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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-22
swAHPED MAYOR JONES'

URabis EssA 30 Answer an sns Appssi.
tee Ala. "
TOLEDO, @. June 2o-Mayoe Jones
has issued 40 open letter, il answer to
several Thousand people all over the
country, who have made appeals to him
Tor personal aid Mr.. Jone8 mail since
his campaign for mayor, has been enor-
nous. Many Of these letters have been
appeals fos psFsonsl help In every con-
eeivable form. Move Letter il given
out BY Mr.. Jones stating that, while he
Is an advocate Of the theory: of the
brotherhood of man, IL ia impossible to
give these people the assistance desired
or to find time to write an answer to
each, -. u ~ fsa,si,i IT. 500
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! EXECUTING MANY NATIVES.
Rsbss Wrsskias Vengeance On FiIlpiao
fyrisndly 90 Americana.

Rsbsh Wrsskias Vengeance On F1Iipiaoa
tyrtsadiy 60 Americans.
MANILA. June 10, -Since the Ameri.
cans withdrew from Canadaba recently
the rebels have returned and have
wreaked vengeance upon those who be-
friended the Americans. They exc
cuted the natives who surrendered the
town and displayed their heads ON poles
In the public square. =
The hostile natives Of Cebu are more
menacing. Maj sdvices say hostilities
against the Americans have begun
there. Colonsl Hsmer, the American
acommander, has requested reinforce
ments, and four companies OF the Ten
nessee, regiment have been sent him
from Iloilo. The Nebraska regiment
has been ordered to sail for home
within week.
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TRIPLE DROWNING.

Three OF Six Occupants OF Wisconsin
River Boat Perished.
MILWAUKEE,, June 20.-A journal
special from Portage, Wis, says:
julius Grotzke, aged "a, John Robin
son, Is, and Minnie Schieffslbein, II,
while returning from q camp meeting
in boat were drowned in the Wiscon.
sin river, eight miles below here. TIL.
boat capsized. Three others in the
boat saved themselves. None Of the
bodies have been recovered. All were
residents Of Dekorra and Caledonia.
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CAPTURED -,ROBBERS.

Three OF the Union Pacific Daadiss -.
. ported in Custody.
SALT LAKE. Utah, June M--A spe-
cial to the Tribune from Monida, Mont,
says: Near Dwells, Wyo., just south of
the Yellowstone Park, the park scouts
captured the three men supposed to be
the Union Pacific robbers. The men
were surrounded by the scouts just be-
fore dsybreak. The men are now being
taken across the country to the Nam
moth Hot Springs. This news was
brought to Monids by the driver of the
Monida and Yellowstone Park stage.
The names Of the men are not known.
They were captured without the firing
of gun. IL.
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1insd for Gambiins.

MooRHEAn, Mimi, June sO.-John
Haas, the most prominent saloonkeeper
in this city, was brought before Judge
Searle In the district court and pleaded
guilty to gambling and was fined 5000.
The complaint was made out by ex-
Mayor Arthur g. Lewis and Mr.. Haas
was indicted by the grand jury. It was
Haas second conviction and an attempt
will be made to revoke his license.
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TOOK FORTY THOUSAND.
1sbbsrs Blew >ths Safe % . PhilsAe,
phis Street Car conp.av

