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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-09-02
All Of Them of Topeka.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Angus: 3O.-Bids were
opened by the supervising architect of the
treasury for repairing the ssonework of the
public building at Topeka, Kan. The bid
0ers were Tweedale, Topeka, S,15; Henry
Hunter & Son, Topeka, A,774: gilbert 4
Sargent. Topeka, s., loo and +. A. Beckstrom,
Topeka, S,Sa
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-09-02
Left Alone.

BUFFALO. n. Y, August 30.-An the troops
Who are still l., the city on duty have beeo
ordered to return home. Assaults on non,
union switchmen still continue, several be.
ing reported
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-09-02
BEATEN.
Other Railroad Workers Would
Not Join In.

Conference Between Bosses Failed
to Consolidate the Strike and
Switchman SWeeny Had to De-
clare the Strike Off-Many Will
Go Back.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-09-02
A Half Hours Talk,

A Half Hours Talk.
President Harrison attended an old sol.
dlers' reunion at Malone, n. Y, and talked
to his comrades half an hour; after which
the people passed in review and for and hour.
one by one, took the presidents hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
THE ELECTROCUTION
Of McIlvains the New York Muir
derer, at the Sing Sing Prison.
THE ELECTRODES WERE APPLIED,
And in the Twinkling Of An Eye the Young Mans
Life Had Gone 0ut-DoctOrs and Report
ers Admitted 10 the Execution.
How he Bore Himself
Special 7slsqram to ne Register.


SING SING, n. Y, February g.
Charles McIlvaine was shocked to death
In the prison here to-day, the first con-
tact being made at 11:l2 i. N. The
duration Of the contact was IS seconds.
In few seconds after the current was
cut off by DR.. Mcdonald, froth issued
from the mouth and almost simultane-
ously there was a quick gurgling exhal-
alton and as quick recovery like
person strangling of water going the
wrong way.
The current was at once re-applled
and continued for As seconds, when the
doctors examined the wrist and jugular
vein for pulsations. There were none and
after the examination by all the doctors
present, the subject was declared dead,
which is TO say that all consciousness
was dead and all the muscular refeXes
had ceased.
McIlvain came into the chamber with
priests, himself carrying before him
crucifix and murmurins prayers. The
chair used was one never before en-
ployed. On each side at the arms was
a Jar into which the hands were i'm
mersed in q solution OF salt. The arms
were strapped at.elbows aud wrists.
The contact was made on the forehead.
An electrode, as in previous cases, was
ready to be applied TO the calf OF the
leg if necessary. The first contact was
made through the hands and head; the
second through the head and calf OF the
right leg. Rubber sacks of warm water
hung aloft with rubber tubes to the
electrodes for automatic wetting OF the
sponges. The doctors, with one excep-
tion, believe life and consciousness were
destroyed at the same instant, and as
compared with the Kemmler killing,
that Of McIlvaine was much less dis
frasSiny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
A BOLD ROBBERY.
Burglars Raid South Side Residence, at Two
O'Clock This Morning, and Get About $40
Worth of Portable Property.

About o'clock this morning the
residence Of John Auber, q Creek mill
roller, who lives at No. 2306 Market
street, was entered by two burglars
and about $40 in cash, gold
watch, and other property to the
aggregate amount OF about S275 or $500
was taken.
The burglars entered the residence by
a side door opening into the rear end OF
the hall from the yard. A key is kept
hanging there for Mr.. Aubur, who
works on night turn. Entering the
house, they opened the kitchen door as
a precaGtion, and then made their way
to the second floor, where one
Of them went through bu-
reau, where about S45 In
cash and number of certificates OF de-
posite in local banks were left. He
took the cash, but discarded the certiti-
Gates as being worthless to him. He
also took to child's money banks con-
talning $50 or s25.
The other burglar entered Mrs. Au-
ber's bedroom, when he took her jewel
box from cupboard. In doing this
he made noise which attracted her
attention. She thought 1t was her
husband, and saln:
"ls that you, JChnP"
The burglar presented revolver, and
said:
ats all right; nothing's the matter,
but If you don't keep still, I'll blow your
brains OUT"
He then backed out OF the room with
the Jewel box in his hahd, and was
heard to say to his companion:
SEQ down, Jack"
The two men then went down stairs
and out Of the house, locking the side
door after them, to prevent pursuit, but
left the kitchen door open.
Mrs. Auber at once gave the alarm,
and the police were very promptly on
the scene, but no trace OF the men could
be found.
Mrs. Auber describes one OF them as
short, with smooth face ard
brown hat, and says she
thinks the other wore mask over his
face, although she is not sure as TO this.
At $3.50 o'clock this morning Lieuten-
ant Gaus with eight or ten officers was
securing the Fifth and Sixth wards In
search of the thieves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
= NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News In
small Space.


