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|,o Presumption Is That
l;,h Are Following Beers
Northward.
l~hip Again Becomes Strict.
:, st Van Reenans and
Other Passes.
,nnears to BE a Worthy
I,.,essor Of the Late
JOubert.

kox April 3o.-2:05 p. m. The
,,rc, :, ; IN the Orange Free State
~ presumably, following the
ar,hward. but at this hour there
"A from the most interesting
rrations,
S.,,ch from Ladysmith under
T.r,. date says there are only
,,r,ie, Of Bocrs in Tintwa pass,
!, some hundreds are guarding
|'.rons and divers Hoek passes.
(.ndou,s De Beer and Nannies.
in charge and their forces have
\ disposed that the whole body
ma,sca at any pass the British
k,empt TO force.
Lra.ch from Dcwetsdorp dated
| April -, says residents Of that
l'oim the strength Of the Bocr
|rhich recently evacuated the
res 5000 men, with six guns,
herman officers.
s. James Gazette, dealing with
,blam of the treatment Of the
hate farmers, suggests n revival
,al W,vler's Cuban concentrate
minus the horrible dishonesty
,,nu,i,u -
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TEXAS CLOUDBURST.
At Least Eight People known to Have
Been Drowned.

At Flight bcOpIe nuOWn 10 rave
Been Drowned.
WACO, Tex, April 3o.-A cloudburst.
accompanied by high wind. descended
upon this city mt noon, and the result is
that eight people are known to have
perished in the city limits and property
valued at several thousand dollars has
been destroyed or injured. The killed
are: Mrs. Nancy Caudle, Miss Clara
Caudle. Rosa Chapman, Emma Decker,
Thomas Capps. Frank Walker, and two
negroes, names unknown.
The downpour of rain commenced
about noon and was incessant until
dark. 1t was in the shape Of a water
spout. and the rise in the creeks and
branches was so rapid that it did not
give the inhabitants time to flee.
The number positively known to have
been drowned within the city limits is
eight, and it is almost certain several
more lives have been lost. Searching
parties are ont looking for the drowned
and helping to move those who are in
danger or distress.
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House Committee Continues the Occur
dAicne investigation.

House Committee Continues the Occur
d'Alcne investigation.
WASHINGTON. April 30.-The exam-
ination Of General Merriam was contin-
ucd at the Occur d'Aenc investigation
before the military committee of the
house. He explained in detail his in
structions. In telegram from Secre-
tary .Ager. May 81. he had referred to
General Merriam original instructions,
General Merriam testified that he had
never received any "original instruc-
tions" beyond the direction to proceed
to Idaho to put down the insurrection.
Regarding the incident of the pump
men at the Tiger and Poorman mine, he
said Governor Steunenberg had asked
what could be done to save the mine i'll
case the men declined to take out per.
mits. He had replied that he did not
feel competent to advise. He knew
that to have allowed the mine to be
filled up with water would have de-
stroyed it as effectively as to have blown
it up with dynamite.
Attorney Robertson conducted the
cross-examination of General Merriam.
In reply to series of questions Gen
eral Merriam testified that martial law
was declared by the governor a Idaho.
upon whose request the United States
troops were furnished, and that tho
section of the Revised Statutes requir.
ing the president to proclaim state OF
insurrection did not apply. Some OF the
federal troops, he testified, were in
Idaho, and some on their way there be-
fore a martial law was declared, May 3.
General Merriam, in response to a
nucstion as to whether he now consid.
cred the people Of Shoshone county
capable of self-government, said he was
not in possession OF sufficient informa'
ton TO give al opinion.
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SEND A GUNBOAT.
Administ ration Receives Confirmation oi
Report That Carthagena Is Captured.

Administ ration Receives Confirmation of
Report That Carthagena Is Captured.
WASHINGTON. April 3O.-The state
department has received confirmation
of the press report that Carthagena has
fallen into the hands of the insurgents.
The information comes from an indi-
rect but reliable source. The taking Of
the town is regarded as matter Of the
greatest importance. for Carthagena is
the principal seaport of Colombia and
collects most of the customs revenues Of
the country. Consequently its capture
will greatly strengthen the revolution.
lists. 1t is probable that the navy de-
partment will dispatch one of the
smaller gunboats now cruising in the
West Indies to the seat of trouble in
order to insure American interests
against loss.
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PATERNO CAPTURED.

