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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
ROT TEN
SEWERS
BALLARD INVESTIGATION WILL
BE CONTINUED

Satisfied that Baiiard's new sewers
are rotten from enc end TO the other
la every district the citizens commit
tee Of twenty-five nppointed Saturday
night viii continue It's systematic tn
v~stieation without reference TO the
fact that the city council has prac-
ticaiiy determined 10 pay no attention
to the charges made.
The committee held its first meeting
Ia Judge Lucas Office last Night and
completed organization.
A petitiun asking the council e. dis
charge Sewer Inspector George W.
Morley. against whom serious charges
have been made. VAS drafted.
II will be presented To the council
this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
.DRUGOtu And
RUINED HER
MAY SMITH FlLEs SENSATIONAL DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
SALOON MAN HENRY BECK.

afternoon but the papera we're kept
away from the public by OBear
Springer. the filing CLERK Ia Clerk
K0epfifa office. This afternoon ih8
papers were replaced in the vaults
Tor brief time. then again diHap-
peared.
Not even Clerk Koepfll r. able 70
find them. although they are public
records.
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/ observing It's obligation 20 un, II IN en-
titled 20 like treatment by IN.
The treaty submitted you Tor ap.
prevail secures % tho United States
economic advantages az Erest a. those
given 60 Cuba No American Interest
j. nacfiHeed hy the treaty. and a larsc
cuban market h secured foF our pro
duecrr. market which lies AZ our
doora and IL already large capable 81
expansion aud especially important 60
the development OF eur export trade
b. would be- indeed, shortsikhted Tor
IA 10 refuse T. take advantage of such
an opportunity and force Cuba into
making arrangements with countries
t. cur disadvantage The reciprocity
treaty stands by Itself it IL drmand-
Ell on considerations OF broad ma
tional policy - we'll a. by our sce-
nomic interests No harm can come 70
any industry from a. it will benefit
many interests. 10 Is IN the interest
= Of our people as a whole. both because
Of the Importance from a bread stand
point 81 an International policy. and
hence because it economically thti-
matriy concerns un 60 dvvelope and
secure the rich Cuban market Tor our
farmers. artisans. merchants and man
ufarturcrs. Finally. q i desirable a.
guaranty of good faith ~ the nation
Z toward the young sister republic %
I the south. whose welfare must ever be
CLOSELY bound with ours.
we gave her liberty We knit 70
/ her memories the blood and courage
II our soldiers. Who fought faf her IN
war. ny memories % wisdom and IN
E tsErity ~ our administrators who
served her IN peace and who started
hcr ~ we'll on the difacuit path of aelf
government We must help her one
ward and upward. and Ia hClpins her.
help ourselves
'efha foregoing considerations caused
the negotiation ~ tho treaty with
Cuba and Us ratircation by the senate.
rhey now. with equal force. support
legislation b. canErvaa which by the
terms ~ the treaty. Il necessary 90
FENDER Il operative. The failure g. en-
act such legislation would come peril
DUSTY near a reputation of oar pirdxe
In the faith Of the nation.
Il transmit herewith the treaty. as
amended by the senate and ratified b.
the Cutaan government.
(sirnedi THEODORE ROOSEVELT
November 10th iaa
Speaker Cannon today announced
that TIE committee on rules VII be
com POSED Of paiasll and Eanvener.
Republicans. Williams and Dear
mon. Democrats. Williams succeeds
Richardson, and pearmond succeeds
I'naer wood OF Alabama. The late
ter's removal surprised the house.
The house adjourned out % re-
suect for representatives who died
during the past recesaes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
NELL PickgRgLL's PHOTO
GRAPH WAS FOUND IN DEAD
pEspERAoog's POCKET

The accompanying haif-ione Is
from n photograph Of Nell Pickerell.
the North Seattle girl who masquc-
rades la male attire and for love Of
whom one girl has killed herself and
another has attempted suicide. Ed
ward Morse better known as BLACK
Jack. ore Of the most notorious and
desperate criminals Of the west. II
Ncli's companion In the photo. lie
was shot and killed September II.
1909. BY Policeman Fred A. Ribhach.
who was attempting TO effect his
capture The photograph Was fodnd
IN hts pocket. and lead 60 his identi-
fications
At the time the picture wes taken
Nell Pickersll. who prefers 10 be
called Harry Livingston. was act
Ing as bartender In n North Seattle
saloon and was living with Morse.
Ribbach was given a gold medal
for his brave conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
SMASHED
A WINDOW

