.
nent and every walk in life.
He alluded to the Amrrlcanlsm of the
principles which the order teaches and
after h brief reference to the history
and growth OF the Knights OF Pythias
closed.
The lodge went Into secret session
and after being duly organized confer
red the supreme lodge rank on forty
eight new candidates. The reports OF
the officers printed yesterday were re-
ferred 10 committees.
The lodge then adjourned to meet to-
morrow morning.
General brigade meetings were held at
slaL- 49, = =
morning NJ 10 o'clock for the transact
tlon of general business.
The Smoky City bnnd. OF Pittsburgh.
played ut general headquarters and at
the Pennsylvania headquarters this
morning, attracting Il large crowd, and
the Lafayette military band rendered
some selections At the Indiana head
quarters.
The Buffalo divisions with their two
giant aNncn and a large band arrived
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia. Ohio
County. IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coislty,
West Virginia. August Rules, 1896.
Edward Afunk, doing business under the
firm name and style OF Edward Nunk &
Co, vs. John L. Parker, IN his own right
and as trustee for Mrs, ~. Annie Hall,
Eliza Virginia Parker. Mrs. Mary Tag
CART and Richard Taggart. her husband.
and Mrs. NJ. Annie HILL and Joseph Hall.
her h~u5hand.-ln Chancery.
The object Of this sui; Is to enforce
against the interests of John L. Parker.
Joseph n. ]. Parker and Simon p. Parker
In the northern onc-tOurth OF lot lS3 In
Chnpline & Eof'S addition to the city Of
Wheeling, W. Va, the lien OF 4 judgment
obtained against shcm by said Edward
Munk 4 Co. In the municipal court OF the
city of Wheeling on the 18th day OF
costs.
And 1t appearing from nnzafhdavit filed
In said cause. at these rules that the de-
PENDANTS, John L. Parker. Mary Taggart
Richard TaEGart. ARE not residents
OF the state OF West Virginia. and they
not having been served with process In
said suit, on motion Of the complainant.
by his solicitors. thls order OF publication
Is entered against them. and 1t is ordered
that the said defendants, above named,
be and are required 10 appear within one
month after the date of the first publica-
t!on of this order and do what Is necessary
to protect their interests. II il further
ordered that this order be publishcrd and
posted as required by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. clerk OF our
said court. Mt the court house OF said
county. this 4th day OF August, 1886, to.
wit: August Rules, 1886.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk,
Published the first time August ,. iNs.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
HUBBARD 4 HUBBARD.
Solicitors for Complainant. uu5-w
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AN OBJECT LESSON.
How M 0i,io Farmer was Convinced that
tho Mexican Dollar I. Worth Only Fifty
Crnts-iic's Tor Mckinley Now.

Hes Tor Mckinley Now.
Mr.. George w. Conncl brings n good
story back with him from Newark. o.,
which shows that tho financial question
IN interesting tho farmers In that section
to u considerable cNtnnt.
Mr.. C0nncl was vlaitlng his parents,
who live Il couple OF miles back OF New
ark, and had u golden opportunity to
learn how the wind was blowing pollti-
cally IN the Democratic county Of Lick
lng. Ills observations showed him TINT
dozens of old time Democrats had he
come dijgtstnd with the principles
enumerated In the Chicago platform,
and they have come ont Hat footed
against bryan and reputation.
There was one resident OF that neigh
bOrhOod, however. who would not give
IN his party or allow It to gtve him up,
but he stuck to the POpdcrntlc principle,
silver and all. lic waa not n rich man
and only owned about ten acres OF land,
and therefore h. said he wouldn't Join
with the capitalists. One evening after
he had finished quite n heated argument
with Il noiEhbor on the question, he ask
cd him II he was going to allow him to
cut his corn this year again.
How much are YOU going to CHARGE"
asked the farmer.
"Oh. the same az last year" replied
the sllvcrltc, five cents n shock"
This was satisfactory. but in order To
have some fun with his friend, the farm
or replied that he had n notion to let II go
until after the election and II bryan
was elected, he could pay for II In Next
can dollars.
"rhunderation," suld the 'sllvcrltc,
you can't fool me about them Mexican
dollars. saw that story In the papers
about them bcin' only worth nifty cents,
but Its NIL n burned campaign lie. I'll
take them In pay for my work Just the
same M any other dollar"
He had no Onc said this than the
farmer took him IN. md the agreement
was signed 10 that effect. The, neigh
bors guycd him SO much about II that
the silver man thought IL best to go and
investigate, which he did the next dn".
and when he learned from II reliable
suurcc that the Mexican dollar h only
worth fifty cents, he wu9 wild and now
he swearS that Bryan IL anything but
honest and will give his support to Nc
Kinlcy.
The farmer will not hold him TO his
agreement, but will pay him in good
honest United States dollars.
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THE CI7Y SURVEYOR.
Proposition to Pay Him II Salary
After This Year
INSTEAD rFEEs AsAT PRESENT
The Matter Discussed by counclln, men nnnd
Members OF the Committee OH Claims,
All OF Whom Arc Agreed that tho
Change Should no Niadc-aiaps, Plans
m rints badly Needed, hut the city
Owns Then, Not-surreyor whlte'.
Opinion.

