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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
VERDICT FOR QUAY.
Declared not Guilty of the Charge
Of Conspiracy in the
USE OF STATE FUNDS.
LIARS end ssbics Overturned BY People
in their ScfambIesto Congratulate Hin
Re-appointed Senator.

PHLADFLPH1s, Pa, Special. Mat
thew >. Quay was Friday declared by
jury OF his peers to be not guilty Of
she charge OF conspiring to use for his
owa unlawful gain and profit the funds
Of the State Of Pennsylvania, deposited
In the Peoples Bank, of this city. This
verdict was announced by the foreman
OF the jury just as the hands of the
courtroom timepiece pointed to IL
o'clock. There was an attempt at dem.
onstration, but this was sternly sup.
pressed by the court officers. The Of
iicers were unable, however, to keep
back those who struggled to get to
Senator Quay and congratulate him.
Chairs were upset, tables were brushed
aside and hats were smashed by the on.
rushing crowd. Senator Quay, with a
broad smile on his face, responded
pleasantly to the greetings and con graf
ulatlons OF those who crowded
around him. Although the court
officers prevented the cheering in
the court room, their jurisdic-
tion did not extend to the corridorg
of the city hall, and the first group ol
men who left the court room sent UP
mighty shout which was taken up and
repeated by the crowds gathered just
outside the dead line drawn up by
the watchmen, which only possessors
OF tickets were allowed to pass. AS soon
as Senator Quay could get away from
those anxious to shake his hand and
congratulate him, he made his way, &C.
companied by his counsel, to the ele-
vator, to descend to the street from the
sixth floor of the municipal building.
Hero the scenes Of the court room were
repeated. Everybody wanted to say
something pleasant to him, and crowds
gathered near the elevator shaft on
each floor to watch the car carrying
the distinguished party as it descended
to the street.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Wreck of the PIUtOn.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Special. - The
wreck of the Spanish torpedo boat de-
stroyer Pluton, which was sunk in the
great battle that resulted in the de-
struction of Admiral Ceryera's squad
ron, has been discovered about three
miles west of Moro Castle, in eight
fathoms of water. It was found by
divers from the Yankton, who made a
thorough inspection, finding the hull
lying on the port side and with no in
dication of having been struck by a
heavy shell, as was originally reported.
The vessel is, however, badly stove,
and literally riddled with sx-pounder
shot. Evidently the Gloucester did her
work we'll that day, for the Pluton is
utterly ruined, and no attempt will be
made to raise her.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Now rails are to be put in on tn
Carolina Central railroad.

Now rails are to be put in on the
Carolina Central railroad.
State Treasurer Worth has adver-
tised for proposals for the $11O, 900 of
penitentiary bonds Ito pay debts.) He
will not receive any bids for less than
104. There are already in hand bids
for the same bonds at as high figures
as 1OS aud 1881. He says he expects
to get 10. The bonds run ten years
at 4 per cent
The Elkin Lumber Manufactur.
ing Company is the name of new en-
terprise to be established at Elkin by
Messrs. Walker and Woodard, for
mer!y of Danville, Va. They will put
in machinery for finishishing lum Der,
and will buy and ship.
The Commissioner of Insurance has
issued licenses to over 1000 agents
Messrs. Brown & Thomas, through
s. j. Warren, aren't for the sale O,
mineral properties, have sold fou,
gold-mining tracts near Charlotte tc
W. d. Rock. trustee for Richmond cap.
italists. These properties are to be
opened up at once.
State Treasurer Worth in response
to inquiry from Sheriff Wycoff, OF
Iredeli county, rules that each game
of baseball, when admission is charged
is liable to tax of S. for each game
under section Is of the new Revenue
Act
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Counterfeit Cigar Stamps,

