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The herald., 1893-07-04
BUSINESS IN GOTHAM.
THE FOURTH BEGUN EARLY IN
NEW YORK.
Very Little Business Transacted Yester.
day-A Much Easier Feeling in
the Money Afarket-Inter-
est on Bonds.

New YORK, July S.-The Fourth Of
July holiday evidently waa begun by
many business men Saturday, and no
business was transacted down town to-
day, except that which could not be
avoided, though there was little doing
on the stock exchange, and many busi-
ness offices we're closed, the banks were
all very busy. Tha situation was re-
ported to no very easy tnis morning,
The demands from the country, it il
said, were very light, and many OF the
large centers, notably Chicago, are be-
ginning to pay back the money they
borrowed from New York. The sub
treasury was quite active today, and be-
sides receiving 500, 900 in gold for tels-
graphic transfer to San Francisco, 1t
paid out s950,O0O by midday in small
notes In exchange for gold and
greenbacks. The transfer OF $780,
600 to San Francisco Is explained as
being due to the action of the savings
banks there. They demanded the re-
quired 60 days. notice from depositors,
and then sont on securities to Eugene
Kelly & Co. for sale in readiness for the
demand on them at the expiration Of
the notice. Today's transfer ia said to
be on account of some securities sold.
The clearing house loan committee
this morning authorized an additional
issue OF $2,Sl5,000 certificates, making
the total amount now outstanding $2l,- :
6l5,000. From this increasing issue of
certificates, 1t Is believed generally that
1t will be some months before call
money will be obtainable as low as per
cent. In connection with the large issue
OF these certificates last week, it became
generally known today that but for the
prompt action of some of the leading
members Of the clearing house commit.
tee, there would have been default in
interest by one well-known railway
company ON Saturday. One of the big
gest railroad millionaires in the country
was caught in the squeeze for ready
money at the last moment. Knowing
this condition, and being assured that
unless there was relief for il, there
might come an actual panic, three of
the strongest members of the clearing
house association, through the medium
of the certificates, provided the neces-
sary assistance.
The sub-treasury was again creditor
at the clearing house today, the balance
in it's favor being $149, 14O.16. 1t was
also creditor Saturday for the first
time since August II, 1891. The total
payments of interest due July l, on
United States bonds amounted today to
"a, 39l 1898 90. The payment was usually
continued month or more, but the
in the money market made
applications unusually prompt. Many
bondholders who, had not taken up the
due on coupons for several pay
nents back, have drawn all due them
up to date. Some payments were az
much as five years behind. One bond
holder presented coupons dated back for
Il years and quarter.
The herald., 1893-07-04
rosrEs DnTHRoNEp.

The hay Cisy's Champion Wheeinsan
Ensiiy Denton by Fox.
Skr ysAxctsoo, tE!y 3.-Three thou
sand people attended the bicycle races
., Central psrk today. The races were
All ru1 oE On time and In quick success
sio ), 90 share vera no vexatious delays.
No racoris wars broken and no very
fact lipc was made, but ths races on the
whole were satisfactory. One result Of
the day q contest WAS to dethrone the
Bay City bicycle idol, Foetsr, who was
beaten both In the two-mile handicap
and the one.mile division champion
ahip.
The one-mile novice race was FIVE
heat contest, the final of which was won
The herald., 1893-07-04
EMBARRASSED BANKS.
Tho Financial Tidal Wave Strikes Albu-
querQue, N. M.

AAc AhAucAaA Aiu"i WhV0 SCr1kog Albu-
querque, N. M.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, July 3.-The
following notice is posted on the doors
of the Albuquerque National bank this
morning:
Compelled to temporarily suspend
business. This has been brought about
by the unusual demands of depositors
since the Suspension oi the California
banks, about 10 days ago, and the abso.
lutte impoesibility during the present
business depression to cal: Ia our loans.
1t is confidently hoped we can soon re-
sumo business and that every creditor
will be paid in full, as the assets greatly
exceed the liabilities.
The suspension will cause no loes to
depositors, as the bank has surplus of
$4,000. The other banks are excen.
tionally strong and have large cssh
reserve. Full confidence il expressed
by the citizens, and no rune whatever
are being made. The liabilities OF the
Albuquerque National bank are s27O.-
600, and assets $4,000. The New
Mexico Savings bSnk and Trust COM
pany also closed, but they say the da-
positors will be paid In full.
The herald., 1893-07-04
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
Tn Greek Church to BE Placed Undor the
Control of Rome.

