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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

his rights and won his point. Mr.. jerome
left the room In towering rage The
jurors placed the blame for the accident
where most folks think Il belongs-on the
railroad management
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

mel DISASTER he lost his temper. Counsel
FOR wisker. the cnsiqcer desired TO al.
dress the jury and Mr.. Jerome objected
30 strcnuom4 lA.l Mr aoss Insisted on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

William Jennings Bryan continues 90
lombard defenceless Democrats with
wordy and windy proioctiles
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

i';s'-ic. Attorney Jerome of New York
fcems lo iscs a. least one quality ensen-
'ial 10 me successfui politician. Tor az The
tesrins before ihe grand Jurs On the iu1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

ST. Louis regards herself as fortunate In
getting over her shakes" before her big
exposition opens.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

It's about time the scuttle policy of the
anu-imperlalists scuttled into the ceme-
terry OF unmoruned and un-American
crankism
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

There arc various reasons why II
Is not desirable that.a condition OF
absolute free trade should exist be
tween 'the Philippines and The United
states. n only FOR the benefit OF the
Philippines themseiVes. tarin OF
some kind must be explicitly imposed
upon commodities brought from there
here Philadelphia Inquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

"Tn justice TO the commission n
should be remembered that when II
reported I'm favor of the Nicaragua
route no tender hHl been made by the
Panama Canal company An offer
made later was obviously too high,
but the last price named, $40 oo0 0o0,
places the question i'm a new light
10 Is now by no means a one-sided
question, Efd. IN ere interests of
economy. the Panama proposition Is
entitled to careful consideration. -
Minneapolis Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

THE war with Spain il over In
various places this appears TO he stili.
forgotten. The House % Commons
where they arc asking questions
about II. Is one. Newsps pers still
discussing the battle Of Santiago fur
nish another. Neither add much to
the history Of the times. 1t Is writ
ten. Spain lost The United States
won. philadelphia Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

"rhe southern raiscrs Of sugar cane
ought to enter into conference with
p tho cotton planters The Cubaus
would be very glad TO exchange their
sugar for cotton" - Philadelphia
Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

BUSINESS OFFICE. weybossst ST. Telephone Is77-a
EDITORIAL ROOMS s So water st Telephons Is77-a
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TOILER WHOM GIRL
RODE DOWN IS DEAD.
MISS FlTzsIMMONS DID NOT
SEE B0URKE IN DRIVE.
she IL NrrRign~d and PRroI~d-
Park Lnborrr Lived Two Days
In Hospital.

patrick BourNo. ary-avc years old
x 80 Il Taylor street. Astoria. the
Central Phrk la5lrsr Rho was Knocked
Ipvr and injured last Tuesday by \
team of horses driven 5y Miss Nellie
litz.immo0s ~ No ~ Yves; one Hun.
drci arl Twenty fourth street. while
The Young woman was receiving instruc-
tipns In arriving, died this morning In
th T-u,lytrrila Hospital.
RpITkD At the time NJ the accident
Vas slk.ls stones IN the west drive
lie was bending down over his work
and Miss Fltzs.mmons Ghl no, see hIsn
lie v.s kauck"d down aud taken to the
Presbyterian Hospital unconscious.
Miss Eitgsimmous was arrlisaed in
the Yo-hy.lis Court but paroIeI by Mag
Istrate MAYO because ot B,urXc's ina
bllity TO appear. \ lawyer wao accori-
pAn!.d her sad ,hat sac did not sec
Eourke and that the afIair vas purely
an accident.
At the time the Young woman vas
accompanied BY Philip oGrady a drlv-
ing master. Of No. i2t West s!xty-sev.
sath street.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
DECIDE dixie
IS SHERIFF.
Appellate Division JUS
tees Reverse Judge
Gaynor's Decision.
GUDEN IS OUT AGAIN.
Whole Bench Concurs in Re-
voking Order to Dixie to
Turn Over Books.
GUDEN IS OUT AGAIN.

