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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
What S Going On In Inland Empire

Section s047 formerly Rad.
peal taken by the people IN AN q" ap'
stays or affects the operate ~ case
judgment in favor of the a. VI
until judgment is reversed 'e"'ant
Supreme Court Decisions.
s. B. No. 1877, by Mcc',.,
amends section 1924 of tbo ..'
relating to decisions of the sna .O'e'
court. by adding the prov,s,on sp' 80
whenever there is a substart,., 1aat
dence to support a verdict tha - e"'
shall not be set aside. same
"a. ,. No. lit. by Webster .s,
the duties of county comissionor. y
requiring their personal visitat,on y. W
inspection of the several roads n IN sna
districts. gives them autho,,... 'l'E
control over road overseers ana s- u0
fdes for the holding of special rn ..s
questions and provides for ran.,.'
for failure on the part Of cornrs, ''
sioners to perform tAelr duties :.
specified. ~
When Commissioners M...
The commissioners shall MAJ. \.
special session on the second Mona.A
in May and September for tbA -.
Iteration Of questions pertain,nv :.
their new duties. Each marcha. '.
the board must submit renor, =.
the condition of the roads in b,s A.
trict the work needed thereon a..
| estimate Of the cost to be incurraS
Any county commissioner who shan
wilfully or negligently fail to nar,o-..
any Of the duties prescribed in the An
Will be subjected to a fine Of mt ,..,
than $50 nor more than 5000, tn bo '.
covered on his official bond \,
action brought by the prosecuting al,
torney Of the county wherein the A
linquent commissioner resides
Amends Act March 10, 1909,
s, B. No. 14O, by McCutcheor
amends the act of March 10, 1909 70
I lating to the organization of ,rripat,o
districts and providing for the scou,
J sition of water and its distribution h
: changing the method of deserib,n
! lands from description by metes an
? bounds to description by location +
section.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
BURTON'S Time
EXPIRES TODAY
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March Elf ex.
Senator Joseph r. Burton of Kansas
chooses to pay his fine of $4,000 rather
than wipe 1t out by four weeks more Of
imprisonment he will be released from
the Ironton Jail tomorrow. Should he
decide to serve out the fine he will re-
main in Jail until April %. Burton
was convicted in November, 1906, on q
charge of practicing before the post.
office department as an attorney while
he was a member of congress. 1t Is
believed that on his release he will re-
turn at once to his home in Abilene
He will be deprived Of holding federal
offlse until such time as his rights may
be restored to him by action Of the
president.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
VIEWS OF UTAH
MAN IN IDAHO
Salt Lake Citizen Tells
What He Saw In
Boise

C. o. Harris, secretary OF the Manu-
facturerS and Merchants association,
has returned from a visit to Boise,
Idaho, says the Salt Lake Republican.
Mr.. Harris was very enthusiastic over
the great development of the inter-
mountain country as contributed by
Idaho. He said In part:
idaho is certainly a wonderful
state and If It continues It's present
growth and development will soon
lead the other inter mountain states
in many ways.
IT found Boise most beautiful city,
metropolitan in its ways, up to date in
every particular, and its people
Astounding in the genial western hospi-
tally that makes the visitor feel in an
instant that he has fallen into the
! hands of his friends.
Utah in Idaho.
| what impressed me most and which
was a source of great satisfaction tc
me, was evidense of the firm hold thai
Utah made products had gained ir
| Idaho. 1 found our -four, condensed
milk canned goods, candy, crackers
ETC., in every store and in every whole
sale house, and heard the merits O
the Utah goods praised on every hand
One wholesaler said to me: TIL
quality of the Utah goods is absolutel!
perfect, the freight rates about equa
and we believe in keeping our none,
in the inter- mountain country
Idaho and Utah a Unit.
idaho is unit with Utah in striv
ing to educate its people to patroniz
catalogue mail order houses of tn
east, and / secured the pledge of
number of the largest firms as well a
the newspapers to point with us in
more vigorous campaign along thes
) lines, that will ultimately convince tn
i people of this section of the countr
that they are serving their own inter
ests when they keep their mohey 9
} home
: II had the pleasure of lengthy Wis
{ 1t with Governor Frank Gooding, an
: found him to be a most genial. ar
proachable gentleman, with the inter
ests of Idaho his sole thought.
= Game Law Pleases.
: "He promised me his unaualifie
? support of everything that will sery
: serve to develop the closer relations
: Idaho and Utah.
/ 1.-THE legislature adjourned Frida
D after appropriating a large amount f
: the greater upbuilding of the state al
e passing a large number of very in
portant measures One of the Law
d that is of interest to the lovers
a fishing Is the one making the licen
: to non residents of the state 81 Ii
s stead of IS as heretofore. It will a
e tract more of Utah's fishermen to Id
: no hereafter"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
RUFF PRINCE
OF CRATE RS
Continued from Page one.)

