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, 1890-01-26
The Magic Obsequies.


The funeral services over the remains
of the late E. Maggie will be held at 8
o'clock this afternoon at st. Marks
Episcopal church, Rev. Rafter officiating,
assisted by Rev. J. Y. Cowhick. The
Cheyenne Guards will attend and the
funeral cortage will be led by the Fort
Russell band. The pail bearers will be
E. w. WhItcomb, L. Voorhees,, John
Harrington. R. S. Van Tassell, W. E.
Guthrie and Ira l.. Fredendall.
Mr.. Maggie was a great lover of music
and at one time expressed a hope that a
band of music would be present at his
funeral.
Mrs. Toby, of Leadville, and Mrs.
Matthews of Denver, both sisters Of Mrs.
Maggie. Mrs. Meyers of Denver and Miss
Nellie Hibbard vino is attending school in
the same city reached here yesterday.
Mrs. Houseman, mother of Mrs.
Nagle will reach here from Rock Island,
ILL.,. this morning.
, 1890-01-26
ADAMS WRITES.
The D%efauIting Manager Enjoying
Life in Canada.
He Finds Big Money in a Montreal
Saloon.
Owns a Horse With a Record and
is a Swell.

Everyone remembers Tom Adams, the
good fellow who was iovial and soclable
wien a cowboy, and who refused to take
on Tugs" when he was selected to manage
the big cattle ranch of the Milwaukee l.
Wyoming Investment company. Tom
became famous by sloping to Canada with
SIS, 900 which he held in trust for the com
pany. He is a thief and should not b.
made a hero, but everyone who knew
Tom liked him, and he still has many
warm friends on Wyoming ranges and in
the towns.
Adams has written a letter to Max
Never of this place which is short but
not lacking in interest. His penmanship
is decidedly handsome. Here ia the mis-
sive:
l27 McGill street, Montreal, Canada,
Jan. l9.-Friend Max-Wah Whoopl
Right side up with care. 20 K" in
big letters. l have had some little trouble,
but it is all over now.
This is indeed a grand place. | tell
you | appreciate lite in a fine city after
chasing steers over the prairies for ten
years.
l am in business here and making
money faster than l ever expected to in
my life. My saloon is about as nice as
any of them and | rake off from $50 to
SIS a day after paying all expenses. D..
The Milwaukee fellows came up here
and bounced on me with a terrible bluff.
| wouldn't have it and they tried to com
promise, but we couldn't come to terms.
You see it takes two parties to make a
bargain and | told them that l had no
time except for my saloon business.
The pleasantest feature of the whole
thing to me is my ability to satisfy my
love for good horse flesh. l have one of
the best road horses in the entire city. He
has a record Of 2:2l3 and l don't allow
even John G.. Emo to pass me. My horse
is a magnificent locker and the cutter one
of the handsomest made.
My wife is well and takes kindly to
our new life. Give my regards to all the
boys and write at once, giving me all the
news. Yours truly,
THos. R. ADAMS.
A really remarkable incident, an out
growth of the embezzlement transpired
Yesterday. When Adams was settling
with his personal creditors one OF them
was away from the ranch, but Tom left
him a check for sos. When the man
heard of Adams fight he supposed the
paper worthless, but being in town yes
terday, presented at the bank. The
check face value, which was the exact
amount of Adams balance. was maid.
, 1890-01-26
tow TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Influenza is raging at Evanston.
The tax sale was finished Yesterday.
Effective bracing saved the remainder
of the car repair shop Yesterday.
Laramie city authorities have inaugu-
rated a crusade against the tramps.
A session of district court will be held
to morrow, Judge Corn presiding.
Complaint comes from the south side
that the electric lights do no, light.
Don't neglect to have your head exam
ined by Prof. Gilbert the Australian.
A musical entertainment will be given at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
The wind reached a speed of sixty
miles an hour several times yesterday.
More than 10000 acres of coal lands
were taken up in Crook county last year.
L. F. Wells will open the Cheyenne
gymnasium at Keefe hall Saturday even
ing.
Twenty two new members have been
added to the Methodist church in the
past two weeks.
The Territorial Bar association will soon
tender a banquet to the supreme court and
the members of the legislature.
Professor and Doctor Gilbert will spend
another week in the city, but will
positively leave Saturday, Feb. 1.
At the Sellick benefit concert Thursday
evening Hon. T. B. Adams will by special
request sing Down Went McGinty."
E. G. Thayer, a Sheridan citizen, fell on
his doorstep but thought nothing of the
accident until ne felt a pain in his side
several hours later. The doctor found
that two of Mr.. Thayer's ribs were
broken.
A Cheyenne young man % soiour-
neying in the East writes that he has
discovered and popularized in several of
the larger cities a certain specific for la
grippe. 1t Is a wine glass of whisky every
fifteen minutes.
, 1890-01-26

