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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE

Preliminary Meeting Tonight at Sec
ond Presbyterian Church.
An interdenominational missionary
institute will be held in the Second
Presbyterian Church, of this city, from
November 10th through the 21st. 1t
is planned to have mass-meeting at
o'clock tonight In that church of all
those interested in Missionary work,
especially among young people. The
gathering tonight issregarded as pure
ly preliminary, a committee OF the
whole to plan for the coming insti-
tute, the dates of which have already
been fixed. Beginning this afternoon,
the committee purposes to maintain an
office at the Second Presbyterian
Church, near Fifth, and Main Streets
each afternoon from 8 to s O'Clock, until
after the institute, to meet those of all
denominations interested in the plans.
and to conduct the necessary CORE
spondence. Miss r. p. Wilson will be
the Office secretary
For the institute an unusually attrac-
tive program is promised, including ad-
dresses by well-known speakers. and
conferences with trained leaders on
such topics as How to Organize and
Conduct Mission STUDY Classes" "The
Work of the Missionary Committee"
and missions in the Sunday-School."
Mission study classes, in charge of eN-
perienced teachers will be held on
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings from 1870 to $50 using the
new textbooks 1.-THE Uplift OF China"
and THE Challenge of the City" z
It is expected that active church
workers of all denominations in the
city and In nearby towns will CORE
spond with this office or call up 'phons
4567. at the church, with regard to
the selection OF delegates to the con-
ference. The number of delegates will
be necessarily limited, and the commit
tee desires that those who have already
had some experience in mission study
or missionary committee work among
Young people shall be given thepreferT
ence. Pastors, Sunday school superin-
stendents and teachers, officers of young
peoples societies, and gmembers of mis-
sionary committees are. especially In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
.ARM0RY QUESTION
COMING \ UP AGAIN.
City Engineer and Blues Com
mittec Meet General Com
nittcc Tomorrow.
ALDERMEN MEET TONIGHT
Changes in Engineering Depart
mcnt to Be Passed Upon
ID Finally.

Starting with an adjourned meeting
of the Board Of Aldermen tonight,
the committee work at the City Hall
will be unusually heavy and doubtless
exciting in. spots. The Board will
take up the work brought over from
the last meeting of the Common Coun-
ell.
Tomorrow night there may be
something enlivening at the meeting
OF the Grounds and Buildings Commit
tee when the City Engineer and the
committee from the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues will be called in to pass
upon the question OF bids for the ar
mory. Councilman Graham 3. Hob
son caused a delay last week. and
made one or two rather pointed
statements concerning q model and
plans submitted by one architect, and
the echo of this will be heard. The
Committees on Electricity Relief Of
the Poor and Finance are also schcd-
uled for tomorrow night.
City Engineer Changes.
The ng-stan,ling matter relating
to changes in the City Engineers Office
will be considered by the Committee
on Ordinance Charter and Reform on
Wednesday, The Committee on Streets
tho creation of the office
of consulting engineer and the cleo
ton of an active head of the depart
ment, the ordinance providing that no
man should be eligible to the, former
office unless he had served the city for
twenty consecutive years as engineer.
The salary question was the most diff
ficult of all which came up. and the
$4,000 recommendation of the commit
tee for the consulting engineer has
been rather strongly opposed.
The committee appointed to invests
gate the Mayors charges against the
Finance Committee will meet Wednes-
day hight to formulate its report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
TO SPEND LAST DAYS HERE
Aged Woman Consents to Make Home
With Little Sisters.


