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biographical.


WASHINGTON, March 20 Oscar spcllman,
Marshal for the Eastern District Of Arkan-
sas, is n resident of Swan Lake Ark. lie
served in the war with distinction, aud after
ward engaged in planting aud mercantile
pursuits near Pine Bluff
Charles G, Waters, nominated for United
States Attorney for the Eastern Dis.
trict OF Arkansas. held that office
from 1878 10 1885. lie was removed
by President Cleveland. lie has lately been
practicing law at Little Rock His appoint
ment and that Of Mr. Spellman were based
on the recommendation OF ex-senator Clay
ton, Col. Logan III. Roots and Others.
Robert V. Belt who was today nomina
70 be Assistant Commissioner of Indian Az
fairs, was born in Maryland. aud Il about
forty-iiye years old. lie enlisted In Mary
land regiment early In the war and served
with credit until its clo'e when he was np.
pointed 10 responsible position In the War
Department In April, 1852, he was transferred
to the Interior Department, and appointed
Chief OF the Indian Division In the Office
Of the Secretary. which position lac has since
held: His thorough familiarity with Indian
affairs gained by close application and intel.
ligcni study, has been of great and acknowl.
edged service 20 Secretaries kirkwood, Teller,
Lamar and Villas, under whom lac has served,
and each personally urged his appointment
upon the high ground OF merit aud fitness.
Mr.. Belt has always been q consistent Re
publican,
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liberty for all classes. He could not Join in
any anti-Catholic crusade, and, knowing
what he did would not attempt to smash
the confederation. The Catholics in Quebec
would be equally justified in crushing the
i,rotestants. He was not there to champion
the Jesuits, but could bear tribute TO the
good done in Canada by Roman Catholics.
Mr.. Barron followed. After paying a trib-
ute TO the pioneer labors OF the Jesuits, he
declared that the Jesuit bill was an encroach-
ment on the rights OF Protestauts. He then
dealt with the Constitutional aspect of the
case. He said that Imperial Legislation was
still in force in Canada despite the British
North America act, The Pope in 1850, was for
biddcniby statute TO divide England into
dioceses On the same principle the Pope
had no authority TO distribute in Canada.
Mr.. Barron quoted largely from Todd to
show the supremacy OF the crown in eccle-
siastical matters. BY allowing the Jesuit
act the Pope was officially recognized Mr..
Barron went on TO review the career of the
Jesuit order in Europe.
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wAsHNGroN, March 20-The United
States delegates TO the hpprt aching maritime
conference met at the Department Of State
today for the purpose Of consultation aud
arranging program fof the conduct Of the
conference. Rear Admlml Franklin pre-.
sided. Among the subjects presented A.
proper for discussion at the conference were
the following Maritime signals aud other
means Of indicating the movements Of yes.
scl In fogs; rules for the prevention Of
collisions Of llio-saying devices reporting
marking and removing wrecks and obstrio-
lions 30 navigation; warnings oi approaching
storms notices OF danrrr ~ navigation;
notices Of changes IN liglhs. buuys, etc;
fixing saic load line of vessels night Signals
uniform system Of buoy. lanos for steamers
In frcqucntcd routes. the establishment of n
permanent international shipping commits.
sion. regulations for determining the sea-
worthlnoss of vessels; uniform regulations
regarding the marking OF vessels
II was suggested a. a proper subject for
the consideration Of the conference that n
rule should bo agreed upon, looking to tho
exclusion Of steamers frum the Grand Banks
The motion was first adopted, but lively
opposition Immediately, and a motion 10
reconsider was made with success, NJ that
the subject was excluded. All u these sug
gcstious were turned over io n sub-cOmmit-
tee which will put them In tlic shape Of n
program 10 be submitted tO The participants
IN the conference, aud the meeting was nd.
journod until saturday.
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Esrcu,i,s session Of the senate.

wAumSUroN, March 2J.-The senate was
IN executive session an hour aud quarter
to-day, and In that tune disposed Of all tho
nominations reported from committees,
leaving only two on the calendar aside from
those scnt In this afternoon. The files oi
the executive calendar were also pretty gen
orally cleared OF pending conventions aud
treaties. Most of these .wcro unimportnnt
documents relating 10 postal conventions
and copyright agreements which wcrc ap.
proved pro forma. The arrangement with
Mexico relative 10 the appointment Of
boundary commission was continued. The
extradition treaty with Russia was the sub.
jcct OF the most discussion. IL was cham.
pioncd 10y Senator Sherman aud opposed by
senators Eyarts, Eustis and George, the
latter proposing amcndmcnis which went
over until tomorrow, when u is expected
that the treaty will be approved practically
la It's present form.
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BKLENA's TRANSFER.
Arrangements MAds with tho L.. N. o.
A 7. Railroad.

