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SOME EUN.
Messages That Did Not Arrive AZ Their
Destination rs Originally Intended.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-Among the strik-
ing operators q constant source of amuse
ment are the alleged bulls" of the new op-
orators. Of course the finer points are only
understood by those with full knowledge
of the alphabet, but these are among the
stories told.
"John II. Henry, Chicago-Burnett House
to morrow. w. ii. h."
1t reached its destination: Burned
house tonight; send Ford to my residence.
Lesye 10 morrow" Tine recipient thinking
his brother Nv. II. H." had suddenly. been
bsreft of reason, and not knowing who
Ford" was, came on to Cincinnati on the
first train 10 prevent further incendiar.
isms, where he was enabled, after much
trs uble, to find ont what the matter was.
DIdn't Deal in Cattle.
A prominent clothing merchant tele-
graphed firm in New York from this city
TO Express the thirty.fye coats at once"
referring to part of an order remaining un.
filed for coats, size thirty five.
The New York firm was perplexed at re-
Giving a demand to express the thirty five
COWS at once" and replied that they did
net deal in cattle.
A leading brokers' never too legible fist
wrote on blank:
Use your discretion in closing my
deals
The Chicago house to whom the telegram
was directed are still cudgeling their brains
with:
Use four directions il chasing my
dCgs."
The house wittily responded:
I'VE are willing to chase your dogs, but
We haven't agents enough to send 10 all
the cardinal points Of the compass. Please
be more explicit as to directions"
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LEE LEFT,
Nlfls Assasr Pslls usdsr To
!! Sssrs 3sessd,
AND NED ANuM wsNs, As USUAL
The Coming Race At Prescott -captaia
Webb's Fats-Bsss 6aH and ouer
Notes for the Sport u
Ing fraternity. :

SYRACUSE. n. Y. July 9S-Ihs ~ ~
tween Hanlan, Hosmsr and Lee at Fuitoa,
this aftsrnoon, VA witnessed by k0oo
people. The oourss, three quartsrs Il Q
mile, was rowsd over twice. Very little
betting was done, Il being concsosd that
Hsnlsn was the sure winner. and few even
bets we're made on the rssult, A NV svsa
bets on tho result between Hosnsr and
Lee were made. The start uss made at 50
seconds past 5 o'clock. All took the
water together. Hanlan and Lee pulled
81 and Hosmsr So strokes. The boats kspt
even the 6rst hall mile when HanAa 'thsa'
drew ahead, Hosmer . tribe the bsst II Lea
'-f1anaas sasasl thestsAs ta-r1x n1Uo1DA-
Hosmsr ten seconds later. and Lee fivs 80
onds behind. Back 10 the start HanlAn
drew we'll 10 the front OF Hosmer and Lee
between whom was e7r I
a Fine stPaegl~
4 quarter Of mile from the start Hsn-
Ian slowed up and the others gained On
him. Hanlah turned the starting point
four lengths ahead In nine min 1tss and
thirty.four seconds. Hoemer and Lee
turned together. Hshlau Soon stopped roW.
again starting Hanlan was two Lengths the
best OF Hosmer and Lee. The three went
in that position to the quarter, whom
Hanlan crossed 10 Lees watsr and roWed TO
the turning stake. lee and Hosmer kept
up fine struggle oil the way up Hsnlsn
turned the stake In Ia minutes and 80
seconds, Ice ten seconds later, and Hosmsr
two seconds behind him.
Haalaa Hparted
after all three had turned, aud gaining Q
good lead settled TO twenty,eisht strokes
10 the minute. lIosmer shortly after
turning spurted and was soon alongside OF
lee. Both pulled fine race all the way
back, and about 9 quarter mile from the
finish both drew up to Hanlan and the
thne roved side by side short distance,
when Hanlan by a few strong strokes
OPENED the lead several lengths from Hos.
mer, who was still length ahead Of Lee.
when a few rods from the finish hanlau
aui, ened his stroke and crossed the wire
winner Hosmcr half length ahead OF Lee.
Tim, -Hanlan, 1915; Hosmer, 1880; Lee,
IL II.
II plan. Hosmer and Lee started for the
ST. Paul regatta.
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A BIG GUN.
kEew lmproved weapon for warf.re
Il.nnanIafad A az. sr..o VA W>

