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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
SITUATION At FRANKFORT.
Nest 81 the Militia Ssas Home and Courts
VIII hettls DtspNt~.

Frankfort. Ky. Feb. 12.-An day
long troops have poured out Of Frank
fort on special trains. nnd tonight only
the soldiers from Covington, Newport.
Lexington and Morgan'own are camp
cd In the capitol square.
Adjutant General Collier said this
afternoon that only few companies Of
infantry would be kept on duty here
for short time. TO do police work
around the capitol square and guard
the public buildings. They would, he
said. Interfere In no way with the &C.
tiOns Of the members Of the I.egtsln-
ture.
The members Of the Republican Leg
islaturr were expected to arrive from
London late this afternoon. but word
was b ight tina, they had sIsn, the
day Ia an excursion to Cumberland
Gap, and would not. for the most
part. arrive until tomorrow morning.
Louisville. n.y., Feb. i2-N IL re-
ported tonigh, that the Republicans
will this week seek to bring the con.
test for the otiic~ of governor aud
lieutenant governor before the Federal
court.
Former Governor Bradley. chief
counsel for the Republicans In the aI-
psSAbou pIStF Suuke IuIt " fVsNtf1ln
the state election commissioners from
proceeding with the tests for the min.
os ofiiccs. was In town this afternoon
In consultation with leading Repul,-
iiran lawyers, The ease involving the.
minor offices comes up tomorrow al,
Cincinnati and II Is believed the other
case VIII also bc taken tcforc Judge
Taft. though II Is not likely anything
VIII be done until after Tuesday. On
that day applications of the Demo.
Gratis for nm injunction To restrain
Governor Taylor from interfering with
the Legislature win come up In the
Circuit Court at Frankfort. II Ia ex-
Ihrtei That temporary injunction
VIII 'r granted. The ease will then is.
taken To the Court of Appeals. tn.
stat" court of last resort. upon whcth.
"r or not nh apI~ai to the Fe,ierul
court viii u. depends the Republican
hop" of relief from tim, quarter
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
PRICK vsnsvs CARNEGIE.
f,AiatfR Says TAas kserne.s Pronts Hsvs
nssa Asss. INST Ne y f~,ag Frosss-

e-s.es@ w 0ok Ao090000 t-BO0t8 h0v0
nssa Asss. INST He \ B~,ng Frosss
OaI
Pittburg, "a. Feb. 13. Henry Clay
Frick nled u hiil In equity to-day in the
Court Of Common Pic.,s No. l OF ALE
gheny county. against Andrew Carne-
gle and the Carnegie Steel Company,
htniteu, praying for n decree that the
pretended transfer Of his interests In
the company wns and IL null and void.
ana that he In still the owner OF all
s'ich interest and IL entitled In every
mwful why TO represent and act for
the same
Willis NcCoOk. counsel for Mr. Frick,
makes the following statement:
Ihe business Of the firm from 1892
to 1900 was enormously profitable.
growing hy heaps and jumps from year
to year. until, In 1862 the firm actually
made In effect In low priced contracts,
III net proiits. after paying all expenses
OF all kinds. &2l.MO,O0O.
In November, 1919. Carnegie csti-
mated the net profits for 1900 nj $4O,-
up,uD. aud Frick then estimated them
ut SI2OOO.OOO.
Carnegie valued the entire property
nt over xciO.OOO.OOO and avowcd his
ability, In ordinarily prosperous times.
10 sell the property on the London mar
kef FOR klOOOD,OsO. OF SlIO,SS.0O.
In May. 1853. Carnegie actually re-
ceiveti In cash, and still keeps. Sl,l7O,-
"p, given him as mere bonus for his
ninety days option to sell his fifty-
eight and One-half per cent. interest In
this steel company for $l51.alpoo,
Frick's six per cent. on that basis.
would be worth &l6.23S.u0
Frick now alleges. right at the head
OF this enormously successful business,
whereby. nt leas, In part. he made for
Carnegie these enormous profits and
values, that Carnegie. suddenly and
with malevolcnt intent towards him.
on December I. ls!H. arbitrarily de-.
mnndcd Of him his resignation ns
chairman. and this without any reason
except to crafty Carneglc's malice.
Frick, In the interest OF harmony.
gave his resignation. and subsequent
ly. Oh the llth day OF January. 1900,
after Carnegie had thus deprived him
OF his Office. he Carnegie, demanded
OF Frick that he tFricki should sell To
the firm his interest In II nj IA figure
which would amour, TO less than one
half OF what this interest is fairly
worth. Frick refused TO sell nj that
price. but offered 10 sell and allow
three men to value the interest sold.
Carnegie refused this and left Frick.
threatening him for no, yielding to his
demand.
Mr.. McCook also called attention TO
the fact that three Of the oldest part
ners. Henry Phipps. Jr.. Henry VI. Cur
~ and +. T. +. Lovcjoy. and several
smaller holders Of interests. are in
sympathy with Mr.. Frick and opposed
to Mr.. Carncgie's present attempt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