and Telegraph company, later ut the
head of the telephone system in Chi |
cago, and a brother-in-l Of Louis |
Glass, president of the Philippine |
Telephone company. Halsey has for
some time been In Manila installing i
the system in the islands. He has been
under surveillance for several days
ana extradition papers viii be applied
for as soon as he has been taken into
custody.
Orders have been cabled for his ar
rest.
Ruef Keeps Many Thousands.
In the overhead trolley deal Ruef,
according to Burns, was given $4S5,-
600 by the United Railroads, Of which
the political boss is alleged to have
divided $71,000. OF this amount $4,000
is said to have been given to each of
Ia supervisors, two received $4,000
each and one $1,000. In the restricting
of permits to the big four of the fight
trust the indictments charge that $500
was given to each of 10 supervisors,
or total of $4,000, although fund
| of $4,000 was said to have been cola
lected for Ruef. In the alleged deal
/ by which the Gas company was given
an SIS cent rate. $4,000, it is charged,
was divided among is of the super
visors, $3.50 each, but the amount sup
posed to have been received by CAL
agher is not known.
Took Money Both Ways.
Besides the $500 bid for its fran
1 chise Ruef is charged with having d.
vided among 10 Of the city fathers the
sum of $4,000 received from the Home
Telephone and Telegraph company
for the granting of franchise to in
stall their system in this city. In this
connection it is noteworthy that IA oil
the supervisors are alleged to have
also taken $4,000 each from Halsey
to prevent the granting of the fran.
chise to the Home Telephone com.
pany, and 1t is upon these counts tha
II indictments were returned agains
Halsey, which were filed yesterday
Assistant District Attorney Hene,
made the following statement to tn.
Associated Press:
Beginning Of Ruef's End.
Assistant District Attorney Hene,
stated that today's indictments wer
not merely the beginning of the end
or Ruef, but also the beginning of tn
work of exposing the municipal cor
ruption in, San Francisco and the pros
ecutlon or those high up who are re
sponsible for such conditions in thi
CITY,"
District Attorney Langdon said i'm
edtately after the indictments ma
! been filed: 1.-THE remarkable organi
zatlon OF this grating and corruptio
In the municipal affairs iii San Fran
I cisco, its amazing ramifications inyol
wing millionaires and the better elias
OF citizens, will appeal not only to tn
4 city but the entire country when If
fully laid bare"
Facts Are Assoundinc,
This is only the beginning of IN
investigation with which | have haa
Connected. The bribery, corruption an
graft in the municipal government ,
san francisco are simply astoundin
and almost unbelievable. II far s,,,
passes the boodling cases in ST. To,
and before we are through with # w;
& rank with the expose of the CITY oft
\ oiAiS Al minneapolis for downrigi
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
California
Wine House
r. w. sHIRRoD, PROP.

