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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
czOLGosZs BROTHER ARRESTED.
He is Held in Detention at Los Angeles,
California.

Los Angeles, Cal, (SpeciaD.-Acting
under instructions from the Secret Ser
vice Bureau at Washington. the police
arrested man who is suspected OF
being one OF the brothers OF Czolgosz.
the assassin OF the la:c President Nc
kinlcy
Great secrecy has been maintained
about the arrest. and practically no
information has been given out con
corning the man. 1t is known. how
ever. that he was arrested and CON
fined in the city jail. No charge has
been lodged againS, him. the police
simply OBTAINING the mar on suspicion
until after the President shall have Lett
Los Angeles.
1t is said that Czolgosz has been liv-
ing in this city Tor several months.
being employed in a ta;nale factory.
His actions. it is said have been no;
out OF tho ordinary and no complain,
is made OF the man other than that 81
his relation to the assassin oi President
NJ X i,ticv
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION.
Accident Near Fulton Chain, N. I.-Disobey-
ed Orders.

Malone. n. y. (SpeciaD A terrible
hcad-on collision occurred at Nelson
Lake. on the Mohawk and Malone Rail
road. Two passenger trains, travelling
at high speed, crashed into each other,
and FIVE persons are reported dead and
several injured.
The scene of the wreck is about so
miles from Utica on the main line be-
tween Utica and Montreal.
The disaster occurred OH curve. and
the locomotives and mail cars were
wrecked The mail compartments are
reported to be in SplinterS and the mails
are buried in the debris.
A representative OF the Railway Mai,
Service who was on board one Of the
trains has taken charge OF the mail mat
ter, and will attempt TO dig it from the
Wreckage.
The trains are supposed to meet at
Fulton Chain. = few miles from Nelson
Lake 1t is said that the engineer OF one
OF the trains ran past his orders and
caused the disaster Engineer NayinS
was killed in the crash
James B. Jones. mail clerk. OF Ma
lone. is said to have had both legs broken,
John Best. another mail clerk. whose
home is AT Hcrkimcr. was reported killed.
brit is still alive. although said TO be
badly injured
John T. Glynn, rewsboy. was killed.
Conductor Frank FauikcS. OF Utica. and
Fireman Nerden are also dead.
Several OF the passengers are reported
injured. but. 50 far as ascertained. none
81 them was killed or fatally injured.
Mail Clerk Bcs, is il 4 prccarous con-
fi.;cr,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
TROUBLE OVER PANAMA
President Marroquin, CT Columbia, is
Compelled to Resign.
HE WILL BE SUCCEEDED BY REYES
Three Political Elements Opposed 10 Ratiii'
caticn of the Canal Treaty-0ne Objects TO
Giving the United States Perpetual Control,
Another Urges That the Indemnity is Not
Sufficient.

Panama, Colombia (By Cablc).-lt is
reported here that President Marroqun
has been compelled to resign Office on
account OF political troubles. and tina;
Gen. Raphael Reyes, second vicc-prcsi
dent OF Colombia. will assume the prcsi-
dcncy. Friends OF the canal are anxiously
awaiting confirmation OF this report.
1t is currently reported here that the
Panama Canal Company has offered tho
Colombian government SI1ooo.coo OF The
S4o,ooo,CCo the company receives from
the United States government for the
canal property.
\ dispatch from Panama said tic con
vocation OF the Colombian Congress for
June 20 was believed by those acquainted
with government affairs 10 mean that
President Marroqun was confident oi
having sufficient support 10 assure APP
proval OF the canal treaty.
Gen. Raphael Reyes returned to Col
ombia last March from Mexico City.
where he represented Colombia At the
second International Conference OF
American States. When interviewed At
Colon he spoke guardcdiy on the matter
oI thc iiaN-ficTran convention. ana Vas
not disposed TO diScuSs the probability OF
lis ratification by the Colombian Con
greSS.
He seemed to have reason to believe
that the recent Interpretation Of the
United States Of its obligatory rights TO
maintain free transit across tic iSthn1us
and It's manner of enforcing these rights
had created vcry unfavorahlc impress
sion throughout Colombia. He said The
politicians who would be called Upon 10
decide the fetc OF the canal would not
be likely to forget the humliating Incl
dents which occurred during the recent
insurgcnt hoStiiiticS on the sthmus.
General Reyes. however. in no way cx-
pressed himself as opposed to the con
Struction OF the canal by the United
States
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
SENDS BACK THE NOTE.
Bulgaria Declared That Turkeys Terms Are
Offensive.