ANeu lmproved weapon for Warfere
Il 1conpleted After Two Years work.
RHADrse, Pa, July 26-What isintsnded
q be one Of the greatest improvements in
nDdern warfare is the Lyiord Haskell mul-
safharge gun, which was finished at the
soft foundry in this city to-day. 1t has
BEEN undergoing construction for over two
ySars, and tomorrow will be shipped to
Eaw York and thence to Sandy Hook
Ibere 1t will be tested in the presence of
leeding officers of the army and navy Of
TIE United States and foreign countries.
he last Congress made special appropri-
ac1on Tor this purpose. Since the inven
ton OF cannon 400 years ago they have all
been constructed on the same principle,
TAT Of containing all the powder in the
hreech, and the Lyford. Haskell hiss the
ffst deviation. ..... -...
The Weapon
tElsrneath contains four pockets which
stch hold twenty eight pounds of powder,
while the breech itself only eighteen
pounds. As the proiectile starts from the
bteech the force of this entire 100 pounds
d powder is concentrated on it. one pocket
tSnt& The gun is'twenty-five feet long
and weighs twenty-five tons. 1t is render
ID double strong BY steel lining, and tits
thought can send projectile through
s0lid piece of iron twenty four inches thick.
IL win shoot from twelve to fifteen. miles,
.aedss intended for both harbor and naval
Eete elice,A s.-aA.-sElr. 4
The present gun was manufactured at q
cost OF over $4,000, and Mr. Haskell has
personally supervised. its construction.
The projectiles with which it is loaded
II r. a. l..
company with a capital of $l0,000,000 has
been organized for the manufacture of the
gun. Ex-Governor Cornell, ex-senator
Platt and ex-Insurance Commissioner John
F, Smyth, of New York, are interested in
the company.
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were in the wilderness, hoary with aes, yet
alert with youth. gloomy and forlorn With
the dust Of buried centuries, yet gay and
brilliant with the infusion Of the new
American life; here dreamily slespinx,
there intoxicated with the 6re Of young
blood and energy and enterprise, there 10 Q
tremendous struggle for supremacy going
on between the old and the new, with the
old as yet still in the ascendant. The new,
however, il making rapid inroads. The
telephone now has its stations scattered
ments are stealing into the mud houses,
but only those occu pied by Americans. OF
course the older will in time succumb to
the later civilization and Tucson become q
more habitable place for Americans
-r.-. c. w, R
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Plague I'm ESyps Continues Its
RavaEes-A Chiefs Defeat-Meetias
OF Empersrs-yArfoss Notes frou
Abroad.
ALEXANDRIA, July 22-Ths Khediye re-
turned to this city from Cairo to-day, and
was received with much Enthusiasm BY the
populace.
Deaths From Cholera.
There were 400 deaths from cholera in
Cairo yesterday.
Two Deaths at AiexaadrfA.
LONDON, July 26-Two deaths from chol
era occurred at AieIandria, Egypt yester,
day. aa L-E.'. .'sr.,.
- bUSDoS, July 96.-Additioasfs- s-xd<sces
from Durham relative 10 the death of King
Cetewsyo at the hands of the insurgents
state that all his wives and many OF his
chiefs were also murdered.
The IPish League.
DUBLIN, July 26. AT meeting here OF
the Irish National League, Harrington an.
nounced that with the new electing coun.
Gil as soon as possible meetings for the
foundation of branches of the League and
to otherwise advance its interests would be
held all over the country.
Bismarck aud the Vatican.
ROME, July 2d-Intelligence has reached
here from Berlin that Bismarck will con-
tinue to negotiate with the Vatican for q
settlement of the differences between il and
Prussia.
Information has been received at the Vat
lean from New York that the Catholic
clergy in the United States will follow the
instructions Of the Pope in regard to Par.
nell and his followers
Sanitary Measures.
LONDON, July 26.--A deputation OF the
British Medical Association and several
members OF Parliament called to-day upon
President Chamberlain, OF the Board OF
Trade, and asked him to appoint commits.
sion 10 consider an inadequate medical and
sanitary management OF Atlantic steamers.
They commented strongly upon the proper
precautions on emigrant vessels, from
which large annual sacrifice OF life re.
suited. they suggested that ship owners
be compelled to increase the pay OF ship
surgeons, and that the American Govern.
ment he requested 10 contribute small
sum toward the expenses Of vaccinating
p-s-engers on board Of vessels. Chamber
lain replied that he intended 10 introduce
in Parliament in 1884 hi! dealing with
the subjects mentioned and amending the
shipping act.
To investigate the Epidemic.
PARIS, July 26--The Chamber OF Depu.
ties granted a credit OF fifty thousand
frances asked for hy the government to pay
the expenses OF sCientitic commission,
which is TO be sem 10 Egypt to investigate
the cholera epidemir.
bieI.
LONDON. July 25-Gen. Sir Williams
Fenwick Williams, is dead.
Two Cases Of ChOt era,
LONDON, July 26.-A case OF sickness,
suspected to be cholera, was discovered in
London docks, and another IN Wales. Pre-.
cautions were taken in connection with
each case.
BERLIN, July 26--A special dispatch TO
the Independence BelRa says: Cholera is
have occurred.
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DANGEROUS RAGS.
A Cargo OF Filth from ChOIera.Stricks N
Egypt En- Route 10 Boston.

