davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
TO MEET WHEELING NOTE
Source of Gould's Assistance Is
Not Disclosed

NEW YORK, July 31.-Arrangements
for meeting of the $S,000,000 Wheeling
and Lake Erie notes which fall due to-
morrow were completed today by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. and Blair & Co., bankers.
according to an announcement made by
the bankers. 1t was stated that no
issue of additional security would be
required under the plan, but the con-
sideration by which the Gould road
was enabled to meet the notes was not
made Dublic. Neither would any of the
parties concerned in the transaction
saw whether or not the destiny of any
Of the Gould railroads was affected by
the terms OF the d,ransors neW nssement re me- At a
abroad company today the plan
agreed upon yesstegPdsaafyy gsafy to e have have Kuhn.
Wheeling and Lake Erie notes due to-
r,orrow was ratified
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
WOMAN INvENTs AERopLANE

NEW YORK. July sf.-Miss ,. r.
Todd. once a stenographer In the nat
ent office at Washington, and the first
American woman airship inventor. he !
announced that she has invented an
aeroplane. the working model of which
she hopes to exhibit at Brighton
Beach tomorrow when Henry Farman
shows what his much larger flyer can
do. Miss Todd says her aeroplane is
perfect so Far as present knowledge OF
aeronautics In general Is concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
GOULD CONSPIRATORS
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Mrs. Ben Teal and Harry Nous
ley Are Each Placed Under
5000 Bail

NEW YORK. July 31.-Mrs. Ben
Teal, wife OF a stage manager. and
Harry Mousley. a private detective.
were each held in $4,000 bail today to
await the action OF the grand jury on
charges against them OF attempted
subornatton OF perjury IN trying to
prepare testimony to be used In the d.
vorce proceedings brought by Mrs.
Frank +. Gould Miss Julia Fleming
a seamstress, who is also accused OF
having conspired to obtain false evil
dence against Mr.. Gould. already has
waived examination before a magis-
trate. and is held under bail
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
KERN COUNTY IS
SWEPT BY STORM
Lightning Starts Forest Fires
and Electric Waves Stop
Power Service

BAKERSFIELD, July 31--The op-
pressive heat Of the last few days was
broken today by an electric storm
which was felt all over the county and
especially in the mountain districts
In four distinct spots in the San
Emigdio mountains south of here light
ming struck and started forest fires,
which are as yet beyond control de-
spite the efforts Of a small army of
men.
In the Tehachapi mountains above
Caliente a small cloudburst occurred,
but no damage was done to property.
The electric waves interrupted the
service of the power companies
throughout the afternoon. In Bakers
field rain fell for an hour or more.
Ysibel Rodriguez, a Mexican railroad
laborer, while overheated, drank sew
eral cups of ice water, was attacked
with convulsions and died soon after.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH

PORTLAND, July 31.-Little Peter
Kuckenburg, the year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kuckenburg OF 4s7
East Twenty-ifth street, was burned
10 death today as the result OF playing
with 8 box of matches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
SATURDAY. AUGUST /, 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Clear; west wind; maximum
temperature, u; minimum, 80.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair; continued
warm; light north wind, changing to
west Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
HorTEsT DAY OF sEAsoN

STOCKTON. July s1.-Today is the
hottest Of the season thus far, the
thermometer at 2 o'clock lowering
about the 100 mark. There have been
40 prostrations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
POLITICS

Lincoln Roosevelt republican league Of Ala
media county goes on record as unalterably op-
posed to judiciary in politics. Page
Records Of .'Farleyite'' StrohI and 'sBudgy''
Nelson handicap their efforts to redeiiver vetes
Of union labor in forty-hfth district to
Herrin. Page
Taft declines to speak In Denver. insisting
be viii conduct personal compaign without
travel. Page 8
Chairman Mack OF democratic national COM
mittee names his campaign aids. Page Q
Eddie" Wolfe is having a strenuous time
trying to harmonic factions in the thirty seventh
and thirty-eIghth districts. Pege 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
EDITORIAL

mountebank in his own light Page {
Big crops and money to move item. Page
Political vivisection in Oklahoma Page
new way with drunks. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
SUBURBAN

