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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07
Buoklen's Arnica:saIve.

TIE BEST SALvE in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblalns,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by McMastcr, Brice &
Ketchin
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07

JACOB SHARp's case has been trans
ferred TO higher Court. Ho died on
Thursday. lilo was tho chief Of the
New York boodlers, and was tried
and convicted, but his case was taken
to the Supreme Court and new trial
was granted. This trial was to come
off soon, but his death will end it,
Uo was old and feeble.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07

BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER died
at his home in Philadelphia on tho 4th
inst. Ho was notable figure in legal
and political life. Ho was Attorney
Gonoral during Arthur's administra-
tion and made an excellent record.
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PIEDMONT AHR-LIN r..
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE R,R
SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed Schpdnla In Efrant Anril 1


SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule in Effect April 1,
1883.
TRAINS RUN by 10TH MERIDIAN TIME.
North Bound. tho. u. *No. 81. *No. 53.
Lv. Charleston
(viaS. G. R.R.) 6.15p.m. 7.0Oa. m.
Nv. Augusta, 7.O0p.m. 0.33a. m.
Iv. GranteYille, 7.56p. m. 10. 16a. m.
Nv. trenton, 8.30p.m. 10. asa. m
Nv. JonnSton'S 8.47p.m. II. .05a. III.
Lv. Columbia, 6.00a. IN. II 2Tp. IN. ], don. m
Winnsboro, 8.52a.m. III pm. 3.10p. m.
lIv. Chester, 12.10a.m. 2.27a. IN. 4.20p.m M
liv. Rock Hill, 202p.m. 3.23a.m. 5.12p.m.
Ar. Charlotte, 425p.m. 4.30a.m. G.15p. nj.
ar. salisbury. G,44a.m sop. IN.
Ar. Greensboro, 828a. m. O.4Op. m.
ar Klchmond, 3.45p.m. G.15a. IN.
Ar. washington 8.23p.m 8. .1Oa. m.
Ar. Baitimorc, 11.25p.m. 10. 03a.m
Az Ihllaaolphia, 3.00a.m. 12.35p.m
al. New York, 6.2oam. 320pm.
*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
South Bound. *No 52. *No. 80. tNo. 1s.
Lv. New York, 4.3Op.m. 12.15ngt.
Nv. Phiia'phia, 6.67p.m. 7.20a.m.
Nv. Baltimore, 9.42p.m. 9.45a.m.
Nv. .Washingt0n1100p 11.24a.m.
LV. Richmond, 2.30a.m 3.10p.m,
Nv. Greensboro, 9.49a.m 10. .44p.m.
Nv. Salisbury, 11.23a.m. 12.37ngt.
Lv. Charlotte, 1.O0p.m. 2.3Oa. m, q. 3Oa. m
Ly. Rock Hill, 2O2p.m. 3.23a, m, 2. GOA. m
Lv. Chester, 2.45p.m. q. 4.O3a. m, 9. .35a. m
Lv. WinnsbOro, 3.47pm. 6.OOa. m. 12. 2Opm
Az Columbia, 543p. IN. 6.55a. m, m
Nv. Johnston's, 7.46p.m. 9.01a.m.
llV. trenton, 8.O2p.m. 9.18a.m.
Nv. Granitoyille, 8.31p.m. 0.46a.m.
Ar Augusta, 9.1Opn. 10. 3Oa.m.
Al Charleston
(via S. C.R.R.) 9.45p.m. II. GOA. III.
*Daily, tDaily except Sunday.
Pullman Palace Cars between Charleston
and Danville OH Nos 80 and 81.
Pullman Palace Buffet Cars between
Aiken and Washington, d. c., OH Nos 80
and SO.
80 and 81 makes close connection mt
Columbia with @. & G. Division 80 and 81
to and from points West via Spartanburg,
Ashevile and Paint Rock.
SOL. HAAS,
Traffic Manager
-. CARDWELL, d. p. A.,
Columbia, S. G.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07

our intention to make this Department
inspection ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07

IT is just now fashionable with
Presidential candidates TO positively
decline the nomination. 1t is said
that Gov. Hill will soon come out in
tho public press declining the honor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07

AT WHOLESALE.
Paper Bags and Wrapping Paper.
MCMASTER, BRICE 81 KETCHTN.
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NOTICE no TEACHERs.

