The l-lawaiiau Treaty Favora-
hiy Reported.
MWQUBBI'BPBOTM
. Jute-t “vicar In“. Honor-r. Indicate a
' mean-u: la raver-i Anaeaa
nee-1a aleea‘y Engllah-aa'l'lanllm
home-attor- and la Arte-ted.
Wmml. Feb. la—The committee
, "mm reported totbe ornate
' “ “boxecutlveaeaalon the Hawaiian annexe
. “treaty, with the recommendation that
' ,Khlatifiad. Itwaaplaced on theeaecu-
"Iv‘aul-dar. whereit can he reached bye
entity at any time.
The Owe-ah Proteat Arrives
VIII!” addreaeed by the ex-queeu to
the Incident reada- lollown:
swat“ 'ulvernuient of my kingdom.
‘Lh‘lyhava attempted to depuaemeandto co
m a provlaitmal sovemmenhiu direct con
' flwlhtbeorganlclawoi thla kingdom.
. themiabtar
, mmmmtm their unlaw-
" mtaaudcanred United Statea troopr
.hlhlldod ita- pur'pnaJeulunllied to
that
hummatlwwonldnothaveactedlnl
that mimics by the authority oi the gov-
m which he represents.
(lava lip la the latereat of Peace.
M action (I: my part was , , ' by
Noam—the {utility or a conflict with
the United Stat“ thedeaire to avoid violence. ‘
W
and the daatructiou of property. and
thaltalaty whioblieel that you and your
t will right whatever wrong: may
hamhfiietedupouualn the premises. in
due time a atatement oi‘ the true iacie relating
Uihhmatterwillhelaid beimyomand Hive
dflfiwwf"
utourt I5 cure a trim.
will suit.
fills.“ . out till. Willa-“‘55 ”gummy ”-‘d
llilditlkirdiuf‘ ,
enva
' oovenaon I'KINLEV luvowto.
A Private Dabber Yor Who- le lode-ac!
In
uiaeturlng circlee by the iailure oi
L. Walker, a prominent banker and
taliahwhohaa madame-lament iov
henedt oi hiacreditora. The iailure will
ernor McKinley. and the indication- are
now thateverydollar oi proputyownell'
bythegdtaraorwillherweptaway.
Duringthepaatloyearallr. Walkerhle
been ratedaaavarywealthyman. lie or
ganiaed the Youngatown Sunping com-
pany. taking a large block oi nock.and
haaheeultepreeidentainoe It heganhull-
not. The Commercial National haukmlde
a levy upon the plant oi the Stamping
companyto eeeure a judgment oi “Nil.
Thllwaa followed byhlr. Walker sir-1::
Seeing that therewaauo hopeoi being
extricated iron: hia financial diflcultlee,
llr. Walker made an adgument to Attor-
ney Taylor.
Mr. Walker have been the cloaeat pcraonal
irienda. When llr. Walker toque-ted the
governortoiudoraehienm uncrowunn
hedtatiou In the governor ailixing h'u alg-
uatura without making any investigation.
totakecare oi it. Otherwiae he will loan
everyceotbehaaiu theworld. The gov-
ernor expected to speak at. the banquet oi
the Ohio moiety in New York tonight. but .
' I
will ‘ hero and ‘ he
0! hie liability. ' ’
The Giranl Stove works, in which Walk-
er waa a large stockholder. failed laat
night. The liabilitica are who. amt:
unknown.
O’DONNELL TESTIFIES.
he wideepread in Ita emote. Involving Our- |
i
From boyhood Governor McKinley and —the right to meet and tunnel. their bud-
A
l 'Il‘ a;
'5
‘l
/
listeC upro .'
nirnmimrofiivnmmcm
Republican hit la lama-law al‘ lepro-
.atatlva anti—Mina auraia (Dale
W legality er liner Ileana true
to: wave—ra- mm o. a...
Tor-an, lab. ia—Peaee reign- anprerne
in WWdtyolthoGra-bopperatate.