Wholesale and retail wines. hquor'
and cigars. The place to get your
wines and liquors for family or me
dicinal use. gents fer. Val Blat,
Milwaukee beer. All goods delivered
20 any part of the city or Charleston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
MOSCOW HAS
BASEBALL CRAZE

It is evident that a fast bunch OF
ball tossers will represent Moscow this
season. The town is almost ball
crazy. The business men have sub
scribed about $4,000 for the support
of the team.
Manager Eddie Kits has received
letters from several enthusiasts in the
Moscow country asking for a berth
on the team one Of the letters Is sign
ed by Jimmy Whalen. and old Santa
Clara college man, who played with
Everett and Vancouver last season.
A. ], Ritz. player from Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, is also seeking a job.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21

The State bank of Notus has been
authorized to do business 1t has a
capital stock of $4,000. The Notus
bank makes the number of state banks
in Idaho ss, an increase of six since
the first of the year
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
everp time. It drives out impurities.
tones the stomach, restores perfect
digestion, normal weight, and good
health.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21

Century Printing Co. Phone Black
GOT. Basement Lewiston NATL Bank
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21

II. N. Black. Architect. Rooms 4 and
8 Bee Hive block.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
The Croker Pear

The Croker Pear
We Claim Does Not Blight.
See U. S. Year Book for de-
scriptioA.
Originated by l.. L. Croker,
Loomis, Cal.
Ripens About January and !
February.
Is preferable to the original
Bartlett. Better favored; very
Juicy and melting when ripe;
high golden color and prolific
bearer.
Trees never overload them
selves, although bears heavy
every year. Very hardy: will
ship to England and back IL re-
quired. 1t has stood the test for
past 10 years.
What Luther Burbank says of IL:
BOX of pears received last
December: samples have been
tested from time to time and
even at this date, February 10,
are still in best condition. It's
form, size, color are attractive.
Fruit is among the best: Juicy.
refreshing and in all respects
satisfactory and especially 50 at
this unusual season.
LUTHER BURBANK"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Notice.
NOTICE.

In accordance with resolution Of
the Board of sDireotors~Qf. The state
OF February, laoz:s.:sl,ss3::oSHrsuant to
resolution of the shareholders Of said
Bank made tbs, 18th day OF February.s
1907, call Is hereby made and noticeN
is hereby given for a general meetings
OF the shareholders Of The state Bank
of Virginia to be held on Tuesday, thai
Cd day of April. 1907, In It's banking
house No. 111l East Main Street, In
the City of Richmond. Va, vt az O'clock
M to consider and act upon the SUBJ
ject of the conversion Of this Bank
into q Natienal Banking sssociatlon.g
and IL deenNd cxpedient and for theS
best interests OF the Bank and Of thSt
shareholders, to authorize the Boards
Of Directors to take all proper steps
for that purpose; and for he. consid,a
GRAFTON Of any other matters that may
come before said meeting.
BY order of the Board OF pirectorA.S
JNO. s. ELLETT,
resident.
M, Ia tnv, * M /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Real Estate For Sale.
A RARE
Suburban Opportunity.
A I2A'RE

b. 81
"A commanding location. 100 feet above
picturesque Trailing Greek" which bor-
dcrs 1t on the north; ~ rolling and q
shaded tract OF 100 acres, overlooking
and In full view Of the magnificent coun-
try seats Of Jas. Scott Parrish, Thomas
IT, Jeffrcss, Thco. A. Page and Howard
Swinefort This property Is within II
few minutes walk OF Al G. L.. II. II,
Depot, with telegraph. express and post
offices; and few minutes drive Of cleo
trio car station or Il. & +. Electric Line.
This property Is an ideal one for the
landscape gardeners efforts. Nature has
been Kind In It's development and adorn-
ment. and embraces sufficient scope for
one or more handsome suburban home
Bteads.
This Ia the suitable time of the year
10 lay plans and develop such an enter
prise.
contour map Of the entire property
has been prepared and all particulars
Will be given on application to tho owner.
III. SW1NEFORD,
lilo r. Main ST., Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
Dividend Notice.
Office OF

Office OF III
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
coNsEGUTfvB psiWiDEND ia,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE;
(a) per cent, the same being conse,i
cutiye quarterly dividend No. 40 on
the outstanding preferred stock ~
when dividend checks win be mailed
to all preferred stockholders Of
record at the. close OF business on
March SU, 1907. Il
The books for the transfer OF pres
ferred stock will he closed from. 3 iii
NJ, March aoth until 10 a. M April
~ s. w. TRAvERs. Treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31
CHAPTER v.

