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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
JAPS WILL HANG
ON TO MANCHURIA
Railroad From Korea Being Hastily
Extended.
ORDERS PLACED OVER HERE
GREAT SECRECY REGARDING
THE ENTERPRISE.

New York, Aug. 3.-The Times to-
morrow Will say:
Japan has apparently a fixed and
firm determination not to relinquish
her hold upon Manchuria, no matter
what contingencies may arise as a re-
suit of the pending negotiations. At
least, this is the construction put on
the haSty and secret preparations now
going forward for the building of ex-
tensions of the railroad which now
runs from FuSan, on the southwest
coast of Korea, to Seoul, and which il
is planned to take across the Yalu for
$50 miles into Manchuria, joining the
eastern railway probably at Liaoyang.
Rush Orders Placed.
Rush orders have been placed in the
last few days with American firms and
corporations for the material for the
road. This material includes $50 steel
bridges, with $50 locomotives and 1000
cars.
The striking feature of the enter
prise is the secrecy that has been OBJ
served in placing the orders. and for
the delivery of the bridges and rolling
stock at the point nearest to that
where they will be used.
Delivery is to be made overland and
although the saving in time can hardly
exceed three weeks. a threefold outlay
to have deferred the Japanese govrn-
ment from adopting that method of
transportation
Americans Get Contracts
The United States Steel corpora ton,
according to the Times, has been given
the contract for the $50 bridges, mostly
small structures. the cost tOtaliinC
$500, 600, while the Baldwin lOcomO-
tive works has the contract for the $50
locomotives of the small narrow gauge
type. The locomotives will cost 81
225. 600. The cars ordered are to be of
steel, there being two contracts award
ed, each for 1000 cars, the total cost
being s., 600, 900.
About half of the material contract
ed for will be shipped over the Great
Northern railroad to Seattle. and the
rest will be taken over the Northern
Pacific to Tacoma. From these ports
the material viii be transported to
Yokohama.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Formally Arrested.

Complaint was yesterday signed and a
warrant served by the sheriff on J. G.
hlsSner- who IS charged with felony in
deiacing state property. kiSSner. while
confined on another charge sawed bar
OF the Jail i'm an attempt to break out.
complaint was also signed and served
charging T. J. Daley with perjury for
teStttying in the recent trial of James
Wilson, charged with slashing Gus Pc
rerscn with - knife. that he and not Will
son did the cutting. This story was
looked on by the jury as d yarn hashed
up for the purpose of generating Wilson,
and the witness was at once placed under
arrest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
WILL CORRECT ABUSES.
Secretary Shaw's Reply to Governor
Blanchard.

Washington. Aug. 3-Secretary Shaw
has notified Governor Blanchard of Lou
isiana that III any unauthorized acts and
a abuses o. discretion have been commit
ted bv the revenue cutter Winona now
assisting the public health and marine
hospital service I'm the campaign against
yellow fever. they will be corrected as
far as POSSIBLE This declaration of the
secretary followed the receipt Of several
dispatches from Governor Blanchard
complaining OF the action of the cutter
in interfering with fishing vessels be
longing to the people of Louisiana and
specifically referring to a case where il
is asserted boat was captured and
tOwed away.
Secretary Shaw also has asked for a
q, tailed report of al the operations of
the public health and marine hospital
service and the revenue cutter Winona in
the work alone the gulf coast with a
view to ascertaining the exact condition
of affairs which has given rise TO the
complaints Of Governor Blanchard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Wasn't Through Running.
CBost0n HeraId.D


\ we'll known local character is Sam
wellington. - cOlOred man known as the
duke The duke is fine cook and
often accompanies camping parties.
Last fail "A party of young men Sam
was with decided to scare him with an
apapritiOu- Leaving the tent in his charge
one night on pretense of going to the
village. one OF the party quietly returned
cnVelOped from head to foot in a sheet
and with face well covered with flour.
lie took his STAND i'm the doorway. Sud
denly sam looked up. and. emitting one
horrible yel. dove through the rear OF
the tent and went down the road at a
terrific pace. The ghost pursued.
After about mile Of running the duke
was ready to drop and sat down on 4
log. perspiring freely. The ghost came
UP aud sat down on the same log, putting
and blowing.
Absolute silence reiened for a minute
and then the ghost remarked i'm a dis
Suised voice; I'VE went some, didn't
We?''
sam. whose teeth were chattering like
caStanets. replied: Yes. We did go some
an you jess wait till All gets NAH breff
an wen go some more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
6uckhorn Development.

