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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

party at Cincinnati, June % and 30,
iSpn.-F0r the above occasion a rate OF
one FIRE for the round trip II author.
lied. Selling days, June % and ~.
tiuod to return sntil July ), 1897.
Tickets 70 be limited to continuous pas
sage IN each direction from date OF
sale or execution.
Oid Soldiers Reunion ut Gunuis1n,
Colo, July /, @, % aud . lsH2-tof
the above occasion a rate " Do fare
for the round trip IL authorized. Sell
ing uayf, July !, % 3 and J. Good To
rcluruuHili July o, 1899.
Fourth % july LNCutsiOn Natss'-
For the above uccasi Oh a ratu ~ one
limited faro from all stations 81 all sta
tiuus ou the iinu n the Denver 4 Rio
Grauie rgilr1ad " authorized. Selling
dnys, July .. 2 aud T. Good to return
until jay 3, 1909.
Special excursion 10 Creole, June u,
is1a-For tue above occasion the i1l'
loving ratea are authorized: From
Denver, sin; Colorado Spring., 81,
Pueblo, e.; FLORENCE, s.; Canon, s.;
salida, -. Selling gay, June -, ls92.
Tickets 10 he gDUu gOiug only On irilu
~. o. Good 10 return Until June Is,
] ts1.. TiCktts good only fUr u som
tiuuuus passage } IN each iirecior.
Annual pncnmpmert, sons NJ Victor
/ au-. e.. S. A.,aud LaditH' Aid Society,
/ at Helena, Montana, August sth to
( l3th, isy. For thr above occasion a
l rate Of lne lowest lrst class inte Is Nu.
] ihUrisci. Tickets to lt cold August
4ih To 10Th Iuclutivc. Transit limit Of
twenty day. ia each direction, aud
final limit u return until October 10,
1902. Tickets may be- Issued T. 10 ON,
line ald return mother, from Denver,
! Colorado Surinss, Pueblo AMI Tfini'
dad. From other stations 10 - via
Denver and Rio Gmndv railroad and
return am route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

Rich wanted 10 know why the com.
miitee on strueE had not reported on
tho alleged negligence Of Gus Wood,
the notorious Stat. street Iaving In
sprctOr, who has obtained thirty dGys'
leave Of absence 10 accompany the
rusu.rOras 10 Chicago.
WAntlaud replied that he did not
think the cOmmittoe's failure to report
would seriously affect the qutstioner's
health.
Rich-That Is all very well, Mr. Pfcsi.
dent, but II looks to me like that We
have got a man here who IL larger AMI
more powerful than this council. /
think we should assert ourselves IN this
matter aud | move that tue committee
be instructed to report Un this matter
Mt the next regular meeting OF the
council.
Wantland minated that the com.
mittee wanted more time.
POLAND said that IL was high time
that something should Ee done Ia the
mstter at once.
Horn moved 10 amend by instruct.
ing the committee to report as soon ar
possible. Carried.
NEW WATER RATES.
The new water rates ordinance came
up Oh IL third reading hut again went
over TO n future meeting.
Adjourned until Tuesday next al
1880 y. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

n0uucrd iururabic, iheard " Che CrttCtiA
b~rNluT.. and after uflnr Two tUitiOs TIN
tuuN H~LsoLVIAT,l coulI see "a change and
after l had taken four bottles ! was almost
cured. and when / hal used ..N bottles nf CO
uCuuA R~I-uLyEyr, one boa % C|UIiCtgA aui
one rIEH ~ tuTICuuA soar. ] VS. vured ~ he
dreadtui disease from which ! had suffered Tor
i've wears. cannot express Win "a zen what
! suffered before using the BFututIs. 1lCy
saved NY life. aud fell my duH iO recon
mend them. Ny hair 10 restored a. goni As
ever, ami 20 IL my sNrsiTht
MHs. HUsA KELLY, Rockwell CITY, Iowa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18
THE SCENIC" ROUTE.
Mutually Advantageous Arrangements
Between the II. q. W. aud colorado
Midland.

