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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
LOST AT SEA.
Twenty -Cne Lives Lost by the Sinking
Of u German ship.


OF German ship.
New YORK, September 22.-For some
time past fears have been expressed as to
the safety of the German ship Pauline,
Captain Skulken. which sailed from this
port on November 70 Of last year, bound to
Shanghai, Chins, since which time moth
ing has been heard of her. 1t is believed
she has hecn lost with all on board.
At the office of Messrs Theodore Ruger
& Co, No. William street. the agents OF
the Pauline, q reporter called to-day, and
was informed that although she was com.
m8nGed by a most competent master, and
was in every respect staunCh, seaworthy
vessel, still they have given up all eE-
pectation Of ever hearing from her.
She was formerly an American vessel,
having been built at Richmond, Me-, in
1867, and was called the Charles h. South
ard. She was ,O67 tons burden, and had
crew list of twenty-one men. The cargo,
which was valued at about 500 600, con-
sisted of pkgs. effects, pigs metal, l,Oll
boxes perfumery, pkgs. wOodenware, 10
kegs nails IS pkgs missionary goods, 2
hoxes typewriters, 50 boxes beer, 53 pkgs.
drugs, 81 pks. manufactured iron, G5O gal
IONS spirits. 30 oars, 200 cases cartridges,
barrel whisky, 12O pounds of tobacco and
81 go gallons of petroleum in cases. Tne
insurance upon the vessel and cargo has
been paid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
CUPiO'S CAPERS,

.." 10 ers usually have two souls with
CO oas married thought.
1--we laughs at locksmiths; but love
,l''n.s have all the fun. There are lots OF
,eA'm.tLs who laugh At love.
Young laiy-The word cali in poker
~ .@-rent significance from what it
pes il society. In poker, if your oPPo-
fsa' call" you have go 70 "see" him,
fihol. Any excuse OF sickness or mot At
,aas
lam - glad you have regarded nay
'aass and had the manlinsss to give mp
l-2k;. 90 said Smithers' girl to him. 1T
fI1..ay, demoralizing practice" "Hes,"
F'D.iri Smithers, you see I have a bet
si:a yolng Browning Of a box of Henry
,Ays that can abstain until The first OF
over ber."
: uDg lady who visited Saratoga this
tamer has bad seven proposals from
fzag men Of sense and wealth since her
A.fn home. She appeared st the hotel
So table one day in q dress costing not
p y cents q yard.
L. Ruskin says: What was beautiful
asrday is beautiful to-day" There are
sPuOns Mr.. Ruskin. A young man
. took his girl to the opers one night
'>aty thought she was the personihc1-
Of beauty. Next day he made an early
AID iound her attired in faded calico
- dilapida:sd slipper and her Osn bair,
N-Fe.i, bis opinion Of her beauty exps-
~esc .g~d-n and radical change.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
BLASTED BUCKEYES.
The Last Hope for HARMONY In the
Hamilton County Democracy
Apparently Gone.
Each Faction Shedding its Coat
Preparatory to a Desperate
Battle for Victory.
Party Feeling Running High at
Columbus s-.-Prominent Men
There---Political Pointers.

CINCINNATI, September 22.-The Com
mercial Gazette says; Harmony, or rather
the lack of hsnony in the Democratic
ranks was the topic Of conversation every.
where. During the morning and at noon
Thursday on Change there was tsins
hope in the breasts OF many Democrats
that some sort OF a compromise would be
agreed upon, Notwithstanding the TACT
that the conference committees separated
without having been able to place before
the Democrats Of Hamilton County any 30
luton Of the problem that has been
Racking the Brains
of the leaders on both sides for many days
past. A rumor that fusion OF the two
tickets would be acceptable to both FAC
tions in some way gained many believers
and from the expressions OF outsiders one
unacauainted with the feelings OF the op'
posing factions would have been led to be-
lieve that at last the Democratic party IN
this county was about to present an unoro'
ken front. The assertion, often repeated,
that the Reformers would listen 10 noth;
ing but the Withdrawal Of the tickets and
the calling OF
A New Convention,
and that the McLeanites would consent TO
nothing of the kind, has been demonstrated
as true, so that the only thing TO do is to
6gbt il out on the lines drawn at the time
the Highland House ratification placed
ticket before the people. Wh4tever hope
for harmony any one entertained was
blasted on Thursday afternoon and the last
timber with which the chasm could have
been bridged was removed by the discharge
of its conference committee by the College
Hall Campaign Committee. That action
put an end TO all possible chances for a
harmonious arrangement, and both factions
have settled down to work.
Popular Feeling
seems 10 be with the Reforme-s, and they
are generally supposed 10 have the best OF
the fight as far as honesty OF purpose and
a desire for Democratic success are con-
cerned. Many gentlemen who have here
tOfore been supporting the Highland House
ticket declare that Mclean has been the
stumbling block, and announced that they
will support the Reform movement. Tae
campsign promises 10 be warm one, the
College Hall men having decided to take
the aggressive.
The Highland House Candidates,
as before stated, are hard at work and are
in every way imaginable endeavoring to
make votes. Frank Ratterman is said to
be bidding for the saloon keepers votes
through Moerlein's brewery. 1t is related
as an acaual fact on one morning last week
the drivers of Moerlein's wagons left kegs
of beer at the majority of the "Over the
Rhine" saloons with Mr.. Ratterman's com.
pliments.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