OFFICE OF School COMMISSIONER, I
WINNsBoRo, S. O., March 80, 1888.
THNIIE teachers Of Fairfield are earnestly
Il requested to attend the next meeting
of tho Teachers Association, which will
o'clock, a. M, on Saturday, the 21st day
Of April. JOHN BOYD,
Mch31t1X2 s. c.. F.'C.
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HARD WA.RE.

Meat Choppers something every house
keeper should have. Hollow handle Tool
Sets, Shears for pruning roses and shrub
berry, full line Of lIatchets, Hammers
Saws, Trowels-brick and plastering,
Horse Rasps, Mill, Saw, Hand and Rat
tall Files, full line of Hinges, Picks and
Mattocks, Wagon Harness and Brides,
Well-wheels, very large and choice, lot of
Pl0ws, Garden Tools, Manure Forks,
ShOyels and Spades.
Also, Patent Alarm Cash Drawers.
j. f.. RHcNIASTER d& 90.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07

CONGRESSMAN TILLMAN says that he
can be counted on to voto with the
tariff reduction element of the party
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-07
LANDS FOR SALE.

LANDS FOR SALE.
SS0 ACRES of good farming land,
ccO four miles from Blackstock. A
good gin.house and good tenant houses, in
sufficient number. A No. cotton and
grain plantation.
ALSO
One lot Of 40 acres, ono mile from Black
stock, with good dwelling-house and all
necessary outbuildings nearly new. A
nice farm.
ALSO
Ono tract 392 acres of good land, well
improved, and now under good cultivation,
3]1 miles from Winnsboro.
j. @. CALDWELL Sc CO.,
Real Estate Brokers.
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TwENTY-oNE NEW CASES.
Many People Leave on tho Special
Train-Hospltals Full.

Train-Hospitals Fun.
JAcEsoNvILLE, Fla, Aug, 2S.-For the
twenty.four hours ending at o'clock
pm: New cases, 81; deaths, .. About
ten were discharged today. 1t is learned
that sister Of mercy OF st. Joseph, Rosa
ID. Lima, died at st. Lukc's tonight, since
the official report was issued. Acommit-
tee from the Citizens Sanitary association
met representatives Of the south Florida
county boards OF health today at Orange
Park.
The result was that certain ircights will
be allowed to 90 out OF the city under rca-
sonablc restrictions. The opening OF the
route north permitted many to leave the
city who had remained in hope that the
epidemic would be stayed. Many are
leaving for st. Mary's refuge camp on the
government train daily, and officials and
citizens have made up tlcir minds to con-
front the situation and Try tn keep the
fever in check and relieve the suffering
until frost appears, which is hardly hoped
for under sixty days. No general call has
been made for aid, but It will doubtless
have to come soon. Nearly all the appli-
cants for aid are colored people. The hos
pitfalls are now in good condition and filled
with patipnts
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Cmc,oo, lll, Aug .s.-A r.nkcHon
watchman discovered three men getting
into % cab M I O'Clock this morning ut the
corner of Market and Madison streets in
the wholesale district when he APP
preached aud imputed their business they
each drew revolver aud began to hrr a.
him The Wlichman returned their fire
and pururd thom short distance, but
was unable tp CipiuV thvm, having Tee
cri,pl bullet wound lea ihc beg Eyluu-
ing in ihu cab hc found that thv gang bad
lclt kit ui burglars tools ol the finest
quality nni bag containing about eiuO
in money unl collection ul rare ouiuE.
II WIS subsequently found that the bur.
g.brs had entered the wholesale oluihilg
store ui Henry W. King Is Co., M that
immediate vicinity, aud. la the mu-t skill
iu manner, bad opened tie sale uui
ilkun ihr money Tho thieves escaped
and their identify b. not known, though
they nrp believed to belong tp the gang
who have recently committed numerous
burglarra Uu the vest side.
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IMMoRAIIoN Investigation.
Tho Congregational Committee Closes
the Hearing.

