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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-11-03
A NEGRO OFFICE-HOLDER 81 US
RADICALS WILL WIN IF At
POINT OF BA YONET.
News and Observer.

News and Observer.
Windsor, N. c., Oct. 31.-Limas
Rouchae, negro preacher, who holds
Office under the negro Congressman
White, spoke here to small crowd OF
negroes on Saturday. He used the
most incendiary language, and threat
ened the white people repeatedly. He
said that the Republicans were this
year determined to carry North Caro-
DINA and that he knew what he was
talking about when he declared that
they would carry 1t if necessary at the
point of the bayonet and with rifle. AS
he is fresh from Washington City, he
may be supposed to represent the views
of White and PrItchard.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-11-03

TIT A N T e D-SEVERAL TRUST
w worthy persons in this state to
manage our business in their own and
nearby counties. It is mainly Office
work conducted at home. Salary
straight $500 year and expenses
definite, bonafide, no more, no less
salary. Monthly SIS. References. En-
close self-addressed stamped envelope,
Herbert E. Hess, Preet., Dept. M.
Chicago. Dominion Coz
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-11-03
CONGRESSMAN WHITES WIFE
GETS RIFLES.
News and Observer

Tarboro, N. c., Oct. 31.-On Friday
OF last week Mrs. Geo. III. White, wife
of the negro Congressman from the
Second District, received an express
package containing rifles, name OF
shipper withheld.
It is learned on good authority that
the daughter of Congressman White is
circulating a petition asking all colored
women to refuse to work for white
people. The white people are ready
and prepared for any emergency.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-11-03
Are YOu Weakf

Weakness manifests itself in the loss OF
ambition and aching bones. The blood is
watery; the tissues are wasting-the door is
being opened for disease. A bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your
strength, soothe your nerves, make your
blood rich and red. Do you more good
than an expensive special course of medicine.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold bv sH e3ealers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-11-03
WILL DISINHERIT HIS SONS.

It is currently reported that j. A.
White, a strong and active populist OF
this community from the first, has said
that if his sons vote the Democratic
ticket he will disinherit them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
WHITE PLAINS.

Judge Smith Lent In the Court Court yesterday
issued an order removing Howard f. Bailey OF
Mount Kisco as one OF the Commissioners appoint
cd TO carry out the drainage Of the valley % the
Sawrnill River. in the town Of Greenburg. The re-
moval is made because Of the ill-health Of Mr..
Bailey who is Ashevile. " C.. by direction
OF his physician. In his petition asking to be re-
leyed of the office Ny Bailey says that for tho
work Of draining the lands the Court on june 2,
1891 approved ~ the borrowing OF $1,000 by the
Commissioners and August 81. 1896 approved Of
the borrowing OF an additional sum OF $62 go upon
certificates OF Indebtedness. and that these sums,
amounting IN all TO $500. greatly In excess OF
the amount OF money necessary for the drainage Of
The lands Nearly all the laboYS OF the Commits
sion have been performed excepting the question Of
gsessments and the money 10 be collected from the
assessments. 80
In the Supreme Court yesterday Justice VI. j.
Keogh ordered the Knickerbocker Trust Company
70 nav 10 Mary Wells jennings SC. "a. with inter
est from January ls 1881. less s25 allowance 70
la wvers the money being due 70 her heir-a law
81 Charles II jennings and representing an award
made by commissioners OF appraisal for lands taken
for the protection OF the water supply OF the city
OF NewYork.
Of the village Fire Department: Charles =. Pauld-
irR first assistant engineer and =. F. Reineldt. sec
onc assistant engineer.
: special meeting OF the Board of Supervisors has
been called for next Tuesday morning 10 an
error that has been discovered In he resolution
nassed BY the Board authorizing the County Treas
i,rer TO issue bonds OF $50 900 for remodellng
county fail At the same meeting the entire mat
Ter Of the Warbu-ton-ave bridge bonds in the town
OF Creenburg will be brought up again for discus
sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
SING SING.

