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Newspaper Page Texto , Orchards In The Rogue River Valley Pay $1,000 Per Acre Annually Associated Press Dispatches THE WEATHER. tonight and Friday. Fair weather is promised fur VOL. II. MED FORI), OR., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "JO, 1S)(K NO. L'Sl V f CONTRACT FOR WATER MAINS FOR IUDFORD RUEF'S IMMUNITY CONTRACT GETS INTO COURT AS EVIDENCE City Recorder Buys Bal ance of Pipe for Imme diate Delivery to City From Crane Company. Judge Lawlor Admits Affidavits Filed by Defense and Overrules Objections of Prosecution to Them Jewish Rabbi Sheds Light on Immunity. STOESSEL IS PUPILS PLAN CONDEMNED TO BE SHOT SA NT RAM; I. SCO, Fob. 211. Judge Lawlor today admitted into evidence affidavits filed by the defense in the ease of Abe Kuef and overruled the ob lections nt the prosecution to them. At torney Aeli for Rnef read the affidavit of Dr. Barnard M. Kaplan, the Jewish rabbi, which shed mbore light on the immunity contract given to miet. FURTHER DECLINES IN RAILROAD STOCK PRICES XKYV YORK, Feb. ill. Severe di lutes in the low prices of railroad tocks occurred todav. The Could shares were especiallv weak. Missouri Pacific closed at 114 and dropped to 2Sij. Western nion broke from 4li to 411,. Several other slocks ran off sharply. City Recorder B. M. Collins yester day closed the contract with YV. T. Jef fries, representing the Crane company, for castiron pipe for the new city dis tributing system, which insures the speedy construction of waterworks in Mcdford. The pipe purchased consisted of X2..2 feet of 4-inch pipe, 22,212 of (i-inch : pipe, 12:1(1 of S-ineli pip. d 4112 of 111- COTTON MILL EXPLOSION men pipe. I lie price paid was .i2 peri CLOSES DOWN WORK ton, t. o. I). .Medfnrd. "I " " special, I.OWFLL, Mass., Fell. 211. Kleven , '.,,,,1 I""""-' "- I "it'll were injured an. I two probably fa 111 addition to this nine that I'mi- See. 'ally by tile oxplnsio nof tile boiler enth street has already bi -en shipped room of the Hamilton corporation 's cot ; and is expected here daily. .ton m.'iniifuctiiriiig plant in this city r i 1 he entire plum is temporarily shut BOURNE SAYS ROOSEVELT; ...wn and I. peratives out of work i FULTON PREDICTS TAFT I j THROAT CUT TO CURE A MEDICAL MYSTERY SALKM. Or., Feb. 20. Asked as to tie- present status of presidential ps- (abilities, I'llited Stales Senators Fulton! CIIICAtiO, Feb. 2M Mrs. Joseph ( nml liourue have expressed themselves I 1 ' nervous system col- Mis follows ill Sli.cinl t,.o,.r.n,,- I lapsed after she lia.l llett.d ..-T.IM"i for Senator Fulton-I think the seuti- r,!. '''' .'.rl:i,ig night and day man- tH'ii i in- liiiimu it'ii1, i in1 nm't'is ui mi'iit in I'imir nf Tal't is inuwhiL' ri-'lit i olinij: tlirtPUKliout tln nisi, iiiul :is it , j, jomvh ac tin- pri'Hi'iit tunc Ins nornina- i i-otisist hit; !' .mthiK tin tlmuit nmlth T)ln IS IM'rr.-IIIl. I hi'lV 1.1 rniilii rt jiiii lfil in ' i-x.M Mi'iit it'tir a iliintiiTnns iipfViit inn. test tfnin; on in the smith tn seciirn iM elites for Kiinx. Sctiatiir Kimx is all ri-'lit. gou.l man, and may 1" tin1 noriii.n'c. St'iiatnr limiriii' Tuft will nut lu Kiininati'd at (tir;,n,.. In n,y ,jml--mint, lf(isi'vi'It will In- nnininah d. There arc tint many li t';t oiitc smtn !)' to the war s. rn taiy, who is not popular in his own riyht, to com liinc against liiin, ever to let the nomi nation go to Tit ft. Public opinion be lli ml the delimit inn will stampede them "Teddy" in the strenuous hours ot" She convention. I removal t a greater part ot the thyroid n en re for "(iraves disease,'' 1 meilieal invsterv. JACKSONVILLE ITEMS. Neil, who with Falls .Misses Mildred and Nin hae ! 