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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
a Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for JcopsnmP-
ton, coughs and colds. If you have
never used this great cough M e7di7
cine, one trial will convince you that
it has wonderful curative powers in.
all diseases of throat Chest and
lungs Each bottle is: guaranteed to
do all that,is claimed. or money will
be refunded. Trial bottles at Hartz
& Ullemeyer's. drug store. Large
bottles soc and 81,
DESERVING PRAISE.
we desire to say To our citizens
that for wears We have ibeen selling
Dir. Kings New Discovery tor; con-
sumption! DR.. Kings New Lifeipills,
| Buck lin Arnica. salve, and Electric
| bitters. and have never handled rem
'edies that sell as we'll, or that have
| given such universal satisfaction.
We ito not hesitate to guaranteelthem
every time, andlwe stand ready to
refund the purchaser price. if salts
factory results do mot follow their
use. These remedies have'won their
natipopularity ION their merits.
Hartz & Whenever, druggists ,
rs BgCKLBN5S ARNIOas sALNE;
The best saiyeJnrthe world for cuts.
4 bruises, sores. Z. ulcers.n salt rheum-
Fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblainse cqrns, and r. ls skin eruP,
tons, and posi- lively cpqreso piles or
nc, pay required IT is guaranteed
to. give perfect rsatisfac .f 4a p, money
refunded, Price p Gents per. box.
For sale by HART, \ pIlemeyer. .
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
ROSCOE tGopknns's Geuesosi,,

ROSCOE JConkling's generosity. TO b.
iCol9nsla RotNit,.l lpgerseu. SAP III !, the
sprTogate's Sffice, the other day MoppIng
his high fQEehead he said -.
81 heSer euter'th his room without having
my thoughts recur to Roscoe eSnklingl and
his tactful manners 1t was during the
time the Hoyt will was being contested /
had occasion to pay freqtefit Visits TO this
place and was somewhat annoyed by ia
poor fellow who used to stand out in the
corridor and lay for. me each morning to
ask for small loan. He was one Of that
vast class who exist in the Pickering light
of former affiuence. On one particular day
was not in the happiesr of moods, so when
my itnpecunious customer bored me for
another loanl said to him: ." - - E.;
- tWhat! Here again2 What did you do
with that 81 gave you yesterdayei Gone
alreadyy -raT~- -. =, .t-.3,i.
1.-THE fellow mumbled some apologize
reply. to which, ! said, -. -. =. =;
Pm getting tired of you making a
steady target of me. why don't you give
some other man a CHAMBER piIi'irL - Z
''cohkling came along and seemed to
take in the situation at a glance, for he
said, with his most encouraging smile-it
was soft and sweet as,a gentlewemap's
Its. my chance today, colonel and
diving down into his waistcoat pocket be
fished out crisp bill AS my bewildered
pensioner took it and shuffled off Conkiins
said gayly:t 70, ,tlCG r. 3csJ ;,
9T.Nowr rsmefnbera colonel it's your
chance tomorrow 'fnl10 ~ 70 !
.rDo you know. he made, me feel down
right small Conkling was great and good
man, added the eloquent lawyer musing,
ly.:-New York Herald. = i, al !;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
Great Rock Island Route
TO THE EAST.
Best Dining Car Service in the W.

Best Dining Car Service in the World.
The Rock Island is foremost in
adopting any advantage calculated
to improve speed and give that lux
ury, safety and comfort that popular
patronage demands. Its equipment
S thoroughly complete with vesti-
buled trains, magnificent dining
cars. sleepers and chair coaches, all
the most elegant, and of recently inn
proved patternsi p = J
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from. en-
ployes are important items. They
are double. duty-to the company
and to travelers-and it is sometimes
task difficult of accomplishment.
Passengers on this line will find little
cause for complaint on that ground.
REMEMBERS z.
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to Englewood subur-
ban stat on, close to Worlds Fair
gr Il nd yoIrean save time and
trouble by getting off at that point
md avoid the crowd i'm the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates, apply to any coupon
ticket office in the United States,
Canada or Mexico, or address:
."sli.& 1sJNo. SEBASTIAN,
Cow 'rt' & Pass. Agt., Chicago, III.
\. Gen'l Mgr. Chicago Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
In Either Case.

