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hold me. Help me-or I shall be gone
down. down. and It's all Shiny, and /
can see snakes and snakes-and moth
Ing but snakes. and they'll stifie me,
Ones coiling across my mouth. anoth-
er's crushing my arm-oh-oh-hold
me. hold me: put out your hand-just
touch mine. only touch me! That's all
I'm slippins-sllding"
He threw out his hands with n
scream, and Nurse Ina took them In
her strong grasp and supported him In
her arms. resting the poor weary head
against her shoulder.
The doctor paid his promised visit
and looked very serious. the nurse knew
that look upon his face. and her heart
sickcned within her.
HE is worse" she forced herself to
say quietly. though her life seemed to
depend on the answer.
''He is." said the doctor Rravely. II
tear. l very much fear. l think his
people ought To be notified rs To the Sc
rious state he Is In"
why. he has no people" spoke Ina.
lpassionately. and without thinking. AT
least none who care FOR him. Leave
him TO me, -
She stopped. conscious that the doc
tor was cycling her curiously.
II knew him-once. years ago" she
said more quietly. He In very much
alone in the world. The relations he
has. you yourself said. do not trouble
much about him
There's nothing moro to be done.
nurse. Wen pull him through II we
can"
YES" said Ina in a low voice; I'VE
will
. II was even TO her. used To many
'sad nights, CHASTITY vigil: had she
been attending a stranger II would have
been painful, that the patient was the
one creature I'm the whole world whom
she loved made her task one OF torture
to her.
As the hours went by. he seemed to
be slipping away from her. the little
thread OF life was growing so slender:
the only consolation was that his poor
voice was huShed: he was almost too
weak. as II seemed. To draw his breath.
As the graw dawn stole silently into
the room. and the sooty Spairows out
side on the leads welcomed IL with
cheerful chirpIngs, Ina had her reward.
30 she thought. for the many years OF
sad unlovedness. the heart-hunger she
had endured.
For a feeble ray OF light feel upon
her weary. tear-worn face. as she bent
over him. and there came CLEAN OF
consciousness into Edgar LindSny's
beautiful eyes, he Eayed at her steadily:
she saw he was surprised or puzzled.
then sudden look OF perfect rest and
happiness appeared. he moved his lips,
and Ina heard n weak whisper:
Ina, my Ina have you forgiven
msT'
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Perhaps" the gracious vision be-
gan, with just a faint touch OF hcsita-
tion-"perhaps I'd better tell you that
that Mr.. Lindsay quarrelled just before
he was III. II was SAN my fault" she
said penItently. II was horrid. didn't
hear from him for some time. TIL quite
casually last night at party someone
mentioned that he was very III.
You can imagine how wretchedI was.
l determined TO come and ini out for
myself. but l could not get away I'LL
now. And then you tell me he II out
OF danger To thinI that nearly lost
him: that never knSw!"
Ina regarded her visitor stupidity. She
could scarcely grasp the meaning OF the
latter's flow OF words. Engaged-Ed-
gar Lindsay-on whose lips her name
had ever been during his dclirium. who
had. she was persuaded. recognized her.
and addressed her I'm terms OF the deep
est affection, be engaged 10 this beau
tiful. dainty being. who was young
enough To he his daughter! IL was In
conceivable! Desperately she chung TO
the last yestige OF the happiness which
was drifting away from her.
You are going to marry Mr. Lind
say" she said: YOU"
Yes. and oh. nurse. want you TO do
me a favor"---ths appealing brown
eyes were brought To bear on the
nurses impassive countenance. Here
Is a letter. only tiny note. containing
Just two words. When he IL well
enough, give IL To him. He viii UNI
derstand lit will make Il all right"
Ina conquered "A Wild desire TO tear
the offered missive into many pieces.
as she took Il from the little out
stretched hand.
You are making no mistake" she
said, you are sure Mr.. Lindsay viii
understand"
"Or course" The girl looked n little
surprised. why. nurse, hope-I
think that my note will do him more
good than all the doctors stun In the
world
Il don't understand" murmured the
nurse wildly. oh, what does IL
mean2"
And" continued the other happily.
you viii come down la NE every day.
won't you. nurse. and tell me how he
is? shall be SO anxious till he Is out
OF danger"
The nurse laid her hand heavily on
the silken shoulder. her haggard eyes
gazed full ut the smiling. daintily-
beautiful face.
Tell me your name" she said
hoarsely. quick. quick"
For a sudden awful thought had come
to her. and she stood motionless MS the
rock from which her textures seemed
carved. as the girl answered:
My name Is lna-Ina Colquhoun."
Postmaster General Cortelyou II a
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KAISER HoNoRS THE JAPs
Prince and Princess Guests at German
Royal Wedding.

