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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
TOWN BADLY SCORCHED.
Mary Holmes College and Bix Cotton
Compress burned at West
Point, Miss,

WEST POINT. MISS, March 6,-Nearly
$4,000 worth of property was destroyed by
fire here to-day. The Mary Holmes college.
an industrial school for colored girls,
burned this morning and this afternoon
the cotton press, shed. etc, together with
larse amount; of cotton, was destroyed.
i'he Mary Holmes seminary being situated
TAR outside the fire limits of the city the
Response of the department was useless so
far rs ex,nguish,,s the ilames con-
ccrned. The flames hcing famed by a
strong wind the magnificent structure was
quicAiy made Il mass of ruins. All of the
inmates escaped uniniured. but Il large
portion of their personal effects was lost.
The building and equipment cost $1,000.
Insurance $1,000.
Tha loss on the compress is &aH.al
r. G. Mcdaniel. for many years identified
with the cotton interests of this section in
attempting 10 obtain some papers from
his office, caught in the blaze and
burned to death.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
HALE, STRONG, LIVELY.
New Flesh, New Vigor and
New Hope.


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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
NINE. BlANCHINl ON TRIAL.
She Is Accused of Trying to Poison
Her Husband, Il Famous French
Artist.

PARIS March 6.-Mme. Charles Biaa-
chini wife of the famous and popular scenic:
artist and who was arrested last Novem-
him, WIS placed on trial to-day. The
courtroom was crowded with fashionable
women many prominent people being pres
ent.
The prisoner, who WAS elegantly attired.
conducted herself in the most nonchalaut
fashion and fatty denied the accusation.
The evidence showed that. After sluan-
icrirg his Wife's forum. of .iDtn0 francs.
NJ Eianchini. i'll oldyr TO prevent his home
known theatrical critic. 10 become his
wiie's lover. n. Mayer took his meals at
the house and practically lived there.
When the parties w"re trying to arrange
IL divorce NJ. Rianchini used to be found
in the morning with the pupils Of his eyes
hlotches on his chest and his limbs quiv.r-
ing He generally recovered toward even
ing.
One peculiarity of the case, which pre-
ssnts many mysteries. Is that NJ. BIanchin
still declares he does not believe his wife
guilty.
About six months before Madame Eian-
chini's arreaI, her husband was suddenly
attach k.u by ii nlys e,tOus mllady which the
phySiriaEs diagnosed differently. one of
Were those of atrophine poisoning. and
th.reupon Ranchini's friends. MessFs
Care and G.ti.haTd. directors of the Grand
opera. took il Upon themselves to carry him
20 Il dis;ln: village. away from his wife.
There ha recovered rauiIly " hen the po-
bottles Of atrophiue III the house. She is
said to be a Very pretty woman, and TO
have taken the arrest and all the .ubSa-
quent proceedings h.ppantly.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
AFTER THE SUGAR TRUST.
Ohio Attorney General Trying T."
N,ilct II OF S:y;.OOO for Si"-
Intinu of Inv.

ColrMEl'S. o.. March G--A,'orncv Gem
.:al Monn., is now after the American
Sugar Refinery Company. better known as
the sugar trust suit WAS brought to-day
hy him III the name of the stat" OF ONO
against the trust to recover |J"."'o 'iai''''"
TO ia due the state hy reason "i IN" az
fcnIant eonpanys failure t" comply WIN
section lis of the Revised statutes. lhe
action is III the nature of an attachment
and ;,arnsee proceedings. and in the au-
davit it is alleged that several local firms
have property belonging To the I"ic'i"'iH'
company. The sheriff will serve the iirnS
mentioned in the affidavit Tuesday morn
ing. In the petition the attorney general
alleges that the Am arican sugar i"fnery
Company is :, foreign corporation. and :oi-
lowing this is the usual data connected witt,
the INCORPORATING and the passage OF the
law which i ali, red TO nave besh broken.
lttS law REQUIRES that. thlrty daEs aits'
t:lc paS$aG. of the act the defendant COM
panv 10. required TO ua<" and ME with tlt
St creta-N of state Il statement showing an
OF III" tlGur"s and data rrittiN" !" N"
.tmuuut oil business transacted II! ONO. Not
until tbs is doI.- is there a certificate X
sued authorizing the coinpnhy I" d" bus
LEGS in Ohio The petition then aiitSe'
that the defendants failed 20 comply and
refused to io So. I;v reason OF this they
are subject 10 a penalty of $l.eOn
In the second cuusc of action. il = alleged
iiss't III pllsJdi'F ihS itiih't lam ~
sons aS factors ur AGENTS. 70 whom a por-
iion of their goods are billed. Tie bus
Were made out against these agents wtl.ii.
il reality. the goods Were. owned and held
by the American Sugar Refinery Company
\ copy Of Il letter bearing the names OF
III. &. Havem.yer. president, ard John
Scarles. secretary and treasurer. and signed
by their company. is embodied in the pc
tition. The object OF the letter Is TO show
that the defendant company retained own
eIShip of all goods sent
Then follows the prayer of the petition.
in which i! is alleged that the defendant
month for tifty-iive months. and $1,000 as
stated in the first cause of action making
S9d.Hn in all. for which amount Judgment
is aSkeI
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
BUILDINGS TO BE RUSHED.
Sites for the >iAtH-iwo Authorized bs
Congress to Be Advertised
for at Once,

