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The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
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Nix. EDITOR Il ask q little Suace in
YOU columns to enter protest against
the unmanly and unjustifable attack
upon NJ. character hy the "rlains' cor
respondent of the North East Sfa5 in The
last issue of that paper am willing 10
bear my share ot Jokes or weak attempts
at wit. that this or any other silly sc.rb-
bier may impose OH me, but III the name
of justice and deccncy, | claim that no
respectable or respected man will use the
columns of Il newspaper to traduce all
nnymously the character of his ueig h bor
Passing the want Of courage and ordinary
manlincss OF this correspondent, for an
honest appeal to a sense Of justice and
right. some degree of which every man
should possess who undertakes to pub
i>h Il newspaper, ask he editor of the
Star, what provucatlou have | ever given
him 10 make hims-lf a party IL this
slander upon me. My sou VIII" was ur,-
fortunate enough to fall from the buid-
ing was constructing is held up 10 pub
lie riulrul-. " sons. because ] have
taught them habits at nGu>'ry, aud tne
importance az nHdiEg their nwu hu>r-
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The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20

TIE MHRkETS.
I,iStGD Markets.

RrnoHIFn BY d. sCoT7 y BRO.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20

At about ) r. NJ the large parry began
to separate, informally, as they came, ali
pleased with the pleasant social cveLt and
which will long be relne,n herp,l
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
Balance on hand.

Jan 2O--Iw
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

BITE, NJ. r., Marc!. =, loH:
Th: following urc the wholesale.
prices rs,iI iy merchants and hotel
Keepers for the commodities e,l,,n,rr-
atetl, delivered ir:ni thu wa.:..u.
Price. IL! carefully corrected every
Saturday:
Flour i:ul.: Valley. NxNx, S:.:.!aI
per cwt.
i" Mill Crsx K, NXXX, $:.;a,
per wt.
Kansas xxx H.7j.
I" Bakers, $l.25.
Mill Creek, New ProctAs, S;;.,i,.
Gallatim, $3.4 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Prne~s, Cream,
Of the Valley, Saw
Ruby Valley, tnew process, $3.50
Union Mills MINK Snow flake.
es.5'..
Utah Common, &s.@5
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, $4.OO.
Wheat per ill.,. 2! cts, fair.le,,.anA.
Oats, $2.OOat 80.
Butter, per H., :I5tG ~ cts.
Eggs, per dozen. ~" - cts.
Corn Meal, X.
Beef, carcass, 8 cts.
Beets, 8! cts. peri H..
Hay per ton, $:ss@ 81
Bailed Hay, per ton, &22@ g:
Cheese, 1SEa. 70 cts.
Barley, $2.25G 2.5U ,xr cwt
Dried beans, Montana, Z cts.
Mutton, 10 ctr.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per H..
Veal, IL cts. per Ii.
Chickens, 81 G. $40 per dozen.
Wood, $50 q $500
Rutal'agas, j cts. PER H..
Potatoes, u. 1G,!.5O p cwt.
aausaye, Is cts. per ID.
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II. p. tyains now fun through 70
Portland from HoeDo Plaine, . d..
tDnoo At 80 unjlao. The end az IT,
tsaek b four milss sast Il Hosge
e1ol0o. fho gro0inG On the Clssk's
Fork division = abost ce@pletod.
Five bgSdgoo have vt to b bcl)lt o.
the 9ivis1oa, Which viii b 1sishsdl
b. ~ ed a. ho nno0th. 6vpssin-
t6o0e0t Hallett bae l500nen ct work
= tho 0l0oole division. At ths
th!I4 csea1ong . largo sooW hao boea
Sot!e and oveeything b IN rsodlneD b
6egl0 diving pilee fur . Temporary
ee3dGe q that the laoe os0so1qg 81
Clask'e Fork river. The three SPan
Howe tEoeD bridge, 80 feet Io0G, ct
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Tho New 1iro Company.

