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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-11-28
For Sale and For Rent
Land Ohce. New Orleans. La.

Land Olive. New Orleans. La. !
Nov. 8, 1903.
Notice il hereby given that the follow
ing-naEed settler has died notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
u hin claim, AMI that said pro sill
he made before the clerk OF the dis, rict
court, at Cov,ng:on. La, on SATURDAY..
Dec l9, 1903, viz:
JOSIAH CYPRIAN,
Who made homestead entry No. lS. .Go3
for the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section 5, township =,
south range u east, st. Helena meri-
dian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
B. Neil, Emile Baham, Robert Brown
and Tom Cyprian all Of Verger, T. O.,
La.
noli5t WALrEa L. CoHES, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-11-28
Ms lElRNfo 4 GREAT TRUTH.

Il il saii OF John Wesley that he once
slid to Mistress "Wcslcy: Why do you
tell that child the sst.. g thing ovsr and
over og,ir?' John Wesley. because
once telling il not enoug.' It il for this
81 ne rcaso. that you are told again ard
again that Chamberlain's Cough remedy
cures col1s ana glip: that it voanterac's
any tendency Of these diseases tn result
IN pr eumonia, and that it is pleasant
and s.fe to take. For sale by Y. H.
frederick, Druggist
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-11-28
JONES $ PICKETT.
Great Blanket and Comfort Sale.

We are offering an Exceptional Opportunity to purchase
4 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, ::
At Greatly Reduced Prices We find that we are over
stocked in this Department, and so long
as they last we offer
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
TRANQUIL CONDITION
Feeling Of CheerlulneSs Peryadinp
People of Belgrade.
PALACE Is GUARDED.
Minister OF Commerce Declares That
the Late King Lost His Hold
Upon His Subjects by an
Unfortunate Marriage.

Belgrade, June RAT Il o'clock Fri
cay night tranquility prevailed here
The streets practically had been de.
serted since 8 p. M. with the excentjo,
Of small military patrols. which pa.
raded tie thoroughfares. The palace
was guarded by a Gordon Of infantry
and all ministerial residences In the
vicinity OF the palace were cIosei,
guarded By attachments OF troops.
a general feeling OF cheerfulness Der.
Vades the city. and. according 20 -.
ports, the country also. The city con-
Inues TO be tagged. Former Minister
iua"roVles has succumbed TO his
wounds Minister OF Commerce Gen.
shics, In an interview. said he eonsld-
ered that II there was any republican
tendency In the cabinet IL was insignia.
cant. The election OF a ruler n.
thought. could not occur before Tues-
cay but II is almost certain that Prime.
kArageorgevitch will be elected. Prince
Mirho OF Montenegro had no chance
whatever. NJ. Genshicks was retice,,
as TO the event at the palace early
on Thursday morning He did not con-
slider II expedient to publish an Official
account OF what had transpired until
matters had settled down. The minis-
ter added that since his accession tho
late King Alexander had committed
constant errors and lost his hold on the
public by his marriage with DraRa
Maschin. and the comedy played I'm
connection with preparations for the
birth OF an alleged heir The coup
detate was liked for June II because
on that day Queen DrzEa's wish 10
proclaim her brother. Nikodem. heir 10
me throne was 20 have been fulfilled
". Gtnshies concluded with endorsing
frince Peter Karageorgevitch as an
honorable man and an earnest we'll !
"isher OF Servia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
sultan Nsari, rnp.r,.d

Censtantinople, June l3.-The awful
drama az Belgrade caused stupefactlon
tn the fildlz palace. The sultan was
80 affected that he was unable 10 listen
TO details published In the newspaper.
and allowed those who conversed with
him 20 speak only of the death" OF
the King ana queen % servia. but
would not permit them 10 mention the
word assassination"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
lived In q stat. Of r.rrnr

Vienna, June i3-ft Is now known
that King Alexander lived In a state OF
terror during the last few weeks OF his
life. IL is also stated that for several
weeks Queen Draga had prepared FOR
night, independent of the king. who Is
supposed 20 have been gradually grow
ing reconciled 20 the project for a d.
Vorce from Queen Draga and a mar
rage with Princess Xenia OF Monte
negro The conspirators are reported
20 have learned this and. fearing this
marriage would prove a continuation
OF the obrinovitch dynasty. hurriedly
commenced tie task Of determination.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14

London. June IA special dispatch
ron Rome says semi.oficial note
published there declares that whoever
Is made king of seryia the powers will
exact punishment of the murderers OF
King Alexander and Queen Dmga. -
civilized countries cannot tolerate that
the administrative and military posi-
tions of any country should be occu-
pied by assasglns.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
Reward for RanL p,..,a.n,

Montgomery Ala, June is.-Goyer.
nor Jelks has offered a reward OF ,9oa
Tor the arrest of President T. J. Corn.
wei of the wrecked savings bank a,
BeHemer. who fed the country. leaving
a statement acknowledging that ne had
misused the banks funds The short.
age Is estimated az 1255.ooO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
No Truth In the n.nnr,.