A Union Pacific crew which has been
bucking snow between Evanston and
Green River for a week, returned to
Cheyenne yesterday, the road being now
entirely clear. For eight hours one dag
a passenger train was stalled in a snow
bank. Two engines with a train ran into
the white mountain a considerable dis
lance and could neither proceed or back
out The engines were dug out and the
cars pulled way one at a time.
, 1890-01-26
In the House.
PASSES AMI INSANE

On receipt from the council of iniorma-
ton that n joint resolution providing for
an inspection of the territorial insane
asVlum at Evanston by TOUR members of
the council and six from the house, being
a representative from each county, the
house went into committee Of the whole,
MIR. Rex in the chair. There followed
one of the discussions which have come
to be considered in the house mighty de-
bates. Messrs. Kellogg, Schnitger, He
bard, Jesurun. Adams, Brown and Sned.
don were the orators. The first motion
was to reduce the committee membership
from ten to three. 1t now came out, in
speaking Of expense that transportation
within the territority had been provided
or the house and that several members
, 1890-01-26

had already received their passes. The
west end men and Mr.. Kellogg were for
the big committee. A compromise was
made and the visiting board will consist OF
FIVE members and their expenses shall not
exceed $3.50, provided the council agrees.
The Rawlins penitentiary and the Uni
versity at Laramie are to be visited by the
insane committee.
COUNTY BIG HORN.
Mr.. Pickett, Fremont, has given notice
in the house that he will soon introduce
a bill tor an act to create the county of
Big Horn and to amend the appropria-
ton and county division bill passed by
the last legislature. The new county
will be in the Big Horn basin, to be cut
from johnson and Fremont. Every
body knows that the proposed thirteenth
county is a grand section.
H CHICAGO IDEA.
Consideration of Mr.. KellogQ's me
mortal urging congress to locate the
worlds fair OF 1892 at Chicago was
spirited and quite interesting. The father
of the petition supported Chicago in a
speech filed with Western sentiment.
Mr.. Burritt held that the assembly
should be n~on.committal in the premises,
that there was no precedent for en-
dorsement of location and that iavorinR
Chicago or any other place would create
antagonism to Wyoming's suit for state
hood. Messrs. Schnitger, Hebard and
Jeserun led the New York champions.
After favorable action on the original
memorial had been recommended by the
whole house committee, Mr.. David in
the chair. this action was reconsidered
and the document sent to Mr.. Rusk's
committee on statehood and memorials.
IMPORTANT MEASURES.
These bills were road a first time and
referred:
Authorizing the several boards of coun-
ty commissioners to fix bounties below a
certain limit, on the scalps of predatory
wild animals. By Mr.. Adams.
Reducing the rate of interest on county
and territorial warrants to 6 per cent,
from 8. By Mr.. Jesurun.
Allowing Incorporated towns to regu-
late gambling. By Mr.. Thomas. This
makes the Buffalo incorporation act APP
ply to all municipalities and Is especially
for the reliet of Rock Springs. Another
bill BY Mr.. Thomas repeats that section OF
gaming license act which EXPIRE ssly
stipulates that no town government shall
have power to prohibit or suppress gamb-
ling. The gentleman wishes a local op-
ton gaming law.
EXEMPT FIREMEN.
Mr.. Burritt's bill to exempt the first
thirty active members of each fire COM
pany from jury service, being the reenact-
of a law repealed by error, was IA
vored by the house, but was again re-
ferred that it might be made to cover
the subject more fully.
H MESSAGE REFERRED.
Speaker Downey's reference OF the
governors message is ON several pages of
type written matter. The sections are
sent to various committees.
The house has adjourned to 1890
Monday and the council to II a. IN. of
that day.
, 1890-01-26
Probate Notice.

