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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
Attention Farmers

short course in Agricnl urs lnst:lr ron
January T. lYJ! to Mnrci. q, lHv@%, w!ll be
gwen at Delaware Co,legr,
Address PROF. W. H. MSHDP,
NcI. irk, bel.
For general Information concerning tn"
College. Rdlre ),
GEO, A. HARTER. President.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
WAFER DEPARTMENT.

Whrr" l1NseI hrc vacant n the u OF h OF
Dec "iub'r aIi To rrlnhID NhtRht tor nn iuN"'
tull' time, HlH written noIlCe ~ sent to me
Lth""ui the h"uarini' Mt l'tyr" tie first uuy
If January, req lgSNnt III" water 10 be turn
I'd N the Water Department VIA hut oil
thr water a. the eXueHsn Of the owner.
tp E"ul .Iurlug SNrn vacancy rom IL" Nr7t
d:,N II ia mary mt occupied Mt "h' Ch t'n"
lhe p"urr -AhI pay tAu Wat,r Eont III al'
vance Tor tH" balance Of iAH yolr, ana n"
Wat - y apnr nl"ut wIil tu"n on the water.
Nhrn any vAtur fixture has been rem uv"i
during any year. Grli"u n ttce must b. r'v'
en I" b. department prio" ~ .'tnu ~ 1T,
following All f"nONhI, N order tu hATe the
rent ,nargrd or sad fx'U VI" le'iur,-l from
the bii for tn to iDw,n. year.
iiDA ID Oh WA4 Ett & N NlHSlD EEh
nlS N W limo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
it}s1 NAA.i..

I. OF ALE ElnEAn-LOT NF TWO SEAT
T Ell carriages to reduce stock; one second
hund usurn>xl, Mo,s.ngrr, iii W. + ont st.
no l,nu mon wed -at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

The following personal property, consisting
Of: Two good work horses and | good A.
driver. 7years cid, fearless AMI safe ~
N.El for n lady 10 drive; II head OF good
nj mi CHI cows, most in profit, consisting OF
Jerseys ana home raised; hay and straw by
the ton. fodder by the bundle, LOT OF corn by
the bush el, farm wagon. farm cart. milk
wagon. good Missouri wheat drill | ,'cCor.
nick binder in goo order horse rake. disc
harrow, corn marker, sulkoy cultivator,
lron Age cui'ivator. syracuse plow, l Pea.
cock Flow, road cart, ! Deering mower in
good order, carriage pOle, spike harrow, !
Van ickle fam set milk harness, stage
harm sss . aets pillow harness, cart hatnsss,
lot milk cAnu. patent butter printsr churn,
grind stono, shovelH, forks. hoes and other
articles too mum erous TO mention.
Terms An sums Of SIS cash and over that
credit Of months with approved eadorser.
kEBtCCA A. WEBSTER,
WNl. NJ, W EBSVER.
A. the same time the farm known as New
ARK Union farm ehr Carrcroft. about three
miles from Wi!min ston. containing about 10
acres more or loss. The farm will be offered
at o'cl ock.
REBECCA A. WEBSTER,
DUIrON WEBSTER
Executors.
i. c. Stidham 4 Son, Aue.
W. T. Ly nam. Atty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04

OTIgE-ALl. PEi'aoNs AItE FORBID,
N den to trust my vito on my accUrnt. ua
/ will ray no buls contractel by her.
d. 1T +. A. LNNEfING
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-04
WANTED.

Wy ANTEn--A INrELl.!GENT GInL TO
w learu typeseLting. Apply ID floor. this
ofice.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
IN PHILADELPHIA FIRE
C ss7 ess<&~xr11PTexes ~
~ { 'DESTROYS.I7 LIVES

Philadelphia, Oct. 25.-A fire, In
which the police say II people lost
their lives and many more were Serious
ly and perhaps fatally injured, occur
red today in the heart Of the business
section of the olty. The nine story
building at 1919 and 1921 Market street
occupied by Hunt, Wilkinson & Co.,
uph holsterers and furniture dealers, ant
two unoocupied buiidings at 1928 anO
1925 Market street, were destroy ed
Many other buildings were damageo
and the loss ia estimated Gt upwards oil
100000. Toe fire started at 10 81
o'clock, 1t Is SUPPOSED TO havs bael
caused b. the explosion OF benz ne o
napnshs~'
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
Splendid Move Now BEING
Made BY ths Brunswick
Board Of Trade
CONGRESS 70 Be CALLED
Of Representative From Various
Communities to Discuss Plans
For Future Action.

