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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
THEY DEFEND MORMONISM,
Utah Delegates 10 National Council Of
Women Speak,

"Mormons, Their Work ana Manners
and Customs was the theme Of id
dresses made at Raine's Hall last night
by ladies comprising the Utah delega
ton TO the National Council Of Wo-
men. which met In Washington Feb.
u 70 %, inclusive The delegates in
Guided lils Susie Y Gates, n daugh-
ter II the late Brigham Young, the
founder Of 'Mormonlsm;' Mrs Annie
Hyde, Mis- Ida Dusenberfy and Mrs.
r. Taylor The gathering was presld-
ed over by Mr.. John g. McQunrrie,
president Of the Eastern States mis-
SION, with headquarters at Brooklyn
Mrs Gates proved most fOrceful
speaker and impregsyely set forth the
doctrines OF her sect, strongly urging
those who condemn the "MormOns'
unhCard TO look more closely into the
lives OF those who eNpOund the doctrine
and It's followers.
Mira Taylor Chase spoke on the edu-
cGtlOnal advantages Of Utah, state
she said that stands third upon the list
in point OF school facilities
Mrs Dusenberry. both young and
pretty, ana looking like a girl just out
ot her teens, spoke on the great results
achieved by the "Mormons' with their
kindergarten system and of the large
number OF children enrolled In these in
stitu,iOhs.
The lddes win leave this morning
foy Philadelphia, whore they WIN hold
meeting tonlght--Baltlmcre sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Private Briefly OF A company, Fourth
U 5, infantry, Is a guest Mt the White
house today en- route from the Philip
pines TO his home In Paterson, n. j..
NJ Briefly was on duty az the com
handing generals headquarters before
leaving for the states aud Is we'll post
cd on the local situation. He says the
Islands are pacihed with the exception
Of four provinces two Of these being
the Islands OF Samar and Boho. and
the completion Of paciilcation IL merely
the matter Of q short time Mr.. Brer-
~ states that the water cure" has
been practiced ON natives by soldiers
as charged. but ii was because the
secret service men told them that
drastic measures must be- resorted TO
10y the soldiers before the natives would
tell the locations OF arms and their In.
surrecto friends The treatment con.
sists In pouring water down the Flip
mos throat until he Is ready either to
give up the ghost or the secrets he Is
trying to hold Secrets and water are
two things a native can not hold az one
and the same time The adoption OF
reconcentrado tactics ~ an absolute
necessity because Of the duplicity OF the
gentle and guileless Filipino, and here
after an natives caught out OF specified
limits without passes VIII be treated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
LATE LOCALS,

While eggs stll retail for q cents Dor
dozen, they are whoesalng at 20 cents.
A. NJ. Gibson OF Mackay ls al the
Kenyon. He reports stronger homes
and expectations than ever of the Thun-
der Mountain district.
Butter IL scarce and prices are stiff
They are likely TO remain so until the
spring butter is on the market
The committee on headquarters for
the Commercial club Is meeting This AZ
ternoon at temporary headquarters to
tax over the matter Of permanent To-
cation.
X. II Walsh OF Moncrein Bros, Of
wyoming Is nj the Kenyon from Grand
Junction, whore he Is corraling horses
for The British army IN South Africa.
lie has pretty well cleaned out the
western country Of horses.
profs Williams NJ. stewart and D. Il
Allen leave this evening for Beaver
where. on saturday. they will conduct
The teachers Institute. Prof. Allen VII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
SPIKE AND RAIL

