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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
NO LOOfISG ny AMERICANS.
RascaIity In Tien Tain Confined 60
Other Troopa.

Washington. Sept 1.-THE war depart
ment to-day made public a telegram OF
inquiry sent by the war department on
July q. last. TO Lieut.. Col Coolidge. com.
manding the American troops at the Oc-
cupation OF Tien Tsin regarding the re-
pQrts of extensive lootiug tn that city. The
message was sent through United States
Consul Fowler at Che Foo. as follows:
Fowler. Che Fon.-send following tele-
gram TO Coolidge. commanding United
states forces. Tien Tsn:
Reported here extensive iooting In
Tien Tsin. Report Immediately whether
American troops took part II 80. punish
severely. repress sterniy. Absolute regard
for life and property OF non-combatants
enJoined. by order OF Secretary OF War
Corbin."
on July % the department received the
following reply from Col. Coolidge. deny
ing that American troops took any part
in the plllage OF the Chinese city:
"Che Foo Corbln. Washington:
Tien Tsln. July IS Looting by
American troops walled city Tion
Tsin unfounded and denied. silver
taken from burned mint under dlrec-
tion Colonel Meade Marine Copsl
commanding. who was invalided to-day
No property touched except under mill
tary exiEency American troops have or
ders 90 protect life and property non-
consbatants in American southeast quar-
ter of city assigned them. VIII forward
report OF commanders of American guards
In city. Coolidge"
Supplementary 90 the above. Col. Cool
ldee also transmitted several reports and
also an additional report signed By him
self all OF which bears witness that
United States troops had no hand IN the
looting OF Ten Tsin.
Col. Coolidge took from the Chinese ord
nance stofehouse military stores that
were necessary Tor mis- troops and 3 guam
tity Of silver from some of the burned
vaults of the mint This latter was turn
ed into the Hons Kong bank and placed
70 the credit of the United States and both
seizures were authorized BY Col. Meade
The report Of Maj. Foote. while exclud-
Ing the Americans from any share IN the
dulged IN hy the troops Of the other ma
tlons. After graphically describing the
entrance Of the city amid raging hres
dense smoke. and hot fre from conceal
81 Chinese soldiers. he says.
n am conident that no other American
soldiers were IN the city that day. and
that no lootinR was done by our men.
though II seemed 10 be a general thing
among the other troops OF the allied
forces"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
III WILL BE srANCHrIELD.
He VIII ne Named ny Democrats for
Governor Of New York.

saNtoga. ~ y. Sept ii-John y.
stanchheld will he nominated for governor
by the Democratic state Convention To-
morrow. and his name will be presented 60
the convention by Judge s. >. Taylor OF
Chemung.
Hon YIN. Mackey of Erie. has been
offered second place on the ticket. and has
agreed 10 give an answer as to whether
or not he will accept before the conven-
tion assemblies AT II o'clock to-morrow
morning. Mr, Maekey is expected 10 ac-
cept
other places on che ticket are not so
certain and probably will not be definite
~ determined until Thursday.
Despite the absolute hopclcssness OF the
prospect, Mr.. Hnl Is stll determined 90
present the name OF Mr Colcr 10 the con-
vention. Senator HIM. a. Is expected will
make q speech secouding the nomination
The proceedings Of the day beyond the
eruption caused hy the presentation Of an
anti-ice trust resolu,ion by Prof Duncan
c. Lee Of Cornell were insignificant. The
resolution was ruled out Of order.
State Senator =. II. MoCarron was
elected temporary chairman. aud after a
brief speech hy him ANA the adoption of
formal resolutions the convention adjourn
Cd 10 u o'clock. nooa a.. morrow
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
SAVANNAH, GA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II 1900

