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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

Two Of ''Parson' Sheriff Pearson s
deputies hive been indicted by the
grand jury at Portland for accepting
orlbes from liquor dealers. Even if
they should be found guilty there is no
more reason in allowing this incid ent
to detract from the glory that is due
the name Of the late Mr.. Pearson than
there is for laying the disgrace OF Sam
Small 1T the door Of Mr.. Clement.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12


4 81 \ -4r, .i aud. lie Discovered
irA N 'ctae Ca.aa Solvent
jllt Is = erallu ft the -rrs .#
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l4.- aI'eDft4s { hoy haIn E. Tie
", II 4,.4"H PlFH'lAa, '4e late Dr..
= wa Il mn" > III hl>Ilfo 4 means TOT
/ '''.cS Ies4ee me fa'a!l lrs lfam KID
''' rs uses pf. Ne Iheo} cat-ed plsl
-" fA@ilc'he CtrGurd N2iFeAt' rom
I power 10 Gl"'g I'VE u'ln9l% calcQll
tones III Tue u .dqcf and kidneys i
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
Saxon State Tinnerx

At Saxon dinners slices Of bread
were the substitutes for plates. and
these generally went into the aims
basket afterward. Grandees We're
treated to a silver platter placed be-
Meath the bread, which last in course
OF time became discarded as people
came to recognize the superior advap-
tages of metal and pewter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

Every man is entitled to his own
opinion upon every subject and the 6
is no d uht that the city council ac$-
ed according to the best judgment Ct
the members of that body when it
voted down the recommendation Call
ing for board OF commissioners to
have full management Of the city
Mater system, but that does net pre-
Vent great many voters from differ
ilg with the council upon this mattec.
Would it not be wise to bring the mat
ttr BET re the voters at a special CITY
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
COnfesses Wife Nura..

Youngstown, O., Sept. 11.-James Me-
CHM, the husband of the woman
whose dead body was found in nss
ture neld at Hubbard, was canturoS 49, -,
Newcastle and has confessed to thn
crime. ncGinn said he was insaue1v
Jealous Of bis wife, ~"e's
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

Had there been a curfew law in eff
ect it is proba bic that hose five boys
who took the train tor the Vergennes
Industrial school ore morning this
week wonld now be living at home.
These are not the only boys in this
city that have come to harm because
they freq lent ed the streets at MI ht.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
THE BROKEN AXLE.
dangerous Defects in le
steel. Unseen Perns
Sea and Land,

( An axle breaks under a c.
limited express. Only CN
wrecks the train; dcZan
perhaps, Killed and iniurz
made that axle break and
other. Was not the stras
!of all. Yes, bat that part.
lao weak spot in it-mar
the day 1t was cast. It
with the shafts Of the steau3s
weak spots d. not Shoe 90
ana are discovered only w.
nave c.used disaster. In
your body. What IS the W..
Where is it: You or your d
Sno" that possibly. for
FEELS and shows signs IN ~.
machines do not. When YOU H..
you should take pains 10 prt
W Zen you do NOT know it ~
take Tie best po sible care
genera health. Avold excess,
cry Kind and preserve the +.
Balance and regularity Of your
oy using Calcura Solvent a Nfs
lcsne discovered By Or. Iav.5
nedy Of Kingston, n. Y. p
known 10 the people of tAis
og MS success as a surgeon an
5!oglst for the past thirty year>
his latest and est, il +.
y ana healer, an in9lgorant amt
Ter and protects you againstac
u your Weak spots. Remema.-
lnme-Calcura Solvent and acua.c
)ther instead Of f
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