Charles T. Knapp will conduct the services OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union this evening
Stanley NJ Brown will lead the Christian En-
deavor meeting at the Presbyterian Church. and
the services of the Epworth League will be con-
Quoted by Miss Eugene Fancher.
The o'clock meeting for men, at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association to-day.
The failure OF Senator WilcoX's bill cod!fying
the prison laws of the state 10 be approved by the
Legislature this winter is great disappointment
10 the guards and keepers at the State Prison here
as the bill contained a provision increasing their
present salaries of $5 and SO a month to 500 and
81 a year. respectively. II is asserted that, as
compare with salaries paid 10 officials in other
pay Of the prison officers Of the grades of keepers
and guards is entirely too small and out or pro-
portion.
Justice J. o. Dykman has given his decision in
the case Of Henry Gerlach against the President
and Trustees Of this village. Mr.. Gerlach is an ex-
Trustee OF The village. and last winter he brought
action against the village authorities 10 prevent
them from issuing drafts IN anticipation Of the
next years tax levy. and "a have their action IN
paying the outstanding drafts of the previous year
declared Illegal These back drafts amounted %
81 or. and the further Indebtedness which the
Trustees had incurred, and against which Mr.. Ger
ZACH protested. amounted 20 500 The up
trial several times last winter. but was adj
1ourncd until last Wednesday. when Judge Smith
Lent. the part OF the village. moved that x be
Gisn'4 ed the ground that cause OF action
had shown by the complaint. and waste
or injury 20 the taxpayers OF the village alleged. or
fraudulent Of the village officers asserted Briefs
tice Dykman declared In favor Of the village and
dismissed the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
BROKERS CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
iTArGfrT & FREEsE ARRESTED ON lhh AZ
CrSATION THAT THEY "BUChEIhD
ORDERS GIVEN BY \ WOMAN

ORDERS GIVEN BY y WOMA.N'
Noisbau Frees ana Friend c. Haigh'' COM
,rieirc tho brokerage firm ~ IIaight e freese
,y,.b Offices AZ No % broadway. have been arrested
in a sut brought by Adele ". Leach. 10 recoEr'
& o,s 80 ard interest duo from November J, 1ss5
cash bail to tho amount OF W." WIS iu '''''' ~
hath mon. md they were released. The charge
1. ,ho, tho firm instead Of executing orders placed
bv tho nlaiutin "bucketed" the orders, ana mat
- ro,u.v tho orders were never executed. Inc
cornlaln, COTS forth that between Angus; and oc-
,oher 1905 Mrs Leach gave IN" firm slO.go 10 ne
used I'm stock transactions. At that time, shc says
pho believed that tho firm was conducting egit-
mate business and really bought and sold the
stocks IN which she was dealing. Later she as
eorfa aho learned that the firm never executed the
ordcrs md that the statements furnished TO her
NJ her request were fraudulent ana iA'se' All
TINT she ever got back. according 10 her state
roen,s was s. 5s3 %. Mrs Leach further says that
at the time OF her transactions with the firm tney
were members OF the Consodsted Stock Exchange
and that according 20 her orders. the securities
were 20 be negotiated through that Exchange
Mrs Leach is the wife of 4 Maiden Lane Jew
e,lor. and lives ut No Y West Forty-sx'hcst she
began tho suit IN Marcn 10 nmu In In her
AFFIDAVIT the plan'lT Gets forth that the urn rs
ole 10 be expelled from the Excnh'ee 'T To o
viors fraud and this statement justice leu
man ~ the Supreme Court. granted the ORDER OF
In their answer 70 the complaint the Defendants
MI. Leach and dld nothing that was not strlr,-
" upright, The answer sets ,or'n ,na, ng ne Sr,n
amounted 70 $3.50 - A securities me eIoker'
saw that hey held hundred shares OF the susque-
hanna and western Railroad stock and options
IA Contracts on sixty thousand bushels OF May
went When The accounts ~ 'he firm we're CIosed,
IS ALLEGED the iTm wa T5s mount wa. paid TO
her and she signed a release
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
HEARING on THE DRrG CLERKS BILL

