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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

Bismarck. Just wait till he gets, here.
The people will then have no eyes for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

The ''old curiosity shop is not the one
II which Dickens housed Little Neil. bu,
visiting Americans thing it is, much to
the Joy of the shopkeeper who sells
things al round price to tourists who
don't know London as we'll as Dickens
Gid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

15lcontInusds q ssca q lsiIsas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

The bankruptcy court has claimed for
its own Colonel G. ". II. Fitz-Georse,
son OF the Duke of Cambridge who Is q
cousin OF the late Queen Victoria.
Colonel Fitz-George. who despite his
close connection with the royal family
Is far from being rich. was forced into
bankruptcy because he couldn't meet 8
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
AMERICAN UNDER ARREST.
D. c. StapletOn Taken in Custody in
Eucador for Alleged Coun-
terfeiting.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Mr. D. C.
.Stapleton. an American. vIce-president
and general manager at the mines in
Ecuador, OF the Playa de ORC Mining
Company. has been placed under arrest
in Ecuador. The company has offices
in this city and Mr.. Stapleton's friends
here thus far have been unable to
learn anything of Satisfactory char
acter concerning the cause of his i'm
prisonment
A letter had been sent to Secretary
Of State Hay saying that under infor-
nation received here by letter and
cable from a reputable citizen at Equ-
ador. the government has arrested and
imprisoned Stapleton in Esmeraldas
for offense Of counterfeiting, he hav-
ing used aluminium checks in paying
workmen and for his refusal to pay
money as required by law.
The letter asks whether the depart
ment OF state has been informed OF Mr..
.Stapletons arrest and II so the partic-
.ulars and If no information has been
received that it be obtained and pub
licity given to it in order that num-
ber Of other stockholders here may
know the facts.
There are several large American in
terests in this same province. The
company is a Kentucky corporation.
capital S7O.OOOOOO. The plant is said
to be the largest in the world Of its
kind.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
MERELY A FIGUREKfAD
DOW AGER EMPRESS IG-
NORES THE EMPEROR.
Granted High Officials
in Pekin---EmpresS to Deco
rate Americans.

PEKIN. Jan. s-An evidence indi-
cate that the emperor Of China is
completely under the domination Of
the dowager empress than he was be-
fore the Chinese court went into exile.
Several high officials were granted au-
diences today during which the en-
peror filled the role Of a figurehead.
The empress dowager sat on his maj
estys left and conducted conversa-
tions. According to accounts OF two OF
the officials who were received today,
the dowager empress ignored the EN-
peror and that the latter did not at
tempt to take any part in the affairs.
These officials say his majesty appear
ed melancholy and listless.
The principal topic OF conversation
during these audiences was the pres
cnce in Pekin OF the foreign garrisons.
The dowager empress seemrd impress
ed with the necessity Of a conciliatory
policy.
Evidence accumulates pointing TO
the timidity Of the dowager empress
about coming back to Pekin. Her first
remark upon alighting at the Mach
iapu station yesterday was Where are
the foreign soldiers?"
Upon seeing a number OF newspaper
correspondents at the station the dow
ager empress bowed to them. Before
leaving Paotingfu in the special train
yesterday the dowager empress re-
Quested Traffic Manager Foley of the
railroad not to use the locomotive
whistle saying that she was extreme
ly nervous and that the whistle fright
ened her.
The dowager empress proposes TO
decorate the American and Japanese
officers who guarded the imperial pal
ace during the courts absence. She
also win confer decorations uuon the
officers and engineers who had charge
of the imperial train during the rail-
rad journey from Paoungfu. The
dowager empress has signed an edict
ordering the decapitation Of General
Tung Fuh Slang, the notorious anti
foreigner 4 Tartar general in Kansu
province has been ordered to carry
out this sentence. Yuan Shat Kai, the
viceroy OF Chi Lii province and a num-
ber Of other influential officials me-
moralized the throne. charging Tung
Fuh Slang with the murder Of Belgian
missionaries, and urging his eXecu-
ton before he could institute rebellion
and involve China in trouble with for
eign governments.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
BY ALMOST A
UNANIMOUS VOTE
Nicaraguan Canal Bill Passed in
House by Three Hundred
and Ten TO Two.
OPPOSITION DWINDLED DOWN
Bill Was Passed Exactly as IL
Came from the Committee
Principal Features of
the Measure.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--The Hep
burn NicaragIan canal bill passed the
house this afternoon by practically a
unanomous vote. Only two members
out Of the 80 voted against II. F1etch-
or URepD. OF Minnesota. and Lassiter
ODemJ, Of Virginia, were the only two
voting In the negative.
The opposition to committing the
government TO the Nicaraguan route
attempted 10 secure an amendment 10
lodge with the president discretionary
power TO purchase and coinplete the
Panama canal II II could be purchased
for 100000 The test came on the
first vote, when the advocates OF the
alternative route polled i03 against
l07 votes, At each succeeding vote
their strength dwindled until Cannon
dlinoIsl under whose leadership the
fight was made. was unable TO get a
yea and nay vote on the motion 10 re-
commit All the other amendments
failed and the bill was passed exact
ly as ii came from the committee.
The bill as passed authorizes the
president to secure from the states Of
Costa Rica and Nicaragua control of
such portion OF the territory belong
ing to said states as may De desirable
and necessary. on which to eXcayate.
construct and prospect a canal suit
able TO the wants OF modern nayiga-
tlon and commerce. Section two au-
thorlzcs to direct the secretary OF war
TO construct such canal from the
caribbean sea. at point near Grey
town In Nicaragua. 20 a point on the
Pacific ocean near Brito; 10 construct
proper harbors al the termini OF said
canal. and 10 make necessary provis-
ions Tor defense OF the canal and har-
bors
The last section makes the present
appropriation OF $lO,O00.OOO 10 carry on
the work. and authorizes the secretary
of war to enter into proper contracts
Tor the material and work as may be
deemed necessary therefor such work
and material TO be paid for as appro-
priations may be made from time TO
time. The section fixes the aggregate
cost at SlSO,00o.OOO. to be drawn from
the treasury Of warrants on the presi-
dent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10

