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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
SUE FORTY R lLWAYS.
Safety Appliance Law to Be Basis Of the
Actions Under Order of Presi-
dent Roosevelt,

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct. l.
by Attorney General Moody. suits will
be instituted soon against forty or more
railroad companies to recover penalties
for VIOLATIONS OF the safety appnauce
law. they include the Alton. Great
Western. Milwaukee d st. i-aul. Iiuck
Island. Great Northern, Northern TIA
enc, pennsylvania, NJ Issourl lucnc, and
WABASH The total NUMBER Oh alleged
violatIUns Of the act is lS1. The Iurgest
nunber, 81, Is charged against the De.a-
" are u hudson company.
president Roosevelt rs responsible for
this action. hc has been appalled, by the
large number OF persons Killed and in
jured through railroad accidents In the
last eIeveh years S4,244 persons were
klned and 555.5SU injured ia rdnrOnd ac-
cldentS. During the last SESSION Of Con
gress Il resolution tathered by i>epresen-
tatlve Mann Of Chicago was passed, di-
recting the interstate Commerce commits
sion to investigate the use and necessity
for block signals and appliances for au-
tomato control Of railway trains.
The comm ssion assigned to former
Senator Ctckrell, Il member. this investI-
galion. The block system is i'll use or
only 1000 Of the Zl0.0C0 mics OF railroad
i'll the United States.
President Roosevelt recommended the
general adoption of the block system in
two of his messages, because he believed
it would prevent coll Sions and reduce
the heavy casualty list.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
HUGE SWINDLE CHARGED.
William Trimb,e Arrested in Philadelphia
by Postal -Englishmeu
Said to Be Victims.

PHILADELPHIA. pa., Oct t.-WlI
liam TrimEle. an elderly, wcll-drrsSod
nan, who says he is from San Francisco
WAS arrested here at the instance of pos
tai inspectors upon Il charge OF c0nspr
ing to use the mails fraudulently. His
arrest, the authorities say, is the culmi
nation of Il huge variant Of the gold
br- ok SWindlC, international in it's scope
The invest gat.on was made at the d.
rect inStgat.on of the Brit .sh govern
ment. The postal inspectors believe that
EngliShmen have been mu4cted out OF
tens of thousands of pounds. In the par
tcular case they are attempting to tas-
ten on Trimb.e, the inspectors say an ut
tempt was made to secure from the eS
tate of Il wealthy Engl.shman the SUN
of tIOC0, or SD 900.
Early in the summer the family Of the
late Thomas Hicks OF Lt don, found in
II mail q letter written Oh the st. Louis
of having found large amounts of gold III
their joint mine, part of winch was ready
to be given II -cks i'll person. The letter
was gned +. A. Sandys.
William Moore, representing the Hicks
estate, sailed for this country and had u
personal interview with a man the pos
tai author, ties say was hrimble. Mr.
Moore, tley say, was Informed that for
1900 Mr.. Hicks hers could acquire the
property adjoin. ng that described III the
mines Mr.. Moore returned to England
and communicated with the British pos
tai authorities, who cable to Washing
ton. Tnen q cablegram was sent to-
'rrilnbe telling hun to meet Moore IN
philadelphia. Detect yes kept the APP
p0 ntment and on Tr.mble's appearance
yesterday he was placed under arrest.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
THROWS PLEDGE PIN AWAY
Figure in Sensational Bolt-High
School Student Hurt.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. 20
Tearing the pledge pin from her shirt
waist and throwing it at the feet Of
group of sorority girls who gathered on
the steps Of the university library, q
fearful freshman girl declared she was
no longer pledged to join the sorority.
Back OF the incident is Il story OF H.
legged coercion. The would-be members
every objection was met and over
matched by the glowing picture of the
delights of sorority lite. The subject,
with 40 chance of escape, hnally gave an
affirmative answer at a. III. III d voice
broken by sobs. Parental objections be-
came fixed when the victim, at her moth
er e bedside, just before dawn, told of
her imprisonment" The next day the
freshman appeared On the campus wear,
ing the pin. When friends congratulated
her upon making the frat" her only
reply was to burst into tears, and when
they gathered at the library, with the
whole university looking on, she tore off
the emblem
While none Of the Greeks will give the
name OF the freshman, all talk freely
save the Delta Gammas.
YPSILANTI, Mich, Sept. 29.-Miss
Edith Burke. high school student, was
probably fatally injured last night aud
half dozen girl companions were serl-
ously harl in sensational runaway,
when fifteen high school sorority girls
with several prospective new members,
blindfolded, were thrown from q carry
all on the Cross street bridge. The ex
cittd team had galloped some distance
with the terrified and helpless girls when
the wagon box was thrown from the
gear, striking the railing of the bridge
with terrific force. The railing lortu-
nately withstood the shock and the girls
were scattered about on the bridge.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

