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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

West Ellsworth to spend a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Minnie IRE
worgy.
II. II. Eldridge of Gardiner. Is in
town for few days.
Mrs. II. +. Day and Miss Ida Of
Franklin, called on their friends In
town. last Friday.
SARGENTVILLE.
Mr.. Davis, who. with his family. is
spending the summer in Sargcntville.
lcctured at the chapel. Sunday evening.
lie will lecture every Sunday during
his stay.
Isaac Hooper died very suddenly
Friday in Bangor. The remains were
brought on Saturdays boat and taker
to Brooksville for intcrment. the
funeral occurring, Sunday. His wife is
an inmate of the insane asylum. He
also leaves two young daughters.
Mrs Hattie Hooper and daughter.
Carol. are visiting at r. H. Dority's.
Miss Leora Eaton and Jennie Grindle
are spending few days with Mrs. j..
w. Bayard.
MARIAVILLE.
Albert s. Penney, who has been sick
with consumption for year, died,
Friday, and was buried, Monday after
noon. in the family lot.
Rain was greatly needed. Hay Is be-
ing harvested in good condition. but
potatoes and other crops look light on
account of no rain.
Elvaro Carter of Bluehill, Is in town.
John Pool has been in poor health all
summer.
Mrs Mary Marsh has recently pur-
chased a fine span of horses for her
sons.
Arthur Moore and George Frost have
bought new moving machine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Gardiner people, and others who will be
at the Richmond campground during the
campmeeting season. can read the news
a their breakfast tables as the papers
will be sold at that resort by J. Herman
Lander.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Court Robert Emmett, A. o. F. of A.
will initiate several candidates, Thursday
evening. the ceremonies to be followed by
refreshments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Owing to threatening weather, Tuesday
morning. the methodist excursion was
Inot as literally patroniZed as it would
have been under favorable circumstances.
$About 70 people went from Gardiner and
\assed a most enjoyable day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Architect J. Macarthur Vance of
Pittsield, Mass. is the guest of Mayor
Stafford. Mr. Vance is attending to
varius details connected with the City
hall plans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Gardiner people are beginning to go to
the Richmond campground, to have every
thing in readiness when the season opens,
in August.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

After more than a weeks rest from
trials for intoxication al the Gardiner po-
lice court. the spell was broken by the
appearance of two victims before Judge
Larrabee. Tuesday morning. Both maid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Miss Kate Gillis of Boston. and Miss
Della keating of Cambridge. Mass. are
hte guests of Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Talbot
on Highland avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The Busy Bees a society of little ladies
of Randolph, will give a lawn party.
Thursday evening, with readings, music
and refreshments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Charles III. Richards of the Journal
book room. Is taking a two weeks vaca-
tion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

l.. II. Haines is in charge Of the ex-
cavating and masonry work at the
new City hail instead of l.. ii. Hawes
as stated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Miss Bessie Sherman of South Boston,
is enjoying the beauties of Pleasant pond.
and is the guest of Mrs. w. +. Maxcy at
her summer cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Master Ned Houlehan entertained a
party of his young friends at whist and
other games. at Ais home on Lincoln ave-
nue.. Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Charles Danforth of Boston is visit
ing his old home in West Farming
dale for a few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The regular meeting of the American
Benefit Society will be held in G. A. r.
hall. this evening. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Barker started this
morning. on a carriage drive to Ocean
Point, and will enjoy the sea breezes of
that popular resort for two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The steamer Gardiner went to Bath.
TUESDAY. under her own steam, where she
VIII be hauled out on the marine railway
To receive the necessary repairs to her
keel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

There will be meeting of the directors
OF the Gardiner public library at the
library building, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The marriage of Mr.. Percy a. II.
Dow to Miss Edith Clary will occur
this evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Clary, on Center street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Farmers who delayed their haying dur
ing the recent fine weather, are now
wishing they hadn't.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Miss Louise Chenery of Brookline.
Mass, is visiting this city, the guest OF
Miss Elinor Mitchell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

prof. w. l.. Powers, principal of the
Gardiner High school. went to Houlton,
Monday, where he will begin a course of
lectures before the summer school,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The Triple Ten club will meet with
Miss Eva Winter at her home on Ma
pie street, Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

