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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
ST. CLAIRsVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE, o, March 9-Ten
prisoners are in the county jail, five Of
whom are booked for the psnitentiary.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Merrymsn
took place on Thursday afternoon and was
largely attended By sympath.zing friends
ana neighb0rs.
Misses Lille and Monte Hobbs, of
Barnesyille, were visiting here on Thurs
dsy.
The dedication services of the new U. P.
Church at this place took place on Thurs
day morning and was attended by nearly
one thousand people Toe sermon was
preachsd by Rev John Gifin, who is a
graduate from this church.
r. j. and Samuel Riley were callsd to
Wheeling on Wednesday By the serious
illness OF their sister, Mrs W. L. Callia.
TIE funeral Of Mr.. Charles Crymble,
formerly Miss Minnie Hiokle, took place
on Wednesday; interment in the Union
cemetery. During the services at the
grave the team attached to the hearse ran
of, and after running some distance went
over o fifteen foot embankment, doing con
siderable damage to the horses and hearse.
The team belonged to Mr.. B. r. Johnston,
the undertaken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. J Merritt viii
leave on Monday for . wesk's visit at
Columbus, Ohio.
Abner Stilwell, an old resident of this
place, died on Tuesday and was buried
Friday in the NJ E. cemetery.
The township trustees and the council
80. L. hn 1,o II
ment with their officers, and everything
was found 20 be correct
Two years ago this spriGg tie citizens Of
s.. Clairsyille rose up in their might and
elected Republican Council ticket. When
IL took hold of the town affairs the funds
ia the treasury were as follows: General
fund, S747 SO;road S402 %; police, 1858 13;
Ia Fps, 1881. -; street repair, Sil3 "a
And at the present time ii stands: General
fund, 81 10; road, 81 %; police, S12S52;
lamps, 1922 Is; street repair, S2S 56. Com
ment is UNI ecessary.
D. H. Miligln is on an extended West
ern trip.
The dime social at the PresbyteTinn
Church on Friday evening WAS a success.
These sccisls draw large crowds
Rev. Robert Alexander, ID, was at
Steubenville a portion of this week.
Kinney Gilbert, Of Smith township, well
known throughout the county, died on last
VIM L. Weber, ST., is visiting friends
in Virginia.
This Moss Family at Town Hall on the
18th of this mouth.
John A Parker, of gainesville, the ia
nous bigamist of that city who ples1ed
guilty to the charge of adultery, was fined
SlO0 and three months in Jail by judge
briggs on Friday. This is the man Who
was said TO have seven wives.
Messrs. NJ Z. Wilson and Charles Troll, F.
popular business men of this place, will
start soon for an extended Eastern trip
The building occupied by Gibson, Par
ish & Co, in Chicago, was wholly wrecked |
By fire last week. Messrs. Martin COwen
ard Henry c. Meyer, both formerly Of this .
place, are employees of the firm.
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BELLAIRE.

The new pipe organ in TIE German
Church will be used to-day.
Miss Laura Dickens is recovering from
the humps.
Bellalre, GAINESVILLE and Woodstield ell
promise a building boom this summer
The country schools are closing the win
ter term.
Notwithstanding the talk endulged in
about chewing gum, that article Is more
popular than ever.
The Knights of Pythias have been quite
active of late in this neighbOrhood, ana sew
eral new lodges have been instituted.
Looks az if Col. c. l. Poorman might be
Assistant Postmaster General under the
W administration.
Quaker city had q fire some days ago,
and the insurance men report big increase
in business in the town since.
The quarterly report Of the First National
RanI, shows that institution to be in good
condition.
Trees should be planted in all parts of
town az soon as the weather will permit.
Get wall paper at Parks y Dickens.
Bishop Vincent's sermon to parents re-
garding their children, vas discourse that
will linger long in the memory otali who
heard it.
Muth has no desire TO row He'll at pres
ent but it is understood that he would
like to try the spruces with young White,
of Mex sesport.
Thos. Nicholson will not leave hele to
the Cleveland club until about April l.