The Ogden Buckhorn Mining company
people are busy developing their property,
WhlGh rs located in Ogden canyon near
Coldwater canyon. Two men are at work
and a tunnel 1S5 feet in length has al
ready been bored into the hill Part of
this work was done by workings The
company recently installed a track and
mas a mine car to assist in the workings.
assays nave been obtained from the ore
ranging from to = per cent copper and
from SO cents to $50 per ton in gold The
ore vein is eighteen inches in width.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Ogden Briefs.

Mrs. J. D Sullivan of Salt, Lake is a
guest in Ogden.
DR.. d. n. Smith and family have re-
turned from Portland
James CasSin and family returned yes
terday from extended trip to Oregon
and California points.
The six pupils of the State School for
the Deaf who are to form a part of the
ilVe EXHIBIT OF the educational department.
in the Utah building at the Lewis and
Clark exposition. left yesterday for Port
land. accompanied by Mrs. briggs and
Miss Brown
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Wants Appointment as Guardian.

petition was filed yesterday by At
tOrney Valentine Gideon. representing L.
w. Parry, who applies for appointment
as guardian of his sister. Mrs. Emily
Parry ShankS, who is confined at the
State Mental hospital in Provo. The pc
ttion recites that the sisters husband
deserted her number Of years ago and
that she became incompetent as a result
OF hC- distress over this affair She is
interested as an heir of her father i'm
certain real estate, her .Ortiou being of
the value of about $500. Hearing on the
petition for appointment was set for
Aug
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Dividend Notice.

A DIVIDEND OF ONE CENT uC)
per share has been. by the board of di-
rectors of the Kismet Gold Mining com
pany. a corporation of Utah, declared.
and viii be paid to the stockholders ~
record on the 2lst DAY Of August 1905
The stock transfer books viii close on
said date.
BY order of the board
]. NJ. BURT, Secretary.
Dated July 3. 1903.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Circus in Town.

The big Barnum & Bailey circus
reached Ogden this morning early over
the flo Grande and its canvas was spread
on city hall square. The carloads of cir
Gus property began to arrive soon after
midnight, and morning sa w the big show
unlOaded and ready for the two exhibit
tons that are to be given today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
viii inspect BuiIdinq.

The Masonic fraternity, including the
craftsmen. architects, contractor and
of the lodge will meet at the
Masonic temple this morning at s o'clock
to inspect the partially completed struc-
ture
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
Ogden Couple Wed.

Frank 4. Purdy and Miss Katherine NJ
Hart, two well known young people of
Ogden, were married last evening at the
home of the parents of the bride on
Twenty-Seventh street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04

OF saiG tax shall bear interest az the rate
81 81. elgnt per cent per annum from and
60 ISte OF delnqEency-
mon s1rr ms ordinance shall take effect
c.i Passed S-i by NE city council or salt Lake
cI'Ss Ctan- July 18th, 1906 and referred
10 the mayor for his approval
J. s CRTTCHLOw.
Approved this Goth day Of nv TS9Sor Is95
FRANK J; HEWLETT.
Mayor Pro Tenn.
sf T,5f.o Of Utah. City and County Of SAT-
1; J. 8. Critchlow. CITY rscoras- 81 Gle
Lake City, Utah. do hereby cent? fist
olLe dDoNe ana foregoing is a full truO
led a. CS Spy or an ordinance EMIT
Tor the assessment OF pro6e-Tv On b0rS
o o,CS OF Eighth West street from Sec
the west side-of Eighth West streef re-,
Nihtn south street to Tenth Soutb s+r@et-
South street to sixth south stree, 40 -
west side Of Ninth West street fT1Tv, 'EDsftr
south street TO Sixth South street 1i,,,
street south Isl feet: the DOr+T1 49, -
Lnlrd south street from Eighth West
side of Fifth South street IRON, EiSht1
west street TO the alley opposite Frav-
icy street; the south side Of Eighth So1If,,
street from Eighth West sfreef - IN ~
tuSViile aVeEu: the south side OF T7ft1Is-
sliiS avenue from Eighth South street
- 1nolara avenue and the south SIDE Of
indiana avenue from TitusviIIe avenue
70 cheyenne street, in sidewalk districts
Nos. n 20 and A. for the construction
OF cement sidewalks passed BY the civ
council of Salt Lake CITY Utah T71Jv
18th. 1905, ana approved BY the mayor
my office. u IN
In witness whereof. I have here
g., unto set my hand and affixed the
NSeaL( corporate seal OF said cftv tbhg
10th day OF July. 1896.
,,, J S. CRITCHLow.
sideWsik extension No. Csst 81 Recorder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
OUTING EXCURSION
Via oreqon Short Line

