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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-20
INSURANCE MATTERS.

The Atlas Assurance company OF London.
In the State OF Texas. Beers & Kenison OF
Galveston, general agents
Tho Insurance department Is IN receipt
OF numerous inquiries MS to the date when
the Overhead insurance law'' went into
effect BY reading the following blank at
idavit, which is prepared to aid In carrying
into effect this law:
Says thst they are tho above described
officeis OF said company, and that said
company has not written, signed. counter,
signed or delivered any policy or eontrac
of insurance on property situate In the
State Ct Texas. save through rcgularl,
commissioned and licensed local agent q
said company. since the law known as thu
overhead law. chapter l35. General Law
OF Texas. 1897, became operative, to-wit. OF
the Goth day OF September. 1884,"
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UNDER THE HAMMER.
Nayasotn's Fair Grounds Sold 10
priyute Parties.

Navascta, Texas, October Dat 11:3o
O'Clock today the tract OF land lying
southeast OF the city and known as the
Fair Grounds, was sold at auction 10 the
highest bidder. in front Of the postoffice.
Not large crowd was present and
but little interest was manifested by the
spectators.
Auctioneer league pronounced the pro-
ceeding and asked the crowd to listen 70
the reading Of the instrument under which
action was about to be taken. II was q
II. y. g. Foster. Jr., for the sum of tl0i9.05
with the entire Indebtedness. costs, at
torney's 6sea ETC., amounted 70 e12567k
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Erie Jones Case.

Tyler. Texas. October 16.--Today In the
district court the attorney for the detenss
made n motion for a new trial In the case
of Effie Jones. the negro who was few
days ago convicted Of the murder Of Riley
death.
The attorney stated that no had only
learned after the trial that the written con-
fesslon OF Effie Jones had been obtained
from him while lahoring under great ia
tigue and fear; otherwise he would havo
objected to the introduction OF It on his
trial
Judge Gordon Russell heard the motion
and stated that he would reserve his Do
cision until next Friday morning.
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The THUG Reneay.

w. NJ. Repine. editor Tiskilwa. H.,
Chief" says: I'VE won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. Expert
mented with many others, but never got
he true remedy until we used Or. King s
New Discovery. No other remedy can
take It's place In our home. as in II we
have a certain and sure cure for Coughs.
Colds, Whooping Cough. etc" II Ia idle to
experiment with other remedies, even II
they are urged on you ~ Just - good -
DR.. Kings New Discovery. They are not
az good, because this remedy has 4 record
OF cures and besides 10 Guaranteed. II
never falls to satisfy. Trial bottlss free
at ell drug utpres.
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BOARD OF SURVEY.

The following special order has been 10.
sued by the adjutant general:
Special Order No. 296.
Adjutant Generals Office, State Of Texas.
Austin. Texas. October l6.,--A board OF sur
vey is hereby appointed TO meet at NacoS-
doches. Texas, ON the 25th instant or az
soon thereafter as practicable, 10 pass unou
report and recommend the disposition TO BIO
made of thirty forage caps; sixty and one
half yards dark blue flannel, ropresetcd by
thirty blouscs; forty-one yards light blue
kersey. represented by thirty pairs trous-
ers, nine pairs chovrons conc first sergeant.
four sergeants. four corrorals) niue nntrs
stripes ave sorgeants. four corporats, for
which Captain A. A. Nelson. Stone Fort
Rifles. is responsible. and which have been
In use since enclinpmept OF 1893.
Detail for the boardCooncl W. H. Wet
termurk, First Regiment, Texas Volunteer
Guards Captain ~. H. Cooper major elect
Third Regiment Texas Volunteer Guards
First Lieutenant q. II. Grain. Stone Fort
Rifles. recorder.
The proceedings will be forwarded to this
Office In duplicate.
| BY order OF tho commander In chief
w. II. Mabry.
Adjutant-G enerai.
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Colmesneil Texas. October 19.--Dr. w.
Il. Trotti. citizen OF this place, today
bought to r. A. Stewart g. Hon mercan-
tile stock. Mr.. Preston Stewart. manager
of the former business, says he will settle
all claims promptly. and after collecting
as closely ms possible, will attend mtdl-
cal school preparatory To becoming prac-
ticing physician.
W. r. Gleayes is having a 3oxs0 feet liv-
cry stable building erected in the site Of
the Patterson old stables. near the depot
here.
Editor s. II. McBryde Of the Beaumont
Review In here,
Or. ID. McMicken and family have re.
moved from here to Woodville.
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houn county bridge bonds, $1,000.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The tax rolls OF Val Verde county were
received at the comptroller's Office today.
Tobsa valuations. s2,723,925; decrease. slS.-
$40.
Tho Rio Grande Railroad company today
paid In to the comptroller $3.50 taxes on
sSi9 "a earnings for the quarter snding
September 30. 1887.
Judge II. 8. Lovitt of Houston. ]. Far
ley Of Dallns, u. Munger OF Dallas. Gen
eral Freight Agent Jones OF Houston, X.
W. Andrews OF San Antonio and Congress-
man Slayden OF San Antonio are in the
city at the Hotel Salge.
Governor Culberson left tonight for Dali
las. where he goes to meet Governor Tay-
lor OF Tennessee and his STAFF on Thurs
day, which Is Tennessee Day at the Dali
las fair. He will probably 20 North from
there TO bring Mrs. Culberson home. His
wife'r health " much improved
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Lnid pn,xn 10 Rest.