'ell spending the weel Judge Neil, returned to liutt Tm sd;,y. Will Hanna. while eimnite from San i'rniirisen (o Cortland, stopped over to spend ;i few days with his parents. Mrs. T. .1. Kinney went to (irants 1'ass tin' first .if the week for a visit with friends. Hero of Port Arthur by Russian Court Martial May Be Commuted. INDEPENDENT SCHOO L 01 Death Sentence Is Given Striking Pupils of Eighth Grade, North School, Try to Secure Quarters for Recital Purposes., FIGHTING BOB EVANS RESIGNS COMMAND TO ADMIRAL THOMAS Iil Health Compels Change in Command of America's Battleship Squadron Now Off Callao News Expected at Washington Evans Not Seriously 111. HtUi VICTORIOUS OVER F oi. lur.rom ku, l-co. 20. (ion- It is reported that tho eiirhth izra.lo eral Stoessol, hero of Port Arthur, lias students of the North school have tried been condemned to death by the court '" "'''lm' rooms over the Niekloson martial winch tried the Russian com- I uumwure store and made overtures to lnanders of the Japanese war. (leneral ! ""'ir 1,1(1 teacher, ' W. Shirley, to Frock was reprimanded and tieuerals 1 :u'11 them, rather than continue at Smyriinff and Heiss ucuuittcd. The i ""' "Mli school. Many of them say court recommends that the death sen-j """ ""'.v W,M ""'sli the school year in tenc f Stoessol lie commuted to ten I 1 "'"" tbey have selected. years' imprisonment in u fortress, ami' -""hool board does not intend to that he be excluded from the service 'consider the petition signed by three , hundred citizens asking for Mr. Shir ley s reinstatement, according to .1. 11. Coehraii, who is a member. "The school board has acted finally vi.-u- vihm- i' i 1 r,"l,,' I'"' subject, " saiil NI-.W l o x, I-eb. 20. Micro was a Mr i '....l,r,... --xt...,. ..i- .i i.n.i better in.piiry for -tocks today. The nre' hark in ' school',,,,, the affair ; pport ot the (i.mld group ami the ; allied as far as the board is cu pper stocks imparted , ,.,.,-,,,,1." t the market. I lei- There lo ,,.,., ... i r,,.-rl.l.. eoiuineiit heaid because the board re (uses to consider the petition ami acted BETTER DAY FOR STOCKS i ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE i promiacni strength to the rest :iware A Hudson was up 4'-.. W'-stern I'nion 2'j, Aini'i-iean Smell ing- :!, , St. ' ' '"s. -Missouri witl i granting Mi. Shirley leei.ii. ..''i i iiiii .i n ii. it.i ntoc ,v Itig l-'our. Anialgainaleil Copper mo II OS I einrnl ileelmeil a point CALLAO. Feb. 20. Tho Americnn battleship fleet has been sighted off! i ins port, a wireless from the Con necticut says that Admiral Kvnns is in poor health and that Hear-Admiral Charles M. Thomas, commander of the second siundron and thin! division of the fleet, lias assumed charge of the vesselB. WASHINGTON, V,.b. 20. While not yet formally advised by Admiral Thomas that he has assumed command of the Atlantic fleet, officials of the navy department are expecting some such announcement on the basis of pre vious reports of Admiral Kvnns' health. CATCH DIPHTHERIA FROM LARGE ST. BERNARD DOG Railroad Magnate Secures Control of Illinois Central Through a Decision of the Federal Court. Harrj. ill tho lit! INK, Idaho, Keb. 211. One of Hoise's physicians is at work on an in vestigation which he believes will clear ly shoe- that dogs, which are under stood to be susceptible to diphtheria, through their mouths, coinniuniciite the lisease to persons. Most, of the medical men of Itoise assert that there has never b a practical demonstration that the dicase may be thus coinmuni- ated. This investigation is the result of n second case of diphtheria in one of the ClIlCAlit), l-'eb. 20. K. II. niaii