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The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

NCh4 n ALAh ANO FASANAA
The week of prayer will be obser-
we'd here with meetings every evening
except Saturday. The church also voted
on Sunday to secure the services of Rev
G. G. Luther, an evangelist, to assist the
pastor in holding extra services for q
couple Of weeks. 1t is expected that he
will be here soon.
The streets were live with flying steeds
on Monday afternoon, the horsemen be.
ing out to enjoy the fine sleighing.
Among those who had their fast horses
out were FL. o. Warner, Thomas Bray,
Sherman Green, Carl Schoverlipg, An.
drew Booth, Hubert Thomas, George
Pixley and Pliny squires. The New
England house corner was crowded with
spectators.
F.L.Morehouse,t the popular East street
blacksmith, has been rushed with worl
during the cold weather Of the past II
days. He has capable assistant in the
person of Henry Griffin. Mr. Morehous'
makes a speciality of the Neverslip shoe
and corks, and has big call for them
They cost more than ordinary shoes, blu
it ia said will last nearly twice as long a
the ordinary shoe.
John B. Cox was called to Lakeville
Monday, 10 attend the funeral of a rela
tive of his wife, Bridget Flanagan.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07
WamSutta Cotton.

Without doubt our prices on Wamsutta
and ew Bedford sheetIngs are the lowest
ever recorded in any dry goods store in
America. 1t is needless ito mention that
no other sheeting can compare with the
Wamsutts. They come in lengths from S
10 80 yards The rush on these win be so
great that We do not expect TO have
enough 10 LAST during Monday, but anoth-
err hipment expected early in the week,
at which time wen notify you through
the press.
In other Departments soma Big Bar
gains for January.
Return Railroad Tickets given pur-
chasers of $1,000 worth.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term on Thursday evening
December 80. at Columbia lodge, No.
100, K. Of p: G. G., Alton G. Cush-
man; V. g., James T. McClary prelate,
Ira C. Hotehkiss; M. W, Thomas r.
Magee; M. f., George Trewren; M. e.
B. FL. Mattoon; M. A., Frank Smith
K. r. s., Frank Z. Hitchcock; trustee
for IS months, e, w. Dams.
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07
Towels
SC each

FRINGED
Danask Towels al Sc each
AND THE
Grnndest OF bargains youT find at
10. u IL, 10 and &c
AN USPRECEDENTED BARGAIN.
Specia lots OF fine DAmask Towels, hem
stitched with drawn work. Nothing like
them sold under Soc. While they last
CSC each
BATH TOWELS.
sale for 70 &c each
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07

while di0mounting from his sleigh, Mon
day evening
The Newtown bee., 1898-01-07

NEW MILFORD HAS SUED TEST CASE TO
DETERMINE PAYMENT OF GOOD ROADS
MONEY
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Bl,ekb,wk War Wt.as,.

The sixth annual campfire ~ the Utah
county comrades of the Blnokhawk
war VIII be held nt the Provo Lake
resort, August eth TO 2s,h. The CONE
mltterH ares
Invllntion-IIeury Draper, Chosner
Nlsonrer. John Tanner. l. n. Pierce, a.
g. Davis. Samuel huxley. J. a. john
SON. Fred Thorn. q. II. Robinson, John
W1rItun, s. ". Brown. Jacob McKln.
npy.
rrogrnm-GcorFc Harrison. chairman,
SprIueyillo. Henry Draper Chester Nj
flngpr, j. s. Page ST.. !. H. ticrco, W.
%. Davis, VIM, strong, Louis y, Lund
%, l King, ~, Il, Wilcox, \. W. Brown,
Jacob Mckinney.
Music A. brown, 4. II. Vincent,
VIM strong
prm Masteu-B, W. Drlggs ana VIM.
Greer
Officers ~ the nay M, L. Pratt.
James ". Daniels, Iual A. Johnson.
Railway iAtcH.-Ony single fare for
the round trip from tho following points
uud on the following dutoai From
SAT- Lake city ana intermediate points
ln salt Lake county, aug, 2ith from
Tiutic and from points IN Snnpetr on
AUG aith; from Utah county points on
Aug u, 20 ana 20, Al tickets limited
90 date oft sale on going trip with tnal
limit nf August goth.
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Weeks Marriage Licenses.

