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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-03
COSDESsEp TRlEGRANs

MI. Gladstone has gone to Paris.
Nj. Powderly addressed the working
men Of Newark, N. j., yesterday f'
John A. Greene, the yell-known New
York newspaper man. died yesterday.
All tue troops In YELLOWSTONE Park
were engaged all last week In fighting
forest hreS ltlii itlii
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy has re-
turned TO Washington from his north
en tour Of inspection,
John L. West, embezSler, Of New OF.
leans, was returned TO that city from To-
ronto, Canada, yesterday,
The town Of Gardiner, Montana, was
destroyed by fto Saturday. Twenty
nine houses were burned.
AnothorApprentlce boy on the United
States man Of war New Hamp0hife died
yesterday Of typhoid fever.
The wage troubles Ia Northern 1llln.
OlB coal fields have all been settled OK
Cept In William u Scotia mines.
Philadelphia and New York working
men passed resolutions last night sym
pAthIElng with the London strikers.
The law officers Of the Crown In Can
ada haye reported that the Governor
General was right TO Interfere with thI
Operatlon Of the JpsuiLs estates.
AZ sheepsbead bay race course yeaIefi
gay the famous race horses PfocloI
Knott and Hlhdoo Graft were sold lor
NLlOO aud ii,7OO respectively.
The United States steamer Dolphin
which arrived ~ Plymouth from thl
MedItenAnean last week, has beef
OBLIGED 70 10 OF dty dock Tor repairs.
Tho United States Senate committed
70 make an investigation into the work
lhgS Of tho interstate commerce law, a
applied 10 lhu carrying Of live stock ant
yesterday, '.i
The monthly national debt slalemen
eheSl Au Increase oi lhb debt dufinI
AAugust oil tg,O76,O02 %, Tota cash Il
i.eSMlly available iof reduction Of dObl
SsS!5Ss&9 ,ggi 10. Total caDh IN TfOaanfy
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A VICTIM Of IaB ELIXIR.

Samuel showalter Dies a Horrible Death
After Ilelng Experimental Upon.
DAYTON, ONO, Sept 40. showalterl
aged 90 years, voluntarily submitted 70
an injection Of the elixir Of life three
weeks ago, hoping for relief from rheu-
natlsm, and died to-day IRON the effects
Of the treatment. Immediately attel
the elnjection was made his limbs began
to swell and his whole system was per
neated with blood poison. Gangrene
lin and his body being putrid, the
fesh Clipped of In cakes aslarge % 0
mans hand and he Became horrible
object before death relieved him oil biz
AuiFefinps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-03
U, s. CourL PreoeedIpg..

The United States Circuit and Diitricl
Courts for West Virginia, were opened
In the Second Branch Council chamber
yesterday afternoon. The Honorable
John ]. jackson presided over each
court, L. B. Delliker, Clerk Of the Cir.
cult and jasper Y. Moore, Clerk OF the
District Court, Marshal White and
Attorney sturgiss, we're present.
The Circuit COurtopened with large
number OF criminal cases transferred
from tho Circuit Court at Parkersburg,
which were docketed. I, P. shallcross
was sworn in as a crier, and the Court
adjourned till 10 O'Clock this morning.
In the District Court the docket was
set for to-day, and I. p. ShalIcross was
appointed crier. Adjourned till II
o'clock thismorning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-03
A POOR HOUSE INNATE