The club intended to 70 into practice after
March /. but after consideration put 1t Oh
a month.
The entertainment il the First Presby-
terrain church was a great success.
The tlouring mills ara building up Dig
trade outside fthe city
John Muth says he intends to ride MS
bicycle to Kansas this summer.
The festival of Wenuer Cadets begun IN
Oity Hall last night with big crowd IN st,
tendance. The boys insure all who attend
to-morrow evening splendid time. Give
thecadets lift.
Miss Katie Jones, of his city, while Wis
ting in Steubenville wss taken sick and is
still in that city.
Some of our citizens who went to Wash
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have gone to New York, and rumor ssys
Mr.. Williams will be married.
There will be wedding or two in Wes-
ternpOrt in few days.
A broken rail at German on the West
Virginia Central road, to day at
10 o'clock, threw engine No. 8 and four
freight cars from the track.
A delegation of Mt Carbon Lodge No. %
and Hiram Lodge No. 103, A. F. ga M,
went to Ksyser last night and instituted
Davis Lodge. Col. 7. B. Davis was pres
ent, and the lodge WAS named in his honor.
D. D. G. NJ, W. Z Hsskitt was the insti-
tutiDg officer.
The New Cumberland snd Pennsylvania
railroad bridge is being rapidly put up,
and with very little delay to trains
The + ectric Light and Power Co. have
opened subscription books for sale of stoc
at both banks, aud quantity of stock has
been taken.
Messrs. J. H. Camer and his brother
Charles have gone to st. Louis to attend
the funeral OF thar step-father, Frank
RaDge
Capt. John SheTilan, wife and party are
on their way home from Europe, and will
be here in ew dsys.
The frat general meeting of the Davis
and Etkins Coal o.. will be held here on
the 10th inst.
Mrs.. Timothy O'Driscoll is visiting
friends in Garrett, lad.
Mrs. Andrew Patrick is low with typhoid
fever
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PARKERsBURG.

PARKERsBURG,, W. VA, March O.
Miss Josie McCAbe, of Wheeling is the
guest of Mrs @ NJ. Shrewsbury. She has
made many friends here.
The young gentlemen of the German
Club gave a last dance before Lent on
Monday night at the Academy of Music
dancing hall. Twenty couples were pres
ent and an enjoyable time was had
Cashier II. H. Moss and wife LETT Friday
evening for visit of several weeks in
Georgia.
Mr. ard Mrs J. n. Camden, jr., are
home from their Florida trip. The re-
mainder Of t party will be gone a week
or two longer Senator Camden is enjoy.
ing good fishing in Southern Florida.
Rev. J. w. Martin, of the L. B. Church,
is regular Sam Jones in bis preaching
About 125 persons have prof ssed CONVEX
sion at the meetings held by him here
His Language is of the rugged kind.
Bishop Merrill, Of Chicago, one of the
distinguished Bishops of tbs NJ. Z Church
is the guest of Mr.. J. W. Dis during the
session OF the Washington Conference (col-
ored.
Miss Bette Paxton has returned from
her Washington visit.
J. S. Paxton is hustling candidate for
Deputy Collector Rathbone's place.
G. B. Glbbens and W. II. Ramp are both
candidates Tor the United States marshal's
office, and each is sure he will get it,
A divorce has been granted Mrs. Minnie
A. Skirvin nee Minnie Ward from her
husband, EHgene Skirvin.
The lovers of gossip and scandal in this
city we're fully satisfied this week with an
oc urrence in which one Of our most prom
inent citzsrs is interested. He Is past
middle age, too
Par6ersbu:g is an applicant for the new
Reform School.
Congressman Jackson and his opponent,
Hon. c. B. Smith, have both returned from
Washington, where they went or Congress
ional business
The Y. NJ. @. A. Gymnasium club gave
a very successful entertainment, Friday
night, at the Academy Of Music. They
were assisted by Miss Matte Smith, Mrs.
Dora Pa6ea Shaw, Mrs Yeardley and
Mr.. Adams in music and recitation, and
by the Gallipolis, Ohio Gymnasium.