Tho weeks marriage licenses. NJ g.
sued by County Clerk Dunbar during
tn- pact week. are as followW
ia Nlasen. aged 10. and Anna Dahlin,
tsUl o.. both ~ Salt Lake City.
\. NJ NuttuEr. aged 20. ~ Cairo,
Pulaski county, ill,, ana Emily cheney
aged 20. on salt Lake CITY
n. a. TILT. aged 81, and Mary ". bn-
NIrH. agtd 20. both Of SAT- Lake city.
~ r., McCarty. ngrd "a, and Louisa
Garter, same age, both ~ Mount
Pleasant Shnpctr county, Utah,
Jesse !. HALEY. AGED 30. ~ ogden
ana Fannie NJ ". Jackson, aged no, oi
Centrilln. Wood county, Wisconsin,
Charles w. Wilkinson, ugrd 800, ~
Evanston WYn., ana Laura &C. lurNIs
aged an. NJ salt Lake C,ts,
william Orange, aged 20, nud E'|Tl-
beth Jones, AGED ts, both 10 salt Lake
Guy.
claude Give. AGED 20. ANA Rosie w.
Howard, nrrd 20. both ~ Salt Lake
city.
g. %. H.mquist, nred - and Annie
No. Wrsicflund, AGED 2l, both of MUIR
ray, Nnlt Lake county.
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Butte Minors Among the recent ON
dna In business and other Circles Boo
Butte. there has boon mono that have
created so much ntercs. and excite.
mont 800 report that has prevailed f1r
several days On the effect that tho Aua-
clndB MuInr company has absorbed
thH nluckflot Lumber company ana all
uf 10 hdWurts. Last evening. however.
iho story had grown Goo exceedingly
large proportions, iu ncf. 10 was said
shat The deaf Included ihH purchase hy
the Anaconda people Oh ihs MIss1ula
Mercantile company lt Mlssnulu che
Nlchnut Lumber company Hul 900
fH upuurt nuurUH ana lands and Ihf
town Hf BONNER ST. y, Council. who
probably knows moro lu rugnfd 90 lhr
matter than luy uuu r'HH ln Butte, Zoe
fused il utik upon the subject ur mtkr
|nN rntm.rnt hut ln spite of that. 10
I'd reasonably surH. deal uf lursrr
proportions has been mn1e between Tho
parties named.
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bingham nullcilni u. X Smith and
John stephens have lately visited
number ~ difurcd shafts ana tunnels
near camp. searching fur remains OF
40 Creighton. who disappeared To- May.
u win Doe remembered that Pat
lcft smiths cabin 90 rp a. the Hing
ham tunnel, saying DO was go'ng 60
work there. he had been ldls an Win-
trr mud was very dorpundont Mf.
Smith wont iu Tho tunnel last week and
learn a mat 900 bad NOS been there and
bad never applied Goo ur been prom
|HUl work. 49, Smith believes Pat d.
dHll, and iuut hIa romans will be-
found u.tr bingham ThHr' IN puHHi-
nI.N ihHf hH won't i1 slme urighhlr-
uE camp hui 30 .s hardly probable. Ho
went from thH cabin empty handed.
leaving blankets lul other ARTICLES.
After hH was gone Str Smith missed
tNn packages of rat poison, which ~
Ia certain We're ,n the place a day ur
IWu h|urr.
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sMoNn rmnelNrAIInN.
IIout. upb.ou At Long teach !. I.ionis 81
hy societS,

