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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
THE CITY OF PaOVIDENCA.

CHAPTER 81
An Ordinance Permitting the Providence
Telephone Company TO Build Subways
in Certain Streets.
[Approved January 8. 1901
IT Is ordained by the City Council OF the
City OF Providence as follows:
Section l. Permission is hereby granted
20 the Providence Telephone Company 70
build, maintain, use and operate for tele-
phone purposes, subways, conduits, pipes
and necessary manholes and appurte-
nances for carrying wires In under and
along Howard street from Broadway TO
Westminster street and I'm Westminster
street from Howard street to Courtland
street. i'm accordance with the accom-
panying report OF the Commissioner Of
Public Works. provided said subways,
conduits, appurtenances and wires shall
he built and operated subject 10 all OF
the conditions contained In Chapter 81
OF the city Ordinances entitled Wires"
and OF the several Ordinances whereby
said Company Is authorized To carry on
a telephone business In the city Of Provi-
dence.
A true copy-Witness:
WILLIAM e. CLARKE,
ias1 st City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
FOUND
GUILTY OF
CONTEMPT
Miss Hazelton and Mr.. lefIe
Did Not Appear to Answer
Complaint.

The troubles Of the owners of the Olym-
pic Theatre and the Westminster Theatre
wers again told in court today.
This time the difficulties were explain
ed to Chief Justice stiness and Justices
Tillinghast and Douglas. Injunctions
were obtained. but the performances at
the Westminster will be given at the
usual hours the remainder of the week.
\ Judge Douglas on Monday enjoined
Mabel Hazelton from giving a perform
ance at the Westminster Theatre with the
Sam It. Jack company she had contracted
with Messrs. Spitz & Nathanson to send
to the Olympic Theatre next month. Je-
seph zieie was present when the injunc-
ton was granted.
The name OF the show was changed
from that of Sam T. Jacks company.
Mabel Hszelton proprietor. to that OF
ziehe's Own Buriesquers. Proceedings
against Mr.. ziens for contempt of court
were begun. Both Miss Hazelton and
Mr.. Ziefe have left town, IL was stated
In court, the former going just after
the injunction was granted and Mr..
Ziefe, the present manager OF the per-
formance swore today In court. had not
been seen since Tuesday noon In these
parts.
Former Advance Agent Perkins of the
Sam T. Jack company said performances
were given by the members of the COM
pany under a new arrangement
Mr.. Perkins swore he was no longer
connected with any OF the many shows
run by Miss Hazelton. The reason Mr..
Ziefie's name was used for the new COM
bination was because Mr.. Ziefie's name
was thought to be the one to conture with
in this city.
According to Mr.. Perkins further state
ments the members OF the burlesque
company are now amusing the public on
their own responsibility. Neither Miss
Haxelton nor Mr.. Ziene has anything to
do with the performances.
Messrs. Spite g. Nathanson's counsel,
John ]. Dockry and James Tillinghast.
obtained orders from the court adjudg-
ing that Miss Hazelton and Mr.. Ziehe
should be declared I'm contempt of court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
Official Roster Of Membership Issued
by the State Experimentation
Nations Represented.