iA' provisional government. July -.
roNoked the commission of Admiral
| hllllck. Later Admiral Nillick de.
'lared Cape IIaitien to he blockaded
| ne ilttu states eunboat MuchiuS
.Arn reached cape yIaitien. and AM,
~ Commander Mt 'rra notified \i.
ll'al killick that he WAS chArwotl with
ne protection of British. French Ger
H@..' tHIiali, Spanish, Russian and On.
'ah interests as well as those of the
!i'"d states. and that he WAS in
,oFh'rd ais" that he Commander Me-
reai was directed to prevent the bonn.
p1'V'nent of Cape laitien without
'i}iN notice. Admiral Nillich havjpe
threatened to lire on the town in real
eafit'st, ANA also to prevent intrrfpr-
ence With commerce either hy rho ir
corruption of tha trle.rauh cables mp
me stopIm@p Of steamers engaged in
innocent lirI'Ir with Il friendly bower
Admiral Aji!l';k replied that if if be.
'd'ie necessary for Him to back with
'ls guns iEc t-tilitaYv forces then ON.
"1tlHG near APE lIuitipn hc would
'AlE do so "ft'r giving due notes. r.
ne eo''S'l@r corps. as Demanded bv tbp
''ri&rN Of civtli2cd warfare. Nonrarr.
A- the H;"}iA4e Of steamers .Nanb,l
N'll'rN sem i"unlHrder Mct'lro ;. |
"'N o! Il d '",nleYt truu tn Iiroini., g,
''"h'f'tieH '!2"asrin@ Cap, Haiti r
pio. .llHG"l. Il
Ae ln!'rt Stat s governu,cnr was
men communicated with thror.sh Vim.
"'r i'""'ll WiIh the result that tha
A't'd states refused to recoynizn .ho
E''!HlSI GOV ,1ancnt. which had ts
ut GonaiveS. and fur,
h'f refused to recognize the block,do
# cape Haitien. Minister powerl con
vlurht-y instructed Commander NJ,
'rea to ignore Admiral kiuick,s h,oa,.
d'' anu the admiral WIS notified to
his effect. ~
IN spite OF this Admiral Killicl ~,
sept. stopped the German sta.mnn
off Cape Haition ,na
ook possession in spite of the protests
# her captain and Of the German oon
I'll at that port Of war munitions b.
ongins to the provisional goyernman+
Haiti which led to the German pun
oat Panther being ordered TO con7,,.
he Crete-a-Pierrot, the Machias how
,g previously left Cape Haitien e.,
whence. Aug. 80. she sa,loa
Or Boston.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
FOR = Ale:

FOR saba business in Barre. For
fun ther rticulars inquire Thwing Bros
Barre. Vt. 12I-o9
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

FOR SALE-Farm for sale in So Barre
OF b4 &C G, Would exchange for other
property if desirable Apply Farm" TEL
egram Office 11Stf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

TO RENT after Sept 9TH, HE store
now occupied by Hoeers e. Grady, will
be Tor rent Inquire Mrs G B DurAee
l15tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
i ~ r, e. II

TO RFNT-Iwo convenient unfinished
front rooms, upstair at 80 Elm street.
Inquire Mrs. J. X, George 10 Averill St.
lu7tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
St. Joseph's Academy.

Names of pupils who, for perfec attendance, excellent scholarship, anC satisfactory department during tn, month of September, have merited g place on the roll of honor:
 Academic Department - Kathryn Barnett, Harriet Merritt, Mabel Hall Norma Fernwalt, May Hatch, Ruby Loy.
 Senior Departmsnt-Duke Lewis Hazel Morley, Mae Pagan, Kathleen Burke, Ethel Love, Iva Ellis.
 Intermediate Department Mae Stukey, Clara Dougherty, Eva Boucher Lily Belle Campbell, Mary Duke. Lida Sines.
 Junior Department Fife Turn bull, Genevieve Murphy, Mary Burke, Alice Fitzgerald, Katie Hickey, Au- riel Emerson. Mary Hickey, Mabel Foley, Norine Derr, Susie Walterson, Maud Hama, Minnie Wingfeld.
 Primary Department-AlvinT Thorne Omer Zettler, George Brandstettner, Malcom Barrett, Fred McMahon. Ethel Thrumbull, Stella Bacon, Lucy Holborn, Rose Mary Farley, Elsie Duke, Berylgene Jemison, Gussie Rieman, Marie Derr, Fred Eckert, Louis Pain, Beverly Burke, Willie Gnash, Katherine Clinkscales, Maud Maud Merrill, Lillie Shekels, Lucy Monrial, Frances Elliott, Marie Houl- than, Eddie Farley, Lizzie Rieman, Marvin Morley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special Meeting Official Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors,
 Yayapai County, Ariz.
Office of the Board of Supervisors

