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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-07
El Centenario del 'Quijote'

Anoche Sc reunisron en- ell salon del
Ateneo los sef1ores que componen la
Comision del Cen:enario del "Qui-
jote.'
Asistieron los seffores Fernandez
Juncos, Lonba (don ManueD. Colora-
do, Quevedo Raez y Perez Losada.
La Comision tiene en- estudio uu
plan econonico. cuyo desarrollo ser4
pronto emprendido, fin de recaudar
les fondos necesarios para la celebra
cion de los festejos del Centenario del
"Quijote.
FL Casino Espafol, de San Juan
con tribuira con una suma impertante
y Ia Comlsi6n. solicitara de todos los
demas Centros espaf1oles que contri
buyan la festividad en- honor al glo-
riosfsimo escritor castellano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-07
La deuda de Colombia
Secretario.
Comunican de Washington:

Comunican de Washington:
Las divergencias entire Panama y
Colombia estan en- perspective de
ajuste favorable. Desde la separa-
cion &c Panama en- noviembre de
1903, Colombia rehuso reconocer la
nueva repiblica y nuncA Sc lego a
establecer relaciones diplomatica en-
ire elias. Sc uso como intermediate
al gobierno americana, y los minis
tros de este pts en- Panama y Bogota
emplearon sus buenos o6cios. en- ALA
mar el camino para que ambas parties
Sc entendieran.
Ell mayor ohstaculo para clio es Ia
deuda uacional de Colombia, montan-
te a unos $4,000, 600, casi toda la cual
fue contrafda pertepeciendo Ell IStmo
a Colombia, y Sc mantiene que / S
panamei1os participaron hasta cierto
punto de los bene6cios trafdos por las
emisiones. El gobierno colombiano
insiste ahora en- que Panama cargue
con parte de esa deuda.
Don EnriqHe Cortes. que ha llegado
a Washington como agente conf1en
cial del Presidente Reyes, y el seflor
Mendoza ndevo mipiStro colombiauo,
llegado hace unas semanas, discutiran
con el ministro de la Guerra, Mr.. Taft
la conveniencia de que Panama com
parta 10 que le corresponds en- la deu-
da colombiana. Ell Presidente Reyes
les comisiono en- la creencia de que 81
el &c cbierno smericsno toma empefIo
en- clio, el panameffo convendrA en-
seguida.
Aunque no sc ha determina6o la
base de un acuerdo, creese proba BILE
que 4 Panama Sc le pedira que asuma
cuando menos la parte que le cores
ponde con arreglo 4 Ia poblaci6n re-
lativa de ambos pafses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-07
Movimiento de las
ideas en- Francia

La vista del Rey de Espafia q Pa
ris ha hecho fijar nuev mente la aten-
ci6n sobre ell famoso pfoblema de las
razas. Sc han repetido las formulas
habituales acerca de las razas latinss.
Todo el nnndo sabe que no hay NADIA
mas inexscto que ese genero de clasi
icsciones. peru tienen TN respeto sim
pli6cado que seduce 4 las muchedum
bres y da 4 los periodistas temas para
artlculos.
Sc ha recibido al Rey con entusias-
mo. Sin embargo es precise no olvi
dar que este es un hecho que carece
de toda importancia. La multitud pa
risiense adora los uniformes y los cor.
tejos cualquiera que sea la naci6n a
que pertenezcan. Es una multitud
republican,. pero con todas las Aficio-
mes narquicas. Els amiga de bro
mas. pero lie gusta admirar. sobre todo
cuando el tempo es magnffco y hs sta
cuando llueve. El Rey es muy joven
y Sc ha conducido con la may, anna
bilidad. Sc ha visto honrado con un
atentado que le ha Waldo una popula
ridad enorlne y ha completado el prs.
tigio y el brillo de su vista. Hasta
ha dado pruebas de verdadero ingenio
al preguntar. en- Ell Luvre. ell paradero
de la dema siado celebre tiara de Sar-
tafarnes. 10 cual ha humillsdo muy
opcrtunamente el crgullo del extraio
personaje que en- los momentos actua-
les administra en- Fraucia las Bellas
Artes. En- fin, todo ha salido a pedir
de boca.
Sin embargo DO es menos cierto que
el problema de las razas latinas no
viene q cuento en- la OCCASION presente,
como tampoco Ia polftica. Esta vista
ha coincidido con el annncio del de-
sastre ruso. Esto ha bastado para ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-07

