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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
4 SERIOUS WRECK
On Illinois Central, Knights Of
Pythias Excursion.
One Killed and Fire Wounded. Lucky
Escape non Terrible Disaster.
Committed to jail tor Arsou-Rival
ios the Ice Trust.

CHICAGO. July THE Journals kanka-
kee. ILL.,, special. says; The most serious
wreck the Illinois Central Railroad had ex-
perienced for several year, occurred st
Manteno Of O'Clock this morning. A spc-
ciAi excursion train of fourteen cars, carry
ing 600 Knishss Of Pythias aud ladies to
the Biennial Supreme Lodge At Milwaukee,
derAiled at tbe switch while entering . vii
lase at the speed OF IS miles an hour. The
accident vas caused by loop switch bolt
being shaken out Of place by the passage
Of . train. The four forward care kept
the main track: the remainder Of the train
ssood upon the siding. When the train
broke, the chair car, occupied by the East
St Louis contingent. turned upon its side,
and the occupants. numbering fIty, we're
hurled with great violence against the side
Of the car. The sudden stoppage Of the
train prevented long list of casualties J.
II. Crowder. of Waco, Texas, aged 80.
standing on the platform Of the car, MAS
killed. Five were wounded. all in the East
ST. Louis car. Several Of the cars were
dragged twenty feet from the line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08

SARATOGA, N. Y, July The sixty
first annual meeting of the American Insti-
tute of Instruction opened this evening in
the NJ. + Chuech, President George A
Littietield of Providence, X. L., presiding
Instrumental music was followed by devo
tionel exercises conducted by Rev. Joseph
Cary, ID. d, Of this place; the audience
singing patriotic hymns under the leader
ship Of the Temple tluartette and Ladies
Schubert Qusrtette Of Boston.
Hon. +. n. Jones, Superintendent Of
Schools of Saratoga, Hon. Andrew s.
Draper OF Albany, State Supe rintendent Of
Public Instruction, and Prof. Walter B
Gunnison of Brooklyn, President of the
New York State Teachers Association. de
lvered addresses Of welcome. which were
responded to by Pre- sident Little6eld. These
addresses were interpreted with songs BY
the Temple aDi Schubert Quartette. A
reading followed by Mr. Leland T. Powers
of Boston. The lecture of the evening was
delivered by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore Of
Bo'ton. on The Educational Outlook"
Following the lecture by Mrs. Livermote
was reading by Powers, and music by
Temple Quartette and the Ladies Schu-
bert Quartette Of Boston. After adjourn
ment there was a meeting Of the Board Of
Directors. Despite the showery weather
there was very good attendance at the
opening meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
The Canadian Sealing Fleet.

OTTAWA, ONT, July THE Canadian
sealing fleet now leaving for Behrins Sea is
about the same as last seasons. The cele-
brated schooners Black Diamond. Juanita
and Mollie Adams have obtained leave
from the authorities here to change their
names to Katherine, Mascot and Il. V.
Marvin, respectively. Last season the
number of seals caught bv Canadian ves-
sells in Behring Sea was lG jS5, while the
total catch Was % $50, valued at about
$500 900. The report that United States
Surveyors have established the boundary
lire between Canada and Alaska 26 miles
further east than it was supposed to be is
given no importance at the theological Sur
vey Department here, "a the fixing of the
boundary is an international matter, TO be
determined to the satisfaction of both
countries, or. failing In that by arbitration
and has BEEN u hler consideration by both
countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
An Expensive Little Maiden.

NEW YonS. July Judge Beach has
appointed Augustus G. Brown referee TO
report on the allowance necessary fer the
maintenance OF seyeu-year-oid Josephine
Estele Esgan, Who, by the will of her
father. William S. Eagan, is the deyisee of
abou, 5000 600 worth of real and personal
property, which yields an annual income of
S6 COO. The mother Josephine N. Eagan,
asks in her petition for 81 900 ayear, item
lied as follows Doctors bills, $500; cloth
ing, shoes and hats, $500; nurse, $500
school fees, Sl50 music lessons, $50;
toys. $50; laundry. s52; house expenses.
81 920 ice. s. per month.
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Another Stay for clsa sssn.

