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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05

Prosecutor Ruckelshaus is preparing to
bring a suit against the bondsmen of
former City Clerk Geckler to recover pros
ecutor's fees, which he says are due him.
He says in many cases prisoners who were
fined were released by the clerk on the
promise of their friends to make a proper
stay of the fine and costs. In many in
stances the fines were never stayed and
the prosecutors fees were thus uncollect-
ed. In one case ten men were released
under such circumstances The books show
workhouse punishment for both fine and
costs, when such was not the case, he
alleges.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05
woodruff ana southport.

Woodruff Place held its annual town elec-
tion yesterday, but it was a quiet affair.
only one ticket being in the field The Off
GERS are: Marshal, G. Z. Varney; clerk,
Charles A. Thomas: trustees, Admiral
Richardson.
No campaign noises disturbed the quiet
little town of Southport yesterday. and the
same officers will serve for two more years,
although three tickets had been nominated
BY common consent the old officers will con-
tinue. as follows: c. T.. Smock, clerk-treas-
urer: A. j. Roe. marshal, and j. W. Webb,
NJ b. Curd and Dr. A l.. Barnes, trustees.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05
VICTIM OF PISTOL HABIT.
Kentucky Politician Drops n Revolver
and In Fatally Shot.

LEXINGTON. KY. May 4-walter s.
Bronston, aged thirty-one. city solicitor
and prominent in politics of Kentucky
shot himself at o'clock and died an hour
later. He was packing a grip preparatory
10 going TO Richmond to make a speech I'm
cratic campaign. In transferring revoiy-
er from drawer TO the grip. II fell struck
the dresser and was discharged. the bullet
entering the stomach. He was exalted
ruler of the local lodge of Elks and among
the leading lawyers at the Fayette county
bar. He was recently defeated for the
Democratic nomination for mayor.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05
Little Interest I'm Tippecanoe County.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 4.-Little inter-
est centered in town elections outside of
West Lafayette, in Clark's Hill politics and
temperance being slightly mixed. There
was no contest at Battle Ground, and West
Lafayette was too much Republican. The
returns are as follows
West Observation-Disclosures easily car
ried the town electing all councilmen and
the following ticket: Clerk, 262; D., 81.
Treasurer, 269; D., So. Marshal 235; D., 113.
Clark's Hill-Treasurer, D., 65; r., 81.
Clerk, D.. GA; r., 81. Marshal, D., 70; r., 49.
Battle Ground-No battle, on account of
lack of opposition to ticket.
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Three Tickets shared.
,e Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PARAMOUNT, Ind, May 4.-The fruits of
the political tree shaken to-day at the reg
ular town election fell indiscriminately.
and three tickets in the field shared in the
offices. The contest was close in all cases.
Following is the result: Clerk-treasurer.
Jacob Billes. Rep. iSS: Richard Henley,
Dem. 274 Marshal, Ethan o. Leach, Dem.
1875; James ]. Payne. Rep. 3.191. The trus-
tees are Clifford Hadley, Citizens ticket:
Wilbur Kester, Citizens: Alonzo Thomas,
Rep: Frank Andrick. Rep; John Boiliey,
Rep. and Albert Tauus, Rep.
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Greenwood Republicans Win.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENWOOD Ind, May 4.-The election
here to-day may be looked upon as a nota-
BILE victory for the Republicans, although
two Democrats were elected. Republican
councilmen were elected in all of the wards,
as follows: First ward. Manson Gregg; Sec
ond George Kennear; Third, Henry Bar
ber: Fourth. Joseph Huntington. For
clerk George Carpenter, Rep, was elected
elected marshal by a majority of eight
votes. His Republican opponent was John
Vandyke. John c. McClain, DEM, was
elected treasurer.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05
Republicans Gain at spiceIand.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SPICELAND. Ind, May 1.-Two tickets
Republicans and Citizens-were voted for
at the municipal election to-day. The Re-
publican ticket was elected by majority
much larger than usual. The total vote
cast was also larger than usual. The fol-
lowing were elected:
Trustees-First ward, Otho Poer; second
ward Irwin Haisley: third ward, Thomas
X. Millikan; fourth ward, Luther o. Drap-
er; fifth ward. John A. Spencer.
Clerk. John A. Griffin; marshall, John
Brewer: treasurer George Evans.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE. Ind, May Ain the town
election to-day at Westville. Laporte coun-
ty. the Citizens ticket was elected the p,ur-
CONTINUED ON PAGE 5. COL. II
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05
Republicans Elected Two.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
KNOX. Ind. May Ain the election here
to-day the Republicans elected George Rob-
ins marshal by forty-six and John c. Jones
treasurer by nineteen. The Town Council
is Democratic.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05