SUBURBAN
Frank KIeeberser. graduate of state univer-
sIty. goes to Arizona to teach physical
culture. Page
Oakland police hear reports of incendiary lott
ering about residences, but unable TO To-
cate him. Page 4
Miss Anna Miller Wood. formerly Of Berkeley,
viii be soloist at last concert Of Third artillery
band in Greek theater. Page 4
John Mitchelrs Withdrawal In Alameda county
contest for supervisor clears way for Victory of
Lincoln Roosevelt league. Page
Daring burgIsries committed. at San Anselmo,
several residences and many tents being ran
sacked. Page 4
Mystery envelOps death of girl, reported as
suicide, because tired Of living. Page
COAST
Kern county is swept by storm. and lightning
starts forest fires while rains falls in Bakers
field Page 1
Colorado men form company to buy and COM
pIete the Bakersfield and Ventura rail-
road. Page 10
Eleven year old San Jose girl is attacked by
two vicious dogs and badly bitten. Page
Francis J. Heney reviews work Of prosecut-
ing graftsrs and Christian church convention
adopts resolutions denouncing newspapers that
defend higher ups Page
Years net earnings of Harriman's lines in
California amounted to $I5ss2 so1.so. Page 4
EASTERN
E. h. Hsrriman now sctual master OF Gould
railroads. Page 1
Henri Farmsn makes a successful fight in his
aeroplane at Brighton beach. the machine DART
ing through air Ike giant bird. Page 1
Captain Baldwin will make his fret ascen-
sion in his new airship at Fort Meyer
Monday. Page 1
Professor Herbert I. wilIett, instructor in
divinity school Of Chicago university. boldly
declares old testament TO be fiction. Pnge
Monarch tobacco company sues the trust for
81, 10000 damages. Page 10
Honduras troubles state department by charz-
ing American and other consuls aided revolu-
tion. Page 4
FOREIGN
cheering the sultan as he proceeds to a
mosque. Page 4
President Castro of Venezuela withdraws exc
quateurs of Holland consuls. Page 4
SPORTS
Irish-AmerIcan athletes decide to race in Dub
lin as individuals. Page 10
New York grand jury charges the racing
associations with aiding the gamblers to
break law. Page o
Los Angeles takes another easy from the
downtrodden Oakland team Page 10
Six favorites beaten at Seattle; Cholk Hedrick
wins at 80 to 1. Page 9
Two home runs figure in. Cleveland-New York
ie to game. Page 10
Detroit's most successful grand circuit meeting
closes brilliantly. Page 10
Law is being fully obeyed at the Sara
toga track. Page 10
Wild Bell wins Gray trotting stake at Santa
Rosa. Page 10
Ketchel signs up TO box Billy Papke before
Jim Jenries' Los Angeles club ON Labor
day. Page o
Ketchel retains middle weight championship by
knocking Kelly out in three rounds. Page 8
Jack johnson easily whips Ben Taylor in
England and pleases British experts Page 8
MARINE
Oceanic company's steamer Mariposa arrives
from Papeete with big list OF passengers and
large cargo Of eopra and cocoanuts. Page II
SOCIAL
Mr. and Mrs Fl. 81. Bancroft will give house
party at their home near San Diablo
in honor Of their granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Richards. Page 8
LABOR
J. ". Sweeney is elected president Of the labor
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
CITY


