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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state n Washington for the
county ~ King n probate. In
the matter u tho estate Il WIZ
tam T. WltbNare. deceased. so
tire % sale II real estate. No.
zsEs
Notice is hereby given aud cx-
tended that pursuant q an order ~
the above entitled court. IN the
boYe entitled estate and matter,
duly made and entered on the iAth
day Of January a. =. 1901. l. Lizzie
b. Wtrkwa4e. a. admlnintratrix Of
the estate OF william 7. Wiekwnre.
deceased. vii sell A. public sale 10
the highest bidder fer cash. gold
coin 81 the United States. aud sub
ject to confirmation BY the said su-
psriar court the following dHHerih-
"A real estate. situate lying and be-
Ing Ia King County. Strife ~ wash
lnFtnn. and particularly bounded
and described az follows
Beginning At point 20 feet north
eriy from the center Inc - The Sc
attic. Lake Shore a Eastern Rail-
waw right % way IN lot 3 ~ section
II. township IS north and uf range
Z cast. and 80 feet eastcriY from
the pe., boundary lire Of said lot
q and running thence north 10 the
Government Mennder line ~ Salmon
Ray. thence westerly on said Mean
der line 20 the northwest corner n
ratd lot 3 thence south on the west
boundary line ~ said lot ? % point
o. feet north from the center line n
the Seattle Lake Shore & Eastern
Railway thence enHferlY parallel 20
nnid center line 20 feet 20 the place
81 beginning on Saturday the 9TH
day - February. A n 1901 az the
hour - ten o'clock Ia the morning
% said DAY At the front door Of the
King County Court HOUSE. tn the
city II Seattle. IN King County.
washington. and viii seli ali Of the
tight. title. claim and interest and
estate ~ the said William T Wick
ware a. the time ~ hts death and all
~ the right title and interest the
estate aforesaid has I'm said real %
tate
Dated at Seattle. w q nEton. this
18Th DAY ~ January A ID 1901. she
dny ~ the first publication hereof
LIZZIE 3. wIcKwARE.
Aauinistrafrix ~ the estate Of
the estate ~ william r wlekware.
deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
ENG[AND'S
QUEEN IS
VERY Ill
Victoria Has Been GROWING
Worse DdlIy-A Late
Bulletin.

LONDON. Jan. ~ A Portsmouth
correspondent wires. 4 have fur
Their confirmation ~ the news that
the queen 4 90. she has been fail
ing for weeks and IL growing daily
worse"
The queen today reached exactly
the age af George thn Third. preti-
ouaty the eldest living English SOW
ereiEn when be died. Tho court cir
guIhf has not appeared since Tues
dal. This fact tends toward con.
nrmHtian u the report 81 her ma
jeHtgh liluees. no The circular b. not
IsHued uutI after It b rurf ftlrrd hf
the queen
The royal physicians are In almost
hourly ATTENDANCE on the queen. tier
mateHty'H plbns faf uip fa France
have been abandoned Onrinls n
Osborne house aiiii deny that the
queens Illness o. serious. but there
T. general concern here az the stu
alton, Many believe the end ia near.
LONDON Jan. iK-tAfsr l.
nov stated that the queen suffers
from Insomnia. feHH nrpeflti'r. and
nervous collapse. Two specialists
leff last night fer Osborne Tn
queens physicians are alarmed. MT
- much ct her present condition. as
b. the steady decline w her health.
which they are unable 81 check.
They regard the rnf a. enlY "a mat
ter ~ a few months. pcfhHna ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
PIK.UPS
AT OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. Ian fs-nath houses
u the legislature held short Heas
stems this morning trauaarting roa-
tine business ~ small consequence.
futhe senate u Waa decided Co have
the vetoed bills end the messages
printed Their confederation vas
postponed until i 3. m. Monday.
senator Hamiltou. ~ Pierce intro
duced "a memorial IN the senate yes
terfay afternoon asking congress To
pass the Hanna Payne ship subsidy
bill The memorial rscifea the fact
that the bill Is designed 60. and
would. encourage HhipbuildinE. and
rapidly restore the merchant marine
u this country TO itH previous pros
porous condition. The effects ~ an
ne1atiou 81 the Hawaiian islands
and the Philippine. " iH stated. has
reawnkeued the shipping interests
and the vast possibilities IN the orr
entail trade give an added reason
why the construction ~ American
ships should be- encouraged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
GLEN SIzER
IS MISSING
Former Telephone tmplDye Is
Said TO Have Borrowed
$1,000 in This city.

