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New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
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Capital and Surplus, Si,500.000
34G BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Down Town Branch, 81 William ST.
Transacts a General Trust and
Banking Business.
Interest allowed on deposits.
DANIEL LIE ROY DRESSER President
ALEXANDER GEEIG.
FREDERICK y. ROBERTSON wee
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON PresidsntA
THOMAS C. CLARKE Sc Z Treas
THOMAS J. FRY. Truat 0ficer
WOODWARD BABCOCk
IRVING G. KNOX -Ass---aal secretaries.
DIRECTORS:
" d Baldwin. Ballard Mccall
Perry Belmont. James Mcmahon,
George c Boldt. 1nas y. Marvin,
Ctas. 4. BROKER J-nl NJ Parker.
IhGs. Crimmlus. Henry c Rouse
Daniel Le Roy Dresser. Tom Randoph
Jas. r. EcEeis, Y Waverly smith.
Stuyvcsaut Fish. Herbert L Satterlee,
Alex. Grelg EibrltEe O. Snow.
Thos. +. tioodrich, Chas ". Wetmore.
George J. Gould. Daniel G Wing
Hon Erastus c Knight. Edwards Whitaksr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
STRIKE AT
MARCUS HOOK.

Thirty nen aud boy, employed al
the sun oil Company, Marcus Hook
vent UGt ON Il strike yesterday morn
ing. one 10 general reduction IN
wages. The tirSt have their pay re-
dilccd were the men who help the
rivcterS. They have been receiYin q
" per day. The m-n who assisted
IN hoIs'ns he large plate, to their
place ON the side Of the tank ard who
have been receiving $l.IJ per day
were next clt down twenty-five cents
per day and the cutsdc iapolpr> were
cut at the same rate. Notice of he
reduction was posted on saturday
evening. and yesterday the men and
boys Affected. demanded their former
wage scale. out this demand was r.
fused Then the force left the works
The tank now being built must be
htnsllcd a. a certain date. as sev"ra
vessels are scheduled 10 arrive al the
plant in the near future to discharge
cargoe> Of crude oil. Just what uc-
tion will be taken by the company. is
not known The borough j, stirred
up over the matter, especially as it is
reported that men can be secured to
take the places OF the strikers at the
wages now offered and work ten in
Stead OF nine hours a day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21

A meeting OF the eongreg alton o'
First Pres byteriaD Church has
been called tor tomorrow evening,
when new pastor w,lI be called.
Since the Rev Wm. Nam >chali re-
signed several months ago, the
church mas been without pastor.
L, is the intention Of the congre-
cation TO extend an invitation 10
Rev. L. FranklIn Smiley. now in
charge Of Presbyterian Church
al; Hoimcsburg Pa, 10 become their
pastor. Mr.. Smiley conducted a
communion service al First Presby-
terian Church recently, and so
pleased the congregation that they
decided to invite him to their
church. Mr.. Smiley has given no
indication that he would like to
become minister OF the FIRST Church
but members Of the congreg alton
feel that II they do not venture they
will never get new pastor.
!. The annual congregational meet
ing Of the church 10 to be held on
Monday evening next, when five
trustees are to be chosen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
THE PANAMA ROUTE
Report of Canal Commission
Before Congress.
WHA1FOR1Y MILLIONOfFERISCLOD
Value Of Work Done On This Route
over S2Y ,OOO, O,OOO-W0rk May he
Completed ut a Saving
Of x45. .B3O,7O4,