A Republican caucus will be held at
City hall, Tuesday evening, Aug. ., at
80, to nominate candidate for repre-
sentative to the next Legislature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Leroy S. Ames left Tuesday morn
ing, for visit to his home in Vinal-
haven.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Mrs. f. c. Douglass and son Carl
are visiting relatives in Blue Hill for a
few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Misses Lola and Edith Lander are en-
joying the cool breezes at Richmond
campground.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The enga cement of Miss Augusta Pierce
of Gardiner and Mr.. Herbert Frederic of
NorridgeWock, is announced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Misses Alma and Mollie Carpenter Of
Clearmont Mo, are the guests of their
uncle, Rev A. I. Ringold, in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The Islander will go to Five Islands
Friday, with a party of Hallowell High
school alumni.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Miss Grace Hersey of Boston is the
guest of Mayor and Mrs. G.. a. SAT-
ford, Academy street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Colby of River.
side. are visiting in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

w. b. Clark. Bowdoin. 80, of DAM
riscotta, WAS in the city, yesterday,
calling on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Meeting of John b. Hubbard Relief
Corps have been discontinued for the
summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Mrs. briggs Rand and child went to
Nobleboro, Tuesday forenoon, for few
weeks visit to relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Misses Gertrude and Grace Wrenn of
Cambridgeport, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Sarah Wrenn on Highland avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

1t is rumored that the Christian Scien-
fists will erect new church in Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27
Daily kennebec 3ournaI.
A. Z GARDINER.

Miss Ida Wheeler is spending her va
cation in Thomaston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

w. +. Carruthcrs of Portland, was
in the city on business, yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

There is much uneasiness felt in this
city by relatives of Mrs. S. J. Crossman
of Ellsworth. who left Gardiner, Friday
afternoon, on the Sagadahoc. and has
not since been heard from Mrs. Cross
man had been the guest of f. S. Smith
and family, and before leaving told them
that she had got to go to Boston, on pri-
vate business. She was accompanied to
the boat and seen safely on board, but
since then nothing has been heard of her.
Her effects, consisting of a grip contain
ing her pocket book, in which was small
sum of money, were found in the state
room, and the opinion is that she COM
mitted suicide by jumping from the boat.
ms belief on the part of relatives is
strengthened by the fact that at previous
periods her mind had to them seemed un-
balanced. Mrs. Crossman was about 20
years OF age. and has a daughter in Bos-
ton and sister in Ellsworth. In appear-
ance she was dark complexioned, with
dark eyes and gray hair: was about 5
feet, inches in height, and stout, weigh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

The remains of the late Mrs. Lucy Lunt
Srrived in the city, Tuesday afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27
HALLOWELL.

F. Il. Beane is in Boston on busi-
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

"A woman was noticed on the Augusta
streets, tuesday, whose eccentric appear
ance attracted the attention of the police
and people generally. Inquiry regarding
her elected the information that she had
arrived in the city on the morning Pull
man from the west due at l35, and it was
noised abroad that she came from the
Gardiner almshouse and was on her way
to Fairfield. She remained in Augusta
until lbs in the afternoon, when she left
for up river. Thinking that perhaps she
had escaped from the almshouse, a Jour
nal reporter communicated with City
Marshal Drake, and ascertained that
though no one was missing from that in
sututlon, the woman was proba bly, one of
the inmates Jane Connor, who had been
III the habit of making occasional visits
to Fairfield where she has relatives, and
description of her further convinced the
marshal that his supposition was correct
Night Officer Armes also stated that a
woman of that description had taken the
east-bound Pullman, Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

Haying is nearly all completed.
The barns are nearly all full of hay,
hereabout.
Mr.. George Robinson and sons are
visiting at Il. j. Spears.
James Mcclure has moved to Gar
diner.
H. E. Emery has purchased the Nc
CURE place.
James Jackson entertained party
friends at his cottage, one day last
week.
Lawrence Spear is at home, at pres
ent.
A. w. Hawkes. and II. f. Emery
have been at home, during haying
Mrs. Burrill of Somerville is at her
cottage with her daughter, Miss Mae,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Howard.
r. w. Pope and family are at their
cottage.
Sam Cottle and family of Hallowell
are at their cottage, with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toward of Gardiner,
spent the day with Mrs. Cottle, Mon
day.
James Stearn. Sherman Dunn and
H. Clark were among the X. of r.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-27

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
Inve.lIga,or. sun s,nrchlnr.