A.-Allow me to congratulate you, Herr
Muller have just read in the paper that
your wife has presented you with twins
B.-That is a mistake. The fathers name
is Josef Muller, and am Heinrich Muller
A.-Ah, then, indeed may congratulate
youl-Lustige Batter
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
Treble and Bass,

Twinkle. twinkle, lite star
How l wonder what you are
In treble sweet tipped mt e Grace =.
'Catarrh, catarrh, cstarrh, catatrh, p ~
t!iiWhat a horrid pest you are;> ii
90 GIowle ! dear rapa n1owestbass. 10
Wbcnpapa reads this he VIII learn how 10 get
rid of the pest. By its mild, healing sntieeptic,
and cleansing proper ties, DIR. sages Cartarrh
Remedy cures the worst cases. This nfnllible
remedy does not. like the poisonous, irritating
snufIs, "creams" and strong caustic solutions
with which the public have been so long hum
rugged, simply palsiate for short time. or drive
the disease 10 the lungs II PRODUCES q ~ rfert
and permanent cure of the .caees OF chronic
eatarrh. 'rOoid in the heaa'' cured with few
applications. Catarrhal headache relieved and
cured as if by magic 1t removes CT ,nsive
breath. loss or impairment of the ser sc of taste,
smell or hearing, watering or weakness of the
eyes, aud imrai memory, when resulting from
catarrh. on'y so cents by druggists ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
: wHrTsUNDAY.'

jssf II la---...- "a - .lsIf4f'i
- When God of old came d own from heaven
In power and wrath he came;
Before his feet the clouds were riyen, :,
l'irN Half darkness and half flame.
81 ~ - - T. .fj ~ u -
Around the trembling mountains base
The PROSTATE people lay; '''
A day of wrath and not of grace.
A dim and dreadful day. X
But when he came the second time
;,5ss lie eameinpower and love-, ro',r,tI
Softer than gales at morning prime
lowered his holy dove
The fires that rushed on Sinai down
a. In sudden torrents dreadia .
Now gently light q glorious crown,
On every sainted head.
Like arrows went those lightnings forth,
Winged with the sinners doom,
= But these, like tongues, DER adj the earth
~ ,Proclaiming life to come
And as on Israel's awestruck ear
The voice exceeding loud,
The TRIUMPH that angels quake to hear. .
Thrilled fFem the deep, dark cloud.
So when thespimt of Dun God n, az.
Came down his flock TO find
A voice from heaven was heard abroad
q A'fushinG mighty wind.HH =, y
al Nor doth the outward ear alone "a
rtAt that high warning start; -
=. Conscience gives back tn appalling tone;
u 'Tis ech0ed in the heart. 'Y' 30
"a III - Il. r. - "a . I
1t fills the church of God; it fills
-" The sinful world around.
Only i'll stu bbbrn hearts and wills !
qBr No place for it is found. = .c,,4.-.,i
~ TOother strains our soals are set; ls s
A giddy whirl of sin .,...1 s,.-
Fills ear and brain and will not let
heavens hartnoniesicome IN
80 -: -.TN 80 E ~tfaihoic' Herald
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11
4 Minute Timekeener.

