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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-30

Norfolk, Va, April 80. Capt. C.
A. Merriam today succeeded Capt. r.
9. Pendleton in command of the bat
tleship Missouri, one of the fleet OF
warships now anchored in Hampton
Roads. The event was accompanied
by the customary ceremonies. The
officers in full uniform, the crew and
the marines were mustered aft. Cap
tain Merriam then read his orders as
suming command of the ship and his
dag was hoisted at the main truck.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-30
Y. NJ. c. A. Board to Meet.

There will be meeting Of the board
Of directors of the Young Men's
Christian Association at their hall this
evening at o'clock. As business of
importance will be transacted a full
attendance is requested at this meet
ing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-30

New York, April 0.-Speculation
is rife among the financial men and
stock brokers on the question of the
United States Steel Corporations com
mon dividend. The finance committee
Of the steel corporation meets this af-
ternoon to agree upon the dividend
rate for the common stock, which
they are TO recommend TO the direo-
tors meeting to be held Immediately
afterwards. Many opinions are vouch-
Safed as to the probable action that
will be taken, but all are admittedly
pure guesswork.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-30

Washington, d. c., April 80. The
hotel registers today contain the
names of many men of wide fame, all
of them prominent Civil War veter-
ans, come to attend the thirty-seventh
annual feunion of the Society of the
Army of tho Potomac. The reunion
is to open tomorrow and continue
three days. Thursday will be the
big day of the gathering, when a
handsome equestrian statue of Gen.
George Il. Mcclellan, first eommander
of the Army of the Potomac. will be
unveiled with imposing ceremony.
The statue has been set up in a con-
spicuous location at the Intersection
of Connecticut avenue and Columbia
road.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-30

Denver, Colo, April 30.-The nation
al society, Sons of the American Rev
olution, began its annual congress in
this city today aud will remain in
session until Friday. The society,
which is devoted to the inculcation
OF patriotism among the people, in
cludes many men of note in its mem
bership, among them President Roose-
velt, Admiral Dewey, former Vice
President Levi p. Morton, Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge and Generals Sc
son A. Miles, Horace Porter, S. r.
Buckner and Fred d. Grant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
ReniOn Hill Committee VIII Ask Prosecuting AttOr
ney Macintosh and Rev. NJ A. Matthews to Join
in Securing Investigation Many Favor Move

The movement for a grand jury
ia now taking definite form. A meet.
ing of the committee will be held
az the Renton Club House within
the next day or two for the purpose
OF recommending the following def.
mite plan Of action agreed upon.
Prosecuting Attorney MacklntoHh
VIII be asked 10 Join with the com
mittee IN asking the judges OF the
superior court 10 call a grand jury
Macintosh will also be asked 90
assist the committee in its work b.
appointing a special deputy. whose
duty u will be TO assist the grand
Jury IN It's work and advise II on
the law during its elaboration
Members Of the committee are Of
the opinion that they have Huffi
Client facts 70 convince the prose
cutting attorney that his cooper
ton IL advisable and necessary.
The special committee, which
nov numbers 80 members. viii ask
kev. NJ. A. Matthews 10 cooperate
with II.
a member OF the committees. IL
speaking 81 the evidence now Ia
the hands OF the committee. said.
"a grand fury win be called and
Il will be called on the advice Of
STR Macintosh We have enough
material 20 convince him Of the
necessity Of such a course
The Rev Matthews viii be ask
ed 20 Join IN the work 81 the com.
mifiee lie intends well. aud bis
efforts 70 suppress the Meadows Is
good enough Ra far AZ II goes. but
the suppression Of the Meadows
bar and the track gambling are
huf small epecke on the horizon Of
political corruption"
Among lawyers the sentiment IN
favor o. a grand Jury u very gen
crai." Judge r. v Davis said "A
grand jury ought 20 be called. not
that ! have any positive proof Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