Constantinoplc (By Cable).-Thc
Bulgarian government has returned the
Porte'S note on the subject OF the in
cursion OF Bulgarian bands into Mace
donna and the importation OF explosives
into Turkey from Bulgaria to the Otto
man commissioner at Sofia in consc-
qucncc OF what the government OF Bull
gar;a describes as Its offensive terms.
The mustcringoi Turkish troops con-
tinucS in Macedonia and Albania. where
soon los batialions will be distributed
The Porte issued statement declar-
ing that the reports published IN Vienna
ii events alleged 10 have tranSpircd re
Gently i'll the European provinces oil
Turkey are either exaggerated or false.
lEe Turkish government. with the best
intentions. IS doing everything possible
to insure the application 81 the reforms.
The statement issued OF the prompt re
establishment oi order at SalOnica Is
proof al the capacity and resolution a
the government 10 master the situation.
Imperial troops have arrived at Dl-
akova. European Turkcy and are con
tinuing their march To Ipck. i'll order
10 support the Sultan ; commissioners
there
Vienna (By Cable).-A decidedly OPP
ti.l,s,ic feeling prevails in official circles
here regarding the relations between
Turkey and Bulgaria. which are de
clarcd to have greatly improved within
the last y hours The probability OF
war between the two countries Is now
considered Slight.
The warlkc feeling al Cor stantinoplc
is believed to BE disappearing. 1t j.
frankly admitted that Turkey has seri-
OTIS grounds Tor complaint against Bull
garia. but it IS believed that the Sultan
is too clever to embark upon war
from whch ii lie were victorious he
would gain nothing and in which he
might lose everything.
\ Bulgarian band attempted to blow
up powder magazine at Monastr Il
was surprised BY Turkish troops. and 4
fight cn>ucd i'll which many OF the con-
ba;antS were killed or wounded.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Sparks FROM TIL. WIRES.

The Convention OF Amalcamatcd
Street Railway Employees. i'll PittSburg.
sent telegram 20 PreSidcn, Roosevelt
rccitng alleged abuses oi the mails
by certain street car companies. Sucn
Is the opening OF letters 20 the mca
during strike troubles.
The police CO no, lay much stress
on ths evidence they have against To-
maSo Lonbardo. the Italian who Is be-
ing held On suspicion OF being the mur-
fcrcr al Miss Nellie y. S:ur;evant IL
Medio-d. Mass
SIX Thousand carpenters are Oh strike
in Philadelphia. ard the master car
pcnicr, refuse their demands Tor g
cents an hour an cigh:-hour day ana
Saturday hali-ho!idays.
Returns received BY Rev. d.. William
II Roberts. stated clerk .: the Pres
bvtcrian Gcn, raj Assembly. assure the
adoption ui ti.c revised creed.
Stray bullets from the cruiser Mar
bichcad. which was engaged IN target
practice. wounded two oil ,hc crew q
,he cruiser Boston
The commissioners 81 Lorain coun-
=. O.. have offered reward oi $1,000
io- the arrest Of the murderer 81 Miss
agatha Reichle;n.
During a strike row ii Greenwich,
Conn. an Italian striker Was killed by
enc II his coua,rymcn. who shot III
>el:-Gc.cnSc.
The subcommittee OF the Panama
Carai Commission returned to New
Work alter q visit OF inspection along
the canal.
Louis scigcl and Pa;:l Smith were ar
rested II Lancaster. Pa. Tor the .uur-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Poor Mans Rich Find.