small Space.
special Ito the Minneapolis Journal
from Moorehead, Mimi. says that the Mer-
chants Bank of that city, closed IFS doors
Yesterday morning withsl75,0O on deposit,
including considerable of the county funds.
Attained, Kans., the most disastrous
fire in the history of the place occurred yes
terday morning, wiping out nearly sl25, 600
worth of property and laying in ashes oneo
the best business blocks in the city.
Geo. w. Kildow, a student at the South
ern PRESBYTERIAN Theological Seminary In
Columbia, S. c., committed suicide yes
terday morning in the presence OF MS young
wife by cutting his throat with razor. III
is thought he was insane.
Hoffman and Oehniger, importers of
bronze powders and lithographlc stones
al New York, assigned yesterday TO Albert
r. Moore. with preference OF s2,OOO.
An Alger club with 45 members was
formed last night at Port Perry, Pa. The
members pledge themselves to use their in
fiuence to secure the nomination OF ex-Gov-
ernor Alger for President at the Minneap-
oils convention.
Ed Gormal. the Columbus lightweight,
knocked out James Fielding, OF the Paclhc
Slope, last night, at Columbus, in eight
rounds. 1t was for - 500 side.
Hon. j. G.. Wyman, Mayor OF Allegheny,
was placed ontrial in the Criminal Court
Yesterday morning on charge OF emoezzie-
ment and extortion.
The sub-treasuary fight in the Alliance
in Kansas has been settled, at least so far
as representation In :he st. Louis conyen-
tion is concerned. Frank McGrath re-
SIGNS as delegate, and a sub-treasury man
will be appointed.
An Injunction was granted yesterday re-
straining the strikers at the Continental
tube works, Pittsburg, from interfering
with the full force Of new men secured, and
the works are running witout incon-
venience.
At San FraSl DISCO the fight last night for
a purse of 81 900 between Bill Mahau, OF
San Francisco, and Nally Gallsher, of.Oak-
land, lightweights, resulted IN fayor OF
Gallaher in the fifth round.
Saturday morning while customers were
waiting at Saltons Mill, at Bethel, Ark, to
get their grain ground, the boiler exploded
and killed Thomas Woods, James WOODS
and son and B. Waugh.
AT Lexington, KY, DIR. Galeraith sold
the great Ralph Wilkes 2-year yesterday
TO George Leavitt, Boston, Mass, FOR
fancy price. The doctor stated that the
price was larger than that paid for Con-
stantine Constantine sold for $1,000.
II Is understood that the price was s5O,oOo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09