inR up toward the corner NJ Eighth
street whcn Bonlt was Detained by
him. and that hc could no, have been
~ the scene ~ the shooting when Nc
Sally was Killed
Jack close. engineer hD the Linden.
berger cold-HtoraRc was the only per-
son In the nclghborhood AT the time
NJ the shooting The spot ls 80 dark
At the point In question that II iA i'm
possible 10 see. Close was standing at
the door Of the cold.storage engine
room. looking In the direction Of the
men. when the shot was fired. He
could not see the men and states that
hc hard nothing that would indicate
trouble. the shot being the hrBi indi-
cation He AT once secured n lantern
and ran 10 the spot where AcNally
was lying on the track lie dragged
the dying man on the rails. and a
moment later Policeman Phillips came
along Mr. Close is lame. else he
could have captured the first mate.
who ran by the cold.stornge on his
way to the saloon.
After the shooting Or. Estes was
called and examined the wounded mar.
He had been shot through the right
eye. the bah lodging in the back of
the head. After dressing the wound.
Dr Estes sent McNally TO the hos
plt,,l whore he died al o'clock this
morning
Deceased was native n Chicago
and of scotch parents Ne was very
quiet and gave absolutely no trouble
10 the police. He had been az Asto-
ria on several occasions, having re-
Gently made a trip To South America
and return on the Fulwood.
II is likely the preliminary hearing Of
the men will be held iodav. The FIRST
mate. wyy ood. was taken TO the coun-
~ jol last night. while Boalt is still
In the city jail Reilly has been held.
pending the hearing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
WILL DISPLACE THE ASS.
Electric Lines to BE Constructed from
Cairo to Mount Sinai.

CLEVELAND, Jan. s.-Trolley cars
are to displace the patient ass as a
means OF locomotion in the Orient.
Cleveland and Chicago capitalists in
Corporated as the Cleveland construc-
ton company, has been successful in
negotiations with Signor ]. ]. Spanier,
of Rome Italy, for concessions for
electric lines from Cairo, Egypt, to
Mount Sinai, and thence along the
coast OF the Red sea through Syria
and Arabia to Mecca. \ branch is to
connect DemaraScus with the system
at Mount Sinai
1t is figured that the business during
a single one Of the Mohammeden
pilgrimmages to the Mecca whittier
it is the pious duty of every Moham-
medan to go, win pay a handsome
profit on the cost of construction, the
number of pilgrims being enormous.
Letters received from Signor Spanier
say that the sultan Of Turkey has
granted an important part Of the con-
cesSions for the system.
Already trolley cars are running
from Jerusalem to Galilee. The Cleve-
land Construction Company is work.
ing under an agreement to finance all
the undertakings il given the construc-
tion contracts.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
CONSTRUCTION TOBEGIN
BUILDING OF HNNKOW-
CANTON RAILWAY.
Money Deposited In j. 4. Nor
gan'> Bank for Construction
of First section.


