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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12

ais
HEESE-Receipts. $50 pkgs.: quiet;
large white, September, SO: small white.
September 9A large colored. September.
s12; small colored, September ga: large.
October. 50; small. October. Sa.m9; light
sk!Ins, 6nl; partr skins, 524M6;a; full
skins, 3M4.
EGGS-Receipts, 5795 pkgs: firm; state
ana pennsylvania. 1924: Western, 90
SUGAR-Steady
PETROLEUM-Dull: refined. all norts.
S5.35G5.40.
COFFEE-Quiet: No :. 59s
sP!RITS TCRPEN1INE-Stea 31a3112
LASSES-Quiet.
RICE-Quiet.
F'REIGH lS-Firm.
ROSlN-Steady.
TALLOW-Dull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12
New York Cotton Market.

New York Nov. II.
Cotton futures closed firm; sales. 1885,
400. January, 5.S3: February. SIS; March,
5.92: April, 5.96; May. Sol; June Cos: July
sos: August, GA; November, $40; Deem
Der. SO
Cotton spot closed steady: middling up
lands, 5 15-16; do gulf. 6 3-l6; sales 800
bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12
The Boston Market.

Boston. Nov. II.
FLOUR-Weak; spring patents. S. 45Gl
$50; clear and straights. $4.15M5.25; Win
ter patents, s5,15dt5.75; clear and straights.
s4.55M510.
CORN MEAL-Dull; per bag, 70672; per
DBL. $l.55M160
CORN-Quiet; steamer yellow, SG1s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12

Handsome cranberries," said the Lew
iston marketman. Wednesday, as he ran
ms hand through full barrel of them
just opened. They were handsome naing
fair. red. glossy and sound. Games.
said the Journal tentatively. The mar
ketman smiled. looked mysterious and
said nothing. Can tell Cape Codders as
Iar as you can see EN- said the Journal
AS lar as Augusta?" asked the market
man. What! Did those come from All
gusta? Even So" was the answer. And
they did come from Augusta. a Maine
cranberry bog with fruit that in ali but
keeping qualities. is far ahead of the av-
erase cape berries. Maine has more
strings to her bow than apples and pota-
toes. both of which are snapped this wear
Lewiston Journal.
bear has caused quite commotion at
IamOine Beach of late
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12
eailY gtnnthtt journal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
CITY GOVERNMENT MEETING.
Regular Meeting Held. Thursday Evening"
Usual Amount Of Business Transacted.

The regular meeting of the city gov
eminent was held, last evening. and
the usual amount of business Was
transacted. Alderman Dudley pre-
sided over the board of aldermen in tho
absence of Mayor Choate. 1t was voted
to pay John Blanchard, Jr.. s13. and
c. l.. Marston $10.95, for damages done
to their carriages by one of the hose
carriages, Aug. 8. City Solicitor Leigh
was present, and said that the city
was by law in no way liable for the
damages done by its firemen, when in
tie discharge of their duty: but as a
matter of equity and justice the bills
should be paid, as it was clearly shown
that the driver of the hose carriage
was at fault.
The following bill of accounts was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12

A bear has caused quite a commotion at
Lamoine Beach of late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-12

People can't be good natured. can't be
pleasant, if they have Itching Piles.
Doan's Ointment will make any sufferer
from this plague Of the. night happy. 1t
gives instant relief, and permanent cure.
mon we'd fri&wky
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