NHv YORK, July Judge Benedict. Of
the United States Circuit Court. Saturday
granted an application for . possponemens
to the Octobef term Of . hearing on the
motion for IN arrest Of judgment aad .
new trial in the case Of Gen. Peter J.
Claassen. Who vss convicted Of embezziing
funds Of the Sixth National Bank. The
postpooement 10 granted because Ciaassen's :
counsel, Aas ". Tenney. y about to take
. trip to Esfope. Claassen is nov in Lud-
lov Street Jail, and il has been stipulated
that pending the hearing no application
shall be made BY him for release on bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08

Colonel Mar,inovics, commsndsnt Of the
body guard .; Pfiace Nicholas, the ruler Of
Montenegro, and cousin OF the prince, vas
murdered In the market place at Cetiinje.
Monday morning. The murderer was i'm
mediateIy seized by the pc ,pIe in the place
and lyncbed on the spot.
Mr.. Parke, the editor Of ,hs North Lon
don Pres, who IN January last was con-
s.ct.d Of criminal libel To charging that the
Earl Of E1ston was impdes,ed in the West
End scandal, and sentenced to one years
iDprhoomen', has been released from jaIl,
owing to the bad condition Of his health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
TIE SILVER BILL.
Agreement by the coniereucs from the
House and Senate.

The conferees on the part Of the two
houses this afternoon reached an agree mens
on the silver bill. Sherman, Conger and
Walker thought thas the pur .ha,e Of four
million ounces of silver bullion monthly
would be a fair compromise. but Senator
Jones declared for four ard half million
ounces and finally carried his poias With
the aid of little coercion by other West
ern Senators When the Senate attempted
to consider the tariff bill this affernssu. =.
The committee shen met and On agree
menf vas formally raafsd, altheugh the
Democratic members refused to sign the
report. The Substitute direcis4hs Seese-
tars Of the Treasury to purchase silver bui-
noa I, sssreRate 10 amount 800 900
ourees each month q the msrkee psics
thereof not sxeeeains 81 for 81 35-l0O
grains Of pure silver. and ID issue in pay
nent tresspry nces in determinations Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08

NEw YORK, July The oil tank steam.
ship La Flandre, from Antwerp, put iuto
port Saturday afternoon and anchored OF
Quarantine. Capt. Frank Jones reports he
met large quantities Of ice on the way
across, and narrowly escaped a collision
with two large bergs on June 27. In all
the flandre passed fifteen bergs between
latitude 40 deg. ~ min. and i3 deg. min.
and longitude 40 deg. % min. and 81 deg.
"a min. The narrow escape from the col
lision occurred during u heavy fog. The
vessel was proceeding under one bell. The
lookout saw ice ahead and called the at,en-
ton of the captain to the tcrg that WAS seen
ahead half ships length away directly in
the path of the vessel. The order was
given to put the helm hard starboard and
the vessel sheared of, passing the berg SO
closely that the man at the bow could al.
most touch ii. On the evening Of the same
day the Flandre had another similar narrow
escape.
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A FOOLHARDY ACT.
|Ssvsd Up in a Sack and
Thrown Overheard. =
Cushin6 Lgain Excited 0IsP The Disat-
peari1ee Of fvo 1sn.
Fires at Chsstssvilis and 1T. Vsrnoo
Suicide &C Camden
[ Special TO the Kennebec Journal ]

Especial TO the Kennebec Journal
RoexLAsp. July The celebration in
Camden the Fourth veil nigh resulted in .
tragedy. A man named Davis got some
Of his friends to sew him in . bag
which was loaded with rocks and then to
throw him overheard in about ten feet Of
vater. They hesitAted, but - he reassured
them that he would reappear on the surface
In some mysterious manner which is un-
known. they II last dill 90. After waiting
nearly three minutes they began to be
alarmed over his non-sppesrance, and div
ers and boat hooks we're employed to re-
cover his body. This vas soon done and
be was brought to the surface in an appar-
emily liseless condition. His friends worked
on him with a will, and In . short time we're
grstiied by seeing him restored to con-
sciousness. The action was foolish and
rash and no cause 10 assigned. He will re-
cover a ssdder but wiser man, no doubt.
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Wants No Fans in His Chu, ch.

