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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-07
A LIVELY CORPSE.
How a Young Man Supposed to Be Dead
Attended His Own Inquest.

How Young Man Supposed to Be Dead
Attended His Own Inquest.
4 young man of athletic build walked
into Coroner Hanly's Office this morning to
attend his own inquest He was John II.
Clark, hOster IS years old. On May 4th
last q mans dead bO1y was found on the
trestle Of the SiXth-ayenue elevated road at
One Hundred and Fifty-ffth street. The
features were unacceptable. Two or three
hours previous to the finding of the body
Clark kissed his wife gOOd-by and started
from New York in search Of work. lie did
not write home. When Mrs. Clark read the
description of the man killed on the l. road
she thought it tailed exartly with That Of
her husband.
The wife went to the Morgue and looked
at the mansled body. She thought that it
looked Ike her husband, and she identified
the clothes Of the dead man as those Of her
husband. The name john ii. Clark was
put down On the record by the keeper Of the
MOrgue.
When tile inquest was about to begin to-
DAY thirty persons we're present to testify
and sit as spectators. just as the Coroner
took his seat Clark walked up to the desk
and said:
Good morning. Coroner. Pm not dead"
We'll, you don't look as if you we're
dead, said the Coroner, somewhat mYStl-
fed, "Nho are you?"
My name is John II. Clark, and my wife,
Ada, has been summoned here by you to
tell what she knows about my death.
thought I'd come along too and listen. 3"
The young mau aid act smile.
Coroner Hanly, after satisfying himself
OF the truth OF the mans statements. eX-
cuSed the witnesses till further notice.
Clark has been working at Fort Lee.
Though his mother knew of his wherea-
bouts Tor several DAYS she did not tell the
wife.-N, \. Commercial Advocate.
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No Immiprants wanted.

Pacific Coast Laborers' Union passed reso-
lutions cOndemning the object of the conyen-
ton to promote immigration, which will
meet in this city next week. The ground of
objection is that the State is Overcrowded
with laborers. The union will send COM
mittee to the fruit-grOwing sections of the
State to induce the farmers TO employ white
labOrers instead of Chinese.
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OF. YOH RHEIH & co.,
AUCTIONEERS.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of an
order OF resale of the Superior Court OF the City aud
County OF San Francisco, State OF California. made
the 9TH day OF February. 1891, in the matter OF
the estate OF ELLEN O'BRIEN, deceased, the un-
dersigned will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in gold coin Of the United States of
America, and subject to confirmation by the SUI
peror Court in aud for the City and County OF San
Francisco. State Of California, on THURSDAY, the
25th day of June. 1891, at IL o'clock NJ at the auc
ton Saesrooms OF o. F. Won RHEIN IL CO., at No.
524 California street in said City and County or
Francisco ali the right, tite, interest and eS-
tate OF tie said Ellen o Brien at the time OF her
death. and all the right title and interest that the
acquired other than or IN addition TO that Of the
sa Ellen o. bren. at the time of her death, OF, in
and to a half-intereSt In all that certain piece
parcel OF land being situated in the City and County
of San Francisco State of California and bounded
and described follows. 10 wit;
Commenc cling at a point the westerly line OF
Florida street. distant efghty-nine (SS) feet and
three (3) inches northeriy from the northwesterly
corner ef Florida aad Napa streets (now Twentieth
street,: running thence nertheFy along the said
westerly line OF Florida street forty (40) feet:
thence at right angles westerly and parallel with
feet; thence at right angles southeriy forty t4O)
feet and thence at angles eaStery and parallel
with Napa NOW called Twentieth streeD one hun
dred (lU0) feet TO tne point of commencement.
Terms and Conditions OF Sale.-Cash in gold coin
OF the United states: 10 per cent OF the purchase
money TO be paid TO the aaetieneer the day OF
sale, balance on confirmation OF sale by said SUI
perier Court.
Deed at expense OF purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, june a, 1891.
Executor of the last will and testament OF Elien
e'Bri-n. decreased
THOMAS r. BARRY. Attorney for Executor,
Nevada trcK. san francisco. le4 "a
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Triton Climb.

The Triton Swimming and Boating Club
has elected the following named as officers
President. Val Kehrlein; Recording Secre-
tary, S. B. Sooman; Financial Secretary,
w. V. Doughty; Treasurer. August +.
Schuppert; Captain, Joseph L. Kehrlein
Lieutenant, Frank A. Bartlett; Sergeant-at-
Arms, George Blum; Trustees-Foriune
Aureguy, ID. Watkins and Fred w. Seibel.
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stevedore Engineers.

