davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
Objection to Disorder

WASHINGTON, April S.-The efforts
OF the American government to keep
former President Castro out of Venez-
uela, and away from the nearby main
land and islands, have every indication
of being successful.
Notwithstanding Casrro's deposition
as president. he has still great many
warm adherents in Venezuela, and it is
realized here that his return might be
made the occasion of a demonstration
resulting in the re-establishment of un-
settled conditions.
This government feels that Castro
ought not to be allowed to return to
venezuela or to be permitted to make
his headquarters at any of the sur
rounding ports.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
DICK CROKER RESENTS
NEW PROHIBITION LAWS
Former Tammany Boss Says
Americans Will Go Abroad

NEW YORK. April Commenting
tonight on the wave of prohibition leg
islation now sweeping over the coun-
try Richard Croker predicted that 1t
would drive rich Americans abroad,
whore more liberal views prevail
Europe. said he. can give us
pointers on personal liberty. Here we
stopped horse racing, one of the grand
est sports there is. We class It as a
crime. We legislate as to what and
when man shall drink The whole
question will resolve itself to this:
Well make our money here, but will
go 10 Europe to enjoy tt"
Speaking of the president Croker
said: Hell be more than equal to any
emergency this country may have to
face.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
.ModjeSkas Art Great in It's
Purity, Says Otis Skinner
Famous Actress Life and Work Free From
Blemsh, Declares Old Friend
By OTIS SKINNER

APPROACH discussion OF Madame Modeka life and personality
with hetan Those much little feel that nave
lost friend Her death individual blow To Ma
Mdjeska pleasant but
indebted to her for much that have achieved in the art OF acting whcn zen
her VINO nut 10,
Madame Moa would have met and So ana
socially, that the
tearing o ne
However the to pay
tribute add her worth woman an
acfres d Ia friend
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
WIDOW OF MILLIONAIRE
WILL WE'D HARVARD MAN
Mrs. Frank NJ. Avery Confirms
Report of Her Engagement

NEW YORK, April S.-Mrs Frank M !.
facturer of Chicago. who left her many
millions on his death, confirms the re-
port that she is engaged to James H.
Kidder of New York, a Harvard gradu-
ate and well known clubman. They
will spend their honeymoon at Newport.
where Kidder will take cottage. Mrs
Avery, with her mother, is at present
in tho city
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
SHROYER. NOT GUILTY
OF WOODAPPLE MURDER
Charge Dismissed With Con-
sent of the District Attorney
Especial Dispatch to The Call

IOpccfdI DLpdtch 10 he Call
NAPA, April S.-J. L. Shroyer, a vet
eran of the civil war, Il years of age,
who was charged with numbering John
Woodapple in the latter's house in
Wardlee canyon, in Napa county, was
ordered discharged from custody today
by Judge Gesford in the superior court.
This action was taken, with the consent
of the district attorney, on the ground
that newly discovered evidence upset
the case of the prosecution. Shroyer
was tried once on the murder charge,
but the jury disagreed, standing IL for
conviction and one for acuuittal.
Shroyer has been confined in the county
jail here for nine months.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
-wENrY -DoLLAR cLoTHEs
Gbe Brah
Gbas 1Seilns s. On
San 1fraririsrn,

G ood taste in the selection Of fabrics
goes long way toward making nice clothes.
By our ex lus5ye e undivided experience
We have acquired this recognized good taste
That is one Of the reasons why our clothes
haven't cot tbst department store look
We serve nothing here but mems clothes,
50 you get unadulterated clothes brain
from the worlds best clio thes makers.
Can you beat its We guess not
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
Knox Secures Expulsion

PARIS, April S.-The French govern
ment decided today to expel Cipriano
Castro. the former president of Venez-
uela. from the French island of Mar
Unique on the ground that his presence
there was likely to foment a revolution
in Venezuela.
This decision followed consideration
of cablegram from NJ. Jusserand, the
French ambassador at Washington, Civ
ing an account OF his conference with
Secretary of State Knox yesterday.
Castro will have the alternative of
taking refuge on one of the Danish
West India islands or returning to
Europe
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
RESTORE OLD DUTY
ON COTTON CLOTHS
--f-
Provision of Dingley Law Subs
stituted for Amendment in
Payne Tariff Bill
Tax on Silk Garters and Sns=
penders Is inadvertently
Increased

