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Attorney General Of Porto Rico just before
Congress adjourned. and reached San
Juan a few weeks ago, IL to be out Of hin
new Job on May 1. By direction Of The
President, his resignation was called for
by telegraph before he had become we'll
acquainted with his new duties, and II was
promptly rendered.
Il Il UNDERWOOD that complaints reached
this Government that since his arrival
In Porto Rico Col. Stewart has been too
busy accepting entertainment In honor
Of his appointment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
RUSSIA can NAVE S5OOOOO,OOO.

Internal Loan IL subscribed Five Times
over.
spscial Cdb's DSfpaioh 10 THI sun.
ST. PETKRsBUBo. April Sit isannounoed
that the Russian 500 10000 internal loan
has been subscribed ave times over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
COL. STEWART LOSES HIS PLACE

President Cans for the Resignation OF
Porto RicOb New AttOrney-General.
WASHINGTON, April Sol, A. G Stewart
Of waukon, Iowa. who was appointed
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ENCOUNTER AT EIEoUTIvE MEETING.
This statement was issued by President
Alexander after Mr.. Hyde, at a meeting OF
the executive committee Of the board Of
directors early in the afternoon. had de-
handed Of him that he define his attitude
toward the proposed naturalization plan
suggested by the pohcyholdsrs committee
and acquiesced in by Mr.. Hyde and his
supporters. The encounter between the
two was dra matic,
The feeling between them has long since
reached a point which does not permit
Of their being on speaking terms. The
failure Of President Alexander and his
followers TO declare themselves IN regard
20 the proposed new plan Of reorganization
was up ior discussion, Mr.. Hyde's fol-
lowers an the committee had asked several
questions, but had not been able 70 get
much satisfaction. Then Mr.. Hyde,
flushed with excitement. jumped up and.
looking Mr. Alexander IN the face, said
something like this: ......
Now. Mr. Alexander. ! want to know
where you stand. You agreed once to a
naturalization plan in the board Of directors
Then the policyholders asked for more
concessions and ! conceded more. Now
we have come to another agreement IN
which your dummy committee 1.-THE policy
holders committed comedies. want TO
know whether you are going to slide out
Of that
President Alexander. according TO a
man who knew what took place in the
meeting replied calmly 20 the younger
man, The general tenor Of his remarks
beinc thai Mr. Hvde should mt rv-f IN, "a
tient, but cool down and wait until Mr..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-04
CEMETERIES.
AE Wl0DLAMh CEMEIERY

IL readily accessible By Harlem trains iron ufaud
Central station. Webster and Jerome Avenue
trolleys aud BY cautAge. lots l25 W. TVe
phone test 0tSmsrcu Tor Book Of View OF repre-
oFYiSE - EAST sSD ST. n. T. CIT,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Naphtha Works Are surned.

Tifis. Caucasia. Sept 9-AU the
na?h,ha works AZ BaAu have. burned
and all the factories and works Their,
are closed Tho military authorize.
are Fastening measures 20 cope vita
The desperate situation a. Falu. Ar
u'lcry has been sra,cAea IRON bore
BY special 'ra.2s. Prize 3D.. ..r.n.
keroseuc aud their -rsits.. have -is
~ '1"rm'''' Tie present .Ip
plies 49, 81. exhausted 10 s-a laws
-n N-'7r moy,n"1' 90 ro-fac.1
500 20 POI. directed prir
.,t.r ..e q, eminent
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
wITTE PRAISES AMERICANS.
Declares Russia and United States
Greatest Countries In World.


