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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-14
The Largest Filter

plant in the west; water clear as crys-
tai only used to produce our unsur-
passed work on Shirts, Collars, Cuffs
FlannelS, Blankets, Lace Curtains and
Shirt Waists.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Telephone 1872. lee Main st.
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Good Dressers

0OOU OI6SSGIS
wear Miller, Warburton, Denney Scho-
bic and Halves Hats; stylish, artistic
shapes. Sole agents
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street
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Ladies' Goods of ALI Glasses

at rare bargain prices at u. c. NJ. I.
during the great May Sale, week COM
mencing Monday May 10.
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VAN A[ST|NE DIVORCE
Divorce For the Wife and Property
Divided.
GROUNDS OF THE DECREE
HUSBAND ACCUSED OF DRUNK
ENNESS AND CRUELTY.

Both Parties Are Well Known and
the Husband Is Quite Wealthy
Ordered to Deed the Homestead to
Mrs. Van Alstine and to Surren-
der Mining Stock.
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New Fedora Hats

for Spring, pearls and new colors to
show you.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street.
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Praise For General Merriam.

Major Thompson spoke in highly
commendatory terms of General Mer-
riam, who is in command at Wardner.
General Merriam has been very firm
Major thompson went on, but he has
been just in all his dealings and is en-
titled to great credit for the manner
in which he has handled the trouble"
Four companies of the Twenty
fourth, in command of Captain B. w.
Leavell, are still in Idaho. COMPANY
G., with Lieutenant Nelson at its head
returned to Fort Douglas Friday night.
and company c has gone back to Fort
Russell.
Major Thompson will leave in a. few
days for San Francisco, where he has
been ordered to report for duty.
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Salt Lake City has no boom, and
wants none. A boom is d curse TO any
place. At the same time, there is not
a legitimate line of business in the city
that is not feeling the impulse of i'm
proved business conditions. In some
lines the improvement is most marked,
and all the indications point to still
greater activity in the future. These
statements are based upon informa-
ton gained from the best-informed
business men in Salt Lake; conserva-
tive men, who are never carried away
by fictitious spUrts. Statements from
such men are valuable, and when they
are all of the same tenor, people may
build upon them with safety. There
can be but one Interpretation placed on
the testimony of these men-prosperity
is here now.
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Merchandise.


All lines of merchandise reports 4
much larger volume of business than
last year, and the demand is for a
better grade of goods. Merchants are
carrying stocks from Is to % per cent
heavier than a year ago. and without
exception are looking forward to a
successful years business.
Jobbers realize the need of q strong
association here in order to secure con-
cessions from the railroads. Salt Lake
City should be the distributing center
,or a wide territory. and viii be when
che business men realize the import
ance of concerted action. As it is now.
goods are distributed from Missouri
river points all over this western terri
tory. when they should be distributed
from this city.
Real Estate.
Roswell P. Flower, one of the shrewd-
est financiers of this country, said
shortly before his death: You may put
it down that the next year is going to
see the biggest increase in land values
that this country has ever known. 1t
viii not be because somebody wants to
sell real estate. 1t is a rather large
incident in the forward movement that
will mark the close of this century and
the beginning Of the next. 1t is some
thing that is going TO happen, and
nothing can prevent it.
Salt Lake City is witnessing the full
fillment of that prediction now. There
has been no time since the early eos
when there was such a demand for
good real estate investment. OF course
there is speculation with reference to
the federal building site but outside of
that business is active, and many peo-
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Rare Bargains For Men and Boys
in Il. c. NJ. l. clothing department dur
ing the great May Sale, week COM
mencing Monday, May Is.
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MAI. THOMPSON HERE
Tells of the Troubles In the Occur
d'Alene Country.
ESCAPE OF kINGLEADERS
NO TROUBLE IN ARRESTING THE
MINERS.

Six Companies Of Twenty-fourth Cap
tured More Than 800 Men-High
Praise For the Discretion With
Which General Merriam Has Act
ed-Post Notes.
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Money.

Money is easy and plentiful, and there
has been no time since the panic OF
'93 when it was so cheap. Sums are
being loaned as low as per cent, and
one large loan of over $4,000 on a Main
street business block was made at 5l2
per cent. This breaks all precedent for
Utah Much of the money being made
at the mines is seeking safe invest
ments in dividend-paying stocks or real
estate This is also true of small de-
posts in savings banks.
The bank clearings for yesterday
were So. 3G6.5S against $3.50. .06, and
for the week ended yesterday they were
s., PAS S94.94, against $l.6S2. 991.19 for the
corresponding week last year.
Local stocks were active throughout
the week. and closed as follows:
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HAMILTON REPUBLICANS.
Boss Cox Denounced = Contcstlng
Delegations Sent to Convention.

