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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07

There Were Twenty-Seven Negative Votes
Cast, Eighteen of Them Republicans
The House Aiso Passes the River and
Harbor Appropriation Bill Under sus-
pension Of the RuIes-The Day In the
Senate Capital City News Notes
WASHINGTON. April There was a
very large attendance in the galleries OF
the house Monday to witness the final
action on the Cuban resolutions and in
anticipation OF an exciting contest over
| the attempt to be made TO pass tho river
and harbor bill under the suspension OF
the rules Under the agreement made on
Saturday the vote on the adoption OF the
report Of the conferrees on the Cuban
resolutions was the first thing in order
after the reading of the journal. Hit do
| manded the regular order. The speaker
| put the question on the resolution OF the
conference report. The great swelling
chorus of ayes was followed by a feeble,
| scattering negative vote and the speaker
was about to declare the motion carried
| when Hit asked for the yeas and nays.
Yielding TO the appeals OF many mem
bers, ho wever. he Withdrew II.
BouteIie Remained Quiet.
Boutelle, " no had made himself con-
spicuous by his opposition to the report
| made no effort To secure the yeas and
nays and the report would have been de-
clared adopted had not Tucker, mem
| Der of the foreign affairs committee who
has opposed the Cuban resolutions, ut this
juncture stepped forward and demanded
record making vote, and the roll was
called. The report was adopted-2A TO
a. The announcement was greeted with
a great demonstration on the floor, which
was taken up by the galleries. Those
who voted in the negative werc as follows:
Republicans-Arnold, Rhode Island;
| Atwood Black, New York; Boutelle.
| Daniels. Draper, G.llet, New York; Gil
let, Massachusetts,; GrJut, Lefever, Mo-
| Call, Massachusetts,; Moody. Poole, Simp-
kins, Wadsworth. Walker, Massachu-
setis; Walker, Virginia; and Wright-la
Denocrats-Berry Black, Georgia.; Cul-
berson, Elicit, Elliott, Lockhart, Tucker,
| Turner, Georgia; and Taylor-9
River and Harbor Bill Passed
As soon as the Cuban resolutions were
out OF the way Hooker OF New York,
| chairman OF the river and harbor commit
| tee. moved to suspend the rules and pass
the river and harbor bill He asked that
the reading of the bill be dispensed with,
but Richardson OF Tennessee objected to
passing IA bin carrying millions of dollars
without the formality of reading It, The
river and harbor appropriation bill was
passed under suspension OF the rules by o
rising vote of 2l6 TO 40, the opposition no;
being strong enough TO secure yea and
nay vote
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
woman Charged with a Big steal.

DENVER, April Mrs. Emma Yorko,
of San Francisco, was arrested here last
night as she alighted from train, on a
telegram charging her with tho theft OF
S2e, 500 from her daughter-in.law, Mrs.
Gibson. Mrs Yorke's son, Fred Gibson.
saloonkccpcr OF San Francisco, died a
few days ago and his mother left before
his funeral for Frederickston, N. B. Upon
discovering that the money Gibson had In
the bank was missing his widow had tele
grams sent which stopped her mother-in-
laws. Mrs. Yorke admlts having the
money. but says her son gave 1t to her be-
fore he died When searched but 81, S0l
was found ON her person.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
p.,,,ncton Booth Stands Firm.

NEW YORK, April 7.-BalIington Booth
and his sister, Mrs. Booth.Tucker, have
had a protracted conference which lasted
from 10 o'clock Sunday night until 4:3o
Monday morning. The meeting took
place in Balington Booths residence at
Montclair, n. j., and besides the princi-
pals there wore present DIR. McKelway OF
Philadelphia and Mrs Maud Booth.
There was no lack of cordiality In the
meeting of brother and sister. but II Is un-
derstood that the entreaties which Mrs.
Booth-Tucker addressed TO Ballington
Booth to return to the Salvation Army
fold were without effect.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Heavy Diamond Robberies.

ST. AUGUSTINE Fla, April 7.-Dis
mond thieves have raided the Flsgler no
tells on the coast during the closing days
of the season, securing gems valued In the
aggregate at nearly $4,000 Tho heaviest
loser is said TO be Mr. Henry NJ. Cutting
of New York, who was robbed OF jewelry
valued at sl3. 0OO. William Frceborn and
daughter, Miss Freeborn. lost gems val
nod at 81. 600. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Camp OF
New York. at Royal Poinciana, on Lake
Worth, are also losers Of jewels valued at
4 ono
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
EsfIura i'm Millinarx.

