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EASTMAN TRIAL.
vsnIrs OF Jurors Exhausted, and New
Ons Has Been hSusd-AnIIsIy OF some
60 Get on the Jury.


One Has Been lISued-AnxIsty OF Some
TO Get on the Jury.
Special Dispatch to the IntCllIgenuer,
PARSONS, W Va, Nov, 2G--The en-
tire venlre OF Jurors summoned for thls
term has been exhausted without Sc
curing a jury in the Eastman case A
new venire has consequently been Is
sued, and pending the service Of the
summons further proceedings in the
case have been postponed until Monday,
But six unchalenged Jurors have so
far been obtained,
Arguments were heard to-day, pro
and con, as to the fourteen challenged
jurors, who We're temporarily stood
aside, and the court win pass upon
their qualifications tomorrow, II was
noted yesterday the apparent anxiety Of
some OF the Jurors TO get on this par
tlcular Jury for SOME purpose, A re-
ma"kable Illustration OF this occurred
to-dag. The defense atrenuoHsiy
sought TO qualify juror whom the
court declared disqualified, Finding
they could not get him on the jury the
defense Immediately summoned him as
a witness, and so he will serve In some
capacity at least,
Hons. a. G. Dayton. John A. Howard
and John j Davis left for home this af-
ternoon. They will return Monday.
when the case will be resumed.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov 2G.-Gnforma-
Ilon from reliable sources in Cleveland
is to the effect that at the protracted
meeting in New York City during this
week, attended by nearly oil the big
producers of wire, wire nails and rods
in the country, an agreement to consol-
ldate was virtually reached, only one
concern remaining TO he induced 70 go
In. The combination will be the most
immense ever attempted and will az
feet the entire Iron trade, In order TO
avoid the fate Of the old wire nail pool,
the rod mills viii be included as well as
n number OF steel producing concerns.
The companies affected in Cleveland
are the II. p. Nail Company, the Amer
lean Wire Company, the Consolidated
steel and Wire Compang and the
cleveland Rolling Min Company. ]. p.
Morgan, Of New York is mentioned as
chairman OF the board of directors of
the new company aud John W. Gates,
president Of the Illinois Steel Com
many. as president.
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PRINCETON, Ind Nov. 20 Nine
teen prisoners confined in the clbsoa
county jail declared themselves n open
revolt against sheriG MrTphg to-day,
For several days ugly threa $ have been
made by the prisoners and the sheriff
has been warned This morning the men
declared they would have more food OF
they would kill the sheriff, A posse %
deputies was placed oulslse ;he Jay while
Sheriff Murphy entered alone. rs soon
as he closed the duor, all the prlsoners,
headed by John Bogsr, a notorious Grim
lnal, rushed upon hlmland were about to
carry out their threats when the posse
rescued the sheriff a fierce lghi cnsued
between Boger end Murphy, and Bogar
was beaten almost into inssnsiDil!iy ana
then throw irt, q cell. When the prls-
oners saw their leader worlted they We're
suppressed wl;hout further trouble. Boz
ger says he will kill Murphy.
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BEATR1cE, Mob, Nov. 20 Campbell
smith. an aged rcclusc, was found dead
In hls house where he lived alone, to-
nlght, by nclghbors. The condition OF
no body indicated that hc had been
dead two wocl,s Rats had mulllatcd
tho remains Smith was well 10 do, hut
eccentric ana mIicrly His living OK
pensea were 81 80 month, while In HIS
trunk were found demand certificates
of deposit on local banks city Nar-
rnnta aud deeds to farm ana city pros
perty nggrcnitlng nanR thousand dol
lars, he was a lawyer aud highly a.
ucnlcd, His relatives II no has any,
live IN ohio ur lllln0lA
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TREASURY PLANS.
Secretary Gage Recommendation for
Cnrrency Reform Ia Accord With the
President.

