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PRICE ONE CENT.
4 BRIEF CABINET SESSION.
Reduction Of the Army in tie
Philippines Discussed.

/ The Desired End to he Attafaez
Only by the Expiration of Enlist
ments-EducHtors Cali on the Pres
tdeHt-Wh hite House Stationery.
The Cabinet meeting today was attend
ed by an the members and was OF
short duration. Secretary Root not-
fed the Cabinet that there was no ne
cessity for a.H increase Of the forces in the
Philippines. but said that there would De
gradual dimiHution iu numbers OF the
| troops already there. II is planned 10 e.
feet this dimlnution through the expfra-
ton OF eniistmeuts. nearly z1.oao oe which
viii terminate during the coming year.
The President asked Tor and received
additional Information as 10 the DEPART
meuts
The Board o; Visitors % the Naval Oh
serVatory. which is now in session al the
Arlington Hotel called on President
/ Roosevelt today The members Of the
board were presented to the President bv
Sccr~tary Long Among those in the mr.
" were Prof Charles A Young. OF
princeton: Prof. Charles .. Chandler. OF
Columbia: Prof Edward c. Pickering. ot
Z harvard Prof. Ormond Stone. OF the
University of Virginia, Dr. William r.
Harper, President Of the University OF
Chicago, and Prof. Asaph Hall. IL. os the
I University Of Michigan.
Three preachers OF the Society %
Friends Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. ana
l'tiaware-SamueI Morris. Of PhiIadel-
Thia; Charles Rh1ads. OF Camden county.
n J.. and Zebedee Haines. OF
/ chester county, Pa. presented the
President today with written
I address prepared at the meeting
Of the representative body Of the Society
of Friends in Philadelphia on September
@ The address expressed the LOYALTY Of
the society 10 the President and svrnpatb-
for Mr.. Roosevelt because or the sad cir
cumstances under which he succeeded 10
the Office Of the President
Senator Clark of Montana and p c
kcrc1s Of ST Louis National Republican
Committeeman from Missouri. were
among the early callers at the White
House today. They saw the President
only for moment. and stated that their
call had no political significance.
Willis l. Moore. Chief OF the Weather
Bureau; Senator Stewart Of Nevada. Sen
at1r McCOmas II Maryland and Col 4
r. Mcclure. formerly Of the -Phnadel-
phla Times, We're among other callers
received by President Roosevelt todav-
All the White House stationery bearing
The letterhead or caption Executive Man
sion, was today stored away New sta
ucnery- stamped White House has
taken II place The change was the re-
SUIT or the Presidents order He prefers
the more familiar term White House. %
because IN many States the residences Of
the Governors are known as executive
mansions Mr. Roosevelt himself lfvei
n an executive mansion" while he was
Governor OF New York.
In compliance with the change all Off
cli papers sent 10 President RooseveIf
VIII be addressed TO the White House
instead OF 10 the Executive Mansion
An the stationery used at the White
HOUSE rs supplied by a local stationery
firm and ranges in quality er,u eoarse
scratch paper TO che finest linen bond and
parchment.
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A FATAL CHICAGO FIRE.
Two Women Killed by a Blaze in n
Flat House