ANhltN0aas
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
IIrLENA, Ark, March 20.-fast night
thcro was held at the rooms of the Chamber
OF Commerce one of the largest aud most en-.
thusiastic meeting ever held In the city u
Helena. IL was largely attended by the
representative business men Of the place
The cause of this gathering was To hear the
report of a committee which had been up.
pointed some time ago TO confer with tho
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad
Company la regard to transfer which had
been promised to this town fur quite a tine.
The committee made ~ report to the meet
ing aud the proposition OF the railroad pco.
pie was submitted 20 tho citizens
Tho company proposes Ia put In a
transfer at this place u the people will give
them the right uf way over certain alleys
aud streets which the railroad has ALREADY
surveyed, in addition. t2i.O01. sufficient
ground Cor freight and passenger depot.
aud ground for switching ynrls AZ the
meeting committees were appointed -
raise the necessary money to purchase the
ground desired. From one of the commit.
tees il IL learned that the amount will be
raised within tho next ten days. The
citizens ns unit favor the movement.
Mai Edwards, on behalf of the railroad,
promised that ~ soon as the amount was
raised work would begin immediately, and
that the transfer-hunt would be running by
time the fall trade opened.
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A PLAN TO CAPTURE GARRETT.
Mexican Bandits Lay Scheme to Pro-
cure q Ransom

Mexican Bandits Lay Scheme to Pro-
cure a Ransom.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 26-The action OF
Robert CARROTS party In visiting Thomas
vile, Ga, instead of going to the City Of
Mexico, as II was announced they would on
leaving Ringwood N, j.. is explained by
special from San Antonio, Tex, in todays
american.
The dispatch says that Mexican papers
have been publishing daily dispatches de-
scribing CARROTS trip thther and estimating
his wealth up TO Slo0,O0O,OOO. A band Of
half-brecd desperadoes read them and
planned to stop CARROTS train when 1t en-.
tered Mexican territory. They were to be
heavily,armcd and were 10 seize Mr. Garrett
and those Of his party whom they thought
advisable TO detaln and hold them prisoners
In cave until the relatives In Baltimore
should come down with a tremendous sum
for ransom. The plan might have succeeded
but for the fact that one of the outlaws got
drunk and talked about the scheme 10
crony In San Antonio saloon one day last
week The fellow was Mexican and he
talked In low tone, but detective over
heard his story and communicated IL TO his
superiors. The Garrett party were informed
and thought IL safer 10 change their plans
aud 60 TO Thomasyille, and 10 Jacksonville,
which they did.
A letter received In Baltimore yesterday
from one OF Mr. CARROTS party states that
the trip 10 Mexico has been abandoned for
reasons best known 10 Mr.. Garrett and his
friends. The letter further states that Mr..
Garrett has been much benefited by his
trip and Is now in excellent health and
spirits
The story from San Antonio has created
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tn. nur,aI OF s,s.,., Matthew.

CfNciSSAri, o., March M.-1ho burial of
Stanley Matthews, late Associate Justice oi
the Supreme Court OF the United States was
a simple, beautiful ceremony. The remains
arrived this morning, and wcrc taken by null
10 the cemetery station of Winion Place,
where the undcriakcr's hosrso and carriages
met the train. AZ Spring Grove Cemetery
very largo asscmblago Of the friends aud ac.
qunintinccs of the distinguished dead had
gathered The burial Service Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church was used. the rector
being the Rev. Dr. Pisc, Of Glendale. The
day was delightfully."- clear aud bnlmy. aud
the nssembago at the grave was ~ more
tlfnn ordinary Interest BESIDES the mem.
bcrs Of the family aud the Justices ~ the
supreme Court and Others FROM Washing.
ton, there were present Gov. fomker Lou.
ntGoycrnur Lyons. members of thc Ohio
senate, n committee ~ the House Of Rcprr.
scntntiycs. Henry Wnticaon. from Louis.
willie. Murat nlstcnd, cx.Prrsidcnt Hayes,
aud n committee of the Ohio Commandcry
~ the Loyal Legion. Tho latter placed on
the grave the usual emblem ~ a white pill
low of ilowcu with the words "loyul le-
rion" In purple. Flowers from the Prrsi.
dent aud Mrs Harrison aud from the Dis.
trict of Columbia Commandcry, were also
LEFT on the grave. The family went 10 Glen
dale after the ceremony. aud the Others
came TO the city, and will return 10 Wash.
ton tonight
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BIRMINGHAM AGAIN.

