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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-16
MILWAUKEE,
LAKE SHORE &
WESTERN RY.
H G. H. REED, GEN'L sUP'r.
The Shortest and Best Route
BETWEEN
MILW A u KE E

CONNECTIONS:
Milwaukee-W1th all railroad and Steamboat
lines east, south, and west.
Weeden's-WiGh omnibus for Sheboygan Falls
Is miles,.
sheboygan-With Chicago & Northwestern
Railway
Forest Junction-With Milwaukee & North
ern r. Il.
Appleton Iunction-With Chicago & North,
western R'y.
R,y and Wis. Central R'y
New London-With Green Bay, Winona s st.
Paul r. R.
Cuntonville-With stages for Shawano Is miles.
Wausau-With c., NJ. & st. T. BY.
FREIGHT transported with dispatch and al
I low rates.
THROUGH TICKETS on sale at Rhinelaner
l and principal stations to all parts of the
United States and Canada.
7 AND SEEKERS AND SETTLERS TICKETS
\ AT LOWEST RATES Bear in mind that in
all cases you can SAVE MONEY by purchasing
your THOUGH TICKETS at starting points.
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY o
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-16

On Sept. II the governors of the thir-
teen original states will meet in Phila-
delphia to arrange for the celebration of
the one hundredth anniversary of the
presentation in congress of the consti-
tutiOn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-16
The Nurses Ghost Story.

While staying in a house with nurse
OF such reputation and skill that her
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
NOTES IN THE LABOR WORLD.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 26 (SpecidD.-The miners
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have another re-
ducton In wages staring them in the face. Tho smaller
operators say that they afford to than
Congressman Scott and accordingly Mr.. Dswees OF the
Republic Works gave notice that he would pay only 22
cents lie has been paying "a cents The miners &C
cepted tho reduction and returned to work this
Ing A. J. Bgey has also given notice that he will de-
mand . reduction aud several other operators whose
offices in this city preparing similar notices.
which will be mailed to their respective superintend-
onts tomorrow.
number of South Side glsssworkors left to-day for
Fndlay. Ohio to inspect flint glass factory which
is In of erection at that place, and In which they
part owners The plant will cost about $50. 600.
and will be ready for operation by November l. The
company has it's own gas well.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26 (speciaD-A committee Of the
showachre piano factory to day to endeavor to have
wages TO the men now out on strike The overtures
made rejected There Was general strike to-day
Of the hands employed by b. H. W. Fleisher. manu-
acturers Of brads because tho firm refused TO grant
them an advance IN wages OF 81 week.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26 tspeetap. The Ewad Iron Com
psny preparing to the old rolling mills here
which nave been closed for three years past
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION

