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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

nual regatta OF the association Will be
held. There appears to be no doubt
that Boston win succeed In getting the
event. The Hub oarsmen have been
working hard for Il. a few of the clubs.
however. still favor Philadelphia, which
has had II for several years.
An amendment providing for an all
coinera single scull race. In which the
winner can challenge last years cham
pions. VIII be brought IA the attention
OF the delegates. II pasacd. II should be
the means OF securing a large Held OF
scullera. II would exclude ". II.
TenEyck. unless challenged by the VIM
ncr. Under present conditions not
many onrAmcn would care to meet the
Worcester crack. In all probability
TenEyck will still continue rs the un-
disputed American champion.
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usid Dollar the standard.

Washington, Jan. ig.-Seetctary Gage
today appeared before the House CONF
mlttcr on coinage. weights and meas
urcn TO explain his view OF tho Huh
hill TO donnc ana nx the standard OF
value aud regulate coinage. This 10
the bill with which the advocates of
currency reform propose to supplement-
the currency hill ~ the banking and
currency commission. II makes the
gold dollar the standard Of value. Bee.
rotary Gage gave hia general approval
Ia the measure but took strong eN-
ccption to section Il. which proposes
10 ASSESS onc-qunftcr of one per cent
tax annually upon the capital, surplus
and undivided profits OF national
banks.
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WITH AMATEUR oARsMES.
Na'idnai Association Of America May Com
pete at Paris.

New York. Jan. i9.-Thc Herald says:
II il not unlikolyst the national
association OF amateur onrrmen may
send this years winning scared shell
crew to the Paris exposition To compete
IN the international regatta there next
year The question IL causing much
discussion among oarsmon ana many
arr enthusiastic over the idea. thinking
!hat u would serve To stimulate rowing
~ ms country should the united
h'ntes be represented abroad.
whether or not a crew shall be sent
70 iariH viii be considered at tho an
nuhl meeting OF the national arsocla-
uNh lo DE held NJ the Marlborough hotel
ms city ON Saturday night Fred u,
a"rlmeyer, secretary ~ the organiza-
,ugn' mas received from foreign coun-
WEI numerous communications bearing
~ lhe subject. all ~ which VIII be laid
p'iofe the delegates OF the various
sluns. The meeting VIII he an open one,
mat any oarnman not "A member ~
VIZ association may attend ana take
vote
with such an incentive aa a trip
aoload To spur them on. the various Sis
ssi,l crews VIII certainly make greater
ma9tta man ever Ia win the event. The
hiuidelphia barge club crew, which
mas carried on the honor for the last
Nn years, firmly believes that II will
~ 20 again. Members OF this crew
nave lnncered with more than ordinary
lsul To arrange for a trip TO England
take part In the Henley regatta. but
my now think that 10 row at the Paris
iieAltlon as representatives OF the
United states would he more Of an
ssnor than 10 compete at Henley simply
Pion eight.
"a. az ease the national association de.
nu.H iaVorHbly other crews than the
aIusylvanin viii have say MS to
WIN hhall make the trip The New
,oo,,,h clubs Will put forth valiant ef-
~ while several New England elghts
WI TO be thought lightly OF.
bdnaa, linore. which II few years ago
msusei championship crew. may
"'.se another try In that direction.
n.,olher question to be decided at the
'ns meeting IN where the next an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

Cleveland. q. Jan. is-rhe Iron
Trade Review this week unys:
Consolidation rimurg are Htiii rife
In the iron trade. but there has been
somewhat or pause In the past week.
10 permit actual developments to ever
take the programs industriousiy
evolved IN print Another movement.
In which promoters Of the tin plate
consolidation have hand rs now uu-
der way. looking to the consolidation
~ central western steel plants. Prom
the lioilaim Steel co.. the ohio Steel
Co. ana the King. Hilbert nnd Warner
company We have adylrrf. each CONE
pany stating that the report that It's
property or stock has been sold a. any
company o. untrue The paper says
thnt tho American Tin Plate 60. now
has 80 tin mills. Of which ID IL prob
able that 800 win b. operated steadily.
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wrse1 on the california Coast.