Secretary Gage Recommendation for
Currency Reform Ia Accord With the
President.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 26,-The annual
report of the secretary of the treasury,
according to the present plans, will be
sent to Congress either on the first or
second day of the coming session. As
to the secretary's plans for the reform
OF the currency, enough has been
learned to give confidence that the
President Is in full accord with his
views and recommendations, although
in his official utterarce, as expressed In
his forthcoming message to Congress,
no may not give complete and spe-
clflc endorsement to all the propositions
covered by the secretarys report.
There will, however, be no difference
betVeen the President and the secro-
tnry, 1t ls also understood that the
forthcoming report OF the monetary
commission VIII cover recommends
tlons not essentially different from
those embodied in Secretary Cages re-
mort TO Congress. Those most familiar
with both Of these important papers
give assurance that the difference be-
tween them VIII be easily reconciled
and that to the support Of the PROPOSE
tlon 40 harmonlzed the monetary com
mission will be able to bring the pow
erful Influence OF the great body OF
buslncss men which the commission
rppregentq
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NEW YORK, Nov 26,-As result Of
the war now being waEed between the
Arbucklc Coffee Company and the Wool
non spice Company, the salen of coffee
during the week now endlng have been
far in excas9 Of any similar period during
Inc mast year. Coffee brokers declared
to.diy that their sales had been doubled
Tho Wonlson Spice Company, which Is
controlled ny the llavemeycrs, Va selling
RIO No. Z at 0 cnn,s o pound. Not TO be
outdone, the Arhuckles have made re-
auetion in their prices. Coffee Is now
cheaper than Il has hoen sfHcc the war
cav the old dealers, and II the ilght lasts
there is no telling nt what price II viii
no TO- Another reason for the low price
IA to he found In tho enormous quantity
of green coffee now here
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s.lll,mrnt Fnr I.rlnovtd.

WASHINGTON, d, G., Nov. 26,--No
word OF the reported refusal Of the ca
madam government OF the proposition
of the United States for modus vIyen-
di to stop the killing Of seals while n
commission Is engaged in nrTlngInF
other issues between the United states
and Cannda has come to tho state de-
partmrnt or to the British embassy
hero. There 10 no dlaposton IN oillclal
nuartors 10 dlscrcdit the statement
coming from Ottawa to that effect and
n lg fonrcd that tho end of thc negotla'
tIons Ia yet long way removed
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25,--Ada Rehan in
silver is to be eatshaRe by William Nc
Klnley in gold, according to the Herald
of to-day. This will be the most costly
lump OF precious metal the people of the
modern world have ever saen. So says
i, y. Highly, Of Chicago wis hastpeen
retained by western millionaires TO iur-
nlsh such statue for exhibition at the
Paris exposition in 1900. Mr. Highly was
in the city yesterday on his way TO
Washington to Eet the consent OF the
President to pose for the figure. You
know" said MIR. Highly that designed
and built the Montana statue at the
Worlds Fair, for which Miss Rehan
posed / suppose Il was because of my
experience that have been retained To
build thl0 statue, which, with the hese,
will contain bullion TO the value Of
Sl,05O,0OO"
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ST. LOUIS, Nov 2G-v!ce President
Warner, OF the Missouri Pacific, said
tonight in regard to the reported gen-
oral advance of salaries! There were
only very few men who were nut In
1898. Engineers, conductors, tralnmcn,
telegraph operators, agents, operators
and machlnlsts were not out then II
has been decided to restore the 10 per
cent TO such office clerks and few off
ilccrs who had held their positions I'M
changed from 1922 when reductions
were made TO date, the total amount Of
which viii be between $4,000 and $4,000
nnnuallv n " ".
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COVERINGS FATE
Report That CourtmarIial Agreed
on a Verdict
THAT HE IS GUILTY AS CHARGED

In the SPECIFICATIONS, aud that he be Re-
Priuanlyd hy ihp Reviewing Authorl-
ty, Witch In thlS Case will bs the Pres
Idrnt-LsnIsncy shown the onIe'r on
Account or his Long and Honorable
Service and His Good character-vIgor-
aus Effort was Made 10 have csrtaIn
Specifications Stricken ont,
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MARY JARRELL's CASE,
Hearing Again Postponed-EIcr Attorneys
sus for False Arrest.

Special Dispatch tn the 1ntellIEencer
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Nov, 26,---Af-
ter q sharp legal fight in Squire Myers
court this afternoon. the trial of Mary
farrell wns continued to Thursday
next. The attorneys now In the ease
are: For the prosecution. d. Il. Will
lams, II. T. Lovett, Colonel z. T, Vim
son and George ]. Mccomas; defense,
Hon. Elliott Northcott, j, w. Perry and
ex-senator y, McCaNIster A battle
royal will be on when the case comes
to an issue.
The latest sensational turn was
made this evening when the attorneys
for the defense brought damage cult
against James Vlnson, son OF the mur-
dered man, for alleged false arrest, for
SI0 n00
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THORN TR1AL.
Prosecution Rests without Again Putting
Mrs. Mack on tho stand.