Charles Neylan, President, and P. L.
Ennor. Secretary, of the Stevedore Engi-
neers' Association, deny the report that the
society cOntemplates strike The rela-
tiOns of its members with the stevedores
are and have been the most cordial, and
there has been no talk of a reduction of
wages, which are now 50 cents per hOnr per
day of ten hours, are satisfactory to all con-
ceTned and have been the ruling rates Tor
twenty wears,
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RrewerY YYorkmen.

General Secretary Thurman made an ex-
tended report of his trip through Oregon,
Washington and British Columbia at last
nights meeting Of the Brewery Workmen's
Union A dispatch was received from Port
land to the effect that the boycott against
brewer Weinhard is being prosecuted with
great YigOr.
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{. I Ht oCUTt Is rs IUIIOWS.
AT SACRAMENTO, JUNE 8. 1891
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Sacrament0s .......4 o o 4-l7
OaklaHds. ..............0 u o 2 o o l. 3
Sacrainentos

: y .
Earned runS-SacTamentos 2, OaKiands o. Home
run-Spies. Three-base hit - CantilIon. Two-base
hits-McGuirS U'Day, StapletOu =. Sacrifice hits
Sunday, WORK. McClOSkey 2. O'Day, Spies, Young
man. First base -SacramcntoS u, Oak
lands q First base on called balis-Sacramentos
8, Oakands B. Lett on bases - Saeramentos
Oakiands 8. Struck Out-By Hoffman q by Gar
field 3. First base hit by pitcher Sunday
Youpgman. double phys O'Day aud Peoples
Hoffman and McGuirk. Passed balIs-Spies Hines
Wild pitch-By GARFIELD. Time of gams-2 hours
UmDire-SherIdan. Onicial scorer-N III IL. Young
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EaTHtU IUH-oau |Vses J. IWO-sas5 HIIs--MC-
Gueken DO0iey 2, Haniey, Ebright. Sacrifice hits
Hanley, Sta1ings ?, S0mmers First base on
eTr0rS-San Franchises 3, San JOses 3. First base
called baiis-Sah FTanciscOs 2, San JOseS /.
Left Oh baseS-San Franc iscOs Z, san JOses s.
Struck out-By Cobb /. by Looksbaugh 2. Double
piay-Everett 10 Ebright TO Hanley. Time of game
i hour aud 80 minutes. Umpire-Donohue. on-
cial scOreT-J. w. StapletOu.
~Hanley out by being hit ~ batted bali.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-07

The Rev. Josiah Henson of Dresden, On
tario, who died not long since in the neigh
borhood Of leo years OF age, was the original
of Mrs. Stoves Uncle Tom, and he had let
tiers from her to prove it.
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1Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be Inserted They must ne handed I'm at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence or persons authorized
have the same publshed.I
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Our Sa1eSrOona,
638 Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel.
Market-street Pronertx.

SW. cor. OF Castro and State sts.-4 large and
handsome lots, and only about IS feet from Market
ST.. at junction with Castro These choice building
lots are elegantly situated for choice dwellings, or
for business in the near future Castro severed;
gas and water in street; fine buildings surrounding
this location. This location must become a very
important trading center; cabie-road franchises
several OF which center near this point. The low
eTing or Market-St cut and the extension TO the
ocean Is now under agitation. and when complete
this property must be worth triple its present value
The extension Of Sixteenth ST. is now an assured
fact.
Also lot on S. side of Sixteenth ST., w. OF Castro
a fine slightly lot for handsome res idence; sur
rOuDdingS fine: do not fail to examine all of the
above property; fl ne chanee for big profit; lots
u XII
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Western Addition Propertv.

n. line no. 250S) of Bnsh St. g feet w. of
Seott-lmprOvements consist of front residence, q
story, rooms: rear building of tenements; prop
erty in good condisdon; centrally located: always
rented; rent $40 per mouth; Geary, Suffer ana Cal
ifOrnia-St. cables; large lot. u ;6xIS7 Is.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-07

James Boden, an elderly painter, fell
from seaffold yesterday evening at the
corner OF Clay and Octavia streets ana frac-
tured his left shoulder
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Americnn Ralars.

