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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
GRAND ROYAL
ARCH CHAPTER

TACOMA. June 9.--The annual con-
clave of the knights Tempiars II
washington closed yesterday after
noon. This morning the fourteenth
annual conclave OF the knights
Tsmplafs Of Washington closed yes
terday afternoon. This morning the
fourteenth annual convention of the
Grand Royal arch Chapter Of Wash
inston commenced it's deliberations
in Masonic temple and continue
throughout today and tomorrow. To
the convocation 40 delegates have
been sent. most Of whom are new in
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

main practically the same as II r.
with two 81 them. II will be the
consolidation Of the Detroit, Grand
HapidH a Western. the Chicago n
West Michigan and the Flint a pero
Marquette railroads.
Tho deal has been IN the air FOR
some time. but the offieiais have
never been ready 10 admit IL before.
The reports from New York,
however. show that the scheme has
been practically worked out and IL
ready for contamination. and this
afternoon the officials Of the two 10.
cal companies involved talked very
fr'cly. II n said that the three roads
viii be merged into one company,
and that every car on the branches
viii be given a new name. which Will
be The Michigan a pcrc Marquette
railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
'MOLINEUX WILL
NOT ESCAPE
Prosecutor intends to Push
the Cases Against him.

NEW YORK. June s.--The stories
that are current that The csae against
Roland u. Molineaux for connection
with the Adams poisoning viii be
quietly shcived. has neltied the die.
;rict attorney Il IL announced from
his once today that II Mollineaux u
released on bail he wiil Immediately
b. re-arrea,ed on a charge Of muir
derinx Henry Barnet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
THE RESULT or BURNS
Accident in Childhood Causes
Mouth to Remain Open.

CLEVELAND. o.. June DIR. q.
Grille has Just performed a curious
operation on Edward Klntz, M Am
tsh. near here When three years old
Klotz was burned severely about the
face and neck. The wound vas
bound with bandansg, ana when the
wrappinRs were taken or it was dis
covered that tho chin and breast had
grown together. Tho chin being
pulled down IN that manner caused
II OTIS mouth 20 remain open all the
and for eighteen years II has
red that way. The skin was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
WiIIsd WHO to Drothsr.

NEW YORK. June s.--The will Of
the late sam T. Jack. theatrical man
aver. which was fiIed for probate
recently In the Surrowate's Office,
contains this clause. 1T II my wish.
frnt and foremost. that my brother.
James. and my wife. Emma. become
husband and wife"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Gift of o Priest.

PoUGHKEEpsfE. ". ". June a.
The Rev. Michael Powers, Of ~.
Mary's Roman Catholic church az
WapplnEer's falls, has equipped and
presented to the young men u the
village a recreation park. where BIZ
cycle races. baseball ana other ath-
letic contests may be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
BLAND'S DEATH
Is EXPECTED

LEBANON. June o. Richard
Parker BANDS death H. momentar-
ily expected. lie was horn In August
1886. ut Hartford. ny When rs he
went 10 California and prncticed law
among miners. There ne absorbed
the doctrine Of hlmetallism. return
Ing to Missouri IN 1851, lie was elect
eli To congress In 1874 From 1857 he
worked for restoration of free coin
age.
WASHINGTON. II. G.. June A.
General corbin issued orders this
morning for zoe immediate enlist
merit Of 2Gdo men. bringing the fisht-
Ing force up to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

taken on the youns mans breast,
neck and chin by pr, Grille and The
flesh was laid bare The hlootsNes-
sells. nerves and muHcles Of the neck
were exposed and the chin wac cut
away from the chest.
The operation was a success. nut
the patient win not b. able TO close
his mouth entirely. az the Jaw bone
has beeome deformed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

CAMPAIGN PLAN

The committee % one hundred VII
hold a meeting tonight ., the chams
brr Of commerce for the purpose OF
planning an anti franchise cam
psIgn. Reports from the various
will be prevented.
AMI the organization Of the city. By
wards. will be taken NJ. The meet
Ing toniKht will be purely a business
ons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Three Survivors
Reach Victoria.
EXPERIENCE OF GOLD SEEKERS
rhsy Attempted to Reseh the W.
hon o,gg,ngs By tho
Overland Trail.

VICTORIA. n. g. June .. - The
steamer Alpha. which arrived today.
brought Down three survivors Of a
party of nine prospcctorz who at
tempted 80 reach the gold digEings
Of the Yukon last year by the over
land trail. The other six miserably
persisted. The party was from Halt
fax
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TO
NELSON, B. C.