To northern Utah and Idaho points,
August 18th Greau- reduced rates
and long limits. See agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
An Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE
rate of interest provided for in each and
every ordinance passed BY the city coun-
Gil OF Salt Lake CITY since March :, 1870
levying any special assessment
BE it ordained by the city council OF
Section That each and every ordi-
nance Ievying 2 special assessment for
local improvements and providing for in
terest on such assessment OF installments
thereof passed by the city council since
March Q 1915 be and the same hereby -
amended as respects the interest pro
vided for on such assessment or install
ments thereof, so as TO read and proYlde
that the interest on each insJallment OF
such special assessment, except the first
of such installments shall be six per
delinquency of such installment. and that
the rate of interest on each installment
after the date Of delinquency thereof
shall be eight per cent until paid.
And be il further ordained that the city
treasurer collect only the rates OF in
terest herein provided for on such assess
Section 2.-This ordinance snail take ef-
Passed by the city council Of Salt Lake
City, Utah. July Il. 1893. and referred 70
the mayor for his approval.
J. s. CRITCHLOW-
City Recorder.
Approved this 10Th day of July. 1895.
FRANK J HEWLETT.
Mayor pro tenn
State Of Utah. city and county Of SAT-
+ J. s CritchIow. city recorder Of SAT-
Lake CITY E&lr 90 ueIGu9 CcLNtLy AlldL
the above and foregoing is a full. true
and correct COPY of an ordinance emit
tied AN Ordinance amending the rate OF
interest provided for in each and every
ordinance passed by the city council %
Salt Lake CITY since March 9, 1905 levy
ing any special assessment passed BY
the city council of Salt Lake City. Utah.
JULY Il 1893, and approved by the mayor
July 90. 1896. as appears Of record IN my
office
In witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(SeaIO corporate seal of said city this
10th day OF July, 1905.
J. S CRITCHLOF.
City Recorder
Bill No. s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04

Salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies.
Dew. and Finishing. Main and Sd So.
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Bill No g.
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State Of Utah. CITY and County OF Salt

Approved this 2Otn day OF July. 1905.
FRANK 7 HEW LETT.
Mayor Pro Tenn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-04
RIGHT is QUESTIONED.

ed.I JAMES \. NARDAMAN,
Governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Geo. M. Richter & Co.,
1908 WASHINGTON AVE.

f. .
We wish TO announce to the
Newport News public that We
are prepared to do their work
with the greatest despatch In
the manufacture OF and re-
pair Of vehicles, all kinds and
sizes In coming to us you
save time and have the benefit
OF our many years OF expert.
ence the best materials and /,
most skilled workmanship, and
these coupled with the lat
est machinery enables us to
give our full guarantee on oil
contracts large or small.
Estimates cheerfully fur.
nished.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
HIGH SCHOOL slUDlNrs
ENTERTAINING PROGRAM FOR
LITERARY SOCIETY MEETING.
Honcrs Fer Members of Graduating
Class to Be Announced in Mex: Few
Bays.

Tie Newport News EIigl, Schoci ii.
crary Society will hold its regular hi
weekly meeting in The assembly hail
CT The High schcol building this after
ncCn nj o'clock
The program which will he rendered
will include poems by Robert Burns
and essays On his literary works. etc.
II is expected thai the meeting will be
one of tho most entertaining regular
meetings ever held by The society and
II number OF the friends Of Tho mem
bcrs will be present
The Literary socicty will hold only
one moro regular meeting this scs.
hiIn and several matters Of import
ancc will be disposed Of today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
"Ti1e PlaNer Maid y

Tho family of Eleanor Ha!lam. ihn
heroine Of THO Player Maid" is worry
well known in the annals Of the Stage.
l-twis llallam brought the FIRST com
pany OF players 10 America ana its first
regular performance was given in vii.
liamshuls, then the gay and fashion
able capital OF Virginia. From there
the little band Of PLAYERS Travelled to
'Ncw Amsterdam, Annapolis. and ST.
Augustine, the Gnly other theatres ON
this crntlncnt - that line On The
breaking onl Of The revolution. Hal.
lam and his company removed In The
West Indies. bu on the restoration of
peace. returned TO the tmitcd States
ard lhcl. played in the cities OF pnila-
dcipl,ia baltimore and Richmond. Ono
OF the kcmalCs was 81 member of The
company. This first visit of Lewis
Italian and his company 10 America is
'hc subject Of Iobn !cstcn Cooks novel
THE Virginia Comedians" in which is
given most interesting account NJ the
first performance aud Of tho theatrical
lasho:s CT The day as brought from
l-ondcn, ono queer practice having
been The admission of the hcaux Of
fashion upon the Stage. who cpnvcrscd
with The players while The play was
going on
The Player Maid" with Florence
Davis in he lille role. Will appear al
The Academy "f Music ON Saturday Tor
a matino ana night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
RESCUE FIRE COMPANY.
Laddies Elect otficers-Arranein for
Annual Ball.