coming over the ends OF the wharves
six feet deep. Three blocks up int the
heart Of the city the flood was driven,
filing every basement and store.
The pilot beat Louise Harper had q
trying experience. She attempted 10
weather the storm. but was unable to
keep off the shore. and was finally car
ried by the waves far inland. where sac
now rests with her nose in 8 pine
thicket. From where she now lies to
tile nearest water that will loat her is
more than four miles to Scranton, Miss.
Scranton. Miss, is said to have suffered
severely from the storm. Many houses
are said to be leveed. No lives are re-
ported lost. At Biloxi, wharTes have
neeD badly damaged.
Railroads Loss Is Big.
Trains are running on the Mobile &
Ohio aud on the Southern, but the
Louisville & Nashville, whose tracks
SKIRT the north shore of the bay from a
point eight miles east of Mobile to New
Orleans. is in bad condition.
From small place called Hurricane
down almost TO Mobile, the tracks of the
Louisville & Nashville are washed out in
places and where the r0adbed was ex-
posed to the full fury of the storm, logs
and debris carried in by the waves are
piled high. The road has 1000 men at
work on his line. But it will hardly be
possible for any number of men to open
up the line inside of three or four days.
Five miles Of track are gone betWeen
Mobile and the west.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
PALMA AND Taft MEET.
Exchange Fluctuations in Havana and
There Is No Sign of Ill
Feeling.

HAVANA, Sept. 29.--Seeretary Taft
went i'll an automobile to the palace at
noon today fer the purpose OF greeting
and arranging to succeed Senor Palma.
his going was practically unnoticed.
Mr.. Taft highly compiimented Senior
Palma on the progress Id Cuba's de-
yelopment under his administration, and
Oh the condition. of her finances and re-
sources. he sad to Senior Palma that
his course III reslgning was in ITS way
specles of heroisnl. Senior Palma re-
piled SIMPLY that he was glad that the
burden OF the presidency had been lifted
from his shoulders. lie felt personally
rel eyed and satisfied. he said.
Secretary Taft had expected 10 go over
the financial affa rs of the government
with Senior Palma, especially regard ing
bonds ard other Indebtedness. etc. but
Palma said Fonts Sterling was much
better able than he TO explain all such
matters TO the incoming government
The Interview accordingly terminated in
freddy fashion.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
FOIL PLOT ON HE CAR.
Two Armed Terrorists Arrested Within
Enclosure of Alexandria Palaee-IoTd
Rothschild Threatened.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. %. -
well laid plot against the life of the
Emperor was uncovered Friday by the
arrest of two armed terrorists, a man
aud a woman, in the quarters of one OF
the police servants within the inclosure
of the Alexandria palace, peterlof, his
majesty's secluded and closely guarded
summer res dence on Cronstadt bay.
The servants son and another lackey
named klepn.koT, who were concerned
i'll smuggling the terrorists through the
guards and arranging Their hiding place,
were arrested for beng implicated il the
plot.
Emperor Nicholas had been expected
to return to Peterhof tins week, and t is
presumed that the terrorists intended to
l4e in wait.
LONDON, Sept. %. - The Standard
publishes story announcing the d.sc0v-
cry of a plot to blow up Lord Rotlsclild
and other prominent Jews, but charac
terlZes it as Wild rumor for which there
is no foundation. 1t saws there is much
ferment among the Jews here ON &C.
count of affairs in Russ.a. and that this
has given rise to exaggerated runurs.
Lord Rothscllld sad: Il do not at
tach the slightest Importance to these
CumOrs.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
SUFFERING ALONG GULF.
SCORES OF PEOPLE HOMELESS.
STARVING AID WEARING COZ
FEE SACKS FOR CLOTHING.
NEW RAIN STORM ARRIVES
Relief Expeditions Powerless to Give Suf-
hcient Aid and Supplies Are AL
Toe Short.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 1.-prices
of cotton futures jumped IL points over
Saturday sales today because of the new
gulf storm warning issued by the wealth
er bureau and additional reports of the
storm damage last week December sold
at 9.93.
Need Marines in Pensacola.
" WASHINGTON. y. c., Oct. L.
The orders directing the dispatch of
forty marines from the Pensacola navy
yard to Havana have been revoked. \
dispatch from Pensacola says the men
are needed at that place TO preserve or
der and protect property owing TO con-
dltlons arising from the recent hurricane.
Suffering Increased by Rain.
MOBILE, \ a, Oct IA heavy rain
storm WhlcE is greatly interfering with
the railroad and telegraph companies
began last Dlght and still continues. NO
wind accompanied the rainfall, but the
doWnpoui was exceedingly heavy and
enormously increased the difficulties of
construction gangs.
By noon the total precipitation was
close to four inches and every building
III the city with q damaged roof, and
this means nearly all OF them were leak
ing badly. Streams of water were pour
ing into the city hospital, the federal
building was drenched and Mayor Lyons
wore his hat while in his office to keep
off the water that dropped through the
ceiling. Business men were almost in
despair early in the day.
Suffering Is Increased
1t was feared, too, that it would cause
much increase If suffering and some
deaths along The coast of the south end
OF Mobile bay. Many people are home
less in that section and are living in the
woods with scanty supply of provisions.
Children are crying Tor bread. On
Dauphin island there are 500 persons
home.ess, and only three small buildings
III which they can obtain shelter.
Despite the fact that two relief expedi-
tons were sent out yesterday, there We're
not enough pro, isious for one day and
provisions were sent down early today.
While there is no suffering in Mobile
proper, there is urgent need at many
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
STATE RATES INCLUDED
COMMERCE CONMTS-
SION MAKES RULING.
AL Tariffs That FERN Part of interstate
Rate Must Be Fned-Wul Antial
pate Man. Complaints.