delegate from the laborers employed in the
Appraisers department called on Collector Hedden
yesterday to find out what action had been taken in
regard to a petition asking that the aborers be paid
extra for work Deputy Berry told the
delegate that the petition had been forwarded to
Washington with a recommendation that the over
time work be paid for at the rate of from 20 to 80
cents hour.
There is danger of a coal famine unless the trouble
between the canal boatmen and the coal dealers come
to some terms before long. At present there is no
appearance OF a change in the strike. Both sides
remain firm and both declare that settlement on the
terms proposed by the other side out Of the question
A few of the dealers have coal barges of their own.
but the barge captains say that there not enough
of these to injure them any. While the boatmen and
dealers odds the retailers wait complacenty for
the price of coal to to gather the harvest that they
expect Il almost ready for reaping.
The efforts to raise funds among the German trades
unions In this city TO secure new trial for the con-
vcted Anarchists at Chicago continued with more
or less success. The matter has been taken in hand
by a committee OF the German united trades organza-
ton. The Custom Tailors Union has proposed to
give $50 but this proposition is to be submittd to a
vote OF the shop organizations.
The committee formed to raise funds In aid OF the
Thesis boy reports that thus ar S751 has been
received The Central Labor Union will contribute
$9 week in aid of the families of the boycott ers.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
INFANT DIES or HYDROpHoBTa.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-A dispatch from FoIs
Worth, Tex, says that the farm Of W. X. Gaudy.
there August 8, rapid dog bit Walter Gaudy,
age four In tho face The boys parents nj took
him to Denton, whero a maidstone applied. 10
would not adhere and 1t said that virus had
tered tho system Not satisHed, tho father took ins
hoy to Mansfield, q second MAIDSTONE applied.
also refused adhere. On Saturday the little follow
said his throat and he refused to cat. lie
would cry when water brought near hn and
became frantic. Physi clans from Fort Worth
and exhausted their SKILL bat tho boy aud
groepish foam issued from hs mouth. little playmate
went him yesterday and Waller snapped At him.
biting sgh y In the face The physicians fear thas
this boy has been inocuated with the poison Lass
evening sufferer became quiet for q while slept
for a few moments lie awOke with trelnor, barkei
like a dog bent himself nearly double, gnashsd his
teeth blood aud foam gushed from his mouth and be
was dead.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Aug. ~.
RAILWAY SHOPS BURNED.-The engine shops OF the
Great Northern Railway Company at Boston, Lincoln
shire destroyed by fire to-day. Several hundred
persons have been thrown out OF employ mont.
BANKRUPT.-Sir John william Craddock Hartopp has
been declared a bankrupt
PAsrEUR's METHOD-In the House Of Commons
day Charles Thomson Ritohie president OF the Local
Government Board stated that the committee appointed
by the Government TO examine into the Pssteur method
OF inocuaton for rabies fully satisfied that the
French savants treatment for hydrophobia was
effective.
Yorkshire STAKEs-At tho ork August meeting to-
day for the Great Yorkshire Stakes for three
year-oIds was won by John e. NJ Hsrrison's bay colt
Gay Hermit ]. ii. HouldswO bay colt by Spring
field out Morgiana second. and r. Osbornes bay colt
LORD Lumey third There were five starters. Sir X.
ardines bay colt Riversdae favoro In the betting
2 to being offered him. Four TO laid
against Gay Hermit g to against the Morgiana colt
and 10 to l against Lord Lumey. Gay Hermit won by
half a length. Lord Lumley was a bad third
EMIGRATIoS.-Ed ward stanhope. Colonial Secretary
announced In the House OF Commons to-day that the
Government hoped TO open emigration bureau in
October They did not, he said intend to promote em
grafton. but simply TO circulate nfOrma ton OF the kind
desirable for poor people thinking OF going abroad
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
GRIMES And CASUALTIES.


Ngw BypToRp Mass Aug 26-Letters received here nom
Derng repprt than supposed saved
from he wreck of the lpoeon Of New Bedford which
~ st m te ice I'M June The mates boat went ashore
on The siberian coast mate Mr. Hogsrs and the
cooper were living February and were uying TO get 10
PetrOp0lOvsky
GLAD AND READY TO DIE
RICHMOND Ind. Aug. 26-Nathaniel stillman Bates was
here fo wife murder today He made speech, say
ING mat Le was guilty glad and rcaNy 60 die.
DIR EMANUEL DkEIFUo SIN ENCED. ,
NKw .ns Aug 26-Dr Emanuel DTeius, convicted OF
subornaton perjury he Ford case was sentenced Il lay
by Judge Baker to seven years IN the rehieh'iAiy'
LOSS OF A SCHOONER
NEw BEDFORD, Aug. 26 The schooner luna =. rise"
srt,i ttrtf al Do.on Calais for bridgeport Conn
sirnrl On pint fip Nantucket at ii n Tuesday The
crew were up the steamer MaItas vineyard
Iuckernek snoa the morning. The vessel proDAoV
v total losA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
TORIES FORCING THE ISSUE
rxpecrING MARTIAL LAW IN IRELAND.
,pporxTMGNr OF SIR REDvERs BuLLNR-fN|-
Icing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sfEEUh'
tny CABLE TO Tue TRIBUNE