Although There was no meeting Of
council last night, owing to no quorum,
n question was discussed among tho
members present that Is OF importance
TO the community at large, and 40 doubt
II will be brought before council at no
distant day for action.
II IN In regard To tho city surveyor and
aow he should be paid for HIS services.
The question atpss first In the meet
Ing OF the committee on claims held
Monday afternoon. when Surveyor
White presented his bill for services rem
dered. amounting to something over 500.
MT. Butts, who was present at the meet
n g.,snid that while hc did not object to
the bill rs presented, he was In favor OF
changing the fec system and making 1t Il
ealarted position. Mr. White Bald that
In his opinion such q o would prove
more satisfactory To both the surveyor
and the citizens and pointed out many
benefits that Were to be derived from.
such action.
As 1t is now, the city selects n surveyor
each year, and when any question comes
up before II committee regarding any
claim or ordinance pertaining to real
estate, the surveyor Is instructed to
make drawings, etc. for the commIttce's.
Inspection and the regular professional
charge is made In each case. which In IL.
years time. amounts to considerable,
and still the city has nothing to show
for It.
The Idea us expressed by Mr.. Butts
and by the councilmen last night was 10
make the office Il sularted one. qnd all
drawings, etc, made by the surveyor
shall be the property OF the city. At
present the city hus not n correct map ~
the real estate and streets. 1t has no
plans Of the grades. II has no plat OF
che water mains or the sewerage system.
oil OF which are badly needed.
The result of It all ~, that there are
numerous complications arising every
day and the council committee. are bur
dened with matters which, II the official
maps and plans were NJ hand. could be
disposed Of In short order.
Surveyor White called attention to the
fact that the sewerage system Is very de-
fecttve. In some OF the highest parts NJ
town, the sewer pipes are nearly twice
as large MS those with which they con-
meet and empty into the river.
II might he added that Mr.. White has
been moderate In his charges. and the
committee does not take exceptions to
the size NJ his bill. but In the opinion OF
the members. and in the surveyors opIn-
ion. the city Will be greatly benefited
by a change in that office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
ELKINs AT SPENCER.
Addrrs,rs One OF the GreRt.st Political
gatherings Ever Assembled In Ronno
Conniy-oprncd Tho Eyes or Democrats.
Special Dispatch to tho IntcllIEcnccr.

Auurrs>rs Ono or the tsreRtsst polltica I
gatherings Ever Assembled In Ronnc
Connty-0penci Tho Eyes or Democrats.
Special Dispatch to the In~tcllIgcnccr.
SPESCER.W Va. August 2j.-Spcn-
Ger WAS alive to-day with Republicans.
Democrats and PopuIists, who had
gathered In TO hear Senator Elklns. who
was billed to speak. Such Il gathering
In an Interior county had never before
greeted the senator. In consequence VI
which he was at his best and dealt
some sledGe-hammer blows which had
telling effect. The COMMITTEES ut first
tried to seat the crowd In the large
court house. but IT. couldn't begin 10
be packed in, and they adjourned to
the large and beautiful lawn surround
Ing, where n platform was erected.
Conservative estimates place the crowd
ut l,5oO people. who stood like trees for
two solid hours nnd gave the senator
their closest attention. Re dwclt upon
the tariff. The sheep and lumber in
tercSts more than anything else Inter-
cstS the people Of this county, who for
the past few years have felt the effects
OF Democratic rule.
Mr.. ElkInS also handled the money
question IN his usual comprehensive.
style. and old md prominent Demo-
Gratis could be- heard exclaimIng that
they had before had 1t made 50
clear to them. 1t Is plain 10 be seen
that the free silver sentiment Is on the
wane in Roanc, as well as elsewhere.
While here Senator Elkins was royalty
entertained by Hon. c. c. Smith, and
also received every courtesy at the
hands OF the good people Of til. thrfv-
Ing towrVof Spencer. Give us more
such speeches az E!kinS delivered and
all Will be well In old Roane.
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS.
MnsSachusetts National Democrats "a
State Convention.