Ruis de Beerenbrouck. ex-minister of
justice, commissioner of the queen In the
province OF Limbourg.
Portugai-Count de Macedo. peer of the
realm minister OF marine and colonies.
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary at Madrid.
Roumania-Mr. Theodore Rosetti. SEN
ator. ex-president of the high court of
cessation and justice. Mr.. Jean
Kalindero, administrator of the
crown domain. ex-judge OF the high
court OF cessation and justice. Mr.. Eu-
geno Statsco. ex-president of the senate.
ex-minster of justice and foreign affairs.
Mr.. Jean n. Lahovari. deputy, ex-envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary, ex-minister of foreign affairs.
Russia-Mr N. V. Mouravieff. minister
of justice. active privy councillor. secre-
tary OF state OF his majesty the emperor.
MIR. G.. Z. Pobedonostzeff, attorney gem
erai of the Most Holy Synod. active privy
councillor, secretary of state OF his ma
jesty the emperor Mr.. e. v. Frisch.
president OF the department of legislation
of the imperial council. active priyy coun-
cillor, secretary of state of his majesty
the emperor. Mr.. De Martens, privy
councillor permanent member of the
council of the ministry of foreign af-
fairs.
Spain--His Excellency the DUKE OF Te-
tuan, ex-minister OF foreign affairs, sem
ator of the kingdom, grandee of Spain.
Mr.. Bienvenido. oliver, director generai
of the ministry of justice. ex-delegate OF
Spain TO the conference on private inter-
national law at the Hague. Mr.. Manuel
Torres Campos, professor OF international
law at the University of Granada, asso-
ciate member of the Institute of Inter
national Law.
Sweden and Norway--Mr. 8. r. ID. X:
D'Olivecrona, member OF the international
law institute ex-associate justice OF the
supreme court OF the Kingdom or
Sweden. doctor of laws and letters at
Stockholm; Mr.. G.. Gran, ex-minister OF
state of Norway, governor OF the prov
ince OF Hamar, Norway.
United States-Mr. Benjamin Harrison,
ex-president OF the United States: Mr..
Melville w. Fuller. chief justice Of the
United states: Mr.. John w. Griggs. at
torney general of the United States: Mr..
George Gray, United. States circuit Judge.
First secretary of the court, j, j. Ros-
hussen: second secretary or the court,
Jonkheer w Roell
The administrative council consists or
the minister for foreign affairs OF the
Netherlands and the diplomatic repre-
sentatives at The Hague of the ratifying
powers Sec. Gen. Mr.. X. Melvil. Baron
Van Ieyden. Judge OF the district court
OF Utrecht and a member of the first
chamber OF the states-gcneral.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
TRUST DEED
UPHELD BY
THE COURT
Important Decision In the Case
Of NeIsIer Against PeaTsaII
and Others.

An important opinion was handed down
today by the appellate division OF the
supreme court in the case OF Oscar Neis-
ler ct al, VS.. William III. Pearsall. ct al.
This was a bill in equity brought for the
partition of a certain lot of land with
all improvements thereon, situated in this
city.
After making a trust conveyance of her
property or part OF the same. to n. Dana
Wells. Harriet l.. Potter married Will
liam III. Pearsall. BY this marriage she
had one child. Mrs. Pearsall left a will
which was recorded in the municipal
court of this city in March. 1900.
BY the provisions of this will she gave
her property TO her husband for life.
with remainder In fee to her daughter.
BY the provisions of the trust deed the
daughter would take her mothers prop
erty unencumbered by the life estate OF
her father.
Judge Douglas, who writes the opinion
panIy GSsF pTesented wheheer
grantor, without invoking the aid of the
court, may revoke and nullify such a
Including tSe opnosn fs Of he court ii in
Rhode Island cases. Judge Douglas says:
'.In all these cases II is admitted that
the deliberate intention OF tho grantor
troll makes his deed irrevocable.
.In suits brought to set aside or cam
eel such deed the courts may differ as
10 the weight To be given TO the circum-
stances of the mere omission of a power
of revocation. as they may as to the
weight of any other piece of evidence In
the case. but IL convinced that the grant
or intelligently Intended to make his act
irrevocable. they will hold IL to be so
against his subsequent attempt to cancel
II.
There being no way of ascertaining
what was the intention of the maker OF
the trust deed al TO its irrevocability. the
court decides IL must stand. SO the
daughter gets her property unincum-
bered by a life estate of her father"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
PRAYER BANDS
Believed 10 Be Preferable TO
Mrs. Nations Methods.

