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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
SAVED BY a BOG FIGHT.
The way Marshal selfridge of the
Twelfth Ohio District Escaped


About thirty-eiglit years ago Jack
son. o., was the scene Of a dramatic
episode, which recalled with mingled
ehagrin and pride by c. ". Selfrdge
Hof 167 Dearborn street. Chicago, one
of the Oldest real estate men in the
city.
Iorgan's raiders were ravaging In
diana and Ohio, and the Union forces
We're on the sqpi y-iye to surround them.
Marshal .Selfridse of the Twelfth Ohio
district received a telegram from
General Burnside ordering him TO issue
a call for soldier and citizen Volun-
teers and proceed to destroy bridges.
block roads with fallen timber and to
do all in theiF power 10 impede Nor
CAMS progress
The marshal immediately wired the
general to patrol the Ohio river with
g1Inboats. and urged the. necessity OF
starting a com naIld from up the river
to intercept Morgan, as all the federal
troops could never overtaBe him from
/ the reart-a suggestion that WAS fol7
\ lowed with success
/ He then sent runners in every 0irec-
ton and dispatched a picket of four
men to Piketown. with sFders 10 re-
port Morgan'S movements. The plckets
I established themselves within a mile
ofsthe town and allowed a rebel horse
man to pass them unch allenged ePles
entity another rode by, an3 another
until half a dozen had passed The TN
4 suspecting guard
Suddenly they returned with q T2IShi
I and in a sharp slSirmish captured sci
I ridges men. Morgan's forces theI
rode swiftly and silently to Jackson
4 where in the. darkness the provost mar
shall and 200 men Waited for the. re-
turn OF the runners, They lasnea late
I the town, captured the provost marsha
i and his posse and destroyed theil
muskets. sfe
In the hours of humiliation th At fpi
lowed the narshal. en6eavored to con
ceive q plan of escape, but the vjgi
lance of the guard warned him 81 tn
!, futflity of any ordinary scheme.
! At midnight Basil Duke, Morgan'i
i second in command, came into CAM
arm in arm with a jackson copper
head. Duke inquired If they had cap
tured that biankety blank proNos
marshal. The copperhead replied:
Yes; that tail man over there in ;
linen duster.'n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
II Bard of the Scufb,
SIDNEY LANIER,
GEORGIA BORN.

Cameron Mann IN Kansas Cfey starr
GIT HE trouble with Poe said sidney
Ilanier who ranks next 20 Poe,
among the bards OF The southern
states, was that he did not know enough.
He needed to know a great many more
things IN order TO be 4 great poet
There speaks the man of a scientific age,
an age when tho collection and arranging
of facts is the dominant pursuit of think
crs-facts- material, facts mental, Facts
social. facts spiritua1-but always facts
Poe relied on art, on. skillful and me-
fodious utterance not caring 50 mlch
what was said. LaRier relied on kHowi-
edge. on having somewhat 10 tell. OF
course Poe had TO have some sort Of q
story. and Lanier strove for musical
strains. But the broad difference betwecn
the two was just stated.
In the matter of future fame Poe has
the advantage that he ranks higher
among the Wielders of words than does
ianier -aTloI.g the expOunders of things.
That the latter was the kindHer, better,
loftie5r man, there can be, no doubt. Ihat
he knew immensely more than Poe did IS
amply proven. But ne was not so grea Z
q thinker that his mere Thought. nor go
great an artist that his mere art, Will
make a. place for him in the highest
ranks.
real Inspiration and creative faculty to
give him some claims to the attention Of
serve There are verses of his which wis
always delight a certain class, and that
a cultured class of readers.
But he is not yet much more known to
the majority of hts countrynleT than ne
was when the announcement that he had
l been appointed 70 write the "Cantata"
for the Philadelphia centennial exposition
stirred inquiries in about all the papers,
az ~ who he was.
Sidney Lanier was born at Macon Cd.
Feb 9, 1872 He came from an Odd
HugueiIct family which settled in Ameri-
ca in 17f6 HIS father was q, lawyer His
mother was q Nirginlaa of Scotch de-
scent.
Sidney's earlier passion was for music
and he played number Of Instruments
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
STATES
rHINK rHEY HAvE MURDERER
Man Wanted at Denver is Arrested
in Jasper County, Mo.

