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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
LONG OVERDUE MOUNT ROYAL
ANCHORED AT QUEENSTOWN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
QUEENSTOWN. Jan. THE long over
due Canadian Pacific steamer Mount
Royal steamed slowly into Queenstown
today and the news of her safety was re-
celved with gladness in shipping circles.
She had been last reported off the Lizard
December 10, and watch was being kent
for her on both sides of the Atlantic and
as far south as Bermuda. She left Ant
werp December for ST. Johns. N. II.
She had on board 800 Bulgarian emf
grants and crew of about 100 men. She
was definitely sighted off Old Head OF
klnsale, sixteen miles west of this port
early today. She was then proceeding
slowly under her own steam and signaled
mat she was coming In here She de-
ciined the help of a tug which went out
to assist her and came In alone. THE
trouble with her boilers was the reason
that the Mount Royal had to put back.
she at best is a slow boat and shortly
AFTER leaving the British coast the shin
encountered series of violent gales. She
battied with the heavv weather for q
fortnight until Christmas evening. WHOM
serious trouble with her boilers develoned
Inc steamer was then in longitude
24b0 west and latitude AZ north. The
engine room staff ultimately succeeded in
obtaining moderate supply of steam. but
the weather was such that the captain
reluctantly decided 1t was best to make
the Irish coast. Passengers ana crew
are all we'll
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
DEATHS

DAVIDSON-Miss Elsie Amelia Davidson &c
years. single, native of Nova Scotia. 1887
West Twentieth street; peritonitis; burial at
San Diego.
GALLEGOS--Angel Gallegos. % years. single.
native of Mexico, Receiving hospital;
tranmatism; crushed by Southern Pacific
train.
KNELL-John D. Knen 70 years, married.
native of Germany, 4i9 East Twelfth street;
haematuria.
MEHEA-Tranada Mehea, % years, married,
native of Mexico, Seventh and Utah streets;
pulmonary tuberculosis
MENDEZ-Albert Mendez. years native of
Mexico, Children's hospital, residence S62
Los Angeles street; tubercular meningitis
MON-Lee On Mon, AZ years, native of China,
County hospitals uraemia.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Signorei. 81 years.
married. native Of italy. S2S Date street;
lobar pneumonia.
LTSSON-Fred w Lisson. 45 years. native Of
Illinois. 905 West Eighteenth street; cerebral
hemorrhage; burial at Flagstaff, Ariz
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
MAGNATE is
COMING TO Los ANGELES

John Cort, general manager of the con-
siderable chain OF theaters operated by
the Northwestern Theatrica, association,
and which includes the Los Angeles
theater in thls city. is now at Paso Ro-
bles Springs, where he is undergoing
treatment for neuritis. He has, however,
written to Resident Manager Yorke say
ing that he expects to come to Los AN
geies as soon as he can leave the
Springs.
Mr.. Cort's announcement is taken to
mean that important plans are under con-
sideration for this city. When Mr.. Heilig
was here several months ago he an
nounced that his association next year
will control the Stair & Havlin attrac-
tons now playing at the Grand opera
house. # this is 50 it will become neces-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
POOL TOURNEY ATTRACTS
INTERESTED SPECTATORS

PASADENA. Jan. 1.-THE ffty-baIl pool
tournament which opened at Myers par
lors last night, attracted a crowd of $50
spectators.
The result of the first match is as fol-
lows: Greve won from Cavell, 90 to As;
Lancaster beat Benedict. so to AZ; johnson
beat CARRIER so to "a; Geiswein won from
Lower. so to 10; George beat LowdermillS,
so to AZ. High run. Johnson. 20.
The next match will be played Wednes-
day night, when the contestants will be
paired off as follows CARRIER and Lower,
Geswein and Johnson Cavelie and Bene-
dict Lancaster and George, I.owdermills
and CireYe
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
NEW JUROR SECURED
IN kINsEY-STEWART CASE

