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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas. E,nu r, Naylor, ly his certain deed
Of trust, dated August the second, l",t, and rc
corded ~ Book No. %, NJ prrr {" I'll the Decd
Records 81 VI lgan County Missouri, oonvt yed'
to 'h- undersigned trustee the following de
s"ribcd real estate, tu-wt
Commencing at the northwest curucr ~ iot'
fout a. Of 6'"7h fumt ~ Of tn" original town.
pf Versailles, Mis- ou"i, thence south along
Fisher sire I for q dis.s nc, of siSty IS O'tJ feet.
theme" IN IN eastern direction pa'ail,l witt
n Tv'"iI street for n distance II scvcuty-scy,u
'77)t"ct thence south to q ruiu, opposite and
wcst If The center of lot IT," IN sad blur'. four
Ill thence east 10 The ,n1t line of lot FIVE Isl. in.
said block four u, thence north about eighty,
i've Us feet to imtcrsccl Win No'vtou street.
thence west along said newton street to the
place Of beginning
which said deed II 'rut wac given TO scrur,
The payment oi seen negotiable piumi.spry
ro'ss, IN said deed Of trust fuzzy described ~
gtfEatirs The auru oi III, thousand do1ars and
%intcic'', md also tc SECURE the performance OF
certain coTrnautfo OF the gtan'ol IN said deed 81
ttnt ~ kceptrc h%uildiury on 'iid premises in.
-'itcd and pay all taxes levied on said premises.
Aud whereas it is provided lay the terms oi sill
deed Of trust, that If default be made in pay
ircut of said notes, OF tie in'"tra thereon when
''s ''. l'N '''NH 20 ~ w " m
'' ''Sdc IN III" covenants therein, to keep the
b~utldiiigs on said premises insured OF TO pay Tive
inNcs levied on sii premises, then, the uuicr
H'gn-d Trustee nny proceed t. sell the proprr',
"a said deed of trust rnd hcic,nhciore Described
lot the purpose OF satisiyiuH aid t"hts.
Ana whereas default hA been made IN pay
ment ui the interest ~ said notes according to
Their tru. ,cnor and .ncct, and default IA. been
rtdc III Iayment " 'hc t'x-s due on said prem.
'-eS, and the said Fsau T Noyiot has failed an I
refused to keep the h~u,ldinps OF s,,l premise.
insured.
Nov, therefore, l. A. J.. Ross tho 9ail II ustor.
~ the request Of the legal hpller Of said note.
hereby give notice, slnt | III ell said real e.,
'ntsat public verduc, to the higi.s, bidder for
cnsF 10 baud, a. tn uoi'h =, 81 81 the Co,il
iiouss ~ the City II til'cS. Missouri, on
TUESDAY, TIE IrN Day O' ArRiL, 100.
Between the hours # hin" O'Clock n tic fore
'"on and Eve O'Clock IN The afternoon vi, thai.
day,rortrc pui 1ofc Of s7tisfyirA hEirtt ,rn
toned IN foia deed Of ,ru-' o,d The costs aud ~.
p'nacaoi G c"nitrs This trnr'
A. t. ROSS, Trustee.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17
COmcr.G abrleI Wedding.

Henry A. Conner and Miss Ola Gabriel
both Of Excelsior, were united in mas
rage last Sunday at s O'Clock in the
evening, at The home OF the brides par
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gabriel, the
impressive ceremony was performed by
Rcv. 7. u. Sims of this city, in tn" pres,
encc of quite a number of relatives and
friends of the contracting parties. a,
HE conclusion Of the ceremony the
friends present enjoyed a wedding feast
which could not be cxcelled in the cul
mary art. The young couple start of
life under very favorable circumstance
and will reside near Excelsior. The
good wishes Of all are extended TO Tx
happy couple.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

would wonder why such rich minerals
have not been worked years ago, but on
account Of the transportation. minerals
profit. Morgan County seems to be just
as rich in minerals as joplin and Galcna,
where millions have been made from
lead and zine %1Sining within the last ten
years.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

All clerk, who have rot received
rhcn supply Of Blanks win please drop
soehcard at once Very truly
J"F. J~oHNsoSr Aklnyillc, Mo
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

y. A. Williams, the South Side gro.
erynan, handles u choice line Of gro.
N, i"s and, nanned soods.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-17

