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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
MURDER ON THE SEA.
THE MASTER OF A SHIP KILLED By ONE
OF HIS CREW.
skipped with - Large Acknowledgement
Wired News from All Parts OF
tho Country.


The English colors foatcd nj half-mast
from the big steel four-masted ship Buck
ingham IA IL lay AT anchor OF Bedioo's
Island. New York harbor. IL had Just arrived
from Dundee. but instead OF Capt. Lyall
chicf-Male Christie walked the quarter
deck. With The union jack AS winding
sheet and many fathoms deep of the shet-
land Islands, lies The body OF tho Captain.
lie was murdered Oct. IL, two days after tho
ship sailed out OF Dundee harbor, by Blaze
wan Dhaas. native OF Calcutta. and cook
OF the Buckingham.
Oct II he prepared no breakfast aud he
absolutely refused duty. Capt. Lyall was
In the mess-room. lie sent for Dhuas. who
at once oboyed. No one saw him enter the
mess-room. and no one knows Just what
passed between Dhaas and the Captain.
When Mato Christie entered the. mess
room the first object that met hts eyes WAS
Bhazeman Dhaas. lie sat glaring savagely
at the Captain, who lay rs lac had fallen.
Blood irlckled from the Captains head and
ran In tiny streams along the floor. There
was also stab through the temple aud two
savage cuts In the top OF his head and "A
fourth above the right eye. The Captain
was dead and evidently had been for some
time. Dhaas confessed that he had done the
killing. lie Will be- taken TO England for
Trial
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
Go, a Death stroke Ia Tho ruirt.

While preaching toa large congregation
at the East Milestone Reformed church
At New Brunswick. n. j.. the pastor, the
Rev. DIR. J. l.. strong. said: "A man might
fall as easy A. a star FROM heaven" The
next instant his face turned ashy pale, he
clutchcd wildly at the pulpit for support,
and then dropped on the floor In Nc Of
apoplcxy. The Mortified congregation was
spell-bound for moment Then the cooler
ones rushed TO the PROSTATE pastor and
raised him from the floor lie was taken
home and died next morning. lie was 20
years Of age.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
Almost a Connavraiion.

The most disastrous lire that has oc-
Cured in Nandalia, ILL.,. for years broke out
in the large three-story brick building at
the corner OF Eth and Gallatin streets,
owned by Mrs. :. /. Jackson, and occupied
10y 4. Il. Murray general merchandise
store. The flames were communicated 10
Murray's warehouse and feed store, aud To
:. NJ. Dickinson's cigar factory, consuming
them completely. DR.. Beahe's office and
laboratory, James Williams butcher-shop
and ID. G.. Zimmerman's feed store were also
burned.
For a time the entire business portion OF
the west end was threatened and undoubi-
eddy would have been destroyed had II not
been for the heroic efforts Of the lire depart
meDt. aided by the citizens. A strong wind
was blowing from the south, carrying sparks
and clnders several blocks.
Mrs. Jackson's loss OH her building IN
$4,000. insured for $1,000. 4. u. Murray's
loss IL between $4,000 and $4,000. with
$4,000 insurance. j. N. Whitvman's loss OF
the building occupied by james Williams as
butcher-shop is q. 000 on which there is
no insurance. The lire was undoubtedly
incendary, having been started with a view
OF destroying the entire block OF business
houses. The police have kept close look
out for suspicous-looking characters.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A MERCHANT Sn0T BIZ Az EMPL0YE,
WHO THEN KILLS HIMSELF.
They Carried Home Her Corpse Received
"a Death stroke Ia the fuipit-other
Teiegrams.

