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Newspaper Page TextJoan.'"" ol u. gt ROSEBURG REVIEW BAROAJN MOTH Th greatest newspaper bar. fain aver offered the people, dee big ad. Call or pbooe 8U. Stick to good old Kooeburg Proa perily U, due; Tho new and growing Koseburg will et U k by ou. VOU XIX. KOSKlll'IMi, OltKtiON, WKIIi1MV KVKNIXt!, Jl'I.Y i!tl, IU1II. .. VM. I JlTNtY CAR AFIRE WHILE ' ENR0U1E HERE LAST EVEN- ING; DRIYER IS BURNED Public Service Commission Met at Sutherlin this Morning American is to be Expelled by -: -' British Authorities ! burned finally attracted attention, ' the entire rear of the vehicle I seemed to be enveloped. In an in stant the car was stopped and both , Mr. Cage and LtridKu Inspector ! Duffy, his passenger, fell to extln- ' 1 . mulshing tho flames. With the as- sistaiue of other parties they finally AllirLc Pumanv WaaiI anil in II smeeedeil, however, but not without Igniting probably from sparks shaken from a pipe a few minutes before, a tiro which had Murted in the rear of the jitney car owned by George W. Gage, reached a height of several feet and was dangerously threatening both the car and its oc- u pants, when it was suddenly Uis- -overed near Shady Point enroute hero last evening. When the unfamiliar odors of the peiljon(rs CUIOlfd tadt xfRSivf R.t WW wui ii iuc d vuti- onus il"u'J WATER USERS WERE INVOLVED FORMER ROSEBURG MAN SAYS SAWMILLS HAVE - HELPED BIND COUNTRY MTUf UJiTPUCnV BAGGAGE CARS WERE Mr I1AI bntni .fDncc oinCT Irtlllll HUIVJJ UltlUUL UNITED STATES ASKS REASON loigitval Tbroars Woods Were Repulsed; SaullGii. Claimed Near Hill 304 PETROGUAD. July 2C. It announced that the Russians have raptured Krzlngnn. There were Binall advances against tho (iennans north west of Haranwitch during a fierce battle. The enemy were repulsed after crossing; tho river t'hara. The capture of Krzlugan clears the Turks from Armenia, and opens the path for an advance across Asia Minor to the peninsula. The Rus sians repulsed German attacks in the Keninerno region. Tho Germans lost heavily. The statement said tho Rus sians aro closely pursuing; tho Teu tons in the Slonevkl district. i American Kiellel. I LONDON', July 26. The British ( authorities informed Ambassador j 1'age this afternoon that S. S. Mc t'lure, an American publisher, must leave England Saturduy. The British dislike -Mcl'luro on account of hisj activities In Germany." McClure arrived aboard the liner Philailei severe burns being sustained by Mr. Gage. Both his hands weru badly aL-urviieii nun il was ucLcnoui; iu . ..,!.. ,u ,,,i.. , i1...i.i,n i sient today taking on arriving in the city. The car was on Its return hero af ter picking up Mr. Duffy when the was accident happened. Both men be lieve it Ignited from tho sparks from the pipe. The damago is said to amount to about $-5. . !,. t'obh, formerly of Rose burg, but for the past two years a resident of Bend. Oregon, arrived here last evening from bis ranch near Kellogg, where he spent the past couple of days. Ho was accom panied here from Bend by Mrs. fobb and children. Mr. t'obb left for Bend this afternoon, while Mis. Cobb and children will remain In Koseburg until later in the season. Mr. fobb says all the mills in the Bend vicinity are operating at full capacity, and that practically I Ron men are employed In the two largest plants. These men receive fair wages, and are apparently contented with conditions at tho present time. Mr. t'obb savs thero is no doubt Frank J. Miller, II. 11. Corey nnd;,mt t1(, m;, hnve proven a great 1.. D. Leeds', of the Oregon Public i boon to Bend, us w ell as other cities Service Commission, arrived In I o( central Oregon. Rosehurg last evening and left tills H,,ttoii to tho