Within the last few years a great
change has come over the shipping OF
the great lakes. New steamers OF large
tonnage and vast carrying capacity
have been gradually substituted for the
aeet OF small vessels that have en-
gagged In lake commerce since 1878.
when the nrst steamboat sailed from
Buffalo to Detroit But the coming
years are to witness even greater
changes. Saturday = new steamer. the
John W. Gates, the largest ever con-
strueted on the lakes. Was launched u,
Lorain. Ohio. This vessel has been
built for the American Steamship com.
pany. which already owns some OF the
largest vessels that ply between Buf.
faio. Chicago and Duluth. II Is 500 fee,
long and is the nrst that has been com
pleted OF four OF equal length anc
tonnage. These lsrk. vessels ar. -x,
pected greatly to economirc tim. ant
expense In transporting tn. heavy line,
of freight.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
THE TRUST CONFERENCE.
IA-gs AtsssAa.es At tie ch,sass Msst..s
-HuGges tSoas offered.

lArgs AtsssAases At The Chssaes Assst.s
-Saggestioss offered
chicago. Feb. 12.-To-niGht At the
close Of the first days proceedings Of
the antitrust conference called by the
National Antitrust League good prog
ress has been made with the yet
speeches. OF which dozen or more
were delivered. Tie resolutions COM
mittee WAS busy this afternoon and to-
uight. while the main body OF the dele
gates were listening to the speeches at
Central Music hall. A net Of resOlu-
tiOns were formulated by the commit
| tee covering the following points:
Government ownership Of all rail-
ways and telegraph lines; the abolition
Of all special privileges by Legislative
enactments: placing on the free list u
all trust goods and direct Legislation
BY petition froiA the people.
The discussion In committee was car
ried out on those lines. An amend
ment was offered for the taxation Of
all franchises, but was voted down on
the grounds that such action would
simply legxlize special privileges. The
report will be offered tomorrow.
These remedies for the trust evils
were proposed by the speakers at to-
days sessions OF the conference:
President N. l.. IIockwood-NatlOnal
ownership Of highways, agitation to be
conducted through non bipartisan organ
ixatiOns.
Ex-tudge william Prentiss-Rcpeal
oil special privileges granted by law
and tench the people that they are the
government.
Captain William 7. Black-By popu-
lar II. h., l,,Is Iva, rs.(
erendum.
Mayor Carter II. Harrison-Through
legislative action and by executive en-
fOrccment.
Governor Lee OF South Dakota
Transfer OF the mines and means of
communication from the few to the
many.
Jay u. Miller. Chicago Repeal Of
Special privileges and u single tax Oh
land values.
DIR. George Sherman. Detroit. Michl-
gnn-Dlrect legislation by the people.
I. Carl Spelling. san francisco-COn-
gressional legislation OH the principle
Of police powers Of the national gov
eminent.
+. ". Elliott. Troy. Kansas Organ
lied society must interfere and vested
rights In property go the wny Of vest
cd rights in government and human
beings.
@. II. Matthews. Buffalo. New York
Natural monopolIcs must be owned by
the government for the public gUO'i.
No franchises except by direct vote Of
the people.
Alexander Delmnr. New York-rhe
none! Of the country must be issued
and controlled by the government only.
Congressman William Suixer. New
York-Un,ier the act of iH9O. II en-
forced. every trust in the land will bc
destroyed. We need president with
courage to name an attorney general
who will enforce the act.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

