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AMONG THE pUGTI1srs.

II, guy Madden has written to England
1iIIT'slns Jere Dunn's decision.
.'soGnay Reagan has issued a challenge
J, jjS Sn The winner Of the Tommy Ryan
n'''y Mcmillan fight at Chicago.
eS SsloFse Dixon will challenge Young
,'Go' the champion ieatherweight Of
MN fId, il he wins his fight with
,s ,ae California Club has offered a
sr,' J, o. 5000 for Kimmick and Daw-
sS M No e9 int for in September. This
Z, Dim w. "rarson" Davies, who is acting
mai ''''n''cI, considers altogether too
llsS,, begins e !, to look as II Johnny Van
d NJ y, 'he Bradford ieather.weight, was
|elsi S~ one sports in that section have
TsUi 'sd Il ali along, and said that he
|Bsl, mother Georges Dixon. Dan
|l,y'' NJ s'Sn' Van lIecst whipped Tues
rail-" defeated Dixon at Omaha,
b., . W se' en- rodie 20 Frisco. DAILY
|vao Ils sIen iof tho first limo Tuesday.
nv r.',' Is a rush figEtor.
b., !, t!;.9eS,,oarsh authority on pusilism
tGiey must have a poor class Of
sas In England II Austin Glib
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mi BLAINE'S HEALTH.
% hes Greatly Improved Since
Reaching Bar Harbor,
BUT is STILL FAR FROM WELL
And Many People Believe He Will
yetcr again Engage in Active Life.
nd Illness Largely Due to Over.
Work-..sray be Well, However, by
Autumn.

RI n HsnBor, Nh, July 2,-secretary
.usinc, althoi g. not feeling SO well to-
NJ os Yesterday, perhaps from over
,,,rtion, was seen walking on Main
+,,ct. and took his accustomed ride
IN II 30 till 80. He IL byno means
rel man, but there is no reason why
should not be well and strong by
Itnmn.
E;,ny ialse rumors arise from the fact
ia the public did not know how sick
i wo. in New York. Since his sickness
Mere he has steadily improved. ANY
br,vbasks have been for not more than
[ day or TWO in duration. DIR. Taylor
laws hi; ratieat eats well, sleeps we'll,
Ibig no organic disorder and is rapidly
recovering his usual health. He takes
M medicine whatever, except occasion
sny simple remedies to regu-
hle Digestion. He has had no
nee Of the pGsalytic.. affection
iom which he suffered three years ago.
The principal benefit his physician can
render him is to encourage and tell him
ybat 10 do. Mr.. Blaine gets Respondent
with himself. His sickness in New
York was tile result Of overwork, COM
lined with lagrippe. Notwithstanding
the statements Of his physician and the
strenuous denials oil members OF his
hmily, many people here believe Mr..
Blaine to be broken down and that he
Will never again engage in active life
set it is evident to every one that he
has improved since his arrival here.
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BASE BALL GOSSIP.

Columbus will probably reinstate Jack
Srtel, who was released some time ago.
Carlson sacrificed Monday in the
sixth inning with his team three runs
behind.
Lincoln has purchased from Rockford
the release Of Fred Roat, who was on
the Allies pay roll.
In ARGENT game in st. Louis Jack
Boyle had the thumb of his right hand
ionopen by a foul tip.
They FAY down East that Staley has
mastered the Calvin balk. He caught
WaNinrd burns off first on Tuesday.
Slancy las been laid of by Pitts
bagh, No reason is given, but it is
Probable that his throwing was not sat
Charley Snyder is marked for slaugh-
erOcconsc whCnthc Washington players
ep9F; in the morning he plays craps
slIA them instead Of ordering them out
bpEclicc.
James Duryea was released by the
vhclnnOtl League Club. Manager Lof-
v came 10 the conclusion that three
N'chCls were enough for the club to
a'ry: that he could not use four twirl-
u e!iectually.
The Cleveland club is not likely to get
HBchGr George Cuppy this geason after
Al the arrangements had been
e5'de, but when the man was approach
&hG refused to sign, preferring to fin.
The season out with MUadvillc.
's y, claim on him is good.
Ward made flying leap bacl, 20 first
" Tuesday. He then appealed to the
lPlre, claiming lie had been blocked.
.irAer came in IRON the field in atight-
attitude, but Capt. Nash sent him
Jus position, Tucker accuses Ward Of
ShS avile epithet.
'ast before tho Bostons left home the
Engagement purchased a new style cap,
s 'aieI' at the time it was thought would
S JaAe pretty appearance. When the
s4!efS came to don them they looked
1l1'sh that they were ut once dis
S S,aeJ and a second new style pur-
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Mills IN 1T.
The Texas Free Trader will Make His own
Campaign for tho speakerahip.