Glen Dumont slser. who, up to two
weeks ago was a collector In the
employ Of the Sunset Telephone &
Telegraph Co. has disappeared from
bis home. rs Twenty eighth ave-
nue.. IL has developed that he was
in debt about g 800. having borrow
ed from friends in the city. AZ the
ONCE Of the telephone company 10
vas ascertainef today that STEER
had also borrow money from some
Of the employees there. II was also
stated that &c had not defrauded the
company.
Henry L. s!zsr. father Of the
young man. does not deny that his
son u in trouble. II Il said that the
young man IL now IN California.
Young STEER acted as a sort %
money broker, and loaned small
sums about town for per cent.
month. receiving 2 per cent a. his
commission. lie got tangled up In
these Transaction.
lie alao lost a great deal Of money
IN playing slot machines, and his
losses are largely attributed 70 this
gambling habit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
LATE DISPATCHES

DETROIT. Jan. ls#Gcu AlRcr,
who IL confined r. hla home with the
grip, Is critically 90 this morning.
WAeuGNGT0N. =. &. Jan. ls--
The orders 10 the Euuhont scorpion
to proceed from Caracas 90 Gunnoco,
Venezuela. has been eauHtcrmaudcd
The state department has declined
tn give tho cause f1r itH sudden re-
NDraul OF judgment but it Do hHliev-
ed To have been caused either by
threatening conditions with Caracas.
or hy fresh news which makes tho
situation IA the asphalt ncldH less
alarming
wAsHINGTON. II. e. Jan. 49,.
President Mckinley spent an hour
iu his once today for the flfst time
rinca he became sick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
RAILROAD NOTES.

I. \ Nadeau. general passenger
agent Of the Northern farine has
returned from a trip down the
Sound
". &. stevens returned last niRht
from Portland.
DR. Z. A. Pur1y and wife left on
the Great Nnrthgrn last night for
Philadelphia.
Eraatus Brainerf. formerly sec
rotary Of the Seattle Chamber ~
Commerce. was a passenger Ga the
eAAtbound Great Northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

highly improbable. The session now
IN progress. when there is none uf
the confusion marking senatorial
struggle. seems 20 afford an 'oppor-
tune time for settlement Of the mat
ter.
Pierce county has made no de-
mands. but the eltiEcns are not &C.
eretive Of the fact that the choice of
Tacoma as the capital would 30 well
coined. The city council has *
pressed It's willingness 20 donate
Wright park % the purpose, and
prominent business men are arraaE
ing 20 have granted 20 the state for
a period % years. the uae 81 the
county building. which - an ample
and commcdiouz structure for pres
ent needs.
Until now little has been said about
the subject. but the discussion t.
apen. and the opportunity for action
i plain. The Pierce county deleEa-
ton has 80 departed Itself as o. win
friends. and its course concerning
the issue viii have great weight I'm
the arrival az n decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
CITY HALL.

The city council will meet tonight
lu executive session q discuss the
Rude hin 30 provide far an Increase
In the salaries 81 the city employees
The following building permits
were issued today To Il g Hedge
90 build a IL store frame hause 81
Green Lake. - cost $500. o. Il p.
James. g. build a two story frame
house At 501 Belmont avenue. ta eatt
s. 90. - Otto HnHnisaf. 90 build n
fwn story frame house a. inM TINT
v@rsity street. IN cost s. ono. 20 II q.
Decker. 20 repair nt SIS Maynard
avenue. 70 cost SO. O. II q Balluw.
20 build a Ia story frame houss %
ie03 jefferson street. ~ ruat s. 600
10 Frhrrn Marvin Co. t1 build Is unr
ftory frame house at a. Federal
avenue % cost fl.Ioa - r. s. Ne
Kernie 90 build e ~ story frame
house a. 21to F1ficeuth avenue. 20
cost TIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

The Cabinet Discusses The
Amended Treaty in
Secret.