WASH NGTON. Jan. 2l.--The presi-
dent has transmitted to congress the
supplemental report Of the isthnlan
canal commission. in which it is unani.
mousy recommended that the offer OF
the New Panama Canal company to
sell all It's rights. property and untin-
ished work TO the United States for
$4O,NI0OW be accepted.
The report gives in full the CORE.
spOndence which has passed between
the commission and the Panama Canal
company al Paris. which includes ca
blegram from the president of the
board, dated Jan. .. as follows:
"The New Panama Canal company
declares that II is ready TO accept for
the totality without exception, Of It's
property and rights on the itthmus the
amount OF $4,000, 600, the above offer
to remain in force up to Msrch !, 19OS.' >
Th" report states that the "totality'
mentioned in this message includes f1f
ty-siX parcels of land amounting 10 30
900 acres. which cover nearly all Of the
SI"ui" AN4uitSN lNi tb' u' 'tp"i WI
strlc,ion of the canal. II also includes
2.431 biildings used for Offices. quar-
terS hospitals. storehouSes. etc, also
an immense amount Of machinery. con-
sistinS of floating plant, tugs. dredges.
locomotives. cars. etc. Ii also includes
all excavation work accomplished upon
the main canal line. amounting TO
about 3G. 7OO.O0 cubic yards.
The value of the work done Is esti-
mated AT $o2.S95.02S, less contingencies
estimated at S4579. 900. leaving an az.
gregale of $27.474,O3S The Offer also
embraces all Of the existing 10000
shares Of the Panama Railroad aud Ga.
nal company except LOO shares held
by individuals in Europe and the Unit
ed States.
AgaiuS, this property are mortgage
bonds amounting 10 S3,4300n or this
amount the cans company owns SSH
600. IT also holds in its treasury 81 064,-
900 subject to sale or cancellation. laav-
ing in he hands Of the public $l5O4,-
900. These bonds bear 4ln per cent in
terest. There are also outstanding
$906,0OO Il per cent sinking fund bonds,
The transfer also will include three
passenger and freight steamers Of 1000
tons each
Summing up. th" commission finds
tle total value Of the property TO be az
follows Excavation woTk done. $l7,-
474 E;3; Panama railroad stock. al par,
100000: total. S:.G.3tD. .333. add 10 per
cent 10 cover omissions, 50. 639, 56i;
total. S4O.nNO.00O
The estimated cost Of constructing
the Nicaragua canal l.! given as $45,-
630 1O4 more than the cost OF complet-
ing the Panama canal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
CitiHcns Demand safe TrnnNil

NEW YORK, Jan 2l.-A mass meet
ing was held at Mount Vernon last
night which was attended by citizens
of that town, New Rochelle and fon-
kors to consider the New York Central
tunnel in connection with the recent
accident. The SENSE of the meeting
was TINT the citizens did not care what
remedy should be adopted to make the
tunnel safe so long as something was
done. A committee OF twenty five was
appointed. consisting Of the mayors of
the three cities, Senator Mills the
three members Of the assembly. the
presidents Of the incorporated villages
of Westchester county and Il commit
tee of the board of supervisors, This
committee will appear before Govern
or Odrll at a tine vet to be fixed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
DOTS.

While on her way from Baltim ore
to Old Point Comfort, Mrs. Arthur
X. Taylor. formerly Of this city.
lost overheard a purse containing
two diamond horseshoe pins.
The Wilmington Il. T.. Preach
ers Association Yesterday morn
ing decided TO secure Rev. l. W.
Munhall. the Philadelphia evange-
list. to hold series Of meetings in
this city.
James Boyer. colored. who was
working on the cars OF the Phila-
delphia and Reading railroad, I'm
loading brick tor the new ,plant Of
the Wilmington Brewing Company
fell from the car Yesterday and
was severely cut about the head.
Assistance was given him add he
was sent to his home No. S54 Locust
street. ia one Of the Whining ton
Transfer cabs.
Fourteen brieklayers and many
hod carriers we're at work yester.
day on the new building OF the
Wilmington Brewing Company on
French street near Front, aud it is
expected that by tonight the back
part OF the structure will be ready
Tor the root Considerable head
way is being made while the we ather
is good aud from the appearance Of
the front Of tue building 1t promises
to be one of the finest fronts IN this
civ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21