taonY against her The note which
abe 10 alleged to have secured from
Reed. lhe officials have hcen an.
able y locais The woman declaring
that ~ each Paper eaista
Depaty Prosecuting Attorney
Nandsrvser IL accused by Miss
Amt Of attempting 70 browbeai her
snto = cunieaHi0u ~ guilt The 10
lice arc inclined % believe the
woman Il speaking truthfallY. par
ticularly ~ view ~ Vanderxeer'a
great desire that abe be placed n
solitary confinement In both the
eity and county iailA
Nanderywcr Insisted thar chief
Wappenaiein place The woman IA
the -tlackhoie" at the city fall
Chlef wappeuatcin refused to
KrntifY NAndervecrn desire.
Further interesting developments
are expected AZ the hearing before
Justice Carroll tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
MORGAN
RETURNS
fBy United press.)

NEW YORK. Aug 22-After a
four months search % the art
shops and galleries Of Europe,
picking up treasures for bis private
galleries. J Pierpoat Morgan re.
turned home on the White Star
steamer Oceanic. Mr. Morgan dis
played keen interest in the fluan'
cial situation, but declined 20 make
any statement AZ this time. saying
that after be had made a fun In.
vestlgatlou Of the present monetary
condition be might have something
70 say.
my knowledge Of the situation"
said Mr.. Morgan 'is preliminary
and until can look into the mat
ter will say nothing never
make statements until I can talk
facts. I viii not talk about art
either. have not read President
Roosoyelt's speech"
sir Capar Purd0n Clarke, direct
OF ~ the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art. said that Mr. Morgan bad not
talked Of art with him and gave
no lntimalion a. 10 what gifts Mr..
Morgan might make to the museum.
lie said Sir. Morgan was deeply In.
terested in the financial situation
at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

any corruption. but there ought 70
BIO one periodically 20 Investigate
things. II no rottennesa ia discover.
ed II won't hurt anybody. II there
IL rottenness why the move Is luatl-
fed
Vince Faben. former deputy
prosecuting attorney Of King
county, said: "A grand jury ought
to be called with delay Every
department Of the city and county
Is sadly 10 need Of investigation,
and only a grand jury with its
power Of bringing witnesses and
books before II can do 20"
James r. LAWYER sald I think
a grand jury would help out things
some IN an effort for better gov
eminent"
Clay Allen said Yes. call one
and you wiii find that the move
was justified By the disclosures
made. We win find some new faces
holding office though, after next
year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
ARNT CASE TO BE-
HEARD TOMORROW

IiumphFies a Code have been 80
tanned a. counsel Tor siiea Maud
Arnf. accused ~ fofrlng the nir
uatuFe ~ William Reed "a a note
Cor thc susn % s. e0e az the paint
of a revolver. Tho case will be
called before Justice Carroll 20.
morrow mofainK AZ ? oclock 10
yond "A absolute denial ~ the
charge. thn policy Of the defense
hHa not hssfn outilnea.
Miss Arutn hcafink on the
charge n robbery wili take place
before Justice john D. Carroll to.
morrow morning
The result % she hearing wiii de.
pend upon tho cFwdenee Hiven the
stories ~ Reed ana Miss Arns. a.
there we're no witnesses to the al.
ieGed robbery
The womann own admission that
she presented revolver at Reeds
head. Is the most damaging tsail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