The Colorado Mid laud Railway, al
though It's Western terminus IL at
Grand junction, whore II connects
with tho Rio GrHnie Western, Is
apparently de,irous to accommodate
the travelling community. II recently
arranged u time card with the Rio
Granie Western whereby the evening
train from Ogden and Salt Lase
arrived nj Denver tbs following even.
ing, Kansas CITY the neStr evening and
Chicago the next morning, ami has
now shortened its lime IN ca injection
with the Rio Grande Western whereby,
commencing June l0th, the morning
flyer No. trOm Ogien aud Salt Lake
Cay will arrive ~ Denver the follow
ing morning ut $50 a. n., arriving at
Chicago the next Jay Mt .;l5 r. m, For
instance, leaving Ogden o. SAT- Laae
City Saturday morning the train viii
| arriv. IN Denver sunday morning and
in Chicago Monday afternoon at 2;la
i'm ample time to connect with
the last trains Tor all the eastern cities.
The Rio Grande Western and Colo.
rado Midland are In the front row, and
their cOmmenuable ellofls IN looking
after matters Ut comfort, speed and
safety for their patrons viii be appre.
| ciated by Utah people, as these famous
lines are now Offering TO tho people ~
/ fast, and ia some instances faster, time
than made by amy other roais, com.
binod with the advantages VI scenic
attractions which are offered by no
other lines In the United Statea.
EXCURSION RATES.
The Denver and Rio Grande West.
ern has Issued the following excursion
rate circular;
National convention Of Prohibition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

Resolved, That tho lands which be-
long TO the city and which are situated
south uf the capitol grounds aud uotwoou
state stree, aud city Crook, Lo suhdiyiird
into lot. aud blocks to be known ~ Plat
X, Salt Lake city survey, aud that tho
Oily engineer i hereby authorized aud
instructed to incur the necessary eNpcn'c
and to stake out and plat said lands ac'
oofdlngly.
Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

ANnrmrN IN LAMs0N.

he IL resolved, That tho city recorder
DO instructed 10 advertise the notice u In
toniiou 10 construct sowor In district No.
4, the same being located on the north
Second East 70 tinh East, Also, u
In sewer district No. I, located on tho IVES,
tide Of First Souh street, extending
from Finn East TO the side OF Eighth
East street, thouce west ON Eight East
street To the south side Of First south
street, extending from Second Eat street
to Finn East. Also, a sow or In sewer
district No. q, located on the north side OF
FInh South street, extending from East
Temple TO West Temple. Also, a sewer
In sewer district No. D.. extending from
West Temple street to linh south
street on tho east side OF Third W0st
hlIeet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18
TUSCARORA INSPECTOR.
,li,rn,n Rich Wants 10 Know Why
He Is Not Discharged
e,LLE,zzrs noe ORDINANCE
.,r R~e.olullons aud Esiimaics.-
pohiie Lands In Plat k.-lhe
New water Rate Measure.

An adjourned session OF the CITY
caancll was held Friday night, June
,,,h. President Loofbourow In tho
'.a,, The aldermen In attendance
u",s, Rich. Follsnd, Horn, Bell, Law.
y Evans, Simondi, Heiap, Boards
lev, wantlnud.'
Absent-Karrlck, Hardy, Moran,
Ewing.
TuE PROCEEDINGS.
ATE the minutes n Tuesday nights
.,..iou had been read, amended and
narrowed business was transacted ~
fellow:
BOSTON OFFICIALS HEARD FROM.
The recorder read the following;
Han. r.. y. Baskin, Mayor Of snlt Lake
Ciiyi
mr. Mr.. Mayor have boon request
.abv tbr aldermen and other officials of
,ss municipality who recently visited
'",r good city to extend 10 the city goy-
lamont OF Salt Lake, through you,
N. bonnfcd executive, thnir klndost and
,no.t heartfelt thanks for the generous
b,.piiality aud courteous treatment rN.
,sn3ed upon that very enjoyable occl-
Van. and 10 assure you that they tru,t
N tho near future 10 reciprocaie their
Eind attention whom thoy Visit Boston.
Worry respectfully.
JoHN II. iEE,
Chairman Of Board Of Aldermen.
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File


A telegram was read from the Train
Dlspalchers' Association Of America,
now In session In New Orlcans, that
they had accepted the invitation Of the
Council TO hold their sixth annual
meeting In this city In June next. Re
celyed and flied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

head. and Us aairAl tell ouf,
until waa niiruly haldhtad
ed, % then broke out on MY
arms aud shoulders, untu mv
arms were iItt me sore II
covered my rntifu body, my
face, head and ahlu de-
uriug TIE wuftL The white
soaba tell constantly nom my
lCad, shoulders mi attus tho
skIu would th,ckyu and DO
rcd and very itchy anu would
crack ani llCcd IL scratched.
Altar spending many hon.
dT1is of doHafs I Hus mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18
DREADFUL PSORIASIS.
Covering Entire Body with white
Scales. suffering Fearful,
Cured by Cutirura.

MY disease ,ps0rlnslsl nrst broke out on my
left cheek, spreading acfusi mN u6sg, ADD als
moot royrituN Wy face, II l.u Toto ny eye,
and Inc phyairiln vas affAid ] would lose my
eye.ight altogether. II spread oil over ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18
Filing Of Suits.