Lynn, Jan. 3l.-The Essex County No-
mems Christian Temperance union In
session I'm Lynn, disspproved OF Mrs. Ma
tion and her work, I'm this resolution:
Resolved, That while we deplore the
conditions that make IL possible for our
sister, Mrs. Carrie Nation OF Kansas, to
take such means as she has, we desire
90 put on record our belief {. at the
methods OF the crusaders at the begin
ming OF this organization would have
answered her purpose even better than
those she used"
The crusade methods alluded 20 were
not saloon wrecking. but the formation
Of praying bands. which visited saloons
and offered prayers therein.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
HER THROAT CUT.
Mrs. Bot Murdered While She
Was In Her Bed.

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. 3L-Frederick Bott
left home early last evening 10 20 to his
work at Jeanette. After he had gone.
his wife lay down on the bed between
her two children.
An hour later, her daughter Annie. .
years old was awakened by the striking
Of "A match A man whom she recognized
as James Bott. former boarder and her
fathers cousin, was standing At the bed
side with lighted match IN his hand.
Tho child sat M and saw that her
mother was dead with her throat cut.
The child cried out and Bott. throwing
a bloody razor on the bed. fed. lie had
not been captured up TO midnight
No cause FOR the murder Is known. Tho
family was ready TO move today To
Jeannctfc and Bot had got another
hoardlng house the day befnre
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
HoBsoN GOES SOUTH.

New York. Jan. si.-Lieut. Richmond =.
gobson, who was discharged recently
from tho Presbyterian hospital where he
had been I'll for some time, has gone
south.
lie is not expected TO report for several
months TO the department OF construction
and repairs az the Brooklyn navy yard to
which he has been assigned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
INDICATIONS or A SEA DISASTER.

victoria. n g. jar. 3i-News was
brought by tho steamer Queen city last
night that much wreckage has been
found on the west coast.
-Four DAYS ago piece OF teak, be-
tieved 10 be from the back OF = ships
boat was picked up on Bonilla Point. It
had the name "Andra' cut into IL ana
~ is believed TO have come front he MISS
ing ship which was blown from the Co
iumbia river some weeks ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
REVOLUTION ENDED.

New York, Jan. 5i.-E. Gonzales Es-
taves. consul general of Venezuela has
received the following dispatch from
President Castro or Venezuela:
Revolutionary movement IN Csrautano
A. termirs ed. All the country Is tran
Gull"
NY this dispatch President Castro do
mics the stories OF the spread Of the reyo-
luton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
EXCITEMENT IN A THEATRE.

Madrid. Jan 3i-There we're stormy
scenes az the frat performance OF "EleC-
ira" hy Academician Gaidos. The hfth
act OF the play. which was a violent out
burst against clerfczlsm. was repeatedly
interrupted by cries OF "a sss ultramon-
tanes." death TO the Jesults.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
SCHOONER ASHORE NEAR HAIIERAS,

washington Jan. 2i-The life saving
service is advised that an unknown
schooner II ashore four miles north Of
Hatteras The crews Of the Kinnaket.
Hatteras and Creeds nm life saving sta
tlOns have gone 10 her assistance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
RAN AGROUND.
Stsamar Berkshire Stranded
Near Newcastle, Del.

Philadelphia. Jan. si.-Tho Merchant
and Miners Tgansportation eompany's
steamer Berkshire went aground last
night In the Delaware river near New
castle. Del
She was bound from Savannah for this
city. Her passengers were taken 10 vii.
mington, Del II Is believed she will be
noatcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31

ant doorkeepers and pages; passed In
concurrence.
Senator Hughes. OF Johnston. from the
same committee, reported back. as right
ly engrossed, an act In amendment OF
chapter IL. general laws, OF elections by
secret ballot: passed In concurrence.
On motion of Senator Eldridge. OF East
Greenwich, the Senate adjourned. to meet
on Friday morning, at IL o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
THE WEATHER.

washington. Jan. 3i.-For New Eng
land: Occasional SHOWS tonight and Fri
day; variable winds, generally north
westerly: fresh brisk on the coast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31