The sport. oi that worat oi' conflIete-a
civil war—no longer atalka abroad. Hoe
tilltlre have been averted without thrilled-
dingoihlood. Uketharuleroil'rancelu
ancient hiatory, Governor Lewelling baa
legal house, In the Republioaue call them-
eelvea. regard the outcome of the dim rally
in the light oi a aignal victory. They have
aecrded all that they were contending for
peas in the hall oi the house oi repreaentar
tivea and the reierenc‘ oi the queatiou at
lraue to the courts. Meanwhile the Popu-
llat house is on the outeide. but ila mem- : ' '3‘";
on. receiving ineontcatable mm mm ltlaeetimated um hellonlllo p..." or Im- do not by my menu conced- M‘
plenum-mm M the lir. Walker rur iroul mono to 50,000. and the! m worsted.
, it it amounts to lose than the that named; Governor Ire-yelling arnevta that-to the
. figure aflorte will be M by up “mm! maguanimity cube Populist. in ‘Illllll to
lnabt upon their legal right. iadue alone
the peaceable tnru oi aflaira. .
The Republican Wild With Delight.
The aortic: in the hall aitertheagree
‘ mom had been approved have probably
inever been paralleled in the history 0! a
legislative anaerubly. From Il o'clock oi
\i'cdncadny. or for a total oi 9 hours, the
0 “‘5'.“th had been virtually prisonera
in the chamber. in that period they had
pnrtaken oi but live county mania. not
averaging more than a aautiwich anda cup
hthahope that you will judge uprlighily and "I, A“, “ [In-“tn“, w," hrs-l! I“ oi cullrc per man. When. therefore. the
m htween myeeli and my encodes.
'l'hb appeal b not made tor myeeli
parent-l
ply. ht (tr my people. who have hitherto al- 7
way-Ilium the iriendobip and protection oi
mum Stain.“ take the l l
meme ve n on y wee-e
Mm“ he obtained here for the purpose.
”I. baring of their intention to send a dele-
rt their number to present their bliltl of
conflict More you. I requested the iavor oi
“Millennium anenvoy to you. to
laybaime you my atatement an the lame ap~
year tonyaeii’and my loyal subjects.
le’ III-I, Berliner! ‘l'rarrapurtatlon.
'l'hlureqmt haaheenrriused.and l now-ck
mthbhjuatluctomyreliand mypeoplemo
be taken by the governmenioi the United
untilrnycauecau he heard by you.
I ahall be able to dispatch an envoy about the
”day at February.“ that will be the first
_... avalahle opportunity hence. and he will reach
yu with all pumible haste that there may
h undulay in the aetilctnent of tbie matter. I l
mmthardore. my good friend. that you
wfilnntallowauycouclueionatohe readied by .
yuantilrayenvoyarrlvee. lbegtoaasureyou
the Benefit oi the» Carnegie;
lenuno, Feb. la-The report that
Hugh O'Donnell waeto be placed on the
stand attracted a large number oi prom-
inent. Pittabnrgen to the crir‘ulnal court at
ita opening, O'Donnell testified that prior
toJulyfihehad been employed aa corre-
spondent oi the Triatatc bureau. He then
repeated the Mary of the riot.andinan-
ewertothe question upon which side be
war he replird. "The ride oi a peaceiul
7 man."
Upon cross examination he denied that
the men had a military org-niratiou. but
admitted thnr. they were divided intothree
turn: at watching the property iorthe pun
poeo oi protecting it.
"How iar away from the Carnegie prop-
erty did the turns exiatl”
"Around the ieuce."
“From whom were you guarding the
property then!"
“To keep the firm. maybe. from deatroy-
d the caution-moi my Nathan wmldrmiou ing the property."
launoaausr. it.
Irate“ Rm hw- Burial-In.
“'5“ from San quti-tco note the ab
rival oi the Uni .ic, bringing new: oi the
meant mil in i:~-....lulu.
OI the 5th inet. martial law was ili‘i'llll'l'd
‘ by the pvoviaional government. Every-
"To keep the Carnegie Steel company
from dratroyiuu lls our: property i”
”To keep its wulchmen."
“To keep its want-Inert irom destroying
its property?"
”1 nu-un cruelly what I said."
During the croea examination O’Donnell
body waa anxiously awaiting news irolu was err-r ready with prompt reply. \Vitr
th United Staten. :: id the sentiment ol ”maintained that the first shot came
annexation waa moulily gmwiuit Ex- [tout the how of the huge. This waa tol-
filea. lilluokalaui is still in retirement at. I
k "irate rcaldrnce. She is confident that .
lowed by a iusillade iron: the atrru. and an
a result three or iour men on shore iell.
heuvoy to the United Staten will meet a Witucll then attended the wounded. erud-
hvonbie reception.
