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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
ST ABBED
BY WOMAN
Especial 20 The star,

cOuLEE CITY. Wash. April IA
Stabbed through the lung with an
old case knife which had been
sharpenod TO a razor edge. Miss
Maud Fowler. the I7-Year-old mail
carrier between Jean and 81. An
1rews lies IN A critical condition.
with llttle hope OF recovery. AZ Jean
poatofflce the victim Of jealousy.
She was twice stabbed By Rira
Bertha Fowler on Tuesday after
noon. when she arrived at Jean xith
the mail Crazed By suspicion and
Jealousy Mrs Fowler had tramped
four miles and a half TO waylay the
girl. and when the mail vehicle
drew up al the poai0fnee. the wo4
man leaped fur.aualy upon the
young driver. screaming that the
girl had stolen her husband from
her. and atabbiug her five times
with the knife before s. Il. svens-
gard. the postmaster. could inter
ferp.
With the first blow. which plunE-
ed the knue through the girls fcft
lung between the fourth and NTH
ribs. the girl fen 10 the ground. and
in an instant the woman was upon
her, stabbing furlously The second
blow struck the breast bones aud
the other three buried the knife in
the girls shoulder. making three
ugly slaghes.
The young girl Is we'll and favor
ably known In the community, and
Il IS the general opinion that Mrs.
FOwlcrs Jealousy was without
foundation. Mrs Fowler was ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
CHASTITY
MURDER
Especial 10 The start

BELLINGHAN. wash. April 10.
Although the officers have thor
onghly secured the premises and
the country surrounding the scene
Of the bloody tragedy enacted here
Yesterday, no trace has yet been
found OF the murderer Of Frederick
T. Danes. the aged man who waa
struck down with an axe and whose
corpse was revoltiuRly hacked.
mangled and beaten. Not a single
ciew can be found. and the Officers
are AZ loss as 70 what 10 do next.
Although the murdered man fire.
queuLy said that he had a bitter
enemy Of whom he was afraid. he
never made mention Of bis euemys
Identity or whereabouts. Danes
lived In Texas. California aud Ore
Rou previous 70 coming % this state.
aud II Is said that In each place
where he lived he quarrelcd bitterly
with his business rivals The cor
oner'B jury returned a verdict de
claring that DANES came 10 his
death by violence AZ the hands OF
some unknown party or parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
CROWDS ATTRACTED
BY BENCH SHOW
SOCIETY TURNS OUT IN FORCE TO SEE THE sow.wows-
RlPLNeERs DOGS TAKE MANY PRIZES

Winners Bitehes-Pera. John Rip
linger
Reserve sergoaats Rose John
Riplingcr.
Irish Setter, Puppy Dogs Phillip
Kcarney. Peter Kearney
irish Settlers, Limit Dogs Vic
toria Athol Dr Cnreschl, Victoria,
y. C..
Irish Settlers. Open Dogs ireland
Boss l.. u Strong
Winners Dogs ireland boss. l..
ID. Strong
Reserve Philip Kearney Peter
kearney
Irish settlers. limit bitches, Lady
Dunn. Bancroft. Irish settlers, open
bitches, Lady Dunn, Bancroft; win
ners. bitches, Lady Dunn Bancroft.
Gordon settlers limit dogs. Jack. G..
J. Wall Victoria; Gordon settlers.
open dogs. REQ Rex, T.. Higgins
Victoria winners dogs. jackie. J.
Wa l. = ftoria; reserve. REQ NOV, r.
J. Wall Nieiuria; Gordon settlers.
limit bitches. ~, Leon Consuta.
VICTORIA Gordon settlers. open
bitches, Belle. Leon Consuta. Vie
torini winners, Belle; reserve Bird,
-. G. Hall
seventy-three dogs judged by -
o'clock. 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