whs hose trucks for the city 6re
eosppany have arrived, and The city
now ~ on hand . eoop1ets appeSa-
~, inelsding lao ibst efhass. Il
\ undessoood that Immediately upoo
~ rsturn q Mayor Ovsley fFo0
H<lsne The new company win b or
s,ni,ed. which viii b under eo0tEoa
q ~ city eosneil and e0esssd -
eifv o0eess. The Mayer win have
IN opportunity to disdnguish him
self - chief nreman, and ebe City
lGassbal probably - assistant chief
In addit,eu t@the city o0een . voe
untses company q ci'issas viii p'os'
oily 30 oegs.issd. Who Will b e.
peeaed 10 ran with Tie ''negsheea."
There sess,,s 10 10 no god Teaeoo
vhv the new company and The oso
heIsnde should not work ho!nco1-
oanSIy toxxeher % The o1t3nGobeanG
a 3ree, bet IL he h1ge0ey q vo!oo"
ter 6Te depastassls = % b takco
- : criossioe, ~ nay look Se9a bc!Ie
sheke up now and tho0, ade! -
~ ooei1ooy getst0 renning. Wneeo
~ - 10 sp9ootico1 deaDo0oesneeo0
~ ~ veteran proverbs ''teese'e Q
~ q dl0ogooes tstWooa regular
a : ve5119seR."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

TIE Sspsst SsssaGly pshlishsa q
~ disesvssy q lAbslsssly sish osld
dlogiaD - ~ banhD q ~ Y1kso
l. hr a1AlAskA, - ssoa1sd ssasi1.
ssable sxelbensnt d III Teezloegy,
a0oog thaE elas e p6saese psDspse.
tan Who ~ alwaysrsaAy ts0Dtsths
lhsthse1sst parts ot IL easeA, u ~
prospect b Asld ct q 1ndiag god
placer diGginGA A es0Vaay = ~.
psstsd b b. fleming q Deotsa -
make ths trip ovsslasd. eahesssheek.
Ns0sseas inquiries Seuasdiag ~
plans and parpsses q thlb company
have been made q lhe lluuB e0ee.
Our Information reGnsding The pc.
posed expedition has besa gnehessd
hoa' the Benton papess, and ~ tsas
ofastielss upon ~ sshjset, psblished
IN tbaso papess, oeovsys ths inPgss.
s,en that the eeUaaisatiea q ssch IN
expedition exisls eoly % the ibgtile
Imagination u Tie Deote0 Iepostesn.
Ifthis = mt tbe eass, tbs oeDanissss
have d0ply besa carried away ~ ~
widest sogt Il . eAimssa, and aro Z.
nosaot q the ehaEaceoe e the eountsy
proposed 70 b tsavsesed. II sueh .
psrty could cross TIE sevssal lbs1s q
The 8aooatohAvan and rooeh Athahoo.
10 river, they would have consumed
the s1tjrs summer, and wooA 1Dd
themselves In Tie svamps aod h1oD
q the Peace Slver ooantsy, witheat
feed for anioals o. hepe q progress !;
- winter would b settling II, and
they would net then = eoe-lbasth Il
IL distance to their dsstinat3oo.
Even II they should 10 ssabjed to
proceed down The lGaekensie river
nearly to. the Arctic ocean, opposite
70 The hsad q The Yukea, they Woald
have the Rocky Dountains, which
ase particularly rugged IN that hti-
tude, to eFosR bstoss thy eoah ct 10
TIE Yakoo. The hsod u this river
b a The ooth pasallei. II any oos
has ct tie FEVER bed let him 90 BY
water 20 Sltka.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

The Nootano Jaape James Ar
re6tod In LiVinGOpou In Time
to Save 8i0 Neck deon
Stretching Hemp.