tho Hearing,
BosroN, Mass, Aug 2S.-Thc congrcs.
sional committee for investigating into
alleged violations OF .ahor and immigra.
ton laws resumed this morning James
Dandy, Of Lawrence, testified that be- was
an Enghshman, induced TO come toAmcr.
lea by an advertisement signed L. l.. john
l6n. lie wrote tu johnson, who offered
him aud his i've chilrcnpasngcto Amer.
lea and promised larger wages. llc wis
10 be employed at Grinitcsyillc, Mass,
by Abbott 4 Go. johnson was nm agent
f1r Prince, Smith 4 Co. and j. lDllis Il
Bro. Who were the men really violating
the laws
Witness thought there were ihirty-fyo
people In the party which sailed for
America, lll procured ly johnson. When
be- arrived at Boston the witness was cx-
amincd by a doctor, hut no officer asked
II he came under contract The party
were taken tp the Cuulm office where
they were asked 81 sign % document whose
nature witness did not know. Witness
signed il aud then went a. work. Abbott
& Co. did not keep thoir agreement aud
witness left Three Ui lis children could
not work here hccaus' they were under
twelve yulr ui age. Witness Wasuui paid
~ much o. he Was promise by johnson.
Dandy wrote johnson about it, but
was asked in effect what ho was going tu
DO about IL. Tho witn,.s believed Abbott
| 4 Co. had been systematically importing
| labor. SoyCn.eighths ui the population ul
Forge village, where witness Np, b. im.
ported labor, AMI the tunemonts In which
employees are forced 90 live are not habit.
able johnson told witness be- wanted
| English help because ul labor troubles iu
| this country. and hy thought English
| families would sCttlc down uul be- quiet.
| Witness D. now earning - day as o wool
| sprtct Tie thought wages were better
here than ia England, but living va.
higher.
George Foster q blacksmith, came a.
| this country with Dandy 1ud gave similar
/ testimony. In thc CuuId 1ihUr q paper
was read 90 the party, lul they we're made
81 swear they had not been biased hy
| Abbott q Co. ia coming huc. Witness
when be- reached forFu VILLAGE, was given
but . n day Wiinrss was tskrd several
| times 81 pay hiB passage money hut Doe
| refused 10 allow thrW deduct o. cent
Witness now gets g. iU ror day. llr gp
slillinrs per day and Eve days o. week DO
| England.
The committee declared the huiH.
closed and returned 90 Washington iD
| night
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LABOR ITEMS.
An Anti.Powderly Man shoots on His
Mouth-Chief Arthur.


Mouth-Chief Arthur.
PrrrsnuRG, Pa, Aug. 2S. Thomas h.
Barry, a member Of the general executive
board OF the Knights Of Labor, spent sew.
cnl hours in the city today, coming from
Philadelphia 10 his home in Michigan.
barry is one OF the recognized anti-row-
derby men. lie saws 50 far as he himself
is concerned he is not going to bc a candi.
date for reelection, aud that he is firmly
OF the opinion that il would bc the best
thing for the Knights Of Labor II Mr..
rowdcrly and all members of the general
executive board should retire and give new
blood chance. The Knights of Labor,
said he, have not been making any prog
rcss during the past year aud there are
many causCg for II, any one OF which
might hc cited ~ the principal cause. BAD
methods on the part OF the principal oili-
GERS, or rather no method Mt all, is one Of
the causes. 4 labor organization must
bc 10 last, active aud aggressive. "Thc
Knights OF labor have lost ground during
the past year. IL TX dry rot, and this Is
why ! think II would bo best for every.
body drawing u salary, from rowdcrly
down, 10 step out aud give some one elise
u chance. II is we'll enough Ia talk about
not having any strikes or hoyCous, but
there are times when they are effective.
We arr living IN an age when We must
adapt ourselves to circumstances.
Chief Arthur WIS also in the city today
| attending the union meeting oi engineers
and lirrmcn. lie stated that the brother
| hood was in q most ilpuushing condition
and had at present 20, ,OO members, while
| the iircmca's organization had about -, %
/ OOO members. The Chicago Il burlington
/ strike, hc said, was not over aud the siuk-
crs were confident oi winning eventually.
/ The strike had cost the road sb,OnOOl
lie did not anticipate any more trouble on
the Evansville road ns the differences had
been fixed up aud the road WAS running
| full.
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tnc rntelnn An,Ir. ,ommIlIee.

WNmspru,. Aug gs. TWumuw Dem.
cratic mrmbru were in attendance NJ tho
meeting uf tho House committee on for
cigu alum. MpFH Cuibnn and chip.
man, making five Democrats lud three
Republicans The preliminary discussion
having Impressed ihu committee with tlu
feeling llat there might bo laiT ground for
@ difference of opinion as ip che effect oi
oKialug statutes based upon the treaty ui
Washington, II wls decided that lhoI"sI.
dents message and iho WIIun 300 should
bo referred a. subcommittee.
Accordingly q subcommittee Nl7 ap'
pointed, consisting Of Mru MUCTry,
Cbipman and ll.ii, which was directed Co.
investigate the subject coIIulo all ui thc
lcaiir1n aud statutes bearing upon D., nnl
generally 90 gri together aIl information
necessary iYr toe guidance 0i The iulI com.
miiIur The committee uu'rwl n'
once upon iu iHHk. aud l under luHrur.
iions ~ report 20 ihu iull committee u'N'
IlUmlHN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