and personal doings Of the city
urpg last week .
4 E,II.burg bss been visited BY assvsrs
4 N ard rsin storm
n-,u,tic and Musical bill Of fare during
4 week snd for the next.
H. CHARLESTON special reoounts 9 desperate
a !, on the steamer Vigo, in the KanaWha.
i h,ss bsu tragedy on the Island, in
s;,b Wsrde floors the Wheeling eonspira-
H.
An hope Of harmoniEing the warning
s,nosraric factions at Cincinnati seems to
srs led.
4 Martins Ferry meeting to further the
srssts Of the NJ. Vernon, Coshocton AMI
keeling railroad.
A wheeling merchants views of the war
|.ginc between glass and crockery iob6ers
tea gift houses.
tse Thompson gives our readers this
srDing some interesting "reminiscences
hs old National road.
Tie foolish qusrrel OF two Little Wash
ton lovers is graphically told by = cor
Ispcudent in another column.
;, Louis is making extensive prepare
- ior her fair, which opens October l.
L week programme is given elsewhere
Intelligence comes from Santiago de
IA Of q terrible gale at Nassau, on the
inst. Fifty vessels are said to have
IN wrecked, and sixty lives lost.
" Sheriff Seybold gives our 'all round
- reporter an interesting disqUisition
tsrsiues. and relates his experience with
I-ls-,v. now an Elm Grove road work
[.S.
20 h,yached and whitened skeleton Of
innate Of TIE Marshall county Infrm-
|, las leea found lying in stield at a
,,.rr4o.e distance from that Institu-
I0.
Two sensational suicides are reported
+,n Petersburg. A son Of ex-United
ais >.,a,or Van Winkle sought death
y5.s1r. while another citizen laid down
El0-e : :rain and lost his head,
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No FROST.

CLEVELAND, September 22.--Reports from
he following places in northern Ohio say
here was no frost last night: Warren,
Fainesville, Ashtabula, Jefferson, Charden,
Ravelina Medina Akron, Youngstown,
Tfin, Sandusky, NOrwalk and Fremont.
MILWAUKEE,. September % -Dampnsss
prevented frost in this immediate vicinity
Iast night. The thermometer ranged in
lie peighborhood OF SO degrees. At the
railroad office it is said there was frost
frost along the Council Bluffs division Of
tie ChlCsro Milwaukee and St. Paul rail.
way but the extent of the damage is not
known. Signal gervice reports give no in:
dicstions of frost in this State, the wind
having been southerly the latter part OF
the night 1t is now blowing off the lake
and the air is raw with prospects Of acold
day
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r.r,,h,. Accident I'm a Coal Nine.

WrLEEsKAKRE, Pa, September p "A
terrible accident happened at the Wood
ward shaft Of the Delaware, Lsckavanna
and Western Coal Company, at kingston,
this evening. The shaft, so feet deep, has
twenty feet OF water at the bottom. Geo
Bulge. Thomas J. Davis, B5ward Philips
and Isaac Bevsn were working on plat
form timbering the shaft sixty feet
from the bottom. A piece OF
timber weighing half ton feii
on tbe platform while being lowered.
II g.yr vsy and the four n'sn were precfp
it,tsd 10 the bottom, falling into the water.
Philip Parry snd Lewis T. Jones were
saved BY hsneing IN beam after crying
for help. The men we're all married eI
cept Davis, and hive large families in desii'
titute circumstances
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23

ST. LoUIs, September % -Adyices from
Indisn Territory say that four men, named
Ssddler, Upton, and two brothers named
Gray, from the vicinity OF Paris, Texas,
csBped on the Big Creek, ChOctaw Nation,
some time, for the purpose OF hunting and
fishing. Last Wednesday night their camp
was rsided by party claiming to be posse
looking for horse thieves, aud their sur
render was demanded, this was refused and
a fight ensued and one of the Gray brothers
and Ssddler was killed. The other Gray
and Upton escaped. The posse then plum
dered the camp taking away all valuable
effects
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
Aoueer WAY or Settling a Bill.