The Texas Free Trader will Make His own
Campaign for the speakerahip.
CHICAGO, July "A Washington
special says Roger Q. Mills, of Texas,
viii soon start his campaign for the
peakeship agressiyely on q western
PLATFORM as opposed to the conservative
notions of the eastern democracy. He
htomake a speech in Mississippi with
hmO or three weeks, and it is said he
viii then boldly announce his platform.
lie will be in the fight with his western
,rl southwestern following until it is
tl,ahy shown that he can not get a
H,jOfty OF the caucus. In that con-
ti.ency there will be a chance for
SliHgcr to fall heir to Mills strength,
kihc Texas free trader will not per-
ntthe prize to 90 to Crisp, MclIillin
any other southern man. In view OF
tee possibilities some OF the western
Dsn0Crats are talking OF healing the
ttsath between Springer and Morrison.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. George Johns left yesterday for
Asbury Park.
P.J. Crogan, Of Kingwood, was atthe
Windsor yesterday.
Major Randolph Stalnaker is home
from an Eastern trip.
Mr.. Dominick Carey left yesterday for
a short visit to Cleveland.
Hon. John I. McGraw, Of Grafton,
was at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Miss Kate Strasser, OF the South Side,
is visiting friends near Moundsville.
Mrs. D. Kull and her two grandchil-
dren returned to Detroit yesterday.
Miss Lizette Laughlin has returned
home from pleasant visit to Cleveland.
John NJ. Norton, the Ironton iron
manufacturer, is at the Hotel Windsor.
Anthony Brokaw, Of Princeton, Ills,
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. S. McCol!
Tough.
H.G. Bowlcs and G. L. Skinner, of
Fairmont, registered at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Mrs. steinman, of Martins Ferry, and
Miss Nettie Regner left for Franklin
yesterday.
Mrs. Will and Miss Lydia Murrin, of
the South Side, will so to Dennison,
Ohio, to-day.
Mrs. G. f. Mendel and Mrs. Thomas
II. Norton lett yesterday to visit friends
at Elmira, n. Y.
G. A. Wilson, chief engineer OF the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road, was here
again yesterday.
Louis Nolte left yesterday for the
Jack Myer fishing camp, five miles be-
low Belmont park.
Mr.. Edgerton Vance left for Chicago
last night to meet his father on his re-
turn from the West.
Mrs. r.. Dunn and her family, of Yer
mont street, Island, leave to-day for
Mountain Lake Park.
Lou Howard, OF Morgantown, and
William N. Rymer, of Huntsville, were
at the st. Charles yesterday.
T. C. Gerwig, the Parkersburg furni-
ture manufacturer, and his family,
dined at the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. George ]. Bradshaw, general
manager OF the Warwick Pottery Com
pany, and his family, left yesterday on
u trip to Cincinnati and Whereabouts.
Walter spargo, of North Main street,
who has been studying medicine for a
year with DR.. Birny, will go to Chicago
inSeptemberand take thoroughcourse.
Miss Emma Ives, of Cleveland, j. F.
Underwood, of West Elizabeth, Pa,
and II. w. jennings, of Chicago, were
registered at the st, Charles hotel yes
terday.
Rev. Fathers W. Lambert, of Parkers-
burg, D. P. Walsh, Of Hunter, and p. F.
Burke, OF Mason City, arrived yester-
day for the jubilee and retreat, and have
rooms at the Mcclure house.
Mr.. Philip mcguire, the well known
and popular sheetroller rat the Etnamill,
who resides on North Huron street, Is.
land, left yesterday on two weeks
pleasure trip to New York and other
Eastern cities.
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cuRsEpTHE CHURCH.
Excitement Caused by Catholic Priest in
Cnnndn.

