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WRECK on THE G. ( T.
Two Heavily LOADED Freight Trains Come
Togctller-A Complete blockade.
Aaseial nIsnnleh In ihs L,LsllIne.,c<r

Two Heavily Loaded Freight Trains Come
ToEctler-A Complete blockade.
Special Dispaieh 10 the IHhllioeactr.
TORONTO, o., July 3O.-The most
disastrous wreck that has happened on
the @. 4 p. line for some time, occurred
this morning about II o'clock, at En-.
pirc, five miles above here. Trains were
delayed nearly lahours. The trains were
both extras and were on their return
trip, after having transferred Barnum K
Bailey's show TO Wheeling. Both trains
were hauling heavy loads, having
gathered lots OF coal and empties on the
home trip. Freight train No. Gl stopped
10 switch cars into the siding OF the
Congo Fire Clay Co., "a half mile east Of
Empire, leaving the caboose and ten
cars standing on tho main track. In
the meantime freight train No. V3,
which was following n short distance In
the rear; plunged into the standing
cars with terrific force, demolishing the
lot with engine No. 03, n brand new one
recently out Of tho shops. The cabin
crew, seeing tho danger ahead, leaped
from their position. Engineer Adams
escaped with badly scalded hand, re.
ceived by shutting of valve.
Two wreck crews OF the O. & p. Com.
pany and one OF the Panhandle are
rushing the work OF clearing the track,
which Is completely blockuded. The
train leaving Bridgeport at 9
o'clock p. IN. transferred passengers,
leaving both trains with nearly two and
q half hours to make up.
The blame is placed on the crew OF
train No. u for failing to send out flag.
man. The tracks will be cleared at an
early hour Thursday morning. An
enormous quantity Of freight is being
handled OH this road, too much for Il
single track, and it has been almost a
miracle that they have got oil 80 luckily.
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MOURNING For TERRY.
But SnrSh Aithea Is Still After GettIr
. ShRrOn's Wenlih

but Sarah Aithea Is Still After Getting
.." Shnron's Wenlth,
San Francisco, July SO.-The old
Sharon divorce case came up yesterday,
Mrs. Terry's counsel arguing that the
decree cancelling the marriage contract
should not prejudice the court against
the introduction OF testimony proving
that the parties were actually married..
Judge Shafter granted this, and Sarah
Althea told Of her relations with Sen.
ator Sharon. But all this was ruled out
when counsel for the Sharon estate oh.
tanned from her the admission that she
had no written testimony excep. the
marriage contract that had been an.
nulled. On motion, therefore, the Judge
ruled out all oral testimony.
Mve volumes OF testimony taken at
the first trial were admitted, also letters
written by Sharon 10 Sarah Althea,
These she was forced to leave with the
court, although heretofore only photo.
graphio copies have been produced,
Sarah Althea was in deep mourning
very ncryous, and all her old audacitSy
gone, . ,lf ..l.I7'
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MANY FAMILIES IN VERlI.
Fiendish Attempt to Nurn a Tenement
IIouSe-A Timely Discovery.