Paris June i5-The foreign ono.
hire received two dispatches direct
from the French minister of Belgrade
saying the city and country are quiet
and that there is no truth In the re-
port that a portion of the servlan
army IL marching % attack Belgrade.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
ON WALL STREET.
Dependency and Gloom Gave Way TO
Revulsion OF Sentiment.

" NfnAAMNhNs
New York. June i2-The despondepcy
and gloon Of the past few days In Wal
street have given place 20 "a sudden r..
vulsion of sentiment and oyer-e1tended
bears rushed 10 buy stocks Subsequent
recovery OF prices wiped out the weeks
earlier losses A rebound was the re-
suit or realization that price. had got
down 10 a level whore an investment
eernand was attracted both for home
and foreign account The large wheat
crop promised by the governments
monthly report. favorable railroad earn
ings reported. the decision affirming
eight coal road presidents 10 refuse
certain information demanded by the
Interstate commerce commission and
decline OF sterling exchange aided the
recovery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
Need of stability.

city of Mexico. June is.-The new
decline In silver emphasizes the need ot
stabilizinE the currency of this coun-
try. Merchants had come 10 regard the
better level OF price as likely 90 be per
manent, and had made calculations ac-
cordingly. The rising ,'oid premium is
a disbursement, and there ~ a strong
feeling In behalf OF better peso with
the value made ixed In relation TO
gold
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
Queen. rr. nrn,h.r..Kn,..

BELGRADE June i2.-It IL now co,-
hrmed that only Queen Draga's two
brothers were killed Her sisters wor.
taken TO Panohova by some OF the con
fplrators
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-14
walter. .nd Cool, s,ri,.

Chicago June i2-unlon employees in
ten of the large hotels have struck
Approximately 700 men, chiefly walters
and cooks. are cut.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
" T + '' 4 .' -s !- < 4 i. 4 i, ;, !.
 socIEY AND PERSONAL .. T < < -s ]. :. -;. + i. 4 -s l. 4 4 T. z

 A Thimble Bee" met at Mrs. L. F Hammers home Monday afternoon the nelshoors dropping in in an informal manner with their sewing. Light re- treatments were served during the course of the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Duey of Douglas, who were stopping at the Copper queen hotel for few days, returned to their home last Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. L. Sroufe. has been con. fined to her home on Quality hill with severe attack of grip.
 The Basket ball given by the Scan dinavians last Sunday, was a success both socially and financially. Those in attendance having a most enjoyable time, and the proceeds, arising from the auctioning of the dainty lunch baskets prepared by the ladies, was s142.75 This money will e'used to ward a new lodge of Scandinavian: recently organized here.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres , byterian church will meet with Mrs 1 Schmieding, on Quality hill, next Wed nesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Packard hay, returned from Phoenix and are stop ping at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Mrs. E. L. Shaw is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. W. B. Kelly.
 l! MT. Burt Hurst. who has beel threatened with tuberculosis, is much
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29

required to clean up and keep clean their respective lots and to remove therefrom all rubbish. dirt. filth or unclean substances and deposit the same beyond the limits of the city on or before the 1st of March each year.
 Sec. ?. Every owner. or occupant.
 of any premises within the inhabitate part Of the town shall clean up an,
 keep c can their respective premises
 remove therefrom all rubbish, dirt filth or unclean substances and shal purify their respective vaults Titl lime on or before March ist.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
&&&swNn.,~ S@sw.

Not one-tenth of the so-called i'm por-ed models ever saw Paris.
 Parisian hats are very, very expen- sive. and brought over by the whole sale milliners to furnish ideas to their trimmers.
 Copies of these high priced hats are made, but rare'y exact copies, the truly artistic milliner preferring to utilize the ideas the furnish
 Yes, many hats have imported names sewed in the crowns, ours among the rest, but it means nothing but following after an established custom.
 These imported labels can be bought by the dozen and no one should be fooled by them.
 II is no discredit to any hat to be trimmed and thought out by Aneri- can mii'iners.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29

The famous medium and astrologist has returned to Bisbee. May be con suited on II affairs of life. She will show you the road to success and hap piness.
 Tells your entire life; satisfaction by mail Mime. Dee positiyey guarantees all readings.
 Norton House for s few days only Readings formerly $500 now $500 200 now S1.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
Walking Skirts