San Francisco. Jan, ia.-From reports
brought IN by the steam collier Wye
field. Captain Cartmcr. some unknown
schooner has gone 10 pieces on Point
Reyes. ana the probabilities are that
all hands We're lost. as the wreck has
not been reported.
While on the point the wycneld sail
ed through floating mass of wreck
age OF ships timhers. hulwnrkr, ball
last and deck nttingr that looked M
though they had been a part ~ some
small coaating schooner. The name ~
the ship could not be found ON the tim
beers. nor were any bodies seen, al
though a vlgilant lookout was main
tained.
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Kansas city. Jan. is.-Thc Journal to-
day says;
In a few days the 100000 estate Of
Charles Grandson Hopkins, who died
In this city In october, 1896, will DO
divided among Thomas ". Barr. his
confidential agent, Harriet Il. Calvert.
his house keeper, and the Hopkins
heirs. \ compromise has been reached
and the contest suit brought by tue
relatives win be- dismissed. iiy the
terms ~ the compromise M by no
will, Sir. Barr and Miss Calvert VIII
receive the bulk OF the estate.
Hopkins left his property 10 Hnlr.
who had been his confidential agent FOR
hut Few years, and TO MISS chNert
with whom he had boarded, neither a
relative excluding his relatives with
amounts that were trining ~ compared
with the sum total of the estate. Hop
klns died without wife or child
Barr will receive about 100000 ana
Miss Calvert about $4,000.
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nld. Tor Moving troops West.

Omaha. Jan. ie.-capt. naktcr. quar-
master u the department ~ the Mis-
souri,. today invited bids Tor The trans
portation Of the Twcnty-stcond infan-
Try from Fort Crook a. San Franciaco
GA route to Manila. The bids viii be-
opened Saturday. -Four roads nrc In
vitcd To compete. the IiuriinriDn. Union
Pacific. Rock island. and Missouri Pa
clnic. The proposal calls frf transport
INK ~ officers. i.9ea enlisted n,n wives
and families of u officers and ~ en-.
listed men together with 10, 40 pounds
Of baggage.
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Four nlg Tramp steamer. Ordered.

Cleveland. o., Jan, i9.-The Marine
Review tomorrow viii say;
within the past few days Cleveland
and Detroit rhipbuilicrs have closed
contracts for four steel freight steam
err. all Of the very largest class. 1000
10 5000 net capacity and OF about ST.
100000 In aggregate value.
These four orders bring IN. number
OF new freight carriers under contract
ON the Great Lakes up To Is. Their
aggregate carrying capacity VIII be
about l0i 400 net tons,
Tho number OF vessels of all kinds
now under contract In Lake ahlpynrdH
" ~. and the aggregate value silitooj.
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omnhn. Ian. ip.--Frnnk ~ Dorsey.
formerly cashier OF the failed First
National bank OF roncn. Neb.. was
found guilty M the Federal court today
ON ~ counts charging making false
reports to the comptroller. mianppropri-
nting hank funds aud Other irrcgulari-
tics. lilo IL brother 81 cx-Congrcss-
mrn Goo. W. n. Dorsey. who was
president of the bank and was tried
and acquitted OF completely IN the fail
sfF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

Albany. n. ". Jan. ie.-Governor
Roosevelt has stated that he refused to
grant an application for restoration to
citizenship Of man who has served
out his term In prison for connection
with the Gravcscnd election frauds of
John Y. Mci<nnc. The governor would
not state the name ~ the applicant. but
said that he did not think that q man
convicted nf crimes ngnlnHt the ballot
box should be- restored TO citizenship
for some years after he had served out
his term OF imprisonment.
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Lincoln. Neb. Jan. fa.--1Iayward
gained seven In the baliotlng for rcnn-
tor today. though he Is still u short "
enough to elect. Aliens vote was de-
creased two on account u absence u
Popullst members. Valentine, Majors
and Martin dropped out. The vote was
ns follows; Allen, So: Hayward. 20.
Webster. 10. Thompson. n Lnnlbertson.
4. Field. 3: IIinHhnw. q Reese ?.
Weston. 2. Foas. 2. Adams, ! Davidson.
Il Cornish. 1. Hainer. !: Van Duaon. 4.
Necessary to choice. Cf.
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To Imp,s,h a prual,n Juds,.