TO tohom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given hat the will of
Alonzo Martin. deceased, was on this, the
Sd day OF January, A. D., 1890, filed
with the undersigned, Judge of probate
in and for the county Of Laramie, in the
territory OF Wyoming. and %thereupopi il was
ordered hat Thursday, the both day of
January, A. D, 1890 be fixed as the day
for proving said will.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
probate court. this Sd day of January,
A. D., 1890.
(sEALl ISAAC BERGMAN,
Judge of Probate.
, 1890-01-26

All lovers of music should attend Mr..
Sellick's concert on Thursday evening
next at Keefe hall. Chevenne's most
popular musicians-amateur and profess
sional-will take part. Tickets, so cents,
now on sale at the drug stores of Rhodes
4 Troxell, G. w. Hoyt and B. B. David,
, 1890-01-26

In the supreme court yesterday the mo
ton for a new trial for Palmerston, the
Laramie burglar, was overruled. A de
cision somewhat favoring Mr.. Dole was
rendered in the Dole Hecht case. There
was argument in the cause of Roy and
the Union Mercantile company.
, 1890-01-26

The Rhodes & Troxell base ball club
has perfected its business organization
for the season. These are the officers.
Manager, Phil K~errigan; secretary,
Frank Spauldingi treasurer, Frank Vree
land: committee of arrangements Jas.
Mcclure, Frank Spaulding, John Stow.
, 1890-01-26

Geo. Burnham, from whom Glafcke
Bros. purchased the store in the Chey-
enne National bank block. reached New
castle with both his feet badly frozen.
At first it was thought that amputation
would be necessary.
, 1890-01-26

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results. or in case of
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan You can buy from our ad-
vertised druggist Il bottle of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case.
when used Tor any affection of throat,
lungs or chest, such as consumption, in.
fammation of lungs. bronchitis, asthma.
.whooping cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste. perfectly
safe, and can he depended upon. Trial
bottles free at B B. David's drug store.
, 1890-01-26
All Settled.

The capitol commissioners yesterday
made a final settlement with Contractor
Keefe The figures were as previously
given in this paper.
, 1890-01-26
School Attendance,

There was enrolled in the eighteen de-
partments of the city public schools last
weeks SSI pupils. The average daily
attendance was 7l6. But twenty.three
pupils were tardy during the week.
, 1890-01-26
Notice.

The members of the Pioneer Associa,
ton of 1867, are requested to meet at the
city hall this Goth day of January, 1890.
at 2:30 p IN. prompt, to attend the
funeral OF F. Nagle.
j. r WHITEHEAD,
President.
w Al N.r Snn
, 1890-01-26

Ohio, Home mnde apple butter, the
real old fashioned article ut
b s JOHNSTON Dc co.
, 1890-01-26
THE MESSAGE REFERRED.

Speaker Downey's reference OF the
governors message is ON several pages of
type written matter. The sections are
sent to various committees.
The house has adjourned to 1890
Monday and the council to II a. IN. of
that day.
, 1890-01-26

1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1890-01-26

Mr.. Burritt's bill to exempt the first
thirty active members of each fire COM
pany from jury service, being the reenact-
ment of a law repealed by error, was IA
vored by the house, but was again re-
ferred that it might be made to cover
the subject more fully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-17
THE COMING ElBMEs,