Long Reach. y. ~, Aur d-tIau-
tenant Ilunsou b. the hero OF Ions
Beach.
Al the guests uf tho hotel asem.
hlsd In o. parlnr when 10 was
learned that Lieutenant iluusuu was Co
he ut LuuF Beach. Some ono started
a popular subscription for a testimonial
TO him. and DO was unanimously IsrH q
that sword would na ihe proper
thing IN short time $500 was iu
the hands OF tht treasurer
The committee appointed tI meet
the lieutenant foo New York ana escort
him to lung beach. puIghta thr
gwuri fnr $3.50. 10 Do heavily laid WAN
gold over handle and blade anu inter,
lined with embossed silver IL wac
prtffutUd SEQ ihU lieutenant after din.
ner. before tho guests. who crowded
the purluuI and 100 rooms. made ihr
walls ring with their cheers. HDhsnn
received thg sword chgrrfully ANA
said
at a. with fhp profuundpHt emotion
that ! receive and accept this bHnuuiul
token 80 spontaneously ouHrrd ny This
generous group I cannot adequately
DXprsH my appreciation and my
thanks hINr only iu say us Tons
us my career shall continue. .hs ym
hl.m shall hH dearly cherished ana
shall ever recall ihIs Occasion when
perhaps ana FAR away and occasion
may Jrir1 600 use ,hIs HWura, I cannot
but feel that The thought OF this ueea.
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immunes. having served In The British
army ln tgypt 1nd the West Indies
The s,eimor Lcclanawl arrived a..
s1n Frnnfizc1 ilday v d1yf from So
MIrlleIH. iho hilughi a.Y0u pIssan-
grf, who fe.uw1 wth0u. ans gold.
Yer pfss.1gHrs rfpIr, .he conditions
existing o.. &c. Niah1als 1s being exc
tr.mUly pracafiIua They Say shat
ihuu1uls Uf people are STRANDED and
.hft RELIEF MUGS bi sem; by Che elvoru-
mont
Captain Constantine. who has been Zoo
charge OF the northwestern mount d
polio" Doc Che yukon Cor che past f0ui
ygafs. returned ip O,uwH. nt.. Toe
ItN Die lac pfDuatiuH 1u official Toe
port tp Che government and refuses Go
speak ia rlgufl 90 ihe mining rou.a.
lions and other matters of similar
Kind. which AFFECT the Yukon plpuia-
fiuu. iie considers reports .i thr glli
output have boon grossly UNuggHf1tDd.
Americans seem foo hHvr amur.
monopoly pf the carrying thlnic into
th0 yukon.
Alexander ..rlo. q cousin ~ The late
William ENart Gladstone D, EnGtTnl.
Dr. hpuciuaiy Not hIH hlne loo Nuuh1.
So. where La hHH lived fur th. past
NJ ysIrf Mr Stool. hta two dHuGh-
tors living lu this Dity Nra. q. T.. Ma
lira and Miss Glluftuua Steel. An-
other daughter lH Mrs. Thru. Jones W
Saliua county and tha remaining child
Dr. the wife NJ DR. Roland nf HumcI
100 Tho daughters uI| Al tho bedside
uf the dying man. Nr steele WAS born
in Scotland Jmy 90 ISIS lie came tn
America when % boy of 10 years.
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TO CHOOSE A CHTi1TI
Democratic State Committee r.;,r. .
noon for That Pupa =
WLLALsO NAP OUT rHt p.s,v.
Nnd f'' the Time and r,.,
the state Convention w ~
Opposed to ru,l.,
wIlLALso NAP OUT the PAN, >.

The Democratic stat. ,.-
In session late thlsat.... ,
nee % Secretary J.. A. ,,.-. nl
Herald building. N. u
meeting was Co nN .t. 81
of holding the stat. s-'
ways ana means and m,, 4
program and tl uI.rt a
succeed r. W. Sloan. vbs
ed as being wilkins ta .., ~
The prospects are th1ts,t,
pc the place Whur. th. 10y, LiuI
De held. ogden and pl.,.
competitive towns. .1eb 5. n
state convention ..Hr ib L
iuunth IL likely Goo b.. .,al.al
the rev chairman Jam 4
though two Ur three .,t'. Pr III
prominently suggested ans
The convention. 90 D.. Yrs....
declare against f...lr
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UTAH FORESTRY MEETING.
Subjects Discussed last Eyening-Eninen
Bolanis, 10 Speak hesi.


