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PERTINENT pERNHNALS.

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laughter lu thr NHmnai rtv NJ th
Daughters ii tlr ARpff I,oIiNt.
Mrs AuWp hnign tirs.r -raspfet
thc Conrad Nr--f CHsu ui ~yu
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.liisrd lH tIr Wa urtc a#t #ltfHa
ap early agc 81 Y gcar- a- drmntHer
hoy d thr ~Ntl Irun uia
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he ha- 9H nGen -as3t.rla ula-C
Na5uur Rau Nri tai aa-
niost vordrtI takag r, III eff
tNtN and vas sataei 4 500 He liHt
i Winch e para tor IHu II SaN lU6
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lent 81 the Nlathrr. C,ng,r-- ufg
ucuHr t.at ul
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4 rrrHr ah., RECORD ha lcun uada
for tap oxford HHl.s England. ly i
Shcfloot WA9 went AROUND N Gi
tro,es witch Il claimed ly an 1nc
Ilsh solf critic 70 BY llio lorost record
IN tlP wo,M for IS holes. The card
showed eiei threcs and ten fours.
really remarkable, oven on the easiest
kind OF course.
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NAlnnRNIA.
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yania i;allr0ad,

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lt a4ed tu & sFetia rt'HalN
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dat -IHy eu uI
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de=Wiu. JUUWtn Ct,
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seven sors
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keau t4 rrlN
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to aaml noa
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coQ raa
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bi.l po.its over WIS, hut. ~ ! sad br
fore. always pleased folks. "-AeW
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ltFlAN AHf DIVISION.
tHt > IS tx @. d, u. 2.a4, l.27
r0i ap tset jay-
taf i%a. ar ~ p. m,,week
h.r
tr ray., Harrington and nellnar,
au N.ba aad l2.il 2.
oul II ~.
ue ni Way stations, 2.35
H0 tlyr
aHe Chares, Old Point
<,tk .l.Uia. m, week
III a{Iuelt
ha#h NaNE BROAD STREET STA
I1h PHILADELPHIA,
i1k .liE WEST.
nA w aah it4ha,e Chicago, Gin
n enr re anl ~. louis
aa3, fur lhusburg and CHI
rmrtt~f1 Piushurg.) Linz
ua aaa rtrlnr Cars.
y lIni,rd,n PittsbnrC
9a C'ctrtud lnrdo, Cincin.
a s.. I.uuis. tDin.
ay, ritsbarg, and Cleye-
Ia al da'ly r,t.sburg, Chicago
a ale eiA tanciuuatjl iudianapo
inm- Ginning CaE
n. l%s, Plrtshnre ana Cleago'
eXcrr, Saturdag.
na5. Ptts ure, Cincinnati
eetsr3 aud s. Louis
daHs Tu-tulg ana Ghlcae'i \
tatl ~ hunxyip, via S'enaneo'',
Ntir Route, ior Cleveland, eSeaiA
~tItatt
Congressional Limited Egpi
4I 4 innlt PatH care and Nmlf
ta NnestM ihft othf 'han the ps''''
oiMY p..i1v
l-alcd Express, Vcfubule Parloii
p etibur l'a--rnger CnAcheH any
tre tai Nrxlia fare. .-r,,.
r6e Wilmington 1Ianstcr GoiuPanS
,tN $50 uf end check baggage ''''
Eltt. a0G sldrncrH. ,e
tuI nrrtri iniorn anon, papsf ns''r
81. fcirrrT tpthe tick agent q ''''
B it'TCH. ESON, J. r. Wonp,
Gen. ManaRer. den' rSss'
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lfd iIn -0antH, Il r rttt ui aItIy
,s.ute " luiustuu
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e, Enay hta Il. u6, daily,
NV 9J.c0a- Aiken, Aipni-
n lHnf0 7 F M6, daily,
,"- ~ NeN Orran, Memphis, EaiA-
fur ., ls.p q and iia, rprlugs
Atf,Hc ra-t lilc II l3 D. nj,
tn .trl'tt tot i.al .r-tnh, .lAckson-
I ms -rrprr- IL Eichmond and
AaA
i~ #.D-r q Gl.c Railway, Sll p.
illas aud sIesptra 10
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t r ra-" 'fBItba.
cn ra u{ tc u4 llsfLe
CN5IgtGpEE
fGtEk i CHENEY.
~YugH tH Hasrr M aad subscribed ~
Hr f W ELiid.y o Dccvubyr,
W GlIAsON.
Aull lamlcs
l ia Ca ra5au intrrnal
@ lJrl,y ettle b.ad sua
tt Hr 5Hta sral tnl
ii EfY SO. Toledo, q
~o5d HtH s0-fs ,5c
ila taga ple Ncthe hcst.
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tae uaE p, a.ut
Il. ah. o. Na4iNe
firn.gl i'n' t.e@ 1.ia,au Wllio5
s sail 1 r ia Il members tia
ahdll H4 nee~H t iarma rtiao
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doa3 His a,m-c w. ana ot
the Da gs. sA wAeh aaI her t,i#z
uf'c I'd ll5 Lrcn II Atl atic Ctg
for III. health until d frw weeks ago,
when he was brought to tl.i3 city because
Of BIS eniecblGd condition.
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WIS EMS.