Navassota, Texas. October io.-At noon
Friday two travellers stopped at the well
of Bert Zimmerman out IN the "Biack
Jacks" They were from near Fort Smith,
Ark, and bound for the coast country.
One of them named Freeman lay down TO
rest a. moment and suddenly expired. Tho
remains were taken charge of by the gen.
erous people OF that vicinity ard given "A
decent burial AT Harmony church yard.
The deceased was man OF about 20
years. had a wife ard several children az
his home In Arkansas and had suffered
from heart dtsease for two or three Year,.
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Court In Lnyaca County.

Halletsville, Texas. October l9.--Judge
Kennon Is now holding court, Judge Will
son having after first two weeks gone to
hold his court In Goliad.
Ellis Greggs, charged with the murder
OF VIII McKinnon, who was assasslnated
near blackberry last June. Is on trial. Tom
Newton, also charged with the offense, Will
be put on trial tomorrow.
There have been three convictions 20
far,
The grand Jury VIII adjourn tomorrow.
But few bills OF Indictment have been rs-
| turned.
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A CORRECTION.

In the Beaumont Correspondence this
morning The Post stated that five train
Orange between Sunday noon and Monday
morning. This was an error. The Post
correspondent intended saying that in the
time mentioned the Southern Pacific moved
five trains or two hundred cars. out OF
Beaumont, and two trains. or seventy cars,
out OF Orange.
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS
a PrCOs VALLEY IRRIGATION COM
PANy CHARTERED.
4 Hoard Of survey to wind Up the
ters--lsonds Approved.

Austin, Texas. October i9.--The charter
Of the Union irrigation company Of Pccos
City, Texas, was today filed With the Sc
rotary OF state. The objects and purposes
Of this corporation arc to promote irrisa-
ton by owning. constructing. SECURING,
maintaining and operating dams. reser-
voirs. lakes. wells, canals. fumes. iaterals
bitches. etc, for irrigation. milling and
stock raising. Capital stock $lo,oVv. In.
corporators, j. G. Avery. ]. j. Walker
and A. NJ, Waithnll.
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Luling. Texas. October 19.-While at
work on the KIinsmith residence yesterday
evening q ladder on which Bon Works was
standing fell, knocking his shoulder out of
place and badly brulsng him He was at
tended by Or. French, and is now rest
ing easy.
Cotton is coming In slowly, the most OF
the crop having been picked and much OF
II is stlll In the hands OF the farmers The
two Zedler gins, water ard steam, have to
date turned out 2130 bales OF cotton.
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BONDS APPROVED.

The attorney general has approved the
following bonds:
Bexar county court house refundlnR
bonds, s240. 900
City OF Galveston general indebtedness
bonds, 100000,
City OF Galveston school bonds. $4,000.
Smith county railroad subsidy bonds.
$4,000.
Calhoun county bridge bonds. $1,000.
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Many PoIitisiass AZ u uvl1t1
Aaoaa ~ CseSds. II
PREPARATIONS FoR GOV. rAytoI


rsuss s>.xas SAclohcr N .srhts 49, 49,
$500 - - - ~ = ~ ..- ~ i.
everypodys DAY ~ the suete knsr -
only class meeting today was that Of the
stn,e gw,ne nrvsps.prS. who hcid thsar sa1na-
....., .'.-,..- ..-.,.. b. - (. ~ s-....- M
annua' BUSINESS sess'ou - poe tair ssOSAnuss
The attendance wus fully up to the aver
age. Among tho PROMINENT visitors wero
r,,n,r.~.r,.,, = ~ u.s,.v - c..,..~v;r,a5
:. :. - '-- 1900.
~. u DeNrnnenreio 81 Lonxvsews S0sepo
D.. Sayers Of Bastrop and r. n. Burke -
Dallaa and doxc,s az poiit,cians ~ leensa
80. - n-n ,-... - ..-.x
ash'. MI Daley mus an intcaeot ~ sosAav
OF the flyers nuw Quartcred ut the track
and spent the afternoon kcenly watchiue
~ -. q
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Accidentally Shot and Killed.