The court reversed the decision of the
Minnesota Supreme Court in the case of the
Northern Pacific Railway VS.. Townsend,
involving the right of an individual to To-
cate public land within the Northern Pa
cific Railroad grant. Townsend won in the
State court. The reversal was based on
the fact that the grant to the Northern
Pacific was equivalent to congressional
adjudication.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05

The petition of Mrs. Helen Wilrnanspost,
a mental science practitioner in custody of
the United States marshal in Florida, for
writ of habeas corpus, was presented in the
Supreme Court to-day. She is charged with
the misuse of the United States malls.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05

change'it to. fit some particular transaction
which Congress might have legislated for
If it had seen fit
The case of the Oregon & California Rail-
road Company VS.. the United States In
case involving certain lands in Oregon
which were claimed by the railroad COM
pany under patents issued in 1871 under the
oregon donation act, was decided to-day.
The decision was favorable to the company.
The contention in behalf of the United
States was that the patent had been issued
by mistake, as the land in dispute had
been located as early 1853, but the court
held that the land had not been re-
claimed as required by law the settlement
of 1853 was not valid.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-05

Simmons: treasurer, Dee Jones; clerk, Alva
Kaufman; trustees, Chase Gordon, w. A.
Howard and G.. A. Painter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
STOWE.

News was received Morday of thc death
OF Howard J. Smsllcy ot hastings, Neb.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smai,cy OF this place and with MS wife
went 10 Nebraska about a year ago. II
was known that ho WAS III OF typhoid
fevcr.--Thcro viii be q public installation
Of the officers uf VI. H. Smith Post and
Relief corps officers january 2, 1901. ~
10 a. M Al old soldiers whether members
of the 4. a. X. or not and members
of the Sons OF Veterans ana Ladies' Aid
arc cspc tally invited 20 attoud. After the
installation an oN stcr dinner VIII he
served. 4 collection viii h' taken To- de-
FRAY ,Npcus's The Res. Np'hei Leonard,
who has ncld services once in three
week. Oh sunday mouhncs In g. \ r.
hall las been removed from his llirst
in Nat arbury and consequently VIII bc
here no nutc.-Mrs. Glen cole has been
M with the grip the past week Mrs. W
N Adams and daughter, Dorothy, lief,
stove last Monday for trouklyn, \. Y.
where they VIII Spend sons time with
friends. Dr. and Mira e. n. bUehce OF
waterbury and Miss Iris Mum of Cady's
rails spont Christina with friends in
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FLETCHER.

Mrs - y. Ellis was called to sheldon
Monday TO help care for hcr father, Mr..
Euntou who is seriously ill.-The glass
blowers are having dances Mt kezcr's
nal. --Soth ana Ira Carpenter have COM
mcnccd spwinr wood with their gasoline
Cnginc.-Thc RoV. Mr.. Smith. an evanrc-
list, will commence a series OF meetings.
commencing TUESDAY Night - Brigham
viil,--i'. l.. smith paid ~ cents ipr NOV
emucr milk Mrs. shirley has hnish'1
work Tor Mrs. Thomson and returned
to her hom" il FairfaA. Mrs buacmc
sherman has taken her place as nurse -
Eugene sherman has finished work for
&. Case and gone to- Stove 10 work ON the
mountain i'm lumber camp -Ff' LHdiC s
AID society will meet with NrS. LuB"pe
sherman January &-Mi~s jessie i'ul'ng-
tom is spcudiue q week i'm M'rri"Nihc
wi'n her teacher. May Rarr1ws.--N. w.
C.hnr.h sn,nt Chlisin,n.. m t'IiltnN.
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GEORGIA.