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ehot at ,to,bcr-in-Inw. IL Nifr.

Eai6efI ian
soa .r f, aa. l
of Sa.a, Ear
NE nF 4tg aYU rr
fatally Jlaa
shooting IIaya Ia M
HaJu"s, who Su .H q tg0 urd five
year oIda aaa nHa s @
wci r. dn ui prCMnea ri lllal.
WE RI lt I.lus ni .s-tn a.4
far s1me tme bo ana his wife had been
living apart Yesterday afternoon ha
went to Mrs Aibclts house, whcle L!s
wife was living, ana after a quarrel com
menced u shoot Haynes blamed lis
mother-in-law for the separation.
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I.hr little Minister
.{ l0Ci< FRS
THEATRE
ir Ten olor,
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ITALY DEMANDS REDRESS
Wants Punishment for lAncherS
Il. Italians Ill lallulah.
Louisiana.
No1T riGG lA NnfNN.1l
lhe ilair inilrl estate N1tlci
aui ana rs ttlei ntti
ep.ctd 1911 tla- i'ern
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TIILtlEImIlA WHMINGlUNAND

! t' llAltlsIa alalilA " iIsAll4Att EA'.N AM
blL3lNpBl T.
s8am IN H.H n mNar ll 1850.
V.nufgtnf b. follows:
hn rN.irss ~, S U2,
.ai $50 sih q35,
llal ~ ~, u i5 a.
E, ,un alis l5s 5.0i,
N 3 1905 and GAG
rnodaiion alo 7lo s.l4 u .oa
u .2 lhA g..E ana lnl3
CNcio lrvn 5I 42o, Gn,
N tu s.. itt12, ll.25, ll.3-,
u @I 800 = 5s, 607, 6.57
aion Gja t0 s1i,tt03
a , 400 80 b.aOand
t Nart Cthroupt cSpress) 1.5-,
tH sa llfHn. ful5, x al lN ~, III ij
J1Hs taD " Dining
te7 'a-u {luiHF Carl, G23
tu . connecting Va ilHal
let Ht iEiash ri#a, $40 $3.50,
A.@ 9ri lNa. H ~ aO
l-ia 50i G61, 123, le
H
@ - without cLange, lo.l2a.
tn
enter ana intermediate
er n AID q 3G z III
5a fr all Washington 43h, $40
tU fd lgH r l2O5. X III
u 70 a23 '6 l0 . -, Ge5,
H a ltj night.
tGs u intermediate stations
a. p l2OO niRbt.
M rlilaa.IllR, rraad street for
pMu 3.a0 a0, t.l5,
ll u.i 2i6
ta iul ltl aOs a."i,
a0 65I, a3l, iilN, NO
n.et.
oa..l. o.ai, 7@0. al2, 1886
iui, 4 Fl, 5.4l 60.
@ r. NJ.
flG TEllNs
t pAa teSprssl, ~ &,o2,
Haa l0a l.ij d m.;
o l5s Gu1, t0h, and 3.ln
dti0n II o25a. ~; I..il
2u1 tu anl 80 Is. u
Nr-t 57, $40, -,
n 8a1 i.ao, /
u mudauou. 7.l0.s.35a a.; 1911,
iH 21 n aad ~ y p. u.
M htk thrueh eXprefs)
2u3 Ha ung ar 955, &,
Iauipa C.Ij, ~
au.ua Sam, .23 80 n.
b ad Stuct Ntatinn
LII n q M, l31,
,Ud 10 iS + FL,
du-r, p ps
u l#Nau t e3,
l3, 5U $50, ~,
y. u., ana Lo5
srd uteru.lig,e stations
~ rrgLt
i li,.,a lia, Bfnad street sta
.iou .ircssl B n
m., ll3 3.l2, ~
hU il s.S5, tl.If, l2N
ufeNt
aat 1925 a. nn
a#tl 10 ~ q. M
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ticri

