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New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
HAD BILL IN HIS SAFE.
Senator Kept Legislature from Act
ing ON Boston Elections Measure

Boston, April 24.-The Dill for the registration
of voters in this city by members of the police
force. at the hearings which charges were
made Of irreguIarfty in registration methods.
had disappeared when the Senate reached it on
the calendar to-day. There was conslderaoie
excitement when it was discovered that the
document was not In the hands of the chairman
of the Committee on Rules, in third reading, 10
which 1t was referred yesterday, nor IN the
State House Two members of the committee
were not at the State House, and a recess was
taken to permit the sergeaEt-at-arms to huht
them up.
The two committeeman appeared about noon
and the Senate reassemblcd and voted that the
committee produce the bill and report forth
with The chairman of the committee. Senator
Frost said that the document was not IN Ihe
building but in the safe Of memoer OF Ihe
committed something" he SAID, uhPl ece-
denied" The committee met in executive Ses-
sion Later the chairman reported TO the sen
ate that the two Democratic members, VINO con-
stituted a majority had prevented the pasSdSe
of motion TO report, had carried mollon u
adjourn and had left the committee room ttIeS
T,ara declared to be in contempt OF the sen
ate and a committee was appointed 10 lnEeo'i-
gate. ,. .. ,,,1t+ is
sred statement protesting against the acton
or tho Republicans of the Senate. Ihey say tLIdI
tbe1 obtained the bill in order to nave the AT
tornev General pass on its constitutlonanty' act
inc, under Senate rule governing the commit
tee in the scrutiny Of all bills the connllttee
net and senator Frost, the Republican MEMBER
ancoTding to the statement objected 10 a mo-
+ion TO frame a set of questions TO pe gwen u
attorney General Parker, and left the room
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
JUMP INTO RIVER TO ESCAPE ARREST
Two Men Who Attempt Robbery on Pier
Are Caught, However.

Discovered by a policeman bending over the pros
trate form Of a man the pier at East Thirty
third-st, and apparently fearing arrest. two men
jumped into the East River last night.
Patrolman John Kane. of the East Thirty-hfth-
ST. station, was the offcerd- He was near the dock
when he heard cries of Murder! Police! 'Hep!
Running up the pier the policeman discerned two
men bending over another. who was lying on the
ground Kane shouted the men, and the two
standing made off, Despite his command to stop
they continued running. and didn't pause, even
when he fired two shots from his revolver Right
TO the end OF the pier they ran and without hesl-
tation plunged into the icy waters OF the river.
Coming to where the lay, Kane found him
uuiuiured though scared half to death. He said
his name John Singleton, of Jersey City, en-
ployed by ]. c. Durel, now staying at the Hotel
Manhattan.
Finding Singleton unnjured Kane ran to the
rivers brink Looking into the water he faint
" dscerned the figure of man swimming. max
ing for Last Thirty-second-st- When the man
reached there the policeman was waiting for him
He was thoroughly chilled and vet through. and
had to be sent to Bellevue Hospital a prisoner
His name he said, Patrick Mccarthy, OF NO
MeanwhiIe Detective Cooper had arrived. Pro
the second man, wnom he discovered, after rowing
about for fifteen minutes. perched on top or a
sewer pipe beneath the Thtrty-third-st. dock he
said he was Philip Fay, of No. 81 East Thirty,
eighth-st Both men are charged with attempted
rhberv Singleton was detained as a witness.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
sTCHERBINAs SUCCESSOR WOUNDED
Russia's Second Representative at Nitro
vita Attacked by Albanians.

