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MR. FiELDlNG’S

-ELECTION CASE

Only Eight Cases of illegal Practices -Proven

Out of 29'] Charged, and Defence Claims _ Agency Was Not Established -The

Evidence Practically Closed.

lIAl.iFlX. AUR., lil-(Special)-»-’l`he trial Mr. Fielding himself took the stan

0| the election peuuon Bgmnst Hom W_ S_l today and swore he never authorized an

expenditure for the 1004 election.

L_ve_______0_ __0____y_ He paid some bills afterwards unde

protest, but thought they were fo

Fielding was practically concluded at

Of 297 cases of illegal _practices eiiafgcd 128,, ,mme ex,,end,m,,e,,_ .

only eight were proved and in these thc He made no appeals other than wer

defense claims there is no proof of agency. right and proper.

DESTRUCTlON OF

ACADIA HOTEL

(; A""1'3“S'i`~ Ailll-. lil-isllirviilll-At thcthe Minister of Railways be requested to and the Empire thata high-class fast-

niorning session the lllnritinic lloard of reduced theln to those in eifcctin 1905. mail. passenger and express service be Trade, \Viiliain Stewart, Summerslde Therest of lhesessiun was spent in established to run semi-weekly between r rendu paper on winter communication a warm discussion of transportation Halifax and Liverpool. I r between Prince Edward island and the questionb, the llalifax and St. John 5th. That the subsidized mail sitcniners

mainland and it was resolved, on motion delegates dissenting on several points. should call at Sydney.

C of J. E. Birch, Alberton, and Dr. Ander- Flnnaiiy the following resolution was 6th. That the Federal Govermncnt be

son, Sackville that in thc opinion of the passed, though New ilrunswick opposed urged to carry out'tlic-_sie reeomcn.l.ilions.

At Tracadie Beach By Fire---Guests Hastily alarmed Had i0

Leave Cloihes and Jewelry Behind---Building iltterly

Destroyed Together Wilh Outbuildings.

Early yesterday morning the news _ thus hurriedly notified. had to make haste

reached Charlottetown that the Acadia ` to escape.

I lotelsituated at Tracadie, a noted summer resort, had been utterly destroyed by

inthe hurrytiiat ensued many had io

leave their elotnee behind, save what they

me- were dressed in, and in (ant many were

The intelligence was heard almost with

consternation, for the place was so well known to citizens. mos. of whom h:i\'t- at i orlous times pntronizeci ii, that tiiey felt more or less a personal concern for

iisloss.

As far as can be obtained the facts

appear to be as follows. About elevcn o`cloek on Wednesday evening, some young men who occupied a room on the second floor, above tho hotel oiilce, noticed smoke in their room. On -going down to investigate the causethey found that fire was smouldering at the ouiside northwest corner of the building, where

the office is situated.

They discovered that the blaze was bcncaih the floor of the verandah at this H corner. Just what started the ilrc is not known, hut it is supposed that n lighted cigar fell beneaih the floor and could not be recovered, so it was left to .simoulilciz Be that as it may, by the time the alarm was raised the fire had become very evident. The flames had spread to between the weather boarding of the frontof the house and the plaster and quickly ascended io the roof of thc two anrl a half story building. Sonic attempts were made Io extinguisli the Ilanics at first with buckets oi' water, lint, the ilrc had been sxuoulderliig so long that it

not able to fully clothe themselves. Those who had gone to bed had to dress very hurriedly, and leave their rooms, in order io escape the anioke and the flames.

in the case of those thus hurried they

lost more or less property. Nearly all lost trinkets and jewelry, and one lady lost ii valuable gold watch, in addition to the dresses and other belongings which there was not time to remove. The spread of the flames was very

rapid. The wind blew the fire directly on the building and it was soon utterly be. yonci hope of rescue. So fiercely did it hnrn that tho stables also caught and were consumed, and ut times the spruce trees in the rear of the hotel were also on

Many of tiiexruests took refuge for the

night in the cottages of the Messrs Long- worth, adjoining the hotel, and some found shelter in the bowling alley which was almost the only outbuiiding which escaped.

Others were taken care of by the Harm-

crs of the surrounding country who drove to the scene and strove to stay, but un~ siiccrssfully, the progress of the flames.

