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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
GOVERNMENT OF HAWAII.
Senate Committee Makes Several lmpor-
tant Changes in the Bill

Washington, Dec. 2L-The Senate
committee on foreign relations today
concluded its revision of the bill pro-
viding a territorial government for
Hawaii, and Senator Cullom reported
the changes to the Senate. There were
numerous changes, the most important
being as follows:
''The section defining citizenship was
amended by striking out the word
white" and also the explicit reference
TO Portuguese, and left to read as fol-
lows; That all persons who were citi-
zens of the republic Of Hawaii, August
u, 1898, are hereby declared to be citi-
Zensof the United States
The request of one-ffth of the mem
bers of the territorial house of repre-
sentatives is made sufficient to demand
the ayes and noes, the original require
ment being one-third.
The provision in regard to the quail
fications of territorial senators is
changed so as to require that the sena-
tors shall be male citizens, 30 years of
age, that he shall have resided in the
Hawaiian islands not less than three
years, and he shall be qualified to vote
for senators, the explicit property quail
tfication being stricken out
n IKE CllGuSe 10 uldu6 IN LIle provision
regarding members Of the house, who
are required to be qualified by the
changes to representatives.
Section 23, allowing the legislature to
legislate after the other had adjourned
was stricken out, as was also the pro-
vision requiring that each bill should
receive the written approval Of three
members before being introduced The
provision authorizing the territorial SUI
preme court to pass upon the Qualifica-
tons of members of the legislature was
not changed, and it was left.
Section 103 in regard to crown lands
was changed so as to eliminate the
clause confirming all valid leases now
IN existence. There are many technical
changes, and in all cases where Hawaii
is referred to as the government of
Hawaii. it is changed so as to make it
the territory Of Hawaii
Xmas Boxes of Cigars, $1.00 and up
wards at Green's
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
WEYLER IN EFFIGY.
Cubans Hang One in Cewo-Bus is
Virtually Suspended.

Virtually Suspended.
Havana, Dec. 2I.-Efigies Of General
Weyler hang this afternoon in Cerro
the suburb, surrounded by feerine
crowds, while small professions march
and countermarch along the streets.
shouting constantly, Business is vir-
ually suspended in consequence of the
rejoicings over the evacuation. In
some instances bands of Cubans have
visited Spanish shopkeepers and com
PEELED them to shout 'Viva Cuba Ii
bre" and to wave Cuban naps Seno1.,
EdiIes, the lady who entertained. the
cuban Generals Sanguilly and Lacret
anu other cuban officers, at a dance al
hef residence in Cerro last evening. sem
message to the United States military
commanders, suggesting that the SDan-
lsh s0ldlery might invade Cerro and her
nome Major Harrison though taking
no account OF her fears, stationed two
guards III front of her residence
This evening the Cuban Generals
Mayia Rodriguez, Marie Menocal, Vidal
ana JUNO Sanguilly with other Cuban
oHlCefS, are TO be entertained at Tesus
del Monte, another Havana suburb
Printed papers, insulting to the Span-
lards, and threatening to kill them after
january L continue to be circulated i'm
various parts Of the island. The al
calde of Santiago de Las Vegas has
seized large quantities of such clandes-
tine prints and burned them
The Cuban patriotic committees are
planning for a five day feast after Ian
uary !, during which all business is ia
be suspended. The United States hos
Lital ship Missouri which left Sayan%
nah December Is, arrived here TO-DAY
with fifty nurses and $50 members of
the hospital corps
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
PRICE OF BRoo1Gs TO BE RAISED

Chicago, Dec. 21.-The Broom Manu-
facturers' Association of the United
States met today and unanimously
voted to advance the price of brooms
rs cents dozen. The opinion was ex-
pressed that an additional advance was
certain to be made within the next few
weeks. A serious shortage in broom
corn was given as the reason for the
advance. It is stated that the low prices
have caused farmers to almost cease
growing broom corn, and the crop this
year is fully so per cent short in con-
sequence. William F. Lang Pfttsburg,
was elected president of the association.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
10 RAISE RBINA MERCEDES.

