davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
A STICK OF DYNAMITE
Discovered in Coal Being Hoisted Into
Battieship, Ohio, One of the
Big Fleet.

Washington, Feb, 5,-The strict or
ders issued by Admiral Evans that ali
coal should be carefully inspected be-
fore loading into the batleships pre-
vented stick of dynamite from be
ing hoisted into the bunkers of the
Ohio at Trinidad
The Ohio was taking coal from the
chartered steamer Fortuna when
five inch piece of dynamite turned UP
The presence of the explosive is ex-
planned by the department as part Of
the material used in mining tho coal
II had stood the long voyage of the
Fortuna from Newport News. where
she loaded foF Tinidad.
A piece of dynamite was found some
time ago in a cargo of coal intended
for the feet, but was intercepted as
in this case, by the careful inspec-
tion on which Admiral Evans had
insisted
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
INTERVIEW ADMITTED
Admiral Who Exposed Naval defects
viii Not Be DiseipIined-+elc
Views Twenty Years.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Rear Admiral
Bowman McCalla. who. in an inte--
view. criticized the bureau system Of
the macy department and maintained
that the secretary cf the navy ought
to be a. naval expert. has written
letter to Secretary Metcalf admitting
that he was in substance quoted cor
rectly
The other three rear adnlirals. -.
Goodrich and Melville. whose state
nents were challenged BY the de-
partment. have repudiated what thev
we're alleged to have said
Admiral McCalla says that the sen
timents he expressed in his IntervieE
have been held and proclaimed By him
or twenty years He asserts that h
Id not critieise individuals. and mers-
; referred 10 q system. his whole TAX
,eing for the good Of the service. He
yin net be disciplined
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
GOTHAM BANKER
HAS LEFT TOWN
FOLLOWING ATTACHMENT OF
HIS PROPERTY BY CREDI-
ToRS-JuDGMENT WAS REM
DERED YESTERDAY.

New York, Feb, 81, Following thA
attachment today by creditors of his
property in New York, including his
II Fifth avenue. IN the suit
begun BY Charles A. Hanna. National
Bank Examiner, as receiver OF the
National Bank Of North America.
Charles VI. Morse, to whose financial
troubles some inanciers attribute the
OF tho recent financial
panic tonight could not be found in
New YCrk
In papers on which the attachment
was granted 1t was stated that Morse
had probably left for Europe or de
parted elsewhere from New York
within the last few days" Judgment
by default for $l55,753 In another suit
was also entered against Morse to
lay No trace of Morse could be
ound at Boston, or at Bath, Maine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
FOREST FIRE IN TEXAS
Million Dollars Worth of Property Al
ready Destroyed--15,O00 Cat
tie Have Been Killed.

Galveston. Tex. Feb. 5.--A prairie
fire that started in Crosby county in
Northwest Texts five days ago has
caused the loss OF nearly one million
dollars. having devastated over 500.
600 acres, part of which was cult
waited. destroyed nearly twenty rancE.
crs' houses and other building and
killed about 5000 head of cattle on
the range The fire started west OF
Emma, the county seat, with strong
north wind. and buried rapidly south
and into Cara county. and was stlll
raging two days ago.
The nearest telegraph station is 10
miles from the confiagration. which
had burned sixty-eight miles en-
stranght line and nearly seven miles
wide, No less of life was reported.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
DRAMA CENTtRS
ABOUT FRANCO
INTENSE INTEREST SHOWN IN
PORTUGAL AS TO HIS
WHEREABOUTs
DOWNFALL Is COMPLETE
Said to Have Had Encounter VITA
Late Kings Brother--Return to
Old Liberal Monarchy Soothes
the People.