Former President of the Filipino Cabinet
q Prisoner of the Americans.
MANILA, April 3O.-5:3O p. m.-Major
General Lloyd Wheaton reports that
Senor Palermo. the former president Of
the Filipino so-called cabinet was cap
tured in the mountains near Trinidad.
province of Benguet, April25. Palermo
recently, through relatives in Manila.
requested and received permission to
enter the American lines. but failed to
appear. His relatives explained that he
had been sick a long time. and was an
invalid He was brought to San Fer.
nandino OH Ia litter ambulance by sol.
diers of the Forty eighth regiment.
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FRAMEWORK COLLAPSES.
Tvs Men Killed and Eleven Injured nj
Birmingham. Ala.

Tvs Men Killed and Eleven Injured at
Birmingham. Ala.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 3O.-By the
collapse of the framework of the main
building of the Dimmick Pipe and
Foundry company in the course of erec-
ton, two men are dead and eleven are
injured, at least two of whom will die.
The building was 300 feet long and
100 feet wide. While an immense beam
was being placed in position on the
roof, 80 feet above the ground, it fell.
and striking the next beam. knocked it
down. The second beam knocked down
the third aud SO on, until 26 beams had
fallen, causing general collapse OF the
structure. About 30 men were at work
on the building at the time and OF this
number, l3 were on the superstructure
and went down in the wreckage. Those
on the ground floor escaped through the
windows
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TWO BURNED TO DEATH.

Mrs. Marie Hook and Granddaughter
Perish in II Brush Fire.
JUNCTION CITY, Wis, April 3O.-Mrs.
Marie Hook and Sadie Hill. n grand
daughter of Mrs Hook, were burned to
crisp during the day. 1t is supposed
that Sadie was burning brush in the
yard and her clothes caught fire and i'll
attempting to extinguish the flames Mrs.
Hooks clothes also caught. 1t is not
known just how the accident occurred
as both were found dead by Mrs. John
Hook when she came home.
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More Smallpox mt Winnipeg.

WINNIPEG. April 30.-The city au-
thorities are thoroughly alarmed over
the discovery of so many cases of sus-
pected smallpox in Winnipeg. Every
precaution is being taken for prevent
ing the spread of disease. There are
now IL cases under surveillance, ali
traceab,e to the same source, the tourist
Finlayson from Japan, who died at the
general hospital two week ago
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VIII Re Ready in o Year.

DULUTH, April 3o.-The commence
ment of work OH the state normal school
has been delayed by n controversy ms to
its position Oh the sits given by the city.
This has now been settled and Con.
tractors Mcleod & Smith start ut once.
The general opinion here is that Il. +.
Denfield, who has been superintendent
of the Duluth schools for l6 years, will
he the president Of the school. 1t will
omen a year from next fall.
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RIGOROUS CENSORSHIP.

Corrc.pon,l~nts Make Different
..e. as to Roberto Movements.
YoEk, April 30.-A dispatch to
hume from London says: The
Is censorship has excluded press
m the Free State for - hours.
u correspondents. owing to the
ye deploymcnt Of five divisions
ta.ry brigadcs, have, with one or
d, p,ions, returned to hcadquar.
E.o,miontein, and their conjec-
respecting the direction OF the
the Boer retreat and British
hons have not been in accord.
Fyal Roberts, in n midnight dis
reported Il brief summary Of the
tn as he understood it ut 3 o'clock
afternoon. but left several points
H. General Hamilton. with the
Il infantry and one brig.
q. the Ninth division
tachcd Thaha N'Chu where
French joined him with his
bri-adcs Rundlc's division be.
tw miles south. The Beers were
tlding the eastern outlet Of the
aad French and Hamilton were
pns to turn them out. Both
ION and French had made fine
marches. but it was not clear
tr the main body Of the Beers
turca 10 Thaba N'Chu from De-
l'p, or had gone across the coun.
yards Constantia, to effect n juno.
Nth Olivier's forces retreating
Aepener. The former theory was
Notable, but even in that case it
pcertaln whether the Beers had
led IN force or had left n rear
In the town.
tFal Roberts operations are now
yea on SO large a scale that the
Aere Is aazed by them and re.
some definite result. like another
Fber-, III order to be convinced
Is making progress. The ex.
teard his manoeuvers as master.
's now plain that after the two
Of Sannas Post and Redders.
ne decided upon a course Of i'll.
IN order to draw as large a body
rs as possible into tho southeast.
'flct of tho Free State, knowing
Zen he was ready. he could de-
We corps against them and hoping
could cut of the retreat Of the
commandoes. His manoeuvers
1'nost too successful, since the
= rre'feated from Wcpener and De-
pofp before French could inter
em. A portion OF the Boer force
eh lound at Thaba N'Chu, and in
urse of "a hours. it will be known
there is any chance OF cap
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WILL DO MUCH DAMAGE.