Berlin. May sl.-Th" Prince AMI friH-
cess ArisguawH. who viii represent the
emperor uI japan ~ the wedding VI
th. crown Prince Frederick william
and Duchess Cecilia ni Mecklcnberg-
Schworiu. will be- the first II the guests
To- arrive here. and will be- received IN
AN imposing manner at the railway sta
lion Monday evening. Emperor William
invited the Prince aud Princess ArlS-
.,,.,,,a fp come 20 Berlin few days
A, advance, ~ the other royal person
np.s who are To attend the wedding.
presumably because h" wishes io pay
them special attention. Emperor WI
liam has assigned imp"riu! Chamber
lain Won Muhl. who II y"vs"d in Japi-
rasr etiquette. 10 see that Japan 80
forms urr yigidly observed during the
visit ~ tn" prince and princess L" Ger
many,
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LOG OF THE RUSSIAN
SQUADRON. -

October t6-saiIed from Libau,
Russia.
October 2o-saiisd from skaaen,
Denmark.
October 2i-kttaeked fshina
fleet in North sea.
October 23-PaCsod Dover.
Octobsr 2+--Coaled at Cherbeura.
Ostsber 2s-Arrived ut Vigo,
Spain.
October 3c-one cruiser and tor.
pedo boat Hstilla arrived Mt
Tansicr.
November flour battleships.
Eve cruisers sailed south from
Tanaier.
November 5-Cruiser and terpe.
do f3etilla under Rear Admiral
voeIkersam arrived at Suda
bay, island Of Crete.
November t2-B attleship and
cruiser squadron arrived NJ
Oakar, French West Africa.
November t6-Seeond section OF
Baltic squadron under Nebo-
oatoff sailed from Libau.
November i7-viee Admiral Ro.
iest.ansky, with battleship
squadron, sailed from Daksr
for Cape Of Good Hope.
November 22-veeikersam's d..
vision Of two battleships. FIVE
cruisers, seven destroyers
sailed from, Suda bay.
November 24-voelkersam's di.
vision arrived at Port Said;
second division sailed from
Care Skaaen, Denmark.
November 26-Voeikersam's di.
vision passed through the suez
canal.
December 2-Voeikersar,'s divi.
sion rassed island OF Perrin,
SAILING toward Alden.
January 2-Roiestvensky arrived
at Madagascar; joined by
voelkerta
March i6-En tire Russian fleet
sailed from Madagascar.
March t9--Russian feet sighted
$50 miles northeast OF MAZDA.
qascar.
March 3o-siahtsd 500 miles
south Of Ceylon.
April 7-Siahted $50 miles north
OF Singapore a nd seventy miles
southwest OF Penang.
April s-passed Singapore and
entered China sea.
ApriI t2-Arrived at kamranh
bay, on Cochin China coast.
$50 miles northeast OF Saigon;
reeoaled. repaired. and repro.
visioned.
April 22--Sailsd from kamranh
bay after Japan had lodged
vigorous protest against
French violation Of neutrality.
April 28-Returned TO shelter OF
French coast 10 await arrival
Of NshoaatoH's SQUADRON.
May s-Neboaatoff's SQUADRON
Joined Roiestsensky's fleet.
May i4-Franee officially do.
.olared Russian feet had sailed
from Indo China coast.
Nay 20-Russian feet sighted
passing through Bashee chan
mel, south OF Formosa.
May 25-Several Russian trans.
ports arrived ut Shanghai; feat
said 10 have eoaled OF Saddle
islands.
May 27-Flset anrihiiatsd by
Japs.
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ROBBER LAID OUT.
Express Messenger improves oppor
tunity and Cracks Hoid.up Mans
Skull. Saving the Money.