With Little sisters.
Mrs. Margaret McCrelan the aged
woman who arrived In the city three
days ago over the Seaboard Air Line
Railroad from the Shenandoah VAL
ley, and. who. refusing all other offers
of charity. was cared for by the COM
pany at the Main Street Station, has
at last been induced to make her home
with the Little Sisters Of the Poor.
Mrs. McCrehan came here seeking
her nephew, Patrick McCrehan! a black
smith, who lives at No. los Washington
Street. She found not only him. but
also 4 brother-in-law. John Mcclellan.
whom she had not seen for forty years.
Forty-two years ago Mrs. McCrehan
was in Richmond. Then she moved
away. and afterward lost track of her
relatives and friends here, as they did
of her. Years of separation however,
did not efface her love for Richmond,
and here 1t was that she desired to
spend the evening of her life. Still in
dependent she daclared that 1t was
not yet time for her to go to a home,
as she could work for her living. At
the urgent appeal of the Little Sisters.
however. She has consented to go with
them. Her nephew has been to see
her, as her brother-i n-l law, and now
she seems satisfied with her lot She
still says, however, that she is able to
work, and that she will work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
NEGRO STABBED
Probably Fatally Injured III Quarrel
Near Drewry's Bluff.

Probably Fatally injured Ill QuarfeA
Near Drewry's Bluff.
AS the result of misunderstanding.
the details of which could not be
learned, Wesley Sidney, colored. aged
twenty-five years was stabbed three
times yesterday evening by Robert
Saunders, also colored, and may die
as a result of his injuries.
The quarrel occurred near Stop 16,
on the interurban line, about two
miles from Drewry's Bluff. Sidney
was stabbed twice in the lungs and,
as lie attempted to run from his as
sailant. was stabbed again in the
back. He was hurried to Richmond
over the Atlantic Coast Line. and at
Byrd Street Station was met by the
city ambulance. with DIR. Woodson in
charge. He was taken to the City Hos
.ptal. where DR.. Woodson operated on
him in an attempt to save his life. The
physician stated last night that the
negro was in precarious condition.
Saunders escaped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
and the others. MANY having stopped
over here from Jamestown.

. b r. / . Ii T + =
!, 1T Is really distressing to think that
the attendance at the Jamestown EN-
position is not what it ought to be
by any means when YOU consider the
greatness and beauty OF the show"
said a Richmond man at the j fferson
last las night. Il know. Of course, that
this has been said before hutFl went
10 {, o Jamestown Yesterday, and thousands
WOULD swarm there from. all direc.,
tlons u they had any conception of
what Is offered. The electric display
at night is the most magnificent spec
lac!e OF the kind have ever seem
the others.
,,r ITO go 80 in In the gates ana find those
hibits Of every character and to think
that the people of this country have
not gone here to see for themselves
is,#to my mind, pathetic"
out. in my State the man who loses
n, ms s,s cat or coat in arestaurant has a
cause for damages against the pro
hrietor," said II. s.. Reynolds, of Chit
saSs q the ssn Ri'ssha m ts
iovercoats' is the placard which swings
lishments, and It is. much IKE posting
an, mans land against unlimited hunters ~
eieled that khs''S When en- a customer loses 9
part OF his wardrobe the owner, e ot
have no idea what popular law, ~ !
Isl II would not be surpflsln " - g tln ~,
e oa sef IN o a%a g gtates ra
nois has hlazsd the way y y, Y \ Ssv III
down his old sl n.,f sIis sA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
ATTACKED OFFICERS
Wiley ana Eollsss Have Strenuous Time

Valley ana I'oll<es Have Strenuous Time,
With Drunken Negro.
Policemen Folkes and Wiley had a.
strenuous time arrcsting a negro at
Seventeenth and Franklin Streets Sat
urday afternoon. The man was drunk,
but was able to resist. ard he fought
ard cursed so strenuously that Officer
Wiley had u hit him. The negro
grasped the policemansso that he was
unable 10 get at his blackjack, and
WILEY had to use his fist. with the.
result that it is badly Scared and
swollen. In his struggle the negro
nearly got Officer Wiley down. but
the timely arrival 81 Policeman lTollses.
who had gone to call the patrol wagon,
saved the day and the negro was es-
corted, with much difficulty, to the
l'irSt Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
MARRIED IN RICHMOND
Wcll-I<nown Young People of Suffolk
Conc to Rich mond' to Wed.

