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Jews OF RAILROADS.
Banker Schwartz Again Ar
rested at Port Angeles.
The Russian Omcer who Seized sssleYs
Was Insane-Improvemsnt On
Tacoms Tide Flats.

PokT ANGELES, Oct 2l-fspectall-B. r.
Schwartz. of the defunc; Bank Of Port Angeles,
IL again in the tolls Yesterday Mon, Gay
swore out q complaint against him for fraud
and ENHANCEMENT 1t seems that last Novern-
Der W. p Gay negotiated loan from Schwartz
Cor 81, 30, signed by himself, his vile and Mont
Cay. As the latter had recently proved up on
his claim schwarts suggested that he secure q
loan on It and apply she proceeds on W. 4.
Gays mote. This was agreed 70 by all the
parties interested. Mont Gay tbereupon
made . note 70 Schwartz for $1,000 and
gave him . mortgage on his ranch, and
schwsrts agreed to negotiate loan through
some loan agency up the Sound Shortly after
this w. r Gay went East Mont Gay claims
that schwartx told him some time after that IL
would be impossible TO secure 30 on the
ranch, but that he could get $50. Mont Gay
then telegraphed his brother and received re-
ply to take that amount He thereupon made
out q note aud mortgage for $500 and delivered
10 TO Schwartz, after having been assured. * che
latter that the first note and mortgage had never
been used. Mont Gay then asked MIN 10 de-
liver them up, but claims that Schwartz pleaded
confusion among his Tapers, and said ne would
hand them TO him in day or two. He Gays he
asked for them repeatedly, bat was pnt
off from time to time By one excuse and
another VI. Il. Gay returned home in May
and also made n request for the first note and
mortgage. and a very lively scene was the result
OF the request Schwartz finally gave release
of the frat mortgage and turned IL over 20 Gay,
also stating In writing on the mortgage that the
note was lost aud had never been negotiated.
The charge OF ENLIGHTENMENT has been precip-
ita.ed by n suit instituted by Banker Peters, of
Tacoma against Mont Gag, charging him with
being ia collision with Schwartz in attempting
fraud. II seems that the first note for the
8 300 was sold To Peters, and now he sues TO
set aside the release of the iFst mortgage and
ha trut
nary trial OF schwartz took place before Justice
Burnside and he wac bound over till Monday
In the sum % $500. 1t with the greatest
difficulty that he secured bondsmen.
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Jupiter's Fifth Satellite.

LONDON, Oct. 2L-Astronomieal circles here
continue 10 be intensely interested n Prof.
Barnards discovery of the fifth satellite OF
Jupiter. F. ". Maunder, in charge of the
Photographic and spectroscopic section OF
Greenwich observatory. said he had 10 doubt
that the discovery was genuine one and
he consided the discovery to be of the
greatest interest He thought it scarcely
likely that the satellite was a recen,
capture by Jupiter. Basing his opinion OH the
fact that the satellite moves almost precisely on
the plan OF the planets equator, it was readily
conceivable, he said, that the newly discovered
satellite was a member OF the system. From the
first he thought il highly improbable that the
satellite could have been discovered by smaller
telescope than that of the Lick observatory
even had definite search been made for II.
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ANU EMENIS.
'atinee Performance at Cordray.s.

The picturesque war drama, "Lynwood I"
will be performed at Cordray's this afternoon
and again tonight. The matinee has ALWAYS
been viewed by ladies and children AS their
especial performance, and, with n strong per-
Torrance III the thea,cr and the Fukno japanese
troupe in the auditorium. there should be larys
audiences in attendance at both events The
japanese people conclude their contract with
the management this week, and the children of
Seattle should be given last opportunity to seq
them In their astonishing acts The Cordray
company has pleased ali patrons of the thea,er
by talented presentation o! "Iyuwood" The
mirthtul sallics OF Miss Florence Ivtelle and
James T.. Num-, in the roles of Gay CARLYLE and
Ebenetus Carter. create general good humor and
hearty laughter nightly. "Lyuwood" Will be
performed for the last time tomorrow night
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sightly building Iuss