LONDON, Jan. fs.-The cabinet
met this afternoon to consider the
Hay-rzuncefots treaty and the
amendments made thereto by the
United States senate. The meeting
was strictly secret No information
was given cut. According to the
opinion OF several high authorities.
however. the cabinet will accept the
amendments with certain minor
safeguards 70 British interests.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. is
The caucus Of Republican senators
this morning decided that the senate
should not proceed with the consid-
Grafton OF the Isthmian canal biii
until after Great Britain shall have
an opportunity 20 pass upon the
amended ay-Pauncefote treaty.
The ship subsidy bill was referred
90 only accidentally. II was eft IN
exactly the position that Il had here
tofore occupied and viii receive con-
siderafiOu whenever IL will not inter
fere with other business. Senator
Airich said that the war revenue bill
would be reported next week. He
said he didn't think IL would take
long TO pass u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

aehmits and his wife were seated
In the carriage,
AZ the ferry bumped into her pier
at the foot OF Marion street, tho
horse became frightened and start
ed backing Fer q moment IL WAS
thought that the carriage and is oe-
.cupauts would DO thrown into the
haN.
AR sehmits jumped cut of tho
busy. but az he struck tho deck OF
the boat. no camo 10 contact with %
block OF wood hla leg was bent
aligttlY. and aa he g. a heavy man,
both bones OF his leg were broken
iuut above the ankle rhc horse
WA qeiegtd ana hotel bus took
the injured man 90 the Butler
II viii be several weeks before the
well known hotel man will ugaIn be-
seen NJ his usual place pr T. y.
MIR Miller. who o. the attending
physician, rnyu that Mr. echmitz ~
resting easily and that his cuudl-
ton r. not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
TACOMA AFTER
STATE HOUSE


TACOMA. Jan. 1s.-The fact that
Tacoma Is seriously pressing It's
scheme 20 secure the state capital,
- shown BY the following clipped
from tOday's Ledger:
Beneath the surface for months
there has been a feeling that the
capital was not most advantaReouslY
situated At Olympia. That town II
not cary OF access, and the delay
caused 10 those who have business
there ls annoying. a Seattle law
yer stated recently that having a
case before ths supreme court At 10
O'clock one Monday morning, he had
been Obliged Co leave home Saturday
IN order 10 put In an appearance on
time.
~ a matter Of convenience, the
removal virtually suggests itself In
making the change there would sure
~ not be wisdom In seeking another
small town. nor one on the line 81
travel. The capitol accommodations
are poor. and the prejudice against
befterinE them on the present site Is
~ eYIdsnt a. 70 make such action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
YOUNG MAN
IS SWIND[fD

Late this afternoon warrant was
Issued FOR the arrest Of W, II Bur
rows on charge 81 obtaining
money under false pHetrnneH The
complaining witness In T. q. Audrr-
son a young man well known IN Fe-
attic. lie alleges that he advanced
burrows SO On check aud that
W. hen D. presented II a. the Dexter
Horton Bank for payment lt proved
TO b. wort bless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
Seattle Capitalists Will Petition the
Council for a 25-Year Grant,
Outline Of Proposition.

The petition takes the form Of
suggested ordinance. specifically
outlining the restrictions as well as
the privileges. which are Ia he Sc
cured hN tho new company. ono
pgpviso will be that no consolidation
with existing companies shall be
permitted.
Up 10 the present time 40 sigma
lures OF business men have been OBJ
tained. II Is expected that 500 will
be secured before the matter 8 on.
elally brought 60 the attention % the
city council. probably within ten
days
one OF the promoters Of the enter.
prise said 20 a star representative
today: This - = determined effort
on the part % business men 81 Sc
attic 30 start an opposition electric
lighting concern The prices chars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
WANTS WIFE
"PICKED UP"

The family affairs Of ". a. Park.
er and hia wife. who occupy rooms
on the Grand Pacific hotel on Fret
avenue. are not running very
This morning Mr. Parker
Was at police headquarters and ask
ed the authorities 20 pick up" his
wife, Mrs. Hattie Parker. aged 10.
lie says that she left her home on
the 10th Of the month. lie gave no
reason as to why nhe should leave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
STRIKE MAY
Be RENEWED

Another strike may be declared by
the Cooks a. Walters. and Wait
ress' unions against the German
Bakery co. The union men assert
that although Mr.. Guthoi. Of the
bakery. now employs only union help
he does not employ as many people
as he did before. A meeting will be
held tonight TO take action on the
matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

A movement n being quietly
pushed in this city 60 secure the es-
tRhlishmcnt % another electric
lighting company, 60 compete with
the Seattle Electric Company.
The nominal movers IN the enter
prise are W. +. Stevens. OF the Sc
attic hotel. and ;. l.. Shuffleton. but
II Is stated that a group OF five 9th
cr gentlemen. all business men Of
this city. are associated IN the un-
dertaking.
They are circulating a petition TO
council among the business men OF
the down town district. asking that
a franchise be granted FOR the dis
tribution OF electric light and pow
or, Tor a period og twenty ave
years. IN the highways. streets. ave-
nues and alleys in that portion 81
tfe city bounded ~ jackson street.
Fourth avenue. Pine street and the
water front"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
NEW TRACKS
TO Be LAID