Fancy Eigin Creamery. 2sc. n. Finest
produced. The Great Atlantic aud Pacific
Tea CO.. S3 Westminster street. Hoppin
Homestead Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
WAN r ED

- LADIES who can devote two to four
- hours daily at their own home. 6oou
salary Liberal advance. Address today,
Auto h. Company. 10 Edinboro street.
Boston, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
TO cvssA COLD IN ONE pAv

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL IL falls
TO cure +. W. Groves signature Is on
each box. 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31
State Officials Who Will Serve
Under The Amended Law.
George H. Pettis for State Sea|eT and
Henry {. 7iepke Re-appointed Com
missioner Of Industrial Statistics.


in nconfor with the eamendedc situton
H.
@ o q
terest to the general 6
for tomorro
o Amerc nexposu ind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-31

Hsinors, Photo, woos trersvins,
Printing best work: low rrlccs. J. y
RYDER Co, A. Washington. cor. kddy.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30

The Board of Health Of the ter
ritory will meet in Santa Fe on
June 3.
The commencement exercises OF
the School of Mines at Socorro,
N. NJ, will be held May 81.
rhe annual commencement ex-
~ercisessof the University Of New
Mexico at Albuquerque, will be
held during the week commencing
on June 2.
The knights of Pythias. have
organized a new lodge at Springer
with James Cory of the sentinel,
V. G.
There is a scheme on foot to con-
meet santa Fe, Albuquerque, Las
Vegas and Denver With a long
distance telephone.
Miss Anna Corrick of East Las
Vegas, on the 9Th, while sitting
in her bridal dress and talking
to the groom-to-be, j, B. Ryan, as
they we're waiting for the guest,
fell forward and in less than one
minute died in his arms.
One of the greatest wonders OF
Che Southwest IS the great mann
moth cave at Fort stanton, FIVE
miles from Caption. This cave
, has been explored for a distance o.
seven miles. In many respects j
putriyals the great Mammoth cav
of Kentucky.
Silver City enjoys the proud dis
tinction of furnishing the beautiful
turquoise gem stones that wer
presented Mrs Mckinley at Dem
a .ug. The gift consisted Of two Gu
c stones weighing ls aud d carat
respectively, also twu stones in th
j. rnngh, MI from tie Porterfielf
q barker turquoise mines near Silve
/. ity. The reception committe
exhausted every resource from Ne.
, York TO An Francisco for a gel
q worthy Of the occasion. when j.
e quiry was made at Silver City I'll
. stones were promptly furnished.
SILVER City Enterprise.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30

Judge Newcomb of Las Cruces,
who died recently, was go years of
age.
John r. DeMier of Las Cruces,
is each day shipping six tons of
phosphate to California.
Territorial Treasurer j. H.
Vaughn May Oath received from
A. A Keen, commissioner of pub
lie lands s3O,O6l,61, to be applied
to the permanent funds Of the
following institutions: New Mexico
Normal University at Las Vegas,
S1O,83O.62; New Mexico Military
Institute at Roswell, $6,5l2.l4i
Blind Asylum, $32.14; The Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, Santa Fe.
S12,686.71, proceeds of the sale Of
lands donated 60 those institutions
by act of congress.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30