WASHINGTON. March 6.-Tl:t. supervis-
ing architect OF the treasury. Nr Taylor
already has taken up the subject os the
construction OF the s!xty-lwo public build
irgs authorized Al the last session q: con-
sraSs and Will expedite the preliminary
work as much as possible. 1t IS expsct-!
tha, by the so,h CT 9th of the preSeA.
month all OF the sites Will have been aL
vertiseI for. and in those cases where the
sites are named III the act the !nlJ!aiory
steps Will be taken al once 10 secure the
titles. either by purchase or b. condemna-
ton
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
WILL QUAY WITHDRAW?
RumOra Are Current in Harrisburg
That lie VIII Quit the Sem
ntOrial Race.

HARRlSBC re. PA. March 6.-Therr are
rGInorS current here tonight that Senator
Quay VIII withdraw before the close of the
present week. and that Colonel George +.
lluY Of Greensburg, will be chosen his
successor in ihe United States senate.
There is also talk that. if Mr.. Quay re-
mains In the fight the Lancaster delegation
will desert him account of the removal
of "A nephew Of eN-AuIitor General Myiin
Of Lancaster. hy Governor Stone from a
subordinate position in one Of the depart
nients. Senator Quay's managers rid!cule
these reports. and insist that under no con-
,ii:uiIs Will he withdraw. They said their
lines are intact. and rumOrS or further de-
t.ctions in their ranhs absurd.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
KlPLING's DAUGHTER DEAD.
>uccumbcd I" Pneumonia Yesterday
Noruinw-Nr- kipst0K ss Rap
IdlS lmpr0sinU.

NIcW WORN March G.-loscphirc Kin
ling. the G.ycar-oli daughter OF Rudyar!
l>irli;f,. AMI ;rr oldest OF his three chill
,irrn. a:,I shortly after o'clock this morn
ius. from pneumonia. The child's death
took place Al the home of Miss lula de
Forrest Ia This city. Miss De Forest is a
friend OF tho kiplrgs and Josephine had
been taken To her home that She could
lie nursed apart from her father. The girl
h"can,e III the day after Mr.. kiplinS took
to his bed
In all probability the body OF little Jose
ptire viii Ia, taken 10 the kipling home in
Vermont for burial. hut TO definite ar
engagements have Yet been made II was
decided not 10 inform the author OF ms
ohld's death for several days.
+ Il was said al the hotel this morning
thai Mrs. kipliuc has not been allowed in
her husbands room ror nearly a week
notw!thstt tnains the general UNDERSTANDING
that she has been AT his bedside !ailN.
Mr. Doubleday at - o'rio,k said: MI
klpiilc Ia~ bad u splendid day. that Is. 4
comfortable day. He is beginning gradually
10 take rfouriSbmeut of y more substantial
kind OF course. he has the appearance OF
u man ho has been AT the point of death
and his mind works very SLOWLY He has
death. ElSi. has been somaN hat better to
day and think she is we'll on the road
LONDON. March The morning papers
almost universally Voice deep sympathy
in the bereavement that has come. TO The
kiiiInG family through the death of Jo-
sephine.
The Daily News s-nsibly suggested that
there should be some int.rmssion in the
private kilograms and letters of inquiry
which call for Mrs. kipling's personal ac-
Acknowledgement. adding that lit Is unnec-
'SSarE 10 impose upon the Soreiy stricken
wife and mother a ceremonial duty only
less eNac ting than Il reception OF callers.
Emperor Williams dispatch to Mrs Kip
ling was intended. he Daily News thinks.
10 pay Il double debt, .ts the kaiser has
notorious reasons for desiring to conciliate e
both America and England -
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
CONTINUED RISE A SURPRISE
DAMAGE To CITIES on THE ONO
HAS BEEN SLIGHT - FAR.
Dustness Men In the I.owlands at Gin
ctmnaii Arc Removing Goods
From Crllnrs-Cha harlcston.
". Va. L. Still tn
der Water.