New York, Dec 21-The Merritt &
Chapman Company's wreoking tug L.
J. Merritt, and the barge f. r, Sharpe
cleared yesterday for Santiago and are
now anchored off Stapletou waiting for
the fog to lift. The Merritt & Chapman
Company has made a contract with the
government for the raising of the Span
ish warship Reina Mercedes.
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PetucoatS' Golloh bankers
6heSs. 5-aules Iuppers'
i 20 ll ~. SIS lls. Isus9'
FIN Cushlohs. Notepapef'
rye Gid9sSs' IISI 9cofeiS'
= = lass apIe sets 6eIClisi
Broocnes opera wraps
suck rms BToons.
Bib Pins. WashboardS.
6onhets. MnlpS'
I urpdils' IliIeES-
S 20 IhksLanus.
GnderShlrtS. Progressive Euchre.
DIsss oHIelus- 1Ialf Ornaments
SHAVING Sels. Iens
Art Squares. Feather busters.
Pocketbooks Canes
Ghatelaines Caps.
ChaIelalne Sets. Mems Shirts
photograph Albums. Baby Ribbon.
Autograph Albums. Novels,
PaSSementerleS. Boys Literature.
Blouses. Huck Toweling,
bangles- Fruit Plates.
Chalns. Carriages.
1hlropoolst Sets blackboard.
6OdS. oatmeal sets.
Seal Coats. Dressing Saoques.
monographs. Sash Ribbon.
cameras. Histories.
hodaks. Girls Story Books.
Drawing Sets. Crash.
Amulets, SILK Handkerchiefs.
souvenirs. Card Tables.
Necklaces. Damask Towels.
Opera Glasses. White Flannel
ShaVlng cups, Bordered Handcfs.
Satinet Suitings. Pants.
White Spreads. Tapestry PortiereS.
French Flannel. Blue Cloth Capes.
Initlal HandcfS Ladies Jackets.
Boys Knee Pants. 1914 Shooting.
DreSSerS. Blue Flannel,
Oak Screens. Satin Ribbon.
Double kersey Capes Small Toys.
shirt Waists. Mems Scarfs.
Pillow Cases. Girls Hose.
Silk Ribbon. Mems Rockers
large Toys, Curtain OUTFITS.
Men $ Ties. Ladies' Umbrellas
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
DEDICATED.
The New Congregational House on
Beacon Street, Boston.

Boston, Dec. 21.-The new Congrega-
tional house at IA Beacon street was
dedicated this afternoon with appro-
pirate exercises. held in Pilgrims hall
The program included reading of scrip
ture by Rev. DR.. H. J. Patrick, prayer
by Rev. DR.. E. D. Webb, presentation
of keys by w, H. Emerson, chairman Of
the building committee; response by
Samuel Johnson, president Of the Amer
lean Congregational Association; ad-
dresses by Dev, DR.. W. H. Davis, Rev.
DR.. E. G. Porter, A. H. Wellman and
Rev. s. e. Herrick and prayer and
benediction.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
EDUCATIONAL
Why
Be Idle =?

Thousands of young people are out Of
employment, in straitened circumstan-
ees, or burden to their friends, be-
cause they cannot earn their living.
A thorough knowledge of business
and shorthand would guarantee them
employment. They spend more for rec
reation annually than would secure
them a first class business training.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22
EDUCATIONAL.
THOROUGH Rapid PROGRESS MADE At


In three weeks DAY sessions or six
weeks EVENINGS, our students master
writing and reading shorthand; then
speed practice and typewriting soon
bring one to office skill. Some graduate
in three to five months: our sloWest In
six. BUSINESS and BOOKKEEPING
are learned by doing business and keep
ing books under direction of able teach
ers. DESIRED RESULTS thoroughly
and quickly gained, saving expense
Students enter daily or evenings MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
at A Front st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-22

Xmas Boxes of Cigars, $1.OO and up
wards, at GREEN'S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
lnpny AFTER FEDERAL OFF, :.
seattle Nan Wants tn He District At
torncy for AlasLa.

Special Dispatch 10 the PoSt-lntrli!genc
WASHINGTON. June .S.-Jamts ieddy.
of seattle is ~ the city trying t. secure
M appointment as United states district
al .oruey FOR Ala aka to succeed Burton r..
Bennett whose term expired two mpnths
ago t..si6y has not received the lD3oteSs-
inent Of Senator Wilson The situation -
some What complicated by the fact thai cx-
CONGRESSMAN HYDE, ~ spokane has been
for long zine an applicant ana senator
Wilson IA II r1ucly advocating his appoint
fneut The third applicant indorsed by
senator Perkins o. California and CGi!om
~ Illinois - captain Fitzgerald 81 san
Francisco an aN-arruy officer. L"idy bids
Tor tAe supporf ~ the temperance element
in stnate and t9m,u}st ration esr,'es. In
Interviews published here he derFie~ the
N.lUor evE IN Alaska and declares. "t.Ven
the mos. ardent Temperance men II whom
! am ere. aei.et" in ltcen.ae for The terri
tory"
!. W Ctasc. Of Seattle. Is III the city on
bus4~css
y. = Jenkins ii san ~ the secretary u
stat" r Washington h8s @ir} q formal ap-
f.t&:.ar fer .sp ,pfs,tn:04n; as lieutenant
ia ts- regular aT:uV. Ue il lnAo1sy1 fv
tt3~ u tsh.u< ou delegation. except SeGa-
ter " .l@eU ~ me Kansas rsan3 tors ana 1y
WhI.e - lllnso.~
II II Hoffman Seattle. ha.= etesi an ar-
}hcatso1 ,aroee.t friends fer an appoint
tneat As Alaska coasrgli ~S}onsr
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Il. L.. PIPEE, Receiver.