an Interesting meeting ~ The Utah
Forestry association was held ut Dr.
Parks office last evening. The quoa-
tion of forest and uudcrhrush nraf and
tho methods bost calculated cor their
cxtnmuahmcnt was taken up md dis
cuasod Tor some time. after which tho
secretary of the association was in-
structcd tn correspond with the officers
of county organizations and secure UX-
prrHuIunH from them.
Tho committee ou Fish Lake toHur-
walton WIS given further time to re-
port upon she work 10 has In hand.
Prof W. 90 tiuylunco was appointed
HH committee un general correspond
rnco.
Richard Klcitlng reported having had
an Interview with Chairman Arm
strong of the county commission. In
which tho latter notified him that the
ROAD supervisors had received inntruc-
lions Co rttInruiah brush fires In their
respective districts. but that In the cun-
ylnH where there nre no road dis
trlcts this protection does not exist.
on motion VI Prof Howard. a special
meeting was called Tor Monday nt 3.
no., nt which time Mir Potter Bart uu
eminent butlnist now travelling around
the world ln the employ OF the EngllHh
government aud ox-Mnyor Glyndin-
Ming, recently appointed United States
forest commissioner fur Montana and
Idaho. will address tho members NJ the
association.
The question OF forest and brush nroa
viii also receive special consideration
at this meeting. and Prof Royinnco iH
90 lad .n tho discussion The trees
planted IN city Creek canyon ON last
Afhor Day are reported hH growing
nicely.
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DOINGS IN THE POLICE COURT

aiIltc uoylc was In the police court to-
day for drunkenness and bcEring. ilc
was found guilty ana got twenty days.
Z. q. Pollock, FOR allowing females In
hls saloon. ngninH, the ordinance. was
found guilty and fined so, lie gave
notice ot an appeal.
Henry Murphy. charged with petit
larceny. had hll hearing continued un-
tl Tuesday. while Mrs. Grow. arrested
FOR assault and battery, was discharged,
Henry smith was arrested this after
noon for stealing 70 pair ~ mocaaslna
from lt1hlnHln Bros shoe store. lie
Will face the music Monday,
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Wanted
TO BUY
1000 Dogs.

Mus. DE- WHITE in color. NJ 'hc
Grey HOUND VARIETY and nc
following Painted lu g-lueh black Lai-
tens 90 thsir Sides.
The Foreman Hf our Baking Powder
department. while nvorsaling ih mix
ing " q batch 10 SALTAiR BAKING
POWDER loss q Diamond stud, size
~ clr1is. HHt Do combination Cor
Rms or stud. The Diamond IL pure
Nhlte stone. Il was lrO ni0d Oh our
Foreman hy BILE NUw York Ompil yrrs
100 recognition IL bic ability ls q manu-
Aciursr w baking Powder. We viii
pay $50 ln gIii io any pcrsin returning
sam With .he can or sALTAiH HAk
no POWDER in which the Diamond
was found. OBJ our office. Room &c.
o'M0Iu Uuuding
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A Compliment 10 Uilh Talent.

Prof John J. Mcclellan Is now burliy
engaged arranging and composing Or
chsftrll music fnr a New York come
pluy. The fact that there are ~ many
eminent musical composers In the hlg
metropolis. and shat q young Utah boy
has been selected fIr the work. o., tn
say the least, q complainant o. she
State ana lta musical talent. The
piece Il being written az SallAlr. where
Prof Mcclellan finds % a pleasure 90
work. 10 u Tor fun orchestra.
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and X streets. twn-Htory brick. 5000;
4. %. Farley. 800 Third East tNo-gtory
brick. $500. A. u Farley 21s Third
Fast. two.Ht0ry brick. $500. e.. W.
UaHmussen. seventh West. between
South Temple and First South streets.
ono.atury brick. $500. w. A. sherman.
story brick $1,000. John q. Davis,
Eighth West between North Temple
ana first Nofth. une-story brick. $500.
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Eom lhe Ml,,Ion FleId.