New York, Sept 9.-"America and
Russia are almost like the Iar-famed
Siamese twins" said Sergius Wltte,
the Russian peace envoy In an inter.
view published today by the Herald.
The two great countries OF the
world" he continued, are Russia and
the United States. They are the two
great countries OF the world, because
they both produce men ana material.
This Is the secret Of any nations sue.
cess"
Asked II he thought Russia's com.
mercial condition had been bettered or
injured by the war Mr.. Witte said:
Russia is better now than she ever
was. After the war she will get on her
feet again and when she gets on her
feet 1t will be firm and strong posi-.
ton that she takes. We have the men.
the money AMI the people. We have
the greatest undevelOped country that
exists. Our climate ranges from the
tropics 10 the arctic.
1T Is a very delightful thing to have
country so much IKE our own TO
step In AMI act as the intermediary
do not care 10 speak about the trOu
BILE or the future results. That is
matter which Is entirely diplomatic
and Official, but | do feel very great
kindness for the American people out.
side Oh all official relations. We came
nere as friends, and we were received
as guests. We are still In that de-
lightful condition"
Russia" said the envoy. in discuss
Ing the reports OF internal troubles
there. rs a much misunderstood coun.
try I'm America. America is so far
away. 80 remote In all the pOssiblli.
ties of our national life, that exagger.
ated reports become current here. II
also happens that we OF Russia have
erroneous reports about tne United
States. We are told OF your lynch.
lngs. your riots. your popular upris-
lngs. In ST. Petersburg we appear
to your statesmen here In the same pc.
sItlon Still. think II Is only fair 10
look at the two troubles In social eco.
Monies with an eye.glass which reach
IS 5000 miles. certainly do not
Intend TO state that the Russia civil
lie Is perfect presume you do not
Intend to state that the civil life Of
America Is perfect We both have
our faults. We both. | trust. are
striving tn overcome or ohyiate them"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Completing Work on Road.

Bowdcn Ga, Sept 9.-Coloncl l.. b.
Parker, president ~ the Bremen and
Southwestern railroad. authorizes tle
statement that the contract has been
let for the completion OF the work on
The road To the Missouri Construction
company. az which &. w. McCroa H.
vice presIden, and general manager
and the work 10 TO be finished to HE
place by Dec 10 Mr.. McCrea with
large force IL nanus. teams AMI
working equipment is compietirc a
contract on the Atlantic and Blrm.ng
ham l. located Al Oglethorpe and ~
poets 20 v"main IN this part ~ the
country as long a. be can get work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11

Toxic, Sept. To- p. m-(Delayed In
Transmission. )-Strong influences art
working toward calming popular ex
,cItement AMI checking the rioting. The
opinion is expressed tonight that the
worst violence has passed and that
the conditions will speedily mend.
General SakumO, who assumed the
charge OF the capital today under the
authority OF the emergency ordnance
has in his proclamation created a good
impression owing TO the conciliatory
tone In which It Is expressed, and It's
note OF hrmness In declaring that the
.soldlery will resort TO extreme meas.
ures II forced TO do 80. He has re-
Trained from making a heavy display
OF military force In the city. having
only detailed guards to preserve or
der. holding the main garrison OF re.
serves at the barracks from when ne
will only call them when forced to.
The municipality has also greatly re-
lieved the situation by cancelling a
mass meeting called at Hlbaya park,
which Is the rallyiug ground for the
elements Of disorder
Political leaders are cOunselllng the
people to remNu quiet AMI comforting
with the government urging speedy
calling OF a special session OF the diet,
Many bellye that the issuance Of the
summons for the special session OF
the diet will fully restore tranquility
among the public. The report that
trouble has spread at Chlba, forty
miles distant from Toxic. has been
partly confirmed.
Il seems certain that the police sta.
ton was destroyed. but the icstruc-
ton OF tho prefectural offco and court
house Ia not confirmed Japanese rep.
resentatiyes OF the Associated Press
who have been watching the rioting
report that the character uf the crow
has changed materially OF late They
cay that earlier In the trouble thou.
sands OF responsible citizens Joined
I'D the riotlng, but that now the CROW j
is largely formed from the disrepu'
table classes students aud young
rowdies. The lay has been quiet In
Toxic and no trouble Is expected 20.
night
A heavy rain began TO fall at dusk
which drove the majority Off the
atreets and indoors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
FATHERS HERorsm IS F.--t
Attempted to Save HIS Two c. s''|
From Fire and All PerSrso