London, April PA dispatch from Belgrade
to a news agency says that M Mashkow, Rus-
sian Consul at Uskub, who is also fulfilling the
duties of the late NJ Stcherbina at Mitrovitza.
has been attacked and wounded by Albanians.
NJ Stcherbina was assassinated at Mltrovltza
while acting as Russian Consul there.
Vienna, april 24.-Dispatches from Sofia Bull
garia announce that band of Macedonians re-
Gently surrounded and slaughtered forty BASIN
bazouks and fifteen gendarmes near Petrltch,
Macedonia, out Of revenge for the murder OF
their leader, Captain Saef. who was recently
killed in an engagement in the district OF Mel
mix The band subsequently, captured the dis
trict chief Of Petritch and twenty-five soldiers
whom they stripped and released.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
DISAPPR0VE BUDGET.
cRITICTSING Mr.. RITCHIE.
Liberals Robbed of a Campaign Crg
-Cobdemtes Rejoice.
Special The New-York Tribun. by Frznch cahe1

sspeciaI The New-York Tribune by Frznch Cable1
tCouyright: 1919: BY The Tribune Associs,ion1
London, april 25 ] a. m.-Twenty-four hours.
reflection has served sensibiy to diminish the
Unionist enthusiasm for the Budget and the
majority Of the Tory papers are now finding
fault with Mr.. Ritchie for proposing to abo ish
the registration duty on corn. The duty was
introduced last year. not as a temporary ex-
pedient, but on grounds Of principle, for broad
ening the bans OF national re -enue and once
removed in the present arbitrary fashion it
will be extremely difficult ever TO reimpose it
There can be little doubt that the remission OF
the corn duty was electioneerine dodge.
Rumors OF an early dissolution may not be we'll
founded, but ii is unquestionably true that the
dear loaf" bogie has been playing havoc with
the chances Of Tory candidates in many agri-
cultural constituencies. where the ideas OF farm
laborers about political economy are neither
advanced nor precise. Non-olicial supporters
Of the government IN the House OF Commons
with few exceptions. show strong disapproval OF
NJ. Ritchies proposal The Liberals. on the
other hand, although they resent being robbed
Of q potent election cry, are naturally jubilant,
and there is talk OF a Golden Club dinner in
celebration Of the ablishment of free trade
r
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
aNN7rrs MARRIAGE OF MARTIN GIRL
Age Limit Applies to Wife as Well as to
Husband

The Annellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
- handed down a decision affirming the
ssr-,er+ of the Special Term annulllng the mar
80 NJ Virginia c. and Jose Conte- Inc actIoh
~ broDeht by Virginia c. Conte. through hel
-,o+ber Mrs Eliza Martin, as guardian al nuelI- ITEM
rrbe nlaintiH's father was the well known Dioau-
- restaurant keeper. The defendant was
Cuban law student , -. -
-e nlaintfff testified at the trial thst tne mar
-tsea was performed on April 10. 1902 at Blooming
aoIa Church by the Rev Mr.. Stinson- she salu
+bet she had returned at once 10 the nome ol Hei
,orer+s and that she had never hVec Win I"e
fefe7dant The plaintiff was only seventeen years
o1a a+ the time of her marriage. Jusuce sou
Granted an interlocutory judgment annuihng tne
marriage Counsel for the defence wished 10 III
troduce testimony TO prove that the marriage was
conc,rred in by the plaintiffs parents "uL TIE
i,,s,;oe declined TO hear this evidence
Tustire Iaughlin writes the cItnion OF me ApPei-
ls+e Division. He says that the pia1nuH cldIIi4e-
tho right TO have the marriage annulIed uuoel Inc
o,,ieions of Section 1743 Of the Code OF civil Flo
cedure. The appellant contended that the only au-
,t7orfty for annulliug the marriage on the aPph-
cs,.on of the wife in Section Ltiz on 'he
Ground that she was under the age OF Legal con
.n he also maintained that Sertion l''4S would
or,1,- only TO an action brought by tho husoann'
~ nv the parent guardian next friend OF either
Tar
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
POPE TO SEE KING.
Leo OUerrides the Radical Element
of the TGtican.

Especial to The New-York Tribune by French Cablee
Copyright; 1909 BY The Tribune Associaton3'
Rome. April 24.-The Vatican did all in its
power to obtain a visit from King Edward TO
the Pope. and in the end succeeded, but by
yielding so much that opponents of the visit
consider it almost failure. Even In the vati-
can itself there a strong party. headed by
Cardinal Rampolla, which uncompromisingly in
sisted that it would not do to allow King Ed
ward to start to see the Pope from the English
Embassy. as it is accredited to the Italian court
But Pope Leo finally insisted having a visit
from King Edward at any cost He said:
Il intend to him even if he starts from
the Quirinal itself
The Vatican circles say that the principal
object of the Pope in meeting King Edward is
TO use all his personal influence to induce him
20 establish diplomatic representative to the
Holy See. which has never existed, as even be-
fore the fall of the temporal power England had
at Rome merely confidential agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
CHAFFEE REVIEWS THE 71sT.
Talking by the Men Apparently Displeases
Him-Rates Stops II.