valves so they could not explode The
engines. too. are well preserved. and the
rest OF the large machinery II in good con-
dtisa. Two vessels, the Maweena and
the Eoss. were loading az the line OF the
ere. and there Is lumber enough saved TO
more than compete their cargoes-
TIE officials OF the mil company COM
plain Of the inefficient water supply. and
iay part OF their damage to this cause.
TIE IRE department vas much nampe-ed
by only being able to ges part OF the
force and volume OF water II should have
been able 10 get. As the scource Of sup
ply in the lakes is over 30 feet above the
city. il las 1awned on the city authorities
that the main leading from the lake is 100
email 10 cope with the demands that are
made on IL for city purposes. and a move
ment is CT foot TO enlarge IL from eleven
inches 10 twentyfour.
Tire mill viii probably be rebuilt. as the
company which owns IL owns the townsite
and has large property interests here. Be
sides that, the Mill Itself, which. during
the recent financial depression. was run
AT an actual loss. has been making money
during the last two years. The effect OF
the fire on the labor market here will not
he very marked.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
PREFERS SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Recruiting Officer smith. OF the Third
Battalion Will Come Here.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inte.ligencer
TACOMA. June 2s--Capt. Smith CT tie
Third battalion. Washington volunteers.
who has been in charge Of the recruiting
station here viii tomorrow bid a tenn
porary adieu to Tacoma ana take up his
work in Seattle. The move Is being made
to facilitate filling the companies OF the
Third battalion to their full limit. The
recruiting officer thinks he can make bet
ter progress in Seattle than here, and
hence has decided to make a change Of
base for few days.
The arrival here of Mastering Officers
Capt. Taylor and Maj. F. II. Fox, of the
Fourth battalion. has added new zest to
matters military. and all sorts OF rumors
as TO the disposition OF the new battalion
are to be heard. Those who pretend they
are In close touch with the matter de-
clare the battalion will be sent TO Camp
George H. Thomas. near Chattanooga,
Tenn, for equipment and drill work. AZ
ter putting the battalion in good fighting
trim K Will be sent on to Cuba, according
TO these military prophets.
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sary of the law department of Yale uni
y..r2Ii.. hall ihls q fternQnra

sary of the law department Of Yale uni
ycrsity We're held this afternoon.
Tho Townsend prize orations were de-
livered by Joseph O. Moore, b. A, OF New
Haven, Conn: Samuel Peterson. ph. D.,
Los Angeles: Gilbert Hedges. b. A, Ore
gon City, Or; all OF whom spoke on THE
Debt OF Virginia TO Jefferson" and Ed
ward William Beattie Il. A, from Helena,
Mont. whose subject was THE True Naval
Policy OF the United States The prize
OF 800 was awarded 10 Gilbert l.. Hedges.
Betz prize. $50. 10 junior receiving high
est mark at graduation. Arthur Linton
Corhin, b. A. Lawrence, Kan.
Wayland debating prizes. first, John NJ.
Sheppard. II. A. Pi,tsburg. Tex: second.
Charles Studinsk:. II. a, Pueblo Colo
Kent club diplomas for excellence in de-
bate. Edward w B-attie. Helena, Mont. :;
John +. Douglas. Grafton. y. d; Gilbert
l. Hedges. Oregon city. or.
The degree OF master Of laws. cum laude
was awarded II Arthur \. Wiides. IL
Il. Honolulu, Hawaii. and the degree Of
IL. r. cum lauie. to Samuel Peterson. Pm
D. OF Los Angeles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
No END Of Preparation.
VANCOUVER WILL ROYALTY CELE-
BRATE DOMINION DAY.
Warships Arrive to Take Part In Ma
val Evo1uti0ns-Crack Regiments
to DFili-A Great Race Between