Fiendlsh Attempt to nurn Tenement
.s Nouse-A Timely Discovery.
New YoRK, July 30.-Aa fiendish at.
tempt at arson was discovered in the
large tive-story brick tenement house at
No. III Willet street, yesterday after.
noon, in the rooms Of Solomon War.
schaurer, on the second floor.
Twenty-Five families livein the house.
and adjoining is another building ten.
antel by a like number. y
Warschaurer is a Polish slipper ped.
dler about 40 years old. His family
consists Of five young children, one i
babe in arms. Waraohaurer left his
home early In the day, and about 1
O'Clock yesterday afternoon his wife
took her children and set out for walk,
Ten minutes afterward Miss Minnie
Bernstein, who lives on the floor below,
saw cloud Of smoke issuing from be.
meath the corridor door leading into
Warsehaurer's rooms. She began to cry
Fire." and at this moment sharp OK.
plosion was heard in Warechaurer's
kitchen and smoke and hot air shot out
into the Corridor.
Eoresms t.om women In the house
speedily brought help, and two young
men ran up Btrairs 10 Warschaurer's
rooms and burst in the door, They
found themselves face 10 face with an
incendiary fire which, ifit had had a few
minutes more Of headway, must have
proved disastrous to property and prob
ably to life. AS it was, the two mon
fought hard for some time before onolh,
ering the flames. Tho moa. thorough
plans had been naile 70 burn the house,
There Has 4 fire under the bed in tho bed
room another behind door in the sit-
ting room and q third on the Kitchen
floor. These fiies were in piles OF bits OF
paper and light e,oth Which had been
s9tNrated WITH benzine. 5, a,
Files Of intlammable material were
upon two tables in both the kitche,a and
the citing room, and IT,, OF thin
cloth, soaked with a5enzine, led from the the
aves on tie floor 10 these. Above tic
Pile on each table was suspended an OK
bladder, filled with about gallon Of
benzino. Ihe fluid from these were
slowly dripping down upon the tables
from pin holes in the bottom Of each. A
can OF benzine, in which several holes
had been punched, was also hung in the
sitting room and was dripping its con.
tents upon the carpets, which had be.
come soaked. In the kitchen, to aid the
progress Of the flames, a FIRE was roaring
in the range, on the top Of which stood
large pot OF boiling fat. The heat in
this room was 40 intense that it is be.
lieyed this exploded the bladder hang.
ing there before tho flames from the
table reached 1t. Word was quickly sent
to an engine company in the neighbor.
hood, and all danger from FIRE was
quickly past.
Detectives Brennan and Mccormick
! were put on the case and they arrested
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WHERE Will llg lIANGY
Or In What State WIN llo bo Tricd for Com.
nlttinG n Murder?

TRRnE HAurE, lND., July 30.-A mur
der occurring within sixteen icet OF tht
line dividing Indiana from Illinois, sew.
en- miles northwest Of this city, has rails.
ed a curious question between the
authorities Of Edgar county, Illinois,
and Vigo county, Indiana, and 1t will
require the decision Of the coroner as to
exactly whero the fatal shot was
fred to determine the jurisdlc.
tion. At present tho prisoner Is con.
fined IN the Edgar county jail, at Paris,
but Sheriff Weeks, Of this city, this
afternoon boarded q train for Paris and
made formal demand Tor tue prisoner,
The Edgar authorities stated they
would turn him over II the official in.
yestigation 80 decided. - The prisoner
Is Harry Trogdon, farmer aged 20, who
last evening shot Hayes Saunders, aged
10, from which he died at Q o'clock this
T7
Both are farmers and neighbors, and
the aflray occurred on q country road
running north from Sandford, the center
Of which road divides the two States.
Saunders was the Road Supervisor Of |
the district, and had gang OF men un.
der him working out their road tux, one
Of them being .Trogdon. The latter
gtumbed during the morning about |
working that road, desiring work nearer
homc,and Saunders told him II he didn't
want to work he could pay his road tax.
[n the afternoon they got into a quarrel
over politics, Saunders being Republi.
'an and 'Trogdon Democrat. Trogdon
accused Saunders Of being put up to
make him work there by some one, which
saunders denied. Trogdon thereupon
'ccused Saunders Of calling him liar,
md pulling out n revolver shot twice,
he first missing and tho second
'iercing Saunders left side. Trogdon
Immediately went to Paris and gave
himself up. Both have families. Be.
ween the first and SECOND shots
,aunders grabbed up q Clod OF dirt 10
trike Trogdon with. Tonight it is
laimed with certainty by tue Vigo
ounty officials that the shooting took
lace on Indiana ground, by exact
Measurement l5 feet on the Indiana /
idc.
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THAT CAMDEN DEAL.
For a Congressman Down in the
Fourth District.
THE EX-sENAToR's AMBITION
To DO lsc.clcctcd and Kcnna's and
Fnn,kncr's Common Cause
Against lIlm-A Revelation.
Washington Intelligence.
sp.,lel :l2ispateh 10 LAe Iul.,,taene.r.