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County, Arizona.
 Prescott, Ariz., Oct. 3rd, 1902.
 Board of supervisors of Yavapa county, Arizona, met in response tC notice from the clerk of said board on Friday, October 3rd, 1902, at II a. m., pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 2275, revised statutes of Arizona.
 Present J. R. Beatson, chairman G. H. Schuerman, member, and J. H. Robinson, clerk.
 The clerk laid before the board a a proclamation issued by the gover- nor of Arizona, for the holding of a general election in the several coun- ties of the territory, which procla- nation was received by the clerk of said board on September 29th, 1902 Thereupon the clerk was directed to cause said proclamation to be at once published in the Arizona Jour nal-Miner, the official newspaper of this county, and that such publica- ton continue for a period of at least ten days before the general election directed by said proclamation.
 On motion board ad journed.
 J. R. Beatson,
 Attest: Chairman.
 J. H. Robinson, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

Board of supervisors of Yavapa county, Arizona, met pursuant to ad journment, Wednesday, October Sth 1902, at 10 a. m.
 Present J. R. Beatson, chairman G. H. Schuerman and D. E. Dumas members and J. H. Robinson. clerk
 The following claim was on motion audited, and warrant in payment oi same ordered drawn on expense fund to-wit:
 Wm. Baxter, out door relief, Sl000
 The following road Overseer's re, port of road work done during third quarter. 1902, was read and accepted and warrant in payment of same or dered drawn on road fund, to wit:
 Jess Davis, district No. 3S, S235.35
 The tax collector was on motion directed to strike from assessment of H. T. Andrews for the year 1902 the following: H. II. Furn, S250.00 and reduce library from S70000 tc to S350.00 and assess Reese NJ. Ling with library S350.O0.
 The rest of the day was spent ir fixing the several election precincts
 On motion board adjourned until Thursday, October 9th, 1902, at lt a. m. J. R. B-atsou, Attest: Chairman.
 J. H. Robinson, clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county.
 Prescott. Arizona. Oct ', 1902. Board of supervisors of Yavapai county, Arizona, met pursuant to adjournment Tuesday, October 7th, 1902, at 10 d. m.
 Present J. R. Beatson, chairman; G. H. Schuerman. and D. E. Dumas, members, and J. H. Robinson, clerk, Minutes of October 9th, 1902, read and on motion the same were ap- proved.
 The reports of the following road overseers for work done during third quarter, 1902, were read and accepted and warrants in payment of same ordered drawn on road fund, to-wit:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

of W. S. Sturges of Pima county and c. T. Hirst of Maricopa. These gen. tlemen succeed Will H. Kay of Mari copa county and Burt Dunlap of Tucson. About a month ago J. J. Riggs of Cochise was appointed a member of the board in the place of L. B. Cannon of Yavapai. It is un- derstood that Mir. Hirst will be the chairman of the new board.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
lis life in Peril.