-. paul. MINI. May 3i.--GeneraI
Manager "a. J Horn. of the Northern
Pacific railway. gives the following
details concerning tn" hOldup of the
North Coast limited at Bearmou;h.
Mont
-xcTtcrn ra.iac North Coast linn
it.l No. WAS held Up about II y. m,
on May -, two miles east OF Bear
mouth. MoUi.. ut mile post No. NJ. by
pfs I. III .
After url.rluE 80 messenger ut
the robhrr. who had about twenty-five
pounds NJ dynamite, blew tho safe open
in the Express CII shattcriag the side
~ IN. ear and blowing the doc: IN the
safe. After the discharge of the third
explosion the TObbsr forced Engineer
Wilson 10 crawl into the car ahead ~
him aud the messenger To follow. As
soon as ;h"y We're In the car ia" hdni!t
forced Engineer Wilson To strike
match. and ~ he lid this Engineer
Wilson saw Express Messenger iAua
ready 20 hit the robber with a piece
~ the broken car. Wilson Immediately
blew the match out and the express
nr, s.ugcr struck the rubbrg aai
knocked him out. The rohbcr VAS not
killed but was bound and taken 10
Drummoud. where he was turned over
To IN. county authorities. The express
car was not badly dainag ed. and went
through on the run. No valuabl"s were
taken and passengers were not dis
turb.d. At | o'clock today the robb-r
was still unconscious
The railway company has wired 10
Engineer Wilson and Express Mess"n-
ger I.aub congratulations. and viii I'm
mediat.ly mail the eSpr"ssnlan and en-
ginsrr a check for $1,000 In recognition
OF their services.
Tn. Eearmouth HOLIDAY was p"rpe-
trated a year ago on this same North
rru Pacific limited by Hammond anu
Christie. who were run down BY spf-
ciaI agents ~ the Northern Pacific.
Hammond aud Christie are now In the
Montana penltrntiary At Deer Lodge.
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WIFE WILL BARE
FAMILY SKELETON
ronmaster Asked TO Recognize
and Support His
Child.
GIRL BRIDE TELLS STORY
Brings 5s5e Homo 20 Find Aged Hus.
band Had Secured Divorce from
Hsr-child Will 5esoms
Ri=h ~ He Does.