WAsnlScroS, D. O., July 3O.-Nothing
lately has produced as much comment
among West Virginlans at tho capital as
the lNrELLlaEscrE's expose Of the Cam.
dcnT:deal for a, Congressman In the
Fourth district. Everybody knows that
Camden is lending NIL his energies
toward reelection and that Faulkner
and kenna arc making common cause
against him. But very few know how
deftly the ex.senator's plans are being
laid. This particular instance was in
tho nature OF u revelation, and the
burning question Of the hour is, "What
has become Of Judge Jackson's vindi.
cation?' In tho general melee the vim.
dication appears to have been entirely
overlooked by the person whose duty
1t was to bring 1t on at the proper
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Tho sherig Ready fur Them,


FRFsse, oAL, July so.-yigilantea,
numbering City. or more, met on Mon.
day night outside Of tho city. shoria
Hensley was privately informed yester.
day OF their intended action. uo &C.
cordingly collected forty armed men.
The Sheriff was seen ut the Jail last night
while in the act Of loading several Win.
chestera, and announced bis intephon' 'oi
giving tho mob Naih 'fecsption II they
attempted to attack the jail. He was
Informed In the evening that an attack
would DO made some time during the
night. There were in jail eighteen msSni msn
charged with mUvdpr, aud the Eigllantes
II hid i; arsHoaRaed the intention q o9l banging
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INDIANA WHITE CAPS.
Two or tho Regulators Turn states Eyl.
dencs, and the Gnng are Bound Over to

Two Of tho Regulators Turn States Eyi.
dencs, and the Gang are Bound Over to
Answer for Their Cownrdly Crimes.
ANDERSON, IND, July 3O.-The White
oapperg, Heron, Richardson, George
Kirby, strangman, stinson, Isaac Hop.
pes, and the Rectors, Henry, Jake,
Peter, William and jasper. had their
preliminary heariugin the Circuit Court
before Squire McCarty. The court
was jammed with spectators. Evidence
in behalf Of the State was all that was
submitted. the defense offering no eyi.
dence. kirby's evidence detailed the
work OF the Cappers. His testimony in
tho case was In substance as follows:
George H. kirby-4 am twenty-nine
years old and single. In May last the
detsndants and myself met at the Scat
teiAeld school house. where it was
planned to visit the farm OF Samuel
doppes and shave the tail and name Of
one OF his horses, and also visit the field
OF Meredith Stanley and break his farm
implements. From the school house We
went directly on horseback to Hoppes'
farm and caught hismare. Stinsoa held
the horse while Richardson shaved her
tail and clipped her mauo. From there
We went to SANKEY'S, and l went and
got an axe while Richardson and Hopes
broke two cultiyators into pieces. At
another time tho cappers visited Ethan
a: Stanley and shaved the tail and
cljpped tho name Of three Of his horses.
All these depredations were committed
between II and ls o'clock at night.
The White Cap letter, warning Super.
visor James Cox to desist from i'm.
pounding cartle, under penalty Of death,
was submitted as evicence.
AT the conclusion OF the Sta!e'a evi-
cence the case wag submitted to the
Court, aud the defendants were placed
under a heavy bond for their appear-
ance M9 at the September tenn Of the
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CHICAGO, July 30.-A disastrous con-
aagration broke out tonight on the
Lake front at the foot Of Michigan street,
near the mouth Of the Chicago river,
that Threatened to he The most extensive
since lsil. Tho fire began on the docks
OF 4itSsimmons and Cornell, contractors,
and qnicklyspread to the lumber yards
o. +. d: Aver & Co., and Whitcomb 4
20. All about the locality where the
flames started are vast stretches OF valu.
able lumber piles and! manufacturing
establishments. The fire was almost
Inaccessible from the city idr life
engines, but Gre toats proved effective.
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Bos7oS, July So.-Mrs. Moptaq1e yaa
to-day remssdad fSr ettradition aud will
te .ried In sherbrooks, Quebec. The
young woman is charged with arson, 1t
being alleged she set fre t4 hen home in
which her husband was burned to death.
she was tried for murder and acquitted,
and fed to the States, 5aa}lif5'
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TIE KEY WESr TROUBLE,
Ihe Ntotous Demonstrations Led by a
Mob OF Cubnus, '.Fn