MONTREAL, July IA tremendous
sensation has been caused among Roman
Catholics in this province by the ours
ing by the Rev. Father saYard, re-
demptorist, OF temporary chapel cree
ted by 200 Catholics of the parish Of
Miaskinonge, who were dissatisfied with
the site OF the new parish church and
refused to attend mass there. While
they were at prayers on st. Peter and
st. PauPs day Father Savard, attired in
his yestrnents and bearing u crucifix,
entered the chapel and implored them
to return to the church. On their re-
fusing to do so he pronounced the GUS
tomary anathema on the church. Many
women tainted in the scene which fol
lowed and several men assaulted the
priest and elected him.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, July 2.-All prcpara-
ationsarccompletefort
annual reunion of the Society of the
Army Of the Potomac, to be held here
tomorrow and Saturday. Tomorrow
evening the general reunion occurs at
Music Hall, with an Grafton by General
Henry NJ. Slocum and poem by Gen
eral Marsden. The grand military pa
rade takes place Saturday morning.
The celebration will close Saturday
evening with banquet.
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CHICAGO, July 1.--Articles of agree
ment we're to-day signed by Robert
Fitzsimmons, champion middleweight
Of America, and jim Hall, champion Of
Australia, for a prize fight to q finish,
Marquis OF Queensbury rules govern.
ing. The fight is to be for purse OF
$4,000, to be contested for ut the Ath-
letic club, st. Paul, July %.
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KEoxuK, IA, July2.-Albert Parnitzke
shot and killed James Warner near
Utica, Iowa, last night. Parnitzke en-.
tered the room Of Warmers sister and
made indecent proposals. Tho girl re-
fused to submit TO him and he shot her,
tho bullet entering her check, when
Warner drove him from the house.
ParnAzke then secured a rifle and shot
Warner, the latter dying instantly.
Lynching parties are securing the coun-
try in search Of the murderer.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, July after sew
eral weeks Of investigation of the sensa-
tional charges that many thousand
bushels of wheat had been stolen from
the farmers by tho elevators, especially
ut Duluth, the Legislative committee ad-
journed to-day until January 8, 1892.
The result of the investigation thus far
has been in favor OF the elevators, it
having been established that the origi-
nal report on which the charges were
made, were Inaccurate, though they
hayen't been wholly disproved.
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The Crops in berkeley.

Special DiSpdieh TO Tie intdhgenef.
MARrlNsBuRG, w. Va, July 2.-Har-
vest is in full blast in Berkeley now and
the crop promises to yield very largely.
The storms and rains have caused much
OF the wheat to fall down, and made it
disagreeable to harvest. The corn is
looking well throughout the surround
ing country. This has been an elegant
season and appearances indicated heavy
crop of all Kinds OF grains, fruits and
vegetables.
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United stntes Court.

