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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05

Several exchanges seemed to have
Sonfused Waynesboro with Statesboro
and are saddiing wyynesboro's recent
lsladng upon statesboro. stateboro
has sins of her own to answer for and
lts is not fair to hold her accountable
For Waynesboro's misdeeds.
The Citadel will be a gentle and
lady-like place when the board of vis-
stors get through with it. No base
ban, no football and mighty little fun
oa any kind seems to be the aim of
sne board.
The Citadel must be in bad fix II
4 II is necessary to kick the faculty out
seek, stock and barrel. A few words
Of explanation by the board would not
be amiss,
The occurrences at Odessa suggest
( the thought that the Russian sailors
Sight better and more heartily without
omcers than with them and more de-
terrninedldy against the Russian gov
ernment than against the Japanese.
The wholesale butchery of prison
srs IN Watkinsville, Ca. Thursday
snorning appears to have been with
cat excuse. AS an exhibition Of blood
lust and Iawlessness it equals anything
tkat has occurred in Georgia, though
fortunately wanting in details of
! Hendish cruelty that have attended
some Of the burnings at the stake
which have disgraced the state in
Sormer years.
The Manning Times advocates
cotton warehouse for Manning be-.
cause Sumter has decided to build
several Manning should have a
warehouse by all means, not because
Sumter or any other town has them
but because every cotton market that
handles as much as 10000 bales Of
cotton a season needs a warehouse to
enable the farmers to hold their cot
Ton until it can be sold to advantage.
When the cotton season opens the
EFFORT viii be made by the people to
whose financial advantage it is to
have cheap cotton to depress the mar
axet and sink prices to the lowest pos
Sible level In this they will succeed,
even though the crop be short ana
The supply totally Inadequate to the
estimated needs Of the cotton mills of
the world during the coming year,
unless the cotton growers and South
ern merchants and bankers make COM
mon cause to prevent the rushing Of
4 cotton from the gins to the market.
Some one has to hold the cotton from
s. SuS tlIiiS II u tfdtCSlSo uAASiA SAAS 100000
/ require it, and those who hold it ex-
pect to make a profit on the trans
action. The producers should make
this profit and the additional profit to
be derived from making the consum-
ers pay a fair price for the cotton.
The only way this can be accomplish
ed is by the establishment Of ware
houses in the South that can store the
cotton and advance money to the
farmers at reasonable rates. The
spectators will be shorne Of a larger
part of their power to manipulate the
market if the cotton is kept in the
hands of the producers where they
cannot get at it without paying what
= -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05
WATER WORKS BONDS.
Entire Issue Awarded to Cincinnati
Firm at a Premium.

Entire Issue Awarded to Cincinnati
Firm at a Premium.
From the Daily Item, July /.
Sealed bids for the 1-2 per cent.
water works bonds were opened at
noon today at the office of City Clerk
Hurst. There were a number of COM
munications from bond dealers, but
most of them contained tentative Of
fers for the issue on per cent. basis,
while one offered to take the issue at
par if paid a substantial commission.
Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincinnati,
O., offered to take the entire issue Of
s116,OO0 at par and to furnish the
bonds without cost to the city.
W. r. Todd & Co., of Cincinnati, O.,
offered to take the entire issue and
pay a premium of $500 and accrued
interest to the date Of the transfer Of
the bonds.
This offer was accepted and the
bonds were awarded to w. r. Todd
& Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05
PEACE COMMISSIONERS NAME1