There was largs aud representative
meeting Of the Board of Trade yester
day and a move was stsl tso, W hich will
mean a great deal for Brunswlck.
This move has for its ultimate end
the improvement OF the rivsrs tributor 3
co BrunswiCk and the cutting of canal
via the PlanG cation creek route by which
the many steamers plying inland can
rsach Brunswick. To specify tn plans
in detail would take too much space
this morning, but suffice it to say that
the move has the hearty oO.operstion
of ths 7 ines. Coll as 1t is one of the best
things iOr commercial Brunswick that
mas ever been proposed. II will re.
quire government aid CU do the work
and LOOKING towaros securing that aid,
means and methods of how best to get
it were discussed.
Messss. E, H. Mason and e. F. Coney
were appointed to confer with G .pt.
Gillette on tne matter ard committee
of seve n were appointed to writs to the
Board Of Trade bodies Of Maooa, Dab
lin, Hawkinsvllie and OF her towns along
the Ojmuigee, O,onee, Ohoope and AL
tamshs aud get their views regarding
holding q congress 10 Bruins wick at an
early date to discuss river improve
ment.
Thls committee is composed of W. s,
Irvine, T. Newman. a. Fendig, w. B.
Cook, E. FL. Mason, e. F. Coney and
W. NJ Tupper
The Board Of Trade also passed resell.
utions of thanks to the Manufactures
Record Of Baltimore and its Bruins.
wick cO-res pondent Mr.. W. s. Irvine
for three column write up of this
ports business which appeared in the
Record Of Oct. 18th. This write up
was one of he best that Brunswick has
ever had and The vote OF thanks was
timely snG deserved.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
Called to Nominate an Al
dGrnal TO Go Oh In the
Place Left Vacant
BY Mr.. WOODS RETIREMENT
Call Issued Yesterday in the Same
Spirit Of Harmony as Charac-
terized Last Meeting.

The following cff1cIal call explsins
itself. Ii reads:
The undersIgned, chairman of the
mass meeting be,d ON ths 1873 day Of
Oo9ober, 1901, to dominate a ticket for
aldermen at the election in Daoembe r
next, and the committee to notify the
candidates nominated Of then nom rs
ion, Mr.. A, v. Wood, one of said can
didates, having declined the nom ina
tion, due to his wish to devote his en-
tire spare time to his duties as presi-
dent Ofthe Board Of Eduoatior, hereby,
at the instance of many oi.izens, call a
MACS meeting to be held at the city hall
at s o'clock p M, October 2S. 1901, to
nominate another candidate in Mr..
WoO0's place on SAID ticket.
All white citIzens of the city Of
BruDswIok who are of voting age are
invited to attend.
The object of proposed meeting 10 the
same as Of the mass meeting held on
October 185h-to avoid a heated politi =
cal contest, thereby leaving everyone
free to devote their attention to the
best interest Of the city of Bruns-
wick.
w. X Kay.
Chm. Mass Meeting Held Oot, 18.
Constant Miller.
f E Twitty,
c. P. Goodyear,
Notification Committee.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
EXCELSIOR SOCIETY MEETING.
officers Elected and an Interesting Program
Rendered.