Up.to.datc Livery rigs for city driving.
AT Williams Bros NeY Ttablss' 3N,
Usher street..
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
INSURANCE INQUIRY
STILL GRINDS AWAY
Announced That Vice President Per-
kins of New York Life Will
Resign.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Senator
Armstrong, chairman of the insurance
investigation committee, said this
morning that he hoped there woulu be
five sessions a week, ending the work
by the end of the month, but the
committee would if necessary continue
after January 1 without a new resolu-
ton of the legislature.
George D. Elbridge, vice president
and actuary of the Mutual Reserve,
this morning resumed his testimony
concerning delayed payments Of pol
icies.
Elbridge said he usually paid poll
cies five or six months after proof OF
death. A mass Of correspondence with
the Bowen company and with attor-
neys and beneficiaries was introduced
by Hughes, which showed many de-
laws. Liens and assessments were TAX
en- from the race value.
A friend of Perkins declared today
that Perkins has decided to retire from
the vice presidency of the New York
Life next April 1t is said official an
nouncement will be made soon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
FRANCIS HENEY WHO PROSE-
CUTED LAND FRAUD CASES,
is RETIRED.
New Officials in the Roseburg Land
Office Announced-Govern
Is Thorough.

President Roosevelt has made the
following appointments in Oregon
which are taken to mean that the land
fraud cases which have resulted in
the conviction of Senators Mitchell
and Fulton and a host of lesser lights
are at an end as far as the govern
ment is concerned. The appointments
are as follows:
To be United States Attorney for
the district of Oregon, William c..
Bristol. vice Francis J. Heney, re-
signed.
To be register of the land office at
Roseburg, Benjamin l.. Eddy, of Til
lamock, Ore, vice Joseph T. Bridges,
removed.
To be receiver of public moneys a
Roseburg, James M. Lawrence, of
BendOr, vice j. H. Booth removed.
Heney's resignation is the result of
the conclusion of his work Investigate
ing the land frauds, on which he has
been engaged as district attorney since
he superseded District Attorney Hall
to facilitate mis- Investigations. Mr..
Hall was summarily removed. Mr..
Heney took charge Of the office a few
days later, and has had charge Of the
Investigations and prosecutions which
have led up to the numerous land
fraud cases in the courts of tnat state.
Halls removal occurred last WIN
ter. following charges of obstruction
of evidence in the land cases. Heney
was at the White House some nights
ago with Secretary Hitchcock and it
is understood conferred with the pres
ident regarding the changes, as we'll
as over the results Of the land fraut
Investigations. Both Receiver Booth
and Register Bridges at Roseburg
were indicted last summer for alleged
participa ton in the frauds.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
LOTIONS Friends Incensed,

Lorton is deeply incensed at the
treatment he has received and his
friends share in the feeling that an
unmitigated outrage mas been COM
mitted against him. He took charge
of the Union over two years ago and
the paper has attained the highest
standard of excellence ever reached
during his management Aside from
being a successful newspaper man. ne
has genial manner and makes
friends easily and is loyal to them to
fault. 1t is understood that his sup.
port of A. F. KEGS since his appoint
ment as warden of the peniteneitary,
is one of the causes that led the op-
ponents of KEGS in the Ankeny fac
ton to oppose him. This together with
the antipathy of B. d. CrOcker and
Lobbyist Stevenson, who have been
planning his removal from the editor
ialsnip of the paper and elimination
from the politics of the county.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

necessary to make a change in the
management of the Daily Union. It
is but fair to say that this action
has nothing whatever to do with his
work in connection with the news
paper or any censurable conduct on
his part, but is purely personal to
Senator Ankeny himself
we take pleasure in recommending
Mr.. Lorton to any newspaper pub
Usher that may be in need of the SER
vices of thoroughly competent man
and we do so with the full confidence
that he will make good every claim
he may make, and will, so far as lies
in his power carry out faithfully and
conscientiously any work he may un-
dertake.
Respectfully,
UNION PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ING co.
by A. r. BUFORD."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
Cannon Chosen Speaker Again
By Party Vote
WILLIAMS THE DEMOCRATIC CHOICE
Senate Adjourned Out of Respect for
Memory of the Late Senator
Platt.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-Tne
F'ifty-Ninth congress was called to
order promptly at noon. Fairbanks
presided in the senate and Clerk Nc
Donald in the house. The senate
adjourned at 1920 out of respect for
the memory Of Platt of Connecticut.
The house at 1 o'clock by a party
vote elected Cannon speaker over
his democratic opponent, Williams OF
Massachusetts.
Alice Roosevelt attended the open
Doorkeeper Lyons.
A caucus of republican senators mas
been called by Allison for tomorrow to
appoint a committee on committees
to discuss policies during the ses-
sion.
Representative William A. Smith,
republican, Of Michigan, today resign
ed the dictatorship of the Pere Mar
quette railroad on the ground that
he did not want to be hampered by
railroad connection during the con-
sideration of the rate legislation this
winter.
The first tariff furry in the house
occurred when Williams of Missis-
sippi warned the new members not
to vote for the adoption of the rules
of the former house, as they would de-
prive revisionists of all hope of gain
ng a point The old rules were adopt
ed, the republicans voting solidly for
them.
Hepburn introduced a bill to amend
the Panama canal law to facilitate
the sale of bonds and appropriating
$16,5O0,O 900 to be Immediately avail
able. McCleary of Minnesota, Lit
tauer of New York and Williams OF
Mississippi We're appointed a COM
mittee to wait upon the president,
and receive his message.
The house adjourned at $3.50.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
GlASF0RD LIBEL SUIT IS WITHDRAWN
All Responsibility For the Publication of the AIIeoed
libeIous Article Thrown On Managing Editor of
Morning Newspaper Mr.. lorton Is Deeply
nCenSed at the Action Taken.