,rpoISTugNr OF SIR REDvERs BULLN"-f"H
1hN ,,xc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPEECH.
,nr CABLE TO Tue TRIBuNE.l
cn,yrfgst; 1886 /, North American cable NF'os co
r,y Aue. 26-I have every reason to believe
AZ. o,nointment of General Redvers Butler, 'he
-, of the Zulu war. who while IN COMMAND VI .n0
,.rrlar Cavalry committed those acts OF cruo'',
s ~ tho natives which Archibald Forbes eSposeo anu
S.mued so numerically is the first step In 'ne n
,ou design on the part OF the Government 10 orins
'a., condition OF affairs in Kerry and counties au-
...0D, which will serve as an excuse Tor proci'ns
J'0O"' low in Ireland General Butler goes to Kerry
-. ,ond in. and by November it is calculated
s, ,o will have the southwest of the island IN such
'.. ,h,, the Government will be able to apply for
Cosrcon act This will enable them to carry out oa'
;.h,ry's Hottentot policy with vengeance.
c,o,,hsrlan's speech onight confirms the sus-
-.s.ns nrcvalent for some time in inside circles.
r ho,l,;u has had much to do with determining the
- of tie Government He has lately been closeted
r. h,rs toyc,her with Churchill and his declaration
A., h will support the present Government on every
,io oar As the alternative to the return OF the
Liberal party TO power with Gladstones Home huo
III has opened the eyes of the bndest OF MS
foowers Ii is evident that the alliance between 'ne
Liberal Unionsts. more particularly harrington
Cbomberlain and Sir Henry James. and the ioIy
,v ia stronger than has been generally suspected.
HARRINGTON. 1t is now known, would have accepted
,ts Premiership of the Coalition Government. had 90
not heen dissnaded by the members and chenteie Oh
the Devonshire family who are reluctant TO sever SO
comnletey their traditional allegiance to the wings
OF the two views taken of this alliance. one is tha' II
the Tory Government gets well through the winter !"
will be established in power for from five to seven
wears the other that the hard and fast bonds whch
unte the Liberal nionst and the Tory leaders WIZ
prodnce a reaction among tie rank ana hie OIL tno
Liberal u nioniats and that, in consequence. tne
backing the Tories may get from them VIII DC oI
more preearous nature than if the alliance rested on
q more platonic and independent basis.
The Irish people, Notwithstanding the trying winter
before tbcn are preparing to face coercion in the best
ofbpmor They feel confident that their organization,
which is now carried TO point of excellence never
before attained will enable them to render the most
drastic coercion regime entirely futile
The statement that has been most extensively
pubished here and which | am told has been cabled
to America TO the effect that trouble is brewing In
paruels camp because OF threatened disclosures by
former follower who cannot be silenced is utterly
false. 1t is weak invention OF the enemy.
I. p GILL, NJ p.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
JOTrINGs HERE AND THERE.

ALBANY. Aug. 26.-At the meeting of the
field and company officers the Third Brigade elect
Brgadier- General yesterday and which resulted In
the choice of General Ama.a J. Parker Jr resolution
approyinr Adutant General Porers reorganization OF
the National Guard and General Order No. II WAS
unanimously adopted.
BELMONT Aliegany Co, Aug 26 tspeeiaD.-in the
trial Of Isaac Griffin for numbering Christian Fuller
win who.e wife he Was thought TO be too Intimate, q
neighbor Mrs Taylor to-day testified that while Fuller
W as ing rlnn excitediy exclaimed "ls IL possble
tn.t rIs onor 1 gave Chris. killed him so quick" Grf
IN submitted to questioning for three hours and
hurt hia case IL thought.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
ACREAGE OF GRAIN IN MINNESOTA