Denver. Colo, April pa telegram
was received today by Sheriff Jones
from sheriff Albert Rice of Jasper
county Missouri. saying that he has
arrested at Carthage, No., a man
known as JACK Gardner. but whom he
believes to be Wellington G. Llewellyn.
who is wanted in this city on a charge
OF murder.
Llewellyn was "a member of the
Twenty fourth regiment. stationed at
Fort Logan in 1899, and on Aug. IS Of
that year he shot and killed Policeman
w. r. Griffith and Thomas Clifford,
who attempted TO arrest him for dfsoF-
iderly conduct in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
penver Fiend at Large.

Denver, April 20.-AIrs Elizabeth
Monroe of.7444 Washington avenue was
assaulted by an. unknown man near
her home a. $3.50 o'colck. The man
struck her il the face and tried TO
choke her, but ran when she screamed.
She was not badly hurt. The assault
occurred IN the same vicinity in which
dozen other women have been slugged
within the last year, two OF them IA
tally. She ear give no definite descrip-
ton OF her aS-aiIant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

fFepresentative Francis Hall Of Mercur
has Como to Salt Lake with his family
for the summer. They have taken a house
on Third street
ci,ilen J. G Rogers and J. Ealthes OF
the same place are 81 the White House,
George Austin OF Lehi is at the White
House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

ana the Niolin-
When IA he en-
tered Oglethorpe
college, an iinstitu-
ton of his native
state. Thence he
graduated in 1860
with the highest
h-onors of his class.
and there he took q
ltutorship- He felt
the STRINGS of his
innate genius and
debated with an. al
most strange s0i-
. emnity which path
he Should follow,
quite confident that
In any ne missh-
choose he could so
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Death of Montana Man.

Bozenan. Mont. Aug. 20.-ColoneI r.
f. May, receiver of a land Office in
Montana and a piOpeer Of California,
as well as Montana died today aged 70
years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

cfes in the aadits. nor intimatfon that
there IS anything wong except n Inc
system heretofore employed It has
been decided to place AL the accounts OF
the civil government under the audi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Big Award Made

Butte. Mont. April 2o.-Judge Clancy
in the district court today awarded
Thomas H. 7IIindes s231, 600 for his serv-
ices while reeeivSr for the Boston &
Montana company about two years
ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
saiIed - &C Islands.

San Francisco. Cal. April 2e.-The
transport Thomas sailed for Manila To-
day with $50 recruits. chiefly eolored,
under command of Lieutenant MeNar-
nev, and a number OF passengers. she
will be followed by the Warren aSout
slia 2sth. and tie Istwton viii probably
return to Manila The Egbert and
Rosecrans. when they are repaired. VIII
be used as governments transports for
Alaska.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
SPORTS


OF the L. OF L. clerk OF course, r. L.
T2ira of the L. u. S. Time keepers.
Busci.i and Hicks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Told to Earn his Own Salary

against Brad1augh when he sat without
being sworn. and ne was made bankrnpt,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21


New York I.etter)
The late Commodore Vanderbilt dis
covered in James "A. Rutter. then IN the
employ OF the Ere railroad, man he
believed the freight department 81 the
Central needed. says the Baltimore News
It is related that some time after ne took
charge OF the Centrals traffic office,
Rutter called on the commodore 70 sub
nit a plan for Improvement When ne
had stated the case the president looked
ST, him sharply and asked:
-RuJter. what does the New York Cen
trail pay You $1,000 a year fOrG
The rsply was. For managing the
freight traffic department.
And then the commodore said. " ell
you don't expect PIE TO earn your salary
for YOU, do your"
Rutter went out and carried through
his plan on his own Judgment. The re-
suit was highly satisfactory Rutter be
came president OF the Central. ,e
Armour Now Has Telephone Course.
Chicago Tribune.l
A new. branch of tn e eIectricat engineer
ing course has been added 10 the Armour
/ Institute OF Technology It is designed 10
Tit students for work in telephone con-
/ StructiOn in way that has never been
/ attempted in q teChnoI logical course IN
/ Chicago, Z. p. DickiRson-sasa institute in
/ struct or with practical experience IN the
work. viii have charge of the course
We have told you what re. do, now
your friends. are advising YOU Read
il. pa &c IA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Not the Rlsht Maeeo.