The bench show Of the Seattle
Kennel club again attracted a large
crowd OF canine enthusiasts mt Ger
mnnia hall on Thursday.
Up 20 noon 7d dogs had been
passed upon by Judge Davies. With
the exception of water spaniela ana
retrievcrs. all OF the big dogs have
been judged Judgment ON the lit
tie fellows was commenced at a late
hour Thursday afternoon.
The following Is list Of the dogs
awarded first prizea in the different
classes:
English Setter Puppy Dogs Ptol-
envy. John Rlplinger.
English Setter Novice Dogs =Ptul-
omy. John Riplinger.
English Setter, Limit Dogs -Styl-
ish Snowfall John Ripllnger.
English Setter Open Dogs Brack-
On OIick. John Riplinger
Winners Dogs Bracken OLiek,
John Riplinger.
Reserve Stylish Snowfall, John
Ripllngor.o
English Better Puppy Bitches
sergeants Rose. John Riplinger
English Setter Novice Bitches
serReant's Rose. John Riplinger
English Setter. Open Bitches
poIa, John ltipHnEer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
BIG GAIN MADE IN
TEACHERS CONTEST
THE VOTES FOR THE MOST POPULAR SCHOOL TEACHERS IN
THE STATE ARE CONTINUING TO COME IN BY THE HUN.
pREps

The Stars worlds fair contest is
going a-whoopinE Several new
candidates have been entered and
a number OF changes In the relative
standing Of the candidates have
taken place owing 10 the heavy vote
cast for some Of the leaders.
The total vote for all candidates
was increased nearly 1000 during
the past "A hours. Single candidates
In some instances received as high
as 500 votes IN a bunch.
The biggest gains were made by
Miss Gale OF the Dunlap school. and
Miss Metcalf. OF the Cascade school.
while substantial gains we're made
by Miss Chase. OF Walla Walia.
and Miss Hawkins. OF Green Lake.
Ballard and Everett each have en-
tries In the lists
Don't forget that The Stars con-
test is one Of the greatest ever un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
CnY DAN pEANl
An eyangelistie meeting in the old
Comlque thmterl

An eyaneelietie meeting IN the old
Comique thater'
Does sound odd. doesn't ltY
Aud yet that rs what Dr Chap
man has on the program OF hlH
soulscAmpaiEn
incidentally. The star arranged
tho prollmluHflon between the fam
Gus evangelist and the notorious
tenderl0ln leader
Sure IN lei the rvanKellstB use
the thcateri' said Nose Goldsmith
"Wednesday night I found the pro.
pFietor of the Strand formerly
known u8 the Comlquei. seated IN
hia nriHyte office The proyefbial
big black cigar hid partly bic gen
ial eounicnanee from view. and n
diamond. ne big as the end Of ones
thumb. glittered a friendly greeting
% the writer.
Have a drink asked the ten
dorloin imprrsanrln IT'S got 20 be
n soft one. however the police won
alloW us 10 sell the real goods
WAY because We run daneehali
ia connection with the other enter
tainmenta
@htill, I'm not kicking. Manage
90 Jos along somehow. you know.
About this man, Chapman. and
his company of Hnellhinders it's on
the square with me when I say that
! think they're all right And I'd
Ike 10 SEQ en- come here aud do
some good work DO you know Of
q better place To save souls than
right hers Ia the tenderInlug
ENut on your lifo'
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Tell the doctor that he and hls
friends can have anything they van
hers. III fix up the theater ia Zip.
top shape and he'll have a crowd
thai gill make a first night In
broadway theaier look Ike demo
cratic ward meeting on Queen Anne
hill
''Of couue. We people down here
viii help the good work along
Every man has Eot 10 make n liy=
Ing. II be does Il BY running a the
alter Of this type. IL doesn't go 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