SrRrxGrIELD, . July REV. A. l..
Re, nol1s, pastor Of a Methodist church
here, caused a sensation in his congrega.
ton Sunday by d manding that the ladies'
refrain from tanning themselves. The day
vas excessively warm and the ceaseless
tluttering Of fans all over the room seemed
to annoy the good man very much. He ex-
horted the offending members to pay more
attention to his preaching aud less to their
personal comfort. recommending them to
think of iceberas and the frozen region
around the North Pole. There was great
indignation over the pastors words and
many members abruptly left the room.
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Another Big Land Dsal.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July A
wealthy foreign syndicate, COMPOSED of
Lord Anan, Sir Alexander Mclean. Sir
John Macdonald, Sir Charles Tupper. and
others. has purchased $4,000 600 acres of
land in Mcdowell County, this State. The
wild land ia covered with the finest tmbe r
an full of iron and coal. The same syr-
dictate, it is reported, bought large tracts
10 Wyoming. Mercer, aud sdjotning conn
ties. and will build a branch roal to con-
meet with the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. 1t will build town on the 81. 600
acre tract for its employees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08

PrrrsBsRG, Jsly The Brush Electric
Light Company has brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court against the
Westinghouse Electric Company asking
that they be enjoined from making. using
or selling any electric arc lamps embodyin ing
the claims Of the plaintiffs. The case is for
the slIeged infringement Of electric lamps,
using the double carbon system, designated
in this case as indianapolis Jenny double
carbon lamp" and in which TIVE pairs of
carbons are independently adjusted and
controlled and burned successfully, one
pair of carbons being consumed, or practi-
cAily consumed. prior to the Establishment
of the arc and the burning Of the other
pair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
Heart Disease.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

RICHMOND, June THE body Of the
little boy drowned at Ice boro, about week
ago, was found yesterday. near the Haynes
4 Dewitt ice house at Iceboro. by some
.ailors. Coroner Hodges was called. but
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The death Of Mrs, Elizabeth Scott, wife
of the late Thomas Scott. occurred late
last evening. She has been complaining
of heart disease for some time, which was
the cause Of her death. The funeral oc-
ours at the Catholic church. Wednesday
The deceased was about IS years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
knights OF 'ythias In Camp

MILwAuKrg, Wis, July Camp Car
naham is occupied BY over 5000 members
of uniformed rank, Knights Of Pythss.
The parade will start at four O'Clock
Tuesday sf ernoon, when 1t is expected
that nearly 1900 uniformed knights and
half that number Of uuuniformed members
Of the order will he in line. Ga Wednes-
day the prize drill. will open, for which ~
divisions and seven battalion. have entered.
Tae prize band contest will occur Wednes-
day evening. and the fireworks display,
which will be the finest ever attempted in
the West will attract the crowd Thursday
right The msmmo'h band concert A. the
exposition tuiidlDg will occur Friday night,
and the awarding Of prizes will take up the
time on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
Mrs. L'ppincott Husband Frustrated.

pnLApstoAt,. July T. Edwin e. Lip
ptncoit, tie husband of Mrs. julia e. Lip
mott, who vas arrested in Baltimore last
week by Detective Henry Of Camden. n.
J m many charges Of forgery. still lies a,
lbt poin. Of death, at the house Of his
- 90 ei-in-i.w. /. W. Stokes on Msin St.
MedforJ. DR.. l.. l.. Sharp Of Medford is
in constant attendance, hut none Of his
ffiefds erect that he vill reeos,r. Mr.
Lippincou has been very ~ for some time.
iie as taken down room after his wife,
fight. Fever ard nervous prostrssion se,
i.s a i for sIx weeks be has not lett his bed
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Boolhbay and The Islands
"IsLANDER"


CxpT. e. Z, TUOWFSON,
viii run from the kenn bee River TO iioothbay
an the islands during the srason OF lSpo. ~ fol
lows
ru-sdsys. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Friday
leave Gardiner at ! A. NJ, Richmond 500. Bath
pW Returning. leave Boothbay ut i40 L, VI
ksth. \ ~. Richmond, I As
Hatardays, leave tardinrr Mt 20) +. NJ, Rteh
mopd oO. Hath, 40.
Mondays leave Boothhay ct % A. ", Bath
SO, Richmond, y -, standard time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
conDBN sED DBsPATcaBs.
The Pith OF the News Taken From
Current Events Of the Day.