A frightened horse paved bla way
through a large plate window - the
Lion Clothing Store at Frat avenue
ard Main street ~ 4 - this afternoon.
The horse was driven By ". ~ len
rags and was frightened BY n pass
ing fNx, The animal became unmau-
nEnable snnd nt the corner o. Main
street nhir,fSoufo the sidewalk when
he saw that tn window barred hts
way. he reared baerL-end struck the
window With both frontN<got. crashing
through t. the daof
The now Infatuated aulmak arew
back through the hole he'd bad fnarI'H
In tho glass and started down Flrni
avenue at fun speed. He was under
control before be had f1n n half block.
without doing further damage
Mr Jennings stayed IN the buggy
during al the antics ~ the horse and
brought him 10 n stop 40 one waa
injured. and the horse. which ia = val
liable one. was only slightly cut b
the glass
The damage 10 tho window n catl-
mated az STD covered By Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
pREsfpENr,s MEssAeE

The house met AZ noon with few
members absent The public inter-
est almost equuiiad yesterday. the
galleries being filled The swear
ing In Of Chas Thompson OF Ala
hama, was the first business Rep
resentstive Tawuey then reported
that the president would inmadi-
ately transmit his message 20 con
grcss. Assistant Secretary Hsrues
appeared At 1918. and presented
the message. The reading began
forthwith. The message fellows:
To ne Senate and houNe q Repre-
sentativsss
convene Congress that h may con-
slider Ia legislation necessary q put
into operation. the commercial treaty
with Cuha which was ratified By the
senate nc the last session and suhae-
auentiy by the Cuban government
deem such legislation = demanded not
cnly ~ car interest. but ~ our honor
We cannot with prorriely abandon a
course upon which Ne have % wisely
embarked
when the acceptance % the Piatt
amendment VS. required from Cuba
BY the action - the Congress % the
United States. this government there
BY definitely committed itself 80 the
policy q treating Cuba as occupying
n unique position. as regards Tits
country lt vas provided that Whru
the island became q FRYE and Inarpsud-
cnt republic. II should stand tn such
1eie@e relation with "a a. 81 certain re-
Hpects. g. come within cur system Of
international policy, and IL necessarily
followed that ahe must also 90 a GER
tain degree. become included within
the lines - etir economic policy sta
afed a. C'pha IL. Il wouldn't be possible
for this country q permit a strategic
abuse u the island ty foreign military
powers
III - Ter this reason that certain
limitations have been impressed upon
her financial policy and naval stations
have heeH conceded b. hsr to the
United States. Negotiations a. % de-
tails 81 these naval stations on the
eve - completion are ~ situated aa
te rrevsnt anv idea that there Is an
Intention ever to use them against
Cuha. Or otherwise than Tor the pro-
lection 81 Cuba from assaults u for
eiEn foes. ard better safeguarding
American interests IN the water south
o. as. These interests have been large
~ Increased by ths consequences q
the war with spain. and will b. fur
Their Increased rs the building ~ the
isfhmtan canal Cuba has made great
progress since IL Independence. Al
resdy II stands high among Ia sister
republics IN the new world. Loyaliy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

PORTLAND. ore. Nov i0.-siK men
were seriously injured In a smashup
on = logging train near Stella. wash.
yesterday evening Two u the In
jured George Weint of Stella and Mac
Wldeman of Portland Will probably
die
Tho train. consisting 81 an engine
and i've cars heavily loaded with logs.
ran away down a grade extending two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

on the ground inst he accom-
pllshcd her ruin after plying her
with drugged liquor. May Smith has
YIe1 TITT f0f 1000 damages In the
superior court against Henry Beck
"A saloon man. who stands well In the
community and IL widely known.
e especially aa a Democratic politician.
The suit WIS filed late yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
KILLED
WHOLE
FAMILY

PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov. i0-Two
negresses have been arrested az Ma
riana. a few miles east Of here. for
the atrOcious murder Of the whole
family Of VIM. Gaffey. a well known
farmer Of that place.
The bodies OF Gaffey. HIS wife and
three little children were found hor-
rrhly mutilaied In their home. late
yesterday afternoon. and suspicion
at once pointed to the two young
colorcd women.
Utmost pfecauiion II being taken
90 protect the lives Of the suspects.
as she citizens Of Mariana are en-
ragged nvrr the brutal crime and a
lynching II probable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
TINY SIDEWHEELER SADIE
BUFFETED BY BIG SEAS
BRAVE LITTLE STEAMER COMPLETED peRLous VOYAGE
FROM NOME THIS moaslse-LgFr THERE ocrosgR 20

ran into a friKhtfni storm. the weather
WAS bitterly cold and the spray and
50 that came aboard q her froxe as
fas, "a q struck the campAnienwsy
leading 10 the bridge was 80 complete
D. covered with Ice Ms to render u Inn
paAaattie. while every stick on the gea-
asl that was IN any way exposed "a
tita weather was covered with ice from
eight O. ten inches In thickness.
After tweutysf0ur hours the storm
abated ana the vessel was able e. pro-
reed on her course.
The Sadie brings about forty tons n
freight and no passengers. Nothing II
the Discovery was seen on the way
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
OFF FOR
PANAMA

NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. i0.-The
United States training ship Prairie
arrived at Hampton Roads this af-
ternoon with rush orders to coal and
proceed with all speed To Colon.
She sails tomorrow at daybrcak. II
Is understood that Admiral Dewey
plans TO put the Olympia in COM
mission at once. and despatch her
to Colon. where she viii be Cogh-
lan's flagship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
SEVEN MEN HURT
IN Big SMASHUP
LOGGING TRAIN RUNS AWAY AND IS FINALLY PILED UP IN
WRECK AT FOOT

miles in length. u was impossible 10
even check the motion o. the train
with the brakes. Zach foot that u ran
II gained momentum. until finally u
was running a. fnRhtful rate u
speed Then n ear jumped the track.
and all the cars and the engine were
piled high into the ditch.
The injured were brought here this
morning on the steamer Dixon. They
are al a local hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
COLOMBIAN CENSOR

WASHINGTON, II. g, Nov, To-
The cable companies operating be
tween America aud Colombia have
informed the state department that
the Colombian government has de-
ciarcd a cen sofHhip un all messages
from luena Ventura. the terminal
20 the interior II L. not believed.
however. that the censorship viii
apply 60 messages between the state
department and Minister ileaupfe.
at honota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
MARSHALL WILL
SEIZE THOMSON

/ l.. Crosby. chief deputy United
states marshal left the city last
evening 90 serve papers ~ attach
ment an the steamship Flihu Thorn
son qr the owners thereof at Ia.
CONAN The ease ~ that 81 the pas.
snnEnra 81 this vessel on her last
trip from Nome They alIeHv poor
food. crowded rooms ana 80 truat.
ment.
The passengers are suing che corn
pany FER $50 damages each and the
m0nitiun and attachment IL from the
federal court.
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$4,000
SHY
FORMER CASHIER or PEOPLES
NArioNoAL BANK ARRESTED
ron RIo pEFALcATIoN

NEWARK. ohio. Nov. LEX
Cashier Hoover Of the Peoples Ma
tiouai bank was arrested this morn
Ing he Il charged with a shortage
pf sec. 90. covering ~ years The ex-
auinsfr say the drfaieetion 81 the
former cashier viii not cripple tho
institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
7 YEARS
pEFAuLTlNG BANK CASHIER
GETS LONG IMPRISONMENT.
AND STILL HAS SOMETHING
COMING TO HIM

clRcLEvuLE. o. Nov io-De-
faulting Cashier Brown Of the New
Holland bank. who ned and was later
arrested az San Francisco, today plead
90 guilty % one indictment ard was
sentenced 10 seven years imnrisnn-
mcnt Ia the pruitentiary. lie pleaded
not guilty 60 three other indictments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
OVATION
TO Dewey

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. io.-Admiral
Dewey arrived here today. and was
given an ovation. At the navy yard
he Inspected the cruiser Olympia, thus
celebrating the anniversary Of his TAX
ing command ~ the Aslatio squadron.
The hattlcship Maine wRs sighted on
the coast today. steaming rapidly
HouthWard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
ROOSEVELT
ROASTED

BOSTON, NOV. iO.-In the FEEDER.
alton of Labor Convention today
Secretary Duncan read a report Of
various strikes and also reported
conversations and correspondence
With President Roosevelt anant the
Gompers= Miller case. Hooaeveit's at
titude was severely criticised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
SNOW AT
OLYMPIA
OTHER NEWS FROM The STATE
CAPITAL