Mrs. Leland stanford states that
she has now disposed OF every v.stige
OF the enormous fortune b.au.athed to
her by the late Senator stanford, and
has recently signed deeds transferring
all his real estate to the trustees of
Leland Stanford university. This In
rludes the largest cattle ranches. horse
breeding establishments and vineyards
In the world. with various farms.
country houses and large tracts Of wild
land. The deed covered siaty-six pages
Of typewriter manuscript. and re-
CURED 5000 In Internal revenue
stamps. Mrs. Stanford had previously
transferred TO the trustees Of the uni
tersity all her personal estate. cmbrac-
log stocks and bonds valued at Sl5.-
0O0. 600. and. 30 far as actual ownership
Of property ID concerned. she II nov as
destitut. as on III. day on which she
vas born. She has q contract. how
ever. with the trustees, under which
che Is 20 receive for life an annuity OF
e26 900. to be used As she pi-ascs. and
all her relatives were lib~raiiy pro.
vid~d for In Mr.. S;anford's will.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
Mors saoas, for Cs,lsres.

Chicago. Feb. i3.-A half million
dollars In addition 10 large sum. he
has already given To the cause of c,i.
nca,ion VIII h" contributed Icy Dr. %.
4. f.ar-"ns NJ Chicago. beginning on
March !. among fourteen colleges and
educational institutions throughout th..
United Stni"-. tn" gifts will average
generally $4,000 NJ .ncli college.
Among the colleges In become in.n,.
ilclnri-- of br. I'cnr-on.' phIlup.
ihropy are: Colorado College. x.s,, 900;
Mount iiolyok" Female College, Mass.
achuscits: innkton College. Routh In.
ko'n and Mcl<endric College. Lebanon.
Ills. These viii receive x.D.UD, Eacl,
has received n former donation fro,,,
Dr. Fcnr~ons.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

Miss Sewell. the English lady who
a horse entitled Black Beauty" sold
the manuscript to publisher for TWEEN
~ pounds. Chiefly through the efforts
Of the American Humane Society. more
than two millions OF copies have been
put In circulation. Mr.. Ansell, editor
OF Our Dumb Animals. who has pro-
twenty thousand copies. is now direct
Ing its translation into various Ian
Euages. II the horses could but know
their bencfactor'
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
I.sss.i N.esssxa nruses.

snn Francisco, Feb. IA. r.. Cor.
man of III" Golden Gate Pistol and
Rim. Club Inns broken the worlds t,f.
'y--ho, rccori with pistol nt nfiy yards
at the Shell Mound ranges. For u..y.
rrnl y~nrs u. y. Partridge Of Ho.,o,,
has held the record ni t'sb points. hi,
after having made four attempts To
break II G"rmRn succeeded. with n
score "f tsi. kO,nc time ngo he broke
The iahrli0, American record held by
1'nrit ridge. nnd hr now claims To In the
champion pistol shot Mt 100 and 10
shot contests In America.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

A French writer who grossly insulted
Queen Victoria In a scurrilous pam
phlet has been sent to jail by French
Judge. Small sympathy will be vast
ed upon the imprisoned scribe. and
England As well as other countries will
give France due credit for prompt and
proper action In the matter. England
has not many sympathizers in her
present effort At robbery In the Trans
vaal. but the queen is above any kind
Of reproach. She has nothing TO do
with the crime.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

The duke OF Marlborough has gone
to the front with four war horses. four
extra steeds to carry luggage. two
Wallets. two footmen and two coachmen.
dog cart and a carriage. plenty OF
wines and cigars and unlimited choice
provisions. That outfit would look
truly a~e-inspiring pounding along a
South African road In the early dawn
with a crowd Of ~hiskered burgheEs
In full cry close behind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
BRITISH PUSHED BACK.
small fsrre - Coi~sAop HAT to Wishdsa~ "
-lossss ~ IesRtsssr's britt

