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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28

Circuit Court.

The case Of Denis Fielding, Of Streator,
against Solomon w. Egbert, the contractor,
and Ralph Plumb, his bondsmsn, to recover
damages on an alleged breach Of contract,
occupied the time Of the court from Tuesday
Of last week until Saturday, vhen the jury
returned q verdict Of 81 800 against Egbert
and Plumb. The contract entered into pro
yided for q S. 900 building to DO completed
and delivered In good order. The front wall
fell in shortly after its completion. and
Egbert rebuilt it, but the building Is alleged
TO have settled sfterward 80 that it was
unsafe for occupancy.
ia the racing season Of 1887. VIM. Baxter
trained and drove Ottawa Maid, then owned
by James F. Moore, and, according TO his
allegation, was empowered by the latter to
sell the mare at the end of the season for
$500. His contract with Moore was that
he should stand all the expense Of the cam.
paign, dividing the profits with him At
the end of the season Baxter sold the mare
to VIM, Walsh, and rendered the purchase
money to Moore, but tho latter refused to
acct pit, saying that he had never empowered
Baxter to sell the mare and got u writ OF
replevin, recovering the animal.
The case cane TO trial, aud after much
swearing by both parties, the jury came to
the conclusion yesterday morning that Bax-
ter had contract, and Moore will be forced
TO accept the $500 or appeal.
D,sm,ssed-J. w Penheld ct al Va. Emer-
son Iiakes
Aohons-The LycomiDg Rubber Co. VS..
Henry q. Werner ct al. def appeals TO
appellate Ct The People W. Ssml Raymond
ct al amended declaration filed. Great
Western Tel Co. vs.. d. =. Shipman; de-
murrer to deft's second plea overruled.
Same vs.. d. II. Slagle; demurrer 10 defts
second and third pleas Overrued. Same w.
Alex Bruce; same action. Same VS. Alex
Vaughey; same action.
ChaHcery-Bowen Hill VS. John Il Keenan,
ct al; decree Of foreclosure for Si,O7lSO,
Patrick Conley VS. Maria llaskins; masters
report approved: decree foreclosure 81 OBJ.
Henrietta llewcke vs.. same; decree Of fore.
closure for - ,3S2 -. George NJ. Murphy
Vs. Mary Morrissey ct al; decree for
$l02 n.
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COUNTY NEWS.
TOniCa items.

The social at J. w. Snedaker's on Tues
day evening was we'll attended and all had
a good time.
Measles-"Dutch measlesy" Yes, they
have been with us several weeks, and Aunt
Sally W says they will stay I'LL the
moon is ON the decrease again.
Oats are sown rs u general thing, and
those who have not are at II,
Flowing for corn planting Is about over
and the boys shiver a little In the cold
morning. air. Won't SILVER In cultivatlng
time.
Rev. Shutter closes his ministry here
Sunday evening. No arrangement having
been made for his retention here, he Will
depart unless re appointed.
Alex KisselOach, who removed from
here about eight years ago, died IN Shelby
Neb the other day, aged 81 years. lie
once owned the Hoffman farm, and was
quite popular.
Granville Perry Is now resident OF
Woodstock, Conn, the guest of his sister
Mrs. Anna j. Summer. Perry is too well
known not TO leave a vacancy In our social
sphere. and regret follows his departure.
Mrs, RObt. Johns of Peoria Is the guest
of her mother Mis- Patten.
Thos. Johns Is very popular in Tonica
society
DR.. Stockwell was in town this week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28

Mr. J Case of Wenona, has gone on II
bushes trip to Chicago this week.
Mr. Daniel Stewart of Streator, Is spend
ing few days with his parents this week
John Strosnider Is running a steam mill
In our city. Any one wanting grinding
done can call on him rs he Is doing good
business
j ID Stewart Is still running the ware
house and shipping grain.
Farmers in this part of the country are
done sowing oats, and are now blowing for
corn. Oats look well
Ell Allen Is now an agent In the fruit
tree business
School began on Monday, Miss Katie
Pidgeon Is again In charge.
Last saturday was our school election.
Charles Formhalls running for director
he was elected by a few votes, "Nobody
run against him ID.
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For Revenge.