Ell "Dnieper" en- Jibutf

Jibuti, Somalia Francesa. 25 de IT,
nio.-Ayer lego este puerto el cru
cero auxiliar russo "Dnieper." proce--
dente del Mar de China. Dice el CO.
ma dante que detuvo y registf6 mt
chos vapores. pero solo hnndio uno, 81
st. Kilda." ipgles. y que cuando Sc
enter6 del desastre de Tsvshima sali6
del Mar de China a todo vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-07
HijaS de Maria

El pr6xlmo domlrgo tendra la co
munion menSual la asociacion de Hiias
de Maria en- la Misa que Sc dira S
7 de la mafiana en- el altar de la Pu
risima.
Varias sef1oritas de dicha asociaci6n
amenizaran el acto con canticos sa-
grades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-07
ia Colouia Espanola
de Bayamou "a
UN TEATRO EN- Ell CENTRO

Ell domingo Sc inaugnra el teatro de
la Colonia Espaflola de Bayapnon con
una function. dc zarzuela por algunos
de los artistas que trabajaban en- nues
tro teatro.
El programa 10 forman Chateau
Margaux." Como esta la Sociedad" y
"Toros de Punta."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
ROBBED THE MILL.
Caught in the Act But Escape the Pc
licemen.

Winooslki, June 21.-A systemati,
robbery OF rags at the American wooler
mills was stopped early yesterday morn
ing, but the thieves succeeded in making
their escape.
At midnight Monday Policeman
Charles Wardell of Winooski was at the
railroad depot waiting for the midnight
train. He saw green wagon with vel.
low wheels, drawn by white horse and
loaded with a very large bale, pass. His
suspicious being aroused, he went to the
mill and inquired of the night watchman,
Truman Bapp, if freight was being
drawn at that time of night. Receiving
. negative reply, he looked up Officer
Bergeron and the two arranged a plan
to capture the thieves At two O'Clock,
as the Waterman was making his rounds.
he discovered the wagon with three men
again leaving the mills and he com.
manded the men to stop. Instead, they
jumped from the wagon and ran as fast
as they could. Bapp took the wagon
and its contents, which proved to be a
bale OF rags weighing in the neighbor.
hood Of 200 pounds and valued at $50.
and had it removed to the mill stables.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Halt price on ladies' fitted coats al
Abbott's.
jersey sweaters at McWhorter's fol
men and boys.
Ladies and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at F. E. Burr & Co.'S.
The first car of Sells & Downs circus
which comes to Barre July 6, was in
the city yesterday.
There will be a rehearsal Of the
Methodist ehaoir at the Methodist
church tonight at z o'clock.
Miss NJ. l. c. Anderson returned this
afternoon from Toronto, Ont, where
she has been visiting for the past
month
There was a lively fracas at Montpe.
her Junction yesterday afternoon when
some section men went to their dinner
and found halt dozen tramps making
way with about everything movable in
their private car. The great loss was
the. dinner, although two razors were
stolen. The section men made rush
Tor the tramps, four of whom boarded a
passing freight train and were borne to
safety. Two took refuge in the cellar
or the station, where they were captured
by policemen called from Montpelier
The razors were recovered but the din.
ner was past retaining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21

WANTED-A typewriter and stenographer
Iof granite office. Apply by letter, stating
qualifications and salary expected. Barre
Granite Purchasing Agency, Barre, vt. 33t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
SOUTH CABOT.

w r. Tibbetts is on the sick list.
Judson Hurtbert was in Peachan
Monday.
Minnie Swain is working for Walter
Abbott's family this week.
I. Q. Houghton was in White River
junction part Of last week.
Mrs. Hattie Wood visited at he,
brothers, w. 0. Southwick last week
Mrs. Dudley Blain of West Barnet
was at w. @. Southwick's last Sunday
Jack Muller and wife Of Ryegate
visited at II. N. Clark's the first Of This
week.
W. @. Southwick lost horse last
week. 9. E. Scribner's horse was very
sick, and $. E. Houghton has one very
sick at this writing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
"Whistling Steve" Taylor.

"Whistling Steve" Taylor, formerly
of Plainfield, arrived in town this morn.
ing, says the Montpelier Journal. and
was busy greeting old comrades this
forenoon Mr.. Taylor enlisted as fifer
In Company i. Second Vermont Regi-
ments May 7. 1861, and remained in the
service until July Is, 1865. As a fifer,
MT. Taylor has no equal, and could
whistle, as one old comrade termed it,
IKE lark, and Stoves whistling SER
we'd to while away many weary hour
at the front He was taken prisoner,
but, after a time, was paroled, and sur.
prised his comrades by appearing in
camp suddenly whistling. After the
war Mr.. Taylor began to drift, and has
been all over the country, this being his
first visit home for over eighteen years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
NORwAY's APPEAL.
Urges King and Riksdag to Consent Il
Disunion.