The United Staten steamer Mohicau.
Boudoiu la the thigh: lulled.
A Belllgoreat Englishman.
AI international incident will follow the
arrrat oi Mr. C. S Kynueruly oi the inland
1 Hawaii, a Britloh Sulljtci, which baa
been ordered by the pmviaiunal govern-
ment. When notice of the lorrnation ol
the pruridonal government had been {or
warded tothe village oi Kohala on the la-
lalld. Kynnrraly called a mass meeting,
‘ alter which he visited the courthouse. tore
down the proclamation of the pmviaional
government and tidied the deputy eheriii.
Order-war leaned (or hia arrest on a
aharpoi aedition. A deputy manual waa
at to make hia ancet. All Kynnmlyiaa
prominent man and an intimate triemi oi
the Btithh commie-loner raeldent. it to ex-
” that a cinch may [allow with Me
”mutant.
A VALE SENIOR MISSING.
lung at lportlva Ira-ellviilee. Ila Woe
tho Victi- oi loony Sharia.
» law Ham. Pen il.-—L F Johnoon oi
Oh Yaleelaaa oi Ml baa myaleriouai die
Nothing haa been noon 0 him
the night at the Cityfluard marquees
ago laat Ilonday. Monday
lalt hia boarding butter on
' than atreat ecu-dirty to attend chapel.
hthaanotreturned. lie war a patron of
the’oolroorua and war heavily Involved.
Theday when laat Iran he borrowed near-
lyMIInmalooalmoneyahark. Johnaou
came float Bangor. lie. but hie pa‘renta
aroaowdead. lie baa an uncle. hie near
at I'd-tire, who liver in Burton.
no lath-a ala larder-a wire Hogan.
iron-mu. rah lbs—Albert Wing. the
wt“ lurker. who ounteaard that he
i
.:
.. that luatice he tempered with
moulyahieeenlenceiaimpoaed.
' . - WWW Arrivea.’
' You, run ta-uur. J. J. (Molin-
ca-ularioner from Ceylon to
_ uhlflllou, arrived in thin city
”laminar, where he will be met
mamawhomuowen
ingthemtotbeirholneaortothehoa-
, pitals.
I“ lull-ll from Mm lelnnd navy yard 2
il Jan. 20. waa juet entering the harbor oi ‘
Judge Stone's charge «an altogether luv
partial. The general impression In that the
verdict will be one oi acquittal.
asurmsunt an. wamuaxe'n.
A Bible “rapped la the Colon Ina-g.-
ratea the Pneumatic lull Tab
Pulunanrula. Feb. la-in the m
oi ill) dietinguiahed perennathefiratdfi-
cial trial oi the pneumatic tube ior mall
transit in America wan moor—lolly given
in Pniladelphia'a poatoilco. The tube run
a distance oi a little over hall a mile.
r General Wanamaker. altar
declaring that the ayatem meant rapid
communication between citica all over the
world. rent through a Bible, wrapped In
an American ilag. and a urea-ago which be
compared aa the initial package. it
reached the Inhalation In 1 minute and
Incoodaoratarateoi-ib ieet par
around. with a prr-ura oi' nix pounda to
the aquare Inch. The urea-age read: "l'irat
naeot theflnt pneumatic poetaltube in
the United Statue laioaand throughita
copy oi the holy Scripture. the
meraage ever given totheworld Covar-
lug the Bible la the America lag. the ear-
3??“ inedom oi ammo happy pro
v.
a; Arno-v Lillian Aaeaead.
lions-r Van-or, it. it. his. lawlldwarl
G. Pontou. a prominent reddent oi thh
place. war enacted charged with embaale-
ment bythe Armour Packing company at
New York. Pontou wu auditor ior the
Armour company uptoa abort time ago
ataealaryoitlwperrnouth. when bewa-
dlachargrd ior neglectoi burial. Bile.
thattimehehaeheruemployed bylayor
thevictimotarhionunaandthataeubor»
dinateoflcercibiaiatbeaodiltw’adepart-
leprddiecrvpemwithwhieb bet-chem!
hapartoithatmattar.