ing-mill and the fire was communicated to
the mill and other buildings and destroyed
sixty-sx houses, causing a loss OF SllO, 900
OF the insurance, the Phouix, of Brooklyn,
held SO, 900. 1t brought slit in the names
OF the insured against the Goodrich Trans.
portation company. Judge Harlan OF the
supreme court of the United States, has
Just decided a motion argued in June,
1887. The motion was TO dissolve an in.
junction issued in suit in the United
States circuit court, restraining the plain
till in the fire cases from prosecuting their
actions in the State courts Judge Harlan
dssolves the injunction, holding that the
act OF Congress limiting the liability OF
ship owners TO the value OF the vessel does
not apply to the damage done 10y the YES
sci on land. The decision will be appealed
TO the United States supreme court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

Prrsnuuo, Pa, A1a - d. VI. H.
Bpmnd, q we'll 10 DO Penn avenue physi.
clan, commiiiol 4 suicide ibis afternoon by
taking narcotic supposed 90 bo cocaine,
as ho was formerly addicted 90 the uso Of
that drug. lIil body WIS found in bis
bedroom lying on thn hel with a large
knife In one hand auI revolver in ihc
other Tho weapons bah not byun used,
however. o. the poison hal done iis work
cnoetualiy. Dr. BofUl was forty yolu Di
age and quite wealthy About a year ago
be- became insane Ull WIS an inmate NJ
DixmDut asylum for several months, hul
was released about sy months ago and
has since appeared ,u uIy rational II j.
supposed that the decd was committed
while suffering from 100 attack ol bis old
maIaly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

ing trust next friday II tho attendance
q. 10. ccssary witnesses can be secured.
The Hooker resolution authorizing the
President To suspend the collection OF duty
ON imported cotton hagging during the eX-
istcncc OF the trust is before the ways and
means committee, but has not yet been
considered.
There is growing belief on the part Of
number Of Democrats that there may he
an opportunity to make a party question
OF the trusts, aud movement is in prog
rcss to have the whole subject considered
at a Democratic caucus with view to en-
acting some legislation based upon the
nine specific bills already introduced in
the House by Mr.. Breckinridgc, OF Ark
ansus,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29
AsnrlILrr nnd .nhd.n nenlh.

.IH...| II"..'.N lH l|N AVlHHI
lfwN.uku, Ala, Aug. 2s-.Ihis
morning There was brought into the Grim.
iul. court. along with several other jail
birds lLu Duncan, buflUy negro ,z-con.
,IU Ui fDmo thirty years. who was boz.
Iipl,d iur nn assault with intent tu mur.
iDr While talking ~ his lawyer, waiting
lur h.s case tD hu called, hu auddruIy fell
Forward from tho bench un which be- sli
90 lIr l'uYr, and upUnhr examined was
found iu br n dead man, Hui was turned
over tp thr undertaken 10 b. supposed %
was heart disease that killed him Ut,
was n picture oi health, und weighed about
lrI uuuuIH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

CNUN|tU, y, Aug 2N-NdVICU| IIUm
Lima. ~. Hy that q collision occurred pn
tho Dayton IS Michigan road, near there
this afternoon. between lrright tain and
ataril train coming iium ottawa with
nminy company un b. way 60 tulum-
hus. The iuIght was backing iulp the
siding. Hul INp ilirmnu sent tu warm lhc
sTrru mInl ip perform hIs duty Tie
his uui got made Die appearance tU oN.
plain IIH failure. Tho two engines rIWr
together lul uuy uf two Uar we're broken.
Nobody vH l.I'ul. Two passengers urro
hurt. Dot were uI.u tu gu home. Que
engineer aud "a conductor received f.Ishi
LMLuI-L--
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u,sr,.s wui.orr,oIs cents.

