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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
NEGRO CANDIDATE
HAD A ROUGH TIME
Prioleau Shut Himself in Car to
Avoid Mob During Run for
Congress-.
INV Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. March 5.-House Elec-
tons Committee, No. I. began hearings
to-day In the Legare-Prioleau election
contest for the seat In the House from
the First South Carolina District. James
III. Stewart, attorney for Aaron P. Prio-
leau. the negro who Is attempting to
unseat Representative George S. tLegare.
opened the case with a review of tho
charges against Legare's campaign man
ayers. He alleged that the system OF
voting was Illegal; that legal ballots were
kept from the ballot boxes, and that the
South Carolina Constitution of 1895 limit
ing the right of suffrage, was unconst-
-tutional.
Stewart denied the allegation of Lee
gare's supporters that Prioleau was not
the regular nominee of the Republicans,
and charged that an attempt was made
to mob Prioleau because he announced
himself as a candidate for Congress.
a mail clerk had to shut himself in a
mall car to avoid the mob at Eutawville.
S. c.. and was falsely charged with rob-
bling the mails and convicted.
w. A. Holman and M. Rutledge Rivers
appeared for Legare. Mr.. Holman de-
Tended the South Carolina Constitution,
saying 1t contains an educational quail
fcation for voters. which is enforced
against blacks and whites alike. Mr..
Rivers denounced as absurd the charge
that an attempt was made to mob Prio-
leau. and said 1t was based merely on
hearsay. He reviewed the prosecution
of Prioleau for robbing the mails. and
said he was convicted by jury on which
two negroes sat. This conviction, he said.
would explain the small vote for Prio-
leau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
markell CONTRACT
NOT BANDING ONE
Senator Morgan Offers Resolution
Declaring This to Be the
Fact.
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
He Repeats Denial That He Had
Benefit OF Samples Of Hudgins
& Dumas.
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
fBy Associated press.)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Jacob r..
Markell. OF Omaha, whose commissary
contract with the Isthman Canal Com
mission was cancelled, was again be-
fore the Senate Committee on Inter
oceanic Canals to-day. He repeated de-
mails previously made that he had lad
the benefit OF sample menus prepared
by Hudsins and Dumas. of New York,
In making his bid for the commissary
concession.
Mr.. Taliaferro put into the record, n
statement showing that under the
Hudgins and Dumas contract the re-
tceipts for the first year would have
been $4,000 less than under the Markell
contract and in five years 1901 200 less.
MI Markell declared that no man could
guess the proportion OF employees that
would come under the food contract.
Mr. Taliaferro asked Mr. Markell to
state how 1t was that he had received
the contract In the face OF the showing
made. The witness said he had no
knowledge OF Hudgins and Dumas. and
Mr.. Taliaferro read the names OF several
persons given by the firm, as references.
Among these was the President OF the
United States
do you not think this indicates the
firm to be reputable one?" asked Mr.
Taliaferro.
ut indicates that 1t was after polit-
ical Influence. anyway" retorted the wit
ness.
Senator Morgan had put on file for
future disposition a resolution declaring
that the contract with Markell was with
out legal authority. and the payment Of
s1o.7l5 to him did not constitute proper
charge hguinst the government of the
United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
CONCEALED
BOMB FOR D0UBAs0FF.
Another Woman Attempts As
sassination Of Prominent Rus
sian Naval Officer.
sian Naval Officer.
fBv Associated Press.

ny -As3octateu fress
MOSCOW, March GA boldly planned
attempt on the life Of Vice-Admiral Dou-
basoff, governor-general of Moscow and
member of the Council of the Empire.
was frustrated to-day. The would-be as
sassin was woman and her method was
practically the same MS that of the woman
who attempted the life of Vice-Admiral
Chouknin. Representing that she came
from personal friend OF the governor
general, she gained admlttunce to the
chnnceery. but her agitation attracted the
attention Of an aide, who noticed particu-
larly the luxuriance of the woman's hair,
which was coiffed high upon her head.
When interrogated, she attempted to fee.
but was seized and searched. and small
bomb was discovered concealed In her
tresses. The identity of the woman has
not been established.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
COMPULSORY EDUCATION
FOR WASHINGTON
(By Associated Press.)