Railway. y. J. tS?eciaD.--It became
known here that Patrick Moore. a Gag
man at the New Brunswick ayenue cross
ing of the Pennsy vania railroad. found
on Wednesday check Tor $4,000.
which fluttered out 81 \ window OF The
Long Branch express as il passed
through here The check was drawa on
the Merchants Naiioa;l Bank OF Chi
cago in favor 81 Mrs Isabella Stcwar;.
but the name 81 n make VA, unde-
cipherab!e. The check was turned in "a
the lost property department. cf the ra;l-
road
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
KILLED in DEATH
Accident in a Tunnel on the MOI
Western R. 2.
CRUSHED UNDER BIG ROCK
Strata OF Solid Rock Gives Way
Foundations are Removed and :
Gang OF Laborers Fairly-Besi
Nine Killed Five Oilers Are lniure,
OF Them Fatally.

Roanoke. Va. (SpcciaD.-Nir
w,re killed and five Others injure'
OF them fatally. by slide OF
the east end tunnel No. at Eg
Springs. Giles county, on the
folk and Western Railroad.
Railroad contractors were enga
double tracking the tunnel at the
named, and when the tunnciing
had removed the car.h and stone
railroad tracks at the point vine
calamity occurred 4 hu9c slice %.
stone. gave way on the mourtai
and came down at an angle OF az
degrees, striking the gang oi !ai
at work iairly and crushing the III
OF nine mcr. This Strata OF solid
was connected only by clay seam
when the foundation waS remove
strata. sornc 50 icct long. icll vi
warning. catching the men II &
trap
One man was in niche OF the i
way and was only erazcd on the
and head. escaping with s,igat INK
He was removed without great
culty. \ second .lan. who stood
the outer edge 81 the slide. was
slightly hurt. but three others '
more unfortunate ard were injured
badly tina: il Is feared TIA they vii
The bodies OF the nirc men. som
them are white. are still under
mountain slide
y wrccking car and derric:;
taken OFT iro.~ Radiord, bu, tfus
they have been OF no avail. 1heT
no likelihood that the bodies can be
covered soon. Is the rock will lav
be dynar,ited and removed bit by
This is considered dangerous. As
length oil the strata cannot b. as
tanned. and there is imminent Cangc
4 second crash as soon IS the has
removed and consequent loss OF Q
lives.
|, has been impossible thus !ar
secure the names oil the victims. !
are known orly to the contractors.
they can Judge only by the mis-
members of the force One thing
is known is that it was Il mixed g
composed both o; white and colo
laborcrs.
The accident did not delay IT
materially on tho main line. The IT
were delayed. however. by another .
in Big Tunnel. IT Montgomery. 20 Il
cast oil Egg,cston. and trains were
al this slide over Jour hours.
The latest adviccs from IN off
source. 50 lar As the Norfolk
Western Railway is concerned. ar
the effect that only seven men Y
killed outright, but a weil-known
tractor coming to Roanoke from
scene OF the accident gave the iac;
above.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
The MOROS ARE PUNISHED
Three Hundred We're Killed by Column
Under Captain Pershing.
AMERICAN REAR WAS ATTACKED.
'ueHerai Davis Reports the Return of the
Column After Having Taught a Saluiary
Lesson TO the hosiiles Commended by
GeueraI Sumner and Congratulated by
Secretary OF W or Root.

Manila by Cable) The latcs; news
from Mindanao received here shows that
500 Moros were killed in the recent cap
furc of Taraca Nindanao, by Captain
Pershing's troops.
Struggling Moros attacked the rear
guard of Captain Pe~>hing's column.
near Bacolod. Mindanao. Saturday morn
ing. wounding Lieu;cnan; Rutcgle~ and
one soldier The quad killed al The al
hackers
Brigadier-Gencrai Simmer. command
ing the Department ii Mindanao. has
issued congratuatory order 10 Captain
Pershing's troops.
Washington (SpeciaD 1.-The War De
partment has received the following dis
patch from Brighten. George ". Davis
concerning operations III the Island OF
Mindanao:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Hundreds of Houses Burned.