In 1764, on the birthday of King George
Ill, matchmaker of London, named
Arnold, presented himself before the king
to exhibit curious repeating watch of his
manufacture. This watch was in diameter
somewhat less than a silver twopence, con-
tanned 12o distinct parts and weighed alto
gether less than six pennyweightsl-Bo Boston
Commonwealth. ~" g. H4. .1 IN /,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11

A blotter can be made that will remove
ink spots from paper. Take thick blot
ting paper and steep it several times in a
solution of oxalic acid. While the ink is
moist apply the blotter, and the ink will be
entirely removed. .g.s .-.s.r.-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11

The cake presented to her majesty Queen
Victoria on the occasion of her Jubilee
weighed over quarter of a ton, measured
8 feet inches in circumference and was 10
feet high. i q. &
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11

Nature is ever new and fair is ever shap-
ing new forms. What is never has been
and comes not again. All is ever new, and
yet is but the old. Her laws are unchange-
able.-Goethe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11

1t pays to make study of your hall, for
however elegant or artistic your drawing
room may be it is difficult to effaee the inn
preston of an unpleasing entrance !.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-11

When Baby was sick, We gave ner castoria.
When fhe was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she; became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
BROOKL IN.

Clerk james Dillon OF the THIRD District Civil Court
who has been indicted for the alleged appropriate on
OF sl06.O7 which had been pail INTO the court on q
judgment, yesterday pleaded guilty in the Court
OF Sessions anu was placed under 81 800 bonds pend
ing trial
Benjamin /. Watson aged IT years OF 80 AcDonough
street. while crossing Fulton 81 ct near Albany
nue. last night, was EnOcke ed down and run over by
grocers wagon, driven by George krctzLrr. lie re-.
cevei u fracture OF the skull and Jaw. lie was re.
moved to 81, Marys Hospital Inc doctors SAID his
injuries would probably result fatally. kretzer was
arrested.
terer John Campbell who has been missing from his
home. at l2o Fourth place since saturday lie had
contract for work in the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
and after paying on tho on that day started for
his Office at 3o Court street but he did not reach
there and has nor been seen or heard Of since he loft
tho Museum building in Central fATE lie IL - yeATa
old feet inches In heights has dark hair and mous
tAche.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
SPARKS FROM THE TELEaRApH.

Andrew Gardner, lineman employed by the electric
railway COM any in Schen, lady. FELL from tower
wagon used Tor repairing the trolley due yesterday
afternoon aLa fractured us skull lie died
!y at tho husll'Al.
The grand oIe OF tho KNIGHTS Of Pythias at yesrsr.
day IN Emfa. voted to four ne dis.
trots IN tue ,'l'r, making sNty.sX IT. all with the
same number o. deputies Waterfowl was selected As
the place for Tho next convention.
The handsOuI" suburban residence of Mr.. Dan p Rels
a. kveIbank. me" "Hs totally destroyed hy IRE on
Wednesday n'-A' Az the valuable wOrhs art relics
and possess altered together in lifetime IN
mo house ana we're ost Tue total loss viii probably
FOOT up to 500 90
AIRS Harmon Brandt, aged - years was found de- AL
IN bed her homr IN Rotterdam, ~ early yesterday
morning The ayihortties are investigating the case
a. there suspicious circumstances coming inu
der ana tho woiuAn's husband 10 under surveillance
tending the action ~ tho torOnerS jury
Michael Broderck fsie of the boy shot by ono OF
the milltiathrn at the Twenty second Regiment last
August during the trhuens strike in Bunalo will
soon begin IN" state to recover 50 for
III" boys death. surrogate stern has granted limit Ell
lie ers OF Administrator the father IN order thai tho
ACTON might he began.
- ne remains OF me unknown woman drowned at
g Humont y. Y, last "esE have been identified by
7 MAJ sullivan OF New York az he body OF ms slstsf
~ er at 22 ami second avenue Wet Troy and VINO
~ .ce wesks lest Sew lrrK. where she LAd Gssn
visiting To visit fr-i IL ~ riirA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
BROOKLFN'S GIRL USHERS.
A Probability that the Rev. Mr.. FrRy's CIV
El..n NNIn lie Discontinued.