ST. PAUL April 7.-Adolph Kallman,
the wholesale millinery merchant, doing
business ON Fourth and Wacouta streets,
made an assignment Saturday to Benja'
man l. Goodkind. The assignment was
due to the bad weather, which had retard
ed trade considerably. as we'll as poor col
'ections. Mr.. Goodkind is Of the opinion
that II the stock Is properly disposed OF
and the claims and accounts owned by
the concern are carefully nursed the as
sets will net the creditors lU0 per cent
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
ARE HAPPILY MARRIED
Cele ebr alton OF the Harrison-Dim.
mick NuptiaIs.
BUT THIRTY.sIx GUESTS PRESENT.

The Ceremony Takes Place at st. Thomas
Church. the Rev. j. Wesley Brown ON
ciating-The Church beautifully Deco
rated with Flowers In Honor of ths Oc-
cssion--Neither of the Children OF the
Ex-President Witness the Ceremony.
New YORK, April Tx. President Ben
3amin Harrison was married soon after
o'clock Monday afternoon to Mrs. Mary
Scott Lori Dimmick at St Thomas
church. Fifth avenue and Fitty-third
street, this city The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev J Wesley Brown.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Acquitted Ar,.r |. Hard F1gh.

BESToNvILLE, Ars.. April IA. J.
Testament, charged with tho murder OF
Rev. Burrell Simms, an old gentleman
supposed to have much money secreted in
his home on Pea Ridge. six miles north of
here. was acquitted here Sunday night
after hard fight. this being the fourth
trial. In 1894, when the murder occurred,
Testament was convicted and sentenced
to hang. A rehearing was secured by his
attorneys and three other trials have fol-
lowed, resulting in aD acquittal after a
cost TO the county OF about xl2,0 ,000
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
FUNDS FOR CUBAN cAuse.
Unknown sympathix-r Has Sent Cheeks
for o11 900.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7-Dr John
Guiteras, "a leading Cuban patriot Of this
city, has received letter from an un.
known Cuban symprthizer, who signs
himself "Ignacio Agramontc." inclosine
q check for $4,000 In aid OF the Cuban
cause, and another for 81 ,OOo to be given
TO the widow Of Cuban journalist who
had acted as secretary to the Cuban dele
gate, Senor Estrada Palma.
This makes the third letter which DR.
Guiteras has recslved from his unknown
correspondent The first. which came
two months ago, inclosed check for
1900 In aid of the patriots cause. The
second, received about q month later.
contained a check for q, ,O0J
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
CnrrIed the Now, to For Lake.
runcra, of poien's Victims.

CLINTON, Ills, April 7-While Edward
Pollen paced to and fro Sunday In the DE.
catur jail the two mutilatcd victims OF
his murderous shotgun, Mrs. Il. MoMui'
lon and her daughter Myrtle. were laid to
rest in Clinton's Woo lawn In tho pres
once OF several thous and people. The
neonle are law abiding, but the feeling
AGAINST Pollen is so strong that tho clever
of,lrcrs are credited with good sense In
spiriting him TO Macon county. The hev'
IIuncan Macarthur. Ia the funeral SER
mon. said the courts we're 100 tardy ia
i,s,ice. The Two mur tered women were
hnrlod in the same grave Mrs McMui'
len loayes four little children.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Rank Teller Arrested.

ST LOUIS, April IA special telegram
to The Post Dispatch from Macon, Mo,
says Harvey Gray. teller Of the First Ma
tional bank M that place. was arrested
at the town of Clarence Sunday night
charged with embezzling s4,2Oo Of the
banks funds. Gray admits the charge
and says he has been speculating in Chi.
cago where he has s3 900 margin. He 10
highly connected and has wealthy rela
tives in other parts of tho state
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
NAV D,.rup, the OrxnnIsstiou.

PITTsBURG, April 1.-THE restoration OF
Simon Burns TO the presidency OF the
National Window Glass Workers associa.
ton, which was ordered 10y the court on
Saturday. threatens TO disrups the strong
est labor organization from q financial
standpoint, in the world The opponents
Of Burns say they will at once renew the
fight against him. but on different
grounds. II defeated In their plans to
oust him, it is claimed they will withdraw
from the association. Burns has many
warm adhcrents and the fght of the fac
tions promises to BE- more bitter than
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
ARMY AND VOLUNTEERS CLASH.
tt Is Oniy n Clash OF symbols. However,
and No Gore Is Spilled.