Sheriff Guden was knocked out to-
day.
The Appellate Division OF the Su-
preme Court, in Brooklyn. unani-
mously overruled Justice Gaynors de-
cision. holding that Guden was en-
titled to the office OF Sheriff of Kings
County. as against the claim OF Nor
man 5. Dixie. appointed by Governor
Odell, after Guden's removal.
The opinion was written by Justice
Bartlett II holds that while the Gov
ernors power OF removal over these
ofic,ais Is not absolute. yet he acted
within his powers when he removed
Guden. because Guden corruptly entered
into an agreement which ne marltestly
had TO carry out while In once.
This decision leaves Guden without a
leg TO stand on and for the time being.
At least. Dixie IA the Sheriff.
Guden will appeal to the Court OF
Appeals.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
TWO IN ONE JOB.
HAPPY AS CAN Be,
"T0M' TO "CHARLlE": 81
WANT THE PLACE"
0CharIi~" to "Tos,", ..i.~t's Have
Little DrinL." and
Th~y Do.

Thoms. Allison. appointed Commls-
sioner o. Jurors ~ the Appellate 'pur'
wa. sworn IN this morning As.Hrr jas.
.ic. Blanchard VI Allison v,.' At
once 20 claim the office from ,H, au'
incumbent. Charles Wcdle who tT.at.
ems 10 hang on.
Alison found weiie ~ 4 comfortable
swinging chair. with his zee; on tie
desk. in the Commissioner OF Jurors
once
Hello. Charlie" said Allison
Why. w-d'ye-do. Tom. exclaimed
welde. springing Up and shaking hands
with the new man. What you here
for7'
Il wan, your Job" answered Allison
You can't have it, SPOKE wcldc
II guess ye can nx his up IN the
courts. can't we7" suggested Allison.
We'll. guess" was the answer.
whats the matter with a little re-
freshment meanwhi!s."
Arm in arm the two Commissioners -
Jurors went ou; together \ friendly
suit will be beggl IN tho courts AZ once
The evening world., 1902-04-17
DAUGHTER WE'D,
MILLIONAIRE DEAD.
OWEN MCABE, OF NEWARK.
HURRIED THE CEREMONY.
Elaborate Nuptiai. Had Bc.n Plan
ned When He wns sud-
denly stricken.

NEWARK. y J. April i7-Tl. .s.,
wish OF his life gratihcd oven VI abe.
q millionaire boiler manufacture d..r
at his HON" In ,his city To-day. For
many months extensive preparations lad
been going on a. the McCnbc home s,-
the wedding O.. Miss Grace McCabs p,
DR.. Joseph Kelly. wc.-knowa pay-
sician.
The millionaire took great .rts-e., In
the affair and proposed 20 have the w.,.
alng on an elaborate scale sIIHtaly
ne was stricken ~ The Young uea,ie
desire TO have the ceremony r...tn,r..,.t
put the millionaire insisted thar me
ceremony take place a. once
1he date set for the weIiln. v.,s
april u Owing TO the n.ness n NJ
NcCabe II was hastened and ~. ,,,,.,t.
were married or Monday 'T''
To-day Mr.. McCabe died
The evening world., 1902-04-17
TEMPERANCE MAN DRUNK
Dr. slater. Who wns Lecturer.
Under Arrest.

Or. George W. Slater. pracusinE
physician. OF No. S5 Union street,
Brooklyn. who twcnty-ay" years arn
was n noted temperance advocate an!
lecturer. was held for examination In
the Myrtle Avenue Court to-day On a
with an iron bar while drunk
Tho complainant Eis William RoE'n-
baum. of tho same address H. stll
Slater attacked him In th' apartment
house and broke ais arm on Nnu't' !
few hours later Slater was arrest Cor
!ntoxication and had sentence suspended
in court.
wife and family, lie 'urn shed 50 hill
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Vain Fractured Her sLuiI.

Mfs. Hannah M.,.u". ih,rty-thrce.
VINO lives Oh thc taiu Moor ~ No. 81,
East Nineiy-iifth street. while washing
windows. lost her balance and ION
TO tho yard sho sustained frac.
tnre OF the skull and was removed 10
the Presbyterian Hospital.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
" iiiinms mud .nrnrii Are Ac.
crptrd by the senate.

