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hut the fact that the market had taken
An UPWARD course and that leaders, GA
Vail street we're quoted as saying that
fears about money were needless had =
iaesssss effect GA the speculative pnhlic.
Commission houses were large Buyers and
the daily volume ~ transactions, swollen
- u was sy sAe increased paalic rartt-
cipagfon WAS considerably over one mill
ison shares on Monday and the two suc-
ess<aing days This evtaentty involved the
transfer az large holdings OF stocks IN the
pared thu market for a reaction. Money
naturally became harder, and a. the end
OF tire month drew near and the fact
trail The stock exchanges are closed On
Friday eEvased n assposi tion % wait On
Thursday money rose Id y par cent. while
TIE news Of the troubles At Samoa caused
same temporary fears at International
complications The resalt WAS q decline.
wnisa In some stocks aimaet took form of
sreaxss though before the day ended the
leading manipulated stocks were rallied
Sharply, and the close MAS generally
steady Mt - recovery.
A<ssadan has shown a disposition TO pur-
chase the Vanderbilt stocks and ether
sE'eeiAliies. bat has net been A permanent
a@t has dsreeardcd the decided advance
IN foreign exchange rates. aId attributes
the rsse az demand sterling To prersra-
tons for the remittance OF So aea 90
which the United States treasury Is 10
pay spain for the surrender 81 the Philip
pines. AS for the. money market. the
EFsfsAeHi impression in wall street has
been that firnl1r rates are Temporary,
and next week will be marked by the re-
turn tn New YORK. Of the funds which, on
the completion of the April Disbursements.
Will no longer be required there.
great accident which contributed To Ia
crease the huilish feeling was the fact
that the February revenue statemaats ef
a number OF important railways. white
exhibiting decreases In net earaInax, faA
TO show ssEch heavy losses as have been
expected, and more or less bearsshness,
principally in connection with the Granger
stocks. had been has.d on them durin9
the preceding fortnight.
% 3 3
Daak Cieartnga.
The following table. complied hy HrAd-
street, shows the bank ctsavancao At all
principal cities for the week ended March
~, with the percentage ef Increase and
decrease as compared with the correspond
iug week las, year:
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NOTICE. To Rat6'kMAkERS ra~ beard
,r~at s~sasfeSe as1 Sc huoi e1 Science vii
receive sealed bids 81 the ofase cf fts
secretary Pullman. Washington, np 70
ter c'clork April Str. 5N3 far the man
usasture and delivery At Pullman. NssA-
tr~tor 81 from enc million Ia twelve
s,t-arya .aesssss ~ common sr1cs ans
sror., M sa 81 So fsc TvrTe%s~st aFsrS. ter
shr construction ~ rev college buildings
fssas must ee accom- saisisss ~ = rertiEsed
~ssrs far rssA vasatls 81 She SECRETARY
~ ,he f2eArss ~ Regents. as zGarsa
ss~ Ter entering Into suitable CONTRACT
mna f.sus Particulars Will he fGynl she'd
ar application e. President sEyan> FuA-
,,.x. WASHINGTON
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Rgaastress's Frnzaefa. Review tomorrow
~fii say.
K.x lsectatsons - q more active and higher
money market were verified easi Trans
having touched u per cert lbs week whsle
aaaeh Of tire borrowing 81 nsarsay ct the
stock exchange has been As ) ss r~~r
eear. Tn%@s tendencies however have
s~sr tn oezsae1r 80 re Asvssorrn~rs ~
strongly tIiEssn speculation tn stocks ~ssa
advances In different parfs 81 sh~ Has
carrying prices in ~cgns Instances 10 the
highest levels yse reached
The leaders IN shsa movement we're ire
$mrsssrhsss stocks, together with cert ain
se~caattb~s ard In6assriAgx. shoaga otsser
portions OF tbs sr&r6~. were mare or less
essorahsy affected. AFns nf acssse mat
spgaA,ion o. large interests were ssUndant,
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District Court os the United States. for
the District OF Washington. Northern Dbl
vision. On the 18th day Of March. A D.
1855. ay Moran Bros Company. a corpora
ton. against the Steamer vesper her
boilers. engines. tackle. apparel and furni-
tQye. alleging "a substance that between
tns ll,h day OF August, ls.s. and N. lsth
day Of March. fsss. said igbeiart Moran
Bros. Company cid work and furnished
materials IN the City Of Seattle. k.ng
County. State Of Washington. for the re-
Sesper q. Inc special instance and re-
quest Of the owner ard master thereof.
which repairs were Of the reasonable
value cs s2E 50 and which said sum the
master and owner agreed To pay there
Tor and that 40 part thereof has been
paid, except the sum Of xs-ss. and that the
said lih.lant Aeran Bros Company has q
len upon said steamer OF vessel under the
general maritime iaw and The statutes OF
the State Of Washington for said sum due
Tor repairs az aforesaid. and that said
steamer or vessel is now within the DIS
frtcS of Washington, an6 praying That
process may issue against sad steamer
or vessel. and that she may be condemned
and sold and the proceeds OF said sale
due as repairs.
Now. therefore. In pursuance Of the mo-
milton under the seal Of the said Court
10 NE directed and delivered | do hereby
give public notice to ali persons claim ng
the said steamer or vessel, her boilers,
engines, tackle, apparel and furniture, or
In any manner interested therein, that
they be and appear before the said Dis
trict Court, TO be held at the City Of Sc
attic. IN and for the Northern Division OF
the District Of Washington. or the 18th
day OF April next, at ~ o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day tprovided the same
shall be a day of jurisdiction. otherwise
on the next day of Jurisdiction thereafterls
then and there 10 interposs their claims
and TO make their allegations IN that be-
half.
Dated this nth day of March. A. .. 1899.
G. w IDE. L. 8. Marshal.
BY H W. TYLER, Deputy.
Preston. Carr q Gilman. Proctors for
Libelart.
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Ire NOTICES.

