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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
OMAHA MINISTER KILLED.

st. Louis. Mo-, June 5.-Rev w. Mar
shall. OF Omaha, died as the result of a
fall from Missouri Pacific train at kirk.
wood. near this city, last night.
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FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
40 Tote on Proposition,
to Purchase Waterwnrka.

Muscatine, Ia, June AT the re-
quest of the city council the water
company has made proposition to
sell tothe city for 100000. 1t will be
submitted to vote of the people.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Nominated for Co.u.c..

Nominated for Congress.
Dayton, O., June 5.-U. r. Buckley.
was nominated for congress by the
democrats Of the Third congressional
aistvi:t at Hamilton.
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Fntnlly Hurt Inv n Trnin

Waterloo, Ia. June 6.--Daniel Kohl,
IN aged man, was struck by a trlaf
1t a crossing in this city yesterday
lnd'faFllly injured.
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IIor..s Kjllcd Inv Li.l,,n;n.

ny
Ireton, Ia, June 6.-During a severe
torn two valuable horses of Z. Par
Us were killed by lightning. The
iorses were standing in the barn and
sothing else was injured.
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JOY IN ENGLAND.
Wild Demonstrations When Pre-.
toria's lNall Was Announced,

London, June Sat 2 o'clock this
afternoon, almost eight months after
the declaration of war. Roberts en-
tered Pretoria. While the comman-
der-in-chief of the greatest army
Great Britain ever put in the field
was fulfilling the promise he made to
the guards at Bloemfontein, to lead
them into the capital of the Trans
vaal, England was celebrating the
event with wild enthusiasm. Through
out the length and breadth of the
country the news spread like wildfire
Based on the recollection of recent
European wars, when the occupation
of the enemy's capital signified the
end of hostiities, Roberts terse tele-
gram was universally taken to mean
the practical finish of the war which
has tried Great Rritain's military
forces as they were never tried be-
fore. In London, the mansion house
and war office almost instantaneously
became centers for jnbilant throngs.
Flags again appeared as if by magic
and traffic had to be diverted through
other streets. Hatlcss and coatlcss
men and boys ran through city alleys
to see for themselves the bulletins
announcing the good news and stay
ing to join in the thunder of cheers
or add their voices to the joyfu:
throngs singing God Save the
Queen" Hats were hoisted from
thousands of heads and waved in eN-
ultant hands. Old men on top of
omnibusses and aldermen from win
dows of the mansion house cncour-
aged the crowds to still further eff
forts.
Announcement Unexpected.
The premature report of the fall of
the Boer stronghold did not seem to
have taken the edge off totlay's cele-
bration. Roberts Six Mile spruit dis
patch was hardly printed by the EEK
tras' before the union jack of the wan
office was hauled up the flagstaff and
the brief message was passed from
mouth to mouth, pretoria is occu-
pied" Those who had had chance
to read Roberts account of the resist
ance encountered yesterday were that
moment commenting on the probabil.
| ity of a fierce fight before the city
was occupied and were wondering al
the Beers capability to make such q
determined stand when Pretoria was
hemmed in on all sides. The pressure
of French north of the Bocr capita
came as a surprise and explained the
commander-in-chiefs retriever anent
the position of the energetic cavalr.
leader. 1t is evident that Roberts de
layed attacking until all his column
was ready to cooperate, but ever
when Roberts wired last night tina,
this was accomplished there seemed &
possibility of sontt' fighting, SO wher
the next momentoJ}S s1tlispaMA wa.
f'given out it came as f'I Surprise,
~Judging from Roberts, pifraaseolog,
the occupation of Pret ofAa Wars, not ac
companied by any loss of life
What happened to the. Boer forces
.rhich so insistently opposed the Brit
ish advance af.siN Mile'spruit can onl,
be surmised. But. presumably, the,
Iigot away, forthe lhescn+-at any ia tie
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MORE BLueJAckETs ARE LANDED
Dispatch to the Navy Department
Gives No Details Of the
affair.
MINISTER coNGeR IS ALARMED
Notifies the State Department THAI
the Situation Has Becomc Ex-
ccctlinsly Gravc-.-Dctaits "a
dispatch Not Given Out.