MYesterday az school the Excelsior r
Literary society held its first meeting
for the year. The president aud seq
retsry of lsst year, Willie Bailey and
jamie Symops occupisd the chairs and
after the reading of the min utes, Willie
Bailey administered the oath of office
to the new President Elliott Butts and
Secretary Leah johnson. President
Butts made a0 appropriate address,
thanking the mt m bers Of the society
for the honor conferred upon him, and
assured them that be would do his best
to make the society success.
The following program was wei.
rendered Ssad very much enjoyed:
song, "Wnen Life i. Brightest.
Choir.
Recitation, "Ths Old Maids Prsy-
er "-Lsah Johnson.
So g-Msry Ellenwood.
r .oitatiOn-Henry Buckley.
Katie franklin and Lilly
GorLto
Rscltatlon, "Beipg Woman -
Clare O'CJnnor.
Solo (InstrumentaD-FAnni. Mason.
RsciGatiOn-Rsb sbeocs Davis.
ReOitstlon-MabelR Rooney.
Richard Everett.
Song by the choir with solos By
Willie Bailey ana Tallnlah Fleming
The society is very much indebted tc
Miss jamie Symons who assisted with
the musical part of the program.
After the program Supt. Ballad
spoke to the society ooDgrstulatine
them on the success Of the entertain.
ment. Mr.. Ballads address was very
much enjoyed.
The socIety then adjourned to meet
Friday Nov. s.
HARRIS KING.
Reporter for TimesACsll.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
AFTER ROOSEVELT.
Resolution of Censure Will be introduced
in the House.

AtlaLts, Oct. % -R"p' ese n stlve Hsn
OF FanniT, Leading Republican mem
bar Of the house, will on Monday in =
tr, duce a resolu ion oundeminK he ac-
tlon OF President Il osevel, for dining
Booker Washingt IN a. the white house.
The resolu ion is expe>ted ~ crfa Q
somewhar of q sen, iop, coming from
Republicat sources, but 1t is safe to SO y
1t will be unanimously adopted. Mr.
Hall said todsy be was 81, ,unch Re-
publican in every respect, hut he did
not believe in toadying to negroes and
he thought Roosevelt made a big fool
OF himself for his action.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
TO SPEAK ON CANE AND CAssAvA.
Agricultural Department will Send a Man
to Georgia and Florida Fairs.

Ia Response to Fl If.s that hava baer
made by ths Board OF Trade ard C.,.
gressman BTantley, the Agricultural
Department at Wash. gton hsa bc Come
Int 4res'ed in tie gr with of cane ana
cas- 1ava in sou b Ge'rg'a and Florida.
The mails yes erdav 5roush4 to
Congressman Brartiry snd Secretary
Ogg. letters from Secretary OF Aa-ioul.
ure Wilson, in wl!oh that official
stated that DR.. HI w. Wiley, chief Of
the Bnrea OF Chemis ry aould addrgss
the farmers VI Georaia on The subject
OF csno and cas- ava at Savannah during
the Georgia Sta.e Fair dates from Nov.
10 16.h, aud also that DR.. Riley
would address The farmers of Florida
at Jacksonville during the Florida
State FAIR from Nov. 10 to 23,
This is quite a good thing for che
farmeEs of Georgia and Florida and
shows the interest that is b.ing taken
in cane aod cssssva growing in this
couRsFy at this time
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
FOR A WORLD WIDE STRIKE.

Barcelona, Oct. "a The anarchist
propaganda in favor of general striS g
10 proving fruitful In Spain. leading
anarchists assert hat committees
throughout the world, representing g.,
100000 workerF, are only awaiting the
1ssnsl TO iaaDgurate the universal
strike proposed by the German work
men and oppro' e1 by the Amerlo, n
nd European c0mmlttees.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26

LOST-Pooh etbo TX copfaInir $500
and cards OF Mas Mary e. Aiken,
" ill pay So 90 reward for return to
Frank D Aiken, CITY.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26

FOR RENT-Two futnlsned d rooms.
G'ntiemen preferred. 5e3 George st
opposite Hanover park,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26
For LaGrippe and lnflu-
enza use CHENEY'S EX-
PECTORAN {.