-boosse ~ S0s8sSssTe OPtet
Itcnsburg. Cape Colony. Feb. ia
III" Beers nrc actively pressing around
it.n-tsrg. tn. British force under
Lieutenant Colonel Page. consisting Of
u section OF artillery and 10 horses.
which reached Siinerrsfont.in Feb.
ruary 10th. Inns b.vn compelled to fall
back on R"nsbcrg. owing to Its eastern
Hank being threatened.
R"nsb.ry. Feb. l3.- Yesterdays r..
iir.mcnt of III" western outpo.'s In.
cluded TIA" withdrawal from col.skop
nni all th" surroundin. posts The
to"r. placed n forty -i,o,indrr at I,as.
inris Mex. commanding III. surround.
Ing country, aud successfully sh.llc,l
the British positions. The Ho.r. mum.
b~r,-l som" thousands aud w.r. i've to
ON" wherever fighting occurred Tn.
British nrr chaiing under the necessity
of n rrirrnt from their posts. som. Of
which they Ind held since tn. new
year. Tn" British now hav. 10 camp
west OF lt"nsb"rI. They safely brought
on the guns from Col,~kop.
London. Feb. l3.-A revised list of
III" British casualties NJ Potglc'cr's
drift from February 9Th to February
'th. shows; Killed. NJ: wounded, 3iO;
missing. =.
London. Feb. II The war once has
posted u dispatch from Colonel kckr.
wicb. dated sunday, February iiih, To
the effect thnt Kimberley WI. BON.
bnr'i,L throughout Thursday. Fcbru.
nry sth. During the morning OF Feb
runry 9TH \ sniHll Infantry engagement
lasting two hm,iru occurred NJ .Niexnn.
dcr-foni"in. The situation Otherwise IL
unchanged.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
Nov u.r,l. rr+... prunk.ras

The new civic law book Of Berlin
contains Il paragraph under which In
vcterate drunkards may be placed un-
der guardianship. The paragraph speci-
fies ''all persons who through drunk
enness are unable to support their fam
lies or become danger to their neigh
bors." In consequence OF this law the
guardian. ax In case of minors. 10 ne
sponsib1e for the actions Of his ward,
and can place him In reform institu-
ton II found necessary to do 70.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

Chicago messenger boy caush,
thrce footpads while engaged In tn.
work Of holding up u victim. followed
ehem. pointed them out 10 the police
and saw them safely In prison before
- w~nt on his way with his msssawc.
That boy will havr no future use for
the nickel novel or the marvellous nd
ventures Of the novels youthful hero.
Hs knows In his own heart that he
Aas all the boy slcuths Of Action dis
Sounted and that the reality Of such
- act ~ bis cannot br duplicated by
ssy of the thrilling" and positively
great" writer's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
l.p-s. s,,t.s !. N.,sh s,,.,,..

0rani Forks. n. H.. frb. i2.-Dr. ,.
u. Enxstnnd lins rrlufnssi from Walsh
county. where lc went 10 investigate
th" condi,lon ~ two iciwrs. Tie found
th~sn comfnsSi In \ hov"l with but onr
'''n'r AMI "nc window. 4 Norwegian.
mk~ti nfty. and Hw~sir. ngcd thirty.
setsh. In. rl!er 'n The last stages ut
lcproey. ih!nd and helpless. with hia
nssd literally dropping froin his bunes:
the yeaassr stiII nllr 10 walt on M
cenpaslen. The oklet man has q wife
an4 0ve rAildrrn. WIN live ~ hin fasu.
uA0ass1el
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

