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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
GATHERING
OF MECHANICS
Whole County to be Repre-
scented at New Brunswick.

New Brunswick, Nov. 25:-Repre-
sentatives from all of the fifteen
councils of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics in Middlesex
county will participate in the recep-
ton to be given under the direction
Of Goodwill Council, of this city,
here next Monday night in honor of
Rev. j. Morgan Read, state council
treasurer, and G.. A. Seele, state
council warden, both of whom are
members of Goodwill council.
The celebration will be held in
|Graham's hall and will be preceded
by a parade starting from Goodwill
council rooms in which from SEQ to
100 Juniors will march. The Mill
town Fife and Drum corps and Lib
erts band will furnish music for the
local councils, Goodwill and Good
Intent, and the following councils
will be in line, some accompanied by
a band or drum corps: Joel Parker
council, South Amboy, with 100
men; Riverside, South River, fifty
men; Charles l.. Walters, Midtown,
fifty men; Friendship, Dnnellen;
Puritan, Carteret; Middlesex, Perth
Amboy; Eagle, Spotswood; Royal.
Monmouth Junction; Anchor, Roose-
welt; Mechanics Home. Jamesburg;
M%etuchen, Cranbury and New Mar
ket councils.
Robert Carson, past national
councillor and a member of Good
will council, will preside at the
meeting. The state councillor, Rev.
Leslie l.. Hand. State Vice Council
Tor William II. Wakefield, State Sec
Rotary William Fl. Miers and Past
State Councillor William b. LaRue
win attend and make addresses,
Mayor John J.. Morrison, also a
member of Goodwill, will take part
in the exercises.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
BIG LAND-DEAE
AT ROOSEVELT
Forty Acre Tract Brings
S35, 900 Will Develop,
c;ar to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, Nov. 25.-One of the
biggest land deals ever made at this
place was contaminated early this
week and just announced today. 1t
involves a $4,000 transfer and d
forty acre tract of land in the heart
of the C~arteret section of Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Realty and Invest
ment Company, composed of five
leading Carteret business men, has
purchased the property owned by
George r. Gautz,. of New York, stu
ated on top of the hill in the center
of Carteret. it,.
Mr.. Gantz has owned the property
for the past thirty years and had re-
fused several enticing offers for the
desirable tract. 1t is understood the
Realty company will divide their
new holding into building lots and
place same on the market at once.
Thomas Brown, of Perth Amboy, at
tended to the legal siderof the sale
for the purchasers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25

The Sunday before Michaelmas day
saw. until recent times, a curious Gus
tom at Observation-Disclosures the
pa~rishioners attended iii force at the
parish church, armed with nuts, which
they cracked and ate throughout the
service. says the London Chronicie.
Nut cracking however, was not PEE
culiar TO Kingston. Goldsmith makes
his Vicar OF Wakefield say OF his
parishioners: They kept up the
Christmas carol. SEN true love knots
on Valentine morning. ate pancakes
at shroyetide, showed their Wit on
the first Of April, aHa r~@tsscr4y
cracked nuts on Michaelmas eve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
PUBLIC OPINION
Editor EVENING NEWS:

EQ1tOT GN GIStiSG NE
In your issue of Thursday after
noon / noticed an article concerning
myself and the arrest OF a huckster.
We admit that the majority OF the
present township authorities have
no use for Constable Michael Lewis,
and 1T may reasonable be presumed
from the actions of the present Off
cials. as published In the newspap-
ers, that men Of Recorder Martin
Ashley's type suits them far better
Now 1t appears that Constable
| Michael Lewis is an officer of the
township Of Woodbridgesduly elect
ed by the people, and is under
$4,000 bonds to the township for
the faithful performance Of the du-
ties of said ONCE.
He saw Frank Lahowiskis peddlinB
vegetables with a horse and wagon
at Glendale Terrace In the township
of Woodbridge, and recognized him
as an old offender, placed him. under
arrest. Lanowiski submitted to ar
rest and accompanied the officer to-
ward Woodbridge to Kinsey's corn
ler, where he got ugly and refused
to 60 with the constable. Lanowiski
got off the wagon and a tussle an
SuSSs Idi W1chA P<f uNA Ax1C I0ASNL
BILE several times with his whip. The
horse headed for an embankment in
the side of the road. The constable
ran to save the wagon from turning
over. AavVx ~ sn.s
Lanowiski started off on a run to-
ward Perth Amboy. abandoning the
horse and wagon Which lewis drove,
to Woodbridge and placed In the hv-
cry stable. He tffer Aswa0TsfaoutAsai
complaint before Justice of the
Peace John L. Dunn, who issued q
warrant for thesxaappTsheRsion eft
Lanowiski. who 1t now appears has
sworn out q warrant for the arrest
-r@ uu some Irumped up charge
in order to free himself. and It u
possible that rome or The Wood
bridge authorities had finger IN
this.
The last sentence Ia the article fH
your paper ID sizaplg ridiculous
Everyone knows or ought To know
thai tie power and Authority con-
/ feTred on police officers reaas es
foslewss Such police officers shaft
have the sans power and a~sst0bsafH
liu criminal cases, dis0rderIy rAsas
and the breaking 81 oxslEnaats I'D Ill
npw conferred BIZ Law GA
#f4fS8% 4 ~ xExzfx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
RicHEsoN NO LONGER PASTOR

Cambridge Church Accepts Resignation
Of Accused Minister.
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 25-At the
regular monthly business meeting Of
the members of the Emmanuel Baptist
church it was voted to accept the
resignation of the pastor, the Rev.
Charles v. T. Rieheson, who is under
Indictment for the murder OF Miss
Avis LinneiL Resolutions were adopt
ed to the effect that the action OF the
church was not In prejudgment OF the
murder charge.
Some Of the women members object
ed to the acceptance of the resignation
and the vote was not unanimous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
YEAR FOR TAR PARTY.

-Four kansans Who Applied New Cost
to Waman Go to Prison.
Lincoln Centre, Kan, Nov. 25.-The
three confessed members OF the s'tar
party" e. @. CLARK, Jay Frzwater and
Watson Scranton, were sentenced to a
year each In Jail by Judge Grover.
Ed Ricord. who drove Miss Mary
Chamberlain to the plaec whore she
WAS tarred, also was sentenced to one
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
AEROHAU TIGF RATION
WOULD REDUCE DEATHS
Special b. United Press Wirs.

bpecfnT bD United Ffess WfTs. FFF"f ~
Rome, Nov. 25:-Means and
methods of reducing the appalling
death list was the considerations eft
the International Aeronautic FEEDER
alton which opened a six days con-
vention here today. 1t seems likely
that a uniform system of~ exami1as
ton for pilots and a similar n to
determine the structural strength Of
machines win be adopted The fed
GRAFTON viii also take up the protest
of Grahame White over IRE awardS
ing to the late John-B. Moflsand
of the Statue of Liberty prize. Four
teen nations are represented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
POST OFFICE
ENTERED BY ROBBERS
spsosal 70 shs EVENING NEws.

New Brunswick, Nov. 25s-Fore-
ing entrance by cutting a panel OF
glass out OF the front door, burglars
entered the Clifwood, post office
early this morning and escaped.
Postmaster G. A. Wolse discovered
the robbery when he entered the
place this morning and informed the
county authorities of the affair.
Several dollars in stamps. seventy
FIVE cents in cash and a few cigars
were stolen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25

Don't you hate to sleep ID az upper
befthT
No: llke 70 sleep when I have to
take an upper herthaH-Chieago Record
herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
flia Wandarinna.