Boss Cox Denounced = Contcstlng
Delegations Sent to Convention.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. May GA
largely attended Republican county
mass convention was held tonight TO
protest against the manner In which
the Republican county committee Sc
lected e!Ghty-six delegates last Sntur-
day to the state convention at Column
bus, and to protest against the general
management OF George B. Cox as an
alleged boss In the county. The con-
yenti0n not only selected cighty-six
members of 4 contcfting delegation to
the state convention, but also adopted
Il resolution declaring that what Is
known nv the Cox county executive cen
tral committee were selected under tho
lienpcr law, that hnd been declared
UNCONSTITUTIONAL, ana were therefore H.
legal, and then proceeded TO the selcc-
tIun OF now county committee and a
COMPLETE party reorganization In Ham
ilton county.
The resolutions strongly endorsed the
Republican national and state admInls-
trations ana aB strongly denounced the
county and city Republican admin!stfa-
Inns #r.
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BAN FRANC1sCo,Mny 29.-Thc stea-
1s China, from Hong Kong, Yokoha-
I'd aad Honolulu brings news Of the
Iusae' OF n sni!or named George Ry-
TO- near Malolos His frightfu!ly multi
EXC Cody was found April q lashed to
! tsa Heating in the river. The skull
aaa oeen crushed and both arms had
us:n cut OF Mt the elbows. Ryan. in
..''' while serving in the provisional
amy OF Hawaii. stole the crown lew
.a ne was sentenced to long
,,:s' W:n' but was pardoned December Sl.
~, ~ He slowed nway on u transport
;Sr sa Manila where he entered the army.
nyan vas n native OF Lexington, XIV.
&c. VI
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ANOTHER TRIAL
That Is Attracting the Attention o.
the ErOthY PnrisInns.

-
That is Attracting the Attention of
the Frothy PnrisInns.
PARIS, May 29.-Whlle the Dreyfus
case was proceeding in one part of the
palace OF Justice, the asslze court on
the other side Of the building was occu-
pied with the trial OF Nm. Derouleda
and Marcel-Habert, who are charged
with melting soldiers 10 insubordina-
ton on the day OF the election Of Pres
ident Loubet.
Conspicuous among the audience were
Nine. Rochefort, Sol. Morteil. Fran
coisc Copper and N. Quesnay de
Beaurepaire, former President of the
civil section OF the court of cessation.
As the defendants entered some OF the
spectators cheered.
The reading OF the Indictment caused
some murmurs.
When NJ. Deroulede, (who Is mem
Der Of the chamber OF deputies and
creator. In 1852. OF the league OF pa
triotst, was called upon 10 plead lie be-
gan dintribe against pnrliamentarians
and the Jews. During the course OF his
remarks he declared his action was
maturely weighed and reminded the
court that he created Boufangism 'in
order to save France"
The audience in court cheered Nm.
Deroulede and Habert, and there were
cries OF here Is jury of acquIttal,"
when the juryCnen entered.
Murmurs were heard when tile
charges against the prisoners were
read.
The presiding judge then asked N.
Deroulede why he, n former officer OF
the army and tho soldiers lyrIst, (M.
Deroulede Is the author OF "Chants du
Soldat" and "NouveauS Chants du SOL
dat'D, could wish TO turn the army
away from its duty. To this NJ. Derou-
lede replied. amid laughter. with COM
pairing Premier Dupuy to The frog In
the fable and said he (the defendanO,
wished to lead brigade to overthrow
the parliament republic. adding that his
action was fully premedltated. NJ. De-
roulede who spoke In 4 loud voice, then
gave an account OF his life and rela-
tfons with Gambetta, with whom, he
said. he had n Communion OF IDEAS
Continuing, N. Deroulcde snid that
when NJ. Gambetta disappeared he, (the
defendanD was dl6gusted to see extor-
t!on and bribery reign at the Palats
bourbon saying:
I'VE then created Boulnngism. When
that ended two plaques descended up-
on France-Panama. n sign OF pnrlln-
mentary decomposition. and Dreyfus. n
sign OF national decomposition for
which parlIamentarlsm Is responsible. I
an not surprised there was Il reaction,
which was neither royalIst nor imper-
lal!st. but popular reaction which was
Inevitable with the false constitution OF
1875, the drafters OF which wished to
place the people In the kings bed,
which explains why the people sleep so
badly"
". Dcroulcde then nr.a.gned the con-
fttution and the bulge. OF defence,
saying It was increasing daily and that
France was approaching n deficit. He
alao attacked the budget of public
rtDr
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THE WAGE SCALE