WASHINGTON, April s.-Because of
to the Payne tariff bill the house was
obliged today to sit later than usual
in order to insure action on the various
paragraphs coming within the scope of
the special rule adopted last Monday
before the final vote is taken tomor-
row afternoon.
When consideration of the Payne tar
iff bill was resumed the mica schedule
was stricken out and a new one sub
stituted. providing that unmanufac-
tured mica should payra duty of cents
pound and 20 per cent ad valorem,
and that mica cut or trimmed mica
plates and all manufacture of mica
should pay 10 cents per pound and 20
per cent ad valorem.
Steel ingots, blooms and slabs were
reduced from 1 cent to .S of cent a
pound. The ad valorem proposition on
boiler or plate iron or steel was
stricken out, and the duty made spe-
cific, in some cases the rate being re-
duced.
The rate on briar root. briar wood
and laurel root was increased from 5
TO 20 per cent ad valorem.
The tobacco schedule was amended
so as TO fix a duty, 75 cents pound
of unstemmed and 81 pound of
stemmed, on all filler tobacco imported
from countries which prohibit similar
importations.
Paragraph 31S of the bill, regarding
cotton cloths, was stricken out and the
provision of the Dingley law on the
same subject was restored.
jacquard figured goods for upholster-
ing, covers, etc, composed wholly or
in chief of cotton or other vegetable
fiber, were given protection by levy
ing duty of 80 per cent ad valorem.
A tax of As per cent ad valorem also
was put upon tire fabric or fabrics
used for pneumatic tires. The effect
of this provision will be to place the
duty on the long staple cotton used
in the fabric.
duty of 20 per cent ad valorem
also was put upon cotton bleached and
purified, whether medicated or not
The dividing line between the high
and low rates of duty on oil cloth and
Hnoleum was fixed at IL feet instead
of feet, as originally in the bill. 1t
was IL feet in the Dingley law.
The amendment restoring the Ding
ley rates of 40 cents per dozen pieces
and 15 per cent ad valorem on cotton
collars and cuffs was agreed to.
Because of an inadvertence in con-
solidating the paragraphs covering
laces and articles of silk and india
rubber the duty on binding, garters and
suspenders was increased.
An amendment which makes rice the
only exception to the Philippine free
trade provisions was agreed to by a
rising vote
The duty on basic papers for photo
graphic process was decreased 10 per
cent ad valorem. The duty upon wrap
ping paper was increased from 80 per
cent to 30 per cent ad yalorem.
The Dingiey paragraph placing a
duty on toy; was restored with a pro-
vision that only articles intended as
playthings for children shall be ad-
mitted as toys.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
CASTRO INDIGNANT.
has WOUND OPEN
Former President of Venezuela
Refuses to Believe France
Ordered Expulsion
Grave Personal Condition Fol-
lows Bursting of Scar From
Berlin Operation

FORT DE FRANCE, April s.-Shortly
after returning from drive through
Fort de France this morning. Cipriano
Castro became i'll. The scar left by the
operations performed in Berlin has
opened and his condition undoubtedly
is grave.
The former president of Venezuela
was informed today of the decision of
the French government to eXpel him
from Martinique. He appeared not TO
believe the news.
He is indignant at the course of the
powers in forcing him to land here and
prevent him from going to Trinidad,
and he characterizes this step as a vio-
latiOH of his nersnnal Iiherty
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
Poppy Excursion Down the Pen,n.u,,

One hour trip to Los Altos Reauti-
ful. sunny, green highlands. with cen
ter Of one hundred acres solid poppy
bloom. san Francisco's most charmin q
suburb. Excursion rates Saturday and
Sunday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31

Sung bleiben beiBt, feline Or.
innerungen nidt nit iih oltern loi.
len
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31
@etmiide Nabtthtem.
@on Sntereife fir Sebem int Sau
MntpntD.