The notorious outlaw, George Bell.
who Cor years has infested Eastern
Montana and Dakota, he's ut last been
captured At Livingston. He has had
= long career Of successful crime.
which Is now believed to have come
to On end. OF his exploits aud AIRES,
the Miles City Prcss says:
In 1875 the citizens Of Fargo served
. notice on Bell and compelled him
to seek . new1leld Of operations. The
age aud character Of Bismarck aud
Nandan suited his taste and for
few years he lived aud grew tat fro,n
Ills crimes, which were generally "f
thfeving nature: although he has
more than once been accused Of muir.
der. At Aandan the citizens two
years ago became tired Of his presence
aud ordered him to leave. He then
went to Glendive, q detailed account
Of his career in that town would ill \
hook. Business becoming dull he
has for the psst wear passed from one
town to another, sometimes At Miles
City, then at Glsndive. and last
week reached Livingston. On sun
day Of last week he held ~ two men
In brUsd Gay light and extracted $l75
from them. sheriff johnson, of Gus
ter, heard Of the affair and ON MOu-
day dispatched detective smith, Of
Miles City, to Livingston, to capture
the bold rObl,er. smith arrived on
Tuesday In time to save the prisoner
from being lynched aud promptly se-
cured and conveyed him to jail.
Two years ago he hired himself
and team to y couple Of men from 1t
Paul, with tue understanding tina;
he should take them from Glenaiivc
to Miles City for t00. The party
started It dark; after driving an hour
Or 80, He'll asked the travellers to get
out, which they did. He then drove
away in the darkness, aud did not
return until next morning, with one
wheel Of his blackboard gone, and
stated that lie intended to return vt
once to 0lendive, to repair his vehicle
and have the doctor examine his
wounds which he claimed to have ~.
ceivel BY the horses running away.
He finally compromised the matter,
:ound the lost wheel and secured for
bis services all the cash the badly
frightened men had, amounting to
$40. This IL one Of the incidents
connected with the history OF this
dreaded ''rounder," ''rOller'' aud
highwsyman. He has openly deiied
the officers and 1t II to be hoped that
Justice will now put him where he
l,elongs.
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Tee!5ooey = teaebed. The sailgood
eeoeq00goooo . 0oW 6 tho line a. ~
91ol6ood Ioeesvoe3oo ard ~ trook
- soeebea . paint SEVEN mi]es
Sove 1y1eh'S Enneh, q A0sso
vssythjng b qetst and peeceab3e
o)oog the ruaa add - deP6e0atjeoo
have been committed siDco The nto.
y committee ooea0oa out all tho
T0Sles9 aud ont threats. 6JBo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

An eAbet b bsiDg made to have tn
sidewalk "a the North side Of Wesl
Park, from Main to Montana street,
graded and planksd. The Masonic
hall, opera house, school building and
several new bsildings and business
Arms now or soon 70 b located On
West Park, would be made much
more easy Of acesss BY such an i'm
pavement, and the large number Of
citissns who will bs benefited thew
By, propose to bsing strong pressure
70 bar on the City Council.
Perry Beal met with . painful ae-
ejdent ut the Pavilion skating rink
1T night. He had been skating.
and turning sudtleoly about to skate
70 . seat In IN "pposits directioA,
another skater dartsdin front u him,
and in making . quick motion to
avoid . collision hs ave his right
lbet . wrench which snapped the
beoe just above the ankle. He W1s
taksa to bis room ut the Centen6ial
Hotel. The injury b . slmpoe fga<.
toSo, and b. will probably Be Ill
right again In . week o. tan dag.
Tt weather Of the pat wssk has
given ge0osal satioGnetjoo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