The Massachusetts State prison inmates
are kicking against the application of the
Bsrtilion system.
The crops throughout South Dakota have
made rapid growth during the last week
and indicate yield that promises greater
than ever before known in the State.
Minister Tusi. the Chinese ambassador
to Washington, cay that China in ends 10
exclude Americsns from China " China
men are kept out Of the Unitsd States.
Ex-State Treasurer Archer Monday a,
Baltimore plsaj guilty to the charge Of EN-
bezzling 1892 600 of the States fund. and
vas sentenced to fse years in the peni,en-
tiary.
+. W. lawrence. formerly a Boston
man. vas arrested in Boston Monday on
rsquisition from the governor OF New
Hampshire Who charges him with ,ecurinx
money By false preteAces from pt ople 10
Manchester.
Under the Law the Boston police commits
sioners may grant one liquor license to
every FIVE hundred persons in the city.
According 10 the increase IN the c,tJ's pop
ulation as estimated by uterintende NJ
Wadlin OF the census bureau the commits
sioners will be allowed to issue ninety. Eve
| more licenses.
| Aspecial from Wes. Rin5gp. y. II sa5s
that while r. W. Weiberbee Of tba, place
vas q church Sunday, Lis LoB,e took IRE
| by the overtuYning Of an oil stove. The
sniy occupants as the time were . Mrs.
Huse and Mr.. Wesherbee's you gest child.
The flames ignited the child's dres, and i,
vas burned to death IN Attempting to
save the child's life. Mrs Huse was 30 se
vesely burned that she died .. o'clock
Sunday night.
The Ssn Francisco Chronicle rases that
the Alaska Conmefci.. Co. which until
/ recently sad the exclusive right 10 CAPTURE
seals in the American waters Of the BeAr.
ing Sea, has nov secured . contract with
the Russian government giving them the
Il exclusive rish, t. capture reals on the ST.
beri9n coast TIE comp tticn Of the
Commercial rompsry -,iI initiate greatly
againss the North American Commercial
Company which VS. recently asard d BY
the United States the sealing pYiviiczs in
the Behsing Sea- II is believed the snsc
I win be to grestiy reduce the price Of seal
skius.
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Must Remain White People in Spite OF
Their Wishes.

Assistant Attorney General Shields Of
the Interior Department. has rendered a
decision in the case of Glenn. Tucker and
other persons whose claims for citizenship
in the Choctaw Nation we're rejected by the
local Choctaw Tribunal organized for the
purpose OF passing upon such claims.
These persons were the children Of half
breed Choctaw woman who married white
man. They based their claim to citizen
ship upon the fact of their having Indian
blood, and insisted that these claims were
improperly rejected. The Assistant At
,orpey General Gays in his opinion, among
other things, that ut would seem reason
able that the predominance Of blood should
determine the race, and that the common
law rule should prevail and the condition
of the child follow that of the father" Hi.
opinion is that the claims should be re-
jected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-08
Broke Original Packages and Assaulted
the Agent.

GrRARD. Kan, July Saturday, Mrs.
james A. Smith went into the Forjhelm
original package house and commenced
breaking bottles. When the new agent,
Gust Sieinbach. interfered. she assaulted
him with buggy whip, striking him half
dozen times before he elected her from the
room. He had her arrested. She was fined
8 in the Police Court. the amount being
paid by the bystanders. Her husband has
been on protracted drunk since the house
has been opened.
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A Rival for the Ice Trust.

CHIcAGo. July .,-On or about July Is,
If We have no interference on the part of
the Lake breezes, We may expect some
warm weather, and great deal of ice will
be consumed in Chicago. 1t is about that
time the Consumers Pure Ice Company.
with capital of $3.50 900, will begin to
throw out its products upon the market and
dispute the right OF the Ice Trust to possess
the earth. The mandatory will have a
capacity of l20 tons a day.
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Agreement on the silver Question

Agreement upon the silver question ha.
practically been reached. It will provide
for the purchase of 4. 800. 900 ounces of Gil
yer q month,no bullion redemption, the GER
tificates to be redeemab.e in coin. and to
be full legal tender. A meeting Of the full
conference committee has not yet been
held, but as an agreement on this basis ha.
been reached by republican members all
that will remain TO be done At the formal
meeting will be to Fatify the agreement and
order its report to the Senate and House.
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Ellis Island for Sick and Iusane I'm
MIGRANTS.

NEw YORK. July 7.-Efforts are being
made by the Federal authorities to use
part Of Ellis Island for caring for the sick
and insane immigrants. Yesterday Colonel
Weber. General O'Beirne, Colonel John b.
Marshall, Superintendent of Repairs of
Public Buildings; Chief Computer Peese.
Of the Treasury Department, and DIR,
Guiteras visited the island. and, after max
ing \ thorough survey, reached the concu-
sion that, with very little alteration, one of
the buildings can be utilized until the new
main building is erected.
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Special Census Enumerators.