TACOMA, Wash. Jan. Plan excit'
ing hunt for ten Of the eleven prisoners
who escaped Sunday from the federal
pemiientlary a, McNeilS island is in
progress. Frank Moran, alias O'Nel.
sentenced from Spokane for eight years
for counterfcitlng was captured about
midnight by Il squad Of deputies who
were patr0llng the shore. He vas
about to swim to the mainland. Thirty
armed deputies are now securing the
island, and two steam launches are pa
trolin. its shores A luunCh from the
United States revenue cutter Manning
has just gone To TIL" island with ten
heavily armed marines, who vii! take
part in he hunt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
A Wise iudge

Batbouryl!le, Ky, Jan. 20. Circuit
Judge t'aUlkner opened court to-day
in DwSicy County, having just tiui,h-
ed a session in Jackson County where
he unearthcd band Ot kiklut, and
in 'earing gave Instruction, that viii
prevent them iiercat1cr from layng
cOntru! pftsic courts nt Jackson Couu-
y.
Before adiuirnug court Judge
Faulkner called lie .iury Commi,>iun-
ers before him and said that it mad
come to his knowledge that there cx-
i>tcd IN Jackson County an organize
ion known as Peace Brothers and
that its evil effects had hecn 1clt Al
the Session of'c"url just closing. said
Judge Faulkner:
They try to gel members Of the
order on the jury and they have sue.
creded in part aud one ot them has
been acquitted in this court 10y menu
hers "I thi, organization. - Judge
Faulkner then gaverxplicit direction,
10 the Jury Commissioners Ia see that
no names connected with the mem
bership Of HE Peace Brothers br per
mitted t" hc put in the wlicci flrm
which the iUlies are drawn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
EDWARD
W. GILPlN,

There was large attendance last
night al the meeting Of the Hlslori.
cal Society Of Delaware. to hear
Chief Justice Charles b. Lore read
a most interesting paper on the life
and character Of the late Chief jus
lice Edward Woodward Gilpin.
Previous to the reading OF the pa
per the society transacted its regular
business. Wilmer J. Ellison, treasur.
er, in addition to2 presenting he
quarterly report, presented the an
nual report Of the finances, which
showed that during the year the re-
Ceipts were Los. rs, and on Ianu.
ary there was balance OIL hand
Of $l27'3j. In addition to paying
current expenses the society has adj.
ed to its endowment fund $500. 05,
and there was 4 balance left to the
publication fund OF Sll5.5V. AT
present the par value of the endow-
lncnt fund amounts to SO, l66 o., and
the market value 81, 23e. -. Mr..
Ellison made the interesting colnpar-
ison that during 1900 the dues re.
cei we'd from members was S49S.
while in 1901 the amour, received
from dues was 1894.
Secretary Bird reported receiving
the following donations: An Age
Hence, " from the author, DR.. George
II. WEIGH; First Year BooA OF the
Delaware Society Of Philadelphia:
Map of the United States. published
in 1906, and the Delaware State
Journal for the year 1887, from Mis-,
Margaret r. Candy Of Philadelphia
In the opening address Chief Jus.
tiCe Lore said that for some time he
had been engaged in what vas toIim
a most pleasing TASK Of studying tie
histories OF former attorney generals
Il Delaware and that h. would read
that Of the late Edward Wo9dw ard
Gilpin. He then read a very extend
ed article which va, much apprecla-
ted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21