Wy <tssON1tttce3 Z fcSS'T
WASHINGTON, March Sin the Sem
ate to-day Mr.. Nelson continued the dis
cussion of the statehood bill, urging the
passage of the measure as reported from
the Committee on Territories.
The remainder OF the session was de-
voted to the passage of bills on the call
endar, among them being one providing
for compulsory education In the District
Of Columbia and another regulating the
selection of officers in tie revenue cutter
service.
Bills were passed authorizing the
Cairo and Tennessee River Railroad
Company to construct bridges across the
Tennessee and the Cumberland rivers
and providing for sttings Of the Circuit
and Districts Courts Of the Southern dis
trict OF Florida, In the city of Miami.
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
in the employ OF the government arc
allowed fifteen days leave with pay every

Representative slenp is absend-mnded
On the roll-call last week on the bill
introduced by Representative Dalze.l,
of Pennsylvania, for the building Of ship
canal from a point near Pittsburg TO
unite the Great Lakes and the Ohio. NJ:
Slemp arose and complained that his
name had not been called, although he
was In his seat and listening for 1t.
1.-THE gentleman was lfstening?" asked
Speaker Cannon.
II was responded Mr.. slemp.
1.-THE clerk will call the gentleman's
name" ordered the speaker.
Mr.. Slemp strorled away, and three
times the clerk called "Mr slemp." but
the Virginia representative gave no heed,
until colleague stopped him.
Present shouted back Mr.. slemp,
although he had intended voting aye"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Federal Matters.

Trom Our Regular Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 5.-Post-
masters appointed
VIrginia-Caro Wise county. John B.
Kilbourn, vice s. ]. Kilbourn, resigned:
Standardsville, Greene county. Ella Bray.
vice Helen Bray. removed.
North Carolina-Lola. Cnrteret county
Elbridge G. Daniels, vice z. ]. Gilliken
resigned; Saint Pauls, Robson county.
Lock "A. McGeachy. vice Lock Shaw. re-
signed.
J, Rural Route No. ., ordered established
April 18th at Wilkesboro, Wilkes county.
C., serving 4Ss people and lis houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Free Souvenirs for
Housekeepers

We are perfecting our list OF
honsekeepefs OF Richmond and
vicinity, and to any woman send
Ing us follr cents In stamps and
filling out the coupon below, we
will send absolutely free any one
OF the following souvenirs:
4. Handsome six.inch Alumni.
mum Thermometer (standarl
test).
2. An Asbestos Mat for cook.
ing.
3. A Handsome Cclluloid Book
mark (violet design.
4. A Chlld's Book OF Games.
.............. Cut hero ............
Dunlop Mills.
Richmond, Va:
I enclose four cents postage.
My Name ........... $3.50.
My Address
(does)
My grocer does not handle Dun
lop Patent Flour.
His Name is. ......... ......
Send me any one Of the souve-
Mrs advertised.
My first choice is No.. .......
My second choice is No.......
My third choice is No.. .......
My fourth choice Is No.. $50.
Mail to Advertising Dept,
DUNLOP MILLS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
.SOUTHALL NAMED
TO COMMITTEE
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
an item for new Federal building for
Portsmouth. This statement was made
by Representative Maynard to-day, He.
added that he was going to try for new
public building at Suffolk Just as soon
as one at Portsmouth was assured He
could not hope to get both in the same
year.
Vile, was at the Capitol to-day. and
brought the good news that his son,
Jack who has been critically i'll at
the Providence Hospital. after an oper-
alton for appendicitis, was recovering.
The young fellow is student at tho
Episcopal High School, at Alexandria.
No Opposition to Hay.
Representative Hay has been informed
that the Democratic committee of the
seventh district, has fixed on June Cd
as the date for the primary for the Sc
lection Of a candidate for Congress-, The
seventh Is the first district to select a
primary date this year. Mr.. Hay has
no opposltion thus far, and will not have
any. SO far as known. in which case he
will be declared the nominee.
Senator Plat has introduced bill
which puts employees OF the government
printing office on the Same footing as other
government employees in the matter OF a
nonth's leave every year. IT Is said the
sspsN - lkely to pass. AT present, printers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
CASE AGAINST GREEN
IN HANDS OF JURY
(By Associated Press. J

~ NJ 3 (I3y AssoClnted FTess.J
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 5.-The
evidence for both the government and
defense in the case OF former State SEN
ator Green, OF Binghamton N. Y. Is now
all In. When court convened Judge
Gould overruled the motion OF the defense
for an instruction to the Jury to acqut.
Thereupon the defense submitted Its
testimony. A large numter Of witnesses
testified to the good character Of tho
defendant, and In addition some docu-
mentary evidence was Offered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
HOUSE PASSES
MANY MEASURES
Resolution of Inquiry Regarding
Northern Securities Company
Prompts Debate.
(By Associated Press. )

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 5.-Leg-
islation by unanimous consent and under
suspension OF the rules occupied the at
tention of the House to-day, and resulted
In the passage of several bills. some Of
considerable Importance. The adoption
OF u resolution of inquiry as to whether
any criminal prosecutions have been
begun against individuals in the Northern
Securities Company furnished text for
a speech of criticism by Mr.. Williams.
the Democratic leader, directed against
the administration. Brief answers were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Senator Clark Wins Case.