Lisbon, Feb. 5.--The announced in
tention Of the new cabinet to put an
end to repression and restore the "olt
liberal monarchy" which has existed
IN Portugal for sixty years has had a
soothing and quieting effect on tic
country. Tranquility is reported every
where's In the interior ana today Lisbon
seems perfectly peaceful
Troops are less conspicuous on the
streets of the city today, and If the
day of the funerals passes without in.
cident the present phase Of the crisis
through which the country is passing
may be regarded as at an end.
The willingness Of Senor Machado,
republican leader, and republicans
generally, to acquiesce in the present
situation, ii their friends arc released,
seems to insure the return to less
strenuous modes of political warfare
Generally speaking, another upheayal
in the near future is considered prac
tically impc ssible
Intense interest il shown In Fran.
cos whereabouts. The drama centers
about him, but he remains in seclu.
sion, seemingly crushed in spirit He
declines to see correspondents. to Of
fer defense for his policy and explain
his downfall or his decision to retire
completely from the political arena.
His elimination is regretted by com
mercial classes and foreign elements
who are convinced that his sole OBJ
ject was for the good cf the coun-
try
fhe youag king himself believed In
Franco. The day after the tragedy,
while unbosoming himself to a life.
long friend, he said
II intend to retain Franco. Ho wac |
my fathers friend and shall be mine. "
1t is well known, however, that the !
Dowager Queen has always been hos. /
tile to the former premier and latter.
ly Queen Amelie shared the view that |
the dictatorship has been carried tco
far
She is said to have demonstrated
with him that 1t might end in trag
edy and invoked him in behalf of a
milder course in memory of what her
own family had suffered in France.
On the day of the assassinations, II
amidst confusion OF that memorable ,
scene in the arsenal quadrangle, Il
where the royal carriage took refuge {
when beside herself with grief, she
turned upon Franco and cried: This g
IS what your work has done f
The reconciliation Of these two ut, 7
erances with the influences repre- D
iented, is believed to furnish the true d
Key to the secret OF Frances down. II
all. +
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
WRIT OF SUPERSEDEAS
Granted Oak Park Clergyman convic..
ed Of counterfeiting, BY Judge
Grosscup.

Springfield, H. Feb. GA message
was received tonight by the Unite1
States District Attorneys office say
ins that Judge Peter S. Grosscup in
the, United States circuit court OF ap.
peals had granted a writ OF superse.
IDEAS in the case cf Rev. James f
Kaye. Of Oak Park, ILL.,. 2 clergyman
convicted of counterfeiting. KAYE is
under two years sentence in the penf-
tentiary and is now in the Jail annex
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
RroRoANIzE RACING CIRCUIT.

ittsburg. Pa Feb. 5.-The stew
onis Of the Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia troting circuit met here
today for their annual session. The
association is looking forward to one
Of the most successfuf seasons in its
history. A number Of cities have ap-
piled for entrance snd a rearranEe-
ment Of the circuit may be made. The
present membership Is composed Of
Toledo. Tihin. Steubeuville. san
dtsky. Canton. Canal Dover and East
Liverpool Ohio. Altoona. Dawson and
Greensburg. Pa. and Wheeling. "
Va
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
QUARRELED WITH WIFE
And St. Louis Man Was Shot Twice
BY Srotherin-L aw--Suino For
Divorce.

st. Louis, Feb. John r. Wilson
|of St Louis, president OF the Inter
national Brotherhood OF Railroad
Maintenance of Way Employees, was
shot twice to.-eht by his brother-in-
law, Frank G. Engleman of Kansas
City. Mo, aud is in a critical condi-
ton
The shooting occurred at tho viii
son home here, and Wilson, in a state
nont TO the police, alleged that his
wife started the rof and Engleman
Joined with her Wilson brought suit
for divorce from his wife a few days
ago. and Engleman came here in Goa.
lection with the case. Englemen was
arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
HIDING IN CONSULATES
Are Leaders Of Late Uprising in Hsyt
Government Demands Their
Surrender.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Accorsing 20
cable adyiees received by the state de
partment from Hayti. no less than 25o
participants in the late uprising are
now in asslums in the foreign consn
lates at Gcnaives.
Only four Of the refugees. however,
aer in the American vice consulate.
General Firmin. leader Of the revoiu-
tion, is located IN the French consu.
ate office. The Haytien government
has demanded the immediate surrend
sr Of the refugees but it is not prob
ible that they viii be turned over ex-
'ept under a guarantee that they shall
receive fair trial or safe conduct.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
FRANCO ATTACKED.