Who is going to get the
beautiful China Closet that
is going to be given away
on Jan. 1st, 1902? Why
the one that gets the lucky
number. Get a ticket
with every cash purchase
of 2Sc. Get all the tickets
you can. You can get any
thing you want that is
kept in a tirst-class gro
Gerry. at this place and as for
as little money as can be
bought at any other place,
considering quality; and at
the same time get chances
on the China Closet, and
possibly get it,
70 be Drawn Jan. lst, 1902
". i; !4;,Il Deyoe' ~
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-26

Hard Wood Msptels Reed E. La
MaDoe, Mansger
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
DUE PRECAUTION
AGAINST PLAGUE
Vessels From Liverpool
and Glasgow to Be
Inspected.

WASHINGTON, Nov. with the in
formation so far in the possession of the
marine hospital service authorities as ID
the outbreak OF the plague in Liverpool
and Glasgow this Government does not
regard. these cities as infected ports. The
utmost care, however, is being exercised
by officials here to prevent the plague
from entering Atlantic ports of the Unite !
States through incoming vessels from Liv-
erpOOl and Glasgow. All such arrivals
will be subjected to the most rigid exam
inauOn. The members Of the crews of the
vessels, who are likely TO have been near
er the scene of the outbreak than ordin-
cry passengers, will be examined with the
greatest care.
Surgeon General Wyman said he did not
anticipate a widespread epidemic, and
that while strict precautions must be
taken the danger Of spread Of the disease
in this country was not excessive.
Health officer DOty Of New York wired
today that he would have a conference
with the Marine Hospital officers in New
York and later report what action they
considered necessary.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Telegrams from
Galveston, Tex, report that the State
Health Department has issued orders to
enforce quarantine against all vessels
from Liverpool and Glasgow, on account
of the prevalence of bubOnic plague at
those ports. Seven or eight ships from
Liverpool and Glasgow are now en- voyage
10 Galveston. All vessels will be detained
ten days at quarantine station, and for
an indefinite period should there be sick
ness on board.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
LA ESTRELLA PARLoR
BIAS HALLOWEEN PARTY
Young People Seek Information as to
What Is in Store for
Them

Last Friday night La Estrella Parlor
No. SO, Native Daughters of the Golden
West, gave Halloween party in the BAN
quet hall of the Native Sons building
The hall was crowded. All were pleas
antly entertained with a programme of
games appropriate to the time of the year,
which popular Imagination has stamped
with a peculiar character because of the
belief that supernatural influences prevail,
and that by going through certain forms
and ceremonies those who go through
them may be made aware of what is in
store for them in the future.
The hall was given weird appearance
by a liberal distribution of pumpkin Ian
terms, but these did not strike terror into
the hearts of onlookers many of whom
before the end of the party, to use an ex-
preston of the street, took a fall' out of
the grinning lanterns. By means of ap-
plies, nuts and luggies many of the young
folks learned whether they would remain
single or get married, and the witch of
the cavern" told many of what there is in
store for them.
An interesting feature of the evening
was a ghost dance by twelve members of
the parlor. At the termination of this
dance the orchestra played for those who
wished to dance on till the early hours of
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
BALLOON DROPS
IN ON RANCHER
Great Gas Bag Journeys
Away When the
Rope Breaks. ;"
Thrilling Aerial Ride Looked
Upon as Advertising
Scheme.