IN Tun DISTRICT COURT az T3&
f-rs.se4a States. fer tie District ~ " asst
sarsan Nnytheyn N8ssstsa 20 Admiral
Na~sn Rrss Company. z 9sAS fssE q"
f5au lxhsiaut. ". steamer FeSfsrr s~F
hooters wnkssssg tackle aFeAre3 xaf fay"
iesxf.fes es wasAsasSoa. Ncrtaers ia
Visions.
where's. = libel has been fled IA the
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. March 5i-sr the absence
% advice from E2iFope and the East
faese was not much aasnx 81 wheat TO-
dSs AZ tie same tine some trading was
Ispof1eG. i0I OF extra heavy W2lsA
Nsha selling up to Ssise for milling pup
poses. with az least nn@ Hrm OF exporters
quoting ssc far WaIia wassa 90 for va
ley and Sls for hiuessern
Cfsar~t-Er bk AnaH,ssa fer Queeuxso an
vita s. sss ,z1sslels wheat
Total ~aeat Shipments from Portland.
nour included for the month II March were
i.a-~aAs bushels. including ISSs barrels Of
Hour 80 taa Orient
shipments ~ wheat four included for
sas week ending today were SIa.eA. bushels
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ave
nue. North Sewer Improvement
Notice IN hereby given that sealed pro-
ressis will he received by the undersigned
secretary 90 the board Of pubic works Of
toe city az Seattle ur te = o'clock II. m.
MONDAY April fath. tsea. for the improve
,nent az First Avenue North from benny
Way 20 "a point II, feet south of Harrison
street ~ constructing pipe sewer along
said avenue together with ali necessary
openings. yves manholes. ismphcles. ven
tsis,ars HHShing tanks and catch basins
"a provided nv ordinance No sssT Great
Ing LEGAL Improvement district Ne. nc. and
i'm accordance with the plans ard specir~
cations now on file In The office cf the
neart Of public works
Zach bid must ~ accompanied by a Ger
ssaed check. payable 10 the order of the
city comptroller fgr s}ssn rot less thar
eve ~ per cent. ~ the hid and No bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said cheek
rhe stccer sful bidder will hs required 10
.nter into a contract and furnish satis-
factory hond for the amount required ~
shs city charter ard the ia~s Of the
state 81 Washington, within tea days att
sr being notified Of ffs award 90 the crss-
tract 10 him; failing 80 De- 50. the said
check aud the amount Gxed therein viii
ae forfeited to tire CITY No person Is rls-
,rthls sS a bidder who ass within two
years prior - tAe letting of said con
tract made default IN payment ~ any Just
claim fer any work or labor performed
or any skill err material furnished rurs,-
ant 10 any sucA contract sS herein a2~
,crsssed or Naa within sssd two wears
failed so cofnpiete AIRY such contracts,
Sxersai attention Is called 20 article
xxtlI OF the city charter as Jew ~ forcs
r.,astur 10 hours Of labor. and a. aTtt
cls ysis section A. suas, aaa 2 relating
60 hsands and sareiies,
rne board ~ public workS reserves tha
right 10 -esect any ara al hsts
presg.assis must pe tsst3rSssf on enVeiafre
,.ys3s fnr FTyst Avenue North sewer inl
rrCN.sment>"
FRANK ~. tsSp> sacFetaEy.
Date az first publication. March Asth- fSei
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ORDER or NOTICE TIER FoN.
District of Washington, Northern DivlsiC