New York. Sept. 9.Ws." '
TO save his two children
daughter. botn under ZEN N.t-' Il
from fire in a cruvI'' ....'ra
building, IN East Soysu's .
early today, Antonio Co.".'. ..
two children were sufu.a
smoke.
The body OF the fa'h'- 49,. %
In the hall way on ne f"-
the bodies OF the chi.s-"r %.
his arms.
Colletto had alrea ~ h"...; -
his invalid wife 20 tho -' '''a
she escaped to an a4Joinlls
There were - Italian fam .' q y
building. and all OF them $40 -
asleep when the Are beENr .- ''
ment AMI spreading 20 o." % -'
the first floor. cut Of a. A-...1
the floors above. A %. ~'. - ;
the sleeping tenants. a..
down the hire escapes Ia '7"
rear OF the building.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Tennessee Troops Go Home.

Tracy CITY, Tenn, Sept. 9.-The
larger portion of the Third Tennessee
regiment companies now here will be.
gin the homeward movement Friday
Orders 10 that effects have been is.
sued by Colonel G. f. Spence. A le
tachment OF men sufficient to meet
any ordinary emergency will remain
hero and will maintain the camp in
such shape that il will accommodate
1000 men in instant call. should they
be needed here again. The regiment
has been at Tracy City since Aug. %
having been ordered there in antici
patton Of railing in consequence OF the
work uf assassins on Aug. "a, when
an attempt was ma ic to reopen non
union coal mines there. and two men
were Killed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
BERLIN FIGHTING PLAGUE.
Sanitary state Of sieEs Exists In Ger.
nany's Capital.

many's Capital.
Berlin Sept. "a sort OF sanitary
state Of siege exists In the district
that now extends from the River Odor
northcastwRrd to the Russian border.
about ESQ miles RIl from URntzig 10
GrodZisco south Of Poscn, about $50
miles but Il Is a state OF siege In
which all the inhabitants are auNil.
iaries of the medical authorities and
the only enemy Is the terrifying chol.
era bacillus which is travelling In the
streams or moving slowly overland
from one locality 10 another attach.
ed To articles Of use or In the system
OF persons
The only friends NJ the bacillus. the
doctors, proclaim is ignorance. and
they say To the thick populations of
this region, IL YOU 10 not want 10 die.
do As We say IN not battle In the
rivers. Death Ii there DO not hide
from rs the suspicious illnesses az the
members ol your families for fear We
may take them away Ia hospital
and put an who have been near the
sick person under lrksome observation.
no not BE- afraid and get into a panic ="
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
rypothe.ae Commences FIGHT,

Niagara Falls. y. Y. Sept. 9.--The
Unite Typothetae 'of America has
unanimously adopted n resolution by
which It's members pledge themselves
siNr'y and collectively to resist any
movement on the part " the Inter.
national Typographical union Ia bring
abou, an S.hour day The resolution
as lop'od maintains the right Of each
member 10 keep open shop The use
Cf the union label was counSclled
against and members were urged 10
refuse 10 use Il. Some members Of the
TNputhe'ae say they will begin the
STRUGGLE with the Typographical union
by throwing their shops open immcdi
at,'y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
No Fever at corlnth, Miss.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 9. Secretary
Hunter Of the state board of health
his morning received a telegram from
the expert sent to Corinth last night
10 examine the suspicious case Of fe.
yer there, saying that 1t was malarial
AMI not yellow fever
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
French legation Under Guard.

Paris. Sept s,--The foreign ofrice
has received e dispatch from TOXIC
saying that the French legation Is
guArdcl by 80 soldiers and that the
security ~ he personnel Of the lcga
tlou 4, no, considered in danger
Measur.s have also been taken tn pro.
teCt IN, French religious establish.
ments ~ Tp.p
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
E.lrsank, Visits Roa.-.