NV UWINNF, u, Aug ~ Tho N17H
ihis afternoon Published Lam interview With
Cen. GriT oi ~ louis. originally Of the
cotton m.HHg combine Gmz dguIos
tr1i tlpu b. anything resembling q trust
boo iIr combination ilr says the MII'E
bIl. reducing tho duty ou iutr, made ihu
combine 20 iib,. sul that they took ai.
,BufIyu ui tha circumstance. llu also
says iHlt reducing ihc duty ON iuig will
pulur uHHug machinery useless mud that
uNu.rI desire ip get What they can ont ui
the bIEaug squeeze tht whatever
they Do must be- lone this season. lie
THINKS lhy price oi igging will 90 to 10
l-nL- ~ IImml.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29
OBITUARY.


lorisyuiE, Ky, Aug 2S.-nr Nathan
icl Field died In Jcllcronyillc this morn
ing, aged cighiy-thrcc yclu'. lie obtained
the charter for that city In lSln, lnd
nkin to the Second Advsniisis, aud sup.
ported q church which hc built lie was
one ul thC best known mon la southern
Indiana.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

WANuNUroS, Aug. 2S.-lhc President
aud Col. Lamont, accompanied hy Inter.
nal Revenue Commissioner Miller, lett
Washington last night ON fishing cNcur-
sion oi two ~ three days in thc vicinity Of
Clifton Forge, IN the Bluc Ridge mount
aims.
Clifton Forge Is NJ the hcldwaiDn oi
the James river. aud is well up 90 the
Allegheny mountains beyond Lognsion.
The President hls reluctantly declined the
invitation to attend the gmugcn meeting
no Williams Grove, Pa, because ho feels
the necessity iur rst the President hns
been confined closely ytu his desk and official
duties iur many months. lie docs not cA-
poet tu Lr able t1 Ert any recreation except
as hu ciriu uu his desk in advance ul
Congress and takes day ur two NJ re-
time. as hr will 10 nuW. lie bad hoped
ip ho able tb get into the north WUuIs iur
q fortnight. bui us Congress luVH Hul
promises to stay until after tho election,
hr hu about concluded ~ make tlu lrHi
oi thr situation aud grt his vacation piece.
meal u8 be- finds opportunity iu gri u
without npflDriing business llu hns sent
letter a. lhr Guusrr' meeting. uul h's
excuses ~ thu committee from i,uusyl.
yuuiu were accepted aa entirely r,uIus
aida
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

Special Dfrsirh iD lhr AIfrHl
WvmyDTyy, Aug 2s NJ Norwood,
member Of tho House committee Uu
iorigu anhs, said to your correspondent
today that nj the informal talks in ihc
committee this morning over thu Irpsi.
dents fisheries message, both thc Demo.
Gratis and the Republicans yi tho COIN.
mitioo Seemed OF the same opinion iu
grant the ryialiaiing power Wkcd. lln
believes the committee will make % unlui'
nous report Yn the Wilson bill. The r.
port will probably BE- made 10 the House
un ThunIly.
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Cholera Raging Ia Michigan.

CnEuoYGAN, Mich, Aug. 2S.-lt Is re-
ported here that cholera il raging in Pres
que Isle county, and people are dying like
sheep, with no doctors in the immediate
vicinity. Nine persons have died in one
day. Whilo the report may hc oNaggcr-
atcd, II is known that short time ago the
people were suffering with bowel troubles.
Officials OF that county will investigate the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29
nARnEMAN EEpunLlcAN8
Nominate n Eogro-r. A. Hamilton
Boast-A weak Ticket.

Boagt=A weak Ticket,
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BouyAE, Tenn, Aug. S.-Tho Rcpub.
licans Of llardeman county nominated u.
=. Booth, a negro lawyer, for represent.
alive, and instructed for Thomas Ruilin,
Of Tooncs, new convert, ior Senator from
McNary aud llarlcman counties today.
They also instructed for T. A. Hamilton,
Of shelby, Tor Congress, who was present
AMI delivered a speech, IN which hc
charged tho Democrats oi this district with
systematic cheating at the ballot box and
bol.icl loudly that II he was nominated
he would not stand counting ont. The
ticket they made up today is The weakest
that they could got aud will strengthen the
Democratic vote largely at the November
election.
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run mnnar.n rrr.lLlnle. Arre,lea.

SPECIAL bHr.Hh u Ihn
BnuisauAa, Ala, Aug 2s.-Tho po.
lice today, on orders Ium tho mayor, nr'
rested all tho prosiitu Ncy could come
NJ with, both white 900 DIlofcd There
we're somo 200 of them .Ii c1ally divided
as 10 color al the .H,r women gave
bond, but nearly all %. negroes had 70 70
10 jail.
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Epidemic OF Scarict FcVcr Feared.

PlrIsnuGG, Ia, Aug. 2S.-Scarct tcycr
has broken out at South Fork, the well
known Pennsylvania mountain resort and
the summer yisitors are leaving lhc place
10y every train. Six children were reported
down with the scourgc yesterday, but 30
far no deaths have occurred.