Tho Magic City Scores Another Horror
"A Young Girls Folly and Murder.
spociai Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BRNiSonaN Ala, March 20.-In a room
on Third avenue this morning. beautiful
fourteen year old girl died horrible death
from the effects of drug administered for
the purpose Of bringing about an abortion.
The girl was Della May Bell. and she was
remarkable for her unusually pretty face
aud plump figure. Early during the morn.
ing physiciar was summoned 30 her side
A short examination revealed that she was
encicntc, and further investigation showed
she was dying from malpractice, On her bed
was found box Of pills, with the name Of
George A. Fowle ON the label Fowlc was
found. lie Il the proprietor Of quack
medicine factory, In which be makes what
he claims will cure female diseases. Della
Bell, when she found that shc was about 20
give birth 10 child, went 10 him for n pre-
scription, and he gave her the one which
killed her. fowlc was locked up and. after
an examination by the Coroner, was refused
bond. The girl gave birth 10 a dead infant
Just before her death.
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wAmSoroS, March 9i-Ths President
sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate today
war-sccond Lieutenant VIM. A. Mercer
Eighth Infaniry,to br Ara lieutenant
Nayy--Assistant Paymg'icf Harry X
Sullivan 10 be passed assistant paymaslcr
In the Navy.
Territory. 10 Z, Governor ol Wyoming Ter.
nlQry.
Bsnlan,in =. White, Of Dillon, Mont, to
be Governor u Moutnnn ,--.
Leo Moorehouse, Al Oregon, 70 be agent
for the Indians Of tlis Umatila Agency 10
Oregon.
Robert v. Belt, of Maryland, 70 be ASSIST
ant Commissioner of Indian AHair.
Justice-.oscar ~ spcllmsn. OF hrkan..n,
70 be marshal Of tie tnilcd states iof 'he ~
Eastern District of Afkama., Chaflss -.
Waters. of Arkansas. 10 be United slalos ~
tofney Tor the Eastern District o. AfAAnsas'
Pnttmaslcrs--Jamcr NJ. Clafl. ~ New'
castle, TAI Charles W. Jon's, har'ihs''~'
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Haywood Watkins.

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
BROWNSVILLE Tenn, March 20.-Dr. J. q.
Haywood, Jr., and Miss Lucic Mai Watkins
were married at o'clock this evening nj the
home OF DR.. John Il. Watkins the father Of
the bride. Many relatives aud friends were
present TO witness the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rcy. l. 7. Trotter, and 10
extend them their cordial congratulations.
After tho marriage n handsome reception
was rendered the happy couple at the resi-
dencc of Mr. Henry Stone. Dr. Haywood IL
n promising aud capable physician of
Brownsville, aud esteemed for his many
popular social qualities His fair bride =
well known and greatly admired for her
culture, loyclincss aud grace and "a held In
deep affection by wide circle Of friends and
admirers here and elsewhere.
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A FEMALE JACK THE RIPPER"
A Drunken Woman Literally Chops Up a
Companion.


LAWRENCE, Mass, March 2G-The citizens
awokc after the shock caused by the attempted
suicide Of Walter II. Pearson last night 10
find another shocking sensation awaiting
them. About 1850 o'clock this morning
Officers o'shca and Sullivan, night patrol.
men, heard terrible screams issuing from an
alleyway connecting Bradford aud Lowell
streets, In the most thickly settled portion
Of the city. Quickly running to the spot.
they found lying upon the ground woman
bathed In blood, with CHASTITY wounds ON the
head, face and neck. The police wagon was
summoned and the woman taken 20 the
police station. where an examination dis.
closed horrible state Of Affairs. On the
woinans head was found terrible cut over
the right temple aud another on the top Of
the head; the right ear had been chopped
OF, there was bad cash under the right eve
aud the right side Of the neck wW badly
hacked. The eyes were closed from the
effects Of blows, the skull was fractured and
the jawbonc broken.
After the wounds were dressed the woman
was taken 10 the hospital, aud Capt Connor
Of the night police. with officers went 10 the
allcyway where the crime was committed.
aud began an investigation. They found lcnd-
ing from the spot distinct blood traoks, which
they followed tOa house facing the alley on
lowell street, near by. aud occupied by one
Honora kcllchcr. A pool Of blood was found
In the room Of the kellohor woman and the
woman her.olf discovered In bed In a condi.
ton ~ bcnstly intoxlcation with a bottle Of
whisky by her. In the stove was found n
partially burned paper covered with blood
and woman's hat The kcllehcr woman
upon being aroused and questioned, declared
that the blood came on the iloor from beef
steak. She was arrested and taken 10 the
station. Investigation shows that the In
jurcd woman, whose name y Mary Marshal
had been on a spree with the Kcllehcr
woman oil the previous evening. Both
women are dissoluie characters. How the
row occurred or what weapon was used II
moi vet tlguuifnlv known
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Aseannar.Iin A camn