American Bakers Union, No 81, has en-
gagged counsel to defend its members
recently arrested for boycotting Davis
restaurant. After the trial the boycott
will be resumed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-07

BYPNOTIsM.-Dr. Jerome A. Anderson Will
speak 0n "HypnOIism' before he Theosophical
Society this evening at RED Mems Hall.
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Mission Residence.

S line no. 1910 of both ST., 205 feet w of
Guerrere-This is handsome baywindow resi-
dence Of rooms bath. laundry. ETC.; ceilings fres
coed: commands a fine view Is in the warm belt of
the Mission; Vaiencia-St. cable; lot 25xl14.
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Journeymen Coopers.
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Journeymen Coopers' Union will
hold its eighth annual picnic at Glen Ellen
on the l4th.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BERTELING has The only reliable methods TO
I'll defective sight. 427 KearnY street
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choice RESIDENCE LOTS |!
ALSO


Dwelling, Barn, 0uthouses and Lot 4OOxI5O,
situated on the property, viii be sold Fronting
Petaluma' Johnston, Ashton and Colgan ayes
and st. Everything in this location to make
it very attractive spot for home. Horse
cars from the Courthouse to the Agricultural
Grounds pass this property. Water piped to
the premises. sz5- Free conveyance to and
free collation. Supplied by the Grand Hotel
Santa Rosa on the grounds.
TERMS-One-third cash. balance in one and two
years; interest per cent, payable quarterly.
Santa Rosa is supplied with the main trunk line
OF the Donahue brOad-gauge (San Francisco and
North Pacific Railway Company, also the Southern
Paclhc system, giving direct communication with
the eastern, southern and northern exit from the
State to the fruit markets of those districts; is
great fruit-cannng center and prominent as great
dairy, wine and gram CENTER is OF the most
promising interior cities or the State, and is grow
ing into importance rapidly. There is city in
the State with more promising future. Investing
for the present and future in this city will be eiae
ing investments where the returns must pay largely
IN not only the radical advance that must take
place. but for the income dividends from the prop
erty City supplied with electric lights, gas and
water works
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Western Addition Residence.

H. side GO. 1879 of Steiner st, 12:6 feet g. OF
Ellis bay window; 3 rooms. laundry, ETC.; 5 man
tells; basins: papered and painted; large base
mebt; brick foundation; fine flower garden; In
TACT a perfect home: examine it; Ellis, Turk aud
GeaFy-St. cars: lot zjxlO3;lL,.
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Pacific Heights Residence.

S. side NO 1920 of Green ST.. 1895 feet E OF
Oetayiai new; stories; bay windows: rooms
and BATH; electric bells; mirrors and tiled manteIs;
choice neighburhoOd; fine view street in good con-
clifton; cement stone walk; Union-st. cable; lot
% :6x137 %.
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0. F.VOH RHEIH { co.,
AUGTIONEERS
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate, With Will Annexed.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF an
der of resale Of the Superior Court of the City and
County OF San Francisco. State of California, made
the 9th day oil February. S9l. in the matter Of
the estate of DA TEL U'BRIEN. deceased, the I'M
derSigned viii sell at pubic auction to the highest
America, and subject TO confirmation by the Supe-
rior Court in and for the City aud County of san
Francisco. State of California. on THURSDAY, the
2bth day of June, 1891, at II o'clock NJ the auc-
524 California ST., in said City and County of San
Francisco all the right title interest and estate OF
the said DANIEL OBRIEN at the time Of his
death, and all right title and INTEREST that the said
estate has by operation of law otherwise
qureu other than i'll addition to that of the said
DANIEL 0'BRIEN at the time of his death, of, in
aud to all that certain piece parcel of land being
situate in the City and County of San Francesca,
State of California, aud bounded and described as
follows to wit;
Commencing at a point on the westerly line OF
Florida ST. distant eightynine (S9) feet and three
a. inches northery from the nOrthwesterly corner
OF Florida and Napa street NOW Twentieth street)
running thence nOrtherly along the said westerly
line of Florida street forty (40) feet; thence al
right angles westerly and paraliei with Napa street
right angles suutherly forty t40l feet; and thence
at right angles eaSterly and parallel with Napa
(now called Twentieth) street one hundred (10O1
feet to the point of commencement.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash in gold coin
OF the United States: 10 per cent OF the purchase
money to be paid TO the anetiOneer the day of
sale, balance confirmation of sale By said Supe-
rioT Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
Dated San Francisco, june l, 1891.
JOHN F. GORMLEl,
Administration with the will annexed, of the estate
OF DANIEL O'BRfEN, deceased.
TH0S. f. BARRY, attorney for executor, Ne
vada Block, San Francisco jed I'd
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BILLIARD TABLES

TOR SALE Bl 20 PER Cs.A I LtsS THAN ANY
+ other house in u $lOO Hpwdr,l: hniae3s eStAD-
lished 1896 go medatS AWARDED 1882, 1883. 1854
q. LIEs-tAr I-LD. 945 toiso "A
No dIunnerS. DIS SaIuTa TN -
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Pacific Heights-French Flats.

