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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
A Bank Closes Its Doors.

MARIETTA, o., April 29.-The Bank of
Marietta closed its doors this morning in
consequence OF embarrassment caused
by real estate transactions. The deposits
amount to over 100000. 1t is thought
the real estate will be sufficient to pay in
Fu1
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
Tam pa and X y west r. Z.

The Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
railway is now open between Jackson
vile, Sanford, Enterprise and Titusville
on the Indian river. Two daily trains leave
Savannah, Florida aud Western railway
station, in Jacksonville, at S:l5 a. m,
and 800 p. m. No transfer necessary.
Shortest, quickest and most desirable
route dr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
SDeciaI Notice.

Steamer "ST. NICHOLAS" will leave "a
vannah for Doboy, Darien, St. simon's and
Brunswick, SATURDAY, May l, at 6 P. M,
Especial trip, returning early Monday morn
ing, May 8, Round trip fare 50 80.
c. WILLIAMS. Agent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
1stFPtinan.
Savannah Yacht Club,

A meeting of the Savannah Yacht Club will
he held at the office of Mr.. r. NJ. Demere, at
II O'Clock on FRIDAY, the Goth instant, for
the election of members, and to hear a report
from the Sailing Committee.
BY order of VIM. HONE,
Commodore S. Y. G.
FRANK WINTER, Secretary 5. Y.C.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30

Our $25 dressy suit is equal to a $50
tailor-make. All our clothing are manu-
featured under our own supervision in
New York. and are what they are repre-
sented to be, ''the best made" good fitting,
and the quality is always guaranteed for
the price, at the Famous New York Cloth
ing House. $40 COngress street.-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
Public Sci OOIs.

The annual Public Examination of these
Schools will take place on FRIDAY, the Both
inst, between 90 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
All interested are invited to attend.
w. II. BAKER. Superintendent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
Kiefer's Liver Specific,

An infallible remedy for all BLOOD DIS
EASES, or Disorders arising from Torpidity
of the Liver Dyspepsia, Bilious Headache,
Costiveness, Sour Stomach, Jaundice, Heart
burn, Nervousness, Restlessness, and in Al
fectons of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female
COMPLAINTS, etc,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30

Extra large stock of Children's Suits, from
% cents up. Appel Bros old stand. Base
Ball free with every suit.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
Fight Killed by the Bucks.

PoNrANo. ARr.. April ga telephone
message received here from John o.
Doughtery, superintendent OF the Total
Wreck MIN, states that 30 Indians AZ
tackled Richardson & 6ormley's ranch,
20 miles southwest OF here, early yester-
day morning and killed eight persons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
Rev. weed Declines.

AUGUSTA, GA. April 29-Rev. r. G.
Weed has declined the Bishopric Of
Fiahda.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30

All styles Douglas 50 Low Quarters, at
BYck Bros.--Ady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30

Kuox's wOrld-renown hats, spring and sum-
mer styles. now open at Collat Bros, sole
agents.-Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30
HANGED FOR CUTTING LEvEEs
Two Negroes Meet with Swift Punish
ment at Friar's Point.

ment at Friar's Point.
HELENA, ARK. April %. The river
has risen two inches here from o'clock
last evening to O'clock this morning.
The guage now stands As feet above the
low water mark and IL inches above the
extreme high water mark. The steamer
Belle Memphis, from Vicksburg as
Just reached here and brings a report
that two cOored men were hanged below
Friar's Point, Miss, for cutting the levee.
The river IS q inches above the high
water mark at Friar's Point.
WAsHOUTs ON THE LINsE.
NEW ORLEANS, April CIV ashouts
are reported on the Illinois Central,
Northeastern, Louisville and Nashville,
New Orleans and Texas, Natchez, Jack
son and Columbus, and Vicksburg and
Meridian railroads, impeding the move
ment of trains.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-30