Il just seemed to have gone aii |, pieces" writes Alfred Bee of Welfare Tex.. "billiousness and a lame hacb had made life d burden. 1 ccullu' eat or sleep and fel; almost too wori out to work when I began to Us, Electric Bitters, but they worked wonders. Now l sleep like top. cIi eat anything, have ga'no,i in s:ser%,t and enjoy hard work" They ..vC vigorous health and n-N fife o weak sickly. run down peurir Try them Only 50c at all dru g.yiSts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
Of the following, tO-wi;;
S35.345 54

The above sum was returned to J. P. Storm, treasurer, the board talk ing his receipt for the same.
 Report of j B. Jolly, superintend- ent of schools, for the third quarter, 1902, was checked with vouchers. found correct and ordered filed. the same showing that there had been expended for school purposes dur ing said quarter the sam Of Sll, ,75I.- 3S.
 The sheriff appeared aud the board proceeded to make settlement with him fer licenses collected during third quarter, 1902; the report was checked with license stub books, the same were foHnd to correspond and the report ordered filed, the same being as follows, r. wit:
 To ll5 gau:hling licenses, at
 S30................-...S3 S3,45O co To 39 saloon licenses. first
 class, az $50. 1850 co To & saloon licenses, second
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
S7,32l %

Claim of J. B. Jolly, superintend- ent of schools, for services and office expense during third quarter, 1902, for S3S0.50 was oi motion audited. The following order was on motion drawn on county treasurer: County Treasurer. Yovapai Couety, Ariz.
 Sir-You are hereby directed to refund to J. L. Munds, the sum of ten dollars (Sl000) for license tax enormously collected from J. P. Dill lon and heretofore refunded by sher- itf to said Dillon.
 On motion Board adjourned until Tuesday, October 7th, 1902, at l0a. m.
 J. R. BeatsOn, Attest: Chairman. J. H. Robinson, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

?. Boscha, bal. ir full, con
 stable, Congress, second
 quarter .............. IO9 45 J. NJ. Watts, bal. in full, elk
 of court, second quarter. 333 90 Mary F. Miller, bal. in full,
 team hire, June, 1902. =. S5 00 Henry T. Andrews, bal. in
 full, asst dist atty, second
 quarter ........:...... 100 co Wm. Thomas, bal. in full,
 contract hospital, second
 quarter ................. 1913 O2 Kelly X Stephens, bal. in full, stationery, second qtr 134 07 Henry Brinkmeyer, bal. in
 full. feed of prisoners, sec
 ond quarter. r.......... 32I p
 The following claims were on mo- ton audited. and warrants in pay ment of same ordered drawn on ex- pense fund, to-wit:
 Mrs. A. Tamborino, out door
 relief ..............S lZ UU Jno. Snyder, out door relief 10 % Pete Boscha, out door relief,
 S. Hlll... lU UU F. E. Walker, dep. recorder,
 Aug. and Sept ... 150 % L. s. Colwell, dep. recorder,
 Aug. and Sept.... 150.00 Edwin Tendon, dep. record
 CT, Aug. and SePt....... 15O % Ben Coon, dep. recorder.
 Aug. and Sept. 150 % Chas Battye, dep. recorder,
 Aug. and Sept. ....... l50 % G. M. Dotson, dep. recorder,
 Aug. and Sept. .......... 15O % James Balsdon, dep. record
 CT, Aug, 1902 02........ 50 % J. Aug. Kusche, gardener,
 Aug, and Sept. t..... 160 % Aug. and Sept ... 12O % F. E. Howe, team hire, plaza, B 50 Thos. A. Miller, constable
 The following claims were on mo- tion audited and warrants in pay ment of same ordered drawn on road fund, to-wit:
 Geo. Johnston. road work,
 district No. l, ,.......... S26O 65 Geo. A. Ainsworth, road wrk,
 district No. .3... 8 10 50 P. H. Trotter, road work,
 district No. 9......... 3 % Daniel Lawler, road work,
 district No. 9.... 3 % The following claims having been audited, warrants in payment of same were ordered drawn on expense fund, to-wit:
 J. L. Munds, on acct. sher-
 ifs fees, salaries. etc, sec
 ond quarter. r.:..........Sl .SlOOO OO and jailer. Jerome, second
 quarter ................. I0i ZU The tax collector was on motion directed to strike from the assess ment of L. E. Hunt for the year 1902 the following: The ] sw l and S ] nv ] sec 27, township l3, range } e, 160 acres. assessed for S40000, the same not being patelted land.
 On motion board adjourned until Wednesday, October Sth, 1902, at 10 a. m. J. k. BeatSOn, Attest: Chairman.
 J. H. Robinson, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