The latter part u January so0s
ELK Park wood-ehopPsss bsesght Z
man to the 1(iness' Hospital with hia
fest ftcsen and Ina meat pitiab)e eoo-
dition. The man gsvs biz name -
Charles J. Loasdale, and sajd b hod
become Lost IN Elk Park o. January
30th, which was one of The coldese
days OF the memosahjecold snap, and
had wandered aboat until - had
ftssea both Sect, whea IL weed chop
PEN picked him up and cared ibe hin
It their cabin. A lev days after h,s
arrival 1t the hospital o0e q biz let
was anputatel, ard blood Poissaing
ssGting In, b We osly saved ttoa
death BY The mast eareahl naEDing
and skillful medical tyeataoot. YGD-
tsFday the man was rseegDissa =
Roy Toasley, m escaped eoovict
from the Montana penitentiary,
where hs W. undergoing . ssvsa
ysars semtesce tor hogpe steeliag,
Who eludsd the vigilance q The
guards On Jaauary l7th, and was
laying ost 10 TIE Elk Park fssest
whea he fruoe hi feet, He = now
guarded BY N a1lce1 q The hospital,
and will b returned . TIE po91te0-
tiasy - sooA - his physical co1ditjoa
will permit.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03
v1o0diah Attompt 20 Blow Up q
. Quarts nm.

A diabolical plot to deu,oiish The
0eedes + BsstIand min, W. dlecov-
eeed yesterday morning. At IN eaE-
IL hour the engineer heard some noiso
On the ROD, . II so0o one wao walk
Ing over Il. He went outside aud
nv A. p. HodgmaD, 6miner living
near b. In the 1t u getting on In
mediate investieation was made, and
Il vas found that . la1GD
quantity Of giant powder, satuiar
ted with turpen1ne had been
Embedded In the roof around the
smoke stack. 1t Wa probably placed
there duying the nh int 10 the hope
that u would ignite the powder aud
blow the WDgk0 to atoms. The con-
sequencss, It b claimed, would have
beea dreadful he'd the charges gone
or Hedgdoa he'd probably returned
to 80 what W. the matter with biz
dot, when he Was discovered. A
party went 70 his cabin, where he
was arrested and brought to Eurelka
and placed in jail. It u alleged that
addiiio0al evidence Of his guilt W.
found In hin cabin. The gland jury
will meet to-day and Investigate the
cas&-Exreka Sentiael, s8th.
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Tho Accused Jeesrang.

A gentleman just returned from
the term Of court vt Dillon says Jess-
rang, the alleged murderer, rObber
and creulat0r Of v. w. Merrill. near
Glendale some time ago, was indicted
for murder in the first degree. He
waS NOT brought to trial on account
Of the condition Of his frozen feet.
The report that he had made con-
fession 10 . mistake. The evidence
upon which he was indicted was that
he left Glendale with Merrill, and re-
turned and went into . saloon about
o'clock next morning; that his
boots ana ovefSh0es had to be cut
away from his feet, and that blood
and ashes were found upon them
upon subsequent examination; that
be- hired = team that morning t. take
him TO the railrnAal, aud In l,ay Ing
for 1t displayed considerable guild
coin; that he was arrested ut the
house Of . railroad employe. to Whose
daughter he had bsen paying att~n-
ton; that in paving 4 bill at this
place lie exhibited considerable n,On-
e.; that in passing the spot In re-
turning where poor Merrill was
killed and burned, tho officers left
the sleigh and went to the spot, lcav-
log Jeusrang with the driver, aud
that his talk about the matter WAS
contra dictory and apps rently guilty:
that two shots were out Of his revolver:
that no money Of cOnsesI ucnte was
found on his person when arrested.
The evidence was, that when he saw
persons approaching when he was ut
the house Of the railroad employee, he
seemed to know they were officers and
coming to arrest hun; and Il 10 thought
he made why with the money At that
time. It was not In evidence thst he
hal stated that Merrill had ftOxell to
death, aud he had taken any money
from his rers0n. Jesxrang has con-
ftssetl nothing. and admitted nothing.
''S.lrrel Mike" aii,.s 'Hickory Jim"
tbs well known Montana race honey
won . five-eightl,s mile rac.. ut
New Orleans Oh the 3lth Of Fst.rm-
airy. The old horse has, since l..v-
ing Montana IN 1851. ss.s.l~, "pa
good many q: the noted flyers q. Is.
last and South.
Several pieces .: TAPESTRY carpet
were added yesterday. I'll. styles
arr very cl.oice aud they will rr..l.-
ably =: quickly.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