{. l.. Sage. merchant OF Wellington, o..
was shot through the head ana killed by
David lIoke. the murderer blowing out his
own brains moment later. iloke was
sixiy-hye years OF age. was formerly a
carriage builder aud had accumulated con-
siderable property. For year or two he
has operated a delivery system for the mer-
chants OF tic town aud sometimes assisted
sage in his store, To which Hoke had "A key.
occasionally opening the store when the
proprietor WAS late ia the morning. For
some time sage had missed good, and
finally suspected lIoke. lie set watch
and obtained evidence which salts
fed him that Hoke was deliver
ing goods 10 married woman, without
charging or paying for them. lIoke was
charged with this and finally confessed.
agreeing 10 settle the matter. The settle
ment was made aud Ioke was 10 pay the
money with tue understanding that the
matter was TO be htishcd up. II leaked out
however,, and hearing thereof lIoke became
desperate. lie gave his wife tile combiua-
ton 10 his safe. took his revolver practiced
Mt mark for while, and then went TO
Sage's store. After some angry words Inc
shot the merchant. aud then, going Into a
back room. killed himself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13

Henry J. strouse. Of 81. Paul. made an
assignment TO William Dunlap. His liabil-
lilies are about Ss3.0o0; assets about SD0.0oO.
!. II. Weber, dry goods merchant at Bur
lingion, Iowa assigned Assets. $4,000; lia-
bilities, $1,000.
Harvey A. Woodward, dealer I'm pianos,
Mt Portland. Me-. assigned. Liabilities, &C.,
QUO.
The Model Dry Goods company OF SPRING
field, Mo-. Weinberg & Levy. proprietors.
has assigned Liabilities. $4,000; assets.
$4,000.
Ii. smith 4 Sons. merchant tailors at San
Antonio. Tex. made an assignment Lia-
biliiles, $4,000; assets. $4,000.
Williams. Nerkes 4 CO.. dry goods mer-
chants, OF Philadelphia made an assignment
together with the executors of the estate of
Charles h. Williams. 90 otto Il. Papping.
Waterman & Co. who did large fishery
business IN Twillingale. New Foundland,
have failed for S2OO.000.
The Cuba 4 Lcanan consolidated clay
works, located at Cuba. ILL.,. made an assign
ment, Henry Thicry being appointed as-
sgnee. The liabilities, $4,000; assets. Ss0.-
600.
The Bull & Grant Farm Implement Com
pany, OF san Francisco. ha. iilea II petition
in Insolvency. Tie total Liabilities are S73,.
600; assets. $4,000.
The Western Knitting company, OF DE.
troii, Mich. filled a chattel mortgage foI
$4,000. IL runs TO William &. Nawkey, OF
Detroit. aud covers all OF it, personal pro-
perty IN Detroit aud its mil In Rochester
Mich.
William Furnell. proprietor OF the wooden
mills at Wilton, Me-, failed. Liabilities
$4,000; assets. 3l.O0O.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
Gamblers Guard.d by Detectives.


Two constables had a conflict with gam
blcrs In Chicago aud were forced TO retreat,
even though their pockets were filled with
warrants. George llan1ins would not sub
init TO arrest aud kept on doing business.
Charles Armstrong. who says he la \ tray
cling man from New York. complains that
several OF the men employed 10y Iiankins
threw him downstairs and broke his arm.
Armstrong says be went into the gambling
house OF George llankin> and lost III, 900.
Next night he went back and lost go. which
was all the money he had. lie says when
his money was gone Mike Duffy, "A brother
OF Lieut.. Daniel Duffy, threw him headlong
from the top OF the stairs. breaking hts arm.
Armstrong swore out warrants. aud Con.
stables BaIerle and Geislcr tried to serve
the warrants.
For fully two years Arthur Woods, the
Pinkerton detective has guarded the front
door OF the llankins gambling-housc. The
death OF Mr.. Woods left vacancy that
was filled by another detective. When the
constables went TO the gambling-house they
were met by the new detective and ordered
out. Besides having the warrant for Duffy
charging assault, they had warrants against
Hankins. Romantic, aud Wrightman. Arm
strong says lie lost the money fairly enough,
but he objects to being thrown down stairs.
At midnight squad OF officers raidcd the
gambling-bouse OF Bryant aud Johnson ON
Clark street. over fifty colored aud white
men were arrested
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
Murdrrrd Hl- WHO.