FLOl R-Statc and western weakened
by grain and -four; market dun and q
Shade lower to SELL; M!n'ssscta e .t Patents,
Ter extras $2.o0d".2o; winter patents,
WHEAT-lnfuenced by snow in the
southwest and general liquidation wheat
lost cent per hushsi tss ,sAy, o,Mly ;qpRSrt YIss
RSYE"stead,: state. sGGGic.. c. i. f.. New
York. car lots: No. western 'o'.a., T. o.
't.ORN-Instsad of following the wnsa t
break corn was firm and higher on light
country offerings. firm cables and cover
ings toward the CLOSE, however. 1t yield
ed part Of Us advance under realizing;
OATS At first strengthened by western
manipula ton, finally easing off with 9TH
or MARKETS; track. white. state. '3a5sc. !:
track, white. western. asM0se
PORK Easy; mess s'e''olSN"'o; family
Lard Easier; prime western steam
BSIiTrER- state dairy, liTsll.c. ;
'CMEESE-TIrm: state. full cream. large,
fall made fancy lo,,NlOMc.: state, fill
cream, small, fall made fancy. 1lAM ,ic,;
late made; best large 'hc'; late made
EGGS Firmer: state and Pennsylvania,
26t27c. western. at mark, 2ac.
SUuAR-Ruw steady fair refining. 2hc /.
centrifugal, 90 test. sac: refined Steady;
erSsSed iss sH%%s;e NV s't Orleans $40
TuRPENYlNE- Strong al 4aa4s,,c..
RICE--F'irnl: domestic. fT6lsc.: Japan.
fAEf.ow-Tirm; city size; country, g..
choios. ss,sGsoc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
THE STEAMSHIP TRUST.
GerWsHW Delegates Promise to Matn-
tain autonomy.

tain autonomy.
BERLIN. Jan. 2l.-An ofticial state
ment issued by the Hamburg A merican
line sers forth that Herr Bailin. u di-
rector of the line and Dr. Wiegand Of
tho North German LlOyd Steamship
company will proceed to New York.
there to continue the conferences begun
in Cologne and London for the regula.
tion Of north Atlantic traffic
The impression prevails among the
officials Of the German steamship lines
thnt something very big in the steam
ship world is about to happen. They
seem. however. to know as little OF
what this may be as do outsiders.
When questioned concerning the pos.
sible amalgama tion Of German steam.
ship lines with American and British
lines, Herrrn BnIIin and Wiegand have
clearly and positively said the pendins
negotiations did not remotely c0nten,-
plate any merging of the German lines
with foreign lines in the sense that
German stockholders would surrender
their control.
The talk for months past of Ameri.
can invasion and the absorption Of Ger
man lines by the Morgan corporation
has made German shareholders suspi-
cious aud curious about the conferences
to be held al New York, SO that Herren
Balm and Wipgand, while keeping
their own counsel as to the particular
objects they have in view, have never
ti,alcss assured The German share OWL
crs that the autonomy Of the German
steamship companies will he preserved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
BLOODY NAVALFlCHT
General Alban, Governor Of
Panama, Killed.
one OF The GOVERNMENT BOA1SSuNK
Panama Uay the Scene Of an Ear
Morning Battle Between Two CO.
lOmbian ships and Two Rev
OlutiOnary GnnbOats.

| PANAMA, Jan. 21.--General Carlos
Aiban. the military commander Of this
district and the governor Of Panama.
was killed during the fighting yester-
day. His death Is deeply deplored, for
General Alban was loved by his sol
diers and enjoyed the esteem Of the
community.
II is asserted that the death Of the
Colombian leader may have the effect
| Of bringing to the government side
| avengc his loss.
Some of the men killed on board the
government ship Lautaro have been
brought ashore, where they are being
! buried. 4 naval battle between the
! government vessels the l.autaiO and
Chicucto and the revolutionary ships
the Pudilln aud the Duriem began at
half past in the morning in Panama
bay
The lautaro has sunk. II Is reported
here that her crew rebe!led.
The revolutionary g'nboat Padilla
surprised the l.auIarO at the opening
, Of the fight in the morning and began
shooting al close range. Many men On
board the lautaro Were killed
A gasoline launch has just LETT here
to obtain details of the lighting.
/ The slow movements of the Padiila.
which are noticeable from the shore,
lead to the belief that she has been
damaged.
The government gunboat B"yaca has
Just moored to the dock here. She
brings troops from Chiriuu She re-
ports that the revolutionary steamers
Padiiia. Darlrn and Guitan drew OF
when they became aware of her pes
ence.
On shore the Darirn is now reported
to be in Il sinking condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
NEELY TELLS HIS STORY.
- A Somewhat Faulty MemOry-HOw
He Came by A0O, 900.