NA"nEoroN, ID. G., Special. The
internal revenue bureau has so far been
notified OF the discovery Of oyer half q
million cigars manufactured by Jacobs,
nt lancaster, la, aad bearing conuter-
tcIt stamps. Three hundred thousand
ni those were found in Jacobs own fac
tory at lancaster; 20, 600 in San Fraa-
CISCO; SO, 600 iu Philadelphia; $50, 900 in
Cincinnati; 10, 900 in Toledo, and 8, 500
Ul the frat Now York District 1t 10
beloved that this amount will he large
ly increased as tho search goes on.
orders have been issued to revenue
asunts to seize all cigars made at ia
'nb5' factory, wherever found, and la.
'rr on they will DO sold at auction, the
lmchascrs being required to re-stamp
Inom. The proceeds will be turned
INTO tho treasury.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Not Believed IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Special. State
ment that the commander of the Ger
man cruiser Fake had been arrested at
Apia, by the British naval commander,
was at once secuted by the officials to
whom it was referred here. Both Secre-
tary Hay and Secretary Long expressed
their disbelief in the accuracy of the
report Attention was directed to the
fact that the Navy Department had
heard from Admiral Kautz by cable
from Auckland, at q later date than
that upon which the steamer Just ar
rived at Victoria must have sailed from
Apia on her long eastward voyage.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
WEALTHY farmers CRIME.
i9ssg Girl xsrdered n Most Sscoliar
MinaSr

MiaaSr.
MooLSEr, Ga, Special. The fnii5- :
OF the body OF Miss Pearl Knott, In
fiint river. neaE this place, has 70
Tealcd the pefpeiration OF . shocking z
crime. The body was weishiod down
with piowshares, axe. anil trace chains
and bulle, hole was discovered be
tween the eyes. The coroner's iary re-
turned verdict that the deceased cam .
to her death by wouad IN tie hea 1
from pistol in the hands Of George
W. heriin, prominent aai wealthy
iarmer o: this place. IL was brough,
out at the inquest by q sister OF the
dead girl that kerlin came TO her
house on the 18th Of this moaih, be-
tween : and clock in the evening,
and that her sister was there 81 the time.
Pearl told her sister. Mrs. Wilson,
that she was going with George ker-
lin to marry his SOD, aud Mrs. Wilson
swore that ker!in and her sister lett
her house together in buggy. This
was the last seen of the girl. One wit
ness swore that kerlin offered him S25
to swear that he saw him on the night
OF the 18th inst abou. one mile from
keriin's home with sick mule. This
witness. W. j. Stubs, asked ker,iu if
the wcman would ever be produced.
and kerliu said: al don't think she
will. Stubbs told kerlin that he Ia
not swear that way. kerlin is 40 years
old and deacon in the Baptist church.
de has family of eight children aud
is q grandfather.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
THROUGHOUT THs COUNTRY.


Tie r-zi.ss Esis.SA he. Ice. erasr~S
" s.SssiAys L0us 90 a.. ro-t %
asf .e'ten. = q. ios rszaioa sesk.
NJ Fr.zli = street fskssa Clsrls.
'i4s. Isua vita r4.soi,. He'd Risrtss
e. -2tFtA- ~ ~cuaasi .sd Gs. MoS.ly's
,Aancs - ave is .,srztsgly siiz TAs
-S=s 10 Tic OEtrsE= 81 a. ed lssassss
Eoalie
An sarinesr hs. hess nst ins isaaar-
- 81 Selma. Al.. vath vasv - 90.
'I'-iaI- tEs~osi % oFsatag The Ale
eamA ftrer 10 ooeaa gotas vessels -
- . SELMA IL % e.a.rea tAs yora
a"ald coat so. ces. .pea.
Chicago q. % 10 %. osa,rs of Q rrsss
snaoa q Organizations cora pssei Of
N'cfMan = nsr cans. - DO are sntAgesss-
&c IL Gny rlsas that ~oaid brirr si,cus
an s'liaaeo 5et~eea tie Usi;ei states
aaa foreign power.
The city eonncsl 81 sasan.ah has
adopted re-olailoa 20 "a. eject tAsi
Tho savannah qnaransin. he .f.rea 20
'h@ ra.ionAl Eov-rnGsest for tern of
No wears. vstE the optiea TO the eiiy
u SafAan.h o; reVskiag The great os
tAako tho icanre si control by tue rs-
H"rA! g0regnEGeHt permanent Alter too
years
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
4 New Command Formed.