New YORK, September 22.-JOhn G. ALI
port, q provision dealer, announces his IN
tenfion OF settling the bill of direct credi-
tor, q Mr. Mack, keeper OF . restaurant at
No 10 South street, by eating it out, and
says that At noon his friends will be pres.
ent in sufficient numbers to consume all
there is in sieht Yesterday ne sent his
men into the byvays and gathered together
forty Iopgshoremen, Italians and colored
porfers, and conduc, ing them into the res
tsurant, told them to help themselves,
which they vigorously did, despite the OBJ
lection of the proprietor. The police re-
fused to interfere Toe performance will
be repeated until the account Is settled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
SERIOUS RIOT.
Drunken Railroad LAbOrers Terrorize
An Illinois Town.

SurHBORoUGH, BoSD Co., LIS, Septem
Der 22.-FIfty lsborers on the Jacksonville
railroad became wild with liquor and a
serious riot occurred. F. Muller locked up
his saloon, when the roughs took posse ssion
of cider mill by forcing the proprietor to
surrender the key. When they mad i'm
Jibed the entire liquid contents they de
stroyed the mill and then attacked Muller's
saloon, smashing in the entire front with
stones. The place was gutted and groce
ries and cigars were thrown in the street
and the liquor consumed. The citizens
were terrorized. Muller and family fed to
Greenyille and summoned a posse OF 40
armed men and the sheriff, who captured
II rioters and lodged them in Jail. The de-
struction of property amounted to 5000
Several people were struck with stones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
Treated Him Ffrst and Killed Him
AleFWaFd.

RICHMOND. September 22.-In Princess
Anne county John Jarvis, coming from a
hunt, approached Clsudius Bonny, who
said We'll, what game did you get?
"Ob. got some" be replied, drawing
bottle eut OF bis bird bag. Won you Try
some Of ity'
"I don't care IL do" said BonDy, and
hereached for the bottle and put 1t TO his
mouth. As he did so Jarvis stepped back
and cooked his gun.
Look out there, Mr.. Jarvis. Be more
careful how you handle that gun or you
are going TO hurt somebody" exclaimed a
bystander BonDy turned toward JARVIS
and said: why, Jarvis, you must mean 70
shoot somebody" .,,
II DO, replied Jarvis; II mean 70 kill
you. spd raised his gun and fired. The
charge struck Bonpy in the heart killing
him instantly.
Jarvis fed 10 O swamp and-escsped-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
MnrIiered for His MoneI.

CLEVELAND, September % Robert Bruce,
a hostler, attacked Jsmes Ryan, = sailor, in
Erie to, day, presumably to rob him OF So
drawn during the dsy. Rysn's dead body
was found early this morning with an ugly
cash in the neck. No money was found oa
the body. Bruce was arrested aud admits
the murder, but pleads self defense. No
money was found on his person.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
The Fate Of q Brute.

WILMINGTON. n. G, September 22-In
Richmond county, Friday, negro named
Archie Johnson was lynched for attempt
ing to Outrage white giri, SIX years ot age.
Of that county. Johnson was LEFT hanging
ON a tree With q plscard pinned to his
bresst bearing the words: '0ur wives and
Ssurkicrs must ee protected"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
WHAT ALLIED HIM.
A Boy Who Carried n Snake in His
Stomach.


Stomach.
? BRApFoRD, September o. Charles Leslie
Clerk. OF Lock Haven aged Is years, has
for several months been unable - retain
food upon his stomach. After each meal
he was seized with violent vomiting spells
He grew pale and thin. Yesterday the lad
while on his way home from school, was
taken with one OF his spells. During the
convulsion he felt something come up into
bis throat. The object nearly strangled
him. During the struggle it came up into
mis- mouth. The boy grasped the some
thing and drew it out OF his mouth with a
Jerk. With shrek the lad dropped the
object, which as black water snake, eight
inches long The reptile was killed and
taken home. 1t is supposed that young
Leslie swallowed the snake last summer
while drinking from a spring near his
home. 1t is a remarkable case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
It Being I'm Kentucky, He Was Admit
ted 10 Rail