Tho Rev. John E. Trays effort to attract
young men to the Duryea Presbyterian Church
in brooklyn by having some Of the pretty girls
OF his flock act as ushers docs not appear to
have been a success. 1t is even problematic
whether the plan will he put to second test.
The young ladies who distributed pro-
Grammcs and SO gracefully escorted visitors to
their seats at the gathering Of the Christian
Endeavorers at tho church on Wednesday
night are not enthusiastic over the scheme. in
spite OF the illuminated descriptions Of them
which appeared in most OF the papers on the
following morning. They were all present last
night at the regular Thursday night meeting
OF he Young Peoples Society in the church.
and Joined in the rather des pondent discussion
over tn. matter 1t was probably owing to the
absence Of the pastor that an emphatic veto on
his plan to make the services more popular
WIS not adopted. Secretary Thompson said
The experiment of employing female
ushers did not originate with the Christian
En4eavor Society in the church. 1t was the
thought that it might stimulate more interest
among the young men our young ladies
agreed to second his wishes ! don't think
that many strangers were attracted In conse-
Quence. All the Christian Endoavor societies
OF the district. as we'll as our own were invited
to the rally. and this accounts for the increased
were not dozon young men who came to the
church ont Of curiosity to see the ushers.
do not know what tho Rev Mr.. Fray's in
tentions now are, and am sorry he l. not here
tonight to explain thcm. There will certainly
be no LADY ushvrs at the morning services on
Sunday. Gnd whether there will be any at tho
evening services depends the pastors
wishes. II he decides to continue the ex-
pertinent: the poung ladies will PROBABLY
oiliciate.'
The Rev. Mr.. Fray could not bo found at his
home AT 35S Adelphi street last night. II was
said that he had gone out early In the evening,
and might not return until late hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
ELEyEN MORE BANKS FAIL.
Seven In tho West. Three In Kentucky, and
One In New England.

a. So. h. Aaf h.-aR rt, n.Nr, n
! One In New England.
ur,rx, Mon 1r,r 81 -rho ri-.. N..,,,
- Ma,,,.na N.tionai horta ,o,,oS =" 80
49,. 49,. ""i'. - i" 80, a." -, ~ 80
. .I.' NV. ',"S' ~ "a. r -, eeo ou
| confined principally to tho Merchants Ma
tional Bank. which is paying everybody. They
49, 90, at. tho, ,ba, ,,,l, 80 ,h,, g. .,a,s
are continent 'h"t u'eF VIII We hule 10 s'and
| the run. The two closed banks have ample
| nsseta hut cannot reali7e & IT Uauser ia
| p.stI. a., Tirot Nn,,o,., r.s IT,,
iresiuent OF 'le F''s' Na.iouai. ihe capi'aI
stock is 100000 surplus 100000. undivided
nrof'ts 5000. 600. and average deposits 81 OIL
400 ~ ~ N,r,b, 10 pro.,5.rt ~ a. NJ
o"' "ohh l, '"ui p"' 10 tee'"eh, vi .ne ''or-
surplus SlOO 900. undivided profits SlOO. 900.
, s ,.,,i.s =, sno orr
ana average uepos's ei.ooV.uVo.
SPOKANE. wash July ~ The First National
roon Ito donrs c,osed ot . o,cIo,t and o,no-
noon Hs uoors c'oSeu 1T oc,oek' ana aho-
tice was posted announcing that owing to
obntr ~ roa,iae On sscnritins ri. hsnr rr,,I
hp''' W iea'"o WI DO We, ',,s jam VIII
Temporarily suspend payment inc SPOKANE
Savings Bank which is connected with the
First National was closed at tn. ,am. tina,
nov ,"'i'ua. VOC '. ,7 -. wy e"'u' '' ,
In lew minutes the news was generally
known throughout the city, hut it was re-
coivsd ouietlv There was no efr,ct nercenti.
bic at any Of the other banks. President
Glover said that the bank has only TEN porarily
snsronaod and all deposi.ors will he mid in
n"spem,.eu' "u' "'' e "i'' NO h"iu III
FULL The bank commenced business IN De-
cember, 1882 It's raid up ca pital Ia 5000
pnpr,,xr Or Inv 7-Th. Or.,on M.
tional Bank and the Northwest Loan and
Trust Company kindred institutions, Jailed to
open their doors this forenoon. Notice on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
B1CH,s TANGLED AFFAIRS.
The Court Appealed to to Put Receivers in
Charge.