London. Feb 5.-The Standards
Madrid correspondent telegraphs tha.
the Duke OF Oporto, brother of the
late King Carlos. and Ex-Premier
Franco. both were present at the state
council held in Lisbon after the as
sassinations. The duke charged Fran
co with responsibility for the death of
the king and crown prince. He even
attacked Franco and tried TO strike
him in the face, but members of the
council intervened and the men were
separated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
ELOQUENT PLEA MADE
For Commander G: Fort Arthur
Final Judgment VIII Probably
Be Rendered Today.

St Petersburg. Feb. 5:-The court
martiel Of General Stoessel Is not yet
finished. Today Deputy syrtlanof.
counsel for the defense. made an elo-
quent plea for the acqgittal Of Port
Arthur's commander. rictUring the
heroic resistance offered by the de-
Tenders Of the fort uncer the most
TRYING conditions and declaring that
rot until il was Inevitable did the
fortress fan Final Judgment vii;
probably BE- given tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
FUNERAL SERVICES
Over Bodies Of King and Prince to
Be Most Impressive.

De Most Impressive.
Lisbon, Feb. 5.--Preparations for
the funeral of the dead king and the
crown prince are rapidly nearly com
pletion. American Minister Bryan
has received the appointment of spe-
cial envoy of America He has trans
mitted a resolution of sympathy adopt-
ed by the American senate to Foreign
Minister Lima. who was especially
touched by the appreciated fern Of
the coincidence. The funeral Satur-
day morning will be attended with
ceremonies Of impressive dignity and
with all the display tina mourning and
pagentry which attends the obsequies
OF Portuguese monarchs
From the chapel at the Necessi-
siades palace. where the bodies have
reposed since February 1. servants
of the house of Braganza, in the pres
enee of high officers Ct the palace and
OF the state. special ambassadors and
Representatives of foreign sovereigns
and states. will carry the cofins from
their resting place to the funeral car
riages. In front of the coffins viii
march high church dignitaries carry
ing appraised crosses; royal. civil and
military households and ministers.
peers and deputies. Following the
ccffins will walk the queen and her
mother and her son. s1ing Manuel.
after whom viii come the anibassa
Concluded on Sixth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
.M'LEAN Will Be
RELEASED TODAY
BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO PAY
RAi~ULl 100000 AND PRO-
TEcT HIM.
BLOODY FIGHT WACED
Between French and Moors in Which
1000 Tribesmen Met Death
Muai Hsfiz Would ExpeiI
all Christians.

Tangier. Feb 5.--slr Harry Mac
Lean, who has been III the hands ef
Bandit Raisuli fcg seven mouths, III
now within four hours ride ci Tangies
and probably will be released tomor-
row. The British government has
flnally succeeded In bringing negntjas
tions gith Raisuli to d close and IN, re-
turn for the release Of MaeLean will
pay 100000 to Raisuli and guarantee
him protection aud immunity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
HARMON IS CONFIDENT
That Democrat viii Elect Next Presi.
dent-stiH in the Race For
Nomination.

Cincinnati, Feb 5.-Judson Harmon
declared that he is as much in tho
race for the Democratic nomination
for president as he ever was. on his
arrival home today from a trip
through the south and east
On his own chances for the nomiHa
iion Harmon declined 10 mas any
prediction but said be considered the
chances for the election Of the Deals
cratic nominee for president sod.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
SURVIVORS or ILL-FATED
SHIP ARRIVE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. 5-The survivors oil
the steamer ST. Cuthbert, who were
taken from their buraing and sinking
vessel BY the steamer Cymric last
Monday four hundred miles from this
pert after fourteen of their compan.
ions had persisted, were landed here
today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
MouLp pRlvE CHRISTIANS o..

Tangief, Feb. ~ Advices frcm Fec
say that letter from Mulai Hafiis
has been read In the mosques. II
which he Announces that in prDseca.
inG Holy War he would drive the
Christians out Of the ports, re-capture
Oudia and restore the ancient front.
ei line
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
BLIZZARD
Sweeps Upper Michigan and Wscon
sn--Train Service Demoralized
FOLEY Lines Buried.