When the case of Mrs. Ruby Marion
Kinsey against DR.. J. 7. Stewart for
alleged malpractice was recommended
in Judge Walter BordwelIs court yes
terday morning the court was informed
that Juror H. r. Seat, who tainted on
Monday while listening to the details
of an alleged surgical operation, was
in such condition that 1t would be
impossible for him to again take up
his duties.
A new juror was secured in the per-
son of S. S. Dilley and the reading of
the testimony already taken in the
case was begun. The entire day was
taken up In this work, and the read
ing will be continued tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
BIRTHS
ROYS

BALESTRERI-Tc Giuseppe and Candida
Balestreri Cnee Sardinia. 3Ss Ogier street.
COOK-To John Clarence and Katherine La
vale Cook (nee Knox, 257 East Forty-sixth
street.
FRASER-To Charles Hugh and Bessie De-
light Fraser nee HonD, 6O71A East Sixth
street.
HENDERSH0T-To Harry Glowacd and
Della Henderson, (nee Holden). Good
Samaritan hospital; residence Oakland.
LEONE-To Girolamo and Vincenza Leone
(nee Lobue), 1896 Ogier street.
JAMESoN-ro William Wallace, jr, and
Dolly Jameson (nee Gurius), I'LL South
Union avenue; residence Hermon.
OST-To Paul James and Matty Ost (nee
Ford, 81 South Chicago street.
EAJORS-To Calvin and Patsy Matte Ma
jors (nee WILSON,. 2741 Gassel street.
GIUCHLIG-To Albert and Bertha May
Muchlic. (nee Trask), 1852 East Ninth street.
PHILLIP-To Albert ]. and Julia Phillip (nee
Malloy), 1872 Casanova street
Francis Clarence and Lou
Ethel Schiller (nee Doran), 1882 Santee
street, residence of father. st. Louis. Mo-;
of mother, Fullerton Cal.
John r. and Mary Silva nee
Peyre), 712 Jackson street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
WILL GIVE A BENEFIT
FOR THE ACTORS FUND

Members of the Los Angeles Theatrical
Managers association met yesterday to
consider plans for a benefit to be given at
one of the local theaters in the near fu-
ture for the actors fund. These benefits
always are big affairs. and this years
will be no exception to the rule. A matt
nee performance will be given and every
theatrical company In the city will con-
tribute of its best for the good of the
cause while the program also will show
the cream of the vaudeville acts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr & Hines Co. Funeral d.
rectors.
Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main 65: Home F467l. Lady assistant
LEGAL NOTICE
of Shareholders, Meeting

Notice OF SharehOlderk' Meeting
The Regular annual meeting OF the
shareholders of the National Bank oil
Commerce In Los Angeles, for the cleo
tion of directors and for the transaction
of such other business as may come DO
fore the meetins. will be held at Is
banking office in the city OF Los An
geles. county of Los Angeles. state oil
California. on Tuesday, the 14th day oil
January. 1908, at o'clock p. m.
IN. until o'clock D. m. of that day.
BY order Of the board of directors.
CHARLES EWING Cashier,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
VESSEL HITS
ROCK, CREW
NEAR DEAF TIL
BRITISH SHIP TERRIBLY BUF-
FETED BY SEA
Port Patrick Picked Up In Distress
by Tugs After Going Ashore
Near Gray's Har-
Dor