(By Associated PressD I
WASHINGTON, March 81 United States
Senator Clark of Montana, to-day won
the case against him In the Supreme
Court OF the United States, in which the
government sought to have cancelled pat
ents to 11,4o0 acres of public lIHds In
Montana, which were alleged to have
been fraudulently secured. The opinion
in the case was delivered by Justice
Holmes. and upheld the decision OF the
Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit Justices Harlan and Brown dis
sented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Services at Second Church.

Rev. DR.. w. c. Taylor. OF Petersburg,
preached last night to another large and
deeply interested copgregatlop at the
services We're of intense interest. The
singing, led by Prof Mercer and a large
were several CONVERSIONS. DR.. TAyolr win
peach at s O'Clock Tonight, and the SER
Vices will be continued through the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
MAY NAME DR.. LEWIS
TO .IDENTIFY GRAVES
CRY. Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Secretary
Taft has under constipation the selec-
ton Of commissioner to visit northern
cemeteries and identify and care for the
graves OF Confederate soldiers. The
choice appears to be between ex-Repre-
sentative Shelly. Of Alabama; William
P. Wood. Of North Carolina, and DR.. r.
II. Lewis, OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
THE SAN JOSE SCALE.
State Entonologist Urged Fruit
- ~. VII, A o,:,e% ,Dactb

" Growers to WOrK AgdlIlSt test
Mr.. ]. l.. Phillips. State entomologist
and plant pathologst at Blacksburs, Is
urging fruit growers to fight the san
Jose scale. In an address to tho fruit
growers, he says:
AS the time from now until the buds
begin to push out is very short, asd the
dormant season Is the very best time to
spray orchards for the San Jose scale,
we wish to urge you to act at once.
With very few exceptions, trees In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Missing Steamer Shows Up.

e (By5 Associated PressD
II MOBILE. ALA, March 6,--The Nor
weginn steamer Fort Gains, Jumn mas
ter, Nve days overdue from Bocas Del
Toro arrived here tonight with cargo
Of bananas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
RAILWAY PASSENGERS
THROWN FIFTY FEET
Accident at Ohio Crossing, How
ever, Results in No Loss

passenger train No, 4. on the Erie Rails
road, hit u street car n. the East ES-
change Street crossing. In the heart Of
the city, shortly before midnight to-
night, The street car was cut in two,
and the four occupants We're thrown
fifty feet, but none was fatally hurt.
II. H.. Meeker, tho motorman. was Ess
riously injured, but will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Amendments Confirmed.

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. March b.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the nomination. of
James Jeffreys as surveyor OF customs
at tho port OF Memphis. Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-06
Scotland Neck Postnistress.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nominal
tons to the Senate:
Postmaster-North Carolina: Elizabeth
II. Hill. Scotland Neck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
Official Records Do Not Show That 7. r..
Revee, Candidate for Councilman, Is
Holder Of Real Property as Is Required II He
Would Qualify for Seat in the Council.

reasons of his own he has not had
placed on ferofd.
Ia case Of bis eiectlon 20 the
council and a contest should hc
made against him on his lack 81 The
fr~shuldera qualification required
BY the city ehaFtrr u would be nee
rssaafy Tor Mr. Rsvelle. ia addition
10 pruving the existence ~ the deeds
IN question 20 prove that they had
been executed more than two yeags
sEu. making him. a freebooter Tor
two years prior ~ his elecil0n
In The early stages q the primary
contest which resulted ia hts nom.
inAitau Nr ReFelis himself brought
cut the fact that GrmaleY. who wan
8 candidate against him. VAS net
qualified under The charter to hold
the offiee II elected aow the same
charge Il bssnE made against He
Yrile himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
TO CLEAN UP OR CLOSE UP
FILTHY CHINESE lAUNDR|ES
Star Begins an Investigation Of laundries
throughout the City and Will Cause Arrest
Of ProprietOrs Of Those Not Observing the
Laws of Sanitation.