Special Di.paieh 10 the Iaielligeae9.
PAnKERsBuRo, W. Va, July 2.-The
United States grand jury was discharged
late this evening and the criminal bust
ness for this term is practically done.
In the case OF Fillmore Randolph, OF
Upshur county, defended by j. o. PEN
dleton, of Wheeling, and W. Q Yeaton,
of this city, for alleged whisky selling,
the jury returned q verdict OF not
guilty,
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July 4. Trains will leave Baltimore &
Ohio depot for Moundsville camp at 500
q. m, 2:S5 and B:0Op. III. Returning
will leave camp station at Gals a. m. and
1905, 4:35 and 1000 p. m. The $500 p.
IN. train leaving Wheeling and the 1890
p. IN. train leaving the camp will be
daily July 8 to Is inclusive,
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bons can go there and make show OF
the supposed best man. Gibbons Is u
weak-hearted man, who wins his fights
by the weighing in ten hours before the
fight racket, being q big flesh gainer.
When lie fought little Mike Gushing,
Jack Fogarty, who was handling Glib
bons. had hard work keeping him out
OF his corner. He was dead afraid"
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Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the
system efiectually, yet gently, when
costive or bilious, or when the blood is
impure or sluggish, to permanently
cure habitual constipation, to awaken
the kidneys and liver to healthy ac-
tivity, without irritating or weakening
them, use Syrup Of Figs. DAw
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SWANSEA, July 2..-Tho tin-platers'
union has decided against striking for
an advance of wages in August on the
ground that 1t is advisable that tin plate
DO cheap, in order to face tho American
competition.
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LONDON, July 2.-The Welsh tin plate
works, when they resume operations,
will run half time on Mondays, thereby
reducing tho production by 500, 900 boxes
annually. This it is thought will pre-
vent another Cutting of the American
market
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Special DtSpdteh 10 nc Iattltgeaeer
wAsnlxeroS, D. c., July 2.-West
Virginia pensions: originial-Andrew
G. Hill, Joseph R. Mcclure, Noah STAN
ley, Harvey f. Frost, Joshua Mes
ser, Allison Lapp, Joseph Wait,
Samuel G. Roster, Wm. I. Williams,
Thomas Scott, Henry Robinson, Han
mans r. Gray, George u. Hays, John
Green, John Pint, John w. Pounds,
Philip McKindley, Charles II. Duncan.
Edward Lowell, Nelson Pauley, Samuel
Dawson, James NJ. Henshaw, George J.
Walker, Caswell E. Brady, VIM. Hoo
sier, John +. Henderson. Additional
John w. Snyder. 0riginal--Martha 9.
Noble, Mary A. Mcdonald, Mary +.
Friend, Martha A. Heron, Caroline
Fillmore, Archibald McIntire, John
Calvert, Nicholas J. Griffin, Enoch Cas-
sada, James A. Brian, George Q. Como
way, Nathan T. Bruce, Ithiel Hinkle,
Danie! II. Sell, Charles erosion, Amos
Chambers. Original Acknowledgment
R. Skidmore.
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MANY noted horses are entered for
the Wellsville races, July 8 and 4, and
the meeting promises to be one Of pn-
usual interest ll NJ, - :.
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Concert and crab gum.bo soup at
the Woodbine saloon, l0l2 Main, this
evening. All are invited to attend.
JONI G. kline.
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Stockton, GAIA, July 2.-Thcre were
four deaths from sunstroke in this city
and vicinity Yesterday. Thethermome-
ter registered 1903 degrees.
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Turtle Soup Lunch

will be served at Joshua Rihe's saloon,
027 Market street, this evening from
TO II o'clock. All are invited.
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p. A. BURDICK, one of New YOrks
finest platform orators, will speak ut the
Sfoundsyille Assembly to-dny.fn nsuila
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For rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and collie there is no remedy SUI
perior to the genuine DR.. Thomas Ec-
iectric Oil. pAw.
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FREsH river fish received to-day at
Yahrling's Fish Store, No. 1857 Market
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IhnrsUny'H bnbe buII'
Atst. LOuis-Louisville Z; St. Louis
At columbus-columbus 4; cincin-
''4 At : Boston-Boston l2i Washing
4tchicago-chicago 20; cleveland5.
At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati o; Pitts
burgh l.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2; Boston 8.
Philadelphia-New York game post
poncd on account of rain.
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READERS OF the INrELLIGENCER GO
ing out OF town for tho Summer can have
the INTELLIGINCER mailed 10 them for
slzty.fys cents per month, postage froo.
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Go TO the wellsville races, July 8 and
4. Excursion. rates on all railroads.
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For July Fourth Mt Prohibition Assembly
at aIoundsylIIo.
9i1o.I0ioo n. NV. Q. T. U. Half Hour
ScFloH. Mrs. s. Il. Jones.
1iinO n. m.-lIcr. Scott r. Herahey, d. D.,
OF lfRahlnyton, D. q.
2l5Op. ni.--Geotgo W. nain, OF Kentucky.
Ii16 p. ni.--COl. l.. L. Copeland, Of Penn.
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DIED

DIED,
MccoNNELL-on Thursday morning, July 2,
1891, john A. MCCONNELL, in his 4lst year.
Funeral from the residence of his brother, W.
w Mcconnell, No. SjiS EotF street on Sat
urlay morning at O'Clock. Friends invited
to attend. Interment at PeLinsular Gene
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Get your Boys Waists at
The POPULAR,
I'LL Main street.
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street.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-05
GROWTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Many Practical Uses to Which the
Art Ii Being Put.