lutcly IN their power to terminate
az viii
"For your information viii fur
nlsh you a list ~ the stockholders
Of the king County Fair aaaoeia.
ton. and wonld suggest 20 you that
you see thcm and take up with
them the matter 81 disseminating
TIE situation 10 which you have re.
teFscd In your letter
Accuses Editor o. alaekman.
u am ersdibiy informed that the
editor Of a certain newspaper con-
Quoted IN the city Of Seattle has.
within the last fen days. made a
demand strongly savorina Of black.
mali aeon TIRE management Of tire
King County Fair association fer
large sgua Of money (thla IN ad.
dillon to a weekly 'eompenaation'
% $50 already paid hlr4 By the ~.
scciatlonl. ard that this same pen-
slesuan has also made demand upon
other persons interested is the raee
track, sithin the last svse days, Tor
the further sum Of $3.50.
= am also eredihiy informed that
you have been IN consultation With
this gentleman. within the period
referred 10. III re9ard 20 track mat
tors. and ! know that through the
columns Of hia paper he has essuu
great publicity % your utteFancea
iu rVEard e the conditions az the
race track referred 60.
Says mstshsys Was Mated
Il cannot believe thar a man 81
your standing and ayowea prin
cipiez would lend himself as a
PARTY 20 a line or conduct such a.
- being pursued By the editor
ahovn mentioned trust that you
we're unaware % he true enndi
lions Of affairs. and that Il vas
purely al oversight UPON yunr part
20 aliaw yourself 70 assume a posl.
zion which will doubtless be en-.
barrasalng % you.
Puts Matter Up TO Him.
In regard to the operation Of a
has a. tae above race track. whsch
yua assume ~ within one mile 81
the limits 81 the city Of Seattle I
woBid say that. Il gan viii come 10
this office. a. any other citizen In
good saish. wishing TO make a com
piaint against those conducting
this bar. | will iusue a complaint
which yca may take TO a tuatice
~ the peace and swear 10 Ia the
regular manner. and the warrant
issued thereon will b. served b.
the sheriff Of this county. and !
wili prosecute the person or per.
sons complained against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
FIRST STEP TAKEN IN THE FIGHT
AGAINST MEADOWS TRACK

come hiackmaIIers and sstorton.
lata, The people are az their mercy,
and are helpless 10 defend them.
selves, unless fearless prosecutors
come 10 their rescue ard defense.
" ] we're the prosecutor would
not walt. for criminals or perHeeut.
ed cillAone 70 raid my office before
acting ! would search out the
criminals send my haliiffs and De
teetiyea Tor Information. and lead
an aggressive warfare against
crime and criminals.
u ia. IN my humble opinion. tho
duty Of a prosecutor to be aaQres
alive. Tho happiness. peace aud
safety VI the people depend large
ly upon the fcariessness aud az
srcAaivcneaa Of those Entrusted with
the execution 0f the Law
Acted on Als Own Initiative.
my attack upon the race track
Vas made ~ithout conference Nth.
consent %, Or regard 10 any news
paper. ! consult 10 oae except A.
mighty God IN the delivery 81 my
HrfiNuHB
II any newspaper has made an
attack upon the faec track. said
attack vas made without ms pre-.
Sinus knowledge
An lhe papers would DO we'll to
apeak against such a sose upon che
public body.
~ the newspapers hnye publish
ID what I have said agk.ust the
race track and ita uefagloua prae
ticea. they have dose au aa news
Items
"feu knew that ! knew nothing
Anout the auppcssa practices
charged BY you saainst the paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
FOUND GUILTY

TACOMA. Aug. 2e.-Twice ar.
rested and convicted upon charges
~ keeping bis American Lake ho.
tel saloon open on Sunday. George
p Miller was tried 4 laird time ycs.
to-day afternoon n Justice y. NJ.
Cards court and. after 3 trial last.
ing the entire afternoon. the Jury
brought "a a verdict % guilty and
assessed a fine of 500 and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

cries 70 the elevator boy 60 stop the
cage and aliow him 20 set cut
lot me out or We wiil all be
Killed The room is going "a the
top ceillnF' Everything IL whlfi.
ms aFonnd nay head let me out e
cried tho frightened farmer "a the
bell boy who WAS showing him O.
bis room, newer before having been
Ia an elevator When the cage left
ths loser floor he became fright.
ened. ard hts cries tn be iefs the
elevator on the third floor aroused
the guests OF the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
representative Of The Star Thoroughly investigates
he System and Finds That the Water supply
B Well Protected Railways Obey Restrictions.