About ore hundred druggists and drug clerks
wore I'm tho Mayors office yesterday afternoon at a
hearing on the bill which Senator Ford introduced
into the LEGISLATURE and which was passed. provid-
Ing that druggists shall not be required TO work
moro than sixty-sx hours IA week or ten hours on
each weekday. Senator Ford. speaking FOR the
bill said that II WIS intended to benefit not only
IN, drug clerks. but the general public. because
accidents IN making up prescriptions were often
due to overwork Assemblyman John T. Maher,
William T. Abhorr president Of the Drug Clerks
Associ,tion and Morney Williams. president OF the
druggists League for Shorter Hours. also spoke In
favor OF the bill $500
several drug clerks individually opposed the biz
on the ground that as It did not specify how the
hours should be spent II Mt the disposal OF the
ovncrs of drug stores to compel clerks to work
tcycral hours during one portion OF the day and
several hours at another portion. and this would
make them worse off than they were at present.
Mayor Van Wyck did not say II he would sign or
veto the bill.
The Mayor intimsted that he would veto hill
for the opening Of Nlake-ave IN Brooklyn, because
the avenue was already open and the bill there
fore was unnecessary He asked who respon-
s,b;e for the bill and told Sat 1t was pre-
pared by Assistant Corporation Counsel Finnegan.
who was not at the hearing. The Mayor expressed
his displeasure saying: II have the veto power
over this measure. and yet Mr.. Finnegan does not
think II necessary to be- here when the fate OF the
bill ~ TO be decided"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
sCHOOLMASTERS Eject OFFTCERS

The schoolmas:ers' Association held its regular
monthly meeting in the Brcarlcy school. 40. u
West Forty -fourth-st.. yesterday. and elected ls
officials and Executive Committee for the ensuing
wear The men elected william MrAndr"".
Pratt Institute High School. Brooklyn, PRESIDENT
James G. Croswen. Brcarley Sc1oo vce-president:
Theodore G. MitchNl Columbia Grammar school,
secretary: l. l.. Roger. J. H. Morses Schoo! for
Boys treasurer Executive Commiti"c-C T. I'""'e'
Or. j. Sachs School for Girls H. r. Towe, Boys
r-yh School Brooklyn. and J. @. wight. Girls
High School ,,, -, ,,o
Mathematics was the subject discussed ny 'he
association Three addresses were delivered, by
Ne.srs j. G. Estill. % the Hotchkiss SCHOOL Lake
,ile conn ] H. Cone Of the Brooklyn Idun
school. and Principal Chonning Stcbblns Of Primary
School no H. Brooklyn. $780,, L.
teaching should be to awaken the interest ~ the
pupils in the study OF figures. Both H. r. To"l",
The retiring president ana William McAndre" tnc
new president made brief speeches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS IN THE WEST
IMPORTANT MEETINGS TO Re HELD FREIGHT
SHIPMENTS FOR THE WEEK

SHIPMENTS FOR THE WEEK
Ch.cago. April 9The roads of the Western Pas
senger Association are 70 have n number OF i'm
portant meetings the coming week. on Tuesday
tho Executive Committee o. the association will
NEE, 20 diseases rates and commissions throughout
tho entire territory OF the association and on
W.dncslay the Chlcago-St Paul lines will meet. TO
consider the situation In rates between Chicago and
81 Paul and Minneapolis.
General Passenger Agents Eus,is 81 the Burl.ng
ton flcanord OF the Milwaukee and s.. Paul and
whitney OF the Great Northern will represent the
Western roads at the conference with the Cana
dian Pacific. which is 20 he held In New-fork next
week The committee goes entirely uninstructed.
except ns regards the difcrcntlals which the West
e~n roads are determined shall not be granted In
any event.
Gross earnings of the Illinois Central FOR the
month u March g.. 2S2 f65. against s. 100, SIS
for the same month ~ last year. From July l
The gross earnings o. the road have been $50 s0Si
ngaiust 1851 III FOR the corresponding period OF
the preceding fiscal year.
Eas,houni freight shipments tor the week end
ing Aprii amounted to ll2 235 tons. compared with
1880 tons the week previous. and Il co tons the
corresponding week last year divided among the
different roads M follows.
Mirhigan central i2 az tons: Wabash 3.,35: Lake
Shoro ., 5ss: Pennsylvania. i2.Si7 Panhandle. e39;
Baltimore and Onto. l3.iqi. Grand Trunk. SOL;
Nckel Plate 10 SIG Erie 1924: Big Four li59. The
lake lines carried 70, $50 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
CITY CONTRACT PAYMENTS STOPPED
CONTROLLER COLER THINKS HE HAS FOUND \
FLAW IN THE OLD BOARD OF rs
TIMATT's WORK.