and get all the sleep he could. The
murderer remained quiet and did not
seem to be visibly affected by the reading
of the death warrant.
The following medical men witnessed
the execution: DR.. S. B. Ward, Albany;
Prof. L. Fl. Laudy, Columbia College;
DR.. L. A. Saxer, Syracuse; DR.. 7. S.
Robertson, New York; DR.. Herbert z.
Williams, Brooklyn; DR.. j. Marill,
Poughkeepsie; DR.. A. f. Carroll, Brook
lyn; DR.. j. Hasbrouck, Port Even, n.
Y, and DR.. c. I. Mac Donald, New York.
Reporters from the leading press asso-
Citations ana newspapers were also
present.
Rev. Father J. B. Creedon, Of st.
Augustine's Church, Of Sing Sing par
ish, arrived at the prison at a. m, and
proceeded at once to McIlvaine'S cell.
After prayer the condemned man par
took of light breakfast, consisting OF
dry toast and a bowl of milk. He ap-
peared to be In good spirits, and did not
show any signs Of weakening. He was
soon engaged in prayer with Father
Creedon, was calm, and il he was not re-
signed to his fate it was remarkable
Indifference of an extraordinary GRIM
inal.
At 10 o'clock Warden Brown, accom-
panied by the electricians, left the war
den's office to test the death machinery:
at II o'clocd the witnesses were all in
the wardeh's office and were summoned
to the death chamber.
The representative OF the Associated
Press, who had witnessed the execution
OF Kemler, asked DR.. McDonal if he be-
lieved that Consciousness and life were
destroyed at the same instant: "Con-
scious life was unquestionably instantly
destroyed" was the answer.
Sand you regard the expulsion OF
sputum and the sounds from the throat
as purely reflex muscular results?"
"Unquestionably," was the reply.
The autopsy revealed that there
were slight blisters from the hot water
in the electrode at the temples. The
hands which had remained completely
immersed were in no degree disfigured
on the surface. But the wrists had
slight, blistered rings about them. The
doctors all agree that McIlvaine suf-
fered absolutely no pain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
Memphis, Tenn, Suffers From a Big
Business House Blaze.
BIG HOTEL FALLS IN THE WRECK.
The Firemsn Were Unable to Cope With the
Furious Flames, and Were Driven Back
From Time to Time Till Millions
Worth of Property Was Licked Up.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February Sat
9:30 tonight the building, No. 23O Main
street, occupied by the Bruce-Bein Hat
Company, dealers In hats, caps and
straw goods, was discovered to be on
fire. The entire rear portion Of the six
story building, from basement to top,
seemed to be blaze in an instant.
The fire quickly communicated to the
front portion and by ten o'clock the
firemen were forced back from the roar
Ing furnace of hats and straw goods
and directed their efforts to saving the
trunk factory OF S. Levy adjoining the
hat store on the north.
At 1915 the building occupied by the
Hat Company collapsed and into the
space formerly occupied by 1t crashed
the building OF the Langstaff Hardware
Company, which adjoined it at the
south. The fremen were unable TO
cope with the flames and at 1890 the
Levy Trunk Factory was total wreck
and Leuhrmans Hotel was in flames.
At IL p. m. Leuhrmans Hotel had fal-
len and was total loss.
The magnificent five-story hotel at
the corner Of Main and Monroe streets
was splendid food for the flames, and
in less than an hour was totally de-
stroyed. The loss will be 100000.
The fire changed its course eastward
and destroyed the Ruby saloon, Lem
mon and Gales wholesale dry goods
store, II. Webers hardware store and
VIM. Jacks china store, w. n. Wilson's
wholesale drug store.
The fire then started toward Second
street Jones, Huhn e. Co.'S printing
establishment was burned to ashes in a
short time. The Lilly Carriage Com
pany, on Second street, next caught and
was destroyed.
The block destroyed is in the heart OF
the business district OF the city. The
loss will reach one million dollars.
The fire at l a. IN. was burning
fercely, but was thought to be under
control.
AS far as known at that hour no lives
were lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
Tn the mcpopsId Field.

> PrrrsBuRo. Pa, February s.-The estl-
mated production Of the Mcdonald field To-
day was 20 900 barrels. The Sunday pro
duction was estimated at @,0O barrels
The stock In the field was c4,OD barrels,
the same as the previous day. Several OF
the wells which were making over ~ par
rels an hour Saturday went Delow
that mark yesterday ana
decline in production was tne
result. The only well OF importance pge'
the fifth sand yesterday was tne - Il. pr.
Carr. ~ Patterson & Jones. IL Is not
UcCrrdv aeld which heretofore has been
iooked nnou as rather doubtful territory:
n is about 200 rods northwest OF me Ola
McCurdy No. and northwest OF the LID
ton dry hole.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
BROUGHT DISGRACE.
A Clerk of Major Overmsn Exposed While
on the Witness Stand-A Startling Dis

Clerk of Major Overman Exposed Whiie
on the Witness Stand-A Startling Dis
closure. -:
CLEVELAND, o., February SIN the
Overman court martial here today the
examination OF Henry Rossiter, the
clerk in Major Overman's Office, brought
forth sensation. He said that the
Worthington and Lamson vouchers
were partly made out by him according
to orders, and partly by Overman. The
receipts were in Overman's handwrit-
ing. The bill Of Lamson Bros. sent to
the office was for only $3.50.
The defense attacked the credibility
Of the witness and compelled him to ad-
NIT that he had been a defaulter to the
amount of $4,000 while cashier Of the
Domestic Sewing Machine Company.
The money was lost in wheat.
1t is stated that the matter was
kept out of the newspapers, that not
even his most intimate friends or rela-
tives knew OF until the unwilling ad-
mission Of Rossiter to-day, and that the
loss had long since been made good.
Rossiter is almost prostrated by the
revelation of his guilt at this late day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09

