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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
TO-DAY'S TELEGRApHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

London, Dec. 3.-The new parlia-
ment will convene this afternoon, but
the only business today will be the
election of q Speaker of the House of
Commons.
The Right Hon. William Court
Gully. Liberal, was reelected Speaker
OF the Commons, without oppositiors.
-Four hundred members were present
at the opening session. Messrs Blake
and Nolan were the only Irishmen to
make their appearance. The real ses-
sions will not begin until Thursday as
tomorrow and Wednesday will be oc-
cupied with he swearing in of members.
Manchester, Eng, Dec. 3.-The
Courier says that the Queen will make
General Lord Roberts a duke and that
Parliament will vote him 100000.
Livadia, Dec. 3-The Gar passed a
good oight. His appetite is maintained
ard his strength increased.
Tientsin, Dec 2.-Word reached
here yesterday, that four companies of
Germans were menaced by a strong
force of Chioese 80 miles west of Pao
Ting Fla. Eight companies OF French
troops have gone TO the Germans
relief.
London, Dec. 3.-A dispatch from
TieD'sin says that the handing over OF
the Shan. Hai-Kwan railroad by the Rus
SLAMS to the Germans was at the i'm
perat g order oil the Car. The neces.
sary documen were signed yesterday.
London, Dee. 3 BY the decision OF
| the Court OF Appeals, today the Crown
will receive l. 250. 0C0 pounds ss estate
and succession duty on the fortune left
by Baron Hirsch to the Jewish coloni-
| cation association.
Rome, Dec. 3-The Pope yesterday
granted a private audience to Prioce
George OF Greece. The Pope has eau.
toned M. Nsard, the French Minister
at the Vatican, that If the French gov
| ernment pssse. the contemplated laws
aimed at the assoc ations of friars In
France, the ministry OF Waldeck- Rous-
seau will be deprived of the Vatlcan's
support wherever that support Is now
enjoyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
Kruger Disappointed

Cologne, Dsc. 3 President Kruger
was much depressed on receipt of En-
peror Williams message yesterday 10
the effect that be would not be able to
receive him at Berlin. After receiving
Count Boeg endorf, who brought the
Emperor's message, President Kruger
retired to his apartments where be
broke down and wept. The old man
was taken completely by surprise, as
be had been led 10 believe that no OBJ.
stacle stood in thu way of an official
visit to Berlin. Dispute the present re
buff Kruger believes that when the
application is renewed, az interview
will not be refused. The sentiment
which prompted the Kaiser's message
is purely official. for the popular recep-
ton which the Boer president received
90 his arrival here could net we'll be
surpassed for enthusiasm.
Cologne, Dec. g. 1t is stated that
after visiting the Hsge, President
Kruger will go to st. Petersburg.
Later he expects to visit Vienna and
Rome. Kruger is quoted as declaring
that he wants arbitration in South
Africa but is emphatically not in favor
of armed Intervention.
Rome. Dec. "A Tran svaal committee is
being formed here. A number OF Deputies
have Joined H. but Others who have been APP
preached denOunce tho project because Of
Englsnd's friendship fer Italy In the past
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

ALL TIE rtli bile news that comts
from China indicates that the present
terrible condition OF affairs in that Ut
fortunate country Is growing worse
rapidly. Notwithstanding the cruelty
harshness and indigDities to which the
Chinese 10 this country were subject
81, until the unnecessary war upon
China, and the bombardment, burDiog,
capture and looting of her capital, che
was the friend OF this country, and trace
with her had become large aud was in
creasing daily. As that WEI is dead
los to the United States. has been from
its commencement, and must of neces-
sity be until its end, the "plain duty"
of the administration is to get out OF it
as soon as possible. A war in which
neither money nor glory can be gained,
is the most Improbable OF all kinds OF
a'epOrt.h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

GENERAL MCARTHUR has just or
iered iour more Filipino soldiers, en-
Gagged in defending their native land, to
be shot, on the assigned ground that
they are "brlgands." Federal generals
in the South, during the war between
the States, practiced that same game
upon some of the Oonfederates unfor'u'
nate enough to fall into their hands
but they stopped it when the Confeder
ate authorities retaliated in kind. The
Fnipinos liberate their American pTis'
ouers, but they are fighting for liberty
not for Humanity, civilization ant
Christianity ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
From South frica.