President Announces the Names Of
Russian and Japanese Plen-
ipotentiaries.
Washington, June 3.-Yesterday
by the direction Of the president Sec
retary Loeb made the formal an
nouncement in the following state
ment:
.The President announces that the
Russian and japanese governments
have notified him that they have ap-
pointed the plotenipotentiaries to
meet here, (Washington,) as soon
after the first Of August as possible.
The two Russian p!enpotentiaries are
Ambassador Muravieff, formerly min
lister of justice, and now ambassador
at Rome, and Ambassador Rosen.
The japanese plenipotentiaries are
Baron Komura. now minister Of
foreign affairs, and Minister Takahira.
eft is possible that each side may
tatives. The plenipotentiaries of both
Russia and Japan, will be entrusted
with full power to negotiate and con-
clude a treaty of peace, subject, OF
course, to ratification by their respec-
tive home governments"
A day or two ago the Russian and
japanese governments formally COM
municated to President Roosevelt the
names of the plenipotentiaries they
respectively had selected. Acting as
an intermediary the president COM
muicated the names of the japanese
ENJOYS to the st. Petersburg govern
ment, and those Of the Russian rep
resentatives to the government of To-
kio. Having received from both gov
ernments assurances that the selec-
tions were satisfactory, the president,
according to his agreement with the
belligerents, authorized the public an
nouncement Of the ENJOYS.
I'll brave the storms Of Chilkoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains Of frozen glass,
I'd leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05
l,t,s ,letauDllaa alla SoatDr0n.
WEDNESDAY,. ,uLY 5, 1905.

The Snanter Watchman was founded in
1850 and the True Southron in> 1866. The
Wuschma,s and Soathron now has the COM
eined circulation and influence ofebotn of
She old papers, and is manifestly the best
advertising medium in Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05

Saw Mills of the following makes Engnes) Ldde ard Wa
tertown Boilers) Lombard Nage Erie City Iron Works
and a]so Boilers manufactured by The Sumter Iron Works
The Chattanooga Machinery Co. Improved Drag Saw
all other machinery necessary for the of the people kept
in stock at all times.
We also make speciality Of repairing engines and boilers
from 100 horse power also machine shop work and mould
shop work. castings made from to 5000 bs such as iron s
columns gratinss ventilators androns fire backs,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05

I'll brave the storms Of Chilkoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains Of frozen glass,
I'd leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
Cb;no,o DrDo Store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05

We also handle The Deering
Harvesting Machine, including
Reapers and Binders, Corn
Harvesters and Threshers,
Mowers and Rakes, Peg Tooth
and Disk Harrows, Hay Balers.
The above machinery being
the best sold, the only ball bear
ing machines on the market.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-07-05

We are also in position offer the public the 70 lowing
wagons The Weber Four Wheel Broad Tire and The Colum
bus And to the Mill offer the Hattiesburg Lindsay
eight wheel wagon.
Come and u.s. Corner of Washington St and Oakland ave
One block north of the Southern Railroad Depot SUMTER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
WANT STATES TO aeoGeM BONES
Movement on Feet to Force Psymsn,
on Repu-iated psper

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

c!cs Of public lie, which are essentls
to the well being Of our people.
we, therefore, d.rcc, our govern
, mcnt to carry ont our inacxible will r.
the following manner:
"First-7o extend to the population
the jmmutable foundations of liberty
based on the real lnyiolability Of per
son, freedom Of conscience, speech
union and association.
$ cond Without Suspanding the al
ready ordered elections to the state
douma TO invite to participation I'm the
douma, so far as the limited time be.
fore the Conyocation of the douma vii,
permit, those classes Of the population
now completely deprived OF electoral
rights, leaving the ultimate devotion.
mcnt Of the people OF the electoral
right in general TO the newly establish.
ed legislative order Of things.
"Thiri--To establish as an unchanRe
able rule that no law shall be enforc.
able without the approval OF the state
douma and that II shall be possible for
tho elected Of the people to exercise
real participation in the supervision Of
the legality Of the acts of the authorl.
ties appointed by US.
1--WE appeal to all faithful sons OF
Russia TO remember their duty towards
the fatherlRnd, to aid in terminating
these unprecedented troubles and TO
appP their forces in cooperation with
-, to the restoration OF calm and peace
upon our natal soil.
Given al Peterhof, October 30, In
he eleventh year OF our reign.
NICHOLAS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
Excitement AZ odsssa