LIVERPOOL, July 26.-The town council
having called the attention of the Privy
Council to the danger to public health
arising from large cargoes of rags received
frt m Egypt, the Privy Council sent a reply
in which they declined to interfere in the
matter. heparticular cargo cited in the
town councils communication as cargo
OF E. yptian rags, was not intended to be
landed at Liverpool, but TO be conveyed to
New York or Boston. The town council
to-day decided to apply for power to deal
with rag cargoes.
LONDON, July 20 .-Chamberlaip, presi.
dent of the local government board, stated
in the House Of Commons last night, that
the board had made orders in regard to
Egyptian rags, but that the orders had
never been actually issued, as the rags had
been sent 10 America.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE seNAToRsHlP,
The Thirty. .Enh Ballot Taken To-Day
With no Choice.

CONCORD, n. H., July 26.-The S5th joint
ballot fot United States Senator was taken
to-day without result. Chandler lost
from the last ballot yesterday; Tappan 4;
Patterson 20. Burns gained 8, Pike % and
Manton %.
A msjority Of the Republican members
of the Legislature held conference this
morning TO consider the Senatorial ques-
tion. Several members took the ground
that the struggle was injuriug the party,
but Gen. Marston felt convinced that the
struggle would prove heslthfuI to the par
ty, and some good Republicans would soon
be elected. Speaker Eastman was salts
fieS the caucus could not be held upon the
majority bssis, and would therefore favor
the requiring Of two third vote to nom
mate candidate, should such meeting be
held. Gen. Stevens, of Nashua, said Sem
atorial caucus was thing of the past in
New Hampshire, and he was willing to 60
before the people OF the State on that issue.
President Bartlett said the conference had
been fruitful in good results
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The FLAMES AT WORK.

The Howe Sewing Machine Company
works, at BriSgepors Conn, Dam
aged 90 the Ex teat OF s350.o0O. .
BElpGEPoKT, CoSs., July 26.-rhs extern
sive works of tAe Hove Sewing Machine
Company were nearly destroyed by ere to-
night The kuildinEs destroyed occupy
three sides and were Of brick, four stories
high. The company employ about 4Ol
bands and we're turning ont about one
huSdred and ten machines per day. Loss
ON buildings. machinery and stosk about
$40 coo; Insurance, sa75, 600, we'll distrib
uted. A large five story prick building
opposite, ard occupied in part BY the sev
ing machine company was saved, togethei
with a portion OF the foundry. The frt
| was plainly seen in New Haven. w.
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A BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
Em. Mccarthy Beaten Nearly TO Death
Ennr Mon

VIM. Mccarthy Beaten Nearly 10 Death
by Four Men.
CAIRO, LII , July Gone Of the most
brutal outrages was perpetrated yesterday
morningat Horrels Landing, Tenn. ninety
miles south OF this place. VIM. Mccarthy,
first mate of the steamer City Of Vicksburg,
was called ashore by Dick Darkel. After
reaching the shore he was pOunced upon
by four men Will. pistols, who told him TO
hold up his hands. His pistol was taken
from him, and he was then beaten nearly
10 death before assistance could reach him.
No ,.use is assigned for the act. Mccarthy
is H. the hospital. No arrests have been
Insne a. vet.
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=. WHEELINGi W. va. MISUNDERSTANDING. JULY q. 1883.

back. It il understood he refer
red to the pending resolutions with
the Baltimore Il Ohio Com psny looking TO-
ward q compromise with the Brotherhood.
Dispatches were read from Boston, Phila.
delphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit Oil
City, Pittsburg, st. Louis and other points,
giving encouraging reports and urging the
strikers TO remain firm. Many offers Of Pc
cuniary assistance were reported and many
accessions to the ranks of the strikers re-
ported in different parts OF the country.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

A Celebration OF the Complesien OF
New ship Brought 20 Close by the
Drowning or Prominent Yeang
Lady.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July GA recap.
tion. was given tonight on board
the new ship Alameda. of the Oceanic
Steamship Co, San Francisco, just compile
ted at Cramps ship yard. Among
these who favored the company
with selections on the piano was Miss
Maggie Grsmp, aged eighteen, daughter Of
Joseph cramp, q the well knoSn firn 9 ss o.
scending the gang plank, Miss Cranpmade
misstep and falling iato the river was
drowned. Her body had not been recov:
cred up to I o'clock. The sad accident
BROUGHT the Heception 10 an abrupt close.
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REUNION At COLUMBUS.
The Grand Army Day q Complete Sue.
etss-Three thousand Old Vets I'm Line
and One Hundred and Two Posts Rep
resenfed.