ihe Ntotous Demonstrations Led by a
Mob OF Cubnus. .,.
KEW WEST, Fla, July 3O.-Threo
officers arrived from Cuba last week for
tho purpose OF taking there (should he
be extradited) Cuban named Mariana
samos, who is held on extradition
charges as bandit, for highway rob.
berry, kidnapping aud other oilenses
committed in Aletansas nearly year
ago.
The policemen on their arrival were
hooted at and threatened by a mob OF
reckless Oubands, led by Emilio Garcias
and perioque Torez, the former of whom.
with others, was recently tried and ac.
quilted in the Circuit Court here on a
charge Of blackmailing.
The mob assembled around the Span.
ish Consulate and ieered the Consul,
and called his attention to reyolyers
which the leaders held in their hands:
holsted Cuban colors opposite the Span.
ish flag on the Consular office, besides
other indignities offered to the Consul,
senor Oswaldo A. Carr. For these Of
lenses the rioters were arrested and
taken before the Mayor, who sentenced
Garcias aud Torez to sixty days impris-
onment In the county jail, from which
they appealed through Attorney JEFF.
Brown. .I. 5s5l !,
Tho Consul's residence has been
guarded day and night for the past week
by order Of the Mayor. Senior Carr, the
Consul, is a Cuban, was secretary to NJ.
Toioro during tho past year, and was
appointed Consul on the removal to Eu-
rope OF the latter about a month ago.
llence some Cubans here think that
he ought TO shield rather than arrest
Ramos.
Consul Carr has reported his treat
ment to the Spanish Minister at Wash.
ington, to the Governor OF Cuba, aud to
the Consul General at New York, WHO
has sent Antonio Cuijas, an attache at
New York, to Key West to look into
the matter and render assistance, il
needed, 10 tho Consul here. Cuijas ex.
pressed himself as perfectly satisfied
with the assistance and protection rem.
dered the ConRul. Neither OF them an.
ticipate1 any further molestation. Ra.
NOS will get hearing on Thursday he.
fore Commissioner E. O. Locke.
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4 Cokors Getting Kently to Strlkc.


scoTrDAlE, Pa, July sO,-Tho usual
Wednesday shut down was not oh.
served by coke operators, hut instead all
the plants will hs idle Thursday to a.
lord the cokers the opportunity to par.
ticipate In the monster mass meeting
and parade at Meyer. The purpose Of
the meeting is to enlist Meyer en-.
ployes IN the movement 10 strike. II
the Meyer men are secured a general
strike to effect ! 900 men will be de.
clared Immediately at W. ]. Raincy's
plants. The strike will he ordered be.
cause Of tue failure OF Aainey to sign
the scale. He has three plants, and the
men at the, other two (Fort Hill, and
p.aull) met last night and, passed rcsolu.
tions TO strike. 1a. iZi5 )
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NIuetY.Isiri,f Is,rIsi,,I

= PARIS, July 3o.-The pelissier pit at
st. ) Eslenne' ne' in Which an explo.ion Of
hre damp occurred yesterday, Las Lean
cleared. oo'"
fiity-nine OF tho persona who werc ot
work IN the pit when the exploss;on oc. ..
Cured, have been rescued. N''''" "
. me bodies ofthe victims Of the exnlo.
slon, numbering ninety-eight, have been
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GARplEI.D'S SUCCESSOR,
Judge tn, lnr Hsnomlnntod in, Spite OF
Iintcli of SorcheRdS. tl