The affairs OF Henry Bach. wholesale cloth
Ing dealer at T31 Broadway are becoming
more complicated. Creditors say that they
have been unable to find Bach. Blumenthal Il
Hirsch on behalf of Newborg Rosenberg Co.
and other creditors. have brought an action in
the Supreme Court to set aside the judgment
obtained by Sarah Strauss. Bach's sister, for
$4,000 and the bill OF sale made by Bach to j.
II. Schattman & Co., covering the stock at 1877
Broadway. and outstanding accounts trans
ferred thereby: also to reach the real estate
conveyed by Bach to his sister. preliminary
injunction has been granted by Judge O'Brien
with an order to show cause on July 81 why
the injunction should not be made permanent
and why u receiver should not be appointed TO
take all the property OF Bach and hold it sub
ject to the rights OF all parties in interest.
are based on an attach ment Obtained ty New
borg. Rosenberg & 20 for Sl3 IA II he afiidavi's
and complaint alleged that on June "a Bach
made a written statement to that firm to OBJ
tain further credit. His statement showed a
surplus, as OF Jan. l. OF Sl4I.0uU. the stock be-
ing S,i5.OOO. real estate $4,000. accounts
500. 600. and liabilities sos 600 Between June
"a and July II the firm delivered to Bach
$4,000 worth Of goods. and it is alleged that.
In addition. he obtained from other merchants
S5!LOOO worth OF goods. 1t is also alleged that
Bach had made unusual and extraordinary
shipments OF merchandise while he WAS pur-
chasing goods in this market and that he has
not been seen since the failure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
A GREAT DAY At SEA GIR7.
Review by Gov. wert- and the Russian.
and IA Big Reception and Hall.


STATE CANT SEA GIRT July 27.-This was
the gala day OF the encampment OF the First
Brigade. on account of the Governers review.
the attendant ceremonies and the presence OF
Russian and other eminent visitors Excur-
sion trains began to arrive early. and the
roads leading to camp were alive with We
hicles and pedestrians. At 5 o'clock. the hour
set for the review, there were fully 10000
persons on the grounds. Gov. Werts. mounted.
and accompanied by his staff and the Russian
naval officers. who rode in carriages reviewed
tho troops. who were drawn UP in brigade line
OF battle. subsequently the Russians were
dined by the Governor and his staff in the
Tho Fourth Regiment was drawn UP in the
centre OF the parade ground after the review.
to Drum MAJOR BrSWn Len. for os's %
years 8 ryice: Col. H. i. Ahernethv. Major
Robert Smith: and Cart. Frank Matner, for III.
over the non-nrrival Of Cows Flower and Pat
tson, who hal hern expected.
I'm the hrach the sracoaSt artillery. com prlS-
ing three gun attachments. practised firing at
triangular canvas target anchored 1000
yards ont at sea. The target was QUICKLY De.
officers
4 meeting Of the Order OF Military Surgeons
OF New Jersey was held in camp to. day. and
after tho transaction of some rout Inc business,
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
At the Monmouth House at Spring Lake to,
in honor OF Gov. Werts by tho officers Of the
National Guard. Tho exterior of the hotel was
nlaborately decorated with flags and bunting.
the Russian colors being prominent. and the
long porch was festooned with smilaX, from
which were suspended tiny electric lights. The
dining room was converted into a ball room and
handsomely draped in pink. Sabres. drums.and
knapsackS hung here and there.ani in the cor
ncrs guns wer" stacked. The Governor and Mrs.
Werts, assisted by the wives OF his STAFF. re-
ceived in the Large parlor under gorgeous can,
opy. Coy. Werts led the grand march at 10
o'clock. followed by over 400 couples. The
troopers OF Cavalry Company A, In their new.
SNOWY uniforms. acted az guard Of honor to
tho Governor. The russian naval officers. in
fun dress uniform. wero the centre Of att rae
and many army and navy officers were
present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
DEBTS s1,soo.ooo. ASSETS $4,000. 900.
Receivers Appointed for the American Tube
and Iron Company. ~