This was given by Chief Justice Fuller
and repeated by Mr.. Mckinley. On
one OF the lids OF the Bible used was
8 silver plate on which was inscribed;
William Mckinley. President of the
United States. lnsuguratSi March I.
1887" Upon the administering OF the
cath. President Mckinley delivered his
inaugural address,
The parade which escorted President
Aekinley from the Capitol 10 the
White House was q magnificent pa
s=ant. The city never saw a iner AZ
an the previous inaugurals. Fully 20
eco ras- were in line representing all
departments Of the nation. civic and
military. President Mckinley review
- tn procession from a sand crested
on the avenue in front OF the White
House- The stand seated comfortably
1893 persons. SUOug whom were En-
hasSsdors and Ministers of foreign
xovernms ats. members % the incoming
Cahiuet. Senator's and Representatives
in Congress. officers o. the Army and
Navy. Governors Of q number o. States
and other distinguished citizens from
ST sections of the country. Ths streets
and stands which had been erected
along the route o. march were crowded
with tens OF thousands OF people.
The bali in the evening in the Pen
sion Building vas the cruwniDg glory
o. the inauguration. The decorations
we're magnificent and the thousands OF
men ard beautifully dressed women
who were present win never forget the
brilliant spsctacls. The Presidential
uartv a-rived az the ball al S-45
o-colck. The President and his wife
were escorted BY General Nelson A
M1ss and General J. ". Wilson of the
Army. After them came Nics-Presi- |
dent Hobart. with Mrs. Hobart, John
Addison Porter. the Presidents secre- l
tarv- the Presidents brother. Abner
NcKirlsy. and veral members o. the
and Hobart families. They !
took their departure shortly after II 1
O'Clock and the bali was then formally /
opened.
The gown worn BY Mrs Mckinley /
vas very handsome The material i \
what is known as cloth Of sil7Sia. and /
those OF the ladies with her were 4
modes Of The En0disre's art
Mrs. Hatch. wife OF the Hawaiian
Minister wore cream and ping hrocade-
with point lace and diamonds The i
Hawaiian Minister ard wife were &C
,o-rsried 10 the ball by their guest
". o. smith. AJIornsy-General o. t1s
Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
CANAL ooeREsroNnExcE.
Interesting Letters Sent 10 Senate
Bv state Department

Interesting LeIJerS sent 10 senate
Bv state Department
WASHINGTON. March s. Presi-
dent Cleveland today sent TO the
Senate the correspondence on fle
az the State Department relative 10
the Nicaragua canal Probably the
most important part OF the CORE
spondence is communication from
Minister Baker 70 Secretary Olney.
dated February 3. 1886. in which he
details an interview with President
Zelaya Of Nicaragua. in which the
latter stated that he had taken the
lawyers. who agreed that the Mari
time Canal Company had forfeited its
concession by its failure 70 do any
work for many years. N. ZeIaya
then expressed 70 Minister Baker the
hope thar the United States Govern
meut would take up the enterprise.
re said il could be very easily ar
ranged 70 have the contract trans
fsrred 70 the Government Of this
country. as he had reached the con
clusion that only a great government
could put ths work through.
Il asked the President" said Ba-
Ser, If his government had at any
time an Orfer from any foreign couf-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
w. w. DIMOND.

Spring exhibitions of art
are held the world ovef-
why not silver, glassware OF
crockery? The advantage in
most presents is in. the fact
that they answer for any
season in the year. A Christ
ImaS present of cut glass
would do as we'll for a birth
day in July. Our goods are
Seasonable.
Dorflinger'S cut glass, the
best in the world, because
the cuttings are perfect and
the designs unique. Best
for the purchaser because the
price is low. Best for the
home because it is useful
and decorative.
Our Silverware is the same
sort you buy of exclusive
dealers in silverware. The
weight is the same, the de-
signs are the most modern
and elegant. and the price is
the same as you paw to. the
dealer in San Francisco.
Ours is made by the Whit
ing Manufacturing Company,
and has no superior. The
pieces include everything
to be found in a silver
smiths.
lncrockery thisiS the help
fullest of stores. Make the
most of it. Its every day
selling is a series of agree
able surprises to, China low
erS. Genuine French China,
Royal Worcester, Crown
Derby and Coal Port go to
you for what they are worth
nothing better for wedding
presents.
Our stock of lamps Is the
largest and the assortment
the best in .HonoluIu--some
for oil and others for elec-
tricity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
WASHINGTON WEATHER
Predictions OF weather Bureau For
March Fourth