Nlras Nnch on lno Hlhhus
NEW YORK, Nov. 2G.--Luwyers
Howe and Moss who have diligently do
Tended Martin Thorn, met to-day with
serious and unlocked for obstacle
when, after o brief adjournment, Dis
trict Attorney Yeungs informed the
court that the people rested their case,
It was generally expected that Mrs,
Mack would be put on the stand to re-
Itcrato her confession, and, the lawyers
who had been assigned to look after
Thorn's interests thought TINT abe
would repeat her statement Of two
weeks ago
Later In the afternoon District Attor-
noy Youngg said that he was not pre-
pnrod to say whether Mrs. Mack, who
hnd made uuch famous scene In the
lrBt trial by her confession, would hc
produced on not. The case, AZ far M
the district attorneys opinion went was
fully proved without the woman's tesli-
mOny. Later on, however, one Of Mr.,
Youngs advisers said that In case the
dcfcn8c put Martin Thorn on the stand
the prosecution would certainly produce
Mrs Mack In rcbuttnl.
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spcclnl Dispatch to the intcllgcncer'
WASHINGTON, Nov 2O.- III was lnu-
mated In thcao dispatches some days ago
thot lhc Precedent would shortly appoint
encccsaor to Postmaster oKana at
whccllng ~ the announcement that
prrsljrnt Mckinley to-day appointed
Mr. Gltorgc Wise, viii hardly come IN the
nturc of surprise, but novcrthclele It
Wlii be no loss source " g1tillcallon
io'Mr Wise and his friends. Thc PreaI-
dant nleo appointed Stuart ~ liegu' to
bo postmaster vi Cl1rkHburF, w, va
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CHICAGO, Nov 2d-rhc coal mining
strike IN the Northern llllnols district,
,nded to-day twelve thousand men
boys gone blci, to work In tho Coal CITY,
lraliwohd, Carbon I'M, sprlng valley,
pbdl, sentdnvillc, IN Sale and oHlWby
BHds one lhouWnd men romnln out 90
grsator, the only point where miners
and operators have aot pErccd. A rbi-
tlgment there " expected within a week.
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RANsAs CRY, Mo- Nov 20 Marion
II. curtis applied ror divorce to-day
from NJ, G, Curtis, formerly nsslslnnt
cashier OF tho American National Bank,
Who skipped and hla bond In 1892, whlle
awaiting trial fnr cmhc2zllng 10000 IN
hpr application for u'pnrlllun Mrs cur
liz mhl,oa known for the FIRST time the
whereabouts Of her husband, siylng that
he IN paymaBlcr for u railroad In Buonos
AyrpA, Argentine
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RELEASED C1PAN PENSIONERS
Stir Up = MO rorto Rico by Iinrren
iig rrs Am.r''"'"


Stir Up n Rio' ''orio Rico by Iinrrah-
itqi " rec Ani.rIch.r
HAVANA, Nov. 2G.--Advloes juet re-
celved from Porto Rico, say that riot
occurred thcre yesterday Il appears
that steamer having on board q num-
Der Of political prisoners recently re-
leased from the Spanish penal settle
ments on the African coast. in accord.
ance with the amnesty decree, arrived
there and the llberAte1 men were al-
lowed 10 land They soon found Their
way to n drinking saloon. parioolS OF
stlmuIants and began cheering for the
United States, crying "Hurrah tor Free
America"
This demonstration was resented by
the crowds about the place and riottng
followed. The police were called upon
to Interfere and compelled the liberated
men 10 re-embark During the DIS
turbance the police captured the In
strgent Colonel Allpo Sanchez. who IL
described as being incognito In Porto
Rico Senior Marcos Garcia, the COVER
nor OF Santa Clara. has arrived at saga
in order 10 be better able to Judge OF
the conditions Of the concentrates.
From this day on these unfortunate
people will receive ratlons regularly
The Spanish authorities to-day re-
leased from prison Thomes j Jordan,
a prisoner captured according TO the al
legations after the landing Of an eX-
petition bg the American steameEThree
Friends. and Manuel Hernandez who is
said 10 have been member OF another
fllbusterIng expedition. Both men were
under sentence of death
The government has also released
four Others from prison.
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PRESIDENT TOO BUSY
To Devote Any Time to Candidates for
onice-CRbinet Meeting.