The people OF Seattle are becom-
ing awakened by the reyiyalists.
"wednesday nights attendance in all
the districts visited by the preach-
ers was much larger than at the
inaugural 81 the series.
Every seat In the First Preaby-
terrain church was occupied Wednes-
day night standing room was at a
premium. and many people were
turned away and sent 10 the big
gospel tent on Fourth avenue and
Yesler way.
DR. Chapman. who was the stellar
attraction At the church. warmed up
10 his work and gave an lmpassion-
ed dellverance Of hls sermon. which
was much enhanced b. the beautiful
basso voice of Fred Butler
There were also very large meet
luRB al all the other churches.
The first OF the afternoon meet
lnRs was held Thursday at } o'clock
In the First Methodist church. Dr.
Henry Ostr0m officiating Friday
afternoon, az the same place and
same hour. DIR. Chapman will de-
liver sermon. The first noonday
meeting will be held Friday AT tho
Grand opera house. from II to Iz:45s
when a brief address 10 business
and working men win be made
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iiFlen.7 The card also announced
that the Chapman male quartet. one
81 the finest musical organizations
81 it. Kind in the country. would
SING Ht the meeting
Il appears that one - the cards
fen into the hands ~ Robert Moran
president - the company. aud that
30 refused te allow stelalc on the
grounds
When seen Thursday morning Dr.
steiric said
I was very much surprised 10 re-
eeiNe such a refusal from Moran
urua The purpose ~ the meeting
esas not TO talk on labor matters.
but simply on the religious llfe 81
the workluEmen
TIE quartet heard - the action
taken BY she MouuH and they re-
fused 70 nn their part on the pro-
gram.
% order not 70 aisaprolnt the
Wurkmen Dr. Nerdham vac &C.
cured 10 take nr steiale'a place.
and ne conducted "a successful meet
ing and the music vas furnished by
AT Powers. "A saioist
The meeting at the Moran'a VAS
a large one. and the wurkueu IIs-
tened atteutiveiy "a pf Necdhaf1's
aadzeHs. greeting the divine with
the snme courteous Difference his
associates have been accorded at an
meetings 20 far held IN the city.
Mf stelzto addressed large saith
efiuE ~ union men at the rooms
Of the Western Central Labor union
Wednesday night.
Tho most plausible explanation Of
MIR horana action ls that some two
years ago a strike occurred among
the workmen on the baitleship Ne
hraska and after the strike was
over the Moran Bros. company de-
clared itself an open shop. en-
ploying either union or nou-union
men at its pleasure
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The Merun Bros company refused
70 allow enc q the chapman band
ef eyanssiis,s to sreas in its shops
beeauss be belonged to unIon.
This ~ ne nts, setback TIA, the
noted evanselisu have received
uines hsir arrival ln Seattle Tues
day
Aeocrdina to the prorram of the
evanrellsts a MONDAY meeting pas
to Be held ID the Moran Bros. COM
pany's yards. to be addressed by
Charles stelsle. a union man. now
prominent evangelist
s,elslo aId not appear because.
according 60 Dr. Chapman himself.
h. vas refused Abundance 60 the
grounds by President Robert Moran.
81 the company. on the ground that
s,eiaie belonged 90 a union.
atelzie was formerly a maehlnlst.
Ills home IL In New York. and for
eight years he belonged TO the m
tcfnatianat Maehinista' union and
atili han a membership la the or
Raniaatinn
"wednesday thousands OF cards
bearing a union label we're dtstrib-
uted throughout the city aunounc-
iur that Stelxle would address the
monday meeting az Moran'a today
Thursday. the subject Of his
talk to be "rhe WorkinRman's Re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
SOAKED The
SENATOR

SAN FRANCISCO. Asrl Ia
United States fssqaS6sH Jofass Vae
taxed 1913 and costs ~ Jusqos Ma
raslzy this morning for fallsaE TO
appear az witness M THIS trial 81
the suit for s270. 900. brought by
Captain william Nevills against
william Fleming. which was 10
have been begun last Tuesday. The
case was continued 20 April a.
when further costs Will be assessed
n the senator stlll fails 10 appear
He la now IL Canada.
The jurors for the May term Of
the federal court were drawn
Thursday afternoon.
John = 9ordOn. a Ballard mer-
etant. def a sedro- W0olley We'd
nesday evening at 3 O'Clock The
funeral will be held IN the Bonney-
Watson parlOra mt 100 o'clock FRI
day and the remains will be shipped
10 Vaahou At o'clock Friday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