WASHINGTON Apr! l7-Thc Senate
has confirmed the nominations OF
James Il. Garfield. OF Ohio. to ne United
States Civil Service Comnl ssipner and
William Williams. OF New York, 10 De
co.nmissioner OF immigration for the
Port ot New York.
The evening world., 1902-04-17

ter. daughter or wife , .o Is cursed VII
drink In her family cog; know OF this mar
v-llous remedy "
II you care 20 ,ry n sample OF Golden,
Cincinnati Ohio, will Flhdly send ~ NhH
write trial package free to shos how b. ID
Lsei and that IL will cure Full-siHci hlYr.
of Colder Specific arc f5r sale in New Yor.
BY WaiSmann & Mucllenbach . Bible
House and in brooklyn by Bent RosoUz-
veg 62i-ssG Fulton ST
The evening world., 1902-04-17
COFFEE AND TEA FIRE.
Trainer stock Ruined. with Esii-
<f mated Loss Of So 1000

y. Fire In the four-sto.y brick building
- NO. 70 Front street. occupied h.
ens w. c. Praiher Company. coffee and
zee dealers. did $500 damage.
& smoke In great volume pourcd fror,
ne building shortly after the blaz. was
4isegvsrsd. and when chief Croker ar
r1yed he sent In a seoond alarm. THE
4remsn had little dImeul,y In getting
The evening world., 1902-04-17
rnImn sails for Cubn.

itp".lai 'H lhs Erenins World
NORFOLK, Va April H. President
"l"et Tomas Estrada Palma. OF cuba.
and party. VINO arrived at old Point
Comfort last midnight, sailed At 10
O'Clock this morning On stcamer Adm,
raj Fa:rneut for Cuba
The evening world., 1902-04-17

fee fp'lS tuT 81 tIl'l'
huHbanis Oi ,hl.
hlightinR hah!t by
puttlnZ this oinrlHs-
and IA asfrir.s rrmcd
IN the conc. or iu j
OF the unfortunate
all desire FOR driul,
is destroyed Nlp-
Isabelle Turner. Une
of the best known
and most popular
society Aofucn 10
California cured her
brother of the 4 Ink
hihl. after all other
methods halt failed
she says 81 wish
QNFU V1U#fHaE "A.
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Rescued
from Drink.
Popular Society Girl Saves Her
Brother from a Druukard's Grave.

Thcro Is a safe and easy way Of curing the
drink HHh.' simple littlH reih"'' h''
been us 4 hy thousands Of women ahp have
The evening world., 1902-04-17

he thoushtless man with land 70
sell
'inds no one who will buy.
HI does not think OF printers In.
And all World Wants imply.
The evening world., 1902-04-17


MADRAS AND PERCALE WAISTS
made IN fancy stripe, o.en froa'= and
self collar and cuffs. AL s'f-s. AZ.
Value l.OO--a, fOS
WALKING SKIRTS-ot spring We ph'
Melton, cut fJune. OF fare, bottom
Of skirt tailor stitched. Gray, Oxford
and Blue mixtures. Value I 30
SILK WAISTS OF good quality 'sffe'a,
in sll-oser tgeks, open hack o. front.
v.lIs ;s1.gh; I oo s9L!-I and band cuffs 200
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS - pure
linen hensn'ehed. value &c
7c.--at - ~
POINT DE PARIS LACE, edg,ng and
inserting 70 match, to nches wide,
lniae election OF Iat-ins. ~.
Value 7c. and lOe. yd.-a' - ot'S
MENNLN'S Bor,ted Tllsum n
Powder. Valre lSc. tor-a W
FRENCH TOOTH BRUSHES - tour
rows pure brisile Value l5c. and =.
lPc.-lt ~
Free to each purchaser sample bottle
Colgate Tooth Powder,
IMPORTED CHERRY BROOCH =.
PINS. Valgc !O- ea-9 oC
500 Gios5 PEARL BUTTONS u
TO- IS and p line, Value g. nc
Do ~
The evening world., 1902-04-17