Hung Change has memorialiged the
throne. urging the immediate return OF
the court to Pekin.
AT the same time In tele-
gram 90 the Nlceroy OF WI
Chang he points out that the
difficulty in advo ,at.ng this course lies
IN the evident intention Of the foreign
Powers on the return OF the court. TO
seize the revolutionary leaders. II his
memorial 10 the throne alludes 10 this fact
the Emperors return Is likely 20 be pre-
vented. II Il does not. then he Is likely
hereafter 90 be treated as a traitor.
'Jaran has intimated a willingness TO
withdraw, hut the Japanese government
considers Il necessary 20 continue the mil
itary occur alton during the winter
From Shanghai comes the report that
II Hung Chang has dispatched an urg-
cnt communication 20 the Empress Dow
aEer announcing the intention OF the al
lies to advance 20 Pao Ting Flu and even
further
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
REpunLIcAS loss N MAINE.
One Democrat Elected 20 the Upper
House Of Legislature.


House Of Legislature.
Lewiston. Me. Sept. ii.--To-nlght with
s7s cities. towns and plantations heard
from out Of total Of 5i2 the estimated
Republican plurality for the state ticket
remains at zoo
The total vote of the above towns gives
Hnl Repl. @.2z7. tDem). as.i0i.
The same places IN 1895 gave Powers
Rspl. 7s.59l ana Frank DEM. ai.7oo
These figures show a Republican loss Of II
per cent. and Democratic gain Of 2 per
cent
One OF the notable features of the cleo
tlon was tho Democratic victory in Knox
county. where. owing 10 labor troubles
cv,ry Republican candidate was badly
knitted. and only Congressman Littieaeld
and Sheriff uimer succeeded In coming out
ahead Of their opponents The Democratic
candidate for Governor carried the coun-
". and pulled a,ong with him the sena-
torial candidate. l.. H. Staples. of wash
inston. and the iatter will have the dis
tinc,ion Of being the only Democrat in
tho upper branch Of the Legislature.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
MARKET mack Ar TmE NORMAL.
nut There Was somc InterestinE
TRADING In New York.


New York Sept, ii-There was
marked condition in the order Of things
on the New York Cotton Exchange to-
day.
While early operations and fluctuations
partook greatly OF yesterdays sensational
developments there was a quick return TO
normal condidtions in nearly all respects
The pronounced strength OF this market
last night gave European bears another
twinge Of 1ight. which resulted in a sky
rocket rise Of y 20 lsts points In LIVER
pool soon after the opening.
New York shorts made a Wild drive
for safer ground on the opening here.
but before the demands could be ap-
peased prices climbed 20 i6 points. There
came a smash OF 10 20 - points under a
dash OF the public for profits which had
accrued during the late bulge With the
collapse came the passing on the bull
fever and return 20 careful trading
Thereafter changes were comparatively
narrow and speculation failed 20 reach
anything like the volume recorded yes
lerday.
The gallery was packed with expectant
onlookers before the opening and all the
morning the pit below was tho object
OF special interest 20 spectators, VINO
thronged the visitors space.
Reports that European "shorta" had ef-
fectcd a long souRht-for settlement took
the snap out OF bull trading in Liverpool
as well a. here.
The claim was made that the damage 20
cotton In Texas has been exaggerated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
EDIcr APPOINTING gARL II.
United states Not called Upon 90 Ex.
press Any Opinion.

United states Not called Upon 90 Ex-
press Any Opinion.
Washington. Sept 1.-THE state depart
ment this afternoon issued the following.
The following Communication was hand
Cd 10 Acting Secretary OF State Hill on
Sept. 10. by the Chinese minister:
cablegram from Earl II Hun Chang.
dated the 7th sept. 1850 transmitted by
the Chinese minister at 81. Petersburg
under date OF Sept .. and received by
Minister WI on the last named date:
Il am IN receipt OF an imperial edict
Of the S0th day Of the 7th moon CAug. 4,
1900. transmitted by way OF Pao Ting Fu.
II Is as follows:
"'Li Hung Chang Envoy Pienipoten-
usry. Is hereby vested with full dlscrc-
tionary powers. aud he shall promptly
deal with whatever questions may require
attention. From this distance we will not
control his actions. Let this edict be for
warded with extra expedition at the rate
OF six hundred II per day 0o Earl LID for
his information and guidance. Respect
this"
To the above communication Acting sec
rctary HIN has handed Mr. Wu the fol-
lowing reply.
The United States does not feel called
upon 10 express any opinion At this time
as to the sufiiclency OF Ii Hung Changs
authority. but hopes It will transpire that
his credentials are full and authoritative
not only for negotiation. but 20 enable
him. without further delay. TO give as
sursnce that the life and property Of
Americans will henceforth be respected
Throughout the Chinese Empire"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12