gained a complete victory Illinois Central litigation, which has been ill the .superior court since Inst Oc tober, wlien Judge Hall today rendered a decision dissolving Hie temporary in junction granted Stiiyvesant l-'ish, by which 2SII.2J1 shares of stock were en joined from being voted at the annual meeting of the Illinois Central. This stock, which was held by the Union I'acific and the Railroad Securities company of N'ew Jersey, can now lie voted at the annual meeting in this city, March 2.".. The decision contains lll.lllll) words. II stales that no act prejudicial In the Illinois Central or the stockholders is SATISFACTORY YEAR FOE OREGON APPLE-GROWERS SENT TO PRISON FOR ONE MINUTE FOR THEFT fl'ortlaud Telegram.) "There is a home market for all tin1 ipples Hint are lell in the state," said local jobber today, "and in view of this there is Mule probability that any cr ilii- SKATTI.K, Feb. 20. What garded as lite shortest sentence posed iii this country on a person barged with crime was fixed recently by Judge 1'ialer in the criminal tie parti I ot' the superior court when lie M'lilillced liarfiehl Long to serve oe ..o, -o... . .faience was siioieuiti d dun e made tills season, excepting tho one bi h.-i irload lot of Hood Ifivers that is to: Long was airesled several davs ag. o to the Orient this month. This lnt "" information : using him of having iiisigiiinent will finish Ihe export an ring can I oisidereil in be so. the retirement of Fish from the homes ot this city, which the physician I shown to have been done, unless the believes was communicated to Ihe child , 1,11 ri' ''"'"'t 'h'1 I'liiou I'acific and from the u th of a lave St. Hernard 1 ';l'lr"ad Securities company own dog. The doe was ev,,me,l l. n... I -' percent ol Ihe stock ol the Illinois l-:..i i" , ''Central ' " " I s iii.-n ne T ill in i Sj(. , ... , i pros ncy. i ii- policy ot the company was killed to prevenl 1,,,-ther spread of : has been Ihe same, 'a, it, executive the disease. officers, with one exception, caused by I death, remained the same from that da" UNION PACIFIC SOLVES 'to this. The policy of the company is STEEL CAR PROBLEM ! 'J11', the relations belweeu'the . I.inon I'acilic and Illinois Central are OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 20. Hearing no I """!" '7 ''.'isl' w'"" '" I'-wer. resemblance whatever to any of the, assisieu in siiaping nnil consent nig pes oi cars which have been evolved its dimensions, 'ih,. Cni,,,, I'acilic raj i '!""' ,''I""''M' -on, so far as Or loleii :f i trom the i.iirse of Miss Min Fletcher, his landlady. U I arraigned lie KORTONIA HOTEL BOUGHT I I BY MOORE OF SEASIDE '. I'OK'Tl.ANl). Feb. 20. "The Dan- moore" is the new name selected for tie- former Nortoniu, at Washington and Fourteenth streets. The name will be recognized at once as that of Dan .1.1 Jloore, the owner ami landlord of the 1 Hotel Moore, at Seaside, one of the1'' De.sr popular resorts on, .the coast. Department Store Burns. VOI!Fl:. Ma-s.. Feb. 2. The d pnrtmcnt store of Janes Mclirath wa deslroved by file today. The damag. is $100,01111. North Woodstock Bum?. NOI.'TII V( tl II 1ST! u K. X. II., Feb The largir Jiart of the business sec on of this town was destroyed by fin irlv todav. The loss is f loo.i mo. trade for lliis s. n is concerned. While there have linen some ndvorsi ictors. the apple luisiiiess of the stall thus far has been measurably satisfac tory. The recent financial striin.eiicv lit nf course had some effect ia depressing prices, but in general the ridiims re. CIETS FIVE THOUSAND road has limit a steel car. which prom .sis Wollil ls t inipro ement providing safety r the traveling pub I j