"A Somewhat Faulty Memory-How
He Came by 100000.
HAVANA, Jan. "l.-The examination
by the government of G. II. W. Ntely.
Px.dir"ctor Of finances Of the Cuban
postotticr. in the trials Of the charges
growing out Of the Cuban postOt'ica
frauds will be concluded today. when
the government will put witnesses on
the stand to corluborate the accusa-
tons.
At yesterdays session of the court
the fiscal asked Nicely If he rcinembcr-
ed writing G. NJ. Rich. his first assist.
ant. in November. 1899 asking him 10
come 10 liavana. where there was a
good opening and where he (Neely,
was making over S5U day. Nicely said
he did not remember writing this let.
ter. He said he did not consider that
the writing By Rathbone Of the word
ordered" under the recommendation
to the inspectors TO be All order and
that nll orders should have been pub
lisned IN The Weekly Bulletin The
recommendations referred to were TO
the effect that Cuban postua>ters
should make monthly reports.
Neeiy said he had $4,000 in his pos
session when he was arrested in New.
York; that this money was not part Of
the postal funds. bu. was given 10 him
upon his arrival nj New York. Hc de,
MED that lie was interested In other
hiIsiNpSsnS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
NJ JiuuOr Tax Amendments. =.

ALBANY. y. u. Jan. 2l.--The qucs-
ton of the Sunday opening OF saloons
was the subject Of discussion in the
senai. iast evening. when The author
of the Rainrs liquor law advised the
church people of the state to cease pc
titioning til" Legislature" not to enact
law for the opening of saloons during
certain hours OF the Sabbath. Senator
Ruines declared that there would he no
tuuor tax amendments this session.
aud he advised the good church people
TO direct and concentrate their Efforts
in their localities toward the proper en-
forccmrut Of the present law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
eoER WAR DEFENDED.
Secretary Cha M he rlain Defines Great
Britain's Position.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.Irhe first iInpOr.
tant debate Of the session began in the
house OF commons last night on an
amendment to the address in reply to
the speech from the throne. While tue
amendment constituted recognized
strangely enough il was not supported
by single front befiahrr. Tha debate,
however, called out Mr. Cha amberlain,
the colonial secretary. who vigorously
took the field in defense OF the wsr.
He made the significant statement that
If. as Lord Rosebery's speech intimat'
ed the Beers believed they could at
any time secure a repetition of Iord
kitcheners terms he wished 10 i'll
form them that they were mistaken.
Mr.. Chamberlain added however,
that the governments programme was
not one of determination.
The Beers had already been offered
terms whose ltberality surprised even
England's most scvefS critics. Since
they had been rejected She government
ulu iIOi pIopoae ~ 'IdDdiiuSS lto'ii
with further specific Offer and GER
tanly would not withdraw the proc
lamatiou Of Aug. !, 1901. II would not
propose any general contisration Of
property.
Mr.. Chamberlain said that the mag.
naDimous treatment of the soldiers Of
the Confpderacy had been upheld as an
example, and ii had been suggested
that the course Of the United States in
that ma tier should be followed in South
Africa.
Il am willing TO accept the parallel
said the colonial secretary. while the
lives of the soldiers mere spared no
p0liticaI conditions were given the Con-
federates. while their property was
contiscated on tremendous scale.
see no reason whatever to believe that
an unconditional ,urrendY would per.
manently ALLEVIATE conquered people.
1t did not In the case Of the United
States, although i, did not lead to In.
mediate harmony But after a period
which is a mere trihe in the life history
OF Il nation il did lead 10 complete re-
union
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
Pneumatic ruipeA For Berlin,

BERLIN, jan q The imperial post
office is causing pinns TO be prepared
for complete system of large pmeu
matte tubes for the transmission Of
Berlin mails such as are used in New
York and Philadelphia. The German
government some months ago asked IN
American pneumatic tube company ia
submit plans and estimates for this
work The chief engineer of this com
pany has been in Berlin since last Au-
gust working out tho details of the
plan in conjunction with the engineers
OF the imperial pnstoiticc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21