At Gem. Brown County. :. d., Otto Gun
derson. farmer. murdered his wife. The
only evidence as 10 the killing was that Of
the man himself An alteration arose
about an alleged improper intimacy be-
tween his wife and nn Aberdeen man dur
ing her husbands confinement Ia an luna
tic ayslnm at Yankton several years ago.
From words they came 10 blows. lie final
ly seized u shovel and hit her u blow In the
head that caused her DEATH
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13

A special from O'kanogan county. Wash.
announces the killing OF the Indian muir
d,rcr of Freighicr Cole 10y Deputy sheriff
Ives. alter hot fusilade Cole dsap-
pearcd about six weeksago, leaving his team
where he bad encaniped for tho night, and
although blood stains were found about The
wagon the body was never discovered. sur
piciou nj oncc fell upon an Indian who had
been seen lurking IN The neighborhood and
who disappeared immediately after the
crime. since then officers have been search
ing for him Hnd I've. located him When
the latter attempted TO arrest him the In
diau opcned lire Ives fired live shots. The
fourth wounded the murderer and n squaw
and the 18TH Killed the Indian.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
A Put-up job.

Many OF the bremen 40 engine house 20,
In Chicago. are bemoanIng the loss OF their
months pay. While they were answering
an alarm OF lire thieves broke In and stole
seven watches and about s7O0 In money.
The iremcn were paid their monthly sal
aries aud several OF them had their
money in their dress uniforms. About
3 45 in the morning an alarm OF lire was
turned la from California avenue and Jack
son street. which il the limit OF the COM
pany's district The horses were quickly
hitched up and every one responded To the
alarm, leaving the cngino-house unguardcd.
They found that the alarm was false aud
returned to their headquarters, where they
found that the closets had been broken open
and their clothing piled Ia confusion on the
floor. No money was left in any OF tile
garments
Capt ODonohue lost his watch and S2j
IN money; Cornelius Haley lost hts entire
months pay, si23. aud his watch; Herman
Harris found that he was e2J out and fine
wmch; William Cutlery could not ind go
that he had left In his pocket aud George
McAllIster aud Ed LumLly looked In vain
for their watches. The bremen are sure
that the robbery was prcmedtated, aud that
there were ut least three men concerned In
the job. One turned la the false alarm aud
while the engines were answering u the
other two ransackcd the house.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13

Eariy in the morning the dead body Of
john Watkins was discovered lying near
the track OF the Nirkel-Plate railroad nc
Harrisburg. O., with bullet hole IN his
head. lie was last seen nj midnight with
twa men who were strangers IN the locality.
All three had been drinking. George run-
get, farmer living near Ottawa was muir
dcr'd 10y Edward Iieaton. Ilcaton had
served term la states prison aud was re-
Gently released. lie blamed Tunget for
testlfying against him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
Convict soldiers In Mexico

The bull-fghts at Juarez. Mexico. were
viewed by an immense crowd. They were
brutal aud fierce IN every respect aud one
horse ridden 10y a fighter was horned three
times. ripping the left fore Leg almost from
the body. The bulls were yiclous. and kept
the crowd Ia fever OF excitement during
the afternoon. The last bull was sahred
aud dragged from the arena dead. While
the soldiers were absent from the post at
tending the figbt the convict soldiers re-
volted at the barracks. Killing the sergeant
Of the guard, corporal aud private. The
murderers, eighteen IN number broke from
tile barracks and escaped 10 the mountains
They were followed by the soldier, three
oyerlakcn aud shot 10 death, and four capt
urcd and returned TO the post. They were
ordered 10 Ice killed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13