Hcnghton, Mich, Feb. 5 Copper
Country Is enveloped IN the worst
blizzard q the winter and present in,
dieatfons are that 10 will continue dnr
ing the next "a hours. All trains are
two to ten hours late some failing to
arrive at all. Trolley lines are buried
beneath tho snow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
HEARING OF LABOR BILLS.

Washington. d. c Feb. s-The
house judiciary committee today ga.
a hearing tc representatives cf ths
American Federation OF Labcr on n,
antiinjunction and other bills a1ecf
ing labor that are QendinE before tiss
counties. Deaiei Davenport qf Cor
neeticut and ofhers VII D. hearf
later ih ogpositsoa to ne measure
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
Train Service pemoratized.

New Richmond, Wis, Feb. 5.--A Sc
we're storm ragged last night and today
II was general all ever Northern Wis
consin. Train service is demoralzed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
BLOCK DESTROYED
BY Fire in Business Center of Peoria
Loss is Half Million
Dollars.

Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. J.--Fire starting at
II o'clock in the business center was
at midnight declared by Fire Marshal
O'Connell to be beyond control and is
spreading. Guests of the Grant HcteI
across the street, have left their rooms
and are preparing to leave the hos.
telry.
The loss will be at least a quarter
of million dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
Is Tufnse out NsnY selIs.

There have been over 80. .00e church
bells cast in Froy. n T.. since ths first
foundry > as 5aiit tt.re IL 1sz5
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
Money Net Everxthlnn-

The man who has no money is poor;
but the man who has nothing but
money Is Infinitely poorer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
LATER.

Peoria. Feb. 6.-The fire was con-
trolled after consuming whole bust
ness block on Adams street. Il was
hours before the fire department could
gain control of the flames which we're
famed by a gale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

The MODERN CUSTOMER, man
or woman, is bargain hunter" Il
Is the dealers business, and to his
profit, to see that the game sought for
is caught In his store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

THERE IS AN ECONOMY thai IL
WastefuL and an expenditure that
works for thrin. The successful ~
vertiser knows which i which.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

CONCLUDED on Sixth Pagel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
STRIKERS KEEP RAn WAY
SHOPS IN 1O1Ai.,DARKKESS
Strikebreakers Being Brought in IN
Every Train From All
Sections.
tBy Associated Press).

WINNIPEG. MAN Aug. G.-Tc-
night all the CanaAian Pacific Railway
shops are in darkness as The electri,
clans operating the light plant have
declined TO work with nOn-union me-.
Today thrC" coach load; Ct S,:ik"
breakers arrived. here from ST Paul
and Chicago and ther. added TO the
Japane.je and Italians at work in Other
parts of the yard. add 81 rIrwhaf ~
the usual activi;y around the build
inss.
All extra labor that can l.. Obtain
ed is being pressed into service. SeE-
eral hunirel mechanics ar" expected
from Pacific coast states while last
ern shoDs will d:aw their supply from
New England. In sone shops i'll far
western citic- armed po.i>C are on
guard The most striking f"atur"
Of the situation was The placing OF h"-
tween so and 81 ri2k"ts al h" var! rus
railway terminals to meet all, meC'ran-
les coming into the city and 10 dis
suade them from working for dc
Canadian Pacific
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
= -
WAS DISF|G'9lRED
AND TORM[NTED
By Dry, Scaly Eczema on Most
Of His Body-At Tines Flesh
Seemed on Fire-Rim Of Crusts
Around Suffered 3 Years
CURED IN TWO MONTHS
By CUTlCURA REMEDIES