Raleigh. n. T.. Jan. ia resolution
has been introduced In the house "
the general assembly N North Caro-
lima looking Ia Impeachment ~ W. L.
Norwood, Judge ~ the superior court.
Ia the Twelfth judicial district on a
charge ~ drunkenness
\ committee will be- appointed To In
vcrtlgate the Availability of impeach-
mcnt and report back to the house.
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Albany, n. ". Jan. ie.--The state
I8nr association at its meeting endorsed
the action taken by the Car Nicholas
In converting an international pence
congress by the adoption Of rcsolu-
ton offered by VIM. Barnes Of Albany.
This II the text Of the resolution:
Resolved. That the recent action OF
the Gear Nicholas OF Russia In convcn-
ing an International congress TO con-
slider the partial reduction Of the
armies and naviea Of the world and the
ameiloratlon OF the moat iiagrant NJ the
cruoitics Of war and the substitution
so far rs practicable Of arbitration for
war, IL warmly approved and COM
mcndcd by the New York State Bar
association and that NJ an evidence Of
our friendly relations with Russia, anu
In support ~ the proposed congress- we
hereby recommend 10 the President as
American delegates. ex-prcridentr Ben
jamIn Harrison and Grover Cleveland.
and cx-Nlcc President Levi y. Morton.
and that certified copy OF the rcHo-
luton be sent to the czar."
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settled - Miner. Troubles.

Leavcnworth. Kan, Jan. 1.-the
mine owners and strikers OF the North
I.cavenworth shaft. where go men arc
employed. have settled their differences
by arbitration. The officers Of IN.
Horne a Riverside shafts have nn-
nounced that they would grant the
same terms ana the strike 10 over.
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"scnator ianna' TO be a nis one.

Cleveland. o.. Jan. t9.-The big
freight steamer building at the yard
OF the Globe Iron Works company here
for the cleveland Steamship Co. the
stockholders ~ which are among the
leauing vessel owners and coal and
ore nhipprfn. VIII be nnincd for Scnn-
tor NJ. 4. Hanna. The Hanna viii
be- go feet over all. 40 feet keel. 90
feet beam and ~ feet depth OF hold.
The new vessel will be completed and
ready for business May list
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Sacramento. cal. Jan. i9.-The twcn-
ty-Hecond ballot for L. :. senators re-
suited aH follows
q. Grny tDcmD Is; Addicks uRepD
~: Henry NJ. Dupont nlcp1 u. John
q. Gray dpcm) q, william ;. Hilles
usepl !.
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Dover. Del, Jan. i9.--Thc third ballo,
In joint session taken by the Delaware
legislature at noon today for senator
resulted In several changes.
Barnes dropped Co fourth place. Bllla
taking the third position. Burns re-
ceiy.d - votes, Grant -; Barnes II;
nuila H.
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Alien. Excluded In nrl,I.n Columbia.

Victoria. u. g.. Jan. ia.-The act 20
prohibit aliens from owing placer mines
In British Columbia has finally passed
the provincial legislature and received
the formal assent Of IN" Lieutenant gov
crnor. The act goes into effect at once.
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slight chsnse In North Dakota.

bismarck. n. D.. Jan. is.-Thc ballot
for senator's today resulted;
Thompson ODem) II; Johnson u,epD
30. Mnrfhnli u. Little =; l.amoufc !;
McCumbcr !. Hanna \; Cooper ..
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Monn.,sr, A,,aeIsa b, welrs..

London. Jan. pa dispatch TO the
Daily Mail from Ducharcat. Roumanin.
says that a pack of wolves emboidcned
by hunger. recently attacked mo-
mastery at Lepevan In the Moldayian
mountains and killed "a friar.
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JANUARY 1892 SALT LAKE

Moore concurs and Prof, Winter feels
that the possibility OF trickery con-
Arms the diagnosis that irnoat physiOl-
oglsts make as to the dciuaivc charac-
ter Of the Kelley mystery.
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successor 10 the late King Malleton,
three British warshipr VIII proceed
there and that one American warship
win start FOR the Islands from Homo
lulu.
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olympia. warhn.. Jan. ie.-The vote
on u. =. senator today was aA follows
Foster q. Wilson "a; iIumer 81 An
kcny Z; Lewis ,Deml 20. Allen I. Nee
eaanry to a choice. IL IIf
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Plans and Suggestions OF tho Council In
North Carolina.