WNsuINGroN, ID. c., Special The
War Department has receiye1 . cable
gram from General Otis announcing
the formation Of % new flying column
uuIot command Of General Lawton
and tho initiation of new campaign,
which Is expected to result in clearing &
ouJ the jungle in The country north OF
Na'i.a, up 10 the foothills Of the IN oun
f1iu5 on tho northeast, and up to the
''rmmation Of the railroad at Bulacan.
Tao text Of tho dispatch was not made
}ablic, but it is understood to agree
closely with the act of the movements
Contained i'll tho Associated Press dis
patches from Manila.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
PcsfoffiCe Safe Dynamifed

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Special. 1.-The
safe of the rostoffice at Waycote, fash
ionable suburb OF this city, was blown
open with dynamite early this morn
ing. Tue interior of the Office was
completely wrecked. A quantity of
second class matter loose in the mail
bags was burned by the fire started
by the explosion. The thieves secured
500 in stamps and money and
the postof1ice money order blanks. A
check book between the leaves OF
which were hundred dollars in bank
notes was thrown away q mile from
the town. The burglars have not been
captured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
bryan's Speech at Buffalo,

BUFFALO, N. Y, Special. Fully
5000 people crowded Music Hall Fri
day night to listen to Col. W. J.
Bryan. Among those in the boxes
were Mayor Conrad Diehl. Vicar Gen
eral Connery, of the diocese OF Buffalo,
and the chief city sfficisis. Col. Bryan
was enthusiastically received. Among
those on the platform were: Frank L.
Baptist, chairman of the Democratic
central committee; Norman E. Mack
Supreme Court Justice; Robert G. Ii
tus and Oliver H. P. Belmont. Jus
tice Titus presided. He spoke against
territorial expansion and urged the
Democratic party to plant itself square
" in opposition to that heresE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
TRANSPORTS Sail for Manila

SAN Francisco, CAL, Special. The
transports Newport and Warren sailed
for Manila, via Honolulu, Thursday.
The Newport carries light batteries F,
OF the Fourth and Fifth artillery, re.
spectively, and 125 marines to re-
enforce Admiral Dewey's fleet, and
and some Red Cross nurses. The War
rem carries eight batteries of the Sixth
Artillery, 200 recruits and 80 men of
the hospital corps. Both transports
are heavily laden with food, provis-
ions and ammunition for the army and
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
HerO'S Children Remembered.

The officers of the Tenth United
States Cavalry have presented to each
of the little sons of the late Lieut.
Shipp a solid silver plate. The rim of
each plato has embossed on it the
crossed sabres with the regimental
number. the trumpet, guidons and sad
die OF the cavalry arm. Tho bottom
of the plate bears the inscription "To
Master William E. Shipp with the love
OF the officers of his fathers regi-
ment." The only difference in the
plates is the difference in the name es
inscribed. Similar plates were pre-.
sented to the little daughters of Lieut..
Smith.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
PENNSYLVANIA legislature Adjourned.