(Inc of those thus entertained by farmer who drove him and his wife home o stay till yesterday morning when they crtinc to Charlottetown, asked The

liad»becou1e too/ extensive to he cxtin-' (;u,,,.di,m ‘U express ms gratctul am,mc_

guished hy this means.

lation of the hospitality afforded. He

AU lim” l““°Wl'° me “lim” "W5 i<l"““ . said he was a native of- the state of

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to all the inmates of the house, and as it was apparent that thc tire was making rapid headway, it followed thattne guests,

` __.__._. £ I '*.`

iii- east-as 25 Pcr Ccnt Discount on our Entire Stock of

Virginia, which prided itself upon is hospitality to strangers, hut that never in all his life had he and the other guests who were similarly taken care oi, found anything to cxceed the kindness and. solicit-ude which marked their treatment

at the lmnds-of_,ihe_Prince Edward Island farmers who cam `~t.q_ their assistance after thc fire.

The hotel building which is quite a

large two stnrev structure, with attic. capable of accommodating about 95 guests was filled to its limit. The loss to the

proprietor Isaac Hall, will be a trying one at thisjuuci ure, and he will have the sympathy of very many friends in his misfortune.

All of the guests at thc hotel suffered

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place a more powerful heat than the

winter.

resolved that whereas freight rates on the

l. G. lioiiway are excessive and derimen- tai to the best interests oi the Province

To Reduce Freight Rates on Government Railways, Put on St'ronger__Appears to i'lave Been Killed By a Man Who Winter Steamer, l(eep_ Open Western Route, improve Grades 1 Had Reputation ni Being Cranky- Had and Curves on l.C. R., Reciprocal Running Powers with Sold His Farm to Henderson-And Grand Trunk and Fast Mail Steamers From Halifax. Regretted The Transaction

Board one of the stcainers employed in cliiusesil and »i:

crossing the Straits in winter be put on lst That the grades ami curves iii-tween passed endorsing subsidies for str-cl the western route. Moncton and Atlantic ports as far as shipbuilding,reduction of incl-cast-il po~ial

It was resolved on motion of lion. Mr. possible be reduced, to secure the fastest

Hughes, Charlottetown and Mr. Crabbe and cheapest.transportation. ofa Provincial Technical Schools in each that the Government be requested to End. That the Grand Trunk }’aiii'ic Province.

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between Quebec and Moncton be liiillt

Stanley on the most practicable route by the most direct route. \V. S. Flslding President. between the mainland and the Island in 3rd.'l‘hate:|uiiobie xiinningriglitsbc sci A. . . ,

ured by the lntcrcoloniai ovcr the Gran-l |

On motion of \V Dennis of 0`Leary, P. Trnuk system between Montreal and tin- lion, Geo. Hughes second Vici-

lil. i. and J. E. Birch, Alborton it was Great Trunk and similar rights be gin-ii _i i'residcni.

tne Grand Trunk Pacific over thc l. C. ii.' between Atlantic ports and Moncton.

-lih. That it is in the interest of Canaria

At the evening session resolutions were

rntes, and approving the i-aiabli~hmeni

The following officers wht-rc elect. ii : -

M Bell Halifax First Vice

President.

C. lil. Creed becy. Trcas. it was decided to meet next year in

lsr. .ionic

more or less loss while the furniture and effects were completely destroyed. The loss is estimated to range between six and .seven thousand dollars. and there is said to he $2.iliXl insurance. _ ~

Mr Graliani representative of J. C.

\\'ilson, Montreal, and wife who were guests at the hotel lost all their effects, including elotlilng, gold watch, diamonds, etc. Anothcrgentieinnn and his bride from California, who had been on their honeymoon, lost upwards of $200.00.- Mr. C.Living~tr‘ne, wife and sons oi Kingston, Ont., list almosi all their effects. E. T. Stacey, member of ihi firm of Stacey & Stacey, large dry-good merchants of Klugs'on, Ont.. lest $5U.0i| in cash. Premier Peters. lost. Slit! in cash and all his clothing. Mrs l\lcKeiizie. wife ofthe Captain of the Pretoria, was another heavy loser. `

Among other heavy losers in addition to

Boston who lost $500; Mrs Jones of New York, threc trunks of effects including

of Charlottetown wearing apparel; Mrs.

stables.