London, Dec. S.-Lord Kitchener
wiring the war Office from Bloomfon.
tsin, reports further on the fighting
northeast Of Broakhurst Spruit, on
Nov. ~ b. Both sides lost heavily.
On the British side, Col. Lloyd Yves
killed aud 10 officers wounded 13 men
were killed and 80 wounded,
Durham, Dec 3.-Lord Roberts in q
farewell army order just issued, bears
testimony to the valor, pstriOtisn, and
humanity Of his troops. He concluded
by saying; ~ have learned a great
deal during the war which will help
me in the task now before me OF max.
ing the army as perfect as it is possible
for an army to be-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
FIFTY-SlXTH CONGRESS.
Washington, December 8.
GENATE.


The first business was the presentG
ton by Mr.. Proctor OF the credential
of William Paul Dillingham;, the new
Senator from Vermont Tue credeL
tails having been read and approved
Dillingham; was sworn 10.
Mr.. Platt presented the usual resolu
ton informing the House that the Sen
ate was ready to proceed to business
and Mr.. Hoar the resolution appointing
two Senators to wait upon the President
and inform him to the same effect
Messra. Hoar and Vest were appointed
as tho committee.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Allison the Senate
agreed to meet every day at noon unit
otherwise ordered, and then on motion
Of Mr.. Hale a recess was taken ut 1915
for 40 minutes TO enable the committee
to 60 the White House and back.
At 1:ij the Senate reconvened. Mr.
Hosr reported that the committee ap
pointed to wait upon the President bad
fulfilled his duty and that the Presi-
dent had forwarded message to Con.
gress.
at Las p. M. Secretary Prudeu, the
Presidents assistant secretary, entered
the Senate end delivered the message,
which was at once read.
HOUSE.
After the calling of the roll and the
swearing in of new members the House
recessed to await the Presidents mes.
sage.
The House reconvened at 2 o'clock.
a few moments before it was called to
order the Presidents secretary brought
over the message from the Senate side
of the Capitol, where be had first de-
livered If. Chairman Payne, OF the
committee Oh notification, reported
that bis committee had waited upon
the President and had been Informed
by him that he would transmit to the
Congress q message in writing.
Then the scretary stepped forward
aud said 1:
II am instructed by the President Of
the United States to submit to the
House of Representatives a message 10
writing"
The message was taken to the Speak
er's platform where it was read.
Not more than oDe..hird OF the men,
bers we're present during the reading
of the message.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
TCorrespS0Gence of the Alexandria Gazette
Washington. December 8.

ECorrespSoGence of the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, December 8.
The last session of the Fifty.sixth
Congress commenced today. AS usual
large crowds attended the opening OF
both branches, the galleries and the
corridors leading to them being crowd
ed. The hoors. too were filed, nearly
all the members Of the Senate as we'll as
nf the House being present, and the
desks of many of them being adorned
with flowers. There were so many of
such decorations that the two
floors looked like flower gardens.
and the Obsence of them from
Others was noticeable. Among
those undecorated was that of Mr..
Rixey, the Representative OF the Alex.
andria district, though be had favored
as many people here as any other Con.
gressman. The flowers, of course,
were sent by those who had receiv-
ed congressional favofs. All the Viz.
GINA Representatives and both the
Senators were present.
The first bills introduced in the
House today were the army reorganiza-
ton and the reapportionment bills.
The latter is by Mr.. Crumpacker, Of
Indiana. 1t provides for the reappor.
tionment OF Congressional representa-
ton and reduces the representation OF
Louisiana, Mississippi. North Carolina
and South Carolina, by Is votes. Ac-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
lCoMMUNICATED.
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

4 correspondent, evidently more
than kindly disposed toward lho
Washington, Alexandria and Mount.
Vernon Railway Company, wsl
"peacen and supposedly at any pre-
If the railway is not made to pay ile
price. A reference 10 Royal street.
and proposed legislation, as published 10
Fridays Gazette, with citations irlm
court opinions are set up as dargef SIZE
mails. am not going 10 enter into az tG-
tended discussion OF them. but the co.
respondent might find some add.r9o-l
information on the control Of he ciiys
streets By referring to the opinion q
Judge James Keith, delivered Ut Ny.il-
vile on June ii, 1900, in the case Of e
W., A. & Mt. V. Ry Co. vs. The Cry
Council. The matter of Royal street IS
between the railway company and ,,e
representatives Of the city 10 our CIy
Council. AS one Of tho plain people lhaye
ittlesympathy, and nothing in common
with those who are eternally hsrp.ng
on enterprises which would have 10
existence 10 this city il its Chem cor
structlon had depended upon AIsxaa'
dfis dollars" Bosh This company s
here for the golden dollar and nc
nimble sixpence, only that ard nothing
more, and when We are told that "ifo
electric company is an Ornament as well
as convenience" We are reminded 10
look at sits track and two fec. on each
side OF the track" so well kept sud
paved; especially on King, between
Royal aud Fairfax streets; to IL well
equipped and splendid stations, clsa
we'll ventilated and properly heated
CATS, aud also to its never flte
schedules TO satisfy US that i, is DcJ,
only fan ornament and couveniluc','
but also "a thing of beauty ard q Jy
forever, UNLESS the many msOulacoh's
that dot i;s line from Spring Park 10
Mount Vernon mar it's beauty? M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