In the capacity OF trustee, Amos
Townsend yesterday afternoon, In the
Third District Court, filed a suit
against the Utah Gem Mining Co., for
$4,000. The company In December,
1859, issued 100 FIRST mortgage bonds Of
the face value Of $500 each, by order Of
the board Of directors. These bonda
were secured by mortgage on the
Dixie, Chloral Gem and Jim Fisk
mines and part Of the Green Eyed
Monster, Grand Gulch Nos. | and .
and the Eclipse mines. The plaintiff
aver thbt two-thiTd- Of the Owner, u
said bonds have requested him TO bring
suit, aud asks that the court direct the
United States marshRl 10 take charge Di
and sell the mortgaRea property, and
the proceeds divided among the holdcTs
Of the bonds; that / forest be- allowed
at the rate Of 7 per rent. per anuum,
and that d%eiouuaut pay the dosis ofthe
suit.
ron PERSONAL INJURIES.
The Salt Lake Rapid Transit Co.
fnds itself hpdged IN with n claim Tor
damages TOR personal injuries, to the
tune Of $4,000. Negligence on the
part Of u mUtorniau l. alleged Ne the
cause Of the accident. The plaintiff h
Daniel Il. Eng CT, md his complaint
alleges thst On June s nc waited for
ont OF de'euiant's cars between Roper
and Twelfth South street, and when
the car came he -ignsled - the motor
man TO stop; that the latter slowed uI
aud when plaintiff had taken hold OF
the handles Of the cat, that the motor
man begligently and carelcssly mp.
piled the electric current, causing tho
car 10 spring forward, throwing him
under the car, thereby inilicting upon
him dangerous injuries about the back
and spine, which Injuries he believes
to lie permanent that he has teen
since aud Is nov sick, lame and rore
aud unable 10 attend TO business; that
he Ii also injured Internally aud has
been under great expense for medical
attendance.
Alvin ". Taylor, n. q. Ferguson
and >. a. konner are his attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18
CLEAN THE SIDEWALKS
Bell introduced the following:

Received, That tho stroot supervisor
DO instructed ~ enforce tho ordinance
pissrd by the city Council september
.th. lspl, Ia regard to weeds on side
walks.
Adnpted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

s%tFncied to roiurn AN estimate Of cost II q
sewer located on the north side OF FIN
south street, extending from East
omplo 10 Wesi Tomplc streoi. tao same
e"iuf ia aud a part OF sewer district
No. "a,
hY Lawson.
Lawson offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, That Tho city engineer be
Instructed 90 roilru au psiiutua of tho
cosi Of seNor located 40 the north side
81 FIRST south street. extending from
tltih Etft sr1N. tn the cas- side of
IEhi i.is' street, ;hruro north 1n Eighth
East street o. ius south .iio OF Br,.iam
lirnet the sams bong DO 10 ua.. of sewer
district Ma. 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18
Cuticura ResolYent.

The new Hood Pnridor. Internally 10 cleanse
the bio cd % an imUunties and poisonous elc.
mur stand tuftCthA. TIE FfCAt AN tufr,Hud
CuTiDuuA soar. an exquisite sEin teautt1rr
externally 10 ricHr the Kin huu scalp AMI re-
store the hairl. have cured thousands Of cases
whore tha NEEDING Of scal'e measured q quart
daily, the sLIu cracked, bleeding, burning and
itching almost hryond endurance, hair l~toieig,
or All gone, suffering terrible. WHAT other rem
edicH have made such tufCsf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

Tue committees on htftelh hlbue INV
towing report;
In order to secure greater uniformity
in the hauling aud distribution " gravel
Tor street repairs W. have arranged TO
purchase from the II. q. W. Company
iinepu narrow gauge cars ai 10 each aud
to rent from tho uulon Pacific Railway
Company an engine at % rental price "
81 per dav. We ask confirmation Of this
arrangement aud that the supervisor OF
streets be authorized to execute contract.
with the railway companies accordingly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