gress approved April %, 1880, ana
whether all expenditures OF whatever
character for the exposition have
been judiciously made; whether
the number Of employees ana
appointees to carry out the laws Is ex-
cessive and their compensation reasona-
BILE or otherwise; to ascertain and report
the salary paid to each officer ana en-
ploye; from what State the.severai ap-
pointments have been made, and gem
orally whether in the care and conduct
of said exposition, proper management
has been had; that theyiobtaiu full re-
port OF those in charge of the expendi-
ture Of money of all such expenditures
and that the report of the committee
based on this inquiry may be made al
any time to Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
1HE DEMOCRACY SAFE.
S,,s Blaine Is Out Of the Way There
Is Nothing to Fear,
r WAS THE STRONGEST MAN
~ P.~sg,aas Had, and Was the Only One
Ds--as Had Any Fear Of-htervews
With the Wss. Virginia Dele
gaCo1 IN Congress.
-,.,, yam to ne Register.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February s.
Anon. Democrats who come from
80 that are at all close or doubtful
- announcement that Mr.. Blaine has
80 from the Presidential contest
~. n-15uced q feeling of quiet SatiSfac-
~, 10 is recognized and admitted
III. Mr. Blaine is incomparably the
-.-rr.,r candidate lthe Republicans
S',f5 nominate, and that with his name
y. ,rs head OF the Republican PreSi-
-.rr.sI ticket that party would have
--4 q much greater chance Of winning
~, November than with another man.
Tine West Virginia nelegatiOn in Con-
,,s,s are especially we'll pleased with
~ E.afpe's retirement as they feel
,l- his nomination would have in
lived an unusually hard fight on the
mr., Of the Democrats te retain con-
ri NJ the State. In speaking on the
,~a.ac,. senator Faulkner said to-day:
81 have expected all along that Blaine
r7rf take this course and ! am glad
.rst be haS done il. He is the only
rsrrt.feal who, as q Presidential can
..,t-e. We would have feared IN West
Virginia. With him out of the way the
democrats will carry the State next
AI without much trouble. We would
.ypcarr.cd IL any way no matter who
a., nominated on the Republican
-.-e-. but B.aine'S nomination for the
Presidency would have made it very
hard fight
CONGRESSMAN Pendleton said that he
had not regarded Blaine as Presiden-
.l. possibility ever since he saw him at
,Fs funeral Of Senator Plumb. His sp-
ra1rance at that time indicated that he
gs, not In a condition of health To al
.w him 10 accept Presidential nOmi-
nation.
Congressman Capehart was especially
We, pleased with Blaine'S letter. He
sad: There is no other Republican
who could have been nominated for the
Presidency who would have excited in
West Virginia anything like the enthus-
l,u that Blaine would have caused.
h suOminatiOn would have been danger
Is % Us, but with him out OF the way
ss have nothing TO fear. Harrison is
20, az all popular in the State, and he
szn0t possibly carry it IL he'is the
ruinee, as he probably will be.
When Harrison came into Office after
ts four years OF Democratic admins
ration a perfect horde of of6ce-seekers
,g00yed down on him demanding
aces. Ninety-nine out Of every
-1aired were disappointed and those
v1J got left have been abusing him
ever since. II he is re-nominated those
v-l don't work against him will not
v7rs at all and it will be a very easy
natter for the Democrat to defeat
7 N, 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
GOVERNOR BOYD'S SPUNK.
He Remembers Thayer's IE Justice To-
wards Him, and Refuses to Clasp His
Proffered Hand.

wards Him, and Refuses to Clasp His
Proffered Hand.
OMAHA, NEB., February s.-WbeD
Gov. James +. Boyd arose this morning
he looked out upon morning as clear
and cloudess as his title TO the guber-
material chair OF the State and his right
TO be called a citizen OF the United
States.
The Governor at once began prepara-
tions 10 90 to Lincoln. Every thing at
the State House had been put in readi-
ness for the reception OF Governor
BOYD. Gov. Boyd arrived at Lincoln at
noon and proceeded to his hotel.
No special demonstration was mani
tested at the depot when the Governor
aud party arrived, but the corridors d
the hotel were well filled with Demo
cratic admirers of the reinstated execu-
tive.
A crowd OF eeveral hundred people as
sembIed in the corridor OF the State
House after dinner to await the coming
OF Governor Boyd.
The Governor and party proceeded TO
capitol at2 o'clock. When entry was
made TO the executive apartments, Gen.
Thayer advanced and extended his
hand, remarking: "How do you do
Governor" Gov. Boyd bowed but ig-
nored the outstretched member.
Thayer flushed slightly, asked II he
could be Of any assistance and receiving
a negative reply, left the room. Gov.
Boyd held an informal reception In the
executive parlOrs.
Governor Boyd was asked II be Intended
to make clean sweep OF Republican
Office holders. He intimated that such
action was In contemplation, but be was
in no particular hurry.
1t Is predicted, however, that before
the end OF the week all OF Mr.. Boyd 8
previous appointments will be invited
TO return. A number OF Governor
Thayer's appointees have already ten
dered their designations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
Chasing Russian Robbers.