1sbbsrs Blew >ths Safe % PAilsAsi
phis Street Car cenpsny.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-A gang q,
masked robbers. probably ten in mum
oer, early In tho morning raidsd the re-
ceavlng ONCE Of the Paramount Park
transportation company, ct Belmont,
m Paramount Park, and, after holding.
up the receiver and Eve other employees
OF the railway, blew open, the safe and
secured $40, 900, the company's receipts
for two days. Frank Leayen, receiver;
frank Watson and Horny B. White
mouse, conductors; James Cavanaugh,
nreman OF the power house; Philip
Eaves, electrician, and William Cad
mus, laborer, were bound hand and
foot with wire. In addition to the men
who actually committed the robbery,
Others operated miles away from the
scene, By destroying the telegraph and
telephone wires connecting with the
trolley company's main Office.
The men above named were all in the
ONCE when the burglars made their ap-
pearance. Each intruder Was armed
with two rsvolvers and 1 they took the
employees completely by surprise. Il
was the work Of few moments for the
robbers to pinion the workmen, who
were rolled over toaHs side Of the room
with their faces to thsswalL. Ten min
utss later the safe had been cracked and
the gang disappeared. 81.
The entire city detective force Ii ON
the case, but the crscksmsn isst no cline.
The RsesivsTs sss,y.,s ES
Frank Lsvan, the night receiver, one
OF tho men gagged and bound by the
robbers, told this story Of his sxpe-
Hence: -.- $50 s,s
While was standing at the south
srn door Of the Office next the stalled
cars. ! heard footsteps in 4ths roar.
Turning. I saw two men with masks on:
their faces. They had two big revol-
vers and took me into tho conductors,
room and tied my hands and feet With
wire and laid me ON the floor with my
face to the wall. saw Whitehouse
was also being bound and gagged. s,s
when we were laid on the floor q
man was detailed to guard each Of %.
In few minutes In came another VIC
tim, whom I think was Watson, Q con-
ducsor. and be went, through the. Same
thing. Then two more came In and
were bound. The burglars worked
quietly. Il only took them 10 minutes
to blow the safe.
The guards frequently thrsstsnsd to
shoot Us II we made the least outcry or
motion. I think they must have had
wagon TO taks away the cash, because
: was xary heavy and not sssy 70 get
away wttk. rs
, Shortly after the money was taken
eur guards left. !, Philip caves, the cleo
trician, got himself loose and then
loosed ,as. II tried TO rssch city hall
BY wire, but the wires Of both tele-
phones had been cut and had to run
n the pitch dark across country to the
Belmont pumping station, where gave
he alarm and they telephoned in from
hero shortly before o'clock to the city |
aall and informed the detectives. ~
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L.rs... ye..el 81 the 800.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The steel tow
barge Manila, said to be theI largest
vessel ON the Lakes, was launched at
the yards Of the Chicago Ship Building
company, at South Chicago during the
day. The vessel is owned by the Min
nesota Steamship company, and was
built for the iron ore carrying trade.
The vessel is Of steel and is schooner
rugged. The gross tonnage Is 5000, net
4. 66T :
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GRAND rrunk strike End..

MONTREAL, June. 20.-The strike of
the Grand Trunk railway trackmen,
which has been on for month, has
ended with a compromise. The road
has agreed to take back all men who
were not guilty of acts of lawlessness
ind to meet committee of trackmen
10 discuss their grievances.
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contributions for New Richmond

81. PAUL, June 10. The total cash
subscribed for the New Richmond suf-
ferers now approtimates $35, 900, the
amount being above rather than below
this total. Of this amount st. Paul
citizens have contributed $l3, 724. j. j.
Hill heads the list with $500. 4 H,ss
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Want to See Fit. and Mccoy.

CHICAGO, June 10. The Colorado
Athletic association has offered $780,
600 purse for . 25-round contest be-
tween Bob Fitzsimmons aud ..Kid"
Mccoy, according to an announcement
made here by Ben Benton, McCoy's
present manager The fight is to be
for the middleweight championship Of
the world.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-22
British ships at Deb.

LONDON, June 19.--Act ing to
dispatch to a news agency ..ere from
Pretoria, squadron of seven British
warships has arrived at Inyak Island
Tor st. Mary island), at the entrance Of
Delagoa bay. There is no confirmation
of the report and in semi-official circles
it is looked upon as being untrue.
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Bunker HIM Celebrates.