Mrs John Deere, wife of La Sale coal
miner, was detected in the act of setting
fire to the building owned by Pat Hanley
and occupied by the Revolution Store at that
place, on Monday night, between 10 and II
o clock p. IN She was bare footed and in a
semi nude condition, and said she had
smelled fire aud arose from bed to extin
gush it, and finding II back of ianley's
building was in the act of doing so when
arrested. Her story is regarded as chin"
however, rs she lived several blocks from
the building and had made threats against
the proprietors Of the store alleging that
they had refused to pay her boy for dis
tributing advertizing mater. Whether
guilty or not, she occupies cell in Mr.
Morrissey's boarding house,
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O'Nsil's urderera.

Af,er two days Of laborious Investigate
with . determination to probe the matter to
the bottom. the coroner's jury in the O'Nsil
murder case at Strestor returned Q verdict
holding Mike Ssabo a. principle. and also
another Mike S1abo, John Sohosky, An
drew AllivA, John Mulatores. and Andrew
Szabo, as accessories, for murder.
Every evasion and distortion possible was
used by the witnesses to throw tho jury of
the track and mislead them from the true
facts: but despite their strenuous efforts,
Mike Szabo, brother Of Andrew, was
identified o. the man who arose from the
body Of O'Neil after the latter had been
knocked down and received his death wound
A short time before the fight occurred,
O'Neil and his partner O'Grady, had gotten
into trouble with the Huns at Andrew
Szsbo' q saloon, but the latter not being Ger.
tain that his men could "doup" the two
Irishmen, sent down to his brother Johns
saloon, few blocks away, for aid, which
was quickly forthcoming, three or four
" Huns responding at once to the appeal.
As soon AZ they entered tho fight com.
menced and in five minutes U Neil was
corpse, while the brutes continued to rain
kicks upon his insensible partner.
O Neil lies buried in the Catholic cemetery
and the six Hungarians are safely enclosed
behind the bars Of Murderer's Row in
the County jail. They are villianous lock.
ing wretches, only one being able to speak
the English language. Hardly had they
stepped within the bars, when, Attorney II
N. iRysn, Of Streator, spilled to Judge
Slim for a writ OF habeas corpus for Johr
Scbockey, John Mulatoris, Andrew Allwa
and Andrew Suabo. The application vii
probably be heard to-day.
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Earlviile Entries

II you happen TO have bill against the
town present 1t on the Friday proceeding
the first Saturday of each monh.
The Wallace House has been improved
wonderfully Of late, and is now credit TO
the town.
Hon Charles NJ. Smith seems to have no
trouble In disposing of the get of Alroy
He sold Aldrich, weanling, the other
day, to go to Kansas for $500
Stephen Hicks, who was Ill last week
with malarial fever, 10 Improving at last
report.
DR. Fred Wiley has taken up his tent
pole aud moved to Freedom, where he has
purchased DR.. Fogg's practice. Now that
the foe(g) has evapOrated-l lodged it,
wish Fred all possible success, and can
commend him as steady, straightforward
young man whose medical skill can be
depended upon.
Fire destroyed Mr.. Mead's barn and ice
house, and the barns belonging to II. L,
Wattles and A. II. Davis on Wednesday OF
last week Mr. Mead and Mr.. Davis are
poor men, aud were given purse OF 900
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28

Herman Fox and Morris Lackman, doing
business in Streator under the firm name OF
Herman Fox & Co., filed voluntary assign
ment in the county court on Tuesday. They
were clothiers and had been IN the business
about two years. The liabilities amount to
betwee $1,000 and $4,000, while the
assets are decidedly nominal
New Cdses-P. Meagher vs.. Lucy d. Dean;
appeal from Justice Larkin's court. Mo.
loney & Stead, attys.
Judgments-John Brundsge Va. Henry
Boyd ct al; judg by conf for plf, S6ll.2O
Condemndt!0n-Th Santa Fe Road has
instituted proceedings against Carhsrine p.
Smith to gain the right Of way through her
May 8. W. Reeves, atty,
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Probate Court.