S. side NOS. 1888 and 1851 of Green ST. 1856
feet h. OF 0ctavia building contains French flats
OF and rooms. bath, etc: rents $j7 50 per
month examine this property; Pacifc-ave. and
UniOn-st. cables loL % Ok 81 d
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Probate Sale Downtown Ivest-
ment Property,

E. line tNo. 502) Stockton ST., bet. Bush and Pine,
about 70 feet y. of Bush St: 3-Story and base
ment brick building containing II rooms; every
thing Al condition. mirror mautels; electric wires;
chandeliers; sutlbIe location for physician; Offices
etc: lot 26x40:2; terms CASH subject to eOnfrma-
ton of the Probate Court.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

And Surgical REQUISITES,
CONSISTING Of.
One Elegant Halet, Davis Il Co.'S Upright Piano OF
magnificent tone. cost $500;
One Handsome Mahogany-frame Parlor Set, covered,
in French Tapestry:
Several Odd Pieces of Very Fine Parlor Furniture
in SILK Tapestry covering;
One Almost New Domestic Sewing Machine.
Elegant ChiffOnieTs; Oak and Sixteenth Century
Finish Bookcases: Parlor Tables. DlRing-rOOm
Table and Chairs; 2 Elegant Burr Folding Beds.
Oak Bed Chamber Sets in u aud full sizes with fine
Hair and Spring Mattresses; ) Elegant Smyrna
Rugs. size 9xl2 feet. and also smaller Rugs.
ChiHaware, etc. Physicians attention Is called
to the almost Pale Board with Galvanc
Cells, ElectrOcodes, Operating Table OF latest
Improvement. Physicians Desk fitted for Hom-
eopathic Bottles this is as good and Ia
perfect order. II. j. LEUTHOLTZ & CO.,
lei 2t AuctioneerS
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Pacific Northwest Leaene
HIS AGE Is 1913.

SEATTLE, June 6. PortIands II, Sc
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Business Pronerty.

n. line NO. 662} OF Howard ST.. 120 feat E. OF
3D.; contains house OF 10 ROOMS: the location is a
business proposition and to-day would be occupied
for business if properly improved; lot 20x55.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-26
INFERNAL MACHINES
One Is Sent to the Wife of Min
lister COnStanS.
4 PLAN TO KILL A CASHIER
1t Miscarried- Wiuchesters Against Razor
stormy" Jordon's suspension Of
Sentence Revoked.

PARIS, July 25.-It became known to- day
that an attempt had been made to asssssi
nate Mime. Carnot, wife of the president of
the French republic. She received pack
age from Toulon which contained what ap-
peared to be Roman Catholic mass book.
Upon examination OF this present the
leaves apparently were stuck together with
varnish or mucilage. This caused still
more careful examination to be made and it
was found the interior of the book had been
cut away after the manner sometimes
adopted by smugglers and the book filed
with a powerful illuminate powder. No
clue, according to the police, has been
found as to who sent her the Internal ma
chine, although the postoffice and police au-
thorities of Toulon are said to be on the
track of the perpetrators of the outrage.
No reason is known for the attempt
upon the life of Mime. Carnot, and the con-
clusion arrived at is that the would-be
assassin really intended to take the life of
the president and supposed package to
Nine. Carnot would be carelessly opened
by the president, while package addressed
to himself might be carefully opened By
an attendant. Of course, this is only
theory.
The report of the attempted assassina-
tion is the talk of Paris and has caused
considerable Indignation. Some people
connect this alleged attempt upon the
presidents life with the recent defeat of
the French government in the chamber Of
deputies, with the Boulangist agitators,
with the Alsace-L Lorraine passport regula-
tons debate, and other similar matters, but
it would not be surprising if the whole
matter turned out to be the work Of dan
gerous lunatic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-26
A RAILWAY WRECK
An Excursion Train Run into
by a Freight Train.
Three People Are Killed 0utright-A Score
of Injured Passengers OF the
Dead and Wounded.

