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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-16

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A:SD p: m, I2 80 p. 10. lVestibuled Limited).
Ifains and 10 carry elegant Pulimap
sreeping cars between Columbia and Aahevillo
snroute daily between Jac1eonville and Cincin
Trains 1a and ID carry superb Pullman parlor
Sara between Charleston and Asheville.
FLANK S.GANNON, j. n. CULP,
Third V.P. & Gen. Mgr, Trnffic Mgr.
Washington, D. q Washington. b. g.
W. A. TURK, SHHARDWICK. s.
; Gen. Pass Ag't. Asst Cen Pass AcSt
Washington. d. G, Atlanta. Ga.
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The Best Remedy for. Flux.

Mr.. John Matthias, q well known
stock dealer of Pulaski, KY, says /:
AFTER soffering for over a week with
flux, and my physician hsving failed
20 relieve me, was advised to try
Chamberiair's Collie, Cholera and Di-
iarfhoea Remedy and hive the pleasure
Of stating ths,t the half of one botele
eured me. For sale by Hill Orr
Drug Go. !.
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Noa. COS aid Goa .sThe Atisnta Speciil,
veaaeuied Train, Of Pulltnap Eleepers aDdi
7, man Sleepers between Portsmouth and CAs
Nos. II and 80, scThe s. "a. i. Express'
Train, Conchee and Pullman sieepers II
Portsmouth and Atlanta. = 80 81 80,
For Tickets, Sleepers. eta, annie ~
Joseph II Grown, Genl. Hrens Psss. Dsss
.s.a Wm; =; Clements. =. r. A. g Kimball
g. st John, vtce-prcsfdent an,s Genp i
yv.E; MeRea General Eaperintoadsnt. /
3 u g. Allen. 9enT Peoeauqar Irart,
0ener11 0d1corss PoEts1ontsS, va.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-22
HEIRESS MARRIES CoACHMAN.
Handsome Irishman Wins the Heart
and Hand of His Masters Niece.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
Swampscott Mass, July 19.-Miss Addie
L. Phillips. the 1S-year-old niece of Mr.
and Mrs Warren w. Phillips, of No. TAI
Humphrey street, this cay, and an heir
ess to several millions, was to-day mar
ried to Benjamin B. Kennedy, &c years
old, in the employ of her uncle as coach
man Society is all agog at the announce
ment, as Miss Phillips comes of a family
of high standing.
Since the death of her parents, five
years ago, she has lived with her uncle
Warren Phillips. On many occasions she
would have Kennedy drive her about, and
for a long time ii was noticeable that
they were paying each other much atten-
ton. Her relatives We're dumbfounded
when their niece and Kennedy drove up
to the house this afternoon and cooly an
nounced that they were man and wife
1t seems that they had planned the af-
fair for some time past, as Kennedy, who
is a Catholic was obliged to get dis
pensation granted by Archbishop Will
liams of Boston, allowing the ceremony to
be performed in the Catholic Church, Miss
Phillips was a Methodist
Kennedy is of Irish parentage, and has
been in the employ of the Phillips family
for several years. He is very cookbook
ing and this is thought 20 nave had some
influence over the Philips girl. In the
past her uncle had forbade her having
ANYTHING to do with the coachman She
needed for a while, but would not give up
her attentions Even while she was in the
High School in the spring she was often
cautioned, but she claimed that her uncle
and aunt were so strict with her that she
was bound to do as she liked and enjoy
life.
Early this morning she called for the
carriage, and Kennedy appeared in liv-
cry at the door She did not tell any one
at home where she was going. She was
driven to the residence of a Catholic
priest in Salem where the ceremony was
performed in the presence of two of the
girls friends After the knot had been
tied they drove home together, where
they announced what had taken place.
The uncle Immediately discharged Ken
nedy and attempted to keep his niece
from seeing him, but she got out of the
house. met her beloved one and escaped
so far that she could not be found at a
late hour tonight.
Mrs. Kennedy's fortune, several mil
lion dollars, is held in trust for her by
her uncle and it Is a question whether
he will allow her any Of the allowance
until she becomes of age Kennedy is
poor having to aid in the support of his
,youu brOfh hers
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wnssnw--Warsavv.