Monday was claim day, and the wild, free
yokels from Streator, the calm and dispas
siona,e denizens Of blithful Marselles, and
the blizzard-like eyolutionists Of La Sale
met and jostled each other in the sacred
precincts OF Helmigs Office.
The most important case Of the week was
the rebate of the will Of John Lomasney
Of SireatOr, which will invoice between
$25 900 and $50 600
Juigments-Nelson Caford vs.. est Of Peter
Peterson. decd, for plf $llS.65, William 0.
Ensign vs.. est Of John Sullivan, decd, for
plf, $40; Chicago & Erie Stove Co. vs.. est OF
Bartholomew Denny, decd, for plf $40;
Daniel Davis vs. est Of Thomas Palmer, decd
for plf, 1924 80; Samuel Haycock vs.. est OF
same. for plf, 5000: Thomas Pattinger vs.
est Of Anna Klein, decd, for plf, $40; NJ
Young W. same, for plf, $50; Thomas X
Lyon vs.. est Of 4. II. Graves, decd, for plf
$237 .6S; F. NJ. Patterson vs.. same, for plf
1921; c. Z. Stewart vs.. same, for plf $l9
j. G. Ames vs. same, for plf, $l2S.l7; NJ
Hannifen Va. est Of Thomas Barney. decd,
for plf, $lO Seth C. Earl Post. G. A. r. vs..
same, for plf, $l43.2l; r, NJ. Garrison vs..
same, for plf, $55429; Ellen Crotty vs.. est
Of Matthias Crotty, decd, for plf, 500;
Hapeman 4 Graham vs.. est Barney, deed
for plf, $S6l2; City Of La Sale vs.. est Of
ydia Spaulding, for pit, $3.50; Kate Ander
son vs. same, for plf. $40; Lyman Anderson
vs.. same, for plf. $5l so; o. s. Stewart W.
est Of William Moore, decd, for plf, 500
George Gillert W. est Of Elizabeth Jones,
decd, for plf. $25; Bridget German vs.. est
of Margaret Hoey. decd, for plf, $3.50; J.
X. Walters vs. est Of Christ. Eldering, decd
for plf, IS %; George Gilbert vs.. est Boeter
Gilbert, decd, for plf, SIS.
Lstters-Of administration, issued 10 Den.
mis- Fielding in est Of John W Galloway
dec d; to Ira Schofeld and Elijah Brickett
in est Of Jasper = SooAeld, decd; to X
Hit, In est Of Wallace l. Scott, decd. Tes.
tame ntAry issued to Eliza Gillen. in est O.
Jas Gilien. decd. or administration to Ids
HaIen IN est Of D Z Hasen, dec d; with
will annexed to N J Carey In est Of Diadam'
Collins, dec d. Parliamentary issued to Ann,
M Lomasney in est Of John Lomssney, dec d
or administration issued to Winfield Hsr
graves in est Of Richsfd Hargraves, decd
with will annexed to Ottelie Kutsch in es
Of Paul Boehme, decd
Pehfions-To make examination OF estat
in conserv Of John Kilmer; to sell real es
tate in est Of John Bears; to invest funds IL
estate Of G Is Bradford, minor.
R,ports-Final and discharge Of guardian
Of Geo A Kline. Final as 10 Caroline Hebel
minor, in estate Of Hebel minors. or sal
Of real estate in est Of VIM d Msgee. Fina
and discharge Of Elizabeth Magee as guar
dian of Walter II Msgee. Supplements
final in est Of Edwin Moore. OF sale of rea
estate in est Of Chas q Amsler.
MtSceldneous-Rule on John Forrestal, OK
eoutor estate Of Keran Msddocks, to sho'
cause why he had not satisfied the claim o
Thos Paree. Co-partnership inventory IL
estate of Henry C Stevens, dec partner o
Hoffman. approved. Will Of Hamilton
Gallagher admitted to probate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28
Lostant Gleenings.