Developed a Ito-taut laala.
litanrror. N. 1. lab. lit-dire. lib
heth Henry. who araanlted her neighbor,
Ira lary Kelly. lentil-lily, bar he. do
elard to beeufleriue with homicidal It
nla Bineeberaeaaaltoaberael boreh-
atteuptad to choke her one to lad
Injured him quite badly. lira Hoary will
he rent to the Iatteawaa Aaylnrn toe in-
criminala
ivrill let the street urchin! alone in the to
riathelienonald willeaarratuuedavers
kdwardPJIruah. annmun I
raining oi the slate oi Dirge waa declared,
they were carried away with eutlluaiaern.
and in lhrir eauimnw acted like children.
In the millet oi tile uproar a stalwart
colon-d man momm-d a chair behind the
owner’s dras and wan-d the aim and
stripes. At the sight oi the hunting the
home broke into a terrific dirt-ring that
could be hruhl away acme the more house
grounds, and it. was repeated main and
ugaun, with slumping oi [eel and beating oi
daks,unlil tin- Windows ranlnl in their
(rt-Ina. Meanwhile the “inn. dringhlera
and trirnvls ol runny oi the Irmaiatura, who
hurt la-en Weighed down hill: anxlrty since
the inauguration oi the siege, were clamor-
lng ior admittance.
1 an ant and ovate.
The speaker gave the order. and the neu-
tlrr srx rubbed in pellmell. necking out their
lot e'tl um: and hmtrillel’lllg them with m-
rev-«2n.
Turn a u elwmr diversion wits earned by
:lr.‘ :tpyammnce oi a number 0i meu bend—
ir .. lwtirelhll eta-i; m oi bigot-up oiwflce
auu lambda ul eu-ublea. The iegirlatora
m u- next door to tarnishing. and an a re-
12.- “li\ill’dz rut :rt once by a unanimoua
rum ll 4;: true: Cultivated llllo dining ~
u: .5. and the legislator! [inlet-riled to eat.
drink nml be merry.
At 2:“ the It publican house run again
called to order. Numerous epeechee oi
chm-ks to iller amiataut sergranu iur their
grmi “1er were nnule. and what threatened
to prove .1 “mid oi oratory waa cut short by
a motion to take a rrceaa till lo o'clock
today. which run carried.
HER KINDNESS BEGOT SENTIME‘T.
A Itoclratrr Your; ”Whoa- nil-D-
Ihrn” tiaaaa-l ‘l’roable.
Rucunflsrt. l'eh. ill—Some time ago
Miss Nellie Dulchrr.a dealgner. noting the
aptitude iur cinching oi neural youngatera
who bung about the lechaulon’ inrtitute.
thought It her duty to help them aloug.
Among the urchin; waa "Shorty" Murray.
anewaboy. Sheinvilcd him to berhorne
and gave up arveral evening: each week to
the boy.
About two weeha Mica butcher re-
ceivrd alerter iron to declaring in the
atrvrngeat terms hie undying love ior her.
She paid no attention to the letter and did
not are him auto until laat Saturday. He
quit work, purcbaaed a revolver. loaded it
and went to Him Dotebar'a placed an
ployrnent. Murray pulled out the weapon
in Mira Butcher's presence and told her
that uuleaa alte married him he would
about her and then kill himarli. ll-
lluteher ran into the next room calling ior
help. In the meantime the young raaeal
recalled.
Mire butcher aaya that the boy acted
like a little aalut when at her home. She
taro.
1h widow Plea-ale a forged Will.
Noatmtte. ind. Feb. la-f‘l‘he hrry
diet (or the plaintilia. laleolm A. McDon-
aldand otherbeiraoi’thelatefieuator
Joacpbkllcbouaid. Thepeactlcalaleet
eitbeverdict to to declare that
lied for probate by llraleDoaald
r
it
39
my.al|oiwhieb under the broken
w-thtolralienonald ‘
maeamall legaelea‘ he the neat
nandathe widow will receive but
thirdoltheeatate.
“Mdlhhum'.‘neated
Burn. lea, M it.-—il. c. Yea-r.
grandmdernitheh.0.il.w..ieaader
monitwarrautahurdhyvlrtoad.
«it
ii
grand jury examined hie
admluletrator and returned
Pd . ' In e ‘ . Kg“ ., . ' “ ‘ ‘
, . , . I" 'Illllll'l'fil 81'. III IE. .
m‘ m ’“ . humanitarian ‘ ‘
*- mgwnumiifmflsmlru.’