WclI-Known Young PeOple Of SuffollS
Come to ichmond'tO We'd.
Mr.. William N. McAnge. Jr., and Miss
Pemcie Smith, both Of Suffolk, We're
married Saturday night in ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church by the Rev. Robert
w. Forsyth. Mr.. F. Wesley Lloyd. Mr.
Everett Smith, brother Of the BRIDE
and Miss Georgia May Baker, all of
Suffolk, being the only witnesses.
Lloyd. left Suffolk Saturday morning,
while Miss Smith. her brother and Miss
Baker left in the afternoon. Mr.. and
in Suffolk, and are popular and we'll
known in society circles there. Mr..
McAnge is a son of William Norman
McAnge. president of the Suffolk Coun-
Gil, and also president of the Nansemond
Telephone Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
TO HONOR COBB
Over Work

Cracker State Enthusiastic Over Work
of Wonderful Tyrus.
Tyrus Cobb. the Georgia wonder
who accomplished the remarkable feat
the second yearsin the major League 9 +
leading the, American League In bat
ting and base-stealing, is lust now the
centre Of attraction down in the Crack
.er State His friends and admirers nre
contributing literally. towards n madnl
to be presented to him soon for his
great achievements. Even Governor
Smith. who Ia a baseball fan, has sent
an o ~ spot oHards the fund, II 81; ss4i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Observation-Disclosures
BiiOu-sfNIc. Him md l."
Observation-Disclosures Rink.

q y 4 I Z
", A PiXley-Luders opera would not be
without s song telling a
tale of something. The opera Wood
land" which has been termed must
cal. fantasy of the forest. and which
will be presented here by Henry Nv.
its predecessors. "The Prince of Pill.
sem and king Dodo." has Its tale"
In "Woodland"&it is called The Tale
OF the Turtle Dove. and Ludeirs
is convinced that It Is superior IN
Of the tales" he wrote for his other
operas. IS NJ n rs
Concerning THE Three Of Us to
be shown at tie AGademN fo1norr nnG
night the Norfolk Landmark says:
1.-THE Three OF US, Is a play In four
acts. and while 1t belongssto the Dor
der class. IT is built upon q hiEher
plain than. the majority OF the plays
The presenting company is exceed
iinely clever, at the headEo which Is
5Carlotta N illson, who plays the part Of
Rhyy acchesney in good style. and es.
tablishes herself in. the &so I2,le OF OF
tross hut one o + 8n,,,ch artistic merit.
Her portrayal Of the character was o
finished piece of work and she re-
ceiNetl excellent SUPPORT,
i IN "The Lightning Conductor" which
willgbe seen for the first time on Thurs,
views of theamost pictur-
esaus parts Of France, The motive
Of the play ls Q, dainty love story
In "a motor car,@ Mr. Oscar Figman
la starring in the play this season,
and Is said to have IN the part OF
John Winston. the chauffeur arlstocrat,
a character fitting his peculiar quiet
style OF comedy. M
The, musical comedy, Me. Him and
IT, which holds the boards at the
Btjou this week, is considered one OF
athaabesst shoW ), Of @ Its Kind on the read,
made "a hit in New York, Wrothe,
Watson and Arlington take the leading
parts. q
5S Mrs "A eNander Brown, widow Of the
well sktloWn auth or. is IN the, city for q
stpWns x posi- on, 5s b II Il Sss: Ss "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
POLICE ROUT GANG
Many Complaints About Their LoafnE
Street Corners. i

+ on Street Corners.
After chase five young men, rang
ing in age from eighteen to twenty
years. were caught by the police after
they had been run away from corner
on Laurel street. Many complaints
had come to the police about the loaf
ing on this corner, and they deter
mined 10 put q stop to 1t. There were
twenty or twenty-five young men In
the crowd when the officers arrived
hut they ran with such speed that the
police were able to capture only five
Qf them-John Brown. Harry Randall
x. r. Pearsall. j. b. Rose and Hugh
Hitter. They We're all bailed for theii
appearance in Police Court this morn.
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Get Eight Crap Shooters.