mills, Mr. Cobb morning for Sutherlin, where they say8 u,.n,( ia surrounded by some evidence in tnejV,,rv fertile farm land, which if petition Initiated by the ranchers of properly cultivated will return that vicinity who have objected to handsome profits to Its owners. Charged for Water for lirigalioo Pur poses Muih Evidence laken State Appropriation to be Asked by Local Sportsmen NECESSARY LAND IS DONATED The Hdlihery Was Inspected Tuesday by S. C Bartrum, Henry flatta and a Number tf Other Business Men EIRST TIME ON. TUESDAY! paying what they dei-lure arc exorbi tant prices for water for Irrigation purposes. The land owners were u'presented by Attorney It. 1... ICdriy, while Attorney Klbert Hermann ap peared on behalf, of the J. K. Uise Land Company. In the petition filed by the Slither lin Vail mission, Much of this land ran be purchased, according to Mr. Cobb, at "what the people of the I lend couutry. consider reasonable prices. 1 Mr. Cobb says his brother, Thomas, who is employed In the bank at Hen if. f enjoying the best of health and is well pleased with land owners with the eom-l conditions there. V. I. Cobb will two distinct tomplalntu . u.ml most of his time Here for the Word was received hero this morn hut to t he effect thai the Cmpiiua liner bridge on the line of the Wil lamette l'acifie Kail road w as um d yesterday Tor the lirst time when tlu mall and baggage cars were trans f erred across thu bridge on lale work. It Is expected that this arrange ment will enable tho engineering tie partmeiit to establish a new schedule 4i minutes shorter than the present running time bet weeu Mars hi ield and Kugeue. Ily use of a cable the baggage and express cara are pulled across on th false work, doing away with the loading and unloading necessary heretofore at crossing tho river by boat. Tho .feat was accomplished without accident and Is expected to be a daily occurrence hereafter. Passengers will use the river boat for some time yet. No 4 lumen will tie taken by the company bt lor bridge is actually completed. Gen. Pershing's Scouts Failed to Encounter Mexican Troops the watching si iimakini:. IIAl.TIMOIli:, July if.. A fast British motor boat Is moored near the licntiuhinnd ready to warn the bloekndcrx w hen the dash starts. Canning Demonstrations Please Members of Industrial Clubs CANNING LEAM IS ORGANIZED ,1 were set out. It was claimed hy the next few petitioners that they were unable to irrigate at certain times or the year because of a lack of water, and second, that the prices charged by the l.use l and Company are un reasonable, even though water was available. Milch of the evidence taken at today's heating centered about the condition of the Sutherlin irrigation ditches at certain times 01 the year. It was contended by the petit loners tbnt w ater is not available during the "dry" season, and consequently they should not be compelled to pay tho assessments levied against tliom as a result of weeks. STAGE All DITCHED Car Enroute to Peel Overturns uhla yesterday. Tho British also riwobc foiin v Hat fuir-li il ol ROVS the Irrlcation concessions nlan to exnel on Saturday Thomas, 4 The l.nso l.a Kelly and wife and Joseph hmith, held aboard the Philadelphia at Liverpool. They brought Irish re lief funds. Information Asked. WASHINGTON'. J"')- !! It n learned that tho (iovernment intends to ask (Ireat Britain why they re fused to admit Thomas Kelly and and Girls nrolled in Industrial Clubs ef Stale; Pupils Enthusiastic MEL THOMPSON HAS CLOSE CALL and Company submit ted evidence tending to show that water is available. at all times of the year, and that the prices charged are about the .e s ' l' d by Q(Uf(j par 0jxonvje ((far SctTt not only' be abb, to stock the