= lnvesiigaiion b. a reporter
= ne Star shows concluslyeiy
- he recent talk TO the effect
hH pollution Of Cedar river water
= 'ssEoasIbie for the Increased
- q typhoid fever and other
.saassa throughout the city. 10 un
taadea
~ tip made On horseback BY
snsp'sssusatlse Of this paper COW
- practically eyey foot Of the
me- fFem Cedar lake 10 the in.
sss where The water supply com
$50 u journey 10 the city
49, ne PIE line.
Aexll.flons adopted by the hoard
aealia are being obsyed by The
s.zse. Milwaukee & 81 Paul
.'.lesd II rs riahtofwag con.
non along the river AN Of
amps. with the exception OF
- 70. ? AZ Baueaiou are the
.fsd distance Of 900 feet from
" ~ largest gangs on the right.
~ - are working where the rail.
PARALLELS The river above tho
-. between Camps i and q.
~ bafneslQn and west OF
Fishing Nov Prohibited.
i .alas has been permitted by
asshoritiss IN Cedar lake. but
eFuaneui camps are located
ana the fishing II both the
~ ead liver has been done away
~. y order Of Game Warden
~ aho has declared The stream
~ - source closed Tor three
sgala'afy Inspector Darling.
49, .o duty It is 10 see maj the
''a regulations are obeyed. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENT is
ARRESTED

Upon complaint Of Herman
Thompson, who alleges that be
paid u - woten, an employment
agent, 81 for n fictitious Job. the
latter was yesterday arrested by
pAtfolmau l.andon Thompson al
ieRca that Wotsn refused 90 refund
the fee when the Job proved TO be
a myth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
While Mother Is al Circus Fire Is Started in Rooms
and Lodgers Break Open Door and Save Sleeping
Children From Being Burned

While their mother and older
sister attended the circus. the three
little children OF r. Baird. living al
The Boulevard" Wektiake boule-
ward and Denny way, narrowly e..
capped death by burning last night
Eleven yearold Bgeda Baird ~ a
candle before putting Willie and
FioHsie. a Younger brother and
sister. 10 bed. This was left burn.
Ing and caught the linen center
piece on the table on which II stood.
Me- and Mrs v n billing. who
have apartments across the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
MARRIED MAN TRIES TO
DEPORT A BEAUTY

and has a pretentlous homo m
Newark 81 T. Ills wife said her
husband visited Europe frequently
In bis capacity OF general manager
OF celuloid manufacturing com.
pnny,
Miss Klipenbourg said n know
him by the same Of Luhoff We
lived In Paris because was
eatranged from my people IN Ger
many They need not deport me
want TO- return 70 my native
land. and will nay my own fare
back" She said Miller posed as
single man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
TELEGR APHERS
RAISING FUNDS

Journal started q nnd with $500
Cor the bsnefit 81 st-illcrr IN that
city This fund has been svciled
"a over 81 900.
The tickets for the TelcKraphcrs
base bail game Saturday are going
fast and 4 good attendance is as.
sured
Halt the proceeds OF Or n. r.
Titus leetere az 1880 tonight al
the Labor temple on the "Unwri.
ten History ~ the Haywood Trial, E"
win be donated 20 the telegraph.
cra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

from the Bairds. upon entering their
rooms az II O'Clock noticed tho
smell Of smoke. Mr. Dilling located
the fire In the rooms Of the Baird
family and broke open the door He
quickly put out the blaze and car
ried the little ones into the open
air.
The apartment house is Of frame
construction. and had It not been
for the prompt action 81 Mr.. billing.
the entire block would probably
have soon been ia an uncomfortable
blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
GRAND JURY MOVEMENT
TAKES Definite SHAPE
Arrested For Assault.