Ithica, n. Y. April 20.-The report
from San Francisco, stating that SAM
'tiago Naceo. son of General Maceo, had
lately arrived there, having been de-
ported from Manila by General Mac
Arthur. was emphaticaIly denied here
today by Antonio Maceo, who claims
TO be the only son Of the late Cuban
patriot. Young Ant0nio Macea entered
Ithica high school in Septembef. 1893.
ard is taking q course preparatory to
entering Cornell university,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

TO Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
Laxstive Bromo-Quinine removes the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

These are verses wftch remind strongly
OF Donne needing a. much study a has,
and gratifying as few tastes as his; but
for sliclllas do enjoy them affOrd.ng a ricn,
delight
We'll for Sidney Lanier, the man,
We can have no words of too eulogistic
praise. For Sidney Lanier. the poet. we
can only say that hs saw the high mark
and missed it: hut that in his missing he
did better than most other men
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

A rnovement was made ky the local
Wheeimen the past week that bids fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
Armour Now Has Telephons Course.

we have told you what te. do, now
your friends. are advising you Read
TT page IA
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-02-15
MoSzy TO LOAN.

20 LOAN on first mortgage on i'm.
1 proved real estate around the District
of Columbia and or miles distant $50
900 in sums from $500 to $4,000. $4,000
Building Association funds where borrow
ers can pay monthly instalments in sun s
to suit. Apply early TO
DUCKETT s. DENT,
635 F ST., N W, Washington, D. c., and
Bladensburg, Md.
November 3rd. 1S99-tf
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-02-15
Don't Hesitate.

There is just one thing to use if your
stomach is "out of order" and that tone
thing" is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
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RrandyWine District.

Carrico, Virginia G-2a3 1-2 acres
and imp: see W "a folio $50: state
and county taxes. int and costs. 40 IN
Carroll, Geo W-Edelens Hog Pen, q
acres: state and county taxes, int anC
Edelen, Margaret E -Pleasant Springs
$50 acres and imp: see W A l folio 90
state and county taxes, int and cost:
Green, Sarah A and children---hOuse
and lot 3 ID acres: state and county
taxes, int and costs. ..... .......o U.
Hill, Emma M--349 acres and imp
state and county taxes, int and costs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ Il
Hawkins, Henson---pt Locust Grove
20 acres, IS acres and imp; state arc
county taxes, int and costs. 10 D!
Hyde, r Observation-Disclosures,
acres: see folio 443: state anc
county taxes. int and costs. .......2 Z
Jenkins, Mary J--Widows Trouble, II
acres and imp: state and county, in
and costs. 4 -
Latimer, Jane H--Edelens Hog Pen
so acres: state and county taxes, in
and costs. ................ - "
Marshall, Edward--Edelens Hog Pen
20 acres: state and county taxes, in
and costs. ......o u
Miles, Daniel--house and lot: state
and county taxes. int and costs. ID )!
Quander, Hrs of Christopher Neck
go acres and imp: see W folio 1O6
state and county taxes, int and cost:
Sasscer, Isabelle--Locust Grove, al
acres and imp: state and county taxes
INT ana costs. ............ ~
Smith, Jos--25 acres; state and coun
ty taxes, int and costs. .............2 z
Thomas, Hrs CT J R--Stowlesberry
1877 acres ann imp: state and county
taxes. int and costs. ID 9:
Thompson, Jas E--Thompsons Pur
chase, &C acres and imp: see W a
folio 1893: state and county taxes. in
and costs. 20 .
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-02-15

EACH Department supplied with the
~ most modern aud approved apparatus.
Practical work emphasized in all Depart
ments. Graduates qualified at once to en-
ter upon life's work; graduates in Mechani-
cal Engineering and Chemistry this year all
secured positions upon graduation. Board
ing department supplied with all modern
improvements Bath Rooms, Closets,
Steam Heat aud Gas; Tuition, Books, Heat,
Light, Washing, Board, Medical Atten-
dance S154 for scholastic year. Cat
alogue giving full particulars, sent on ap-
plication. Daily sanitary inspection by
Physician to College. Attention is called
to the Short Course of ten weeks in Ari
culture. Particulars sent on application.
Term commences September Gath. Early
application necessary for abundance.
r. W. SYLVESTER,
Presiden, MARYLAND Agr,cuitur al College
July eth. 19G0-Sw.
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Oxon Hill District.