Major General Adna R. Chaffee last night re-
viewed the list Regiment at the 'tn F'eeIi a
II ,nrsssed himself as much pleased with
the showing made although at times he was DIS
nleased apparently when they talked IN the course
~ the drills Colonel Bates was heard TO give an
order TO the commanding officers OF the companies
70 have the talking stopped
A. df-,er for General Chaffee and his oncers
,,e15 sfterNard in Colonel Appleton's room, CEN
.4 C-baree said: you have made a very hne
showing and I am grateful indeed for the treat
YOU have given me in inviting me 10 aClei-u - .
- police Commissioner Greene. who was
o+ declared s.the regiment never made a peter
enoZtng than it did tonight. I am pleased oeSoha
axnression hope soon to see you IN Ia YOU INV NV
!S3I5 General Chafee and his stan 70 review
onIica Darade General Chaffee SAID ths' ne "oU-1
come If nothing prevented
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TO EYPEL HORIZONS.
MISSIONARIES from Utah Mast Get
Out of Germany.

Berlin. April 24-The governments Of Prussia and
c. the Grand Duchy o. Mecklenberg have decided
70 expel the Mormon missionaries OF whom there
are 145 in Germany and ninety in Prussia. on the
ground that they are propagating form OF re-
ugfous belief Incompatible with the laws OF the
STATE and public morals. and because polygamy is
not excluded from their doctrines The mission
aries who all Americans. will be allowed SUM-
c5e1- tine 70 settle Up their personal affairs
TIE Government Of Prussia defines the expulsion
as being simply a police measure, Tor whlch no
explanation need be made.
Peter Lantensac. q German naturalized in Utah
first organized missionary work here in 1896 He
was succeeded in 1899. so-called bishop, by Ar
mold Schultheiss g Swiss naturaliZed in Utah, VINO
directed one hundred missionaries Hugh J. Can
non replaced him in 1906. and the latter has stead
rv increased the number Of Mormon preachers and
has nearly doubled the membership, which is now
eighteen hundred. When a Mormon arrived In
German village he would rent hall and begin to
rreach the new faith AMI the common result was
that the local pastor Of the State Church or the
Catholic priest Of the parish would complain TO the
police who rot infrequently ordered the missionary
10 leave He would then telegraph 10 the bishop in
Berlin. who. through the United States EMBASSY
would obtain Z suspension OF the ponce oroer N
definitely or its cancellation. The Foreign ONCE
owing 70 the number Of cases pending. took up the
subject with the view Of settling the status OF the
No-nons for good. instead of being bothered by
numerous individual cases. The result has been
The decisions Of Prussia and Mecklenburg TO expel
The Normons w.ict course IS likely to be fol-
lowed BY Saxony, where there are twenty-five mis-
sionaries and by other States. Bavaria some time
ago decreed the expulsion Of the Mormons. and
they quietly went away, without making a stir or
attracting discuss ion
Nj. Cannon, who has been informed officially OF
Prussia's and Necklenburgs decisions, has not yet
determined what 70 DO. but he VII endeaYor 70
obtain reversal OF the policy. He aff1rms that
the missionaries never teach polygaIny, never per-
E1ade their adherents TO ernigrate and always ad-
monish obedience TO the laws. The members are
discouraged from enigrattng. Mr.. Cannon adcs.
because the Church desires TO esta bhsh a perIna-
foundation TnlSSlo7STlSS
many at their own expense, have distributed con-
siderable of money in charity.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TO ASSESS STOCK so PER CENT.
Boston Fire Insurance Company Has Fallen
Below Required Standard.