FrSdlcfiOu- or W Gather Bur6Gu For
March Fourth
WASHINGTON March a The
weather was cold and rainy this morn
ing but in the afternoon the sun be-
gan shining and since then the streetz
have been crowded with people. The
Ebbitt House is, Of COURSE the natural
center Of attraction, but the presence
-uf serenading bands has made IL more
so and there has been q great crowd
around IT all the while. The Capitol
itself was izmmed 10 suEoeation al
day The galleries sf the two houses
of Congress had not an empty seat in
either Of them, and there were thous-
ands who did hot get in
The Presidert-eIect retired late LAST
night, but when h appeared ar the
breakfast table AZ O'Clock he boxed
TIE picture q health and strength
A I1-i9 O'Clock Mr. Mckinley went
70 pay an Official vtzfr 20 President
Cleveland The meeting between the
incoming and the outgoing Presidents
lasted only Z few Minutes The sub
ieet was naturally the weather The
President had seen the special weather
report. n which Chief Moore stzked
his reputation On prediction Of fair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

weather tomorrow and congratulated
Mckinley on the prospect. The ON
cial forecast OF the Weather Bureau Is
that the weather on inauguration day
will be pleasant. with moderate tenn
perature. leaving nothing TO be desired
in that all-important matter.
Washington people and all visitors
are gratified to learn that President
Cleveland win be able TO ride UP TO
the Capitol with Mckinley tomorrow,
Russell B. Harrison. son of the eX-
President, is 10 be special aid on the
stan OF Gen. Horace Porter.
The official ceremonies tomorrow
win begin with the departure of Presi-
dent Cleveland and PreSident-eleet
Mckinley and Vice President-elect Ho-
bart and the Senate Committee Of Ar
rangements and their escort of 5000
troops from the White House 10 the
Capitol. where the oath of office will
be administered 70 the new Chief EN-
ecutive.
Major Mckinley will drive over from
the Ebbitt House 10 the Executive
Mansion at 1880 O'clock. and win meet
the President in his private Office. The
Presidential party will leave the
White House at II O'Clock and reach
the Capitol shortly before noon
The oath OF office will be admin
isrered TO President Mckinley by
Chief Justice Fuller. President Nc
Kinley viii then make his inaugural
address On concluding he will return
TO the Presidents room in the Senate
wing Of the Capitol. and from there he
VIII be escorted TO the White House
by the inaugural parade. which will
begin TO move from the Capitol, it is
at o'clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
crFvrA~r AND oLNFY
pr-s--eerasur Between President ard
.--..---ss--- ,lg safe

Di-sE-eer1sur BarVVssn President SE2A
~e--egs-v ~ S-sCe-
NEW YORK. March THE suns
washington special SAYS II is learned
tonight from what Is deemed trust
worthy authority that President Clsve-
land ana his Secretary q Slaze clS9-
agreed On The a6visSbiliJy Of sending
TIE Ruiz correspondence 70 the >sr@lre-
and Is 4 result Scr Cary Olney told
Cleveland that be cCuld take the re-
mains OF dis administration and 90
duck shooting with II
Yesterday morning Secretary Oln7y
sent 10 the President the correspond
snee in The Ruiz and Scovel cases. and
incidentally took occasion 70 severely
critise Cousul-Gsneral Lee for his al
tituSe in asking for war ships CleTe-
land reviewed the correspondent and
sem IL hack 20 1Ir. Oluey. saying he
would rot permit It 20 90 70 the Senate
in rhs shape he had II fixed up Word
vas sent 10 thz Senate that 1t would
be frcoupatfbIe 70 the public service
70 furnish the desired correspondence
Olney had published all the tele-
grams sent BY the STATE Llep4E lLn51L %
General Lee. but failed 10 publish what
General Lee sent 70 the department
This raade Cleveland very Indignant
Olnev came over 70 the White House
Immediately and told the President
that b itsapproved ot his policy in the
Lee case. and told him further that hs
would resign right then and there, and
50 he did. HIS resignation vas ten
dere6 yesterday Oluey left the
White House n an angry state Of
mind and has not gone near 1t since
Today when the Cabinet officials
cane.E 70 paw their respects ard wish
the President d happy future, as has
been the custom for years. Secretary
OIuev vas not present Al the 9th :
members Of the Cabinet came 10 the
White House early IN the day but
Olney vas conspicuous BY his ab-
senee- The other Cabinet officials made
inquiry as 10 the Whereabouts Of Secre-
rary OIuey. but they were given 10 IN
de-s-aud he would be along pretty
soon. The Secretary also refused 70
90 &c the Capitol with the President.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
ros srsN CosrsIESr.
MeKIaIes-S Inaa.-uraI Wei Eeceived
Abroad