DAYTON, Ohio, July "a wreck oc-
Cured on the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton road at Middletown station near
here tonight. At least five and perhaps
seven were killed, while the number Of
wounded is estimated at twenty.
The employees of the National Cash
Register company were given a picnic at
Wooodsdale park today by that company.
They were returning on special of
fourteen cars and the train was being run
onto side track al Middletown, when a
freight train crashed into the next TO the
rear car This car was full of people, and
with two others, also crowded, was totally
wrecked. Some of the passengers who were
on that train reached here at mid
night on the Big Four express. but give
put meagre details of the disaster. a boy
named Patterson was cut IN three pieces.
A woman named Fryer was killed, and a
little girl, name unknown, died shortly
after being taken from the debris. The
names of the other injured cannot be
learned until the relief train reaches here.
Nearly all the people in the two cars were
injured, some being frightfully mangled.
The railroad officials furnish the follow
ing: The dead are: Frank Slmoner, Lii
lie Trice Young Patterson. These three
are the only ones whom we haye any def
mite account being killed.
The injured are: O'Rappler. p. Short
hill, Frank Patterson, William Ammon,
A. Schle-in, Mark Limerick, Allen Ber-
uard, W. Thompson, Mary Grain, Nellie
Fritz, Mrs. Beason, Squire. Murphy,
Jos eph Cleat, Joseph Swardelie and Edith
Tritt. Several of these are fatally hurt.
The company sent two Pullman cars from
Cincinnati tonight to take the injured to
Dayton. A number of the slightly injured
are not enumerated in the above list.
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minions is not necessary to an aliens OBJ
tanning English copyright.
A Remarkable Brutal Prize Fight.

New YORK, July ga prize fight, re-
markable for its astonishing brutality,
took place this morning at sporting resort
on Long Island between Tim Tomaldy and
Bill Hoggart, Iight-weights. When time
was called they went at each other like
game cocks, hammer and tongs, from begin
ming to end. For twenty rounds of the
twenty eight fought it was nip and tuck.
Each punished the other severely, but
ncIvner seemed to have any decisive advan-
tage. The combatants were literally drip
ping with gore. There were only twelve
persons present, including the principals,
and though they were all hardened veter-
ans of meny years of sporting experience,
they WINGED at the savagery they saw. 1t
almost amounted to butchery. Both the
young fighters had terrific hitting powers
and they were absolutely merciless IN
using them. Finally when they both had
been banged into a Jelly in the twenty
eighth round, Tomaldy, by lucky blow,
caught Hoggart on the jugular and the
latter reeled, dazed and helpless for several
seconds after he had been counted out.
Neither one is satisfied with the result. 1t
is thought they will meet again.
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Wit WINCHES7ERS
a Del,Railway Will Protect
IS Property.
THE OH OF THE DIFFICULTY
Denver Sal Peremptorially Ciosed-Editor
McKnihiled Out-Detructive Cloud
bit Idaho Springs, Colo,

DESvEDl, July 25.-TSpecial tele-
gram to HERALD. AT IL o'clock to-
night thever q Golden Electric Rail
way comlstarted out twenty five men,
armed wViIchesters, to guard their
right OF No Golden from this city. The
Denver, & Western has surveyed a
line that TT Of the line claimed by the
other com at point near Treatville,
two milesfrom Golden. Yesterday an
injunctior issued against the Apex re-
strainingi from occupying this ground,
or laying on it. The Electric people
learned, Ker, that the Apexers were
employinen and wagons and would
possibly apt to occupy Saturday night
and Sundi putting their tracks ever the
disputed and. About four hundred
men werewn to have been hired for
some PURIFY the Apex people.
The line dispute is the entrance to
Golden pauth to the mountains.
The old.le railway of this city or
iginally sued the line and secured tie
only rightyay past the mountain that
keeps out &c river bed and yet avoids
heavy gra The Santa Fe acquired
these right is behind the electric, the
Apex occug the position of sort of
freebootero violence is expected, as
twenty fvinchesters are a pretty good
argument ivor of peace and quiet
Later-Erters were sent to the seat
of the trouto ascertain what was going
on. Wheny arrived near the place they
were conf1sd by The Wiachesters, their
team takenay from them, and only after
a full expLion were they allowed their
Freedom