Preliminary work has commenced In
earnest on the bennington and Lucin
cut-Offs.
l.. o. Leonard Of the Missouri Pacific
has returned from the meeting Of
stockmen In Denver
II, y, Dunn Of the passenger depart
ment OF the oregon Short Line, has re-
turned from a three weeks visit to st.
Paul
c. W. Sells general manager Of the
Manltou q Pixies Peak railroad Is ex-
pected 10 arrive In Salt Lake In a few
days
The Rio Grande Western has con-
tracted to haul the Viola Allen CONF
pany, consisting Of 90 people and two
carloads of scenery and the AL q.
Field Ministries.
The Uniyersalist Leader Of March
deyotes column to THE scenic Line
Of the World, which viii undoubtedly
be Incorporated in the literature OF the
Rio Grande Western In the near fu-
ture.
General Superintendent f. n. Calvin
OF the oregon Short Line. has gone
to Butte IN order to be present at
the Postal Telegraph suit for right Of
way along the tracks of the Short
Line.
The Baker city Herald In a column
article under flash head asserts that
Hartman Is playing freeze-out with
the L, q !. n and when the deed has
been done he win father the North
west railway to Lewiston.
Travelling Auditor Edwin Opdyke, OF
the Union Pacific, Is IN town on an
Official visit Mr. Opdyke was private
secretary to General Manager Resse-
guile of the mountain division Of the
Union Pacific In 1891 and has had a
wide experience In railroad work.
S. H. Babcock assistant traffic man
ager OF the Rio Grande Western, re-
turned yesterday from New York,
where ne has been In consultation with
George ] Gould, President Jeffery and
other Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific
officials regarding the traffic situation
in the west,
James j. Hill president OF the
Northern Securities company, IL
quoted by the Journal of Commerce,
as saying he knows nothing OF
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0. S. [. SURVEYORS
NEAR LOS ANGELES
Four Corps Of Engineers Working
East Of That City,
WORK TO BE DONE IN YEAR
Cap OF About 900 Miles 10 be Closed
Up inside Of Twelve orF ii-
teen Months

Los Angeles, Cal, March 6'--Four
corps Of engineers have begun work.
Ing east Of Los Angeles making pre-
llminary surveys for the oregon short
Line railroad 1t ~ the intention OF
the railroad company as already an
nounced, that the new road shall enter
this city over the tracks OF the South
ern Pacific, building to point on the
line that has not Yet been selected,
but lines VIII be run by the engineers
through the intervening country to the
city, as well rs from several points on
the Southern Pacific line, including
Mojave and llennlngs, 10 the present
western end of the oregon Short Line.
There remains but little more than
900 miles Of road building TO complete
the Short Line to Los Angeles and Of
fclals OF the road announce that the
work WIN be done IN ~ or not to exceed
10 months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06

the new transcontnental railway
line with n Pacific terminal az Euro"
ka. Cal,
George Gould has issued the follow
ing statement In New York "ln refer
ence to reports published In San Fran
cisco that am associated with Prince
Poniatowskl and others In plan 10
build a railroad from San Francisco 10
Los Angeles, ] know absolutely Moth
Ing. The same IL also true OF the re-
port that | am associated with Senator
Clark Of Montana In building q line
from Salt Lake 10 Los Angeles as an
outlet for the Missouri Pacific and 9th.
er lines known as the Gould system
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FRANK }. GOULD COMING.
Young Millionaire and Bride ES-
pected TO Arrive In Salt Lake.

Frank j. Gould and his bride, with
Mr. and Mrs, slaybaok Of New York,
In the private car "St Louis" are ex-
pec,ed to arrive in Salt Lake over the
Western from Denver tomorrow night
or Saturday. The trip can be- said to
he In the nature of wedding tour over
the United states, as the party left
New York In January, and he was mar
fled to Miss Kelly OF New York but
few weeks before.
ln an Interview In Denver in reply to
q question regarding the rumored pur-
chase OF the Colorado a Southern road
Dy the Gould interests, Mir. Gould said,
mo, think not. ! don't think we
want the Colorado q Southern. The
Fort Worth & Denver City line is
doubtless a good line, but | believe one
would have to buy the entire system Ia
get that southern branch of H. ana |
don't think we care to do that"
Continuing, he said: "The Colorado
Midland Is owned partly by the .Rio
Grande and the Colorado & Southern
and by outside parties, isn't IL? The
Two roads control q majority OF the
Stock ! believe It's a little road, but
goes through a good country. Good
Tor our system to own? why, yes, 1t
would De good for anybody to own.
should think
4 think the Rio Grande- Missouri Pa
enc system viii make a splendid com
blnation for through business.
Il am travelling for pleasure. but Of
course am looking over the country
Al nd he H..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
GET YOUR SHARE.

Blackmen, whitemen, red
men, yellowmen,- are busy
eating away at the worlds
food Supply-every day-three
times a day.
Every one is entitled to a
share. Are you getting yoursi
Does it do you good'
If not, take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t is a concentrated, predigest-
ed food--much nourshmentin
small space-and all disable by
the weakest system.
1t restores the flesh of young
and old.
send iof Wee sample
sculr EUwNE. Chemists, ~ Pear 81. n. Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
TO CuRE A loID IN oNE pAY.
JAIL BREAK AVERTED.
kimball Finds u Saw That Would
Have Helped Prisoners TO Escape.

