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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

THE CARE OF A HOUSE. BY T. NJ Clark Illustrated
l2mo. Do VII 2ss. CThe Macmillan Company
information for householders covering the
structure OF n modern house. the various
heating nuparRtus plumbing. and fNt-
ures md the woodwork. Illustrated with diagrams.
NURSERY AND sICKROoM. l2mo pp. 2ss. CE p. Dut-
ton A. Col
Volume III in The Woman's Library consisting
% three par,ers Ethical Training OF children
The Practical care " children" ana Nursing In
ana Out % Hospital
FAMOUS HYMNS AND THEIR AUTHORS. Illustrated
with Portraits and Fecsniles. Second edition. I2no
m NJ SgT. Edwin $. Gorham.l
Sketches about the sources OF
with surue about their authors illustrated with
reproductions of photographs and fRcsimes.
SWITZERLAND BY Karl Baedeker. Illustrated. Tween
teth oeition. Emo Do. scviii. 4Ts Imported by
Charles Scribuer's Sonsl
Travellers handbook. including tho portions OF italy
Savoy and TyrS adjacent 20 Switzerland
NORWAY. SWEDEN AND DENMARK Bv Karl
Bsedeker. Eighth edition. limo ID. lxrxii ass
Imported by Charles Scribners Sons
Illustrated with maps. plans and panorama ana
PROVIDED with "A sketch and SwedIsb
grammar. with vocabulary list OF phrases
THE ALIEN IMMIGRANT. BY Major w characterization
Charles Scrfbner's Sonsl -
Illustrated with a and reproductions OF photo
graphs - '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

VACATION DAYS II GREECE BY Rufus q R.0hard-
Illustrated. 12mo. xiii, 24a Charles Serb
Sketches travel through Greece. Illustrated with
reproductions O photographs
WHAT TO SEE IL ENGLAND. BY Gordon Homo
12no ID 3lz tFhe Macmillan Company
Descriptions Of places Of historic literary. or
natural interest with Information about the dis
farrn me London, AMI accomunoda-
lions upon arrival az various places. forming
practical guide book the tourist illustrated with
ferro8ueti0ns u Photographic drawings and maps
~ THE TAI. or TIRE PEACOCK. BY Isabel Savory
illustrated. syo. 30. Al. 30. james Pott & Coz
A narrative - travel ia Morocco. Illustrated with
reu-od ucti0ns Of photographs.
TIRE SHAKESPEARE COUNTRY. Illustrated by John
Ieyiand. cuarto. ~. 49, Imported by Charles
ScuLners SCnsD
Il the Country Life library Freely illustrated,
with reproductions or photographs and maps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
LITERATURE.

nm l-N5A--eh HEROIC PLAY Py Lewis Nathaniel
ae- --ii-o' ID 81. 20. rThe Macmillan Company
~ &c Col5ulbia University series Il studies
-l---nle-lfe A-terature.'' A critical ANALYSIS al
--E.isa tragic cTaua OF latter haf OF TIE seven
1I-ISl LIFE ~ irish FICTION Bv Tyo-s-fo srsa-e
paEEy 0 ----'i-i----- N0--
-n tle c'lrnsha University series ~ Smiles n
.--tl-t-fe A survey of i.le Irish
tgfeistf ~ re tTft hair ~ o. rn...c-,.h
Considering faItl-l.ly the value ~ r,'ei- - :,
- -epreseita-aI ~ Irish LIE and chararter ~ 40
sATOSISz- u ENGLISH pOTTpv -, - 49,
TENTH AND SENENTEENTJT crr r SAN-
-onn smith Harrison l2no -. T. 2s5 crbs NJ
milan Company N-'o Ma
Iu the Columbia University series ~ .s.-5i.. q,
Comparative Literafure'' critical dso,ss,c- = =,
o. tic ln.ucIgc q Tlatousrn IN a@-i, r,,s s
Ia,fI5 considered EIle1 The headings
Christian Virtues Theory - Love- ana .'S,os "a
Size Soul ''~
POTTS AND uTiEAMERS. Studies and Trsrss,to,s
from tfe !rFL. BF Lady Gregory. limo IN %
NrHlrLeI ty Charles Scrlbner's HonsD -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
BIOGRAPHY.