Boston April 24.-The officers Of the North Amer
ican Fire Insurance Company. of this city. have
haer informed by Insurance Commissioner Cutting
that it's financial condition is not up 10 the standard
required by the statutes The impairment Is estl-
mated at about $6o,cO0 80 per cent. and IS at
trbuted to decline in premiums resulting @ @troai
company at the close Of 1922 TO depreciation IN the
S,oiis of real estate held by the company and to
change in the method OF calculating the reserve
renuired by the Insurance Department
an assessment of 80 per cent on the company
sqf,l q capital 10 make good the impairment ana
SS,,r1ieh margin for other needs. They also elect
cd Silas Pierce president, to succeed Charles Mac
cIiIlar resigned. A stockholders meeting mas oeen
cail-d for May s. The company. which was moor
porated in 1873 is OF the Oldest and most reputa-
NE in
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TOM JOHNSON AND PRESIDENCY.
Cleveland Mayor Deprecates Any Talk Of
His Candidacy.

Kansas City Mo-. April 24-Mayor Tom l. John
son of Cleveland, under date OF April q, wrote
the following letter TO J. l. w. Merrill Of this CITY,
0.nocratic politician. in response to a letter
from Merrill discussing Johnson's nomination FOR
President in 1904:
Replying to your favor Of the nth inst permit
Iebt here In this city and at most in the state OF
ohio and l must condemn any movement Such as
I2o,, sneak of as being unwise and undesirable;
The mere talk about nominating me In I5O4 IS q
nositi1-e injury to what ] trying TO accomplish
80 ard II does seem to too bad TO interfere
with work that is bearing such good frtnt. 90
hope YOU as a friend of mine will discourage TINS
in every way possible -. s -- 10
l am grateful to you for your k1nd WORDS 9t. @ o1
lieve that on consideration, you Will agree Will LILY
conclusion.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TELL sCHMITTBERGER OF RIOT.
Goes to Grand-st. with Four Captains and
Forty Men-Finds Small Quarrel.

There was much excitement for short tune last
night at Clinton and Grand sts caused oy
quarrel between the drivers Of two wagons <4s
the fight continued a crowd began to gather' anu
com the streets were almost choked with typical
East Side crowd most OF whom did not under-
stand what II was all about Some one telephoneo
Inspector Schmittberger at Police Heaoquar ceIs
that a riot was in progress, with the result ma
the inspector himself. accompanied by captain
AEs,ion of the Eldridge-st- station; Captain Hola-
han from Delancey-st. and Captain HooslhS'
from Madison-st-, with about forty oluecoatS'
hustled around to the scene
The fuss was caused by the fact thal 1saa0
cLarfeI6 of No 15S Clinton-st., would not turn
his wagon out Of the way to accommodate Will
lam Bossett twenty-three years old, OF NO 90
saoond-st who was driving furniture wagon
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
MOTHER SHOOTS son
HeIs Not Hurt-She Says She Did
Tt an q Rage.

Elizabeth. y. J.. April 24-Mrs- Ailanua -,
-, - No-+bsve PIainfeld is in the county jail
t.-a an the charge of her son. George Cline nine
teen years old who declares that In quarrei yes
terdav at their home in Pleinfeld she TOOK re-
voIver from a drawer and shot him N tne NIP
Mrs Durham admits shooting al her 7o'
- ~ a. +be time she was beside herself with
ra an5 did not know what she was doing Sne
said they had had quarrel. that her son ,5 4bs
IIaIIv annoyed her. and that finally sne rIa son
revolver and. without taking aim, LIsu- ih0 ~
was not injured the bullet glancins on
He Immediately swore out WarIdHl'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
FACTS ABOUT LYNCHING.
In the Last Twenty-one Years 3,233 Lives
Were Ended Without the Law.
inv TEL EtiRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
"a

HewHaven Conn., april Al. Ebert Cutler, OF
por,dsr Col a post graduate student at Yale,
has lust completed exhaustive investigation into
vnchings in the United States for the last twenty
one wears He finds that the total for this period
ia 223 of whom l,S72 negroes and 1.25o were
WhiTes There 6l women lynched in that
neriod q of them white women. OF whom were
iynched for murder. In the SOUTH LOsl negroes ana
593 " hites lynched.
St@tisfIcs cannot be made show than IS
ner cent of negroes lyucheo for crimes against
women In the West s23 were lynched. about 43 per
cert ~ them being for murder. In August when
lynchings are fewest most of the coi2red people
are M camp meetings Since 1892 lynchings have
steadily decreased Most of the lynchngs In the
"a rlier part of this period during tha dSss of
the VisilantAs In Colorado and Montana
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
SAN DOMINGO HOLDS OUT.
Troops of President Vasquez Again Defeated
Before It.