oHice-Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov, 2G-Tt
has come to be understood apparently
that the President is too bus!ly engaged
with the mattersthat he must bring to the
attention of Congress TO devote much
time to the consideration of candidates
for public office, SO this morning there
was only one congressional caller,
namely Representative Hamer, Of
Philadelphia.
About fifteen minutes TO eleven
o'clock Secretary Sherman came over to
the white house from the state depart
ment and accompanied by the French
ambassador, NJ Patenotre, with the sec
retary Of embassy. NJ Thlebaut, The
party was shown into the blue parlor
where President Mckinley waited by
appointment, and the ambassador pre-
sented his letters OF recall.
The cabinet meeting called together
every member OF the Presidents official
family and lasted fully half an hour
longer than usual. Notwithstanding
this, II was said that the proceedings
were generally OF a routine nature and
that Cuban affairs were not touched
upon, beyond a congratulatory refer
ence to the fact. reported 10 the state
department that the last OF the Ameri-
cans who have been held prisoners In
Cuba has been released In the person Of
Louis Eomellan.
The President has not finally COM
pleted his message TO Congress, The
nnatter ls however, is Ruch shape that
It can be put in form for the printer at
n days notice. but this notice has not
yet been given and the cabinet spent
most of the time Of to-day's session,
going over once more certain portions
of the document. One OF these por-
tlons was the very first chapter Of the
message, treating of the foreign rela-
tlons OF our government.
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SERIOUS TROUBLE
May Result From the IndIscrim-
mate Scramble for Empire
BETWEEN BRITISH AND FRENCH

In the Niger neRlon- -Issports that sans
gulnary Conflict ha. Taken Place u,-
tween iIis Troops or the Two Nations
at Nlkhi- The Conflict che Outcome or
Contentious over Di.putsd Territory.
Great Britain Gets Ahead OF France in
Obtaining treaty COness.lons from The
Native Ch'tfs-Iho French, However,
DIsrsSardsd the Pact.
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Something Of a n-et.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 2e,--The
government experiment station Mt pur-
due university has found at Hamlet,
stark county, sugar beet raised from
seed and under worklnn directions fur.
nlshed by the station which yielded
200 per cent of sugar and hnd a purity
co.eiIiclent Of Si,5 This is the best SUI
gar beet ever raised In Indiana, the
Yield to ain acre 90 washed and trimmed
bects was fourteen tons
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NEARLY A RIOT
On tho Stage Boston Lyric Opera Com
pnny ina New Role.

pnny tina New Role.
CHICAGO, Nov, 2G.--'The audience at
the Great Northern theatre tonight mar
rowly missed being entertained by riot
of stage hand actors and actresses In
stead OF the Bohemian Girl" which was
the opera billed FOR the performance.
The trouble was caused by a strike of the
stage hands and electricians.
After delay of half on hour the cur
tain rose with all the members Of the
Boston lyric stock company In opera cos
tune grouped about the stage surround.
ing their manager W. A. Thompsonwh
appearod with top coat, hat and stick.
The striking employees gathered around
the theatre door apparently ready for
trouble. Mr.. Thompson, In n bitter
spccch, denounced Manager David Hem
dcrsnn OF the Great Northern, declaring
he had treated the company most
Ahamefully" and announced that the
play could not 70 on. He called for the
strll,era to come upon the stage and they
yelled back that the police had been call
eh III ard would arrest them u they made
eiirh move. The audience began n
rush for the doors fearing serious trou-
bic, but the opera company qulctcd the
fears by singing Aud Lang Sync," and
glvlng three times three for Manager
Thompson,
MIR Henderson In an interview after
the occurrence, declared that the dllll-
Guilty resulted from his cancellation OF
the sllcl, compnny'R engagement He
chargcl the company with inc7mr teney
ana asserted that Mr Thompson had Sc
cured the engagemcnl by lAlsc fepreaeh-
tnilnng up said that the strike was the
rrauil of an attempt Of Mr.. Thompson to
mir nm trouble In an off0rt tO secure con-
trDl Of the theatre, MIR HendcrOn's
Flatcmcnta were cmphallcally denied by
tho npera people who declared that
nnnn5nl dilllculty on the piri Of the
lhcnire company was at the bottom OF
the trouble
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THE ROARING FARCE
Being Enacted in Lower House OF
the Austrian Reiehsrnth.
THE DEPUTIES MAKE A RUSH
For the President of the Chamber
and he Flees for Safety,
LIVELY FIST FIGHT FOLLOWS,