the charge against Abe Ruef of bribing
Furey. Page 16
CITY
siemsen and Dabner gssplpe thugs, hanged on
double gallows at San Quentin. Page L
Major ]. NJ Hanford. psymaster Of Southern
Pacific railroad. resigns after 40 years Of
service. Page
Dedication services viii be held at new swe-
dish Baptist church tomorrow morning. Page 16
Movement started to erect a statue in honor Of
pioneer mothers of California Page
Colonel Maus maps out route for go mile ride
Of army officers Of this department Page
Strife rends the grief stricken Eppinger fam
ily Herman accusing his sister. Mrs. Ferguson,
OF taking 600 worth Of bonds from deceased
mothers safe deposit box. Page 16
Miss Mccormick, a nurse at the German hos
pital. is seized BY crazed pstient and mar
rOwly escapes death Page 1e
While his wife is being granted divorce for
cruelty, Herman Boehm is identified one of
men implicated in shooting ARRAY. Page 10
Professor jerks. federal investigator. refuses
to clear local immigration men OF charge OF
smuggling Chinese. Page 10
W h Summerville of Mexico myster1ousIy dis
appears from st. Francis Page 8
Supervisors building committee learns why
plans for city hsI Of justice and county hospital
are delayed Page 5
William B. Bourn elected president Of the
Spring Valley water eosnps Tice Captain A.
-. Psyson. who resigns. Page 3
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01

Continued on Page ?, Column {
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
COAST
EASTERN

E. II. Hsrriman now sct
railroads.
Henri Farman makes a 81
aeroplane at Brighton beacl
ing through air Ike a giant
Captain Baldwin will N
sion IN his new airshi
Monday.
Professor Herbert L. y
divinity school Of Chicag
declares old testament 10 b
Monarch tobacco compan,
81, 800, 600 damages.
Honduras troubles state
ing American and other {
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01

Frank Kleeberger. grad
sity. goes to Arizona
culture.
Oakland police hear rep
ering about residences, |
cate him.
Miss Anna Miller Wood,
viii be soloist at last col
band in Greek theater-
John Mitchells withdra
contest for supervisor Gle.
Lincoln Roosevelt league.
Daring burglsries comm
several residences and 4
sacked.
Mystery envelops destl
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01

Rudolph Spreckels witness at the hearing Of
the charge against Abe Ruef Of bribing
Furey. Page 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21

v. A. Moore left for Cheyenne, Wyo..
on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Higbie Of Richards. NO., is
visiting her sons, D. D. and c. F. Nc
lntosh. and brothers, George and r. H.
Todd.
Misses Nell and Sads Stonsr Of Ham
burg, Iowa, were Rocky Ford visitors this
week. at the hcme Of their uncle. M. S.
Martin.
Miss Effie Delk Of Valley Falls. Kan.
who has been visiting Miss Grace Moore
for the past two months. left for. her
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Deemer returned
Friday from five weeks trip overland
to the Western slope. They went as far
west as Center. returning by way of La
veta pass. and had splendid time. Mr.
peemer visited the Trinehera section
about Fort Garland and doesn't speak
very highly Ioi the land that was this
week thrown open to homeseekers. He
says he would rather have the worst
quarter section between Rocky Ford anc
Sugar City than the best quarter sector
out Of tho 100000 acres about Bianeo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
OUR GALA WEEK
Preparations for Arkansas Valley
Fair are Moving Along.