TWO women Killed by n Blaze in a
Flat House.
CHICAGO. oct. 2g.-'Two persons lost
their lives. three others were Injured. and
score more We're overcome by smoke in
fire which occurred in the Eagle flats
shortly after 1 o'clock this morning. The
dead are.
Mrs. D-RYAN, sufocated by smoke in aer fat
Mrs ANNA KING, her daughter. suf0cated BY
smoke.
The injured are: Elsie King found in
an unconscious condition; NJ. Otis. n.mp.
cd from the roof 90 the sidewalk. a dis
tanco Of thirty feet bruised about head
and body: z. Hogg. jumped TO the roof of
the adjoining building. Nearly twenty
persons were carried out by freuen
more or less Overcv.co by smoke
The FIRE started in tha basement This
place is used as a room by the occupau+s
OF the building for drying their washing
Mrs. Ryan asked the jauitor of tho
building for fuel to start a fire in the dry
room about II o'clock last night This re-
quest was granted After lighting tb.
fire. Mrs. Ryan arranged the laundry and
returned 10 her fiat The fire WAS nor dis
covered until about FIVE hours later and
Z is the belief Of the freIaen that the
flames smoldered and did not break out
for some time after Mrs Ryan left. When
the tenants were awakened. they ran
through the halls in panic and several
OF the women attempted % jump from the
windows but We're prevented by other ten
ants until the arrival Of the hromen. They
We're then taken down from their periIous
position IN safety.
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THE LOUISIANA RACE WAR.
Total Number of Dead Relieved to
He Thirty

NEW ORLEANS. Oct at IS beIiev-
ed that the assistance Of the militia VIII
not be needed in restoring order growing
out Of the race war at Live Oak Church.
near Balltown. Ia. The latest advices
last night were such that Governor Heard
revoked the orders to the squad Of fifty
Of the State cavalry which had been or
dered 10 The scene and directed simply
that the men hold themselves in readi-
ness until late this afternoon
The very elormity Of the crimes against
life they have committed. seems 70 have
APPALLED, the citizens OF the hamlet al Live
Oak Church and brought matters 70 p
staRdstfl- Estimates OF the loss Of life
still vary greatly II is known that nine
negroes and two white men have been
killed and some insist that the total num-
Der Of dead. including those who have
died from wounds since the conflict. is
much nearer thirty than twelve. Among
those who place the number Of dead at
thirty is Sheriff Simmons.
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Mr.. CRIDLER's RESIGNATION.
IL Il Submitted to and Accented nv
the President

The resignation Of T ". Cridler -rbir1
Assistant Secretary Of State. was rol7a,-
submitted 70 and accepted bv tbe Presi-
dent
Nj Cudler viii however. continue %
perform the duties OF the Office until ths
arrival here of Il. H D. Pierce. Secretary
of the American Embassy at St. Peters
burg, who on recommendation OF Senator
Lodge, his brother-In-law. viii De ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. CridIer.
Mr- Criiler viii become the Euronean
representative of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition Company.
The evening times., 1901-10-29
STARVED BY LADRoNEs.
The Body Of Corporal DoIan Taken
to san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct zs-Oue Of the
twelve bodies brought from Manila by
the transport Meade was that OF Cor
poraI John A. Dolau, Of ,he Thirty-sey-
suth Volunteer Infantry. who was cap
tured and starved 90 death by the La
drones. Of I.agUna Province. sixty miles
south OF Manila.
Little concerning the particulars Of Do
Iau's experiences and death was known
by any Of the passengers returning on
the Meade. Lieutenant HiI. Of the Thir-
ty-fourth. had heard the story in the
Philippines. and told how Dula1 and a
-uard had been surprised and captured
ls the Ladroues. carried 20 the noun
rains, and slowly starved To death IL is
believed that Dolau suffered many t0--
lures. and was probably left alive I'm camp
when the Ladroues- following their usual
custom, changed their abode. He was ua-
able to travel and -----i- I.-rrl-
py starvation.
The d-SgIata car
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ARMY OFFICERS NA1rEp.
appointments in the Cavalry and
Infantry Annuunped

The President today announced the fol
loving appointments IN the army
To be second lieutenant OF csva1r-
Howard r SmaIIey.
TO De second HeuteHants Of infantry
Jacob Schick and Alfred A. Hicxox
10 De assistant surgeon Of volunteers
with rank Of captain. Edward y. r,ovr. n
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Flooring only St.25 per 100 Fl. and
al o-Iuoh face. Libhev & Co
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sorfoIk 8 WashInEton etcnmhont cn