Mayor Humes and the city coun-
oil received today an invitation from
the city officials OF Nelson. u. c..
inviting them to attend the celebra-
tlun anniversary Of the confederar
tlon OF the Dominion Of Canada to
be held juno 30 and July !. 2, and 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
THE BRIDE
FAILED HIN

Word was received in this city yes
iersiay from Monroe. Mich. that NAL
colm Mason and Heartfelt fAttle were
To have been married yesterday af-
ternoon. At the last moment the
bride refused. and caused a great
surprise. No explanations are civ
en-. Mr. Mason Ia a commission man
ON ives, street IN this city. and Miss
Little was a prominent lady Of Mon
roe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Cats Bite Killed MIN.

ct.Ey EDASD. o.. June e.-ffenry
Lover. the well-to-do West side real
estate owner who has been suffer
inK with what appeared TO be hydro
phnbiA as the result Of eats bite.
died In great agony this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
TRAIN IS
WRECKED

KANSAS CITY. June 81 passsn.
ger train on the Pittsbure q Gulf
railroad. was wrecked two miles
from Grand View. 20 miles southeast
Of Kansas CITY. during tass night.
A smoker. chair scar and one sleeper
Jeff the track and rolled over a n.
ennbankmeni, The chair-ear took
are. &c passengers were injured. one
fatally, Physicians and a relief train
Nent 20 che scene. The injured
xsre brought here this morning. Tho
great number were taken TO hotels.
The cause Of the accident was spread
Ing - the rails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
BIG DEAL IN
RAILROADS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Juno o.
The biggest move In the railroad cir,
Giles which has been known ln this
state ~ now ready to push to com
pietion. and II viii consolidate three
Of the big roads into one company
under a new name. but Il IL antlci-
pated that the management will re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

There viii be general meeting OF
the various committees having
charge ~ arrangements for the
Fourth of July celebration. at the
headquarters Of the committee, In
the R0xwell building this evening.
Carrie Is. Ackiey was granted n
divorce from George y. Aekicy to-
day by Judge Jacobs. on the ground
OF non-aupport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

FORT WORTH. Tex. June .. : A
freight train on che Texas Pacific
railroad plunged through a wooden
bridge al Eastiand at 10 O'Clock last
aixht. piitns In a chasm Is cars Load
ed With merchandise and oil. The
wreck caught IRE. one brakeman
Waz killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

Eveiine May Blackburn. AGED four
months. daughter % Maud and Mrs
J. L. Blackburn. died a, the family
residence los. Seventh avenue north.
this morning The remains viii be
shipped 90 vashon Island for inter
mTut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
GEN. MILES,
REQUEST

New YORK. June "a special to
the Mail and Express says: General
Miles has asked tho President 10 be
sent 20 the Philippines. No decision
has been reached In the matter. IL
Is understood that Miles does not ex-
peet 20 succeed otis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
SEARCH FOR
THE BODY


The citizens of Fremont are out
searching for Edwin Bowers. the
little boy who Ia supposed to have
been drowned. The canal fs being
damned and viii be dragged this aft
ernoon for the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

wAsHINGToN. u. c.. June o.
The state department has received
no additional advices from London
the completion Of Alaska
boundary negotiations. hut II In con-
ndently expected that n temporary
modus viyendi viii be signed today
or tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
WHITE PASS
SNOW SLIDE
One Man Killed and
Another Injured.

NANAtMo. n. G.. June SPECIAL
to the Star -Aivices received here
on the steamer Cottage City. state
that n snow slide occurred on White
Pass and one man was killed and
another injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

CHICAGO. June $50 many lead
ing Democrats from an parts II the
country are coming % the meeting
OF the Democratic National com
mistee on July -. that shs gathering
viii probably so a long ways towards
determining whether ts 60 l shall
have fsrst place Ia the Platform. ..
&. y. Belmont came wtth a aeiega.
tion 20 make smash the trusts" the
battle cry. All u the biz blmstallistH
who met at louisville last week. wiil
be here to work for silver. AlsErid
viii sound warning against poilti-
clans esamoring for new issues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Great Gold Production.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. June a.
The month u May was a record
breaker FOR this district. the gold
product amounting TO sis25. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

The IRE employment once furnish
ed 50 men with work today. 20 md
ing work with the government at
Point Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
FIGHT FOR
LEADERSHIP
-=---essaa---
Among Democrats
in Congress.
WHO SHALL DIRECT MINORITY :
osiisy Of rexss and Richardson Of
rssnssses Among the lead.
Ing Candidates.