They have the measles at the
Black Copper.
Mrs. Dave Hoosen has been very
ick the past week.
John Young left last Monday
for the valley for supplies.
IL you want a knife you will find
an assortment at the postoffice.
S. W. Thompson and Paul
George visited Questa last Mon
day.
DR.. Fl. G. Black and Ed Hatton
made a visit TO the Back Copper
last Monday evening
4. X. uonpson Visited at the
Black Copper tho irss Of the
week.
Lym,u Burns and son Ralph,
made q business trip to Ft. Garland,
last week.
Charles Brandenburg Of Cerro,
attended the dance last Saturday
evening.
A. w. Phipps and daughter Mrs
Fred Hafton, made a visit las
Sunday 10 Questa.
J..V. Scruggs wife and Mr.
Wit came up from the Columben
Saturday evening to attend tn
dance.
Rev. W. j. Wright preached ]
Elizabethtown last Sunday and a
SO attended tho school exercise
Friday evening.
Everyone should buy n
those fine tablets at the Postofice
they are just the thing to attra'
tnr outside world.
Mrs. l.. f. Hamblin and daugI
ter Bertha, who have been vlsitir
IN Trinidad for three or four week
retarued last week to their hon
in Questa.
Married Last Friday evenir
by w. j. Floyd, j. r., at the hon
OF Tie brilepoom's brother, Cha
les Compton, John Compton
Miss Mary Willett.
Once more we are left at t
mercy ola bad, bad world. Jud
joe, Quick has left us to our o.
destruction and has gone to me
clocks and watches fol- the SO
people Of Springer. Miner.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30
To Che PeOpIe OF
Red RiVer.

Any orders sent me for goods
through S. w. Thomson, will
have my best attention. VIII
guarantee you the lowest possible
prices. With thanks to you for
past fayors and solicite your
future orders. I am sincerely
yours, J.. F, Hamblen,
Questa, n. NJ,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30
veyaeorisI Toolos.

here are % criminal cases
lending insH4 c'SocorroIcourt
Miss Floia Whitfield has been
appointed deputy posimistress OF
Ration.
The Oldham Brothers Of Ration.
have commenced tn, no tion Of a
brick livery stable 50xl2O feet,
which they viii occupy.
Joses 'anchez and Andres Gales,
two parties that were sentenced ia
hang at the last term Of court Of
Grant county. will kbes.hu lg June
7th at silver City
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30
TAOS NEWS
From Taos Crs~rei

o. Il. stanley has returned to I
A,nizett to resume work IN the
Minerva c%ompany's property.
Carol r. Dwire, ret1road home
FOR vacation last Wednesday from
Roswell, where he has been attend !
ing the Military Institute. He has
a good word for the school and
will probably complete the course
B. G. Randall has hegun work
on the foundation Of his Touring
mill, and has a force of men max
ing adobes for the buildings.
which will 0e frame work with
Adobe filling.
jim Shaw was in town from Tres
Piedras last Friday and spoke en-
couraging of the prospects Of
Good Hope. He returned last
Saturday with Dan Newly, who
probably will 60 TO work in that
camp.
Messrs. Edgcumbe, Pooler and
Miller returned from their hunting
trip to the Black Lakes last Mon
day, They report a good time,
, but not many ducks; fishing how
ever was pretty good, but they all
agree that the boat is just the
# thing for sporting purposes.
} Ed. Pierce, who has practiced
, law at this place for the past
n, eighteen months, left in search for
70 smoother trails and finer pastures
g last Thursday. He goes first to
Denver for a few days, thence we
Ir know not whore. A number of
his friends assembled to see him
off and imbibed a little cham
to payne in honor of the occasion,
Miguel TafoYa, a prominent
er citizen of this place, was picked up
E. a short distance this side of Arroyo
Seco, yesterday with his skull
e. fractured and only lived a shorI
m time after being brought home +.
he Yesterday morning he left with &
he horse and buggy for Arroyo Hon
he do, and as he has not been well 70
some time, it is supnosed that h
tainted and fell out Of the hugg,
nv and behind the horses heels an,
m WAS kicked by the animal. as tn
act fracture is undoubtedly from
.ed kick by the horse. Many relative
and friends have been summone
mol and the funeral is being arrange
for.
.ty. Loeb Wamsley drove, into tow
SITS Yesterday. In an interview
stated that as o as Dr. Bral
{ is dreth Of New York had arrive
definite plans of the hotel TO
huHt would he drawn mp. Abor
a50.000is to he spent fov 'hat IN.
pose. Probably the hotel will !
located a little distance below II
ods toll house and will have accomod'
will tions for 900 or 300 guests, II
viii watec from the springs IS to
lille piped into the hotel, and if t
fer preliminary plans are carried OF
will make these springs the me
modern resort in the territor
Some time ago an analysis of t
water was made bv the smithsc
ian Institute and Prof. LeDoux
u9 New York; both the governme
scientists and the New York savs
pronounced these springs to In
great medicinal qualities AMI RI
ticularly adaped for the cure
rheumatism
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30