Sn ieoer 3eitung oes aanoes L.
len Sic 8eideinigungen bon 8erlr-
nen in e~ntlegenen 8lasen, Sic pom
bieiem o0er ienem Mittel, fir ieoe
&ranfbeit furiert iein molten ODER
groBe 2inoerung erfabren boben.
Mber bier in San @ntonio peroffent=
liden mir mir 8eridte bon San
Intonio, bon Gan @ntonier 2eute1
gemadt oas 3eltenis gurer Sreur-
De, gea6born ooer Mitbiirgern.
st. @on5aGes, @arbier, 9oloroio
Ctr. San @ntonio, geras, iogt:
SD fano groBe 2inoeru1e our9 oen
@ebroud bon Doan's Nieren Atl-
len, ols i6 an acknowledgements
lit. Sic fltrierten cine aeclrte 24b-
ml1ne meines &iidens, pel6e bel
2euten meines @ei6aftes 10 getpohl1-
lid 1T uno %befreiten mid all6 pom
elmer Sdipierigfeit nit meinen Nie-
reu-@usibeioungen. Sd bin 1lr,l
i'm Stanbe, gut 81 idlafen nnb mein
geflnoen lit in leoer ge5iebung 5ei=
fer. Sd claude mild beredtigt orl-
bern Hieren=2eioenben ansuraten,
9oans @ieren=GilIen einen 8eril1d)
81 geben."
3um @erfauf BEL alien Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Milbltrn
60, Buffalo, Seem Dorf, alleinige
Qgenten fir Die Ser. 5taoten.
grinnert gud oes Namens :
Ooans = ur6 nebmt feine al1oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31