WASHINGTON. II, c.. Oct. t. rnr
Interstate Commerce commission holds
that where state rate forms par uf
an interstate rate the state rate should
be filed with the commission. This J.
an entirely new feature in cnnncctira
with the operations of the commission.
The further announcements WAS madr
that the commission intends wherever
possible. to ConStruC the law IN advance
without waiting for any particular com
paint to hc made upon which to base it.
decision. In this way il is expected that
Il large number Of complaints viii IL
anticipated and the work of the commits
SION currespondingly l,ssened
Uniform classification Will form tn"
subject of a conference by the commits
son here tomorrow. The object is tu
ascertain if possible il the railroads can
not be induced to agree to- the propose
ton without the necessity of further Icy
is ation 10y Congress.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
BLACK HAND BOMB HITS.
Italian Grocer, Who Was Warned Thrice.
and His Family Covered with De-
bris While at Dinner,

NEW YORK. Sept. ga bomb was
thrown last night, presumably from
tenement house at First avenue and Six
ty-third street, upon the skylight over
the living room III the small grocery store
of Salvatore Campisi, adjoining the tele-
mene. while Campisi, his brother his
wife and two children were seated at
diner.
Tie bomb tore the inside of the living
room to pieces, burying tie Campisis un-
der the wreckage and shaking the tene-
rushed into the street. The grocer's
FANNY was eXtrlcated from the doris
daZed. but not seriously hurt.
Campisi showed the police three black
hand letters he had received and i s
supposed that organization was response
BILE tor the outra-e.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