The semi-anmual meeting Of the
Bishops Council Of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church con-
vened yesterday iii the Cuion
Church, Sixteenth Street below
Paramount Avenue Philadelphia,
Senior Bishop Henry Mcneil Tn-
ner, of Georgia, presided. Those
present were Bishops Wesley j.
Gaines, of Georgii; B. L. Lee, Of
Ohio; Abram Grant, Of Indiana, c.
q. Schaffer, OF Kansas; Evans
Tyree, Of Tennessee; B. L. Tanner,
pf Philadelphia; NJ. B. Saltcr, Of
South Carolina; W. b. Derrick, of
New York; James A. Handy, of
Florida; Charles S. Smith, Of
Michigan, and =. W. Arnett, Of
Ohio. Bishop l.. J. Coppin. of
Aft"a, was the only member
absent, but he is expected to-mor-
rbW.
Kv. DR.. L. W. Hampton, of
Mi~ ,issippi, was elected to succeed
Re-. DIR. 2. A. Hubbard as fnan-
ciai secretary. Bishop G. L.
ss,'',aAer, Of Kansas, was appoint
I'd to 60 to Liberia and Sierra
l., ne, Africa He will sail next
5. ,urday.
In the evening Il reception was
given to the visiting bishops and
their wives.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-21
ADDlCKS
ON POLITICS.
Unions Will Have Com
plete Tickets in Della
ware.
From the Wilmington SUM-

(From the Wilmington SUM-
J. Edward Addlcks. Republican
p National Committeeman, Yesterday
afternoon published a signed state.
: ment Of his views on the politlcsl
Situation as follows:
"There are tew things which may
IS we'll be noted in passing.
"First.--j. Edward Addicks
claims q right to his owu opinion
ns.to the control Of the control Of po-
liticai affairs in New Castle county.
Nothing has been done as to af-
ta,rs in New Castle county by SEN
a;ar Alice and Secretary OF State
Layton except at his direct re-
quest. Therefore these gentlemen
have not interferred in New Castle
bounty, bnt MIR. Addck, has. Who
hue stions his right!
THE did game OF the boilers
ia commencing again, but their
tricks are useless. The Union Re
publjcans will not compromise on
Eounty ticket. legislative ticket or
State ticket. Congressman Ball
had better settle his accounts with
khc State. lie can never 60 back 10
Congress. He was indorsed last
flme to save a Republican Governor
hnd on q pledge that he should not
mield the patronage.
2 Third, The Union Republicans
will Join in call OF both Union Re.
publican and bolter committees for
4. Joint State convention to make one
Republican party if this Is rejected.
: Fourth. The Union Republicans
will nominate straight ticket
throughout the State and let the
voters determine the result.
"Fifth. More than 90 per cent.
oi the Republican voters OF New
castle comfy will vote the straight
Union Republican ticket and we
shall see what the strength "l
lhe bolter is.
sixth. Mr.. Addicks indorses
this policy and will support it with
all his strength Ii the boilers de-
kire 10 throw the State into the
hauds of the Democrats let them do
II they are strong enough
~t'Seyenth. The Sturic, OF effective
Opposition to Senator Alice are with
out foundations. lie viii be nearly
unanimously nominated and triumph
antly elected.
) Eighth. George Y. Massey pro
duced the two Senatorial vacancies
Hast season. While informing the
president of the Pennsylvania Rail
HOad that Mr.. Addicks would Il" elect
Nd and knowing that the president OF
fine PENIS, wanna Railroad iau l,.v,,s
Jed neutrality he used every influence
possessed by the Pennsylvania rail-
&Oad in Delaware TO elect the Demo-
Cratic son in law, .lohu BiGgs, and G.
F. Richards, Il Pennsylvania roilroad
attorney. as the two senators. This
" Republican Legislature. This is
the meaning Of the trliIin@ opposition
t. Senator Alice.
Let Mr.. Massey do his worst. He
Is effective uul, Whcu working in HE
dark. The light will be turned upon
his schemes and the railroad viii have
The opportunity Of indnlsing or dIaa-
sowng him.