x~PoppE Py AIRED Anger. 12no, np 2io. che MAC
milan ComIauyA
In tie .'lcnrIssh Men OF Letters" series.
,PofsT.RT NOREJss PATRIOT AND FINANCIEh BY
TlH DbcrholtEer. 1.. u. lllusuEtea oN''
M u So. CThe Macmillan C9upanyo
Based on original diaries and Official ano prlNsss
'c-fsr books hitherto Inaccessible. Illustrated VA"
rerruauotsons portraits. drawings and faesinle~
THE GlANT OF THREE WARS. A Lfe OF Sesel "a,
Nyurala scott by Names barnes. lusuateg9 ~
Gordon "a. Grant. 12lno. ID A. al. 10 Afp'N'S'
CO
IN the Heroes Of Ovr Army" series.
ADMIRAL. PORTER. By James Russell soseScc y
trated. l2rno. n, spa "a AblietSA -
IN tho ''Jsrrat Comrusnders' series
rCl7os CHAMBERS. I3y Rev. william ~ An
j, H. !. II. u 12nos PQ- log. N'~~1~' -
crus s. church, -, --,y1.rs
MADAME nE aTOSTT,SPAN BY "a .. .r sscftb1er's
sto, pp. All 81 onpoFteo ~
frustrated VITA phOtog-avure TePrOooeO'"S -
traits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
IuNENIlE

CAY. A STORY Fs Evelyn Whitster Illustrated by
Percy Tarraar. l2nl -. "a. 53l- lsoston- Little
Brown a. COD
The e---. ef a -rr-1-i01s little boy and his iufu-
-s.-a ,.rr- me lives "a friends
TWO 7.R-Sr,-f-rS rsr Thomas Nelson Page. Illus
r-s-a4 mn ..I.- fv Virginia Keep. 12Ino. s. lR
d. I..sas.t
-.-+-a -----lrf girl % the sums reunited 20
hs- r-...---. --r.--s5, = 4 * and q ulacHiug bird
,---,-- 49,, r-..,rto, r-r-ar
T!rgtra-e5 ~ E.lra Wetherald Ahrens. limo, ID.
~ ,T.et-u. IsrIs Brown 81 Co)
The l1r-z ~ some boarding school girls who spend
t-r-ns. faaai'. ID IN ~ al.--- -.e-~ a. ' anu
..e..- . r',.' ' ." 1870 --il-----..- -
TrrE NnNI Ef.ILL ELt.-ltsIt ELsi-ti1ANl. -
F-rr~es --r' 1.a-s5-t - 80. n, - "a
.-... ~ -"' '-A'---r N--o- -'S ~-
.-...- '-.lai..'
The adventures ol 10y tLl "a =. n y-Sc~
-.. .-.-'A--- ~ "
...E Constructed 'l..'i-a e-eLHt-1
JA'0- -t- I-.--- 49, - III 49,
- a. 7-"s'- ---' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