Sih't tphNrhtiOh.
BOSTON, Aug. 2J.-The convention OF
gold standard Democrats Of Massnchu-
sets, to adopt Il platform and elect dele
gates to the indianapolis Convention was
called IA order by rX-MayOr Frederick O..
Prince. Hon. j.. Russell Reed. was made
temporary chairman.
Committees were appointed on pCrml-
tent organization, OF resolutions and on
names OF delegates 10 the indianapolis
convention aud pending the report OF
these committees. Charles S. IIamIin.
assistant secretary OF the treasury, was
introduced and addressed the conven-
ton. He said In part:
we gather here today to preserve
tho prosperity OF our people. and the
financial integrity Of our people. Our
old ship of state has got Into the hands
Of n new crew and Il captain who IS
rapidly running II on the rocks Of de-
Structlnn. W" have seen delegates elect
ed by the state to our national cOnven
ton removed In order that threats might
b- fulfilled by those who would not vote
for n certain man and 60 that they could
have the two-thIrds vote to elect a man
who told them truly that he was not a
Democrat"
Continuing. Mr.. Hamlln paid n high
cnlogy to President Clevelaud's admins
tratIOn and his words were warmly ar-
pluudcd.
Referring 10 the issues nf tho hour. tho
speaker said: 1--WE have conditions that
must be changed, hut the free colnagc OF
silver will not put more none into the
treasury OF the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.
souid Money State Convention In iii.
m~ols-State Ticket i.amed.

H... itA' hittu
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-The Democratic
gold standard state convention was
called to order this afternoon by Chair
man A. C. Ewing. Of the state commit
tee. About n thousand delegates were
present, representing cvry county In the
state. The following ticket was unani-
mously nominated ut 4 c held late
last night: Governor. Gen. John G..
Black: lieutenant governor. Chester
Babcock: attorney general. William $.
Forman; state tseraurcr. Edward Rldg-
ley: secretary OF state. l.. J. CudeSki;
auditor. +. E. W. Brink.
After the convention was called 10 or
der by Chairman Ewing. Rev. w. b.
Hamilton. Of Cavalry church. offered
prayer. Chairman Ewing addressed the
convention and set forth the events
which led up to the calling OF the con-
vention.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Ewing's adj
dress, Lloyd Hamilton. OF Springfield.
was introduced as temporary chair
man.
In taking the chair no said:
we are not boilers: We arc the DEM
ocratic party. We stand. by the faith OF
our fathers and against the waves OF
Populism, socialism. and anarchy which
beat up against our ranks. Under the
mae and frantic cry of free silver. all
the odds and ends of political lunacy
have banded themselves together TO
bring ruin and disaster upon our coun-
Try. We now witness the hupiliatIng
spectacle of n large section OF the tri-
umphant Democracy of 1892 at the feet
of those ch!nch bugs OF modern politics.
called PopulIsts. The policy OF these
aliens In political sin Is rule or ruin. l6
10 ! or riot"
After n vigorous speech by Senator
Palmer, the convention adjourned until
3 D. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
GRAND EXCURSION
To Pnrker'hurE and B,eunrrhnsset
island, Sunday, August 40, 1890,


Sunday, August Goth. the Ohio River
railroad will run an excursion To Par
kcrsburE and BlennerhnsSctt Island.
Rate from Wheeling will he 81 90 for the
round trip, which includes steamboat
ride TO the island and admission TO the
grounds.
Prot. Joseph E!Sele With the largest
balloon In the world. o. feet from mouth
TO apex and 60 feet In diameter. has
been secured At great expense for after
noon ascenslnns with two parachute de-
cents. Professor Elsele. performing
marvellous ncrobatic feats. will drop
from the clouds in m of them, and
from the other will be suspended his
team OF trained goats hItched 10 a cage
OF ~piGeOns-the most thrilling exhibit
ton ever given. You can't afford TO
miss IL.
Special train will leave Wheeling at
$50 a. H., eastern time. Returning,
leave Parkersburg at 6 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
MICHIGAN FUSION.
Free Silver Factions to Combine on .
state Ticket