Presented by the AmaIsamntcd Asso
ciation-Thc Manufacturers View
ofthe Situation.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., May 2s.-secrc-
tary James II. Mutt, OF the Iron Man.
ufacturers' Association, returned from
Detroit to-day, where he has been Mt
tending the meeting OF the Amalgama-
ted Association OF Iron, Steel s Tin
Workers. 0aa manucac.ugccs' -cc,esen- !
tatlves. G
Things are practically no nearer q
settlement than they were before l went
to Detroit" said Mr.. Mutt.
THE Amalgamated Association pre-.
sented the newly arranged scale at the
conference OF their representatives with
those OF the manufacturers. We dis
cussed I; thoroughly. but we did not ar
rive at ony conclusion. Mr.. Shaffer
Will present the manufacturers objec-
tlons to the convention. when they will
be acted upon. n t#
Cur work Is done for the present,
and we have adjourned to meet some
time next week. The arrangements for
the next meeting Will be made between
Mr.. Shaffer and and myself and at our
talk we partially decided upon Wednes-
day.
During the meeting with the Asso-
ciation committee, the manufacturers
indicated the changes that they thought
ought to be made In the submitted
scale, but made no absolute PROPOSE
ton. The meeting was perfectly mar,
montous on both sides. The manuiac-
turers were willing 10 concede an ad-
vance. but there was difference of
opinion concerning the amount which
think can be adjusted probably at the
next meeting" Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-30
TERRIFIC STORM
asses Over Pittsburgh Yesterday,

Passes Over Pittsburgh Yesterday,
Doing Great Damage.
''.':faITTSBgRGH. Pa, May GA ter.
rife wind and rain storm passed over
this section to-day, doing considerable
moner damage. but no fatalities re-
suited. The early rumors had I nun.
her of people killed. but later reports
show that the most serious effect OF the
storm was the almost electrocution OF
Annie Sullivan, q ten-year-old Slrl,
VINO was on her way home from school.
She was struck by n live telephone wire,
heavily charged with cross with an
electric light wire. The wire caught
her across the throat and burned into
the flesh from ear 10 ear. The physI-
clans tonight say she has 4 chance OF
recovery.
The Miller street high school house In
Minersville, Tns unroofed and several
children were supposed to be pinned
under the debris. This. fortunately,
proved untrue and no one was seriously
injured.
The roof OF Fl. a. Warmcastle's liv-
cry stable in the East End, was blown
off and the entire system Of telephone,
telegraph md trolley circuits were pros.
trated, delaying street car traffic for
three hours.
The East End electric light plant was
partially wrecked. resulting In the ma
chinery being stopped for the night,
leaving the entire East End in almost
total darkness.
The damage throughout the city TO
trees. fences, roofs, etc. is big. but the
loss In dollars and cents cannot be es-
t!mated tonight Reports from sur
rounding towns give the damage as
considerable, but no fatalities resulted.
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ARBITRATION TIE THEME
OF the Deliberations of the Peace

vi The deliberations of the. Peace.
Conference at the Hague.
THE HAGUE, May 29.-The drafting
committee. or subcommittee of the ar
bitration committee met to-day and
discussed the Russian scheme, adopting
with slight notifications the first six
articles.
Count Nlgrn. chief of the Italian del-
eSation, submitted a proposal of medi-
alton and arbitration consisting of six
articles In the form OF an amendment,
10 the Russian project.
The Americans also submitted mn
amendment. demanding that. in the
event OF n dispute between two nations,
each should choose another nation 10
act together as arbitrators to settle tho
differences without bioodshed This
must not be confounded with the pro-
posal for n permanent arbitration trlb.
unnl which the Americans Will Intro
duce during the week.
The italian proposal includes n Clause
providing that mediation md arbitra-
ton shall not stop mobilization or pre-.
paratlons for war. Neither the AmerI.
can nor Italian amendment has vet
been discussed.
The naval and military sections OF
the disarmament committee both met
to-day and exchanged IDEAS In a desul-
tory manner. The impression gazing
ground that the outcome of this com
mission Will be practically nil.
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DETROIT. Mich, May 29.-To-dav's
session of the Amalamated Association
OF iron, steel and lin workers was de-
voted to the reports of the standing
committees on questions affecting the
associations constitution. A few
changes were made. Il was unanI-
mousiy agreed TO stick TO the new wage
scale, no matter what the manufacture
ers decide upon. The next conference
With the manufacturers will probably
be held in Pittsburgh.
A new office, assistant president. with
salary of $1,000. was created by the
delegates. Owing to the urgent duties
that now fall on President Shaffer, 1t
was deemed necessary that we have IN
assistant. Detroit, Cleveland. Cincln-
natl, Muncie. Ind. Indianapolis, Pitts
burgh and Toledo were all nominated
as the place for the next convention.
Only one ballot, which gave Cleveland
the highest number Of votes. was taken
and the matter went over until to-mor-
row. when the election of officers will
be held ~ @
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New Companies Chartered.
pocial Dispatch TO tho lntcllIgerccr.