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. June es.-The
good citizens Of this burg rubbed their
eyes to see Il they were dreaming <his
afternoon when three men-of-war and
Misunderstanding torpedo boat destroyer
steamed majesiically into the harhor and
cast anchor at good Smelling distance from
the town. Their fears Of an invasion by a
powerful enemy were ailayed, however,
when Il was learned that the vessels be-
ionged to her majesty's feet and had come
here to assist in the Dominion day cele-'
brat.on on July ! and 2. The flagship
Iinperieuse is still at Comox, practic.ng
gun drill, and viii not get here until Fri
day. The vessels to arrive were the Am
phion. Icarius and Phaeton, and the tor
pedo boat destroyer Sparrowhawk.
An elaborate programme Is being pre-
pared for the naval maneuvers. IL which
these vessels are 70 take part. The crews
of these ships have participated in similar
events, and a sight well worth Witnessing,
and one which will excite unusual inter
est. in view OF the present war. will be
witnessed in this pretty little harbor on
July and ?.
An equally interesting event, and one
which IS also Of a military character. is
the review and maneuvers OF the crack
regiments OF British Columbia. The best
men of the Vancouver. Victoria and Ma
naimo regiments will be selected TO show
the populace and their guests something
about the act OF war.
Vancouver expects TO fairly Guido her
self in the coming celebration, and with a
hard-working committee and strong at
traction list she will probably have two
days that VIII go down in her history.
The interest in the championship boat
race between Gaudaur and Johnston in
ceved here from large cities as 10 the re-
spective conditions of the men. Johnston,
the local man, It Is generally conceded,
will give the champion hard race, and
mysterious few are giving ii out quietly
that he is a sure winner. The race, need
less TO say. is exciting worldwide inter-
est Gaudaur will row at about l8 pounds
and Johnston at 1S5.
A feature of the two-days sport that will
attract many is the provincial champion
ship bicycle races One event in partcu
lar, the one-mile professional, will b1
eagerly looked for. Jack Sharick. of Ia
coma: Hardy Downing, of San Francisco.
and Marshall. the colored rider. of ma
,ional circuit fame. will compete.
In the amateur events Frank Color, OF
Tacoma: Ormsby, Schona and Harold, OF
Seattle, and a number Of Victoria riders,
Will participate
Splendid accommodations have been pro-
vided for visitors. and committee will
look after their welfare while in the city.
Many are expected from across the line.
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SALE Of THE IL R(N IS OFF.
TURNER FACTION PREVENTS THE
TRANSFER OF FAN0ts NINE.
Half n Million Dollar ehecx LOT
Earnext Money Withdraw. saA
Injuaefions NnIIihed Po0ieA
stock i'm Escrow Delivered Up.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-InteiIigencer.
gGSsLA&D. 4. G.. June g--At 20
o'c.ock tonight tire DIAL for the purchase
Of tie Ii Roi by the British America Cor
porahon for s3.ga.o go VS. declared off by
all parties 30 the transaction. A earle
vas received this afternoon from London
from whitaker Wright. stating that an-
less the deal could be pit through by July
u the So. 90 put pp as earnest money ~
Ills company woald be ~stadrawn.
TIE British America Corporation poole
went 20 those who were upigoidtng the
sale and asked IL they eoufd deliver tae
property Ivy JQiy T. The reply was that
they did not think they could DO 50. Then
the British America Corporation peop!e
went to the Turner faction and asked 70
draw down the check for half million.
The Turner faction 1oyfully agreed to the
proposition.
Those VINO favored the sale requested
that all lnjunctIona. stc.. BE- declared on
This was agreed to. and the check was
Withdrawn from the bank by The British
Amersoa Corporation people.
Tie latter directed that the pooled stock
which was fn escrow III the bank be de-
liyercd 10 the trustees of the lie Roi poo.
Senator Turner Col. Turner and Col. Pey-
ton. This was done.
Thus the deal II completely OF. and Sem
ator Turner ard his friends have won the
game that has been 30 long before the
p,,alic. ard which has been so full OF
dramatic details.
Anoaief adjournment WAS the only re-
suIt os the nesting Of the company this
morning AS Oh the previous night the roll
call showed that there was no quorum OF
stock present. or the pooled stock was
not represented, and the only thing 10 be
done was To defer action until such time
AZ the requisite two-tbirds % the capital
ization should be represented.
There Was some doubt as 10 the time 10
which an al logrnment should he taken.
ard July / was first suggested. but as
II was pointed out that this date. being
50 near the holidays. would he inconven-
lent to many Of the shareholders, July
was finally set upon. and adjournment was
taken until that time.
Senator Turner expects 10 leave for Spo-
kane tomorrow morning and "a the ses-
sion OF congress Is extending over great
or lime than was at first anticipated he
viii probably return to Washington on
Friday next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
ABLE TO HANDLE CONVENTIONS.
Ellensburg Presents Its Advantages
As a Meeting Place.