tt Is Oniy Clash OF symbols. However.
and No Gore Is spilled.
CLEVELAND. April 7.-Thero was a
conflict between Bsiington Booths
American Volunteers and Corps No. l of
the Salvation Army here Sunday. 1t was
a conflict of prayer and melody, however.
The Volunteers held their fret public
meeting In tho public square There were
about twenty-five Of the Volunteers
Most of them wore the old Salvation
Army uniform and the Blllington Booth
badge. A crowd OF 1000 followed the
Volunteers from the First NJ Il church,
which had been packed at tho ster
service
While the meeting In the square was In
progress the Salvation Army corps with
brass band appeared on the scene.
drowning the prayers Of the Volunteers.
The meeting went on. however, and soon
tho two bands of soldiers wele praying in
different parts of the little park. The
Volunteers ran their meeting on the pa
triotic line, making much display Of "Old
GLORY" "
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Tuberculosis Among the Cattle.

LANSING. Mich, April 7.-Dr. K A
Grange. OF the Michigan agricultural col
lcge, who has Investigated tuberculosis In
almost every part Of the state, has discov
cred that the disease also exists In The
fine herd OF thoroughbreds nc the collcgs
farm, notwithstanding the special carr
and exercise given these cattle.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
M,pl.,er Terrell iu Washington.

WAsHINGToN, April 1-Mr Terrell,
United States minister at Constantinople,
arrived in Washington Monday and re-
ported at the state department.. He had "a
long interview with assistant Secretary
McAdoo who has been specially charged
with the conduct of the branch of the
diplomatic work of the department, in
cluding Turkey, and described to him at
length the conditions existing in Turkey
when he left that country.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
oLYMPlAN GAMES BEGUN.
Americans Garry on the Houors ON q
First bay of Contest

Americans Carry On the nouofs on tHe
First Day Of Contest
ATHENS. April THE opening Of the
Olympian games was observed here Mon.
day as q national festival The city was
brilliantly decorated and great enthusiasm
was manifested over the sports. The day
opened with TO deum in the cathedral,
which was attended by the royal family.
The weather was cloudy The members
OF the American team are In excellent
condition and full OF confidence. The
trial races consist Of one Of 4Oo and one OF
800 metres Also throwing the discus.
The Greeks fear their American competit'
ors, but all the athletes are very courteous
Co each other.
The American contestants won In
throwing the discus. the hop, step and
Jump, and In the trial heats for the l0O
yard dash, and quarter mile run. Robert
Garrett, captain Of the Princeton team.
won tho discus throwing event
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Charged with Counterfsiting.

LOUISVILLE, April 7.-Scott Wheeler, a
young man who recently came here from
st. Louis, was arrested Sunday night
charged with counterfeiting. CON plete
outfit and quantity Of counterfeit coins
were found in his room. The police b.
lieye Wheeler Is n member OF gang OF
counterfeiters raided st Cincinnati not
1As anA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Rom.n Pr.,a,e. for Arbitration.

BALTIMORE, April 7.-Cardinal Gibbons
has given out an appeal for arbitration in
stead Of war, signed by himself and Car.
dinals Vaughan OF Westminister and
Logue Of Ireland. The document Is the
result Of q correspondence upon the sub
ject between Caruinai Gibbons and his
colleagues. whose names are affixed to the
appeal, and was issued on Easter Sunday
because OF the appropriateness OF the day.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
pcrI.hed In n Prairie Fire,

ToPEKA, Kan, April 1-News OF the
terrible death of two children, William
and Alice johnson, In q prairie fire In
Morton county, near RIchfeld. reached
here Sunday night. The children made a
heroic effort to outrun the fro, but their
horse became exhausted and could go no
farther. Flames which wero leaping
twenty feet Ia the air, were soon upon
them. and death speedily followed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
c,hh o,.a from Exposure.

LINCOLN, Neb, April 7-It has been
discovered that the late county treasurer,
Maxoy Cobb. whose body was found last
week In a field near town. did not COM
mi ssicldc rs AZ fest supposed. Ths cor
oner's jury found chat death resulted from
expnsurc Cobb was on "a spree and wan.
dcrcd on the on pr irie His books are all
right
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
co,o,cd Murderer Hanged.

HHLExA, Mont, April 7-Wiliiam
Biggerstaff, colored, was hanged here
Monday for the murder OF Richard John
son. champion fighter of Montana Big
ce-staff was perfectly composed. his
neck was broken and he was pronounced
dead In eight minutes.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
WIN Be Concecrated at Detroit.

MARQUETTE Mich, April 7.-Mail adj
vices received here state that the date OF
OF Bishop G Mott Williams
has bcen fixed for May l, and the place
Detroit. The ceremony Is to take place in
Grace church, with Bishop Thomas Davies
The sermon will be preached
bv Bishop McLaren OF Chicago The
bishops of Tennessee and OF Fond du Lac
,.iil "a. Tho nrpsenters
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
L.xai span,ards at Tampa.