The germ OF honorable fame IL part
OF every boy. Cultivate 1t and 1t will
surprise folks how quick 1t Will grow.
1t Is the only part OF us that can
neither be stunted by old age nor
dimmed by our death
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
rAy...e, x....l...l.. To. n.....A NJ,

fhysseai kssaiaasts~ sss hssasssA Mes.
Omaha. Ncb.. Feb. i1-Tb~ employ.
- of titr Union Pacific hs.asiq qaartcrs
In this city. several hundred In mum.
her. sr~, Ill worked ny over q well ~.
tarntlrAsrd rs'sort thar Hii NJ them viii
IN called wt'oss Ia submit ~ physical
sxatulnat6OM. This move h taken u
iAsah that au who arr mt found to b.
N good physirsi coudlssou viii i,s II
sut nn1 tiseir plares altssi by others
capebls Of perforMins . larrpr n sspount
- hbH teeer h tent To this tAeeey
~ ~ snct that - the advsut e. ~
pgSeeol management all ssupsoyep vke
~ roaeAe1 Q esstsls ssp veee Aeo0.
~ @oo ~ ~ NJ u ~ ee0ooaS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

II Is said that an eel can live with
out water for eighteen days. Some
people may doubt this. but the true
kentuckian falls to see anything re-
markable In the statement
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

The new governor of Mississippi Is
opposed to lynchinE. Monotony Is
finally having Its logical effect in that
state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

The enterprisinE newspaper sensa-
tionaliats who caught Aguinaldo the
other afternoon have evidently turned
him loose again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

II some people would tell what they
know instead Of what they pelleva they
wouldn't have so much to say.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

The laborer is all right In his place.
but the loafer is too lazy to look for =
place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

0ss Of The Cape Nome pioneers--s
sruthfsl person from kokomo. Ind.-
says Ae scratched eseoo. w. out Of the
sAsseo.s. armed with nothins but bis
oa0sss ss1 . psnkaife. This minsr
~ fairly lucky. but ths fortusss Of
- vaadssblits would have bssa snaij
in1oel - his wealth ha1 ~ but eahsa
~ eaesspsislaG Aosstean hsas aleas
~ ~ ssgo1eAiAe. Pad
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

The (aersnan dlr~vt cable frou RD.
An to New fork by wsy of the Anog0o
viii W lakl ~ = Los,tis,ss COMPANY. q
VII ceet eooAo00 T'hs ceboe Wt1b .
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

When q man has advice to give he 10
seldom stingy with 1t.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

When you have occasion to question
. mans veracity. II is usually advisable
to use = telephone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
"A zhreAd Eve,y Day
Hakes = .2edn n = Xex,. q

Oss small d6seAse esrn easvied BY Tie
Aaad trsgeA tie system a'l oo'sst .
keAlthy human bosy 10 = CONDITION Of h
VA6sGsm. Do not easx snfl you ~ 6eS-
nddrr. Keep yow Hood pst and Re-sio-
~ ~ tie frne. Aao6s SassApanza
serumeiishes tbs as nothise else can.
&oH Sa.1qped&
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
N. nx,..rx II d., ., ~,

II 10 . pushing fact that the decks Of
sailing vessels show dust at night. even
II washed In the morning. and NO work
il done during the day. This h like In
digestion and dyspepsia, which creeps
ON one unawares. The only way to
cure them is by the use Of Hoatetter's
Stomach Bitterx. which also prevents
malaria, fever and ague.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

To do what is right at the right time
70 the heritage OF every human being
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

- q n3sAioaa's 1sllDQssas sDs1al
- 1poDDo1 AIl1ag ~ - ~ svseet.
~ - 1o1GA NJ 1eaAle ev1oals vtu
- ~ ~ . ~ AosssA
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

eH - haraess sold eiss0AsNs. tieass q oa1D. Casa
issus g = ssyLs oe AaA1iss aAAMarsssa tess
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
DON'T STOP TOBACCO SUDDENLY

Il Injuries nervous system to do so OAc0.
euro 10 ths only eure that REALLY cuRns
and notines you when u stop. Sold with Q
guarsat~e that three boxes win cure any case
nle0. .Eflnn In vcxetsb BILE and harmless. Is has
X4Xx WHY cured Thousands. Il will cure you.
A. all druggtSt. or By mail prepaid. o. bog:
. bo1ea es!0 Booklet frea Write EURkGA
CHEMICAL Co.. Il Crusae. Wis
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