Seven Arc Reported Dead and Scores IN
jurea o. the Pennsylvania
a EdicGtqn, "a.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Seps -.
Tile nzpvo 81 tran 80 the Pennsylvania
raiiroed Which left New York at I:@1
a. IL. today ran iarY tic rear II tne
Long Br4ue.i - press Tor PhliaacsIn.ia II
Ldaingtsn, ia. nineteen miles north 81
sats elts
II il saa gwen or lasya reopie wcrc
killed. aAa twenty - i6f W..4 tar ralt-e
oi tie aus44cr o. injured. which AE4.ly
Ws1s AAea 1T tweut5 ave or hoG@-
sap tor GcFars fatal.
I'he L4Eg Brauen express had stopped
o lew HuAul,d yaras uorth oi tue -
diltslDa sedt4uA 70 repair lot J"ll.44.i4
box, SAs W4.44e Waa Staining @lt!i
tie New YORK express came tagud@r-
isg ai9aE 1T il n4te-s-iIl, mute speed I'D
crushed Ii 20 tie rear wIth terrifying e.
feet. Iltc euglHc 81 the New ! OK cE-
press p4ongaea halfway through thc rcar
coach Ut tAs Long Branch train. TIe
ear aAaad OE tue reach coach was
crushed ~ kluiiuE wood. ana tnc other
cOacnes Were crippled.
Oa the train winch arrived 1T the West
Philadelphia station 1T IL % were
tweiye injured persons. They were DIS
tclhuaed auI0ng the hospitals.
ARAOdig those hurt was j. Ii. CaSwcu
VI Washington. air. CnsweIl said:
a slsort distance north Of t.ddlu%ton
the aIrugukes OF our train went Wruu :,
and we stopped Tor repairs. AS is usual
wiacn II tram stops many passengers got
out and stood along the tracE. / s:lt i,
ny car anal was suddenly mortified Ia
Bce those outside waving their arms and
shouting Like Iuad. ! saw ut Il game
tAe New ! DIRK express rushing toward
our train and jumped oHt oI the wtst-
dow. .iust ais ! leaped the crash came.
J saw tie bodies @. three Of the killed.
Othar Train Escapes.
Il. III. Brown OF BUslOn, ii passenger
on thn New York express SAID that as
Ear ne sneW ITO person WAS III ared on
f4e AeH lork 1IpreSS, " hlch lie Siis y
was ranniAs slowly when the COLLISION
secured here as curve where the
Long branch train had stopped Tor re
Fad5 and Aif. nreWn says Ile tram WAS
hldttcn iron vieW untI the express igDn!
New logh MAS almost upon Il. IassVa-
gas ia uld tram saw mat the coIlI$40l
Mis- lneyitable, bat they sat rooted To
iAeif seats. &cennngy paralyZed hy
fear"
1t is declared that the express from
New lotk Il - etcdrIed signals and thus
scaused tho accident. Most Of t405e
kill. and injured were in Il Pullman car
s4sn tue rear of tile Long Branch tram,
Ia was cut III two az With a knife and
tse impact smashed the two coaciies
ahead 81 IT,
Slow to Send Help.
because I'd lack Of facilities it was
some time before the work of reese &c
began. A train WINS qucnIy made up
raad niotd OF the injured were brought q
this city. though some We're sent TO BfiS-
TOD aud Trenton. others were cared for
M ne.ghborihg farmhouses. The dead
Were extracted frem the masses oil
wredkaGe aud stretched out alongs dc
Ahe track.
Two hours later north bound passen-
ger train WAS stopped at the scene OF the
wreck and the bodies of the dead were
ssant 10 a morgue ut BRISTOL Pa, seven
maies from iEdd ngten.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
HURT In CLASS RUSH.
sophomores and Freshmen Of Wesleyan
Clash with Result That -Four Are
Carried Of the Field

DfaLAW ARE. O.. Sept. 29.-In
sophomore and freshman rush that came
=, an end today on the campus of the
ohio " esieyan university, three men
Frse badly and aite man seriously i'll
cured i4arl s. Iouitan OF Lucasville,
Ohio, freshman. has been unconscious
since midnight. Clinton Smith. a Della
ware ilysAnlan and ID. .. Adams, a San
duslSS sophomore were carried 4rom the
field. bleeding and unconscious. They
Teooyafed CONSCIOUSNESS IS later.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
John D. ROCKEFELLER MISSING

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. l.-John u.
Rocket eler has been mysleriousIy miss
ing Tor weeks None OF his II ends, not
even his brother-in-law, w. c. Rudd
knows here he is. He has not attended
church for three weeks and has not been
1t his Fortst Hill estate for the last
nalf of that time. his last appearance
Sas when his grandson, Fowler McCor-
nick, came to Cleveland to visit Forest
Hill While there is Little anxiety among
lis friends, there is Is much curiosity il.
Cleveland as to his whereabouts as there
vas last spring when he disappeared
\ confidential source says that IL !
CIV getting dose to nature, visiting 81.
ID larnlcr whom he has known Tor tit!
gears.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
New Storm on the WaI.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct 1.-The
that another tropical disturbance" is
reported as approat hing the Yucatan
chann from the east, but that til J.
was no information available as to the
intensity of the storm. The approach
of thus second storm was reported to
the bureau by the Etlen college of Jes-
TITS ut Havana, thu same tource from
which the warming of the recent ulf
hurricane List cmanated and an Iustitu.
ton which has a numb"r of weather
stations While the bureau officials de-
Cline to hazard prediction as to how
severe is the second storm, it is pointed
out that the remnant of the stvrm of
last week, being now crowded south
ward in the middle gulf coast. may
serve as check upon the new storm.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
SCHAD DING CONSECRATED
Many Diguitaries of Protestant Episcopal
Church Attend Religious Ceremony
in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. 29-In the
e.rcsence Of many high dignitaries of the
4rureStaH Episcopal church. Rev.
Charles Schaiding was today consecrat-
nj third bishop of the diocese of Oregon.
The ceremonies were held i'll the EN-
rnanuei church If LaGrange. 4 suburb of
this city and despite Indictment weather
the ed. flee was crowded. Rt. Rev. Dan
sei Sylvester futile. bishop IF Missouri.
presided over Tue couSecratipu.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
CZAh'S SECRETS SOLD.
Grave Military Scandal Threatens in Rus
sia-Getting Ready for Winters
Led Carnival