Collat Bros. h-sp the latest shape straw
hAts---Adr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
RUMORED BREAK
IN TuG REPUBLICAN RANKS
On the Edmund. RssoIuHonl-Ehslr Dstoa.
PrOdictsd-Ths PSn.EloOtrlS Tsls.
phone InvsstlEatlOR-Tho Targ
on Wool = Morrison Angry.
spa,sal Dl,DalcA 10 u. In,,lltos,o.r,

speetal Dt'pGieh 10 ne IAislliQaotr.
WAsHNsToN, D, O., March l4.-Thsre
is Democratic rumor here to-day to the
effect that there will shortly be q break in
the Republican ranks in the Senate, in
reference to the pending issue between
that body and the President. 1t is stated
that some Of Mr, Edmunds' colleagues are
willing that he may have all the glory he
wants at present out Of what they are
pleased to call the spurious" issue he has
raised, but they are not desirous that he
shall profit by it to the extent that it shall
give him too much Of boost for the presl-
dency, The rumor says tho "brsak" will
be made in the consideration OF two or
three OF the test cases, and will be lead by
Mr., EYRrts, who, II Is said, will take very
conservative ground when he makes his
speech. Mr., Logan is also counted aS 4
conservative man,
The goSsips say Mr.. EdmundH will DO
defeated by his own party when the reso-
lutions at issue come to be voted upon,
Just ss he assisted to defeat MIR. Blaine
The fact that MI, Evarts was among tho
drst to warmly congratulate Senator
Kenna on Friday Is pointed out AZ being
highly suggestive OF something, but Just
what the gossips fall to make plain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
A SPICY INQUIRY.
rho Pau.EIsCtFio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Testimony.

rhO Pau.ElsCtFiO IuVsstIgatlon-R -RogOrS'
Testimony.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-Indlan Com.
missioner Atkins, Senator Harris and
Casey Young were In attendance upon the
telephone investigating committee when
the inquiry was resumed this morning,
Or. ]. W. Rogers opened the proceedings
With tho statement that, as tho newspapers
lRd placed his son before the public as
leing identified with some mysterious
Credit Mobiller affair, he wished to know
whether he could bo represented by Coun.
lel. The chairman said the committee
would take the matter under Considera.
ton.
j. Harris Rogers then resumed the
stand, and produced largs bundle Of lot.
or books and paperS from parties In inter.
81, which were turned over 10 the com.
mittee. He stated that he had NO copies
Il his own letters. He said his father had
conducted the sales Of stock in his cspac
ty OF an associate, and sometimes on his
,wn account. Referring to his statement
made yesterday, touching the conversation
With Mr.. Young at his home, no said that
Turing the visit, Mr.. Young requested him
o 20 70 GARDENERS room Gardiner was
secretary Of the Washington Telephone
Company. MIR. Young cautioned the
Fitness to be careful not to mention tC
any one the fact that Government suiI
vas to be brought, yet when witness mel
Gardiner he saw at once that that gentle
nan knew all about 1t. They talked ovel
he matters connected with tho suit
When witness again saw Young, he re-
marked: "How is thisP the very first mar
meet knows all about It," ...-..
Young said. "Oonfound II! l told
Bradley johnson and Henkie, and l sup
1ose they have talked about It."
Witness next detailed the story OF bis
difficulty with Young. It seems that wit
1ess told Young that he didn't know the
Inference bstween q receiver aud a trans
nitter, whereupon Young expressed The
lpinion that witness was a d. fool, and
was promptly knooEed down for his re-
mark. Aiterward witness apQlosiled, but
10 had never met Young since, and the
lext day the correspondence was given Ia
he public. Young told the witness thai
he Pan.ElsCtriC Company would try and
perfect consolidation with the National
improved Telephone Company, Of Louis
ana, and the other companies, 80 all
'onld join in the fight against the Bel
patents.
Mr.. Rogers stated that gentleman
named Augustine, q Government clerk
lad suggested that the Pam Electric stock
oe watered 10 the extent oi$5,0O0, 900, at
basis for consolidation with the Bel
Company. Senator Harris said he had
oeen to see Garland about II, and finally
aid he would have ITO put red hot GOALS
On the old turtles back. He was 10 lazJ
t was hard TO get him to move" He re
terred to Garland; and It was before the
suit had been brought in Tennessee
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
THE nAILROAD srRIKE.
Probabilities that the Troubles will BIO sst.
tied Soon,