i.ioig emereii a plea o gnill.X'. AlatlV ; persons appeared and entered 'pi, -as for jcleruonev ,,h (lie gl of the g I. in 11 s previous g I i duct and Ii e i, tent intention ot lea. ling a better FOR LOSS OF LOVE A lease for ten ve irs was closed be- ADVERTISED LETTER LIST. twoc, I.an J. Moore and K. M. r.a,-j ,,u.Vi ,.,. M,., wii anis, who owns the hotel property, and: .,;,.,s!ev. 1'. Ii. ciff... . M. Davbv. titer extensive alterat ions on Ihe biiil.l- .:,. Fields. C. II. Hill. Alvia Johnson, fc.g are completed the Hahmoore will; i;v I.ee. Mrs-, w. I. Martin. T. A. b - opened to the public by the new pro- j Morris. I.. .V. Moore, Mrs. M. Talkers. Piietor. While the hotel is but two! Hick Hi". Mrs. I,. A. Kyan. Albert St. years old. Mr. Lazarus is soend imr 1 Johns. V. I.. S'oeker. . A. Taylor. about til. I in loin.. in, r U stri-lK- oi John Tons, -her tje date in every particular, introduc-l Ui,' hot and cold running water to the! Mrs. .1. M. Walsh. W. Williams. I,, o. White. nil '"is and installing additional 1 rooms. j i ' PCRMER MEDFORD BOY ''1 KILLED IN EXPLOSION i i . I.. Wigle, fornieilv of Medford. has re iv,,l the news of his son's death " '-Xl'losioll ia the New iliver vnl-! lej- min,. Hawk 'f Nest. W. Vn. A. : A jl... ,,e son, w as a veteran of the Kp.: tiv J : m, Veteran Is Incinerated, ill FAV I'AKK. Cn I. F-1.. 20.lr. Made-', the civil war veteran and crip pie, was biirn-d to d-atli in a lire which destroyed his I se early otday. celVe.l ,y g,,W, S. especially for til truit that giailid choice to fancy, have not been such as t,, give ground for cm SAI.K.M. Or., Feb, 20. The supreme plaint. In cases where the fruit moved court has affirmed a . judgment for $."iOl,0 al low figures it can generally be said favor of W. II. Ireland against Al that inferiority in t. ,,,-t or i,; b-rt J. Ward for the alieualiou of Un packing was responsible, and this fact affections of plaintiffs wife. This cannot be impressed too strongly upon case was lri,, in Lane count v before the minds of growers. Judge I,. T. Harris. Tl,,. ,o,i,,i.o, r , i... "This y, was a la rg.. had to bo c apple me" ar. as in years past, there percentage of the fruit that asset as s nds, and if I he ,f the state hope to get the Supreme court is by Justice Mo SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR . DEAD FROM PERITONITIS WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. Senator Asbtirv !. I.atimer of South Carolina dud in I'rovidenee hospital this inorn ing from peritonitis, lie underwent an operation for appendicitis last Sunday. TABLE ROCK TATTLINGS. IMdie Isi, Aaiericah war and was ' li'-goiiian. II,- h-l't ( Ir. gon si tieie has l,:iMil,ee. 10 y, ars old. f- le school gioaiid while playing a -s la.t w,. k and l.r.... Ills ana. . doiog as .l as can l.e expo M's. it. i:. s-iiii ;,,e ,e-i..d I,. "lost out ot their products ahev must work steadily toward a reduction of Ibis percentage. Oregon orchards are n,,w eh b. iter cared for than a few years ago. but there is still room for a good I- al of improvement. ' ' Local dealers figure that practically BRIGADIER-GENERAL DODGE all the loo, apple crop ,s now out of CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE growers' hand-. There are still a few1 scattering lots in first hands, but Ihoyj WASIIIXliTOX. Feb. 20.-Mrigad ier are not considerable, and it is believed '"-nornl Fran, is S. Hodge, s. A., re 'hat the local and near by demand will ' tired, died todav. aged liil. lie was be sufficient t,, tali,, all offerings in ""'"'b'i a medal of honor by congress this market. d il ingu isle d gallantry in the bal The trade is steadv and of fair r. ' '" """V "?'" '"''"I" I" nan c.