streams ; Hon ditches throughout Oregon and S. ('. Itnrtrilm. Henry llarth and a number of other Hnseliill-g men re turned here last night from the North I'mpiiua Klver where they passed the d.iy !:i?pccti;lg the insti tution and gathering data with ref erence to the movement now on foot to enlarge the present llsh hatchery so as to produce steelheads and other varieties of trout which under pres ent condition aro brought here from oilier hatcheries of the state. Mr. llartruin and Mr. llarth had unite an extended talk with Superin tendent Smith, of the hatchery, and the lalier gentleman offered to do nate -il acres of land to the state In I the event an appropriation was made j to increase the present fuiililics of 1 tho hatchery. This land adjoins the present hatchery site and Is ctinsld ' ered quite valuable by both Mr. Iiarlruin and Mr. llarth i The matter of securing an appro i in hit ion from the slate to enl I tho North I'lnpiiua hatchery was i taken up here some time ago and I several petitions were laler sent to j '(inventor Wllhyconibe anil the litem- hers of the State Game and Msh , Commission. It was estimated at the time that an appropriation of $! 2,11011 would be needed to make the necessary improvements. Local j sportsmen who are Interested In the movement are of the opinion that .,.,. c .i.e. ... the North Cmp'iun hatchery should O.Stlllt MtQMey NfUuff Sj)S the SlipiM produce not only salmon trout, lull steelheiiils and mountain tront as well. Ilv making tho Improvements outlined, the local hatchery would TWO CONVICTS WOULD ESCAPE Sdlrm Ptrilratiary Was the Strae of "Near" fsiape MeiuLy Night Wrhrn Covered With Guns Coniicls Surrendered K-Judge Morrow's Decision Blow to Prohibition Law COU'MMI'S, July it!.-General Trevlno has wllhdrawn his cavalry patioh; from the vicinity of the American lines in northern Chihua hua, lielieral I'etsli ilig's scouts failed to cm ounter the Mexican troops for maliy days. Kears of a repetition of the Carrial Incident are entirely gone. It ii, not known whether the Carran.fstas were withdrawn for the Villa campaign southward. Quarter masters ol the New Mexico and tho Massachusetts militia aie preparing requisitions for winter clothing and tent stoves. Protect the lhnle-r. WASHINGTON', July I'ri'sl ilent Wilson wrote Mrs. Henry Smith, oi Indiana, saying tho militia bor der servicer, were "necessary to pro tect tile I niled Slates and wcro not no rely lor tlrtll pilrposeB. COW It TS lISt') KKi:i). Court Should Pass on This Case Wimh Is Held to Be Very Important Miss Helen Cownlll of the exten sion department of tho Oregon Agri cultural College spent yesterday in wife and Joseph Smith. Ambassador j n,e t-lty giving canning demonstru- rage's report was received this morning. j 1'iwleres Heportw! Captured. I LONDON. July 20. The British have raptured Pozieres. Oeneral llalg, reported that the "whole city, is in our hands. Westward the ter ritorials further advanced, captur ing two strong trenches." Pozieres' ( capturo endangers tho Hermann neai Thiepval. The Hrltlsh encircling, movement weatwnrd may forco a new tierman retreat. Ilrltisli Miule (ialns. tions at the Kullerton and Uenson schools. She w as at Kullerton s. hool in the morning and found the mem bers of tho club very enthusiastic about tho work and twenty parents ill attendance. A canning team was organized there and will continue the ork under the direction of .Mrs. Carrie K. Itutner. club adviser, and Mrs. Cregg, director of the team. The Kullerton school girls worked Industriously all morning and achlewd splendid results in tlie canning of plums, rhubarb, apples other western states. The commission will take the evi dence under advisement, and it will probably be