MEN : uASDSERo HIEFs. soft An
.sH.l. hrTst.tn4'i gilac i0c dr
,H.l tn
The evening world., 1902-04-17

LINING TNFFErN SILKS 10 inch.
.fs. rurl. sSI
The evening world., 1902-04-17

WRITING PAPER box containing -
srs"f- 10. spHl welding Paper 2c
'al e., iuE. .prs 80 match. spr ~
The evening world., 1902-04-17
Special Items for All Day Friday.

JPcIidI llcI
SOLID SILVER THIMBLEs al.
s.z's .u Jese.Ey Dept: vaIlc SC
LACE CURTAINS. c~rl Nottingham
patt"rrs. rps"n.d and 'l1ver design
DESIGNS only ." pnirs IN lot. l5
regular price .1r. pair o
: 'pT-II LAWNS. daiutlcs. %, Spr.ns
patf',as r?s"out AMI nowor designs
with -cSlsu figured stripes. less 2f-
than -" cost ui weaving yard
ApRDN GINGHAMs standard quail
iy u." patterns AMI color.ngs &C
a"r yard.
MADRAS coRsETs. N,ax. -Ecs
= 20 - regular - Git.NN is
ROLLER SKATES .t,ci cs,cn' -
lis ut-iNn'l wlc"ls 20 a. any
pl.r go cgstDmcr value 50 30
wnNENs Ro.Ar.E SHIRT
~ l'-"ua, bach and 'Hu frL,.
a'al1p sleeves md stock. sizes OS
% - a. v'.H" ~ pr.''.
INFANTS LONG sLrrs crma-L,
sN''acd r,m" on neck aud ~
"vns yglu" .. SOW
wpME~.s LAWN wR>rrrRs ..
g.' rHf NJ !.IT' ra'n~H st-'Fcl and
as.-e' ~. anoi * ,,3,}
WOMEN sIlsi.E THREAD G'oN'Ls
.-1r. rh''' mol" and '.a &c
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CHILDREN'S PERCALE DRESSES
in variety %. -,,lr, aud color. ag-s 90
"a, 'Iimnef With braid OF eabroId Al.
cry, 7Sc. yslur--i; ~
CoUTlL UNDERwAisTS tor girls and
ho7s' ages J to Il, always IS iOr
Pretty aesor,m-n, of DRESSING
SACQufS and KIMOEOS, al coll
ors, including black and whte c;-
'ec'T. some braid rmmei. woT,h 40
7Sc.-a' 4oC
LIS PERCALE WRAPPERS, all e5lo.s
an 'I,cs, go7d value a. tbs prce and
great bargain 10 you. :of Ffdly S1c
only-n ofC
sllcs Mercer ed Sa'-en PETTICOATS.
with wide f7unce, finished with knitc
Plli'ed ru.re. iu.l " dih. well nsde,
md worth 7Sc --a' OoC
w7 F
WOMEE'S HOSE. Black Isle Thread.
lace oren woiS, double heels nj m.
toes, n sisss l9c knd--a, IUC
woMEN'S VESTS. ubsei II. low
neck, silk b55n trimmed waite.
pink md sky, ~ sizes; -. knt O.
MEMS HALF HOSE Absolutely .a,,
black. best cotton yarn, double Lcs =
nd toes, ~, hnd----7, DC
MEMS UNDERWEAR R.bs-i C1,-
o.o II SIZE ,ae' < kai----.-a. loC
The evening world., 1902-04-17

SOLD SILVER THlMBLEs all
r.z's .1 JeS-.gy Dept: Nillc So
:, bsh, ~
The evening world., 1902-04-17

ArRDN GISGHAMS standard quail.
ty. u." patterns AMI coior.ngs 4C
yer yard.
The evening world., 1902-04-17

RARE OLD COINS FIND READY
sale when advertised In tho SsnAna
World
The evening world., 1902-04-17