BosroN, June 1.-THE 1881 annivee-
sary of the battle Of Bunker Hill was
duly celebrated here. The center Of
the demonstration was at Charlestown.
Marines and sailors from the North At
lantic squadron, which arrived in port
Friday, participated. Thousands Of
sightseers witnessed the parades and
the marines received an ovation.
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HULU-FASl HINcER

A new aud useful device which every family
simple and strong; can be put up anywhere
securely. holds rops or wire; instant adjust
ment and removal OF line. No props needed
sells ., on sight; Popular price. AEents
Germs. PrrAaisnas and P,efEsha,fsg Anyone
may become an agent sample Pair, b.
KELso NOVELTY Co.
SC 5z8 Locust st. Philadelphia
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Homes to Comp,ete q Cabinet.

80 HOPos 70 -Sc1xRECSCs OUOtHoes y =
PARIS, June 20.-Senator Waldeck-
Rousseau has informed President Lou
bet that he hopes to complete the list of
the new cabinet during the evening.
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]. 1. Sl|N|lN!0N'
KllSuccessor. Sinontun 9 'Bannktt
GROCER.

have a well assorted and COM
plete stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. Special inducements
offered cash customers, making it
well-worth buying goods on that
prin ;ipal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-26
PERSONAL.

J. y wlllct II here from Thistle.
]. y. Cutler Is at the white House
from bingham.
y. T.. Bacon came down from Logan
THIS morning and registered at the
Kenyon.
II. G, Edwards and J. H. Murray,
tourists from London, England, are la
the city, They are registered at the
knutHford.
Two Sisters Of Charity are registered
at the Kenyon from Glcnwood Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus nm. Chna. A.
Morgan, Harry crandoll aud ". ~.
Moore 81 the MoFaddcn Row OF Flats
company. arrived IN town this morn
Ing. They ARE registered at the Ken
yon from New York.
G.. ". IIcyneman and Miss Dorothy
iIeynemnn arrived IN town today from
the Golden Gate city, and registered
NJ the knutsford.
G. NJ. Hleklnnd. general agent of The
Mallory steamship line. arrived In town
today, lilo Il here on important bust
ness pertaining to his company, and
VIII remain here for several days.
Guy De Ford and George cayton.
both 81 Mcrcur. arrived In town today
and registered At the White iIouSe.
W. q. Gregory, n wool grower OF
Snake valley, arrived In town today.
lie IN here TO make arrangements for
the sale Of some wool. and viii return
after completing his arrangements.
The White House Is his stopping place.
y. s, Mexican, one OF Mllford's mer-
chants, came 10 town today and regis
tered at Sam Ewlng'a He IL up ON
business and VIII return tomorrow
night,
W. w. Power. general representative
OF the British Guard Band h stopping
at the Knutsfori. II IL said thai this
band II "England'a greatest" her ma
Jesty's "grenndler guards" II II un-
der the leadership OF Lieut.. Dan God.
frey II. a. NJ.
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PANGUITCH.
Jaiibreshsr. SIN at LarGe-D~stb of DO
-sph tinford aud Mr.. Esa Church.