raleigh. n. G.. jan. ie.-rhc council
OF the colorcd men " North Carolina
called by Congressman George II.
White and twenty other leading me-
Eroes OF the state. was held here last
night.
An was promised In the call. the meet
Ing was "vold OF all political questions
and discussions" and was devoted TO
consideration OF the general conditions
and future advancement az the race. a
memorial to the general assembly was
drafted and an address Ia the colored
people OF the state was Issued. In the
nrnt they asked the legislature to con-
tinuc itr appropriations 10 their schools
and charitable institutions and mot 20
pass any laws. the eject OF which would
10. To- blunt our aspirations. reduce our
manhood and lessen our usefulness 0a
citizens. but guarantee To US an equal
chance with other men To work out
our deRtlny."
In the address the coiorcd people OF
the state are counselled mot 20 be
haHty Ia making any changes In their
political surroundings and plans but
quietly, induntriouHly fulfii all exist
ing contracts and where necessary en-
ter into new Oncr FOR the current year"
A committee ~ fifteen, one from each
congressional district ana six from the
state at large. was appointed Ia con.
tlnue the work comtneneed by this
council toward lettering tnr condition
OF the colored people OF North Carolina.
William Compliments Az Artist.
Berlin, Jan. i9.--Yesterday Emperor
william and Empress Augusta Vle-
torla visited the studio Of sculptor Herr
Magnusson to SEQ the statue OF Fred
crIek the Great. which the painter.
Adolph Mcnzel. had recently highly
praised to the emperor, advising him to
sec II. ON entering the studio the
kalser iaughingly reminied the
sculptor that he himself sat as model
for him when tho dowagvr empress
took her cdeut children To the studio
OF Magnusson'a father. who was also
an artist. After n long silence the
emperor said; "Thnt must 30 into the
death chamber at Sans souci." A mo-
ment later he remarked. THE mastery
OF the soul over the falling body II
very striking, He looks az though he
wanted 10 M himself up again and
Aftor studying a bust OF the late
Prince bismarck modelled Just before
his death. he pronouncel the llkencsa
remarkable. saying; Hundreds will
stand before II and say bismarck
never looked like that; and yet-well.
It's only for conniaseure.'
In the course OF the conversation he
told the sculptor that he iniEnt well be
proud ~ uen Menzel's opinion. adding,
~ trust entirely TO his Judgment" He
also promised MngnuHsen an order for
n statue IN lho Sicgos-Allee, or aveAut
of Victory, one Of the most fashionable
promenades IN Berlin, saying, II shall
choose very hard theme ms ! see you
can overcome all diilleulties.Y
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT IN
SUITED.

Auckland. n. r.. Jan. i9-Furthor
particulars regarding the disturbances
al Samoa show Matunfa's followers
numbered about 1000 men and that the
ndherentH Of Malietoa Tanus were only
about 900 There was two hours
lighting between the rival forces, dur
ing which several Of the warriors were
decnpltated, The American consul Is
sued "A proclamation, claiming that the
Iierlln trcaty had the same force aa a
law of Congress, and that an insult To
the supreme court OF Samoa II, t.erc-
fore, equivalent To an Insult To the gov
eminent at Washington
wellington, ~ r., Jan. l9.-lt u re-
ported that owing TO the trouble In Ia
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
WITH rHs sAors-