ORDERED TD CHINA. Letters % wilbur ci,a7he-
Ir. i1ro. ID via. $50. nTre1eric. A. Etokes Com
garvl
.etterE from newspaper correspondents In China IN
isNo Dr. bic and sister
-h1 bI lNG WITH THE LPTTRNED FACE BY lgar-
'i.e l1tlt-rE. l@lu0. pn. 49, Dunk a. WaFnallsl
Pa. natures % mas
H1lg II The Ages. by Eocha Moy Emo
- stlif 30 a. - DgilKie Publishing Company
1HE PARLIAMENTARY PATHFINDER IA, v-,ii,.-,
&Co3 ~ % - '- . N'D"ei
reference manual - uaFla u7rrtarv rules. provd-
--s g. Quick Reference Chart
ly1 - MAN ENTERING BUSINESS BY offsan
vel Coz ~ D. Ni'
So as about the practical and ethical essentials Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were Med
Yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court
F. a WARD. No. I02 Frankliu-st Liabilities 81 3e4
assets s5 Tho principal creditor the OF Peter
Horton Peekskill S3574
HYAfAN COIN. No 2064 Third ave Liabilities. SIP
geo assets The principal creditors Cohn No
2O64 Third ave- So lOS and u. Solomon. No. los East
Sixty nfth-st. -. G26.
An involuntary petition filed against the Emil.
STEFF1NS COMPANY. q corporation OF No lbs White
nthographers by three petitioners-Wam Knoepkel
$1,000: Louis De Jorge & Co. SO GA and J. II & q. r.
sieboid sI2i me corporation has admitted rs wilkins
appointed receiver, with ii bond
An Involuntary petition against SAMUEL. z
and SOLOMON l. BLOCH dealers In laCes etc by thres
credtors-the National Citizens. Bank $500: the Chat
ham National Bank, $500 and Bank
Ing Corporation s9sOo The brothers. II said. applied
the Supreme Court for a In CT a
dissolution OF partnership The liabilities estimated
s34S.000 ana the assets 1919 sidney smith
appointed receiver, with a bond SIoO
An involuntary petition filed against the FALL
XII. KNITTING COMPANY. cf Poughkeepsie, three
creditorsthe u Wilbur Coal Company SsTi the Pousn
keepsie Trust Company. $1,000. and
corporation has admitted It's TO he
Indicated a bankrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
ASK THAT PROXIES BE WITHHELD

"A circular has been issued from the office of the
American Mailing Company TO the stockholders
signed by John G. Jenkins. r. C. Martin. f. c.
Schaefer, himon Bernhemer. DE Haven & Town
send, Blake Brothers g. Co, f. Rollins Morse &
Bro. Max f. Bernheimer Michael Coleman. J. C.
O. Hupfel Boissevain a Co. A N ParIin and John
IL JacqueIin who own and represent upward of
,o'V0 hiIes OF stock. The circular urges the stock
holders 10 defer giving their proxies TO any
III tsy nave received the annual report of the
company, on the strength of which they will be
asked to give their proxies to a committee approved
by the board Of directors. The circular says that
win "a t9ir statement OF the facts before them
the stockholders Will not hesitate TO support the
ehlsuAs management, to whose prudence, economy
iI4u energy the company owes its present SOUND
financial condition and satisfactory business. The
annual meeting viii be held November IL. so
llat there VIII Be ample time for sending In proxies
AFTER the mailing OF the annual report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOT LIABLE.
Surrogate Lester Gives a Decision in the
Frank Thompson Will Contest
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

ibf TELHuRAFd TO THE TRIBUNE
Ballston, y. Y. Oct Am important decision
was given to-day by Surrogate Lester in the con-
test for the S150O00O estate left by Frank Thomp-
son. The decision has a bearing the duties of
administrators. The contestants sought TO have
Caroline 3. Thompson and Thomas Kerley the ad-
ministrators held for the loss in depreciation Of
New-York Central and Delaware and Hudson stock
held by them pending the settlement of the estate.
The contestants declared that the administrators
should have converted the securities into cash
The Surrogate has decided that the admnistra-
tors are not liable I'm that they used their best
Judgment. and to sell the stock would mean
a great loss The Surrogate directed that the secu-
rites in kind be distributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
BIG BANKS WILL MERGE ON MONDAY.

The consolidation OF the Western National Bank
OF the United States with the National Bank Of
Commerce forming in the name OF the latter a
So OOo 600 institution. viii become effective on Mon
day. Payment Of the stock and Of the divi-
dend OF ST. per cent will b. made to-day. some
loans have been called on account OF these pay
ments and borrowers from the Western National
have received notice 20 make up their lists here
after IN ihs name Of the Bank or Commerce
Valentine p. Snyder. president OF the western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
SUIT AGAINST sHIPBuILDINo TRUST.

Hartford. Conn oct. a bill In equity was
fled IN the United States District Court to-day by
the NeW-York Security and Trust Company agaihs,
The United States shpbuilding Company ana
James Smith. jr.. receiver Of hew-Jersey. Inc
property Of the shipbuiding company IN thls otalS
includes the Yards docks and plants or the East
Shphuildine rop,pauv ri Groton The plain
an seeks To foreclosure OF ie e,n ~ -
which was given TO secure an issue 81 elu.v1Y'VD
worth OF bonds with interest. from February A'
ls.n ''N--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
POETRY.