The spectacle of a monster Captive"
balloon lowering over the city yesterday
afternoon attracted the attention Of thou
sands of persons. The aerial traveller was
one that had been placed on exhibition
earlier in the day in lot at Eleventh
and Market streets.
Shortly after 4 p. m. the balloon was
seen TO soar into the air and travel rap
idly toward the south The news was
spread all over the city that the balloon
had broken away from its fastenings and
that a number of men and women were
in the car and were likely to meet with
death.
Investigation, however. showed that the
balloon was in charge of an aeronaut, and
the seven men and one woman with him
were in no danger.
An advertising man, a gymnast and the
wife or friend Of the owner of the bal
loon were among those who took a jour-
ney through the air, and 1t was stated
around the lot WHENCE the ascension
had been made that the convenient break
Ing OF a rope had set the captive free for
advertising purposes.
The owner Of the balloon and his associ-
ates were not at all concerned as to the
safety of their property, and assured all
who made inquiries that a descent would
be made without accident.
Last night the balloon and its human
freight descended in safety at Wurr Mill
on the ranch of Beatty Thompson, situ-
ated a few miles west of La Honda
Thompson saw the aerial traveller circling
around, and when it came to a clearing
he caught the dangling rope and fastened
IL to a tree. The aeronaut then let out
the gas and the passengers were soon on
terra frma. Thompson and his wife took
good care of the passengers and housed
them for the night.
Those who took the unlocked for aerial
journey We're: Al Dodge. ]. F. Leonard,
Q. Videdog, Ed Foster Jr., N. L. Ha-
worth, Ed Dudley, Mrs. Clara Gonzales,
John NJ Swift and Walter Leon.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
DEMANDS INVESTIGATION
OF HIS MENTAL STATUS
Attorney in Redding Court Wants
Examiners to Determine If
He Is Sane

REDDDG, Nov. Wv. D. Tillotson, at
torney for the Mountain Copper Company,
the defendant in an action for damages
alleged to have been sustained by Peter
Stollberg and others TO their orchard
near Shasta by sulphur fumes from
smelters. to-day caused a stir in the
court when he asked for a continuance.
c. f Kimbal of San Francisco, attorney
for the plaintiffs, asked if TillOtson con-
sidered him crazy
Il do not say that you are crazy" re-
piled TillOtsOn. You are afraid to say
that I am crazy" exclaimed KimbaIl TO
which Tillotson replied, Il am not afraid
10 say that you are crazy, but I do not
consider that it would be fair to you to
esk you TO go to an exhaustive trial of
this case while you are in the mental con-
clifton in which you now appear"
Kimball then demanded of the court
that an inquiry be made as to his mental
condition and asked that two physicians
Of this city. who have attended to him
during his short stay, be members of the
examining board. Judge Sweeny an
nOUnced that the motion for a continu-
ence Of the date of trial would be taken
Up Monday morning and that at that
time any investigation of the mental con-
Gition Of Kimball might be considered
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Tribute From Veterans.

At the last regular meeting Of the
board of directors of the Veterans Home
of California the following was adopted
and a copy ordered sent to the widow Of
the late President Mckinley:
Whereas. With inexpressible grief and hor-
rer we learn Of the untimely death of the
beloved President of the United States
Resolved That in the death of William Nc
Kinley the nation has lost good and upright
ruler the veterans of three a devoted
friend and comrade, the citizens of the re-
public an exalted example Of honesty in public
and purity in private life, and all mankind
a notable exempar of the noble virtues of
patriotism, fidelity to principle and devotion
to duty.
President Mckinley died as he lived his
heart overfowing with love for his fellow
men His most enduring monument will be
in the hearts of his counrtymen.
To his loving wife, whom he cared for so
tenderly for thirty years the survivors of the
Mexican civil and Spanish wars in the Vet
erans' Home of California, representing FORTY
four States and Territories of the Union ten
der their heartfelt sympathy. The memory of
inspiration to a loftier patriotism and a bet
ter citizenship to the rising generation of
Americans and TO millions yet unborn.
In the shadow Of this great national calam-
ity the soldiers of the republic, his comrades
in arms, renew their pledges of fidelity to the
country and its President, and eternal enmity
to their enemies and assassins.
]. ]. SCOVILLE, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
NOT IN FAVOR
OF THE ISTHMIAN CANAL
He Does Not Believe That It Can
Be Built or Profitably
Worked.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Carnegie were passengers upon
the ST. Louis, which reached her dock late
this afternoon. Carnegie refused to dis
cuss New York politics. saying he was no
partisan. He was questioned with regard
to the proposed technical school at Pitts
burg and said he had received a report
upon the subject, and when asked If it
was true that the committee had asked
for $1,000, 900 his reply was:
THE committee is incapable of asking
for money. The report was truly Ameri-
can and worthy of Pittsburg.'
Questioned concerning the steel situa-
ton Mr.. Carnegie laughed, saying:I Il
am out of business; l have reformed -
Then he added: 81 have heard something
of the forming of an English steel trust.
The English are not inclined to combine.
1t has been said that every Englishman
is an island by himself
''Have you any views upon the subject
of the Isthmian canal?" was the next
question put to him.
81 do not believe in the canal at ALL I
do not believe a canal will render the
service for the transportation of goods
that frst-class two-track railroad would
do. Freight could be unloaded into fifty
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLAIN TALK
To catarrh Sufferers.