Judge tn, lnr Hsnomlnntod III, Spite OF n
Hatch OF Sorcheads. s
WARREN, O., July e0.-The unorgan..
ircd opposition to Judge L. B. Taylor
did no. disclose itself to-day and the
Nineteenth district will continue to be
represented by that able man from this
city, who succeeded Garfield. His nom.
ination was made by acclamation. Al.
ter the convention party Of thirty dis.
gruntled delegates assembled in a pri'
vate room, and made speeches advo.
eating placing an independent candidate
in tho iield, mentioning ex. State Dairy
and Food Commissioner Derthick, ol
alantua. The disaaection for Congress
man Taylor arises from post office ap'
pointmcnts. Z Sfi e. Y (,
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DEATH OYER CARDS,
Wounds ON ho'ly Indicate How tho Game
WNs CODclutlsd t-.

Wounds ON ho,ly Indicate How tho Gnme
W"s Concluded.
HorKNsyILLE, XVI July al-Tho COL
ored man who wan found dead in field
near the railroad at Howell station yes.
terday evening has been identified as
Tom Morgan, q worthless drunkard aud
gambler. An examination Of tho body
Mt tho inquest revealed three ghastIy
wounds Id his breast, either OF which
would have resulted fatally. His shirt
wac buttoned over these to conceal them,
and some money and carda found under
him. He had been seen on the same
spot gambling the night before, and it is
believed he was shot while gambling.
There is great excitement over the deed,
ann q everything possible is being done to
find the murderer, j,.e,g II ID -.
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BITTEN DY MAD DOGS, ,
A Mnu, Woman and Two Children In Dan.
GER pftl,e KnbbleH =. -

a Mnn, woman anu Two Children In DRu-
ger ofthe lsnbbles.
MARSHALL, NO., July 3O.-A, hound
belonging to ]. W. Pinkard, living east
Of this city, and mauifesting all BYmp.
toms OF hydropholia, was killed Mon.
day after it had savugely attacked and
bitten woman and two children. b.
]. Hayner, father Of one Of the chill.
dren, came to this city yesterday and
secured maidstone, the only one in the
country. His child, twelye.year.old
daughter, was bitten on the arm last
Friday, aud Sunday one OF Mr., Pink
ards children was bitten.
Ardispatch from Benver. ILL.,, says:
Since the last report one case bi' mad
dog bite has beef treated by the orion
maidstone. The victim was Otha will.
iams, Of Brown county. immediately
after biting Mr.. Williams the dog lied
upon the highways and . party STATED!
in pursuit, inereasin: as 1t went. The
dog was not Killed till the next day, and
not until he had bitten fifteen othe,
dogs. Mr.. Williams hastened to this
place and had the maidstone success.
FULLY applied to the wound on his hand,
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Accllont at EnEine Works,

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, July 30.-A seri.
GUS accident occurred at the Atlas En-.
CINE Works yesterday. A dozen men
were engaged in raising sone heavy
g,rders when the supports gavS way and
the g,rdera, weighing 900 pohnds each,
bore tho Iaborers to the ground. E. l.,
English and Cabel Ernst were fatally in.
lured and three others seriously. "a
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PROSECUTING TILE JEWS. +
TIC me Russian Government Orders IN, 49,,
n y cation OF tho HLicta ,y1us,

.''t' A"s "uss'an Gover"mrnt Orders tho Appl,.
cation OF tho EdIcts OF 1889. 60
LONDON, July SO.-The Russian GOV.
ernment has ordered the application Of
the edicts OF 1852 against the Jews
These edicls have hitherto been held i,
understanding to these Jewa ,nust
henceforth reside in country towns
only. None will be permittcd to or,.
ml !Gnd or hlre Tor agricultural PURPOSES.
The order includes towns aud hundraIs rIavs,
o. 51,! villages that have large Jewish pus pom.
,a,1ons. ha1', 49, No Jew will be allowed to
limiting the residence OF Jows to sirtsan e .am
provinces will be enforced. No Hebrew
will be allowed to enter into the unU" orn,,
to e practice medicine or law, to be m M,u.. sn,
gnGer tads;ere or to enter any Of the other pro-
tsasIons. tsan. s.,,:y :lhey will be also debarred
from holding seats under the poyern.
ment. ' so'ei1'' s'f'l
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TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS.
Opening OF tho State Convention mt Nash.
$3.50 Vile.