Looking forward 10 u home of your own st
sn,ne Iature tine, It = Lari IN hnd a mora
slightly, desirable to' on which - build than
the tcw los now uaso.t ~ Lakeside addition
The surroundings ARE attractive, the view mag.
nitceu. and The Improvement, are %. tha t.i
The easy terms INSIDE by the seattle Trust t..r,-
psuy, s33 Second street. W.. euaals a yan0,
uau - procure one ot these lots row. snt
bu3.d when he ccts ready. Tie lois are 4,rja1
feet 10 an A..ey, a.. graded AL CRATE tax paid
sidewalks. cts wafer, eleetrlc .:sa.. g.,5
schools and good ue.sabtrs Pee So -
cash ana 50 a jaapta " .;hou. Interest
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HicycIe Tournament at Chicaro,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-The bicycle tournament
at Washington park opened today Ill the pres
cnce OF 1000 spectators. summaries:
J. +. Hudson won the first eat and the final
in the one-mile novice race in 40, A. D. Ken
nedy second
One mile, 2:20 class-Taken by Rhodes In
2:30 Is. Bliss second.
In the half-miie handicap Emerson and
Lumsden each took heat The final will be
run tomorrow.
One-inile handcap-Won by W. A. Rhodes, o.
G. Greene second.
Two-mile open-Taken by W. c. Sanger. Fl. G.
Tyler second
One-mile open-O. C. Greene and G. l. Emer-
each took a heat, the final to be run to-
morrow.
Two piles, 500 class-Won by c. W. Doreneg,
J. p. Bliss second.
Bunker. Merrill and Winship, on trip1et ma
N
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PICKS UP THE GAUNTLET.
Athletic Club Accepts Challenge OF As.
ISOLATION Football Team.

The challenge of the Association football team
70 the Athletic Club team to play q match at the
Rugby game, and the several letters, printed for
the purpose OF uphold ng the respective merits
of the two styles OF game. has brought out from
the Athletic club, through its committee. the
following letter of explanation and acceptance:
To the Sporting Editor: The athletic commit
tee OF the seattle Athletic Club wishes 10 make
The statement that the club does not s:esire TO
take any part in the present newspaper coptro-
versv over the respective merits OF the Ameri-
can Rugby and the Association games. The
club eleven was organized for the purpose
of playing the former game, and while We
do not wish TO disparage the latter il is not our
intention to play it. We recognize the spirit of
fairness III the second challenge OF the Seattle
eleven OF Association players to meet eur team
at the American Rugby game. and accept it.
date OF game TO be agreed upon hereafter. ANY
communications from the Association club
should be addressed TO H. II. Thomas, IT,. secre-
tary, northeast corner Second and James streets.
For the Seattle Athletic Cub,
WILL VI. PARRY,
Chairman Athletic Comtnitteo.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Oct 2i-tSpectaL AT the next meet
ing of the Free Lutheran conference Rev Mr.
Rode, Of Seattle. viii read a paper on s'The
Church aud It's Office
The First Congregational church has ex-
tended call TO Rev. L. II. Hgl.5c2 at "a salary of
81, no "a year.
John Gonna. wreckmas;er OF Pierce county
thinAs he can hold Office FOR three years, under
section 2,,iSS OF the state law. lie has again
been nominated by the Republicans for that po-
sition.
Attorney z. Fisk, of Castle Rock, will meet
EDITOR Harris, Of the san, the Peoples party
candidate for prosecuting attorney OF this
county, in join: debate on political principles
tomorrow night
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Pupils Of the Chemawa school.

TACOMA, Oct I-is sclal. n r Brewer.
dic1pJuYisa At the Harris Institute al he
fpsws, ar. Jeff today Tor that piAce Wild eleven
nes pupils. gathered from sound points snd
:tom aka speaking OF tho latter 10 says
they RE ycry oaicA n Learn, especially in
mist Fo4r Z The rev pupils are sir.. Mr.
Dresser s7sa tGe institute now hss AboIt 80
papils, although its capacity IS so To GN The
schoo. az CO.. - tesCE naio T. gather Ia pa.
r.is irou vat,"as tAr,s ot tie NDr;hwesL ono
oi tue PARTY ealca "oai forward to-day aa
Indian - ao has reached lis majority, sud who
o. returning 81 SIC seuoul ~ graduate - ssAoe-
maker. lie already has coa siderable AUowseiee
III shoelaaktns. Nr, Brewer .safa.l a.ooied
Indian ara formerly belonged 81 the l.uSA..up
Z al Al RESERVATION. lie = at the ,plaiu,l that
Wade sas majority - tie F1vatups aro f1tsy
able to c&rs iag their owe g~afe-tv. SOM, Of
them should have guagi-sas. e. .ea,t atine.
sAeuil iao reservation - o,slea anI tae reser.
Nafieu lads sod
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EatlY at SlelInn-

SHELTON, Oct 2L-lspec!a al. THE Republican
rally here last night was pronounced success
large concoursc of people flied Kueeand
hall aud tho meeting was very enthusiastic
The speakers were ". 5. Glass, of Spokane and
". L. Jones, of North Yakima, and Mr.. Brown
Republican candidate for the state senate
MessIs. Glass and Jones did not arrive until 10
o'clock =. m, owing TO the delay in the arrival
of the boat from Olympia. The names OF Harri-
son and McGraw were applauded to the echo.
The addresses made good ones and were
well received. The meeting adjourned at mid
night with great cheering for Republican sue
cess. Mason county is and will be Republican
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The Argentine Rebellion.