Christiania, Norway, June 2i.-The
Storthing yesterday adopted an address
70 King Oscar and the Swedish Riksdae
After declaring the rupture between
Norway and Sweden irrevocable. the
Storthing appeals to the King and Ia
the people of Sweden to assist IN q
peaceful dissolution of the union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
RACED WITH TRAIN.
Emperor William Went Mile Minute
in an Automobile.

Hamburg, June 21.--In an attempt
to prove that an automobile can speed
a. fast as an expires train, Emperor
William, while coming from Hanover
to this city, ran an exciting race with
the train. At a point where the road
and railway track are parallel the kais-
er maintained a speed of sixty miles
an hour, as long as the race continued.
Near Cole tire burst, and the motor
car tilted until it was almost over
turned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TsrseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Wide thread laces in Abbott's window
for SC.
Wide eolored ribbons for only 1oc a
Vaughan's.
Chauncey Harris went to Raldolpl
today on visit.
II Charles Milne went to Hardwick ycs
terday to work.
Best Dairy butter zee h., S pound lots
22c h., at Ladd's.
Daniel A. Perry went to Mortified
today on business.
Nelson Ballard went 10 Randolph this
/ afternoon on business.
/ Or. VI p. Lazell left this noon for d
weeks visit in Boston.
III. p. Camp went to Mortified this
afternoon on business.
Mrs. A. j. Parady went to st. Johns.
bury today on visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Mckenzie and Mrs. Donald
vent to Boston today TO visit friends.
W. D. Plasted Of NorthAeld was in
the city yesterday on business duties.
w. r. Stevens went to Lowell Mass
cnts.
Be sure to see the ten-cent boxes Of
toilet articles at the Sample Sale. June
goth. ~''s
Hammocks, the best to be found in
the city, from S1.00 to 5000, at Moore
& Ovens.
q a. Heath went to Mortified this
afternoon on business connected with
bis paper store.
w. +. Stevens has resigned his posi-.
ton as local manager for the Scranton
Correspondence School.
John Brown went to Boston vestar.
day to meet his daughter, who Il com.
ing from the old country.
Mrs. Pauline Nj. King Of Brooklyn
n. X, Is spending the summer at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Robins.
There viii be a meeting Of the aYpI
", 2. i. y. at the home Of Miss Elena |
'iuse on South Main street tonight.
Health Officer DR.. J. w. Jackson. who
mas been attending the health officers,
school in Burlington returned this az
.ernoon.
The lntercity base ball association has
secured a right of way from the Mont.
1eller Il Wells River r. r. track to the
,aii grounds, SO that people going by
nat route will have the same privilege
Us last year.
The revival services at the PeopIes
'hurch in Montpelier continue through
ms week, every evening at 1880 and
.hree services on Sunday next. Rev.
,. a. Hill of Columbus, Ohio, is in
harge, All Barre people are cordially
invited. Seats free.
g. Fl. Campbell opened his new res.
aufant in his block on Main street YES.
arday under most favorable auspices s
orty five people were served at dinner 7
nd all were highly pleased with the 4
inner and the excellent service. The \
astaurant is equipped with up-to-date s
improvements The kitchen in model t
ne for neatness and convenience. con- lip
aiming large charcoal broiIer for :
leats. gas and coal ranges and a mod =
n dish washer. A dumb waiter L 1
sed to send orders up from the kitchen :
the basement. The restaurant is q,
aht and cool and about sixty-five peo- s.
e can be served at one time y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
ALLEGED DEER SHOOTER.
Dr.. Blossom of Rutland Placed Under
Arrest.

Rutland, June 21.-Dr. w. r. Bios
som, a practicing physician of this city,
was arrested last night on a warrant
sworn out by States Attorney r. a.
Lawrence charging him with shooting
buck deer last Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1905.
weather predictiou.

Showers tonight. Thursday showers
Warmer on coast. Light easterly to
southeasterly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-21
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE--One cabinet bed for All, M ons
extension table for $500 and one large crib fol
5000. All IN good condition. Mrs Clifford G
Cote, rs Maple Avenue ssta
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
New Cattle Disease.

a Columbia Mo-, dispatch says; A
remarkable disease Of cattle in some
symptoms closely resembling hydrolho.
,ria, has been reported here from
several sections OF the state. The first
symptoms are intense
he cattle showing a disposition to be
constantly moving about They seem to
i've troubled with a strange apprehension
aud act as il in dreAl of something, in
sQule Cases stayiag with a ii ed expires.
SION at a harmless object, Tie most no
s,ceahle feature Is a peculiar, staring
iQoe.iu his eyes.
Supc,Stitious farm. hands are afraid to
zena:n alone with this victim. The cat
&c Gpally suffer from A sti iutss of the
llmhaand viii topple q.e! a',a fall to
around at "a .oucl. Wxs reryous dis
order faally becomes 80 irighi!al they
seem to 60 wild with. dread and die in
,iolen, ocrvulsioas. No remedy mas We,
spccecle!.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
i:iirs Business College Notes.
~SEDAL.IA, MO.