POPE WOULD Stop DUELING.- Inc
Pope on Tuesday last, granted q specia'
audience to Count Ledochowski, Cap
tain in the Austrian army, who vas re
Gently cashiered bscause be refused ~
figat a brother officer who had iasuIte'
him. Leo complimented the Count gu
his Christian courage, and said 20
hoped the time was not distant WEN
sll officers, all gentlemen, would fcoFn
to disgrace themselves by sucn q :, ls' =.
nsnt of barbariiy So dueliog. His hcN
ness assured Ledochowski that he ~
tended to write an autograph letter 10
the Emperor persuadirg him to reit.
state the Count 10 bis rank and Once ''
court. The Count is nephew OF Gar
dinal Ledochowski.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

EVERY MAN, woman and child in the
country is taxed over eight dollars a
wear 10 fill the Golfers of the U. 8. treas
ury and about double that sum to bulge
tae pockets Of the protected manufac.
Aurers and trusts OF the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

THE LAST session of the fiity-sixih
Congress commenced today. 1t will
end ou the 4th of next March. 1t will
certainly pass the regular appropria:
ton bills, but what else it will do, is
known only to Dir. Hanna and the
President, whom the workingmen o!
Ghe North, at the recent election, put in
charge OF The country for the next fonT
wears. if not indefinitely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

Lieut.. Richmond P. Hobson, who Ia
i'll with typhoid fever at the Presby-
ierian Hospital in New York, was
about the same this morning. TIE hos
pital has been besieged by great num-
bers of girls who came to inquire after
bis condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

A passenger train on the New Jersey
Central Railroad ran into a coal train,
near PhilIipsburg, N. j., this morning.
Both engines were wrecked and one CT
them was thrown down en- embank-
ment. Engineer Miller was killed and
another trainman was badly Injured.
No passengers were hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

Mr.. CHAPMAN IMPRovING.-Dep. t :
Collector John II. Chapman. who YES
shot by North Carolina revenue cBicaIs
by mistake on Thursday Of lest weeS,
was taken to Rithnond Slturl y plehI
from South Castor, N. c.. aud is at ne
Virginia Hospital. Mr.. Chapman SEQ
81 am to remain in the hospital a Gay
or two. | am not fatally sbot By any
means. / am feeling much better aan
| have felt since | was burt. l ttloA
| will recover. l sm shot IN three
places, once 10 the chest, or slome.n'
once in abdomen, once in the side. If
Chapman will remain 10 the hospIIa'
Tor two or three days. until il is certain
he can be removed to his home, 10
Orange county, with safety. His iatLe'
is in Richmond with him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
Vha MnrKnIa.

Chicago, DJc 3--Tho market closed at
follows: Wheat -Dec 76st.
Georgetown, Dec 3.-Wheat 65a70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

DeWitys Little Early Riset are dslay
little pills, but they never isll 70 eeanle 'lo
liver. remove distractions and invigorage 'hs
system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

The most effective little liver pills made
sre DeWitps Little Early Risers. They never
grippe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

THE Social evil" is naturai e'Ii
and has existed from the beginning OF
the world, and will continue nntil the
end thereof. The wiser COMMUNITIES
don'; attempt the imposs bic task OF
SURPRISING it, for human ma ure is ur'
ohangeable, but they do try to mitigate
it by concealing its publicity and re-
s.ricting tie scope Of its operations, and
putting it nearer police and hygenic
regulations. RaidinZ and destroying
lis habitat, increases is malisn in'
Aueuce by multiplying and scattering
it germ centres and spreading
its effects to previously pure, or,
at least decent, localities. But there
must be "reformers." Better, far
better, q bad "Elsts!do" than bad
whole, though it is evident that many
peope, including some New York edi-
tors aud preachers, among the latter
being Bishop Potter and the famous
d.. Parkhurst, don't think so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 8. 1900
Tnr Presiiant,s message that was