|
Takers are no great dosrs. Shakes
DsArs.
Simple duty hath no place for fear
whittier.
Superstition is the religion of feeble
minds.
self-trust il the nrst secret OF sue
eess.- Emerson.
In this world man must either be
anvil or hammer.-Longfellow
Night brings out stars as sorrow
brings out truths.-P. J. Bailey.
Small showers last long, but sudden
storms are short.-Shakespeare.
Let death do what It will. there is
inst one thing 1t cannot destroy. and
that is life.-Gebrge Macdonald.
The door OF mercy has hinges. and
II may be shut and then locked with
the adamantine key Of justice.-Ral-
sigh.
There Is no calamity like ignorance;
and not 30 much by virtue as by under
standing is man made formidable and
fortunate.-Titian.
No school Is more necessary to chill
dren than that of patience. because
either the will must be broken In child
hood or the heart In old age.
1t is the bounty of nature that We
live. but Of philosophy that we live
we'll; which is. in truth. greater BEN
eft than life itself.-Seneca.
The power which rules the world Is
Just, and no nation ever tramples On
the liberties OF others without In =
end forfeiting Its own.-Goad a
Smith.
Kind looks. kind words, kind acts.
and warm hand-shakes-these are the
secondary, means of grace when men
are in trouble, and are fighting their
unseen battles-Dr. John Hall.
The humblest man or woman can
live splendidly. That is the royal
truth we need to believe. you and /.
and have no mission" and no great
sphere to more in.-William Gannett
Affectation in any part Of our car
riage is lighting up candle to our de-
fscts. and never fails to make US b.
taken notice of. either as wanting
sense. or as wanting sIncerity.-Locke.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Why does the darkest colored woman
always wear the biggest sunbonnet?
The emotionless person never knows
the agony of sleepless, fearful nights.
A lawyers office and a dissectins-
room are on q par In their old-blooded
analyses.
An automobile In a quiet street is a.
much a cause for excitement as run
away horse.
30 many faints are feints that few
women get any sympathy for losing
consciousness.
Two little words, Forgive mel" can
change the darkest sky to heavens
most cerulean blue.
Even the wisest woman will let her
self be persuaded. when she is in trou-
BILE, to consult a fortune-teller.
Why Is it we always think that every
| messenger boy that appears on our
street has communication for us?
The trouble with many skeletons u
that they acquire flesh SO rapidly that
they have to push the closet door open.
| 1t is the woman who rarely shows
spirit who ia the most determined when
| she finally realizes that she has stood
more than is necessary.
How many women would be willing
| to admit that they eat from the refrig-
orator on the maids day out, yet how
| many do 1t just the samef
The butter kettle is the greatest de-
ceiver in Philadelphia. Nine times out
OF ten it never knows what butter
looks like. but it is keenly alive To
something else beginning with "b."
Have you ever noticed the loading Of
an express wagon? The can OF Ice
cream hangs on behind in the blazing
sun. while the bunch OF green bananas
is carefully disposed in the shadiest
spot.
1t Is surprising that many children
f1il to grow up the most elastic aero
bats. Judging by the way they get
tossed about in their baby coaches. It
Is little surprising that they grow up
at all
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SPANISH PROVERBS.

Never do what you cannot undo.
Too sweet words leave bitter tasts
The mother loves the bad son best
The man who travels alone tells lies
The best friar is one who has been Z
soldier.
The frightened partridge is hall
cooked
He who would live long must grow
old easy.
Never sell to a friend. or buy corn Of
a rich man.
A t,ow from pismy smarts IL II
does not hurt
Squeeze the orange too much and the
Juice gets bitter.
Where tse bee finds honey. the spi-
der draws poison.
The cook praises his joint. especially
when 1t is burnt.
He who eats his fowl alone must sad
die his horse alone.
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REFLECTIONS OF 4 BACHELOR

In the early days OF the church even
Christians loved one another.
Most women can never understand
that with men love and love-making
are mighty different things.
Every woman has an idea that she
saves her husband lot Of money be-
cause she is such a good manager.
Real love always begins by asking
for more than 1t will give. and ends
by giving more than It ever asked for.
When you hear man say he guessss
hell have to think 1t over before he de-
cides, 1t generally means that he knows
he'll have to ask his wife or there WIN
be trouble.-New York Press.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Former Night Marshall Ratliff came
down from the hills Friday in response
to telegram announcing the danger
GUS illness of his brother-in law,
Clarence Higdon.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Rev. L. G. Thompson, State vangel-
ist for the Christian church, spent
few hours in Canon Friday. He
had been in Florence doing some
work for his denomination.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

S. l.. Duckett, who purchased a
tract of land on Park Center year
ago, moved his family down from
Goldfield Monday and took formal
possession of his property. He will
begin improvements Immediately -en-
larging. his residence and making
other expensive changes.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

DR.. 7. B. Moore has purchased the
property at Fourth and Greenwood,
for some time occupied by him as a
residence. The former owner was A.
G. Merwin of Brooklyn, New York,
and DR.. Moore considers that he Sc
cured a real bargain
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Miss Emma Burkhardt came dowr
from Cripple Creek Sunday. Hel
mother and sister, Mrs. Jim Stack
came down three weeks ago, and iu.
tend making their home here. Mrs
Stack was very i'll with typhoid feveI
when brought down, but is gradually
improving.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

The Sisters academy has started
off with good promise for prosper
GUS year. They now have about forty
five boarders and expect several more
within the next few weeks.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Our bicycles are the best on the
market and we are selling at the low
est prices and on the easiest terms.
l3tf F. f. THOMAS.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

s. B. Sublett, the genial ticke,
clerk and day operator for the D. &
R. G. railway, arrived in the city Sat
urday from a 6-weeks' vacation on
the Atlantic seaboard. Subs many
friends are glad to see him in his ac-
customed place once more.