Art Is Being Put.
Few people realize to what an extent
the art OF photography is used at the
present day. There is hardly a busi-
ness that does not employ it in some
way, and architectural photography has
developed into a large and lucrative
business. says the Brooklyn Eagle. AL
though there are tens of thousands of
photographers, there are only six wide
ly known architectural photographers
men who make q speciality of this
branch OF business and do nothing else.
One of them has just returned from an
extended tour of the west, where he
has beer engaged in photographing ini-
portant buildings in the principal west
ern cities for the New York Society of
Architects. In speaking to me about
his work he said: II know of no bust
ness that is SO wearing and exacting as
this. Out Of three hundred and sixty
five days of the year we only get about
one hundred and forty-six days when
the weather is sufficiently clear for us
to make good pictures of high-class
architectural work. The thing is to re-
produce as accurately as possible the
idea the architect has conceived, in
keeping the lines perpendicular and
preserving the right propol tions be-
tween each story. Good Judgment is
required in selecting the best lights for
the pictures and the best points from
which to take the photograph. All
this demands constant care and study.
have to keep myself like a doctor,
ready to be called on at any hour. For
instance, should the wind shift around
to the north tonight and the atmos-
phere clear up, would have to be up
at three o'clock tomorrow morning and
go way over to New Jersey and take a
view that 1 have been trying to get for
several weeks. Buildings on the south
side OF the street can only be photo
graphed five months in the year, and
the least haziness in the atmosphere
will ruin picture. 1t took me three
months to get six views which have of
the interior of st. Patricls's cathedral,
New York, and I expended over one
thousand dollars to. obtain them"
In referring to the varied uses of pho
Biography he said that he was constant
ly called upon to take pictures of build
ings by law firms for use in cases upon
which they were engaged; that in suits,
for damages against the elevated roads
a great many of them were required,
where the owner desired to show the
exact encroachment of the elevated
structure on his easement; also it's eff
feet upon his light, etc. A few ycars
@go architects kept collection of tIeir
drawings to show customers. Now
they keep immense albums flied With
n0nunifif.I, vi otxyGn fl,r
their work. Some of these architecture
81 photographs are exceedingly beauti-
III. They certainly show the extraor
mary strides made in the art of pho
Jsrlphy during the past few years.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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DAILY INDEPEN DENT.

AN EvkNING PAPER,
l septsd. ~
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ii you have wife and half a dozen
daughters, you can keep them all well
by very simple means. Let them use
Dir. Picrce's Fuvorite Prescription. 1t
is good for women OF all ages. You
will not need to spend all Your wages
for it. Those ancient sages, the NJ. D.s
OF century since, did nothing but dose
and bleed their patients. We do better
to-day: We use Dr. Pierce's remedies.
For wamanl;ind, DIR. Piercc's Favoritc
Prescription is simply Indispensable
The Young girl needs its strengthening
help at that critical period when she is
blossoming into womanhood. The ma
tron and mother find in it IMMIGRATION
and relief from the numerous ills which
beset their existence And ladies well
advanced III years universally Hcknowl-
edge the rcviyifying and restorative of
fects OF this favorite and standard rem
elV.
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never succeed so long as Ireland sticks
to the banner OF gHencand would have
lrishmen now adopt Irellrd.s ancient
banner Of blue. 4
The Irish national flag, us matter OF
fact, was Of blue color, and tile green
became the flag only when,the order OF
United Irishmen was started in l1Q5, or
1898. The leaders Of the United Irish
men foolishly imagined they would con-
ciliate the 0rangemen and make Irish
men Of them in feeling and aspirations
by blending the orange and blue. The
two colors were accordingly blended
chemically and green was produced.
The green tiag waved over the battle
fields of '0S, but the 0rangemen were
always found fighting against it.
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TRAIN RopBERs oApTUREp.
Two Notorious DOsporadoes Baggod by q
California slAOrIfE. b

Two Notorious DOsperadoes BaGgod by n
California slAorIfr. S.-t
v1sALrA, Cal, Sept. 7.-William Dali
ton and Wiley Dean were captured yes
terday afternoon about three miles
south of Tavcr, Cal. Two men were
seen to ride up to the house of Maggie
Rucker. Immediately Sheriff Kay and
Deputy Witty went to the. house.
William Dalton came TO the door and
was ordered to throw up his hands. He
obeycd. Deputy Witty then searched
the house and found Dean hiding in the
cellar with q rife. Eie ordered him to
surrender and Dean did so. Sheriff
Kay is positive the men are the Ceres
train robbers, but refused to say how
no obtained the information leading to
their arrest. He was to start again this
morning aud is confident that he will
capture the third robber very soon.
The men were Of the description Of the
Ceres robbers.