signs Paper that the Hoard OF Commits
alonera Wants to Know About.
The Board OF County Commissioner
has unearthed a rather peculiar piece ol
business. For several years past a de.
creplt old man named Morgan Rainbridge
has been one Of the Poor House inmates.
,HetSabout IS years old, is very deaf and
bis mind is clouded. He Is the father
ln.law Of 7. F. Porter, aBaloonlSt whose
place is on Main street, near the old
Paper Mill alley. He 10 also the father.
in.law OF another man living on the
South Side named Mooney. Potter'l
wife died a few months Bince.
About ten days ago these two sons'in'
law went out 10 the Poor House and got
Brainbridge 10 oslgn some paper, promis'
ing 10 give him S30and o botlle OF Whleky,
THEY did not read tho paper 10 HIN
and lie did not know what II wasj and
they only gave him $50 and the whisky,
II has transplred that the paper was
decd Of the old mans interest
in property occupied BY Porter
and which d worth about $4,000. The
tvGGons.in.laN we're accompanied by 1
young man who 10 d notary public, and
who claims tn bb d lawyer, who took the
old man's acknowledgement.
The Board learning ol what had been
done investigated and ordered Pot
ter 10 appear before yesterdays
session. Nj. Lewis Jofdon appear,
ed instead a. his attorney and
asked upon what authority tho BOARD
haS q issuad q summons 10 Porter 10 aF
sSSF sesa. asSa igTSSsESsS va s''s''i ion '3Giis 3Gis
cuBsIon lad over The matter, A1t
Ehe adylslbllIty Of haylng The convey
aimee OF napef signed BY BAiubtdge %
aSlde wa5 strongly urged. The matte
Wa anally postponed w @p ps4
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wILLIAM TIIAW,S WIN.
'he millionaire Leaves Large Bcquosts to
Various Public and Charitable Institu.

The Millionaire Leaves Large BcquCsts TO
Various Public and Charitable Institu.
tlons.
PIrrspuRon, Pa, Sept 2,-The will Of
William Thaw, the dead millionaire rail.
road king, has just been probated. It
occupies thirty.six pages oftype.writLen
foolscap and was made July 5 Of the
present year. His estate, except his coal
lands, is divided into sixteen equal parts.
The coal lands arc held until all his
minor children become Of age, when
they are expected to be worth thirteen
millions. His wife gets three.sixteenths
Of the estate, his ten children one.six.
teenth each, and from the remaining
three:sixteenths are TO be paid large
number Of private and public bequests,
Among the larger legacies are the follow.
ing: Western University OF Pennsylya.
MIA, 100000; Presbyterian Board Of
Home Missions, $4,000; Foreign, S2O,.
900; College Board, So, 900; other Presby-
terian boards, $4,000; American Board,
S5,00Oj the Pittsburgh hospitals get an
aggregate OF $4,000, the Protestant and
Catholic institutions being remembered.
All debts OF dependent friends are can.
celled.
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lNpusTRLALlrEMs.
The Latest News lrom the MILLS an
Furnaces.

The Latest News irUm tho Mllls and
Furnaces.
AT the Riverside, the old factory and
upper forge are on full,
The brick work on the now Island
school house was commenced last week,
and is now well under way.
Work on the last pier Of the Union
bridge has been commenced, and the
stone work Is above the water.
The new hot air stove at the Belmont
furnace has been connected with the
blast pipes and cupola, and is in use.
In another week the Bellaire Window
Glass Company will have Its repairs com.
pleted, and will be ready for operation,
Al. Sweeney & Sons have Just COM
pleted q new spur wheel for the Top
Mill, and a 22inch, s foot stroke cylin.
der for Simon Baer's Sons elevator.
The Laughlin Nail Company is work.
ing almost in full. They are making
any kind Of nails ordered, and are not
running any particular style or weight,
The Joseph Bell Stove Company Is
running In full. They have during the
past few weeks done considerable
amount Of re-nickeling for local parties,
The Etns machine shops at Bellaire
are engaged in building new kind Of
mechanical contrivance known as the
''go.deyil," to be used in steel works for
passing the ipgots back and forth
through the rolls,
The Wheeling Ice plant Is rapidly up.
preaching completion. Workmen are
putting up the engine, and connecting
the steam and water pipes, The boiler
furnace stack is up and painted, and the
plant will bo ready TO make Ice in few
days.
Yesterday the Belmont mill com
pleted the repairs to the forge depart.
ment engine which were commenced
about a week ago. The plate mill will
90 on this morning aud continue during
the week. The factory will 90 on in
part to-day, and will resume In full as
soon as a supply Of plate Is rolled.
This company Is rebuilding It's squeez.
ers and making rapid preparations to
put on the puddle mill.
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An IIIstoric Character Dead.