-nnpaigu m tt,.- 1,'is. The new car is s meted entirely of metal, inodl.v steel. The four en Ira steps and v stibllles of the orili nary coach h.-n e I a discarded and a single v. slit, ul, at the center of the ear. with an enlia n each side, a.Iopteil. Folh ends of tl ach are rounded to 1, ss,.n w ind and air resist an, e. The windows are circular. 2.", iucli.s in diameter, and the ear is lighted by means of a single lamp over each seat. I lie car weighs pounds. l linen, leu ir Hie nllulavit ot well kiiowu men may be considered t rue. ri... .1....1..-...1 : nil, I in I . .." .' ... .. no, ...nie-i no, ii using lino iioioing the stock of other corporal ions and said that Ihe fact thai a purchaser might be a foreign corpora I ion and Ihe slock that of a domestic corporal ion could not chnnge the rule of law. CLIFFORD PINCH0T WILL RETIRE FROM HARD WORK NOe'lUII j ' l ei Il l- glow FULTON COMING IN MARCH TO ANSWER HENEY'S CHARGES WASHINGTON, Feb. 20... Ii'illlou is undecided as to w hat will go to Oregon to answer th, a. I, by Francis J. Ilency and partiei pale tore teady and of fair i I'orlions. c.nnmoii to or,d nnnles selling at -$-1.2 to $1.0. w hile the best RRKOP ttOWW T nllPff O'.'oh s are mo ing at 1.7." to 2."o POWER IN PHILIPPINES ,h a-el l':i cej t "i thi ki) , OS. i till re) J. I.. i ""paper . ... toilaitt ,,f tj. , :'s ago and for son mg ia the mine. eilllv ,!.,. lather. I a I, -tor and l.e J..s-ph A.-loir. "oh. W. V; 'lie ,. ,;, of I A..,-.. I ; -'"IV told black m- ,1. r ieel be. ii. the in in.- a ud as a r. .,,!: . HI explosion 1M.T1.;., j,.- mille. soli " "II "f Hi" Hie" ."lll'lov.d Willi ;.r "V.eptio,,. Tl,,. ,.:.r ti,i... ti,.,- II '-' Wigle had been blirOd Will, oile r I'.i- "is of ih,- disaster. It Is probable ,.... the father will hao the remains Vt. n.'d to t'ortlaad for burial in the .er ne.' r future. , , i . ;' '-. SENATE TO ACCEPT T T Hi-. NEW FRENCH TgtT ASIUNliToN, ed to , 's Va A. bun n-lrird. Mr I... . :,. !..y. !. Mr. Jon. s Mi-. J. I'. I' I!el case of plI'-M 111 . 11 i.'l Mi- I.'"' ...I the tea soimllo la Me ... No:. .In !' in .la ! HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF j ORANGES FROM CAIIFORNIA al , -i e- to III" gn, v.. is. -',!0-ses ,,;, of a t'.r'i ,.f r,e total 'ti.-llla, MANILA. Feb. .1 a in.-.,, I I I is I Seller Cotne er of tile Phil elieve.l that he es-ilar politics, bp- ill ousting 'i, among the III the ca'iipaign. lie wi- lenvillg here to Secure )e passage ll the senate of his amendment to the intelstat tuiuerce law and also to perfect, report ami pass the omnibus claims appropi iat ion bill now hefor ihe claims committee. I'robablv he wi be uiial.ie to reach lli'o'im prior t March 1.1. WASHINGTON. Feb. 2n..-The story has been put in circulation in Washing ton lo the effe.l that Gilford Find,,.!, I ot III forest sen ice. wil ll office a) Hie e,,s ' 'IV I l.'ooseioll 's t .1 111. and go west to tup Willi tie; roiililtv. Ihe reiol't noes o, ! lo say that I'in, h,, has a desire to mix ill polil ies, will, Ihe h,,i f el, ouctelv I Ic ing sent I, i the d ilate from the slate ator J in w hid, he takes residence. iine he I Since Mr. l,',,o.see 1 anie .res i, ell . lunges! Mr. Pia. liot has I v. n i...-,i. ,fl in tile alaiiuisl nit ien. e vas be hold, le es 'V W Hie Wo. NO CHARGES FILED AGAINST CANDIDATE T. J. CLEETON WASHINGTON', Feb. 20. A canv: of all sources of in forma t ion eoncini the Or.g listriet attorneyship mal 11 apparen, inai no sj nic charges lull.' I u lib d ngainsi the delegation candidate. Thomas .1. , Iceiou. Gi te i investigation and e xa in inat ion ol' I aiailability. his record and his capaci mi being made. I lie resell ,,f wl, h w ii iiisignili, ant i or- -1 1 v ,1 i isioe I, part,,,, at. ' G, k w as t he, i a : of I'itichot -s .Ii 1 1 IC I tie as chief for and ,ile,l lete Hie tal . -. . . t . -1 . 