The UproSr aud Disorder BseOmsso Great
That Detachment OF Police is Called in
aud the Rio,lng Members are Driven
From tho Trlbnne--Herr yvolG Again
Distinguishes Hlm,eIfby Rendering a
WhIsnlmg solo"IIe, with Eleven others,
Is suspended for Three sItttnGs and
Elected from tho HaII-DIsgraCotuI Pro-
ctoalngs-l'hs Angry Popaiuo' Makes
Ugly Demonstrations at NiGht-Ths Po-
lice Make Many Arrests--"Mprlt Twain"
Pat Ont OF Irc Gallery OF the Unterhau'.
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TREND OF TRADE.
Heavy Exports and Renewed Ad.
vance in Pr ice OF Whsat.
THE IMPORTANT FEATURES

ofihs Weeks TransaStlOns-An Records
OF the season snrpaa,sd by tho Heavy
Exports MAnnrsOtursd Products, Esps-
elAIIy MAohlnsry- Excess OF Exports
over Imports wan be About ssaS,OOO,
900 for tho Past -Four hIouths-Iron
industry shOws 40 Decrease In Product
tlon OF consump,lon- ,woOlsn hana-
nsmrsp copsamInS Heavily in E1sSu.
ton oFPaa ORDERS
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nm, m, l.crlnrr No, ronlrongN.

wAsHtEdroN, Nov 90 1t Is stated
AZ ,bo c,lhollo uulyoraliy and by hon.
Iiannls taylor late United states minis
tarlo gp1ln, that a dcvor' attack NJ hron.
Mia n,rsasltnlod lpo abandonment ot
bis lecture irt for yblordny at llo UNI
Varsity The report mat lho FplhHl
mlnlHlor pupuy do lomc f'quo7lel iIlll
tho universally authorities not pormll lhe
ioeluts No denied ny all parties cOncolieu'
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nlh..l r.nn.rl.nnln Mn.on penA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 2e-Dr
Mordecai NJ. Moore, one OF the oldest
Masons In Pennsylvania, died yesterday
ia the Masonic horue this city, aged
ninety years. Dr Moore became total,
lv blind about forty years ago anu
slncc then hnd travelled exicnslvclE
through the western states, preaching
MO rOspCl
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NrW YoRK--Karluphc, Bremen
NAPLEs-Kalscr Wilhelm H. New
York for denul,
ROTTERDAM -- spaarndAm NeW
York. 81. al.
nREMEN-- Lain, New YORK, via
Southampton.
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ctEsrERrlELp, md, Nov rG-An
cyploflon ot nltro.glycCrlnc occurred
oSe.hnlr mile west of this city at oho
o'clock last night, Xix quarts of nitro
glycprno were hauled there for the pur-
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The record
Of the courtmartial in the case of Captain
Lowering has not yet reached the war
department, II will not pass through
the hands Of General Brooke. as would
the case In ordinary routine, but the gen
eral being regarded somewhat In the
light Of an accuser of Lowering, the
papers will not come before him at all
either for review or for transmission to
washington from Chicago The Judge
advocate Of the court, II is expected, will
forward the papers directly to Judge ad-
vocate General Ideber at the war depart
ment and the latter will submit them
with his endorsement to General Miles,
who in turn will send the case up to Sec
retary Alger and eventually II may reach
the white house.
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ten thousand, Including a very large
number OF students assembled and
threatened the government with reyo.
,ul'oh, and Count Badeni the premier
WIN the gulBotine. An attempt was
'h1ue 10 attack Count Badeni's house
the police repeatedly charged the
groWu, out refrained from using arms.
me students resisted with sticks one
ponce inspector was severely injured by
KICK from horse; another was
thrown from his horse and so badly
hurt that 1t was necessary to remove
him TO hospital. A few studeuts and
SOME citizens received slight injuries.
NOT until nearly II o'clock was quiet re-
stored
To-dav's edition Of most OF the even.
Ing papers have been coniiscuted and
the police have freely arrested rersons
Offering papers for sale on the streets.
A serious riot IS reported at Gratz the
capital city OF styrls, It appears that
the students and n large body of work.
men attacked three newspaper offices,
doing some damage, The police with
the assistance of the troops have re-
stored order and twenty arrests have
been made oG the ripg-leaders. The
cool attitude maintained by Herr
Abrahamovlcs, the president OF tine
chamber greatly enrages his oppo-
nents.
Mr.. Samuel L. Clemens mark TwaIn)
was among those expelled from the Gal-
lerles of the uAterhaus to-day.
To-daY's proceedings have exhausted
Herr Abrahamovlcs, both physically
and mentally; and nc was ohllNed 60
abandon the struggle when It was at It's
height Or, Kramarz, the vice presl-
dent, young Czech. considerably the
junior of Herr Abrahamovlcs, followed
him. but he succeeded no better in his
attempts TO dominate the disorders
The opposition leaders held another
meeting this evening and decided, It Is
said, to impeach the ministry,
Workmep took hut little part in the
street demonstrations, They intend to
organize demonstrations on their own
account, which will probably be more
serious In their results.