The Rescue Fire Company, No. l.,
held lis regular election of officers in
the parlors Of the engine house ON
Huntington avenue. near Twenty
eighth street. last night Nearly all
oT the members OF the company were
present At the election, which was Il
spirited one.
The officers were named rs follows:
Foreman engine company and assist
ant clicf--'rhomas e. Thomas.
Assistant foreman engine company
Joseph Gilpen.
Foreman hook and ladder company
Joseph Gilpen.
Assistant foreman hook and ladder
COMPANY William a. Baker.
Financial Secretary. d. Gordon.
Treasurcr--Chief w. X. Stow.
Recording Floyd Smith.
Surecon-Dr. George j. Williams.
Serseanl-at-arms-C. &C. Smith.
trustee f. Darlington.
The fire laddies Of the Rescue EN-
giie Company are making arrange
mcnts for their annual ball. which will
ne. held al tic Armory hall In a short
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Exposition Plans and Drawings
on Exhibition Here.
Mr.. WHITEHEAD THE HOST
Fifteen Hundred People Called and
Listened tc Explanations--win Stay
in the City Just as Lorg as Is neoos.
sary.

Fifteen hundred people visited
200" Washington avenue Yesterday 10
see The drawings and views OF ;hc
jamestown Exposition grounds as
they will appear in 1907. MIR. John
Whitehead. ri Norfolk. who wa.; re-
Gently appointed Ivy The board of gov
crnGrs nf the exposition company To
exhibit The plans 20 The people Of
Underwater. arrived in the city yestcr
day mnrning and without delay ca,nb-
Ii: he'd Himself in he vacant store,
| room EcX! 10 the nor,hwcH!crly corner
of Washington avenue ana Twenty
eix:il street,
Tho bird i.cyc view of the exposition
site. plans inr parks. Buildings and uii IL
CT permanent improvements. were ~
arranged as to lc closely inspected
without difficulty. Tic store is cen.
irally locate cd and although M atl,er-
;isins had been done, people thron.c,i
in and cut all day.
Mr.. Whitehead acted tho part of hest
| s7''N N''''''' ''l''sb'i'iSS lN'Ilii'i
in hand. explaining The maps am;
drawings 10 his callers
| Tho Vows and plans, tho work Of
some Of The very best artists and ar
chiiccts in the country are worth see
ing as works Of art alone
Mr.. w. T. Courcll. of the board Of
governors of the company. expressed
himself last night as being lelightc!
with the manner in which the people Of
HE city mad turned out
Mr.. Whitehead will remain here just
rs long as is necessary in order to give
The people OF the Peninsula an oppor-
tunlty to sec his interesting exhibit
Tho ladies auxiliary OF Inc exposi-
ton company held Il meeting M the
Pccahontas hotel yesterday afternoon
ana began arrangements for All enter
iainmcnt TO be given soon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07

Hamlet of Fo: hes Robertson stands in
the crcn light of day. It cmii.; from
the text las other 'FIamlcts' have
donc) The mere barbaroms ana cX,rava
CANT phases Of the Elizabethan stage
iigure-the trnculent recital of Now
Rosenciantz and Guildenstern go ;o',
ilamlets ,Ics,,itical excuse for his cor.
duct toward l.aertcs, the pc:aousc
biawling in Ophclia's grave
"ro Ferries Robertson Hamlet.
prince that he is. is first and lasr a
man suc!: as we of today SHOULD like
to be- and his portrait is executed in
the highest degree CT Gawlcss poetic
natnraIism. 1t is fmll of beautiful
thought and gracious emotion. cxqui.
Hilcly mcdulaled into persuasive lie.
likeness
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
TheatricAI

Miss Amelia I'insllaal, suppartca by
an excellent company. appeared IN
NH" Mani al The Aca lnmy of Mu.
sic last night a small audience mar
red performance That was niasriIi.
cent, hut tho select few who were
present were thoroughly apprcciaiivc
and The STAR responds! 10 a number
of curtain calls.
While rather ico maironly for Tie
rari hiiss Bnghams work as Mile
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
HELD FOR EXAMINATION.

