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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
IWO THOUSAND ROoRs KILLED
Loss Among the Fanatics Who Rcscnt
the improvements Made by Euro.
pcans Has Been Very Hcavy-Thc
Slaughter Among Jews Was HorrI.
bIc-capc Judy Completely Looted.
INV Aasoclated prcss.l

TANGIER. August g.-Ncws has
hccn received here that Arab trlbcg.
who have gathered from the surround
ing country To tho number of five or
SIX thousand, swept down upon Gen
crhl Druic's camp OUTSIDE Casa Blan-
ca yesterday afternoon. Yesterday
they were driven off with consider
able loss. Later they renewed the at
tack and were rcpulscd tho French
troops are In splendid condition and
spirits. The wnrshlps supported them
during this attack by keeping np
steady shell fire on tho horscmen
The Moors hat night renewed their
attempt TO invade Casa Blanca. but
were rcpulscd With heavy losses by
the fire from the warships, All tho
consulatcs here are now guarded by
machine guns.
The total OF the Moorish losses here
Is estimated at two thousand.
a dispatch received here from Al.
cnany says that the chicf OF the
Kmass tribe with 400 armed followers.
presented himself last Monday ut tho
camp OF the bandit Ralsui and took
ltaisuli and Gen Sir Harry Maclean,
his English prlsonerto Azagha, where
| tho entire tribe nHBeiiibietl with The
Intention OF negotiating with Mohain-i
med FL Torres. representing the sui
tan for tho surrender of Maclcan.
Mohanimcd IIl Torres hns requested
the American minister to Morocco.
Samuel II. Gummcrr. to move with
his household from his country resi-
dcncc into Tanglcr.
Horrible Slaughter OF Jews.
Horrible details of the slaughter of
Jews. the maltreatment of women AMI
the pillaec and burning of shops mt
Casa Blanca are told by passengers
who arrived here last night by steam
or from that,port Z They say that; az
terS thcsbombardment ofstlIc place. he
gam bolts Observation-Disclosures ndSihe
tA rabsc reycnGedilli enl8efkeSS6r f .ahetIn.
4 hA t,ltant$s plundorjtigsa; lSiltIIg;;l and
;linrDinRion3a lisides3S 'fllsiss aaSR tSistho
crftolfho 1kniatd h4IiMdyy Iii III Ait
G-ithclciy yylloAc:S tlSi: III Sa2,;
with dGcpn pnsjng lii,ilS9Byj III 4; San SeiIE.
dfhic;lst iiiS,JitSn s,l S(ttcJIGsas
NJ illrdA wpkia smansu1i(ISrAtlft e,5fa 0ns
lof{thGs British odfyiilahs ~ III III a,
We're t9asahli ed Eand fcat&tadf !, sSY bby
fAlt3aisi. \ \ f.s y ~ = rs 81
lSNlpny fcsais sof fIsefalssn Ss is tflsssl
French and Spanish sBail 1Fsii afc n rs
counted. h . 4. " rs u 1'ttsii !. v \ 81
The town of Cape JubysSons tlia,west
constt OF Africa, has been attacked and
raided by the Aituyusas and ,Aiteiemal
tribes. number OF The garrison
were killed and the remainder were
made PRISONS. The governor ESCAPED
In n boat to the fort on Furteventura
island opposite Cape Judy. The rebel
tribesmen completely looted Cape
Judy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
JOHN SHARP SAYS HE'S THE HAN
HittOry Has |, That DIE Raider Died
In Louisville, KY, Hospital After
Hic Command had Been Cut Up by
Federal Forces-story Told by
Chaplain Thomas Cobb.
(ny AssocIntcd rrcasN