CHICAGO, June s--Raily. Of Tex
as /. coming 90 Chicago next week
for the announced purpose 81 meet
Ing the Democrats and congressman
OF Illinois and adjacent states, Bait
ey. e Is believed. viii announce his
candidacy for the leadership Of the
minority IN congress, kiehardson, "
Tenn. and nearmond % Mo- are
also candidates Tor the minority lead
ership. and are expected AZ the same
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

The remains OF Carrie Adcilns
Meagher will be shipped To Salem.
ore. for Intermeus tomorrow morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

Mayor Humss will tomorrow APP
point a municipal or police judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

PARIS. June s-preyfus sailed
frem Devils Island for France to-
Amw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Wake Up /!

ut is stated copper companies launched
chiefly since December - have
nearly subscriptions the present SELF
OF which about $4,000 ooo Mining World
would follow this subject copper as
closely you be astonished at the
best interests. by yourself.
In months copper property in the indeSsNer
will greatly appreciated there doubt
refuse TO take advantage OF
the present opportunities buy good
stocks song
Twenty per proht is big thing for few months
ts so-and that's the jump con-
he exact December.
Nothing likely Copper Bell
will do better.
JOHN {. McMAhUS & SON, 9l8 Second Avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
SAMOAN
QUESTION
SETTLED,
Final Agreement Between the
Nations Will Be Concluded
In a Few Days.

London, Nov. 6.-Although the ex-
act terms Of the agreement are still
carefully guarded the Associated Press
is able 10 say that the Samoan question
is practically settled and that the final
i,ies viii take place within a few days
unless some unexpected hitch occurs
1t can be said that American control
OF Tutula Island Is confirmed and
agreed TO. while the United states has
&c is understood. signiied it's approval
of the projected arrangements between
Germany ana Great Britain.
Regarding the details of the latter
the British foreign ohce remains mute,
except 10 authorize the statement that
none OF the recent surmises of the Ger
man press have correctly outlined the
plan WIZ h now seems sure Of accept
ance IL Is also emphatically denied
that the United tatcs has been i'm any
way neglected in the negotiations. II
is pointed out that the United Staes
bv securing Tu.uila island obtained all
she expected or desired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
A STRONG POSITION.
Americans Occupy il After Fight With
The FiIipinOS.
Cut 0tf Line Of Retreat From AguIHaIt0S
New Capital at TarlaC

Manila. Nov. g., 1880 a. m.--Maga-
langa, the eown taken yesterday by two
columns of General MacArthur's divi-
sion under Col Smith and Major
OBrien is strong position situated
midway between Angeles and Arayat.
The movement Is part OF plan for the
Americans TO possess all the country TO
the southeast Of Tdrlac as tn troops
c.ose in on the capital, cutting the lne
OF The encmy's retreat in that direction.
Tha insurgent force Is estimated at 1000.
Col. Smith frs, encountered a small
force Cntrcnched a quarter Of a mile be-
yond Angeles. which soon retreated,
leaving two OF thoir number dead. The
en- my maze a snort stand at the out
skilts OF Darios and San Francisco,
briskly shooting at the advance guard
Of the Americans.
Captain Brush deploye1 with the ad-
vance battalion and charged the Fill
pinos who took 10 flight. Seven Ameri-
cans were wounded.
The Americans almost surrounded the
insurg ntS who resisted stubDOrnly bat
Lieut. Haml.ons artillery cut them off.
Lieut.. Slavlns troops captured a camp
OF the enemy with their arms Nhrough
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
ON BILL OF lNTeRPLEADER.
Case Of Robert W. Burbank Againsl Thomas r. |.
Mcdonnell Heard by Apn,Iale Court.