scarborough and johnson.
Columbia. s. C.. Sept 1.-THE second
Democrat primary passed on without in
cideni to-day. Thcra were about 5000
votes cast. and 6loo have been accounted
for.
In the first primary two weeks ago. the
race was narrowed down 70 the two high
est candidates Ter each ofnce
For Governor the incumbent. Miles Il.
Mosweeney. then led Col James A. Hoyt
by 500 votes Two other candidates re-
cclved 5000 vets
The bulk Of the vote seems 10 have gone
10 Mcswecney to-day. for returns 10
nisht show him 20 be 1880 votes ahead of
Hoyt. with his lead increasing az rural
precincts are heard from
James n. Tillman. nephew Of Senator
n. Il. Tiulman. and a disponsary advo-
cate leads John T. Sloan for lieutenant
governor by ioooo.
W. y. Evans chairman Of the State
Railroad Commission and vice president
OF the National Commission. is beaten ~
J. ". Wharton by i0oo.
This states delegation in Congress is
strengthened by the election OF r. b.
Scarborough over James Norton and Jos.
T. johnson over sianyarne Wilson by
large maiorities. Scarborough Is present
lieutensn, governor and johnson n a rec
ognized leader. Finley and L.aumer re-
tain their seats In Congress over all
competitors.
Zimmerman, state treasurer, is beaten
by Jennings. Otherwise the present adj
ministratlon l. unchanged after a pre-
llmlnary canvass from county 70 county.
DIspen.ary the Issne.
The race for Governor has been especial
ly warm. The dispcnsary was the issue.
Last December the dispensary directors
fell out among themselves and scandals
we're aired. Opposition to the dispen4ary
was strong When the campaign wac
opened the prohlblilonisis and other enc
mics Of the dlapeuasry selected Gol. James
A. IIoys to lead the nght against the dis
pensary There were three dispenenry
candidates. and Gov. Mcsweeney was. in
the hrs, primary selected to fght Il out
with Hoyt.
The race has been hot and sensational
senator Tiiiman came into the campaign
and fought HOyt on the other hand
Hoyt'a friends charged McSweeney With
being a usurper. patron Of Illicit sa-
loons aud a Roman Catholic who had de-
serted his religion.
The candidates themselves behaved nice
~ bus II Is said their over-zealous friends
resorted TO questionable means.
The result on the main issue is that tho
LEGISLATURE Il for thc dlspensary BY two
thirds Mcsweeney viii receive 1000 ma
iority and Tillman goes back to the
United states senate. although iA0o
scratched his name on the tloke ard he
had no opponent
Col Hoyt. the defeated candidate. r. a
Confederate veteran was chairman of tho
state Democracy. President Of the Bap-
tiat Convention several terms ana grand
master of his Masonic lodge.
McSweeney h a printer. was Leuien-
ant-0overonr and became governor on tho
death Of w. II. Ellerbe.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
Ii UNDER SUSPICION
NOT YET ACCEPTED As CHINESE
REPRESENTATIVE.
CREDENTIALS MAY BE GOOD
But THE POWERS DO NOT SEEM IN
HURRY TO TAKE HIM.