| BY Associated Press.
! VICTORIA. B. c.. Jan. THE British
ship Port Patrick. which was in collision
with the Columbia Bar lightship on Fri
day last, was almost totally wrecked
and her carpenter was washed overheard
and drowned when the ship drove into
the breakers and struck heavily on an
outlying rock off the Washington coast
near Gray's harbor the following
morning.
The Port Patrick was towed here this
morning by the tug Sea Lion for repairs,
having been picked up with cargo shifted.
listed and in a leaky condition off Cape
Flattery.
After colliding with the lightship, Cap
tain Sanity said he stood on, flying sig
nails that the lightship needed assistance,
and for whole afternoon stood off ths
Columbia with the tug and pilot signals
flying. lie got no reply. Two sails wer ,
blown away by the gale, the ship being
severely buffeted during the night At
o'clock Saturday morning, she was near
Gray's Harbor and was driven into the
breakers. Seas broke over her, smashing
in the skylights and flooding the ship.
Carpenter Lost
The carpenter was swept from the deck
and nothing more seen of him. Soon af-
forwards the ship bumped heavily on
rock, the shock knocking many on board
from their footing.
Captain Sanity waded waist deep in his
cabin TO secure rockets and sent up eight
distress signals. The vessel was not held
by the rock, otherwise she must soon
nave been broken up. She slid off, and
when daylight came, was about fourteen
miles from the land. Another ship was
seen nearer in shore and the captain fears
for her safety. Saturday he tried to get
his ship back to the Columbia, but when
the gale increased he decided to make for
Royal Roads. All Sunday the vessel was
hoveto listed almost on her beam In ire
mendous seas and dashed by hard gale
Monday afternoon she was picked up bv
the tugs. The Port Patrick is badly dam
aged and will have to discharge her car.
go of wheat from Portland for Eurone
and dock for repairs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of Manhattan Savings
bank for the election of directors and
for the transaction of such other bust
ness may come before tn meeting
will be held at ! Is banking office. in the
city of Los Angeles. county of Los An
geles, stete Of Calf MIA. on Tuesday.
the l4th day Of January. 1908. at $3.50
o'clock p. NJ
BY order OF the board OF directors.
CHARLES EWING. Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

sary to secure a house in which to play
them, and it is quite possible that Mr.
Corts Forthcoming visit may be to can
vas the fled with that idea in view.
Likewise the Los Angeles probably will
be improved before the arrival Of the
next theatrical season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Pacific Clay Manufacturing company
will be held at the office of the COM
pany 233 South Los Angeles street. in
this city. TUESDAY. January 20, 1908. at
10 o'clock a. M. for the purpose Of
a board of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
l.. S. PORTER. Secretary.
Los Angeles, Call January 6. 1908
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
VIII Use Famous Waltz

Franz Lehar's prize waltz song in THE
Merry Widow" the sensation of two con-
tinents. will be sung in the ball room
scene of ship Ahoy' at the Los Angeles
theater next week by Aida Hemmi and
Eugene Wilmer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
DIED

oLIVER-At his home on January G. 1908,
William j.. beloved husband of Harriet NJ,
and father OF William A. Oliver and Flo
renee w. Cole, aged SO years Funeral will
be held from his late residence. s25 Boston
street. Wednesday, January 8, at D. M
Friends invited
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
HE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES Jan. 7, 1908.
Time. Bar ITher lIIumlwind vel. weather
: = 3 M g g 81 3 s s e eIsss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

Weather Conditions
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. The weather mas
cen fair and cool throughout California, eN-
cept In the south where it continues warm
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy "eohes-
DAY: light east winds. r..,.,,
San Francisco and viclniy-llciie "''i ,it
c1ondiness Wednesday probably rain by
night werner; fresh southeast winds. -.
santa Cara valley-Cloudy WEDNESDAY,
light frost In the morning; light horth "lnu'
changing to south. ,,
Sacramento valley-Increasing cloudiness
Wednesday. with rain by night; fTesh south
CRY winds. go, ,,,,,s,,..
san Joaquin valley-Cloudy Wednesday
ltsht south winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

Literature is cheap substance used 10 an
un the odd spaces where All Illustration Won
1T. PUCK.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

flow Of words cannot be damned by faint
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature IL
Minimum temperature b.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08

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ing; face and scalp treatments. Hours 10 to
10. 264 e. FIFTH ST.. room S.
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Home phone F4439
ELECTRIC VIBRATOR, ALCOHOL AND OIL
treatments 70 nervousness and rheumatism.
S4S S. BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
CHURCH NOTICES