Special Dispatch to the Post-In tellgencer.
ELLENSBURG, June ga mass meet
ing of citizens was held this afternoon, at
which a resolution was passed that eff
forts be made to secure the conventions OF
the political parties to meet in this city
this fall. The meeting was composed OF
men of all parties. and the citizens pledged
themselves to provide for all in good
style should the conventions come. The
resolution was Immediately sent to the
chairman OF each political county commit
tee, who is urged to put forward his best
efforts to secure the state convention of
his party
The Ellensburg Commercial Club also
indorsed the resolution.
The success Of the Ellensburg people In
entertaining TIE triple convention of 1896
has prompted the people to Invite all par
ties to meet here this fall. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one. The people are
in earnest. and their claim will be pushed
with vigor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
ROWAN Runs AROUND THE FLYER



Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, June 2S.-If In the past there
had been any doubt as TO the speed Of the
torpedo boat Rowan. recently completed ny
Moran Bros, in Seattle. Ii was today dis
PEELED when the neat little craft OF dessruc-
ton put IN her appearance in the bay here.
AZ the speedy steamer Flyer left her dock
for Seattle. the Rowan. which had steamed
into the bay. was put about and headed
with the Flyer. In q few minutes she had
drawn up and passed the passenger boat.
ran ahead Of her for some distance. pat
back and carcied clear around her. and then
passed ahead again, going around Browns
point far in advance.
The wal-known speed OF the Flyer. and
the manner in which the Rowan ran away
from her gives a clear iiaa OF the speed
qualities OF the new government boat.
When the Rowan frs. hove into sight sew
era. small craft were put out TO get near
look at her. and the owners Of these boats
who tried In various ways to get close to
the torpedo boat afterward declared her TO
be a. wonder.
One owner OF pet fast naphtha launch
looked with disgust on his little boat and
told how the Rowan jest ran away from
me; you'd although l was at anchor"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
State Teachers AssOcia ton.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. June 2S.-Today's session Of
the State Teachers Association was highly
interesting and largely attended. This
evening Prof +. B. Gault, Of the Idaho
university. delivered an address. entitled
Some Phases Of Public Education" to
large audience. The programme included
select music and rectations Tomorrow
programme is large and important one.
The several sections Of the work in hand
Will be divided SO as TO be heard by the re-
spectivs departments In different places OF
meeting. The Session Will be closed Thurs
day evening.
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J Your presence will be grate-
fu1 at the Iuncheon to be given !
. today at MacDouxall & South I
} wici&'s store by the women of
! the Seattle Red Cross Society. )
There will be tempting things
to eat, pleasant hOstesaes to
serve you, and soft music ny !
{ the FlOrentine Tr0ubadOurs to
add to the delight. While you
feast ON the good things that
. will be spread before you,
You may feast your eyes upon
, the beauty Of the scene about :.
you-gay booths, bright gowns.
fair hostesses and the throng
, of moving guests. Among /.
them will be some of your
friends, charmed to sit down I
} by you and have a tete-a-tetc. :
What you spend Will 20 to pro- !
vide comforts for the Seattle I
} soldier boys in camp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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PROTESTS COME TOO LATE,
Judge Johnson. Of Alaska. Con arDe q
Before His Enemies Renche.
Washington tn object.

Special Dispatch ~ the Post -Inteuigencer
WASHINGTON. June 2S-N. T.. Crews
formerly Of Seattle. but now Of Alaska. Is
In the city. He came laden down with af-
hdavsts 10 defeat the confirmation OF Unit
81 States Judge -. :. Johnson but arri we'd
just ton late TO He~urts a hearing ths. seq
ate having confirmed Joanon's nomination
an hour before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
MVrlNY ON sTICkEEN TRAIL.
Canadian Regulars. Disheartened by
Hardships. Threaten to Rebel.

VANCOUVER, u. C.. June Ga special
from ottawa TO the News-Advertiser says
that the officials OF the interior depart
ment attached to the military expedition
going 10 the Yukon write from Gleuora
saving that on June the Fredericton
company of regulars threatened mutiny
because OF being used as pack animals and
badly fed. Commander Evans * having
hard time with the men. There is no
raad and only swamp ahead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-29
Receiver Is Refused.

Special Dispatch to the Post-In.e,ligencer
TACOMA. June 2S.-The application for
a receiver for the Tacoma Land Company.
made by a creditor who claims s35 due
him. was not allowed by Judge Williamson.
of the superior court. The service OF pro-
cess, IN the absence Of the local manager
OF the company, was declared 10 have
been insufficient. and the case was ordered
to go over