Delightful trips daily al $50 p. M. from foot
9TH It. 70 Old Point. Norfolk. Virginia Beach
ami Newport News General Ticket Ofice Bond
Bldg, 18th st. and \. \. ave. Phone Z2yO.
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Laths, S2.55s Fl
ser -05 5,-- Sind
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VIA b. 4 %. T. r. from Washington. 500 A. m.
sunday, November 3, stopping al intermediate
slall'is1 returning, .eaye Winchester and Hagcrs-
town at and frederick ~ M
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MONEY FROM THE SULTAN.
An Additional InstaIIment Just Paid
To the Crnmns

CONSTANTINOPLE. oct. 29-The Porte
on Saturday paid an additional Install
ment on its contract with the Cramps
Of Philadelphia, for the building OF a
cruiser. making the total paid thus far
about $50 600.
The evening times., 1901-10-29

Dressed Common Lumber, SI25 per
100 feet by Prank Libbey a Co.
The evening times., 1901-10-29

500 Doors, L IL inch thick, by
J. Libbey Co., 9th and y. Y ave-
The evening times., 1901-10-29

II inch bright hoard, $3.50 per 100
feet at 9th and y. \. ave.
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Finest Poplar ana Cypress in town
Kept ia stock hy T. Libbey a. Co.
The evening times., 1901-10-29

FIynn's business College, Sth and Il.
Business, Shorthand, Typevriting-S25 wear.
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March to the Chair.

in the Jail Office the column turned to
the left and went down 60 the outer cor
ridor leading past the death cells. a walk
Of almost 100 feet An inner wall. pierced
with five openings. ia which gratings are
set, separates the outer corridor from the
inner one in front of the death cells. and
through these grated openings the sound
OF the tramping feet was carried clearly
tC the cell inmates One Of them, Fred
The evening times., 1901-10-29

The dvSgIate car
l1ued when the
uuuu 30 one day D
tho body 10 was
The evening times., 1901-10-29
Counsel Exchange Views.

Mr. Parker-If the Court please. 1 do
not think this is exactly proper When
the admiral is questioned he starts of
with his reply, and just as he is I'm the
middle of il he Is Interrupted and thrown
off onto something else
Captain Lemlv-YCu are wrong there, I
am not going into anything else
Admiral Schlcy at this point repeated
the signals from the records of the vari-
Gus ships, asking that they might be al
lowed TO coal showing that some of the
vessels were extremely solicitous concern
ing short supply Of coal on board.
Admiral SchIey-Do you want any
more
Captain Lemly-Docs Captain Parker
want any more
Captain Parker-I don't want any more;
7 am satisfied.
Captain LemIy continued the cross-ex-
animation.
(Which Of these signals points ont
sullCitude on the part of captains of YES
sells regarding their coal supDIies2
Al think all of them Indicate that
there was some apprC heusiOn-
Q--Now. take for instance the signals
from the Massachusetts. Do YOU REGARD
that as indicating SOiicitudc2
A--No. But ] regard the mere fact
Your Bank balance Draws Interest
When accounts are opened with Union Trust and
Storage Co., 1914 , 81. Subject 20 check any time
Best GN2O Shingles, $500 per 1000
at 9th and n. Z ave NV.
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Yonr bank RaIance Draws Intnr.

Best 6N2O >hinElcs, $500 per 1000
al 9th and y. :. ave NV.
The evening times., 1901-10-29

The Desired End 10 he Attained
Only by the Expiration Of Enlist
ments-Educntors CuII on the Pres
tdent-N hitc House Stationery.
The evening times., 1901-10-29
Sl.OO To Frederick. Hagerstovyn,
and WiHcEester and Return

o--Now look at Nay o, 4 to a. IN.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21
SEED wheat FCR SALE
For cash or on time.
WHEAT WAS RAISED IN 1899.
Call at r. 6. Cooper's elevator at Cooperstown
North Dakota.