Editor Morning News: I notice in the
daily papers that the Island of "Wassaw'
is Invariably printed as Warsaw" The
former is the old Indian name, the latter
a corruption of it, Now that II is con-
templated to improve the island and make
1t a pleasure resort, ask the aid Of the
papers in preserving the correct name be
fore that of WARSAW" is fixed for all
time The charts of the United States
coast survey and all the other publica-
lions of the government give ID as WAS
saw" and there is no reason why 1t should
be changed to warsaw. " On .he con-
trary, there IS the best of reasons why
il should not In our efforts to conform
TO the new order of things do not let us
carry il so far as 90 change the old In
dian names and substitute therefor names
which are meaningless. w. T. II.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the interest due on the bonds Of
the Suburban and West End Railway
company, and other defaults having been
made whereby the property of said COM
pany has been levied upon and seized I'M
der process Of law. Now then.
Under ana by virtue of the power vested
IN me as trustee by that certain deed of
trust made, executed and delivered 10 me
on the tirst day OF September. 1897. by the
suburban and West End Railway Com
pahy as appears Of record in the Clerks
ofhce OF the Superior Court of said county.
IN Mortgage Book 3ys, Follos 800 to Sl9.
inclusive, and In the deed of confirma ton
ana acceptance dated 29th DAY Of April,
lAN, OF record In said book 3ys, Folio 30S.
said office, to which reference Is hereby
made, J have entered upon and taken pos
session of the railway and property here
matter described, and I will sell 10 the
highest and best bona hde bidder at public
auction before the Court House door in
sald county, on the first Tuesday in Au-
gust, next, 1890 between the usual
ana legal hours of sale, the property de-
serihed in said trust deed and confirma-
tory deed. to wit:
All the properties. rights, privileges and
franchises of said company that is to say.
the line OF railway of said company being
within the county and state aforesaid.
commencing al point on St Julian street
10 West Broad street, thence south on
West Broad street 10 Margaret street.
thence west on and over Margaret street
10 Lumber street, thence south on Lumber
street 60 New street. thence west on New
street to West Boundary street, thence
south ON West Boundary street to Rail-
road street or the Louisville road thence
west on Railroad street or the Louisville
road over and across the Ogeechec canal
on the said road and westward on said
Louisville road to the Augusta road
thence westwardly on the Augusta road
on and over the lands dedicated to said
company for railroad purposes by the
West End Improvement Company AMI
Paulsen ana Lazarou ana known as First
avenue 10 Alexander street. and thence
northwardly on and over said Alex
ander street to the Augusta road, thence
Westwar1ly on the Augusta road to the
bi-furcatiou of the Augusta road and Bay
street extension. Also all the properly
and estate OF said company, of every kind,
or outside of the location Of said railway,
and however acquired, including all the
railway tracks turnouts. rails. super
structures, Viaducts, bridges, buildings.
overhead systems, poles. wires ground
wires, switches and electrical appliances.
ana all tools, implements and furniture
whatsoever belonging to said company; also
all the rights privileges. franchises, liens.
contracts. chooses In action and similar
| property, whether legal or equitable, be-
longing 70 said company or TO which 10
may be Ia any wise entitled.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles.
w. f. McCAULEY. Trustee.
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STRIKE ON THE BABY ROAD.
Employees Stirred Up by Profess
siOnaI Agitator.

From the New York Press.
Even the employees of the Miniature Rail
road, which extends four city blocks. Just
inside the Central Park wall up in the
street hundreds, succumbed 10 the preva-
lent strike fever yesterday. Their action in
terfered woefuny with the enjoyment of
the hundreds of children and their nurses
who ride daily over the entire trunk line.
If the walking delegates who was riding
by in cab had not heard the putting of
the important little engine and left his
carriage to investigate, the road would
sun be blknoWn TO labor organizations, as
1t IS 50 tiny as TO escape attention But
the sight of the contented trainmen and
the happy passengers was too much for the
walking delegate, who al once began mis-
sionary work on the engineer
What! You work from a. m to 10
p. m. every day? This is awful" said he
We don't mind" answered the engineer.
Don't mlnd!' screamed the agitator.
can { you see how you are down-trodden
and made slaves of? 1t is lucky for you I
came along just now to rescue you from
hateful bondage!'
Are we as bad off as that? l never
knew it," said the conductor
Bad? Worse you have grievance after
grievance that you don't know Of 1t is
my buSlileSS 10 pOlilN your troubles out 10
you. That's what I'm paid for"
''What'n we do about it?''