: 'pT ~ LAWNS. dalutlcS' % Spr.ng
patterns rosebud anl N1WCr designs
with Dresden ngursd stripes. lcss 3f.
than -" g"-f u' weaving yard w
The evening world., 1902-04-17

DINING CHAIRS so'!f oak. orac.
arm n'ro s,1'. spIrilos In back and
''r.. Hu11'es ~ 'front.'. value k2
g ~ r-l.. .OS
The evening world., 1902-04-17

IS on T. rs AND CuTIDRECs
Srp' Is 7 y O : 'as: back cotton.
-sr'u'res '..t double heels and toes:
H..n spHs mons h.l x cotton Socks.
Imperfect value lnc.. SC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29
AN ALDERMAN'S pREDICA,ENT.

The people of Woburn Mass are somewhat excited lust now
over charges OF bribery preferred against members of the
board OF aldermen there appears ground this
OF mind That paid money given positions in return
Tor their votes on the granting railway franchise assert
ed One OF those accused the aldermen drilled in the
nee OF the railroad corporations attorney disclosures
as to the sale OF franchises Louis cities have been
made yet in the places where Investigations have been held
have the alleged details been fully given Woburn
One alderman NJ j. CIreaney admits he given a position
worth $40 week by the that franchise He was
advanced from the work OF driving the Office of as
ssant superintendent Of the railroad He denies however that he
can recall that the railroads attorney made him gift of sIoo
Christmas Alderman Greaney admits tap in an en-
gne house in his district election day but have
known the corporation that obtained the franchise paid for the bev
eage or that dispensed for the purpose putting voters
kindly spirit towards him. There when voters arc
bought that they will not bought occasionally bnders
have been made by the purchased The Wobun railway corpora
ton had active attorney looking interests for the
men were taken to his oee according Alderman the
whole method OF granting the franchise rehearsed
IL will be interesting watch outcome OF the
Alderman Geaney unwilling witness the charge OF being
bbed made against him by unendy to the railway
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29
TOO SLOW
The Condemnation Commission
Charged With Hardness.

Judge Dubois today heard matters In
the Common pleas motion calendar. The
only case OF Importance was the petition
OF a land owner on the line OF the Provi-
dence and Danielson road, that the COM
missioners on condemnation Of lands for
the road report
A. d. Bean was counsel for the petit
toner and said the latter had had his land
divided in two portions. and that the loss
OF part OF the land caused him TO go TO
considerable expense. which expense was
a continuing one. Mr.. Bean claimed tho
delay was unnecessary.
William NJ p. Bowen represented the
commiss toner's on condemnation. and he
claimed the parties were very slow In pre-
senting evidence Of their claims and that
the railroad had not submitted its side Of
the case.
Mr.. Bowen further said that The Ashton
company had an agreement with the rail-
road about flowing OF some OF the land In
consideration OF which the company
would make no claim for damages. This
agreement had TO be examined by the
commissioners.
Judge Dubois thought, notwithstanding
the careful statement OF the commission :
ers that a report could be filed by Janu-
airy 10 and issued an order TO that ef-
feet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29
THE BURRILLVILLE TRICK.

From Burrllvi information that petition is in cir
cuaon for signatures asking general assembly police
commission tor the town. The given for this
that unusually large number applications liquor
been made and is desired favorable action upon
This however only excuse repre-
sents the real motive for this sinister undertaking.
majority of the citizens meeting formally
asked for the creation of police commission little objection
offered the assembly complied by maor
y not likely to be taken the
the petition little else trick by which is hoped
to take from the officers legally elected by the citizens
recton OF the larger part the towns affairs
hazard in the that had Buve Democratic
majority in elections there would thought
nor movement the establishment police commission
The msy of the offered by those responsible
the "eon must be clear
asserted that the applications licenses
council granted those who obtain compelled
late the law by carrying illegal traffic Sunday
agant robbery the people proposed such puden
worthless pretext? Before assumed the town
council dsregading the welfare community grant every
application made and by doing will necessary
who licenses prohibiting traffic in LIQUOR on
Sunday
This is brazen insult council to the
citizens who elected them their
applications good faith with obeyng
render nugatory and ineffective expressed majority
they concerned little EMPLOY
Falsehood and misrepresentation and these
they employ with utter contempt of truth and straightforward deal
Ing
Bullvie much police commission as it is of
underground railway the movement know this
well do the citizens they conspng strip rights
but they mpeed carry malignant
at this time by the hope that the Republican
week
Whether this hope the events of the COM
Ing week alone Republican majority learned
the lesson ephatay taught November refuse the
BurrilvDe petition without ceremony hand it is
still disposed to te with the rights people creates DO
lice commission the demand Of political manpuaos in Bur
lvie will do much still defeat for the
Republican party and Republican candidates than
they sustained few weeks ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29
WHAT IS GOING ON In THE
LOCAL WOMEN'S CLUBS.