The traffic over the Grant Street
division Of the Seattle Electric Cos
lines ~ 80 great that the tracks Will
be doubled and made the standard
Euage. The present guaRe II be-
tween a narrow aud standard. To
widen the Kuage II viii be necessary
To lay new and heavier rails and
widen the trucks Of the cars. This
viii necessltate the laying Of about
ten miles Of track.
George +. Caves. contracting
freight agent Of the Great North
ern. has recovered from his Illness
and IN once more at his desk.
r. NJ. Roiiock. district passenger
agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
was In the city yesterday.
Henry Q. southwick. Of the firm Of
Mac Dougall A. Southwick. returned
10 New York last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
PEKIN NEWS
CONFIRMED
conger Reports Protocol
Signed by Chinese.

WAsHINGTON, n. G.. Jan. Is
The state department this morning
received a message from Minister
Conger at Pekin. stating that the
protocol had been signed by the
Chinese representatives and return
ed to the foreign ENJOYS. Mr.. Con
ger asks for instructions, which viii
be sent him by the state department
today lie said that the discussion
of ways and means for executing the
terms Of the agreement will begin
raUu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The trustees Of the Manufac-
turers' Association Of Seattle held
meeting last night at the Cham
Der Of Commerce and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, O.. W. Hummer. Denny
Clay Co. FIRST vice president. g. a.
Baker. anoqualmie Power Co. Sec
ond vice president. g. N. cOe. Puget
Sound Box Co. treasurer l.. r..
Allalue. Washington Shoe Co; sec
Rotary, II. q. stoelthlng. Queen city
Trunk Factory. These Officers Will
be Installed al q meeting 81 the as
ISOLATION At the Chamber OF Com
merce next Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
COSTLY FIRE
IN TACOMA
Sash and Door Factory Is
Destroyed.

TACOMA. Jan. Early this
morning the major portion # Thee.
dore Prterman's aaHh and door fac
tory on the water front Wns dras
truyed by Gre The Toss la entiuat-
ed Al about 5000. No Insurance.
Father Van uoiasrhfka uas form
erty assistant O. Father Flour a
WaIIa WHtla. and had been Ia charge
~ the church az suahnmish until r..
Gently when b. took charge - Cow
iiz church lie was 81 years n hge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The board Of eurataru u tho wash
inGtun state Historical society are
endeavarinF 10 have that orEauisa-
ton made a state institution and Co
secure provision for lie maintenance.
AZ a meeting called last night in
pursuance 81 this cause. Col ". y.
Prosser. president ~ the society, vas
authorized 90 draw "a btu which VII
be read Tor approval at the next
meeting ~ the society a. Tacoma.
Jan. 30. The It'll viii he introduced
At the present session ~ the iesis-
iature. and ia Ia provide that thu
historical collections become state
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
PATH
IN DANGER

NJ. Fox. who resides on First ave-
nue. south. made a most important
report TO the police authorities late
this afternoon. II was 90 the effect
that several men were engaged IN
destroying the bicycle path on First
avenue south, near King street. lie
also stated 10 Detective Jack Barck
that quite a strip OF the track had
been ruined before he left.
OnioarH were sent 10 investigate
and had not reported az headquar-
ters at the time the Star went 20
press.
Mr.. Fox was advised 20 immedi-
ntely notify city Councilman ". II.
Parry, which he did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
TO WAR ON
THE HOBOS

Deputy Eherlns williams and
HuneF have bsrn dispatched by
Sheriff CudIher 90 0Iriru station
ON the Great Northern lnc bsfWrcn
seattle and Tacoma. 60 disiodFe q
band - hobos Who were driven from
this city some time ago and have
for the last week succeeded IN ter
rofizIug the community about that
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
FIRE SOON coNQUERs D.