LEXINGTON, KY, September 22.-Lsst
night Col. K. S. Strader, a well known
horseman, shot and k lied Bradfoad Foster,
a negro employe. Strader was told Foster
had turned q stallion in with a valuable
filley. He got shot gun and went to the
stable. Foster ran but wss fired at by
Strader. He returned and while advanc-
ing on Strader the latter fred twice killing
Foster. Strsder gave himself up and WIS
admitted to bail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
A BAD MISTAKE.
How . Chicago Octoroon Created Sym.
pathy on n Train.

pathy on q Train.
SPRrNGFIELD, ILL, September "a
handsome Chicago octoroon created great
sensation, last night, on the passenger
train which left Chicago at 8 O'clock on
the Chicago and Alton railroad, by claim
ing that during the early hours OF the
morning she had given birth TO q child,
which she declared was run over and killed
by the train. Passengers in the sleeping
and chair cars were all aroused and were
wonderfully sympathetic. When the
train arrived here at o'clock this morn
ing, stretcher was procured and the train
delayed in order TO allow the neTly-made
mother to be removed 10 hotel. Several
St. Louis ladies procured stopover checks
and accompanied the woman to the hotel.
When the hastily summoned physician ar
rived he at once discovered that it was a
case of hallacination. The crazy girl gave
her name as Mrs. Mary Nancy Hardin, nee
Harris, and claims to have lived in Chicago
the past three years. She will be tried for
inSAnlty
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.
HeSiIating as te whether or Not They
viii Enter PoIitieA

MnwAUKEE, September 22-The National
Liberal Lesgue passed the forenoon in dis.
cuSsing whether or not they should enter
politics. No decision was reached. Ii was
decided, however, to discuss and adopt as
a platform the report of the special com
mittee, section by section, with the uadsr
standing tba; il they do enter politics they
will 90 in on such platform which may
rox Be adopted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
WHEELING. VA.SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER %. 1888.
pEsRERArE FleAT
Bstween I'VE Marshall County ,Busi.
mess Partners. -

=" rPoOtuS % usc hSytsscf.
AoUSDsyILLE, September 22.-Informa-
ton has Just been received Of most dss-
perate affrsy which occurred in the neigh
borhood Of Seatonyille, in this county, the
first Of this week, between two well known
psrties-G. A. Jones and a Mr.. Waters.
They fought rough ard tumble, tooth and
nail until both parties were pretty badly
beaten up. Jones had finally to. succumb
to the superior strength of his adversary,
but not until after q hard struggle, The
parties were partners IN q saw mill, and
bad feeling had existed for some time past.
The matter has resulted in q law suit, a
dissolution OF partnership, and is the chief
topic of conversation in that neighborhood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
THE IOWA BATTLE.
Both Parties strainipE Every Nerve
R0r Yfraorv.

CHICAGO. September 22.-The guberna.
torial campaign in Iowa is being conducted
with unusual vigor this fall. Tue issues
outlined are prohibition and protective
tariff on the side of the Republicans and
license and tariff for revenue on the side OF
the Democrats. They are calling some of
heir strongest men into the campaign.
Ben Harrison has been on the stump for
he Republicans, and Governor Hendricks
for the Democrats. Congressman ". L
Springer, of Illinois, is in the city to day.
on his way to that State, where he will be
gin on Monday a series Of speeches lasting
until the time of the election.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
Interesting Reports

are heard from these points by correspond
erce and through the speakers who pass
thu Tough this city as often as possible in
going 20 and from meetings. Among the
speakers here TO day between meetings are
Senator Pendleton, DIR. J. Z. Myers, OF
Goshen, Senator from the Brown-Ciermont
District, and candidate for reelection;
Hon. Beriah wilkins, of Uhrichsyille, Goa.
gresham. elect from the Sixteenth District;
Hon. s. W. Ranney, of Fairfield county;
Hon. Byron Stillwell, Representative from
Ashland county, and candidate for re- elec
ZION: General George W. Morgan, OF Mount
Vernon, and Hon. James Lawrence, OF
Cleveland, candidate for Attorney-Gen-
eral
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Killed by the Cars.

STEuBEyvILLE o, September 22-Levi
Ayers, aged thirty years, while walking on
the track Of Pan Handle near Bulger.
stepped on the nCrt5 side Of the double
track 10 let the train pass aud was struck
by the West bound local. throEing him OF
The track, and he received fatal injuries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
Military aansuvsrs.