Imperial Edict Giving Him Full Pow
er Handed 90 the state Department
by Minister wu-Unfted states Re-
ceived "a as Infornatioa--Ntinist
Wa wanted IL Hung Chang sent
60 Taku ON "A United states War
Vessel.
Washington. Sept. ii.-From the formal
statement given out to-day It appears that
the State Department Is not yet ready to
begin direct negotiations with Ia Hung
Chang
II does not question his credentials as
a plenipotentiary. but simply leaves that
matter in allegiance. Probably this Is be-
cause al OF the Powers have not returned
their responses to the Russian note and
It is desired to avoid making the United
States the first among the Powers to
abandon the hope OF harmonious action.
and strike for itself toward the settlement
directly with China. Also Il may be
deemed well 90 wait TO hear from MIR
Conger who. several days ago. was invit-
ed to express his opinion about quitting
Pekin
Acting Secretary HIN was In oonsulta-
tIon to-day with Attorney General Grsggs
and both were Ia communication by wire
with the President. but IL was said az the
Department Of State that beyond the pub
lication OF this exchange between Minlster
wu and Acting Secretary HIN. and OF the
negative fact that an OF the responses 90
the Russian note were not yet IN. the De
pariment could not add TO the stock OF in
formation as to Chinese Developments to-
day.
transportation for Earl IL.
Minister Wa was twice at the depart
ment. II was understood that his first cali
was In part. at least, to secure transpor-
taiion for Ii Hung Chang from Shanghai
% Taku on a United States vessel His
later call was TO receive the answer OF
the department to that application. as
well as to the communication respecting
Ii Hung Chang's functions.
The answer returned by the state de-
pariment 10 the later communication ap-
parsntly made II unnect ssary at this time
TO pursue the inquiry as 10 the ship; II
Ii may not enter into negotiations at
present there il 40 occasion 20 Transport
him to Taku. At any rate no cell was
made to the navy department for a ship
for the purpose Indicated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
FRANCE FORMALLY assENrs.
Accepts the Russian Plan 90 with
draw From Pei<In.


draw From PeiSIn.
LONDON. Sept. ii.-France has formally
adhered to the Russian proposal 70 with
draw from Pckin 20 Tien Tsin.
A representative OF the Associated Press
learns on unquestionable authority that
teegTsphic instructions were sent yester-
day from Parts and 81. Petersburg 10 81
Pichon and NJ. De Ciers. respectively tho
ministers of France and Russia az Pekin.
directing both ministers. in conjunction
vi Gems. Fry and Iiiovltz % take meas
ures 20 withdraw the legations and mill
tary contlnRents OF both countries 20
Tien Tsin. II circumstances permit.
Diplomatic circles IN London are in
clined TO believe that this step viii lead
20 similar action upon the part Of the
United States and Japan. and that while
Germany may hold out tlll Field Marshal
Count won Waldersee arrives In China she
viii ultimately acquicscc leaving Great
Britain nttle choice but 10 follow suit.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
FIVE THOUSAND LIVES LOST.
Mayor Jones So Estimates an His
Address ca the People.

Mayor Jones SO Estimates an His
Address 90 the People.
Houston. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE Post cor
respondent was instructed 10 forward the
following address TO the people Of the
United States:
Galveston. Tex. Sept. ii.--It is my opin-
lon. hased On personal Information. that
hve thousand people have lost their lives
here. approximately one-third OF tho res
iience portion Of the city has been swept
away. There are several thousand people
who are homeless and destitute. How
many. there is no way OF finding out.
Arrangements are being made TO have
tho women and children sent 10 Hous-
ton and other places. but the means OF
transportation are limited. Thousands are
SIN 20 be cared for here. We appeal to
you for immediate aid.
(signed) Walter c. Jones.
Mr. Jones is mayor Of Galveston.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
FLED WHEN UNDER FIRE.
Native soldiers wouId Not stand ne
fore the AshanfIs.