In the appellate court was heard to-
day the bill of interpleader i'm the equity
cause of Robert W. Burbank. trustee
OF the estate OF Nathaniel Stearns VS..
Thomas +, l. Mcdonnell. trustee under
the Will OF Charles X Richmond and
Francis n. tearns. The sum i'm dispute
is 1894 09 being the balance Of one -tihrd
of the net income OF the Arlington Ho-
tel estate.
MIR. Mcdonnell claims the balance
under an assignment made by Francis
NJ Stearns in 1871 and Mrs. .Stearns says
the assignment was only a mortgage
and has been paid in fun. Mr.. McDon-
nell claims the assignment was an alb
solute transfer of Stearns interest in
the estate named.
There was testimony introduced to
show the assignment was not intended
TO be absolute but only SO that an ar
rangement could be made with Mr..
StearnS creditors. Mr.. Steans admit
ted he at different times owed Rich
mon money and that Richmond se-
cured several iudgm uts in which he
Stearns was d.ftndant. Stearns claimed
he had transferred much prop rty to
Richmond bes des the interest in the
Abingdon Hotel estate.
William ". Gre C-ne appeared for
Francis y. Stearns and Lewis a. Wa
teimau Tor MI Mcdonnell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
SUING FOR ASSAULT.
Laramie Seeking $4,000 Damages From The Gin
ion Manufacturing Co. Of Woonsocket

Before jury in Judge Wilbur
court today was tried the suit of Mi
chael Laramie AGAINST the Clinton
Manufacturing company OF Woonsock-
ct 10 recover $4,000 for assault and bat
terry. MIR. Laramie claims that ON the
10th day OF April last Supt Ariel r.
Thomas and Boss Machinist Frank
Pooler OF the defendants mills came to
his house and besides assaulting him
used very profane and indecent Ian
guage.
MIR. Laramie SAYS Pooler beat him.
Laramie 81 severely on the chest that
VI was black and blue and SO badly
otherwise abused him that he has since
been subject TO frequent pains In the
stomach ANA heart. He also asserts
that Thomas took hold of him while
Pooler did the beating.
The corporation denies its liability
because III there was any assault the
SUPERINTENDENT and bass machinigt
acted outside the scope OF their author
ity Mr.. Thomas and Mr. Pooler say
Laramie was the aggress0r.
Walter T. Ballou in counsel for the
plaintiff and T.. ID. Bassett counsel for
the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06

Washington Nov. 6.-The war de-
partment has received the following
telegram:
Manila. Nov. 6.-Wheaton's expe-
dition, 300 strong. transports Sheridan
and Azetic and two coasting steamers
conveyed 10y three war vessels, left foI
Lngayan gulf this morning.
"MacArthur's troops advanced e
Magalanga yesterday. clearing the
country between Angeles and. Arayat
encountered about 1000 Of enemy at diff
ferent points, O'Brien with battalion
of the Seventeenth infantry. two
troops Fourth cavalry and Laven' S
scouts are moving on road from Balu-
Tut east Of Angeles.
"O'Brien captured 2S prisoners and
four rifles. Smith with two other bat
talions of Seventeenth. Hamilton's bat
terry. First artillery. and engineers and
signal detachment moved on direct
road from Angeles to Magalang. cap
turing latter place: inflicting loss on
enemy in killed and wounded about
100; capturing fifty prisoners large
amount Of insurgent transportation
Our casualties IL wounded. OTIS"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
CANNOT BE ATTACHED.
Monsy In Hands Of Clerk Of Dsacl Court ko,
Liable 10 GaniShse Process

The appellate court in an opinion
handed down today i'm the case Of Jo-
seph +. Allen vs.. Samuel j. Gerard
holds that money in the hands OF the
clerk Of "A district court cannot be gar
nisheed. The attempt was made to at
tach money I'm the hands of Clerk
Rueckert of the sixth district court
after money had been paid into his
hands after a sale under an execution.
After the satisfaction Of the execution
the money was attached. the plaintiff
claiming the balance held by Mr
Rueekert was held by him as trustee.
In concluding a long opinion the court
says:
Money in the registry Of a court il
wholly under the control of that court
unless there is some supervisory juris-
dicuon over the same. and cannot be
paid out until an order Is duly made
Tor that purpose. And this being SO.
no argument ls necessary 20 show that
II is not liable to attachment by trus-
tee process
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
GREAT BRITAIN STILL ANXIOUS

CONTINUED from Page One)
lie adds that the proclamation Of mar
tal law H. only a matter OF temporary
urgency i'm some districts and does not
compel the burghcrs of tho colony -
parakc In the dcplorable hostlities.
REPLACE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Prince Christian Victor OF Schleswig-
Hnlstcin. grandson 90 Queen Victoria.
ana q captain in the queens Royal
Rifles. and ether officers have left
cape Town for Lodysmlth to replace
the dead and wounded
The Boer prisoners have been taken
on board the British cruiser Penelope.
They numbor nine officers ANA iSo men.
The Dutch farmers 20 Aliwn Novth
have passed resolution making u
strong protest AGAINST the allegations
90 tha dasccrati,n or th. churches m
cape COLONY.
AdNicDs from Nryburg say the Brit
ish Has .tll iHuts over lSurfman. hui
that "a O.. cr force is about a. proceed
ihither The command has been rciu-
!, forced hy 1000 Beers and has gone O.
i Kimberley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
AT ANY MOMENT.
Vice President Hobart Liable TO Die,
His Physician Says.
Flay Llnyer for Several Weeks Shows an
Interest in News Of The Gay