For several days the Fair grounds have
presented busy appearance, with gangs
Of workmen busily engaged in preparing
for the big Arkansas Valley Fair.
Charles Recker. who has charge Of the
work on the grounds. says that pre-
parations are well along and that he will
have everything in good shape before
Sept. l. the opening day. The new
stables are nearly completed and extern
sve repairs are being made upon tho old
ones.
If the signs do not fail the approaching
Fair will surpass those of former years.
is the report of Assistant Secretary Todd
and Senator J. H. Crowley Of tho Fair
board. and L. R. Fenlason. who on We'd
nesday made trip to Sugar City. Ord
way. Olney. Fowler and Manzanola, in
the interests Of the Fair. They were
well supplied with premium lists and ad-
vertising matter and prepared to boost
for both exhibits and attendance.
The display Of fruit and agricultural
products promises to be much better than
was anticipated some weeks ago. as
conditions have been favorable for the
growth and maturity Of crops; at the
same time the directors keenly feel the
Importance Of having good display. and
every one who has anything to show 10
urged to bring It in and help make the
Fair the continued success that It has
been.
The poultry show this year promises to
be one Of the best features Of the Fair.
Chester johnson. superintendent Of this
department, 10 an enthusiast and will
have fine support from the local chicken
raisers, so that something good may be
expected. The services Of D. A. Stoner
Of Wichita, Kan, an expert poultry judge.
have been secured. which ensures good
work and satisfaction to all exhibitors.
A number Of horses are already on the
grounds for entry in the races. Most Of
those now here are runners, but the haf-
nsss horses will bs coming along soon.
The show Of fine horses, both in the
harness and draft classes. which was
such notable feature Of the Fair a year
ago, promises TO be again as good as
ever. The parade Of stock in front Of the
grandstand on the afternoon Of Water
melon day year ago was one Of the
best ever seen in the state. It is expect
cd that the show this year will DO as good.
This parade will take place promptly at
o'clock on Thursday. Sept. 8. immedia-
tely after which will follow the amuse-
ment program Of races and other attIae-
tons. among which will DO the always
exciting and popular COW boy relay race.
The COW boy race this year will be limit
ed to actual COW ponies. so that it will in
reality be COW boy race worthy Of the
name.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
THEY'RE GOING SOME
Rocky Ford Horses Maklag Excellent
Records on Two Circuits.

Hal Peppers, the genial Rocky Ford
kid driver come to the front in fine style
with the Rocky Ford horses last week at
Dodge City. He won the fres-for-all
pacing race with Snake Brown. and got
second money out Of the 2:2o and 2:36
pacing races with the Western Man.
From the way the Western Man went at
them. when Peppers would give him his
head. it looked to the horse-msn. a.
though he might be heard from later on
down the circuit, when the apples got
ripe. Young Peppers behavior on the
track and in the sulky makes hir-.a fav-
orite among horsemen' and a ,ther re-
deeming feature about him is he Is al
ways sober and looking to the care and
comfort of his horses. Many Of the
horsemen that watched young Peppers
work Snake Brown his half in l:ol pre-
dieted that before the season closes. bar
ing accidents or sickness, he will have in
this horse the fastest half-mile track
PAGER in the west.
On the Northern circuit Shorty" Dyes
horses are making themselves hard to
catch. At Longmont last week Dewey
Dillon won the 2:l5 pace. his time by
heats being 2:l64. 2:lzt and 2:l54.
Belle Of Rocky Ford is also showing up
in good form. getting second place in the
2:5o trot. Shorty" went to Lovsland
yesterday with his string. and is confident
he'll pick up some more good money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
First Car Of Cantaloupes.

On Monday the first car Of eantaloupes
from the Arkansas Valley for the season
OF ! eo8 was shipped east by Crutehfield
& Voolfolk. distributors for the Rocky
Ford Melon Growers association. The
melons are said to be superior in quality
to those Of last year and it Is believed
that they will bring better price upon
Eastern markets. Daily shipments have
since been made and the eantaloupe sea-
son is now fairly opened.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
ROCKY FORD COLORADO FRIDAY. AUGUST II, 1908.

and believe that an organized band had .
hand in all the work. They are now
looking for two other men who made =
hurried departure from the vicinity when
the Copeland place was searched. and
hope to have them in custody soon. The
hold-up near Wiley last night is attribut-
ed to this gang"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
MATRIMONIAL. TIES
Provocative of Surprise to All but th<
Knowing Ones.