MARSHALL, I'LL, Sept. 2.-Dr J,l Il.
HnSen died Saturday night Of old age.
He was Ol years old and had spent 10
years In this county. He was born at
North Hero, VI, in 1900. When The
war Of 1912 broke out he Joined com.
pany Of boys organized 70 protect the
town while the men were away at war,
He went to Ohio early In 1918 and fell
In with Perry company Of ship builders,
Joined them and went on board the
Lawrence. He was one Of thole who
accompanied Perry In his perilouB pas
sage from the disabled flagship, the
lawrence, to the Niagara In an open
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-03
A MISSING WIFE
A Grespy in Kansas City the Victim of n
pAanilnr t,onfiLanea flamh

A Greony In Kansas City the Victim OF a
Peculiar Confidence Game.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. al Last
night the wife Of William B. Hanna was
separated from him, andtit is believed
was kidnapped throughrthe operations
Of confidence men. Hanna knows little
about city ways, and admits he is very
green. On getting OF q cable car rather
we'll dressed man said to him; "You
have stepped on my toes, sir, aud I In
tend 10 have you arrested" Hanna
started of TO avoid arrest, and noticing
that the stranger was following told biz
vile to meet him In a restaurant where
they had eaten supper, oppoBitepthe po.
lice station, Before joining bis vile lie
was oyertaken by the stranger, 10 whom
be gave q dollar TO avoid arrest. He has
not seen his wife since, and Pinkerton
men are now at work on the case on the
theory that an accompliCe OF the man
who tleeced Hanna has captured his wife
Ia the guise oi an officer, and that The
whole ahair 10 0 conspiracy for big game.
A reward Of $500 has been offered by
friends Of Hanna for Information as u
the whereabouts Of the wife,
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THREATENED LYNCHING
Forces the Authorities to Trans
fer Two Prisoners
TO CHARLESTON FOR SAFETY.
All is Quiet On the New River, the
Scene OF the Recent TFoubIes-A
Mysterious Death-Held for
Murder-orIminal Matters,
spselal pt.paleA o Me MleIliqmea.

Special Dispdteh 10 M INtelltQMea,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Sept, 2,-Every'
thing is reported quiet In the New River
region, and the probabilities are thatt the
arms sent from this city on Saturday,
will not be needed for some time at
least, However, a report is current that
little six year old Jennie Hulden, Of
Qulnnimont, who was brutally assaulted
about month ago, by Hill Dawson, died
some time yesterday, Fearing mob VIC.
lenCe, Sheriff Borne brought him aAd
James Glenn, who Is accused Of outrag-
ing an II year old girl named Vickers, at
Fayette Station about two weeks ago, TO
this city for safe keeping, and both are
now lodged In the jail, Both prisoners
are Colored, and though suspicion points
strongly In their direction, there is some
doubt Of their guilt, particularly in the
case Of the latter, The Hulden girls
father is now serving q term in the PEN
itentiary for murder,
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LONDON, Sept. 2,-The Mark Lane En-
pres' weekly review Of the grain trade
says: The sunshine has returned and
has benefited the northern and western
sections somewhat. Elsewhere the bene-
tlt has been trivial. The wheat crop Of
Great Britain 10 reckoned at 80 bushels
pet acre. The yield in ireland is esti.
mated at 100000 bushels making q
total Of 75,4S7,670 bushels. Samples Of
good wheat are rare. The sales Of
English wheat for the week were 26,s42
quarters at Sis Cd against l9, ,70S quarters
at 3Ss 4d the same week last year. The
certainly that failure OF the Russian
and Indian crops will be supplied pos.
sibly by large shipments from America
make buyers cautious. Flour 10 quiet,
The strike causes q Btagnation In the
foreign grain market, Il
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Quick Work at sweenoy,s Foundry.