Thursday, November u. was
memorable day in Wall street. As the
gong peeled its the-game' s-closed till
another-day. the myriad OF tortured
souls that are supposed to haunt the
treacherous bogs and quicksands of
the great exchange. where lie their
earthly hopes. must have prayed with
renewed earnestness for its destruc-
tion before the morreN. Never had
the stock exchange folded its tents
with surer confidence of continuing
its victorious march. Sugar advanced
with record-breaking total sales to
2oIie and the final half-hour carried
the whole list OF stocks up with it. In
that time some of the railroads jump
ed ten points. Sugar closed at the
very top amid great excitement. with
Parry Conant taking all offered. Dur
ing the last 90 minutes II had become
evident to all that the board-r room
traders and plungers, together with
many of the semi-professional gam
blers. who operated through commits
sion houses. were selling out their
stock and going short over the open
ing Of the Wall street hoodoo-day. Fri
day. the 18th of the month. But II
was also evident. with the heavy
selling at the close and stiffness
of the price. which had never
wayered as block after block was
thrown on the market. that some DOW
erful interest as well had taken cog
niHance of the fact that the morrow
was hoodoo-day. At the close. most
Of the sellers. had they been granted
another f1ve minutes. would have re-
purchased. even At loss. what they
had sold. for it looked as though thev
had sold themselves into tran
Their anxiety was intensified by the
publication. a few minutes later. OF
this item:
Barry Conant in coming from the
Sugar crowd after The close remarked
y . fellow broker: BY three O'Clock t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

4 OuuSa 49, osv ckAsao = ss0Ue1G
49, se aa..y end szss ~ pFoe's ss
ca-rvmx E usssct eser 2ss Bs: yos
casf seE sss: Carr AID those fos--
eyed a<u-is0 a. ~ BruAasaS sih
Do
Yes. ps- Ger .-s snsaaeE lssS-
Che. s-sr makes ne sI' ~ snf plsssA
ai.osss h.s sssz osoT tue hsna-ee- To
s.sszEess Fr.s@y der i.rseenrh-
OF COARSE. Iss thsi 10 s"useshsn&
10 be recAaaed ~irh. sad every usan
90 shs Eoor and IN the street - SeA
hos bis eye sH 81 Friday. the lS1h-
~easd bsesk shs ses; ball market eSes
saa.sr way Neg and kno~ that Iss.
and she a9.rc sho~s T. too. has VOC
have 9s, % stack shls sp against II
on this "trip. No HsaH on the heor
Sno~s What Friday. the 13sh. means
h.stser than Barry Conant tie has
worked u 10 the ageeas taste nany a
tina Why Barry ~oald not eat to-
day for fear the food would get stuck
In his ~,napage HES never left the
pole ior a minute. bat SUPPOSE. Ike.
Barry had tipped oE Cam that all
the boys viii ,ei go their fi.rs. and
Iaoss of them viii take one on the
short side over to-Iight for q sGpersii-
tioas drop at the opening. and sup
pose Cana has told MIN to take
them all into camp and give her a
rafteF-scrayer al the opening where
wosIld old Friday. 18th. land ON to-
morFow's GePe-sheets7 Bring up the
average. wouldn't IL. for five years 90
some? ! tell you. Ike. she's too s-sep
Tor me this run. and I'm goin' to lc;
her alone and pay FOR the turkey out
of loan commissions or stick to plain
work day food
'zame here. Cho. Say. Cho. haf you
noticed Pop Provnlee tOtay? lie has
frozen 20 dch fringe OF dat Sugar
crowd ess tough some won hat uipped
is scarf pin unit he vos layin' for him
as Ae game out lie hasn't made a
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