CHICAGO, February s.-A Denver special
saws: The Russian government has ofii-
cially notified Chief of Police Farley,
through its consular agent at San Francis
CO, that one of its treasury vaults in siberia
has been despoiled by robbers. Gold
roubles to the amount of 396, 900 have been
taken. and the Car requests that the Chlet
arrest the robbers il they arrive In Denver.
The robbery was committed December l,
the perpetrators escaping at once across
Siberia, and the agents Of the Russian po-
lice are Of the opinion that some one OF the
Chinese seaports is the point where they
will take ship for America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
nemncratIn CnnrentIon Onlcers.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February S.-The
National Democratic Committee has ap'
pointed Colonel Richard. Bright TO be Ser
gsaut-at-Arms at the National Democratic
Convention, and f. Z. Canada, OF New
York, 20 be agent for the Committee. >:
P. Sheerin, Of Indiana, the Secretary OF
lie Committee. together with Colonel
Bright and Mr.. Canada, have been charged
with the duty of proceeding TO Chicago
and making all necessary preparations Tor
..s convention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
silver BRICK Case Decided.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February S.--Jus-
tee James Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, this morning, dehv-
cred the opinion of the Court in the silver
brick case. The petition of Merrick, Morse
a1j others for a mandamus TO compel the
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 receive ana
coin into dollars a silver brick rendered
him by the petitioners, was denied. Chiet
Justice Bingham dissented from some OF
the views Of the majority, but agreed with
them GpOn the main question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
Another Is. Il u. Wreck.
;oL TSL,oroy,l IN khs Rs1tstsr

PIEDMONT, w. VA, February S.-An
ugly freight wreck occurred to-day on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad half mile
west of Piedmont. 1t was caused by fall
of stone. The engine and tender were
thrown across the tracks and six cars went
down into the Potomac river. Both tracks
were badly damaged. No one was hurt
seriously.
Rev. George Kildow, son OF Hon. George
w Kildow. of Piedmont, died suddenly
Yesterday at Columbia, S. G. James Kill
dow, his brother, left tonight to attend the
funeral, which will occur Wednesday at
Nashville, Tenn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
smoot. NJ Charles Town.

N9s'3q. Itlsgr1Hl % tls HsJ''IsF'
CHARLES Town, W. VA, February .
Sheriff A. +. DAVIS, Of this county, TO
burned this morning from Charles IOWn,
|laving in charge Harry NJ. SmootS, I9e
|nurderer Of Miss Susie Ferrel, OF Shepu- u
|trdstown. Smoots is in Jail, and there Is
'nO excitement. -.
He declines to talk about the Tragedy;
fThe grand Jury will meet tomorrow alA. ~
fyilI present an indictment against MN lOi
enurder -,
The current belief is that his trial will
be continued until May next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09

3 pscl1I ItteQr1''l 20 20 hsVsS''''
MARIETTA, ONO, February S.-Jonn NC NC,
huister, young man well known IN this i
,ity. was arrested by Marshal Dye TINS
lfternoon, charged with stealing a soltalie
llamond pin and pair Of gold sleeve out, .n,
|Ons, all valued at about SlOO, from tne
s,erk of the Bellevue Hotel. McAIils,ter
ldmits having the iewelry, but says lnA'
IL found them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
Took Cyanide of Potassium

CHARLESTON, w. VA, February s.
Captain Sam McGlasson was found dead
In his room at the ST. Alberts Hotel, yes
terday morning. Investigation showed
that be had committed suicide by taking a
dose Of cyanide Of potassium. Two letters
were found on his person, one addressed
TO his wife.
These showed that he had contemplated
suicide for some time. McGlasson is well
known here and was at one time clerk at
well connected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
CONDEMNED To DIE.
Young Harris, of New York, Sentenced to
Die In the Chair.

DIG Ia INC ChAIrs
New YORK, February s.-Carlyle w.
Harris, the medical student who was
convicted last Tuesday Of numbering
his young wife by morphine poisoning,
was sentenced TO death by Recorder
Smythe in the Court Of General Sessions
this morning, after motion for new
trial had been denied.
Recorder Smythe in passing sentence
said that no other verdict could have
been rendered according to the evidence.
Harris is to die within the week begin
ming March 21. His counsel gave no.
tice Of an appeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09

IsHPEMISG, MICH, February s.-A heavy
snow storm, the second, and promising TO
be the worst OF the season, is raging. The
Arctic street car lines are blockaded- Two
engines are required 70 run passenger
trains, and all are late.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
Annther canal scheme.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February S.-Rep-
rasaatative Enoch introduced bill today
a71r5pr.ating $4,000 10 defray the cost OF
tle survey for a ship canal from CLEVELAND,
01 Lake Erie, 70 Portsmouth, on the ONO
r-----.