% OF the most distressing calamitics
that ever bcfcll Joliet IN. }. occurred al the
works the Joliet Steel Company ,resu lting
IN the death OF nine men and the wounding
Of nine others. The cause was the giving
way Of the columns which support the huge
blast furnace known as No. >, aud tile con-
sequcnt collapsing of the great 20O-ton re-
tort. The blast had been blown out,,and the
men were at work on the inside taking out
the brick lining preparatory TO refining IL
when the accident occurred.
There were eleven men engaged on the
inside al the bottom and five or six on top
When tile furnace fell with its iron coating
II carried with IL the blow-pipes and roof OF
the casting shed aud buried itself In the
earth.
The news OF the accident spread rapidly
aud thousands OF men, women, and children
rushed TO the scene OF tue disaster. super
intendent Pettgrew was leading the rescu-
IN. party by all the skillful means Ia his
power and there were plenty OF willing
hands READY TO aid in the work.
The killed are: Gus Loosa eager; Nels
Larson. bottom filler; John Peterson. rig
ger; Hans Fasmeck, top filler; Thomas
Swanson. rigger; Frank Miller, bottom
filler; John Umlustadis, riggcr; Augustus
Mulsutadls; two men. unidentified. The
dangerously injured are: Patrick kilcullcn
lex taken of above the knee; Is not expected
10 live. Oscar Weinberg, dangerous injuries
10 the head. Olay Johnson, leg broken and
other injuries. l.. Lind. badly crushed.
August Dircmcr. seriously injured. H. Sis
mer, leg badly injured. A number severely
but not fatally injured were taken TO their
homes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-13
Carried Home a Corps..

Miss LILLIAN Bordner u handsome young
woman, twcnty-one years OF age, died ut
Canton, o., under mysterious circum-
stances. Her death was kept quiet, and n
rig was secured by DR.. ID. Il. Maxwell and
Detective Isaac Walkup who drove the
girl TO her home near Sandyyille, Tnscnra-
was County. A telegram had been sent in
advance. saying she had been hurt In a run
away and was being brought home When
they arrived the father, Aaron Bord-
ner, wealthy farmer was told his
daughter had died on the way. At the
post-mortcm IL was shown she had not met
with an accident but had died from the cf-
fccts Of criminal operation. Or. Max
well and Charles w. Schott, who had been
keeping company with her. were arrested
and held for trial. Detective Walkup has
left for parts unknown. Both DIR. Maxwell
aud Schoit have confessed everything adj
hitting the operation was performed and
claiming IL was done at the solicitation OF
the girl aud her mothor. The girl had been
dead several hours before they started on
the midnight trip.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
BRIEF TELECRAMS.

Lo>Do>. Frb. ..-Iord Auckland l. dead
M>pRIt. Feb. s..-It Is officially announces
that ti,. report that the kin. had suffered \ re-
lapse IL tiniJ,iii,,esi.
Ltyti.f..,t. Fci,. y..-SrriVe,l, the steamer
from baltimore. She has on board
th. OF the steamer CityruoEe anst the ship
t'oriplanu>. which cotii'i,si and both sunk.
PARIS. fch. e. L. Sieci.. the >emi-ofacial ~.
gan. says that u treaty exists between Engfano
anst Italy for .our.'rtsi action on the west ccasA
of the He'd
CINcIN>ArI Feb. .s.-Ads ices from fikevlle.
NY. tell of another mnr,lcr among the MCCOY
Hatfield adi,creuts. The victim il uDClc of
Joe John>on. Who was assassinhed ON Aocslay
night. johnson Incurred the enmtty Of the HaA-
fcl.is by disclosing pl.in at escape for Mounts
and another of their set.
ttrr>w \, Feb. IA large number of vessel
men have pettIoaed lslrtLsnent to pass y Inv
prohibiting the employment OF any except Df1e-
lsh subjects AS masters, mates or engineers On
Canadian inland waters, and that foreigucrS Do
prohibited from entering Car;ast. under cont<ar<
io perform Labor. This is in retaliation tor the
United states contract labor Law.
SHANoskIN, Feb. e:.-The Eastern fennyi-
sAnil Evangelical conference was oieued ehks
Charges " in be preferrt<i against Bi>hop Esker
by four elders nst March - Is liked for the trial
Hi>hop Fisher WAS then requested To slcats Sne
chair. but declined. stating that he had BEEN
obligated tU occupy The chair And hts duty would
not Isrtfut him tO sac.ttc IT,
NEW SoRk. Feb s7.-Il is learned authen.i-
.s,ily this morning thai 1t u meeting Of the rub
her goods manufacturers yesterday, AZ whlth rs-
representatives. OF all the rubber boot and SDe coen
panies in the United states were present, 0 wae
lecids>d 10 advance prices ca rubber oooss ~
st,o.-s and goods ~ per cent L = Convee.e z
chairman ci the cofnntte,s having IN chArye pef
tecting tO, rubber tr,ls.. tA~ ruto<r luctsftocs
\ ar, up IN the eighties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
SATURDAY SETTLES 1T
nGotana'S Contestants Will Probably
Know Their Fate Then.
Sarders and "the Result' are Hope
raj A Day for Public Build
ipgs-Lead to Have
Chance.
SIwtial to the standard.