In yesterday mornings Union the
LOrton had been forced to resign as
managing editor on account of the Ii
bel suit brought against that paper
by Councilman Glasford. and that
the suit mad been Withdrawn by Glas-
entire responsibility for the articles
objected to upon Mr.. Lorton. How
onerated by the management of the
Union from all blame and it is freely
admitted that the libel suit had very
little to do with nis removal. There
is no question that other matters have
been brought to bear and that he has
been made to shoulder the burden of
others for fear that something would
be brought out at would reflect upon
the owners of the paper.
Highly Recommended.
The following letter of recommended
ton given Mr.. LortOn is evidence of
how he is regarded by the Union
Printing and Publishing company:
ITO Whom it may concern:
This is to certify that Eugene
LortOn for over two years has filled
the position of managing editor Of the
Walla Walla Union, having entire
charge of the paper in all depart
ments. He mas proven himself thor
oughly competent and reliable and his
services have been entirely satisfac-
tory.
In his capacity as managing edi-
tor of the Union he has necessarily
had much to do with the politics of
this county and state and has always
been faithful and loyal to his friends.
We do not believe he has ever be-
trayed a trust.
I'VE desire to say unreservedly that
we have implicit confidence in him
and it is with regret that we find it
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

The above is the message that was
adopted at meeting Of the Portland
business men held in the tower OF
the Portland Commercial club October
% and ordered sent to the Walla Wal
la Commercial club at Walla Walla.
The message was received this morn
ing by President Catron. In explain
ing the delay in acknowledging the
courtesies extended to the Portland
business men on the occasion Of their
visit to Walla Walla in September,
Manager Tom Richardson of the
Portland Commercial club says: ''This
message should have been conveyed
before, had we not been so busy,
particularly in connection with the
National Educational association,
whose convention we hope to secure
for July Of next year. We hope to
get the convention, which will meaI
mucn for the entire northwest"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
will Be Interstate Commerce
Commissioner
PRESIDENT HAS ANNOUNCED CHOICE
Lane Ws.s Formerly Newspaper Man
of Tacoma Now Practices Law in
Frisco.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. A.
Senator Perkins of California, after
a call at the White House this morn
ing announces that the president has
decided to appoint Franklin Lane OF
San Francisco a member of the inter-
state commerce commission to sue
ceed Governor Fifer of Illinois. Lane
served a term as city attorney in San
Francisco. He was at one time edi-
tor of the Tacoma News. He was
the Democratic nominee for mayor
of San Francisco two years ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
NG|NEfRS' ESTIMATES VARY GREATLY
Seattle Engineer Says Proposed Gravity System will
Cost S250O0O- Engineer Wei|e Estimates Are
But $I75.OOO. Including Reservoir and
Distribution Mains in the City.

A. Tuesday nights council meeting
,uniraar Weile estimated that owing
a. tba reduction in the price of wood
:. rina since 1903, the time he filed his
original report. ne believed that Walla
vaIa's proposed gravity water sys-
tam. using 20-inch wire wound wood
on stave pipe, and including a $780,
OOo gallon reservoir, could be con-
sructed and installed for $175,0OO.
The same system, not including a
reservoir. Engineer Thomson estimates
will cost s250,000. In Engineer Thorn
sons estimate he places the cost Of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
KNIGHTS HELD ELECTION
New Officers Chosen by Columbia
Lodge No. 8.