HARRIsBURo, Pa, Special. ses-
sion of the General Assembly of 1899,
adjourned at noon Thursday, after
having been in session q little over
three aud half months. The session
was one of the shortest in the States
history, and was fraught with interes,
Throughout. by reason of the spirited
contest for Uaited States Senator. /;
closed without the election of o sue.
cessor to Matthew Stanley Quay.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Fights with The lpsurpen;s

MANILA, p. l., Special. A force Of
about 200 rebels Thursday afternoon
attacked the outposts of the Washing
ton Regiment, near Taguig. south Of
Pasig and Pateros. Two companies i'm
mediately engaged the enemy and ad-
vanced in open skirmish order. The re-
bets were checked and routed after two
hours fighting. leaving twelve men
killed on the field, and several
wound. The American troops also
obtained possession of many Mauser
rifles and other weapons. Three
Americans were wounded. At
6 o'clock Friday morning three
companies of the South Dakota
Regiment MARCHED from Bocave, and.
in conjunction with three companies Of
tho Minnesota Regiment, from Gui-
guinto, north of Bocave, encountered
rebel force numbering fully 500 men,
when two miles out. The enemy re
tired three miles in fairly good order.
in spite of the fact that they sustained
heavy losses. The Americans, hayins 2
exhausted their ammunition, were
compelled to return to their camp.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Cordial ReiitlOns Prevailing,

Et&LIE, Spec, ,al. -Letters recording
the excellent relations now prevailing
between the Germans and Americana
IN the Philippine Islands have reached
here from official quarters. Prince
Henry, Of Prussia, it appears, wrote tc
A!miral Dewey, PLEASANTLY and CON.
clIiatory' and when the Irene return cd
from i!oilo, Admiral Dewey placed mel
from The American stores at her com.
mander.s disposal, and the Kaiserin
augusta received American meat, ice
aud coal. At Hong Kong, it is added,
tho Monterey and Baltimore crews COR
"IalIy assoclatod with those of the Ge
man ships. A number of similar in
stances are plentio
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Insanity the Plea.

CANTON. O., Special. - The State
concluded its direct testimony against
Mrs. George Monday afternoon. There
was a strong iutimatiou that the lines
of defense will be temporary emotional
insanity. This came when the bench
announced that testimony bearing on
the relations between the accused and
Saxton dating back AZ far as the SOS
would be admitted if insanity is to be
the defense. 1t was further admissi-
BILE, he said, on the grounds Of premed:
itatiou and also because the State has
shown some Of these relations
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Voting Millions.

A special melting of the Continental
Tobacco Company was held in New
ark, N. j., for the purpose of voting
on a proposition to increase TIE capital
stock $50, 900, 600 for the purpose of
purchasing the plant of Liggitt & My
ers, of st. Louis, and other plants, the
name of which were Withheld. Fifty
eight million Of the $50, 900, 900 of stock
was representated and voted in favor
of the increse.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Evacuation of Scaniards.

MANILA, P. l., Special. Spain s
evacuation Of the Philippine Islands
will be practically completed by the
withdrawal of the Spanish garrison
from mboanga, island of Mindanao,
and from the Sulu Islands, and if the
United States assumes control of Min
danao and the Sulu Islands, on the
Spaniards withdrawing, the military
authorities here must, in order to garri-
son those islands, diminish the forces
of American troops, which are already
too small.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
R,.sainrin