Strnuger@What wonderful tales old
I3Iinks relates! He must hare been a
great Traveller in his day. Native-He
waa eve outside The county In his
life; but. you see. his mind has wan.
aaraa fz years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25

What y u ideal manfD
Zone who Il clever enough to make
money and foolish enough to spend It. .
-variefY life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25

rroperry Man Did yeuf company
bare q long run In sqeedtnk2 Come
dlan-Tbey chased VI only two miles
osaA-snicago News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
100000 Members

Every reader Of this paper beiongs-and a meeting Of all tbs
Munnimakers Is going on right now-while each Munnimaker
opens up his copy of this paper ana scans the snappy, earn~
est, entcrprising Classified Ads for good tips and useful sug-
gestions. YOU are a member of the Muunimakers. Haven't
you something you'd like to sell to one of your oo.eoo fellow
members2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25

Here's q haispEA III lie soup. wsss
nia lie nlna ner
I'D JeAsB s2s 81 es.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
WEATHER

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
5 D. M. yesterday follow: 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-25
WON'T HEAD PRINCETON.
DR.. w. r. Finney Requests That Hi
Name Be Withdrawn.

TTNffTE BS
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 25.~Dr. John
NJ. r. Finney of this city announces
that he had requested that his ana
be withdrawn from consideration as
president of Princeton university sats
DR.. Finney said that he felt his work
In Baltimore, for which he believed he
was better fitted, was not done Yet.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
FIRE KILLS TWO AT CAIRO
Boarding House Destroyed in Early Morning ConfIaqrat. With
 Fatal Pssait0.

Cairo. Hl.-Two men were burned to death and one seriously hur in fire which destroyed q large boarding house conducted by Mrs Ida Hogan. AXel Branson, aged eo, 6ficklaFef, of Cairo. and Pilot Hubbard of Union town. Pa. are dead John r JacoX of Pittsburs. Pa. is in local hes pita suffering from severe burns.
 Several occupants Of the house nar- rowlE escaped in their Light clothes.
 Tie property was owned h2 Louis Heraert and was valued at about $l0.000
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
7O A9REE ON RECIPROCITY HINES A5KEO TO RESIGN
CHICAGO CLUBMEN MAKE WAR
 ON LoRIMER's FRIEND.
Trial by Union League Directors Is Postponed Until After U. S.
 Bribery Inquiry.

Chieago.-Edward Hines was in- vited To resign from the Union League club, but declined to do SO. The request, presented by director on the ground that the mmberman' s participation as a principal in the
 putting over of William LorimeH at Springfield had become a source of embarrassment to the club through the testimony of witnesses before the Helm bribery Investigating committee. clicted merely defiant retort
 When the clab official reported his inability To persuade Mr Hines to re- sign inc directors helf a meeting to consider charges previously filed
 There was general belief that the coming investigation by sub-commit- tee of the United States senate would add 10 the information regarding Mr. Hines conduct. as brought out by the Helm committee, It was decided therefore, to postpone the club inquiry for awhile. and the following reselu- tion was adopted,
 Resolved. That in view of the pro posed investigation of the Lorimer ease by he United States senate. the hearing of the charges against Mr Hines De deferred fo, the present and until the fur'3 action of this board :"
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
Rcno's Divorce Law Vcid.

Reno Nc4 Aeeir thcro IS co4mo- t'se II the divorce colony he4e with eight of the leading professors of an- tcrt tasioual law in he country assert iae that diyerces obtained in Nevada cn 2 .Ierc physical residence of six rtoe ir are null and void outside the e.at where they Were granted. ana that Aer-aas nbtainin4 diAorccs nf tnis kind do 70 in violation of the cons t tuition of the United States and actnal. le commit bieamy when they remarrN.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
NEW NEGRO KILLING MARK
White Section Boss Disposcs of Four and Conductor Gets Rest.
 Woun0ing Ninth.

