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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31


Toe Democratic convention OF rhe Fourth
Congregational district OF Oh Friday.
having failei after 800 ballots to noninate
q csnd date, took recess until september
30, at Plqla.
The chief OF the bureau OF statistics says
mat comparison OF the value OF our for
eien commerce OF tie last fiical year with
Inat OF 1889 presents a gratifying Increase
rms Total value OF our imports and exports
OF merchandise attained the highest point
ever resehed by our commerce, amounting
7. ~ ,b41 l92,Ol4 againr 81 .487, bS3, 1877 dur
ing n, n.sai year 1889, an increase OF
:, fhe Central Labor Federation OF New
fsri met Friday, with AZ unions repre-.
SEM ~. Vhe lerainn sus ainYd the COAX
q -htis 10 r i-c Ing the hss' agreement pro-
pos q oj tb1 p6sses, but declined to r. csiy9
rue Delegates OF The newly forme Progress
rivs CLOAK and Suit Makers UaiDn, as IL
Was ealu the msmosrs OF !, unlon are
soaps. This the union denies. An inves l.
{ati"n will hs mad.
The committee appointed az tho last con.
grass OF American Catholic laymen TO de-
e'de 10 regard 70 future congresses, teld Il
business meeting 10 Bostan + ttay.
judge Acrgan j. 0Bria OF N W YJrh pre-
sdad, aod nomas b. Flz, presld.,at OF the
OHtholic Unioa OF Boston, WIS present bY
invitation. There were also nr4-enr Arch.
bishops Irea d. Elder, Riofdan and JAMS.
ems, and Bisrons Foley, Macs and SO Id
ing. The caal 1iittns decidet - hold tho
mex congress N Chicago In 1893 aud the
a engagements therefor ware lsf 4, n eom !.
mites to be appointed by Judyr OBJ len.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
How II m,eht he Done.

new iorK evening POST.
The Tribune which obeys The Belden
press censorship order with more seryility
than any of the other Republican organs.
instrGcts the Senate to day about the use.
iessuess of debate on subject like the
tariff. ''What is this Ho-called debate pr
1t asks. "a senator reads or 'orates' for
sundry houre. Not person within the
sound of his voice imRgines that his per-
formance can affect single vote. \ '
Has any senalor the right to stop
public business in this way? Yes, saw
the Senate rules; that is the chief thing
We are here for, and to that everything
elsa must give way. Then the rules Of
the Senate have become All anachronism
which intelligent people resent, aud
which they Justly demand to have
changed" If debate in body like the
United States Senate on question ike
the tariff is an "anachronisn4. - let ms
have the whole system Of congressional
business rs'o.med at a stroke. This can
be dcne and q crest saving of money
to the public treasury be effected. All
that will bs necessary will be to abolish
the sessions of Congress entirely. In
their place q Congressional bureau can
be set up in Washington with the NEG q
shry clerks. Senators and representatives !
can mail to this bureau such measures az |
they care to introduce, and the bureau can /
put them in type and distribute them /
through tbs post TO the members of each
house. These members can in rstuyn
send them back by ma !, marked s'ysa"
" "nay." aud the majority vote will be
decisive. II so many of the members
hould be negligent in replying that
luorum of replies should not be reserved,
ne head of the bureau could be en-
lowered under the Reed ruling to GLANCE
Iver the full list of membership and to
count as present" enough to put raeas-
re through. A compact edition of the
Congressional! Record could be issued to
eep congressman informed OF the condi-
on OF business. II debate is mere
stional obstruction, there is no reason
by the expense attending it should bs
ontinued. Mr.. Belden should be chief {
the new bureau. /
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
'--
STREET FIGH rs.
rwo Young White Men Settle Their
Differences by Blows : A cole red