some time before a de cision will be forthcoming- of Other Wreiks-Oiiver Was Mjking first frip SI'.AIlt'll KOH COKI"SI-:S. CI.KVKI.AN1). July 2fl Hescue work was resumed :til hours after the waterworks tunnel disaster. Res cuers aro attempting to llnd the 11 corpses. Klectric mine lamps were Installed. ol southern and western Oregon, nui iiiiiny trout could be sent to other pans of the state for distribution. SI IT WAS I II.K.II. The unexplainablo cl which envelop the cat all automobile uccjileiit often lead to serious ceuiiistuncrs, se of nearly ; and whieli ;-otlsetUenres UKKI.1N. July 26 It was offl-! alJ berries.- rlallv admitted that the lirltlsh cap tured Pozieres "after a stubborn light." The allies were repulsed In the Poureaux wood and the Longue-val-Trones woods. It Is claimed there was a "small advance' tho French at Hill 304. At Benson school the afternoon was devoted to canning cherries anil ten quart!! of these were don in and ASKS KIVOUCK AND AI.IMONV. short time, all perfectly packed with a beautiful, clear coloi.' against i Thu canning outfit and many or tne ingredients were furnished by Mrs. O. C. Brown, the club advisor of the Loyal Leaders. Mr. K. II. Churchill helped the work greatly by contributing a set In the can ning process. tne meuiou useu in putting up fruit was sclentille as well as Interesting and obtained the best results in efficiency and the finished product. It takes the girls nuike a team, and these are an LANE COUNTY WOMAN MAY BE THE SISTER Of PRESENT HUSBAND Mrs Viola Pogtie today brought suit for divorce In the local (,'ircuit oi ten lifters to bo used Court against C. W. Pogtie, her hus band, upon grounds of cruel and In human treatment, together with Im moral conduct. The couple were married at Harmon, Idaho, in 1SH4. hi kin. resided in this county for tion to asking for a decree dissolving tho marriage contract, also seens permanent alimony in the sum ol $20 a month. She alleges her hus band has property worth $.'.0i. to several years. The plaintiff . In addi-! assigned places according to their ability anil wnai tney can no me oi.. and quickest. They nre plareii at a the rtishes and grades the fruit, in second gill blanches the fruit, dips it in cold water ami assists In . lean ing up. It then is parsed to the third rl who finihhoK nn paring It In Ten vnune Deonle of the city early i,atevei form it Is desired for th this morning went to Aieimuri ' KAUI.Y MOHMNti IM.l'NtiK. A press dispatch from (llohe, Ariz., tells of a case wherein a former Ku gene girl married a man whom she; now believes to be her long-lost' brother, and the dispatch says that' she and her husband are now on their way to Kugene to ascertain whether or not their supposition Is correct The dispatch says: Mrs. Itoger W. Newton fainted to day when she saw evidence that seemed to pro e that the man to whom she was married nine years ago Is her full brother, elder by two years than herself. The discovery came through the an old trunk a picture of bis by the wife as uwn lather and park, whom they enjoyeil a piunge in the cooling waters of that de lightful stream. A half hour later the members of the party prepared a sumptuous breakfast, which was served on the bank of the I'mp'iua. The unique event was much enjoyed, and other similar gatherings will probably be arranged during the summer months. ' , o " .miDKNTAI.I.V SHOT. long table and the tirsl girl wasnes )ul!,,n, s finding In a locket containing parents, recognized a photograph of he mother. The locket was the only connec tion with the past left with Newton In Ism. when, a child of three years. lir. Knott, of tilendale. was called to F.den Valley, about 1 miles west of West Kork, today to attend a Mr. Davis, of