Philadelphia. Pa. May SIT. ~. Magic.
on" 80 IN" richest rvsiI"nts OF Eric. Pa.
who's" wealth II estimated at S;lVo.ut..
will be- forced to appear In quarter Sod
sion court here within I"w weeks and
show cause why h" VII not recognize
s-y"ar-old Theodore Marguerite Nas:r AZ
his daughter and provide for her supror,
a. demanded by she mo:hcr. ars Agnes
II. Maggie.
has bccn blocked b. the power of tho
Nagl" millions, All proceedings In tho
case. Sh" says. haV" h"rv'SfoT" been sup
pressed. but. backed by four 81 the lead
ing lawyers OF philadelphia. she will at
least make public the family skeleton.
In addition TO the suit Tor the recognition
and support OF the chill Mrs. Sagi.
charges that the mliiIonair. SECURED IL
yorcc from her Will" she was seriously
III at Atlantic city without papers ever
having been served upon her. She charges.
and her counsel support the story. ;hIi all
records OF Mr.. SaKir's divorce have dis
appeared. 80 that she cannot learn upon
what grounds a. was secured.
Sine" securing this divorce Mr. Maggie
has refused TO r-coxniz. Mrs. Saglc's
child and h~ has married again. Hc re-
Gently was arrested by constable" who
travelled from this ely In company with
on. OF Mrs Saglc's counsel. AMI IL now
under bail to appear In court her" che ifst
week n June
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Copyright. iso6. by w. II. HearstD
Il think that's all. nurse. I'll take you
up now. You understand that IL " a
very trying case. That II the CHIEF
reason why'--the doctors face broad
-ened into kindly smile-'I wish you
60 undertake IT.
Il am very fattered That you choose
\ me. you knoS the harder the Work the
better IL suits me-"
Exactly, but don't overdo yourself.
We cap" have you patient on our
hands"
Nurse Ina only shook her head In
reply. She was. as she herself cx-
pressed ~, ''hatefully strong" In all her
years OF nursing she had not had a
days illness.
The patient she was called upon to
attend was man suffering from n
fever. and whose rawlings had fright
ened his FIRST nurse almost into hyster-
les. rendering her absolutely useless.
The doctor had sent her back with n
sharp reprimand. and. having n Crate
ful recollection OF Nurse Ina's cnpabili-
ties. had sought her out. and been for
tunate enough To ind her disengaged.
You won't be frighteneded like Sis
tesr Mary" he said To her. hair humor-
ously. M he led her through the silent.
carpeted passages TO the sickroom.
''You won't fail me-
II don't think so." said Nurse Ina
calmly: Il am TO undertake the case
alone?"
Yes. ~ you can. Here we are. Poor
fellow. he Is quiet enough now.
what Is his name ?" she ask ed slow
ty.
Lindsay. Edgar Lindsey. Anything
else you want to know.
Nothing else. thank YOU"
Then wen leave you. ] shall be In
later. Goodbye for the present"
An invaluable woman" he said TO
his colleague. as they made their way
downstairs out into the street. where
roar OF the traffic. Il have absolute
confidence In her"
Al the instant when he spoke the
Invaluable woman" was lying prone
upon the fiuor. weeping az she had not
wept for twenty long years. since that
Day when she and Edgar Lindsey had
parted. as each declared. forever"
And as her sobs echoed through the
silent room the sick man began TO talk.
60 talk. 10 laugh. to sing In n feeble.
raucous voice that WAS horrible to hear.
Nurse Ina. dashing away her tears.
went TO him.
As she locked mt the face that during
30 many weary years had been ever
present with her. she was conscious OF
curious pang that should have altered
so little, while She!
"Hc would never have recognized
me-" she thought sadly, "he never will. -
The patient opened wide. unsecing
eyes upon her. bright with the fever
that was consuming him.
Its all my falkland yet--you didn't
love me. or you wouldn't let those aw-
full little beasts get hold OF me. they're
pulling me into the sel and you won't
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
KING VETOES 1T.
Oscars Minister Resigns Because Bill
for Separate Consular System
for Norway 10 Denied

Chrlstiauia. May liking Oscar p'ly
declined TO sign the law creating q s"I,-
arat- consular system for Norway.
The ministers Immediately I"nh.T"d
their designations. hut IN. klng refused ~
accept them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
NOT AN AMERICAN SHIP
Weasel Which Was Sunk oy the Rus
sian Fleet 10 Said 20 Have Been
EnuIish.

washingisn. May p.-Mlnls,"r 6risoom
cuylcd tho stat" department. today hat
the ship supposed 20 b" American. sunk
~ ms. coas, Of Formosa on May - b. tho
Russ an Acct was British vessel. issoFd-
ing to a report made 20 Inn hy IN" Ja1a-.
Isse government
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Trained to ee Naples Wife.