Controller Coler yesterday stopped payment on
all contracts for public works which were an
.hortzed bv Mayor S.rong's administration ana
which are 10 be pail for by issues ~ bonds. ills
action Will bring - stop urge amount o. pup
Il, work which IS VOL under way. and taore Is no
telling when tho work Will 30 completed. His r"1-
son for stopping The work was annorn''i - %"
tho discovery that nearly 100000 of Liabilities Tor
park and street openings. existing IN -" forin'r
city Of New-York had not been ~ rludod IN inc CO
innate OF the ciiy's liabilities when thc bond .ssi"s
were authorized by Mayor stronr's administration.
This discover the Controller declares. raises 4
doubt as to the right Of the former Board o, U.s.
Innate and Appori,onmont 10 authorize The bon !
issues COR the reason that ~" d'hf limit ~ me
city NAV have been, passed then. The ConiToii"r
repor, on the financial condition e 'he CITY may
not be ready for another week on that account.
and until the report T. made the payment on tho
contracts for which the bond issues were an-
,horzei VIII be stopped Another opinion by -"
Corporation Counsel may De hocici before the
work under the contracts 70
In connection with the action OF Tho Controller.
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday sent 20 tho heads %
departments Of the city government tie following
circular letter:
Dear Sir desire 70 cal attention 70 The 9phnan
recently rendered by me Gorporau,n CoqisG go j.,
determining whether the city OF New OK nas
AGAINST the ncurrng os Indebtedness by cities. Tho
Controller is now preparing statements upon "hrl
until such determination Is definitely reached and
announced all CITY officers must refrain from Ell
form 20 he met by bonds or the pro '"eds ~ bonds
authorized or issued or 20 be hereafter authorized
very ROBEKr a vAN WICK. Mayor
Controller Colcr said yesterday that. while he d!a
not want to express official opinion. he thought
that the Board Of Public improvements was rEnt
IN holding that the city could not Issue any more
assessment bonds II the city's tebt liI2t mad been
reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The police have arrested Thoma. Jackson
twenty years old, for burglary. snort ume ago
Ms A. H. Scriven Of No llc South Ihird-aVe"
who employed him. found that the gas i'e.e''
which ,s OF the slot variety. was being robbed me
meter registered the proper amount Dut 'he u"
was Invariably empty She called On the ponce
and they decided to place marked coins IN the
meter and await the result on Friday Jackson
again visited the cellar and While he was at Work
Chief Foley was sent for and arrested him me
coins were found In the prisoners SHOES, anu ne
was ,ocked up on the charge Of burglary anu
aftcrWard admitted his guilt. . -.
Joseph Van Dorm sixteen years 0la ,nn 30" on 0l
Ernest Jacobs, also sixteen years ca Were ta ar
raigned Yesterday morning before Judso oCh"tz
for grand larceny. Van Dorm was accused 90 OF
and Jacobs Of taking his fathers horse ana o"TRS o
boys were having n good time in New-foTk CITY
when captured by the police
The guardian OF Willie quinn. newsboy. thirteen
years Old has begun action against Mrs cam
crime Supot Of Elm-st.. for $1,000 damages MIS-
Supot owns a large Newfoundland dog. and TIE
complaint alleges that March y, while WliIie
was running by the house shouting war Extra.
the dog bounded the fence ana ny MIN SO
severely that he was confined to his bed Mrs;
Quinn II IS said. will also sue for an add''ioNaI
81 go for the loss of her sons services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
,EEW-ROCHEI,IE.