MARRIAGE ANr PROBATE LAWS, NO FEES
without SUGGEST h. p MOR:Y 52l Stlinson,
Third ana Sprnk. Phone 67lS Open even
inRs
FREE CON SULTATION. MARRIAGE LAWS,
prompt experienced evenings. Attorney and
notary, ll5ls N. broadway. room 3
JOHE , WOOD ATTORNEY, NOTARY
public. Advice free ll4 Douglas building.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - TUESDAY AFTERNOON SOLID
gold brooch, quartz inlay, owners name en-
graved on inside. reward. 1924 WALL st.
Main 1855.
LOST-GOI.D WATCH, ON REDONDO CAR,
Sunday evening Return to the WALDORF.
1Sj S. Broadway. and receive liberal reward
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-08
SANITARIUMS

THE FAY-GENERAL TOILET PARLoRs:
scalp tr! 7enents general massage. Moved
l0O6 S. Main. Speciality chiropody.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-04-02
THE JEFFERSONIAN.

centres of population will be able to die
tate to the agricultural classes. The
ward-heeler will gain an immense in
crease of importance and the average
farmer will have less weight in state af-
fairs than ever.
IF the principle which the Democratic
bosses have applied to Georgia were
adopted nationally, the bum vote of the
City of New York could dictate laws to
any Southern state, excepting Texas; and
a Northern state, like Pennsylvania, could
out-vote any group Of states of the South.
To prevent such calamitous and I'M
democratic condition Of things, the State
unit is recognized in the Constitution of
the United States.
To preserve -rule-1ocal self-gov-
eminent in its true sense-the county unit
is recognized in the Constitution of the
State Of Georgia.
The new rule of the Democratic Com
mittee revolutionizes tine-honored sys-
tenn and virtually sets aside the highest
law of the land.
The campaign of 1906 was waged
against Ring-rule. 1t seems that we
have jumped from moderate-sized fry
ing pan into the biggest kind of fire. We
have never known, in Georgia, such
despotism of few ringsters as we are
going to have under the new rules adopt
ed by the Democratic Executive Com
1nlttee.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-04-02

braska-and locate the Nations Capital
there, the heart-throb and the pulse-beat
of the people would be much more sensi-
bly, felt by legislators than it ever will
be in the -East-ridden District of Column
bia.
That a considerable number of our
statesmen, engaged in the national ser
vice. are literally murdered by the climate
of Washington is a fact which deserves
greater consideration than it receives.
When a brilliant and lovable young SEN
ator, like Bryan of Florida, is VIGOROUSLY
and indisputably the victim of Washing
toms deadly climate, there is considera
bic passing comment upon the matter,
but the evil is treated as though it were
a necessary evil Some day, the sub
ject will challenge more serious atten
ton, and the country will wake up to
the fact that it is losing too much by al
lowing the rich men of the East to keep
the Nations Capital in pestilential 10
cality where national legislation bends
most readily to the will of the exp1oiters
Of Special Privilege.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-04-02

Not in Our day, but certainly in the FIJI
ture, the National Capital will be re-
moved from the District of Columbia and
placed somewhere near the center of the
United States. Situated as it now is on
the East Coast, in a deadly climate, it is
not only inconvenient to Congress, and
dangerous to live in, but is. too far out of
touch with the great country which has
grown up since Washington City was
founded.
Jefferson and other Southern statesmen
were badly worsted in the bargain they
made with Alexander Hamilton and his
Eastern associates when, in return for
Southern support of Hamilton's financial
schemes, the Capital was located on the
Potomac.
It has never been of any benefit to the
South that the National Capital was plac-
ed where it now stands. On the other
hand, the immense advantages which the
capitalists of the North and East Sc
cured through Hamilton's financial
schemes, have been continual and enor-
nous source of profit to them. It was
in this bargain concerning the National
Capital that the East first got the hold
upon the government which has enabled
naturally-barren New England to pro-
duce the swarm of millionaires which
now endanger republican institutions.
AS long as Washington City is the
nations Capital so long will the capital
lists of the East rule and exploit the in
dustrial classes of the entire Union.
If the Government should choose some
place in the Mississippi Valley,-some
place in Missouri, or Kansas, or Ne
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-04-02
Hob the Lab Takes from Many
and GibeS To a FelD.