Atlanta. Ca. oct n-Thc war In
Ncatigation commission arrived here
over the southern railway today at 10
O'Clock. and after calling upon Gen.
PENNINGTON. In command VI the de-
partmcnt proceeded 10 Fort McPher-
son. The only work % be done here
e In connection with the hospital at
the fort The members separated into
parties o. twu each Tor the purpose ~
visiting the various divisions " the
Institution. They found the barracks
40 the post had been transferred into
hospital wards and Notwithstanding
the day was wet the wards were all
found 10 be comfortable and warm.
There ate now s22 patients In the In
Hnu and many " them urc cons
vnlceccnt Tho commissioners talked
with surgeons. nurses and patients.
They encountered no complaint from
the sick mon. and nurses stated that
the work was constantly growing less
owing 10 the decrease In the number
u patients. They also visited the
moss hall ~ the uluyaicsccntH while
they were nt dinnor. aud the diet
kitchen while dinner was being pre-.
pared. They found the men In the
meas room ahuudantly supplied with
food and partaklng Of u with a relish
known only 10 men who have Just re-
covered from typhoid fever.
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MINOR MENTlON.

on Wednesday lac; a plump baby
boy arrived az the homo u Air. aud
MIR. g. u. schotuer
Elder Robert Marshall formerly Of
Ireland. died this morning al his resi-
doncc In the twentieth ward, Notice
or time q funeral will be announced
later.
a Democratic rally VIII be held NJ
tho Thcatcr Saturday evening and the
speakers viii be- Hon. u. n. Roberts.
Judge n. 4. Henderson and senator
Mnttle Hughes Cannon. Arrange.
mcnta arc also being made 10 hold "a
big Republican rally NJ sandy on octo-
Der 18th.
State Auditor richards reports that
the outstanding State warrants on the
lOth OF September 1897. reached fg0l
0ol4s, while nt the same date 81 this
year they amounted 10 ttgi. tggiS. MAX.
inE difference IN favor VI the moro
recent date uf gSs.t1sgl. The cNcrna
of receipts In tho raurrnl fund during
September is1s, amounted 90 ts.glgp,.
which effects "a tJtai gain this year OF
ip0.5iipi.
In She r1iico court today sho ease Of
Charles G-lry. CHARGED with keeping !
Eim1llng house. was continued, ~ was
ahp that ln which James 4. Luke h
charged with nKhtlng.
IA r. Street. % this city. wna nm
before Justice Nielsen today up1n thp
complaint OF william BlngiSy. who
charged Street with shooting duck.
between ths hours prohibited by law.
The case was dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
ANOTHER DAMAGE SUIT
Case q A. X Smith vs. Sab lake City Is on
Tidal.
PLAINTIFF WANTS JUDGMENT FOR $4,000


Judge Norreli and jury today t5ok
up the $1,000 damage suit Of Dr. a. X.
Smith against salt Lake city. Plain
10 was represented by Dickson. Ellis
a Ellis. and the defendant corpora
tlou BY CITY Attorney Han aud bis as
f.stau,. Mr.. c. 49, Stewart
The complaint alleges that on the
evening ~ the third " February, 1891.
piiinin foli into an excavation, elght
feet deep. on the sidewalk immediate
~ IN front Of uclrgu n. Scott a Co.'S
place " buHlrers, Oh EaHt Temple
street. Plaintiff 10 said 90 have aus
tfircd severe iniuriga, unuug which
was q fractured shoulder and a broken
thigh bone. ncctHtitutlnE his having 70
Keep o. hIa bed Tor pculd % months.
The city Ia accused " negligence and
cnrclrsHnssa IN allowing she excavation
90 remain lpm and uuguardci, ana
without llght OF warnius 90 passing
Pedestrian.
The c.iy denies the allegations of she
complaint and alleges that any inlurict
sustained By smith we're due 10 his
oNn faus.
The accident happeusd shortly after
[ the big fru. A conclusion had ugt be o
reached az press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mills Are ehndIug Bul Slowly at The French
Capital.
COMMISSIONS HOLD SEPARATE SESSIONS.
Impression 3. In the Air that There IL
some Understanding netwecn United
state. AID spain.