Ottawa, Ont. (SpceiaD.-A fire. srS-
pected OF being OF inccndiary origin.
destroyed hundreds OF houses and mil
lions OF fee; OF lumber in t;lis city. Joil"
White. who had just beer released from
the penitcntiary. after serving tcr,l
OF imprisonment Tor arson. was ca"gh;
near where the fire was first disco
cred. He was taken to the police Sta
ton. and charged with starting the COY
flagration The FIRE originated within
4 stones throw oi where the great Hall
fire OF April rs. 1000. was checked
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Blocked Ev icc.BerCs.

St. Johns. y T. tSro,ial) The IN
mensc number q iceberg, of tie New
foundland coas; and the Grand Bank
interfere seriously with steamer traffic.
Several liners which haze sighted Cape
Race report ic,he~es u great size and in
unusual abundance covering the entire
shipping track Ne Men live steamer
Cartagcnian l;rSs a similar report.
This steamer hai ~ stop for four hour
owing to FOG I'D '.ere. She las on
board $50 immigrant, aa-7t fpr Western
Canada.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Pursued His Victim for Niles.

Charleston. S. C. (SpcciaD.-Aboui
nine miles from Camden Spain Kelley
met W. +. Creech in The road riding in
a buggy with friend. Without word
OF warning Kelley stopped his horse,
icrcicd his gun and fired Crccch. who
was wounded. raised M and begged his
assailant not 10 XIII him. but Kcilcy mr.
cd again y paSScrby took the wound
cd man into his buggy and rode rap
idly away. KELLEY took his horse out
81 the Buggy. mounted him and pur-
sued the flying vehicle Tor about three
miles. when lie overlook CfeoS-y---.d
fired on him with gun and pistol eight
times. killing him despite his pleas Tor
MERCY
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Sparrows in a Bank.

New York STANDARDIZATION
George Carrasan and Cashier Emmett
Hamilton were busy receiving dcpos-
its at the Bayonnc Bank. Bayonnc, \.
J.. when two Sparrows flew into the
rooms. The birds few about the apart
men, several times. and finally perchcd
on the railing oi the desk. They were
not .nolcstcd until one OF them attempt
cd to carry away a S bill. During She
afternoon the birds few i'll and out OF
the bank. and each time they entered
carried whisps oi straw. which they de-
posted in the derby hat OF Mr.. Harlil-
ton. When ne went ior his hat after
the bank closed he found in it the be-
ginning OF nest.
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oIeigu.

In al engagement between Bulgari-
ans and Turkish troops at lgapari, near
Mona stir. many Bulgarians were killed
and u made prisoners. The big Euro
pcan powers are satisfied with the cor
rcctncss OF Bulgaria's course and will
not tolerate the adoption by the Sultan
o: stern measures against Bulgaria OF
accoun; OF the Salonica outrages.
Preliminary investigation OF the
IIumbc-t ira,d case il Paris has been
completed. and Thc-ese Humbcrt. her
husband and her brother have been
gerry
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
arrived in Edinburgh to pay their ccre-
nonial visit 10 Scotland.
The Frerch Minister OF War has not
decided to presen. the Dreyius case be-
lore the Court OF Cessation.
The laying Of the duplicate German
A'lantic cable was commenced NJ Bor-
kuIl. an island Q! the North Sea.
The Russian government has au-
;ho.;zcd 4 denial OF the story circulated
by he Central Committee for Relief
III the kishinetf Sufferers II the effect
tina; there nave been terrible massacrcs
~ Jews in tina: town. and much suffer
ing among them III other parts OF Bes-
saraDia or Southwest Russia
Finance Minister Wiite Of Russia re-
gncd. but withdrew il upon receiving
~ apology from Grand Duke Michael.
who had written 4 pcrcmptory letter
demanding an increased appropriation.
The F'rcnoh police claim that an
american is Implicated in The mys;cri-
ous murder 81 Madame dc Bricnnc.
who Was iound s:rang.cd in he- room
- PAS.
The Dcatsche Bank ard the Deuischc
Ccbcrscci,chc Baui al Berlin. will CO.
operate with Spcycr x Co. OF New
NoTk. ~ taking the Mexican gold loan.
Rear Admiral Cotton has been in
trusted To- take The United States
Eur pcan ~queGrou. row a, Vile
irauchc. q k,cl u the end OF the
moth
= result -; the railroad strike in
Victoria. Australia. the lines have been
tempered with and locomotives dcraied.
TIE princi. n markets in Lima have
beea closed 81 accoun; OF the diScoy-
cry oi The bubonic plague Al Cailao.
Adr'~al Ccrvcra. 81 the Spanish
rary has been gazct,cl a lie senator.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
"\Ianila. Nav 10. 1908.