Policemen Bryant and Kellum last
night raided crap joint, and captured
eight of the gamesters.
Andrew Mcclure (colored) was ar
rested last night on warrant charg-
ing him with assaulting and biting c.
A. Nicholson, also colored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
TO WIND UP AFFAIRS
Stockholders of Georgia ana Florida
Construction Company to Meet Here.

SfOCkhONcrs OF 0scOrEiN ana FIOrNNH
Construction Company to Meet Here.
A general meeting of the stockholm
ers of the Georgia and Florida Con-
struction Company. Incorporated, will
be held at tho offices of John l.. VIII
ilams & Sons. in the Chamber of Conn
merc< on No ember 18th. between
thu hours of 10 A. Nj. and p. NJ.
Tho meeting is held IN pursuance OF
a call made by the board of directors
in reference TO the liquidation, disco
lntion and winding up OF the affairs
of the company and the distribution
of its assets.
The order is signed by r. L. Bemis,
president, and CT. Williams sec
retarN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
return 10 CITY.

ll, .I9 .'tN''t1t ~ Y" ~ ~
DR., and Mrs. Stuart MichauN. at No
3a3 East Franklin Street, have re-
turned TO the city from New York.
Dr. MichauX has been. spend Ing some
time In New York attending clintes Ats
Bellevue and other hosp its.ls. ! n ,8,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21
Seen and Heard in Public Places

Though the Pullman Company is
tainly gives man a chance for his
lfsn said " +; samnels Of P pi1ht
II left Charlotte the Other night on
the Washington train, which was
wrecked near Greensboro, and follow
ing my usual custom, bought a berth.
coaches and the killing and injuring
of many passengers, but did you no.
ticc that the Pullmans remained on
the rails? Only one man in the. sleep
er section was hurt, and only slightly.
a Pullman ticket is good accident In
surance. Very often, of course, these
cars are torn to pieces, but the death
percentage OF those who ride lin them
OF the day coach record.
After, the North Carolina wreck there
was great deal of hitter feeling
When 1t became known that the acct
gone to sleep while on duty. II the
usual thing happens ] doubt very much
II he Is severely punished should he be
captured and indicted"
Or. Thomas Nelson Page returned to
the Jefferson Hotel last night from
williamsburg, whels he had spent the
day. His address at the Jamestown
on Saturday on the occa-
sion Of the Yorktown celebration was
fun of patriotism and was highly COM
mended by those who heard ",
Even with the departure of the larg-
or part OF the Episcopal Convention
last night. the jefferson. being q lively
and comfortable place for city people
who dropped In. during the evening
Thera ,vas1 biz crowd ~ Aurply's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

DROMFIELD.
wedding
Mrs Paster Of Loudonn Mr.
groom's
Episcopal I
in
18th Mr. Bromheds critical illness Jackson
to
Brsmfeds
de
Gulf
benefit of his health
~ Miss
the Sixth Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-21

Il Mrs! Alexander Brown, widow Of the
few days on. her Wy, to the James,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
Grim Reaper Visits Home of Juror Bolton Claiming
Mrs. Bolton as the Victim-Death Quickly Follow
ed Attack Of Pneumonia Howard Nesbtt Quarrels
With Jerome