Paris. oct 4i-The United states and
spanish peace cjmmissions held separ-
ate sessions this morning. and when
the Joint session opened this afternoon
IL was believed the Cuban question
would not b. decided today but would
De taken up again at the jJint session
Of Monday next An EFFORT Is being
made here u create the Impression
that there j. some understanding be-
twcon the Emitted states aud spain re.
garding the Philippine islands outside
of The Statements contained Ia the
third article of the protocol. That
article ombodics the only agreement
between tho United States and spain
IN regard t. the Philippine Islands. and
Il clearly sets forth that the United
states will occupy and hold the city.
bay anu hnrblr 0f Manila, p,ndinE the
conclusion uf a treaty u peace. which
shall determine che disposition. govern.
ment and control u the Philippine is
lands.
beyond this protocol agreement Il
can De asserted with confidence there
Is no other understanding ON the sub
jcct between the United States and
spain. II was understood by both
powers that the protocol was "a com
pact ~ which II was agreed that tho
peace commission should determine
the future dlapoaltIon OF the Philippine
Islands. This will b. done when the
Cuban question Dr. settled and after the
points relating 90 Porto Rico and the
Ladrunca have been passed upon.
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MORE cosct 3slse WEST.
Was Once a Respected Ranch Formin-Oene'
Mis- Guilt,

Loo West the mail r,bbcr, u sim In
custody at the city Jan and Will have
preliminary hearing Just ~ soon a.
tho papers can 'be drawn up and pat In
proper shape. A. stated iu last even
insa "NcWs" the officers are satisfied
they have the rim, man, although ne
himself ls wont 20 deny his quit and
riys that iho cheeks lud papers 'n hls
pIrefr.on were gwen him ~ an1ihtt
man. Hc admits having Attempted 20
Cirh one ot the che D. 90 AcD lrnloh
That Wet was un.o q pr,itf MAll
than I'd present or evident from an hf.
tiria In a Denver paper which atya ih1'
up o. three years aEl d. was one % thc
most enc cdi and 1teomcd ranch i'ic-
mon LOO northwestern W3tannr And hih
Identification wish She ioadcrthip " the
ruaiIffa VAS at once a source " sur
prise and regret 90 many fuends gnohH
the leg Innate catitmcn u Wyo' West.
says me paper. tngs bJih cool mao
aud o. c1umEroua nature 60 ehe councils
% The range bandit
The prisoner In charged on che police
department records with rluh.uE uult'
ed states malls and vii le tried before
q. 3. COMMISSIONER TWuney.
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clark was executed was the murder
OF hls brother nj ST. Helena. Mana
county. lie lay In walt for his Vic.
I'm and shot him dead. after taking
uehperate aim. a few days before
me tragedy he endeavored 10 xii hls
brother BY poisoning his cofiee.
ahe crline was the outgrowth OF an
intimacy that had existed for thirteen
yeas before the murder with his
brothers wife Two DAYS inter ,be
killing CLARK made a fun confession.
nc then changed his mind and fought
MARI in the courts 10 set aside tho
Confession. He was convicted and
appealed TO the supreme court. This
decision % tho lower court was pus.
tnined and Clark was sentenced By
Judge Ham 20 be hanged today RE-
Gently he mnde a statement exonorat-
ing his brothers wife. From all com.
plicity IN the crime. Yesterday h.
accepted religious consolation from
members Of the Salvation Army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
New Cattle rnrin.

The Texas Panhandle has been added
60 the territory tributary 10 the Denver
cattle market. Up 20 october the rail-
road RITES were such that very Tow cat
tia could aff0fd 20 come this way from
Texas, but the Union Pacific, Denver A
Gulf has Just put In rate which
makes ID not only possible but adylaA-
bic 10 ship Texas cattle BY way N Den.
lha from an points on the uulf line a.
FAR south 40 farwrl. Tc1aa 81 the
Missouri River Via Denver From Far
we'll "a Ertolllne the rate u n cents
via Denver with feed In transit prlN-
iogca 40 any point. The now tAflu car.
fiea HAT rate TO Denver ON nll cattle M
20 cents per 100 pounds, 90 that shippers
who sell cattle 90 stop there can pay The
90 cent rate u ghcy desire, but " they
want billing through % ihr river ihgy
have only 10 pay - or - cents accord
ing 20 the point whore shipment origin
ated.
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''KID''

he could always Say ihat he had at
tended iha burial Ui thu nrst ircsldtut
W bis country DE could remember
the old Randolph mansion on Manvlii
liill. where General lafayette made
his headquarters. one Jay when the
great general had ridden zap 20 thls
house and diamountrl, ht called Heath
90 hold his horse while be- went In
aide. iig watched iAs animal Tor
nearly a half hour and Cor his trouble
Lafayette gave him some money.
Heath also remembered President
James Monroe ana won the distinction
of driving his horse in Williamsburg
on several occadiunG Later on Ia HIS
life be- wnt the guardian % she child
ren of senator nolcy 1i virginia. he
had many maaicfu aa o slave and could
ten VI all the hardahips OF slave lie
aud th9 vutk that the negroes were
forced 20 90. When o.. war broke
OUT be went with a regiment from
the north. He afterwards served a.
messenger Tor tnC government. Al
the close " the war he studied at Re.
turHhurF, Va. Tor che ministry and
Joined the American Methodist Eplsco.
pai church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
rorAL WRECK.
Grow ~ the niE steamer Henry Chisholm
are Picked ~ On isio Royal