Alex Kelso was appointed Treasurer o
the board of highway commissioners a
their last meeting.
Now is the song of the pillow anC
the merry cbirrap Of the blacksnak'
whip abroad Ia the atmospheric confines
and the chipmunk and the robin sportetl
in the fastness Of the woodland
Miss Clara GOheen has taken charge Of
The Foote school
We p1lled 70 votes at the village cleo
ton. The license people got 10 and w
won't "go dry for some time now. Thu
successful ones are Pres w + Wiley, ant
Trustees, A II Ruble, KDbt Schoennes
hoefer and Jos Q IIannum, G = Adam
was elected clerk.
The home talent at the "Rebecca," shows
more than usual sdaptiveness to vocal worl
and should be encouraged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28
In the County Ofhces.

License to marry has been issued to John
Broscheid and Christine Eireis, John Gett
Ter and Louisa Leretts, William Hall and
Margaret Honxwell, Thomas Fleoniska and
Sadie A. NOLAN. Gustave Lehman and
Minnie Pittner, Irene Palmer and Tilds
Green, Frank Bausberg and Dora Weiland
Michael J. Fleming and Bridget Gahsn,
Charles Koford and Anne Peterson, Dennis
Cornell and Annie Quinn, James Clark and
Jennett KNAPP, Albert Mcdonald and The
resa b. lnglesby, william Gage and frankie
b. Hsw, Toner 7. MoMahon and Bridget M.
Quinn, John Dolsk and Susie Ksllsr, Harry
Boucher aud Lizzie Brennan, George Eddy
and Elizabeth Bell, August r. Thierman and
Ernestine Ristan, John NJ. Kaiser and Emma
Betting. Frank Dickinson and 0rissa Hol-
comb, william Empy and Emma Schrsder.
RECORDERS OFFICE.
One hundred and eighteen instruments
were fled during the week ending April 20.
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strangers In the town the last few days
visiting friends. We hope they will cary
away good Impressions. At any rate the
city fathers" have began work on the
streets, etc, using the money piad in for
liquor licenses
The farmers complain OF backward
season, and II scarcity Of feed. Grass
ough, to Ia here now, but 1t Is not and
feeding Of stock still continues
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Deeds over mortgages ............. S32, 600
IL L. l.. T.

Deeds over mortgages. ........... .S32 ,OOC
Among the deeds of consequence are:
Emma Wertheim to George W. Dennis, lot
IL and W 80 feet of lot in blk 81, La Sale
John Cooper to Peter Wood, n 32l feet,
lot Q, blk 80, Streator, orig, 81 900,
Capitola Hunter to Annie Bryant, lot II,
DIX 8, Villa Park add TO Sreator 81 400.
George L. Lindley ct al, to c. Ida Bow
man, lots 10, 3 feet. lot II, Al feet, 3
feet lot 9, states add TO Ottawa, $1,000.
William Hickling to John Brummel, lot 4,
blk | Walkers add to Ottawa, 81 100.
Julia L. Routcliff to NJ. Y. Moody, II c
/, lot 4, blk II, Ottawa, orig, 81 900
Samuel s. Elder TO Mary X, Nodes, lots
10 and L , blk II, Villa Park add to Streat.
or, $1,000.
S. r. Blanchard to \ J. Rulison, }, n }
and part J! lot 2, blk u, Ottawa orig,
$500
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township high school For the balance OF
Friday and saturday the following program
has been prepared;
FRIDAY, p. M.
80 Music-Yachting Glee. .... 80.
o I. H. 5. Glee Club
Manual Training and the Common
School ...............G Geo. =. Brown,
Editor Illinois School Journal.
Discussion.
Music--Hunting Chorus. ...
OF II. s. Glee Club
8 100 Geography and Purposes.
J. p Yoder
Discussion.
6 go Teachers Reception.
500 c-Duet-ureeting. Mendelssohn
Mrs Blanchard and Miss McNair.
Address Of Welcome. ..........
Hon. Duncan McDougsll
Brief Response ........ The President
Music-Solo-Th Spirits Song. Haydn
Miss Olive Harrison.
Lecture-Poverty and Wealth In
Education. ........ Homer Bevans
The executive committee will meet in the
parlors Of the Clifton House promptly afier
the lecture. All are invited 70 meet with
the committee.
SATURDAY, A. y.
Q 100 @. 7. II. s. Glee Club
The Purpose and Preservation OF
Manuscript Work. -. John Bigham
Discussion.
1880 Music-IIail to Our Beautiful Queen.
Glse Club
Scientific Temperance in Public
Schools: How and Whyi. ....
Miss Mary Allen West, National
Supt. W. G. T. U. School Of Methods
Discussion.
Citizens generally, and especially schoo
officers. are cordially invited to attend and
participate in the deliberations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28