The 80 hours gO.as-you-please walking
match starte3 Thursday night, and as
there was nobody in the race who could
keep in sight of Tom Cox, he decided to
quit, thus breaking up the race Friday
morning. James McGrsne, of Wheeling,
and several local 'peds,n composed the
starters besides Cox.
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cent for to invest, to see who could bring
in the greatest returns. Miss May Weaver
purchased an egg with hers, which che
decorated and sold for twenty-five cents,
and made other investments. She is rap
idly multiplying her money.
Miss Mary Gray is visiting friends at
Thompson.
On Tues ay several persons enjoyed a
visit 10 the art room O Mrs. Reed, ard had
the pleasure o, inspecting some beautiful
specimens from the pencil of the art class
Some tapestry work by Miss Carrie Cock
oyne and china decorations ~ Mrs J. W.
Gallaher were decidedly handsome IN de-
sign and mOst tast5fully finished. All the
class have displayed commendable talent.
and the works o. art already produced will
compare NEST favorably With the cul ure of
cities Of more precautions.
IL is announced upon good authority
chat one of the Prison officials will wed
one Of New Martinsville's fairest dau h
reIs ere the roses bloom again.
S W Mathews and wife have returned
from the inauguration. TneY went on to
Philadelphia 70 visit Miss Edna Hogan,
wto ia a nurse in a hospital there.
Mr. VIII Day has been spending few
days with friends in town.
Walter Love, 3 young man from Lincoln
county, who was discharged from the Pen
i-snt'aFy Thursday, having served out his
sentence, was adjudged iosaEe and con-
fined iu Jail His father came or after
HIM and took the young man home.
Mrs. McMechen and daughter, Miss
Mary, aIe stopping st Mrs. V. L. Cock
ynes.
VIM. Keeters has announced himself as
o candidate for City Sergeant. Mr Keeters
would make a good officer
J. ~ Booth ha returned from Wash
i1gion, D C
Gsn. w Price is quite i'll al his
home ea-t OF Town.
Cats & Gray have opened @ large and
We'll selected stock Of goods at their new
store In the Mound City Hotel, and will
receive as they deserve, large portion OF
The pahhc patronage.
The revival at the NJ Church, under
the leadership OF Rev. L S Stewart, is
sill Ia progies-.
At a nesting Of the citizens tonight the
following icket was nominated: Mayer,
us Schumacher; Marshal, VIM. Kidder;
Couacil 7. Dorsey, K Peters B. W
Wade, K. ". Harr, M. ID.
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NEW MARTINsvILLE.

NEW MABTNsvmLE, March 9 Judge
IT. p. Jacobs, who has bsen holding coait
in Ritcbie County, has returned.
Sheriff J. n. Wyatt and Miss Ella Snod-
grass were married on last Sunday q the
residence of the BRIDES father. Dir. Wy
att will take up his residence here about
April 1, having purshased the McComes'
property in Martins Addition.
Toe post Office war among the Republi-
can element still wages with undated
fury. W. W Selby received the mej ,rity
of votes on last Wednesday night al the
caucus.
A protracted meeting commenced ct the
NJ. E Church. south, on las. Sunday night
under the auspices of Rev. A NJ Bowles,
The pastor. A large number of our citizens
attend escl evening, and we predic. that
tbe protected effort will be a success.
Mics BERTHE Lsntz, Of Z3nesyille, o., is
a gust of Mrs Judge Jacobs.
Notices are posted up for the municipal
election to be held April 1st Licence or
no licence Will again be the issue.
Judge Staley has returned from Chicago.
A. 2. Craig lost a valuable horse at the
wharf Wednesday evening by drowning.
It fell down and becoming entangled IN
the gear was drowned in two feet OF
water
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PORTLAND. O.

PORTLAND, OHIO, March 9.-Ou last
Sunday the Katie Stockdale put off about
dczsn Italians hunting for work on the
W. & L. Z. K. K Bnt on Monday they
left for Wheeling not proposing to work
for $l25 when the Union Bridge con-
tractors were paying $1.5O. A large gong
Of Hungarians are now employed at the
Carpenter cut.