Nl2W YORK, Jan. @-Ihe announce
mrnt is authoritati'ely made that the
Nm'r'''n-'hina development NoIn-
rany mas b''n organized on a hrn
OASIS ana 'ha' an "ih'lA demand mas
been made on the 'hihes government
Tor the Issue ot bonds Tor the con-
s'rueuon ot the hanko"-Nan'on RaiI-
way "h''h mas been chosen consisting
"' M'SSrS' Augustus he'hoh" teF'e
Mall FREDERICK w Nh''er'uE'' ChaS'
a winter ana NlllH'h ha'1'"S I"'-
sons OF New YORK ana colonel Albert
IhES ana MT Joseph u. No'drr oil
l''uSSe'S' M'' PARSONS Is P'es'1'h''
ncheraI whittier Is treasurer ana w
h' hFi'r Is secretary oi the company.
Vh' necessary Iui'dS nave beh SUD
s'rlbed py the Sl''kh''d'TS with
Whl'n TO p'6'h CONSTRUCTION "' 'h' "'S'
S''u'h o' the To"u ana '"' money mas
ne'h u'P'S'ted WIN y. /. "o' san
company the company bankers.
II Is said mat general manager
VIII be despatched To emma during
the present month To make the neees-
sary preparations for beginning con-
struction and that construction viii
follow shortly thereafter
The journal ot commerce says
The American-China Development
company Will take up the work OF
constructing, continuing the road from
HankoW. or more properly speaking,
fr,r, Nu 'hs,,, mn m, s,utb h,rk
-,
OF tue l"hk'Se' SOUTHWARK 10 N"'''oU'
Connecting with the line nnder con-
struction by the BELGIAN Syndicate
,a ,,.,,,, ,,,,i.... ,.i.,.,,,.
"'"' "F'"''''''' ~" ''S N''''
understandings with the projectors OF
that enterprise. the American line will
furnish IN, southern srcttop of n great
-. -, ...,...,,..- -. 49,. -,
""''N '"""' 'N'''''''"s '''''' '''' '"l''"'
To canton. the great port on the 'hina
sea Al pekiu connection will BE-, made
,,.,,,, a., ,,t,,,,, t,,,,,.,,,,I p,u,,,,,
-" Wv
Where the Northern arm JOINS win 'he
MunthurlNn hrauCn OF the IlOnS-
Sih,ri,n r,od in the nrigbborhood of
=, -. D,.,., ,,n ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,
new '"""hs' N''''' '"'l '"i''l''" '"''''"-
tion viii thus be provided between
Canton and the great capltals " Fu-
''pv
The provinces TO De traN'rseu DS
the American line have q population
t,i,, 10 rrrsat os tbot ~, rb, limited
.., .i,,, n.,n -, ,...;,,,,,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
VIEWS on EXCLUSION ACT
Chinese Minister Says Chinamcn D,es
not Supplant American Labcr.

Chinese Minister Says Chin1mcn D.,es
not Supplant American Labcr.
NEW YORK. Jan. .. WI Ting-fang
Chinese minister to Wash'ng on. gives
some OF his Views On the Chinese *.
clusion act In a letter - one Of the
speakers in a debl.e 10 10 held on
that question at Passaic, ~ j.. at an
early date. Mr. WI SAYS:
There is no danger that the China
men win SUPPRESS the American laborer.
although there has been much said
on the subject. The Chinamdn is a
home body. He does not leave his ma
tive country In any large numbers. a
fact which is proved ~ the few Chi
nese TO be found in countries where
they have free access
Wa T!g-fang quotes from many lead
ing authorities in support OF his views
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
Is Making Extensive
Preparations TO Go TO War
With GuateIama.
BUYS A GERMAN WARSHIP
The Object Is to Compel Guate-
mala and COstO Rico to Join
Proposed Central Amer
lean Union.

BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The KlsInes Jour-
nal, which sometimes prints exclusive
news. publishes the following Dispatch
from Hamburg:
Nicaragua Is making extensive war
preparations. She has purchased the
German warship Armeni1s. is nego-
tiating for the purchase OF two other
warships and has bought cannon. RI
fles and ammunition through the Mic
araguan minister at Berlin.
The object Of these preparations is
that Nicaragua, Honduras and Saliva
dor intend to attack Guatemala and
Costa Rica and compel them to join
the proposed Central American Union"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10