OLYMPIA. wash. Nov io.-The old
Abe Mining company of Seattle ffef
articles 81 Incorporation today. with
capital stock Of 81 .500.a1 Also the
Citizens Investment company - Sc
attic. with a capital 81 Sip149 90.
The supreme court today n the case
Of ". Young. respondent vs. the
Seattle Transfer company on nppcai
from King county. the decision Of this
lower court was reversed. and the case
reruandsd. with Instructions 90 dr.
miss The scfian was brought 20 re-
cover the vafne - a trunk and cor
tents stored with the defendant IN
iss The plaintiff received a verdict
for $50 in the lower court.
Snow began falling here At noon
and an hour later II turned Into a
heavy rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
FIRE Near
ELLENSBURG
Especial 10 The star.l

ELLENsnuRG. Nov. i0--The res
ldence OF Martin Holm. five miles
southeast OF town. and all contents
were destroyed by fire last evening.
The loss h about $1,000, The fire was
caused by "A lamp explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
FIGH ING
BRITISH TROOPS AND NATIVES
CLASH IN HiNTERLAND

ALDEN. Nov. ia.--Fighting Is re-
ported in the Hinterland between
British troops and Cutebis. Eight
soldiers were wounded. The tribes
men lost heavily. the dead includ-
ing the son of Chief Sheik.
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noon. undo "a flag u truce. they de-
manded the surrender OF the cap
itRI. which was refused. TheTeupon
ho@tilities were resumed. The city
II strongly fortified and provisions
are plentiful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

When tho steamship Ramona ar
rived this morning from Vancouver
she had on board ~ Russian Gypslca
They Will. however, have e. return 10
Vancouver na they had not been ex-
.umined at that place. and consequent
~ no papers were found on their per
sons
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lombard
TOWN
REVOLUTIONARY oUNBokT
PARTIALLY DESTROYS SAN
DOMINGO PORT AMERICAN
CITIZENS SUFFER-

WASHINGTON. d. c. Nov. IA
Minister Powell " san Domingo ca
btcs the state department under the
date Of November g. 'Marcptla
bonhardcd By revolutionary gun
beat. Partially destroyed"
The American interests al Mar
coris are considerable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
FIGHTING
FOR LIFE

TACOMA. NOV. - sssie Senator
Hamil,on was kept alive by ihe-ces u
oxygen last night A slight change
Ter the better Il noticed this afternoon.
The typhoid is better. but both lungs
are seriously affected by pneumonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
To PREVENT
STRIKE

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. in.-The NJ
inois board OF arbitration is this af-
ternoon trying TO prevent the street
car strike. President Mahon has
been accepted for the carmen. but
the company has given no answer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
KAISER is
ALL RIGHT

BERLIN. Nov ie.--An official bull
lctiu this morning says the Improve
msnt OF the kaisrr's wound co.'s
tiuues. lie took a walk this morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
AMERICAN orrs s75, 600

WASHINGTON. u. e.. Nov. 10
The state department Is informed
that the American Venezuelan com
mission has awarded $4,000 on the
Rudleff claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
MARRIED

PARIS. Nov ie-Lueliis Faues.
daughter % the late president Of
France. and Georges Gayan. a Ia
nous author. were married today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
ARE B0MBARDING
SANTO DOMINGO

sANTO DOMINGO. Nov. ia-The
revolutionary forces attacked the
city last night, using artillery. but
no damage was done This after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
EDITOR JAILED

BELGRADE. Nov. i0.-Editor Mo-
vosti has been arrested for printing
capard to the effect that King
Peter was about TO abdicate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
NEW p. M. s

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Nov. ID
Nearly SEQ nominations OF postmas-
ters are sent to the senate by the
president today. Among them are
the following. California. Prank
Rutherford. Truckee. George Wat
terson. Bishop; Daniel Trout. B0ul-
der Greek: william Wulf. Crescent
city; Roy Chiffon. AT Fowler; Cath
Stsson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

The mystery surrounding the old
man with the gunny bag containing
the body OF a dead infant. has been
cleared M. The man Of mystery
did not appear at the coruncr's Of
flee yesterday. and Il was thought
that the affair had been prac-
teal Joke.
This afternoon. however. the old
man. whose name Is James Bishop.
returned to the courthouse and left
the bag with its contents at the
sheriffs office.
The bag contained a foetus OF
about three months, II was found
on the sand spit south OF the city.
No Investigation will be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
HANNA Will HEAD
CANAL COMMIT TEE

aha not diHnlaee Morgan, but the eN=
pcoted hint viii be dropped him To
request that he be relieved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