For a few days ticket from the Old
Country can be bought At a special re.
duced rate at State Bank of Choppers.
town.
Last Wednesday evening the Long
fellow society debated the old ques-
tion of education or money; and to
find out how much decision of jury
of three was worth, two juries of that
number were chosen. When their
separated decisions had been handed
in it Was found that one jury had de-
cided one way and the other jury the
other way. The next question which
is open for all speakers promises to
be an interesting one: "Resolved.
That woman's work is harder for her
than mans work is for him." The
time for holding the meetings has
been changed to Friday evening. All
who wish to hear this question dis
cussed will be welcomed at the Bridge
school at 1880 p. M, tomorrow even
evening.
Dr.. Rose, resident dentist, Coopers-
town, N. d., can be found in his Office
from the LIST to the 18th of each month.
Office in Syvcrson's new building. up
stairs.
A farewell social surprise party was
rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. G. nj. Marsh
last Tuesday evening at the Methodist
parsonage. The surprised couple
were invited to take part in a surprise
party and did not know it was loaded
for them until the crowd closed in on
them at the parsonage. The time was
pleasantly spent in playing various
games, eating lots of good things pre-
pared by the ladies and in having a
good time generally. During the
evening Mr.. Geo. Newberry, the
silvery tongued orator of the Metho.
dist church, presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marsh, in behalf OF their friends, a
beautiful silver nut bowl, handsomely
engraved. The gift was one of APP
probation of the work done by this
worthy couple in church work during
their sojourn in Cooperstown. Mr..
Marsh feelingly responded for himself
and family and stated that the gift and
gathering would always be remem-
bered by them. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
expect to move to Valley City this
week.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21

Mics Rerth Sonju commenced = three
months term Of school In the Romness
district last Mouday morning.
There will be . treat u the Lutheran
church next week Thursday. March
q. Look for further Information Ia
next weeks Issue.
The firemen's social will be held 10
their hall tomorrow Friday evening.
All firemen and their ladies are sup.
posed to know that they are invited
without any speci III Invitation.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor socity Of the Congregational
church spent an enjoyable social even-
ing ut the home Of Mrs. RMring Fri
day night. Games aud charades were
played after which refreshments Ut
ice-c,eam and cake were served. The
society does not hesitate tn vote it's
social committee being all right.
The Masnns held their annual re-
union and lnembers entertainment last
Friday evening, q goodly number Of
the brethern and their wives being
present. A very neatly gotten up pro-
gram, consisting Of solos, readings,
reci.ations, etc, had been prepared
for the occasion. which was enjoyed
by those present until supper time.
You will please remember that Ham
mer & Condy are still doing business
In the machinery, feed, cattle, horses
and land line, and will be right on
deck from now on with : complete line
Of farm implements for the spring
business.
At the conclusion of tho program the
party adjourned to the Palace Hotel
aud partpok of the good things to eat
after which Reubens Orchestra struck
up q waltz aud the dance WAS on and
continued until early morning. Those
who did not care to*dance returned tn
the ball aud played crokin"le, cards
and other games. Il was very sue
cessful 10 we'll as ENJOYABLE. party.
For want Of room we will close out
our stuck Of sewing machines. Will
trade for cattle. Ors horses.
IS THOMPSON BROS.
& Notice to the pubiic-T There will be
a meeting ut the fire hall at 2:3O o'clock
p. M, Saturday, March 2Sd, for the
purpose Of organizing new cemetery
association, There are several loca-
tions available aud we are going tG
have new cemetery. The only thing
to be decided is where it WILDE placed.
Let everybody come out and show tina,
they are alive, and that they have
come regard for the dead. x.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21