Itemote, who was accident ally shot at that plac e. Details were not learned eicept that the bullet pasted through his arm and peue trated bis body. The latter wound war thought to be not very serious PAII.W.VSIS INCIlKASIMi. NEW YOKK. July 21 -Tho health officer reiwrted that Infantile par alvil has Increased. Thero were IS! new cases and S.1 deaths during the past day. There has been a to- of 3200 cases and (! deaths. ,nn The tOlirtn g:ri last's ii iu pick, and this requires skill and eifiriencv to obtain the best results. The fifth girl attends to the syrup, si os that the fruit Is sterilized, and si als It ul. This, then. Is the pro cess of a jar of fruit done by the canning team from start to finish. Tin penentagi upon which the Jcilging ot the oik is bas.-d Ir, 2U iici cent (or each ot tho following qualities: Skill. neatness. speed, team wink and the finished product Two teams were organized at the li-nson school yesterday and the bi.vs are planning to have a team of Ite-ir on whhh will co'np.te with girls. Both sides are so cumu li. at it i I I"' interesting 10 he was placed In an orphanage in Spokane. Wash. He was adopted by a coii. le who gave him their name, and who moved to Wisconsin. After he left college, Newton's business took him to Portland, tire gon, where he met Miss Kllzabeth Porter, then attending a seminary. They were married. Tho couple came to lilohe four months ago. They have started for Kugene. (Ire , there to meet tllll-e fthoill they now belee to be their father and mother. Itl spite of the most experienced of drlers at the wheel, were apparent ly as important iu the accident this morning which resulted in the Peel Itnsebiirg auto slime taking the ditch a qnurter mile iiotih of liiiion ville and giving Mel Thompson, the driver, one of the most thrilling ad ventures In his long career as ex-1 pert rhaffeur. j Recently employed by Kd lllnkle ! proprietor of the stage line, to drive the big car to Peel and return each t day. Mr. Thompson this morning set i out to make his llrst H ip alone over I the route In record tiiee. Having an acquaintance with every point along Hie road from his many years of driving, be expected to encounter not the slightest cause for accident to the machine. He reached the scene of the accident about H:!"' o' clock and was said to be making ex cellent time without attaining any :ensatlonal speed. As he rounded a slight tarn. It seel I the rear of the car passed over some material uhi'li was loos. and threw the car to the side of (In road. The natuial incline of the road towaids th" ilil li also made It hard to st.-ar the heavy machine back Into tin road again, and for a distance of ai.iiut lie fed the car traveled closer and .loser to the edge, Kinallv tlo- loo-e diit again throw the rear video's further to th side, and this time l he ilrlier wa unable to hold the th.o llllie to the road. The pit. h ow i the side ,is abrupt and the cir foil a dilati.e of about six feet straight down. In going over it must haie turned our once completely and half out again, as the position of the car In the nater aftorwar.ls Indiiated. The loft front wl I a .otnpletety tbldlo.l. the w indshield as smashed, but otherwise the damage was slight Mr. Thompson was uninjured and as ...on approaching 'be Dlxonvillo store a few minutes later, when it'ontinueu on rage Sl ) S. A. Salifor.l. acting as trustee of the old Kirs! Natl il Bank. Tu."- ,lav filed a suit in the Circuit Court against II. C. Agee. The plainlilT seeks to recover approximately $V no. i. which lie alleges to be di i a promissory note. Interest an I at toinev fees are also asked by the plaintllf. MARSHflELD PEOPLE MAKING GREAT PLANS EOR RAILROAD JUBILEE Arrange ills will have to be made for tlo- ac oiu ulodatlon oT lualiv more people at the railroad celolua Hon at Coos Bav, August 2 1. 