Mrs. Nabl"'s charges cover variety e..
incidents. by means Of which she debates
that her STRUGGLES 20 secure her little girls
rights have been defeated by th" power OF
her former husbands millions.
She asserts that from IN" tim" 81" wis
u years old she vas picked out - tho
miliionair" for his wife. and that her ciu-
cation was arranged hy him ~ convent.
D"spit" this Sh" charges that almost TIM
m"diat '!y after marrag" h. b"raw" cruel
To- her and l";: her IN strange city ono
year later
Mrs Magic has He'd ~ Philadelphia Tor
nearly three years. aHd has constantly
maintained A we'll appointed stab" ard
has found he chief recreation IN driving.
The liitl" glri. for sake Of whom tho
mother hrs decided TO lift the Veil that
has 20 long hidden thu Mage family
skeleton. l0r a time NPS placed In Notre
Dame convent. tn RIt'rnhous- square but
IL now In charg" ~ COy"Tn"ss. She IL
a beautiful child. and should IN" present
suit prove her right To shar" IN the Magic
fortune. she will be- one % the richest
rhidteu IN this city.
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ern channel through the Korean straits
into the Sea og Japan.
Long before that perlod the Japan
Csc fleet had been called from Its sew
cral stations near Ten islands. which
separate the eastern from the western
channels at the mouth of the Japan
sea. what happened thereafter during
the entire day and into the night. and
what the story Is this morning has
t,..,, r.tnFaH
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CREW MAY BE LOST.
CHILEAN Cruiser Presidents Pinto. witt
III Aboard. Founders on the
South CHILEAN Coast.

Sanit0gu Il" chm. May g.. The
CHILEAN cruiser Prrsid"ntr pintn has
fuundc-cd or IN" southern coast -
Chill. The PINTO carried a crew 30 III.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-01
INVENTORY OF DAMAGE.

Toxic. May ss.-The Borodino was
frst class battleship of 1856 displace-
m.nt. 10. 900 horsepower and speed OF
Is knots. The crew numbered I'o OF
ilcers and men.
The Alexander III. was n sister ship
TO the Borodino.
TIL. Admiral Nakahimon was an
armored cruiser or s.5:i tons dispIace.
nent. 5000 Indicated horsepower and
a Specd OF Is knots. II had SCI off,
GERS and men.
The Dmitri DonSkl was an nrmored
cruiser OF $3.50 tons sheathe'. OF 1000
Indicated horsepower ana speed OF
is knots. The crew numbered 5io.
The Vladimir Monomach was n
sheathcd cruiser 5.5s5 tons ana '.ooo M
dIr,t.d horse power The crew num-
bered $50.
The Admiral Oushakor was n coast
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Torp~doboats nftynve small
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JAPs CALMLY elosp THEIR TIME

Toxic. May cat o'clock Satur-
day the scout ships OF Rear Admiral
Kataoka reported by wireless ;rla-
graph the approach OF the Russian
Baltic squadron from point north OF
Uku island. az the southcrly entrance
TO the Straits OF Korea. At sunrise
the Russian battleships were OF the
promoatory Of Harado. the cruisers I'm
the center and the three coast defense
ironclads on the western line. At 10
o'clock IN the morning they were wes,
Of the Island OF fki. which IL the east
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Postmaster General Cortelyou Is a
most accomplished amateur pianist.
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EIGHT CAPTAINS DROWN.