Allen. Saml T-Allocks Delight, p
acres and imp: see W SO folio 15l;
state and county taxes, int and costs
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE
Mast. Mrs Edw--lots -, Is, l.. 10. blk
81 Oak Crest: see j w Is II folio 6t3:
state and county taxes. 1T and cost y

Mast. Mrs Edw--lOtS -. 10. Il. IL. blk
81 Oak Crest: See J w Is II folio 663:
state and county taxes. it and costs
Martin, Martha--lots 81. IS, 4th It
Laurel; see W b % folio 513: state and
county taxes, int and costs ..:f -
Marble, Ralph M--lots +, ), s. blk D,
Oak Crest: see j w b II folio 1914: state
and county take. int and cOsts.... 80
Naylor, Henry r. house and lot Il Il
Ave, Laurel: see ] W % folio II: state
and county taxes. int and costs. 81 81
Owens. Kate Nj M--lots 13, II, Comp
! ton Ave and imp: state and county taxes
int and costs. ~ 70
Philips, Jesse and Jas present own
er Mary Tillng) lots l, 20 blk II Oak
Crest see W L 81 folio 1856: state and
county taxes, int and costs. .........2 IS
Pate, Mrs Tilghman--'ot b blk 10, Oak
Crest: see W Il II folio 129: state and
county taxes int and costs. ..... ....2 Is
Parker, Rosa--2 lots Laurel Ave and
imp: state and county taxes, int and
| costs ..... ot %
Peake, M Eliot 9th st and imp: state
| and county taxes. int and costs -. 80 ~
Ryon, A T Jr--lots s, 10, blk Is, Oak
| Crest: see Il % folio 295: state and
county taxes. int and costs. 10
Shatfer VIM C---lot Main st imp: lot
| IA blk 6. Fairlawn: state and county tax
| eS. int and costs. 81 ~
Simpson, Mary and Ellsworth and Jas
| Shotroff-- lots Is, Is, Il, Is, blk 10, Oak
| Crest. see JwB % folio 1876: state and
county taxes, int and costs. 49,: A W
Shorter. Mary-3 acres adj Robert II
Brooke; state and county taxes, int and
costs. ~ oo
Steiger, Hannah--lot Pr Geo st, lot
Wash Ave imp, lot Wash Ave imp, lot
Talbot Ave: see W folio 63l: state
and county tax4s, int and costs. ;. &c p
Smith, Jas-lot back E Phelps store:
state and county taxes, int and costs..4 90
Snow Rev--lot in Laurel: state and
county taxes, int and costs ........3 W
Studs, CoIlin--lot 1, ,, +. blk a,
Oak crest. see JwB q folio 102: state
and county taxes, int and costs. A %
Smith. Fred j lot 16 blk %, Oak
Crest; state and county taxes, int and
COSTS ....... =. - 80
Swantzy, Emily--S IA acres Birmlng-
ham Manor; state and county ta'es, Int
and costs. A 81
Ira ers: Jno H--lot Breshears Ave,
and imp: lot back Main st: see ] W ~
folio 7s6: state and county taxes, int
and costs. ~ ou
Turner, Robt Lot 4th st and imp:
lou Laurel ave anu fun ST imp; ste
b 40 folio 81: state and county taxes,
int and costs. ........ IA ~
Williams, Kate Mot Is blk -, lot
10 blk 81, Oak Crest: see W ~ foho
80: state end county taxes, int aud costs
Weaver. Lloyd Eliot 56 blk 1, Oak
Crest: state and county taxes. int and
White, Agnes--1 acre, ScotchtOwn,l imp:
state and county taxes, int aud cos:s
w
Ware Lucinda--lot Fairlawn: state
and county taxes, int and costs. ....2 IS
Zurhorst, Emma---lot 3 blk %, Oak
Crest: see W 4 folio 51s: state and
county taxes, int and costs. .......: . IS
Zeigler, Mary Eliot %, SO, Fairlswn
and Talbot Ave: state and county tax
es, int and costs. ................I %
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Kent District.