CINCINNATI. O.. March fIfty-thtee
fees and nine inches is tie il clock stag"
cf the Ohio river N This point to-uigh..
This Is beyond all expectations warranted
by Information al hand last rirh;. The
rainfall in The limited secIiog "f the Ohio
watershed south ard east Of thr oh." river
WAS much greater Than anyone expected.
The rate Of rise ii this point Tonight j.
about three inches per hour. This rat" un-
expectedly has been maintained for more
than twenty-forr hours. The indications
here now are that there viii h. iifty-six
feet OF water in the Ohio 1t Cincinnati 10y
O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
Reports from above show that The Mo-
hongahela and the Allegheny are station
airy. Al Brownsville and NorSantnwn near
Ihe headwaters of the Morongahai:t. where
the great supply came from 30 make the
fiood in that river, the waters are falling.
with seventeen feet II Morgan;owr and
nearly twenf!-three Il: Brownsville. AT
Wheeling. the stage is iWeniy-six feet ana
three feet more is expected. Further down
The river. al Parkersburg. ". va. the river
Is stationary A. Gaiipoiis ii is forty-Sev-
en- feet and rising slowly. At Portsmouth
ii is fifty-four feet and ten inches ard riS-
sng two inches an hour.
Taking the Portsmouth stage as !ndi-
cation in connection with the condition
burg. the indications are that the maxi
mum stage reached at Cincinnati will be ~
and possibly 60. provided the floods are not
Increased by further rainfall.
Damage by the flood 10 cities on the Ohio
reported SO far has been slight. At Hunt
3ngton, w. Va. where the stage Is :i2i2 feet.
Two bar2es of coal We're sunk i'm the Giuyan
and thousands of sawlogs were washed
away.
Most OF the logs have been recovered
before reaching Portsmouth. At Ports
mouth, cellars and factories are flooded
on Front street. while on Mill. East Front
and jackson streets many people have
been driven from their dwellings. Very
little Interference with business mas been
experienced. The stage in the lower Ohio
IS such that no more coal will get away
from The fleets in harbor at Louisville
down the river until th. flood recedes
At Cincinnati the business men in the
1owlaDds are removing their goods from
cellars. No dwellings have been disturbed
except two tenement quarters. one known
as Rat Row and the other as Sausage Row
situated at opposite exiremties Of the
steamboat landing. Should the river reach
Sifiy-nine or sixty feet some business houses
near the river will have TO remove their
goods 10 the second story. No railroads at
that stage-will be prevented from running
regular trains.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
ADAH RICHMOND SUES AGAIN.
in the Estate of John >tri-
son. Jr.

BOSTON. MASS. March s.-Ada1 Rich
InorG, the actress, WHO previously has fig
ured as : contestant 0f the Will Of the
late Jofu Stetson. Of this city calling her-
self Adai Richmond Station. to-day entered
suit for Sspgt IN the superior court asains.
John St-tsorI, Sr.. to recover DOVER rights
in the estate left by John Ststs,n, Jr, 10
which the rights Of the father were .stah-
lshed in d former contest. At this trial
the plaintiff II! the present suit testified
that John Stttsor Jr married ner in
Rhode Island and tnat they lived together
until his cruelty drove her away Justic.
Morton, however. said she had no. proved
hsr case.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
AN ANTI.HAYWARD TRICK.
Republican Caucus Which Might Have
Nominated Hayward PreSeni-
ell bS Fusion.

LINCOLN. NEE. March 6.-Republican
members of the legislature who are oppos-
ed to NJ. l. Hayward for senator. aided by
th, fusionistS. to-day prevented Repub-
Ecan caucus which might have nominated
Hayward AT tn. conclusion of the joint
senatorial ballot at noon. II MS voted 10
take L recess until o'clock. the hour for
the caucus Supporters OF hayward OPP
poaa,l the melton without success -Four
ballots We're taken tonight. the last ore
resulting:
ster IL Field \. Iambert>on, 1. keaSe, ::
Weston 5: Adams, !, Hainer j, r. Ii.
A,lt.r |
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
AN EX-CHAPLAIN'S CHARGE.
Says lie Was Detached From Hi.
Regiment for Making Fuss
About Had RatIOn.