1--WE just had a letter from our con-
gresham" what does he want! He
says he can't make q hit in public life
uniess sosne Of US start a lot Of political
ruRors for him to deny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17
Denver Directory.
SSS e. !caaxc;1ao ax!!;l!!o -. ~; ~

eent soyosr asW-
e~t I'm dsSsSss ftse
81 . . II eti0n.
1his b ihs lslsosss
harsain ever Of
lsfr1 in IL U. T.
Has Bolt. uaDes
$50 TrsN ~ 10,
ssAia aAais ny
U . % hes W
beoeehiAA. WOOL
fs1o1 e-Siefs. ! in
. II fsss ! ia . .
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-02-17

W. '" "S wv S1Ut' Mul Aetp " III re-
pnir.
Mortimer =. Taylor. = representative
of Governor Thomas ~ Colorado, II IN
Washington making arrangements for
the participation by the ltocky Noun.
tain states In the Paris Exposition
soinc tim" ago ttN. atatr OF Colorado
procured unusually large space NJ IL.
exposition. and Mr.. Taylor II ,i..irouu
Of having II properly utilized. u. has
made the suggestion ~ ts.hnif of Gov.
crnor Thomas tn senators from other
mountain states that they unite viii,
Colorado In making \ proper pr,.~~ntn.
tion of the Industries and products os
iir mountain region. An Informal con.
ference was held Thuru.iny afternoon
irsw'sn Mr.. TayIor aud senators from
Utah. Montaaa. Idaho and Wyoming,
at which The plan WAS ii.r.-..si. II
WAS fn,orably received by all the scn.
ssorr present. and they viii Join In
Recommending the joint u.c of the
vniunb bl. spncc which Colorado has ne.
Qulr"d. III" matter will ls fMvornbiy
referred by the xsntlea,cn who attend.
'sI ID" Informal conference To the gov.
rrnors ~ the several states, and they
frrI that thrrr In M doubt that the
..psc" viii liz fully utilized nlons the
ilfr suggested by Mr. Taylor.
The krnnir rutnmlifcr ON woman
suffrage gnv" \ hearing Tuesday 10
d~kxnslohs f0rtn The woman suffrage
convention and the anti .suCyvuxt
The su6rn.lsts wcrc insru4ishSsj by
Ala HuAAn II. Antl,any. Nm. Nschssa
Foster a. Avery rad t,npsf fsevnSr6d
~ won,ah WIN had tWIre heen ptect.
"a mayor u . knnaas tewu. Thjs e.
sefsoe1 ID detail what haA bres sccen.
PslaSs6 " ~ way u nuniripai n.
tee0 y kanooA soA Indicated tat
0ees - hses . pest1cattoe Il muoje.
~ e8aoes aooee seGtAee - VeOeo
~ esse ssesesl Nm Assy o. ~.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
LYNN'S ANNIVERSARY.
The Third nay Of Bis Celebration Of
Shoe City.

Lynn. May 15.-sunny skies smiled on
theusands II psople who crowded Lynn's
streets this mcrniua. Battsry q Of LAW
renee which came down over the road
yesterday AfterRoon. fired the morning
salute from Ooeansids and later band
concerts In various parts Of the city de-
lighted the crowds. Governor Crane and
staff reached Lynn ct go. He was e.
cortsd to the mayors Office whsrs at ten
O'Clock, honor was paid By formal re-
osption to the public. A. elevsn o'clock
with blaze Of martial music, the big
five-mile long anniversary military, civic
and trades parade, left the CITY hall and
moved through . six-mils routs through
the principal residential and business
streets. A review BY the governor and
other officials and guests. took plane before
the parade was dismissed In City hall
SQUARE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16

TIE union 81 Norfolk and other ssuthern
portA Mr.. MsBariHns snoounssssa
mere O. isss difxioulty In his wosk ~
sonthsrn ports bus through his well
known ability - - orssaissr snsessdsd
In ostabliahing several branches which
were In flourishing condition when he
isft. sserstsry MoBsriand win make .
abort stag In Portland 10 await orders
from headquarters at Boston. He will
probably Be ordsrsd TO the eastward 10
continue the work Of organization In the
sea faring world.