".Adjnfdai- General. !! GshiHg;0n:
Capt. John ]. Pershing has completed
4 circuit OF Lake Lanao via the east
coast from Camp Wears. Had a sharp
fight at Taraca. Captured 10 forts. mary
prisoners. 50 lan,aca> and Go rifles. All
other dattos friendly Liberated prison
ers, destroyed hostile forts and laniacas
Our loss. two killed and four wounded.
Every hostile Ianao datto has now been
chastised. All Moros know cur friend
ship is valuable ard is freely extended to
all who deserve il, No properly. save
hostile forts. has hecn molcSted Troops
returning to Wears via the west coast.
Moro labor eager for employment on the
roads and shelter buildings: former
about finished: -he latter progressing
rapidly Troops have behaved splendidly:
not only in contendng with fanaiicai
savage foe. BIT; a dread disease. and. be-
sides, had to construct many miles OF
road through tropical jungle. No more
lostilities are anticipated beyond occas-
ional sniping"
Secretary Root sent the following
cable to General Davis:
/ congratulate YOU on The work done
IN Mindanao. Express TO Captain Per
shing and officers and men under his
command the ,,lauks OF War Department
for their able and effective accomplish
mcnt of a Difficult, and important task.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Congress- OF Mothers.

Detroit. Mich. Especial AT the first
session ot the conference OF the Ma.
tional Congress OF Mothers reports Of
state presidents and state organizers
were presented. and Mrs. Florence hei-
Icy. OF New York. read the report OF the
committee on child labor The reports
OF the state presidents and organizers
covered tie condition OF The state con-
grcss and the work accomplished IN the
past year. In her report OF the COM
mittee on child labor Mrs. Kelley
handled very completely the question II
employing child labor at night. She
said the State % Pennsylvania. in par
ticuar the Cities OF Philadelphia and
Scranton, is the wors: in The Union IN
this regard
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Col. {. NJ. Watson. secretary Oi II {
British Commission TO the 81. Louis
Exposition. sad in New York that Brit
iSh manufacturers would not exhibit
their new ideas. being fearful that the
americans wonld copy them
There was the widest excitement in
the cotton market in New York. caus-
cd by another rise. The market qrictcd
down about noon. but there was an
other rise. followed by another scram-
bic i'll the afternoon.
The Chicago Rock Island and Pa
ciiic Railroad filed with the Secretary
oi Safe in DoS MoineS. la. amended
articles. increasing its capital stock
S2ocCoooo making the total capital
stock SI+5.oooooo.
Four oi Ike II presidents of the See
Nup Society were arrested in San
Francisco Tor conspiracy ,o murde: the
500 members oi the Chinese Society OF
English Education.
The rs Portuguese immigrants res
cued ira-l the stranded barkentinc Vera
Crrz had 4 terrible experience. but are
now being cared :or al Portsmouth. y
President Roosevelt has offered to
Frederick w Hollis. 81 New York. the
position OF umpire III the settlement
OF GermanyS claims against Nenc
z=cla
Capt. Frank Pcnncil. chief OF the
Quebec police, died on train while en-
route II New Orleans To attend the
convention OF police chiefs
Cashier Draper. oi the First National
Bank 81 Asbury Park. y. J.. pleaded
No; guilty to the charge OF ialsiiying the
bank records.
Filipino women have pctitioned Arch
bishop GIidi. The apostolic delegate III
the Philippines. asking for the rctcr
tion oi the ;r;ars.
Charles and Henry Liermai. broth
crs. were reunited al the Soldiers
Home. i'll Milwaukee. after scrara
zion OF so years.
TIE Women's Missionary Union o:
the Southern Baptist Convention. in
session IN Savannah. Ga, elected Off
cc-S.
Eigh; hundred employees oil the Mo-
bile and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
brakemcn. yardmcn and baggagemcn-
vert on strike ior 4 10 per cent. in
crease i'll wages Tor freight service and
a per cent. increase Tor passenger
service.
Sergeant Ransdell. OF the
Senate. received word from President
Roosevelt to expect summons for al
extra session oil Congress immediately
alter the iall elections.
George Reynolds. an Englishman.
was arrested i'll New York on the
charge OF stealing $4,000 worth OF val
uables from August Belmont, who had
employed him
The Supreme Court OF Kansas as
iru2ed the decision OF the lower court
declaring Jessie Morrison guilty OF the
charge of killing Mrs. DIN Castle.
Chancellor Day. oil Syracuse. sus-
pended the entire freshman class until
they repaired TIE damage some men
ber> had done - the buildings.
\ warning letter received i'll time
irevcrted an internal machine being
loaded Oh the Cunardcr Unbria AT New
York.
g. y. Benedict. stenographcr. com
:2,itted suicide beside the bier OF his
dead wife at their home. III Chicago.
Charles Yarnell Was held in Philadcl
phia Tor the action OF the grand jury.
Bella Boyce aged IS. who died OF burns
i'll 4 hospital. having informed po-
iiccnlan on her deathbed that the ac-
c"scI man had poured oil over her
- 4 then set her on fire.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Other Changes Are to Follow.

Postof,ice Inspector Fosnes took
charge oi the free delivery service.
PoStoiiicc Inspector in Charge
Thorpe. OF New York city. who has
been assisting i'll the investigation OF
the department. will remain with Act
ing Superintendent Fosnes to assist him
i'll handling some oil the details oi the
work. The investigation may result in
other changes in this branch OF the ser
vice. One OF the possible results OF the
present situation is the abolition OF the
office OF general superintendent, on the
ground that il is a place the functions
OF which are covered by the supcrinten-
dent oi the city free delivery service
ard the superintendent oi the rural free
delivery.
Postmaster General Payne said that
the transfer OF the free delivery to TIE
office oil the fourth assistant and MS.
Machcns indefinite leave was with the
First Assistant Postmaster General
Wvnne.
Seymour w. Tullocll. former cashier
OF the Washington city postoffice. who
in newspaper interview made grave
charges against the administration OF
the postal service AT the time OF his re-
moval several years ago. was i'll the
city Mr. Tulloch said. as matter OF
courtesy to the Postmaster General. he
would await 4 reasonable time Tor thai
official to act on the request Tor copies
oi letters from ex-Postmastcr General
Charles Emory Smith. Comptrollc:
Tracewell. Postmaster Merritt. OF this
city. ard Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General BriStow
Mr.. Tulloch declined 10 say whether
he would then make public the iniorna
ton in his hands to sustain his state
mentS. though insisting that he had am
pie data to ccrroborate his charges.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Abandon Land Tax.

N-okohana Japan (By Cablc).-As Z
result II AZ understanding arrived al
between the cabinet and the constitu.
,iouai political association formed by the
Aiara-i, II" in 1910 the cabinet has
abandoned Ike lard tax as a means fof
providing funds ior The naval program
"h:ch r. poses az expenditure 9
S7.75c.coo rcr year ior 10 years. az
agrees - apply thereto annually $
oco.ooo dcrivablc irom ihc sale ~ go
$4,000 from the railroad iunN1
$4,000 from rctreuchmcnt in the
nlulStrativc expenses.