San Domingo. April 15.-Heavy fighting con-
tinued to-day outside this city The government
troops were egain defeated.
The Clyde Line steamer Cherokee. from New
York on April l. entered the port yesterday
discharged her cargo and left here Immediately
On account Of the danger Of being fred at inside
The river.
The revolutionary warship Independence LETT
here for Monte Cristi. haV -ng on board General
Navarro and z large quantity Of arms and am
r711nirion destined for the rebel forces
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
HAD TO CLOSE TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

Butte Mont. April 24.-Acting upon instructions
from Superintendent McMichael. at Minneapolis.
Manager Wild closed the local office Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company at midnight last night
ana announced that business through the COM
panv's office IA this city would be entirely sus-
pended until further notice This order, Manager
Wild states applies all leased wires ieading into
F2utte he trouble arises out or a strike or mes
senger boys and the decision OF the company 10
cose its offices here followed unsuccessful at
tenn, m deliver its messages yesterday Men were
apIcyed al s. per day. but were pelted with eggs
and dyfyen hack 10 the office. The telegraph Of
6riaIs rompiain that the police protection given
thar ernnloVes is wholly inadequate
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
CANADIAN SOLDIERS COMING.

r)-+aVra Ont April zs-Four officers and eighty
---ee rTe- cor1prisire z bugle band Of forty and
physical drill squad of the zsd Rifles Duke OF
C7r-xaII's own. will leave Ottawa for w-forK
y-r.orrow afternoon 20 attend the military tourna-
inert opening there on April 2 Ihe onhCeIs VIII
-a -re5-~ Rogers Cau-ains DC Ia Ronde and Cam
z-or 80 T5a54eTanr -Folktns. The contingent viii
v-es- rFe rev Canadian field service dress
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
kBuPp,s a JOINT STOCK COMPANY.

Berlin April 24-The late Herr Krupp's various
-cr,s have been organized into joint stock com
r7rv with Sso0cooD0 capital. under the designation
- - r--saarf-k Krupp Corpany. Former Public
Works Minister Thielen is vice-president OF the
o9a-d Of directors The manager is ex-LardraILn
pr-g-- THE stock which is not listed on the
rCe=ss rernains IN the hands Of the KrUpp family
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
PACIFIC CABLE STATIONS.

Honolulu. April 2i.-The steamship Hanalei which
has been chartered by the Commercial Pacihc Caoie
Company sailed from Honolulu to-day with operat
ing star. builders. builders materials and eeclii-
cal apparatus for Midway and Guam Midway Is
an uHInhabited island in the Pacific which the gov
ernment selected IS q station for the Paclhc ca
The vessel departed a-1t6 cheers from e large as
sennblage strains OF music from the government
hand and the salutes OF everv vessel in port
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
R7n1c1TIEs IMPRISONMENT STORY,
Father of Princess Czaykowsk Declares she
and Husband Are in Sultan's Favor.

,,,a,sroe I. Collins the father Of Princess
r,zavkowslli yesterday ridiculed the story that sue
C-aS 's no - - y, Constantinople with her husband
FI s-ornca5 the story as untrue. He SAID:
S1t IS very recently that heard from my daugn-
ter The prince and she were summoned 70 Oh Nott-
stantInople on their way from France 70 6eS!0us 80
- . -,ark of favor on the part OF the sultan: ne
go ba5 not seen the princess tor IoLS GI.ttG
snd lis can formal They were ere Ince and
roy viii leave Beyrout shortly for their sula9s
r. PINE Al Lbon. Asia Minor. where the pi-l0
I-;ca
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
ISSUES 21O TAX CERTIFICATES.
First One Goes TO Restaurant Keeper II
Twenty-third-st