The superintendent Of the census has ap-
pointed the following persons to collect the
statistics and report on manufacturing in
terests. including ship building, lime man.
ufacture, wood pulp. boot and shoe manu-
facture aud other industries in the followin z
towns and cities Of the second district, the
other towns having been reported by the
enumerators Auburn. Henry W. Oakes
Lewiston, W. II. Judkins; Bath, William
Rogers Camden, Alden Miller. Jr. Liver
more Falls, X. c. Boothby; Lisbon, Ed
ward Berry; Mechanic Falls. +. o. Pur.
ington; Rockland, Theodore Z. Simonton
Thomsston, J. II. H. Hewitt; Waldoboro,
George Bliss.
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Brooklyns New Territory.

New YoRK, July The act of Cor
gress. just approved by the President, will
give to the city of Brooklyn that part of
the navy yard cut off from the yard proper
by Washington street, and at present util-
ixsd as . market and in other wavs. This
land, which is re cIsimed, has not been util-
lied for years by the naval authorities.
The ground Immediately surrounding the
United States Naval Hospital will remain
intact.
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Weather Indicssions fos the Next ~
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0fics Of the Chief Signal Off,eer,
WAsHIsGrox. July s, A. n ]
For Maine Showers. preceded il the
northern portion BY fair weather; soathefly
winds; warmer.
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A Fast Yacht

HhuFAxgN. s, July THE ne yacht
Uvira, designed by Fife ard bull, in Scot
land. raced Saturday over the ocean course
sgainst one of the best boats in the Royal
Nova Scotia sauadron. Though there was
light wind the rev yacht performed
splendidly and bes, all the others by over
an hou' and a half. She is owned By
James Frazer.
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WuNiScTos. July THE Texas fever
i rseiDa here among the cattle through
out the entire State and is spreading With
g:Pat rapidsiy. Daring the last two days
kefa after heyl have been stricken with
the ns!ady and fallen victims TO the terri
b.H 1.s-sss. The spread Of the fever car
not 5e prevented and il is exhsussing thu
skill Of the veterinary surgeons in this sec
ton
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Will be Lynched II Caught.

NEW ALsASY, Ind. July George
Seals, Perry county despera 10, who uas
driven out of Crawford county by tn
White Caps. abused his wife in shocking
manner on July /. Oa the next day she
was found shot, stamped and beaten to
death Sheriff Cass Gardner, who came
on July 8 to arrest Seals. was .lortally
wounded by the murderer, and has since
died. The country il thoroughly aroused
aud Seals will probably be Iynched if
caught
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Cut Her Throat Because She Would
Not Marry Him.

GALLirz;S, Pa. july Sunday, Harry
Marsh, a miner, cut Clara Jones' throat
because she had refused TO marry him.
The murder was perpetrsted on the road
way to Armsburg, where the girl was found
some time later. Marsh confessed the
crime and in now in jail. The young wo-
man vas employed as a domestic in the
Central Hotel and has always borne an ex-
cellent reputation
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A Missionary Murdered at Salinas.
Persia.

RocKynLE. Ind July Late letters
received here from Persia give details of
the murder Of Mrs. John l.. Wright, Ameri-
can Presbyterian missionary at Salinas,
Western Persia, in April. A native school
teacher half American, half Syrian, killed
her with dagger in her own home, in re-
venge for his discharge from her employ.
Mrs. Wright was q historian, and was bea-
uful, well educated and accomplished.
Her father was teacher Of ancient Syrisc In
American colleges. The murderer 10 In
custody.
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High School Graduation at winthrop,

wINrusor, July THE graduating ex-
ercises of the class of go, at the Winthrop
High School, occurred in the town hall this
evening. The programme was of varied,
interesting character. consisting of the
graduating parts, music by Thiemes or
chestra, with Miss Mamie s. Moore, Win
throp. soprano; Miss Minnie Bete. Lewis
ton, contrslto; Mrs. Carrie Osborn, Frank
lin. Mass, sccompauist. The class con-
sisted of seven. and the diplomas were
presented by State Superintendent Luce
The hall Was filed to its utmost capacity.
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Bupco Men Play -hs Hishwayman
Act.

LASsDALE. Pa. July IA bold robbery
has been reported here A stranger and
his accompliee tried the huacn game on L.
E. Heiiermah. When unsuccessful. one
pulled . revolver and held il to the victim g
head. while tie other rifed his pockets Of
$500. He has given description Of the
men, and the police are hunting for them.