Provocative of Surprise to All but the
Knowing Ones.
1t is seldom that so complete surprise
is perpetrated upon friends as was that
Of the happy event which occurred at the
Fenton home. Swink avenue and Ninth
street, on Wednesday morning. when Carl
4. chaiigren and Miss Eva Fsnton were
united in marriage by Rev. W. l. Davsn-
port
The wedding ceremony was witnessed
only by relatives Of the contracting par
ties. To escape an embarrassing "ssnd
off, from such Of their young friends ss
might have an inkling Of the event that
had taken place the happy couple lett BY
automobile for Fowler. where they took
the train for Denver to spend . short
honeymoon.
The bride Is the eldest daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. W. e. Fsnton and has grown
to womanhood in this city. where she has
q host Of friends who wish her every
happiness. The happy groom b also
well known in Rocky Ford whore be was
q valued smploys Of the A. B. S. Go. un-
til year ago when he went to Las AMI
mas to take his present position Of cash
isr in the eompany's new factory. With
their many friends the Enterprise joins in
extending hearty congratulations
At the Christian parsonage on the
evening Of AuR.l5 Charles Arnold and
Mrs. May Phillips were made one" by
Rev. W. B. Hartsr. The happy couple
are at home to friends At 7l2 South
Main street.
When David Hamm dropped Of the
train last Saturday. after visit to Kan
sas. he did not come alone. as he had
gained life's partner on the trip. 1hs
new, Mrs. Hamm was formsEiy . Ms
Bsclner. csnd the wedding ceremony
took place at her parental home in Con-
way. Kan, on Aug. IL. Mr.. Hamm b
the recipient Of hearty congratulations
from his many Rocky Ford friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
Now it Is Treasurer Wilson

At the adjourned meeting Of the city
council last Friday evening the resiRna-
ton Of City Treasurer Babooek was ae-
cepted and B. G. Wilson was appointed
to fill out the unexpred term.
Mr.. Wilson's appointment meets with
general approval.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
Visited by the Stork.

A bouncing baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. P. Soupeset last Friday night.
A daughter came to bless the home oi
Mr.. ahd Mrs. Karl Weld on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Levy are rejoicing
over the arrival Of an ll-pound son or
Wednesday morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21
: Citizens Watermelon Day Meeting.

+ Call is made for a meeting
+of the citizens of Rocky Ford
and vicinity to arrange for
proper observance of our an .
. nral watermelon festival, .
. which will be held Thursday,
= Sept. 3rd. .
The meeting to prepare .
:: for the big event will be held Z
: at X. P. hall, 2 p. M, Friday
= Aug. 81.
= The business men in par .
= ticular are urged to turn out .
and show their interest in
= having all things ready for
+ the comfort and enjoyment
= of our visitors. .
= r. NJ. POLLOCK, Mayor. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-21

Died.-At his home. 2K miles north
Of town. on Tuesday afternoon. Edwin
Earnshaw. aged SO years and o months.
Funeral service was held in the Sprinkler
chapel yesterday forenoon by Rev. W. |.
Davenport Intsrment in Valley View
cemetery.
A meeting Of the Holbrook water righ,
owners was held at the Center school
house on Saturday to discuss the advisa-
bility Of taking over the Holbrook ditch
A committee Of five was appointed tc
meet with the administrator and discuss
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
FATAL Is
operate Stars Refuse TO
Land on Hoodoo
Day.

10y United Freae.l
NEW YORK, Oct IL With their
fingers crossed and their arms fold.
cd for luck. Nine. Johanna 0adsh
prima donna OF the Manhattan
Opera company. slgnora Campani.
nj and others Of the collection OF
operate stars. landed today from
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse They were 20 have set
foot on shore yesterday, but one
and all baked AZ the thought OF
landing on the fatal iath" Of the
month
Ia vain Oscar ilammerHtein. the
imprcssario excitediy implored
them 90 dlnembark He appealed
toscampanini and Daddl, the bari.
tone, 20 land In order 10 discuss
with them the approaching seasons
plans They mutoiy pointed 10 a
calendar one Of them carried. on
which the figure 10 was marked.
and shook their heads decisiveiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14