We are In receipt Ut the proof sheets
Of sOsl,e Of The Ni>s.,ula ltlust r1tiOns,
to I,s Published In the Weet Move,
afcossilpshistl by . letter In whicl, the
publisher, Mr.. SalnueIs, says: 'Jauua-
~ number mailed; February, con-
Institutions nearly ready. I've publish
On the last Of each calendar mouth).
March will contain 'Butte lllustTa-
ted.' We are making It much more
extensive than 1t 6Txt designed,
which involved little delay"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03
The Watoe oo0ponY.

In conversation with . MINER r.
por yesterday, - Officer and direetes
II the Silver Bow Water Company
stated that the storage capacity q TIE
present reservoir was ample foe IN
practical psrposss; thae a. additional
resesvoir would only b soevieeab1e
In ease q N s0sggsoey, sueh = .
long continued fbeese up that The
wafer company hed 1et beso eeos6d-
esing The project q building ~ az
tensive reservoir, Or any othee kiDd
Of reservoir, aad that Il W. sa1b =
nv that no sseh project woo6 b
peooooted to the Board q Directos
6 their next meeting.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

The following notices Of location
were died 10 the Clerk and Record
ers olIlee dsslng the month ~ Feb
! r,,ary:
SUMMIT VALLEY DISTRICT.
Feb. :. Highway lode. RselOlph
Ruoni, locatos.
Feb. & Plume lode, Napoleon Col
letas, locator.
Feb. & Mississippi lode, Timothy
Harrington, locator.
Feb. & Free American lode, Wn.
Kane, Edward Kane, John Kane,
Patrick Kane, and John A. Herroa,
lecatoes.
Feb. 6. Meteor quarts lode, Fran
cis Carroll, loeetos:
Feb. .. Royal Tiger quartz lode,
Brigham Lasseo, WIN. Pugb, Joa.
Ksnlsr and Daniel Jaeger, lecatonI
3sh. IL Ba3ea quarts lode, Chas.
Schmidt aud Losis Lienemaa, looa-
tom.
Feb. Il. Mono No. lods, John H.
Hart, locator.
Feb. II. Bowling Green quartz hide,
J. r. Kennedy and. John Moore, 10
GATORS.
Feb. -. California quarts lode,
Jeseu,iah Jeakins and Wa4kin Jen-
kins, looators.
Feb. q. North Pole lode, Patrick
g. Whalen, Thos. H. Manning and
VIM. Ihompson, location.
Feb. q. Nogells lode, Eli 4orelIe,
Hubsrt Noeells, John RaDcoar, r.
Y. Fo0taine, loeaton.
INDEPENDENCE DISTRICT.
Feb. 9. Chicago lode, Michael +.
Kellsy; )oeatoe.
Feb. II. shak&psss Iotls, Henry G.
Dahl, lseatee.
Feb. II. Berkeley quarts lode,
John Ducio aDd Esastas A. Nichobs,
locatoss.
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W OUDO0O00 - W.
a Removal q 0oanay
SDeslsl dlepaesA % ~ lGin9.
H1I8xA. n. Z. March 2, 1854.
01RAT8
A hill was intsodoeod Aod paGood
70 pCovids Soe ~ establlshneot a
~ bessdasy line bstwssa IL oean-
ti0 - Je0ssson, Silver Bow and
Dssr Ledge. The appsstisansnt
hin was taken Up and rsSssrsd b .
joiDt es00iGtse sooslstl1g II Daes,
0oesis ard Chens0on q she CouDcil
a1d Ce@ly, Fosbls and Hjekuaan Of
Tie House.
Cauneil blll No. q, . enable The
people q Je0sssoo eoonty 10 vote -
~ question At rsnsoviag ths eouaty
seat ftoa Radsssbarg to JeBsmsa q
DooDaer, was red . third tinnea ard
po.od. BIN 70 prohibit boys fto0
setssing sa)eeas and gaming houses,
and bin 10 panish vito q wo@so
beotess we've also passsd. The Gov
senof vstoed TIE Hsass jsint rssoau-
tiea providiag for IN appropriation
b pay for wood cuts used IN publish
inG live stock marks and bfands.
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HELxxA, n. r., March 9, 1853.
Special . w. lllH8D.
DISPATCHES have boea recoivod here
today announcang Tie nominatioQ
CIV. H. Dewitt, of Butte, for The
United States District Attogneyehip
u Montana. The no0ination b ap.
psUved BY Attorney 0ssssal Blsws-
to, and little doubt = entoftained Of
IL bsing eoa1rmed By Tie Senate.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-03