Sl~tiai to the standard.
WasAtN.roS, Feb. Aiontana's as-
pir4nt- for ihc scnatorship will have io
wnt only "a few days u know which set
of espirants is i'm the soup. They will
know their fate, without sloiil,t. ny next
SATURDAY might. Major Masinnis il still
lsoIbrfui. He did not put in the additional
silver bow matter, as its introsluctiou
woeld have given Sanders, an excuse for
nassk ing "a reply. Colonel Sanders il very
corlfitisnt. He said to-day that hc had
bccei studying tho jury and he saw
rcssenn for challenging any of its menu
terp- The. general opinion here IL that the
rclSpblirans will h' seated. and any other
CONCLUSION will bc n surprise tn everybody
acquainted with the senators ar with the
cosomittcc.
1ysc house to-day made am order that
twssslays in next month shall Ia. set aside
for thc consideration of public building
billf. Mr.. Carter will try to get the Hclcua
and Butte bills up i'm time to pat them
thrskigh one OF the, days.. Banker
Hcr~hicld of Helena is back here ana hc
says Inc intends tai stay to ssr Sanders and
Pow Ncr sworn in.
prOtnisssl Montana anst Idaho men that
lcnd shall tyo the tariff schedule at *
cenfs "a pound.
By Associated Press.
w>snINGToN, Feb. - The Dolph iu-
vs,stigating committee to-day continued
it's inquiry into the methods by which the
proceedings of executive sessions became
public. Several newspaper men testified
they had written reports of the prsn'ccsi-
ines of certain executive sessions, hut
| wl,s3i asked tn give their sources of infnr-
Ilation declined to tlo so upon the ground
| thatit would bc "a gross betrayal of con-
tltlcncc. Onc of them stated that i'm all
Ibis expcricucc he had never known of an
| instance where the proceedings i'm am cx-
ecutivc session had been divutged 10y an
cmlDloycs' of the senate or where news
| paper man asked an en- r'ls,ys.r for -ieh in
formation. Under the. new rule, whici "a
wcnt into effect to-day. when the senate
wefte into executive session. the press
| Iol,ln. in which arc located the capitol
offs. sr~ of the associated press and united
| prs.s>s, well as all the committee rooms
on thu gallery floor were cleared and u
! stric, watch kept over them until the
| senate doors Opened again. This
| disarrangcsl all the press business oIi the
| sefAotc side for some time. The door
kcss,rrs' were abs" required to move their
ciEsit. and ti.s.ir pcrSof.s further aw ~
| from the holy of holics. What the senate
expects ." accomplish by this change is
| not clear. Reporters. generally are not
dull of hearing, hut il was never charged
| they could hear through four feet OF solid
| wall ar two heavy doors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
s,r,ckcn WIN Malnr,ul Fever.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Maiaria fever did
deadly worl. among the crew at the
schooner Brlintlcritc of ST. Johns. New
Fo,In1llaIid, on the voyage from B;,rcc-
Iona To this port which terminated this
morning. She left Barcelona ~ days ago
with Captain Footc and crew of five
men. When she arrived this morn ing
only her captain and one sailor left
to navigate her. Three of her crew died
on the voyage and one sailor lay moro
dead than alive in tho cabin. The vic
Tins were stricken immediately after the
schooner left Barcelona. For three
weeks Captain Foote. with the assistance
of one seaman, navigated the schooner
and attended To the wants OF the sick men
in the cabin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
Forlucrra.inw the Navy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Thc amend
mcnt proposed l,y Senator MCPHERSON to-
day to have the bill increase the naval
establishment provides that instead of
eight immense line of battle ships being
built, there be constructed eight low free
board coast and harl,or defense vessels of
the Monitor style, having not more than
1s feet draft. with twin screws and "a speed
of not less than IL knots. These vessels
tn l,e armed with four gums of not
less than 12-inch calii,re mounted
within turrcts and !, open barl,cttc,
together with rapid firing gums aud Mt
least one 15-inch dynamite gun. The vcs-
sells shall have either steel compound
arrnor, and the cost of vessels and arIna-
rneut not tn exceed -, 100000 each.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
A l.hNricinn A.-nultc,l.