Frederick r. Olcott. Anson b Flower.
william O. Rockefeller James G.. Still
man. Leonard Iewis1hn. Robert Ba-
con and j. =. Mcintosh. The order
was issued on an afidavit by Frank
lin Bien one Of the solicitors In the
action It recites the fact NJ the In
dependency OF the actions and that
the witnesses reside more than 100
miles from the city Of Butte. state
of Montana and are not amenable.
therefore. TO any subpoena issued by
that cOur, to attend the trial in Butte.
Montana.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
ORDERED TO APPEAR.
Directors of Amalgamated Copper
Company Must Appear for EX-
animation.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Judge LacOmbe
of the United States court here, has
ordered that the directors of the
Amalgamated Copper Company must
submit to examination before William
liam Klein on Friday. to give testi-
mony in cases between the Montana
ore Purchasing Company and the
companies acquired by the Amalga-
mated Copper Company.
The order directed taht subpoenas
be served to examine II. II. Rogers,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
WANT REVENUE DECREASED.
Resolution Unanimously Passed in
New York Board Of Trade.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-At the annual
meeting Of the board OF trade and
transportation yesterday, 1t was unan-
imously resolved that since the re-
duction made by the last congress has
not decreased the revenue as much
as had been expected and a further
reduction might be made without det-
riment the board Of trade and trans
portation, urges the repeal of such
taxation as has proved a burden to the
commerce of the country, especially
such taxes as are burdens upon the
people and do not protect our manu-
featuring interests.
4 resolution was also passed urg-
ing upon congress the establishment
Of a new department under secre-
tary of commerce and industries, who
shall be a member of the presidents
cabinet and in which department there
shall be a bureau of reciprocity and
which shall be charged with the duty
Of investigating the conditions Of any
industry affected by a proposed
treaty"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
SELF IMPOSED FAST.

BOULDER, Col, Jan. 9.-J. D..
Choate, Of New York City. is at the
Colorado Sanitarium here. For thirty
days Mr., Choate has eaten absolutely
nothing, His fast has been self i'm
posed and because of a stomach trou-
BILE which would not yield to medical
treatment. His mental and physical
condition, aside from the weakness IS Of
the latter due to his protrlcted fast,
has not suffered in the least.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
McREARY FOR SENATOR.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Jan. 9.-Ex- Gov
ernor Jas. b. McCreary was tonight
nom."ated by the Democratic legisla-
tive caucus to be United States sena-
tor. He will be elected by the general
assembly in joint session next Tues
day over Senator william Deboe, who
was endorsed by his party for re-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
EASTERN GRAIN RATES.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 9.-The inter-
states commerce commissioners spent
six hours here today and examined
seven witnesses regarding grain rates
from the West to points ON the At
lantic seaboard and other Eastern des-
tinations. They returned to Chicago
tonight, after announcing that the in
vestigation would be resumed in that
city, January "a, when 1t is believed
several big railway officials will be
called.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
COALITION AGAINST coLoHB1A.

COLON Colombia. Jan. 9.-General
Alban. commander Of the Colombian
forces. has received information that
President Zelaya, Of Nicaragua, has in
vited the other four presidents Of Cen
trail America. to attend a conference
at Corinto. Nicaragua, with the secret
object OF inducing them TO enter into
a coalition against Colombia.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW YORK. Jan. s,-sllver. 56B.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-10
AnIouRNs UNTIL MONDAY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-An open
session Of the senate today was de-
voted TO routine business, After the
executive session, the senate adjourned
until Monday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-30
OABTozEA.
,..,, Il. 0Ihs Kind YOU Have Always Bought
i': !; % GM,.'lz52zz51
Jury Hung in Damage Suit.

Nearly all day Tuesday the cir
cult court was taken up with the
damage case Of Cecil W. Cunningham
VS.. the B. s. o. R. R. Co The case
was due to an accident which occurred
near this city last August IN which a
team Of horses owned by Cunningham
was struck by train and badly hurt.
The suit was brought for $500 damages
and wasstrongly fought by both sides,
The Jury was unable to agree upon
verdict and was finally discharged by
Judge Mason just before the adjourn
ment Of the court Tuesday evening"
The case will probably come up again
for trial at the next term Of court.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-30
aRoTHER oF cAAs. .. AEATON
An able hlsmber Of The Printers Union
in New YOrk-An interesting Sketch.