Louie Carr was called to Scio this week
on account Of the serious illness Of his
brother.
G. T. AIKEN, plot on the Ed. Roberts,
went by yesterday for Louisville. TIE
Portland pilots are all ou' on this rise
The firm OF Stanly Fisher & Co. are
pushing work az a lively rate now. On
the thirty-fye foo. cut at Carpenters they
are s,raping, digging, and il few days
will have twelve or fifteen wagons at
work
Mrs. T. V. Moore is visiting friends il
Allegheny and Pusburg
Misses Maggie Johnston ard Essie Big
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IRON TOWNS NEAR BY
OSB WHOLE PAGE Or FBESH AND INTER
BSTING NEWS OF TER DAY.
Gathered tcn Many Sources BY The Registers Vide
Awake Correspondents Pleasant Soe.al
Events Past ana to C.ma-Br.sf
Personal Gossip.

WEusBcEG rs. Va, March @ o.
Moniay the trial Of Hrel Manus. who is
held r the killing OF Henry Brssack,
which occur @ here several months ego,
win akep place
Several ucl,hs go M,Manus and BE
sock heoame involved i'm quarrel. which
was actuated 'by difference which existed
between Eea employed ia the Z ve7sida
glass work and men who came 20 work in
other glass work hare Brssocs, being
employed in tha Riverside Glass works, Vas
considered reu-uuion, Hhle McMasCs.
then e pioyei ID Che Standard glass works,
but later at Fnday o., was u1io-.
The luarul star go Ar Governs liyarv
stable, whsI Mchauus was hiring @ car
nage words being passed Bresock invited
McManus Co go over 'o the creek TO fight
10 our. aud MrAanus accepted. They re-
p5lred 'o the street and after going sbor.
distance, IS seek pick imp stone. which
MCAauus e.lelForad 20 iske from him.
Iu the strug Br,s0ck w5s thrown To the
ground and Na7rs kicked him. Sew
eral us h.sr iu r-e evening acothal
ight COX ce iu 'Ft.,h several were in-
p.c1-.j srs GcM-n took pant
next afternoon Bresock died OF coz
gesb.l on che b.aiu and the
coro-.- decided that i. wss caused
by blow received from McMarus'
boo 40 gre bearing which occurred
sn a--5r NcNauus was pat under
nsll and Jlre1 Kelly and O-car
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, March 9.-Mrs. Catharine
McGraw has greatly improved her resi-
dence
J. Z Jamisson, Esq, will shortly move
into his cottage, which was damaged by
fire.
Messrs. J. C. Hoffman s, Son, of Wheel
ing. will shortly establish a large tannery
az German, a few miles south of here On
the West Virginia Central road.
Rain this week caused several small
land slides on all railroads near here.
Chas. L. West, late of oakland, Nd,
has been appointed sexton of the NJ. E.
Church. The pastor, Rev, Watson Case,
is in Baltimore attending the annual con-
ference.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will commerce a fair and festival in the
Sown Hall the 18th inst THE Fairy
Drip will be a prominent feature.
Right Rev. VIM. Paret, Protestant
Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, arrived in
town last evening, and is the guest of
Can't. G. W. Harrison, Of the West Nir-
einia Central Railroad.
Mrs. Oscar Pesrce, Of London county,
Va, is the guest OF her brother J. W.
Brown.
Messrs. J. G. Williams and John jose
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ger were visiting steubenville friends this
week.
Thomas B. Lisby and Miss Rebscca Dnr.
bin, both of Portland, were married at
Steubenville on Wednesday, and are now
enjoying their honeymoon at the residence
OF the father Of the groom.
MIR. and Mr. Geo. II Sheet bad a very
pleasant visit from their mother. Mrs.
James Sheet and Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald. a
sister OF Mr.. Sheeiz, on Thursday.