2f. and 2'i, than expected by the. people of the cities on the bay, according to S S. Jennings, member of the coiiitnll lee on publicity at North Bend, who was In Kugene yesterday, says the K.ig. ne It. gistor Mr Jennings and tainily arilwd in the city shortly af ter nocn, having motored over the mountains to Itoseburg and thence to Kugene along the Pacific lligll- wav. He was due at Salem to li t with the Commercial Club of that city last night and expe ls to reach poriland tomorrow night. Mr .lenuingl learned afler reach Ing Kug.no that this city expects t. send twice as many people to the col. Illation as bine hoen expected by the iimmltteos at Marsbfield and North Bend, and If Portland. Salem and the other valley cities send us large delegations In proportion there will he several thousand outside visitors there. The fust llav Of the celebration will be held at Ninth Bend, a'coi.l Ing to Mr. Jennings, the second dav will I..- Coos Coiiutv .lav and the third .lav will be Ma rsh f i-hl day. In cluded In the rcitiiros of the enter tallllliont will be ex. llislolis flow rf lie bav and out over the bar. a clam bake and automobile ri.l.s. Dislrl.t Attorney (leorge N. liner. ' like in. my other prosecuting ollicers ol Oregon, is of the opinion that (lu lled. Ion of Judge Morrow, of Port-1 land, in which bu bold yesterday 1 that the alcohol provision of the present prohibition law Is defective, should be appealed to the Supremo Court for riual determination. 1 Tho present law limits the Import log of alcohol in greater quantities than two quails a monlh. save In the ease of wholesale druggists. Wu.lhaiiis & Company, iiianufactur ers of extracts, am trying to obtain' possession of two barrels of alcohol , from the San Kran.isco and Port ' land Steamship Company. Judge' Morrow overruled u demurrer to the lomplaint in the suit and this de cision Ii: w here the prohibit lull law is affected. "An possession of alcohol by a genuine uiaiiuracl urer hi not unlaw' llll. it Is a violation of the Intcislalc louilnerce act of til" federal Coli-ti till lull to all pi to prohibit him from importing such ab-ubol him self.' hold the Judge. "The Webb Kelivon art, w hl. h was rolled on by tho statu in this suit. Is se phrased that II reads to prohibit the Impoilalioll of liquor or ahohol for u"so lu violation of law It applies III states which have absolute piohibilioll, but the Ore provides u muti'.laelurer ahohol but he cannot im- SAI.KM. Or , July 2li. It was learned that two Oregon penitentiary convicts attempted to escape ut I o'clock Monday morning. They ex tinguished all lights and entered the. cm i i.lor from Iheir cells, but guards discovoiod them and the convicts siiii.nl. nd when threatened with guns. They worn placed In n dun i;. on. U anion Mlnto refused to dl vulge their names. The prison ull I linen i-s suppressed the new s ot the attcmpl.'.l Jail break. OKK'.I'N ;ITS SIIAIIK. WAMIIINIITON. July 2. ilinoilllced that Orccoli gets - It was $1 7. lion oi the federal g Washington gets, g. l.i I be bigiici $ J'.i 1 ..nn'. ol roads funds. $71,000. Texas apportionment. I Vl.'t.i: 111 WAKII OI'lilltllD. SAN I'UANCISCO. July 2. Tl.' bomb outrage rewards total $la,lluil. Chief While said he believed the criminal Is hiding bore. He prom ised to aiicst him within two days. Mrs. Kin.lev Van I.e.. died today at lb-. Ailbi- Sanllai iilui, making the total ol death., eight. lit MIALI S Mil II M il. Letters were Brothel's, i,t Pills .lav inhuming III tak.u bv llie city .lav night, with proposed llost'lio load. In Hi" eve out to Kendall org. Ph., yester in of the action council ben Mon riferemo to the ig X' Kasloiu Ball ot of mi more legal gon law have port It " .In. 11'.' Mono' stated, that while his decision might he the rait... of pvoinlo man uf a. l ui Ing phmls spring lug up. It is the icspoli'-liil'ilv of t he .li.'ln.t attorn. vs and oilier law en forcing boilics to watch for such lull a. I ions As the pi. ill of the Oregon la.v is to supl'l."