George Hilliard. Deputy State Coihhiissief %
- ar,s-5sr heran to receive applications for
- .ax certtAcates under the amendment rails
ing the cost of the certificates 30 per cent Ine re-
cejnts at the Office the day amounted 10 ss0sSO
for 21o certificates Of all classes issued Cernncate
%o vac issued 10 CAL T. t-nerth Keeper Oh
.-,au-err N Twenty-thrd-st. who was cohgratu-
go an having paid more for an excise Incense
tden ever had been paid before In the state OF
NeW-York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
MINERS RETURN TO WORK.

Msbanov City, Penn. April 24-Pursuant to the
action taken mass meeting here yesterday, ten
,Loue,rd miners returned to work IN the MahanOy
51etrict TODAY. waving the Saturday short work
dax pending a settlement Of the dispute BY board
~ concuiation The Shenandoah Valley men have
os Vet made no move TO accept the company's
terms and sIsI IDLE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
MAYOR EAJARpo ASKED TO RESIGN

saa Juan ?. r.. April 24.-Governor Hunt to-day
s7nr letter 70 Senor Fajardo asking for his I'M
MEDIATE resignation Fajardo is the Mayor OF
asa-aeuez Who has been charged with municipal
f-aGos
Fajardo has again left MayegUeZ for San Juan
He was arrested q second time and was again re-
IszE m md
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
EXPECT DEMAND FROM DEvERY.

Charles F Murphy. leader OF Tammany Hall'
after meeting a number OF district leaders at the
wfgwam yesterday. announced that the executive
md general committees would meet on Friday next
Chairman J. Sergeant Cram, of the general com
rnittee vii! announce the suh-coumttees II Is
.-naota7 that William : Devery viii present him
self and demand recognition as member Of the
evneutfye committee The leaders have .eclded TO
ksen him oul and Devery Will be c37spelled TO
begin another action in the courts II order to
secure recognition
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
ELEPHANTS BODY A DERELIcT.

The body OF an elephant is floating in the Allan
tic about fifteen hundred miles OF Sandy
Hook II was reported yesterday by the steamer
Colorado when she arrived here from Hull. This
body was sighted April u in latitude Is Is. longi
tude s6s4s II was thought 10 be the body OF Jingo
cha big elephant which died board the steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
TURKEY CONCENTRATING VAST ARMY

London. April 25.-'Turkey has decided" says
the Salonica correspondent of THE Daily Mail, "
"to concentrate an army Of 100000 men in
Macedonia The troops are pouring in daily
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
IRON PRODUCTION IN GERMANY.

Berlin April 24.-Ge-uany's pig iron producuon
4-- March was gs3z2 tons, increase over Feb
~is-v o. 1855 tors and March 1902 Of 1878
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
a vtxF.TURr CONGRESS.

With al parliamentary rules strictly Or
served. is carried by the boys ana ,eA'h-
ers of Philadelphia High school Photos anu
description. Ia to-morrOy'k Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
comPERs TO ANSWER BURNS.

Toronto, April 24-The officers Of the American
Federation Of Labor have taken exception 10 the re-
max c-e57-ed n Holm Burns in the British House
Il Commons THAI America ndUs-rtally IS nell Wllh
-Ee lid of" President pers VIII make a reply
- 5urns al come future time
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
iougETs VISIT TO LONDON.

London April at is said here that the visit 10
T,or5or Of President Loubet of France has been
fixed for July.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
VICTIMS OF STORM IN GERMANY.

Berlin April Z4-According TO The latest stafis-
-srs N<rvro pe-sors lost their lives as result OF
SrrSavis storm n the eastern provinces
New-York tribune., 1903-04-25
EARTHQUAKE IN MASSACHUSETTS.

raverhin Mass. April 24--An earthquake which
lasted about three-quarters on minute was lelI
= - ci-v shortly after O'Clock this morning 1t
,-os falt also in Cieorg getown. Hampstead and At
ttnson \ II Wind Ows were ratified, but no dam
rrl