Washington, June 1.-THE secretary
of the navy has received the following
cablegram from Admiral KcmpN
commanding the United States cruis
er New York, lying at the Taku forts
at the mouth of the Pei Ho river
dated Taku, June 5:
Engagement has commenced. Have
landed force of fifty seamen more
battalion of marines. (Signed) :.
''Kempff.''
The cipher message is entirely
legible, and it is supposed at the navy
department the admiral means that
he has landed fifty seamen to rein
force the battalion of marines already
ashore.
Washington, June 1.-THE state de-
partmcnt has received n cablegram
from Minister Conger, at Picking, stat
ing that matters have taken Il mucE
more serious turn there. No details
arc given out.
Shanghai, Monday, June 4.-SThe
China Gazette says it has the highest
authority for stating that the dow
ager empress has ordered the tsung
Ii yamen to face all Europe rather
than to interfere with the Boxer
movement. Elsewhere it is asserted
that the viceroy has ordered troops tc
oppose the further landing of parties
from foreign warships and that the
troops now engaged in operations are
designed to prevent further foreign
rcinforcements from reaching Peking.
Tien Tsin, June 1.-THE representa-
tive of the Associated Press visited
lIuang Tsun today and found the sta
ton burned and two bridges damaged.
The officer commanding the Chinese
troops said 200 of his men had boltcd
and only fifty remained. These fought
we'll, killing number of Boxers. The
holting troops were badly cut up in
the adjacent broken country, and it is
stated sixty were killed and wounded.
Bands of Boxers are patrolling the
neighborhood. All Chinese railway
employees are DESERVING their posts
and the troops sent to guard stations
appear worse than useless. \ guard
of $50 sent to Fung Tai bolted at Lu
Kao Chao yesterday morning when
they heard of the trouble at Huang
Tsung.
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WILL GIVE $4,000 LIBRARY. !.

AIuscatine Required to Vote One
Mill 'NIsint cnance Tax.
Muscatine, Ia, June 7.-P. NJ. Mus
ser, a wealthy lumberman, offers to
build 100000 building for public
library if the city votes a 1 mill main.
tcnance tax.
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switc,'man Killed by Cars.
ss43bdke! va. June G.-Willis Airb;

switchman in the NorthwcyefAl
Rras; was caught, between az c1ase
Ihd.a bad order car Yesterday aftet
loon and crushed so badly about the
lips that he died few minutes after
icing taken to the surgeons office.
De leaves a family.
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Two Funerals in Ireton.

lreon, Ia, June G.-Last week oc-
Hlrrs4 he funeral of Gottlicb Hodam
Mr. flodam was one of Sioux conny's
'iontcers. having resided at the hong.
'tead for the past thirty years. Ne
sts'ss years of age and had bcclfaf
ng for some time.
Iiles funeral of Simon sWclls w
,G1dF II the NJ. f. church. The G. A. In
nM Y. II. g. took charge and an II
olyyssi*e sermon was delivered by Reg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
EEW MEXICO NOTES.