VICTORIA. II. G.. Aug Bill
Quantrcll, leader of Quantrcll's
eucrillas In the civil war. who, ac-
cording to history. died of wounds in
Il kentucky hospital, after his raid
crs had boon cut ~, Is alive
and lives at Qmatsino, nm the
northwest coast of Vancouver Is
land under the name of John
Sharp, according To a number
al persons who have convcrscd with
him. j. T.. Dnlfy. Il prominent timber
man. who recently became Interested
Inv timber land at Quatsinu recog.
hizcd John Sharp. WHO Is over 40,
WHY and gray, as Quantrcll. Dnny
having been member of the Michi.
gan troop Of cavalry which cut up
Quanircl's force.
lie stated to Duny that he was cor
rect in his recognition Sharp said
he had been left ms dead and instead
of dying of his wounds at Louisville.
rs history recorded, had taken II
horse. ridden many miles and dis.
appeared. lie made his way To South
America living. Il number years In
chill whence lie went To Texas where
he engaged in the cattle business
"ihhulS 'pnSlu'Iaulu money WHICH nc
exhausted. Then he went to Ore
son where he punched cows and
drove cattle over the mountains.
From Oregon he came TO British
Columbia nearly two decades ago
and engaged In logging NJ different
camps of The northwest coast of Van
couycr Island until ten years ago
when lie became u trapper on the
northern coast Six or seven years
ago lie went to Quatsino
The story the old man told the in
dormant of the Associated Press was
that when his band was cut up he
had been: bayonettcd In the chest and
lad aVbullct wound through the
shoulder Tho surgeons who lookcd
him oyor decided that The could not
live mo{e thans n 1couplpaofi llb.p's fan,i
he had bcpn l6fi ESQ tl.atJofhcrs with
more chiulretofs rccoyqry6coIId .bcyiat-
tended to&hyis the ortr'worsod4.. sur
geons. Wblic Mhey tended thri others
llas g9t fppSdssbitc sSwopnSls SSalid
| thsahpeareti:S Gl.sA $50. "a
'rhatgnight he says. heltodc nipnS
miles and sthcnS took iniglt{t South
| America. II N.ttT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
NEWPORT NEWS VA, SATURDAY, AUGUST TO- 1907

ricd in 1901 and separated last May.
when she says, the beating became
umhearablc.
band pacamc drunk on the night of
their wedding and remained in that
condition three months. but did not
beat her in that time. She saws he
began his cruel treatment in the
fourth month of their married life.
She alleges that she counted two
hundred bcatlngs. but failed to keep
count afterward
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Scott County Murderer Slain.

RICHMOND. VA. Aug. "a tcle-
gram today gives information regard
ing the finding of the body OF Charles
!. Meade, of Scott comfy, Va, In
Estill county. Ky. wll6c I6 was
murdered Estill was wanted nj Cato
City, Va. on the charge of murder.
ing and robbng a j. Porter and
aftcrwnrd killing deputy shcrim.
Meade escaped to the kentucky
mountains and a reward of $500 was
offered for his capture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Britt and Cans sign Articles.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Ropro-
sentativcs of Jimmy Britt and Joe
Cams last night signed articles for
the appearance of the two light
weights before John j. Glenson's Oc-
cidcnial Club. at the ball grounds. at
Sixteenth and Valencia streets. this
city. on September ..
Manager Gleason signed on behalf
OF be club He agrees ito iEivc as
per cent Of iii" receipts .gwtl gmnr
antcc of $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
RESTORES HEARING
Deaf Man, Struck In Storm, Can Now
Hear Perfectly.

CUSTER, S. D.. Angus, Nv. II.
Chase. of Custer deaf for many ycrs
was today struck by lightning. and
can now hear as well as,hc ever could
in his life Chance lost his hearing
as the result OF sickness
While out on his ranch sudden
storm came up. Chance rode to shell.
ter hut was struck before he reached
the house. His horse was killed. and
Chase was rendered unconscious.
When he recovered consciousness he
found that he could hear perfectly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
CORPORAL KEPT FLAG FLYING
Did Not Let Town Police Take Down
Recruiting Station Banner.

Recruiting Station Banner.
LOGANSPORT IND. Aug. D.
When Corporal Mutaugh took charge
OF the recruiting station here today
NC hung out Il flag from a second
story window A city ordinance pro
hibits banners Of any description
from being displayed over the streets.
Chief of Police Graham ordered Muir
laugh TO take down the flag, and is
alleged Ia have threatened TO haul 1T
IN himself Murtaugh, with Il six
shooter, put himself In Tire chiefs
way and told Graham To leave The
ilag alone or he would be shot Gra-
ham retired.
Civil War veterans gathered to
mob Graham. but cooler heads pre-
vented violence.
The incident was reported 10 the
Army Department at Washington.
which, ii is said wired back to Muir
laugh to keep the flag flying.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
To Play In outlay Lenauc.
(By Associated Prrss.)