r'rei s. Plis> is Ill with typhoid fever;
also Mrs. Clerelard NJ thc home ot her
son. George. WCrsl has reached here that
~ daughter. Marion Louise, MAS born re-
Gently to Mr. and Mrs herbert H,tawCl
~ DrcChcc. formerly of this nlao".--On
Thursday afternoon there was q Christ
mas party 18th IRE" Tor ihc ctildie
ri tho Conversational Sunua! school at
tie nome 1T Mr.. and Nr- T.. Z. Cu.nmau.--
/ hr Euri2tnaS exercises at the Methodist
'hr ron on "Wednesday 'Ecnin- tSs,d of
-erv rlcaeant.v Tho uroRrointo" wa"
rato ~ IT trombone SOLO, niardoiiu ac-
rouprunl MT. vocal solos d0ats quar-
tctto. etc.,. ana the eineinl and spec king
Nv the boys end g.ri- Was particularly
oriuNahlc.--Ou 'ihured1Y ,vrline an t'h-
or@tc proSramrl" vas well Carri.d Gut az
The liHin@.--ihc aunrrj church n""IirC
and roli call OF tho Cnncro faito1al Church
Will he held on SATURDAY It r. -fn~ o. an
ma! 49, Miss NateOn spout Christmas in
-. Adams with Mrs. $. : tlarS.-M.sa
Toircy's sctpni nc thc Center Is having
2 week $ vacation during the holidays.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Finer ". Davis Of B.lv!dere ana Miss
Elbow \. Iirstinau Of lINdc Park YER
married here December -. TIE uhiciat.u};
c,ergVmar was the ROY. Henry {. How
arci.
Halow Wires has gone to Essex to visit
his wife, vho is STAYING there win h.r
sister.--W. NJ. scott and WIG aul Mrs
Cordelia StOwoll spent Christmas with Il
o. Mudrett and farnily at Essex Junction.
--Eurdctte start OF Bakersfield is tnr
eucst of his brother Or : O. Stnlt
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ST. Adams.

J. g. Rcgan has 1t last been caught in
the act of selling liquor without a license
and was ur before Justice of the lcac0
John kcarrcy, who found him guilty
and ducd him $500. Rcgan appealed and
furnished bail a. II. George appeared
FOR the respondent.
Il, y. Blake, representing William Par
rott. has brought suit against =. Nj Daley
for the sum Of $500 for personal damag $
claimed by Mr. PARROT for an alleged
blow over the head with q bottle, delivered
by Mr. Daley. December y.
Thomas Tuclictj assumed the duties of
round house foreman for the Central Yer
mont Railway company in place Of sum
uei Fox. who has been Assigned 10 other
duties with the company.
Judge of Probate Otis ". kclton has
appointed #. Waiworth Smith guardian
Of the person Of Miss Helen a. Ranlett, 1t
being necessary on account OF her mcn-
tai condition.
The three young men Joseph Cofcau,
Louis Rich and Oakley LongwaY. who
we're arrested Saturday night and lodged
H. iail ON warrants charging them With
thc burglary of the stores Of Prosper
itch and Frank Pcrron at IT. Albaus Bay,
were arraigncd before Justice Vs. drncE
Monday. CoNcau who was the leader
Of tho canu ana the principal TIMER. was
found guilty and bound ny Ia the sum OF
SO" for the grand jury, and went lack
an
fm,,d univ mf r.tit iorr.,ir and une
fined 81 and costs which he paid. oakley
T.nr,-vav wa. discharged alt,r a lu,l
nc,"inp~ or lis cus,
The arrlnroric,,ts for The Wedding of
f. Osgood Merrill of Ncw York ANA Miss
\inlu Br,,in,rI of his citv. which was
10 nave tal.cu MACE nee 80 LlV, boon
cancelled. and Inc affair Inn. r,ou IN.
DEFINITELY ro,nponod
benny Culi.rtnr Silos II Dunforth.
who was s,lspoudcd u1m du,v for 80
d,yv mas bocn restored ia mis- position
In ch3,rre of the customs house at this
morn
la,nes scott vim suffered a efrol<o of
por,,l,,si. .hnut - v-,ek npo is runidlv
r.cnve,in., ana If is cxurctod mat he
,.ill ho .,hlo to Inc .hout Grain
en.c;al mra,in., az mo votors Of t,o
,it,. wa. hn,d ,V,e.,lav ,iaht rn nc. nm IN,
,n,r.tinn nj i'm. nr.,r.,s.I i.s,i, 81 bonds
for ,he nnar1 of min, works rbc meet.
,ni, ,yhict U.s. c.iIai ~ rrdor nv AZ, vnr
l,n,,ors rroroodnd Al once to the ones.
,t,r ,.tfrb roe,,it.1 nc ,oltov,.. 70 hcrd
~. me-, :" nnnd a. and th. mutton 10
ho,,l rr.vailed
III, n,.,ri.,oa .ne.i..,r,,..,, If ri,-s I,la,
e. s.Nr,,.r nrl,. 'i1.,.,I.,. ~ Al, anna
Nv. ~ ~ s,v.crt If l-nuct Newton
.t 49, ~, 49,, =, l..,,...
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YER MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third pageN