Because OF the season OF Thanksgiving
tho week past has been unusually quiet
among the federated women's clubs OF
the city.
The most conspicuous club function OF
the week was that OF the Embreaso club
held at the home Of Mrs. William Blake
ley on Broadway on Wednesday after
noon.
The most approprfatevsubject OF the af-
ternoon was Thanksgiving and It's Gus
toms'' the program being in charge OF
Mrs. George A. kilton.
The program opened with q hymn OF
Thanksgiving sung by Mrs. Burdick OF
Edgewood. Then followed paper by
Mrs. Kilton on the significance and origin
OF Thanksgiving day. full of interest and
historical suggestion.
In conclusion Mrs. Kilton gave several
instances OF the variety OF proclamations
issued saying that the saddest was Abra-
ham Lfncoln's. the most political Presi-
dent Hayes. The paper closed with the
poem When Father Carved tho Duck"
after which Mrs. Fred Booth recited the
poem Pumpkin Pie" by Whittier.
A selection on the violin was then
given by Miss Virginia Anderson after
WnicH MISS tfdce Winfrred Joy r6cftod
with fne effect. tho poem ''Ye Pumpkin
Pye."
After a whistiing solo by Miss Ander-
son. which demanded an encore Thanks
giving Day" by Mariah Perry was read
by Mrs. Clarence Ryan.
Another violin solo followed by Miss
Anderson accompanied by Miss Mabel
Williams after which the hostess invited
the guests into the dining room where q
surprise awaited them all
The decorations all through the rooms
were OF chrysanthemums and the chan
deliers were festooned with cranberries
and pop corn. In the centre OF the dining
table was a large Jack lantern and
banked up and all around this was every
kind OF vegetable that could be procured,
the green OF the lettuce mingling with the
yellow Of the carrot; the dark blue OF the
grape together with the lighter tones
made a picture worthy OF an artist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-29
20 . . . . . . . Q SS<-
J OHAT CrHERs!
! NRB 81 Y1Nc !
G<S . 90 . OOSoo as-al

While the twelfth census Is generally
understood to have been more reliable in
It's statistical data than previous censuses.
the manifest lmpossibility OF collatlng
accurate data upon Industrial subjects
through machinery that Is largely politi-
cal In It's organization must result I'm
many discrepancies when compared to
statictics gathered through other
sources. "-Chicaxo Record Herald.
The sudden change In the attitude of
the coal trust toward settlement by agree
ment II remarkable. but not surprising. IL
Is only one more exhibition OF the bad
judgment which has characterized the
management OF the trusts side Of the
controversy from the beginning "-Phi,a-
delphia North American.
III Mr.. Roosevelt will look TO history,
will allow the past to illuminate the pres
eUt. he will surely determine that IL had
been an wise TO seek 70 resuiate the sew
log machine by an amendment TO the con-
stitution a. to follow that course in the
case OF the trusts OF orr own time The
sun has steadfastiy pointed out. from
the very beginning of this intellectual dis
turbsnce. that the trusts were an ineVita-
bic evolution of the age and that no pow.
er could stop their development unless
n substituted social chaos In their place
No unjust dishonest or oppressive trust
can live very long. The common law and