Kumassi. Sept ii.-News has been re-
ceived here that a body OF 1000 natives
ievies under Capt Banson attacked Ojesu.
the famous Fetch town ten miles east Of
KumasE Aug. r. instead of waiting 20 CO
operate as ordered with lieut. Col.
Brakes column. consisting OF the Central
African Regiment. which destroyed Oiesu
Aug 81. A. soon as they were under IRE
the lcvics turned and hed. Capt. Benson.
VINO had only one white man with him.
is reported 20 have shot himself iu order
to avoid falling IN the hands OF the
Ashautla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
WELCOME TO SPANISH CONSUL.
Fernandina Turns Out a Brass Bans
for sIgnor Carrie.

Feruandina. Fla. Sept. ii.-ouite
dcmonstration occurred here to-day upon
the arrival of the Brunswick boat. the
occasion being the home coming. after a
three months solourn IN his native land.
OF the spanish CONSUL signor 5. Carrie.
A large delegation OF prominent citl-
zens headed By Acting Mayor Jeffreys.
and escorted By a brass hand. playing ma
tional airs. met him at the wharf. and
Eaily decorated carriages conveyed tho
party 60 the family residence. where im-
promptu reciprocal felieiues were ex-
changed. one OF the most conspicuous
features was that OF tho bands playing
the Spanish national air. while the boat
was yet IN the harbor. but immediately
str.a.ng up America as soon as sisnor
Carlo touched his foot on shore signor
Carrie has cndeared himself 10 the people.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12

Reported the Empress Il Being Pur-
sued by Japanese.

Copyright 1870. The Associated Press.
Tien Tsin. Sept 3. via Nagasaki. Sept.
iO-The Americans and British are con-
sidering the feasibility OF transferring
their winter supply base from Tong-Ku
10 a point near Shan-Tai- -Kwang on the
Gulf II Lao Ting. which is free of ice
and is also a railway terminus. The chief
dinlcuty IN the way OF the project is the
lack OF troops 20 guard the railway.
The latest reports received here from
Pekin say that the Empress Dowager r.
IN the province OF Shan 81 and that the
Japanese are pursuing her,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
TWO FIGHTS N FAIRFIELD.
one Man f. Dead aud Another NOR
tally wounded.

Charleston. s. C.. Sept ii.-one man
dead ami another mortaily wounded. n
Fairneid county's record for to-day's pd-
mary election. The murder occurred az
Feasiersiile. in what II generally called
the Dark corner" Of the county. John
son Cameron shot and killed II. a. Stew
snson IN an election row.
The other shooting anray was AZ Blythe
who'd IN the sand II y. where Ed Braze-
s.eM ~aa shot In the leg. some say BY
his own father. others say BY John
Campbell The leE was amputated ana
Brazeweis condition - critical.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12

she May Seek n Loan of s25.0O0.ooO
Ca $4,000. 600.

New York. Sent. u.--It became known
to-day that a representative OF the Ger
man governmeret had canvsssed the local
financial ne.d with a view 90 aseertaining
whether or not q would be feasible 20
The amount of the proposed loan n va
riously estimated at from 100000 to
ego.oooooo marks. or from t250co,ooo 70 s50.-
eso.0oo.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
JAcKsoNvILLE's POPULATION.
Census Gives ~ 2s.4z8. an Increase
OF 0s.2s Per Cent.

Washington. sept.s 1.-THE population
OF the city OF jacksonville. Fla. In 1900.
as officially announced to-day. Is - s.Aea. In
1890 II was II .20i.
These figures show Tor the city. as a
whole, an increase in population OF H.
- or eSs per cent from 1890 to 1900.
The population In 1850 was 7.e0 show
ing an Increase OF s.ssi. or i2lG per cent.
from 1850 20 1890
The population By wards in 1890 IL ae
follows; ward 1. 1919. Ward g 4.GB:
Ward ,. 3.oss: Ward T. so07: Ward 8.
2.2ss ward s. s.U2. ward Z. also. Ward
s. L2U; Ward ?. i.ssi
The population Of Lexington KY. Is
9s.sis as against 2i.ss7 In 1880, This Is
an Increase OF f.s02. or g.g7 per cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
Baby Killed by n BuI,,,o~.