LONDON, Oct. ola dispatch to the Timcs
from Buenos Ayres, says the revolt in Santiago
del Estero had it's origin in band of twenty.
five citizens, headed by Garcia. the leader OF
the last outbreak in that city. The troops
fought desperately for an hour, but the attack.
ing forces compelled them 10 surrender. The
loss on both sides were five killed and nine
wounded. The governor and vice governor
were captured by the rebels. According to one
authority the outbreak was merely q mutiny
among the soldiers in the barracks at Santiago
The Times correspondent denies this, and saw
the revolt is the result of well-matured plan
to Dust the provincial government. The city il
quiet, but great enthusiasm prevails among the
people at the success of the rebels. o.
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Land Company 80 Put Ia Much eeded
Improvemcnts-pilin Destroyed.

TACOMA, OCT 2t.-t-peciaLl-A new bridge Is
"a be- buln ~ the Gaeoms Land Com pany, 10
span all az the Northern Pacific tracks between
Pacific avouMe and i point immedL1ely south
~ Browns wharf, which Is just scAsth OF the
freight aud passenger depot buildings of tie
railroad company at the wharf. The bridge
Viii connect Pacific avenue with that portion oi
the water front which the lani company has
filled in at cost IT S.00.VV1 The bridge wl.i
cost UpsaTds OF s.0JA
The piilug which tae land company Is now
having aced. has stool the teredo but only
about e.gp teen months. Tae piles were teredo
pra0f, bat theN were set before tie Bowers
drsdser dredsed out the old Fuyal!up river
channel The dredging lett the bottoms OF the
plies. which Hcgo uat coated, exposed, and IN
some iustsnces thai portion Was oBt rely honey
eoEbSi by tereaos "a IFoIa eisbt 10 eighteen
moainN oye~ 1900 VII have been eN geRdei
before tire piiins BOW uuder way - completed,
lDEStaLf VIA the original Milling
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 2L-The conditions to-
day were excellent Summaries:
Seven furlongs-Hyinan won, London smoke
second. Gen. Miles third. Time, 80 Lyman
aud London Smoke were disqualified ami Gen.
Miles was placed first, Comedy second and
Eugenia third.
Mile-Coquette won, Faraday second. Miss
Hawkins third Time, l:4at.
Five and half iurlougs-Prnce Decever
won. Boundless second, Sally X. third. Time.
Idol.
six furlongs-Kilgore won, jolly Tar second,
Parapet third. Time, 1:1712.
Four iurlongs-interior won, Luke T. second,
The Hciress third. Time, 90
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BkESITIES

Wonderful values today In boys overcoats
with capes nt ST. Kline i Rosenberg
Parents, see the stylish boys suits Kline &
Rosenberg offer To-Day a. from $50 to$l
meeting OF Seattle business men will Ia
held al ksnke's hall this evening at o clock
To men: see what handsome suit or over.
coat 81 10 SIS will buy at Kline & Ro,enbsrgs.
Coroner Horton was called to Fails city yes
terday ior consultation in some matter 10, ye,
made public.
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Independence Races.

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Oct. 2L-SummsFies OF
to DAYS races:
800 class trot--Is'am won. Edelweis second,
Wi kes Main third, Beulah fourth. Best time,
Pa.
2:23 pace-Eliza Renson won. Moscow second,
Don Payne third, Ethel h. fourth. Best time,
2.l6lt.
2:&7 pace--Judge West won three straight
heats. Nallie second. sarchleight third, sernie
fourth. Best time, 2:23s,
500 trot-Norchester I. won two straight
heats, Maggie Wilkes second. Aerolite third,
Anticept fourth. Best time, c;33i2
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct. 2l-Hal Pointer sent
against his record but could Only make =:05St
summaries:
Free for all paee-Blite Sign won three straight
heats, Robert j. second, Major Wonder third
Guy fourth. Best time. 2:09
Consolidation stake, j year olds-Hcnricc first.
Prince Her,cheli second. Volta third, Parole
fourth. Best time. 2:l744
Il a>s-tireei eat " on three straight beats.
Nafdwel second. Garnet third, Wonder ieafth-
Time.
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MRS. HARRISON RALLIES.
Prospects Good for EestfuI >ight-Her
GreAt Vitality Ernlnncs liz.