special couespoudsnco
San Pedro, Reb. IN kaufman, Of
The San Pedro Mercantile company.
spent several days Of last week Ia santa
Fe Ne returned 90 Tuesday Of this
week.
Nc. end Mra ]. r. Mclaughlin vas
surprised By party Of tbeir friends on
tuesday evening. January ~. u being
the occasion Of the ifteenth anniveruAry
Of their marriage. The program Cor ths
evening was . "Psanut Party" aud there
vas much merrlmen, during The peanut
hunt, peanut race, awarding Of prizes
and matching Of peanut shells N secure
partners for TIE remainder Of the even.
ing Refreshments we're served and the
evenings entertainment happily ended
In music furnished BY Miss McNulty,
guitar. Miss Agnes heNuliy mandolin.
and NJ. kaufman, mandolin. All Joined
IN wishing the host and hostess many
happy anniversaries They we're pre-
scented with several plsoss Of cut glass
~ appropriate gifts Tor this, tha crystal
wedding.
Miss Agnes MoNuliy returned on Fri
day 70 her home after a visit Of several
weeks with her sister. At ths hose d
Mr. aRd Mrs. James Cafuihers.
). &. Rice, Of KeniOn. ohio, arrived on
thursday Of last week 70 svead the 70.
maindeT u the winter with his daughter.
Mira. ". O sbadrach. The gentleman h
quite well.known In Albuqaerqus, hAv.
Ing spent part Of lass winter shers with
his daughter. then Miss Rice, and he
will visit ,his city during hia stay In
New Mexico. Mr.. Rice Ia prominent Ia
political and financial circles Ia his
state, having served IN its legislature
four years, and II vice president Of the
FIRST National Bank Of Kenlon, Ohio.
james Caruthers spent several days Of
last week in Albuquerque.
Under the able care Of III. W. q shAd-
rach, two OF our nelghboEa Mrs.
Camerer OF the Industrial mine, and
Mrs. Delaney. Of GOldsa, Oe5h Of whom
we're danzeriously m. hAsa fully re-
covered.
A party Ia being planned 70 take Ia the
klks mRsqaerade bail 81 Aibuquerqus
on the 18TH.
After q somewhat perilous journey
from Thornton. the new eighty horse
power boiler Tor tbs Santa Ne Gold and
Copper Mining company has arrived. and
has been sel In place beside the 0ne pur-
chased few months ago II the boiler
house below town
Last week " l., frimble's hauled 10
10 the mine two air receivers and several
loads Of tram cars.
This new engine house and tram ter
minal ri the Hickman shaft OF the cop
per milne IL about completed.
A large boistiDg engine. purchased Of
LidgerwoOd Co. Chicago, IL being placed
upon it, bed, and ~ soon a. possible the
shaft will be lifted with u cage TO take
the plAce Of buckets now being used.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

SOeOrrO, Feb. Ban WELLER spent
Thursday in sOsorFo huslling for Gross.
Blackwell 4 Co. He departed for Silver
City Friday morning.
y. Marcus returned FRIDAY from Mag
daiena, where he spent seek In the 10.
terest Of Friee Bros.
Mr. and MTs. 3;aiSs sierra aud little
daughter arrived here yesterday Mrs.
stern Will spend few weeks visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Price. while ar. Stern will
continue asst 10 lag la a stock OF spring
and summer goods toF bis Aibuqutfqus
establishment.
A large crowd Of young pe0pls went
down 10 San MareiAi 10 attend this danes
given Ia honor Of she soc0Ffo Social club.
The party went down on the afternoon
freight, which was delayed until 7.l5,
aud returned GA ths noEta bound passsn-
ger They ali reported q very snioyabis
time and pronounced the aan MAreial
people excellent hosts.
The neat dance OF The SocoFFo Social
club will BE- given on next Friday VI
Garcia opera house. new feature Tor
3oooFTo will be- cake walk, which will
BE- given ~ 1880 that evening. A good
time Il anticipated.
"Mf. Plaster Of Paris" IL billed 70 ap-
pear here tomorrow night, and a. shows
are few IN thia town q large crowd Il ~.
peetod. r. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Algodones, Feb. 4.--RATmers hers will
commence tomorrow 10 work on their
iTrigating ditch. 40 ~ 70 be ready for
planting their wheat. which h usually
done towards the last OF this month.
There Ia large fOrcs Of men at work
on the Santa Ana Indian reservation. OK.
caVailng tor the big canal and dirt IL
dying right lively.
The Shut Improvement. company IA
about done on thu San Eelipe indian res.
eryatlon, and will commence this week
working between the two reservations
II now Looks ~ II The canal will be ready
for use a. far south ~ AiAmeda BY the
tiTst o. April
There was dance here last night 20
celebrate the engagement OF BOnliaelo
GuiieFTes, who was school tsa0hsF Il
Atrisoo. and Andrea AFchlbequs, Of chs
place. The prospective bride Ia the Ae-
knowledged belle OF Algodonaa
w. n. Jenne II here, and has charge OF
the work At the head Of the canal pre-.
pairing thu dam iOT the uss Of thu canal.
We Ia the right man In the rich. place.
and thoroughly understands his bus.
lDess. linn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
PIotnrea Id ILleetaIoltr.