A two story unoccupied residence
On Minor avenue. near Howell street
was discovered 20 be on fire shortly
before 8 o'clock last evening. The
fire department was summoned and
eKtinguished the blaze. The damage
20 the building amounted to $3.50.
For the past week crowd OF boys
has been playing In the house, and
81 n thought they accidentally set 1t
on fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
SAMUEL HILL
IN SEATTLE

Samuel HUI. president Of the Sc
attic Gas Co, arrived last night
from the East. Mr.. Hiii lost no time
IN coming 10 the scene OF operations
after the recent decision on the quo
warranto case IN the superior court.
Mr.. Hill this morning held a long
consultation with Judge Burke IN
relation 10 the coming trial. Papers
are In preparation citing the gas
people 70 appear in the superior
court January e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Ferdinand schmltz. one Of tho pro-
prietors Of the Butler hotel. yeBter-
day afternoon sustained an injury
that VIII keep him IN hts bed for
several weeks. Mr.. Schmitz was
returning from a drive to his sum
mer home near Al-Ki point by way
VI kba Wesk aas.ttls fsrxx. ALA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
DULL NIGHT
FOR POLICE
Not an Arrest Made During
Eighteen Hours.

Not an arrest was made BY the
local police from 2.a0 o'clock yester-
day afternoon up TO 10 O'Clock this
morning. Clerk Case, Of the police
court. says that II was the first time
IN I'VE years that the court docket
had been clear. BailiI Winchel.
and city Attorney De Bruler, took
day of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
ARMY BILL
NEAR A VOTE
Final Debate on Measure
IL In Progress.

WASHINGTON. \. C.. Jan. Is
Aa soon an the senate convened thiA
afternoon. the consideration ~ the
army reorganization bill NaH rceum-
a Nearly every senator was IN his
seat. a vote on the measure may
be taken this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
DAMAGE DONE
By VANDALS

a residence under construction Rt
Seventeenth avenue. near Fir
street, owned by n. =. Gearing, was
entered last niRht by burglars Sew
eral coils Of electric wire were
stolen. The robbery was apparent
" tho work Of boys, as nails We're
found driven into the lead pipes and
the brick around a fireplace was de-
stroyed. The plumbing work VIII
have to be done over again. Tie
loss Is estimated at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

The overland train Of the Great
Northern. arriving az seattle last
night. had 10 be divided into two
sections 20 accommodate the large
number u passengers. The great
HesthGuudr trAiIice IL lust hagtunlnz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
A SMASH,UP
IN MEXICO

CITY or MEXICO. Jan. ia
bad wreck occurred on the Mexican
Central Thursday near Couatancih.
F1ve persons were Killed and many
injured 80 badly that they are ex-
pected 10 die. This IL the seventh
serious wreck on the road within two
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

The British ship Drumbuiton sail
ed from San Francisco for Seattle
today.
=. j. Maxwell chief clerk of bod
well q co. IL IN, the city todAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

The steam collier Mnckinnw sail.
"a from the coal huuhefa yesterday
for San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
IN THE COURTS.

7. % Hluckisy has commenced
Proceedings against T. +. Mcconnell.
and asks that possession ~ room Ne.
20 IN the Htnckl~y block be restored
20 hfrr Plaintiff reeifea that the de.
PENDANT refused 20 Qsiit the premises
upon due nutice which Vas served
him. and that the complainant has.
IN consequence, been damaged IN thu
yum ~ SO
Judge Talimau today. upou recon.
men1atiuu 81 the receiver ia the CO -
~ the Seattie Mattress Co. -. Hold.
en- a Wilson Furniture Co. directed
that the Interest q the defendant
company In an pedestrian be SOLD
Ter it02o.
Peter Thomson complains - Sole
Thomson ard asks for a divorce on
the ground II abandonment They
we're married az Bunrbod. Minn. IN
August 1885. Plaintiff asks for the
custody q t&heir minor child.
The jury hearing the case Of ths
State ". James sim0nds, charged
With burglary. returned a verdict
this morning % guilty. The de.
PENDANT was charged with burglar.
izlnN the store at Iona First avenue
last October % two bio's of cloth.
John Morton. axed a.. died thls
morning at Providence hospital
The body Is at Bnunsy 4 stewart
morRue.
Hattie Melting. aged q. died las,
night ~ her residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
But LiSten!!!

MANY CUSTOMERS WENT FROM THE STORE DURING
THE LAST FEW DAYS NOT WAITED on. OR NOT WAITED
on SATISFACTORILY IT WAS NOT FAULT,
WOULD NOT WILFULLY SLIGHT ANY ONE. YOUNG OLD,
RICH OR POOR. But WE WERE OVERWHELMED WITH
TRADE: THEREFORE,. FOR YOUR OWN CONVENIENCE,
DO YOUR TRADING AND EXCHANGING MORNINGS IF Pos
sGBLE COME WITH THE CROWDS, IF NECESSARY.
CAUSE YoU CAN'T MAKE A MISTAKE IN BUYING, AS
ERYTHING Is REDUCED; BUT MAKE ALLOWANCES FOR