hts fellow Jurors. who extended
their sympathy
1haw was deeply grieved over the
news Of Mrs Bottoms critical con-
diiion and begged to be allowed 20
send q physician to the Bolton hams
at his own expense te was IN
formed that the state had provided
for ihln Ia sending Dr. Janeway one
u the states foremost physicians.
10 attend Mrs. Bolton
Mrs. Bolton contracted a cold re-
suiting IN pneumonia IN visit 70
The hotel Monday night 10 take her
husband a change ~ clothing That
night a blizzard struck the city sud-
denly.
II il reported that Howard Mes
bit. Afs. Evelyn Thaw's brother.
has auarrelsd with Jerome and that
be has flatiy refused 10 take tho
stand FOR the state The quarrel IL
IL said IL due 10 Jerome'E dstermfu-
alton 10 impeaeh the testimony %
Mrs. Thaw. u being understood
that he had previously promised
Nesbiit that such sfcp would not
be taken, conditional upon Nesbitt
appearing ss state witness
belmas secured during a short
examination ~ Evans the aduaia-
sion 81 Thaw's oral statements 70
Eyana during the tests Jerome OBJ
Jeeted. but the court 0vsrruied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
WILL PROTEST
TO COUNCIL

Al a meeting ~ the uaitarian club
last rfshl n Vas proposed that the
zlahs - other ehufchss co-ersrats
N petition to ~ signed and Sab
mated q The city cuaueu asking
that the prisoners IN the city jail be
given 4eeeni siespinE and raiinE ae-
eun1mesiaflnnM
ahe tnisariau club a short time
$40 appainics q COMMITTEES a. tnves-
ilenis the eifY iaii and found that
he prisoners we're empeited 60
sleep au ihc cement fienfs and that
th@ natink accommodations wert to-
tally nnfit Tor human beings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
CHARGES
IN GREAT WILL CASE

went 10 different places IN Ireland
In company with Howe. assisting
the latter To procure evidence in
favor OF the claimants represented
by Howe: that when evidence was
being taken before other commits
sioners. Bolster was present being
employed by Howe to take the evil
denee down for him. acting as pri-
waite secretary and stenographer.
Testimony Was Connected.
Prigmore. in course OF the hear
ing before Judge Griffin. filed a
motion asking that the evidence
taken before Bolster be thrown out.
on the ground that the transcript
was not a true and correct tran
script. and that Bolster was dis
qualified from acting as commits
sioner and offering to introduce ties.
timony in support OF his motion.
Judge Griffin. Il Is said. refused
90 allow the Introduction OF any
testimony on the point. and over
ruled prigmorc s motion The de-
cision OF Judge Griffin. being based
entirely on the evidence taken be-
fore Bolster. and with testimony
thrown out. Il is argued the
court would have TO decide
either than John sullivan died with
out any next of kin or heirs and
that his property escheated 20 the
state or county. or In favor OF one
of the other claimants.
The claim OF the attorneys who
were present during the hearings
In Ireland. and had an opportunity
10 watch all the witnesses. Is that
the testimony given In support Of
the Corcoran-Callaghan claim was
concoctod. and that In a hearing
before a fair and unbiased commits
sion would be proven so,
II Judge Griffin overrules Prig-
mOres motion for new trial he
will appeal from the decision, and
the supreme court will have not
ONLY the evidence given in favor OF
the Corcofan Callaghan claim, but
also the methods used in obtain
ine t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
MRS. sTEPPLER DIES

NrG Jacob stefficr. the victim %
she fIiehlfui burning accident At
Geerectown. last sunday morning.
died AZ ? p m. yesterday The ac-
eideut Vas an unusual one. A guam
tify Of tar and Cfeoauts exploded
whHe being heated on the Kitchen
Htofs. covering the woman with the
flaming fluid Her husband extin-
Esiiehet the flames. az he thought.
ard ran for a Doctor. but the flames
brukc out again while the unfor-
tunate woman lay unconscious on
thu fiuor and she was horribly
burned
The funeral viii take place sun
Dap ~ p m. from Noice's under
fattuw rooms. The deceased woman
was 81 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
AVALANCHE Of
DELAYED MAIL