NeKInIeg-- IEau-uraI Well Esceivsei
Abroad
LONDON. March THE financial
clauses 0f President MckinleFs mes
sage 70 Congress have been received
II business circles here wfth every ex-
preston Of satisfaction The repre-
sentarives of the RothschIIdrs banking
house say they we're much pleased wiki
the position taken BY the President.
adding 1t * excellent most excel
lent.
Thz GOTerzor Of rhe Bank Of Eng
land. Albert Sandman said the hzan-
eial clauses Of the message were lhoE-
oGghiy sound and Of clear. honest, con
servatIVe tone He would not express
an 0gi1foz OF the International bime-
Czllisu clauses
Howard Brown OF Brown Shipley 4
Co. remarked 1T is quite n line with
what I expected L President Mekin-
the monetary laws there Is 10 doubt
that good VIII result The country
u-sr be thoroughly sick cf the sill
atiar"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Colorado has woman miner
Maine has State photographer
England has ss7 600 coal miners.
The ofHce girl is dispIacing the boy.
Germany makes 1000 pianos a week.
MissourTs cattle are worth s2s .600. :
Last year 14,0s4, SIS head OF cattle
were delivered at the Chicago stock
yards
The citizens Of Bangor, Me-, are
talking Of erecting z monument in that
city zs z memorial Of Hannibal Ham
lin
Iowz's state fair this year VIII be
open on Sunday. The machinery viii
be idle and religious services VIII be
held
Queen Efctorfz's crown, made in
1879 contains 27ss diamonds. III
pearls. z emerzIds, II sapphfres and
5 ruhies.
In German schools French L taught
to = greater extent than English In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

port WaIe II Is not prepared 20 rec
ou1E1euc that women be admitted tc MEM
bsrship IN the university, the syudicat te
recommends that the title Of b be
conferred by diploma upon WOMEN who
nave zlrEa1y passed or may hereafter
pass the final trfpos- The syndicate furtE1-
er recommends that the women uazy pro
coed N cus course 70 the " A degree
and that the university Dc empowered TO
grant degrees IN arts. Law, letters. SCI
suees and music 70 women who have not
fulfilled the usual conditions, but who
have been recommended for such titles
h1uortas causa by the couucH OF the
senate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

fromal appeal OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway for authority 10 apply $3.50
direrentia first-elaSs and 81 second
class via ST. Paul and over the 500
route 10 Pacific Coast points. The APP
peal was taken preparatory 10 taking
individual action. 1t is probable this
Policy Of the Canadian Pacific may re-
suit in the disruption Of the asSocia-
tion and in inauguration Of a transeon-
tineutal rate war. as other overland
reads viii undoubtedly apply for re
lief as soon as the Canadian Pacific
rates 40 into effect N the expiration Of
the required 10 days notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
REIArIoNs-AEE sEvEREp.