Probabilities that the Troubles will BIO SGT.
tied Soon.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., March 14.-state Labor
Commissioner Kochtiziky arrived here
last night from Jefferson City, and held
conferences In regard to a settlement OF
the strike, but he declined to say who he
conferred with or what was done, nor
would he say what, II any, relations he
holds to either side in the contest. He
did say, however, that the strike was a
mistake, and II was his opinion that the
Knights Of Labor realized that fact, aud
basing the opinion on that view Of the
situation 1t was more than probable that
within four days the trouble would be set
tied and freight trains running, and the
embargo upon commerce raised.
When asked II negotiations are now
pending between the Missouri Pacific
Company and the Knights Of Labor, he
replied: " do not feel at liberty 10 an.
swer that queation directly. will simply
say that the atrike is In q fair way Of
settlement and without the interference Of
some unforeseen Issue will be an end with.
In tho next three or four days.
Dispatches from Sedalia say that mum.
her ol arrests were made there last even.
Ing alter the strikers prevented the freight
train from going out and that warrants
have been sworn out for the arrest OF sew.
eral Of the members Of the Executive
Committee Of the Knights OF Labor.
Those arrested were released on bail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
wAsllNaroN CONFERENCE
OF the N. Il. Churon In Session at Charles.
ton W. Va.

OF the n. Il. Church In session Rt Charles.
ton W. Va.
CHAELEsroN, W. VA, March 13.-The
third session Of the Washington Confer.
enCe convened at 0, o'clock this morning
10 State Street Church. Deyotional'ex.
erCiseg were conducted by Rev. W. @,
Cooper. A communication from the Ma.
tional Local Preachers Association, Brook.
lYn, N. y, was read and referred TO com.
CATION OF Central N. L. Church, OF
Washington, D. O., asking for assist.
ance, was presented by the pastor, T. o.
Carroll, and Monday was set apart
for its consideration. The "daughters Of
the Conference made their contri.
buttons. Communications were referred
for \ londay's reading. This organization
iB chiefly composed Of women IN the bet.
tor charges, and has done much to aid the
poorer ministers in their various fields OF
labor.
The twentieth question was resumed,
Rev. O. q. Key, p E., reported the work
OF his district. This report showed an in.
crease in membershlp p and churches.
There are seventeen appointments upon
work, covering distance Of nearly $50
miles.
The characters OF the following were
passed: B. A. Carroll, ]. Henry, j. II.
Jackson, N. Watkins, A. Edmonson leu.
perannuated), L. W. Briggs, N. NJ. Carroll,
J. W. Besne, P. McPherson, r. L, Wheeler,
]. 7. Molon, j. 7. Owens.
Stauntop Dietrlct-Rev. W. T. Harris,
2. E., made bis first report. Three hun.
dred and seventy.seven members have
been added to his churches.
The characters Of the following were
passed. w. +. Patterson, W. II. Duncan,
J. D. s. Hall, r. 8. Smith, P. II. Foreman,
D. Aquilla, j. Jenkins, ]. Il. Randall, r,
II. Robinson, R. Lane, ]. W. Walters.
Rev. r. p. Lawson, P. E. OF the Wheel.
ing District, reported. Tue principal
feature was the interest manifested In
Sabbath schools In this district.
The characters OF the following was
passed; s, Hammond, j. W. Brown, w.
b. Cooper, A. y. steptoe, W. 4. Davis, R.
Wheeler, Il. Sellers, ]. W. Jenkins, A.
Title, ]. A. Reid, ]. II. Daily,
Bishop Nlnde lntrodpcted 10 the Con.
ference Rev Drs. A. A. Carroll and N.
Frysinger, Of Baltimore ReVs. Hampton,
johnson, Payne and Taylor, Of this city.
The fourteenth question was read, and
|. j, Thomas and Z. Hughes we're, upon
motion, passed.
Tenth question:. II. Btce, passed.
Sixteenth question:. W. Meredith,
Fifth questlon--R. H. Adams, W. II.
Gaines, 9. D. johnson, ]. W. Titus, j. W,
Barnett, g. Nlckens, were admitted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
STATE OF TRADE.
BAD EyEEors OF THE STRIKE
On the General BuSlnssu of the Country.
The Showing Made by the Clearing
House RspOrts-InPFoVemsnt in
Coke = The Wool Market.