AUBURN, Cal. April t8-Adolph
Weber convicted OF the murder OF
his II er. and who ia also ac-
cused OF the murder Of his father.
brother and sister. appeared in
court today for sentence. When the
case was called the prisoner was
asked TO stand up by the court lie
looked pale aud worn and had 20
be lifted 10 his feet by the sheriff.
The defendants attorney ried num-
erous affidavits 10 support a motion
for a new Frfal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

PARIS. April la-Captain Rode.
the French attaehe with the Man
ehufian army. reports that the Has-
Hian army has been reiufofmed and
ia now ready te renew the battle
lie says the japanese advance guard
ia barely 10 mites away. and ffe-
qurntly' cavalry Hkirmiahsn occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

personally some time this week
We accept hts invitation and
viii hold a glorious session there
In the very near future
The article in The Star Wedaa8-
day In which the women Of the ten
dsrloin expressed their views u our
eRangellstie work. appeals TO me.
consider Il the strongest endorse
mert we have yet secured"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
LEADERS TO MEET

ST. LOUIS. April 1s.-Barney
Oldfield and A. c. Webb. two OF
the most daring drivers OF racing
autos In the country. will meet in
a race al St IOnis on April IA or
81 0ldneld is al present in Cleve-
land whore ne is superintendent
the construction OF three cars,
which will probably be used in tho
Gordon Bennett rNA Webb is tho
only man in the country who is
recognized as being any way near
IN Oldfield's class. and the race will
attract keen interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

President Roosevelt has indicated
that he VIII appoint board Of con-
Huiting engineers 20 work In con-
neetlen with the lathmlun Canal
Commission. II viii probably con-
siat Of nine members. Shd the per-
sonnet iH expected 90 be given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

At Ia the state rested It's ease.
Attorney Hart. before making hls
opening. asked the court 90 instruct
the state 60 introduce evidence
which lt had suppressed and was
palpahly holding back FOR rohnttal
Tho court 0yofrulod bis motion. al
which he said he would introduce
the evidence himself.
lie then made The opening state
ment for the defense. lie said that
he would prove that BourEotte had
been a troublesome man for years
and had a record OF getting into
fights. he said that Campbell
bought the gun. With which Bour-
gette was killed. for self protection
against a man who had become In
censed against him BY what hour
gctto had told him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

.aIlnF he trial Tharsaay morn.
asa reported 10 the court
-. ial q the witnesses In
49, ~ The courts order rnaaa
~. - opening of the Trial wera hi
-. $50 10 the court room. ana
4 confusion was caused
49,. Prompt ruling of the court
y - @lii'essea ln the room should
w. then and there be excluded
- = pailiff but must forfeit thoir
s.,.- less fof dlsobedience Of the
-. ptasfR a round haIf dozen
lisaer the ban. Several afb.
.. - - hia been aubpoenaed after
u =. -'hnlns Of tbe trial ana VINO
~, nsafd THE courts previous
.s,, Nsfs allowed 10 eafspa fbe
9 n Punishment
rs'tv -. recess tn the trial a
s.ssa u,sle side incident wac fur
49, me SPECTATOR Thgra.5ov
II Little Andrlenne Camp-
xisoa ,- ,-year-oid daughter N the
~ ~ woke up from a nap which
sosdse Deen enjoying With her
ise,lss asaa buried under the pro-
ls,. AZ I'm In q her 11-year-old els
tassSs ipping down or her chair.
ne n ~ gssf towards the opposite
Kiina,..-.. courtroom. where the
,ss,.s sor the proaaruflor 49,
. " PA. ie IN among these came III
fellow = ..tafniei, cousin and play
y a. we man who was Killed
hes. esnd Of the little vfri,s
nat -. Who was one Of mo
SfpoBt,s es for the prosecution.
ue lsi'or f0ndiy the manly M
ne prss..tss sed the little rIri ana
I" eands held out TO him a box
No AZ, railing sweetiy.
want ~ .~ak you. sld!e doeent
hov's As, ssaf said the boy.
ue gin a,y,sht, answered the 1T
BIT In. .sm ~ wiz me
DFesril 4 oi The barlfrs lnu.tIea
yyoansasr court to order ana each
,aeIim, ihs ~ 10Y. back to Sc family
BESIDE IN uttie girl To tbe sest
his NJ nan who ls on ,ris,.,as
saaif bssissa ne little boy fo no
dFsbed IT, ne black H,bed go ~
M B ssars Of his aunt mt crepe
nees fof n sette Was tho lac .ft
sllder irlai '' az IN The Campbell
'if tsa,lma.f Thursday afternoon
/. .ldsnte I s,,,ys sabalantiated ne
Iss ass.', Or he , sis,s ~ y..i ihe other
= sahasqu.ns,n w, aae two men and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
DROWNED IN
The BAY