rw0 Young White Men Settle Their
Differences by BIotys = A colo red
Combat.
rough aud tumble fight which lasted
nliY 10 minutes took place at Third and
west streets about O'Clock Friday evening
and furnished amusement to large crowd
Oh spectators. The combatants were two
young workmen who, after q hot dispute,
agreed 10 settle their differences BY fight,
Ihey TOOK on hats and coats and sailed In,
One was stout blonde and the other a
thin, wiry fellow, with black hair. The
latter was more active and hit more
quickly than his antagonist, who lodged
continuously and occasionally turned clear
around TO avoid blows. The dark haired
youth forced the fighting and the stont
blonde retreated slowly half way up TO
Eeurth street., but both CANNED the air"
- much that neither sustained any
amount OF punishment. Finally thew
were parted and returning to the eor.
ner donned their hats and coats. Then
they again began the quarrel and
IN nall minute were clinched, stopping
Tor an Instant to remove their coats. Again
the black-haired young man forcei the
nRhting and had rushed his antagonist
clear across the street, when the latter
made sudden stand. He saw a good
opening and swinging around with ali his
might Drought his open hand with ccush-
ing force upon the dark hal ed Young
mans mouth. The result was a clean
knock.down. and whom the aggressive
ngnter scrambled to his feet he virtually
defeat BY putting ON his coat
and walking down West street, wiping the
blood from his bleeding lips. Tine stont |
blonde. winded but triumphant, walked |
out Third street with coterle OF enthu- |
'iastfe and admiring friends at his heels,
On Friday afternoon negro tough
inferred Isaac Bradleys eating house
outh.east corner OF Water ami Market
treets, with woman, and together thew
tie 30 cents worth OF food, which the man
refused to pay for. Just then Isaac came
In, and as his tough customer preferred
lighting to payment Isaac sailed In. In
about two minutes the beat was a thor
oughly whipped man with cut under one
81 his eyes from which blood flowed freely,
some friends took him away. Meanwhile
ais female companion remained In the eat
God bill,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
m,KBNNEY avn NEWELL.
The Councilman After the or
Auditor With hkiOOd I'm HIS Eve.

Ehe Councilman After the City
Auditor WITH STOOD in HIS Eye.
Councilman Daniel Mckinney OF the
Third ward is on the war path and City
Auditor John NJ. Newell ia the object of his
WRATH. The trouble between them Is an
alleged declaration by the city auditor that
the councilman accepted 1900 from him to
vote for his reconciliation.
MT. mcKenney charges that Auditor
Newell made this assertion publicly, In the
saloon OF George NJ. d. Lopez, northwest
corner OF Third and Madison streets In the
presence OF Lopez and others. The coun.
Gilman was Indignant when he heard OF II.
and Immediately retained the legal ser.
vices of Willard Salisbury, Jr., Esu. to
secure retraction or vIndioation. No
papers have yet been drawn. and It has not
been declded whether the suit will be- a
civil or criminal prosecution. Mr.
Mehenney declares that II Auditor Newell
will give him letter withdrawing the OF.
fensive charge or stating that he never
made It, he viii stop his legal proceedings
and be sati, fed.
City Auditor Newell is now at the Ma
tional Guard camp at Brandywine Springs.
heing member OF the governors staff.
He Is not, at present, disposed TO accom-
MEDIATE councilman Mckinney with either
q retraction or a denial and has retained
eS City Solicitor Henry O. Turner as his
counsel. No proceedings can be- taken |
against him until the camp ia over, ns Ria
position eIempts him from service Of |
process while engaged in the performance |
of military duties,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
sAIL Fonra Isro TIE sEA.


| hlght onward Steer
\ The steamship Saturn. the new iron col
her which the Harlan d Hollingsworth
company Is building for the Boston Tow.
boat Company. 3 as successfully launched
| u IO4 O'Clock Saturday morning.
ibis vessel is one OF the largest built at
this yard for several years, being about 500
feet long over all. Despite the pouring
rain about 100 spectators assembled to see
the big ship slide into the water and they
were fully repail for their troubls, for
there never was a prettier launch. Some
OF the crowd waited at the gates half
hour and two OF the small crowd on the
south bank OF the Ohristiana arrived on the
ground at O'Clock.
N, II. Benson and a few workmsn climbed
on the deck of the big iron monster thar
rested on the ways and holsted the Ameri
can Jack at her bow and the national en-
sign at her stern. There wers no repre-
sentatfves OF her owners present. At $40
O'CLOCK Captain johnson ordered the large
gangs OF workmen on both sides OF her
keel to drive in the wedges. Twenty min.
utes were consumed In knocking out the
keel blocks. taking away the checks aud
driving In the wedges.
The big boat started towards the river as
soon aS she was cut loose and to tie ac-
compartment OF the z O'Clock whistles
slipped swiftly and easily Into the water,
shot diagonally across 10 the opposite side
ohu ION LOT STERN lnIO tnd mud. Her
weight 10 over $4,000 tons and the thickly
tailowed ways smoked rs she went down.
AS her stem dropped into the water N. II.
Benson smashed bottle OF champagne
against her bow and ohristensd hsr. A
long line OF men, urged on by Captain |
Johnson's shouts ran whooping up the |
yard with the snubbing hawser, then sud
denly dropped 1t as the boat drew 1t taut. |
1t payed out In long slnuous jerks and |
writhed like big snake, while cloud OF |
smoke arose from the snubber.
Then the tug Taurus made fast to the |
Saturn and pulled and pulled TO get her
stern OIL OF the mud. A steam windlass on |
shore helped. The new boat drew feet OF
water forward and 0 { ct aft, but after 30
minutes pulling she ioated. It took 20
minutes more and lot OF shouting and
hauling on lines to get to the wharf. The
windlass pulled her bow In aad the tug had
hold OF her stern. The tugs propeller got
got foul OF a stern line to the shore and
caused considerable delay, but the line was
EAST loose without damage. Th.n the new
vessel was moored to the wharf under the
iheare. Her four big red boilers are loaded
IN cara near the boiler shops ready to be
put In place.
The Saturn Ia 275 feet long batwesn per.
40 feet beam aud 26 feet depth
" hold. Her motive power will ne triple.
expansion, surface con iensing engine, with
ylinder- "a, SO and SO inches In diameter
nd as inches stroke, supplied with steam
y four Scotch steel Dollars, built TO stand a
pressure OF 100 pounds to the square inch.
he will have two masts and will be
chooner rugged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
REAR Ia,s tn ~ SAME MAN.
Enc story of the killing OF N Young
Wan In CALIFORNIA;