Odessa, Nov. THE PRONUNCIATION
acre of the omperor's manifesto was
followed by the wildcat excitement,
vast crowds exultAntly paFading the
streets, a notable featue being the mum.
bers Of troops marching and cheering
with The people The church bells are
ringing. thanksgiving services are be.
ing held and a public holiday has been
proclaimed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

WashingiOa. Nov la ths 90
creme court % zoe Uaitsd s,aies -
tcitJF Geusral HDyt entered H,Itios
70 adVnnos ihs bearing 10 ne case 60
volvinE The a-cleni controversy br
tuUsn tie unlrf states and ~ Chs-
okse nation g. alive - ta~ sHPsass.
tacidsnf 20 me rvm0Tal ~ tks eastern
ChsTotsss - 'A- lsd.ah TERRITORY ~
iutrmrni urs frsi~rcs ~ fL~ rogr
o. claia.s aFaits, re Cn.iei 8,a's, g.
nb1af NooJ a. saa fas rDysrsmsfI
Eggf AID fhs raas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
POSTAL CLERK COMMITS sulcros
When Called Upon TO Check over Hh
Accounts ke Killed Himself.

when called Upon 20 Check Over HI
Accounts ke Killed Himself.
Augusta, Ca. Nov. Edward &,
Beardon. money order clerk IN the post
OHice hero. committed suicide afl,r
being asked by the Inspector TO turn
over his cash drawer and books for "a
animation. Ten minutes before shoot
Ing himself Bcardun was IN excellent
spirits, laughing and joking when
asked Tor the money drawer. be- pass, d
It TO Inspector Wilson. turned to a.,
safe. TOOK a pistol from q pigeon hol
wont 10 thc tLlrd story VI the uuIIlag
and blew out bis brains
BeaTdcn Is said To have been play
Ing the bucket shop and 10 have boon
about 900 ahead u the game. llo had
however, been using government
money aud when the inspectors cam,
In unexpectedly. be- had no tlmo tcI
replace tho funds which we're missing
from the safe
WIen bic ksya were demanded oil
him beardrn became fattled. aud va,
- nervous tina, hs could not open IA
large safe This uaa done b. The
assistant postnastsT. and l1rariva 60 |
Ing 70 The third story ~ the buildins |
oOmmi,.si suicide By shooting himt
through toe TiGhi temple
A. this time the posiDHico people |
aill make no statement - 10 th,I
Of The shortage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

WathlaUou Suv i--T2s EaEy g.
nartmert fstaI frrsisss 100 tss
grass frta RAJ As15rn. Trsiu tats
81 8eaaEsa. JssIrftlf 50 rvfrftrs
uns nast .s FiJhfr ecs 20 aia rar.a.
~ srpabt sifb 30 Cainsne a. a.
earui q ftE tsaFnE q 8 Ctfce re
rH1 ear 60 fEsfies - rEtisf . q
rt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
ARRIVES At home
President Reaches Washington
in Excellent Spirits.
LARGE CROWD WELCOMED HIM
As He Came Ashore the President s
salute of n Guns Was Firsd-Mrs q.
Roosevelt Was at Navy Yard to
Greet Her Husband.