At the regular convention OF COL
r1nbia lodge No. s, Knights OF Pyth1as,
held Saturday evening, the following
officers were elected to serve for
the next six months: j. F. Akerly,
chancellor commander; Jessee Cork
rum. vice chancellor ]. w. McCul
Tough, prelate; N. P. I. Miller, master
of work; Albert Neibergall, master
of exchequer; r. G. Parks, master
of Finance; T. D. S. Hart, keeper OF
records and seal; T. j. Rose, master at
arms: w. J. Corkrum, T. ]. Jones and
F T.. Houghton, trustees. These OFF,
GERS will be publicly installed at the
first meeting night in January, when
the families of the members will be
admitted to the castle hall.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

examined by J. w. Rogers, superinten-
dent of the Rocky mountain division
of the Pacific Express company, and
J. E. Burch, travelling auditor of the
company. Having maintained ever
since his capture that he was inno-
cent. Redner refused to confess to
the officials, but later he changed his
mind when it was shown him that he
could gain nothing by allowing the
case to go to trial, and made the state
nent to Captain James that he was
guilty.
Entered Plea Of Guilty.
About 3 O'Clock he was taken to the
court house and arraigned before
Judge Ellis. He entered plea OF
guilty and was sentenced to three
wears penal servitude. In pronouncing
the sentence Judge Ellis warned the
Young prisoner against the error OF
his ways and told him that nothin;
could be gained by leading the life OF
a criminal.
If was announced yesterday by Mr.
Rogers that the package containing
the $1,000, which Redner stole, was
consigned to the State bank of Pres
colt. Wash, from Ladd & Tilton's
bank of Portland. None of the money
was recovered by the express com
many. Redner stating that he had
spent it all in fast living.
Captain James, auditor OF the Thle
defective Service company of Chi
cago. in speaking of the capture OF
Redner. said that mis- company die
some quick work when they landed
the man. On Tuesday they receiveu
notice regarding his probable residence
in Chicago and at 11:15 o'clock the
same day, Snedeker, the other de-
tective. took up the case, and finally
on wednesday at o'clock captured tn
criminal The messenger refused tc
confess wnen he was taken to th'
Thiel agency and continued to pro
claim his innocence during the trlI
to oregon and it was not until n
rvos at the hotel here that he admit
ted his guilt to Detective James.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

bakers.
1t is the belief of the army officers
that with the requirement of practi-
cal and technical knowledge by the
officers in the baking Of bread and
cooking food a great reform will be
brought about in the preparations Of
food in the army
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
.BALFOUR RESIGNS
AS PRIME MINISTER
RESIGNATION Was Handed to King Ed
ward This Morning-Liberals
Come Into Power.

LONDON, Dec. 4-Premier Bal
four visited King Edward this after
noon and remained As minutes. 1t is
reported he has resigned.
The resignation of Balfour was Of
ficialy announced this evening 1t Is
stated Campbell -Bannerman, lib
eraI leader, has an appointment to
meet the king tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

2O-inch wooden Wire wound pipe at
$2.lO a lineal foot. Engineer Weile
says the price of first class 2O-inch
wire wound pipe is now $1.0O a foot
and that it can be laid down for S1,75
a foot
Engineer Weile's estimate includes
nearly miles of distribution main in
the city, estimated to cost $45,S50, in
mis- estimate made in 1903, which is
not included in Engineer Thomson's
estimate. Engineer Thomson adds 5
per cent for incidentals and engineer
ing, while Otto Weile adds 10 per
cent for incidentals and engineering.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-Un-
der a new policy decided by the war
department, officers of the commits
sary department are to be taught to
bake bread and will be given prac-
teal instructions in cooking. Off
will accordingly be sent to the school
of application for cavalry and field
artillery at Fort Riley, Kan, for a
course in the school for cooks and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
UMATILLA IRRIGATION PROJECT
APPROVED BY SECRETARY HITCHCOCK
Special to Evening Statesman:

Special
WASHINGTON, D. c, Dec 4Senator Fulton satisfactory
approval Umatia
pornng $OOoO0O
without delay He
at of
tenn canals
have all been worked
of
project is in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 4.-The legis-
lature met at o'clock this afternoon
in special session. Governor La Fol-
lette guarded well to the moment of
convening his reasons for calling the
session. -
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
The Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Wheat opened
S41-4, closed S47-S; corn opened
"A 3-4, closed 447-S; oats opened
241-4, closed % rs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

y "The entertainment accorded =
y the Portland business Mems ex- Z
=: cursion at Walla Walla was ex- =
y tremely cordial, and participated 4
y in by the officials Of the city, Z
y among whom Senator Ankeny =
y was especially prominent. The =
y drive over Walla Walla was more =
y than enjoyable and proved that =
y that city was building rapidly in =
y every direction"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