Fist of tho Pnrtielpants-Aa Attractive
Programme Of Dances.
The coming kirmes, for the benefit Of
tho Ladies' Hospital Association, bids
fair to be one Of the most attractive and
memorable events OF the character eyer
seen in Wheeling.
THE minuet will be chaperoned by
Mrs. T. G. Motfst; the Fishers Hsrn.
pipe, by Mrs. Joseph Metcalf; the Clip.
sy dance, by Mrs. ]. F. Merriman the
Hollanders, by Miss Mary Dickey; the
Irish dance, by Mrs. Robert ]. Reed !;
the Spanish dance, by. Miss Sue Met.
calf, and the Baby Nation, by Mrs. W.
F. Butler. The Dance OF the Seasons
will be conducted by Miss Jennie Bra.
dyi the American dance, by Miss
Emma stamm, aud the Indian Moon
dance, BY Mrs. Rev. DR.. R. r. Swope.
inc following are the participants SO
Dance OF the seasons-sirs. Hullihen
Quarter, Mrs. J. List, Alrs. W, Wilson
Mrs. W. y. Lukens, Mre, G. Brown
Misses Bette Mcclure, D Anna CIark
Emma Blond, Mollies PAUL.. Carrie
Brues, Susie Tugeles, Sidney OFT, Mary
McMechen, Anna Cumming, 7. Burke
Gussie Hupp, Mary Heyman, Sadie
Gundling, Kate Harden, Of Steuben.
vile; Kate White, Minnie Lorinp, Hulda
Delaplain and Lou Cumming, 49,.
Spanish Dance---Misses Emily Camp.
bell, Jessie Berger, Jennie Miller, Ella
House, Allie Brown, Lydia McMechen,
Messrs. George Baird, Sam. HaIlett, W.
A. Wilson, Fred Spillman, Al. Shafrer
and Charles List. 3ts ,l l.I 81
Holland Dance-Mieses Annie Steven.
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A large audience, unusually select for
Saturday night, witnessed the presenta.
ton oil Faust" burlesQue, ut the
Opera House Saturday night. The per-
formauce was artistic and enjoyable, and
the costumes picturesque, while the
company was made up OF fresh and
attractive voices and faces. Miss Mackaye
was very charming DR.. Faust after the
transformation, Miss Wilmot as Ialen.
tine, Mr.. seveer as SieIsi, Mr.. Osborne
as Mtph;Siopheles and Happy Dick"
Turner az Brander, were all that the
most critical could desire. Miss
Duryea asuarsaerite would be credit to
any opera company. She has fine
voice and is very competent artist.
Miss Dressler is the only lady comedian
worthy OF the name who has appeared
here. She is great as Martha. The skirt
dance by Misses Ward and Neil was ar
tistic and graceful. The marches and
choruses were all well executed. As q
whole the piece was creditable aud en-
teltaining, and above the average OF such
things seen here. 1t will be given at
Beilaire tonight.
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ASSAKB Cn4RNsE IL llVC.
uo is Caught BY II Policeman while Rob