CoLUNBUs, o, July &.-This was the
Grand Army day in the national reunion
and it was a great success. 1t is estimated
that seventy.five thousand strangers, citi-
Eens and ex.soldiers were in the city to par
ticipats in the regimental and association
meeting held in the forenoon. In the al
teruoon the Grand Army parade took plac,
and there were three thousand men in liue
and one hundred and two posts were
represented. During the day speeches were
made in the formal receptions by
distinguished gentlemen. Among the viy.
tiers are Mrs. Davis, OF Perry county, snd
Mrs. McCsnns, OF Cincinnati, widows OF
soldiers of the Revolution, the only two
IN. Ohio. They are receiv ing great deal
OF attention, and will be in the general
parade tomorrow. The exercises Of the
dsy closed with camp fire at Camp Gov.
ernor Dennison, with FIRE works and
speeches by Generals Hurst Noyes, ksner.
Capt. Foraker and others. The reunion
will close to morrow. %
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A PtTKU TALE.
An Accomplished Ohio Woman Ar
rested In New York.
Her Craze and Desios 10 Become an 0rna-
ment to tho Stage Ends in
the Police Court.

New Yogx, July 26.-A handsome young
woman, whose dress and manners indicate
ed education and refinement, was accused
in the Jeferzon Market Court, on Tuesday
morning OF drunkenness. She said that her
name was Lillian Chambers, and that she
lived at No. 9 Second avenue, where she
occupied .. furnished room, and In which
shs locked bsr little daughter when abe
loft homs on Monday evening. She asked
10 be ditalasged, so thst she could attend
TO her child, who she was certain vas
sAseripE from Hanger
and '1irst. As this Is O ruse freq uently 10
iforfed 10 by prisoners to effect their re.
lease, she was temporarily committed, and
Ofiiose Young. of the Society fox the Pre-
ven lion Of Cruelty to Children. wss asked
10 ipyestigate tAe matter. This morning
The oftissr came into court with delicate
looking child, whom he said he found lock.
ed in . room ab the address given by the
WOMAN. The child said that she was seSen
years old and that her nssue Vas Lsttis
Chambers. The officer said that when
found che vas hungry, thisty, and dirty
The prisoner Was brought out and, she o
once rsn 70 her child. The officer stated
that the woman was the widow OF DR.. Bee
| Chsmbeys, who died aboHt nine mouth
seo in Hartveli, Hamilton county, Ohio
| where he bsd large pssctice.
I've Months Afses His Death
Mrs. Chambers succesdtd in saving abon
/ $40 and With this sum she c,me 70 fhi
| city With her child. She wished 70 becom
\ an actress, and with this object in view sb
applied TO Simmons & Brown, thsatriea
agen.s, Tor an engagement. -Four month
seo, while idle snd pennile1s, she was 10
duced 10 accept 3 position a. waiter 10
Roxery concert room. Her fsthss-in,la,
is DR.. Benjamin Chambers, whose ofiics
in Cincinnati. Money has been ssnt her
various times, but not enough 20 msintsi
her. The little girl said thst her moth:
used to bring home sandwiches for her
eat, and that she was often hungry. ~
tice Patterson discharged her and sent u
child 10 the Juvenile Asylum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-27

PHrrApKIpHIA, July pa quarantine
physician to-day reported to the Board OF
Health that Patrick Kelley, a seaman OF
the brig Julia Blak died Of yellow fever
hast night at the hospital at Lazaretto sta
ton, to which place he had been removed
from the vessel. The brig is detained at
quarantine and will be thoroughly fumi.
gated and the cargo removed before being
permitted to pass mp the river.
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virginia Democrats.

LYNcuBuRe, Va, July-The Democratic
State Central Committee empowered Chair
man John S. Barbour 10 make = selection
oi five members, to constitute the State
Executive Committee. After mapping the
campaign work the committee adjour oed.
The delegates express general satisfaction
with the work of the convention,
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A Heavy Sentence.