District of Washington, Northern Division.
So:
on this ssth say Of March. a. n. lse9. on
reading the foregoing petition. II ia
Ordered by The eourt that a hearing be
had upon the same the 9Th day OF
Aprl.. 4. y. iSea before said court. at Sc
attie in said district. AZ 10 o'clack in the
forenoon; and that notice thereof he pub
nshei in the Seattle postfutsliigsncer. n
pewspaner printed IN said district. and that
all known creditors and other persons In
iuterss; may appear az taa said time ana
utace and show caHse II any fhey have.
wny sne prayer II the said ps lt'oueF should
not be granted
Ana n - turtle ordered by the court
That the clerk shah seas nv mail 90 all
known creditors cere. Of ssii netitten ana
this order. addressed 10 snefr AZ theft
places ~ residence as stated.
witness the honorable =. " Hanford,
fudge 81 the said court. ara tire seal there
az a. Seattle In SAID district NJ the @Sth
dav Of March. A. =. 1Sa
rnteF: &, ". HANebkp, J91ge-
r. NJ HOPKINS. Clerk
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NOTICE rn Contractors.

NOTICE To ARcifrsst rs. The Board
OF Regents az the Washington Agvtcu-
tuFai college and School OF Science in-
s'te architects 10 present plans ard
sketches for science Hall ard Ferry Hail
tthe Acys derFntferse at their annual
meeting at Pullman. Washington April
tth lss az which time as arc5st*c; and
sep~flng es2dent viii Dc selected and 1w-
pioyea 81 prescribed ny law, Complete
detailed plans and specifications sre not
required u - suggested that ell draw
inss Ne IN Tx. rs. plans submitted are
NOT ia ~ regarded as competitive. and
the Board reserves the ftAht to select
such architect and superintendent ns ir
its Judgment IL deems best. and tn make
such contract with Sai5 architect ard
superintendent As X deems most adv ant
esvNGS - the college Attention Is call
81 20 ne feliowtng provision ~ the Law;
The board provided for iu tais chapter
shal have ToweT in their discretion 90 ere-
ssos SKILLED architects and super intend
enss 20 prepare plans and specifications.
snd 10 supervise the construction 81 sny
~ sae buildings provided Ter IA this chap
YET, A@d - * the scmp@nsa ;i<sa for such
services s,hseet - the provisions and re
ssssse'i"ns - 'hl~ scs-"
NOFlCE 10 CONTRACTORS Sealea
FfSHcssiS y I'll a received ea or before osse
"a : eSe 4 p ~ Anr4l tsFA, isSs, icg the
VssStf4rtias} assf completion az certain
Ala3ae-s - Sae existing aEtrr works
ssse1 ans <~1fTes4esi nv tse Nasy - Sc
ANse sSAsnstoB- he sad additions
.sesaee a gravity water supply tgasa Ce-
1s fatvt. r7=S& ~ .sirs Aa6 port az az
1SAasNsy a8gh se~vtce system IN tire ctsy.
: ."e et&lf4S. 49, 70 81 IN four 90 Sepag~
sss Subdivisions @ns: NIL embrace the
,s@-@wtnS xeD<-s{ ttetsss af coaSs Fxsctscn.
&C SasStfsissne xsae an
- "s@d aeFNs nH tsAar River. CONSISTING
.AAfvffsHs Ness Intake canal ttsa feet
Issa-, Ss 5}A1k ESssa Gaze HeaSf. pw elsirS
,sssss saa stahix
ssAass PIPE GsoEa head ~0rins TO High
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SEATTLE TO YA~sAs CRY

Through touriss cars leave seattle for
Kansas City via Northern Paessc snd
burlington every Monday and Friday For
rates and reservations inGusrs ~ lN Tea
Ter way.
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BARTELL Drug Co.. Second. nssr Yss.
er way.
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BANkRtPT'S PETITION FOR ms
chafGe-ln the matter OF F. w Weoda.
man, bankrupt. No. Ia2s In Bark
ruptcY.
To the Honorable G.. II. Hanford. Judge OF
the District Cour: Of the United states
Ter me Distric. Of Washington:
r. w Woodaman. or Seattle In the coun-
" of King and state of Washington. in said
district, respectfully represents that on the
2oih day or February last past he WAS duly
edjndicated bankrupt under the acts az
congress relating 10 bankruptcy: that he
has duly surrendered All his property and
rights OF property. and has fully complied
with all The requirements Of said acts and
Of the orders Of the eour, touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that Ae NAV be de-
creed by the court 20 have fuf DISCHARGE
from all debts provahie against his estate
under said bankrupt acts, except such
debts as are excepted ny law from such
discharge
Dated this 18th 7av II March A n. 1899
+. w. WooDA1aS. Bankrupt
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