Elder John G. norioch N Ritter, salt
Lake county. IL homo frum mission
to the southern States. llo LETT san
Lake. July "a. 1895. ana went 90 the
East Tennessee conference, whHrn
be- laborcd an u tho time enjoying the
heat OF health and spirits, lic says that
numerous nccrHsionH nre being made %
the church in the East Tennessee con.
ference; that sunday schools and
branches are helng organized and that
tho health OF the Elders II generally
good.
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rooK rur Disurs AWAY.
Mrs. burrows sues tier Husband for VAIN
tcuaurr aud Accuse. Him Of Carr Tug
on wedding ans.


on wedding uifts.
Annie burrows nlcd n suit Tor Hcpar-
ato maintenance against her husband
Eibert r. burrows in the Third district
court today. alleging that tha marriage
took place ln this city in April 1897. ana
that f1r some time past the defendant
hin failed 60 provide Tor her 10 d.
also alleged that the defendant iH an
able bodied man. capable of manual la.
Dor. and uhln tu yarn rom ~ 20 =.
per day. that plaintiff ls without i3ult
iu ihs matter. aud d. wilkins ana has
heun Wll'lug Goo labor with NOT huhnlhu
aud perform tho part ~ vito 90 HIM
10 g. further alleged that since Inc mar
rIHna. plaintiff bias had born tn her
child. named Eithodprc, aE'd MIN"
months.
u h thon set cut that whom the
c,uple got married their friends gave
Nom AZ pr.f.uta 1T W dishes, COM
Stating nf four dozen common plates,
two blr covered dishes Tor vrrciuhr.
two meat pluiirrH. pickle dlfh. potato
dIrh. cream pitcher. sugar bowl, gravy
hlal. "a small china bowl Tor sauce or
vegetables. one dozen sauce plates and
nne-hsif dlzHn butter plates. ana once
half dozen cups and nuu0rs, After their
marriage they Jointly. 10 j. hllcHcd'
earned Il stove. "Rlvnl state" No. :
ON the gsth of June last, defendant 10
alleged tn have abandoned his wife,
taking with him the dishes ard stove
and d. 4 clothes. leaving her nothing 70
live upuu. and compelling her Go drpend
upan the charity pf friends tor the
aiipport NJ herself ana baby
Mrs burrows prayH for the rrHinrh-
lion VI the property: $50 per month for
Tho support ~ herself and child. ana
Tor such other relief nA plaintiff may
b. entitled a. In tho premises.
uurrsws ~ a yardmnn at tho S1lt
Lake Coal cpmpuny'H place, ana fore
myfIy resided lt 20 peach street.
Young a Moylo are plilniinu attur-
UNWH
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slnnret Co. lhe Mone.

Richard Leu Hok a stranger into his
confidence % i,V. days ago and ia now
bevnlilng the = n SIS Lou ana a
companion were stopping az ihe RAN
road Exchanrs hotel. whore they ZEN
lu with man named Huhrl, dead
broke. Tho three made up their minds
o. 30 oui hary,a..ug and were % have
sought rrrHncr pastures today, but
when Lou and companion aw1kc tbs
morning. the stranger was gone, after
having picked tho form ~ pockets of
The sum above named. Detectives
Sheets and Gulesplo have tie matter In
hand.
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judge cherry made the following ore
d,m today;
state of Utah cy tci W Morris sUm-
mer, pIuIuun elects tn stand upon
complaint. action diHmlrrcd.
Priscilla Murphy w %. w. Mnyle'
filed order ~ diHmlHnnl.
Jesse J. Murphy W Priscilla Murphy.
petition f1r redistribution difmiaHei
upon stipulation.
3. nenttlc w New Guinea Mining and
Milling company Judgment for plain
tn FOR S10Gia and costs,
T.. a. sorcnson W. Frank T.. Fulmor;
Judgment by default.
tlpheccu a, sawyer w Isaac Hunter;
ten days FOR defendant, Frank ban a.
answer.
william Campbell W Sheep Rock
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Tho following program will be rem
dcrod nj the Third ward ~. !. \. to-
morrow evening.
Correspondence from palostlno....
.... go. ...,liruthcr T.. =. MnycOck
Solo................,M Miss rhemlc Irvine
Address. President Jos. H. Smith
The public nrc cordially invited.
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Following 0re the permits issued by
ihs huililus inspector during tho pas,
Nruk
W NJ and W. a. clayton, corner q
and fliih streets. three uur-siory brick
dwellings, ugsrUFIiug Slefi, N. n.
WBlk.r. a west. second South. repairs.
1901. NJ. ". owen, corner T. and north
If Fourth street. uug-stury brick ST.
1uoi g. n Campbell NJ. between First
ma Second streets, tWo-stury brick.
$1,000, A. %. rarleN Third, between ]
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Following 81 che report Of the board
N health Tor the past woch births
as. equally divided between the sexes;
deaths 10. nit OF whom were males;
bodice brought from outside places for
lntcrmunt here. o., contagious diseases
o. covering eases NJ scarlet fever and
dipnthcria. Infectious diseases Z, all
typhoid fever.
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A Small Blaze This Morning.