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. There:
is good reason to anticipate the DIS!
closure Of a grave military scandal. a
colonel Of engineers having been arrested
on alleged connection with the sale. oil
important frontier pans to the agents of
IL foreign power. !
The newspapers today declare that til |
minister Of the interior has iuslructe |
the provincial governors 20 make speci: |
provision Tor the protection Of foreg |
consuls i'll anticipation of recrudcscenc>,
Of last winters laWlessness.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
OSHKOSH ROMANCE ELIMINATES.
James Il. Pierson and Miss Tessie Fitz-
gerald Married.

LOS ANGELES Cal. Sept %. -
James II. Person quietly stole away
from his business yesterday morning to
meet NJ SIS TeSsie Fitzgerald of Oshkosh
Wis, at the San Gabriel mission, where
they were married.
The wedding was the culminato of 2
romance which was stared FIVE years
ago n Oshkosh. where both Mr.. and
Mrs. pierson +len lived.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
u. S. CHASING A KAID.
Large Indemnity and Punishment De-
manded for Letting an Assalant in
Morocco Slip way.

TANGIER. Morocco, Oct Through
the coulnvauce OF hald i,eiia, 81. dler.
who assaulted the son of THANH Saoui,
a Moroccan subject under the protec-
ton of the United States. was allowed
to escape and the American minister.
Mr.. Gummerc, has lodged an energetic
protest, demanding not only the dispatch
of Il troop of cavalry TO capture the
kaid, but q large indemnity and the
punishment of the guilty persons.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
MAY Be A LUMBER TRUST.
President of Pine Manufacturing Associa-
t,en Summoned to Appear in San
Francisco Inquiry.

SAN FRANCISCO. Gal. Sept. %
United Suites District Attorney Deylin
ANNOUNCED today that he had subpoenaed
j. IL. Baxter. president Of the Pine
Manafsc> urii.S assoclat.on to bring his
books before the United States grand
snry en- next Tuesday and testify to
wi4at he knows concerning the existence
NJ 4 lumber trust on til $ coast.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

| passed about 2R
pounds Of gravel and
snnly sediment In the
urine. | haven't pass
ell a stone since using
Doan's Kidney Pills,
however. and that waS
three years AGO. |
used to suffer the
most acute agony dur
ing a gravel attack.
and had the other
usual symptoms OF
kidney trouhle-,asSi-
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Robbers Caused Wreck.

DECATUR. H.. Sept. 2o.-Oficials of
tie Wabash read here say the coaeli:-
sion reached alter IN Investigation OF
tire t'atiiu wreck III which nine lives
were lost is t. :, the wreck was caused
ty robbers. wire liz Il few minutes were
found plluderiI3g tic passengers.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Count Dress Wins Big Stake

Dire S. to 3 and out, was first. Bar.
barry Belle, to 3 place, second, and
Common Sue. third, i'll TIE %.,O.U)D FRO !
Auce stake or 2-yearo,ds. here this att
ernoon. The time was liz 10 for the
six fur!ongs. The winner gets half OF,
the stake.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
B1ron Resen in Auto Accident.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 1.-Baron Ro-
sen. the Russian ambassador while re
turning t his Summer cottage in his big
touring auto last evening had f collision
with an auto owned end driven by Ed
gar 5: TAFT Of Gloucester. Both autos
were badly DANA ged bat the occupants
escaped pith epIy jeItins.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

Gets 1850 Votes Against 2151 Received
by Three Opponents for Seat in
Deputies ChambeI.

PARIS. Oct. Count Roni de Chs
tellane has been reelected an anti-min-
isteriaI member Of the ChaInber of
deputies from tie Basses Apes by 2250
votes againsf 21J4 polIod by his three
OPPONENTS combined.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC LANDS,

NEW YORK. Sent. 29.-In the course
Of conversation recently. Sir Thomas
ShaughneSsy. pr 'sident of tie Canadian
Pacific railway, put an estimate of
$50 100000 Oh the lands owned by the
cOnoauy.