fonpent Ser 9robibitionspartei NOR
noh nur bon grfolgen Die Heoe,
uno auf Dem balb barauf itattge-
babten a%meiiabrigen aonpent Der
Mnti=S aIubn-9igo NOR BON einein
l1nunterbrpherrer1 unb ie LANCER lie
berrli6eren Siegeslaufe Die &eoe,
uno Die @usitdten ipuroen ols uil-
pergleidlid ~glan5eno geidiloert.
Man mar 10 begeiitert BON Ben Or
folgen", oaB Die baloige untermer-
fune oes Staates Sainois nit
iammt Gbicago's uno in ablebbarer
3eit Die Srodenlegullg Ser gan5en
Union propbe5eit muroe. Mal1 tat
Oaril1 gu piel oes @uten - oenn Die
u@erfaiiungsi6ladt bon Mlabal1a"
mar ibon gei6lagen = unb oos lie
bermoB ermedte Sen ginbrud, oob
man ii6 ielbit uno iein 8ublifuun
burh lautes @ei6rei ulp. iiber Die
idpere Nieoerlage I'M Siben unb
bie ionltigen &iididlage Ser lesteren
Belt bintpegtdniden moGte.
@enn bos oie abiid)t NOR, Darn
arbeitete Der .Srid" nidt, menig-
items nidt auf lanee. Denn iest per-
offentlidt oaifelbe &robibitions-g I-
TO, oas Dor einem Sabre 10 elm
or,ldspoll Die Omit Silfe Der Mnti
Saloon-2iga errltngenen) ugrfolge"
a~uf5ablte, cine grflarung bes @or-
iisenoen bes Breiie-@usi9ulles ser
Bartei, in Der Der uMnti 5aIoon"-
2iga in biirren @orten geiaet miro,
ie lei poaig auf Dem &ol5mege;
Nationale Hrobibition lei bas gin5ig-
M6tige; our6 2ofal Option laiIs
iid nielnals etmas Dauernoes err
reiden unb ale lire pieIberibnlten
grfolge ieien nur Sd e n=grfolge.
Gum 8eueiie miro auf Ole iiineitel!
@ablen in Maiiaduietts binselpie-
len. Sabre lang babe ntat, in bieier1
Staote nit p%ereinten &rdften ee-
tpaltige @uitrengungen genladt (llah
Dem Me5epte Der 2iga), uno mas
lei Ser grfolg? = in BEN 2ofal
Sptionl@ablen i'm 9e5emeber lcien
bier 5tabte Die friiber troden !ua-
rem = Sal Hiber, Seem Bedford,
marlborough nto @louceiter NIT 5u-
iamnen 100000 Ginpobnerr1 = in
Die Gteibe Ser .naiien" suriifgefebrt,
unb MIR 9aperbia NIT $4,000 Gin-
tpobnern lei, l,mgefebrt, trodell &C.
poroen; mieoer gu ben Naiien 5a1-
le, 9a1f elmer Mebrbeit bon 1870
Stimmen, iett ou6 mieoer @orce>
lter, oos Die er0bte prohibitions
itabt Der @elt genannt poroen mar
1lno ii6 5tpei Sabre lang elmer Gll-
BERT erfolgrei9en trodenen &egie-
rung e%rfreut bate!
go Serr CHARLES g.. Sones, Der
goriiser 6es nationalen YreBbiiros
Ser Hrobibitionspartei. Ct lagt ms
nidts Neues. Grotbem lit, mas er
iagt, bon erobter @eoeutuite. Germ
es lit oas erite Deal, bob bon probi-
bitioniitiiber Seite eingeitaltoen
miro, oaB Die 8robibition in Ser
lesteren 3eit idpere Nieoerlogen err
lit; es lit oie Mntiport Ser Mlten auf
Der Sungen friibere grfI6rung:
80 sebt's nidt." so eebt's crit
redt nidt," erflart oie Nationale
Brobibitionspartei. Dab ues" iiber-
baupt nidt geben miro, neil Sic
Waiie bes 8olfes fir Yrobibitlon
nidt 81 baben lit un6 int nebrieen
Die 8ernunft mieoer ourd5uoringen
beginr1t, bas ueroen natiirlih me6er
Brobibitionsparteiler nod @iinoler
5ugeben moaen. Mber iie nerben in
8ufunft borausfidtli1 penieer nit
chamber als gegeneinanoer miiblen,
inlb bas fam nihts idaoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31
Pripataliuii, 1875. gb,nre

8Stp Work, 4. n.
Rau estpdbne bic Freie YreNe !. Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31
aleim nm Mitternadt in ber
SGaemiihIc.

unbefiimmert nm Seudtisfeit, 3ug.
luft, Sturm uno &dlte, arbeitete @.
S. @tfins, als Nadtmadter in Ball.
ner Springs, Tenn. gr aog fid cine
idmere grfaltung su. Die iid aui
Die 2ungen mart nno muBte iblieB-
lid Die Irbeit aufgeben. Nad Der,
idieoenen bersebliden @eriuden, se.
braudte er Or. Sings Stem Disco.
bern. n0ad BEN @ebraud elmer
Slaide", idreibt er, neins id 10 &c.
FUND mie lie pieoer an Die Mrbcit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31
Mus Ser merifoni{den Sallbt

@us Der merifaniihen Saupt
ltabt miro gemeloet, oaB Der Stier'
tampfer @aona, Der Dor mebrerer
@oden gefanglih einse5osen mur'
DC, neil er fir ben SelbItmoro Ell
nes W1ohens namens 2ouije
Hoeder perantportIid iem ioIte, &C.
gen SteGuns elmer giireidaft Dor
$4,000 in 6reibeit geiett lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31
AaeitalbtilMne