At 1885 this morning the fire depart
mcnt responded TO call from the
Western Union Telegraph Office. on
East Temple street. whore small
blaze was discovered. the same caused
by un electric wire coming In contact
with the woodwork \ hand grenade
put the nro out with practically no
damage.
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In accordance with law $50
der ~ the board uf dlfori0rti9
shares Of each parcel " saii "
may be- necessary viii BE- o.. .
Office of the treasurer, Ne u =
Main street. m WDln'lil -
goth. 1895. nj a. noon, o. pAy ~,
assessment. together with qfi4-
yrrtislnr ana expense 0f tllt
I8y order ~ tho board N dlif =
A. W. RAYBOULp s.ti, ~
Dated Salt Lake CITY, ula~ -
eth. 1895.
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Lieut.. We'll, Home Monday.

Governor Wells stated today that he
had received "a telegram from his
brother. Lieutenant u. 8. Wells. who
was wounded while In the Santiago
battle. and that be- would reach here
on Monday having been ordered home
ON sick leave pending his recovery and
return 60 active duty.
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EsrRAy rou>p Notro

ono bay marc. about {
weighs about 300 lba email
right hind les. NJ ihU ihlys
animal u nHt claim q uH
Tuesday. August 10th I,l, Il i
sold at city i'atrlv Pound 10, /.
JOHN ~. MA1rf 1
rHusNa.
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ton obstruction and passion over
ifisb tegisi,iI,p for "a gsn,r3fIon. There
Ina blIn "a rrs1t calm. whom v.li.u.
p4rtfrsra hrvn bUa4fr. IIat.
ia ana prtirabia 1rl npbYIv has
rrrmcd to mind what was ulIn- uu.
Therp has hsen mo- ayrirm1tiU oppose
ton 10 The measure no either h1ua. Th.
liberals have boon UaliHrs eI tHtlr#
uafIaUniIr. rfnups have shown good
itmp.r ana nalu.d rm ih..r usual
lnf4ralne iHrtrs tuf Iu. uni0nIsia
hl,. voted riih ipnrmi mIu.nne
and rVuIUlI lmuH.m.nt fu fh. lord
thIra Is ID di.Yla.tilu iY DO. fr.'Ull re-
fprciing mHuIr 1.iIIH Hud L'r' Ion.
dondeuy OBJ. Duke OF Al0rr.in. QUO
Iord Morris have h1d rHnIlfH' iH
gloomy vatIcitlfIlu resp CiIuE ln-
pending corruption and m.He1Nfn-
mont: but the measure Wll Do. lrcHpi.N
with possibly one ur two trivial ih .hH
mHutH o. is the nrHt WHu"ui.
h1f utIu ua fod 'u thirty yours N.l-
out aotr' Iu .Iih.r h1u nr cog,
fiuus dnUlf. of HuN s"rIIu.n Wv
tiff. factions and glasses f.'m POO N'N
experienced hru'rnint 'hHu4" "i
hfnrt ON irish 600 'IIra
The m1rvr'"us snlIIrE 'I '.Np
the relations W ~ .inI iNN
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