sr. PAUL Mnn. Aug. 26.-A. r. Nordin. Com.
missioner OF Statistics publishes table showing that ia
1855 were 80 ooo0Sl acres Of whe. In Mnnesot
against lO90Os5 Increase 100 400 Corn e2os55 against
$50 Increase eoT32 Barley S21t7O against 2.5el0
Increase 4l.5oi FLAX 2asoss. against 2lls73 increase.
337l6 ,.,,,, .,,> IVAN. a, ,,,.......
phi ADHLPuA Aug 20 tSpSciatA committee of the Pun
era Association addressed Ia tho
vicinity " day communication asking thcul
their influence In aLolshing sunday funerals
PLEAsURE-SEEK FROM MEXICO.
CHICAGO Aug 26.-rbo Escoror Club party eighteen
Mexican ladies and gentlemen travelling la THIS county toe
pleasure arrived In tho city on The ~ >ewiork this
morning 1 special Puliman
DINNER TO GERMAN JOURNALISM.
PHILADELPHIA. AUG 26 (Speeiau-T German journalists
holding their Convention New York arrived
To- day and net by delegation OF newspaper mon
and escorted about The city This evening DINNER MAS gwen
10 them At selsss Hotel
GETTING CANDLES BY SPECIAL TRAIN -.
PirrsBuh0 Aug 20 tSpsetdtl.-rhe Mountain House ~
Cressou In darkness last ngh the gasoline supply ss
been cut on by ro Candies and lamps sent TON
Altoona by special train la the remarkable time oil thifV
minutes.
EASTERN BURGLARS CAUGHT IN CHICAGO .
UchlcAoo Aug 6Detoetves this morning arrested ftahk
e. wnsow and George Norton who wanted sosncr.
vne Mass Among te many houses whlch the susE.>as
Aeslsy.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
ALLEN O. MYERS ARRESTED FOR PERJUkY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 26.-Allen o. Myers,
managing editor of The Enquirer. arrested zhs
Enquirer Office shortly after o'clock this morning ~
Policesergsant Gill and taken to the Central Poliol
Station, where he locked up the charge OF being
q fugitive from Justice. The arrest made b, ordef
OF Mayor Smith. who 10 in Columbus. anu who teie-
graphed that Myers wanted there a charge Il
perjury with charge OF bribery a1ainse
exAuditOr Capeiar and that the warrant and officer
the way to Cincinnati. Myers was released
about O'clock 81 900 bonds, with Frederick A.
Good, printer, rs surety.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
A TOWER OPBABEL FOR THEDEAD.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Frederick Baulann, an
architect, submitted TO Commissioner OF Health De
Wolf to-day plan for dsposng OF the dead OF Chicago
He proposes TO erect monster edifoe resembling the
ancient Tower of Babel. with a gradually ascending
stairway and which might be carried to any height that
was desirable from twenty dve to nfty stories Thou
sands OF vaults could bo built In this building
which could be sold rented for single ntermsnts
for the accommodation OF families At all times
kept burning In the basement OF this
hollow CENTER whioh would etectually destroy all the
poisonous vapOrs All that required carry out
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
ADDRESSING THE DAIRYMEN AT PICNIC

SYLVAN BEACH, Aug. 26 (SDecidO.-The an
nua picnic of The Central NewYork Dairymens Asso-
citation was held here beside Oneida Lake to-day, and
was the largest the history of the association Fully
5000 farmers and darymen from all the surrounding
country were present me exercises were conductsd
bv Ira SMELL president OF the association and d. b.
Gilbert OF me ttca Herald. Senator Warner Miller
SMOKE for nearly An hour the history OF egs
lstion ON the subject OF bogus butter Dairy Comms-
soner Brown who folio wed, merely reviewed the dairy
Interests, paet and present
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

GALVESTON, Tex. Aug 26.-A dispatch to
Tho Nees from Eagle Pass. says, Robert b. Allen,
Of tho COahua mines syndicate makes
Consul Lynn OF the and persistent
annoyancos Inflicted upon tho mining company By
Mexican officers at Cusro Cienegas and San Pablo, i'm
poslng unjust hnos for floating the American flag
ricaD property without hrst obtaining permission
from authorities at san Pablo or which offence tho
company nned 500 and stopping mining operations
on several occasions Tor trivial causes.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