RERLIN. Dec. 4.-Dispatches today
s+ate that the troops have mutinied at
warsaw. Kurskminik, SaratoH. kner-
son Novgerod, Grodno and kharkeh.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

Thomsons Estimate, Sept. 21, 1905.
: Intake at a point in section -,
A.nvnship g. range SO E. w. M, at the
n distance of 1874 miles from boundary
line of the city of Walla Walla.
Excavation and refilling of the
trenches .... ...... .....$ 42,OO0
1871. miles of 20-inch wooden
stave pipe, $2.10 per foot. $4,000
Construction of wire and di-
version work, including pur-
chase price of lands in vicin-
ity ...... 24,OO0
Settling basin 10000
Increased size of pipe between
diyerting weir and settling
basin to be added to cost of
2Q-inch main .............. 5000
Rights of way exclusive of
that heretofore included
in the vicinity of the head
works ...... ............. 5000
Telephone lines. including
complete metallic circuit and
portions to be owned eX-
clusively and individually by
the city ........ ........ 4,500
Necessary air valves, blow offs
and controlling gates along
the line ...... .......... 1,500
Total .................. ...$235,000
Mr.. Thomson in his report at the
tine the above estimate was made
says that good practice requires that
mere be added to the above total the
sum of at least per cent to cover in
adentals of construction not herein
included, which would be in the sum
W SlLI50, making a grand total of
Ef6'00. In round numbers the cost
the water supply system for the
Guy OF Walla Walla, competent to de-
Ner to the city 100000 gallons Of
wafer per day, exclusive of any res
V'olrs which may be deemed to be
.ECeSSary would be $4,000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
Weile's Estimate Sept. %, 1903.

VSSiC CSlifndCG SepC. u, lSuS,
Estimate No 8
System, including reservoir II miles
gravity line and distribution mains
from reservoir to Main and Ninth
streets.
II miles 16-inch wooden stave
pipe at $1.50 per foot. .....S 95,O40
Headworks ......... ... 1000
Five Million gallon reservoir. $1,000
20-inch main from reservoir
to n Clinton street, 1850
feet at 1925 per foot ... 29,025
1S-inch main from N. Clinton
street to First street 4,600
feet at $190 per foot ...... S,740
16-inch main from First to
Ninth, $3.50 feet at $1.7O -. 5,1S5
Castings ........ ........... 600
Gate valves ............ $500
IOtal ) ,3SU
Ten per cent added for con-
tingencies and engineering 17,439
Grand total 80. .......... $191, 1929
Reduction on account of the
reduction in the price Of
wooden pipe since 1903. 16,S29
$175,O0O
No Estimate
Gravity line, reservoir and
distribution mains ........ .$126, $40
Two 100000 gallon power
pumps at reservoir ........ $500
One hundred horse power mo-
tor 49,. 800
Foundations and pump house 1,500
Turbine, shafting, etc ........ 1000
14-inch main from N. Clin-
ton .... ... 80. 1882
Gate valves, casting, etc ...... 500
Ten per cent for incidentals
and engineering ........... 14,272
Total S156, 1894
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04

senss Redner, the young night mes
pend1.i III the Pacific Express Office at
viii on' who fled two weeks afo
slmo on express package containing
cott unsigned to the bank of Pres
Sstrusn vas returned ii Pendleton late
detaoties evening by two Chicago
Wind. who captured Redner in the
= poG ,luy city week ago.
'asto,, was taken to the Hotel Pen
Sneda,,os Captain James and D. D.
the detectives, and cross
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-04
A6SCONDlNG EXPRESS MESSEN
GER SENTENCED TO THREE
YEARS IN PRISON.
vas Returned to PendIeton Late Sat
ur0ay Evening by Two Chicago
Detectives.


= y y y y y
PENDLETON, Dec. 4.-This is =
20 certify that 1, Boyd Allen Red =
ef' While in the employ Of the =
. s, acinc Express company at Pen =
1ie'oh' Ore, as night clerk, did =
. aeceiVe from Messenger Miller one =
a Tach OF gold coin consigned to =
a nst State bank of Prescott, =
. "dsh'' of $1,000 on November IL, =
4 noh train No. 6, which was fell 4
%no Hiously appropriated to my own 4
l make this confession freely 4
= anu OF my own accord. 4
Signed, 4
= ~. BOYD ALLEN REDNER, 4
= pni'less-T. H. James, J. E. 4
Rogers. ~ - :.
y = 4 u 4