Tho Fresident h.s s.tsinled Law
renee i.rarend, ~ Pennsyiyapla.
10 succeed Mr.. Bcil- ny ssoses. A.
United States minister TO Brussels.
Belgium.
Secretary Al.er is considering the
matter of bringing troops from south
ern camps 10 Camp Meade. which has
been ru; IN eKcelien. condition for the
reception OF volunteers. IL is expected
tha. 81. regiments IN sli will be sent
there.
Senator Culber,son. OF Texas. h.d
an interview with Secretary Alger, ct
The War Department Tuesday. with Q
view TO the re establishment Of the mil.
iia'v Department Of Texas, formerly
Inc.uded within tho geographical
boundaries Of that State.
In the session Of the Mazet inyssti-
eating committee Monday, Richard
Croker was again the principal object
OF Mr.. Moss examination, and the
most important DEVELOPMENT was the
probability that The Tammany chisftsin
and John u. Carroll will bs the sub
lect o. contempt proceedings before
The State Legislature shall adjourn.
a conference held st the White
House, between the President, SecYs-
;ary Aiger. Secretary Long aud Adiu-
tahi General torbin. resulted in the
confirmation OF the original decision Of
The ndrninistra'ion 10 refrain, st pres
ent, from availing itself Of the suthori-
Zaiion conferred hy Congress 10 organ. .
izs volunteer army Of Is. 600 soldiess.
In addition TO the present regular
army.
The Secretary OF War has issued or
ders Tor the reorganization OF the Mill
tary department IN Cuba. in sccordaucs
with the changed conditions resulting
from the rehabilitation Of the voiun-
teer troops on tha. island.
Washington from cerebro- spinal men
ingetis since the first day Of February.
In other words. more deaths have oc-
trrred from this disease in ten weeks
than In the two entire years Of 1897 and
1888. The total for the two years vss
ONLY forty.
The naval orders posted wasihinng-
ton Saturday announce the promo
tion TO the RINK Of rear admiral Of
Sampson. Schley aud Farquhsr. the
latter the cornmandsut Of the Norfolk
navy yard. This in under the opera
tons Of the personnel act and has no
reference TO the war service.
At the War DEPARTMENT il IL stated
that the report Of General Lavton
from his eIpedifion does mot indicate
the failure Of his campaign. bat that IL
- evident that be has accom- plished all
that he ttempted-ihe capture Of the
Cun-boa;- and the driving Of the rebels
out OF Santa Cruz.
A Madrid dispatch ssys the Tribune
Of Honor has expelled from the army
Col. Zsmore. who participated in the
Cuban campaign
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Captain ard Twelve Men Drowned.

OAK HILL, Fla, Special The
steamer General Whitney. Captain
Hawthorne, sunk so miles east of Cape
Canayarel. One boat-load, of sixteen
men, attempting to land at Mosquito
Lagoon House OF Refuge, were upset
and ~ men, including the captain.
were drowned. The chief engineer,
assistant engineer, fireman and one
sailor were saved. The captains body
has been recovered. Fifteen men in
another boat are still unheard from,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Fiiip;Gos Split.

LONDON, Eng, Special 1t has been
learned by representative of the Az
sociated Press that serious split has
occurred among tho members Of the
Filipino Junta, O majority Of whom ere
in favor of direct conferences with ihe
Secretary OF State, at Washington,
Colonel John Hay, with view TO
bringing nbouta peaceful solution ci
tie question.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
A Fatal Accident.

A fatal accident occurred at Summer
field. Guilford county, last week. HI.
Winfrey was unloading car of :ertil-
izer when the floor of the house where
he was storing the fertilizer broke in,
catching his little son, Julian, and Will
lie, the ten-year-old son of Martin
Proctor, under the fallen mass. The
little Proctor boy was killed outright,
and the Winfrey boy was badly injured.
Mr.. Winfrey is almost crazcd over this
unavoidable accident.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Democrats Garry New Haven.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Special.
the city election here Tuesday. Corne.
lius L. Driscoll, the Democratic can.
didate for mayor. defeated Frederick
j. Farnswortb. Republicap, Tie rresen,
incumbent, by upwards o! 2. 600 plural.
ity. 1t is probable that the entire
Democratic ticket was elected. The
vote was large one.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
The Law Against Lynehing to be Enforced

COLUMBIA, S. c., Special. State
Supreme Court has filed q decision
which means that the law against
lynching will be strictly carried out,
especially that clause which provides
that the estate of the party lynched
shall get $4,000 from the county in
which he resided. The decision was
filed by Justice Eugene b. Gary, the
other three members of the Supreme
BEECH coccurring.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Niles Charges fall Down.