Both roads are now practically
open 10 the east. aud tons Of matt
are being received az the poatoffiee.
Assistant Postmaster colkett this
morning received official mail from
Washington. u G.. dated Feb !. the
latest mail brought over the Great
Northern The latest mall from
New York 10 dated Jan 80.
AZ large n force ~ can work 20
advantage has been added 10 handle
the avalanche 81 mail now al the
p0eiofflee. for. in addition 70 tho
delayed mail. thousands Of valen.
tines have been received the last
few days for distribution.
The iongdeiated consignment ~
stamps has also arrived from Wash,
inFton. u. G.. just IN time 10 supply
the Increased demand uf the taIen.
tine rush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
PIKE ST.
WIDENING

a large number ~ property own
srs fresn East pise II. iaeid eon-
ference Ia he city engineers depart
lueni t@sias 60 discuss the proposed
NtdeniuN % thst thproaEhfare from
Minor av 20 Madison IT. There
Ssre thsss drawings ~ well as enc
or uaprs petitiaas sith many sigma
lures attached a. to problems u
widening
One petition calls for tho widen
ira ~ thu street from 50 10 se fsrt
between Minor and nuYistun avs
ard rs feet beyond The probable
cost would be tfse. soa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
WILDCATTERS
SEEK SEATTLE MONEY
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
CTR scHoLARsttlPs.

Working along the lines of some
a the English universities. the Uni
fersits II Washington has adopted
= evtten ~ hunofary fholarshlpn
IL thar Institution HeFetoforn stu
aenfs niaDng the highest EfAdea In
every study haee been granted hon.
osss bat scholarships we're not In
elustrd These receiving scholar.
ahipt under the nsw rule are Miss
AHtHstrs Louise iieyea. Miss Her.
fufr ahefaan. Miss Sister lnFeF An.
than. hlla4 Elsie MadEe Han. Thos.
] T. Kennedy and Harlan l.. Trum.
bait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

&rltp< Telegraph ssrviee.l
fg,fiDENcE. n l.. Feb. IA
- y gess eovardlce and bru-
Y g the pert Of Captain Ne
y ~ nsmbers u ths crew u
ssaHsf Lafchiuont are told
Z Surviving passengers q the
noH In this city.
~ helfsssseii. u brooklyn. a
500. deciares that not only
Astsy and members - his
Z i'aefrs The best boat for their
3. ~ nat They iostied women
- = ordff that they might not
lnie The boat bearing the
yeW. Mismanagement ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
WOMEN DRIVEN
FROM BOATS

boats IN also alleged. Il being de-
elared that It least one boat was
lowered minus oars. and that the
crew stuck together leaving mex
perieuced passengers 10 handle the
awkward boats
Another survivor. upon being
questioned. refused TO confirm Heir
scasers story IN detail. but the fact
that the crew reserved the best
boat and allowed others TO be low
cred. improperly manned. Il sup
ported By several survivors.
Several Of the male passengers
are also accused 81 driving women
back from the boats IN order that
they themselves might escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
ASK COUNCIL TO
HURRY UP

The eight ward taxpayers club
has addresses communication 70
the city council in which u endorses
the city engineers plans for a gar
baRe lneinerat0r and asks the eouh-
Gil 20 hasten the adoption Of the
plans 80 work Of construction can
BEGIN As soon as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

or the - stocks In this list only
three proved 70 be among Those
which range above par Tomorrow :
Three IN sixsYsls.
approximately &c Hulifrns stocka
are liatsa on the san Francisco er-
change. and. according 10 the quo
taiiona a. daily published IN the
papers 81 that city. there IL onlY
ous other than those given above
that maintains an above par posi-
ton
The second faiae statement.
Within the past few days oriE
mai Bnllfrog has practically dou.
bled IN price"
Original BulIfrog has been one
Of the most inactive Of Buiifrog
stocks
The following quotations on n.
picked At random from the San
Francisco Chronicle, stamps the
McGarry quotations as n willful
-