NNN wv N'N~s'
Washington, Nov. President
Roosevelt came ashorr from the 40,
pLln AT The WaShlngtuI navy yard Il,
| ll:5J o'clock THIS to,,uuun aud Nv,
minutes later he had .,ll the yard for
the Waite House In carriage W,
Mrs. Roosevelt and IN, t.Ip was ut an
end, which rounded on u.s tour OF tue
entire country during MS lncunHency
10 president. The President viii ~
10 the executive office dl,cr luncheon,
Two hours before the Dolphin rcucn
cd her moorings peop.r began to sat,
err at the navy yard wharf For an
hour an escort Of MAJ nes. headed b.
the Marine band, Wery in line facing
the wharf, Mrs, Roosevelt arrive,
In her landau al ll;,o and uad tim,
for a drive around the ard, the points
Of interest Of which were pointed OUT,
by a naval officer.
When the Dolphin showed arouno'
Arsenal Point and left The Potomac foII
the eastern branch, the firing squat
manning the saluting battery got ready
for action, Ten minutes before "a,
landing was made = salute Of 81 guns
was hred from the yard battery and i'm
mediately answering bl the Dolphin
Il took but ten minutes TO make fast
under the orders OF Captain Gibbons.
During this time the president, sec
rotary Loeb and Surgeon General r. |
ey, stood on the upper deck at IN,
stern. The president WhA much inter
Gated In the morning papers, WI,
had just been put aboard from the 20 |
lice boat ViEIlhnl which acted ~ %
cort 10 the Dolphin On her way to the
wharf When b. looked up ho caught
sight of Mrs, RoUu,c and exchanged
salutes.
The crowd tOoa up the greeting and
the president sml'UEly GeknoW lodged
many Signals Of vo.cDme.
"A soon a. The lang plank Waa lu'
place Captain y II G. lHulre. CON
mandant Of the >uri. went aboard and.
paid hls Official CO, on the pres dent
Tais Uver the jact 4 tnouutsd the gln.
rail, the entire l'us'h OF the ship Ou
toe shore side, AMI he pfealdtut came
ashore While 90, DOataWalR's plpS
sounded During MS mark of bOnoi
biz dag came doNu from the masthead
A. be- stepped ashore tho buglss wors
sounded and The nanne band piAy 81
he star sphuE.'. Hammer
The president ar,od uncovered ant
he officers aud marines stood a. at
cation
Il vas Intend q taai ,he manneil
should escort DE president Out ~ hs
.ATd. bat 81 the CO.. clusiOn ~ The ri
'uis 70 the Gag Mr' Roosevelt drot,
- from behind 'he guard. ths prsti
.sHt snisrod The carriage. warmly ,
Irasped che hand - bis uifs and ha ,
sfrtaEe pfgeecIsi pst ~ the yard
The crowd voted lis sputimani oil .
Isieoms an4 ~ The naHy huEu sh0ps !
Iors paaaed TIE soFkmsa fuaasd ~, =.
% casaFed a.,
-Giad u go you' shaaisd ths prs I,
seat a. b. drove - -olad 10 sos !,
"a haek'~ came re Vuious ffBm ,bs =.
h0pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
Rslolelnn AZ Warnaw

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Nov Il
The imperial manifesto granting a con
Etltution to Russia maize a deep impress
sion on the people here. They EN-,
braced In the restaurants and there
was universal rejoicing in which toe
army officers Joined The military
patrols nave been withdrawn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

C0asiaau&op.s N0v TIE srsss
rali0us HAleh Wsfs Easg o. fss n,
sI~r4t.Oa q GAiFtis VnFianiah 80
eiaias An.sfieah eiriErnssip. ass "a.
uas rusaraaed 70 saath ~ ne erin
lea. oogr' e. B.tuLoaii. tSf rss n.srt
- Ap.s ru.Ias gfumiEstt Aras
Hian. usfs s4tt~niy ssogpsl yssssfdag
% ne rsesip, - - ffoa ihs Aasef
rae iegs- 7s ts-.s.s f1Fts "a atsqsiv
ora tsT1ea Aa. rs1 80 nfi usEa Ia
esi.aa.y gf5ia-r i9ss Consequences
Ths taf,oTlfisr save sga natiae4 re-
ismurs .tss ~ ss-ssgisa ~ a. 4,aa
seafeaes 80 seer soss senef arseisg
tG1fifEe1fs 81 "a zetsfiaa1 q sFfse
- a. Htift &C. srzia tsS - ,ors
e. So &C., lrH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