To restore vigor to the system and build mp firm, solid flesh you cannot take a better medicine than the Bit ters- By curing Indigestion, Dys- pepsia, Constipation, Biiiiousness, in- somnia. and Malaria. Fever and Ague good health i- assured. Try it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
S41.3S2. IS

The cancelled and redeemed or ders, receipts and coupons were com pared with treasurer's monthly re- port; the report was found correct and ordered filed, the redeemed or ders, warrants, receIpts and coupons were cancelled by board and ordered
 filed. S. L. Pattee, district attorney, being present, the balance cash on hand was counted and found to con
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

class, at $40. 320 % To 43 saloon licenses, third class, at S20...... 860 % To Is station licenses, at SIP ............ 216 % To f wholesale liquor li- censes, third class, at S75 300 % To , wholesale liquor li censes, fourth class, at $50 150 % To l pack peddler license, at $75. D %
 s7,32l % By treasurer receipts, gam bling licenses. S3,217 90 By treasurer's receipts, oth- CT licenses. ............. 3,677 45 By sheriff's commission, gambling license. . 172 30 By sheriff's commission, other license. ............ i93 B
 S7,32l OOI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
S2262 B S2262 55

S2262 55 S2262 55 Report of J. P. Storm, ex-officio tax collector, of taxes collected dur ing September, 1902, was compared with duplicate assessment rolls; the same was found to correspond. the report was ordered filed, and rolls stamped accordingly.
 The treasurer appeared and the board proceeded to make settlement with him for the third quarter, 1902, and for the month of September, 1902, the monthly report being as follows, to-wit:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

Major B. w. Leavell, the new ad- jutant-general of the territory, came up from Phenix on Wednesday but will return there again tonight. In company with Col. J. H. McClintock of the national guard, Major Leavell will shortly visit the different towns in the territory where company of national guards are organized and will investigate their condition with view of ascertsining what is neces- sary for their improvement. Both officials are experienced as we'll as enthusiastic military men and will in- crease the efficiency of Arizona's militia.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Official Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Yavapa County,
 Arizona.

Board of supervisors of Yavapa county, Arizona, met pursuant to ad. journment Monday, October 6, 1902 at 10 a. m.
 Present J. R. Beatson, chairman; G. H. Schuerman and D. E. Dumas, members, and J. H. Robinson, clerk
 Minutes of September 2nd and October 3rd, 1902, read and on mo- ton the same were approved.
 Chairman Beatson reported the approval by him of the following bonds of S1 ,0O0 each:
 J. S. Ackers, notary public; sure ties J. I. Gardner and and J. H. Smith.
 Stuart Jacobs, notary public; sure ties J. F. Wilson and T. G. Norris.
 l. E. Reynolds. road overseer, dis trict No. l; sureties J. R. Lowry and L. Wollenberg.
 Report of superintendent of coun- ty hospital and poor farm for the third quarter, 1902, was checked, found correct and ordered filed.
 Report of county physician for the third quarter, 1902, was checked and ordered filed.
 Report of P. J. Farley, county re- corder, of fees collected during third quarter, 1902, was checked with blot ter on file in the recorders office: the same was found to correspond and report ordered filed, the same being as follows, to wit:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
Si1,3s2,7S