NEw YoRK, March l3.-special tels'
grams to BradIiretfs from the more i'm.
portant business csntsrs report the move
ment Of general merchandise rather be-
low than above previous totals, At St,
Louis and southwest thereof business Is at
a standstill, owing to the continued inter
ruption to trsliCovsr the Gould Southwest
ern Railways and the Texas & Pacific line.
The number Of strikes throughout the
country has increased beyond all prece-
dent, and the number OF employesso idle
is reported as 1000 east Of the Rocky
Mountains, In December, 1884, the total
covering the same territory was about 49,
900. Both the bltuminous coal and tex
tile strikes outrank the Southwestern rail.
way strike in point Of numbers, COntras.
ted to the stagnatlon in trade circles at st,
Louis, Chicago reports good business in
almost all staple lines, 80 percent more
than last year at like period in dry
goods alone. But this report Is quite ex-
ceptional.
AT leading Eastern cities business has
been Of moderate proportions only,
though feeling OF confidence that an i'm,
pTovement will be felt in the near future
Ia frequently mentioned. Increased eau.
ton in making contracts ia noted on the
part Of textile mill owners. AT other
cities general trade is less active than had
been expected at this time, while at the
northwest particularly the more favorable
reports are made OF tho movement and
outlook, Dry gooJs are in a little better
request, and print cloths are higher.
Stocks Of cotton in first hands are light,
There are new no features in the iron mar
ket, Anthracite coal laselling very low,
and buyers aot slowly.
Petroleum iB heavierand tends lower on
new well production news. The move.
ment OF grocery gtaples Ia higher than
year ago, Decreased demand and weak
cables depreEs sugar. Coffee is higher OH
smaller crop estimates and frmer markets
At shipping ports. Large available sup.
plies Of rice depress prices thereof Wheat
has been Irregular but somewhat firmly
held by the speculative inteseAk, and Is =
cents higher for caSh on the week. The
Government report oi light supplies in
first hands, II well founded, Is the strong.
est bull argument yet advanced. Flour
10 nrmer and higher, with wheat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The street car strike in Toronto Ia ended.
The fund for Mrs. Hancock has reached
$4Ol3G
John Kelly ia reported to be erapidly i'm.
proving in health.
The Mexican authorities have finally
ordered an Investigation into the killing Of
Captain Crawford.
Sullivan says he will fight Smith in
America for 10000, and give him 81 900
for the expenses Of the trip hero.
The shortage in the accounts OF the
Treasurer Of the Dime Savings Bank, Of
New Brunswick, N. j., Is $SO974.
About 1000 persons in Canton, Ohio,
are suffering from mysterious inalady
which affects the throat and head.
The exports Of gold and silver from the
country for the week ended March 13 az.
grcgat6 Sl,4l3,S53; the imports 500, ,70a.
Barton Duffy, formerly manager Of
Hvoli O,nCett Garden, Flttaburg6, Pa,
committed suicide Saturday In cell In the
station.house.
The House Of Refuge al Toledo, o., was
destroyed by fire Saturday. Two Of The
inmates are suspected Of setting II on Gre.
No casualties,
Myron Eowland, a school boy, Of New
Boston, Mich, was fatally poisoned by red
ink, with which he had made some letters
on his hand.
The importa Of general merchandise at
New York for the week ended March 10
were valued at $S5,9S4,703, and Of dry
goods at $2,9l2,4O4,
VIM. Finchum shot and killed his
brother at Elkton Station, Md, and 10
Jailed at Harrisonburg, Va, 10 which place
he was takon TO save him from a mob.
F. D. Jones, book.keeper Of the Cham.
pion Malleable Iron Company, Of Spring.
lid, o., is under arrest on charge Of em-
bezzling 81 500 Of the CompSny'g money,
Later particulars from the Michigan 4
Ohio railroad accident near Marshall,
Mich, give tho number Of passengers serl.
ouSly hurt at eight. All passengers were
considerably bruised.
Gottleib Bear, q section hand on the
Pennsylvania railway, was attacked BY
tratnp5 near Alliance, o., beaten In hor-
TlDlb mhnubEt Huu IUuubu u LIB uOutu u
pay, which he had Just drawn,
The street car strike In Cincinnati began
and ended between twoeInB, the men and
their employers coming 10 an agreement
reducing the hours 10 twelve, and the pay
10 be 81 for conductors and 81 50 ior drivers.
George W. Pate, q Democratic Town.
shin Trustee, who reported he had been
waylAld and robbed al Rising Sun, Ind, Of
81, 500, is said 10 he deeply In debt, and an
investigation Of the alleged robbery will
be made.
Mrs, Lucinda CLARK WAS arrested at
Smiths Siding, near Findlay, o., on q
charge Of poisoning her husband, WHO
narrowly etOapel death, A man named
Mccarthy 10 Implicated In the crime, and
will be arrested,
The trial Of Rev. A, D. Williisr, former
pastor oi the Market Street Baptist Church,
Of Zanesyills, o., by bic congregation, on
a charge Of immoral relations with Mrs,
Ooultoh, resulted Ia his conviction, and
both we're expelled from the church,
Second Comptroller Maynard has de.
cidsd that volunteer soldiers who enlihted
for three yeafB prior 10 July ~, 1881 nm
der the pfesidenps proclamation Of May
| 80, 1881, and were mustered In belote
August Q, 1851, are entitled 10 the full
bounty Of 500,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
ANOTHER FAILURE.
Attempt to Run q Train Through the India
Territory Frustrated by Strikers,