Illustrative Of the capacity Of Messrs.
A. J. Sweeney & Sons 10 do work
with neatness and despatch, theil
performance on the recent break down
Of the La Belle mill engine may be cited
On August 5, the engine In the forge
department went 10 pieces, and the
crank, cross.head, Cylinder.head pitman,
and, worst Of all, the cylinder, were
broken. The LaBelle people were anx-
ious 10 get to work again as soon as pos.
sible, and asked expert advice concern
ing the time necessary to make the re.
pairs. "From four TO fve weeks" were
the answers they received. But the
Mesars. Sweeney, after careful CalCula,
ton, agreed TO replace the broken parts
delivered at the mill, in two weeks from
the date. A new cylinder PSI inch bore
8 feet long, double balanced valve side
pipes, Weighing about 5000 pounds; a
new crank Of wrought iron, weighing
about 5000 pounds; new cross.head
weighing 1850 pounds; new wrought
iron pitman.iaw 400 poundsI o new cyl.
inder head straighten the pislon.rod
repair and dress metallic paCkingand do
ali the planning, boring, drilling and ft-
ting was the order.
The accident occurred on Friday, and
promptly on the second Friday there
alter, the entire lot Of repairs were
placed on the ground, and the next
Monday the mill went TO work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Great London Strike Causes
Much Uueasiness,
CONyIcIs BEING EMPLOYED
BY the Government to Unload Vessels.
The Price of Coal Goes Up Two
shtllinas--Australia sympa.f
thizes,.Foreign News Notes,

LONDON, Sept 2,-The dock companies
express themselves as better satisfied
with the aspect Of affairs, They have an
increased number Of men at work, com,
posed Of strikers who have given up the
Hght and new men, The officials Of the
companies state that plenty OF labor
would be obtainable II the strikers'
pickets were abolished. II Ia asserted
that there Is split amopgat the strikers,
and that a small company has beenap-
pointed looking to the abandonment Of
the strike. The Rochester coal whippers
and barge men visited q number OF Yes-
sells In the river midway, and forCibly
compelled the men at work there 10
cease operations,
Three thousand looms have been
stopped In Blackburn, owing to depres-
sion In that trade,
A deputation OF ship owners waited
upon the officials OF the dock companies
to-day, and urged upon them to give
the shippers power 10 make their own
arrangements with the men fort the dis
charge and loading Of vessels. Mr.. Nor
wood, chairman Of the joint docks com-
mlttee, appealed 10 the shippers not to
urge the request, as 10 grant II would be
impossible without conceding the points
which the companies are fighting against.
at a meeting OF the whartingers a reso-
luton was adopted advising the strikers
10 accept the dock companies offer.
Three thousand taiiors struck this
morning and paraded the streets,
Many London holders OF shares Ia
dock property have been forced into in
Solyency by the strikes. 0fthese a larger
proportion than might be supposed are
people, many Of them ladies, whose little
properties:were invested In this manner,
often through legacleS, and who by this
sudden diminution or total loss OF their
modest incomes may be made as poor
as the strikers themselves. One effect
Of the strike predicted by merchants will
be TO greatly decrease the Importance Of
London as q commercial entrepot. The
smaller ports will undoubtedly hold the
gain which they have already made at
The expense Of the metropolis, Itis.an i
evidence OF the iarsightedness of capt.
tai that land available for increased
dock privileges In Hull, Southampton,
and especially In Bristol, have already
increased In price, and other ports fallen
into disuse are calling attention to their
possibilities and inviting capital ior their
development.
The Government Is employing con.
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iialn,alhn in,nnal.