The unidentified body Of man
was found floating In the bay near
sixteeu-milo point Of the Great
Northern railroad cary Thursday
morning. The conductor Of pass
ing train noticed the body IN the
water and stopped the train Tong
enough TO recover H. He then left
the body IN charge of a repldent at
the point aud came into This city.
a deputy coroner was sent ~ the
scene.
The body was well dressed and
the officials believe that the man
was drowned while walking along
the railroad track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

the Dutch possessions Is believed
here 10 be an cxaEKeraiion. and II
De- thought thar n any vessels actu-
ally were engaged. lt will turn out
10 have been japanese and Russian
scouting craft or deairoyera The
main japanese battlFshipa and ar
mored cruisers divisions are be
lieTesi to be much further north
than the point where the fighting
n said 20 have been in progress. al
though the actualwhercabouts % the
fleet Il a closely guarded secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
KILLED

e. lhharer was killed while az
work on n two-story residence at
Thirteenth avenue and East Cherry
street late Thursday afternoon. Ho
fell from thesScaffolding and died
instantly At the time of going TO
press his name had not Won
learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
RAHROADS
YIELD

PORTLAND. Ore. April 13.-lt is
announced that the transeontnent-
al roads have yielded to the petit
lions OF the North Pacific Coast
Iobhers association. and that there
will be a partial readiustment OF
rates from coast points to the in
terror. Il Is stated also that the 100
mile rule established for Spokane
will still be maintained
Tho changes are said to be ma
teriol. and Il rs claimed that they
will put Portland. Tacoma and Sc
attic on a parity with interior
points which is. or will be with
slight notifications, fair to iohbers
In Spokane. The readlustments
reached. it is believed, will act to
the benefit OF all sections and to the
detrlment OF none.
j. c. Stubhs. traffic director Of
the Hartman lines. who has been
instrumental in making the
changes. left for Chicago last night.
H. T. Beck and W d. Bailey
Wednesday morning asked the SUI
perior court for an injunction Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

WASHINGTON. April ia-The
state department made public today
official correspondence which dis
closed the fact that the JAPANESE
government announced % Minister
GriHeom ~ Toxic. February s. Or
last year. the breaking Of aipl8maiie
fslati0ua Rith Russia and assured
him that hostIlities would not begin
until q declaration ~ var had been
made. The fighting actually began
Febfary 3.
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when the president returns to WASH
ington from his hunting trip. II Is
already known that VIM. Barclay
Parsons and WA. Hubert Burr. who
were members Of the late canal
commission, and who are among the
most eminent engineers in the
country, viii be named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