s4.se- Z eos.d sSe tel Asz . -
csss - save his ssse u so1la ~ -
axsss.sia ~ faster ~hesSs . sss -
achieves n.~s % ~ea>AG sso sosS1
l8s ias iafc~-- % the 70. tnn.xs g
ea-1s Nhea I g. bscs to n.s -
-s.- he All say Tel me sesf yea
hAse dune ] car last ses hsE s<zo.
standing bsf~eeE the ssG sa1ie psiiaso
Al shs cad os the a-SSe~ay ! GO
bear him .zyins calmly ss~saaA- ~
aa.xhfer sescoae xoUF mosAer -
~sitias fos yoE ta her rooG- I'm sa
hose : usOnseni gcSssSS 10 her ANss-
1~Ed he'll tSAe me oNer tbe pssnta
ticn 20 shos me ali the familiar
thsngs. and not one ~ord VA - ~
iox me 10 ssy about eET Affairs until
dinner is over. ss;H the nsiehsors
have ief;. Cor Io sands RETURNS fFoH
lsine absence without a h-tins heme
NeicoH. When ! have said good
uigh; 20 nsofher Aae si-te- and he has
drasn 40 nav rocker IN froaf of his
h.e chair In the library sicese and I've
lighted his cigar for h.m. he viii
look ms in the eve and say; daughter.
iell me wha; you have dome ! would
no more think of holding anything
back than ! would 81 stabbing him
80 the heart No. Mr. Randolph. there
s no possibility of relief except ~
fairly using that $4,000 and fairly
winning back what Wal street has
stolen from father. Even that will
cause both Of us many tvfinges of
conscience. and anything more is i'm
possible n this cannot h. done. ia
thor Hust an 81 vs. must. pay the
penalty of R-iuhart's rgthlCss act"
Fob rad listened. hut made no com
meut until she was through. then he
said. 20 books 90 me a. thoaeh the
marked is shaping up 50 thai We may
De- ghl9 20 d. something soon ID
was evident 90 both Of US tha; he
had some plan In mind
Later We learned that that night
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

Sauccd sn-h his n v1osD>U- seoS~c
a-s- - ~ c.u-- sroes- u 10 rs; rtsst
fsss - ~ s.sase taiz zssaez Ne Hs~s
TA2cs g sE.s-css ~aa . txi- p-oez sc
- sas-stu.r-i tsAi -. an i.sess ns.l-
Of capita yg-c saa silzpss ra--scGr
A-iy Il . rrzl<yort2tio1 coma. szy.
~esre every dollar - s-oes esuses
s-oss tie yeo.i. ~hs y.sFsEsze the
L0es J bss. ~orNad 4 90; 90 every
side. aa= IS = uSs right. IL would Sos
lsss FOR thc.r esn eetserMenI sH-
derssood theiF za2srs - they sAo.sa
"ifts sas ss~sys writing to the Vii
sors se cDn9scr the s&Airs 81 The sea
toa-d SO thai shs-c wosid be- remain
s-.x each day oaly profits eaeaTe to
Keep -hs road W and the ws.-scs In
god coadit!Sa and 10 pay the .nnsai
iGtr-e-f and a fair dividend And
xAca the Mils3ns came to esF house
- lay before h.m the otter of Rein
fa7d- and his follow planderers 10
rav encrmnBs profits for the control
Of the scga5ard. he uas .ndiknsn; aud
argued with them that the oiier vas
g. is1sai 70 honest men. II was he
vso advised the trustecship control
cf he Ssaboasd stock to prevent
Eeianart from securing control ! sat
In the library vhea he talked to the
elder Wilson ana the directors
"iie appealed eircctly TO John VII
son so make an effort to stop the
growing te0dancy tp use the people
as pasuz ~ cusiave themselves and
thcr rfif-ru He said some man
Of uH1 uatCs p7obifv standing. aaG
we. b. Elu.. one whom the people
trusted rlsf start the fight against
these NeR Tnrs heuds. whose only
though o. o. roll un wealth. And
he tod Jntn W'sou BE- vas the man.
since b bad great wealth. honestly
got BY his father and grandfather.
no one would grcUse him Of being a
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