|. tcw d7Ys with his parents last week
|Nlisseh N,llio aud laura Snow are spend
|ine ''W days with their parents.--Mr.
bard Mrs. Edgar Norton and their daush-
|tcia spent Christmas in Barre. Dana
|iet riu- If Randolph visited at George
palmer Friday and SaturdaY.- Miss Mac
Palmer IL home from the Mary Fletcher
|husnit1l Mrs. Naomi lIildrcth visited TN
burlington last week.-Mrs.. Mollc Per-
|hirs oc Lcominstor. Mass. visited Mt
Woslio ChuTch's TucsdaN.-r Eugene Fay
Of CErmOnt y. ~, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Albert Williams..-Mrs frank 'rovro
land children went 20 Waterbury last
week Harry Anterior of New York. Roy
Nthcrton OF richmond and blossom Lulu
and Georgia Goodrich OF Wiilistuu visited
nt stephen Hildretb's Sunda y.-John Pros
colt was in INrrc last FRIDAY Mr.. ana
Mrs. Horace cutler spcnt Christmas with
their daughter. Mrs. Edward Olmstcad IN
Huntington. -Miss Mahlc Ealch OF Bur
iueton is here e. spend the holidays with
ter parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Balch.--
4 r. Williams Is on the sick LIST.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO

Mr.. and Mrs W ". stevens were the
REGIMENTS or Christmas eve of beautiful
silver tea .,t. the ,lft Of tlio students of
Maple Lawn Academy and III" members
of Mr.. StoVcns'S SUNDAY school class eco
Mr. and Mr.. Stc\ ems and son took dinner
ChristmsG with HISS NJ. a l-aniou. 30
Maple aWn Academy Will reopen after
the holidays January 4
+ j. Petty Of 81. Adams spent Christ
mas Witl his MOTHER Mrs Sarah Petty.
--Naltcr Irish returned 20 burlington
Monday. after spending his Christina .
vacation at hCne.-MIS stevens start d
Sunday evening for Mystic, Que" t,U-,
cllltd thorc by the Illness Of rclatiIe.-
Homer Kccler ana bride hay" returned
from their wedding rip.-Mrs. SamGcl
Croto and daughter. Sarah have returned
from "a several weeks visit with relatives
~ Connocticut There was Christmas
.rcc az the congregational Church Christ
mus cvc.-Therc WAS midnight mas at
the Catholic Church Chrislmas.-FGcrc Is
10 be lew years hall al kociors hall
! Friday evening. January J,
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Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Sunderland aud chill
drcn Of Montreal. u. a., are spending the
holidays with Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. u. Sunder-
lHnd.-Mrs. Edward Murray aud daughter.
Eiiic, of burlington, spent Christmas with
Mrs. Lorraine bordeaux J School
craft of Boston, Mass. IL visiting his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth SchoolcrafL-- Mrs.
q. n Hagen Of Richford spent Christmas
with Mrs. Augusta Rcst-Mrs. ID. w.
steele aud daughter Wilma, spout Thurs
day with friends In ST. Adams. Miss Hat
tie lIetllon Of Burlington is visiting rcla-
tiVcs IN tuWu.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Stockwcll and daughter. Mildred, OF St
Adams, spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Steele. Miss Naudc Smith Of
l'ghgutc Springs visited Miss sylvia
StinchotT last wcck.-f,mlc B0uchard IL
i'm Stanhridge. L. g. called there by the
serious Illucas of his fuhcr.--MIS. q. L..
Stinets aud Miss Sarah Place were in
Cu-prtnp Thursday
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Or. Charles Burt Of Columbus, o, is
visiting ut the home of his mother. Mrs
Arnold Burt Of South Main street.-Mr
and Mira. John Wiley celebrated their
nfticth wedding anniversary Saturday the
26th. There was large gathering OF
friends and relatives and after some
exercises. including the reading OF an
original poem, supper was served In the
well known beautiful manner OF the
house. Mr. Wiley is regarded az the or
iginal Of Mi. Westcotts David Harum'
ana is frequently called by chat name, -
George Gaines went to Cambridge Friday
to visit his mother and sisters oyer sun
day.-i1. f.. Rustcdt had papers served on
G. Mitchell Friday for third offCnse OF
INVESTIGATION j.. NcFoCtcrs furnished his
bail and tho trial will he held Thursday
boforo ]. q. Jennc, Justice.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

\ son was born ~ Mr.. and Mrs, W. :
Ruhlce December B.--Miss Marion Walker
and Miss Carrie Stanley. who spent
Christmas with the Rev. william Walker
have returned 10 BOSTON, Mrs. Nelson
Go0dspeed ana daughter Mollio, of 81
.\lDans, spent Christmas at Charles
Alcu's.--Dr. Fred Hutchinson and wife
of Enosburgh Falls spent Christmas will
Mrs Hutchinson father, Daniel Moren
A dance will be given at the ccntra
Hnnan hall DncGmlnl 81.
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ENosBURGH FALLS,

Miss Faith Pratt rolururi to Hustou
saturday to resume her studies at the
l}urdctte business college Miss Bessie
Alonat died Christmas mu7nng at the
home OF her uncle, iirlm Mof'Wt with
whom she had been living while attend
mn school. The funeral was held sunday
In Montgomery where her propic reside.
Miss Louise Carpenter received painful
injuries Saturday in falling down stairs
striking on her face and hand leon Burt
his gone TO Boston ia take course OF
study IN the Burdette HuHiness college. .-
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ENOSBURGH.

A son was born recently 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar HouStou.- Miss Mac Harness and
&. Dec Gilbert were at tho home OF Mr..
riilbcrt'S parcnts, Mr.. aud Mrs Lyman
Gilhcrts over SurdaN.-Miss Florence
PcrleY of Middlchury college is spending
tire holidays with her parents, MIR. aud
Mrs. Warren Perlcy.--1hc annual bust
ness meeting Of the congregational
Church viii hc held in tho Vestry January
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and Mrs. George Stafford spent Christmas
with their son, Fred, OF Burlington.-Mrs
Myron Leach of Essex is visiting her
father, Palmer Farnsworth.- Clarence
Learned Is quite sick
Twenty-four children and grandchildren
assisted T.. G.. Rugg to celebrate Christ
mas. There was a social gathering at
Douglass Danforths Saturday evening
"A number of the friends and neighbors
assisted John Allen To celebrate his 60th
Dirt bI,,.
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NORTH HERO.