'I' M ,,e nt I'.'lt",, I.. , j Given F.'tal Mornklne Dose. a'l I!. I". ..on ,11., I :,.t weel Ihe ",l'l i- I'l.l administer, MLSSrSKII'PI LEGISLATURE DLFEATH PROHIBITION ..: home Fridav ... i. ie"'.- , otter' a i ned I .. t:. Hi ed. and r. turn. I )... -eel,- Sunday, v.. j, ,r.. ... ll'. evening and was their tea. her. illiam ..I in s' 11. An elegant si,,.r wa Whi, It a Olple jusl Ice Wli le young people voted that ,,-1 thing to b. long t.. Mrs. ill's foi. Th. Trolley Line in Trospcct lioioie Itlv.T Kb'Ctrie Feb. 2o. After Iff .Scrri'tnrv lt.... ....1 i . .';i " , " j. .ii.ji nun . rnilSIt comp.ii.v .... V the new proposisl French arbitration I ., .,.ii,. at Grant I today, the senate committee nn ti... : r-,...r nr.- Ciii.tnin Kvans. F Rapid articles of in pass yesterday. RUSSIA PLANS TO EUII.p ANOTHER BIG NAVY sr. 'i:ti:i;.-i:i i:g. f.i,. 2"-ti,. I,',iss,.-iu admiralfv has submit, ,., ,,, .he eoliilnissiou on national defense ll,. tinan -ial ..utlii f a naval progiaitiuo involving tlie expeii.litnre of .1.,i7s.ii. programme i. ( . rii,id. t. , in list ruction of 1 1. I son', .11... Ilolson aiei a '. " naoi. .1 I' ,,-!,, ,v were out late i' "s nioi't aed f-.l in with F.-h ,:-'-' " .M- ' Vmi -ter. Th r.. ;,i,- ret'ii'e.l r, ..rdi.-t finding ;.i"' F.lil.v onillv of furnishing ,, vv ill, the morphine. d bv . loot I'"" I M Mi Feb. Th. The 1107 and include Pn"oni for Tndisa Tt.r."B. -s VGToV. F. ,. "o.-Senator , i , iiv I .-, k iiitro.lue, , a bill i.coa.iii i,isio,is of Indian ar veterans ording to age. those i.P C to r ive !J: over 7o. l". and over 7.". fc.'O month. the ffo relations ordered a favorable re ! (.,ieW .1 E. Watt. Ir. Page 1 S. Hlitoo and H. A. Nye. fKt upon the trenty. , fl,.,.. ,. i I...1.:.. .... ' ' "' eei'i. ,,i....e..r to . I. T( ..,. , '"'"""'l'". , " cenaill )r ,,, ,., received a ., amount of hydrovrauliir work for see. .-....- . ..." " eral nf R,,..i "......-, ......... -,o,,w wm m 'nrn K-o f tl when an i I'.i, led i. Th.'-e fr, ttitionsl , on '...,, i..e ar.. cr.....! Ii ififc' J, t, 4t, d .,,. ,, tel.. . ..... !,., t,.t i noiil fl'rc"Mtn it.,r th 'i I l""hi lower hoos, nu lb'- .-,111 1, tw. h! for little. Mr. Fin. I ,ni. 1,1. inter I ted the -i,,... :,, ll,,. snbi.-cl of , national fores, ,v ;.i' h i !,- presj dellt be. -1111- ill.- ....... Ih ,,i e.joli sprung into pio'e - . :, , I Ie s ;;!o',v a -te.-lddv to its I , - .. ,., -1 ions. Its ;rowlh and tl i:---, -f i's work vv oiiM not l-i - . ,, ,1,1- l.-t for Ho- aid of 'i ...I ... 1: , M. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Gils -wb-,e. ailii'ln, Hal.,,-, to O. A. M a,'.. le . . 7 I s s in town-1-;. ::7. in.-- j '' . . . ..noi, G-Ol-e V. I III' t'1 II. A. Mill ton- . . :.''i a n . in I. .v. ii hip :;7. " J W I ' l!..r..... I. ui '.! , in lo I . I un- .... gl. "". Mil "t I. I I !. I'l ., !. I. I,',". I 10 'I II ! ... .1 W. W:.' . to M. j ' V . . . 7-J"'i . ' ' .-. ' 1.1. ,, t., s. T. ., !e. .'".' ' ... h.'l, ,, t'-V ' ''. . . 2".o j' ': -.i ii: 1 . M M I ',,1. I'l ' " ' sfT l'.l'i;itj!C!G. F,,. . The ,. txii'B General it,u-a. for the ir.. -f Port jrtlinr has retired for iltliia ition. or.leri, St.n ta I ami .-r !') to imp. ar P tirunrv L'n $t II o'l.a (f.'ien (f ntenc is exfe-cte.1 .i , i 'I. :::00 Cpi Lie. I A. 1 'g 'o F. Fiona I. p. r v .a 4 -liio a V. E. Hill .. 'Icnrt G. Fn.hfj) if f)ctty i) a a. iSsDaot . . ''. M S ill, i,' o. Trie b.r. lt un. -ox tl a tseyt bro OlfoitJi eOBP.V lPMI(!.fi 'lQVei) r latest. ifW) nil M if '9 ec4i o o o O o MbM--ii