THE FIVE NATIONS by Rudyard KInlinv sya m nj
wv NChsTles scribners Sons),
Volume NNI ia the Outward Bound ed,tinn OF tha
writings IN prose and poetry OF Rudyard Ipilnr
TIE FIVE NATIONS. by Rudyard KipnE limo Do
XIII 10 doubleday, Page * Coz.
FLoDDEN FIELD. A Tragedy Nv A,f-o1 A,.,,
limo, Do. 1871 uIsrper & Eros)
TIE CITY OF is, AND OTHER POEMS. BY Frederick
Milton Willis. limo, PIP. H. lSan Francisco, Cal;
The Mercury PTess)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
EDUCATIONAL.

y.z GEOGRAPHY OF COMMERCE BY r spen NsaiIlsn
~ - a - 1alno. ID. xN1v, 81" '1"s
ConVanyD y.rs.s edited
,-ui,sn,e m 'CA8nlineFciaa seIlcs.
~, 1s-+,.n - Herrsck. lh. d. prorldns q. 80
49,. - re nfysscal features. proauVts - 49,
te -, United and other SouAa4sS
sprNSV-V's 7psE FAIE2IE QCEkNE' booh 1,-1Sos
Win lrtroduccoa and >o' 20 ~ -, 80, saa ITTe
w-auchope ~ A., ll II 40-0' ~ N -
Macmillan Company
In the Pocket America and EAEAsh C4asSi0a
series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
INDUSTRIAL.

LIFT a,-D 1.AR0URs OF THE PEOPLE * bONDoN.
ia. .--4-'eS Booth Assisted 10y Jesse Argyle. George
d ArseU Ernest hves. George a. DuoSworth ana
F--ra i ward second INDUSTRY. In I'VE vol
u-.rs Svo ro. s1G Ss3 5us. 80, x. 33s lThe
Macmillan Company
volumes concerned With statistics
Industries of -le lro1ODe-ss Volume \
presents u The arst part, C7u1faiisons ana IN ihe
survey Conclusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
DEyEHy WAS ALI. RIGHT roo

We meet here again tonight To indorse the
Democratic administration that has been
presided over ably and so succe>.ruIIx nv
that unswersine. fearless Democrat Robert
4. Van Wyck. We have apologies to
offer We have nothing for which % apollo
Sne.-tMeCielan's speech at Tsmnany convention In
1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
WHERE He WAS FIRM.

From The New-York Weekly.
Mrs aIuidooIy-Th' throuble wild my husband f.
that he niver sticks TO any thing more'n a
week
Mr. McGroEgin-Yez do him injoOstice Mrs NIul-
doolv OF niver a frmer man than your hus-
band phWin il comes 20 a sthrike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
REORGANIZATION PLAN.
Lake Superior Stockholders asked to
PGg 90 Cents Share to StOD Sale.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-The following state
ment, prepared for the stockholders of the Con-
sordated Lake Superior Company, was issued
to-day by John G. Carruth, receiver:
The sale of the property of the company,
pledged with Speyer & Co., of Newly York, for
the loan of S5050,000, was to take place to-
day. but, upon urgent request has been post
poned until October g. at u O'clock 1t is
necessary that S25O0O0 should be Immediately
paid into the Equitable Trust Company of Phil
adelphia, which will, upon proper vouchers
liquidate the Indebtedness of the Consolidated
Lake Superior Company subsidiary COM
panes. The payment OF this sum will insure
the further pOstpOnement OF the sale for a pc
riOd sufficient to enable the stockholders TO
accomplish reorganization II they act promptly
and favOrably by making this payment and
providing for necessary expenses.
II is imperative that the stockholders should
pay on or before October to the Equitable
Trust Company assessment of 90 cents a
share. Every effort has been made to prevent
the sale. and the stockholders are now asked
IN their own interest to prevent the absolute
ana irretrievabe loss of their entire property.
The amount paid will be the assumption
OF the adoption OF the following plan of reor-
ganiZatiOn, which 1t is believed has been gen
orally approved:
To be raised by means of an underwriting
syndicate open to all stockholders, SS0O0O00.
This sum will pay the Speyer loan, the float
ing Indebtedness Of the company, all expenses
of reorganization and leave about S1,O00000
for working capital; the underwriters to or
ganiZe corporation with $40 700 600 cap
ftal. which corporation will take over all the
property of the company under proper legal
proceedings. The new corporation will issue
Sl0OOOOOO first mortgage bonds, Of which the
underwriters will receive 81 143 900, and which
bonds IL is proposed. shall be issued by the
Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railroad
Company. to be secured also by deposit of the
stocks and bonds OF all the subsidiary COM
panies. the unused S2.S51.0O0 Of such bonds
to remain in the treasury for the future use
Of the company. The bonds taken by the
derwriters are to be offered TO all the stock
holders at 40. with stock bonus Of 30 per
cent Stock IA the new company viii be offered
to each stakeholder upon making cash pay
ment at reasonable times OF 81 per share for
old stock surrendered to the underwriters
one share OF stock in the company will
be given for two shares of preferred stock OF
the old company, and one share of new stock
for four shares of common stock OF the old
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
ROCKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