There unusually large crowd in ST..
Gabriers Roman Catholic Church. Friday night
70 hear the sermon by the Rev. Henry F. Newey.
Of S.. Patricks Cathedral Father Newey IS well
known IN New Rochelle having been graduate OF
the public schools. The sermon The
Crucifxion."
John Koemer recently elected Receiver OF
Taxes, Il IS said viii begin legal action against
the Town Board. Mr.. Koellmer SAVE that he was
elected for two years. but the BOARD OF Can,
Vassers chose construe the law differently and
gave him certificate for only one year.
Robert j. Beach. OF Pelham Manor. graduate
OF the United States Naval Academy. has sent a
letter 10 the various athletic clubs along the
Sound asking the members 10 enlist under his com
rnend IN the 2d Naval Battalion. A number or
we,l-knOwn young men have enlisted.
The members Of Court Robin Hood. OF the An
cient Order Of Fcresters. have accepted invita-
tion from the Rev. Charles F. Canedy 70 attend
service in Trinity Episcopal Church tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
A MILD RIOT FOR PATRONAGE.
TAMMANY CAPTAINS MAUI AND PUSH MEMBERS
OF A PLUM DIsrRlRrrI%1 BOARD
IN THE BRONX.

James p Yea;ing. the Commissioner OF High.
vyavs: Deputy Commissioner Maloney. Municipal
Justice TIcrney Engineer Briggs Superintendent
Charles II Graham and Secretary e. 9. Clarke yes
to-day had a meeting IN The municipal building IN
The Bronx Borough for the purpose OF discussing
the distribution q Tammany patronage In the
XXXVth Assembly Dls'ricf. There were forN-
three Tammany election district captains waiting
for ,horn in the haliwayFeac having from i've 20
fOc,vo recommendations FOR appoin tments In his
rockot When tho officials departed from the room
I, which tho meeting was held hey were surround
- by the captains. and a 'crrihc noise ensued IS
r1ch -cao'ain shouted ont his rccoirmcndators Ihe
members Of the committee were mauled and pushed
about r. n lively fashion by the captains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
TILE noNArS OFFICERS ENTERTAINED.

A party Of eighteen officers from the Austrian
training ship Donau. which Hes at anchor IN INC
North River were Informally received last night 10y
tho MANNERS of the German Press club. at No y
CIV Hall Place. Tho delegation Of visiting OIL
cers was headed by LieU,enanta Dorlinick Haron
Wetzlar Emil Men1eein and Hans Count Flrmien;
second Itcrtcnauts pOdkapclsM ana Ncls"rshciiAD
md Or Suchay 4 visit was iirst made TO mo
"Staats-Zcitung." whore the party was received Dy
Herman RIdder who escorted them through mo
editorial and composing rooms OF That newspaper.
Al the Press Club the visitors were received by
president John Weiman who expressed oswald
ottcndorfers regret at his inability 10 be present
An enioyable time was spent at the club In tho
Curse ~ the evening Refreshments were served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

wh.n tho clerks r. tho General Pos'oNlce yester-
day who were distributing the foreign mail took
hold ~ - liufriral snckage. about inches long
md . inches iu diameter. q huzz!ns sound came
forth ne though q contained a hornets nest The
c',rk who was handling g. dropped i Immediately.
il' was rcaseur"d ~ others who had handed
similar pnckng.A. n is not an unusual thing for
packages ~ bees 20 com" through Oh" mails. X
was said in me mailing department yesterday th"t
tho lnecr'- used - D." done up !u boxes insecurity
and tllf fu' loN.s frequently were smashed. caus-
iur L. Inr'. among ~" clerks. Queen bees ure
sent fhHs 20 aptr.'s The pnr<ac" which arrived
yesterday Wa addressed 20 bookccpcr IN Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
FORuAL OIIER or THE FRANCHISES.
HOW THE MAHIIATTAN DIRECTORS ARE Tx
PEcTED 70 DEAL WITH THEN