The Joliet Council has finally passed the
Santa Fe Railroad ordinance and that line
will now proceed to build their depot,
construct their bridges and get ready for
business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28
G. W. REED & co

OF these GO were deeds, % mortgages, and
the remainder releases, certificates, etc
Amount CT deeds over 81 900 ..... $39. 900
Amount Of mortgages over 81 600. 1000
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CHOICE DWELLING E EEGE.

On ottawa Avenue Good brick house. good barn,
plenty OF fruit aud shrubbery. 80 acres choice lana in
fact II Is all that any gcnsenan who desires an elegant
home In town. and yet from the noise and hustle of
the city, could desire at tbs price. Cali and see us
apr2l DIR. j. o. HARRIS IL son.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28
BARGAIN
Valuable Corner Lots

Al the jnnction Of the c. g. 4 @. Ry. and the Canal
VALUABLE FOR 4 MANDATORY; or Tor Lum
her. Coal, Feed other Yard Twelve Lots, or plat
~ feet on the canal by l5U feet on the railroad.
Price tl5 0. but we are authorized TO accept f0O II
altered soon. . ~
Feb H. 1888 If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28
HOMES IN Ten AS Can Can nov 4, o1 he

fourth their real value and investments there In land
will produce from y 10 so per cent per year.
Those who have large small to invest will act
wisely II they discard the old 'chestnus" TO TeXA
and ascertain the truth and those, whether rich
poor, who seeking new homes will md In Texas
rich land that will produce all of the crops raised In
the temperate zone; genial, healthy climate not too
hot In summer and delightful in winter an Intelligent
law abiding people, who never enquire OF the stranger
his country his creed; numerous schools and church
e. ve.y low taxes: and that home be secured in
Texas easier than in any other portion Of Uncle sam
dominion. Prices are ddrancing. Buy now. Call %
for maps and additional information, or go with
some Of the hafare excursions and see for yourselves
mar94-tf DIR. j. o. HARRIS son.
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The In Sale Co. Teachers Institute.
Will be held Mt the High School building
IN Ottawa, on Friday and Saturday hext,
May and 3 Friday forenoon will be spent
in visiting the Ottawa city schools and the
township high school For the balance Of
Friday and saturday the folio wing program
has been prepared:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-04-28
PIows, Disks, Plant.
ers and Check
Rowers, &c.

AGENTS fDr ! / CASE 2 ca. ESGISES,
pg,iabi, JItd sldu0HDg igilatOrs ami sac
HHIs
so Choice Timothy. Glover. German Mlllct,
Alfalfa and Blue Grass Seeds tor sale,
sE-All Goods Warranted
National Republican., 1888-03-25
HER BABY LEFT BEHIND.
Deserted by Pretty Woman But
HrarticSs Mother.