In .
lane. Alter a abort talk Ir. Cleveland
Inuit
aakrd him tolook atterthe departmenrol mhwmumupuum prey-l.-
agricultnre, and Mr. Morton accepted.
lavenrat by Karl-eat Catholiea I. M
Idiiol’ oi tn.- New York Freeman’» Journal.
I theiaetthathlaaoa,llaraeeh.wbe
uaayindictmentebytbograadjug. 'l'he lg“ in n
' oi
m ' ' do... H fluctuate.
mung"; y“ y... n-3,.M By a Party Vote the Senate
land nouaeadlau evening my,“
‘ lit-alarms! NMwhormM.‘ PM the Supply 3i“-
athivrequeat waateadrni them , 3
“W...““umwmk' m mun aor 001mm
iaoaaoithamortpromllaat .
Drmoeratalathertateoixehma. lie .
haebeeuin the.“ lerlelarure audwaa reade- run rage-ta. nun—nevus
talkedoiaaaeeudidata hgmeraorla‘ .- lleer lam
iallVeryllttlalakaowaoihitnir-tha "' ' u h"
camhuthhubeauaprominentilgarala “ I. "m ”a" l' M.” a a.
thew-tinrannmberot yaara lie owned “'3“ ‘5'“ ‘W“"' “'1"
aproprietaryinhreetinaa Oat-bane»!
paperatonetiuie.
Colourl
Waturroroir. Feb. 13.]. 15. m- .5.
Dan lament. in, m». ”appropriation hillwupuaed. The
aecratary oi war.ca|ue outou the-rt, poptodlce appropriation bill was countd-
tralniromNewYorkandhadalongtalk “W‘MW.
withthoprraldeu' ulcer. Aiterhohaddo hem-div d'fl-wmrfletinNIIm
fladtheeaeluflvoatteutlouoi thaneoate.
“thichhadhceudlecuued
IIWeIauday.andthe elect oi whichia
toooutiuuehiorcethelaw ioriederal
Iapcrviainu oicbetionawas‘carriadbya
party vote. All the committee amend»
mentehavingbeeudirpoeedoiaudtbahill
being open to general amendment. the
queatitmuiotbelamaoilperernthonda
tomaintalatbegold muvewnpneelpt
tatadoatbeaanare. Thameudmeutwae
ofiared bylr. Sherman (Bep..0.),anda
pantdorderwaanbadapinatitbylr.
Stewart (Rep..Nev.). ThpoInt wan. alter
diacuadou.overruledhythevicrprcaident,
aadauappeali’romtbatdeclalouwaalaid
outhetabiehyavoteotatoll. The
matte ol the amendm-twaredlecnnad
[orthorutdthadaandtheadjourm
”comm-theatre“
Wield-malaria
Inphaticlu
J. mo loml. .
parted Dir. Horton arrived. lie waadrlven hum M b
through a blinding auowatorm to the con hoping. that eh United govern-
rhuldaotiunahtalhatprraent.
, aaadbtudaltwouldhaaaddraarvadtobe
Thieleavaaoulytheaavyand the altar visited [with popular Winn. ii»
if! Km'fll‘mp ‘0 '3 WOW ‘N- Y0"? received a diapatd ill-n New Yuk atatiug
day Mr. Carlirle arrived and went to the thatouly mm in w waa taken I...
Mlm- fl' waa "I 01W" We" meat ahead. It wan thought [Wm
over night. Sen-lot Berry oi Arkanw m an”. gm ammumm i»
came out on the train with Mr. Cariblir ”Wild
and had a eburt talk with Mr. Cleveland.
He eald his prrtuce here was tor the pur-
poaeoi attending the kindergarten enter . . . ,
tuinmem, oi Wfllcll Mn. Cleveland want» too I" Waterman, N. Y" “I h" ‘0'“
oi the pat-omens. anda party oi friend» ”M Saturday and Sunday with ""L
atwmpanied him.
Sealer-y renter havaa tbe Capital.
oi State Prater lei't Washing»
iamlly. lie expect-toroidal to WIBhlEl.
The entertainment “v“ in the Lake ton Holiday night.and he wlll thrn n.
. nahbereuutilheaalbior Iumpeontbt
wood hotel dinrn-rrooln Iant night unite
the patronageoi MnGrot-erCIevrIaMIa m M to m D."- an agent 0' 'h'
one oi the greatest slicers.» cvrrav-en her- till I.