feW York. Nor Justice Nad
dH In The suprvmr court 10 Hrnoslyf
yesterday dias0lVsd the lhiuactlDu 90
siraihiaE the supreme council ~ M
Royal AFcAaum from suspondins las
AOck f0f refusing 20 pay biz tats,s
meats aerAdinK 10 The nsu fa'ss. bot
The iuuilor expressly STATED rhat 30 90
- Oaly Oh ne prUmIss ~ counsel foi
hefh sides that thsy uvuli bring ls
oass Ia trial oa Nov ~ apcE ob
tsiasd Tie Temporary ihiahsuoa sons
iEn aayS ago II assyihs u snAs lon
% mate TIE lniuasti0n periuaasht aaa
On fas1lvihG ~ iasges Aa4d1I saia
~ go aef aaisa bJ . drs.re ~ project
he lniFGsafs % the aiioss ahd o.
ghaps u fhe aaa4 sen. .,sfs ~ gsf
mahrai lhlaacflDh Woid saVs he -
fpet - 'ythE ~ ths f4aAs ~ l,s % isF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
SURGEON PARALvzED At WORK.
While Performing q Serious oPsrstlSn
He 10 Stricken Down.

he 10 stricken Down.
Chicago. Nov While ne va
performing q serious operation yestgr
day Ia the Michael Reese hospital, DT
} W. Oswald. one Of the leading and
one Of toe busiest surgeons on the
north side. vas stricken by paralysiA
The operating knife dropped suddenly
from BIZ hand. vas picked up by an
inferno aud given hack 10 him. II drop
ped again from bis nerVeless hnGeru
and then The attendants understood
They carried him frpm the room ana
another surgeon completed The Opsra
ton. shIch vac successful. Il l. no,
expected that b. Nil recover. or even
temporarily regain consciousness.
Il was sd Las, slGht that ire stroke
Was brOugh' on solely by 0veTwofk
an that The chances o. rocoyCry ser
siiEht
d. Oswald never has suffered from
paralysis before or shown any sJmp
toms ~ The disease Hs 10 ~ years
Of age
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
URGES REMOVAL
Of GUARANTEES
Authorities Say it Is PERI city
Safe TO Lot Down Bars.
SITUATION Is GROWING BETTER

All the Towns Of Louisiana VIII Re-
move Restrictions at once and Ala
bama and Texas Requested To 90 SO
as There ls No Further Danger.
NrS Orleans, Nov, l.--Wltl Wow
70 DoNlug tuv remaining guarantees
removed, Acting President MC'utyhtud
! OF tav state board ui hCdita, auS Nti,.
ton u letter ~ those parishes wG,en
stu maintain tholr bars saying that
there rs perfect safety IN Cummuu,Ga
ton With New Orleans. aud asking
Tor favorable action Attention IL
called 10 luv tact taat practically no
quarantine samung tue southern tour
OF the pdtisdtH aud that here Is ltHS
reason why those In tno central and
northern portions Of the state should
he kept M.
There Ia every probability that on
Nov. L. tomorrow. viii soc the rymuy'
al ur about all the restrictions that ats
lctt 30 Tar us Louisiana Ia concerned
Most Of Mississippi Is opcn and the
auarautIno1 OF consequence that viii
remun are those Ut Alabama and
Texas
The fever situation Itself continues
To grow better with only twenty-five
canes at present under treatment
Wncn Il IL considered that there are
about 10000 homes In New Orleans
some idea Of the present lnslEhlhCanco
Of the infection may be gained
Tho deaths foe the entire epdemlG
were uadcr $50, and the prediction In
those dispatches some weeks $50 that
the total would not reach 500, which
Il about half tde number that die nor
mally u tubercular affections, will ba
realized The disease continues %
be ~ mild UpC. ADJ deaths are now
only occur where there 10 q compllUa
lion Ia the cases.
No death occurred anywhere q the
state ~ Louisiana yesterday All ~.
ports NJ the state board NJ health nave
been called home now aud tho fever
Ia rural portions 10 considered 10 b.
N an end.
IN letter which DR. white has writ
len ~ President HOuch0n. 1T tho stats
board ~ houlth. hs explains the posi-
ion nr has occupied here After com
DllmeutlnE the people for The assist
lbcs given him and Nith0ut which ns
'ouh MT have been successful. DF
White says
= rendered my service a. al ally
rot a. n usurptf and n hare succeed
q IN NY Work. u II because I was
'laesd n eommaEd Win The full and
Hearty consent IT The people and now
hat tas tims h drawing near Tor me
% surrender IN Tho proper lOeaI author
lies Toe responsibilities which have
zen uD ~ ibis tine resting upon me-.
rish 70 assure y0a and all 0thsfa. that
have had ~ feeling except the desire
D help ahd I Fsturn 10 the people u
0uisiana The trust eoBAdsd N ne Win
BE- hOpe and ulsh that tas people oi
'eal elf ESvenmhst and The spirit si
Whish has made ths
.merieaa people Wbat thsy are. aas To-
. maaner hrsa impaired ~ The sofA
.hioh has besu d0hs by ~ IN TO-
late"
49,. vfFsrksa H.. 1,faa-.lta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