ue Is Caught BY II Policeman while Rob.
b.ng another Mnn.
Early yesterday morning Sam Chev.
ron end George Wyckoir left Carter's
saloon, ut Twentieth and Main streets,
together. WyckcE vas under tho inAa.
ence Of liquor and Officer Wilkie feeling
suspicious, secreted himself in n door.
way and watched them.
Ohovron led WyckoU across the street
near the scales, and in another minute
Wyckotf was crying 10 Chevron 10 keep
out OF his pockets. Wilkie ran across
the street and found Chevron in the act
Of going through Wyckod 3 pockets.
Utevron was locked up, and had a
preliminary hearing in the Jail before
Justice Davis, who sent him to Jail in de-
fault OF bond for q final hearing this
morning. Justice Davis hopes TO have
the hearing over so that II the evidence
justifes tho holding Of Cheyron, he can
be brought before the Grand Jury to be
in session to-day. f55
Chevron il d snake charmer and has
been living at the st. Charles Hotel. He
has case OF native venomous snakes,
including big rattler.
Michael Day, plain Second ward
drunk, was run in Saturday night by
Officer Herbert. Frank Coyle, another
plain drunk, and James Dusan, vag-
rant, were run in by the same officer.
William Bowman, sixteen.year-old,
who was drunk and annoying the SALIVA.
ton Army Saturday night, was locked
up by Wilkie. William Rogers, o dis
orderly from North Wheeling, was lock.
ed up by Terrell. Andy Myles and
James Welsh were locked up by Cap
tain Delbrugge. Welsh was drunk and
wandered into the residence of Daniel
Lamb, on South Chapline street.
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The Bennett-Moulton Opera Com.
pany will present this favorite opera at
the Opera House. The ughkeepsie
Nees.lress Gays: The opera was present
ed in such way as to please. The ex-
travagant situations were not oyerdone
to great degree. Miss Vincent is fast
singing her way into the affections OF
PouGhkeepsians. Her performance last
night was pleasing indeed. She is
graceful in her dancing and careful to
keep within the bounds OF her ability in
that line. Her voice is uniformly strong.
In high notes it awakens confidence,
not anxiety. Ono never feels that she
ia going to break. 1t is always pleas.
ure to listen to such voice. Mr..
Wolf S comedy isrueged. LISA rugged.
ness that pleases. He seems the main.
stay oil the company-that is, none OF
the others are missed from the stage as
much as he. His HackenLach OF last
night sent ripples OF laughter through
the audience.
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PEOPLE WHO ARE MISSING.
a iourS Lady Leaves uonie-An Oil

~ iourS Lady Leaves Home-An Ohio
Man Lost.
4 week or SO ago, young lady
who lived with her parents on EoiI
street had little dispute with her
mother, and theyoung lady disappeared
from homo last week, and nothing has
been seen or heard Of her since by her
friends or relatives.
Theyoung woman is said to be hand
SOME in face and form, and it is sus.
pectcd she went away with q dramatic
company. Her friends have made eff.
forts to hear something Of the where.
abouts OF the missing one, but as yet
nothing has been heard Of her.
Mrs. Mary Flaherty, Of Fremont, o.,
has written letter 10 Chief Delbrugge,
asking ior information concerning her
son James Y. Flaherty, Of whom she has
heard nothing for about two months.
She says that he was married and lived
at i72S Jacob street, in this city. Heis
twenty.one years OF age, five feet and
eleven inches high, and has dark brown
hair and gray or blue eyes.
Chief Delbrugge has also received a
letter from Mrs. Charles Carmen, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, saying that at the
same time she received the Chiefs lot.
Ter in answer to her inquiry regarding
the whereabouts Of her son, she received
a letter from her son, and that he is in
Missouri.
Nothing has Jet been heard OF Frank
Stanley, whose mysterious disappear.
ance from his home here has been re-
ferred to several times.
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MyASEsr MEN oS EARTH,
Two Observation-Disclosures DO Ut, nm Udsophistl.
Gated Hand Power Mariner.

Two steubsn.viiiIaus DO Up nm Uasophistl.
Gated Hand Power Mariner.
Tho two meancat men In the world
wero in Wheeling last night. The follow
who used the wart on the back OF his
neck for collar bo.ton, the fellow who
stole the copper centu from the eyes Of
the deceased negro, and the other ordin.
ary mean men Of literature fall into
oblivion when they appear. Their
names arc unknown, and no definite
description Of thom Is given, but they
should BIO captured and exhibited In q
niuaeHfff. LIZ
They were In steubenyillo yesterday
morning, and wanted 70 get 10 Wheel.
ing before evening. Their case was
urgent, and tlRte being no trains, they
hired Edward Morgan to row them
down In q skin, and promised to pay
him S. for his trouble.
Morgan rugged up a cover over tho
stern seat Of the skifl 80 they would be
kept dry, aud rowed them TO Wheeling
arriving ut the wharf ut about p. m.
At the wharf the two mean passengers
disembarked, and pointing to the Hotel
Windsor told Morgan 10 meet them
there and get his money rs soon US he
locked his skill, The mean men walked
into tho Water street entrance to the
hotel but they didn't register nor stop,
but walked out Of tho Twelfth street
entrance. lF
When Morgan, with sore handa, a
sorer back and clothing soaked with ri in
entered the hotel he found to his amaze.
ment that he had been daped, and was
In u strange land without money nor
friends. lie notified the police, but
they could not find trace OF his debtors.
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A STARTLING SIGHT /.