London. May 29.--An Evening News
Toxic dispatch SAYS eight captains OF
Russian wnrships were drowned during
the battle Saturday.
AasOI LITE AND OVERWHELMING
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Washington. May 2s.-JapnneSe MIN
lister Takahlra received n cnblegram
from his government conveying the
information that the japc:iese victory
had been absolute and ovP-wh Ginning"
but the cabiegram lacks details.
According TO adYiccs ygCr!ved by the
navy department from Toxic the Jap
anese. in addition To the ships already
named. captured the Russian blt,leship
S!ssoi Neliky, and the Russian flagship
was sNrioualy damaged
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Toxic. May 29.-it IL officially an
nounced that RojestvcnAky's neet Is
practically annIhilated In the battle OF
Saturday.
The Russian battleshlps Borodino
and Alexander Ill: armored cruisers
Admiral Nnkahimoff. Dmitri Donskoi.
Vladimir Monomach. coast defense
ironclad Oushakofr: protected cruisers
Svietlana and Jemschug. repair ship
Kamschatka. and the cruiser irtessln
were sunk.
The battleships Orel and Nicolai l..
coast defense ironclads Admiral Semi
avin and Admiral ApraXine were cap
turcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03
Mr.. MOORE DISMISSED
CLERK IN DEAD LETTER OFFICE
OF POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The tendency toward graft and dishonesty
mated from the Post Office Department. In
spite of the epidemic of disclosures which
startled the country year or SO ago. Yes
terday Acting Postmaster General Hitch
cock ordered the dismissal of Charles A.
Moore of Colorado, a 81, 400 clerk in the
deal letter office and In charge of one of
the minor branches of that department.
Mr.. Moore having confessed to the theft
of railroad tickets from letters which found
their way into his hands. He is also ac-
eused of taking foreign stamps from en-
velopes and selling them to collectors and
dealers
For some time past complaint has been
made against the disappearance of letters
supposed to contain valuable matter, and
the post Office inspectors instituted an in
vestigatiop. Moore was suspected and a
marked ticket was placed in a marked en-
veiope and SO addressed that it soon found
its way to the dead letter Office and into
Moore's hands An hour later the envelope
was not in the pigeonhoie where 1t be-
longed. Moore was apprehended by the in
spectors and Immediately confessed. In
Justification he said that the railroad tick
cts were paid for by some one; that this
some one" could not be ascertained and
ne thought he might as we'll reap the bene-
mt as to let the railroads make the profit
by default on the part of the original own
er This idea was not exactly in conform
ance with that Of the Post Office Depart
ment officials and his dismissal resulted
1t is understood Moore will not be prose-
cuted criminaly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03
Stabbed in Back and Neck.

A midnight stabbing occurred on the south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 18th streets northwest last night The
assailant, a young colored man, gave his
name as Fred Bowerman. His victim Ed
ward Hurdle, white man, who said he was
in business on Louisiana avenue was Sc
verely stabbed in the back and on the back
of his neck.
Bowerman was locked up at the 18th
street police station by Policemen Wolf
Lisle and Brown. and the injured man was
taken to the Emergency Hospital for treat
ment.
When the prisoner was searched at the
police station the weapon with which he
did the cutting could not be found on his
person and it was said he threw it away
before the arrival of the police
. Witnesses stated that Hurdle was talking
with some other men about midnight when
the negro approached him and, with an
oath, drew a knife and plunged it into his
back and neck.
Mr.. c. p. Leonard, who was standing
near, sprang upon Bowerman and pinioned
his arms to prevent him from inf1fcting
further injuries upon Hurdle. Leonard
held on to the coored man until the police
men arrived and placed him in custody.
While Hurdles wounds are severe, serious
results are not anticipated. After his re-
turn to the station house from the hospital
he was allowed to deposit collateral on a
charge of disorderly conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03
ALLEGES A "HOLD-UP,v
Vice President of Copper Company
Trying to Prevent Sale.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, September p
To prevent the passing of the Utah Copper
Company to the control of the so-callad
Smelter Trust Is the object of an injunc-
ton suit filed today in the state court by
E. A. Wall, director and vice president of
the Utah Copper Company. Wall owns
one-ffth of the capital stock. He alleges
that at a recent meeting of directors in
Colorado Springs it was voted to increase
the capital stock from 81, 100000 to $1,000,
600 and to issue 100000 of bonds for i'm
provements. Wall alleges that he has been
denied his proportional share in the pro-
posed issue of new stock and bonds until
he shall have agreed TO join with the other
officers and directors of the company in
sale of 81 per cent of its capital stock to
the American SHELTERS Securities Company,
controlled by the Guggenheims, at 500
share The present market value of the
stock, he alleges is $26 to $50 a share, and
a sale of his stock at $40 share would
mean a loss to him of $459099, he alleges.
a temporary restraining order was issued.