William Howard. an cxproseman.
became Involved IN a quarrel with
hornhari Eide and Qnist Gard. two
sailors, az o'clock this morning.
and was arrested by Patrolmcn ".
D0nlan and ~. Keefe on a charge
of assault and battery The sailors
were arrested an witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
NOW WHAT DO YOU
THINK OF THIS

SPOKANE. Aug q Yelling
with an bis mlFhf. and at moments
crawling with friFht np the barred
aides 81 the steel elevator cage. T..
=. StercRon. a resident - the Pa
louise country. startled r0omera 81
the Halliday hotel last uight By his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

There IL no break IN the ranks Of
Seattle strikers Reports received
by The officers fron all principal
points throughout lle country.
show them equally determined 20
fight to the finish. and much eu.
thualasm ia manifest
buHinsas men and others have
takau up the teiegraphrfa nFht In
many cities and are aiding them
In every way posaiisle aud The
result looks ominous FOE the tele.
graph companies The Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
Clancy Charged With Running Unlicensed Bar Acrimonious
Correspondence Between The Prosecuting Attorney
and The Well Known Divine eliminates in the Latter
Taking Aggressive Measures.

"Thls n certainly All that can
do lawfully. and. as the operation
OF the track itself Is sanctioned by
the laws OF this state. a. ! have
suggested. Il can only be auarend-
I'd b an appeal ia che persons who
are responsible for itH existence;
ard sincerely trust that such an
appeal made BY you will result w
,hs gentlemen referred 10 eeaslng
60 partisipate longer IN the profits
% the nefarteus practices which
you condemn.
Yours truly.
"(siwncdl
KENNETH MACINTOSH
Matthews sharp Reply.
Or Matthews. after pernasng the
letter from the prosecuting atiog.
Hey. sent the following reply.
Mt kenneth Macintosh.
Prosecuting Attorney. kinK
County. Seattle. Wash
My Dear Sif Your letter dat
ed the ttth and posted at 1859 .
81 August zath. rvcciYcd 10 q m
August 3inh
am somewhat astouished At
ia eouieuta. bat appreciate ghc
Information q contains
scores tire Falr Association.
Some 81 the men composing
Aofae ~ The firms reported bY you
"a he Stockholders AZ the klnE
County Fair association arr known
90 me. and kpnw them 20 b.
hiEhtnne8 reputable. honorable
Eantlemens and. no doubt. wben
they read the names ~ their
firms a. being stockholders ~ che
Haid KING County Fair association.
they will blush with shame Be.
cause. IL there lu on earth a regsen.
refaFicua ard black resort, Il 10
the race track ard its taioor run
under the name Of the King County
Fair association.
Says prosseets she Editor.
Your statements regarding \
certain newspaper are ver3 serious
n Yog are, - Yes say. eredlbiy In
termed that 4 as~spspsr IN this
city 10 practieind hla1kmaii, sStor.
tion. bribery Or other felonious psae.
tees. you. a. tire prosecuting a..
torncy. ought 70 flls lnsormasion
against aala pager ana prosecuts
the editors ard owners az long ~
there - court in which 10 try
tho asuc.
Boasts the Prosecutor.
-. A.
" you fail 20 fiis the infornailon
ard begin the prosecution. Because
when tire press and its agents be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. az Pretty
Paula klipenbourg. Of Germany.
has been held by the immigration
authorities for four days II was
charged that she was an undo
airable citizen Tho police and
tho immigration authorities we're
puzzled aa to tho identity OF the
accuaer Il was known that he
was prominent New York man.
but his name was not revealed
Ills identity became known yes
ierday. lie IN Horace v. Miller,
Newark. N. J. Miller IL married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC NOT CAUSED
BY POLLUTION OF CEDAR RIVER WATER


The foreman Of the Leschi Park
car barn reports the theft ~ "a.
lise from the barn this morning
Tho grip. he states. WAS left at the
barn By John Anderson, and short
time later a stranger waa secn %
take the grip and board Yesier
way car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
BABES RESCUED
FROM FLAMES