cmc,eo, ILL.,, March 20.--A dispatch from
Cheyenne, wyo., tays Fifteen months
ago James Grant arrived At Fort Laramie as
one Of batch Of recruits. lie claimed 10
be n member Of one o. the leading Virginia
families, forced TO enlist by business reyerca
lie was prcp0sscsslng. Intelligent and we'll
educated, and Nas sOoh promoted W a cor
peralshlp. Gaining the confidence ei Joseph
Roseburg, jewish private soldier, who had
saved several thodsind dollars by long ser.
vice. he indurs ] him 10 firm n partnsrhir
10 loan niuucy u the soldicn from pay day
10 pay day at 10 Icr cent per month. BusI
ncss pfuspcfcd mld TIC next step was 10 bor
row money iailng per rent per month
interest Everything moved scfenely, il
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rm,.,or WILLIAM. Do.a,Ion.

DlftNoRr, Md, March 20.-sisier Dcne.
diet, superior Of tho New City Hospital being
erected at Calvert aud Saratoga streets, today
received check Of $3.50, forwarded by Em.
peror william, Of Germany, for the benefit
Of the institution. A letter accompanied
the gifi from Mr. Emil Heydsurich, Act.
ing Imperial German Consul, explaining the
object Tor which bis majesty had transmitted
the money. II il understood that the gift is
the result Of a report made by Consul Hey.
denrcich TO the Foreign Oaice At Berlin, at
the request Of the latter, To name some intti'
the Emperor Of Germany would be aecepla.
bic. The money will be used 10 furnish q
room IN the new building when completed
which will be named In honor Of the donsA
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ri..,,a. nnmmrr. Arrr.,rd.

Hrw YoAE. March 2G-Aldeunan Charles
GoetE Charlie. NJ. Jackson, Morris lsaacs
and Edward Butlcr were arrested this morn
Ing by Inspector nyness detectives on
bench warrlnts issued from the General
Sessions Court, on indictments found by the
grand Jury. charging these parties with
Violating the election laws The evidence
was furnished by the Reform Association.
Later, Charles alias Silver Dollar
Smith. The member of the Assembly fror
tbe Eighth District was taken Into cusiod
on the same charge. All the prisoner We
taken " lAe District Attorneys olkes
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Tn. a,., a, ,h,an I.,nu..

WAsnSoroS, March 26.-undcr date Of
February -, Capt. McNair, at Shanghai, re.
ports TO the Secretary Of the Navy the par.
tioulan Of tho riot at Chan kiang. lie
transmits an estimate Of the value Of prop.
crty destroyed aud photographs of the prln.
oipal places damaged. The photograph de.
picting the British Consulate shows u large
stone building greatly damaged with broken
windows aud yawning gaps Ia the walls.
The greater part Of the property damaged
was British. The estimate VI the entire
damage done n tlOJ O0O.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
i,25e New Enterprises Organized Since
January 1 Last.

BALTIMORE Nd, March 28.-The Manu-
Cac,wcrs' Record Of this week will publish
its quarterly report Of the South's industrial
progress, giving the name, location and
character OF business Of 1889 new industrial
enterprises that have been organized since
January |. The amount OF capital and capi-
tai stock represented by this list Of enter.
priscs and the enlargement Of old plants
during the last three months Is $5s, ~, ,OOO,
as compared with S3s, s,G6s, 900 In the same
time in 1883. The Mdngtdefurers' Record
says: ''rhe bare rccapitulation Of the minor
Enterprises, outside Of mines, railways, fur
naccs and factories, undertaken and en-
largcd In the South during the past three
months II task In itself, but what
with the projects that arc forming. many
bat all executed. aud the building outlook
In almost every city and town, the industrial
record for the year promises 10 be the great
est In the south's history The range OF
enterprise Is vast and really embraces the
whole field Of industry. Scarcely week has
passed since the opening OF the year that has
not witnessed the formation OF companies
backed by millions OF capital TO prosecute
great enterprises, while the number Of
smaller, but none the less important vent
urcs has surprisingly multiplied. Tho fact
is that tho souths real boom has come
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IN. rr,., Of W. A. Watts.