Joseph haywood, of Omaha. was calling
on Portland friends Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Camp spent day or
two in Wheeling last wesk. Mr.. Camp is
one of the W. & l.. f engineers. He SAYS
they are making coed Roadway in opening
up the coal mines, both at Barkhurst's
Mill and Luptons. They are now throw
ing out coal at Luptons These mines are
each expected to supply 1900 tons daily
when ig operation.
Mr.. Hoover, of the firm of Blnes &
Hoover, moved tn town this week.
Miss Minnie Stringer, accompanied ny
Mrs Kate Schilling, Of B.llaire, returned
home yesterday.
Candidates for Office are looming up
from all quarters Three or four Rpubll-
cans and we don't know how many Demo.
Gratis want to be Justice of the Peace.
And Amos Parsons is sending cut bis
cards notifying the people Of his desire to
be Sheriff
The whOOpipg cough is raging in this
place.
W. A. Ward mas been sick ell week with
sore throat.
The Mite Society was entertained last
evening at the residence of Mr.. George S
Bigger.
Mr.. A P. Rose, of YOrkville, was il
town yesterday.
Mr.. John Gardener was in Steubenville
this week giving testimony in pension
case before Claim Agent JOseph Hail.
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WASHINGTON, Pa.

WASHINGTON, PA, March 9.-Washing-
ton is getting te be m-re and more ON oil
centre every day, and there are few bust
ness men in town who have not some in
tsrest in the various wells in the neighbOr-
ing territory.
II seems that we will soon have nav
opera house. All the show men cay there
Is not a better town of the size of Wash
ington for attendance at the opera house,
and that a fine house would pay well here.
Martin Taylor, of Moundsville, W. va,
who is working here for Walker & Slater,
fell while removing the rafters from the
roof Of the old Palace skating rink, on
Wednesday last and was seriously injured.
He fel about % feet and t is a wonder
that he was not killed outright. He was
taken to his rooms at the Nease House,
and is slowly recovering.
The funeral services of John Baird were
held from his late residence on West Beau
street at o'clock on Thursday. A large
number Of friends aud relatives from
Wheeling were present and goodly num-
Der Of town people went to the house
There has not been death more TO be
regretted in Washington for long time
past.
Mrs. George W. Miller entertained a
number of lady friends at high tea OIL
Wednesday evening
After a week of trial the new electric
light has proved a success. and new lights
are being put into many business houses
daily.
Mrs. Dr.. Hupp, of Wheeling, spent sew
eral dnys last week with her daughter,
Mrs c. V. Harding.
Miss Flo Osborne, of Clarksburg, w
Va, is visiting her sister Mrs. J. K.
Mitchell, East Maiden street.
Mrs Fred Rich is seriously i'll.
Professor Schmid has resigned the pro
iessorship at Trinity Hall.
Mrs l. Y. Hamilton ia visiting IL
Wheeling
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WorDnsNIrE. March o. -Sherrard
Hubbs is out for City Sergeant MT Hubs
is an energetic young man, ard his cleo
ton would be commendablc
Alva Price hss purchased the stock Of
harness. etc., formerly owned by james
Cary. now deceased. and viii continue the
business 40 the OLD place on Market street
The Grand Jury finished It's labor Mon
day and was discharged by Judge PAUL.
Twentv-eight tue bilswere returned.
The funeral Of Bushrod Bnrly, the yourg
man who died 30 suddenly SO the home OF
bis uncle. Jerry Clemens, took place from
the residence Of bic lcother Frank Wednes-
dav afternoon. A large number Of the
Young mans friends followed him to his
last resting place lie was well known
here snd vel liked by everybody.