The entire prucrt-da were turned over l- J ‘ Blodgett V C” 8 '0'" U
United State-In the Behring era arbitm
lira Cleveland. who will give them lo u. “M m ‘5‘ mm" 5““ 'i“ “‘
. the allied-y in the Xannandie ior llavre
treanurrroi tue mew York Free Kinda _
Enrich mm. in “m w, Air. lean. Phelpeand Carter.tbaother coon
Cleveland gave the entertainment.
rel.willeailatalaterdate.butmly
eaeugh to each Perla by 28, on
Mt!“ tbearhitratorawill meet in
AN RISE“ VATICAN. III M I
vuéWesuvms veers.
“I” In A“ unit. an ta. laptol r...
re rived an important dbpnla'h, from .i lean-lieu.
wide a Ila-Hetero 'wr Igr. halal“.
New Your. Fri; l8.-Auatiu l-l Ford.
Roman Catwalk uantipdnt, lmln the Very . POI! “0"!" 3‘ C" “h“ IR—The up“—
ltev. Patrick Cronin, editor oi The Calla) ”'10:! thvmfiu began “51‘“ _“
lit.- Union. Bulb-lo. The manage iniovmul 3:"; he' int. 0‘ he VI.”
Mr. Ford "th itinitop ltyan oi Bufiaio ha» rom ‘ starboard “9 ‘ ”W
wwmd‘ m m u "mum o, m I”. ring a the beach of St. Pblllip’a island.the
tolic “1m bmmm' loud, the obj” range Hus similar rothataelcctcdthe day
0‘ which iato deiray m. upenaeoi erect- beiore. The \‘eauviua waa' conaiderahiy
lug “mm" for I‘l'. 3m u... “[00 I” III)" ill!) the DION“! I”
Ford lurid the laet intelligence from Rome W "“n '5' 2'“ " 3'3.” 0‘ i!” P”
has virtually ended all cannon-ray» to 'mo'r‘hou" ”which MFAMR
the atatue ot .llgr, Serial“. and toqnmhm 9'" ‘b‘b WI“ " ":5 " a”
bin authority now in amply to give afirom project I" ‘ pyramid m eel
to 14-0 xul in per-on. who ratitird .u r... m "'0 I" "m “ "mk- h" mm 'm M
Wm ”phi” mm “W. l), explodes oi any HM. Al the Mll- OI
hie "I’mnmiu eaatact a trench in) feet long. 8 ieetdeep
"i take it that Mgr. 5mm will at m I“ ”t h“ i“ “1‘" ‘m I!“ The Pm
work to eatabiiah canon law in thin roun~ m“ “’0“ MP“ nearly parallel '9 ‘h"
“7...“... Ford raid. "The propo-ition to a?“ and continued iofadlatauceoi ‘5
build the eatabiiahmeut originated with .
FatherOronln. but iuund ita meat ardent The only “M? experiment idly?” day
advocate in Father lamb-art, who baa ior- "'1 ‘gflml’la‘lm‘m ’ bell-d“!
mulared the plan and taken the atepato “'1 {‘1 “uh MM ted Rh 1‘:
put itiutoimmediateoperation. The bulid- l m“ m . of???» " d“ ’
lngwillbe a tortimouial or gratitude to‘mu 'mm 5:” 1’“ W-
the holy lather iron: the American prieet- '7 gun cotton MM“ "I?“
hood. many oi whom have already agreed “‘5 ' ‘5”? "9°": “3 ‘3 ml?
to give bred auras annually until ita com- the 'h'“ ""l “mm“ m Pm 3‘“
PM” - mm“ MKdISn‘JLmTtoZ'Zm
. e g ,
$35.“. 3:32:35'31fi5332'3 murmur-w rnhmm the mom
“uh but be thought it m‘m Mgr. iuae don not contain a allude-n! charge at
Baiolli had ”MWOIIOIW '05).“ dry gun cotton to detonate a lull load oi
”Analdeuteorletdlatlcalaupnnecourt." lllpoundaoiwet gun cotton or that the
add talitor Ford. “It appeara to me. willin connection M'“ “I; “'° W“: h
theeudheagreatrvlieitothehiabopaar ”mm” ”0"" PM“. W
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government to postpone lurid Mom until Horror, 70"- m-Auflflny General
next. year. an announced by the finance Plilahilranaportioaoiblaau-ualreporl
minister. lie-created much feeling among ”IN WIN. la”: The Borden care
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