Mrs. J. n. Brown returned from
bismarck last Friday. This com,
pl~tes the return OF the CoOpsrstown
Bismarck cOntingeut.
{ Sunday Was St. Patrick's day and .
humber Ut the buys adorned themselves
with green neckties, ribbons, etc. On
aces'unt Ct it being the Sabbath day
there was no demonstration.
Rev. j. H. Baldwin Is again visit
ing his son, Attorney A. NJ. Baldwin.
The reverend gentleman preached at
Hannaford last Sunday an, although
he il nearly 50 years old, he still re-
mains in active service. *
An Original Rebus.--I am COM
posed of four letters:
My first ia in heaven and in nell.
NV sesond In darkness and in dawn.
My third is in wall and in we'll.
My fourth is in love aud in lawn.
My whole is what Cooperstown
greatly needs.
Bert Phipps lit out for Jessie early
Monday morning for the purpose Of
instituting q Buffalo lodge. Bert
says it wont be his fault il the expo
sition is not we'll advertised. AS he
taps his left hand pocket and makes
the coin jingle we imagine that he met
with many suckers at Jessie.
The annual township election in
Bald Hill township resulted In the
election of the following: Chairman,
Duncan Sinclair; supervisors, Jnrgen
Soma, NJ. Fjelstad; clerk. F Green
land; treasurer, John A. Benson; as.
SCISSOR, Gilbert Lee; justices. Herman
Husel; Simeon Bustrack; constables,
NJ. Zimmerman, Andrew Benson.
The editor of one of our exchanges
says he il a true Christian, sub
stantial pillar Of the church and loves
sacred songs; but wher, night after
night, he hears a. neighboring family
that owes him three years. sutscrip
tion singing .s.lesus Paid 1t AL" he
feels like shedding his Christianity
for the time to 60 over with club
and receipt their bill in full.
The Tower City Topics has the fol-
lowiag to say OF Attorney Baldwin's
father:
Rev. j. n. Baldwin, who spent the
past winter in Steele county, 10 in town
this werlk looking hale and hearty, al
though yearly 80 years old he has
preached every Sunday this winter.
Mr.. B. preached the first sermon ever
delivered in Tower City just about22
wears ago now
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21
4 FOR RENT six room house on
the Boulevard. Inquire Of
, e. MARoUARDr.


E. MARQUARDr.
A new lodge-the Ancient Order of
American Buffalo-is creating con-
siderable interest all over the country
and Deputy Supreme High Buffalo
David Bartlett was kept quite busy
initiating members all Saturday after
noon. There is considerable fun in
the deal and all those who have Joined
lose no opportunity in getting SONG
body else to join. The order was
started for the purpose of keeping the
Pan-American exposition to be held
at Buffalo, n. Y, from May to Mo-
vember before the people and the
initiation fee is lie. If you have not
Joined you are missing half your life
and more too.
The moment you find that your
usual work fatigues the eye especi-
ally at night, or that it is necessary
to hold work or reading matter farther
way than fourteen inches from the
eye it is a sign of failing vision, and
discomfort and pain will be prevented
by having pair OF glasses fitted with
out delay. Presbyopia, or old sight
can be readily corrected by spherical
convex glasses. Please bear in mind
that can fit your eyes correctly.
o. NJ. VARNsoN,
Optician.
Supt. Wilson came up the branch
last Saturday to look over the road.
Mr.. Wilson informed the Courier that
there was no Immediate prospect of a
daily train service on this branch un-
til such time as business picked up
considerably and that SO far as the
company could see at this time
there would be no material Increase
of business until good crop outlook
is in sight, outside Of little extra
business in the way of new settlers
coming in. Mr.. Wilson has done his
best to get US daily service but the
officials in St. Paul at this time can't
see the point. It is possible, however,
that if business and passenger travel
pick up that we may secure daily
service in May at which time the North
Coast Limited passenger train viii be
put on the main line.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21