The photography OF lightning "a
sciences latest achievement. These are
called electric photographs, and are
considered OF great value IA thu future
knowledge OF electricity. IL Is we'll
known that person struck by lightning
bears all impression resembling q tree.
The eleetograph hRa proved that this IL
because lightning itself has q tree-lika
shape, which always leaves @ vivid Inn
preston wherever II strikes. In this
respect u 10 similar 20 the famous medi-
leine, Hostetter'e Stomach Bltters, which
also leaves IL impression OF health
upon every one who uses Il. The great
specific IL for all stomach ills, sue h ~
dyapepsis, constipation, blliOupneas. ma
laria, kidney trouble and AL ailments
which arise from impaired digestion. IL
will not offend tbs weakest stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
DISTRICT oOURT.
Long Last OF Oasos Filled with the Dis
triet Clerk

long I..st OF Oasos Filled with the Di..
trie, CLERK.
Suit was died this morning In the dis
lriet court In the case OF James Y. Den.
ison and John A Lee W. Mary |. Riiz-
gerald et al. fos foreclosure OF q certain
trust deed on the northeast quarter Of
section %. town 10, north OF range 3
EAST, New Mexico principal meridian In
Bernailllo county,
GregOEla A, dc Baea Va. Jose Dc Baca,
ait FOE divorce on ground Of abandon
ment,
salt OF ". W, Mcclellan W. Layslle, 10
recover the sum OF $3.50 on u prOmissOry
note, aud upon this Plaintiffs affidavit 10
the effect that the defendant IL a non.
resident and writ OF attachment wae
issued.
Suit has been instituted by Grace John
son against her husband, John n. John.
son, Tor absOlste divorce. Mrs. johnson
alleges non-suppoTt and deseFtlon in the
bill OF complaint.
Papers have been died IN the district
clerks Office In the case OF Fred g, Ward
vs. George O. Gainsley Il Co., suit In al.
tachment
Winfield 8. LockhArt W. Harry y.
I4oekharii suit Tor divorce on grounds Of
abandonment.
suits have been entered by Mary
Finch, administrative, against Fred. A.
BletcheT. Henry BletCher and J. W. Car.
penter on 0pen accounts,
Judgment was confessed In the case OF
o. W Strong Va. l.. A. dudley In this sum
OF slss.
la the case OF the Crown Point MInlng
Company Va. J, d, Snyder, Judgment was
entered 10 the sum OF 1886,
wrils Of injunction In tas case Of J.. L.
Bell Vs. J. n. BrOyles, enjolning collee-
IiOn OF certain judgments.
In the matter OF Cecsiis Reitz II al.
by their guardian, Joseph j. Fox, an or
der was entered empowering Thomas 81.
ilinch, special MASTER, 70 sell lot 20. In
block 81. and lots r. 10 and Il, In block
AZ, In the town OF Gallup.
In the case OF The Territory OF New
Mexico w. Persons, Real ESTATE and
Property Described In the Delinquent
Tax List, En order was entered dismiss
ing the cause as 10 texes assessed against
lgnacio ChayeE's land grant foF the years
from 1859 10 1855. amonnilng 10 shout
e2b 900. on the ground that the gran
during that time was an uncOn1rmed,
imperfect land claim, not selected BY the
owner and not surveyed By the United
5lates. Kdgene Fisk represents the
grant people.
The oSse Of George g. brown Va. New
AeEieo Savings Bank aud Trust com.
paDy. on petition OF receiver She indebt.
edneaa OF Robert 3, dOss and Julia p.
6Oss was COMPROMISED for tiOO.
In the oAse OF the United States w..
Pedro Torres and Manuel RameriE,
charged with contempt at Che pFelimln-
arg hearing, the court bound them over
10 the nrat day OF the neEt regular term.
lhese were witnesses subp5enaed In the
ease OF Red Pipkin, charged with train
robbery, and after beiag brought 70 the
county scat, myatefloualy disappeared
while the grand jury was Ia session
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