Russia and Greece Friends No
Longer.
LONDON March "A dispatch TO
the Times from ConstantinopIe says:
All relations between the courts Of St.
Petersburg and Athens have been
broken OF The Athens papers state
that King George viii shortly start 70
ThessaIy TO uaneuver 75,9G0 men On
the ParsaIa plains
The troops who were gzrTisoned at
Janina have been dispatched to the
frontier It Is alleged that they pI1-
Iagsd Christian villages while en route.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

Try TO take hold Of this enterprise on
condition that the existing contract
should be gotten rid Of He frankly
said It had not
statement at President ZeIaya's re-
quest. in order that his position may
be understood al Washington The
correspondence includes several let
ters from Blaine when he was Secre-
tEry Of State.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
cleveland rakes vacatlon.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-Ex-Pre-
Sident Cleveland. accompanied by Cap
tain Lamberton. Dr. Wood of Boston
and Captain Robert Evans, left on the
lighthouse tender Maude at S:25
O'Clock. AT Portsmouth the party will
transfer TO the Violet and proceed to
the North Carolina sounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

Britain and Belgium on the subject
of the demands OF Great Britain for
indemnity as q result Of the impris-
onmert OF Benjamin TfIIett, the Eng
ish labor leader, arrested at Anti
verp last year while promoting a
strike
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

William N. Hahn OF Ohio. Marshal OF
the District OF Columhias Colonel Rus
sell Of Mckinlsy's Ohio Regiment.
Commissioner Of Pensions; Perry 5.
Heath OF Indiana. an important assist
ant seeretaryship.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
ENrraditfan Treaty.

NEW YORK, March THE CORE
spondent of the Herald in. Rio
Janeiro. Brazil. telegraphs that the
treaty of extradition between the
United States and Brazil Will be
signed this week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
APeOlSrIESrs 81 NkINLET
some Men Who VIII Hold once
Under SeE President.

some Men Who VIII Hold Orzce
Under View President.
NEW YORK. March THE woriE's
Washington special says. Among the
sarilest appointments the most mpor-
tnzt already decided upon By Presidzu
AcEILey are the following John Hay
Of Ohio, Euhasszl0E 10 England Gen
erzI Horace Pu-rzr of New York. En-
hasszGor To France General william
Draper Of Massachusetts, EHhaSSzlor
10 GsrW1y, William r. Merriam Of
Minnesota Minister % Austria ChzS.
G. Dawes Of uInois. Controller Of the
Currency twhen Mr. Eckelz' term e1-
pres; william N Osborne Of Mzsza-
chusec1s. Consul-GensraI az London
John < GoEdy Of Indiana. Consul
General AZ Paris, BelIamy S1orer of
Arkansas, possibly Minister 20 Mexicc5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
King Oscar wn Serve.

LONDON. March 1.-0ficials of the
Foreign Office here state the report
that King Oscar has asked TO be re-
lieYed of duty in the settlement of
the disputed boundary line between
British Guiana and Venezuela is
wholly unfounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
WIN Go To Ira1r.

LONDON. Feb. 24.-Embassador and
Mrs Thomas F. Bayard viii so to
Italy Immediately after Mr. Bayard
receives the degree from Cambridge on
March 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
NrcH - Is sPAIN.
Heavy Immigration Likely From
Famine Districts

LONDON March "a dispatch 10 rhe
Daily Maj from HaGrid says that TIE
.szsrrEss which exists In nearly al the
provinces 1noEg the peasznrry continues
10 Increase. II AEag1n the peasants zzzs
become 50 violent N consequence ot prf-
TztiGns that the military Is SnlgEd u
sscnrr the tzE-gaEheres- There * likely
ts BE- a wholesale emigration 70 Brazil
from the famine dssrictx-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

ROME. March Wayne Mac
Veagh, United States ambassador to
Italy, and Mrs MacVeagh left this
city today on their way home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
sANeu1LLY's PARDON sleNKp.
War Talk May Have Hastened the
announcement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. @S-Senor De
LONE. the Spanish Minister residing here.
states tonight that he has received an
official cablsgram from Madrid thar the
Queen Resent has signed the pardon OF
Julio Sanguilly. The further statement
: made that the action was taken BY
the Spanish Cabinet last week and will
be published officially in the Madrid news
.papSrS tomorrow.
The telegram conveying this inforua-
tion 10 Senior de LONE is signed by Tst-
uan. the Spanish Minister FOR Foreign
Affairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
pEeRErs roR WOVEN.
They VIII Probably be Given by
Cambridge University.