CoLUMBUs. o.. Feb. 21.-About mid
night an unknown man called at the resi-
slcncc of Dr. Alexander Neil. one of ths.
leading physicians of the city. The dog
tor came to tho door and the man drew a
revolver. placing il against his head and
drew the trigger. The cartridge failed tn
explode and the doctor Rrabbei him.
After "a desperate struggle lee wrestctl the
revolver from the man and the latter ran
away. He afterwards came back and
smashed several windows with rock :.
The police cannot find him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
p,.i,roa.l nuIid,nv in $500.

NEW York. Feb. 21.-Thc Engineering
N~r. this week will say that the work of
railway cxtci,sion the coming year prom
iscs more activity than in any season
since 1887. In the United States there are
5,trs miles in process of construction, /,
1,Uil miles surveyed, and 2.s5i miles pro-
jcctctl. making n total of 1870 miles. In
Canada the figures are: Construction
o14. surveys i3S. projected s';,;, total Ills.
The principal enterprises under way arr,
i'm the South and Southwest. on the coal
roads of Pennsylvania and Ohio. and i'm
Montana and Washington. Almost all
the lines in prospect ars. rather short. gen
orally firtln,rsd to develop comparatively
local interests. Thcrs. arr. practically tiu
ttrnl1e1uy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28

NEw YORK, Feb. 2s.-Dr. Morcl. editor
of Lo Nocioa of Bucnos Ayrcs, has written
1, letter to DIR. Mcinlonca. Brazilian min
istcr to Washington, giving AN interview
with Dom Pedro. The cx-cmpcror said
tl. republicans would bc able tn govern
the country because Braxilians wcrs. "a
patriotic pcoplc. He would continue tai
serve them i'm Europe IA hc had done in
Brsszii. in ease OF nn!u.rcouiplis,Nssc Nsscs.ss a,rs
- call from the people to return to the
throne lic would Is'si,oilsi. He would not.
however. do anything to cause strife
among the people.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
s..ai.facAory To Canada.

OTTAWA, Feb. 21.-In the commons tor
day Mitchell asked il the attention of the
government had been called tn the tclc-
graph messages published that the Rus
sian government had directed their min
lister at Washington to take part i'm the
negotiations relating to BehrinR sea and
provide means for the establishing of q
close season. III that tr'I,. the con-
tcntion that Behring seu was closed was
practically abandoned. Sir John Me-
Donald says il would not bc in the inter
csts of Canada to enter into the discus
sion. All lac could say was that every
thing far was going ON IA satisfactorily
as C:.Iiatla could wish.