Il first became affected with n dry;
ssaly hursGr which Was pronounced
,iry sczcna by thrrs, lcsdiDg phys'cIanS.
Il commenced on my legs ard arms,
and finally Govern, the greater. part u
my body. l suf!-r'd for about three
years. NJ scalp around tbe edges ~
nv hair vas a complete + tg of scales
aud cr,,s:s. Tbs d:s"asc Ms moro dis:
figuring than can To imagined. and
heat and pcrSpira.,,'n ca'is'>tt my ns'Sh
10 t,c rs Il ON .irc and l cou!! not keep
my hands away fan il At times
vas gwen salvGs ard Elctiicine rcf'cat-
ctily by each ri,y>''lan, ard advised 10
wash frequently u: soda and ~nf@r:
but nothing curl Tne.. Then l Rad
Of the ,sors,lcrfr:! CUtsc9ra Refrc',ins
ar,. siccidind wouih try them, and
am glad t1 stat" ,.y-'nly ;Lst by con-
slant use Is directed tor tysc months
/ am cntirl-Iy c1Ir'S'. I usF~i two cakes
of CUT IRA S"ap ihr'- boxes OF Cutt-
c,irs OintuIra AMI the saIIc Du:nssf
q hotties of Cu'rTTrs Pills. ] vi!
gladly ted aIpr'.t IUticurs % thpse
whom So IN uc-d q skin cure,
Naurics, ]. G.rr~-',.v x. Z. ID. ~, Wind
sorvillc, Nc. MAJ : aid July IL. 1907
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
STILL ANOTHER CHARGE.
Officer Gddn9s Re-srrests James
earry-Hearinq Today.

James Wilcox. alias JSmes Barry,
he Young man who was arTcStSl in
Rockets Wcdn"S lay evening By Pa
trplman Giddi8gs on charges % AZ
sauit with intent TO kili--sle iarccsS
of bicycle. di,nrdcrly conduct an'i
resisting an officer. vas placed under
arrest again yesterday morning by
ParroIman Giidings near the city
hall on second charge Of Gisoricriy
conduct.
Wilcox was hailed wednesday night
for hi appearance in the police coucI
Yesterday morning. While on hi.
va" 10 tn" court he met 0f!c"r Gid
aings on Twenty fifth street and !.
ALLEGED 30 have made an insulting re-
mark to the officer He was i'm
mcdistriy arrested
After taking some Of tho TESTIMONY
~ III" cas-. Yesterday. Justice Brown
r,,niir rod The case. until hi morning
R,sry was relcayL to- app a! TO
iiV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
CONFER ON FREIGHT RATEe
Effort Made TO Prevent New Charges
rom Going into Ehe.o
,uv Ass, Gated Press,

WASHINGTON. Argus. &. - After
n comic renee, lasting Two hours on
he subject NJ proposed Increase III
I, ..ilsht rates "a Texas poiUt', Chair
man Knapp a~d COrmls, Toner Glen
ruts today invited Senator tWlh' T.
;rn. Allison Maylleld. Chairman "t the
railroad commission Ut Texas: J. r..
Love chairman OF IN" railroad com
mis- ion OF Oklahoma and Assistant
Attorney General Pollard, of Texas,
to- continue their discussion OF the
r,Dls s,ti increase tomorrow.
Tho representatives, ~ T|NaS ami
Oklahoma conferred with the mem
beers OF III" commivsio with Il view
10 agreeing on SOM method of pro
ccdurr TO prevent the proposed IN
creased rates being mad" effective,
but no conclusion was REACHED.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
MEDICINE s'.--N MEET.
Or. r. s. Griffith Elected Head Of
Medical Society.