Attempt to Run Train Through the Indian
Territory frustrated by Strikers.
PARSONS, March l3.-The first skirmish
OF the strike was had to-day when
the officials Of the company tried
to run out freight train, and re.
suited In a victory for the strikers.
The Ialn was run from Muskogee
through the Territory in charge ola United
States Marshal, and when 1t reached the
Kansas line was turned over TO SheriEI
Woodward, The train reached Parsons
at lOO'olock this morning. The strikers
had patrols out, and when the train came
to halt at the railroad crossing tho on.
gtne was unCoupled, the FIRE pulled and
the engine had scarcely enough steam to
slowly pull into the round house.
Tho Sheriff sitting on the tender was
poWerless. Superintendent Golden had
an engine ready to take q train out,
and the Sheriff, Judge KelsO and q
few others were on the engine ready
to 80 with the train. AS the engine
pulled out Of the round mouse the
pony switch engine was run down on the
main track in such way as To impede It's
progress, and the freight engine was sur.
rounded by 30 many men that II had Ia
stop. The switch engine was lun up to
the freight engine, which was soon pushed
back to the round house, where the fire
Wag drawn
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they believe that would be but simple
justice TO them, and good policy for the
people ofthe whole country,
Mr., Morrison (emphatiCally)-I want It
distinctly understood that am opposed
70 the restoration Of the tariff Of 1867, l
do not believe the friends OF protection
will help to do 1t,
Mr.. Mcknight you will give US
enough votes at your end Of the table,
Mr., Morrison, we will give the tariff Mr..
Jackson asks.
Mr., Morrison (bringing his fist down
on the table with bang)-We will not
do It'll
Mr.. JaCkson-I DO not believe your own
friends will stand by your demand.
Judge Kelley-Give us protection on
manufactured goods-thst Is fair and rea.
sonable-and l pledge you that we will
give him as good tariff as he asks, and |
am ready to vote for it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
lXApYANcN or rl1E pARrY.
George William Curtis Praises the Demo
nrntin prnnidnnk.