William sayefegant was arreSLed yes.
lerday on q warrant sworn out before
Justice Atkle by Mertle Swan. The
otTenses charged we're assault and battery
and The using Of proiane language. Both
cases were continued I'll O'Clock this
evening on account oi the absence olim'
poflant witnesses.
Last sYening Henry Meyer was aned
$50 and costs by Justice gchullSe
ioF aSBaulLiIg Andrew Habentfunpi,
He was also required y give
bond Ia The sum Of 500 "a
keep the pence ipT Que year Hab'
efslfumpi ID The foreman al the Schmul'
bach brewery, and Meyer ai emnloye
Yesterday morning Meyer iound q die
lofsmati referred HIN 70 lhs office Tor
4 correction, he assaulted him.
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Died Op GlDROPnOBlA.
Tie Hesplt Of n Bite from nIoagrel Cur
A Terrible case,

Tie Resplt Of Bite from MohgFei Cur.
A Terrible case.
NEEAhK, N. W Sept 2.-William H,
HOaglRnd, aged gT years, died AIhydto'
phObis al bio bone, No. 72 sLSts street,
thlS morning,
About three weeks ago a mongrel cui
entered The grocery store where 1ioas.
land was employed and frightened 4
number Of ladies. In trying 10 drive A
out Hoagland fell and the lloe bit hilr
twice on the face. Nothing was done L
the weund and DO remained a. work ull
Saturday night. Az . o'clock yesterday
synptons 81 SkSiSS, aud ig.1 pr, whit I AZ. atlt
two other physlclanH, Who wefe called
pronounced the case hydrophobla, The
ponvulbionB increased, and he died Ib
Zoe than tgehtyyiouf hOnf1,
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MlNNtATollg, Sept, e,-J. Frank pol'
lon, the young attorney ri thlS place
who war arrested about three EeekS
since, charged With a series Of iorgetea
aRgtVgallng about e22i,0DO, late tlib
evening made an Aaalgnmbnt 10 the
Minnesota Title aud Trust Company
CollOm'B asBel9 afO vatiouely ettimatedl
but II q forced eale % effected there Will
doubtless bv AwldO dlhttepahty between
The Two amounts,
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Lahor pny in NeW Yolk,

NEw YoRK, Sept, 2,-Labor day here
was ushered ihby bright sunshine from
early morning, The streets were crowded
by sturdy sons Of toll. 1t was noticed
however, that large numbers Of working
girls trudged along as usual with their
lunch in hand. In the majority oil cases
It was found they worked In cigar iacto,
ries and other concerns, the owners oi
which had no respect Tor labor1ay. On
the east side OF town 1t was also notice.
able that many factories blew their I
o'clock whistles. All the exchanges
were closed, but the Custom House, for
clearance purposes, was kept open from
0 to 10 o'clock.
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NARROW ESCAPE
OF Nearly Score of People from crema.
tiOn IN N IIonFdlnE House.

VA HNuEAy " aSuA" NANAAA-
tion in boarding House.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Flre was discovered
about l o'clock this morning in John
Blanks saloon and boarding house, on
Cottage Grove avenue. Fifteen board.
ers were asleep at tho time in rooms on
the second floor, as were Blank and his
wlic and two.year.old daughter and Mrs.
Blanks mother, aged so. When the
firemen arrived they found the boarders
shouting for help, and some OF them
were about to drop from tho windows oi
their rooms. Blank, Just as the fiFemen
arrived, grabbed his child and not
knowing what he was doing, hurled the
little one through the window TO the
crowd below. The child struck on the
sidewalk and was picked up unconscious
and with broken bones and terrible
bruises. II was taken 10 physiciaa'a q
house. A police officer safely rescued
Mrs. Blanks mother. Some OF the
boarders were already partially over
come by smoke, and as the fire was
making swift progress, they had 10 be
dragged from their beds. They were all
safely landed.
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TUE "SCABS" STRIKE.