Woods ON Rib Mountain. Near Wausau.
Wis.,, on Fire.
WAusAu, Wis, April 3o.-The woods
on Rib mountain, about three miles
south of this city, are all on fire and
many pastures of nourishing grass for
stock, also many fine shade trees, are
being destroyed. Dense clouds of heavy
thick smoke can be seen rising. The
farmers are employing every means to
check the progress Of the fire but of no
avail. The fire extends to within one
half mile Of the city limits. 1t will do
heavy damage if rain does not fall
pOOn
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'olnA A STRATEGIST.

'Pear to Have Found . Capable
'essOr to General JOubert.
"N, April 3O.-In COmmandant
a. lnls Botha the Beers appear to
ouhd a capable successor to Gen.
.upert. AS q result Of his fore
a"u Nv quick Judgment it may bo
W now that the retreating com.
ts 's' nave gotten safely away with
'nsport. 1t is true that Lord
W, does not say much as to the
outs OF his forces other than
uencrals French and Rundie.
8 's known as. to the forcea OF
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Beers Peepare to Winter in Natal

LONDON. April 3o.-The Iadysmith
correspondent of The Daily Telegraph
says: The Beers are preparing to spend
the winter in Natal They are bringing
their stock from the high veldt into
Natal for winter grazing and they are
demanding that the Katlirs pay the hut
tax to them instead of to the Natal gov
ernment. They also declare that unless
the Kaffirs work for them they (the
kaffirs) must remove south OF Sundays
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FRANK SMITH.

W. W. Mayhem. Merton. Wis. says,
Il consider One Minute Cough Cure q
most wonderful medicine. quick and
safe" 1t ,s the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. 1t cures
coughs. pneumonia. colds. Group. bron
chitis. grippe. whooping cough, and all
throat and lung diseases. Its early use
prevents consumption. Children always
like it and mothers endor.e it
Cook & ODEE.
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RIG ARMOR PLATE WORKS.
English Capitalists Of "Unlimited Wealth"
to Erect Them.

to Erect Them.
LONDON, April 3O.-The newspapers
here announce that a syndicate OF north.
ern capitalists with unlimited wealth
;s ohont to erect on the banks OF the
river Tees the largest armor plate works
in the United kingdom. The syndicate,
it is added, is sending commission 10
the United States to inspect the pest
plants there and to study American
methods. The commission includes the
managers of large steel companies ana
stephen Furness. son of Sir Christopher
Furness tho ship owner and engine
hnilder of West HartlepoOl.
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ADJOURN TO MAY 5.
Eighth (Wis.) District Kep"o'.cs" ~o"
vention Still DeadlOcked.

APPLETON, Wis, April 80. - lho
Eighth district Republican congress
.;onnl convention has adjourned 10 May
. after deyotiug the whole day to efforts
- mite the Minor and Hatton factions
IN a compromise candidate. Not a % pal
-. ,ros taken during the day. Tho
.,",,,;nation Wv was offered to two Minor
ao,aa.tes Fairchild Of Green Bay ana
Haney Of Kewaunee' both OF wno% l'.da 'e 70
fnscd An effort is now being maae 70
. .;so = r. Peter b. Thorn Of Appleton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-30

Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist
Mr. Preston at DR.. Clough's Saturday
May ).
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What knowest thou the worth Of Rocky
Mountain Tea made by the Madison
Medicine Co.. thou foul substitute, who
scarcely breath ed one summer?
FRANK SMITH.
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What Two Cents Will DO.

What Two Cents Will DO.
It will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption. even the worst
casas. This is about what one dose
OF Foley's Honey and Tar costs. Isn't i,
worth trial? Take 20 substitute.
CHRIS SCHUTZ.
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Generals Brabant, Pole. .Carew, Hart
and Chermside, but the Indications
from Aliwal North show that several
small commanders are still lowering in
the vicinity OF Springfield, causing a
certain amount Of danger, and the ad.
vices from Dewetsdorp outlining tho
duties Of General Chermside inst;f,,
the conclusion that it will still be necos
sary to employ considerable BODY Of
troops TO keep the Free State clear of
Beers.
The position is that the Beers. who
oeEah their raid a month ago by com.
pelling General Broadwood to retire on
Bloemfontcin,
Have Now Gotten Safely Away
TO the northward, practically without,
loss, but with the advantage of seven
British guns, together with 100 prison.
ers captured.
Meanwhile the advance to Pretoria
has not begun. Small wonder is it that
England c,Nplains and criticisms are
beginning 70 be heard here and there
against Lord Roberts. Two.thirds OF
ms entire force have been employed in
eiiecting this small satisfaction and the
probability is that the whole force will
be again concentrated on Bloemfontein
before the main advance begins. As
similar raids on the British communica.
tions are likely to be repeated it is cvi.
IDENTIFY still n far cry to Pretoria.
The significance Of General Hunter 3
division going to Kimberley, where
mounted troops are also arriving daily.
is now said to be serious attempt to
deal with the strong Boer force on tho
Naal river now threatening to retake
Barkly and then an endcavor to relieve
Mafcking. 1t will be borne in mind
that General Hunter paid a hurried
visit to Lord Roberts at Bloemfontein.
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PRETORIA. April 30.-All advices in.
dicate that the United States consul
Adelbert 5. Hay has won diplomatic
success. His position is exceedingly
difficult, but he is pursuing an impair
tial. determined policy and has sue.
ceeded in considerably ameliorating the
condition of the British prisoners at
Pretoria, including the colonials.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-03