Special Dispatch 10 Tue Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March @.-Tho trial
Of w. A. Watts. charged with the murder Of
his daughter, occupied the entire time Of the
court today and IL Is doubtful II a verdict IN
reach tomorrow. The State closed H. case,
and after several witnesses for the defense
had testified Watts WIS put on the stand.
Tho most important witness was the physi-
clan who examined the body of the girl alter
Il was e1humcd. lie testified that u was his
opinion her wrists had been cut after death.
The blows upon her chest were sufficient In
lis estimation 10 have killed her.
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terest was paid promptly, all obligations
were met and general banking business Of
large dimensions was being done, many of
ncers borrowing money or having pay war
rants discounted. Saturday last when the
soldiers We're paid of, Grant is said to have
collected 81 900 of the loans of the previous
month. With this and $1,000 or 81, 600 more,
all assets OF the firm, he lett the place on
morse belonging TO one of the officers. At
Lusk he bought citizens clothes and left on
the eastern train. Telegrams to arrest him
for embezzlement and desertion have failed
to intercept him and IL is feared he will
reach Canada with the moneY.
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Pnrauuno, Pa, March 20-Thc shut
down ON several Of the ooalworks along the
Monongahela River IL said 10 be but the
beginning of what will probably be general
shutdown In all Of the p'ols. An operator
today made the signlhc statement that
within ten days all Of the river mines would
be shut down, aud that work would not be
resumed until the miners agreed 10 accept
a reduction OF onc-half cent per bushol,
which would put the utc for mining at 2f
cents. n the works are all shut down
nearly 1900 miners Will be thrown out Of
work along tls MonOngahola River.
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delegation, Sawyer and Kcnna; Representa-.
lives Houk, Perkins, Wright Atkins,
breckenridge, with Con. Price, Of Kentucky,
Cutcheon, Dorsey, Buttcrworth, Coleman,
Peters Mason, Dolliyer Brewer and Evans,
Representatives, Brown, Tucker, Butler
and Horr Gen. Ekin, and Judge Holt S. G..
Becbe, OF Nebraska Representative Farqu-
har and delegation, including Mayor Becker,
of Buffalo; Corporal Tanner, with John
Palmer, Of Albany n. y; Grant and Il. S.
~ Morgan, OF Wyoming Territory.
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.AFrER TWENTY. NINE YEARS

A Murderer is Arrested at Jackson,
Tenn-The Crimo.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Tenn, March al G. Long,
Sheriff Of Union County, s. O., arrived here
today with a warrant from Gov. Taylor,
issued upon a rcqusition OF the Governor Of
South Carolina, for d. Il. Jeier for the
murder Of his brother-in.law. Mr. Busby. IN
ls0O. Sheriff Long Will leave tomorrow
possibly, carrying with him the prisoner.
We are informed by Long the murdered
man has two brothers living who will pros
oculc Jetcr, and there are several persons
now living who saw the killing and will
testify 10 that effect.
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,,,,,. ,.,,a n.,.ed 60 Death.

BENToN CRY, No, March % : Annie
Belle Mullins a siS.year-old girl, was burned
TO death under distressing circumstances
Last evening. She was watching her father
burn brush when hef clothing frnited. Her
fathers back was turned, and, ., be al
most totally deaf he dio no, bear hef
untIl the child wns nearly dad.
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Tn. supreme eo.rt Dee. Nothing.

WAHHlN0T0s, March M-UhleI justice
Fuller and Associate Justice Miller were the
only justices present when the snprcmo
Court was formally opened by the orlor this
morning. In the absence Of quorum the
court adjourned until tomorrow A further
adjournment will then be taken until Thurs.
day. when Il Is expected the absent justices
who accompanied the remains Of the late
Justice Matthews 10 Glendale will have 70.
nrnod 10 Mnshlnrion
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wAamSoroN, March 2o.-..The rush Of ylsl
tors at the White House was resumed today,
The crowd made up In numbers for IT. nb
scncc yesterday. Nearly oil oi the Congress
men In ,he city spent few minutes with
the President The callers included Vice
President Morton, Senators Hawley. Plait
Faulkner, Dolph, Maderson, Stewart Hoar
Allison, Wilson. Of Iowa, spooner and
friends, Plumb aud friends, Mitchell and
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Va, VIM. l.. Pierce, Gainesville, Tex, VIM.
Il; Hodge Jr., Marshall, H.; Harper Brosius
Alliance, o.; Xachariah Grasson Prescott
Ark James r. George, Dardanellc, Ark;
'Waltor W. Brashcar Russcllville, Ark;
George Budd, Bozeman, NJ r.; James NJ.
Moore, Anaconda, NJ, r.; John ID, llogue,
nncnnln " Il