Tho 1Iessemor Steel Works Has Another
strike ON Its HandS-Five Hundred Men
Out.
Pir4sBuaaH PA, Sept. 2.-The new
employees Of the Allegheny Steel Works,
who took the places Of the strikers last
spring, struck to-day against a new
acale presented by the firm. On Satur.
day the firm offered a scale to the EN-.
ployes by the acceptance OF which the
flrm claimed more money could be
made by the workers. Last night the
scale was presented TO the men on the
night turn, but they refused to accept II
and struck. To-day tho same thing
was done by the day turn, and the mill
ID idle. About 500 men are affected.
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7HB RACE TROUBLES.
No Conflict Between the Mill
tsry and the Rioters,
ALL QUIET AT GREENWOOD.
Mcagre Accounts from the Seat oi
war-A Southern Newspaper De.
nounces the Bprnlng Of the
Negro Church as a Crime,

JACKSON, Mss, Sept, 2,-Goyernol
Lowry arrived by special train from
Greenwood this morning et 8 O'Clock
having succeeded before he left in get
ting the armed whites who had assem-
bled at Greenwood to return to theil
homes instead OF going to the scene O
the race war.
The three military companies that left
Greenwood by boat last night at l.
o'clock have not been heard from, but
tits not believed that there will be any
conflict unless It should happen be.
fore the troops arrive. A private dis.
patch from Greenwood wasreeeived here
late this afternoon, which said; "All
quiet here; troops still up the river"
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The Squire aiooahop ,tnll.r.

!, Colonel Arnett appeared before The
Board Of County Commissioners al their
meeting yesterday 90 the attorney ioF a,
McCahon, the deposed Justice Of the
Peace, and asked by What right, II any.
the Board had refused 10 approve i6e
new bond oleIed by McCahon IA place
Of Tue one made null mud void by ih6
sutetieg ref1alng longer 10 serve. The
Oolonol'B point was that II Che sufeiies
on the new bond offered hy Mctjabos
were sufficient, the Roofd had no tiRht
70 feiusestt. The matter was promptly
ruled out ot order aud McCah6n leH X
}he soup. He 70 understood 70 be talI,
Ing Of 6uAInR Iot damaRti. ~ ~
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A aIlsterIoua Denth.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2,-Dr F. W
Ferrle, a physician OF prominence, wa
found deadin his Office yesterday. HI
was seen alive at A o'clock In the morn
ing, when he was taken from tho City
Dispensary to his Office in hack, Foul
hours later he was found dead. Some
Of his professional friends think he died
from heart disease, others believe he
was murdered and many are Of the
opinion, which Is shared by the coroner
that he killed himself. Bruises on hIi
face and some Of the circumstances o.
his death cause the belief thGt he may
have been ioully dealt with.
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A VIVA Chnrcsa WIll Mnrder,

HASTINGS, MIMI, Sept. 2,-samue'
Holmes, a well,to.do farmer, living neal
Harrington, this county, was murdered
yesterday. His wife, who Is now in jail
here, Is charged with the murder. Yes
terday Charles Haines, u neighbor, wal
passing the Holmes homestead, when
he saw Mrs. Holmes standing on the
porch screaming. She said her husband
had been murdered, Haines found the
body Of Holmes lying on tho floor in 8
pool OF blood, II Is said Mrs. Holmel
had quarrelled with her husband and
frequently threatened his life. Holmes
was 80 years Of age and his wife twenty
years his Junior.
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Ths lsnhlS fSurna'mie

NGwFpHn Ri, Sent, 9.-ThO handi.
cop court tennis tournament a The
Casino 70 closed George h. Fearing IT,,
z player oL The atet class, having do.
lealed y, y, baldwin, player Ia the
second class, Ia the hhal, after giving {
handicap 81 -, Tie hcofo wAb 0.b 6.2 ,
0,o, MT Fearing lhua wins the prize
given BY ThomA5 Hitchcock, w.