Special Correspondence.
Panguitch. Garfield CO., May "a
Small ana ilaymakcr. who broke jail
here few days ago. taking with them
"a pair Of Justice linrnoy'H horses. have
not yet returned Ia explain to the
sheriff how or why they ala II. II ~
learned that after they got out east OF
the town. they divided, Small going
north via Coyote. and Iiaymakcr go
Ing south. presumably into Arizona.
Mr.. Joseph Linford died here last
week from the effects OF dust on the
lungs while working In the mills nt
DE In Mar. which makes the second
one from this place from the same
cause In a short time.
Sister Eva Church OF this place, died
last sunday. caused BY dropsy. She
was buried yesterday Sister Church
was a good woman aud q faithful Lat
ter.day Saint.
Prest. Jcasc W. Crosby Jr. and Ma
honri NJ. Steele have just returned from
parowan and Beaver. where they have
been To meet and visit with President
Lorenzo Snow and party. The meet
ingr were crowded. and the Sunday
school children We're In great evidence.
Everybody seemed greatly pleased with
the Presidents visit with them. presl-
dent Snow N standing the Journey
well. Panguitch stake conference at
Escalante next Saturday and sunday.
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ln tho District court. rhlni Judicial District
~ tho state ~ tab, tunnfy ~ salt Lake.
I|nns SAVINGS Hank 4 Trust lumIa ny, "a
Corporation. fHlutln, " Angus N. tnunnu,
~Hfah " cannon and lirsi National Hank ~
nlidHuHl -Iuih Dakota, a Cooperation, tht-
fUulHnfs 10 lsr stld re- sheriff. -ilr ~ tho
Inc ursi frini dpf " the county Nnurt
iinusu in thr CIV ~ salt lake. county ~
salt tsilr, state ~ I tab, on friday, june nh.
u isFt Ht tNrl,e nrhs'h nuin ~ said day.
The frai rstHtU described ~ follows. tu-Wlt
Tho southwest quarter ~ the southeast quar-
trruf -triluu nine lll fuNnshlp tNn %, ssiitl,
Of ilnnsV uup lh. West salt Lake Meridian.
Alsr commencing 10 the southeast corner ~
the .iuthNrst quarter ~ said -ss'ilpn Mine ~.
Township and hnugV Aforesaid, nnd tunnlng
ihpnrr nufih a. nfg. o. Min, west tnaniy csl
udsi thrnrr north q nTs, m Min. west
tWrut=fnuf fiu rHiti thence uufth ihifty-tun
nrs Wt-t firiy -funr uN usisi thunc,i
month b. Las sect eight 81 naisi theurn east
tfty'tHn and tNn-t"nths liiN ntis Ia tho
northeast gunner ~ the southeast quarter ~
the suuthNest quarter ~ said ~etion nina
fHi thrurt slutli eighty lsl rals IN tho piacs
~ hFgluninH, iriuinlnlug lldi hrr'si Situate
lyins and bring iu The County ~ SAT- Lake.
state NJ Utah
Turlasn nflru payable In lnWfui money ~
tho tfuiipl States NJ Amufirn.
dated li salt Lake tliy, Utah this 10Th day
~ Nav. 4 l is'u
IONS T.. HowELIs,
sheriff uf san Lake tuuutN. state 81 Utah
rs join MONTGOMERY. Ir
nepnty -hrflff ~ salt iika tuunty, Itah
lTitnl -lN s CANNON,
ATTORNEYS fnF llnlntlr
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OUR OWN STATE.