u aa e M taap lc
d l lc ann alou a Gh lbe.c
Gnre hp radlpdd terminals in the city
I'D waeu tie Bottom postatice t1Ok ui a
inel in the old -tatcAoUsc.
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snd ntrur.lirle stalions

itlAs4tIa, Braad street sta
uou ,mcssl 8. 10
S m.; l@lS 3.l2 ID
hU iyl S.S5, ilIt, II ~
uf-It
"t ~ aid 20 2. iat4
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nlY TRAINS

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aaa, laa ll.4ja. NIL;
lt1 tQt t0h and 3.ln
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25
PERSONALS.

P Gray = physician Of Eusnshsrs. Is =, the
HEfifr.
William Brown. minister o, North bend. Is a,
the DiNer
o. n. Jones, real estate dealer Il Portland. /,
AZ The HIrmfvlcs
A =. ussrss = business nan o, Spokane "a AZ
the bsirisr-gtand
cart y nieadi a marsnr Insurance inrpscter a
Pert Townsend, "a q the stsxens
John GRAY. = aerthaut = RsE LAKE. IA AZ the
airtrns Nj Sfar f. aseomranieA b bic wife
Col u y. teuElnt. the we'll snewn rlsrs ~ ia
hTunssies. has tttafnsa fFaFn a short taes,jor
sF*at a. sqilaa Apoinfs.
Frautifn Wails-s. raritsiis, - New Yars = m
TIE city ME- Wallace. accompanied ~ hia zjfc
Is making 'u1r = fhe Psrifc states
Morsau MafEaus. suuefiutsuaeuf = TIRE ruark
hiauop1 coal mincs. O. a. tie pslisr q Nor
Esns, aia son. accompanies higi
Chsflsr v farsid. cwber q ~ MrDoasa tso-k
has tfrtfta fr01a bis hgmr tu DakiauA Csi ans 4
20 IRE Nstift Mr. MrpoHsM wsa Is arrsrrr.anisf
n ~ rtif so rrsutiH 10 the cttg 80 Esak aftsF
h4s rf-ses1 Efwt4ts hrse
Hs ara Nh n Hsts = r1-;as- = Prss-is
MRuifgta. ARE st thf Eg'lcf Nj hpd Mrs Nigte
s.t uakirE t0sT ~ fha Nn--huasf ~ rfses~-s
ava exgear 90 gpe1A uaasir tsa saau,hs IA ne
rtr e tie coast Thtg All ~ ia seattle seytfal
days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25
E. Y. GRASETT DISCHARGED.
Was Charged with R~ceiving De-
posits when His Whnteons bank
Was lns0lvcnt.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post snteligeneer.
NEW wHATcoM Sept, 24.-E Y. Graz
sett. Of the late banking firm Of f Y. Ora
sett n CO., OF this city, was discharged
from custody today on the charge of hav~
Ing received deposits when the bank was
IN an insolvent condition. The complain
ing witness was Mrs. Mary ~ Wrestling.
who with Miss Jane Tatiock. intrusted
about $1,000 10 Gasrtt three years ago.
as they claim for Investment
They considered II a deposit AZ the
hank Grasett testified that they were
partners. The Insolvency OF the bank
practically hinged on this question. Cash
Ter Strang-uom who was called by the
prosecution testified that at the date
az deposit on which the complaint was
based the hanks convertible assets we're
about double the deposits. This left the
justice no alternative but To dismiss tho
suit
The GraSett bank was absorbed a short
time ago by the Scandinavia n American
bank. ~ this city which paid the deposit
ors IN fun Mrs Wrestling and Miss Tat
lock received only a nominal sum that
appeared on the books as a deposit. and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25