Mrs. VIM. Doty has been quite
poorly lately.
Uspt. Hayes was over from
Elizebsthtown Tuesday.
The road to tho Memphis MIN
was completed last Friday.
Louie Marcati was a visitor =
Qacsta a couple Of days last
week.
Tic postofice will be closed on
De or4tion Day from II a. m. 10.
m.
Met L. W. Brown returned
Saturday from a visit to Eliza
hcthfowu.
Mrr. Bobecca Coffelt and her
two daughters are expected in
rsmp soon.
O A Fowler and family Of the
Bia.I Copper, VISITED friends in
town, Yesterday.
Conyeyancer and Notary Public
Lorin w. Brown; opposite post
office. Legal Blanks.
Phillip Pritchett has got his
oats and barley sowed and Will
begin planting potatoes today.
Dir. Pierce left last week foi
Eliaabethtown to spend a month
or so IN our neighboring camp.
Felix Grant of Tres piedras, who
has been spending the winter
in New York, returnad home las
week.
Louis G. Morse, who has bee
attending the Ration Grade School
returned home Wednesday Mi
ner.
Preaching next Sunday NOR
ing and evening by the paste
Rev. w. j. Wright. All aae co
daily invited.
: j. P. Gallegos a merchant
San Luis, Colorado, was in cam
last Tuesday He may beside
place a stock of goods in our tow
II. S. Stevens and family ha.
reached Pennington, after havil
broke down two or three times
"a the road and loosing n Of the
horses.
!. i. Z. Davis, wife and boy, a
:" rived from Pueblo last Saturday
- spend a few weeks in camp. M
. Davis is interested in a numb
of fine mining claims in this d
OF triot.
. Mrs. G. Cline and children !
'0O turned to the Black Copper fro
Ration last Friday, to spend t
D. summer with her husband, I
ng efficient superintendent of
as Black Copper.
John Young, Miss Mary Wilma
Miss Murl Young and Miss A
ns Brown attended the school
ne tertainmeut at Elizabethtown
ar Friday evening. They repor
to the entertainment as fine.
Lloyd Augustine and Lie
the Tuck arrived in camp last Tues.
ige from southern Santa Re coul
.~n to look after their mining inter-
md here. Mr.. Augustine has =
BOD very sick with the measels bu
able to get around,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-05-30

Aerry Huutly ar lv Of
n izahethtown, are visit,is 40 the
Black Copper.
Dc. H.. G. Gallaher d Monte
Viata. C~olorado,is OF Tn Nalle look
ing after his mining int"rat.
Dr. NJ Tahon oi G1'rgo, is
spending y few days q ~ Belle,
looking over that can't
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-10-24

FOR SALE.-Two desirable
building lots in Eas, Marion.
II A. III. McNeely.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-10-24

That excrutiatingly funny farce
comedy, They Want Me-" will be
the attraction at the Marion opera
house Monday evening next. Built
for laughing purposes only, iewrit
ten by Tom Fitch. is now one of
the most laughable farce comedies
on the road, with a stronger cast
thar ever, is not TO be compared
to the old version. This scream
ingly funny farce, with 50 many
rev situations and climaxes, deals
With a German who has suddenly
come into possession of a fortune.
His great antipathy for the gentle
:. K prompts him 10 90 in search
of a place inhabited by men only.
He is recommended to Independ
emit hotel, where he goes. But up