Frank Caldwell. advance representa-.
tive OF Madame Sealehi, returned 20 the
city this morning after a visit 10 the
principal cities OF Old MexlcO. He was
accompanied on his southern trip By
Charles n. hlggs, who will also return Ia
few days. Mr.. Caldwell Il much
pleased with his Mexican seuF, and said,
that In hls Zen years OF experience on
the road, he has never met = man who
possessed the ability f0F handling q big
attraction ~ was shown by Nc, Riggs.
The trip was \ success from beginning
20 end from a financial and social stand
point. and u n reported that NJ. Riggs
formed She acquaintance and won the
friendship OF ali, from President DinE
down 10 Che bull lighters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
mEARISo EKxr WEEK.

WHISTLER or Not the sale Of the Opera
House WILL Hs CoBarmed,
The local attorneys and others directly
interested Ia the opera house muGdle are
manlfeating great deal OF anxiety re-
gafdlng the sale OF the theateT building
on the hFst OF the present month 10 Otto
Deiekmann for $500. There are several
interesting points In the case and from
present Indications no one appears 10 be
able 20 master tho situation, and not an
tll after the hearing, which Ia 10 BE- held
next week before Judge Crnmpaeker,
will anyone know Iast exactly whefe he
Ia. II was generally understood that,
until the sale OF February 1, George
heher had IN hts possession receipts In
full for all the Judgments. including
costs, attorneys ana other fees dseTaed,
OF this Judge Crawford WAS informed on
January 80, anc notified not 10 sell the
property, 70 which he, az that tins. a..
scented. The portion OF the dceree auth.
oTizing the master 10 sell Il ~ follows:
II IL further considered, ordered. ad.
judged and docFeef BY the ccurt that the
said liens OF tbs said claimants be- aud
the same hereby Ara fOreelOaed, aud that
unless the said defendant, frank Z. Me-
Clure, or some other person Ia his behalf.
shall pay OF cause 10 be- paid the several
amounts herein deeFeed, together with
all interest which shall haye accFaed
thereon and ali attorneys and other fees
aud costs herein deeresd on or before the
Ola; day Of January, 1900, the property
above described and oil Of the right, TITLE
and interest Of the defendants therein b.
sold at the front door OF the court house
In the county OF BernallllO, aforesaid,
Tor the satisfaction OF tbs said indebted
neae.
II IL now learned that few moments
before tha sale took place Judge CFaW.
ford examined the records aud found
none OF the liens had been satisfied and
no entry had teen made which would
show that he wss not instlnable ia sell
ing tbs property.
Il Is expected Judge Crumpacker and
the attorneys will retern from Santa ~
pext Wednesday and the case will be
heard on Thursday OF Friday. when the
Judge will hand down his decision 70.
QRrdina the aale.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10
rErIrloS rHE ooasIssroSEas.
A Cammunioation sisusd by Nearly 900
gfffrrra ~ Hand