The probabilities are that had Mike
Aaron, who was arrested and placed In
jail Yesterday afternoon by officer
Davies, been left alone in Jail he would
not now be there The watchfulness Of
Jaller Klmball prevented his escape and
possibly the escape OF every prisoner
In the section Of the jail Where Aaron
rs confined
before going home lasteyenlng. Jailer
kimball went through the jail and
found u steel saw that Aaron had
dropped on the floor. The saw was
fastened 10 % small Woe aud Aaron
could In short time haze cut his way
out of Jail Mr. kimbali said nothing
to him but quietly took possession Of
the saw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06

as Molly Maguires or red handed Occur
dAlene dynamlters. Mr. Briefly says
there Is such mixture Of races In the
Islands that there Is no telling when,
where or how to trust the natives They
have no special anlmus against the
Americans, but are aCtuated by pure
cussedness,' and are treacherous for
the same reason that morphine iiends
because II is their nature. The
school teachers, Mr. Briefly reports, are
doing good work In showing the native
juvenile mind how TO sprouti also, the
Y. Nj, 9. A. Is accomplishing a great
deal among the natives. The soldiers
also Ike the Y NJ. c. A. missionaries
and the Protestant churches are stead
lily gaining ground Strange to say
the Protestant missionaries and the
Catholic padres are on good terms,
Engineer r. W. Farris, in charge Of
the Shoshone Falls power plant tun-
mel reports progress at four feet per
day through very hard rock, the tun.
mel being AT an incline OF IA degrees.
Two hydraulic rams keep 10000 gal
Ion tank filled with water which car
fies on the waste into the river There
are three eight hour shifts OF men at
work An appraiser has been appoint
ed by Judge Perky of Lincoln county to
place valuation on two and one.half
acres Of land adjacent TO the falls
which are wanted by the power com.
pany and which win be taken posses
sion OF under eminent domain proceed
ings
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Headquarters NJ pbiIadeIpbIa.

New York, March 6,--Coincident with
changes made In the list Of officials Of
the Norfolk q Western railroad, II is
stated says the Herald that the main
office Of the company which has been
located IN this city for many years
soon will be moved to PhIladelphla,
The real significance OF this step Is said
to lie In the fact that the Pennsylvania
interests which are nov IN practIcal
control Of the Norfolk & Western. wish
to have its executive offices as near
At hand as possible so az to direct more
closely the general policy Of the big
sofi-coal road
Arrangements already have been
made to move the papers and para
phernalla Of the presidents office to
Philadelphia II IL thought the trans
fer win be completed within the pres
ent month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06

shot wound in the hand, the result OF
an accident. An operation was per-
formed on the hand by Drs. Plnkerton
and Worthington.
Albert Jensen Of Trenton Ia recover
ing In an encouraging manner from
the effects OF serious operation that
was performed upon him at st. Marks
hospital last evening by Drs. Pinkerton
and Worthington.
Francis Perkins OF Helper has been
successfully operated upon for tuber-
culosis Of the hip at ST. Marks hospital
by DR. Crltchlow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
ENIPH ATTIC DENIAL.
Manager Herbert Says lie Knows OF
No Trouble on II. q. W,

Denver, Colo, March GA grievance
committee representing the employees
OF the fourth division Of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad IL In the city and
viii lay before the manager several
complaints, among them allegations
that trainmen are discharged for trivial
reasons, that men are laid on and
transportation refused them to their
homes.
Manager Herbert emphatIcally de-
MED the statement from Salt Lake city
that tie-up IL probable on the Rio
Grande Western unless the troubles be-
tween Tfainmaster Cotter and the em-
ployes shall be settled bfore March 10.
There II no dissatisfaction 80 far as
] have heard said Mr.. Herhert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
Traoklayipg on X. C. NJ, a. o.