hc viii 90 right ahead with gang ~
carpenters who will tre To complete the
building baiolc the husY season SETS ~.
g. X. DE- Fluent editor 81 the Journal,
D1yliot1@n, Dhio. suffered Tor q nnnhcr
~ year, from rheumatism ia his right
shoulder and side Ia says; My right
arm at times WIS cuiuciy useless
trpd thamherhin's Pain Balm. aud
WIS surprised ta receive relpiinnir,liHte-
ly Tie Pain B8ln, Inns been q cpntunt
companion az mime ever since and a
never fails" For safe BY Goes Phar
macy
Mis- G T. Liwredce Nrs Morry, Miss
Nlable Morrcy AMI " II ,Tobo took III
the play at Crystal Fails Wed. night
which, they said vas very tine. They
drove down aud back
Eugene J llal, the poefan lpnlli-hca.
SAYS that oue DOSE of Foley's ll"uev
and Tar rc-turtd Ms votrs witru hoarse.
ness threatened fn ptNcib hiS lecture iGt
CcutwI Music ltill, Chicago.
Miss Carrie Job is xppctcd Home
saturday morning from Appleion Wi.
cousin wtrc she hn, been the plst
month visiting With iuuas
6,quO trni, lave SIC uaiird far lhc
geep4-t -frul blc>Sus cvrr Offered
~ aub.- 0ur jnA untl hnlyra Nunr
spraoWs hii wtui ltorEy Mountain
Tea .ots. ~ cts.
saturday morning thc mail train was
delayed somewhat pa account - ihe
snoH storm and high winds.
Gills il you wish to t. il June bride
with red lips, laughing eyes, lovely
complexion take Rocky Mountain lea
this month 30 cts.
Mr John Mlson was down tie line
Tuesday ia the interests 81 tbs oliver
Mining t'ompny
Tal,en al month keeps you well all
summer Greatest spring tome known.
Rocky Mountain lra, made by Madison
Medicine 60. 80 cts
Miss Gcrtule t,ib4n returned TO
Mass City Monday.
That le majority oi serious dcstascs
orisiulte ID disorder 81 the kidneys.
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Try q io.luy il YOUR not feeling we'll
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-03-03

Lac ofLhint Q,nftrs BROWNE saite. a
Hardsai Is 10 tie Town ta rcrp's.
There las never been such suffering
in this vilage on arrainl oi living ae-
commodations ~ The present itmt.
What houses there are here urc crowded
10 Overlooking and working man IN
numbers are compelled to levc their
families at other towns because they
can find no houses for them here The
mining companies are doing all they can
10 relieve the strain but II i impossible
10 take care OF al fast enough fhe
Hcmlock people have built a hall dozen
new houses and the Oliver people are
pushing hard to GET u bali dozen com.
plctcd. There il Il splendid opportunity
for outsi lc capital Co come here and
put ~ miners' dwellings. Muny could
he sold ut once Go the workmcn und all
could be rented ata lleufe that would
soon brin. back to the investor bis
money.
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Townshln nonrd.

Crystal Falls, Mich, Jan Il, 1900.
Tho regular meeting ~ the township
bontd mot ia the clerks ohlce "a s
O'Clock T. NJ win the following
mcmhcrs present T. T. Nelson super
visor, Tho- Conhn Justice 81 Peace Ia
tidd Justice ot Peace, l.. " Marsison,
Clerk
Moved hy fhos. Couln seconded by
J.. W. Marsson that the lolloWing
resolution br adopted Carried
Whereas it. has been reported 10 Ills
board that some oi the taxpayers 81 the
township has refused to pay pnrtiou
~ the taxes assessed ~ ,inst their
property b. u resolved TINT the
Township Treasurer aud Township
Altonv be instructed To- use every
means cohsi-ltnt % iniorce ths collcc.
lipns ~ ,ad taxes
Resolved that H. Township Attorney
be allowed The sum oi $4,000 for
services rendered Che township for the
year Including. the tax cascs aud
counsc'ins The Township Treasurer.
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RREViTIES.