Oyster Bay. I. ! -H''
President Fairbanks "a
day OF the president Ir
welt. az SYCAMORE H.. !
,den, had arranged 20 -H-
nay accompanied by "
hut owing TO a sudden
disposition Of M ?.
Was unable - make 3D..
wee pg,s.isr' Eas T..
station by a clntt'.
- The pres der' ~"
ne presidents hone
'.ucke1n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Conditions in the Country.

Conditions In the country show i'm.
provcmeu, here aud there No new
points OF infection have been report.
cd and the disease is being held Ia
check or wiped out in other sections.
There has been no rrCrudesCenco a.
Baynr. Shreveport or HON Ami, AMI
there are no new eases at Bunkie or
Alexandria Tallu,aA. R.Rke Provi.
denCe. Patterson AMI Leeville are now
the points most infected
Or Ticheuor reports that there are
% positive cases at Tallulah. that the
Infection is distributed all over the
town. that the condition Is serious and
that It Will take strenuous efforts and
promp, assistance TO stamp out the dis.
ease. reassuring factor At Tallu
lab. however. is that the disease has
shown no signs 81 Great virulence
At Lecville the average OF new cases
eighteen days ago vas 70 Il is nov
four
~ iNtNlllf 10 WI SUNS WIZ UANf Uhl
vet had tho fever. so that the maietia,
for new cases Is not abundant A.
Patterson wh,lc there IL batch Of
new cases daily. the doctors have he
taught 50 veil how 20 handle them
that most 81 them are rccOy,-is.
Al the bcEinnins oi the cAu'pagr
here Il was stated by the oalcia. fc
yer hsAtcrs that the stegomyia uas 20
~ taryd principally duriaF The Jay.
lirh' hours. biting seldom az ri-A,
Health OHicry Kohut, however watr
"a important statement fctaN.
The stcrvuyt - "a tay uN.rrfo.
but u has recently h-"n f..~1trrei
that shortly Itr- IN, 'a.... lays
iuftctiao e. also becyu.- n n.Er' nos
quito ant b,'r, q; r.sst w ga ,o,
knaN THE aH.V yrN r-c.rsy
In correction With 'tc irrc..ts,
uons that have bern .u poos-ss as-c
coGeorulng the origis OF ys..S~ icgsr.
Profcsaor Iscyeg. wv vas a ne=a~r ~
tha Ualtea States oomhaissioa whinA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Several vl!lanes pestro,.i

Cantanzaro, Italy, Sep q
houses at Stefacoui au.. ... 40
ed by earthquakes. !. '... Cd
a hundred people az, ..|
ruins. The village, .' t....' u
Triparni have been d,.'.u..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11

made the experiments at Vera Cruz,
made an important announcement to-
dav.
II believe We are about on the road
TO the discovery OF the cause OF yellow
fever" said Professor Boyer
Camps Have Become Useless.
With regard to the closing Of the de.
tention camps. Or. White has given
the following 10 the press:
81 wish to say that the usefulness
OF these camps has almost entirely
ceased, because Of the refusal OF local
boards Of health TO admit parties even
after they had spent the full period
in a detention camp, and It Is mani.
testify irrational TO expend time and
money In OBTAINING people who would
not be allowed TO enter places to which
they might wish 70 go"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Home for lstter c.

Portland, Ore ST
ne grnbtr- u, fr. d..
asa. 4i.lu Who MAJ
~ ,Z6srCu .rsi, ~. b
0valo S.:-sEs. Colo o..
eity AAvtag donated So
q lAAd AatoisinG ne
tho@o for Unton PTintsga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
The Little Pests Greatly Worry
New Orleans Citizens.
u NEW CASES; TWO DEATHS
The Condition Of the Fever In the
Country Districts Is Steadily Grow.
ing Better and New Orleans Has
the Plague Under Control.
New Orleans, Sept. Cup to noon
today there were p cases Of yellow
fever and two deaths.