rRrVcH INTERIORS FURNITURE. DEooRATiooN,
TTC DCRING TIE SENENTEESTH AND
.-srsFi7-FIcVI1E CENTURIES. BY T. a. strange.
- ~. 600 Imported ~ Charles scrfSners sons
AZ ir'us.-ated historical Euiee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

At the Office Of Speyer & Co. in this city.
IT has been known several days that the IN
fuential stockholders of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company were endeavoring TO make
such arrangements for reorganization would
enable the banking firm TO get back the money
loaned without being compelled to sell at pub
lie auction the company's securities held in
pledge 1t for that reason that the bank
ing firm consented to delay in the sale Of the
securities 1t said at the Office of the firm
yesterday that its counsel would have charge
Of such negotiations with the stockholders as
seemed necessary to protect the firms interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
DOwIE AND HIS ZION HOSTS

promise to invade New-Yor. next week.
True anecdotes about this queer religious
leader. See to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
European Advertisements.

For the convenience of Tribune readers
abroad arrangements have been made to
keep the Daily Tribune on file in the read
ing rooms of the hotels named below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.
Upper Norwood Oueen'sHoteI.

England Lovely gardens Boarding from 81 80 per
Special for large parties Convenient trzin
service FOR City and West End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
Foreign Resorts.

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMEh-
ICAN VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL POSI-
TION IN THE wEST-END
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
Old Scrip Worthless.
linance.

A K Cameron, Brinkley-Dear Sir:
I have yours of the 23d inst, stating
that the Judge of the county court
called in all outstanding Indebtedness
of the county. including county sers0,
to be filed BY the 10th Of anuary. z:p@.
for reissue. and that a number Il pe0-
pie notwithstanding public II ice was
given. through some oVesz isht failed
70 dla their scrip for reissue. and
asking my opinion as 10 Waether This
old SCRIP. aaf presented. can lawfully
be asad in payment OF county taxes.
IN answer. have 10 say ftat il tie
notice ana erder were regular. prop
.lE mad and aiVen. than it ean not
L. EseJ II IS barred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
Pine
Bluff

J. F. Hutt was born in Little Rock
September 10 1919, in which P.acc he
was reared 10 manhood Nf tiatt
vas educated in the public schools and
at Louis iHe, Ky At the age Of
eighteen he returned home from
school, to Little Rock and engaged
n the dry goods bulncss, in which ca
paeity he eryed as clerk for five
years. After this time he engaged i'll
(le grocery business in which he
has been engaged ever since. Mr..
HUT came down the Arkansas river in
1872. TO visit some friends in Pine
Bluff and whIle here was asked to ae.
cept a position with the firm Of J. II.
Talbot in the grocery and furnishing
business Mr. Hutt remained with
his firm for tWcnty=nine years and
III that time he las become a astockhold-
er in the firm, butt a handsome home
at the corner Of Main street and Fifth
avenue. In the early 70's there was
hardly a house from Third avenue
south, and where Andcrson-Meyefss $
drug store is now located, and back
Of this location was a fine large lawn
covered with trees, IN the rear Of
Nhieh was a large, capacious dwelling
IC.Trtifl1I Hnpnrc and
vines. and was at That time the ideal
bone of the city Mr.. ]. Il. Talbot
lived there and Mr.. HUT went to live
with him, and there is where Mr..
Hutt met Miss Jennie Talbot, daught-
pr of Mr.. !. Fl. Talbot, and in the
yeay 1876 he was married to Miss
Talbot. To them four sons were born
Mr.. John Hutt, who is now With lat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
FOR VISITORS IN CAIRO.
4 Place of Entertainment That No
One Should Miss.