Miss Josie McCloskey is doing stero-
graphic work for the National Poultry
Company At Scdalia, Mo,
A. J. Stephens who has a fine position
with the Burlington road at Wellington
Kansas, expects to have his salary raised
to $500 per month in a short time.
Miss Anna Day has ! cen doing Steno-
graphic work for the Gernio Mfg. Com
pany at SeHalia.
Miss Carrie Couzins has a fine position
in the First National Bank at Yakima
Washington.
Will Otis has been promoted to the
position of Manager of the Dun Mer-
camille Agency at Ottumwa, Iowa. This
is a very responsible position for 50
Young a man as Mr.. Otis.
Miss Curran who has a fine position
with the I.aclt de Gas Company, at st.
Louis, paid us a pleasant call last wee X.
Mlss Emma Dump made us a very
pleasant call. She has a fine position
with an Insurance Company, at Kansas
CT y, Nc.
Write for our catalogue and special
September rates.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
FROM CLENSTED.

Fritz Cehlken visited his brother
Henry recently.
Joe Milburn and son Fred made q
business trip 10 Sedaiia last week.
Miss Mary Milburn was the guest Of
Versailles friends last Friday and Satur-
day.
Several from here attended the Sim
day School Convention at Versailles last
week.
Chas Holloway has been employed to
teach the Pleasant Union school this
winter.
Robert Smiley and Garland Snodgrass
of B~oonville were in Glensted last
Sunday.
Misses Cecil and Elsie Harrison of
Sedalia visited their uncle OIL Harrison
last week.
Miss Flossie Ivy is visiting her cousin
Miss Ethel Miller of Upton. She will
remain several weeks.
Jolly crowd of our young people
drove over on Richland one day las,
week, All report a good time.
Miss MARY Parks, one il Aorgan's best
teachers began a term Of school at thi.
place last Monday with an enrolment
Of forty. eight pupils.
The well drillers are experiencing
considerable trouble in finding a sef
fcient supply of water o. The place o.
DR., Brockman, They are now drilling
The third we'll ami no water yet.
Mrs. Shawalter left Tuesday foI
Columbus, Ohio, where. she has beer
employed - matron al the Capita
University at that place. She has q hos
"i fy'epas e~h3.sss:!is' dspsrlpsa
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
Chudren's' Day at hopeweiI.

Children's Days was observed at
Hopcwell church, eight miles east of
Versailles, last Saturday. An excellent
program had been prepared and was
successfully carried out by the pupils.
A large crowd assembled at the church
early in the day to witness the exercises
all bringing their baskets well filled
with good things to eat and an old FASH
toned f~ree-for-all dinner in the shady
grove nearby was a feature of the day.
The program consisted of songs, reci-
%tations, etc, by the Sunday school schol-
ars which was highly enjoyed by all
present. In the afternoon Rev. Edward
Wilkes occupied the pulpit and deliver
ed an able and instructive sermon The
occasion was one Of the largest demon.
STATIONS of its character ever held in
this county and will long be remem-
bered by those present.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11

Receipts of hogs this week were TO-
700; last week, $500; last year, lS,4OO
Mondays market opened weak but closed
strong and todays advanced 5 to lOc
but closed weak. Bulk Of sales were
from ?5.es to o.o7 top 1854.
Receipts of sheep thus far this week
are 210O; last week, $500; last year. $500,
The supply has hardly been large enough
to make a market but trading was active
at firm rates for these that did arrive.
We ote:-Choicc lambs, $3.50 to 6.75
choice yearlings, S to 5.25; choice
we.hers, 1880 to AIS: choice ewes, $4.25
to $50. Practically no feeders are COM
ing but there are lots Of orders here for
them.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
SIoox MARKETS At
KANSAS CITY.
the WGgK's TRADE RGpoHrEo ~
CLAY. RoeiNsoN q COMPANY,
LIVE oTooK ooMMtoeIoN
MgaoHANTo.
oPFioGo At CHICAGO. KANSAS oiTv,
OMAHA, oioUx oirv, 81 JOSEPH
AND DENVER.
KANSAS Cry, AUG. 8, 1905