The Presiisots message tna1 was
read 10 Congress today is very long,
but rot a specially able State paper
As Mr.. Mckinley is wise politician
ha naturally desires quiet anti peace
fnl administration, and therefore Is as
mild and placid 10 his expressions DC
could be reasonably expected. de says
nothing about the proposed reduc'ion
of Southern representation, nor indeeu
snvtbipg that has the remotest Sec
tioual beariog. Ihs President Is u''
doubtedly the wisest man IN his party,
or course, as he is republican, be Fac
to saw something aDout the Philippine
war being fought on generous
lines" aud about the Philippines nav
Ing been possessed "5y the fortune Of
we,D and having been unsought, but
that was natural. WHAT is g little sur.
nrisiue, is that be recommends Inc
adoption of measures that VIII Drine
sbou. the parity of silver and gold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-03

Dunn reports that commercial fail
ures in November were $50 in number
and Sl2,S00,Sl6 in amount of liabili-
ties, against 1872 in October for 50, C72;-
'9l, and $50 In November last year
when liabilities were only 5000, S48.
Manufacturing defaults we're but 1893
10 number aud S3.SS3 165 in amount,
the bulk OF the mortality occurring 10
trading concerns. of which eli failed for
1885, 1858. There were 40 other COM
meroial failures with liabilities of $780,
1893. -Four banking and financial COM
psnies defaulted for $685., 900.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18

This One winter weather Is working a
hardsblp on The weather. prophets and
cranks- They have nothing TO growl
about.
John Harrison. n; w. Cook, and D. n,
Stevens were over Friday viewing aud
locating a county read from this place 70
Lost Valley. They located 4 tlne grade
on The Baldlhk hill and the people are
very much pleased 1t The prospect q
soonhayihgA good foad ready for travel,
Rev. 4. ID. Brown retpFned home from
Heppnef Saturday.
Bert Akers has moved bis family 70
EIghtmile.
John W. Brown made = trlpta Iiepp.
ner last week. Rsv, O y. Nickleecp re.
turned home 70 nappnqrwith HIM
The cohnty cdnft oi Wheeler county
at their last sesAlen sstabllshed 4 voting
precinct Ii tho easlkt ena oi Lone Rock
valley and also annniA tad Morgan Ward
]. T.. for BALD pfenlntt Thla'will be On
exceilenk place fett fepbNiefs 10 operate
on election dayeaa tlse voting t,lares., n
Wheeler aud GillIans lntliis llttlevalley
will only besa III 3 ol eo;ppart Don't
this look like eFaa'l IND things We
think wa an ~ l'be 8tn tlle saipe
county,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18
FERRY CANYON.

Miss Nora Miller, 81 Oles, began Il
oi school, Monday, ii il private
.hopso on lho Walker place,
A dance was gisenat the Nelson school
hoise Friday night, the 18Th,
George Braasicld WIS oyer from Rock
creek Monday, gathering horees for the
cavalry IIercpStts stock IN fine condl-
tloo on The creek.
Wm, Huxley started, Wednesday, for
Cbehals. Waab. where he expects TO
epend the wintcr.
a pleasant party was given nj the res
idenee q Mrs. Maley Monday night,
Fred Collins was thrown from horse
Sunday but not prevented fron riding
fonrJnIles TINT cyculna and sitting up
till II O'CLOCK Wm Mnsgrove also re-
cieyedqfite nshoek Thursday while rop-
ing horses ID tho Nelson coral HE IA.
yorlie saddle horse was thrown from his
feet bnt no serious damage Was done.
Cameron X Bakers Cason canyon
shocpeamp was robbed few days ago
Of It's winters supply Of provisions.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18
Purely business.

Choice family white fish At Dunn Bros.
Dunn Bros. will make great reduction
in prices for the next 80 days.
We must reduce our stock in order to
make room for spring goods now order
ed. Call on us for bargains. Damn Bros.
We wish to thank our patrons for
their liberal patronage during the past
year and hope to merit continuance Of
the same in the future, Dunn Bros.
q. Il. Neal, the we'll known auction-
Ger, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property to sell consult him.
Dunn Bros, havn an immense line Of
flne merchandise upon which the prices
have been reduced since the holidays.
Their stock consists Of Dry Goods, Cloth
Ing, Furnishings, Groceries etc.
We are agents for the famous Buck
ingham & Heotch Boots and shoes.
Dunn Bros
Order tailor made suit--it guaran-
Cced--from Dunn Bros.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18

Mis- dfoas Fitzwater left for Hale
Ridge shDday Where she will teach .
term uf school,
The Hudson Pharmacy guarantees
every bottle Of Cbamberlains Cough
Remedy and will refund the money to
anyone who fs not satisfied after using
two-tbiris Of the contents. This Is the
best remedy in the world for Ia grippe,
conghs, colds, cronpand whooping cough
aud is pleasant and safe to take. II
prevents any tendency ofa cold 70 rcsult
in pneumonia. 45l5i
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18
Muslc Taught.