HARRIsBuRG. July 27-The American Tube
and Iron Company OF Middictown. with a Soc
ond plant In youngstown. o. went into the
hands Of receivers to-day. The bill presented
to the court recites that the indebtedness is
S1.2C0. 600. and to offset this the plants are
worth $l.50O.O0O. there Is due the company
from debtors 100000 there is $4,000 worth
OF manufactured product on hand. and valu-
able contracts for the future. Owing to the
strfngency OF the money market the company
Is unable to realize on its paper. and II 1t
should he sued by creditors and judgment oh
tanned great loss would ensue. The Court APP
pointed as receivers A. $. Matbeson. general
manager OF the company: 4. W. Momeyer.
Secretary and Treasurer. and i. C. Neal OF the
Harrisburg Rolling Mill Company. Over 1900
men are employed Mt the two plants. and the
output averages S5.O0O.OOO worth of tubes
and castings annually. Col James S. Young.
who is President OF the company, says
that its affairs are in good shape. and that it
can pay every dollar of dcht il time is given.
Rolling Mill Company. which Is a creditor OF
the Tube Company to the extent of $4,000.
closed down indefinitely tn Is evening. and 400
men are thrown out OF work.
The same receivers were appointed yester-
day by Judge Ol}rien in this city. where the
COMPANY has $4,000 assets. and where it has
an Office at "3 John street 1t is the biggest
concern in the business eScept one. and has
offices at Chicago. Boston Pittsburgh. st.
Louis. and Cleveland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28

adds that II IL understood in ST. Petersburg
that Russia intends to observe an ABSOLUTELY
putc.
Tho Havas Agency has received this de-
spatch from Saigon:
Tho opinion here Ia that military opera
lions will follow the blockade, to secure to
France material guarantees
English traders in Singapore are indignant
and protest that the blockade will cut OF COM
munlcation with tho English and German
houses In Bangkok. Hong Kong traders. on
the other hand. expect a great increase OF
business from the closing Of the Bangkok mar
gon. as the French basis OF hostilities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
TOO MANY WABTHAM WORKERS.
The BIg American Company IL to Cut Down
Half Its Force on Aug. ..

wNTHAM. Mass. July Decentralization
reiRns tonight in consequence OF the official
announcement given out at 3 o'clock this
morning, by Superintendent Fitch OF the
American waltham Watch Company. the
biggest industry In tho city. and the largest
watch producing concern In the world.
On July l the company gave its hands a
months vacation. To-day superintendent
Fitch announced that the vacation will be eN-
tended week. the factory starting up on Aug.
z. and that at the tme OF starting up on y half
the employees will be given work The
ductiun in hands will bc made principally on
the eighteen size movements The balance of
the juno and July pay roll will be paid in the
various departments as usual at | o'clock
=. NJ on Aug. l. The forenIen Of the DEPART
ments will at that time notify the hands who
are selected to begin operations on the 9TH.
Coupled with this announcement comes tho
STATEN ent from President Fitch that the Elgin
National Watch Comrany.which ia tho biggest
rival of the Watham. will discharge half OF its
hands on Aug. l.. The Waltham Company mt
present has on its pay roll littleess than
three thousand EMPLOYEES and the Elgin Com
pany has n little more than that number,
For long time the watch trade journals
have predicted the closing ind definitely OF most
OF the smaller watch factories owing to poor
times. but the announcements regarding tho
Watham and Flgin companies come without
warning upon this CITY,