J. ID. Phillips came in from, Boul
ner on lat nights stage.
Hon. SAM. Word arrival from
Helena via the Boulder route las(
night.
John l.. Butler, Secretary of the
Ainers' Union In this city, b visit
ing Helena.
Mr.. L. Hoge, Of the banking firm
Of Hogs, Brown]ee 4 Co., was regis.
tered At the Walker House In Salt
Lake ON the 9Th.
Rev. 6. c. Blsckisto,,, the new
Rectorof q. Johns Episeopal Church:
srrivetl from Benton yesterday, and
will preach at the usual hours, morn
ing and evening, tomorrow.
Rev. J. Jay Garvin left for Deez
Lodge this morning, In the interest
a the AoataAa CAristias Advocate.
He will spend Sunday In the Valley
preaching ut Warm Spring. at II ..
M, and Willow Greek at 80 p. ~.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
A discovery Of tin ore IL reporte.
In AisDuuln county.

4 dlseovesy Of tin ore II reported
In 0isDUula county.
The Montana CHwrckn'un, Vir.
ginle City's new religious paper. will
make tts Appearance coon.
The Nevada (Aldef gulch> sons
and daughters Of Erin viii celebrate
81. Patrtck's Day with . grand ball.
A buffalo hunter who arrived at
Bismarck recently, just in from the
range, aays the hunters have nearly
Ill )oh On account Of the terribly cold
weather. The snow has besn too
deep to do anything. Furthermore
the buffalo have left and gone int
the Indian reservation. He Says there
h hardly = man ha,t has bsen frozen
more or loes.
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NcHlNATRY--AtB Butte. March ?, lsGs. cs
psee0oals. Harvey Aeksastsy. asol ~
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IN division Of TIE U. 4 y. r. r.
!ast week, In which Two freight
trains were badly wrecked. An m
knowp WOMAN and . Snilroo6 eoo-
'raetor named Duly weeo killed.
The New Yoek minlng share mar
kst has been aetive during the past
week, and there seems b b . ge0u-
~ demand for gsouiDe sseuTitlss.
Alice and othee stocks are cs0epdug
heck again to Old Asures.
Teaehers dssir,sg schools ard
schools In ueed ola tsaoher win d
Veil 10 eommunieale With J0dge
Hedges, 1t Helena. He keeps . reg'
'seer of applicants from which vaean'
sses Win te Oiled.
Asssnsos Aaillet hos retained fto0
ths capital, aud hes commenced TIE
duties N bis Office In earnest. Ne b
just now making . speciality Il the
poor tax, and Il won't - safe foe .
son-prOl'erty holder 70 nsest him
Without two dollar ill In bib
pocket.
The rep0sty which have boe0 eirc0-
's'ed regarding the Insecurity Al the
Tsv''son building, ars - ridleaDess
= 'hose edeeting the nnancial selves
y u one q The nSnno lntesos1oa II
'''eesstespsiss. The Pavilieo, tbeaGh
Is'ekly b0i)t. was oeostsusled With
'ee'a' Tesesenee 10 solldlty, ard The
:. aud jassls a'ssappested b sDsI
":a.'- Of heavy upsiGht timbsns.
.s'ea NE oaly Sesr lDet apart aD6ss
" satise struetnee.