Of 1sSSIs NE oisJns III l. oeThe good people
Nhen me moon rose last night, u and ac,ots IT,
slsefy lace In letters dark aud distinc, IS
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In Tho city and wheeling Folh.

strangers III the CITY anu wheeling Folhs
Mr.. II. o. 1Iolr left for pomeroy, Ohio,
yesterday.
Hon. John Bassell, Of Olarksburg, was
hero Saturday.
Mlsses Alma aud Laura Conner are
visiting at WellsBurg.
Mr.J. NJ. Warden, Of Clarksburg, was
registered at the Stamm Saturday.
Captain T. II. d. Haase, OF Staunton,
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. A.
Wheat.
Mr.. A. Y. Douglass, editor Of the
keyser Tribune, was at the Mcclure
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William i. Hearn will
spend the winter in New York and
Baltimore.
Mr.. George N. Gray, business man.
ager Of the "Aluggs Landing" company,
Is in the city. n,
Messrs. A. and George Montgomery,
OF Washington, Pa, were at the Wind.
sor, Saturday.
Miss Cora V. Ogden. OF Fairmont, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. II. g. Ogden.
ut tho Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. K. S. Foreman, a leading Tyler
county attorney, from Middlebourne,
was in the city Saturday.
MIa. Samuel Hickey, Of Greensburg,
Pa, ID visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. shaier, OF the South Side.
Manager Monroe and vile, Miss Dur.
yea, Miss Dressler and other members
OF tho Faust" company. are at the Nc.
Lure, and twenty members are ut the
Behler.
Ex.Secretary OF State Walker sailed
from New York Saturday for tour OF
Europe, expecting to be abroad for sew
eral months, combining business and
pleasure. ,.r
Miss Jennie Neill, Mrs. James Neil
and her visitor Mrs. Louisa McCulloch,
left Saturday morning 10 attend the glass
wedding OF their friend, Mrs. Cochran,
OF Allegheny, Pa.
The many friends OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
Oscar Sandrock were panied and shocked
Saturday to learn OF the death OF their
daughter, Laura. Her funeral occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. II. ]. Felber, District Deputy Su.
preme Master OF the Shield Of Honor OF
West Virginia. leaves to-day Tor Grafton,
Newburg, Cameron and other places in
the State to institute new lodges OF the
order. Hewill be absent for some time,
aud will make his headquarters at Graf.
ton.
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THE FhrER IN FULTON.
The County Health Board Given Cl,nrs

The county Heath Board Given Charge
by Agreement.
Saturday the County Commissioners
Committee appointed to look after the
supposed epidemic Of typhoid fever at
Fulton held q meeting at which Prose.
cutting Attorney Howard suggested that
it was the province and duty Of the cor
poraion authorities to take the ncces.
sary steps to prevent the further spread
of the disase. +
Mayor Hamm, OF Fulton, who wac
present, said the situation was not SO
bad as people outside had been led to
believe. He felt that intelligent effort
would at least prevent the further raw
ages Of the fever, and perhaps save lives
that would otherwise hsyo seen lost.
1t was decided that the well and vault
which have been much talked about as
the cause Of tie trouble, should be filed
up and abandoned.
Those present finally reached the
unanimous conclusion that, in view Of
the gravity of the situation, it would be
best not 10 have any claehiug OF author.
ity With the local Health Board, and
that body will be allowed to take entire
charge Of the matter. The Fulton
Council, however, will retain its au.
thority. hi
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y HOMER WELLS,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS

No. soos MAN sTrlrr.
I aoll Wheeling, WA