When J. P. Morgan, Henry Prick,
Schwab, Corey. Gary, Phipps and others
organized the Steel Trust, they gathered
into one grand combination the greater
number of the plants engaged in the
iron and steel business, and they issued
new stocks and bonds to represent the
capitalization of the new corporation.
For the purpose of this article, we will
the market value of the various plants. AS
matter Of fact, there was a large amount
of water poured into the bonds, but let
that go; we will speak OF. the Common
Stock only.
Of this Common Stock there was issued
$500, 900, and there never was the
slightest pretense that it represented any
actual investment of money at all. It
was water, and nothing else 1t cost
Morgan and his crowd the paper, the ink,
the engraving and the advertising and
no more. In other words, this huge
amount of stock was of no real value
whatever, at the time it was issued.
The public, however, bought the worth
less stuff, and the proceeds of the sales
were divided among the rascals who is
sued it. In short time, the public learn
ed how it had been gold-bricked by Nor
gan & Co., and Steel Common dropped
to zero. Thousands of innocent putchas
ers were beggared. Thousands of victims
were driven into the despairing army of
the homeless and the desperate and the
criminal
With the loot, Morgan and his fellow
robbers built palaces, endowed churches,
gave freely to colleges, founded libra
RIGS, and made additions to their serag-
lios and art galleries.
But the years glide by, the profits Of
the Steel Trust become so much greater
than even the organizers of the Trust
expected that Steel Common acquires
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-04-02

The people of Georgia must be very
blind, or very Indifferent, if they fail to
exert themselves to the utmost against
the cunning shemes which the city wire
pul1ers have in hand.
Not only is the ear y primary of great
advantage 10 those who are in Office, as
against outsiders, but the power which
is being vested in committees, which will
act behind closed doors, grows larger
from year to year.
The Democratic party in Georgia is be-
ing turned into mere political machine,
to be used for the selfish purposes of
handful of ringsters in Atlanta, Augusta
Macon and Savannah.
Hoke Smith denounced the early pri-
mary throughout his campaign. So late
as November, 1oo7y~he bitterly assailed
it. He is not denouncing it now.
Why? Because he is in, and wants
to stay in.
He isn't as much in favor of giving
the outsiders a fair chance as when he
himself was an outsider.
That's about the size of it. But
still further advance toward R1ng-rule
has now been made.
HencefOrth, Our tlme-hOnOred system
of recognizing within the state, the coun-
ty, as political unit, Just as the differ
ent states are recognized as political units,
in the federal system,-is to be virtual1"
wiped out and the state is to be gov
erned, as a whole.
Why is this done? To give controlling
power to the large cities.
Under the new rule, just adopted by
the Democratic Executive Committee,
whoever gets the most votes in the whole
state will be the nominee for Governor.
Heretofore, the candidate who was the
choice of the majority of delegates chosen
by the counties, became the nominee.
You can see at once what revolution
will be worked by the new rule.
Every one of the four principal cities
of Georgia is controlled by local Ring.
Under the new plan adopted by the Dem
ocratic Committee the bosses who con-
troll these city rings will rule the State
of Georgia.
Country counties will be shorn of their
strength. Rural communities will be
dwarfed into DOlitiCa1 inSipnifCanCe The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
&c AvMAN sToMAcA.
Many and orIsveSs Abusss to Which
tie eublseted.