John HAsEerty. a iabofcf. and J.
Meagher. fisherman, we're ar.
rested last night by patrolman
Papke on a charge Of fighting. The
men were released under bail
OF $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
RFV. DR.. MATTHEWS SEEKS C[ANCYS. ARREST

referred 10 in your commune as~n;
and you furthermoro know that n
did know Of any paper undsrtak.
lnn % perpetrate biktknall or OK.
sortloa upon any human balnos, /
would expose said paper with all
the power ! possess. N were In
your pispe and knew the facts YOU
intimate you know, would prose.
cute the editors Of such a paper.
Says Macintosh Mus. Act.
You intimate II | will call al
your office aud personally inform
you OF what have already inform.
81 you b. communication. YOU
VIII EiAdiy issue complaint
against the bar being run al tho
race track Understand. I will qlad.
" inform you again. but you must
not undertake 20 SHIFT your reapon.
slellisy 70 my shoulders. Your
sworn duty requires you 20 pro.
coed upon the information already
10 your hands, and upon your own
personal kncwledas.
Points Out the Evidence.
Have You not Been the bar AZ
the race track II you Will refer
20 pAge 80. record 10. United States
Internal revenue books you will
find that United States liquor n.
cenao vas taken out bg Frank
Clancy. for which he paid 90 rev.
rnuo Ia order that he might run
the unlicensed bar AZ the race
track. ! suppose you~ know THAT
the records above referred 20 are
sufficient evidence 20 proceed
aaalnst the Fair association, o. Ger.
iainiy against the party in whose
nams the revenue receipt ~as To-
sued.
inaelass IN Pointed Sarcasm.
= am glad you intimate you be.
lieve tho position take against
the race track and lie notorious
practices a. correct position, aud.
! hops your belief en- the subject
will be transmitted Int . practical
attack vppn Il until a ls driven
from sxissenes. You could 40 no
FFeafer service for TIE morality ~
the community. of The safety " ths
hoys aud Eirla 81 oar city ! am
Hespeelfapy your friend.
IN A. Matthew'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22
HOL. D-UP

PHILADELPHIA. Aug a.
HiRhwaymen IN the northeastern
part Of the city last night held ~
william H. Hicks. paymaster Of
the sehanm q UhiinEer Textile Ma
chine company. and robbed him Of
his s.chei containing the Ray roll
OF s6.Tto. Several shots we're fired
during the hold-up. and Hicks has
a bullet In the arm a. a result.
Miss Annie Conroy was left
waiting AZ the church al Portland
yesterday. the groom falling TO ap-
pear. A warrant Is out for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-22

xsrklnsash Writes Matthews
seattle. Wash. Ane. 10. 1897.
u A Matthews, Esq,
1ta1 isth Ave. Seattle. Wash
snssF Slr.--I am IN receipt 81 q
ksf ffom you. dated August Is.
rAkk y1a have seen ~ 10 call an
ssclai notice regarding the ex.
Hsnes q : race track IN ttls
maatF.
A Yoa Ray be aware. there II
u NJ IN iAls. state which psuhli.
\ he sxistence Of 3 race track
VI hs accompanying pzarticss.
t4kA Yoa dsslxnate As nefariosss
- ehieh designztion arm In
:Assd % agree wlth yeu.
s<ys See These People"
n people who mre Responsible
n ~ existence q this track, and
Vie zrs reeelving revenue from lts
exllnuance, are veil known eits.
~ 4 this community. with whom
F4 EeUh donbtiess have great Ia.
fsszce II Yca would cali 10 their
E;ssticn The matters which yon
hfs seen 1T 10 call 10 rhine. and
nh ! arr poweFiess. under the
-. h terminate. bat which they
: s'1ekkoldsrH u the corporation
Etn'lzE This track. have ALSO