Those who attended the dRcr given
last Friday night hy fhos Bcdard bad
n very good time. That which took
the cake. although not 70 cake walk,
was the clog dance los jos Lnundfec
and Anton Bl-keN Alter "Clogglua
for over hall nn hour ,Iur. "playtd out, ="
which left MIR Bask " on the floOr alone.
The nudiance all sud- that Mr. Bnskev
stock the cnke.' * said Tut MI
Casey was thcte aud danced with his
"Strawberry Blonde i thai 80,
.Inhn2
We have snvcd mnny doctor bills
since wc begun using Chamberlain y
Cough Remedy in our home. We Keep
a bottle orcn all the time AMI Whenever
any 81 my family ur myself horin 10
catch cold we lWgin 80 u.c lie Cough
Remedy, nnd ~ % result We never hive
Co send away fnr be doctor and incur j
larg,, doctor hlh inr ChnnlWrlnin's
Cough Remedy never fails o. ruir u -
certainly "A medicine ~ euqit merit md
worth. I'D. : MEAKLE. General Nlcr.
chant mud Farmer. Mmiie. Bedford
Comfy, Ia. For Sale by Coles phar.
macy.
Geo. Prtinp hns crrw ~ Tour men
excnvating Tor foundation o. hi- new
hotel. Al soon as weatler will permit
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LABOR'S
OPPORTUNITY.
n Splendid Chance for tho workingSlen q;
ArserIea 10 Show Their coIors.

There is not worlingman in America
hut that knows that IL the trusts are al
lowed 60 carry out their purpose. his
condition inside of a few years will be
bnd. The nottingham, however, has il
IN his power to destroy these monopo-
Shy refusing TO buy trust-made goods.
Take chewing tobacco for example
The Wilson-McCallay Tobacco Co. of
Middletown, Ohio, is Union from start
20 finish and makes the choicest brands
OF plug tobacco. They are known to he
equal To any and superior 20 most on
the market. Here are the brands: Gold
Rope kingbolt, Rise and Shine, Thrashcr.
The Union label appears on all these
brands. You may be using some well
known brand OF tobacco that formerly
was made by an independent concern,
but which IS now being made by q trust.
You can ascertain this by inquiring al
your dealer. II you find Il to be trust
iiadc. avoid ii, and you and others do.
ing this same thing will be the direct
cause Of breaking the trust. Paste this
list in your hat aud stand 10 your labor
colorsl
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anna A
TO RUlLp IloTEL.

@ p. Psamo intsndi E.e-.Ilg o1e thia spFng.
Among the transfers oi Amtsa rcnt
estate recently noted in .rHE DIAMOND
DmlL was the sale 81 Lot ~ Is tra.
Premp Mr Promo is maturing pmus
for the erection 81 lnrgi boarding
house aud mloon on this property u
the spring We have not learned the
exact details 81 the proposed building
but have been told that it viii BE- the
largest building II the village aud be
thoroughly modern lac erH plrilcullr,
a ulight Inconvenience was m't with
at the Michigan mine one dlN during the
week One Of Che boilers ctackrd aud
had 60 be repaired before ~ dtrrs were
in their normal condition agtn. 4
boiler maker was sum uoual from Iron
Mountain aud ~ Is well again
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Excursion. Rates TO the Mardi Cras
and winter Resorts.
Via the Northwestern Line. On
account OF the Madi Gras nt New
Orleans and Mobile, excursion tickets
will Toe sold February 10 To %, inclusive,
ut very low rates. limited for return
pnssnge until March 10. Excursion
tickets are also on sale daily, AZ reduced
rates. to the principle winter resorts in
the United States aud Mexico. For full
Information apply to ticket agents
Chicago * northwestern R'y.
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90 IS TO New YORK

WEEKS IA III metropolis
Dr. VIM Mckinney vile and baby
took tho evening train ON the Nlwnlt''ee
road Friday evening for New York City.
lie will be absent from Amnsr tbpnl "a
month lis visit % New lorl, Is both
for pleasure aud business combined
lie will take in several Of the large hos.
pitfalls ia the city ayallng himself 81 tha
opportunity 10 g+t thr iutcst ont ~ has
profession. During ms nbseuce D.
Mcqueen 81 Silnlw viii attend 10 Mr
MclIurnsys practice.