CHARLESTON. W. Va. May o9.--
Fifteen charters were issued to-day by
the secretary of state. five OF which
are domestic and one OF them Wheel
Ing concern. The domestic corporations
chartered are:
The Real Estate Loan Banking Co..
OF Wheeling, W. Va. with capital Of
$500, 10 per cent of which Is paid In The
rIsht to Increase the capital stock to
five million dollars In all is reserved
Shares ace $lO0 each, aud are held by
II. y. McGregur, James W. Ewing. d.
q. Morgan. G.. o. Smith and Charles b.
Reed. all 1f Wheeling. ". Va.
Daily News Publishing Company, Of
ParlIersburG, w. Va, with n capital OF
20,OGO. 10 per cent df the stock being
paid In with privilege to Increase stock
10 $4,000 Shares are 800 each. and
arc held bS' +. Kent Leomls, Charles D,
lleaton. w. W. Jackson. V, j. Archer
and t.. ], Cook all OF ParlSersburs.
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|1HE 7REACHERY
| Of THE NATIVES.
Farther Details of the Assault on
the Cable Repair Party
at EscalantO.
|IffAIR TO Be INVESTIGATED
luh,lippinc Courts Rc-cstablishcd.
Reyivcs Spanish System With
Some Exceptions.

vanilla, May 2e.-Captain TilleN of
j. signal corps. with n detachment
ado M Of other members Of tho corps,
ln,sea a, Escalanto on the island of
y,rrOs, to pick up and repair the cable.
lr,s natives had a white nag flying over
Is, cable house when the party landed.
|rss latter, however. were no sooner on
,,o,a than they were fired upon by the
,,,,yes, They at once took to the water
,r1 a number Of them were picked up
NJ boat. but Captain Tilley and two
-,,lye men OF the party are missing.
General Smith with detachment OF
,,oops has started on board o gunboat,
!, investigate the affair.
The transports Senator and Ohio ar
lhyei to-day. "
4 MANILA. May 29.-An order has been
lsued re-establlshinG the Philippine
4 cur.s that haro been closed since the
4 American occupation. 1t revives all the
sp,nlsh system not conflicting with the
4 rysrelgnty OF the United States.
J The chief justice is Cayetano Arrela-
Z. The associates of the civil branch
III Manuel Araula, Colonel Crowler and
1 Gregorlo Aranlita. The justices of the
t:s.alaal branch are Raymondo Melliza,
Anbrosio Ranzares. Julio Lorento, Ma
hi Young and Captain Burkheimer.
ne attorney general Is F7oreato Torres.
This corresponds with the American
.spreme court,
The oath prescribed begins: II recog.
Ike and accept the supreme authority
Z! The United States OF America" etc.
The Filipino members are all promi-
-ea. lawyers.
Spanish will be the official language
Il the courts. There has been agitation
lnong the local British and American
BUSINESS men and American lawyers
Fhe came to the Philippines to make
fortunes to have the English code and
l,suase adopted, but Major General
Cts concluded that 1t would be unwise,
rfn If practicable. to upset long usage.
Hs thought It was best to give the ma
tive courts the language to which they
hire been accustomed. The Spanlsl.
si!arles proved stumbling-b1ock to OBJ
tanning good men. the highest being only
sN9. The Spanish Judges received
.:es. which are abolished. All the
Hdses are representative men.
The correspondents Of n New York
fsTspaper have been disbarred for fab
aca'!ag an interviewwith General Law
@n' dated Manila, May %, and for
:Tatins the censorship.
The steamer El Cano has arrived here
'r'a the island OF Guam bringing the
sI!p!nos who were exiled there by the
S'a1!ards for participating in the old
REBELLION.
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VIII be EIaborntcly Observed.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. May 2a.-Dec-
Grafton Day will be elaborately OBJ
served here, Notwithstanding the fact
that there are few graves Of American
soldiers in this part Of Cuba. Flags
will float at half-mast. n salute will be
fred at noon and n rcgimental band will
play dlrge. Tho CuDnns nre favor
ably impressed with the idea of deco
rating their own soldicrs' graves, and
will probably do this to some extent.
The Roman Catholics held jubilee
service at Ell Cobre yesterday. In honor
OF the return OF the Jewels recently sto-
len from the statue of the patron saint
of the town OF Nucstra Sonora de Ia
Carload. and OF the arrest OF the per-
petratorS of the outrage.
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PRACTICAL JOKE
Causes the Dcnth ora A!nn--Thc Lols.
crs nrc Arrested