PECTED 70 DEAL WITH THEN
The formal offer Of the seven franchises 70 the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Will be made TO-
morrow by tho Rapid Transit Commission. The
Manhattan directors VIII thereafter have thirty
days wherein 10 acccp, or reject the grants but II
is well understood that the company Will refuse TO
make the northern extensions. and. while willing
to take the city Hal and Wost-st. extensions will
not agree to pay Il higher yearly percentage for
these two franchises than was originally fixed by
the Commission.
Russell Sage In an interview which appeared
yesterday. iniimated this much. and said that as
"A final resource. his company would appeal to the
Municipal Assembly for the desired franchiscs
But Mr.. Sage In making this threat was proba bly
speaking with more heat than discretion The
Municipal Assembly cannot grant Il franchise for
more than twenty-five ycars. with extensions 10
cover another twenty years at the end Of
which the property must revert 10 the city. II Is
easily conceivable. therefore. that the Manhattan
company would nOi to spend millions I'm i'm
pro.rlnenis under the conditions which would apply
franchises granted by the Assembly.
Alexander t.. orr said yesterday that he had
heard nothing official from any Of the directors Of
the Manhattan company as to whether or not the
forms OF the franchises were acceptable. and con-
sequently he did not caro- to discuss the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
A FACTORY WRECKED BY FIRE.
THE DAMAGE PLACED AT $1,000 DlSCOV-
FRED BY JUSTICE GIEGERICH.

Erred BY JUSTICE GIEGERICH.
The entire stock Of William Klceman. manufact-
urer OF office store and saloon fixtures at Nos ll9
and l2l Avenue D. was destroyed by fire last night.
and the fve-story brick building which was used
by Kleeman az a factory wrecked. The dam
age TO the stock IL placed 10y Mr.. Kl"eman at from
$4,000 to $4,000 and chief Boaner places the dam
age TO both building and stock at $4,000
The fire started fl the cellar OF the factory NJ
about 7:45 o'clock and preceded by slfh' oV-
poslon. The flames shot up the elevator shaft IN
the rear OF the building, and owing 10 the intaIn-
mablo nature of the materials inside the place was
soon a mass of flames. There no one IN the
building The hfiy-nvc workmon employed had
gone home and there was not a wa; Gilman about
Justice Leonard A Giegerich Of the Supreme Court.
was passing on an Avenue ID car and, seeing the
flames alighted and turned In AZ alarm
Chief Burns OF tho Sixth Battalion was nt the
scene Of the fro in two minutes after tho alarm
had been turned in and the Chief seeing tho
nature OF the fire and tho proximity Of tho eur
rounding tenement houses. turned in "A second ana
n third alarm At Nos. ll5 and III Avenue ID ana
Nos los and 1co Avenue u, on either side OF 'he
factory are large four-story tenement houses ilieu
with people Similar houses are ut nos a. 40 ana
7as Ea Ninth-st.. and No 1913 20 500 East Eish'h-
ST abutting the factory in tho rear and sides The
utmost excitement prevailed among tho tenants
Notwithstanding the reassuring words OF the ire
men many threw their effects out OF the windo"''
on the second floor Of the house at NO Ss' East
Eighth-st. lives Mrs Regina Schrocdcr wno Is S,
burning factory lighted her room she called TO her
soI-ir-law Frederick Sch'cbel. to save her. ~
Iaboriously carried her Downstairs. N1ch ne
reached the bottom he was compelled by ,le ~ NJ
woman was much friehtcneG. and II - feared Nii'
the shock will hasten her death. Ut, a..
S,d fo Control a short time after the fremen
had got TO work. Tho building IS owned oy u'c