New Orleans, Sept, with only
one death reported Early today and the
normal number OF cases from the ear
ly morning report Of the physicians,
the yellow fever situation continued ~
bear favorable aspect here today
The death occurred yesterday but the
certificate was issued too late TO be
included in yesterdays total.
DR.. Brady returned today from a
trip to Plaquemines parish. He found
tire cases Of yellow fever at Wood
land, a settlement Of 300 people, about
20 miles below New Orleans.
Previously there had been one death
and there were nine convalescents.
The infestion came from the DuMaine
street district in New Orleans,
Fair weather prevailed today and the
forecast was for It's continuance. There
was a rising temperature.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
EARTHQUAKE KILLS
SEVERAL HUNDRB
Many Towns Are DESTROYED (
An Italian Prov.
SHOCK LASTED FOR Il .-,5>J

GUbiVS Nh'eSSe aNu lIl'd, 30 5 n ~
Been Wiped out-Troops -s.s N
Gone to Scene Of Oisa.,,.s 3. 4.
the Distressed.
Rome, Sept. 9.-'De,au- ..
quake in Calabria md.r..
nous disaster. The kuut.
the present time number
dition many persons al .. q
tire villages have been ....
Ca!anlaro, Province .t
Italy, Sept. "a yiD... II
at 1855 O'Clock this uu,,
serious loss OF life and - .....
struction in the Ca,a,'I 4
Of Pi2zo. MonteleOne a. .....l "A
Martirano were almost ,....,
stroyed.
At MOnteleona Ill en-. ID
persons were killed uuu.-.. ... -
were injured by the ov... 4
prison there. The PHO a... 4
to be almost entirely 10, ...'
Locally, the SHOCK, .-... D., 4
onds. The walls OF Oh. .... 4
collapsed and some ui '.. 1
were injured. The in.......- /
town fed panic su1cr.. .u ia
houses.
Grave news continues D.. ..',a 4
Pizzo, Monteleone di ,t.h,a 4
Martirano. There are Lgu r.. I
times. 1t was hoped =. t...
Nicaristro escaped bat '... .-.
been seriously affected
Troops have arriy" 30 o.. 1
81 fhe-disaster TO help b. .4a -
salyagp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
DISTURBANCES HAVE
I. STOPPED IN TOXIC
No Disorders Occur During the
Night, Says Report.
WORKING TO CHECK RloTlNo
POtltleal Leaders Are counselIns the
People To Be Quiet and Urge Gov.
eminent to Call an Immediate seS.
Olon OF the Diet.

= Toxic, Sept. 9.-The city Is quiet
4hls morning. No serious disorders
were reported anywhere during the
night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
PAPER In Reee.Nsr,s Hand,.

AshevIl,e y c. Scpi 2 Ia, sal.
bur- Hcnlng san as becn PLACED .r
the hands of receivers uGop ap, cA
ton of William l. Copper. manAg r
OF the publication 4 = Carlton ~,
been named as receiver and he pat.
cation Of the paper ceases to-day. g
! =. C&ddell former editor Of The ssur
ca = A. ia insaranes buSi.
,ni theity n khSls
ss rse Kps''.'' l0B
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-11
Busy Killing Mosquitoes.