~ AHss.ss rI Ngv I WIN
ths opsBiaE - 400 yfaoss tsaaaa s~4i
BsenfsfaF. fas zrsssrs 81 AsafhsFs
Caaioruls orc eoaVihret fhsy vii b.
sic DE Hfr4is5, ysaf 90 10 histofy a.
~ iH9ustfy Ia fais uars Tsss fafa.
shlpmsBf' .asi seaa.a 20 iA1 hsiuffay
urfs So earaais. ~ uhieh izsG
aefs .suass. lsiai n g 200 ears a.
efatErt fFaa hgl srfa Czifaeuls
algaa me ioiai saesar ~ massg
ttieigas wss I1i.Gtg9a he psisst
etfs eeitaF 'taa ~ ths ser ~ 80
~ Wtgi,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02
ospst DsstFsysd b. FiSs

Alhan5 Gs soy TAs aspot OF
ne Atahrie C0ist line here buFnsf
dgvu e. sa early h0ar mia m0falnr
Ne sniifa structure aH1 30 e0ntaais
WFfe featfDJfd Nine ffeighi ears
hamefoaasd we're also baFusd AZ
~ Fseoris aad pepefs h. ths uaqe
ao1se eefe esi Ths estimated 81
eresnisd - 3 glg.ee9.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-02

ChaitAn09gn, Team Nov --Aboui
? 0ei0sk this morning = hye room COT
tags on Joan slFsot va aYhamItsd
abd practically bIOWn 10 pieces . piane
10 ths paf.8f Dear when The explosion
va Agsd being Torn into small fraS
meets Thaf che occupants escaped
VS. q marvel Tbs sOman ~ To
eass - Wulis Owens on octofooa aad
,hs tsaaeihg faass "a tl~al8uay she
Waa badly kfuiaSi. win ffaefagas %
ssysfai haasa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-11
KOMURA is ILL.
Condition So Serious as to Call for a
Consultation.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE departure
of the Japanese peace commission for
japan which has been set for Thurs
day, may be delayed by the illness of
Baron komura, who is confined to his
apartment at the Waldorf-Astoria The
baron's condition since Saturday has
caused some anxiety and a recurrence
of high temperature and fever today
resulted in a call for a consultation of
physicians which will be held at 4
o'clock. DR.. Pritchard said that as an
intestinal congestion had manifested
itself and the gall bladder is affected,
the consultation was to determine
whether the gall bladder was obstruct-
ed. DR.. George E. Brewster has been
called to consult with DR.. Pritchard.
The latter said: Possibly after the
consultation we can tell whether the
baron's departure will have to be de-
layed."