Kansas City, Mo-. March Cit IL an
nounced that tracklayIng ON the Kan
sas city Mexico and Orient railroad
VIII be begun at Anthony Kansas. this
month. Ninety-two miles of road In
Kansas and Oklahoma Is practically
ready for the track
Juan r. Treylno, manager Of the
roads interests east Of the Sierra
Madre mountains In Mexico. left last
night for Chihuahua, where he will be-
gin tracklaylng next week on the 80
miles now graded east from Chihuahua
and VIII award contracts for grading
the next 10 miles Rails are on route
from Europe for this latter part OF the
road and also for that new graded east
from Port stllwell about So miles for
which Ties and bridge timber have ar.
rived
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
MCCARTNEY RETURNS,
San Pedro Engineer Says Joint Sur
vey Not Completed,

Assistant Chief Engineer II. NJ, Me-
CARNEY Of the SAN Pedro, Los Angeles
n Salt Lake road returned this morn
ing from his trip through Nevada
where he has been for the past ten
days looking over the work done by
thl surveyors. lie reports that there
vii possibly be- some minor changes
made and that the Joint survey conse-
quentlg Is not yet completed When
asked when the surveyors would be
finally pulled out Of the field he shrug-
god his shoulders like .welbred
frcnlimar and softly murmured, "Je
~ sails pas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
AFTERNOON MINING CALL
Trading Was Light and Stocks We're
Generally Lower.

The session of the mining exchange
this afternoon was extremely dull and
uninteresting, Few stocks participated
in the trading and prices were OF con-
sderably IN most all instances,
The sales and quotations recorded at
pressJime were as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
T0DApS REALTY TRANSFERS

Following Is today's record Of real
estate transfers made In the office OF
the county recorder up to o'clock this
afternoon;
VIM. 7, Vincent and wife to l..
e. Anderson, qult-clam deed,
part of section 81. township
south. range ! east 49,. ....y 10
Bertha II. Avory 10 Geo. Ander-
son, quit-Claim deed, part OF
lti g. block IS. plat b.. 1
Lehi n. Hartman and wife 10
John Thomas. warranty deed,
part OF SECTION s. township 2
south. raage 2 west ........ I
Frances Hartman to Lehl n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
RIG BLAST.
Three Cars of Powder Scheduled to
Go on at Reno.

This afternoon Fitzpatrick Bros the
Central Pacific contractors, were 70
have given the residents at Reno. Ne
vada, shaking up in the form Of a big
blast for the purpose Of mutilaung the
scenery In the vicinity. A tunnel In
the shape Of "A big IT" with stem 80
feet long has been driven into the
hill at the mouth OF the canyon east
OF Reno and In this were placed three
carloads Of powder II Is estimated
that the touching of Of this blast viii
move $4,000 tons Of soil and create a
small earthquake
G, f. Higbee, who viii be remembered
by the members OF the famous Union
Pacific Press picnic last summer az be-
ing In charge of the tunnel work at
Aspen to: Fitzpatrick Bros, is In og-
den for the purpose OF picking up men
aud supplies for work on the 2,000-foot
tunnel just east of Carlln on the Cen
trd Pacific. Mr. Iligbee Is now a
member OF the contracting firm of
s.reter, Lusk and IIigbee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
PERSONALS.

DR.. f, II, Isgren Of scoHeld is a guest
at the Cullen.
Manager Walter j. Lewis OF the
" News bookstore has gone to New
York on months business "trip.
James C. Jensen Of Heber city. mem.
Der OF the Wasatch Stake presidency Is
a guest at the White House.
Eugene Traughber of the Newspaper
syndicate left last night with Mrs.
Traughber on a visit 10 Mr.. Trnugb.
ber's old home In Kansas City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06

Helena and Ellensburg, Washington,
lncludng Helena, but not Butte or
Elensuburg
Assistant engineers viii report TO
the division engineers and the latter
to the chief engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
GENERAL SHAKE UP.
Engineering Department OF the
Northern Pacific Is ReorgRnized.

The engineering department Of the
Northern Pacific railway has been
completely reorganized by Chief w. l..
Darling, the changes dating from
March |.
j. Q. Jamison Is placed in Tacoma
as division engineer, In charge Of en-
cheering on all lines west OF and in
culllg Ellensburg station
r. $. Darling is made division engi-
reer at st. Paul, in charge Of engl-
neering OF all lines east OF the Mis-
souri, riyer,i vice J. $. Bratager trans
ferred.
W. c. Smith Ia appointed division en-
gineer, with headquarters at Living
stone, Mont. and is placed In charge or
engineering on all lines between the
Missouri river and Butte and Helena,
Including Butte, but not Helena.
Il. T.. Palmer Is made division eugi-
neer at Spokane and VIII have charge
" all engineering between Butte ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