Berry, achariah-Warrens Grove, 1899
acres and improvements; state and cOun-
ty taxes int and costs. IS II
Banks, Benjamin, estate Offs acres
and improvements; state and county taxes
I'M anu tOSlS e 10
Banks. Washington-17t acres; state
and county taxes int and costs. ......41
Curry, Edward-lots 8, 8. % and ., blk
20. Columbia Park; see W Il No 80, folio
$50; state and county taxes int and costs
Observation-Disclosures. 21S
Dennison, Henry-Good Luck, 80 acres;
see w B No 80, folio 6G5, state and coun-
ty taxes int and costs. ..............l5S s.
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Allen, Saml T-AllOckS Delight, -
acres and imp: see W b SO folio 151;
state and county taxes, int and costs
............. IS 81
Brooke, Edw'd T-Temples Mills, &
acres and imp; state and county taxes,
int and costs. ....S So
Chapelle, Margaret-pt Motley Hall.
40 acres and imp: see w IS folio 727;
state and county taxes, int and costs
DeWilcox, Mrs-51 S-10O acres and
imp; state and county taxes. int and
Fisher, James H-pt Saturdays Work
22l acresostate and county taxes, int
Gulick, Henry-Tranquility. 21o
acres imp; see 30 folio 4S9; state
and county taxes, int and costs 80 "a
Howath, Jno tt 1-2 acres, pit Peter
Guigon; see wB7 folio 230; state and
county taxes, int and costs. I 80
Jones, G Page-7 acres, Marlboro
and Alexandra, road: state and county
taxes. int and costs. ................4 y
Kennedy, Margaret-pt Pleasant Hill
ID 1-2 acres, 10 acres marsh: state and
county taxes, int and costs. II OF
Mattingly, a B-Bradfords Hunting
Fally, 63 acres: see j W B 40 folio 119;
state and county taxes, Int and costs
ii 90
McConkey, Jno Apt Motley Hall,
40 "a scres imp: state and county t Nes,
Mayse, Milford C--59 IA acres and
imp; state and county taxes, int and
CoSlS.-. .---.l' q
Proctor, Olivia Apt Mt WeIby: state
and county taxes, int and costs. $50 D Al
Pinkney, julia acre, Wood Cot and
imp: state and county taxes, int and
coSlS ..-...-..... .... Is "
Ripley,,C w E-Riverside, acres
and imp: see j W Il 80 folio 600 state
and county taxes, int and costs fl "A
Sutton, L---(P 7 GuIgon, Ag'tl y
acres imp: state and county taxes, int
anu coSlS. 30 ~
Stewart, Jas Apt Biggs Track, l
acre imp: state and county taxes, int
ana COSTS. + %
Young. Roseanna--pt Planners Tract
II 1-2 acres: state and county taxes, int
anu COSlS - 90
Unknown--65 acres: state and county
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-01
PREPARING A DEFENSE.
Turkey will Resist Repayment Of Miss
Stones Ransom.

constantinople. Nov. 1.-The Turk
ish government is already preparing
10 resist the anticipated demand o! the
United States for repayme.l, on the
ransom necessary to secure the re-
lease Of Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. the an
Quoted American missionary. Inc
porte repndiates all responsibility fol
The kidnapping Of Miss stone anu
maintains that the United States mas
no claim against Turkey and that
therefore. the latter is justified in re-
fusing 10 recoup the United States iol
the money expended in her rescue.
high Turkish official Informed 2
representative OF the Associated Press
that the Turkish resistance OF any
Claims woald be based upon the con
tcntions:
Eirst-That Miss Stone. although
warned of the dangers OF the ROAD
persisted in travelling.
Second-That she did not notlfy th'
authorities of her intention. III orde'
"a obtain escort which precautiol
oven the foreign consuls always tak'
when travelling in such outlying, IN
secure districts CT the empire.
Third-That the brgands VINO kio
manned Miss Stone and her companion
were Hulgarians. that the coup was
MANNED in Bulgaria and that sanctu
ary was found in Bulgarian territory
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RiDDLEO WITH BULLETS.
Negro Attempts to Escape From Mob
Of lynchers.

Holgenvllie Ky. Nov IA mob
Of - or - determined citizens came
down on this ..ttle town at = a m.
ard took from the Jail S;las Esters
a negro. charged With forcing Gran
VILE Ward, 15-yoar-old loy. 70 com
nit 4 crime. and strung him 70 the
courthouse steps SO quietly and sys-
tematically did the mob 70 about -
work that the citizens of the town
wcEe in ignorance CT the existence cf
a mob until the negro Was n Is
clutc hes.
The citizens composing the lvnca:ng
parry approached the jail and upon
Their demand the keys were surreE-
dered 70 them. The cell in which the
negro was confined was entered and
the Moose was adjusted about his
geek.
He was dragged down the jail stairs
and out into the street. He managed
10 slip the moose from his neck AMI
made a break for liberty. The mob.
crazed with anger. made after the
negro bowling AMI firing az him with
guns and pistols. The negro fell ~heA
ahou, loo wards +. Il. the jailhouse.
riddle! with bullets:
The nocse was again placed about
his neck and he was dragged = tha
courthouse and swung 10 the topmost
steps.
The mob Was formed IL II neigh
ho,hco ID of the crime When the Work
Of lvnchng the Negro hal heer az
comDlished. the members cf ne mob
rui ,ly dispersed anl Went to tae.r
homes
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No so"i' 'heh retired to consider
~ -, pom, raised and after consult,.
,5m VI ID minutes returned and Ad.
n''iai Dewey announced the .onr,,s
decision as follows: Nou'' >
J.. ne objection as made is sustained
by the court" '''"e v