Pa.erson. \. j., NOV. C.-The condi-
usn ot Wee Presiler Hobart was out
littla changed this morning eXcep; tnat
ne uas slightly weaker lie spent a
fairly comfortable night Dr.. Newton
ssayed al carroll hall last nisht. lie
said al s O'Clock mat Mr. Hobart had
rey.cd as well as could be expected and
tlQt thers was nothing In his condi-
ton % Cause iinmeC.2te alarm. lie de-
MED emphat cally the statCmenI pub
lishyI in c.aa Of TIE merning papers to
the effect that MIR. Hobart was suffer-
ing from career Of the stomach. He
said that the statement given out by
him several days ago. with the consent
OF the family, ent rely covered the NAL
ady OF the vice president, and addod
thcee had been no new developmnt OF
the disease His official morning bull
letin contained nothing beyond the
above statement.
Attorney General Griggs visited Mr..
Hobart yesterday and spent half an
hour IN conversation with him. Many
letters and telegfams OF sympathy
have been received and President aud
airs. Mckinley daily send a telegram
md a box OF roses and violets 20 Car
roll Hall.
thought or the chances Of Mr.. Hobart
W survive .he week. He said his pa
tent was liable &C. die at almost any
minute and mieht survive for several
weeks. although his recovery was i'm
possible He said that Mr. Hobart
took a lively interest i'm the news OF
ne day and showed Willingness ~
c,acuss the BO AZ situation and he com
ing election. but the members of the
family discouraged such discussions az
li.elc - unculv excite hi.u 20 daL-
gerous degree. because he liked 10 go
a., eply into every subjccl under discus
sicn. Mr. Hobart takeG no solid tood
and comparatively little LIQUID nour-
ishment. His Vitality. upon which ne
is living. Is remarkable, and his cheer
fulness is strong factor in sustaining
the members OF the family In their AT
Fiction. He fully realizes that his end
IS near. Unless hts condition should
change materially DIR. Newton said ne
would not issue another bulletin until
afternoon. to be followed by another
at night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
A HAR0-F0UGHT CONTEST.
The Political Campaign in New yort Is Nov pra.-
,Icsy on End.

New York. Nov. e--The political
campaign ended today was one OF the
hardest fought spuggles ever known
in this city i'm N off-year. From thu
aime the assembly appointed A com.
mittee headed by Robert Mazet last
spring TO investigate alleged irreTu.
larities I'm the New York city govern.
onent both paDties have been 0rganiz.
ing for the centest The Republican,,
TO strengthen themselves On their fpht
afainst Tamfany Hall entered into :,
fusion arrnI6fDent on The county
ticket WHY the Citizens unl1n
and the Independent Labor party an !
gave the shfievalty nomination to VII.
liam OBI n. representative of m,
Labor paf,t
The sherSs Office is said to be vorf,
from Ss0.00I Go $4,000 a wear to its hold.
81. To o7&ose Cyan. Tammany Hal
nominated William r. Grell al nresent
tax comm4sioner Two justices n IN,
supreme cDurt are 20 be chosen this
year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-06
A MORGaNlIlC MARRIAGE.
Emperor Frsnos I,saph C,rssm, 0 AIaarc, fs-
WsnFIan,s Ferdinand and C.uiess (hofk

Vienna. Nov 6.-It is reported here
'na' Emneror Francis Joseph has con-
',uea to morganatic marriage h4ttAa4a-
we Archcuke Frances Ferdinand. SON
81 'he l1ie Arohdukc Charles Louis and
h,ir prcwmrtite g. tie throne of Aus
lii'-l iungalN. and thr Countess sonh u
..ch 90 th' condition ihat there =
IS tegFs deilv.
ih. '"ut rsH utv icrnsfly mlM uf
h''nf ni iln Archlu .ies isIb.la.
i-tHh hlh fEat tue W3ft.Ire will
h,i iheet ths archdukc'a successor a.
the throne bui that his children by sho
marriage arc excluded