The Star proposes to clean up close up those Chi
nese aundes OF Seattle that do observe tho laws of
sanitation.
Il proposes give 10 The people OF Seattle who have
their laundry work done outside OF their homes the
snee that they not endangerng themselves thereby
Il proposes the OF the proprietor of
every laundry in Seattle that is thoroughly
eleanly basis
H. in the investigation now being conducted. laun-
dries by white found 20 be in dirty eond
ton these white will be arrested and aragned side
BY side with the Cinnamon.
The Star has already begun the work The city board
Of health is acting in cooperation and Sanitary Inspector
H. Lanpman is accompanying member OF the staff of
The Star on the tour OF investigation.
The result of these daily investigations win be given
In The Star.
TWO laundres visited yesterday What the re
potter and Inspector Lampman is told herewith:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

We DO not care 90 Hhlfi the re-
sponslhlity that has been placed
upon this committee 20 commits
sion OF two Judges and q civil engi-
uecr. was the way Councilman
Mullen 6efended the committees
action. We made a proposition to
the roads that they rejected. They
presented q counter proposition that
No rejected and now they Gene 60
na with another. None OF the roads
would Join with Mr. Hughes"
Temporary Franchise.
Mr. Hughes has submitted the
suggestion of a temporary fran
ehise 10 the officials Of the Milwau-
kee and a definite answer a. expect
cd late this afternoon.
1t IL pretty certain 20 be reject
ed. said Mr.. Hughes. as We are
not prepared q spend vast sums OF
money In permanent construction
in return for a temporary grant,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
JARVIS 7 0
DECLINE
NOT NOW BELIEVED THAT He
WILL ACCEPT THE OFFICE

WASHINGTON. ID. c. March g.
Captain y. H. Jarvis had about
made up his mind not to accept
the offer uf President Roosevelt OF
the office Of governor of Alaska.
Captain Jarvis has arrived in
Washington and has talked with the
president and the members ot the
Alaska delegation In congress lie
has also conferred with the Alaska
people here. and the opinion now
seems 10 prevail that Jarvis does
not want the Job.
The captain admits that he Is not
anxious 10 accept the office. and
will probably not do 20.
In the matter Of the appointment.
In ease Jarvis declines IL. the pres
ident viii be guided TO a very great
extent by the advice OF the cap
tain
Perkins and cium are renewing
their efforta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

Real property transfer records In
the office 81 tho auditor Of hlnE
county DO rot ehow that 7 +. tie
yeilc. republican candidate for coun-
Gilman from the seventh ward. 10 a
holder 81 real property a. Is re-
quired under the city charter a.
qualification for members Of The gity
legislative body
A scaruh % the records has been
made for The star BY Seattle alb
stract company and the company
has made certificate that the
seareh falls 60 show that Mr Re
ynile has ever had say real property
transferred 10 him IN Seattle
Mr Rnyelle. shen asked about
the matter. admitted that no trans
fer Of real property TO him bad
ever bssa recorded In this county
but claims 70 have IN his possession
three deeds 10 property which Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
FRAUD 70
CHARG L. 20
LOCAL ATTORNEYS DEFENDANTS ~ SUIT TO
cure PROPERTY CAPITALIZED At $4,000.

A suit Involving titts te mining
property capitalized a. ts.keo 6ea has
beer lnxtftuted AZ Everett iu which
NJ u L@shey ard James r i.awler
prominent attorneys ~ this city Hff
NAMED as e.aefsnaants. tnEsihst
Ntth Zen Evans gruniusnt min
Ing ran - index I. : issmisf. a
rich banker * Columbus. o. A q
Jsffriss. % Kent. Thomaa MsintYfe.
Of index. AMI others
The Index independent Console
dated MimtAE company has eharFra
these persons With fraud rs obtain
ing possession ~ the "a eiaifns. an8
asks 70 obtain possession 81 BE mins
.fal land from shieh they wsfe Gust
Cd BY failure 60 perform the annual
assessment work required under The
laW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
HE MUST PROVE
QUALIFI TONS
new BUILDING
ON OLD SITE

a o.. 900 block la 10 be erected
upsaHth original Hite Of the Seattle
Lister T~mple on pike - Plans Of
the structure. witch il 70 BE- Of
brissh. have been flied With the
buEHllRe Inspector. toEoiher With
apnlieatloa for the permit After
chAnsime the location from Pike ~
20 University At and Sixth ay. the
colseF@tone II the labor temple was
reissase1 % the rev building Part
81 the foundation WAS already Ia
and viii be used BY " Hughes.
the gener 81 the proposed nee
Mgra1iaru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