Though many have DISAPPEARED
enough of the solicitans mosquitoes.
which invaded the city two days ago
remain TO make life intensely disa-
grecable. the insects constituting more
OF plague than the fever itself The
reason giyea for rho stay Of this mos.
quito Is that all the salt and oil has
been washed from the cutters by the
recent excessive rains and the wealth
er being still too unsettled to permit
Of doing the work OyE again. While,
however. the whole city has been made
miserable, Health officer Kohnke
looks upon the matter philoeophlCally.
Il believe" he said, that the salt
marsh mosquito has been blown I'm
upon us for a special purpuse to make
us fumigatc and Kill him lie will
not last more than ten days
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-25
pleted in about six years. With a
speed Of eight knots, the passage


would occupy about five days.
The original plan, which, in view
of the rapidly increasing size Of YES
sells, is more accommodating, was for
a waterway 31h feet deep, 40 feet
wide at bottom and 266 feet wide at
surface. Included in this plan is a
broad, well-paved roadway, built at
the side of the canal for its whole
length. AS Russia is not famed for it's
good roads, this improvement will be
of almost as much Importance as the
canal itsel'
Apart from 4ne extensive works to
be built at the c%ataracts and the actual
digging Of only twelve miles through
a country presenting no great difficulty
to the operation, the canal building
will very largely be the simple work
OF dredging a deep channel in the
rivers and the existing canal and the
widening Of the latter.
No one Familiar with Russia's hui
initiating position on the Black Sea
need be told that the subject Is an old
n and a recognized necessity, for
while the Tsar has been permitted to
build a powerful feet Of warships on
tons extending back almost a cen
fury, or since 1909, have closed the
gates Of the Dardanelles upon them.
The Black Sea feet, which consists
Of about $50 ships, has been locked"
in the Black Sea principally through
British action, although Russia is a
party to most Of the treaties, recognlz-
ing the fact that it is some consolation
to know that no other force, not even
a British fleet, may pass through the
straits. "the key to the Tsar's home,"
as Napoleon described 1t.
During the last year, however, Rus
STA has felt the need Of her Gagged
fleet, which, If 1t could have been
dispatched to the Far East at an OPP
perfume time, might have changed the
history of the war. AT present the
Black Sea fleet can only be used to
menace the sick man of the East"
whom most of the powers do not de-
sire disturbed, for fear Of the awful
contention for tn remains IL the
Turk were driven out of Europe.
While Great Britain is distributing
her fleets has always made due allow
ance for the ineffective character Of
the Black Sea fleet, and consequently
has beer able to Irtail the size Of
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-25

She did that. l firmly believe she did
Keep her resolution to the letter. But
then the poor wretch had worse and
worse agony to bear; and then it was
that. somebody or other recommended her
to try some of those patent medicines
they make up from opium or morphia. |
dare say it was harmless at first. No
doubt she began with small doses. But
it seems that those drugs are twenty
times worse than brandy or whisky in
destroying the power of the will; and so
l suppose the poor creature went on and
on, increasing the doses and DESTROYING
her brain Mt the same time, until in the
end she was simply a hopeless drunkard.
1t seems miraculous how women can 90
on destroying themselves with those in
fernal drugs without being found out.
[ don't know whether Winterbourne
would ever have found it out; for he is
an indulgent sort of chap, and he was
very fond of her; but one night there
was a scene at dinner. Then he discov-
cred the whole thing. The child was
sent away, for fear of further scenes:
and this 80 terrified the mother that she
made the most solemn promises never to
touch the poison again. But by this
time her power of self-control had gone.
Man alive, l can't tell We what Winter.
bourne had to go through. His patience
with her was superhuman; and always
the promise held out to her was that
Yolande was to be restored to her; and
sometimes she succeeded so well that
every one was hopeful, and she seemed
to have quite recovered. Then again
there would be another relapse; and a
wild struggle to conceal it from the
friends of the family; and all the rest
of it.
"What a life he has led all those
years-trying to get her to live in some
safe retreat or other; and then suddenly
finding that she had broken out again,
and gone to some people, Romneys or
Romfords, the name is, who have a most
pernicious influence over her, and can
do anything with her when she is in
that semi-maudlin state. OF course, they
use her to extort money from Winter
bourne; and she has drugged half her
wits away; and 1t is easy for them to
persuade her that she has been ill-treat-
ed about Yolande. Then she will GO
down to the house, or hunt him out at
his lodgings. There is only one fortunate