Walter Ellsworth Hutchns ana Herbert
Alton durham Of North Hero nave re-
Gently entered the employ or inc Boston
elevated railway rs conductors.
Mis- Ciadvs nodhs left TUESDAY gor
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Philadelphia, where she will enter a.
hospital to receive instructions for the
purpose of Incoming trained NURSE
Henry Hg8cn and Miss Edith Pillow spent
Christmas in Montreal. Miss " lima Wat
son is home from Grand Isle for q Jew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
FATHER Il. [: | ]. AND ( \ | J. son 4 }
ARE UNDER ARREST
Charges Of Larceny Made Made.
Against James and I. B e
anard Blount, V. 4

James Blount. aged hfty-one, and i3er-
Inard Blount, aged fifteen, father and SON.
both Of whom are we'll known In Henr " s
county, were arrested late yesterday az
ternoon at a boarding house in Beverly
street, just beyond tho city limit on
warrants charging them with larceny
I. The warrants 9naswhich the men were were
arrested have in the hands OF the
nolice FOR a wyor two, during which
t yaa,,sy every NJ the third district M
boon on a close lookout for them. they
We're located yesterday BY Patrol1na'
Muffin, and last night, with the consent
4 OF Captain Whitlock and the pernls,
sion of the county authorities. he slipped
across the imaginary line and arrested
the two. They we're carried to the lIhlfd
Police Station, where they spent the
night. and this morning Will appsRr ~
Police Court,
Two different and distinct charges are
docketed against the prisoners. the ilrst
being a warrant. sworn out April 80, ny
G. A, Melton. OF No S00la West Gay
Street, who alleges that the men slols
a quantity otGlothing from him. - Us
second was taken out q few days latel
by Mrs. s. A,Jett No, 9l0 Turpin Street.
She makes practically the same charse
against the defendants,
/. The elder Blount claims TO be carpenf
ter by trade, and says he works dal!y,
while the younger Is OF too tender an
age to do much OF understand we'll the
seriousness OF the charge againSt him,
although he As hale and hearty fop q lad lad
OF his years, Il IA n +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
TO SHARE AND |.
| SHARE ALIKE.
Russian Forelgn.O Office Denies.
the Points Raise 5as to
ManChurla. ~ N
.MdnChuTla.
my. Associated \ PresA. J N

ST. PETERSBU HG, B April q n he Rus
Sian Foreign Office when sllo Wrlt the E,e.jsss
Kin dispatch of April I'D sett ting forth
the eight demands mad by \ Russla a On
China regarding Manchuria, uttered a.
denial Of number Of the points and
imlnimlzed the Importance Of others,
Commenting on each point separate VIZ
the Foreign Office says: 59 Y Z
g ,.'Tirst--Absolutely false. Not our g III
fair. hi ii III. $s
'secoEd-- Depends upon China. Not
mentioned in our pour pa 81 ers. a. ia S. Z
B.Yrhird-F alse IS Is Il! ia Il 5,
Fourth Unimportant, St E
ST tfth-s Such IL the present arrange g.
ment. .s n n 81 ~
Sixth Extremely important, since 55ai 81
English vessel in 1902 introduced tile
plague. I'd e ssjiisg
Seyentll-False. 5SS y l5j IA
Il ''E!ghth-rhe integrity Of China Is all
ready adopted into the Russinn pros
grslrnme. No need to discuss that now
Regarding the whole negotlat tons.
which have beer! dragging on since jan
uary, the Foreign OtIice says: 2, jjglt3, II
3g"fhere is nothing directed In any HhaIi.$
ner against the interests OF the other 4
powers or their commerce; others enjoy
the same rights of commerce In the ints-s8
rior rs wa do. or the towns not opened
to trade the railway will carry Russian
and foreign trade like through the counsf
try, but we or they cannot sell them In y
the unopened towns, 5If the towns are
opened ell Will benefit alike III
!GdodAfnsH hrdlu hrdl hrdlu hrdlu hrdl