eAlS, sscs No. I elE@~t~gn. SIC. milling
Nc caao. &c: No aiaestem- Sc
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court tor the District of Washington.
Northern Div.sion-in the Matter 81
Charles t. Noyest In Bankruptcy-No.
l.iil
PETITION.
To the Honorable c. II Hanford. Judge
OF the above entitled court
Comes now Charles II. Moves OF Seat
tie. In the County Of King. state Of Wash
ington, in said district, and respectfully
represents:
That on the 18th day of January. last
past. he was duly adlu6ged a bankrupt
under the acts Of Congress relating TO
bankruptcy; that he has duly surren-
dered ali his property and property rights
and has fully complied with all the re-
auirements Of sad acts and OF the orders
OF said court adjudging his bankruptcy.
Where fore, he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a full dis
charge from all his debts provahIe against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept snch as are excepted by law from
such discharge.
Dated this nah dav Of March. 1899
CHARLES II. MOVES, Bankrupt
Il. c. MILLION, Atty. for Bankrupt.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Washington.
Northern pivtsion-1n the Matter of
Charles II. Moves. in Bankruptcy-No
l.iIi
ORDER.
District OF washingtors~ss
On this Goth day Of March. 1854 on read
.sN tis@ tHt sAb Tx petition. IL ~ ordered
by the court that hearing be had unor
the same on the 10Th day of April 1879
before said court At Seattle i'm said dis
trict, AZ ten o'clock in the forenoon. and
that notice thereof he published In the
Seattle PoSt-inteliigencer a newspa per
printed In said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in Interest
may appear at the said time and place
and show cause. il any they have. why
the prayer OF the petitioner should M,
be granted
And IL Is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail To MI
known creditors copies Of said petition,
and this order. addressed To them AT thair
places of residence as stated
Enter: e II HANEOpD ruaru
II NJ HOPKINS. Clerk '"'se
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TACOMA. March s.-wheat-Csub. So
ols.ssters. SIC
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court tor the District of Washington.
Charles Il. Noyes. In Bankruptcy-No.
LII
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The following table. compiled hy HrAd-
street. shows the bank ciaayaneee at ali
principal cities for the week ended March
- with the percentage ef Increase and
decrease as compared with the correspond
Ing week las. year:
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KLoNDlkE-oVTrITTERs.

YOU can make no mistake b. pricing {.
r wernecke's Alaska goods before buy
ing, ] pay no commissions 10 street
agents: that profit my customer gets
c. 7. wernecke. 500 Railroad avenue
coiumhis dock.
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MARKET md TRADE REVIEW.


Vegetables which arrived On the Cali
forn.a steamer were a disappointment TO
he dealers on account % their poor con-
clifton Green peas which would readily
have sold as high as &c wen. for much
less Asparagus arrived In fair condition
and sells az 54sc to &C. Walfa Waila as
paragus Is now lookes for daily CaaeaAe
- higher II price. ranging from FAC 20
2Asc-
The potato market Is unchanged as 10
qaoIanEs, though there Is a percwplibty
weaker tone.
Poultry was weaker yesterday. Isi-c be-
ing the top notch Offering price.
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DRIED SALMON. especially prepared for
Alaska eaE sood. Chlopeck Bros. Yeclar
DOCK
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Totals =. -. - IS no SIS ss.s
II a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
TO RIVAL STANDARD OIL.
EUROPEAN SYNDICATE ARRANGING Fun
CONTROL OF OIL FIELDS IN WYOMING
AND SOUTHWEST.
AND SOUTHWEST.