TAMrA. Fla. April THE Spanish In
habitants OF Tampa met at their Casino
70 assist In raising s5e, ooO,ooo TO enable
Spain to construct two nrst-olass anu
twenty sccond-olass warships The con.
tributions are to extend over period OF
ten years. In which time the amount Is 10
ks. nj aQA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07

WORCESTER, Mass, April 7.-Fns broke
out In the spring department OF the Wash
burn s. Moen Misunderstanding company >
plant at Quinsigamond Village. resulting Z
in the loss OF sl50.00O tc ei65,0 5,0oo The loss
Is fully covered by insurance. Two hun
drod men are thrown out OF work.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
nntier of a Tug Explodss.

BRUSSELS, April THE boiler Of tho
steam tug Virginia exploded b tween the
villages Moerseke and Bacrrodc on TIE
Scheldt Four of the Grew were killed
aud the shock OF the explosion caused the
barge to sink. drowning the bargeman' ;
family OF ei rht persons
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Iobin.. onsr Accented,

WASHINGTON. April THE secretary Of
the treasury has accepted the offer OF
Frank John of Chicago Of si7, 800 for the
old materials in the custom house build
ing at Chicago the same to be removed
at Jobin's expense
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07

CINCINNATI. April "A special from
Piqua says the l0o.horso power boiler VI
the Orr Linseed Oh mill exploded Mon
day, wrcc king the east wall and damaging
the whole structure. Loss. $40. OD.
Three employees were slightly injured
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07

PITlsRUEG. April r. c. Patterson
Of tho Newcastle Wire Nail company Is
authority for the statement that as re-
suit of tho steel billet pool, wire nails
win b, advanced % cents per key Tnls
will make an advance OF 40 cents within
the past two weeks.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
nae psAIH REcoRo.

w. c. POTTER well known jewelcr, at
Chicago.
JAMES J STOKES 49sr at san Fran
csscu
~. Il. WILLIAMS prominent capitalist.
at " arrvnsUurg Mo.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
Ano,hcr Nra...cr. Of Armen,an..

LONDON, April THE Vienna CORE
spondent Of The Times says; The Water.
land publishes letter from the superior
of the Catholic mission station at Orfah
declaring that 500 Armenians have been
maSsacrcd there"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
AIRS. MAi.Y LORD DIMMrcK.

rector OF It Thomas and was very sim
pie. General Benjamin +. Tracy, former
secretary Of tho navy. was General Har-
rlson's bcst man. Mrs Dimmick had no
bridesmaids but was escorted up the
aisle 10y her brothcr-ln-law, Lieutenant
John +. Parker The ceremony was wit
messed by only thirty six guests.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-07
CUBAN RESOLUTIONS.
House Adopts the Report Of the
Conferrees.
DEMONSTRATION OVER THE RESULT

There Were Twenty-seven Negative Votes
Cast, Eighteen of Them Republicans
The House Aiso Passes the River and
Harbor Appropriation Bill Under sus-
psnsion Of the RuIes-The Day In the
senats-Capitai City News Notes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-19
INSURGENTS ARE GAINING.
The Cuban Resolutions in Congress
Causes People to Join Them.
WEYLER ADMITS IT in INTERVIEW.
Says He May BE Forced by Circumstances
to ResigD-Two Stories About
the Haw kins.

Madrid, March is--In an interview with
General Weyler Published here the cap
tain general is quoted as expressing great
surprise at the charges made against him
IN the United States. in view of his great
prudence pending the settlement of the
question Of bciligerency.
General Weyler is also credited with
having said that the attitude of congress
stops the normal development of the war.
Continuing. the interview places General
Weyler on record as saying tnat numbers
Of persons are Joining the insurgents
from all parts Of cuba, and even in the
capital. Havana, because they hope they
VIII be recognized as bclLgerents. The
Spanish soldiers, the captain general is
said to have added. are fighting hcroically
and 1t is impossible to ask them to do
more.
In conclusion General Weyler is said to
have said that he is confident of the
eventual success of the Spanish cause, hut
the contradictory demands of prudence
and eN treme measures combined with the
difficulties arising from the question of
belligerency and the elections may com
mel him to resign"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-19
CHICAGO WILL pLAY HERE
Next saturday and Sunday at the Travi.
street Park