BAY CITY, Mich. Aug. 25.-The
Democratic state convention wns called
10 order ut moo by Chairman Baker. OF
rhe state central committee. who said
the Democrats had for the first time
since the civil war taken possession OF
the Democratic party.
Charles S. Hampton was selected rs
temporary chairman. His address was
received with great enthusiasm and
when he said The Democratic ass has
jumped the fence and gone into the Nc
kinley pasture" the applause and
laughter was loud and long continued.
After the appointment OF the usual
committees. the convention adjourned
until 4 O'clock.
The POpulIst stae convention was call
cd to order long after the hour mention
ed in the call. r. b. Taylor made n
speech and the usual committees were
appointed. 4 committee on conference
with the Democratic and other political
parties relative to the proposed division
OF offices was named.
Th- silver state convention was called
to order by Chairman Sigh. Alfred
Williams was selected as temporary
chairman. y committee was appointed
to confer with the other parties upon. n
union ticket. after which the convention
adjourned until 3 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
WHITEEY-vANDERBILT


Marriage In New York.
NEWPORT. Aug. 2j.-The wedding OF
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, oldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. 10 Mr.. Harry Payne Whit
ney, oldest son Of the former secretary
OF the navy. William c. Whitney. took
place at noon to-day nj The Breakers"
the Vanderbilt ummer house.
The legal marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. George i. Magill. D. D.,
rector ofNTrinity church. OF which Mr..
Vanderbilt Is Il member. After the Ger
emony the couple passed into the gray
room 10 receive their guests.
The bridal party left Newport on pri-
vate car Nc. 1913 with q special engine Mt
2 o'clock this afternoon, but no one
would disclose their destination, al
though II Is still believed they will pro-
coed 10 LenoX, Mnsg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Chairman Edmiston Denies that they
Will he mt C!iHrIeston.

Special Dispatch TO the I%ntellIgenccr.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. 25.-
Chairman Andy EdmIstOn. OF the Demo-
cratic committee, vas here to-day and
denied that he had named Charleston as
the place for state headquarters. He In
clines toward ParkersburE. md while
here examined several suites OF rooms
suitable 10 carry on campaign business.
Edmlston left this afternoon for Char
lesion and he may have another surprise
IN store for Chiffon and his gang. who
though downed for chalrmanship, think
they have a lead pipe cinch on head
quarters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26

THEORIES OF curc may be discussed
at length by physicians. but the suffer-
ers want quick. relief: and One Minute
Cough Cure Will give 1t to them. A safe
cure for children. 1t Is the only harm
less remedy that produces Immediate
results" Charles, r. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie &
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Ben
wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
ATKINSON IN II
lie Addresses M Enthusiastic Audience Mt
BuCkinnnOn.

Special Dispatch to the Intclligcnccr.
BuCKIlANNON, Aug. ?5.-To-day
Upshur Republicans held their first rat
Idcatlon meeting here. The crowd was
large and enthusiastic. being composed
OF old Republicans and n good number
Of new recruits. Hons. George W. At
klnson and George c. Cole were tho
speakers. Atkinson's speech ana mr.
gumcnt was very convincing. for Imme-
diatcly afterwards five Democrats wero
heard TO say that there was too much
logic and sense in that speech for them
eve to vote for free silver.
II the Upshur majority IS to be Judged
by to-day's meeting. she will excel her
former majority of LOO by 800. Akin
o speaks tonight nj French creek and
n large audience will receive him there.
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from Portland prison Inst week, arrived
here yesterday evening and became
completely dcrangcd upoi, seeing HIS
mother and disappeared soon after
wards. He has not been seen since, nj
though Bcarchcrs have been securing
the nClEhborhood all night long,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26

SINCE 1878 there have been nine cpl
denies OF dysentery In different parts
OF the country In which ChnmbcrlaIn's
Collie, Cholera and D!arrhosa Remedy
was used with perctct SUCCESS. Dyson.
terry, when epidemic. Ia almost az go
we're and dangerous MS AsIatic cholera.
Heretofore the best efforts OF tho most
skilled physicians have failed to check
It's ravaEes, this remedy, however. has
cured the most malignant cnseg, both
of children and adults, and under tho
most trying conditions, which proves
II to be tho best medicine In tho world
fOpboWcl complaints,
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PARKEIsSRURG. W. Va. Aug. 26.-
The Ohio River railroad management
To-day restored tho cut In the time OF the
section men to ten hours. but have tatqn
OFT both construction cIc&E and all flint
ing gangs. This throws another large
number OF men out OF work.
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Special Dispatch to the TntcllIgen:cr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. August 25.-
Hon. Andrew IGdmlston arrived to-day
and has headquarters Mt Hotel Pcy-
ton. Hon. Charles Gallahcr. of the
secretary OF states Office. moi him at
the traln and escorted him 70 bis hOtcl.