Some time ago the members Of the Trim
ity Workers were each presented with one
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S-ErBESyuLE March An account
OF c weather oc- much news hes lately
be5r received tron the Turkey Foot OH
reE.o over Che river. hut recent advices
ars Che edsc, thaf th5 interest has not
abl..l moug he Cd men aud citizens OF
the iglb0rlo05 11d that operations
have been iu progress all winter. When
spring opens ths activity VIII, without
doubl Boa stiu1 tei Ih1 interest has
several thousand acres of land having been
leased. and lr-i1c viii doubtless COM
uence as scrl ls tie weather gets set
lied Iwelv- HUNDRED barrels OF Turkey
Foot Oh wee shipped from Toronto on
Thursday iHs- The casing in Bridge
wafer 40. 8 Co. Caviord's, IS fast.
which VIII tt.av operations considerably
Gai.y b-Cs. rs erecting a rig on the
Su.pr farm "a .ha + sbe-s have located
another wei. no Col Cmwtord's nrm. An
oil well at Waterford. C1'umhia18 county,
is producing six barrels cf oil daily, ani
four uew wells are being put down. la
The Way OF further OUTSIDE OH news DO can
be stated chat they hava "a 'myg,sry' SO
Cad and tha. some of the stockholders
who apparently do got stand within tte
insid hines a-e confident lelt 10 VIII turn
ON. to Pee a Eu-ler The Royal Gss Com
pang las leased several thousand acres of
land 20 Saline ana Brush Creek township.
Che 'ta-es le3diug "ol, cas ard other
minerils.n aud the farmers up -hele
have given .lair coal lands away fo-
d ID u
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unwOnted boom. Students
attachments from all direc
rooms have had to be secuI
present year promises 70 be I'll
eessfnl in the history of the Sd
A pstition 20 Council to wild
street pavements is talked Of.
Alex. Rose has purchased A.
Conway property on the
The all-absOrbing topic of con
here Is the trial OF Peter r B. MAJ
Inc killing Of William T. Berns.l
little difficulty WAS had in secu
Jury, but the taking OF evidence v
gun yesterday afternoon. Pros,
Attorney Haggerty has charge of Il
for the State, and w. S. Meredith.
place, and Joseph Marum, of Graft
assisting him. The defense is repr,
By Judge Raymond. {. Y. Arntt' a
Stsggers.
Hon. G. f. Wells. of Glover's CT
in town yesterday.
! Richard Cunningham, the yeter
buDter of Warrington district, is
tending court rs a Juror.
Mlss Rose NJ. Sweeney, OF WI
has taken charge of the art and
departments in the Normal School.
Miss Holland, of Hancock cour
been appointed an assistant in the
Col. VIM. Hood and Capt. A. n
ard were in town yesterday. Tn
been engaged in securing rigats-of-
the new railroad aud report yer
progress.
Oar municipal election occurs on
from tomorrow. Owing to the Fl
no attempt has been made to enfo
liquor laws during the past yeal
cense idea will probably come on
beat" this time.
Fire brick pavements are again
agitaied for Main street.
Miss Carrie Hill ia very i'll ct Il
dence OF her brOther-in law, Mr..
on the Avenue.
George w. L. Meyers has boughi
E. Nichols Maiu street reside CO.
Miss Minnie Mccoy hes returned
pleasant visit 70 MorgSntoWn.
Miss Jennie Raymond is exIe,t9
from Baltimore tomorrow.
Only four weeks of school for Il
folks.
Mayor Upton is quite i'll. 2
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TILTONVILLK.

TuTONvILLE o March 90
sides and tow, of Grsy's Iron Ii
at this port Thursday night
School ends here Morch
enough, as the mumps is stead The Iron
ipg ne, laid up
The whOoping cough is st p
John ". CAsicb, of the G pit. Wei
BIZ anApplcint for the postofiiclily spread
". II. Ewing, Of the o. q ,
saw the Inauguration. D'uand'
An open meeting Of the G. a. Il VIII
held at Wsrrenton tonight. oere:
Since the saloons closed mp Goal TO-,
sry 26l there hiss been market
ment IN public morals: no d ~ II. was
staggering on the streets or
about by comrades or marshq mere lJanu-
no nightly orgies-a very "a improve
state Of afl'airs thsn under unken IL
tions being logged
YoIkville MIND is doing .lsi no scraps
one and two dsys aweet much better
is running steadily, but former condl-
force.
k The factory
a MI