UT. By expense fund warrants s 3200 By school fund, warrants 551.30 By school dist. No. l, bid
 fund warrants. ........ 4,4O6.24 By school dist. No. 1, bid
 and imp. fund warrants 2.4O By recorders fees. ... 800 By tax collectors fees. 1.50 EBy treasurer's salary,third
 quarter, 1902. 2.... 550.O0 By dep. treasurer's salary,
 third quarter, 1902. h.. 250.00 By teachers inst. fund
 warrants ......... I.2O By balance Sept, 30th,
 1902 .............. 35,345.54
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

| lever. one NdS tdkeE SICK at her home and brought to Prescott for medical treatment, but the disease | failed to yield to treatment. Besides her husband she leaves little child to mourn her demise.
 Justice Connell yesterday pro- nounced sentence on Joe Msckin. who was found guilty on Thursday by d jury of misdemeanor. 1t was a fine of Sl50 or one hundred and fifty days in jail. Mir. Mackin was too free with his gun on Lynx creek, and barely escaped receiving very much more serious punishment, as a bullet fired at him grazed his side, it is said.
 Mrs. James NJ. Watts entertained a large number of ladies yesterday at her residence on south Pleasant street. The rooms were beautifully ! decorated with autumn leaves and potted plants. Mrs. C. A. Bashford. Miss Bashford, Mrs. Geo. H. Cook and Mrs. Howard Burmister assisted Airs. Watts in entertaining the guests, the special feature of the afternoon being eurhre. AiIs. O. i. Hesla and ] Mrs J. E. Barkley were the prize win uers Of the day. Dainty and tooth su:nc refreshments were served at ] the close of the games.
 The Ogden Assay O.. who for many vears have been located |. lI2g ! 18th St. Denver, have removed to more convenient aad centrally locat ed quarters at i7z5 Arapahce ST. 1 Denver. They are we'll known tc mIning IHca and prnspsctors in ,his Ic3mmuu.;r. having advertised in thi. paper continuously ior number cf years. and auc d,s.tring CT theil magnificent success. The Ogden Assay Co. furnishes another iilus,ra- ton of wha; cau be done by judicious and persistent advertising, combined ! with strictly reliable work and fair treatment of customers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03
ANOTHER STORY
ABOUT SHAW
Incoming Passenger Thinks he
HAS Been on Australian
Papers.

According TO q story related by
passenger on the FA NJ. s Moana. from
Australia. Algernon George Shaw, the
missing Indiana youth. is alive and
well, or was about a year ago At that
time man supposed to be Shaw was
travelling about South Australia with
black sheep son of a well known
Philadelphia family.
According to this passenger, who was
a resident of Adelaide, South Australia,
a nan whom he now takes to be young
shaw, and the Philadelphia man. were
living on their wits, travelling in the
s.oack block towns of the Australian
colony. On arrival in the city OF AIDE
Iaide the pair are reported to have
separated The one who hailed from
Philadelphia being entirely stranded,
called upon the American consul Mr.
Charles A. Murphy, and asked for as
sistance He told the consul that his
family had refused to have anything
to do with him, as he had been rather
wild" The consul wrote to the young
fellows relatives in Philadelphia ask
ing for money and explaining the boys
position. A place was secured forethe
boy as a hoStler at a country Motel.
T4is parents in Philadelphia responded
10 the consul's appeal for money Tor
the youth by sending a remittance of
$40 This money was promptly spent
by the youth in q carousal in the hotel
in which he worked. and to wind up
the affair he stole watch from bed
room in the hotel. For this offence he
was sentenced to IS months imprison-
ment at hard labor at the Adelaide
stockade. He is now serving this SEN
tence.
The passenger did not again hear OF
the young man whom he now supposes
to be Shaw until his arrival in Sydney
Mr.. Baker, the American consul there.
told him of the disappearance of young
shaw. Other inquiries he then made
in sydney brought the fact out that two
Americans had worked on Sydney pa !
pers and that both had left the city q
couple of years previously. Both had
ra tsaer unsavory regulations. They
took French leave. leaving debts be-
hind. and also & crop of II o. us
amsng the Americans in Sydney.
1t is more than probable that ii the
clues thus furnished by the Moana pas
sengnr yesterday to an Advertiser re-
porter are followed UP. that Shaw may
be speedily found.