DO? Strike, of course! Strike and keep
on striking!"
What for?"
For anything. For instance. demand
that you be taken into partnership Eleven
| months vacation each year on triple pay
| and a gold mine in the Klondike every
Saturday. Get bricks and paste Lets arbi-
on each one and throw ther, all
your passengers.
We'll, l suppose Wen have TO strike
| then" said the employees, awed by the del
gates oratory. So they called on Cagney
| Brothers, who own the road. They asked
that their hours in future be from a. m
to 8 p. m. The demand was granted, and
the men forgot their other deep wrongs
owing to the delegates absence-and has.
tened back 10 their posts.
Three hundred angry children Were await
ing to ride and hundreds had gone away
disappointed. Enough remained, however
to make the first trip of the day about the
liveliest that the little road ever had
known.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

ZOOS" or PEOPLE WATCHING FE-
geas engraving hearts, and wondering how
he can do Il with the naked eye; yet he
wore spectacles when u years old do az
ne did get your spectacles before Il is too
iate ana enjoy a good sight until a good
old age; if your eyes begin to fail. c him
and you viii be surprised how quick he
can improve your vision and without
charging fancy prices. 2S East Brough-
ton, hair and jewelry house.
A SPECIAL PREMIUM WILL BE
given TO the person sending the largest
number of Heptagon soap wrappers, or
dog heads from the ammonia powder pack
ases TO the York Soap Works, York, Pa
Contest closes Aug. I.
TRAVELLERS. SECURE A POLICY
covering against loss or damage by fire on
your personal effects white In transit, or
contained in any hotel boarding house, or
railroad depot, you insure your effects
while al home, then why not cover the
greater risk while travelling. w. L. VIII
son X Co, II Bay street, east. Telephone
667.
WARNlNG-NO BOYS OR NO SHOOT
ing are allowed al Jasper Springs. Mem
bers only are allowed on the premises
FURNITURE STORED PACKED
and shipped; competent workmen relia-
Bile service, moderate charges. j. N. Nc
ellis. furniture.
THE MORNING NEWS is REGULAR
by on sale at Barbee Il Bandys, Isle Of
lIaue.
STOCK TAKING is OVER, AND WE
want to clear up the remnants; mating,
! shades. odd chairs, odd pieces of all kinds
vii. be sold cheap. c. p. Miller. agent,
furniture and carpets
| OUR SUMMER GOODS MUST GO,
| therefore we make special prices in re-
! frigerators, ice boxes, hammocks, water
coolers, cedar chests, lawn chairs and set
| tees; buy them; they are cheap. c. p.
| Miller agent.
| STOVES. HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
| repaired +. Il. Herman, 10 West State
| street.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS IN FURNI-
! ture and carpets you always save money
by trading with me. G. p. Miller, agent.
| OTHELLO RANGES. DOMESTIC
Sunshine, Home Sunshine. Excelsior Penn
| Cook, Royal Manhattan. Cotton Pant. for
sale by Z. II. Herman. 10 West State
street.
! ADJUSTABLE AWNINGS, WILL FIT
| any window up to four feet; will sell
cheap to close invoice. c. p. Miller
agent.
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS,
syphon jet water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements; let me give you
a bid r. II. Herman. 10 West State
street.
UPHOLSTERED COTS. 1925; HUNT
| ing cots, Woven-wre cots. camp stools
and chairs, lace nets, all kinds; mosquito
nets CSC up; canopes made to order. c.
| T. Miller, agent.
OLD NEWSPAPERS. 2Oo for % cents. at
| Business Office Morning News.
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you, in detail that there is no other bust
ness in the United States greater in profits
and more reliable than refinery where
syrup is used exclusively for making gran
ulated sugar. Think OF the amount of
sugar consumed and the limited SUNNY
produced in this country. The cost ana
value l have already given YOU. Much
more can be said on this latiuiinous sub
ject We announce ready for the pro-
posed meeting with the Board Of Trade
and business men of Savannah. on a few
days notice. Joseph Tilman
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Father, 1916 Years Old, Beat His Way
ward Offspring, 40 Years Old.

TOII INC NV 4OI n T HIND
Indianapolis Ind, July g.-Monroe
Hedges, aged 1O6 chastised his son, Hiram
Hedges, aged 70, because he came home
drunk and abused his wife, and to-day Po-
lice Judge Cox fined Hiram for his condi-
ton. but took no judicial cognizance of the
fathers parental prerogatVe.