MIDDLETowN, MD, July 24.-The friends
OF Mr.. Ola enco W. Remsburg, son OF Lewis
hemsburR OF this place, young man aged
about ~ years, who left here seven years ago
for California, and who has been residing
IN Fresno. Oal., ever since, are terribly
shocked over the GLOWING dispatch which
appeared In the papers on Tuesday:
FRESNO, CAL. July 2l.-on Saturday a
stranger appeared Mt the farm of Samuel
stocking near Selma, California, and crimi-
many assaulted Mrs. Stocking. On her hus-
pand return the woman gave description
OF the aesauant which answered TO Clarence
hemsburg, travelling salesman. Stocking
started in pursuit, and last evening Rems.
Dnfgs team arrived in Hazlet0n, where his
@iie IS stopping, Remsburg's dead body was
IN the buggy Stocking in the meantime had
given himself up, but denies the killing of
Remsburg
Ii is generally believed here that the
young man is the one referred to in the
diseatch. Hl has been In the Insurance
bu mess 10 Fresno for some time, and Is
married and has two children. His family
Is very highly connected here, and his
numerous friends believe the true side Of
the story fs yet to be learned. Remsburg
mas younger brother living In the same
county IN California, but no news has bsen
r.ceiyed from him yet concerning the
AFFAIR,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31


W. r. Henderson. ex st,ornsy.q general OF
Arkansas, who was Ualted States jud 4
Ia New mexlco during tho Cleveland I'D.
ministratfon, died Friday In Lehorao,
Washington.
Ex.Cong essman Eli ]. Haukls was ar
rested 10 Baltimore Friday on the charge
OF forginE the endorsement of Thomas
Pumphreg, well-knt wn farmer, to three
notes for 1850 each
At Maysviile. Kentucky, Friday, LIE a
hdmllton, daughter OF coal merchant. 20
q verdict o. $4,000 for breach Of promiss OF
marriage against James j. Snackelford. a
wealthy bachelor. Miss hamilton is III
= ars Old and Shackeltord IS She sued for
At BLOOMINGTON. Indiana, Friday,
Ffeieht Conductor Charts. Arnoiu was
MI sted charged with tue murder OF VIII.
liam Hiblsr. who was brakamal on
Arnold's train. Arnold claimed thar q bier
wsnt crazy and jumped on Hibler's fetaer.
also freight conductor, says he can prove
that Arnold threw his son from the train.
-
The Rev. W. Addison Bsatson of BROOK.
:yn hiss been Invitei to become pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at 81. Geo -ges.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Round to Please --earehassr-I under
stanh, Mr.. ODDLY, thai thSrs are baocilf
In sae zoe. Ooldly (ths Joe deAler)-
Baocili. Yes'm. there are. We uss the
very best of 'em, too. Great expsuse.
yoa know, but VS. have to please our Gus.
TONERS.
Mrs. Alice Shaw. the "yhistling artiat, .
iq ssid TO bave sigma nostraot by
wh'ch she is to get - pG0 for puckerine
a few solos before the Rlssisn court. II
will not be the first tiAs the czar paid
dear for his whistle, ia the words OF Che
lamentad Mr. Frsnkiin.
The Way He Liked It Best.-Brusher ,
"Yss, old man, that's the best thing i've
sver done. DON'T you particularly like
the middle distance ?" Webb: well.
yes; but think should like the long
dist nee better--aay about half a mile"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
4 ronasa IN HIplna.
Captured While Waiting a Chance
TO Jump ESa,i.