reaction = apparent III Mrs. Harrison condi-
ton, ami hetgfeAt vitality, which las been char
scterisuc eli her illness, has again asserted it.
SCI aud enat.cd her To rally from the extreme
Ttostyatl0n OF last night This evening her
physician reports her as someu hat stronger
with prospects Of passing rcstiul ard quiet
night ThtS Information tie doctor conveyed to
reporter wao saw him after lie made his la.t
Cal! for the dSy, sni &c then sald ne did 10, ex-
pect TO WISH tie White House aga.n before
InnrnInr
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Washington civ Faces,

WAsHrNGroS CITY, Oct. 2l-Summaries Of
today's races:
Four and oue-half furlongs-K ncknack colt
won, May Lose second, Naphtha third. Time.
:5fis.
Five furlongs-WRlcott won. Sirocco second,
Cnstain Wagner third. Time. l:0%iz.
Handicap, six iutlOngs-ChiswicA wo.'. Liz
Zetta second, Iormentor third. Time, l:lzIe
Mile ami three-sixteenths- Diablo wots. Cy-
nosure second, Sir Walter Raleigh third. Time.
1,08a4
Mtie-Lowander won, Knock Barren second,
Emin Boy third. Time. :ISs..
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BLAINE WILL NOT SPEAK AGAIN.
He viii Say Neither 'sYes' Nor "No,"
and DON'T Want tn Ee Knfhered.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-Sincc Blaine spoke at
Ophr Farm reports have been circulated that
the Maine statesman would speak again. Blaine
said to a representative OF the Associated Press
when asked ii he would speak again, that he
did not want to answer the question ditectly, as
yes or mo" would each bring comments. Ii
he declined, his friends would write him TO re-
consider the matter, and he would be bothered
daily. AT Republican headquarters all knowl-
edge of Bialne's intention To speak during the
Campaign is emphatically denied.
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THE RosLYN COAL MINES.
New Eight-Foot Vein Discovered-Th
Damage suits Against the Company.

TAcoNA, Oct. 2I-[special The Northern
Pacific Coal Company has discovered new
vein which Is the most valuable one yet en-
countered. II measures eight feet in the clear
and the coal is OF the very best quality 10 uno al
theRo.lyn mines. The company IS now turn
ing out only about Is, coo tons day.althougn The
raine has a capacity of -, 0o3 tons per dag.
Regarding the suits for damages 10 be brought
by the families or relatives of miners killed by
the recent explosion nothing aggressive has been
done go far. When the matter OF damages was
suggested General Manager langley stated that
the better way to proceed was 10 bring test
case and II damages were awarded by the court
the company might consider proposition TO
compromise. AS IL is, the company admits OF
10 liability in the matter, and is now rendering
no assistance whatever 10 the families Of miners
killed by the explosion except in charitable
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Oakland Races.

races.
champion stakes, 3-yesr olds-A walkov for
Eden.
Champion stakes, for 4-year ods-A wals0ver
Tor Truman.
Champion stakes. for 2year-olds-N alEover
for kena.
Special trot-Aster won in 2:l9
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To Strengthen Canadian In,ere.t..

LoSnoY, oct. 2l.-In an interview, Foster.
minister OF finance Of Canada, admits that he
came 10 England with Abbott, the Canadian
premier, 10 negotiate with the imper al govern
ment for permanent strengthening O; the repre-
sealatIon OF Canadian interests at Washington
CITY and other eapitols He further SAID can
ada would like preferential tai. II arrangements
WIKI Great Britain.
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airy, At Vancouver barracks; George Esmsen to
Company F. Fourteenth infantry, at vancouver
barracks; Seth 5. Seaton to Company z, Fourth
infantry, a. Fort Spokane: Alfred Nc Alpin, Al
bert Case and Charles K. Names 10 Troop II,
Fourth cavalry, a. Fort Walls walla- The fol-
lowing were enlisted yesterday: James Wright
for the colored cavalry; Arthur Rochambault,
George l. Symes aud Harry A. symes for The
genera! seEyice.
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IF KING ALFONSO DIES.
The Carlists Are Preparing to Fight
for the Snanish Throne.