The following came to Charlottetown

yesterday from Tracadie and registered in City Hotelsl- A. L. Dodge and wife, Mrs L. E. Sampson, Alice ll. Sampson, I). F. Hayes, F. F. Soutter, J. E. Kennedy, A.G Guptill,\V. J. Kennedy, Geo A. Spnuding and wife, Miss Gladys Spaulding, all of Boston; Mrs J. Il. McKenzie and Mi~s A. McLean of New York; Miss W. McAdnm Norwick, Conn., G. Livingston and wife Edward F. Stacey, of Kingston, Ont, and Herbert N. Vilright. of Worcester, Mase-,

it is a matter for thankfulness that the

guests and other occupants escaped with- out serious injury or loss cf lifc. -While the losses of property are reizrettablc it is fortunate that some warning of the firc was given otherwise the catastrophe would have been a serious one.

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Minavo’\ Liniment Relieve: Neuraliiia.

Ladies’ and Y

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° ¢ ` Flarine Underwriters,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Re}.resent1ng-

land.

and Shoes. _

l\iann11eim Insurance Co. cf.1\/lcnnheim. 0

j Lloyds, London, England.

Halls, Cargces and Freight’ of Stes mers and ‘ . < Sailing Vessels insured, on 'most favorable terms.

' _, r- _ . ._ I-Ia,llfii'.\’ AgfnCy:""60 Row- ' the Continent, ills presence add _ .

` / significance tothe meeting, for, as the at some time during t_h_e may

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bod i ini 1

‘ i’°"““""“° ““d" °°°‘°"“" °' ‘hs f;‘;_’__ iliigrtiseh wiliietiielf gina iii sun illigiit

Fl ndman or Co_,

Royal Exchange Assurance of London, Eng-

visunqgnuunollnlh

l_l][l.llilNill'S .lllill

llNll l Vllllllill

Oi' Accidental Death in the Case of Edgecombe and

I~`n1<:nmiic'roN, Aug. 16.-iSpi-eiai`if'l`lic

coroner`s inquest into the sad fit-ai ii of Edgecoonibe and 'I ililiits was held toni-,flii.

Phe above mentioned Were: the Nicholls of 'l`lic_iury returncrl ii verdict. that ill-aili on lnly "li, "7 and ‘lil

was purely accidental and that iiciiianie

l€W€ll¢l'Y Valued iii' $3099 Ml" Ch““‘hlll amachesm anyb°dy‘ rcaiizrd for the beneficiary who, by the

Charles Leigh of Charlottetown,_jewelery, Sm] in ms p,.,me_

and all her wearing apparel; Mrs. Brecken Tm, match “sem wuh Surrey and slmllilf l°-553 Mr- Wim( Dt Newmni Mass" Yorksliire, the two ltiiding connii<-.~, saved only one garment ; Mr. Spaulding ol ,Or ml, chnmpionsmp this yQm__ M the Boston Post lost all his effects except ,,w,,,,,,,,,,5_ exalted unusual ,mc,.,,_,

I ` i ° vas \\i-ll

a small hand satcliel; (i._ll._B.__Loniz_vort_i _ ,md ,hs v,,,,_ory 0 ourrey ,_ of this city lost one of iis carriages n t c ,,|,,,,L.c,,,,L.d by me spect_,,,_,,,._`_ -1-|,,.

Bmu.I,\', Amg. I5-The press of all sec tions tri-nts King llrlward's visit to the l-Emperor \Villium from the standpoint. of being a sign of improved relations be- tween him and the i-lmpcroi-and the be- lief and hope are generally expressed that the visit will have a beni;ilcinli‘il`cct on the pi-ople. of both countries, bi-sides putting their political relations on a bet- ter footing. The papers, however, avoid all cxiraianganthopes in this dirrc-tion evidi-ni,i_\' trying to ki-ep within thi- safe uxlnimuinuf practical results. Nobody expects positive political arrangeinents, but thc i‘-ilogne Gazette, which usually reflects the views of the Foreiizn Oillce, expect:-i the rulers to discuss all political questions concerning Germany and Great Britain, and also the general position of European politics.

After ii-aching Frii-_ilrichsliof’. the iioyal

party bit-aliiasted and their the limpcror and thc liiiig spent some time togetlii-i'. At about clcri-n o'c-lock they. with Prince and Priiiccss Frederick Charles, took ii. drive tosci- the nionnrncnt erected in honour oi l-Zinperor Frederick in the Schloss l‘arli. After lunch, at the Kings wish, a visit was marie to Hornburg and ilie Roman i-amp nt Saalburg.