NfFrsa} tnsrstrh ts the pass- fwsf arrervr
OLYMPIA ser1 1t-Ths failaWfnr aTfirtse q In.
easparfti1u taTe heu Sled vHh ths seresafy Z
stefr s.Hrf September 81
Postan asa sf.s sane Mia,us Company. q ssaaAzs
-rTlsaI g. ,u nc
Vest M.as aaa Miains CasesnF n sssi,ls-
Csrltat slse so
$50 80
csassdsr Mer-aailr Cemaauy = ssoksns Cap
Fst 81 Ea
>zlmaa CrJss Tx Driv.rs saa iEpsstsr.s.t Csr.-
Ta~v. . NFrr- CarHal 30
sAlreu C1esa Boem ComasnT. q Maaor-Capi,sI
ueo
B-i CAaurs 1aias Company. Of seAttis-cap.sal.
S. 80 so
iaAr rssian cgsper Company. n spossne-s,ap
IA 500 sc
What "a toraty AsrisaltuFAi Assoeia.san. = New
tafrrua ar3taf. So no
Naighes Msai Market Company. q North YskiEA
-EaptiAi ssaa1
CsstAae-ts & l&eFSass Il oas4s.l sssss & Il. So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-25
DESERVES 1T.
Remarkable Success Of a New Treat
ment for plies.

For many years II has been supposed
that the only absolutely sure cure for
piles was by surgical operation, but the
danger TO life and the pain and expense
suffer for years rather than submit to
this last resort: or they seek the tenn
porary, relief In the many remedies
bies salyes. ointments and similar simple
remedies which give only slight and very
temporary relief.
and harmless, but which affords immedi-
ate relief and In many cases a complete
cure In very short time, Is sold by
druggists under the name OF Pyramid
1t is in supposifory form. used at night.
and its regular use has cured thousands
Of obstinate. long standing cases. and II
seems to be equally effective In all the
various forms OF piles. whether itching,
bleeding or protruding.
The Pyramid Pile Cure alfays the in
Illumination and intolerable itching. re-
duces the tumors, and Its stringent prop
critics cause the enlarged blood vessels
70 contract TO normal. healthy condi-
ton.
Baltimore gentleman relates his ex-
perience with the Pyramid Pile Cure in
these words.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. A.--Joe Wal
colt and Mysterious Billy Smith fought
at the Coliseum tonight. the fight being
stage OF the fight Walcott proved himself
TO be Smiths superior. He fought him all
over the ring landed at will and at the
end OF the ninth round Smith had received
40 much punishment that ne complained
OF his left hand being bad and wanted TO
quit. The referee refused to allow him
to do so. and in the tenth round walcot,
went at Smith hammer and tongs, ad.
mnistering terrific right and left swings
10 the stomach and Smith who had
deliberately fouled him by holding,
fought foul In some Of the former rounds,
whereupon he was disqualified and sent 10
HIS corner by the referee, and walcott
was declared the winner
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NEWS NOTES OF THE suburbs.
Ballard.