II want rOom,n sail u nicely dressed
woman yesterday afternoon to the clerk in
the Golden Eagle Hotel. at the corner of
New Jersey avenue and ID street northwest,
The lady leaned on the counter, appearing
TO rest something that was hid under her
coat.
"We can accommodate you, madam.
Please sign your name on the register re
piled the clerk.
Il must wait my husbands arrival. He
will be here in few minutes and sign for
both of us. Oh, dear me, Pm 50 fired"
and the woman gave Il sigh, which seemed
to lear out ,her uttcrancc.
"All right, madam, will show you to
roOm.h Jmg-a-ling, went the Office bell,
"FrOnt, room ~ said the clerk to the boy
who answered the call,
The lady who asked for the room kept the
blue veil over her face, but there was sui-
ticient outline to indicate that she was young
and of good appearance She seemed to he
about 25 years old, 3 feet inches tall; wore
a handsome blue dress and seal plush coat.
On her dainty head was n black beaded bon
net. II was about 2:30 o'clock when she
reached the hotel, and she came from the
Baltimore and Ohio depot
The clerk waited for the coming of the
husband with considerable impatience. When
. Nlbth ulllNtu DNl Nv nuSDullu Ht
10 think II strange that woman should he
in the hotel one hour and II half without
once ringing the bell or asking n single
question. His experience suggested that
such state of affairs could not exist, so he
sent boy to see If the lady wanted any
thing and ask If her husband was expected
for supper.
The bell boy came back very quickly, and
brought with him the reply, "NObody derc,
sab, but a baby in de bed
"What are you talking aboutY Did you
90 to scvenY ~
"Yes, sab; deed, sab. Dcre is nobody
dere but II baby
The clerk went to the room, and sure
enough there was only pretty 4-weeks'Old
infant tuck ed up snugly IN he'd.
For one hour the Golden Eagle was in Il
state of excitement and the only relief was
to take the police into confidence, "Jim,
the black man at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot told me,n said one of the hotel
walters who had gone out ON still hunt,
"that woman dressed like the woman who
came here bought ticket for Baltimore and
went to Baltimore on the 3;i5 train.n
This aftewaId proved to be the truth,
The. baby is still at the hotel, and the
clerk has faith enough to wait until this
morning for the woman's return. Who the
party is he is very anxious to know, and he
is not the only one curious about her,
National Republican., 1888-03-25
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SAG.AtITH OF ELEPHANTS.
Some Remarkable stories of Their Do
ings in the Days OF the Ancients.
.ondon Spectator

London Spectator
Busbecq tells of an elephant which he
saw in Turkey that danced and played at
ball. But our faith Is taxed when we read
Of four elephants walking on tight ropes,
carrying another In u litter. Yet the testi-
mony of the ancicnts rs to this
particular accomplishment is very
strong. Possibly the funambulism Of
elephants is one of the lost arts of antiquity.
Writing also Is an accomplishment which
we fear the animal no longer acquires MI
cianus. the friend of Ncspasan. knew of an
animal which could write n Greek hcXametcr.
rot. however. out Of It's own head: and we
have pathetic story of one which. having
been beaten for being somewhat backward
in its rcading--ior the elephants own the
human trait of having ounces among them --
was found diligently coming its task hy
night.
1t was, however in Il stcrner character
than that of dancer or scholar that antiquity
best knew the elephant. lie was u most
formidable implement Uf war. The Carthm-
gCniGns were the first tO Use him in Euro
ptGn warfare, and IL Is a rcmarl, able fact
that they. and they only, have been able To
educate the African species of the race for
human uses. II may he doubted. indeed.
whether the military utility of the animal
compensated for the enormous expense and
trouble he must have caused. II Hannibal
had not lost all his elephants but
one almost before he began his cam.
paign he would certainly have found ii i'm
possible TO feed them. Their Use. indeed
IN western warfare has not been frequent.
One of the latest occasions of their employ
mcnt seems to have been by the Emperor
Claudus when he invaded Britain in the
third year of his reign. They are still
found, but for show rather than use. in the
military establishments of the east. But it
is clear that they could not exist in the face
of the arms of precision.