Many and grIevous are the abuses
TO which the average person subjects
the stomach. The wonder Is. NOT
that 90 many, but that 90 few Stom.
achs smartIng under propagation do
not strike.
When the longAhused stomach does
turn. life IL made miserable by sick
headaches, Nervousness. distress after
eating. sleeplessness. coated tongue.
speeks before the eyes. general de-
bility and the many other symptoms
Of Indigestion.
Then the weakened muscles OF the
stomach need Strengthening with Ali.
o-na. The use OF this simple remedy
for & few days strengthens the whole
digestive system 50 that It can take
cars OF all the food thatis eaten with
OUT pain or distress. J. w. McCoIlum
q o. eell Mona IN so-cent boxes un-
der . guarantee to refund the money
unleas Il does all that Is claimed for Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12

.F00 " ~ 4fIt0YtHtt
cihqnn az. Feb ii 1fs A..
telpg 3 % form q norm Gsorsis
ttir tisSaii With the 6llowin falf.
and dates;
Northwest GeOraia All. Chlsameu
e.. q Oel. e-i0.
WAitnssd County fair. Dalton. ca.
Oct. 1917
Gordon County fair. csdarsOun. Ca,
urt 1914.
Pom County fair. Cedartown. Ca
OF 27.s1.
0cfagn County fair, Calhoun. On.
OFT. 2eea.
~ Artansins the cireuit better 81
eiaetioab can be occurred and the fair
all hlons ths Ire Sc beneNted.
a lbEoe ~ hands hss bsan Il work
On the AIR grounds beFa Tor some
time A honIevat6 haa bsea butt
around ne SsounAs ~ Omitted States
teae e4perts and the GROUNDS thor
04Ehig drained a
IAe basoball grpunda are being ~
bnilt R,,a InmbeE q being placed iog
~ new Efendstdnd
Hls f9ir next tan protnises 70 BE
the nm pne ever Nod n this county.
LhtRo DremiunAs WIN be offered and Z
peultSy building Addsd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
LOCAL OPTION coNrMura.
eesth cess,lpp Rpnste Kills PrehIbL
den Msaerfa.

'. = 4 NJ - d ~ ~
eoath ceFa,Ipp epastp Kills PrehIbl
tlea MeaNlfo, I.
csiumhia. 8. O.. Feb, N PerhnHs
tns mose impoFspAt mqtteF eeied ypgn
by ne gtate ealFts eafina ne week
wss ~ killing e az psphibiyiep hll
bra vote q % % "a. thns iHanBips
ne esniiauRnei a az. eegBlz dispau-
naTy ayptan. o. lpcel opsfDn law,
kpeYp &c ne Carer coshr4a act Cor
81 seass epptAeR ySar. Psohibitign
M psegiously NEE 0qteai n ths
heuep ~ . vote q g - 81. Thses
- heWeyeS, . preppsltion 70 Submit
No aseasieA q egpbipllspn ~ ne par
ole IL he primary nsxt ssmnaeg, 8
fesplutlon 20 TITS afgert hayinm aigeaav
been eaepkaa b ne senate. Il =
nov 40 "a TIE hoaae apa vtli b ON.
siaered early next weah,
Anqthsf impqgtant matter ttat sAS
senate has acted upon e a MIl prA-
yiaIng mr. ) liHftation q TIE hogrs %
work ~ failFoaa employees. AZ adcpt-
e the nsespTs y psaesiesily ne sane
a. ~ newly enaetea feAeFa' law,
WAleA provides Shat rsilSeaA empIsgaes
shaIl NOT woEh meFe than alEteen
hours cus u tvonty4eas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-12
Gomez pardons Brooke.

MoutgumeFy. Ala. Feb. lf.--H Y.
Brooke. state examiner. sentenced 10
isil Tor ten dsys ana fined Al Ln-
verne for criminal libel. has been par.
coned by Governor Conner 70 the en-
tesg OF tue ian Aeatencs. He will
have to pay the ane. however This
u the extent Of tie punishment do
served, the governor thinks,