Kosse, Texas. October fs.--saturdAy
evening last. Louis Kelley. who Hved some
eight miles west OF Kossc. was unloading
cotton from his wagon and In taking some
sacks from the wagon seat he pulled his
pistol which was on the wagon seat. on,
striking the doubictree. which caused Il t.
explode, and he received the ball, It going
almost through his body. He lived severo1
hours. He leaves family Of several chill:
dren and wife. IT'S remains were interre4
In Kosse city cemetery this evening.
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DAMAGE SUIT COMPROMISED.

A compromise vas today etc ,tod In the
suit OF q. W. Reddick vs.. the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad company. The suit
was for damages In the sim OF $4,000 for
injuries sustained By pjsinttff while In
the employ OF the defendant railroad ccm-
Dany. The terms OF compromise have not
been made public.
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WHERE IS THAT COTTON?

The Post correspondent has been re-
quested to call the attention of the South
ern Pacific railroad and cotton merchants
of Houston to the fact that several weeks
ago colored woman named Eva Duncan
took sick IN Houston and the Illness was
regarded as serious by State Health Officer
Swearingen. The sickness, In connection
with the State health officers diagnosis.
gave Galveston an aggravated case Of the
"frighties." and tho Island City proceeded
to bottle the Bayou City w;in a quaran-
tine. Beaumont and Sabine Pass came to
its rescue and busted the Galveston quar-
antine. Both Houston and the Southern
Pacific railroad seemed grateful Mt the
time. but the cotton they promised, or
rather threatened. to export through Sa-
bine Pass has not yet matesllllsed.
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STATE swINEBREEDrRs.

Dallas. Texas, October 19.--The State
Swincbrccders' association held It's second
annual business meeting In Dallas today.
President II. E. Singleton Of Lebanon wos
succeeded by Nat Edmonis OF Sherman;
A. A. Pittuck OF Dallas was reelected Bec-
rotary. II was decided to met again In
Dallas the second Tuesday In February.
A hog show will be given here ut that time.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Tremont-R. n. Baer. II. w. Downey.
Houston; C. S. Powkett, Palestine; James
McIlrath, New York City; j. II. Craig.
Texas; Asa Wilder, Temple; j.. p. Klein,
st. Louis; L. r. Daniels, citv; W. w. Ed
wards, Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
way; M. S. Caldwell, st. Louis hen Sass,
Beeville; w. E. jefferson, Temple; John
r. CLAY CITY
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a EXCURSION TALKED OF.

@hAAihlSI vi
10y 10 see the question of running
4'son into Galveston agltated," said
nes Moore to The Post correspond
~ Mr. Moore is big wholesale
ano one Of the leading business
'Oe town. Continuing, he said:
ueu'sion from the interior would
70 restore confidence ard allay
INV Fever fear that may still exist
olher thing that could be done.
M's TIME the harbor is crowded
ESss,nips, and the work of loading
slihg them would be a sight to
K s ), VINO do not get to Galveston
~ Inc summer"
s going TO take UP the matter
y an attempt to interest the rail-
Msh along the wharf certainly re-
1y scene. There are constantly In
n. nun TWO 10 four OF the magnifi-
~ " Tue Morgan line. These yes
N e worth a long trip to see.
.assiuedly the finest freighters
klr,ss are kept Immediately clean,
wv Work scrubbed and brass work
~ ne highest degree. They are
convenience for expeditions
"eisht, and are beautiful ves-
,s asre are the German Immigrant
IA y can furnish a picture from
s way the Immigrant reache s
bad ons n ne sets sail from the
Ina also the passenger Sims Of
k,Ns me with their handsome and
pl.a.ca oins, where people travel
M ure OF the thing. to say moth
IA ANY foreign steamers which
Bu, carrying first cabin passen-
frejvhuse hest of all there are many
|sos - STEAMERS which can teach
B no,a. NOW the commerce OF the
fh' .u across the sea.
ersr SHIPS are often not as big
90, ocean grey hounds of the
|Q eon,, lhey are the bone and
II ts,. AZ and more freight Is
baa- n Cess OF vessels than In all
b mo naefs cambined. and they are
u lpar e typical of ocean commerce
kn sss a spend day or two along
asa ann, nag much to instruct. in
cnixri,, him. He could study
hs 49, OF the man who works
amn. and get a good idea
~ OF muscle nee sssary
hold ~ " cotton properly slowed
see y an ocean steamer Then he
tars representatives. Of ali nations
rs,i,., from the subtle spaniard I'd
tfcm ths sason, 10 say nothing OF
M Fry rar East and the down
III the old State II Maine.
Eheipsil r manners Of the sailors
maritime Nations OF the
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suit Against the Rock Island.