La Branch, La N I. Boutclle and Green Storey are believed tc have broken all records for rapid and deadly revolver shooting, wlap al La Branch they shot and killed eight ne groes in ten minutes There was one wounded, which puts Storey's score a bit ahead of Boutelle.s.
 The negroes were members ota see tioH gang and Feuselle k foreman The blacks con cIyed a hatred far the boss and plotted 10 kill him il k said Thy engaged in fieht among hem. selves, and when Bout6llc Wsaed over 10 stop the rev they turned upon him and one struck him over fhc head with a shovel Ro"telle fe1l but sat Hp and before he finished risine to his feet had sfos four times and killed four negroes
 Green S5afe. q conductor. heard the loud talking amons lhc aeGrocs He ran down he track and arrived just as Ron=cHe finished shoofMe Sto. eeA killed fear negroes and wounded another Ulth sjA shots
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
l4ints at SaVacerY.

If the matter is acted upon favor a,Ig. all will be settled amiea5ly. if not. | shah sise to the world the full reports of the acts of savagery com mittPd in Turrgon.
 Hls lepors. only synopsis O. which has lecn giXaH out, k tull of horrors; of maN tom to pieces between horses; heads cut of and pitched iHto the streets; meE sliced 10 pieces, of the refusal Of rebel officers 10 sto9 the slaughter
 Il is frightened by the heroic acts oi one American women. one young Mex iean girl and by the courage of the American consul, who brayed death 10 threaten the rebel chieftain if ne did not call off his soldiers.
 Tine American woman thgeW her arms about a Chinese hoy, pursued by the mob, and dared his assailants tG touch him. The Mexican eirl hid nine Chinese in her house and kept them there after har own father had been murdered for protesting against the slaughter of Chinese.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
Larqe Sums Stolen.

The real truth about the thcfta Is sid to be that Warrincr got only sl0,000 of the $G43.000 which he is popularly believed 10 have stolen.
 According to the men most interest ed in the aequttal of Cooke. more than s2,0O0,00O was stolen. and the additional statement is made this u4oney was not taken for Warfiner s financial schemes, hut for the men higher up." Cooke says he will startle the world of finance when he is called The indietmen against him, he says. was got so these men could have an easier way ont of their trou, sae and part of the blame Tor the shortage could be laid q his door.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S WILL DE
 CIDE POLICY IN CAUCUS.
No-Amendment Forces Outnumber Those Who Would Add Free List
 to Agreement.

Washington, D. G.-Thrce important eaucuses will be held in congress this week
 The senate Democrats will decide their course on the Canadian reciproc- fly agreement The house Republi- cans will map their policy toward the Underwood wool bill. The house Dem ocrats will take ID the question of adding in minor particulars to their legislative program.
 The senate Democrats are to dcterm- inc first whether the free list bill shall be offered as an amendment to reciprocity, and. secondly. whether the Democrats shall offer any amendments to the reciprocity bill at all
 Senators pailey. Simmons and Clarke of Arkansas favor attaching the free list bill 10 the Canadian agreement. but Williams, Stone and Kern of the finance committee oppose such course The Democrats opposed to offering any kind of amendments considerably outnumber those who do.
 In the house on Tuesday, the Re publcanS will discuss what shall be their attitude toward recommlment of the Underwood wool bill The ques- tion to be decided will be whether the Republicans shall offer motion to recommit with instructions to increase the rates in the bill.
 If any considerable number of Re publican insurgents are opposed 10 such reeommittal the motion which would only emphasize the division within the party on the wool schedule will not be made
 Wednesday the house Democrats will caucus on emergency matters ot minor importance
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
S50O,GO0,000 IN BALANCE
If u. S. Sues Before Old Laws Are Repealed Title of System Will
 Be Perfected

Washington Just as the gov ornment IS sitting in for the big eest leeal game il eyer played. the discovery is mace that il is bound To lose and the Southern Paerfic railroad 10 win $500 C000e0 if the play goes on.
 The stakes aae a great arel of Cal ifornia riches oil lands. They were granted Q fhe -aimoad win a clause in the grant expressly excepting all mineral lands. save those containing coal and iron Most of these lands were patented 10 the grantees more than slz years ago
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
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All Over Arkansa,
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BIG MORTGAGE IS FoRFe,
Case Involves POP Tracts o,,
 Montgomery Cou,tv "a n