In accordance with resolutions pre-.
pared 10y b,wsJu the city engineer
submitted ostlm ites % cost OF sewer as
iOilowB:
On nor,h side of F'h south street.
~, ending from E,.. louulo fp West
Icmplc, o. distance oftJH 'cn. s-IiO ics'.
or ~ per linear iuut.
on north side n First south street.
extending from flih East to Eighth
East, thence north on Eighth East tn
Brigham, 70 distance OF 8lIs foot, -NIUi. VT
- per linear loot.
On inc south slIn NJ FIrst South street.
extending nom Second East tb finh
East a distance Of 1881 feos, til2', or 50
lcr linear loot.
on tho north side W First South .irHpt,
cNteudirg from Second East to lith
East, "a distance 1i -isI foot, SIPS tofi, or
SO per linear out
On Tho north side of Firs, sputh, Boo.
twcnn second and Ihiui East, n distance
Of 30 icoi, sii27, or Is pgr linear foot.
Adopted.
Tine city recorder was instructed to
sdyortiact the notice o; intention 10 con.
strucl the sewers the tened IN the
foregoing.
srgEEr siOSs.
the followiu < from Horn was adopt
cd:
Tho board Of public works having
failed IN tlke any action In accordance
with q resolution passed by this Council
In regard 10 putting up street signs thero-
fore DO IL
Resolved, Thai the committee on I'm
prOyomonts be hereby authorized To have
Tho work done rs recommended.
Addicted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

The Denver and Rio Grande West.
ern has Issued the following excursion
rate circular;
National convention Of Prohibition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-09

TACOMA, Sept Especial THE ten big logs
Tor the foundation of the Washington Worlds
fair building will go forward tomorrow morn
Ing. The logs were photographed by nearly a
oozen photographers today. The ten logs cover
thirty Ave ears.
MI Rigney. of Rigney & Evans, the Worlds
lie Is anxious to secure more material for ths
foundation of the building.
Material Agent Davidson returned today from,
Gray Harbor, where he went yesterday to sec
Mr.. Emerson, OF HoQuiam. Mr.. Emerson was
out on cruise, and Mr. Davidson returned
without seeing him. He made partial arrange
mcnts to secure 2i,oo0 feet of lumber of the Co.'S
mopoiis Lumber Company.
superintendent Ames of tho Puget Mill CON-
pany at Port Gamble has written TO Material
Agent Ames cautioning him to notify all con-
cerned to use great care in handling the choice
hEished Iumbe--5o.000 feet in all-iurnishef
Dy that company. superintendent Ames says
the lumber was carefully watched while being
prepared, and no cant hooks or other tools were
allowed TO De used in the handling which would
IN any way deiace it. Three sides of some of
the sticks furnished are surfaced aud will be
placed in openings where all three sides will be
exposed. This lumber was ready September 8
and scow has been sent for il.
The Puget Mill Company will contributs one
Flagstaff. The company also volunteers TO pay
for the printing OF large placards, TO bo put on
caeh side OF the cars carrying the lumber to
Caicago. The cars will have printed upou
them: From Puget Mill Company, Port GAM
Die, "ash, and also the destination of the
lumber.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-09
GEN. CRESPO TRIUMPHs,
OverthrOws venezueia's Dictator ant
Assumes the Keins of Goxernment

OverthrOws venezueia's Dictator and
Assumes the Reins Of Government.
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. &-Unofiicial advices
were received a. the department of state from
venezuela this morning 70 the effect that Gen.
Crespo has finally triumphed and the dictator
snip was overthrown. Gen. Crespo has. it is
said, been called to Caracas to assume the reius
OF government. aud there is now bright pros
pect for the restoration of peace in the dis.
tracted country.
The United States steamship Philadelphia has
Deen ordered to prepare for sea, so she may
leave for Venezuela at a days notice should it
be deemed by the state department that her
presence there is necessary TO protect our rights
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-The steamship Vene-
zuela, of the Red d line, which arrived at
brooklyn yesterday, brought a contingent of
venezuelan refugees. including ex-President
Viliesas, Gen. fbarra and Gen. Leopoldo Serrin
in her cabin, and ten Venezuelan refugees in
her stecrsge. That the refugees were able to
leave Venezuela was due to the influence of
war vessels of foreign powers. The passengers
on the vessel say that the state, of affairs in
Venezuela is worse than ever. 1t was formerly
a struggle for supremacy between the parties,
they said, but now the war degenerated into
constant fighting between the factions and
brigands, and that all of Venezuela is in state
bordering on anarchy. Guillermo Tell Villegas
said:
I am still president of Venezuela Nobody
has any right to the title, for l have not re-
signed my Office. / was neither imprisoned nor
was exiled Gen. Mendoza was commander
OF portion of the government army. He re-
fused to obey the order of Ybarra, who was nv
minister of war, and suddenly and unex pected-
iy returned to Caracas with his command. He
sought me Immediately and urgently counseled
certain arbitrary acts, which / refused TO per.
form, having proper respect and regard for the
laws and constitution of my country, which 1
was bound by oath to uphold and maintain.
Thereupon he proclaimed himself dictator of
the republic. l was unable to ~perform the
functions Of my office and deemed it best to re-
tire from the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-09