--- and r.-gu lalo th.- liquor Hutu.- through lis manner of re. .dpi into lb" stale. xssi t it li t I U--1 1 1 I Murphy savs .ludi sloli will nullify il prohibit ion l:iw-. I'Altl'I.VI I I ATtoi II. V A 1 1 b or o Mm row .1- - i large p,m ol t'v l. It BI D. plications or li la v M 111 the pru- ii-ii lings I mm other sources, S. A. Kendall will probably come to Uose buig next month to personally sub mit a nid lor the cimsl rll-'l ion of the Taiho.i.l W bile here lie will also in;:'.- he. plans fin beginning work on !!, sn iiiit'. which Is to lie ere.'t . i on i he i. .ir gi minds site. m: is tiiii ii. -I I,. . I- . I.ioiichl bv C. K Iloltser. of M.i lie Point, charging llarrv Keiini with viol Ming tin law of tin' r I l.i mil cl.ing one half of the mad on a blind curve, was tried be- r i-i K ii. i.i A Sinllh moil, losid I 'll loll Cl lo wont i ii Smith l enipli I'.e III. Coliipan ,.l pi I here t ceiling I hole t id hv III ami Is a in I in d al w h i I' M . .e i -ii d ii g ,, ,i v. Mr , . lb. lastlc Miss III I I I It ON Tilt: IUII1HI It. see which in Cowgill state have to work much belter girl' average th" winner i that the because the team work The fift. . and Miss girls will box s do so than the team is in lisv Huff.r. who has been a nurse with the troop;, i-xli an border, pa-s. il thru and Mis. II. . harge of Mrs t.innnr. ll Bennett, with the following monitor-! enrolled: Itns.-. Webh. captain: liladys Tavlor. Kdna Perrin. I.uclle ililnmrii and Marian NP i.ol The second team has Tor Its a.l-xi-ors Mrs Camplll and Mr- II B (Continued on Tage Si ) Miss D; a. t Ing as on the M here this uiiiiiilng nn iter retain af ter a suddenly terminated xaiation of a few weeks In Portland Mi- Huffer was exporting to x:it for a Week In thl lltV. bUt Sll told tl'T triendf thi- morning that she had been offered a new position and thought it best to return 111 once She will I... lie at. d at Iti-bee. Arl zona S AI.K M. lielieral li' that tip i ile.i-ion .1 lulv J.l ,rg. M t .l.nlg luring Mtornev llrown said Morrow's i poition of ...i..i..t..,..,I i .M--3-H-H'4-H- . wii.i i.i oii i: i.uv. !' 4 i I 4 I .ajaaf acjaaja tin Op-nnii Hrv If lutlftnl III Tint :'f in. tit of fit' -T.it i j t . h.n-'l t.i.- ft.ii ifi-i iiti?nr vi tliffrr' lltl'll lit' I,.,- nih il In U SHI'" lll.lt urn ont I t -n.or(" lie ill. ( uTlt itl lie at li'-rc fli f.)l)ft on It VI M l: T sv V. r(, uniy - . ,,t y r.ilkini .ti in-lit t.'.t iw'l c. fU tfiim riniii hi--nn, Tutl.t, who Im cmi'Iow-'l v t lie ' A Smith Titi:lit r 'oin in ns. In ('itlilninui, it. tin . ff.-. t fh.it Im w;is .irhfC'ti with ii'Ii- Hit i(i ii(U iili'l W now a p. it lent .it lin- A II. i I'.ati'X h's.t;il in o.ikhiii't Me will roh;thly HiMlt-riri nn op r at ton to morrow' jc onlm t" wofl rcft-i veil hv Mr. Calkins. Tin- o'iun man w.i- tni.oft ut M.ti -hfn l'l f'r (iiili u while, jtn-1 w.ts ohU rt'inllv pio n i ol t-il hv the i oinji.i n V uti-l "flit to ( ahfurniii (-otiit : n i t i ,'ani I nil. n i i h I the ti i ;i li w ill In- 1 I'M nt hi- it.intlt lial'in-. ,if hil:'. ;it Mltlt I'olnt a M ' i r i ton . Hi foniul that iii) li:i'l tint Kivn tutu lial ro:nl. a;; hai !. ami a fttu aihl oi f :h Impost il. Kt nny iait. f. i 1 1-ii i slinwcil hv Mr. i.u 1 1 al tnNiiip that lie In vi. ninl K warning nn (hi1 1 1 U ;. io1ation cf the law. 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