A pi-n-.grain of asslduous sightsee-

ing and ilivi--i has created the impression

that thi-y wish to avoid prolonged politics discussiniis.

the last nioinent it was not admitted a

Harding:-_ permanent under-secretaryo

Tlbbits. _

_ The terrific last bowling if .\`. i\.

among iiiusi- .surrounding their Maicsties

| (Too late for Classification.)

Lo:vi>i.\', Aug. 15-The striotestsllence I P _ _ _,__ _,_.l_

‘ iiiiiad in oiiiclai circles as to Mllrcss ' 0' lm' 8 i7\,',"`

is main -

the suiii.-r-is tn bc discussed by King Edward and the Emperor Willlavni at 4 nm, "_ ‘ooh xvmsell Che__p_ _,Ulm their nii-1-ting at Friedrichsof. Lp to

ill h. h Sl Ch l

l'h'FDmKn 0 cp Pre L M I mei 11 Dilrsel-ontaining sum of nionpy

tho Foreign (lilies, would accompany the

King. lie had been away on a. holiday - MEMBER _ bod I and broke it up to ,loin the Royal party on REB m,,m|ng°pn"£2:','m f_;';;'fww,,y,srfg;;

i-.ii-ries on the foreign affairs of the i-aiiniry, and the fact that he is attending King Edward leads to the belief here that lin- discussion between their Mnjcsties iiill he ofthe widest range, taking in all questions outstanding between the two connii-ics and those likely to come up in the future. _

iiii;i””i'iio Ho as

l Elllillitl PLAYERS

l,|>.\'i»\>.v, Aug l6~’l`hat England talns

tfnodcare of her professlonil cricketers \\'a_~i amply demonstrated by o benefit ainirii for Walter Leesa Surrey profes- sional, nhicii was played at the Ovalln

ln iliici- :lays of the game hl0,0ilil spee-

tators iitieniieil and more than 20,000 was

way, is only thirty~one years of age and

hoiiic county preserved an nii\‘iintagi_- throughout theganie and finally non wiih nine wickets to spare.¢iespiti‘ a s leirliil up hill struggle by Yorltsiiiic

lxnox limi much to do with thc vii- tory and the bruises sustained by the opposing batsman did anything but inspire coniiilencr- in theni. llii-st. made a fine eii`ort nndl contriliutcfl ST notwithstanding his bntiercil coiiili tion. Ile was well helped by l.oiil linnlic. ivlio reniainerl at thi- wickets for .seventy minutes for eight runs,duriiig iviiicli time llfty~one runs wcrcaililcii to llic sc-ure. ’l`lic totals oi tlic games wcre: -Yorkshire, ir<iiaurl2iiT: Surrey, 387 and U7 for one wicket.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Caroauo, August iii- (Special l-

Sept. Corn..._..__......... i~

“ \\`iicat. Tlii “ Pork.. _ .. $l7,'.’?

Dec. Corn. .. llf “ \\'licat.... _ 7253 “ i’ork..................

Fon woniciusf

be ii nicniai or manual work--Clark' Pork and licami is n foprl full of enciu) Tasty and rciviy-i,r.»cat. Se. and iilc, iiii~

Condcnscd Advertisements

ANTT‘lD-Parcel boy for ii shoe store

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Tl i()R SALE-Large brood mare “ith

H. Lea, Tryon. i7<1twtr. ' osr-in cnsriotieiowii ang an

Finder please leave at Giiardinn.

l7|lt\vli

5 fresh and uptodate, and that

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MARITIME B(-MRD TRADE LATER NEWS ABOUT

ADOPTED RESOLUTI NS BARRET HENDERSON

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lil*-|.\'-\. -*=\Ck. »\i=.'. ill.-iSpiii~iii ,in i.. and that after he had sold his land

_' i iii-iiiii-i'.~.uii iilllzert regretted the bill' '.1 i_~

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irouglitiuto tlic llu~pii.il limi- yi-~ii-:day "_ _,_,_ . Llilglill Util‘l(,i\)ll`i‘li']i;,dill‘il1;s :Vl::nl1T; :intl dir,-il ii sliort iiiiic tliei' uiiilci all f;,|_, ....1 W,-,,,,,_, ,,,.,y'h,,,_.e ,mused mm to