READING, PA. August 9.-Gcorgc
Siovnll and Frank Delchnnty. who
wtrc suspended by the Cleveland
American league baseball club sever.
al lays ago. will hecumc members
of the Reading Club of the Atlantic
league, according TO an announcement
made to-day by the management of
the Reading club. The Atlantic Is
known in baseball circles as an out
law leagmc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Decision Against Cumberland Church
(By Associntcd PressD

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 9.-Thc SUI
prcmc Court handed down today Il
decision, holding that the general as
scmbly of the Cumberland church
acted within the scope of It's constitu-
ton when IL voted for Il union of all
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
O. in The United States and that ac-
tion of that body with reference 20
church property is to he recognized
By civil courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
MagIlls to Be Tried at once.
fBy Associated Prcss.)

CLINTON. Ills, Aug. 9.-Circuit
Judge Cochran today allowed the pc
tition of the defense for the immedi-
ate trial of Frederick Magill and his
Wife. Fay Graham Magll who are
under indictments charging RESPONSE
bility for the death of Mrs. Pet Ma
gill, the first wife of Magill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
LIVES WITH HEART sEwED.
Louisville Man Recovered From Deep
Wound in Vital Organ.

LOUISVILLE, KY. August la
cal physicians are watching with in
tcrest an operation performed in the
City Hospital this morning on VIII
liam Carlisle who was suffering fro,a
stab wounds inflicted during Il fight.
The knife had entered the heart
and caused an opening nearly an inch
long. This wound was scwcd togcth-
cr by DR.. Lee Kane. The patient raj
lied ana tonight is much improved.
1t is first operation of its kind i'll
Louisville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Found Dead In Bed.
Uv AssOc:nted prrsy.l

uiy Associated prcss)
ATLANTA, GA, August 9.-IIol.
connie Bacon, of Albany, Ga. AGED 30
capitals. land promincnt business man
was found dead at the ,Aragon hotel
mere late today, and on Il tale at his
bedside were bottles partly filled la
bclled chloral hydratc, bromide and
hromidia.
The result of the inquest has not
been announced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
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Noble ForCer Breaks Bank.

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 9.-The credit
bank of Stockholm suspended today.
The action of the directors Is attrib.
uted to extensive forgeries by R
prominent nobleman and an army off,
cor. Many firms and private indI.
viduals are heavy sufferers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Near Lynching" in Allegheny.
tiy Associated prcss.)

PITTSRURG. PA. Aug. 9.-Rapp
Guy, an Italian 10 years old narrow
" escaped lynching today at The
hands of nearly 100 persons in ALE
ghany following an alleged attempt
to assault Mrs Mary l'arukc. aged IS
years Of Allegheny. The police had
great difficulty in getting the man
from the mob.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Story of a Chaplain.


KANSAS CITY. MO, Aug. 0.-Ac.
cording to the local history, Iii
Quantrcll. the guerilla leader. who
! played so important part III the
Missouri Kansas border warfare of
| tile early days. died in the Sisters
| hospital at Louisville. Ky Rev
Thomas Cobb, formerly pastor OF the
| Methodist Episcopal church of this
city. but now located in Oklahoma
| knew Quantrel in kentucky during
the civil war. Cobb was cavalry
recruiting officer and at the Time
campcd with Qunntrcll for two days
and had many talks with him. He
| said: "Quantrcll then was in Central
| Kentucky He was on his way to
Virginia and Maryland to join Mosby
He had sklrmish with The Federal
troops, the Twelfth Kentucky caval-
~, and was seriously wounded He
was not known as Quantroll during
that expedition but went under the
maine of Captain Clark
II was parolcd in Louisville about
| that Time by Colonel Folsom. One
day Colonel Folsom asked me if |
knew Quantrcll, and | told him did.
Then he asked me If would idcnii-
| rs him and said | would If he were
dead. Then you will not identity
lin if he is alive? asked Col. Fol
SON:
NO, | replied was taken to
view n body but it was not that of
Quanircll but 4 day or two later sew
cral of Quantrel's men saw the dead
body of their leader in the Sisters
hospital and attended his funeral in
the Catholic cemetery.
This | believe is the true story of
| Quantrclls death and burial"
Think They're ouantrelrs Shin Bones
TOPEKA. KANS.. Aug 9.-l'hc
mention OF the discovery of w. G.
| ouantroll rs being alive in British
Columbia calls To mind that fact that
in the state historical rooms here are
| shin bones and lock of hair sup
| posed To be those of the famous
raidc;
They have been there since May.
! 1888, when the mother of Quantrell
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10

of the union. a union man said to
night: The nine operators discharged
from the local of last spring hero
nave not yet been rcinstatcd as We
nave demanded. We propose To see
that the company does as ii has
agreed to do. We are prepared to
quit work here upon instructions from
the national officers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
Yachting Cup Goes to Canada.
DIV Assoclatcd prcssD