George William OuItis Praises the Demo-
cratic President.
Nkw YoRR, March l3,-George William
Cards, talking to reporter to-day, sait
hls he thought the success OF the admin
hladon thus far was due not 80 much to
he democratic party as to Mr.. Cleveland.
'HsiS not, said Mr., Curtis, sin perfsc
Eeord with that party, and Is generally
opposed TO it on many Of the vital ques.
tons that require adjustment by legisla'
Ton, His whole attitude In regard Il
Civil Service reform Is adverse to all th,
Democratic traditions. His high charac.
" aud irmness have withstood tn
FeSSure Of the demands made
" a party long out Of power
iad whatever comments may be In.
tllSed in as to his action in some, In
IanCeS, II cannot be charged that he hai
nyered in bis iealty TO the principles b,
Eoieased before the election. l doubl
wy much whether he will have the sup
pit Of his party during the rest OF hit
Rtm, To inaugurate the reforms ano
airy them out fully, he will doubtless
M the necessity Of party support. HI
must 70 very slow, not to leave his party
behind. The Republicans, who were dis
PBed to be bitter against him when he
~ elected, have watched his course, and
10 lnClinbl To almirn what ha haR don't
4Eltd reform and good government"
Catil, thought, In bis general attitud.
and sdelity 10 the principles Of reform
aad honest government. Though he hao
made many mistakes in appointing people
ooitee, for this his advisers were much
blame. The Pan.EleCtric Telephone
landll, coming so soon after taking the
len' ol government, was much to be de
E, 2Eoted, aud was a great scandal upon the
Government.
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WM any Republican Senator should
u,,ln his his head to break away from
N, uand taken by the majority Of the
Judiciary Committee, is not clear. The
uue.tion that Senator Edmunds may
p,oit as much by that stand as to be 8
brmldable candidate for the Presidency,
hunvOrtAy Of Senators. The question il
Vhetherthe position Of the committee is
ight, not whether it will help somebody.
Moreover, Senator Edmunds is in little
tlugsr Of being struck by presidential
Hshtning. His attitude in the late CAM
agu lacked much Of being satisfactory te
Republicans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
TWO BoD1Es FOUND
Oa ihN BsaCh-viCtims Of the Wrecked
steamer IdlSwild.

"a ihN BsaCh-viUtims of the Wrecked
steamer Idlswlld.
PORr JDT@oS, L. l., March 14.-The
S'dy Of II, Long, who was lost from the
'sSked steamer Idlewild, was discovered
sday by Martin Wilds fast in the ice,
iaf the breakIater at thlU place" His
'l'ch y was missing, but sos and q bunch
Stey' were found in bis pockets. The
~ s,sd had tag bearing his name attached
There was found on tho beach at Old
saId , bay this afternoon the body OF d
Isang man about 80 years Of age, with
~ Sg'n hair and inouBtache. A gold watch
Ta ", chain, college pin marked "a. Il.
w UIIfldt, Pei Epsilon class OF 'S0," a black
NM M, n3g, 3 In money and a ticket 10
E.ot EE.llotd and SaugatuCk Junction were
SSaa W, on his person. The body, which
w IN good condition, was dressed In
I'M NM clothes and had on a life pteserver
'4e1 WM unmarked,