Little Rock.-A forecIosnro
 POP tracts of land in Mortoo'pO upon county, consisting of lO,5o7 aas. aouiefE satisfy claims amounting tn v'. sr, ,.. 10 was decreed by Judge Triebe,F Ftl'OVV' United States circuit court Tho ." u. 'e was that of the Detroit Iumber c SaSe pany of Detroit, Myra (. Ferpuso. 'ouI, . Eva Stone against the Paddoct c aua mill Company. which. up to ahont DaN' @ years ago, had been operatir ''o lnmher plant near raddo con Montgomery county. The eom,. l failed two years ago and the pta, p,a. and all the lumber on hand N,@l. " turned over 10 the Detroit Irr, aS Company, under whose managemo,. o, il has since been operating .,Su' Ts plaintiffs ste for the yalqe q, .s s' land, which they owned. ami tro" ' which the timber was cut hy t
 Paddock Company, which was ord.,as sold within the next to dar5 D
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
ORlENTALS DEMAND f2,o0o, GOO PE- sos FOR ROBBERY. AND MAS
 SACRE AT TORREON.
SAVAGERY DEEDS TINTED
Formal Apology, Aid to Families and Punishment Are Insisted Upon 25o Chinese Were Murdered
 by the Insurgents.

MeAco city-N C1luysc cruiser l. on the way To Mexican port and FOOT. .00o pesos damages and indemnity will be demanded of the Mexican gov nmcut for the robbery and massacre of &5o Chinese in Tor rcon end other parts of tine republic during the revolution.
 The Chinese charge d'affaiees gave she was dead her death was not ex- terms the intentions of the Chinese government and declaring that orIv his friendship for the Mexican govern ment and for the cause of the revolu. ten. coupled with a hope Of ample and prompt satisfaction to China. pre- ver7el his giving th. full details to the wo'ld. He nsed the significant sentence.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
GOVERNOR IS A WITNESS
Marshall of lneiana and Secretary of State 10 Appear Before Grand
 Jury in McN5mara Case

indianapolis Ind Snbpocnas were served on Governor Marshall his secretaff Mmk ft,stIefa~aile; secre- tall of state Lew C Ell.u2ham and Frank N SamaeIs manager of tele. graph company to appear before the grand my S2HdaN to iostifA in the alleeel kilnapine of !. ]. M"NWmara, secretary oi the ua6onal Asaoc- atioa of M.dee and Structural Iron Workers. from this city and taking him to los Angeles where he is held for ee@Rliclt> m alleged dynamiting OutTd"eS
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
One Man Killed and Three l,;,..,

Monticello.-O One man was kn,., and three men were injured in . shooting scrape that occurred aSor, 15 miles southwest of here. Han,r Wimberly was killed, his brotbs. George Wimberlr, was seriously in Jured. and George and Joe Hood ws,. wounded. It is thought that all tbrss of the wounded men will recover m. trouble between the Hoods and Vim. befly's arose over business mism. derstarding, George Wimberly ii s said, engaged to work a share cro, for George Hood. but becoming dis. satisfied. he gave up his crop and dp. handed pay for the amount of wors he had put i'll. This led to the fatal quarrel.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
Negro Convicted of Arson.

TeXarkana.-Amos Moore, negro. was convicted at Boston and given sentence of five years on charge Of arson. Moore is alleged to hare Sc, fire 10 the house of E. c. Phar in August. 1909. The fire was oae of a number which greatly puzzled the authorities at that time, and eyer effort was made to run the guilty par ties to earth. The negro. when frs, placed in iail, made Il sensational cor fession. involving certain prominel; white people, one af whom was ar. rested, but was subsequently dis charged from custody when the regro sepUdiated his confession.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
MAN IN BIG FOUR RAILROAD SCANDAL PRO NlSES TO EX-
 POSE HlGHER-UPS.
MARINER TO BE WITNESS
Mrs. Ford, "Woman in Case,' So It Is Stated, Also Will Accuse Prs oner in Trial at Cincln-
 natl, Ohio.