LONDON. Oct. 21.-A porentous fact in con-
nection with the Illness of the king of spain is
the revival OF activity in Carlist circles in Lon
don and Paris. Signs are not wanting that pre-
psratons are being made by the Carlsts to
strike blow ere long for the possession of the
Spanish throne They are in active communi-
cation with network of committees with
which the whole OF Spoin is overrun. Don
Carlos was greatly affected by the loss OF life in
the last war, and he is determined that the
Carlist standard will not be again raised until
there is absolute certainty of victory.
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Poisoner Neill Sentenced to Re Hanged.

LONDON. Oct. 2l.-The jury in the case of DR..
NELL. charged with poisoning a number of
women, returned verdict of guilty, being out
only five minutes. Neill was at once sentenced
10 he hanged.
Before rrououncing sentence Justice Haw-
kins, commenting on the case said:
What actuated you To Kill in that cruel way
with 50 much torture, poor creature who had
not offended you, know not, but do know
that your cruelty toward her and the crime You
committed are OF unparalleled atrOcity.
Neill displayed no emotion while the Judge
was speaking but his eyes necessarily shifted
from one place To another.
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Last Nights Republican RaIlies.

TACOMA, Oct n Especial. l-Kepubiican mas
meetings were held rs follows to- might, unde
the auspices of tho state Republican committee
J. II. McGraw aud II. J. ". Corson, at L.
Conner.
I. V. Eddy and J. III. Price, at Cathlamet
". l.. Jones and W. :. Glass, AT Union City.
Col. ". |. Nisscher, Mt re Ell.
Lee Fairchild, at 0aksdale.
j. ", Iyey at Wiustchee
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Monster Rally at Row November 4.

TACOMA, Oct 2l.-A barbecue and immense
Republican mass meeting is being arranged for
November ,, at Roy. Men, women and children
from tho surrounding country will be present
and the barbecue viii he served promptly at
noon. There VIII he first class speakers present
and At 30 +. IN. the speech making will begin
Many of the Republican county candidates viii
also be present
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Boston wins the Third Came.

BosToS, Oct 2l.-The Bostons gave the Cleve-
lands the worst defeat of the series. Nichols
was in fine form and very effective at critical
times, and received extraordinary support
Cleveland players could get no farther than
third base. Both catchers did good work. Score:
Boston 4, hits 6. errors O: Cleveland q. hits z,
errors ?. Neutrality-suspicious. and Bennett: Cuppy
aud Emerson.
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pr. Brige. 10 lie Tried in November.

AtSANY. y y. Oct 2l-Ihe Presbyterian
synod Today decided 10 remand tie case OF Dr.
briggs, OF New l5rx. for trial on November q
TIE synod taxes 40 stand "a the question. y aen
TIE case was ca.ied zap this morning the taodsr-
atyr sAii the question was ou tie motion 10
stvtAe cut thS recommendation IN majority re-
pvtt thss the synod tax 40 sct.or, anu nua,4y
after tedious debate nF A1ecueF's substitute,
Fub,tAatls.iy as above. was adopted as the report
81 Tho - 81 s.at., n. 10
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Remarkable Horsemanship OF a Woman.

VIENNA, Oct. 2I.--A re markable feat of horse
mauship has just been performed by a woman
This was n long distance ride ON horseback the
equestrienne being Miss Tomasson. a young
Eng ish woman. start was made from las
bruck, from where she rode Ia Bels0n; thence
she projected To -. Valentine and thence to
l.andeek, from where she retraced her route for
the entire distance, 30 miles. covering il in
sixty-seyen aud one hail hours. she rode the
same horse throuE hout the journey
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At Madison Stree, park sunday afternoon, II
the weather permits, game OF baseball w5li re
played between mines selected equally from the
E.ngs, Asroous. Transfers and Long, hoEe..eu.
Game viii he called at 1.sl
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VICTORIA, b {, oct. u. --Espec: al NO fresh
Information wgs received f-om the lone matter
today, and the cu!y incident developing was
the sending of relief TO the Chinese encaEaped
on the besch
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Engineers Examining the corams,.

roartANn. oVt I'll l>pccisl'-A boari ef
government engineers. consisting a. rogs
Geoyga " Aegacii. Chay,ss IL >0tes, WlIl.sm
L. Klns. Mai Charles Alien Su3 Io4L Ri.
ward Barra, appointed "a eS>rtae otst 3et oas
- navigation IN the tolugabA RIVER !. "a csa
Celtic saa Tares- Mils rapids, uei a. It's cts
ta,isy AMI All proceed W tae Co'gaais tolsuE-