~ ET Lraa-.lEaA f~
e&ipa1e, nerb6te gerfonen, essIaot bon Soft.
niiresIoIsiett nnb f9Ie4ten 2yduuien, erf4bS.
terben anstlhffen, Ryuft.a. giden. nnb Aopf.
unb 0ef.1tss Aatarrba Wasen6rh6en, etubibsp
tttopfasns; Ineigisti. erssasitn Biitsrn Serltlss.
finn erfobren aus benz rSweeMtirenMb", MD
etnfaM, fAneI nni ttllt6 allie innathrits
den 1erlmite mnb anbere Uslsem jueenb.
Itder Wertrruneen srRmtIt@ ee9eft unb
pslle Uefam1hdt nmt Orp9inn tpiebes.
trlanst tverben fDnnen. - Cans ueues
&etIperfakrta. Nsber jstn etener Mrst.-
9tefeS 9nltrsrbegtri4 intereYants unb Iepr.
bon jung pnS al, haann nHb Trau, ssisIsa
fpsrben fclIte. surr eesen Qtnfsfbuno bon ID
Gents tn @~rtefmarfen oerfeeeIt beooeen ntsbes
bon Der
Pripat9 liuii, 1876. Mb.nae
Hsm Dprh. d. n.
Wm esipdbne be Hrete Asreiie +. Seraa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31
Sur elm grpins ehiniu

0as lit 2nratibe gromo g1inin. Geb!
auf 11nteridrift g. @. @robe. ueberad
i'm @ebrdn6, grfdltuug in / Sag gu
hetle1l. 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31

0as Silberglodlein Der ain'
oer5eit bringt aruf burh Dos Stlrm.
ldl,ten 6es Qebens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31

@reif gutes @erf nar ber5-
baft an, uno ioat' es nidt geIiilsen,
10 biit on bod nibt i1lehter bralt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-31

@enn man nil, oaB Semorlb
oas ause 5uoriidt, briidt man ibm
etnas in Die 9anb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-01
GOSSIP.

Mrs Newhouse-Oh,~ You haven't
called since we had the Windows
and doors fitted with metal strips.
Mrs. Newlywed-N but | woul :
like to see how they work since
what you said that they shut out
drafts, dust, SCOT, rain and snow
and prevent rafting of the windows
and save considerable fuel
Mrs. Newhouse-Yes, we saved
$40 on our coal bill the past year.
Mrs. Newlywed-That's fine .Who
put these metal strips on for your?
Mrs. Newhouse-Mr. c. f. SchmiC
had his men do it, and his prices are
reasonable, considering the advan.
tages. You can reach him over the
old phone West 40. He is exclus.
i've dealer in both link and copper
strip. / like the Chicago copper
strips we have because they are put
on without taking out the windows
or making any alterations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-01
POWER PLANT AT
EAST MOLINE BURNS
Building. Totally Destroyed This
Morning With Loss of $4,000
viii Not Rebuild.

The plant of the. United Light and
Power company of East Moline was
burned to the ground early this
morning, when a fire broke out in
the building and gained such a foot
hold before being discovered, that it
could not be eXtinguished. 1t is
thought that the fire started through
spontaneous combustion and that it
got foothold among several barrels
of lubricating oil before it was dis
covered. When the Waterman finally
found it, the blaze had grown to such
proportions that the fire department
at East Moline was unable to cope
with it successfully and by morning
the building was burned completely
down. The fire was discovered about
1870 a. m, and it had probably been
burning for some time before that.
Arrangements were made this morn
ing to have the Peoples Power COM
pany supply the power and light
which the United Light and Power
company had been supplying. 1t is
probable that the plant will not be
rebuilt. The less on the building is
placed at about $4,000 and it is
partly covered by $4,000 insurance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-01
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 6:29. rises 5:23; moon rises
7:50 p. M; 1871 p. ~, moon in con-
Junction with Mars, passing from west
to east of the planet, only one degree
north thereof. Consultations visible.
$50 p. m. during September-over-
head. Cygnus. Lyra, Delphinus. Aqui-
la; north. Ursa Minor, Cepheus: north
east. Cassiopeia. Perseus. Andromeda
east. Aries. Pisces, Pegasus; southeast,
Aquarius, Piscis Australis; south. Cap
+ r1cornus, Sagittarius; southwest, Ser
pens. Scorpio; west. Hercules. Corona
borealis, Bootes; northwest. Draco
Ursa Major. Bright stars visible same
hour. with rank indicated-overbead
Deneb. 20; Vega. 6; Affair, 10: south
west, Antares, 16; west, Arcturus. :
Planets during September-Mercur
visible low in west after sunset from
the It'll till the Oath; Venus, brillian
in west. setting about 7:3O p. m; Mars
brilliant in east. rising in early even
ing; Jupiter near the sun and invisi
! BILE; Saturn rises in early evening
Uranus and Neptune always invisible
sun In constellation Leo till 18th, the
Virgo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-01
/. Boys and girls
shoes for school.
Our juvenile shoes
are made for grow
ing feet made to
give long service
made for comfort.
oROcK ISLAND. LII.