KANSAS Cry, AUG. 8, 1905.
Receipts Of cattle thus far this week
are 50, 400; last week, ~, 400; last year
1900. Mondays market for best
beeves was active and steady; medium
and grass kinds weak to l0c lower.
Cows and heifers were steady to roc
lower. Best stockers aud feeders firm
others slow and weak. roday's supply
of beef steers was liberal and while
native drylotters were scarce and opened
steady. the close was dull. Grassers
were mostly loo of. Fed cows and
heifers were scarce and steady; grassers
mostly loo off. Bulls were weak; veals
weak to 25c lower. Best Stockers and
feeders we're steady; others dull and 5 to
IOc lower. The following table gives
1900
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
A WARNING TO MOTHERS.

TOO much care cannot be used with
small children during hot weather Of the
summer months to guard against bowel
troubles. Asa rule II is only necessary
to give the child a dose of caster oil To
correct any disorder Of the bowels. Do
not use any substitute, but give the cd
fashioned caster oil, and see that it is
fresh. as rancid oil nauseates ond has a
tendency TO grippe. If this does rot
check the bowels give Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy
and then a dose Of castor oil and the dis.
ease may be checked in it incipiency
and all danger avoided. The castor OF
and this remedy should bs procured at
once and kept ready for Instant use As
soon as the first indication Of any bowel
trouble appears. This is sEe most syc.
cessful treatuisst known anN may be re-
he'd upon with implicit coincidence even
in cases of cholssa %infsatnn. Fps sells,
Thy Mynessl NgrV Cp,,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
FROM RICHLAND.

+. T. King, the Baker medicine agent,
was in our section last week,
John Moon and wife have moved from
Pettis county and will live on Joe Mil
burns farm now occupied by Pete
Thompson.
In summing up the sentiment Of our
people in regard to the Jail proposition
which was recently voted down, we find
that a majority of the voters of this pre-
cinct favor the proposition, but think
s., 1000 would be a sufficient amount TO
erect and equip the building, and also
favor the redemption of such bonds in
one year.
A crowd, seven in number, consisting
of Mrs. Mary Royce, of St. Louis, Misses
Emma and Sophia Thormann, Gussie
Thoss, and Messrs. Walter Thormann,
Jas. +. Woolcry and Frank Thoss spent
a few days fishing Oh the Gravois last
week. They induced several Of the
finny tribe to swallow their enticing bait,
and two of the crowd informed us that
they caught the toothache without bait.
However they reported a jolly good
time.
Again have radiant, fragrant young
maiden's eyes, luminous with love and
Joy, beamed through bridal wells, the
most e~cstatic hope of every maiden's
heart. Miss I.uella Akin of Akinville is
the maiden with beauty's crimson glow
on her cheeks, made happy by nup,ial
rites. Eyes gazcd deep into eyes fam
ing with love as they stood at the mar
rage shrine, while the minister's words
that blended their loving hearts into one
bowed heads. The groom was the strong
majestic oak. the bride the tender cling
ing ivy. She was as charming as any
who array themselves in bridal vestinent.
She was radiant and lovely as the flowers
now opening their leaves to the August
zephyrs. She was, as all brides should
be, a radiant queen Of love, JOY and
beauty. She has the finest feminine in
StlnCtS ana EfaCes, anu tHc SdNaIiSI III
whose heart she became cnshrined as his
bride should cherish her as a fragrant,
delicate flower. She spent the spring
and early sunmer with her aunt in Colo
RADIO, and had returned home just two
weeks prior to her marriage to Walter
Moore, which took place at the home OF
Rev. Stone on Sunday, July 30th, 1903,
, The groom is of chivalrous bearing and
manly attributes aud wanting a connubial
partner 10 solace life's SORROWS and share
its Joys he stayed right here in old
Morgan where he knew the good, the
true and the brightest jewels are found
lie is a son OF the late G.. ". Moore and
is a prosperous farmer of the Lone Star
ncighborhood where the y,ung twain
will make taeir home, and their many
friends hope that time will link still
: stronger thar hearts in ie'yslsa chains o.
eoncnbirl i'qy>..
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-08-11
A Pointed Question.

The Statesman in last weeks issue in
AL article copied from the Missouri State
Republican (E. c. %Brokmeyer, the boss
N~e,dringhaus buster, attacks the cour.
age and integrity Of Gov Folk. In order
tiist the people may fully know what the
statesman stands for, will ii please ex.
,'ain whether or not il endorses the Off
Glai conduct of W. I. S Agee, prescott.
,Ig attorney. QuEsTIoNER.