Witiia horrible ivouii-i ii. his fact- llarii-it

llcnilcrsoii. of t`l\:\iloticio\\'ii, ii as

pidii ii-vi'i.;i-_

'l 1-Vic rt-rlziiiiiv seriiisi to he Home

--\'i-l- ii -1- of ii quarrel. it is said

_ ilint ll--iiilcrsoii iiitcr la-ing shot IBD

-ll`lf\ll illllJl‘l`l “l'*`*' ll\i"- ll\"l‘l" ‘li [~orii---ii--liirirt-_ ~\_\'ii\i.' ili'ii lie liail been ,

li miiiill-:'i'il. ‘Url that lic repealed this liliaigi- iit\'i iii-ii~;_' iixlai-ii to the hospital, .-.\ iii-ic -i -'.iiii ;ii'.~iii|ii ir is made to gnvg

l\l~ lili' li_\' -in 0|-ri'-iiioii.

'l`iii‘pii~<»|i.>i iiialri-.s ilicplea iliat ilili l--'ith \\-i~ fini- iii -in ai-i iii(-nial :iiscliargn

_lm-,_,,.,,,,, ___,_,,,_e,,,c,,, ,U 1,_.. .i|.-i-l, i: -ii '_li‘ll" Linn iiiili ii iii;-li lic has arnicd, but

, _ . 1-4 l-ii 'ii »-ii-:\r.‘. ii ~ -i l; -_

iii".t-it liaiilieliliiiiii :tial in . Lim lai ii- _ _ _l‘ _ "L “ “‘_‘ ‘mi __

. _ .i i. \\ im .|~ .illi-;_-'.--l iiiicr romiuiiing

|,,. .i,u\.l ,un away. lu- .lin-.i ran :ificr lii~ vii-lim flourishing iiilbcrt is under nrri'_~i ilia:-:vii “llli lii~ i:iiii,\\ asproiiiptly arrested and lodged

‘in i.iil by Lia- lliniiiiii-ii Police.

____ ___ __ ‘Wu \___0“n mu, _i__, ,________ O, _ iii-i_i-i--i~~on inld the man \\lao was bring-

’ _ _ _ ii.__- liiin io thi- liospiiai that (lillii-rt held

|l\~‘ \llS\.i'l'~`l “ml l“ “‘l‘l‘l"'“ l" 'l ll' l i..in ai--l slioi him before lic could get

opt ral ion.

'l`iic wound \\'.i~ i .uisi-il iinmyi _gun ~ia.l

~\1ppr\~e<l to have but-ii d»~livcrt-il l-\'

had piirclizisieil.

Ii ig _cniii ilu- iwn ni- ii lial Iiiiiiiilr _ii.-i

while (liiiiert <-lain; ii.:i‘. it na. iii .'

in .~liooi.at a goplii-i' and "iw gun -i

~li.\i;;i-il acclilciitnlly lliii<`i-i~. ii ina li- ii

m,,,.,],.,.|\1;ii liail lms liccri ri i\i~i-il.

~-.~i iii .

llc loaves n mother, u widow, three

-`» ` i- i . I V .

ing farmers oil' his place nt the point oi a '_;_‘ __‘_‘_: '_‘- ';‘_‘_*;l__l_lr_\?__-'il__l0“:i_§__:;;`i_El\0;§:_;i

i`l|aii\‘~, in lilgln, N. ii.; lltiiiiel and Neil, iii iii-ii-.--r, Cul.: liobert. in Regina; 'i in'-iiris in lfiiig (jrci-lc; John, Veterinary

il l y .\`iir;.i-nii, .\'ortli liivcr, and lileliard at

'|~,,,.i;,,,,,-,iam yr»~i\¢-rilny in ic pon~i~ io i\'i-ii~ingiini; i\lr.~i. George Mi-Leoil, Long an inilniry ariiircssczl io iii-gina for fmili- i`r\-i-1;; .\lr~, D. l.. l\lcKlnnnn. Crapnud: H. ,,.,,.,,,,,\_|,~,, nf the fatality iii'~i niiiniiii ~ .\li's_ (ii-org - l’rond, Loyalist Road; and _W1 in ,.___`.,,,._.l,,y__ ,.__ru,._ .\li~. James Mi-I\lillaii, Kcrisiniiton. He

l,~|__,m O||,,.,- Snurgn., ii app»;\r~ iii..i was ilii- snii of ilic late Arcliilialtl Hen-

tlilla-rt and lleiidcrson livi-il on aii_i~_».i.i|-p 'li-ison, :ind was born at llannockburu.