Mrs. SchuItz's Case viii be Investioat.
ed by Lunacy Commission.
Justice Brown yesterday ordered
myrtle Schultz To he held examination
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
Last Years Local Champions Will
Play Ball Again.
ONE CRACK PITCHER MISSING
Nearly All the Old Men Are on Hand,
However, and Strong Aggregation
is promised-Mee,ing on Casino
Diamond.

Although no professional baseball
team will bear he name Of the Ship
bnildcrs" this season. Newport News
will be represented by one of The
strongest amateur ball teams in the
Old Dominion and some clever cxhibi-
lions Of the national game will be seen
ON the local diamond this season
The old Newport News or North
End team, which won and held the
championship OF the peninsula last
year. will he re-organiZcd again this
season ana nearly all OF the old players
will be in line with Il new face here
and there. Mr. William Maloney. who
SO successfully managed the team last
season. has called meeting OF the old
players and oi any aspirants for posi-
lions on the team 10 take place nj the
Casino diamond tomorrow afternoon.
II the weather conditions are favorable
the old players will he given n timber.
ing up and the new nnes will lie tried
out Tor their various positions.
or last years players who will be
seen with he locals This wear will he
William Maloney. who took care OF
the center garden; John O'iara. the
second baSeman; Pat O'Hara. the
catcher: Vernon Payne. The thir; base
man. and Joe Hampton, who was right
fielder
The pitching stan has been material
~ weakened by the loss of William
Black who not only captaincd the
team last year. but did great part Of
the pitching "Solthpaw" Beckus is
still with the team and the teams
which meet The locals this year prob
ably will find his curves as puzzIing
as ever. There are several I'M
1!iicd positions on the team. hut there
is plenty of material in this city and
all vacancies will be filled with cap
able men.
In speaking of the prospects for the
team former Manager Alaloncy said
last night that the outlook for a sue
cessfui season Is most promising. "a
number of good players are anxious to
play with us this season." continued
MI. Maloncy. and there is no reason
why the team should not be even bet
ter than that Of last year. We expect
to hold the tile of champions again
his year, bni will meet all corners
from the Peninsula who aspire TO The
Z honor,
a series OF games will very probably
DO arranged with the Artillery school
tenn and several teams from Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
ANDREWS JAILED YESTERDAY
VIII be Given Hearing on FeIonious
Shooting Charge Tuesday.

Policeman Webb went 10 The zen.
oral hospital yesterday ana arrested
j. i. Andrews ON warrant. char.in.
fclonious shooting. The case was
called in the police court and con
'inued until next Tuesday, when An.
drcws will he given preliminary
nearing The prisoner was committed
10 the hospital department..
Andrews says that he has had
enough OF shooting anal will not do any
more OF it. He also declares that. al
though he intended to Kill himself.
ne had no idea OF harming his wife
ana mat he must have becn ont OF his
senses when he shot her
Mrs Andrews has almost entirely
recovered from the effects of the
siGht wound in her back and will he
IN me police court Tuesday to testify
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
"The Great Modern Aamlet.r

Under Tho heading Tho Great Med.
e.n Hamlet" The Now York sun ni
Marcel -, had tho Following to saw Of
Forbes Robertson. who will he seen
nero Monday night:
During this. the last week OF For,
hes RcneriscE's stay at The Knirkcr.
BECKER, he public is again privileged
10 see his interpretation Of Hamlet.
Repetition only confirms he Judgment
already passed Oh it with something,
very like llnanimiiy--,ha.i il is the
siea,, in fact. tho only Hamlet CT ;hc
mcdcrn world
Those who remember Booth in his
imc-under the shadow of DR. Oslcr
We confess 10 half forgotten youthful
impression OF his 'lecadent pcriod-say
that this mo.lorn ac;Gr lacks emotional
larscaeas and philosophical grandeur.
10 ihem Tic ideal Hamlet Is Il twi-
llE'l Of dnsky crinifon and gold. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-07
MUST HAVE TREATMENT.
pr. Hoen Says Little Robert DouoIas
Was Bitten by Mad Dor

DR., lIoen, director OF the pasicur
institute NJ Richmond has decided
mat the dog which bit little Robert
Douglas week ago was mad The
mead OF the dos was sent to DR.. IIocn
Tor examination and Yesterday morn.
ing telegram was received announc.
ing The result.
MIS-. Douglas, mother of the little
boy VINO was bitten. is n widow and in
very moderate circumstances. A fund
Is being raised by subscription to send
me child TO the Pasteur institute for
treatment.