BrRITs, September 2-Twenty'nEe
thousand men participated in the military
mspouvsrs to dsy. which lasted for three
hours, buripg which tine the Emperor
vaIth,d them from hill near Ginsen
hsim. TIE oIers.iors represented pitch
ed battle, incIucisg eha!gfs ofintsnify and
cavalry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
Io,MoRRoWs coLoRED CONVENTION,
Subjects TO be Discussed at the Louis.
Vile Gathering,

WIG GatnerlnHi
New YORK, September 22.-In regard TO
the colored Convention to be held in Louis
vile Monday, Mr.. Thomas Fortune, editor
of the Globe newspaper of this city, and
who has been prominently mentioned as
Chairman of the Convention, said to-day
to a reporter: 81 DO not think will attend
the Convention, as ! believe | can exercise
as much influence as care to from my
Office. The primary reason why the Con-
vention was called was political one and
the first delegates chosen were chosen on
that basis-that of having radical ideas on
office holding. hardly believe that
Radical Ideas
will prevail. / saw Mr.. Douglass last week,
and be is very liberal in his views and not
at all disposed to push matters to extremes.
He does not like the idea OF Office holding
occupying such great measure OF atten-
ton, and he will use his influence to bring
up for discussion chiefly social questions.
The Freedmen's Bank will, among other
questions, receive attention. The Postal
Bank establishment will be an issue OF
some importance. l am going TO write to.
day 10 ID. A. Sraker, Of South Carolina, and
aSS him to introduce resolution approx.
ing and asking for the establishment OF
A Postal Bank System.
Of course our rights as citizens will receive
attention. | expect $50 delegates will be
present. Senator Bruce will be there as a
visitor, and other distinguished colored
men. Ex Lieutenant Governor Pinchback,
of Louisiana, will not be present. l hardly
think Mr.. Douglas will be elected chair.
msn, as be will have powerful opponents.
would support him if were going. Mr..
D. Augustus Straker, of South Carolina, Is
likely to be elected. Other candidates are
George l.. Ruffin and George n. Williams,
who passed through here with the MaSsa'
Chusetts delegation to the convention. The
convention will last about two days"
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The President.

Providence, R /, September 22-Presi
dent Arthur received q large number OF
callers at Newport to-day. After drive
he vas entertained at iuacheJu ny Cor
peHus Vanderbilt A large party OF gen,
tiGn:ea Ecrc f.eteat
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Death Of an AIiexed bourbon.

OsnxosH, Wis, September 22-John L.
WilHsms, the only son of the late EleaEer
Williams. distinguished as the last Dau-
phiu of France. died 10 day ut TigertoSn,
Wis. Eleszer Williams claimed 70 be the
SON OF Louis XVI of France, and Was well
known ~ the Bourbon" among our cih
zanR
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p.r,aIT,. Meetings Prohibited.

DUBLrS, September 22-Itis rumorsd the
British Government intends 10 Prohi6it some
of the projected meetings OF the Parneii-
ties throughout the country, and IN pursn,
ant of this policy the meeting annopnced
county Clare, has been prohibited.
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THE GORGEOUS DISPLAY.
In Preparation for Fair Week at st.
UOuia-The Yelled PrOnhet Parade,

In Preparation for Fair Week at ST..
Louis-The Yelled Prophet Parade,
ST. Louis, September 22.-Preparations
for fair week have began in earnest, and
they are on a more extensive scale than
ever before. No preceding year has been
so great in promise OF success, and never
before have the merchants and citizens
generally been so interested and 80 san.
guine of the result. Beginning on Monday
October /, every day and night Of the week
has some special and attractive feature.
The fair itself commences Monday and
LISTS six days. A grand public display Of
fire works will be given Tuesday night.
The sixth annual visit OF the Order of
The Yelled Prophets,
whose pageant in twenty-five floats will
illustrate Fairy Land" familiar in nur-
sery tales, being recalled in pictures on
tableau cars, will take place. Wednesday
night another splendid exhibition of fire.
works will be given. Thursday night the
trades pageant, in which there will be 1000
specially prepared floats, representing
more than fifty different business interests.
A Grand Military Parade,
in which the local soldiery and visiting
company's from at least ten neighboring
towns will participate, the pageant to be
followed by grand military ball at the
Armory. Friday night tue tableau and
Yelled Prophet concert takes place at the
Olympic Theatre, in which Remenyi, Julia
Rive-kiDg and other celebrities will ap.
pear. A mile OF gas pipes arch the prin-
cpsl streets. in the centre OF the city,
which will be brilliantly illuminated each
evening
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Irish Mas Meeting. I'm America.

n ',sDrS September 22.-Arrangement
%..g made by the Irish National
- 'Jr series of mass meetings in
&c, which will be addressed by many
~ NdtiOnslists, including JOhn
s - ", StD IS nov in Australia. Red
~ p '.! f''a'n from Australia by way Of
.ts..- o. ""cn place he is expected
' 10 NyTemv,-.