CHICAGO March G.-At ,o-'ay's meeting
OF the baptist Ministers Association, R.v
Mr. d. -. od.il. Of Joliet Ill. chaplain Of
the Third Illinois regiment In Porto f;ico.
declared that ne had been temporarily de-
tachc1 from MS regiment bccause he had
dared 70 show his superior officers Il sam
pie of ''tle nasueatii.S raiirns which the
men had II eat" lie rna'ie Il number Of
other charges thar he said he could cor
roborate If required 10.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Chicago Republican. to Meet.

CHICAGO. March 7.--Primaries for The
selection OF delegates to tomorrow Ke-
publican city convention were held to-day
Tonight 4, seems probable the following
ticket will be nominated: Mayor. Zina X
Carter: treasurer. Emil Schaefer: city al
torn.y Thomas II. Cannon. city clerk,
John Henbr,lg or Charles Pierson.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Washington Personals.

WASHINGTON. March s-'SPscialD
Representative Curtis. OF Kansas, leaves
for home tomorrow.
F.. Z. Z. McJirlsey. the well known Mary
ville. No.. editor is in the city. looki! :
after free delivery service for MarvEi!it.
and after the interests OF the MiSso -ians
frOIa his part OF the state in The ci 1!pu-
ticn of places under the new ceiS'--' b9-
1eali.
Ralph O. Stanher. of 81, Joseph, called at
the interior department to-day
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
GOMEZ IGNORES ASSEMBLY.
Pays No Attention to the Body Pro-
Tossing to- Represent Cuba
librc,

HAVANA March 6.-'rhe Cuban military
assembly held a third secret session this
afternoon. guard being placed around
the house where the meeting was held and
the public being vigorously excluded from
mysterious Sl2."D."o proposal fathered by
Senor Fares is still under discussion.
General MiaXiu.o Gomez ignores the
the assemhlys functions will disappear. IL
considering an early dissolution. but are
irving to gain further notoriety before the
ass. mbly ceases to exist In some of the
political clubs. talk still continues in favor
of forming Il political party under the
Leadership. of General Gomez. with the spa
ellie object of leatiins, Cuba into the indie
pendence not Yet attained.
An uuconiirmsi report is in circulation
to Principe.
La Discussion publishes an alleged inter
view with Major General Wilson. military
governor OF Matanzis, which represents
him saying to the Cuban general, Pedro
Betancourt. tEat he expects To leave Cuba
soon, and that. therefore. the work of ap-
pointing new civil authorities for She prov
ince must he FASTENED.
Jose Maria Gomez has been appointed
civil governor of Santa Clara.
Ma jor tieneIal Lee will have review of
the Seventh army corps ON Wednesday in
honor of Admiral Sampson and other nav al
officers.
There are now siNry-eight cases of ty-
phoid fever in the. corps. an increase of
seven since the last official report.
At } o'clock this Afternoon the tempera-
ture was Il deg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
For Smuggling Opium.

NEW YORK. March 6.-William Golfer.
an engineer on an ocean steamship. was
arrested to-day on n charge OF smuggling
opium into this port. When placed under
arrest ne carried three boxes filled with
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Chief l.parhecher Not Dead.

MCSkoGEE. l. T. March s.-The report
tina, was sen, out from Muskogee ,ha,
chief lsparechsr had died last Tuesday
was without foundation. The old war
horse WAS seen last Friday, and he was
hale and hearty.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Ladies'. Just Think Of Il!

Beautiful fine shoes go at sl.S per pair.
Regular SS and $50 values. My new store
will open tomorrow Wednesday. at ga. M.
| am bound to open this store with a boom
Nothing beats good shoes Tor little money.
fc:tiuS IllS Main Stre.t-Adv
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
4 rushed.


From the Ind annapolis Journal.
The m.ssus-'. ttstelle, the girl we had
before you used II set hrr washing out
Estelie-"Mebt,. she did. But l always
likes 10 wash things clean. whether folk
apprsci.tt.s IL or not II my nature.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Giving Him a Gentle Hint.

From IN. Cleveland Leader.
Mr.. quaker -''i-stchoo-heiieve I have
caught the grip
Miss Wa sh."ph. no that can't he pos
siele. Il mus. ave waited tor YOU
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Locomotive boiler Exp,ode..

WINNIPEG; MAN, March S.-'The boiler
OF the locomotive Of Il passenger train on the
Maritubt * NurthN yst-ru railroad .Spio6-
ed to-day as the train WIS nearing MIL
wood station The train was thrown from
tt.. track, and Enenfer T. H!ll and Fire
mar L. Donlon We're allied.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07

Wait for the opening OF the new shoa
store Tomorrow "wednesday morning at
O'clock az liIs Main street. Never in the
history of kauS.ts ciIt nav. you had such
an Opportunity TO get nne footwear at such
ridiculous pr.ces-be on hand the day Of
the opening. JOHN ). FOS1lCS.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Telegraph Line to the Yukon.