BERLIN, Sept s.-Prof. virchow. as the result
OF his Investigations of cholera in Russia, de.
ciares that the measures for treating cholera
patients there and preventing the spread of dis
ease have been excellent, better in some respects
than in Germany. The professor does not
think the infection of Germany from the west
ern part OF Russia probable. He further says
that owing to an inadequate knowledge of the
bacillus it is impossible to tell whether cholera
Will reach here in the spring. He holds that
the disease germ is not killed by cold.
TEHERAN. Sept S.-The cholera epidemic has
ceased here The bazaars are again open and
business has been resumed. The mortality is
variously estimated at from 1000 to 10000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-09

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept Sat sunset tomor-
row the famous white squadron, composed
originally OF the first four modern ships Of the
navy, will cease to exist, as by the orders issued
today from the navy department the ships now
composing the squadron will be amalgamated
with the North Atlantic squadron under the
command of Acting Rear Admiral Walker, Rear
Admiral Gherardi being detached from COM
mand and ordered to leave in a short time for
San Francisco. accompanied by naval aide,
and hoist his blue peInant on the San Fran
cisco, preparatory to assuming charge of the
vessels on that Coast, which he is to bring
around Cape Horn to New York to participate
in the naval review. As Admiral Gherardi Is
now the ranking officer in the navy active
service, il will fall to him to be in command of
the whole American feet at the naval review in
celebration OF the discovery of America.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-09
A w..hinrton p,on..r D.,d.

Walia walia county. September /. He was born
at Hartford, Conn.,, and was so years old. Ha
came across the plainss forded the big rivers aud
crossed the mountains to a new land ia 1876,
and was at Lapwai when the celebated Whit
man massacre occurred. When the Cayuse war
broke out he was among the first to grasp his
weapon and go forth 70 combat the redskins, and
he participated in all the engagements OF that
conflict In lsi9 he received news of the gold
strike in California, and he Immediately pre-
pared his wagons aud started for the land Of
gold. From there he returned to his old home
in the East; but the land that had the most at
traction for him was the new and far North
west, and hither he made his way again in 1854
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-09

European missionary and number OF ma
tive Christians have been massacred In the
province OF Shensee, China
The train OF ten cars with the armament for
the battleship Monterey passed through Ogden
en- route for San Francisco on Tuesday night
The news of the secret alliance between Peru,
Bolivia and Argentine is confirmed Chile n
opening negotiations for an alliance with Brazlt
The amount of money stolen by the robbcr
from Missouri Pacific train near Wichita,
Kan, on Wednesday, 10 stated to be less than
5000
A Catholic hater of the Greek church ex-
ploded dynamite bomb in an Orthodox Greek
church at Warsaw, Poland, but did little daui-
age beyond blowing himself to tatters.
The United States fishing schooner HAITI,
Maud has been seized by the Canadian cruiser
Curlew for an iniraction of the fishing laws4n
the Bay OF Fundy, near ST. Andrews, Nova
Scotia.
James z. Kidd, OF Salt Lake City, Utah, has
been arrested and held for extradition at To-
ronto. Ont, for embexzling $500 from the
Cudahy Pork Packing Company lie Is married
and IS years old.
The cruiser Charleston reached San Francisco
from Honolulu on Tuesday with only halt q
days coal supply in her ounsars The shortage
OF fuel is due 10 the poor quality OF coal sup.
piled to the vessel at Honolulu.
seemingly destitute pauper named James
Stewart died On Tuesday In the Belfast, IreIan,i.
workhouse In the Inning OF his coat was found
$4,000 in American money and twenty shares Of
mining stock. Dece ssed's relatives are ua.
known.
Hon. Henry Kiippel, president Of the South
ern Oregon Pioneer society, opened the six
teenth annual reunion at jacksonville. Or, on
Thursday. The native sons aud daughters met
In the afternoon in second annual reunion vita
Col r. A. Miller. president.
4 young man named Mcsiaiings. Of Fort
Smith, Ark, has been arrested at Dsnnison.
Tex, ON the charge of having murdered tie
wife OF DR.. Haynes ani two prostitutes tn thar
town last spring. The murders were committed
at three different places. aad created grsss
sensation IS the time.
II is reported from Mexico that a sister OF tie
convent st Conception recently found soma
documents showing where $4,000 had bsea
buried bY the lady superior Guring tia
war with France, The priests Of the eoaYsnt
endesvored - recover it. bat President Uiax IN
teriered and the gold, wbie1 was recovered ycs-
ieTday, rsverfs w the state.