tho commencement address. but being
unable to attend Judge Booth took his
place.
Miss Bessie Edmond Of Salt Lake
city favored the audience with vocal
sole.
riah's Rren. vioiinlst. willard welhe.
~ dde'cG g selection.
The following certificates and de-
gree were conferred.
John N. Mills. Salt Lake. bachelor
Of letters.
Caleb Tanner. James L. brown. Iu-
cy Jane Brimhali. Knight and Ernstus
Fillerup We're awarded the degree OF
bachelor VI dldac,ics.
Commercial college diploma. Carl u.
Marcusnen.
High school diploma. Nellie Reynolds.
Kindergarten diplomas Miss Florence
Reynolds and Mrs. Louisa W Jones.
Special certificates uu follows In
training, Ida Andcrberg, Elma ARM
strong. charles iiroadbent and James
T. Whoriton. shorthand and typevrit-
Ing, AGNES Gillespie. Harriet Elliott
and Ora Iiolbruok. music. Eva Maeser
and Ethel sceiey. kindergarten. Mary
Booth. surveying. Thomas y. Wentz.
Short speeches commoudins the work
being done In the H. Y. Academy We're
made BY Or. Maestr. President Edward
Partridge. Elder George Reynolds.
prest. Reed smoot. Prof. q. ~. Brim-
hall ana frcst. David John. Benedic-
tlon was offered by Elder Myron Tan.
nsr.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
There has been very little business
In the district court the last three
days. M the three suits against the
Rio Gfnnde Western railway, which
were set for this week. have for some
reason been continued.
80 -
Hallway company ct al was set for
today, but On motion ~ the defendants
the case was dismissed at plaintiffs
cost. M she. nor any one representing
her, did not appear for trial. In this
case the plaintln sued for $40 900 dam
ages for the death Of her son John rrie
who was killed by the defendants train
In 1896 Margaret rrie. the dccrased's
wife. was also made one Of the defend
ants for the reason that the compro-
missed with the railroad people for $50.
Ten days additional time was given
defendant In the case 81 SprlnEvillc
city VI George Curtis. Illegal liquor
selling, In which to file papers FOR y
new trial.
Al Of the jurors were discharged for
the term.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
License to wed was today granted
10 Isaac A. Iieaicy. 20. and Elizabeth
liutchison. ~. both Of Alpine. judge
booth performed the ceremony.
The business men Of the city Intend
10 build q firrt.claaa drive way from the
Insane asylum To the lake and return
IN a roundabout way on which 10 speed
their fast horses. Of which Provo boasts
not few. over t2.Oo0 has so far been
promised ana morn II coming. The
promoters wish to build a boulevard.
which viii be credit To the city.
The reception and dance given at the
brigham Young Academy last night
by President Clur and council was n
roclal success, there being over three
hundred present.
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PRICE.
Primary Celebration -rssehrrs' EsAmins
lions mig Wool shipments.

tio.s mig Wool shipments.
Special Correspondence.
Price. Utah. May ss.-The Primary
association IN making elaborate prcpar-
atlons for the celebration Of brigham
InunF's anniversary next Thursday
evening. June LIST. for which an excel
lent program IN being arranged. There
will be dance In the evening at Town
Tall with choice refreshments TO be
rerved by the ladies. Appropriate lit.
crary and musical programs will be
rendered
Miss nertha Wright and James
iicnclcy. two popular young people Of
Castle Gate. this county, were married
at the home OF the rroom's aunt. Mrs.
Hcnroitcn, last evening.
Miss Nellie HALEY. Of SprinEvilic.
who hiss been visiting her sister. Mrs,
II. ". Mcdonald Of Price for some time,
was called TO Castle Gate yesterday by
telegram announcing the Hines OF
her sister. the wife OF Hon. n. A. Nell
son. manager Of the wasatch store
there.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
SOME twenty-five teachers will APP
pear for examination for certificates 10
teach next year In the carbon county
schools at catrie Date this week. The
board this year Ia composed ~ Profess
scr Webb. county superintendent Of
schools. Miss Mary Leonard. the prln.
cipal OF the Price schools. and Miss
Sadie Kimhaii. assistant 10 Miss Leon
ard, and whose home h at sconeld,
The examinations began yesterday and
viii continue IN 10 and Including satur-
day.
This week has seen a cleanup u the
wool clip IN Price. and there now re-
mains here Co be sold only the wool
from rintnh county, which II on ftor-
age at tho warehouses; u the Rio
Urnnde Western. The owners are ex.
pcoted IN next Monday when this viii
be disposed ~ 10 the highest bidder. A
Lig crowd ~ wool buyers and railroad
men are expected here Monday and for
whom about every room In the two
hotels u the town II already engaged
The amount ~ wool shipped out from
Price station this year win foot up
something over million pounds. for
which an average OF eleven 10 twelve
cents was nnid.
SCARCITY OF FARM PRODUCTS.
There l. n scarcity of all products
" the farm and ranch In the markets
NJ eastern Utah ana Tor two months
every thlng consumed here, Fort pu-
ohesnc, the indian agencies and lawns
nearby, has been shipped h. oats can
not be had NJ any price, aud the same
may be said ~ beef mutton, potatoes,
poultry, butter AMI eggs, for all Of
which there IL u steady and reliable
market
Three hundred and nifty thousand
brick are being burned for new build
inga 10 be erected In Price this year.
Dr. W. e, Richards thinks " lcnat-
Ing at Moab, Grand County, and N no
does DR.. ". T.. winters Of Castle Dale.
who has lately sold out there. Will
come here and open drug store In
connection with his practice,
The Mo Grande Western railway has
begun work on six new dwelling houses
for employees at Helper. Work on the
new chapel 10 cost about 5000 VIII be-
gin In the near future. Plans have been
submitted 10 the officials hy the com
paws architect,
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OGDEN.
,ous Runaway sales of County HEAL
v-u. y. aud Temperance.