OTTAWA. ONT, March s-The Domin
ion government has decided TO construct !.
telegraph line 10 connect the Yukon terri
tory with British Columbia
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE.

Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets removes
che cause iha, produces La Grippe. The
genuine has L. B. 9. on each Tablet. 2sc.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Putnam Likely to Get 1t.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Ther. good
reason to believe that the presid.I wiz
off:r the position of librarian OF "Hs'eSs
to Mr. HerSer, Putnam. OF Boston,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07
Twill Pay You to Wait

For the opening OF Fontius' new shoe store
i1lS NJ ain street. Wednesday. Thousands
OF mothers Will ue delighted when they aae
the great bargains this new store has to
ofter-W Wait.-Ady
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The following
message from Queen Victoria to the presi-
dent has been received at the executive
mansion:
Windsor, March &.
To The Pre- xdent OF the United States.
I thank you sincerely and the American
nation for the honois paid TO the memory
OF Lord Herschell and for the friendly SYM
pzthy shown 10 my country IN us be-
resyemen, VICTORIA, Il. !.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-07

Bills introduced in the senate:
by GandS-ProvidtnS for the payment o.
erecting tie AlNa normal; Candy tried 10
GET the rules suspended, but lost
Ky HutIo-ProViding for the running ex-
penseS OF sne agricultural and IlachtuicIl
college at saltwater and the LansSton and
Norman universities. This asks for an
appropriation of 5000 Tor the Saltwater
institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-23

AND ROBBED

wAsHtNGToN. Il. G. oct. "a
Adslbert " Cox. for several years
prior So October a member ~ the
Washington police force. aaI Etia
Williams. yeuuE woman With
y h8m be lived. were arrested yes
tariay on a charge Il larceny ~ 500
from James A. Stewart. 81 yeafa Of
ara and fsr long time a clerk lea
the general land Office.
Stewart disappeared from HE
boarding house September g. and fuf
four weeks an unaxniilug search vac
made Tor him He Wna finally found
In the attic u the house where Goa
and the williams woman lived. in n
state - COLLAPSE AMI almost dement,
81 from the effect 81 drugs. whleh DC
is alleged had been administered %
him BY the pair under arrest. stew
art had 1875 an deposit IN a bank All
% this amount uxcept 100. was
drnwn out on checks payable 10 the
bearer. signed BY Stewart and in
d8rscd b. cox. Tho first checka wcrc
clearly written. but the latter ones
we're tn a weak and almost ilicRihle
hand. Cox had explained this ne The
bank by saying that the Old man
was rapidiy failing In health. Cox
denies having Kept Stewart prs
onsr. Stewart De- a WldaWer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-23
LEATHER NE WNESS.

Very handsome are the new leath-
or cases and portfolios OF deep gray
sea lion skin. emhollished with a
monogram ~ solid gold.
Leather needlework cases in varl-
Gus pretty tints furnished with ev-
cry accessory In sterling silver make
an ideal gift.
Heart shaped leather cases for
stick pins make a useful tritie for
miludy's dressing case.
Hand-carved silver cuplds amid
scolls and flowers are considered the
most desirable ornaments for q
leather card case.
Chamols leather decorated the
metal Insects In their natural color
ings Il the latcst addition to the
army Of poeketbooks. The fashion Is
a trine too bizarre 10 be popular,
perhaps.
Miniature sizes In leather photo
graph frames are quite fad. They
come In any colos tint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-23
THE STATE TO
GROW TIMBER

UARRfsBUHG. Pa. oct 21.--Dr
J K Rnthroek. tho state forestry
commissioner. will have the sub
stautial support Of GOV. Ston" IN the
movement - protect the forests u
the commonwealth and TO establish
great forest reservations. The COM
missioner has secured options on
several tracts 81 land. akErckatinE
about 100 90 acrvs which can be pur-
chased at 81 an acre. Gov. Stone has
decided a. calt meeting 81 she
board Of property Co consider tho
purchase - TIE land. The most 49,
riaua obstacle Ia the way - the de-
pieicd condition Of the states fnau-
era. The governor says be Will glad
b. DO y hat he can L. help along the
forestry movement. but he cannot
see his way clchr % the approval u
an expenditure involving iie0, oo4.
eith the state treasury s.. 600 o0o be-
hind There IL no doubt. however
that b. will stretch "a point 10 enable
eummisHinnar Hoshfock - arcomp-
llsh what he has cot about 70 DO.