Los ANGELICA, CAL, July 26.-Last week
james ID. Dawson, prominent young at
torney OF this city and member o. the
STATE assembly, was arrested on several
charges OF forging and was released on
bonds In the sum OF $500.
a few days later h. disappeared and his
Dali was declared forfeited. A search was
made for him, but he could mot be found.
aud It was supposed that he had left the
city.
Last evening he was discovered BY two
constaoles In room OF largo building In
the business centre OF the city, where he
mad evidently been hiding for several days
ana awaiting favorable opportunity to
In jail,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Snow HILL, Nd. July 25.-A mans BODY
was FUND by berry-pickets ON the edge al
a swamp, near the old Furnace property,
about six miles from Snow Hill. a Few DAYS
ago. The body was badly deoomposed, but
could be- identified as that of a white inau
about 40 years old. As to who he was or
how he came by his death remains a mys.
terry. The only person who has been misse!
IN the community lately was Il man named
Pepper, who Is said some months ngo to
nave mad enlargement With his wife and
to have left home, since which time he has
not been heard of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Tne DeRrnnk rransure.

The wrecKing tug Rescue of Nag York
arrived sat. King street wharf Friday night
to obtain coal, She is from the Delaware
In the vicinity of which che
has been since June 18th. dragging for old
anchors and chains aud, rumor has IT, also
trying to locate and recover the treasure
from the wreck Of the DeBraak. An anchor
has been recovered which did not seem to
be OF very old date, though the chain
was badly eaten away by rust.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

In May this Jurisdiction OF the Ancient
Order of United Workmen had member
snip OF 800, distributed as follows: Della.
ware. lob; Maryland. I,OI9; New jersey.
5,2sS; Virginia, 456. During that month
Daiaware lost six members and gained
Jersey lost Is and gained So, and Virginia
lost none and gained IA. The total mem
bershfp OF the order on June Ist was 299
a9l, net gain OF It'll during May.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
TRIED SUICIDE rosErHER.
Two Frenchnien Scared Into Al
tempting Their own Ends.


Los ANGELES, CAL, July 26.-Two
brothers, Louis and Philip Andegt, natives
Oh France, arrived In this city yesterday
from Newhall and were taken to the county
hospital. Louis had three bullets In M
head and Philip had one.
The wounds are the result Of q remark.
able attempt at double suicide. Philip "a
Ia no danger, but Louis has small chances
OF recovery. The brothers were found on
the ground under tree In Little CANYON.
near Newhall, on Thursday night. botb
wounded and apparently dying.
They went to NewhRll few months ago
aud took up quarter section OF land. A
rev days ago lire broke out In the brush
on their place and they started another Are
In order to save their house from being de.
stroyed by the first one.
Instead Of doing this beth fires spread
rapidly and extended to this adjoining
property. Seeing this the brothers became
greatly alarmed as they believed they would
DO arrested and imprisoned. They accord
Ingly determined 10 commit suicide, Both
men are apparently well educated and saw
hey have served in the French army.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

names Of the delegates appointed Ia Tanrss
sent Caroline In the state Prohibition CON
vention, at Glyndon PARK, in Baltimore
county, on July 30th: Charles Z. farrell
Frank Jones, Silas sparklin, Opt. James
Draper, Prof. James Swami, Thomas Fl
Chambers; Alternates. G. W. Spurry. Il, i,
Fisher, W. Il. Mowbray, Daniel X. Fiuharty,
W. d. Salisbury, w. Rodgers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

San FRANCISCO GAL, July 26.-rhe Pa.
clfic mali steamer San Jose arfivad az
Panama last night. Captain W. j. Russell
states that he has spent the greater part Of
the last six months In Guatemala City
ana that immense quantities Of rfi g and
guns aud ammunition have been shipp 4
INTO Guatemala from Eogland, France,
uhiytd States and other countries aud that
there are enough fiss in tho country now
% arm ioo,OOO men. Captain Russell says
what duatemalans lack is a disciplined
army that they have one foreigner there. a
Ffencnman, VINO is an Instructor 10 a mill
tary school. bns tEey have no fighters and
Ia war times they nave 10 90 cut and catch
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Custom. Du,ies aa,vin Go,o.