WAsHISGroy, ID. C., Special. The
army court Of inquiry has begun the
framing Of its report. While q few
minor matters remain for examination.
they are not such as to affect the main
issues. 1t is regarded as certain that
the court will find that General Miles
charges that embAlmed. or chemically
prepared beef, was sent TO the army,
have NOT been sustained
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Yellow Fever in Havana,

HAVANA, Cuba, Special. Three cases
of yellow fever developed Thursday.
Col. Davis isolated the houses and de-
clined to allow any ingress or egress,
except in the case OF the physician AID
the necessary attendants, who were not
allowed to come in contact with the
public until their clothing had been
changed and fumigated. NoAmericans
are among the sick.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
A Memorial From Porto pico.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Special
J. Hulio Henna and Mr.. Zeno Guadia
PRESENTED to the PI esident a memorial
drawn up by them rs commissioners Of
the people Of Porto Rico, asking that
exclusive military control over the is
land bs withdrawn, and that matters
relating to the various branches Of the
civil government OF the island be turn
ed over to the contro. Of the Depart
ments in Washington having iurisd.c-
tion over similar matters in the United
States
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Ready Tor 10000 People.

CHARLESTON, 8 O., Special.-The
committee Oh information has prepared
an official statement as 20 the accom-
modatiors that can be furnished dur
ing tho Confederate reunion which
takes place il Charleston May tie ..
10. IL, 10, and i3. The statement
shows that the committee is prepared
to furnish board and lodging for 49,
COZ visitors al very reasonable rates.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
No Negroes at the Table.

New YORK, Special. In the account
of the Jefferson dinner by the Chicago
Democrats, in this city, on the night
of April Is, the statement was made
and telegraphed that colored men were
present. This, it is stated, is entirely
incorrect, and that no colored man was
seated at the dinner table.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27
Still Missing.

NA,uiyoToN, Special. No word has
como TO the Navy Department since
last Tuesday. relative to the fate OF
Lieutenant Gilmore and the fourteen
sailors Of tho Yorktown who were am.
hu5hed aud captured at Baler, on the
island Of tuzon. Secretary Long adj
dressed an inquiry by cable to Admiral
Dewey, to ascertain whether he could
upply any further information on this
uglut.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-27

Arrangements have just been com
plated IN Pitisbnrs. Ia tor the Goa
soIidaiion of ID. hoop iron sni cotton
TIE interests of the country. The ,ari-
Ia stock 81 The new company ~ill BE
s,i3. uGJ. ol0.
he fishing schooner EiiEa. Of Bsv-
friy. Of Capt. Hopkins, which saiied
from Hyannis. Mass. for hshins
grounds. struck on Eore snd Grown
shoals, during tho night. aud ell Of the
crew Of 10 men were lost.
IL - announced IN New York that
Speaker ihomas H. Reed has accepted
The oiieT 20 become . member of the
law hrin of simptoD. Thatcher A Bar
mum, IA tina, c4iy. IL - eundsrs;oed
that Mr.. Reed wall resign hi. sess IN
Congress aud remove 10 New York.
Henry Johnson. a poor farmer living
'e'en miles from Cory. IA. Vas .is-
iiod bs W aite Caps aud feariuliy mai.
treaicd. HIS clothes were stripped
from him and his hands tied. lie Vas
fastened Ia tree aud beaten by each
81 The White Caps. IN turn. until bic
akin huag IN shreis. lie Was beaten
uniIl he was insensibie
Gen. A. =. kimbsli. depot quarter
master on The United States army ~
New York CITY. has sent 10 Lyman No
'nr'y, assistant general passenger
agent Of tho Baltimore a Ohio Railroad
~ New York. letter Of thanks for the
PROMPT movement Of troops that we're
iickeisd over the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad during the past year. lie says
That many Il those movements we're
made Oh short notice and HE depart
neni bad too frequently 20 rely upon
inanilicicnt aud sometimes inaccurate
data. llo realized that under such cir.
cumstances the company was placed In
an embarrassing position and the Ga
iraordanarv efforts made by the line 10
give saiisiaciion in every respect mss.
iiea aud received his failest apprsola
ssnn