cbovenne Wyo.. March % (SpeciaD.-One OF the
largest oil deals made since the oreahi]auo"
the Standard OIL Trust is being negotiated Io' ''''
control OF all the undevelopod oil neIds Oh "'O''
ing and the Southwest a poweriui hu'op'"" -
d,cote representing the Russian OIL Company anu
J',,h coni,aIlsts ia at present investigating
those fields and among the party are frolessoi
Boverton Redwood. +. X. s.. chemist 10 the ei's ~
London: Brace Colt OF the nrm OF lhce' ~
Ince: c. Palmer, OF the firm OF HeHepohe b.o''
French and c. n. W. Rolfe all from Ehs'""' az"
all Interested in the Russian on Company one Oh
tho argest co-poraions now engaged in the oil In
dustry. Professor Redwood IL one OF the r"os'
prominent oil experts I'm England ana Is t"c au
thor OF THE oil Fields Of the World "yo'''hs
oil analyzed by him has been found TO De suPeilo'
I'm many respects TO any oil heretofore discovered
large tract Of oil land I'm Oklahoma lerIi'oi'
has been investigated by the party and the WON
ing fields will be carefully gone oHel, Yorl svndi-
can OH and Refining Company. New Vih 80 ~ az
coto that controls over forty thousand acres VI
the best oil land in Wyoming mas beem I'M nd a. il
with the English syndicate FOR some UNI, iu H.,
believed that it is mainly through rs nnuence ,t
a gigantic corporation VIII he orgahizeii w iarge
pete with the Standard on lruSl., ~ H ,hn on
wyoming companies WI. be absorbed, ana me E en-
tire virgin oil fields Of Wy3mns amI ali with
the Russian oil Company. with capital OF SlVV'-
The wyoming oil fields the greatest In n, extent lent
end produce finer quality OF L,o or vsnt
OF facilities 10 transport tho product and capital
10 develop tho fields, they nave hlun,IaU s o acn
worked onlv on a small scale. a few years ago
the PENNSYLVANIA OH and Gas Company built a
small refinery and put down few wells. ana mas
since been shipping regularly from Casper, Wyo.
The American oil and Refining company nIS Ill
c,Iired thousands Of acres of land IN tne on pcIt
and has natural flowing oil springs. which produce
n fnc grade Of oil that has been used by rancr ,
and Reimbursement for years I'm its crude state There
are many natural flowing oil wells In the WYOMING
fields that have been plugged. awaiting TRANSPORTER
tIon These fields can he made 10 produce OF!
enough to supply the entire United states, ana IL
is the Intention of the company now being OF.
ganized 10 control the output and OBTAIN HH IT,
6ualifv Of oil than the Standard has PRODUCED 1or
the EurOpcan market.
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YACHTING.

COLONEL PAYNE'S APHRODITE ADMIRED
AS SHE SWEEPS BY THE BATTERY.
One Of the largest and most costly steam yachts
ever built in this country flashed past the Bat
terry yesterday morning, bound up the North River.
and brought forth many an exclamation OF pleas
ure from those who her. She was Colonel
Oliver II. Paynes Aphrodite, just turned out by
the Bath Iron Works, OF Bath. Ne. Aphrodie
among the ancient Greeks correspOnded TO Venus
among the Latins Venus was pretty fast in her
dag. but Colonel Payne's Aphrodite recled OFF sey-
enieen knots an hour the first four hours % her
trial trip and did the remainder at a sixteen-knOt
clip though the test made under natural craft
only That puts her up among the flyers. Her en-
glncs showed l35 revolutions and developed 800
horse power Colonel Payne has right to be proud
OF her. II IS said she cost nearly $4,000.
Tie new yacht is 300 feet in length over all, and
26O feet on the waterline: beam $50 feet. depth,
% feet, and draught, 1915 feet. She has full sail
power as well steam. Some finishing touches
will be put on her interior here. before she goes
into commission. II Is said she Will then start on
a voyage around the world.
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PrSSriy INCONSISTENCIES.

While dispatches say that Count Mouraivief is
preparing invitations for the opening on May u
OF the Disarmament Congress. at The Hague new
evidence is furnished of the dislike in the oftciai
circles OF Russia to the Cars proposition II has
been shown that the Ministry OF the Navy at ST.
Petersburg ordered the armament or the building
Of many naval vessels soon after Nicolas ii had
preached his idea OF a congress II was stated IN
recent dispatches that the Russian Ministry or
War. in agreement with the Chancellor of the Mus.
covte Empire had ordered the Incorporation OF
the Finnish troops into tho imperial army, and had
also Increased the effective Of the Finnish yearly
contingent. . 49,,
To these apparently indirect protests OF the
highest Russian officials against the peaceful plans
OF their sovereign. new ones have been added ny
the Ministry of the Interior and by the officials
OF the famous Third Section Of the Police Bu-
reau. In the middle Of the month or Marcn NE
ST Petersburg censorship stopped the sale or the
war Against War" the organ of the British
Journalist William r. Stead who had constituted
himself one Of the warmest advocates of the
project Of disarmament 4 similar restriction has
been imposed upon the writings OF baroness ' on
Suttner well known one OF the apostles or IN
ernational peace. But the most important fact IS
that numbers Of "'rhe London Daily News which
contained an enthusiastic eulogy OF the Car
proposition were conhscated also by order OF the