Fort Worth. Texas. October 1o.--sut
has been brought against the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific company 10 recoy-
or damages to the amount of $4,000 In ia
vor Of James Douley, who was run over
by train October IL. His foot was so
badly injured that 1t had to be amputated.
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on A SAD MISSION.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sullivan OF Sabine
Pass arrived In the city today and tonight
departed for Shreveport, La. They go on
a sad mission. The mother, fathey and
sisters OF Mrs. Sullivan were guests In the
hotel which burned in Shreveport last
night and Mrs. Sullivan's father was one
Of the victims OF the flames while other
members OF her family were severely. II
not fatally. burned. She goes 10 shreve-
port to take charge OF the remains CT her
father and give attention 10 thoan OF her
relatives who are Injured. Her parents
were en- route to Southeast Texas to make
their home and were caught IN Shreveport
| by the quarantine.
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Accidentally Killed.

Reagan, Texas. October 1S.--Mr. Kelley.
living four miles north of Reagan. died
last night from pistol wound accidentally
received. II seems his wife carried the ps-
toll to the field and laid 1t on the wagon,
and Mr.. Kelley jerked It of aud It was
discharged; the ball entered the left hip
and lodged near the right nipple. Under the
arm
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Popular Young Man Arrested 90 q
Serious Charge.
FRIENDS SURE or HIS INNOCENCE


Beaumont, Texas. October ie.--I.ast
night Constable Ras Landry arrested and
jailed Mr.. IRA s. Vincent. prominent
and popular young man Of this city. on =
warrant charging cmbczylemcnt. The
complaints filed against Mr.. Vincent are
fve In number. sworn 70 by w. w. Will
son. general manager. and r. Hclbig, au-
ditor, Of the Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas
City railroad. and In the aggregate le Ia
charged with appropriating sai7o.i7 Of the
railroad companys money to his own uso
and benefit. In detail, he 10 accused OF
embezzling siss.s5 on February IS. s5o9.95
on March 81. 1874 on April go s5so5o ON
May 2s and ssee.o3 on June 90.
Mr.. Vincent had been In tho employ Of
the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City for
more than three years until the latter part
Of June this year. when he severed his
connection with the road. lilo was FIRST
station agent in this city. hut when the
Kaysee was extended to Kirbyville, no was
put In charge OF the new nation. lie re-
manned at Kirbyville for some time and
was prominent among the republican sup
| portcrs OF Mckinley In the campaign OF
| last year, being a delegate from this con-
grossional district TO the republican Ma
| tional convention During the latter part
OF last year he returned to beaumont as
station agent of the Kaysee and remained
| In that position until short time after
Auditor j, II. Phillips resigned and was
replaced by Mr.. +. Helblg OF Eous-
ton. whom he also resigned.
| AT that time there was considerable Talk
OF trouble In the Kaysee general offices,
but nothing developed. After the talk and
rumors subsidized, Mr.. Vincent left for a
trip to Mexico and remained away several
weeks. Returning, he accepted position
as night agent for the Toxaritana and
Fort Smith railroad and was holding this
position when arrested BY Constable Dam
dry
Today Mr. Vincent was arraigned be-
fore Justice p. A. Dowlen for a prelimi-
nary examination. which he wal ed, and
was placed under q $500 bond or n sec
bond in each case
AS before stated. Mr.. Vincent In a pop
ular young man in this community, and
his arrest on such serious charges created
somewhat OF sensation. Numei Gus
snd to all OF them he appeared cheerful
and expressed confidence In his ability u
prove his innocence. He has not as ye
! Retained counsel aud will not give a state.
ment for publication until he ia advised
by lawyers.
All effort to secure his bond Is bons
made tonight and his friends say they vii
, succeed tomorrow.
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THE PEE GEE RESUMES OPERATIONS.