So eAs
O. M. VARNsoN.
s Optician.
Bean-Auction Social at Congrega-
tional church was postponed till Mon
ing evening, March 25th on account OF
last Tuesdays storm. Additional
articles of value / ave been contribut-
ed by Cooperstown merchants and the.
postponed auction will be more inter-
esting than rs originally planned.
Admission including lunch, Zoe.
Nut coal can be had at the Gull
River yard.
Rier Anderson last Saturday re-
ceived u fine peanut and popcorn
rooster that is q little ahead of any
thing in town in that line at the pres
ent time, and proposes to be in the
swim hereafter. Rier will be able to
sell fresh roasted peanuts this SUM
mer t., the rooters in the>grand stand
without blushing when they ask him it
they are fresh roasted.
We have ground feed, oats, and
corn for sale Ia any quantity. Let Us
figure with you.
HAMMER & CONDY.
A very quiet wedding took place at
the Palace Hotel last Wednesday
evening at which time Mr.. Ben Ander-
con and Miss Aida johnson were
united in marriage BY Rev. Oscar D.
Purtnton. MIR. Anderson. and his
bride are we'll known in Cooperstown
and they have the very hearty best
wishes of their friends for long and
happy life. Ben rather stole march
on the boys by keeping this little af-
fair quiet but he fixed it all right the
next day by setting 'em up all around.
Ifyou have cattle to sell, or if you
want to buy cattle, or horses call on
Hammer & Condy.
DR.. Kerr was called down to Archie
Gorthy's farm last Saturday to attend
Archie and his hired man who had
been poisoned from verdigris which
had accumulated in the tea kettle-so
it is thought. The kettle had boiled
dry time or two and the green
poisonous matter had formed inside
the vessel. When the water was put
in later it mixed with that and got
into the coffee. Both Gorthy and the
hired man noticed that the coffee
tasted bad but drank it just the same.
Later while. loading up wheat they
were taken With spasms and were very
sick but recovered In q few hours.
Hammer & Condy have 10000 acres
of improved farm land for sale or
rent most any size farm. Some with
buildings on. This is choice land.
Give them a call.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss SaGie Blair of Hanna-
ford. N. D., to MIR. Robert W. Hill,
of the same place. which happy event
occurred yesterday, March 20. 1901. at
the home of the brides parentsJ Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Blair. Rev. B. A..
Burns, of Cooperstown performed the
ceremony. The bridegroom is a
popular and rising farmer living near
Hannaford while the bride is popu-
lar young lady in the neighborhood
in which she lives. The newly welded
couple have the best wishes and hearty
congratulations Of the Courier, as
we'll Of a host Vt admiring friends, for
many long years Of useful and happy
welded life.
Stops the Cough and
Works of the Cold.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21

Stops the Cough and
Works of the Cold.
Laxative Broiho Quinine Tablets
cures cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 25 cents.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21
q rioos Courier.
nlllnsbsYS MARCH q 1901
LOCALS.


No. Z hnrd Sa.tSl.
President L. B. Hanna, of the First
National Bank of Cooperstown, came
up from Fargo last Saturday to look
yer his business interests here.
Frank Haskell went to st. Paul Mon
day to take another examination IN
this state. II hard work and study
counts At all Frank ought to land
something pretty quick.
WANTED-a woman or man and
wife to work on farm. Good wages.
Enquire OF +. N. Brown
Dick Howden came down from Nc
Henry Saturday and went out to visit
his parents over Sunday. We suspect
that Dick visited somebody else's par
cnts, too, while down here.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo Adams, Tom
Doyle and Biz Marquardt drove up
to Binford last FRIDAY evening TO at
attend the ball given by the Woodinan
lodge of that place. They report a
very enjoyable event.
Go to First National Rank
for real estate loans acceptable loans
paid G.. o. D.
This is certainly March weather that
we are enjoying aud no mistake. One
day lovely and warm, the next day
windy, snowy aud cold. Nevertheless
the more snowswe get this month the
better prospect for ~ crop. Let II
come.
The Buffalo lodge is alright, If you
can't see the point; If you cant, your
eyes need tending to- at once and
should be fitted with glasses.
O. M. VARNsoN.
No. 0ntis.ian