Dlsssfrous Runaway sH'e-" '"""'s WV"
y-u. y. and Temperance.
soeolai Correspondence.
ogdep. MAY 2e.-Mrs. Cowicy. the
,s,fs OF ]. +. cowlcy. q Wei known
railroad man Of this city. died yester-
gay. II peritonitls. Funeral services
sIii be held on Saturday at o'clock
p M, from the realdcnce, NO. lfo
Twenty-fourth street.
RuxAwAy AND sMAsHup.
while Frank pinerce was driving a
team on Grant avenue yesterday
wornlng. upon coming 10 Twenty-hfth
sinset he attempted to cross the street
ra,iway tracks In front 81 an approach.
leg car. The car struck the rear end
~ The wagon and overturned II and
pingree was thrown 10 the grnund.
rms wheels OF the wagon passed over
bls legs, lniurinE them severely. The
young man was subsequently, con-
ycyei To his home to be cared for. The
team ran away ana uet.,e pelns
,fopped collIded with two other whg.
,,ns. breaking the reach OF one wagon
ma in the collision leaving the wheels
~ she pingrec wagon. and In the other
e,ss badly damaging the harness ~
Inc horse attached TO delivery wagon.
me matter will probably be taken into
court for adjustment
SALES or COUNTY REALTY.
The sale Of property for which Weber
county holds tax deeds was COM
,teneed Yesterday at ~ o'clock noon.
and was resumed at pm. 'omfnls.
sioner smith % the county board ON
rlatad a. salesman and county CORK
iioiIlnggworth was present 10 make q
,srord ~ the property sold. Between
,wenty.nyc and thirty pieces were
sotd and the amount received was
about 81 900. since the list " property
10 be sold was nrrt published a Erent
many u the owners have called ~ the
clerks ofice and settled their d.in.
auenrlcs, and the sum thus received
amounts to about 1900
A marriage license was Issued yes
,sr,iay 10 charlie. Nelson, ~, and Miss
Alice ulgginHon. ~, both 81 Moab
titah. AMER having secured the license
the pair hlcd themselves To- Justice
ilrcedens offce. where they wetc
united In marriage. II was the Justices
49,, iob In that line. hut he went
through the trying ordeal all right
"wednesday evening one hundred ana
,hirt, i've sailors and frrmen from the
United states transport sherman came
IN from Han rrancisc aud went EAST,
where they viii he mustered out OF the
marty Of seven iiawallans. In
charge Of q missionary, bound Tor
skull valley TO join the colony there.
came In from the west yesterday
morning and went TO Salt Lake.
A game of base ball for the beneht OF
the public library viii be played som.
day nrSt week BY the weber club ana
the Columbia club.
u. p. PUSHING pRoiiiDiTioN.
The t'nlon Pacific railroad company
has pcstrd q bulletin In which the em-
plnyer are warned To- avoid Nhulns
saloons, Dismissal from the serNlc.
IL the penalty which an employe VIII
have 20 pay N found intoxicated cl'her
ON or IN duty. a..
The trial of the case ~ Sidney Stew
ens n. ". Z. stephens II al was con-
tinurd In the second district court be-
fore Judge lilies yesterday. ~ he
case ~ g. Woodmanree W " y Mhl'
,,l.Ir,lff asked leave 20 amend his CONT
plaint and the judge took the mht'er
under adviscmsnt