Louisville, KY. sept 1.-THE s-nonths-
old baby OF Orlando johnson was killed
az worthinEton ny bull dcg. which bur-
led its teeth IN the infant'e face and
head. The baby fell from its mothers
arms. when the dog spfang az Mrs. john
son and the dog attacked II. The baby
was killed before its mothers sycs By the
brute.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12

Many spinners May Be Unable 60 Ne
gin nefore Noxrmher.

Many spinners May Be Unable 60 Be-
Rin Before November.
Manchester, Sept. il-All kinds Of esii-
mates varying from 10000 TO 100000
bales are formed Of the loss through the
Galveston hurricane.
Prices are now 80 high that business is
almost at a standsuil. Al no time IN
twenty year shave rates been 20 high.
A topic Of continued discussion on the
exchange r. the possibility OF adopting
some common line Of action for the who =
trade. hut thus for no feasible policy has
been suggested
II IL beginning 20 be feared that many
spinncrs viii b. unable TO start again be-
fore November. Cny half a dozen nrms
have stocks large enough to keep them
eoing until the arrival Of the new crop.
Three spinners. however. have quite large
stocks. one being IN a position 60 realize
a proht of a per bale. u willing 10 sell
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
MINISTER WI HEARD FRoM.
says Morrisssfs'= Attack Is an Uag1sti-
aabIe Libel.

Washington. Sept. ii.-Mr. wu. the Chi
nese minister, In reply 20 the insinuations
OF Dr. Morrison. the London Times ccrre-
spondent az Pekiu. declares that the edicts
presented By him 10 the state department
have not been proven false. and that DR.
Morrisons dispatch ~ an "unJustihabie
libel"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12

Taku. SEPT 9. via shanshsi.--The ex-
pedliion Of Pso Ting Fu will leave on
Friday. I, 10 made up a. follows;
British. two regiments OF cavalry, a
battery OF horse artillery ana 800 infan-
try. italians. 100; japanese. 800; Rus
SLAMS. 900. and American. 800. in all 1000
men.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
ALMOST A CONFLICT.
Americans and French said to Have
Had n Dispute.

London. Sept. IA special dispatch
from Shanghai sives a report that the
Americans ard French nearly came into
confic, in Pekin because the former had
insisted upon entering the palace before
the formal entrance Of the imperial troops.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
EMPRESS nEPonrED TAKEN.

she "a said go Have Beea Captured
by Russians at Johoi.
London. Sept IA dispatch 20 news
agency from Nagasaki. japan. says It is
reported there that the Dowsger Empress
OF China has been captured by the Rus
sians az Johol (D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
II HUNG CHANGES DILEMMA.
In Dombt About rrEinR Return of che
Court 90 pekIn.

Court 60 Pekin.
London. Sept. 1.-THE Shanghai corre-
spondent OF the Times. wiring Sept. o.
says.
"The Chinese minister IN s.. Petersburg
has teiegraphed II Hung Chang that the
proposal to evaeuate Pekin supposes that
sufioient assurances vii be given OF the
ro.aiion OF the imperial cocrs to the cap
ital al once. A later message urges Earl
II 20 endsavor earnestly 10 bring the
Powers 70 sgree 20 evacuation since, n
Russia is Obliged to reconsider her de-
oIslou a loss OF prestige is inevitable. IL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-12
now TT WENT IN CHARLESTON.
wcsweeney and sloan Given Good
Majorities There.

here to-day was very quiet. but the vote
polled was an unusually large one for =
second race vote. AZ this hour, with all
the city boxea In. the results are as fol-
lows:
FOR Govenor-Mcsweene 2oi9; Hoyt
SIS.
For Lieutenant Governor-Sioan. 2.zai;
Tillman. i.45L
For Railroad Wharton.
2.C7l: Evans. i.ST.
In the county race Vaughan was elect-
"a coroner over Perrine by 1901 votes.
There ere seven county boxes atili 20 be
heard from. but these. will not materially
change any OF the results given.