THE HAGUE. Aug. 26.-rhe Dutch Chambers have
sugars and raising the allowance Dutch colonial
waste sugars.
ROME. Aug. 26The cholera returns throughout Italy
for the twcntyour ending yesterday fol-
lows: Bisceglis, new and Q deaths Ravenna.
new cases and deaths Bologna 20 new cases and
II deaths; RunOpugia, 10 cases and deaths all
the other infected districts 33 and 16 deaths
MARsEnLEs, Aug 26.-The new steamer la Gascogne,
which destined to ply between avre and New York.
made trial trip to-day Her average rate OF speed was
"A n l,Ju
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
EFFECT OF THE FLOOD IN MANDALAY,

LONDON, Aug. 26.--In the House of Commons
oday j. Gorst. Under Secretary FOR India stated
that only twenty five persons lost their lives by the
breaking of the Irrawaddy River embankmeDt in Manda
lay. No Europeans drowned Those rendered des-
titute hood supplied grauiously with food,
but there not many applicants for charity.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
THROUGH W-YORK STATE.
JAMES C. BEECHER's ODD WAYS.

BENEVOLENT, BUT PECULIAR-HIs PICTURESQUE
ULSTER COUNTY HOME.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 26 (SpecidD The
news OF the suicide OF the Rev. James c. Beecher at
Emira is received with profound sorrow by HIS friends
neghDor in the vicinity OF his picturesque home In
the town Of hardenburg, Ulster Co. flo had endsarod
himself to the awellers of that famous region by
his simple mode OF life and his continuous acts OF kind
ness and benevolence. During his entire residence
among them always ready to help the poor and
suffering with hands and money; foremost In every
good work. with all his eccentrcity he was looked
upon by people good worthy their hgn-
est respect.
The hermit preachers homo is small franc
structure, nesting the shore Of o
beautiful little lake, which is nearlp sur
rounded by mountains OF the lower Catskis. Every
part OF the dwelling was built by his own hands Com
ing from his ghkeepsie pastorAe In 1876 he
made 1t his permap6nt home aud soon established a
clearing over a mile square with some twenty acres
he preached Sunday down at the Shin Creek
settlement lie SAID he got more enjoyment aud com
swYof .9sIS on SO0 year 'H'n 'OOo "0ua O'Hs MIN "
His brother Tuomas X. Beecher. and wife visited him
each summer but when asked why Henry Ward
did not come, lie replied: He 10 too
spot; he wants too brica.brao, which don't
TO lumber up my rooms with"
lie had fah In lightning rods, and used to say
at am ever going to be killed, would rather die by
lightning than In any other way. On coming TO the
woods. he slowed his brussels carpet 10 the barn HIS
native genuty led to all Of devices about
place for comfort and labor saving
Tho friends Of Mr.. Beecher severely condemn the
authorities OF the institution in Elmira for allowing him
10 handle firearms. The Rev. g. T. Halliday the ASSIST
ant pastor of Plymouth Church. said yesterday that Mr.
Beecher had been insane many years "Ths authorities
OF the watercure ought to have known better than to
have trnsed him with such dangerous weapons added
Mr. Halliday. He might have injured others al we'll
himself His death will not affect his brothers lect-
England. They were fbrotners and as un-
ke hon oh they
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
GENERAL MENTIONS SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-It is likely that
Colonel James Duane president OF the Board OF Eu-
gineer Officers Forthcatons. stationed In NowYork.
will be selected to succeed General Newton Chief Of
Engineers e Is outrznked by Colonel Charles steT-
art and Colonel Charles H. Blunt, but the hrst named 10
In bad health and Is expected to be retired sooa W. a
theI Iasf will he rrd for ag Eebruzry
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
yovyytrFD FOR CONGRESS-