fssvtHhei mnt#ff hEtaA p
81 apidly to It's close but
3 ~ a. Of is progfrss BY being
-. -, .tabnernH and vigorously BY
y uart. attorney Tor che de-
- ana Deputy Prosecutor John
49,, IN the state. each MAX
"a battle Cor every shade
49, !, issue IN the testimony
=. rial IS enc q thc most IN
ss.~ nat has been before the
..,..i court Ter months net only
- Il TIE prominence u the
-. ana families concerned. bat
..s.e q The brilliant ana we'll
-.s.s.l legai talent dIrrtfing eth
q. each courteous and defer
- hi arastic and uurclentiug
~ nkht against The other,
-. strongest evidence yet 9iven
- esse vas nat u AIRS. oscar
s.s.eam wife of nr Meacham. 81
s.a.ra Who was fer nearly two
- 81 the witness stand Thurs
- ~wnlnx. aud whose clear con
- as4 forcef,al testimony could
- !. shaksn IN anY particular BY
- h4ss efforts q Attorney Hart
=. trssiflea that on the evening
: ~ sheotiag she left her home.
~ an,fs ffom the Boursette resi-
49,. ard started 10 q nearby hotel
: rt her dinner. that she had
49, orif a few feet from her oun
=, sAen h. attention. VAS attract
! Is prafane mutterlnsa coming
tsn no figures Who appeared tp
!. frugxHnk Nth each othcr. one
> ssksr SIDE Of the lfeu tense of
:. Barxette yard. that she stop
q mvolantatlly ana. SAW THE
uaaiI.ER FIGURE on THE OUT
suE or THE FENCE run
BACKWARD. sTAGGERl e. To
re EpcE OF THE SIDEWALK.
i n SHOWED FoRglnLY uY
me OTHER FIGURE. THAT
fHE STAGGERING FIGURE DID
ut FAIL. But. RECOVERING
Is BALANCE. IMMEDIATELY
nsHED BACK AGAIN To THE
xScE AND FIRED THREE
N0Ts. 0ATHs AND PROEAS-
Y ACCOMPANYING TIE
: ISD OF THE PISTOL SHOTS
al : fixare presumably that %
aznrbeil. passsd hsf. within three
~ u her. a. she stood there. aud
amrseArsd Down the street. and
~ SIC then puFsned her waF. &c
= ssvad began 60 gather
attWaeF Hart attempted 90 con
~ n witness - auesfioulnx her
zfsxafd % conversation in regard
: ~ shoesiax puspeEiiuw 70 haze
~ bad ~ her with either per-
- tat she remained firm and
aals ne cantFadleflohs
fssFaara 70 AIRS Meaeham's tess
-ss@eg. Tat q Mike FIaherfy.
aaAesRsr Hha had heard certain
'szssfsaflen between Campbell ana
'srsseits and thai q Frank Zltz.
81 SD thAt BE- had witnessed the
ssstAs from across fhe ~1tseel.
We asar8 SeifAcs gave strong
meay bus that Of 1ltn vas
7-to4iasive q Mrs Msaehamsa.
- SAID b. saw the fast - the
= faai from across the street and
= tasfsspou BE- had made haste
asaFilfg himself behind a telephone
e elinessluE the rest of the ar
= 1en this shelter Eddie Cafu-
z ne littie cousin ~ the de-
e<t Hho testified wednesday
y y had seen the flashes 81 the
u aad Recognized Campbell aa
: nAa Who shot. from he pasl.
e ne window. waa pnt ~ the
- asaiu the first thing Thurs.
HasninE bat nothing new was
agslaped
? ~ ne opening statement OF
= ''nsecatlou has not been made
- y The testimony in every
- but Mrs. Meaehana feau-
~ atone makes a strong raaa
-. -, Campbell being IN direct
aaie'ioa ~ the prIsouar,s
G. nat At TIE time u the shoot
va being forced down anon
,e.ss and IN danger Of being
49,. 49, upon the plekets. The pros
WI probably rest late
@tlsf afternoon er earlv So
= morning.