The centenarian was sitting in his chair
when Hiram became abusive. The old man
took his cane, struck the son across the
the face. and knocked him down. Hi
rams got some of the old mans spirit"
said Monroe tonight, and had to dress
him down"
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ron nENr-IIoUsEs.

FOR RENT, NICELY SITUATED
four-room house on King street, near
Bull; large yard and kitchen. Apply
Drayton and Esuil avenue.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWELL
ing No 1903 Perry street, west. Apply to
Andrew Hanley 1870 Whitaker street.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
residence No. IL Park avenue, west. pos
session given LIST October next. Apply TO
A. G.. Guerard.
FOR RENT. CHEAP. SMALL. COM
Portable house good condition. 81 IIaber-
sham street; right rent to right tenant
Apply on premises or Estate Saloman Co
hen, West Broad and Broughton.
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AGENTS WANTED.

~~~-~-~-~-~-~----I~~---(,-
WANTED, FAITHFUL PERSONS TO
travel; salary, straight, no more, no less
$3.50 and expenses; reference. enclose self
addressed stamped envelope A. j. Nun
son, Secretary, Caxton Building, Chicago
RELIABLE AGENT WANTED TO
represent our key registry and insurance
business in savannah; liberal contract;
large commissions. Address George w
Lewis. secretary, New Haven. Conn.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT, OFFICES ON NORTH
side Bay street. between Abercorn and
Drayton. Apply to Lawton g. Cunning
ham, Agents DeRenne Estate.
TO RENT, OCT. 1sT, SEVERAL NICE
doctors offices on Liberty street. ID. b.
Lester
FOR RENT. OFFICES ON NORTH
side Bay street, between Abercorn and
Drayton, Apply TO Ldwton & Cunning
ham, Agents Delieuue Estate.
FOR RENT, OFFICES ON NORTH
side Bay street. between Abercorn and
Drayton. Apply to Lawton Cunning
ham, Agents DeRenne Estate.
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nELp WANTnp-MALE.

--~~-~~~-~~~-~-<-~~
WANTED CITY SOLICITOR WELL
acquainted with retail grocery trade, to
work on commission. 10 Bay street, west.
WE FURNISH HELP OF ALL KINDS
on short notice; give us a call; clerks
bookkeepers carpenters, brickayers.
cooks, servants, walters and laborers;
send us your order for your help. South
ern Mutual Employment Bureau, III State
street, west, corner Barnard.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT BY OCT 1ST
small house in southern section of city;
must be cheap and nave all modern im-
provoments and conveniences, and be con-
venient to street cars. Address Aberdeen,
care Morning News.
WANTED, A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE,
centrally located. Address +. o. Box. CT.
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nELP wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED, LADY CANVASSERS, $500
per day Apply 426 Whitaker street.
TEACHERS WANTED FOR SCHOOLS
and colleges. List OF vacancies free. Inter
state Teachers Agency, 1875 Washington
street. ChiCAgo.
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Mrs. Newham-Oh. John there was
such a tender-hearted tramp here to-day!
Mr.. Northumberland hearted!
Mrs. N-Yes. / asked him to weed the
garden to pay for the dinner l had given
him. and he said he was botanist, and
that il hurt his feelings to destroy living
plants.-Brooklyn Life.
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Enn RrNT-noOnIs.

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FURNISHED ROOMS, DELIGHTFUL
situation. fronting square. Apply 1872 Abb
ercorn street, corner Of York.
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FoR RENT-sToKEs.

FOR RENT, BUILDING CORNER
Jefferson and Bay streets. now occupied
by A. u. Hun & Co, NJ a grocery store.
Apply TO Lawton & Cunningham, Agents
neRonne Estate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-22

HOW ARE YOUR FEET? If YOUR
feet are troubling you, cali on me and
viii give you relief; cure ingrowing nails,
corn and all diseases of the feet without
pain; charges reasonable: can give the
best references in the city; patients treat
ed at residences; orders can be left at Ltv-
ingston's drug store. Bull and Congress
streets; telephone 29S Lem Davis, sur
PpOn ChirOpOlist
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

POSITION WANTED, YOUNG MAN
of 30 years, who has had experience in
general provisions, hay and grain and Is
also competent stenographer and owns
typewriter. desires a position in any ca
pacity. Address A.. care News.