Vile.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3O.-The Re.
publican State Convention was called to
order ut noon by Hon. John J. Walker,
chairman OF the State Committee, who
designated Hon. Zach Taylor, OF Shelby
county, as temporary chairman, aud J..
7. Boyd and W. S. Upton as secretaries,
which action was approved by the con-
vention.
There is a large attendance OF dele.
gates, with fewer number Of colored
men or hand than usual.
After the appointment OF the various
committees the convention took a recess
till 2 o'clock this afternoon.
After dinner the Committee on Reso.
lutions submitted the platform, which
WAS adopted. After endorsing President
Harrison and the Administration, it has
among others the following planks:
"We especially indorse!the effort Of the
administration to enact protective
tariff law; we recognizes the right and
duty OF Congress to pass such effective
national election laws as will insure to
every citizen the right privilege Of cast.
ing free and honest ballot, and OF hav.
ing the same counted and returned
as cast, to the end that q
Republican form OF govern.
ment may be maintained and every do.
vice to undermine the same punished
by penalties commensurate with the
oHenses committed; We congratulate the
country upon the wise solution OF the
silver question; we arc opposed to all
unlawful combinations, commonly
known rs trusts; We denounce the ud.
ministration Of the Democrats Of this
State as weak, short sighted, non.progres
eive and unpatriotic."
Hon. Lewis 7. Baxter, of Davidson
county, was nominated for Governor by
acclamation. He is a capitalist, and
president Of the Nashville Commercial
| Club.
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MIR. NO NECK'S WOES.
Whnt He Says About tho Management
OF Buffalo Bill.

"uut Ae oAyb AUout tne management
OF Buffalo Bill.
New YORK, July S0.-Alr. Tahu.
Wanica, otherwise "No Neck" chief ol
Buffalo Bill's Indian police, arrived on
the steamship Kaiser William II. yes
terday, from Bremen.
1t was thought that no would contra.
dict the stories OF the careless manage.
ment Of Uncle Sans wards abroad, b ut
he did not.
Mr.. No Neck said he had returned
because his three children were dead
and his wife was sick. He said nearly
all OF the Indians in the show had been
sick by reason OF excesses, and five OF
them had died since Rocky Bear took
charge Of the company. -
Rocky Bear was not good Indian.
He swore at the red men under him
and did not take care Of them when they
we're sick. The Indians got S25 month,
and spent much OF it in, playing cards
drinking, eating and seeing the towns
where the show pitched its tents. No
Neck said he had complained to Buffalo
Bill about Rocky Bear. 2Gi2 4F 3,
"Did you like Buffalo Bill p
Il don't know. liked a little squaw
in Boston,"
"Did Buffalo Bill give you present
when you bade him good.bye?"
"Yes, he gave me Sl00 bill. He said
Give them good report Of me on the
other side.'" POI r
"lf the newspapers would pay you
Sl00 to give bad report Of Buffalo Bill,
would you do it,"
20, yes" 4s
"After you complained about Rocky
Bear TO Buffalo Bill were the indiana
treated better ?" .. .'E.
"Rocky Bear stopped swearing then.'
"Wonld you like to- 20 back to the
show 2"
vi Buffalo Bill wants any more In,
dians he will have to pay them $50 (
month";" -g -' lgE n '..7.
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VIII Fight Anybody,

MlNNEApoLls. MINI, July S0.-Joe
sheehy, the Minneapolis heavy weight,
has posted 500 with the Tribune Tor a
fight with Pat Killeen, Of st. Paul, and
says the forfeit is open also 10 Jake Xii.
rain, Ed Smith or Frank Ashton, il they
will come to the northwest for limited
number OF rounds, say eight or ten. He
will make the purse 81. 900 to 5000.