A Cemmuaioatioa siaasd BY Nearly 800
Ciiirena of Hand.
A number OF property owners aud cltl-
zens o. Bland are IN the city to-day and
have IN thnlT pOsaeasion . petition which
contains the names OF about 900 people
OF that town. The psliiion was pre-.
scented to the board OF county commits
aioueFa. u reads NJ follows;
We, The undersigned residents aud
property owners % the city % Bland, N.
NJ, being informed OF the action OF your
board IN granting 70 certain individuals
Of this community an exclusive fran.
chise' foT the construction OF a water
system Tor She town ot Bland. hereby
register our protest NJ such action, ~ Il
prevents the operation 0f equal rights;
and further, that certain permit pre-
vioOsly sigued WAS not Intended for use
In securing said or any other franchise.
Nov, therefore, We pray and petition
that the action OF this board In the Ia.
stance above cited be rsscinded and made
Of no effect, aud that no exclusive fran.
chlse b. granted, nor any other franchise
without hrst specifying reasonable tlme
limit Tor such construction, and stating
reasonable conditions for the ample pro
lection OF consumers.
AZ their last regular meeting IN Janu-
AIRY the county commissioners passed and
granted certain resolutions tor a fran.
chise for n system Of water works In
Bland, and from ell appearances IL was
not very fayOrably received BY the resi-.
dents OF that place. Il II expected the
commissioners will take some action on
the petition at their next meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

A special services WAS held In tbs Con.
gregationai church Last evening. con.
duo1ed BY the Christian kndaAyoF society
tocommemOrals the birthday Of Christian
RndeavOr movement A special prOgsam
was rendered, consisting Of several short
talks and papers upon the dlfleFont
phases Of the forward movements In the
Christian kndeav0T organization.
The growth Of this movement has been
phell0menal, the nsui society being or.
RAni5sd By Rev. Frances N. CLARK. Ia his
church a. Willisi0n, Maine, In 1881. ana
nov thofe are societies 70 BE- found Ia
nsarly every county and island Ia the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

The sunhowsF has lately come into OK.
traordinary prominence. . valuable al.
kRlyid laGtiye pgineipall II ObtalE.ad from
a hybrid variety by 4 speciai process
and IN causing great interest 20 the
medical profession. II has powerful
influence upon the blood, First tested
Ia malaria, ehills we're promptly aud
permanently Ah0Tted, Tested a. pro-
phylactio preventing dlseasel IL was
proven that no germ disease could get a
f00thOld where Immune Tabiaas we're
occasionally used. Right subjects after
taking them we're in0ceulated with con.
dnent smallpox acabs aud eAchped infec.
ton. Long standing malignant blood
diseases. and eyeE cancer, has yielded 10
this new preparation. Tha Immune
Tablet Co, Washington, d g., have soils
oont9Ol OF thia drug, and are forming q
stock company for the dissemination Of
Immune Tablets, Auntloweg Chill Cap
anies. and other preparations all over the
country. Shares (t35) can b. secured
now u ground fl0or" advantage. Profits
cannot BE- estimated. but will be excep-
tl0naliy large, ~ this product II without
a rival In pharmacy They want stock
holders who will waseh tEeir Interests la
different sections 0f the couhtfy liable
70 outbreaks OF smallpox, yellow and 9th
or contagious fevers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

In She case OF j. C. Baldredge 81 a.. W.
+. z. MeClafe. kno an also ~ the ODera
house case. A. j. Crawford, special mas.
ter. has died his report OF this case, tina.
the sale TOOK place ~ advertised. and
that the property Was BID IN BY Olto
Dleckmann for ~ 100. he being the high
eat bidder, and paid the money into She
register % the court. he further recon-.
menda that the sale be confirmed and
that he BE- authorized 70 make . good and
sufficient deed therefor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-10

There h red hot controversy going on
between B 3. ROdsy. Of this city, and
Hugo seaberg, Of Springer n. A.. the
former arguing for atetshoOd aud the
latter against u. Il would b interest.
Ing n she gentlemen would consent 70
tiscusa tina matter before the public
rAthsF than BY private correspondence.
However n an enabling acl passes con.
Ereas, ths public may have an ODp0f
iunity Of hsafing both Of the gsntlsmsn
On the stump during she campaign Cor
the ratification q eur constitution.