The through passenger trains on the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf, which
were abandoned on account OF quarantine
at Shreveport. La, when the epidemic OF
Gulteras fever was announced in Galveston
were resumed tonight, the FIRST train going
north at $50 o'clock. The trains would
have resumed yesterday but the company
did not care to operate trains unGer the
regulations recently prescribed by the
State health officer, that IL. 1t was deemed
necessary to carry guards OH the train at
the company's expense.
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world are on view. and should prove !
most fascinating study to the country
man who knows nothing from actual oh.
servations OF these things.
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FILED cHATTEL MORTGAGE.

X and Fourteenth, today fled chattel
mortgage to NJ. Brock for the benefit of
creditors. The liabilities amount to s2514,
mostly local Indebtedness
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s's... ..,........ .S4OU,4!U bZ
eal estate included in the schedule
Us Is minutely described, and a de-
Pnsof 1t takes up at least dozen
fttsn pages. 1t includes a large
Of lots in Texas City proper, and
q 1000 and 5000 acres Of land on Gal
My. As a part Of the accounts re-
are scheduled the seven miles OF
minal railway and its equipment,
ng one engiDe, valued at 800, 900 I;
annel excavated to Bolivar Read,
(ltei at si46,66l, and the hotel at
city, valued at S21, 491 05. In the ac-
payable the principal claims are
q the Galveston, La Porto and
International and Greaa North
Hsourl, Kansas and Texas, and the
10, Houston AID Henderson rail-
Awnings OF the comapny since Sep
y naye aggregated 1925 80, the prin-
m Of which Is s69466 for carry
Wy over the Terminal railroad.
anngs have Of course been devoted
N!ment of the company's running
o. whicr the CHIEF item is s1S6. 65
nes OF the employees of the Termi-
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Inrormetion wnntrd.

Lott. Texas, October Isl wish to mako
inquiry through The Post OF Mr. NJ. q.
Bymer, who formerly lived at Hookersvllle.
Burleson county. When last heard OF no
was at Gainesville, Texas. Any Informs
ton as to his whereabouts will be highly
appreciated. Address John Jorden, Lott,
Texas
Conslcana. Texas October 1S.--Johu
Holyby, a boy about IL years Of age, light
hair and grey eyes. has left the State Or
phans' Home. Any information that will
lead to HIS discovery will be very much
appreciated Parties will please CORE
spond with tho undersigned. All papers In
the State are requested to copy his no.
ticc. Jnk Evans. president Of board OF
trustees. Corslcana. Texas.
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Alice. Texas. October 49, Eugene Now
berry. aged . years. son Of George New
berry, died Of iockjaw October ~ ct ~
m, caused from running : nail 10 ~
heel. y, sg a 4,
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COOPER DISCHARGED.

Captain B. R. Cooper who is alleged to
have shot Joe Mellon last night. was dis
charged when arralgned today before JUS
tice Finn. Mellon is pretty badly wound
ed but hopes are expressed for his rccov-
cry.
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las CITY CoMPANY'S AFFAIRS.
wilson, temporary receiver of the
CITY Improvement company, APP
sertember 90, today filed a state
! the concerns assets and liabilities
u deputy clerk of the Federal court.
ssdule includes also a statement Of
k,lus and expenditures Of the COM
I'm September 20 to October is.
following table shows the summary
Sa and liabilities:
ASSETS.
|ssie ESTIMATED value) 1858 ,9S1 &C
ksoiyable (secured) ...... 50,190 IS
kb receivable ............. 1910 40
Dement'S and sundry prop
........ -. 2s6.O9 Sc
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PACKAGE OF MONEY LOST.


Postoffice inspectors have been again
called upon to locate package sent by
mail and lost in the Galveston office, This
time It is package containing s1O2 in
money, and 1t was sent, it is understood,
to well-known wholesale firm here In
payment for a shipment of goods by a
firm up in the State.
Colonel Shannon, the postmaster, was
asked concerning the missing package this
morning and he said: eyes. we have dis
covered that such a package is missing,
but how the fact leaked out I should like to
know. l do not care to say anything about
the missing package, however. Tor to talk
about 1t may place obstacles In the way
of the inspectors who are trying to dis
cover its whereabouts.
The firm to whom the package was sent
prefers not to have its name mentioned
until the money is either found or pro-
nounced lost beyond recovery.