Next saturday and Sunday at the Travis
street Park
Arrangements have been completed With
Adrian Arson whereby the Runaway
Colt viii bring his Windy city aggreea-
ticn to Houston to meet the Bayou city
team in battle royal next Saturday and
Sunday, at the Travis street park. The
Houston team was to play IN Galveston
with the Chicagos ncN' Sunday. but II
was thought advisable by the management
or tho Houston Base Hall association to
Induce Captain Anson TO bring his team
down here next Saturday and Sunday. so
The Cap. was ruug NJ by telephone this
morning and WAS convinced by the elo-
quence OF President alley thar Houston
IS the best base bah town In the State.
and that the Chicaeos would draw more
people in Houston than the Worlds Fair
drew visitors In the Windy CITY. so tho
captain accepted and HIS gigantic form
VIII be seen here on the above named
dates
Manager Carson and Captain Shaffcr
had the boys out again yesterday after
noon and all show M In first class shape.
George Reed, the "Adonis" OF the Texas
lee cue, Is in first class shape and IS as
fun of gnisor rs John l.. sullivan ever
was In his boat lighting days
The dates for tho games We're changed
In order 10 give the people OF Houston
an opportunity to see the article OF hall
the team * capable of putting up, and
no doubt large crowds will attend both
games The management is especially
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-19

New Orleans, March ls-Results at the
lcodth day of the Crescent city Jockey
club meeting;
Tour-year-olds and Zip, six furlongs-
Miss Rowett, III Ham. Z to 2, won;
alet, 1913 (sherrer) 6 TO /, second; Re
maud, lo5 q. HID. to 2, third. Time,
117ia.
one and one,quarter miles, selling
Ncwhcuse, 81 CLAY to ., won; Fo1destt.
g tNutO 7 to /, second Dr. parke, 100
(Ross), to / third. Time. 2l1h.
CHarD. to l. Won: ironstone. Jos Il inn.
I 70 / second; Bonnie. Belle S on. VIII
Handlcap one mile-Robert Latta, lGi
Clayton; to ? Won; Ashland, e Cats e,
Quito. Is to !. third Time, l:i5.
,,S Seyen and one-ha "a fpronss ;, 2;,nsd2lG
loi (SherroD. e to f. second, Liberty Bell
M dlyle}, 3 to T. third; time lloh, 49,,
Seven ana oue-half furlolgs Little
Matt 1913 (McGlone), even, won; Arkansas
Traveller, ll& GInrU, Z To !, secoud Jim
Henry, 1l5 Corner, to 1. third. Time
IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-19
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Tho Congressional Campaign In the
Eleventh Is o..
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE BREWSTER.
with Crouch Of PearsaIi ~ an Alternate
Nominee--Neu~es and Starr Counties
Instruct for EIeberg.

Rockport, Texas, March is.--Tae repsn-
lican congressional convention net here
at p. m today with twenty-tarre Of TIE
resented.
ton. urging harmony.
B. NJ. Sheldon OF Rockport was made
temporary chairman ard Mr.. I-saihars
tcolored) OF Nues.cs secretary. and lssy
were afterwards Unanimously eleStss per
tnanent chairman and secretary.
The committee on resolutions reportec
reaffirrning the principles o. the ropahl-
can party as announced in ;he Minne4ne!ls
platform Of issa. passed the usual reso!G-
tions saddlins the democracy with the
responsibility for al sAe lis fAas flesh ,s
heir 10. f&rord protective ta-itt and made
ton.
c. c. Pisree was Nominated ~ Judge
James o. L1fr for ecilgr Sc tui al MS
own request was witairzWz- ard NJ
Pierce proceete3 20 nominate Calvsn Is.
brewster q Laredo and VAs ssoan9s5 hy
Glass TIE nomination of SrsNs.sr was
made unanimous
II mot being Snovn whetha- Brewster
would accept the couve1tlcn, On motion
L. Crouch Of p-alrsal .or c1nAs-ess la 'Asa
Brewster fasiei 20 i1iisate els sc-tgta1-e
by ths 81 instant
c, c. Pierce was rornira-s-i ~ rtair-
man OF tAe executive uC.i 1lt-ee far zee
EIeFearr carEresgssa-dt lLssrsct AIS ce
was unanimously e-=rts-t af-er s17s.ea
ny EehifrN. p a.en WIGS @s d
burial Ok tbs 1a.ch - ald --ve-.es-s;
The COW enttcu was u-a-a7s.N~s 1rut1
Jndre Ja-uas o Lghv kcat the hoys ~
goed hurICr hT ? ls iG-lii Bile stories ans
T,,.ai ds,ro-~sss ,se-.. humorous AZ lr.-