Of Tacoma. has his men out each
night until dark. putting them
through hard scrimmagos. "Tubby
Hill. Tacoma's end. will not be kept
out Of the game by an injury. as
was reported
Football enthusiasts wlll vel
come the chance 10 see the Broad.
way. Lincoln and Tacoma teams on
the same field. The generosity OF
Manager Lilly, Of Lincoln. in divid
Ink his date with Manager Hart.
man. Of broadway. has been com
mended By football followers
Coach Lewis does not anticipate
any difficulty IN dispOsing " Cen
tralia. but ia nevertheless perfect
Ink his line defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
ALASKA TO GET
MAIL BY STAGE

Beginning November ! there will
be tri.weekly mail service by
stage out Of Valdez TO the interior
This VIII be Increased 20 five stages
a week by the middle OF December
and IN February there will be a
stage every day.
y. :. Orr. who has stage com.
pany operating In Yukon and Tau.
ana, II IN Seattle making arrange.
ments 10 ship horsea north. Al
present the mall sent to Fairbanks
and Nome Is limited to 1.500 pounds
week, but Il is expected that this
VIII be Increased to 1000 pounds
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
SLASHES ATTORNEY

SAN JOSE. Cal. Oct 1.-THE
local police today asked the San
Francisco authorities 90 aid them
In finding the beautiful San Fran.
cisco woman who attacked Victor
A. Sheet. a lawyer aud politician
81 this city. last niFht Sheei was
IN hia office when the mysterious
woman entered. Shortly afterwnrd
sheel summoned a surgeon 10 a..
tend a knife cot which extended
from bis forehead 10 HE chin aud
which required 20 stitches 10 close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14

seen IN action on the university
campus field next Saturday. com.
mencing az 2 O'Clock.
Tacoma high " very much IN the
race. as IL atieeted bY the large
score she has piled up on her two
opponents thus far this season.
Aberdeen was defeated % 70 and
BellinRham - 10 o. Coach Perkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
poAcHERs ARE CAPTURED.


BELLIEGHAM. Oct iA.-Three
poaeheru. who gave their names a.
Fred Meyers. VIII Schubert aud
Ralph Kasptaer. we're captured yes
terdBy after an exciting chase by
deputies on land aud on the bay
.by n launch. The p0acherh
started tho excitement by boldly
landing from their boat on eliza ~.
land. shooting one Of the nearly
tame deer on the y A. r. company
reserve. and then holsting sail and
scudding of across the bay. bid
ding gay defiance 60 the indignant
keepers OF the island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
NO MORE COLLEGE pRAnks.


LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct 14.--In a
signed statement Chancellor On.
drowa OF the state university. for
bids class flghta. kidnaplngs and
sneak days and nightgown parades
Chancellor Andrews declares that
any students participating IN the
forbidden exercises will be expelled
from the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
CHECK FOREST FIRES

The work ~ the Washington For.
esf tire association hes been large
ly Instrumental tn She ipaaeninT ~
the burned ares ga Washington
during 1895 Al their RaHociat inn .
annual meeting yesterday the re-
port ~ t'ire chief Warden u a.
Hmmons g., showed that fire was
FranHnsihie Tor she destruction ~
hnt half the green iimhera on 1so
acres while during thn drY season
~ 1909 fire g. three counties dee B.
Timber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-14
LOCAL INSPECTORS
WILL INVESTIGATE

Tire charges ~ c0wardiee filed
against the masters - the two tugs.
Hattie Gage nud Kayak ~ Capt
Wagner 81 the Ntar ~ IenRai viii
be Investigated ~ tho local Inspect
ore. and hffidayifs Will soon be filed
by the aroused captains Should
the inspectors here decide that a
more thorough inyeafiSation IL
necessary. the matter viii be re-
frffed % Captain herminEhan gen
erat inspector az Fan frHngiscUs