Three new industries are being added
to those already possessed by the pros
porous city of Ballard. None are lumber
and single mills. which are Billiards.
leading manufacturing plants one is a
planning mill being built by Hickman &
Hanson at their ship yards. The en-
work is going up. The machinery will be
put in about the first of the month. This
firm will shortly begin laying the keel
of new sailing vessel for the lumber
trade
Directly north of the new planning mill
large building is being put up by Bishop
& Co. to be used as foundry and ma
chine shop. 1t is expected that the build
ing will be finished and the plant equipped
with machinery in about a month. The
plant will be large and complete. The
the latest pattern.
At the other end OF the city near the
city pumping station workmen are fitting
up building for a furniture and mat
tress factory.
The three new factories make quite an
addition TO the city and will increase the
pay roll by nearly 100 men.
A drag saw at the Kellogg mill broke
down yesterday. necessitating the closing
of the mill for several hours.
Henry Fluheart. well-known young
man in Ballard. married Sunday
residence Of the brides sister, Mrs Nor
ton, corner of Broadway and Barnes
street. Rev B. F. Brooks performed the
ceremony. The young couple will reside
in Seattle.
A crank shaft In the Overton mill broke
on Saturday afternoon and as a result the
mill is closed down. new engine has
been purchased and will be installed at
once. The capacity of the mill is to be
increased
Plasterers are at work repairing the in
terror of the city hall.
Lord is able to attend to his duties once
more after an Illness of several days.
Miss Stephens, one of the teachers in
the Central school at Ballard. Is ILL., Her
place at the school yesterday was filled
by a substitute.
The four-masted schooner A. NJ. Baxter
was towed into Ballard yesterday and is
loading at the Stimson Mill Company's
of lumber for San Pedro.
f. Blair and family arrived In Ballard
several days ago from the East. and will
locate,
l.. Miller Is building a residence on Rail-
road avenue. nearly opposite the old
Windsor mill.
The Republican club Of Ballard held a
short business meeting last night In Attn
letc hail. to make the final preparations
for the grand rally which is to be held
Saturday night Committees were named
to welcome the speakers on their arrival
In Ballard. IL is expected that the Philip
pine quartette will be secured for the
ocea sion as well as band. The rally is
expected 10 be ne greatest political gath
ering ever held In Ballard.
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LAYING or CORNERSTONE.
bishop O'Dea Conducts Ceremony on
BelIiugham nay I'm Connection
with Hospital.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tntellgencer
NEW WHATCOM. Sept. 24--rhe cor
nerstone of the new hospital OF the Sis
tiers of the Peace was laid here yesterday
afternoon with impressive ceremonies con-
Quoted by Bishop O'Dea of Vancouver.
assisted by Father Boulet. OF whatcom;
Father O Brien, OF Ferndale and Father
Palmer. OF Roslyn. The stone bears the
inscription: June ~. $780," the date the
ground was broken for the construction
OF the building.
In receptacle of the stone was placed
tin box containing newspapers OF the
day, a silver dollar Of the date 1900 a copy
OF the deed TO the land. list of SUBJ
scribers TO the hospital fund, the names of
the Sisters In charge. the Bishop and his
assistant, the ARCHITECT and the patients
now In the old hospital and number OF
other appropriate articles.
After the cornerstone as laid Bushop
O'Dea delivered an address and was fol-
lowed by Mayor Ed r.. Hardin. of What
com. and Judge H. T.. Hadley. of the
superior court. A large number OF peo-
pie witnessed the ceremonies.
The new hospital will cost about $25.-
600. and occupies an imposing and con-
venient location. about half way between
the cities of Whatcom and Fairhaven.
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woRK on EVERETT TUNNEL.
Entrance of First Engine with
Gravel Train.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Intelligencer.
EVERETT. Sept. 2AChief Engineer
Stevens is i'm the city today Inspecting
city and particularly the tunnel that has
lust been completed here. Mr.. stevens
has lust returned from the Cascade
tunnel where he witnessed the broatk-
ing II the last barrier % granite IN the
tunnel and the completion OF one OF the
greatest feats OF engineering skin In mod
ern times,
Referring 20 the Everett tunnel. Mr.
stevens said that as soon as the road
through the city was put in working
order a crew would be put on the tun-
mel TO concrete the arches. which Is neces-
sary 10 protect the woodwork aud pre-
serve g. The first engine with q gravel
train entered the tunnel tnfav.
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Kent Public school. omen.

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
KENT. Sept. 2f.--The Kent public school
opened today with a large attendance.
The school IL under charge of Prof. II.
X. Benson, formerly of Hood river. Or.
and his corps of assistants are; Miss
Janet r. Gibson. primary: Miss Elsie
Moore, second primary. Miss Cora Shat
fer Fourth grade; Miss Bessie Tucker,
Fifth grade. Miss Edna u Rem. Sixth
grade; Miss Abel NJ. Parker. Seventh and
part of eighth grades The school board
are to be congratulated upon having Sc
cured the services of so able a corps Of
teachers
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Special Dispatch 90 tho Pppf-InteiiiEencer.
ARLINGTON. Sept g. The recent
heavy rains caused something over fifty
feet 81 she ground on The north end n
the wtngdnm 20 give wav. which caused
the river 90 rush around the end and en-
danger the approach tnfhf wagon bridge.
The Wiugdnm wtthstbcd The frfshef. and
tld an that was cNfund Yer 10. The
county commissioners VIII cause addi-
taual protection 10 BE- buiN AZ once
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are likely to realize but a small portion OF
the money invested. Grasett claims the
money went for legitimate expenses and
In bad loans Cashier Strangroom said
the bank made in the three years of It's
existence only $500. and was at an ex-
pense OF about g. 900 yearly.