Two nav lots came in yesterday. Among the new points you'll notice the hip effects formed in some cases by circular folds and straps and in others by one or two straps over the seams The skirr with panel front, or rather the hip yoke extending in a panel down the front is another rev style.
 These new effeces are to be had from 5000 to sS.50
 The best skirt values we've had for 500 IS anon this new lot of skirts It IS perfectly plain with ff1e exception of five circular tucks around tee bottom of skirt.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
Novelties the latest from New York. at Henke's. the jeweler. 6t

Just received carload buggies, runs- bouts and delivery wagons. Brophy's carriage repository at Lowell. Naco road. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
First Showing of Trimmed Hats

Next Wednesday and Thursday, April 1st and and the trimmed hats for spring get their first show ing here.
 In the hundred and over hats that will be shown there copies of imported hats that will cost 5000: s2Soo and s32.so each.
 But we haven't overlooked the medium priced hats; more of the hats are 5000 and under than that price, and real, pretty, stylishly trimmed hats will be shown for s35o and s4. 50 each
 We think the decorative features will be worth coming to see and shall try to make tee opening one that you will remember with pleasure
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
NOTICE

Ladies desiring to get the Cunan skirt cutting system can have them by applying to Mrs. Grady, 352 Tomb stone canyon. I'm
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-29
Shirt Waists with Style

Some shirt waists have the unmis- takable mark of factory-rnade about made about them-as if they were one of a thousand We found a maker long enough in the bushes to be prac- tica1, but net long enough to get in a rut and the shirt waists he makes have a distinctive individuality about them As woman remarked: "They don't look at all like shop waists"
 And the waists priced from
 s2.75 to $500. the .atter for linen with
 hand embroidered fronts. stunning
 waist with with Persian stripes on a
 ground of tan black is
 only $4.00. Another style of black or
 white lawn with yoke of faggoting is
 $500. Still another, of imitation pon-
 gee with circular yoke and straps
 around sleeve is $500.
 Some waists made by this manu- facturer are SIPS to Sl.75, and while not so elaborate are every bitas stylish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
WESTERN UNION WINS.
Defeats the Bell Telephone Company In .
Suit Over an Important Contract.

BosToN, Oct. THE United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals to-day reversed 8
decision of the lower court. which held that
the plaintiff could not recover in the case
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
against the American Bell Telephone Com
pany. The amount involved Is large,
and the matter dates back to a contract
made in 1879.
The Circuit Courts decision is also q 70
versal Of the report of a master, submitted
to the lower court. The masters report
held that the telegraph company could not
recover. The lower court confirmed the
report, but the higher tribunal to-day re-
versed it. In the suit the telegraph COM
pany seeks an accounting for certain shares
Bell company.
The contract gave the Bell company the
exclusive license for the Western Union
patents or any extensions The Western
Union also agreed to acquire certain other
patents, application for which were pend
ing and to license the Bell company under
them. 1t also stipulated that If 1t should
thereafter acquire any, telephone patents,
the Bell company should have the right TO
use them 1t agreed TO withdraw from
the manufacture, rental and use of tele-
phones and gave the field to the Bell COM
pany, 1t also agreed to transfer telephone
exchanges it had established.
1t is said that the Bell company was to
give the Western Union 20 per cent. OF the
rentals for royalties. Shortly after making
the contract the Bell company changed its
licenses to use telephones for rentals and
for stock. The Western Union commended
that the stock received was az much rental
as the money rental.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
SECURITIES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Live stock Market.