All persons desiring 10 take mnsic'
lessons both piano and vocal at reasona-
ble rates will please call at the home Of
Miss Henshaw. A class in harmony and
conhterpoint will be organized for the
benefit of music students. Please cali
Immediately. BmDfE HgsoIiAw,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18
swine Plague.

The hog tronble coming from Trout.
dale last fall and introduced on Rock
creek was not hog cholera as at first sup-
posed but swine plague which is highly
contagious and almost as fatal bat still
Il is not 90 hard to stamp out, Hog
cholera Is like typhoid fever In man
while swine plague is more like pneu-
monla. They are two entirely dietinct
diseases aud both need watching to kill
ont the germs Of dleease. All persons
owning hogs should not visit diseased
pens as there is great danger o. carrying
the diseas 9 Swine plague can be treated
morceuccessiully than cholera bot pre-
caution Is thebest treatment in.all troub.
les Of this character. The following
treatment is tbe best that we know Of
IN this state and ono that has been used
very successfully and II used Ia time
viii III most eases prevent the spread Of
the disease. All treatment Is Of little
nsc after the disease gets good hold.
an hogs that die should be buried at
once. Treatment.
Wood charcoal ,.....,..,..s.,.l lb.
sulphur ..s...s.4,.,..,.. .,.,...,l lb
Soda hyro sulphide @ ..",4 lb
Soda sulphate ....,............,.2 10
Anthony snlphide ..,....4,.1 lb
All must he well pnlverised and thor
oughly mixed, The dose is heaping
Tablespoonful for every 2c0 lhs, Of hog
once a day, also from 10 10 20 drops OF
carbolIc acid gwen once u day for every
200 lbs Of hog
This treatment is more Of prevent
ige thana curative nature and should be
started early in the disease. The carbol-
ic acid should be well shaken with vat
81 before being given. The lrog pens
should be well cleaned using plenty Of
lime white wash In which should be two
big spoonials Of earbolic acid, ono spoon
fnl Of concentrated lye and tho same OF
hlnestone toeyery gallon ot wash.
use this freely and by careful watch
Ing the disease will soon bestamped out.
w. II. CoLwELL.
80, = Deputy Stock Inspector.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18

One red roam COW branded + inside Of
hqS.s Luat seen on Hay creek uear II G
Stnlpk nf'splSce. Information leading
1ia 6bffceovsTy viii bo suitably reward.
ed. W. y. ReFn,
Olex, or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18

tAyANTfD sEvERAl. PERSONS FOR DIS
wv trittUHice Managers III this state To rcpfe.
Nont me III thefr owuand surrounding counties.
Milli0a to pny yearly 5000, payable weekly. De.
unemployment with Unusual opportunities.
Rpltftntes eseimngod Enclose stifaddWssed
slAinped envelope, y. A. Park, $40 Caxton build
sltp tifIpNRo.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18

Now is good time to subscribe
for the GIoBE. It's only $1,50 q
year
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-01-18
THE CONDON GLOBE.


The yearly subscription u the 0Eohgi ii sBl. o.,
~ 'uhiuin advance, Ifnot pald ii alynace w
Mili be charxcd A pencil murk nrouud This
nbiite indicates that your subscription has TX.
pirpd. PLEASE nonew promptly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-16
submarine Roats fnr Mann,

Washington, April 15.-The
navy department has signed a con-
tract with the Holland Submarine
Torpedo Boat company for the
addition of some of their boats to
the navy.
BY the terms of the contract the
government pays $50, 900 for the
Holland. 1t also agrees to pay
81 -. 900 each for any boats of the
Holland type it may purchase here
after, provided that the boats shall
be similar in dimensions to the new
Holland, which will be larger than
the old one.
The company undertakes to pro
tect the government against any
claims for infringement of patents
and also to sell to the government
at price to be fixed by a board of
appraisers, any of the patents used
IN the construction of the boat.
which it may he desirable for the
government to possess.
A further obligation upon the
company is to furnish experts for a
reasonable time to train a naval
crew in the management of the
Holland. The company also bonds
itself in the sum of $50, 900 to
complete the Plunger.