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llli lilllli lllllll

l§SlllS lllPlllll §:;f..;f:;;f-.1-:;:i :.51-...';-f.-1.1;-.';:r...°.:;...

soid to thc _\`aiionai Agency lompany _-\ great p-irt of ihe house property has

____ _____\ ____ __\_____ _ ___ \ __ ___________\ ___u___| in-on solil _ai i.-nod piic-vs, anrl__tiie lruild-

l~\' 'iii' _\'.~\iiniiiil 'l`i\i>1 i`-iii; ‘l'.\- l "Nil" H U Hlllmlml "Il lll`lm.`ml af' HN .Loup ________ ___ _____ _\__“_ ________ _ __ __ __ l______ _____| piiiy -~ p|'o1~i-iiiriu \\|ili the crillevtion of _ _ _ _ _ _ \___ ____,__l_____,____, iii--iiiipi-~. iiiiil cilici mum-y dui- i0 `"\"'“" L'f‘lmlmn"_` "lil ' _H V, _ T1 ii||ui<i~iiimi. .\':\ ai.ti~mpt li:i.~ been made ilu, lmllllllvs pri” “hill ll) All ll ml” i ml! Liiis )`\‘ii` io flush tile snip of tlie vacant 'I|1"I=§ -`l0U\f‘ l-ll‘1"y iiinii~-in-l `-ll-“ "ll',)llll.ll.` real 1- .init-, as it would lie li ini:-take t0 -iiniitr-ii to .send in i-l:iim~. aiid_i iii- i._i<,iii~. ___________ ____ _,___ _________ ___ _(_d__y,___ ____ces_ in "l“""' Slllllllm l""'"""l""u ll, .M WIN" \ii-\\ ni ilii- fact that ilie si.-wcron """'ll" l" “H lm* ul' ll ` ` Huh fmul lim.. ia\;ilii-~ ,\\-i-mii- will lic fomplctorl

‘ " . iiii~ yi-:ii-_ and iid- pivi-iiii-nt and the

"i 'lllll"u|ll"” in “lining "ll lll"`l,`l Mlm" ~iii-i-I i-ar ir.'\i@.;~ 'niill iii-Xi ycltrf 'l`l\ere _ l'l'll` llw MTI; i` Huw llllllllllllw ‘fum i‘ iii l-c iii) i<‘;i~<ii|.il»ic iluubi Lliilt tht! l’l"l"‘l~ "ml “ll ‘l“l'"" “ll l_ lu' ‘Illini \ai.iiii i'i~.i| i-~iai.- niil proven valuable

“'lll“" " “lwk "l Nl' ll “Ill ll Nl. lw assi- `a|.|l niil ~i-ll in iiil\'a\iitni_fc.

"_ '_l` lull” 'l`li<- lii,iii1i'i|ivr li1\si.i|t.oi` ills: realiza-

'lll"l 'll l‘l""" ’l_"`"' 'll lim" "wil I lions paul :ill thc ilr~.i.rlii\i'i.:cs upon the "l“""lll""ll‘)"' _“ ‘I ilu ll _lmll'_m.,!.l __ _H |iropi:iiii‘.~, .siicli as izixi-_~|_ first uiortgaites,

-it-lic._liilc lol' i_l1|‘ lt"'_l;°-";_f_H_‘_"'l:_‘_` 'll'_“_"` ctr., tlivrcby sa\'iii;_- the interest charges.

ilies inn- iofi crs ii. i - ‘c i- :ssc

rep|‘e.~ciiliii;_' the \‘iii|o\is kiiiils of .stork '

issued. 'l`iic cia~silicaiiun aiiil preparation uf the sclicrlulc will not iw uoinplcicil untill the end of this _vi-.ii', or _sonic time iii ilii- i'ai'l_\' ||:iit of lilll7_ _-\ report will tiieiibi-niaiiele the Court and .~iich_

l.no\\'ii clinractcr.

llc has several times cliawil ll<‘li»'l\i-i l`

gun.

iiiiiici-t is over .severity :var- Ol i-uv

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Tm, ,,|,O\.c Lc|,.g|-iiiii \va.~‘» ri-ci-_ivi

' sit-ps inkcn that may he necessary to adin.~i-and ascertain the rights of the parties.

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ll‘c|»<ii>l{'= \\'t~li:\\f' iiii-I mill: i iiliiiilii-i

iiizi-i-,~i~‘.iiv io un i .iil'f\. -.Y U\\`l`~ -" ' ‘

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