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Aug. 9.-Thc
Canada's cup has been forfeited TO
the Abel, the challenger The Sen
cca, the defender, is over measure
mont aud cannot qualify for the class.
Tho cup therefore goes 10 the Royal
Canadian yacht club of Toronto with
out contest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
BEAT HIS WIFE 800 TIMES
So Cleveland Woman Charges in Her
Suit for Divorce.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. August o.
Charles AZ t'inucan. ii the allegations
made by his wife be true, is the prize
woman bcater of Ohio. She fiiGl II
suit for divorce today charging her
husband with beating her twice II
week for three years. They were mar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
nrltieh Steamer ASHORE.

Kobe. Aug 9.-rhc British steam
CT City Of Carthage from Phlladel.
phia via Port Natal. is ashore of
Wadamisako, with first hold tank full
of water and second hold leaking.
Arrangements have been made for
assistance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10

aud w w. Scott OF Canal Dover.
ohio. opened the grave said to hold
Quantrcll at Louisville. Ky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10

THE WEATHER.
Fair Saturday, preceded by
rain In south portion, cooler;
Sunday fair, warm, light to fresh
cast winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report of the Asso-
ciatcd Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
Watson Notes

Mr.. Johnnie welch, OF MlnersHi!e
and Miss Jessie Hendricks, OF New
England, we're married Saturday even
Ing. They spent Sunday at the home
Of tho groom's parents.
The Knights OF Pythias lodge. head
ed by the Watson band, marched t
the cemetery Sunday afternoon whert
they decorated the graves Of theIr de
ceass5 brothers.
Mr.. Irwin Hustead, Of Boothssllla
and Mr. Jake Atha, Of MorgantOwn. al
tended the decoration services Of the
lOGse.
Mrs. Joseph Mason and little
daughter. JalIa Eleanor, Of Merchant
street, Falrmont spent Sunday With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c,
Traush.
Mrs. Mabel Wilson, Of Gypsy, spent
Sunday with her brother, orphal Nix.
on, Of New England.
Rev. Wayne R stalnaksr. ot shinns,
ton; was visiting his sister Ms Har:
len Ash, last veek.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
YES, PLENTY OF THEM,
HERE AND ELSEWHERE
Hot Weather and Cool Drinks Seemed
to Warm Up Their Fight,
Ing Blood.

Fights Saturday night and yester
day were PLENTIFUL. A big mus was
stirred up on the Evansville pike nj
Harlem Flats. The Italians were 90
Ing at a lively rate. Several police
men visited the place, but on iheI,
arrival all was quiet. They returned
to the city and another fight was re
ported. One man came to the cI.,
and wanted to.get out q warrant, but
not writ was issued.
At Watson there was a disturbance
that resulted in an Italian being shot.
DR.. Sands rendered surgical aid Il
The woaDled man.
The fighting microbes seemed TO be
active at Montana. A man came IL
from there and wanted Justice Amo.
to issue a warrant for fellows assault
ing him. Some men passed the man.
house In the night aud told him L
take his chimney in that It was goInl
to rain. This was enough to start the
fsht. No warrant was issued.
Some people in the First ward had
some trouble that hSd to be settled
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
EIGHT MEMBERS OF
PARKER CARNIVAL co.
We're Injured, Three Of Them seri,
ously' BY a Collision Near
Sharon Sunday.

SHARON, Pa, June ?i.-Eight per.
sons were injured. three seriously. yes.
terday when. a Pennsylvania Railroad
freight engine crashed into a combina.
ton dining and sleeping car of the
Parker Carnival Company on a siding
here. All the Injured, who we're at.
Itaches Of the carnival company, we're
removed to a hospital.
The cause Of the accident has no,
been determined, but It is alleged that
q fireman was running the engine and
|the air brake failed to work properly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
Three Men Were Arrested
Charged With Awful Crime

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 24.--At.
ter an all day search for the man who
committed the brutal assault on Mel.
lie OFT, heat Ridgely, W! Va, yesterday
the officers this afternoon located three
men on a Western Maryland railroad
train, who were put OF the train at
Rawlings. From there they started
to walk 70 Keyser. W. Va, and we're
arrested at the latter place by Chile;
OF Police Davis tonight at 5 O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24