Thomas Lynch ~ the immigration
bureau n San rfnueiseo. has been
trausferrud from that Office 20 bal
lard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
.vARILlA,s nluNpra

WASHINGTON. II. g. Nov. 10
NJ, Philippe Hnuueau -Narillh's blum
der ia addressing an open letter O.
senator Morgan. calling upon him
20 dcsist from his opposition To IA,
Panama canal. II the subject al
much comment and speculation up.
on its outcome at the national cap,
'itol today.
That the representative ~ N,
Panama republic has made sefir
Gus mistake. h generally conceded
whether Il Wiil result ia demnnt
Tor hts recall or the Republic OF
Panama voluntarily taking this ans
ton. u a question that is being dis.
GUESSED by the congressman here ~
attendance az the extra session.
senator Morgan Vharacteristicis
said. when interview about the let
ter. That he was not VA the habit ol
taking instructions from French
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11
THE sENArE

In striking contrast With yeater-
DAY. the senate convened today Nlfh
no flowers. and bat few spectators.
although u fun attendance Assist
ant Secretary Barnes delivered the
presidents message. which was read
BIZ Secretary OF State BENNETT TIE
reciprocity treaty referred 90 ar-
eompaniad the russsaxe. and vas re-
ferret % the committee on foreign
relationH The senate adjourned at
~ rs o'clock
The president sent IN the fellow
ing nominations Thomas Cum
minFa. New York. 10 be consul At
Puerto Cabetlo. Venezuela VIM.
composed 81 naizrti and GroavcnoF,
TIE eighth district. Daniel Wright
% Ohio. associate justice % the ST.
preme district % columbia Joseph
Giu. Judge % the Northern district
Of the indian Territory. Aloysias
Bowling Of Maryland. auditor Of the
treasury department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nev. 10
Attorney General Knox yin this at
ternaou give out the correspondence
IN the L9ttauer case. na the latter
demands n repauluE Of the case.
Among the nominations sent 10
the senate BY the president today
was that % Capt Converse. to Be
chief Of equipment with the rank
% rear admiral. ard Capt Ras. chief
Of The bureau Of steam engineer
tnE. with rank % rear Admiral
The senate caucus this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-11

BERLIN. Nov tn-ft h. semi ON
ciailY announced this afternoon thai
any attempt BY Coinmhia e. draw Ger.
many into the Panama imbfuEilp vii
be vigorously resisted by thr German
government
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-28

intelligenty and the outcome is likely %
be of interest to every member OF the
Association.
Trust Company and Savings Banks Sec
tons OF the Association have been formed
for the special promotion and study Of the
individual methods required in these spe-
cial branches of banking and their large
membership attests their success.
/ have thus outlined to you briefly the
practical work of the best modern ex-
ponent of Organization among Banks, =
and you can Judge yourself the benefits.
Do / need TO go into any argument as
to whether these results Aeoud have
been obtained by any means other than
an organization If felt it was neces-
sary to do so, / should have assumed in
addressing you a burden beyond my
ability to successfully carry and should
be undertaking something which ! am
sure your own intelligence makes unre-
cessary.
AS sparks fly from the whirring emery
wheel in putting the keen edge OF USE
fulness on the bright steel, so the attri-
ton of mind against mind in our annual
councils and intercourse evolves the spark
ling intelligence and thought which make
them feast OF reason. Show me a man
who saws he has ever attended a Bankers
Convention and has gone home without
new idea and a broadened mind, and
will show you a back number who
would not be missed if he went away
from home and stayed.
Now, Mr. President. fair women OF my
own mother State, and brothers OF the
North Carolina Bankers Association, let
me express my great pleasure IN greeting
you and accepting your warm welcome
and hospitality. This is republic of
States, and while men are divided by State
lines in their traditions their history and
their interests; in the national govern
ment representation is by States, so in
our banking federation the State is the
basis of the larger organization, all unit
ed in a national organization There IRE
patent reasons why the States should each
have their own organizations. Il there
were no other reasons the pleasure of
social intercourse, OF touching elbow 10
elbow, of becoming better acquainted and
making friendships and attachments be-
tween men who have a common Calling
iris pleasure itself would more than com
pensate for the maintenance of State or
ganization, to say nothing OF other OBJ
jtcts of Importance and value
We live in an age of change and pro-
gIess. LET the great world spin forever