WkDNE6DAY, Oct. 7,
Receipts OF bceves were 2,.so head Including
81 for the market, on light receipts steers ruled
arm, selling generally iOc. higher, with the eY-
ceptl0n OF common grades. which were fairy
steady: bulls and cows slow. The yards were
cleared Common to good native steers sold at
Ss7Sas5 40 per 100 his half breeds at S355q "a 3d.
oxen and stays at $33OaA ~ bulk at 81 25dt3 81,
cows Al 81 .2sasa.25 Dressed beef in. fair demand
quoted live cattle slow at i0Mli,ac. per Id, esI.
mated dressed weight Sheep steady Exports
to day. 1850 beeves and 1900 quarters OF beef mono
to morrow.
Receipts Of calves were ans head, including
90 for butchers and 2lSS for the market, making,
with the stale calves, 2433 on sale. Trade was
slow yeas. 2Se to soc lower grassers barely steady
Common to choice veals sold az A.50Gt75 per
100 lbs: selected lots at 81; culls at g. graSs,rs
and fed calves at t2.5OdD,5O; yearings at s2.25GJ
81 so. No sales of Westerns city dressed veals
easier at SD aI8c, per ID few extra l37c country
dressed weak at fGii.ac dressed graascrs and fed
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were $3.50 head,
arket, making, With the stale stock, 50 cars on
sale, Sheep wers allow and not many wanted,
lambs ruled steady 70 strong, with some sales
10 Qi5o. higher; about N oars unsod Common
10 choice sheep sold at t2S0dN per 100 lbs; or.
binary TO choice lambs at G.25df5 oulls at $500
N.26; rather coarse Canadian lambs o. $50, The
market for dressed dressed was slow. Dressed nuL.
ton sold AZ 6@7,,c per lb dressed lambs Al s4lOc
and choice co =, scs up 70 o,d,
about t,0oQ Tor tfs market. Prices were loxeT
esAN sa1 fspnNtv1pis bogs were selling 81 N.l0q
N.x pet LOB lbs; few Hght pigs sxoeedsd
quotations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
Dividend DECLARATIONS.
Court Calendars This Day.

appellate Division ,,Sgpreme G g = ., a.
juds sH Of CITY eonrs; Nos; i. g. g: o. ss
o. %, 6s 10 70. 7s TO- S. 81 s5 81 So 90 o. o. se
- suprs@s SoSr 1, ;ass Term lMossn
easaar c par AZ oS a hooas
cause No. $500, General calendar-Nos. 2io2.
Surrogales' ourt-Chambers-For probate,
F Fs., wcnsei Morsysc Henry Hull. a 1850
a, NJ. Henry d. Purroy, at p. M Trial Term
Nos, 1880, 1887, 1912, 1851, 1865 :.
A. w H. Motions. Part " Clear. Gases from
Part II Par, ycse unnnSh si.v, Cases from
Gear Gear. n9uests 1907. l2l57. Short causes
So, P,S pns ss f Sos is f is7 s ss
S3O $500 sO74, 1928, $50, 0?0le, 23ss. s0t7. soas
2s ls, Ss g.. 49, 9 9' a., se Ill. s ~ M az
$50 $50 $50 $780, ss:oS s7s, ssi5 3ssS, ssss Part
Part N V."case unfinished. Cases from Part ill
Part vI-ciear., Gases from Part H. Part vi
cas a'S uS SniRsaf' @ 81 sos 1901 as ltso
?ss ss52 sse s sa "a ss 49,, a7 IT, w. ss
%iiou n until Monday, oct. 10, zoos. Part &
Judge to charge Cases from PIP Part VIII Part
Tr,nl Term.~Part Case diminished. Nos
Os7 1904. loo 0Is i?7i ees 1915 72s. 1913. i7el,
1872 PA lls2 D2. l7st i1s5 l16. 1871 i7es. i1so
tI.~Clear Nos l4ss, les5, 1870. 1871 lbs, i72e,
1so 1881 1852 1888 1851 1855 1880, lT37. 1855 i1se,
i7lO l7+i l7R l7tS. l1E, i1l5 i740 i7tI lIH. lIAD
76O i75l 1852. 1883 l15l i75s l7sg i7s1 iISs 1872.
Part ll.-ccar Nosi22 1878 7?2 1870 1908 isoe $50
1911 lsl2 1913 1874 1875 1919 1871 1913, 1873. 1870,
1871 1871 1873 1924 1925 1920 1927, 1928, 1s1e. 1880
1891, 1872, 1888 1884,, lssS. Part iV..Ciear ShoIt
s ,as, NG sss 20 -: ai. S,' ILL., s;s; &C.
siie' 1901, 1850, si6, Part v.--CleaI. Nos: 1896.
1865 1890 1901 Io2 1903. 1904. lIoi, 1863 i117 l70s
1899 1770 I'M, l172. 19. l7, l775. lI1e l11I ITS
i7T9 1880 l7sl 7s2 1888 1884. 7S5. 1885, 1857. i7sS
1850 1890, 1891, l1a2. 1913,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
& NASHVILLE YEAR.
Big Increase In Operating Expenses
Passenger 1rafYic 90 Per Cent.