STAUNTON. VA. August s. - The
Augusta County Medical Society held
it's regular business meeting in the
county assembly hall yesterday after
noon
The election Of officers rcsulteG al
follows: Or. x. S. Griffith If Basic
City. president: Il. w. +. Hartman,
of Sxoorc. fir.t virc-president: DR..
W. Il. Payne. of CGyington, second
vice president: DIR. II. H. Jones of
Highland third yice-presi1ent; DR..
a. L. Tyn"s. of Baskerville. reflect
ID secretary: DR.. Thomas n. Perkins,
of Stanton. to fifth term as treas
urer, and DR.. II. II. Grant. OF Dcr-
mitagp. censor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
Balueshlp WfglaIs Loads 1857 Tons
N -Four Hours.
CONGRATULATIONS Br WIRELESS
Navy Department Officials Believe
That Performance on Newport
4 News Built Ship Breaks Worlds
Reccrd-No Speciai Facilities.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Warrington say that report " .
coailnG OF the Newport News bail,
ba,;l"ship Virginia II, Puget Sour.
on June - shows record prior
nance. Shr took IN hoard 1867
tons OF coal in four hours. at m
ave age of ili.Is tons an hour. Tin"
maximum anlounl taken n beard III
a single hour was :,;t5JH ten.
UniCials of The naNN d'raItmrr-
believe thai this is a woriE'a record.
The cal was delivered il bulk in
lighters without any SPECIAL arrans'-
ments being mace to flriiiIatC E1I-
ding il.
TT" navy dtpartmcn, has sent
wireless message. 10 Rear Admin :
Sperry. congratu lating the EirginIaS
crew on this performance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
JONES IS eDMITTeO TO
BAIL BY JUD Ie BARH6M
Send Of $500 Furnished fer Aeeus-
eds Appearance at tne Sep
tenber Term.

Zarhariah T Jones. VINO had been
in Jail for a week charged with at
tempting 10 Criminai!y assault Esth
cr. ih" - yeI:-0ii daughter Cf C.. w.
Flick. wa admitted tn raj! by judge
Rarham. IN the Corporation Court.
y,'si TLJy The prisoner 4; bTol her
.TG O. = Robertson. Of This city.
were accepted as security tn th,. suun
OF s, ,nT
Jones returned TO mis- home In EIsi
lad. where his wife. Who has b en-
an Invalid for sGIIc time Is omit" ~
As III rcsTlt Of The shock occa toned
hy 'Gc arrest of hcr husband.
W. Inc, day Nj r. VI. lit. counsel
FOR the prisoner. tel, gTapbJd To- GO:n-
TrUnw, aI'h's Attorney G. &. RcTka :
- Hot Springs. rOiifyiuE him that
81 Application for bail world b.
made Captain ECTk, by d,s' Snatu-!
". :. o." BIaTI . represent him.
NG,cr rIamini.S The witness in the
ca1r. NJ. Hand ooUsCnicL 20 -.
HS.iiRE NJ ID j. bri.onCr iB 'hc sHIn
m"aiIcucd arovc.
~ he tim o. I57cs' arruSt ih,.
i~DrIr uf la; Eri we much
a5"urh' Ip and IL was feared hi
- nc" ScIlI follow u b. .sh"ui :
r.. e ioa :.
Tue ,Izr viii b.. taken - when
trr c1rrr cGnv"n's for la September
I'm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-07
REORGANIZATION
OF the s6HO0L TRUSTEES
Board win Elect Officers at Its Re
grIar Meeting Next Thursday
Night.

At its regular mcrtiry next Thurs
dny night. the board "f school trus'
, 80 will perfect its annual reo-gani'
ZatiGn. CIcC'inE i Ur"sii"ni and clerk
for tts ensuing year Tho regular
standing committees aiil he name =
Ivy tn incoming president.
The inCumbCHf. Mr ". r Pickett,
will M .aafidat" fUJ reelection and
rhr rT.s"rt outlook Is that he viii
-. - Cicd without opposition. Clerk
W. !. Tabb aiso vail Otter for rcar-
r-CipiIn"T,; and II - understood. tina:
GT Carries u p IInNTS. WHO n pres'
C-1i - a frIgtcc also will. hC C1B-
S.oa:r loT IN" Ci'-rkship Mr.. FCi
low announced INC time agv tha'
r.. worth rrsirH from tn i'naTi. hu'
he has not vet t-Hdsrrd his rrsig
E.,,io@.
u - "xpcrfcI that IN" spNciaI CON
mIi, , appo,a'gd tn .!THft CoUmcUi,
;u-y rcsCf#'inrs en- Trui " T!He
r. rb.. d,.IspscI pT'U~Ipal ~ HiSh
srharI gill report "a IN" b,THd n
this rnceriug Tho solutions vii
~ TT .catr,l TO CITY NTCr2cy \
Nasslr :ri approval before th"y are
~, united 70 IN hoard f"r acccIt
aucr