"
MfS Lulu BIlinslisa and son
Frank haye returned home from New
gork cy.
M and Mrs Wiii Ptnneii and fam.
by have moved, from his city toTefrn
alta where they will reside ii future.
Mr. Ptnneii has purchased a livery
stable at that place. i
Miss Cfida Smith spent Sunday in
this city, the guest Of her father, NJ
% J. Smith, and returned this morn,
Fing to! Morgahtown, where she viii
attend the summer school.
Mt. Gay Tough and Mr.. Brcoiss
Hutchinson spent Sunday in this city,
and returned this morning 10 Nor,
IgGntoSn. where they wifi entef TIE
University summer school.
Mrs. John J.. Martin and children
Mamie and Clyde and Miss Nadsc
Martin, Of Abilene. Texas, arrived In
this city Saturday night and wifi spend
some time in this section, visiting rel
IIatiyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Evans were
lealled to Fetterman Friday night, by
the serious illness Of Mr.. Evans faith,
er, Mr.. Isaac Evans. They returned
home tjIs morning. Mr.. Evans is ven
muca improved.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
Miss Myers Dad

A telegram was received ID tbs
city Yesterday announcing the dssdh
in Winchester, Virginia. Sunday %
Miss Anna Mayors. Miss Mayors MS
a sister 81 MIS-. B. p Fleming Of lis
city and the late Mrs G ". i. May:
.erss Nj, B. D Fleming has been ID
the bedside Of her sister for some
time, Mss Mayors was seyenty;e hit
years Of age and has frequently Win.
ed in this city, and has many wSrm
friends here who will learn with II
sret OF her death. Mrs. r. i SiR.
ninghan, ar, Glenn Fisnlng and n.
Dayton Mayors, niece and nephS VS.
Of the deceased left thfa morning stor
Winchester to be present al ths I'd.
neral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24


nov WITH reference TO thsls visit
later
COL crosscnp understands wen be.
cause Of his associatcaswith the ON.
'ciats q he exposition, and the condt:
ions Ut Jamestown and he urgently
requests that an who would 60 10 the
exposition next month should attend
on West Virginia day, as that DAY has
been set apart for this State. Many
Of the State senators and the repre-.
sentatiyes In the House Of Delegates
will attend the exposition on West
Virginia, day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
Hoult lettings

HoULT, June ,4.-At. last the
weather begins 10 bear some resem,
|blance 10 the good old summer time.
and corn and vegetables are beginning
Ito take on a more healthy color.
Messrs. John and James Hoult, Of
ICisman, Illinois, have been visiting
friends and relatives in and around
Hoult for the past few days. This is
their first visit 10 West Virginia fol
about thirty.aye years. Tney hal
with them a small camera and tool
many views of places Of interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Austin. Of Lit
tle Falls, were visiting friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
Hugh Glasscock, Of Little Falls, was
visiting in Hoult Sunday.
chas. R. Hoult and wife were visit
ing the latter's parents on Pricketrs
nee sunuay'
WI. ana2Mfs' ,Charles serannaSe, oil
rruntsSoWn also MIS-. scrannases
GFoenefs, Messrs. '. H. and orrel J.
one we're guests OF l n. Prieketl
and sister, Miss Jane Pickett on &C
sot"s " Ae't eiee'
80. ~ WV. ~. O"i peopie were
AMI r,aniSa s.'1 y p.sn =
lu uu,nns o ne monument y
first white woman n c,o.s mo an
rbany Nonr,,,n.
T. o,
u o.s VINO
,,.,.a Ns sas auns wee were
p.,oI.os paeu.S W
'eeN aHu H.rs' ~ ) Bis
' '"''as anu u
Lawrence satier'ield, Of Highland
was visiting his parents Sunday,
""o ""e' u r""mom',
@ Dssn ,'sn'ns inc iat'sr parents
~ p"9' "ee" returned nome yes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24

They gave their names as cayanaugh,
Harry Hartman and Dad Man,ord,
he latter an old engineer. They will
be held in jail at Keyser for identif'
cation tomorrow. cayanaugh, In ad,
dislon to tallying with the description,
even to having several front teeth out,
had a razor with him, as the lit
tie girl stated the man who assaulted
her had.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24

Mr. J. B. Manning, who IS employed
.attshe Theatorium on Main street, was
taken sick in the Mt Cts drug store
this morning and was carried to his
home on Grafton street where he Is
resting comfortably Heart trouble
was the cause OF his Illness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24

Don't fall to read III. great one d
page seven Of tals paper today
There Is a proposition there thit
Interest to all who want to keel
posted.