MERIDIAN. Miss. March AIT
9 80 o'clock last night destructive
tornado. striking the business sec.
ton o. the city killed more than
100 persons and did damage 70 the
extent Of million and a half dol
iars
During a heavy ralnstorm a storm
cloud developed IN the south aud
moved on the city. striking Front
t.. the business center. At FUN force
The wind was blowing 90 miles an
hour The tornado passed over IN
about two minutes.
The tornado struck the city from
a noftheastefiy direction near the
New Orleans a Northwestern depot.
The passenger and freight depota
werr completely destroyed.
sixteen employees OF the Queen .
Crescent railroad were buried IN
ihe ruins
There wcre also scores seriously
injured BY being caught IN wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
Wind Storm That Lasts But Two Minutes
Leaves Many Dead and Injured in Its Path
Where Millions Worth Of Property Is Destroyed

age Of houses. Among those known
10 be dead are
The Dead.
r. ID Me0lnnia. conductor
William u. Nelson. former chief
Of police
Mrs Ella Singleton.
Mrs - Slaughter. daughter.
Maggie slaughter. gran. daugh-
Ter.
Claude Williams.
John Smith. engineer.
Policeman Terry.
Among the injured are Charles n.
Alexander. Charles f Woodslde. D.
II Brown. Ernest Bennett. Frank
Woodruff. william Marlborough and
" G. Morrison
Two large wholesale stores. one
smaller one. the principal hotel. the
electric lighting plant and all the
smaller property between the Mo-
bile a ohio railroad depot and the
business part Of the city are badly
damaged
Twenty men were caugh; IN
a restaurant aud several were kin
ed
Damaged Other Points.
Two stories Of the Y. 81. &. A.
building were wrecked and the up
per story Of other buildings suffer
ed.
The negro tenement district In
The northern part Of the city was
demolished and the debris caught
fire. threatening new danger. but
the local department. with the help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
NEW MOTOR CAR
MAKES GOOD TIME

ELYRtA. Ohio. March a-Ths
StFanE motor car. which is follow
Ing the railroad tracks Ia San Fran
cisco. IL making good time owner
William y. 6traug ssyH that II the
San Francisco trip ia successful the
car will take the place Of steam
locomotives for short freight hauls.
as the trolley car has for passcn-
rarA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
OREGONLAUNDRY
A DEN OF FILTH
PILES OF OLD CLOTHES. UNwAsHED KITCHEN
UTENSILS AND REFUSE OF ALL SORTS ARE
THROWN TOGETHER IN ONE ROOM.

Rsioiens With the odor Of punk.
upisn and othw doubtful flavors
ths place known a. the Oregon
Landry" IA located Al szf Wash
ingion u. This is ons % the oldest
ssetious q the city aud in one Of
TIE Oldest buildings Therefore II
vas no surprise 20 find that IT,
Character vas In full accord with
ia lngsh Of life and present use.
One R.dssrins Fsa,srs.
Ouly the preseutes OF few
siarehed clothes redeemed the ints-
nor ef the room from being totally
sla<asting Otherwise n was dirty
hishtfully 80. from the Occidental
g0nt Of viaW. The farther back
ron tbs entrance on Washington 81.
ne dirtisr Il became There were
plies Of old clothes. unwashsd kitch-
sn utensils. old slabs aud planka
aae 4 oonglomerats mass OF refuse
ana debris Of every style and dos
eriptiqn.
10 me last room. small and stiff
ing with suts. steam and waah
sA.sf. TIE see occupant was a
Saiaanan engaged In the prslimln-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03
SIX I Y
A DA Y
THAT'S THE RATE AT WHICH
SUNSET PHONES ARE GIVING
WAY TO INDEPENDENT.

Secretary NJ. II. Leary, Of the
business and Professional Mems
club. reports the continued receipt
OF large numbers Of Sunset teie-
phone removal notices
The committee intends TO hold all
that are received until a total num-
Der of 1000 are in hand and 20 then
act.
The residences are responding 10
the appeal OF the club and in all por-
lions OF the city Sunset phones are
giving way TO the independent. Al
an indication of the manner in
which this work is progressing Il Is
known that on Thursday last the
Sunset company received so orders
10 remove their phones from vari-
Gus places IN the city. On the same
day three orders 70 place phones
were received.
In the Independent office these
figures we're about reversed. GO or
NOR orders for phones being re-
ceived and only two or three ordered
removed,