Visitors to Cairo will he interested
in the following circular, which has
Just reached lis.
s'Attention, Attention, We in
FORM that tomorrow tnat is to say
Saturday the 18th inst will be open
precisely to E,zbehIeh Street opposite
Royal Hotel a men eating house
named the Restaurant of London
which resp.eaded OF purity joined in
good coIteaF and p4fi. J OF products.
We invite the vine 9as5ers that We
don't mistake that they vii be assure
of our spcecAs thHtAfulness con.
sinced by the estima len Of every onr
who shall yisite our establishment For
much assure the Iuaiie we offer Leo
sQyeroines to every one who shall set.
lie that our products are adHltefate
and that eur Kitchens materials are
Sirty To auspices ike this we pro.
fecd caurasiasly=fo the=opea calling to
the production q good Wine tasters.
People who are III arch OF savag-
sry as a refuge from civilization will
9e glad to find men eating house
within easy reach OF home.-London
Daily Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
! SANDWICH ISLAND BREEZE.
Almost impossible to Drive Buggy
THROUGH a Gully.

Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth re-
turned iast night from Hauula. kOe-
lauloa. where he went to prosecute
the men who created mischief at cleo
ton there The deputy states that
on his way back over the Pail he had
an experience with the wind which
lie will never forget. He was driving
a buggy with two horses and was ac-
c68Haned by officer Apana. The
Wild in the Pali gap was something
terrific on the return Trip. The top
Gf the buggy would not close down
tight. SO the deputy had to tear It
OIL 10 allow as little hold for the wind
Us possible Even then it was almost
impossible TO cross the Pali. The
a'tr tried to whip the horses, brt
found this very difficult, the resist
arc OF the wind being 50 great. While
rieAt in the gap the Wind lifted the
resr ead of the buggy so that the hind
wheels Tor a few moments were clear
Of the eaound while the wagon pole
vas curved like bow 1t vas only
.4 frantic effort that taa horses dH
ally managed to pnll through the gap.
-iIonolula Bulletin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-27
CRIPPLES NOT EXEMPT
FROM WORK ON STREETS OF
OF THIS CITY OR
COUNTRY ROADS.
Did seHipt Worthless and School d
rectors No Right to Insure
School Property.

Attorney General Murphy in reply
To queries. has delivered The follow
ing opinion:
Henry Amburn Lake ViIlage-My
Dear Sir: In answer 10 yours Of the
I'D inst asking if cripple an 5e
compelled to work on the streets Of a
town or city. or any other public nigh
way. when unable 70 use a pick Or
shovel. hatchet or hammer. have to
say that the law makes no exceptions
in favor of persons. maIes-betWeen
the ages Of eighteen and forty-fve
years-residing within the limit OF 4
municipal corporation. who are an-
able 10 work the streets. \ town or
city is empowered to pass an ordi-
nance requiring them to work on the
streets. and TO provide in what man
ner and upon what terms they may
obtain exemption. They may provide
that they may pay 50 much money
in lieu Of work. If the ordinance does
not exempt crlpples. then my opin-
ion is they would either have to pay
the money in lieu or do such work as
they could. Go to work and if they
can do any. do it; otherwise they
would have 10 pay the price in lieu.
The general road law exempts per
sons who are physically unable to
work. but this does not apply to the
working of the streets of cities and
towns. unless it is declared in the or
| dinance.