Every person suffering from catarrh in
its many forms knows that the common
lotions, salVes and douches do not cure II
IS needless TO argue this point or TO cite
cases OF failure, because every victim of
catarrhal trouble knows il for himseIf if
he has tried them -
A local application, If it does anvtb,-.
at all, simply gives temporary relief: 3
wash, lotion, salve or powder canno+
reach the seat Of the disease, which ie
The blood. -
The mucous membrane seeks to rel;e,.o
the blood Of catarrhal poison by secretins
large quantities OF mucus the dischar rrs
sometimes closing up the nosfrfIS -
sCenClng TO the throat and larvnx csS,S
ing an irritating cough, continual ciesrinrT
Of the throat, DEAFNESS, Indigestion and
symptoms.
A remedy to really cure catarrh rnus+
be an internal treatment: a remedy Wrhfcb
viii gradually cleanse the system frSm
catarrhal poison and remove the fever an IA
cOngestlon always present in the mucons
membrane.
The lest remedies for this purpo5 are
EucalyptOl, Sanguinaria and HxdrestI,
but the difficulty has ALWAYS been - -. @
these valuable curatiVes Combined IN 80
palatabIe, convenient and efficient foS.,-'
Recently this has been accom- nlisbad
and the preparation put on the nnarl,s+
under the name Of Stuart's Catarrh -Tabe
lets; they are large, pleasant -tasti,,,r
loZenges. so that they may be SLOWLY dis
solved Ia the mouth. thus reaching ever,
part Of the mucous membrane and fnaIIy
the stomach and intestines :
An advantage to be considered also Sc
that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain no
cOcOaine, morphine or poisonous nercoties
so often found in catarrh powders and
the us5 OF which often entailS a habit
more dangerous than the disease.
SIuartS Catarrh Tablets are sold tv
druggists at so cents for full-sized pack
age and are probably the safest and most
eiIectual catarrh cure on the market
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Federal offcer Causes Arrest.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-Percival Baker
was arrested to-day charged with imper-
sonating a United States officer. Two
years ago Baker was a stenographer in
the office of j. p. Jackson, United States
Collector at San Francisco. The COM
plaint was sworn out against Baker By
Chinese Inspector ]. ID. Putnam, and al
leges that Baker, representing himself as
a Government official, invaded the store
of Wong Sam Ying. a leading Chinese
merchant. The complaint states that
Baker forced Gee Su. Wings wife, to sit
for an X-ray picture of her tightly-bound
foot Baker denies the charge
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
MANY TRACTION PLANS SUGGESTED
FOR The PORTABLE SCH00LH0USE
Scheme of the Board Education to Relieve Congested Attendance
Pupils Will Work Revolution the Department. but Difficulties May
Be Encountered When the Building Is Sent Out to Hy Districts
1t is expected that the project will

1t is expected that the project will
work a~revolution a. in the administration
of school affairs. In the first place. Di-
rector Mark believes that it is cheaper
to move than to pay rent, and says the
portable school will put an end to the ex-
penditure of several thousand dollars
yearly for rental of outside rooms. 1t is
not known whether the. structure will be
propelled by horse power, automobile or
traction engine, but it is quite likely that
Casserly will insist that 1t be hauled to
its destination by polo ponies, driven tan
dem, with the altitudinous Director him
self at the reins. Great care would have
to be exercised to prevent the animals
running away while school was in ses-
sion. as the spilling of the. pupils promls-
ac