MERE are lots of people who come
to Rock Island and to this store who
wouldn't come if it were not for the
low prices we offer. They get taste of
doing business in a first class, dependable
store. They learn what courtesy and
satisfaction really mean; they find store
whose first interest is the best service
to every customer. They find the savings
here are enough to bring them back again
AMI again.
IFS a revelation to many-it makes
them our friends; we like friends in this
business
People who want to buy tine, best
goods, find the best here without. extrav-
aganCe If they desire 10 practice econz
ony, they find hundreds OF opportunities
here not found in other stores round about
u.s. This store is known to1be the best
store as we'll as the most economical
store in which to buy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-01
DAVENP0KTER ON
THE END OF ROPE
Klaus Harbcck Kills Himself a
Home on West Second Street
for Unknown Reason.

Klaus Harbeck. a well known resi-
dent Of Davenport, living at 1904 West
Second street, committed suicide by
hanging in the woodshed at his homs
yesterday afternoon. Dependency is
supposed to have been the cause. His
wife, who was away from home found
the body when she returned at
O'Clock, and life was extinct. The
dead man left note requesting thai
Undertaken Runge have charge of his
body, but did not explain the reason
for his act The wife and five grown
children survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-01
WANTSCONIRACT
MADE PUBLIC
G.. G. Wenger Starts Suit to
Annul Merger of Insurance
Companies.
SAYS ALL is NOT RIGHT
Officers of Fraternity Want to Per-
petuate Themselves in Offices
of New Organization.

Attorney G. c. WenSer of this city,
: has started action in the circuit court
to prevent a merger between the
Archaean Union Fraterns1 Life In
surance company, and the Manufac-
turing and Merchants Life assocla-
J ton of Rockford, ILL.,. and he wants
an Injunction issued TO prevent the
transfer of any money from the
treasury of the former organization
ito that of the latter. Mr.. Wenger
states in his bill that he is a mem
Der of Lodge No. % of the Archaean
Union, which company or fraternity
has it's head Office in Rockford. He
claims that at the February meeting
this year, the directors with the Of
ficers, planned to organize an insur-
ance company to be known as the
Manufacturers and Merchants Life
association, and that soon after
wards, he received a letter in which
he was told of the plan, and asked
to sign 4 document giving to certain
of the promoters of the new COM
pany. the power of attorney 1t is
the belief Of the plaintiff, that the
directors of the Archaean Union want
to transfer the business of the or
ganization to the new company for
the purpose of making it possible for
them to keep themselves in Office at
large salaries, which they can not do
in the fraternal organization. In adj
dition to this, it is claimed that the
new company's bylaws make certain
changes in the policies of the Arch
aean Union, which are not sanctioned
by majority of the members and
that for this reason, the bylaws have
not been made public.
Wants to See Contract.
The bill asks that the Archaean
Union and the Manufacturers and
Merchants Life association. be forced
to make public the contract which
is alleged to have been made be-
! tween them, and that the constitu-
ton and bylaws of the new organiza-
ton, be placed in the hands of those
who have policies in the former COM
pany. He also asks that an injunc-
ton be issued to restrain the Arch
aean Union from transferring any of
its funds to the new company and
that receiver be appointed to as
sumo charge of the affairs of the
Union. The bill was filed yesterday
afternoon.