PARIS, Jul 26.-A dispatch from Monte.
video states that the Urugusysn parliament
has passed bill compelling the payment
OF one. half OF the custom duties In gold.
Inc negotiations for government loan the
dispatch says are progressing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

William B. Price, farmer, aged about
50 years, and collector of taxes ia Qaeens-
town district OF Queen Apne's county.
died at his home, about % miles from
Queenstown Friday week, from typhoid
fever. He leaves a widow and two
children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Port Penn NJ. =. Church has organized a
chapter OF the Epworth Leaeus of yvbicb
the following are the officers; President
the Rev Fred p. McKtnsey vica -presid ants,
Mics Li22ie Blosmer, Miss Idle Jones
Harry @tNslly and Mics Martie Eaton +: Sec.
Rotary, Mrs. Emma Bender; Treasurer,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

It is reported that large new morocco
shop, 90x200 feet, Is to be erected at the
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Union
street. 1t Ia stated that CHARLES Mullin Will
have an Interest In the new Establishment,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Il Mesnt the sarle Thing,-osliowby
"Miss Gihson is OF literary turn, isn't
abe asked just nov why she was
looking at me so bSrd snd she said, that
like Hamlet she YVES bending her eye on
Vacancy" Feverfsw: 'O5, that was
Just her way Of putting 1t. She meant
you, Of course.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

The Rev. Jacob Miller. rector OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd at Ohesa-
peake Oily, Cecil county, has rendered his
resignation. He Will take charge OF a
church in Dorchester county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

The owners OF the steamer Andes. libeled
by the tug Ivanhoe on account of salvage.
have filed their answer In the lited States
eonrt,here through their attorneys, hfesBrs,
Coulson d Deever OF Philadelphia. A date
will be set for taking testimony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Eastern Shore camp-meetings will be.
gin on the following days: Wye, July
18Th; Tflghman's Island, July 25th; Beck
with, July 26th; Sharptown, August sth;
Mount Vernon, August 9Th; woodlawn,
August 18th; Deals Island, in the first
part OF August.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

IT," = =" ~ N VII tErh sHHUFHs
CAMBRIDGE, July 25.-The official figures
y tne eensus gives Cambridge popula-
me largest town on the Eastern Shore, ex-
ceedIng Easton, the second In size, by I,243,
and Salisbury BY .42a. 100
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Hid. s4oo,ooo for C.pone,.,.

NEWPORT, h 1 i, July 26.-W. K. Wander
bilt mas I ffsred Governor Sprague s4OO, 900
for bis country estate Canonehet. II Mr..
Vanderbilt buys the estate he intends TO
erect magnificent hotei on the grounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

AT ihe-oourt tou ON Saturday sSheriff
Allen sod the property of Louisa j. Porter
on Taylor street between Poplar and Lom-
bard. lot l4xlOl fest to W. 8. Hilles, Esq,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and results
when Syrup of Figs is taken; it
is pleasant and refreshing to the
taste. and acts gently yet
promptly on the Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels, cleanses the system
effectually, dlspels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures
habitual constipation. Syrup OF
Figs is the only remedy Of its
kind ever produced, pleasing to
the taste and acceptable to the
stomach, prompt in it's action
and truly beneficial in it's effects,
prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable sub
stances, its many excellent quail
ties commend it to all and have
made it the most popular rem
edy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Amy reliable drug
gist who may not have it on
hahd will procure it promptly
for any one who wishes to try it.
Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, NY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Register Bradford on Saturday Issued
letters tests msntary upon the estate oil Mrs.
hannah u. sparks, late OF this city, to P. T.
u. Smith and Edward D. Sparks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-05-24
Look After The Little Ones.

S. s. S. is the remedy for children be-
cause it is a simple vegetable COM
pound, prepared from the roots gath
cred from the forests, and contains nc
mineral at all nor any poison OF any
kind. 1t cures by eliminating the inn
purities of the blood, thus assisting ma
ture.
If there is or has been any consump-
ton in your family, you should give
your children S. S S. 1t will gently
stimulate the action of the lungs, and
enable nature to develope the child. If
there is scrofula, you should give ). ;:
s. 1t is the only remedy has ever cured
this disease. For boils, pimples,
blotches, etc, on children ). 5. ). is
SUPERIOR to all other medicines. 1t
acts gently, forces out the impurities
and builds up the child from the first
dose.
We will mail a treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases to all who will send
their address to us.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Ga.