NASHVILLE, TsNN., July 26.-fhs jury in
the case Of eI-Treasnrer Po,k brought in a
verdict OF guilty OF embezzlsmeat fixing
the penalty at Imprisonment IN the Peat,
tentiary for twenty years and imposing q
ment. "a
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TAKING PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
The People OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Va, Agitated Over the Yel-
low Fever Scare.

NORFOLK, Va, July 26.-The Norfolk and
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange and the Nor
folk and Portsmouth Merchants and Man.
ufacturers' Exchange to-day petitioned the
Secretary of the Treasury and Surgeon
General to remove the hospital barge to
Lynn Haven bay. Just outside of Cape
Henry, and also to order into quarantine at
that point all infected vessels which may
enter the Hampton roads. The Surgeon
General had previously established hos
pital barge off Sewells Point and the Sec
retary of the Treasury had ordered all ves-
sells entering the capes with sickness on
board to anchor near Ocean View until
boarded by the health officers. These
orders excited alarm among the people OF
Nor folk and Portsmouth, hence the action
OF the exchanges.
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New OIL Field Near pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, July 26. oil sand was
struck to-day by party of prospsctors in
Pine Creek Valley, few miles north of
Pittsburgh. The drill is down at a depth
o. $50 feet, and the party are confident
that new oil field has been discovered.
J. NJ. Hukill, a veteran Bradford producer,
has leased large quantity OF land.
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KNIGHTS OF the OAR.

A Btg kaee That ts Opon % Rsss. peast.
ney. Lee aud Tee0er -E3asisS m.
ci,ssied.
PErscoTT, OSr., July 8.-The great race
on the st. Lawrence river, with the our.
rent between Ogdsnsburg, New York, and
Prescott, Ont, on the sth and 9th Of Au.
gust, four miles straight away, for . stsks
OF 81 600 and cup worth $3.50 10 the hrst
and $500 to the second, 10 open 70 Ross,
Courtney, Lee and Teemer. the first three
OF whom have signifed their intention 81
competing The purse and cup will Be
offered annually, for which this year u, 500
will he raised. Never more than four Of
the worlds best oarsmen are 10 be allowed
to compete. and the worlds champion 10
always excluded.
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CALVIN williams" Body E.b"med.

GT1tcIHI % EIO ItTGtNT'
PARSERsBURG, Jnly 26-The body OF Gal.
win Williams. Whose murder is charged
uron John r Coe and son, was eKhumed
70 day aud the remains will be subject To y
iE.rnugh examination, the result ol which
will have an important bearing in the case
Xhrn il comes up.
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Heavy Damages

MN York, Jnly 26.-In q collision some
lSesr> $50 between the Pennsylvania Rail.
pad comPsry's ferry boat aid the New
/cTN Transportation COmpany's steamer.
bhn n. Aartin. received injuries causing
fpssniiy, He obtained q verdict sgainss
Bob eUn psnies for SO,
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SEW YoRK, July 26-The decree annuil
ipx The marriage of Marsnna CONWAY and
Julss Levg the cornettist was entered to-
day in the Supreme Conrt. The spplioa.
tion was made by Mrs Levy on the ground
Sthst Levy is the husband Of apo,Lsr voa-
"a
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HEAVY ER0Al.

BosvBN, July ga dispatch from the
GrawfJrd House, White Mountains, states
that there was . heavy frost there last
night,
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SciofGI.om M Case.

PArKKRsBuKo, July 26-Some progress
wss NJ ade in the SCIoto case today, but
nothing of special interest or new develop
meats occurring. Ab0nt ten witnssse' are
vet 10 he examined for the defense The
iriai will probably last ten days longer.
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Iron Man Dead.

4 RTAFSG, Pa. July 96.-Winiam III.
tllBtr President Of the First National
Bebk ssd sx President Of 'he Temple aud
G,ymsr Srol eOmpanies. died this morning.
q sd 90 years. He was brother Of Con.
elrssh IN C,ymer. =
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ESrEEPRIsING local agents wanted in this
town for sn article that is sure to sell.
Live druggists and grocers preferred. Ad,
.o-ess Humiston Food Pfeservasiye Co, z
Slhy street. Boston,
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An Eyangeiist suieides.

BosroS, July 26-Daniel B. Phillips. a
we'll known evangelist, troubled for some
time with his head iEon sun stroke,
har ssd himself tq-dal.
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A Vessel Overdue.

MoxrRxAL, July 2e The steamship Lud-
wig, of the White Cross Lins, from Ant
werp, is ten days overdue. Ii is feared
her shaft is broken. -r