Cincinnati, Edward Street Cooke. one of the principals in the Big Four railroads $G43,00o embez- clement scandal. for which the former treasurer of the Big Four, Charles L. Warriner is serving q siX-year term in the Ohio peni entiary, was placed on trial on a charge of emhezzIing s.000O from the railroad. At the time of the alleged offense Cooke was Mariners chief clerk and is al legged to have blackmailed Warriner out of the amount.
 \ hearing replete with sensational climaxes is expected as Cooke's chief Pccnser will be Mrs. jeannette Stew art Ford, the woman in the Warriner case. and Warriner himself, who has been brought from the penitenttarN as a witness
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
To Reclaim 52,ooo Acres of Land

Helena Bids will be opened with, in the next l0 days for the consuuc tion of another 4u-mile drainage can al. the cost of which will aggregate S9S.0O. and which will drain the en- tire northern and western end O Phillips county. The details Of a re cent meeting of the board Of drec tors has just been made public anl concludes the final work on a laOor covering a time area of upwards C' three years in work Of preparation oi Beaver bayou district
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
will Omen Slate Mines.

Mena.-George w Chaffee o' ,.4 o3 lahoma City and n C. Jones o' ,. M. more, owners of the American '@. 's. Company. which controls eA'e''%s Y,.t slate mines near here, were here an. week and announced that tpe '~ U. pany had purchased all neeessa'' ao. chinery to begin operations a' va Ta- Experienced slate workers rom ,,, , mont will be brought here u the mines.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
3.2I9 BODIES TO BE MOVED
Federal Soldiers in Texas Cemeteries Will Rest in National Cemetery
 at PineVille. La.

AeAandfia. La Three thousand two hundred and nineteen bodies ot federal soldiers. bQried in cemeteries in different parts of Texas, are to be moved to Piucyjllc, La, near here for reburial in he national cemetery u that place
 The work of d'sinterment transpaFH. ing and reburidi will be heg6n within ten days and will require about lnree months to complete
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
BIBLE LAWS ARE REPEALED
Supreme Court Of kanaas Oec ides AqaiGet Lawyers Who Quote
 Moses in Waterworks Case

Topeka. Ka> The Kansas peme court holds that the Kansas Gtty. Mo watcrwotks was subject to taxation tno same as foreign manlctrup.es that came into Karsas IS private II dividual- The Missouri lawyers pleaded .he laws Of Moses as bear ing c n the case. bu; the supreme bearing on the east, bat 5he supreme court held that the ata,utee Of Kansas had repealed the Bible laws
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
eaales, Conventlon Closes.

Little Rock The Eagles state con Xention closed here Fort Smith was selected for the 1912 meeting. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: John E. Narre ol A- tie Rock. president; Edgar Brewster Of Pine Bluff, vice president. W t. Hutton of Little RoeK, secretary Al Gunther Of Hot Springs, treasurer Pr. w. D. Bnckner of Little Rocs' chaplain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
kansss clty PraYs for Ram.

Kansas City Mo Prayers for ran were made in practically all of the churches here. Pastors Of churches u other towns in this vicinity also ia- clrded this petition in theh prayers Crops ara suffering in the Soa'hwcsf.
The Nevada County picayune., 1911-06-16
Mcdonald Brothers Are Ind'te' D.,

Fort Smith-As was eNpe'''"5 '5 ia reported, the grand jury re'0iu'p pich dictments against both John ''la tsen ard Mcdonald, brothers charfiHs acoe with first degree murder III ',,vnrsl tion with the killing of heft ras here last week. No indit'ale'' u.o returned against Hemy JoaaseD' ,ins was with the McDonaids at las re of the murder. and he has e,e' ,par leased from iail. It IS ss.o yo1r Johnson gave seasauonal 'e Lb against the Mcdonald broiaess ''
 hearing before the gr"nd laf.'