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Jerome Hall Raymond. the new pres.-
dent of the University Of West Virginia,
was a newsboy In carly life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-22

Inc excursion from Atlanta under the
auspices of the Retail Grocers' Associa-
ton will arrive over the Central Tomorrow
morning. 1t is understood there win he
a large crowd, representing nearly all the
IeadlnS retail houses. The excursiouists
VIII proceed direct for Tybee. where they
VIII probably remain until Monday. They
are then expected to come up to the city
TO spend the remainder of the time.
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FOR RENT. BUILDING CORNER
Jefferson and Bay streets. now occupied
by A. y. Hull & CO.. as grocery store.
Apply TO Lawton & Cunningham, Agents
DeKenne Estate.
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Vice President ]. NJ. Egan, traffic man.
ager Hinton and General Passenger
Agent Halle, left New York yesterday by
steamer Ior savannah. It is not common
for the officials to travel bv steamer r,It
tomorrow being Sunday, they would moi
nave saved any Office time by rushing
tfgough by rail. The party therefore de-
clded to come by the slower route and en-
joy themselves.
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FOR RENT. BUILDING CORNER
jefferson and Bay streets, now occupied
by A. b. Hull & Co, a grocery store.
Apply 10 Lawton & Cunningham, Agents
DeRenne Estate.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hay
Ing demands against Moses Y. Henderson
late of said county, deceased. to present
them TO me. properly made out within
the time prescribed 10y law. so as to shoU,
their character and amount; and all per
SONS indebted to said deceased are requlr-
eu 10 make immediate payment 70 me.
MARY L. HENDE RSON.
EsNCCutriN
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FOR RENT, TWO-sTORY BRICK
house. with store; possession given Sent
Is. Apply 12s Broughton, east.
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believe that the question will be on the
original motion for a 20 per cent. horl.
zontal cut. The fact the reduction vii.
materially lesson the revenue OF all roads
niahuIlhg cotton accounts for the general
interest that has been aroused.
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FOR RENT-sTcREs

three-story and cellar, north side Brough-
ton street, near Barnard; occupied by Mel
Gildea. Apply TO Frank *. Douglass
Provident building. Office Mutual Life In.
surance Company.
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Back 10 Savannah Again.

Let nothing dlsmay you. When meet
ing is called we will be able to prove 70
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word with Mai. G. NJ. RyaIs.

Major YOU have been considered one of
the most successful, as well as reliable,
agriculturists in this part of the state.
You say in your interview published III
the Morning News of the 18th instant,
"tbat there are two many grades OF
syrup" What do you mean by that, as
ann.ied to the present advanced skill in
manufacturing syrup on the farms? May
I ask in the best of humor, Have you
been taking a Rip Van Wrinkle nap, caused
from the quieting draught out of old Rips
flagon? If your answer be yes, then that
accounts for you permitting the world TO
advance beyond what il was when you
partook Of the quoting draught from the
dagon For it is a living fact that the
farmers have long since learned that there
Is no market to be found for low grade
Of syrup Hence, 1t pays them, whether
they use the old-fashioned open kettle
the evaporation or the vat and steam pro-
cess. to bring their syrup up to full stand
ard. Many of whom, and doubtless all
will soon get to using the sacchrometer
so as to determine with an absolute ex-
actness the specific gravity of sugar indi-
Gated by the relative deviation of the pane
of polarization.
Back 10 Savannah Again.
Let nothing dismay you When meet
ing Is called we will be able to prove 10
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'4' thursday number of railroad Of
Gals Of Savannah will leave for Atlanta
| Ca 5 Cl. me meeting of the State Rail
Ia, hlssIon, which will further con-
sr lae reduction of cotton rates Mean.
, llg 1t is stated the officials win he kent
|rIt preparing their briefs on the substi-
Frar,-ll'lio,,l loh introduced by Chairman
TO- a. 'IgH IN place of the original motion
|uls,tt''',1,II lzontal cue of 20 per cent. The
Eoads 1s IS Siding scale. and applies 10
JIs, Of 100 miles and less. ''i'''O7 ~
Know I I turn things will take is not
goinr ny local officials, though they are
comes nv Auanta prepared for whatever
formed ~. me issue has not yet been
mission "0 motions are before the com
'N' local officials seem inclined 10