NEW YORK, Mag a9-Fraak Maglll
died suddenly In tiic car hotise Of the
Paterson Railroad Company mt Pnter-
son, n. J., last night. It was given out
at the time that heart disease cauael
his death. but investigation io.dny IN.
dlcat1s that he died as result OF a
practical Joke, being killed by electric
ity, Tonight Joseph Grant and Chris
topher Ashiicld. who were niso employ
ed al the ear house, were arrested upon
charges OF mRnalaughtcr
County Physician Mcbride, who
made the autopsy Tonight, said the In
GicatioEs are that death was canGed by
shock. hth Of what nature ho is rdt
prepared TO say until the slnvesilnntlon
Is more complete, Grant admits that Il
practical joke was played on McGill. Il
live wire being conrnrtcl with sof;
soap tub, ftfwas expected that when
;hc mca took out handful Of soap To
wash their hands they would receive n
shock. The wire used, however. an-
pears to have bean high tension one
md the result was fatal.
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VIII hc Lnrscst lnthc Nyorl1.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2O.-Thc
American steel s. Wire Company to-
daV concluded a deal for the purchase
OF al the stock OF the shocnbcrger
IIorsc Shoe Company. recently formed
to make and export hDrs. shoes, Tho
proposed paut at Glas7ror; viii be
abandoned and the property purchased
Will probably bG sold. The output OF
The Shpcnberger Horsn Shoe plant Of
the American Steel s. Wire company,
VIII be iCcrcasEl - 1lm0Ht 1000 600 Kegs
~ horse shoes u year GHd !; will be
m1do by FAR TO laEG0ss iioEsl ssoo plant
In the world.
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1900 OFFICES
''sleased From tho Operations of
me Civil Service Rules by President
Nckinlcy's Order,

~ from tho Operations of
ne Civil Service Rules by President
Nckinlcy's Order.
wAsHiNGToN. May 29.-PresIdent
NeNInley to-day issued the amend
4ea's to the civil service rules which
-s mas had under consideration for
'o'u' a year. 1t releases from the op-
aauon Of the civil service about 1000
taces. IVY
among such places are the following:
'e"si'n examining surgeons, Indians
s"p''yed in the Indian service not con-
n,n,. u with the Indian schools and
Nav; paces In the engineer depart
b,,..S "S large, the Quartermastcr's de-
h,.,,.,tNt nj large. the Subsistence de-
,,,.HeNt at large. the ordnance de-
NO., n"e"t al large OF the war depart
IN ~, WIN reference to these places
/, ,o OUTSIDE war department service
n ~ uFIted that they shall be subject
...,s HfH'f4fa to be prescribed by the
pta,,,lty OF war and approved by the
a n'gH'' mus placing these branches
b,st. 7ef wee on substantially the same
,o 'S IN" navy yard service.
hn'""iiB tho other important oxcmp-
III" "T rom the ciyil service rules are
is,s,, ,'l,H"Ing: Ali deputy collectors OF
ron' n'a. revenue who nre borne on the
ybo, d" such ana the allowance for
t1r,. salaries Is approved by the sccrc-
ts,sy.," 'ie trcns,iry; provided, that no
Is, .''" designated az II clrrltshIp lin-
poIr,,, collector Of internal revenue, ap-
i5,,. i5"N',"nt to which is made by the Sec
,n4.I1' ~ the trcaEury. shall bc dlsc0n-
dsi dSn',,i 'nr the purpose o. substituting n
anv Wy ,S conectorship therefor. or for
dyS, purppsc other than Il bona tidc re-
ysd,,n,hh OF force. and that before such
,bs,,,"oA shall be made tho REASONS
ibs ibs'.i9r shall be given In writing by
be- ro.l"ctor OF the dl6trIct. and shall
e,""anITr'HeI by the commissioner OF in
,rcgo,a ,.oa revenue and lbe secretary Of the
c5r.,'t'.'keGpcrg and gausera. whose
I,v'"hSati0n dOep not exceed 50 per
WA. "Acn actually employed. and
no, |'ra hggregnt" compensation shan
t%t"rd $500 per nnnum.
Or W., o,. SoTcrellnR one private secretary
nr 'IiY.Aucntldl clorls to tho postnas-
gth,, authorized by the pnstmastur
''s@ ut each posloA,ca where thc re-