CAMBRIDGE. Eng. March 2.-The syn
dictate appointed by Cambridge Cniver.
Sity 10 consider the question Of grautiug
degrees 10 women has presented its re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

CHICAGO. III, March chairman
Caldwell Of the TrznsconEinentaI Pas
sengE Association has denied the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

Has Been Teudersd Governor Bush
nell OF Ohfo.

! WASHINGTON. March 3--Senator
Sherman OF Ohio has rendered his
rssignation to Governor Bushnell to
take effect On March 5th- The Official
appointment by the Governor OF
Mark Hanna 70 succeed Sherman in
the Senate Is on the way here. and
viii be delivered TO Hanna tomorrow
70 take eject on March 5th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

LONDON, March 2.-The Globe un-
derstands upon high authority that
great tension exists between Great
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
lie coNsIIssIoN.s REroRT
Definite Location OF the Harbor al
~au Pedro.

WASHINGTON. March Z-The board
appointed oy the President so1ls months
ago r5 examine and decide up,3n thE To-
uerce Al either Sz1 Pedro or Santa No
cation OF q deep water harbor for CON-
ufca. today made frs report 70 the Secre-
rarr Of War Il defiEtLeiE locates Cne
harbor at Szn Pedro ar An estimated cost
OF s. edz ~ Richzrd P Morgan Of rhs
commission di1 Eot sign the REPORT but
BY TIRE wurtffug Of the law uni=r which
The board acts. the finding Of tf-e major
frv Of rs members IS EnaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
HIS RELEASE DEMANDED.
Another American CItfzeu Held In
Havana jail

Havana jail
NEW YORK Feb ga special ca
bic TO the Herald from HzTauz says
General Lee has demanded the release
Of Charles Scott. an American-horn
citizen. who arrived IN the Town Of
Regia- near Havana. On February sth,
and has been held since then in the
-f-- faSI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
SOCIAL SCIENCE LEAGUE.
'a"hlrs ma Resolutions Recent,
!. Ahnninh liz IL

a a"" h"s"iu'ions Recently
""u' Texas. June AT n called
wv, at OF the Social Science League June
~ me following whereases and res
~ Nm were introduced and adopt,j
s'''as' Few sccedors from the Social
league have seen fit to publish
-. ~" names a statement claiming that
49,, Mr. John Dwyer from dis
~" act or motive in the Yublicltion
n, '.per ahent the Susie franchise, the
=, Tue league was ,"illogl,al" end
w., 's with the evidence adduced
NJ ma special investigation commit
y nnii,s,, II Is claimed tina, 1.-The LEAGUE
Atrts itself By such action. ard
FEs,y fdlecting upop some NJ n,1r hssi
mn, lsiel; and
prssen,oaN e ssid investigating commit
elat Mr neither charges nor evidence
y ""ser III It's valuable report
ssn n.i The seceding presidsat declared
r. ffe,s,cd mat Nr Dryers PAPER
St'ldiifh tn 'h' interest OF rna uf the
" % sda ,or mayor and vet lie was IN.
Psiiiy the q. one sointilla OF evidence e
sibr h., We are unanimously OF the
tS hyors,,she said paper. instead OF
sould 10 sole to the candidate referred
P,Iussl iu NJ absolutely detrimental 10 his
En,sh OILY Nv Of total membership Of
slsrsd , vap seven members could be
treu ~ ~ % vote against Mr. pwyer,
Y tf,r,s,,. hese fome had moi attended
n ae,as,Is meeting for months and
- lbe es,. .nspsndod from membership
. V tb. institution OF the league while
~ BE- ,a psad IN a dollar dues in Or
'einS'aied for that meeting.
y IN. i was stated a, tho ns.,,or
n NE e Ine hsd caused to be mailed ali
PLATED n a9d State large number
Atifisl p = cards containing matter
nsas,s - Ar, Dwyer and psrporting
~ = s ron tho league, and when de-,
-A'e 70 investigate this mat