The Unionist, published in New
York and devoted to the alliedprint-
ing trades, contains handsome like
ness Of John C. Heaton, brother Of our
townsman, Charles D. Heaton, and
says OF him;
1--WE present in this issue the por-
trait Of John c. Heaton, who since
his connection with No. has been re-
cognized as one of It's aolest members
and stanchest supporters. lie has
been active in its work as commit
teeman and in the shaping of itslegis-
lation. Mr.. Heaton is of strong con-
victions, agood debater, and clear and
forcible in argument. BE has been
consldereda most desirable candidate
for the presidency OF the Union and
was prominently mentioned asa pos
sible candidate for that Office when
nominees we're being considered, and
it is understood that he could have Sc
cured the nomination had he so desir-
ed. He is a man who commands the
respect and confidence Of all who
know himas a gentleman in all the
term implies, He is a writer Ofsome
experience and has written articles
most acceptably for magazines Of this
city. Oneof his productions was pub.
lished in Demorest's Family Magazine
a few years ago. II is an instructive
and entertaining paper on 1.-THE Bat
tleheld and Burial Ground at the
National Park and cemetery atChat-
tanooga and a description of the bat
tie of Chlckamauga as seen by an eye
witness, with reflections on a visit TO
the graves Of the heroic dead thirty
two years afterward.
while living in Parkersburg, he
was regular correspondent Of the n.
Y. Clipper, Mr.. Heaton is an expert
printer and IS at present assistant
foreman Of the ad. DEPARTMENT. Of the
New York Times. Hecomes Of fami-
~ OF printers. One Of his uncleS, now
deceased, was a publisher, another a
printer and he has two brothers In the
printing trade. Mr.. Heaton was born
in ParkerSburg and learned his trade
in the State Journal Office, where he
was employed sixteen years, reSigning
from which as foreman on account OF
i'll health, Worked on Chattanooga
Times as assistant foreman and re-
porter for some time. In1s92 came to
this city and worked at different times
on several Of the dailes. Was fora year
foreman Of the Winthrop Press sub.
sequently becoming makeu up and stone
hand in J.J. Little's. After leaving
there found work in Times office, and
has advanced to the position he now
occupies"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-30
A Peculiar Accident.

Some time ago peculiar accident
h fell Mrs. james w. Ila"kett. -
P;ttsburg, daughter ~ Mr.. and Nfs.
+. A. OR, OF Salen. shemAs engage
ed :aling a fish, when bone in a fin
ran into the fore finger of her right
hand. After consulting a Pittsburg
Doctor, he decided not to remove the
little bone. Blood poisoning set In
and Mrs Hackett's life was despaired
Of for some weeks.
A few days ago Mr.. and MIs. Hack
EFT came here and are at the home OF
Mr.. Orr, on Main street. Miss Lena
Orr, who wasin Pittsburg during her
sisters illness, returned home last
Tuesday,-Salem Leader.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-30
The aovernOr and IlIs FanIly.
The cAarleston Mall says:

4uG GuAElSSVOu AAAlt says
Governor and Mrs. White will leave
wednesday for Morgantown. They
will be accompanied from here by Sec
rotary OF State Dawson and Col, A. s.
Hutson, Regent D. @. Gallaher, wife
and daughter will also be In the party.
They will be Joined at Petersburg by
Mrs. Dawson, who is visiting Mrs.
Kendall there for a few days. The
occasion Of the trip to MOrgantown is
the Decoration Day exercises of May
30, at which Governor White viii de-
liver an address in the morning, and
In the evening the dedlcatory exer-
cises of the new armory will take
place, followed by the grand military
ball.
Governor and Mrs. White will so
from Morgantown to Washington,
where they will be joined Sunday
mornlngby Miss Katherine White.
Mrs. White and daughter will go to
Atlantic City from there, where Miss
White will remain some weeks for the
benefit Of her health, Governor White
will return here Tuesday,
Misses Grace and Ethel White are
attending the commencement cxer-
cIses Of National Park Seminary, at
Washington. ID. c., and go from there
to Morgantown, where they will meet
Governor and Mrs. White on Thurs.
day aud attend the dedlcatory exer-
cises Of the new armory and the mill
tary ball on the thirtieth. They will
visit there several days before return
ing home.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-30

All picture moulaIngs at 50 per cent
Of At DeMoss 8 Co, 22-St,
Ask your drugglstfor YoungS head
ache Powders. 2S-tf,
All picture frames and picture
moulding at cost at DeMuss' Art Cal
lory. as we are goiug out OF business.
Main street. 22st
For Sale-valuable lot on Third
street for business, Opposite court
house 45xlOO. Sell one half or whole.
Address P. o. Box 4s2. 93.tf.
Youngs Headache Powders are
harmless and can DO taken by anyone.
Sold by g. @. Stone, 28.tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-30
Salem speakeasies Closed.

Mayor Randolph took the "bull by
the horns Tuesday morning in regard
to three speakeaSies on Main street.
Without any ado or intimation to the
owners Of the places he ordered Chief
OF Police Williams to close those
places. The street was usually So
blocked in front Or them that IL wa.
i disgrace ano >banr III arrW :
man or chIid >nOu,o br cumpeI 4
run the gauntlet. IL is said the Mayor
has something "up his sleeve. Sale m
Leader.