'eulah wrote her father long letter.
sling him what she had done; that
she had made almost two millions
profit from her operations; wat they
had been lost, and that re outlook
WAS not reassuring. She yed him
to prepare himself for the final calam-
ity: promising that II there were no
change for the better by December
/, she voG'i come home to be with
him when -" blow fell. She begged
him to prepare to meet il like
Sands. and assure him that il worse
came to worst she would earn enough
10 Keep poverty away. Judge Sands
would receive this letter the second
day following. Friday. the 18th day
of November. My God, how well I
know the date. 1t is scared into nv
brain as though with a white her iron.
After our talk with Beulah Sands
| begged Bob to dine with me and 20
over matters at length to see if we
could not find way out to relief
NO. Jim. ! have work to do to-
night work that won't wait. That
tariff bill was buttoned up TO-DAY. and
it has Just been announced that the
Sugar directors have declared a bic
extra dividend. Things have come ont
just about as | told you they would.
and the stock Is climbing today. They
say II will touch 200 tomorrow and
the street is predicting 80 for il in
ten days. Barry Conant has been n
steady buyer all day and the news bu-
reaus announced that Camemeyer and
the Standard OH are twenty millions
winners. They say the Washington
gamblers. the congressman. senator's
and cabinet members with their heel
ers and lobbyists have made a kill
ing. About every one seems to have
fattened up. Jim. but you and me and
Beulah Sands and the public. The
public gets the AZ both wavs as
usual They have been shaken out Of
their stock, and they will be COM
pelled TO pay millions more each wear
FOR their sugar than they would if
this law had not been made for their
benefit. Jim. there is no djseuisfue
the fact that the American people are
as helpless in the hands of these thugs
of the system as though they lived
. in TIE -oalTI of the sultan. whore a
! few or'-hrcat h-igands are H. epsed tn
rob { y cIt ross 10 their h-a-t-s ccn-
! ten ~ r-~I-'rh - ~ -.
game - E-4-ce. You know ilCs !, il
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-31

v sas Dre go AsO sss s'n~s
suue 70 49, s=r-e- Tso go sni~rSr@.re
.. s-ssrzs-.G - q ts=-isc Jsss.s |" s--s-@
s-nso--cs
Tn. street sues rhsi the Iess
su-e.s -es. ssa- os- ;nss sse1 80
friendly 10 B.zFy Ces~af and ses AVE-
topu~ sna ta.s H soalG prsEsi nosesssG
sl,.Ys.sssras 10 tae.. Thercio-s. snss
ms. be a forc~o-a u the COMING
harvest sS the balls and the ssAse ssier
o: the ss.zs-
o-hers saAu I.e Biscm.Essesa re
u.a-sed n,-on the f.ci thsi HOB t'F"sH-
iey had hang cso-s 10 Ia" s's<~E vo"
al slsv. bat whea the close had come
and gone ~ithoa.f his having anything
20 aa ~gsn the !SsraF ssyrocNets. he
a-op,rsd sas oi hss fello~ -DF"~ess
s4in.s Mai stree; has Eo use Tor
aEy 5at the dosE. The poet and
;h. paooRer xoaid be- no more secure
from iut.rreltioR IN the center 81
The Sahara than Ia Wall street be
tween tea aad three O'Clock. some
saze has said that the human mind
like the wsii i-bacSet- can carry only
It's aH The Wall street mind always
has is hil OF bad hing dollars In con
sequence there IL never room ioT
those other interests that enter the
normal mind
FRIDAY. the 13th 81 November. drift
I'd over ManhattaH island In dFear
drizzle Of marroV chilling haze. which
lust missed beiHE raiH-one OF those
New York DAYS taat give hesltatinE
suicide renewed courage to cu' the
mortal coil ~ jeu O'Clock 1t had set
tied down on the stock exchange and
its surrounding infern0s ~itA a clam.
miBess that dam ed the spirits of the
most rampant bgils. No class In the
worid is So susceptible 10 atmospheric
conditions as stock gamblers. Many
stout hearted one has been known
TO postpone the Inauguration of a long
planned coup merely because the air
filed Eis blood with the dank chill u