Port Arthur. Ont. Oct. si.-The
steamer Dixon has arrived here with
six members % the crew % the big
steamer Henry Chisholm. wh1 were
picked up In "a yawi boat BY the Dixon
Oh Isle Royal last night
The report that the Chisholm left
Duluth sunday evening with the
schooner John Martin IN tow. AZ b;9o
o'clock Monday afternoon. when off
kvewcna P0nt the Martin cut the tow
line uud with her fore and main sails
set, was soon lost 10 Wow, AZ the
weather was thick and the wind blow.
lng d gale, The Chisholm cruiucd about
until Thursday morning trying 10 hnd
the missing schooner but without sue
cess.
~ o'clock yesterday morning while
trying % enter Washington harbor OF
the southwest end of Isle R0yhle. tho
steamer struck the Rock of Ages and
Immediately commenced a. 50 o.
pieces The crew ~ sixteen men
abandoned their vessel ana reached
luie Ruyaie in safety and Captain
smith sent ave OF them under Mate
Wllesman % Fort Arthur % report O.
tho owners The chisholm iH rapidly
will be "a total loss, The CROW OF the
steamer fear that tho Martin WIS
water logged and gone ashore some
wherr along tho south shore,
The Chisholm was built in 1880 and
registered i1l3 net tons, Her cargo
consisted % 5000 bushels u barley.
Tho John Martin was built IN iSia.
registered p1i tons ana had cargo VI
4 200. 900 foot % lumber. Both boats
were owned by NJ. 4. bradley Of
Cleveland. Neither vessel 90 Insured.
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VALUE on MINING SHAFTS.
Case Of uastins '. Dsrn on Trial Before
Judge cherry aud Jury,

This afternoon Judge Cherry and a
Jury are occupied In tfying the case q
Ezra -. HaHkirH VI John DUrn. judge
n1wat and Joseph Richards appear f9r
plaintln and Frank Pierce and J, Il.
Prick represent defendant.
Actin in this ease was brought 90
recover $500. alleged 10 be due plain
30 Tor 400 shares " the capital stock
of the SILVER lode Mining claim. al
legged % have been deuyerrd By pllln-
an 90 defendant ln accordance with an
agreement 90 wiring. dated December
90 1895, BY which defendant IL alleged
tl have agreed % return the stock o.
~ per share, The defendant. Il y nl-
legged, ala uot return Chs shares, where.
fore defendant prays Judgment
The defense o. that the ugrremeut %
pay u per share proscrbrH a penalty
ana therefore canno, be- ilquldatcl ln
damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Paris. oct. 2i.-When FerIInl1d W
Peck. the United States comm s'1r.r
10 the exhibition u 1900, arrived Ia ihIs
city, the space nn1ttrd 90 ono United
States nt the exposition grounds Wts
$4,000 feet. Mr. Pock'a first Ftln MA
5000 square feet, and h. has ius. -.
cured 1000 square fect more. by
means Of direct order from tho French
government on the director uf .hs ux,
ppHton, making he present t1taI sll
900 square feet
Germany has 10000 square feet. II
n not known 80, how much Bulu. a
been allotted 10 Great britain or nus.
rhi.
Some of rho American newspapers Pee
crlyed here today described alleged ln.
cdonta in connection with Mr. Peck
which the atier says have moi 8g,
CURED, Mr Peck, foi Instance. ls a..
crihod as having LOTT a box al the op,r,
house here because he was not m.
mlNed 10 occupy u with "a party ,y.
ceedlng the official limitations of hlNe4
Mr, Peck ia also described ms myIBs
refused 10 leave a sleeping car on nr.
irving al Paris at an Understandable
hour
ar. Peck aays there have been M cir.
cumstanceH or occurrences en- any deEre.
waivautlng the stories referred 10,