A fine audience IL assured at the
Theater this evening to welcome Miss
Viola Allen back TO salt Lake, She was
always one Of our strong f0yorltes and
the fact that her play I'm the Palace
OF the King IL new here. and the fur.
Their fact that her father. G. Leslie All
len another oldtlme gavorite IN Salt
Lake, IL member OF her company will
assure the organization a handsome re-
ception
The White Slave closed at the
Grand last night. Yesterdays matinee
was damned to the ceiling and many
people We're turned away. The house
remains dark for the remainder Of the
week
TO CORE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All drug.
gsis refund the money II u falls 10 cure, T. W.
Groves slenure Is on each atboI 2Sc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Salt Lake Glee club viii give q
concert In the Seventeenth ward meet
ing house this evening a most excel
lent program win be rendered and the
proceeds are to 20 towards buying
music for the club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
CHURCH NOTICES.

TO insure publication in the
Saturday "News' all notices
intended for this column
should reach the editorial de-
partment not later than
o'clock on Friday evening.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
CBy leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l6 Main street,.
Thursday, March 6, 1902,
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AT THE HOSPITALS.

Charles Lund Of Egan, Idaho. was
brought TO st. Marks hospital yester-
day afternoon suffering from a gun
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LOST

LAnY's WATCH. COLD, E lts's a.c
case. diamond set in case young ia IA c5ln.
ture inside Return II. q, Twomey' wv
merclal Block. Reward.
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Hoods JarsdpariiiQ

Includes the concentrated values Of the
best-kuown vegetable remedies - such
as sarsaparila, yellow dock, plpss-
sewa, nya ursl mandrake and dande.
lion, united byan original and peculiar
combination, proportion aud process,
1.i,.la1r 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Priest
hood Of the Salt Lake Stake OF Zion
win be held In the Assembly Hall, Salt
Lake city, on Friday, March Z, 1902,
at p. m.
To the Relief Societies OF the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion;
Dear Sisters, Attention Is called by
the stake board to the presidents and
members OF Relief Societies Go the nth
Of March, 1909, II being the Goth ami
versary of the organization Of the So
oiety, by the Prophet Joseph Smith.
The general board has made the re-
quest that we make 1t special day Of
thanksgiving and rejoicing IN our res
pectve wards. That n suitable pro-
gram be prepared. Brief historical
sketches OF prominent leaders OF the
societies and the teachings of the Pro-
phet Joseph Smith are recommended
Invite any veterans of Relief Society
the bishops. officers and young people
Of the wards,
The lO-cent membership fee should
be made a feature.
M, l HORNE.
President.
"a tAh j. NANNO
CLARA c. CANNON, Counselors.
OFFICERS CONFERENCE,
Ohcers of the Y. NJ NJ. |. A. Of Gram
ite stake will hold their conference sum
day, March Sth, Morning session 10 a.
M. Sugar House ward meeting hous>o
afternoon session, ? D. M, Forest Dale
meeting house, evening session, p.
M, Forest Dale. Full attendance OF OF
iicers Is desired
JORDAN RELIEF SOCIETY.
There will be a conference o. Int Re-
lief societies Of the Jordan stake held
IN Sandy ward house. March If, 1902.
Meetings at 10 a. m, p. M A good
attendance is desired.
MARINDA BATEMAN.
President
HlLDA LARSON,
AGNES CUTLER
Counselofs.
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Points -.
you CAN'T RESIST.

When you see a point Of advantage
try to get on IT, We offer few points
Of advantage In the line OF baking pow.
der, Excellence Is one OF them, econo'
my another. To use cheap article
when II Is not good is foolish. TO use
an expensive one when you can get
THREE CROWN baking powder for so
low a price ana stIll know It is Of the
highest possible quality would be equal
~ foolish We want to Impress you
with the high grade and low price,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06
Hoods JdrsdpdriUd

Has won success far beyond the effect
OF advertising only,
The firm hold il has won and retains
upon the hearts Of the people could
never have been gained by even the
most lavish expenditure Of money.
The true secret Of the popularity Of
Hoods TdrSGpdiLia
Is explained entirely and only, by It's
unapproachable MGRir,
Based upon q prescription which
cured people considered incurable,
which accomplished wonders astonish-
Ing to the medical profession,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-06

An Associated Press dispatch to the
"News' states that Mr.. r. r. cutler
was interviewed IN New York yester-
day regarding the sugar stock deal, He
stated that the stock purchased would
stand In his name, that he had raised
the funds for the purchase, whether or
not any one was associated with him
was not given out.