The pamphlet report of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad was issued yester-
day. The income account, which shows
increases Of S4,737,l2l in gross earnings,
OF s. ,OGs. 1915 In operating expenses and Of
81 .S8s.748 in net earnings, was published
in August. OF the gross increase, freight
traffic contributed AZ 500. ~ and passenger
traffic Ss28,2s4 OF the increase In operating
expenses, maintenance Of way and struot-
ures contributed sos ,231, maintenance Of
equipment $s7o 1921. and conducting trans
portation tl,5ss,992.
The balance after paying charges,
amounting to Se,su.o4S. equals l0.H pr,
cent on the capital stock. In the previous
Der Of miles operated was $3.50, a. against
S,327 In the previous year. The numbsr
Of passengers carried was 7 500 $50. COM
pared with 7,179,O1S, an increase Of e3e
per cent. Freight traffic increased 1855
per cent, from 1880 y072 tons last year to
POST $50 this year. The total bonded
debt on June 30, last year, was Sill y0l0.e6,
of 500, 1921 bonds and there were re-
deemed 50 sos $50, leaving the net increase
$l9, 893, 68l. This, added to the previous
total, makes the total bonded debt ESQ.,
710,S21. Deduction for bonds in the Treas
ury, with the United States Trust Company
as collateral and with trustees, leaves the
total outstanding bonded debt $iO4 ,2s7 ,s2l.
Expenditures for equipment, improve
ments and additions to property, charged
to operating expenses, aggregated q ,O00, 304.
while the additions to the road and equip
ment amounted TO 81 ,99s ,78s. Reference
Is made In the report to the joint purchase
by the Louisville and Nashville and the
Southern Railway companies Of the Chicago,
Indianapolis and Louisville Railway. It
Is stated that there were acquired Of the
stock OF that company SO, 734 shares Of pre-
ferred and 81 400 shares Of common. There
were issued jointly during the year BY
the Louisville and Nashville and the South
Notwithstanding onon collateral Joint
4per cent. gold bonds. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
MONEY AxD EXCHANGE.

Aeesy q Gu. ixnax .psr osns:; ~ Ics ss.
Dss s. zne q Pc es s1y DAVIS
oD e. Hn ps SsS. :na
elk months, 6k par cent. for seven and eight
reosivs6is: other 81 names. sIsSa per cent.
Foreign exchange opened . shade easier.
with demand sterling quoted about points
under the close Of Yesterday: The large s
export should have the effect Of bringing into
the market plentiful supply OF cotton Dilis,
and the present easiness OF exchange -
II not to the beginning Of the movement ~
self. As was the case yesterday. the market
became shade drmer at the close.
Posted rates were, quoted at s4.s9 for long
bills. S4.sah@S4, s2hs; sight drafts, t!sSSs@
&S.s67S. and cable transfers. s4;seA @s4 $50
France were quoted at s.2oH for long an ~
6.lSh for short. Reichsmarks we're quoted at
S4X Tor long and 0s $40 for short .Guilderss
were quoted at s9%m39 1919 for long and
+O1sd4o BIO for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston.
500. discount. Sayannah-Between banks
exc. discount. San Francisoo-75c. pre-
MUM. st; Louiswloo to lSe: premium S.
discount; banks. 81 IS TO 81 discount, Pitts
burg SOC. premium. st. Publishing, Toe
premium buying 3Oc. discount Mlnneapois
Par. Montreal, Sight, par; telegraph, 3iAc'
Money In London. lhd2 per cent. Rate OF
discount in open market for short and three
months bills, 3tM3,. per cent. Consols for
money closed at ssB. and for the account
at SO. Paris advioes quote per cents. g, 90
francs. The private rate Of discount is ~
per cent. Exchange on London. 2S francs
is confines Berlin advices quote exchange
on London. 20 marks II pigs. The private
rate Of discount ID per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. ti07. 458,ll0: balances. Ss08S. 443.
b-Tressury debit balance, s604.742.
Commercial price Of bar silver IN New
York, 50Kc Bar silver In London closed at
AZ o-ied. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
business Troubles.

BENJAMIN Fogle and James II. KILN Fogle
A. KILN, silk manufacturers OF SO Grand street.
with mill at Little Falls. N. j.. have filed a
petition in bankruptcy. with lla'ii'es Na'sl%
and actual assets s+S, $40.
A creditors petition In bankruptcy has been
fled against the J, Frank haokstaif Company
creditors petition In bankruptcy. mas
ed against LEXIS san a6s y waSls
Erohanas building Liabilities ~. 8O8 and
A creditors petition In bankruptcy has been
filed against Jacob A. and Isidor >. Landau
LANDAU Bros. ], manufacturers Of furs at 1888
drseno street EsImatef Liabilities Sind 80 991
in BANKRUPTCY individually and rs O partner
In the firm OF Townsend II, Fellows Company,
which had a choir and musical exchange, at
Carnegie Hall Lionel b. Whymper, the other
partner, refuses TO join In the petition.
Judge Holt Of the United States District
10 James Livingston. builder. whose liabilities
were d ,6t6, 202.