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. 26.-The With Dis
trict Congressional Convention nominated samuel GrA
I'm for Con xr-ss on the thirty sixth ballot
LITTLE ROCK. Aug. 20 tspeeidD-At searcy to-day q
r Breckenridge was renomnated for Congress by the
D.mocrat. OF the lid Arkansas District. rhe state
Wheelers have nominated keuDea Carl Lee.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
FILING A MORTGAGE FOR $1,000, 900.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 26.-There was re-
corded in tho clerks office here to-day mortgage from
the Poughkoepsie Bridge Company to the Mercantile
Trust Company, OF New-York for $5,OOo,oOo. Tho
mortgage covers bridge TO be constructed over the
Hudson at this place aud all the approaches
property OF the company now owned or here
after TO be acquired by and Is given to the pay
ment OF one equal amount OF cent bonds to run
fifty years from August l. 1856. The mortgage was also
ed Al klnrAtOn IOdaY.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
MAXWELL GETS A SAY.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26 (SpeciaD. hanging
Of IL. NJ Brooks alias Maxwell which was to have iasea
place been postponed until November ID
Maxwell Was granted q stay until bis case could %
heard by the Supreme Court The hanging OF three
Chin anon sst for tho date was stayed for tho
aall.nn naaan
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
THE INVASION OF HONDURAS.

LA LIBERTAD, Aug. 26, via Galveston.-In-
GuentaI and wenformed persons here report that
revolution Honduras headed by General Delgado IA
failure and will result in making President Bogran's
nosition much San Salvador quiet
press enjoys the utmost freedom. The Presidential
election will shortly take place. The Opposition party
ia
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
HATRED OF GERMANY IN RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26.-Paul Deroulede,
the French advocate. whose presence mere agtatng
union OF Russia and France In war against " their
common enemy Germany" has created such sensa-
ton :nas been guest another banquet given this
time By Russian gutnors, artss ana Journalistic The
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

banquet private. II is earned however that tho
tendency OF all the toasts and speeches to empha-
size what tho French lawyer described the inborn
sympahy between France and Russia" and the Deue-
nceDt Influence which French aud Russian literature
and art exercise upon each other"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

GLASGOW, Aug. 26.-The present condition
Of the shipping trade 10 the record. Thirty
four steamers and twentythr sailing vessels
ting at their docks having been idle some years
This state affairs Is attributed to low freights and the
general depression In business.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
SMALLPOX IN CHILL.

SANTIAGO, Aug. 26, via GalvestOn.-Six new
cases OF smallpox reported yesterday The
epidemic is decreasing but the mortality among the
victims ia on tho increase The Chamber OF Deputies
yesterday granted $4,000 for new hospital in Val
mar
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27

CHARGE OF BRIBERY EXPLICITLY DENIED.
MONTREAL, Aug. &c (SpeciaD.-D. McMaster,
member Of Dominion Parliament counsel for j. G.
Aver Co., returned TO town to-day, and made ai-
davit that he had had any communication with
Walters that Aver Co. never placed 81 900 In his
hands for he purpose of brlbng officer
other purpose that several weeks be
letter from Aver & Co. incosing from Walters, in
which the latter stated that he could he OF service
them but did not wish to communicate with their Mont
real lawyer and that he replied telling the firm that he
did how Walters could be OF service TO hem
the customs authorities could sustain their POSI-
tOn In
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
SENTENCED FOR RIoTING IN BELFAST.

bENTENCID FOR KIOTING IN BELFAST.
BELFAST, Aug. 26.-Thirty men convicted
of taking active part in the riots sentenced
to-day to various terms Of Imprisonment, OF them to
thirteen months. The Orangemen have called meet
ing OF their fraternity for tonight to consider and adopt
the best means OF helping to restore order tho city,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
RIsMARoK AND De aIERs DINE rcGErnEa

BERLIN, Aug. 26.-Pnnce Bismarck is at
FranzonsDad To-day he entertained at dinner NJ De
Gjers the Russian Foreign Minister. who aso visit