Tn Greek Church to BE Placed Undcr tho
Control OF Rome.
TACOMA, Wash, July 3.-Monsignor
Sstolli states, through DR.. O'Gorman,
his interpreter, that there ere pending
diplomatic negotiations to bring the
Greek church OF all Russia, now under
the personal control of the Gear, into
the keeping of the vatican. Father
O'Gorman WAS asked to reduce this
statement to writing and have Mon
signor Satolli sign it, in order
that there might be no ques-
tion as to its authority. He
said: "That Is unnecessary, l speak
for Monsignor Satolli. l have talked
the whole matter over with him. and
you can say that he says 1t through me,
his interpreter"
Churchmen take 1t for granted that II
the czar 10 to place the state church un-
der the control of Rome, II is in the In
terest of Leo's hope TO effect the dis
armament of the great nations of the
seaa pss a ha gae secn1hg a Ht5nntes y iassqnh pn
tionai quarre!s.
The herald., 1893-07-04
A B1MErAL1sr CONVENTION
The Call Soon to Be Issued-President
Warmers Remarks.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Bimetallic
league will Issue call soon for con-
vention at Chicago, July 25th. The call
will denounce ''the conspiracy against
silver" set forth the alleged evils to re-
sult from its demonetization; inveigh
against the gold standard, and depict
the benefits to accrue by uniting the
parity Of the two metals. The conven-
ton will be purely one Of ways and
means to prevent the repeal of the Sher-
man law. The call win bs issued by
President Warner, Congressman-elecs
Newlaads Of Nevada, Lee Crandall, ed
itor of the National View, and Executive
Committeeman johnson of Nevada.
General Warner, OF the league, Ia pre-
pairing the call. Several members of
the executive committee have not yet
been heard from regarding their wishes
as to the time and place for holding the
convention. For this reason it now
seems probable that the call will not be
issued till Wednesday. 1t Is likely that
The herald., 1893-07-04
THE OAKLAND WATER FRONT.
A New Suit TO Be Begun on Behalf o
the State.

A New Suit to Be Begun on Behalf of
the State.
OAKLAND, July s. Attorney General
Hart announces that he will at once be-
gin new suit against the city of Oak
land, the Oakland Water Front COM
pany and others, for the possession and
control of the Oakland water front.
His object is to secure the property for
the state and put an end to the vexatious
litigation in which the water front has
been involved by the city of Oakland.
the Water Front company and private
persons. The Importance of the litigs-
ton may be judged from the fact that
the property includes about 90 miles of
water front and is worth probably
500, 900, 900. 1t includes all the area
within the three-fathoms line. The
states suit will be begun in the Ala
media superior court.
The herald., 1893-07-04
MORNING,
by Nylward Of Oakland, Battles Of San

by Nylward of Oakland, Battles of San
Francisco, second; time, 2 :52 rs.
Then Bell. A. A. c., Caldwell Brown,
Jr.. and Marshal, B. g. W., were en-
tered for an ordinary race, one mile,
which was won after pretty race by
Caldwell.
The first heat in the two-mile hadicap
was won by Griffiths. The second heat
was virtually between Fox and Foster,
and the former did not have great
deal of difficulty in winning. Time,
5 80 3-5.
The mile championship race was be-
tween Zeigler and Foster, and the latter
was again beaten. Time, 1917.
The herald., 1893-07-04
GROVER LOST in A FOG.
THE YACHT ONEIDA, OVERDUE Az
BUZZARD's BAY.
Nothing Hoard of the Presidential Party
Since Friday Night-The Delay
Attributed to Thick
Weather.

BuzEARD's BAY, Mass., July 3.-The
weather is thick in Buzzard's Bay and
there are no signs of the yacht Oneida,
having on board the presidential party.
Nothing has been heard of the party
since they left New York in the yacht
Friday night. The usual run is Is hours,
and inasmuch aa the boat has not been
4 4. - VI AZ tina CACHE 10 a. ss&<hcf down
the bny, waiting for the clearing OF the
thick log, which will allow her to pro.
caed.
The herald., 1893-07-04
San Francisco Purse Strings
UnlOOsed.
Liberal Subscriptions for the
Mid-Winter Fair.
A Million Dollars to Be Raised and
Most Of 1t in Sight.
Mons.gnor satolli Gives Ont an Import
ant Statement to the Press-John
Sontag Doad-Pacifc
Coast Notes.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, July 3.-Three hun
dred Thousand dollars has been offered
the managers Of the proposed mid
winter fair by voluntary subscribers
before a systematic canvass has been
begun, and there seems no doubt that
$1,000,0OO can be raised without
great difficulty. The subscrip-
tions include amounts from $5O,000
by the Southern Pacific company down
to one dollar. The projectors OF the en-
terprise'are determined to go ahead on
the $500, 900 basis, but it appears now
that the plans will have to be enlarged.
Headquarters have been established in
this city. Organization is being rapidly
completed, plans are being perfected,
and sn active campaign for the fair has
begun.
The herald., 1893-07-04
FIRE In A BIG STORE.
Female Employees Panic-stricken =
Serious Gas Qualities.

F6inHIo employees Panic -strfcken : N 0
Serious Casualties.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Shortly after Q
o'clock this evening flames were discov-
cred in the drygooda house of Fiske,
Joseph & Co. For time there was
great excitement among the employees,
who were Just leaving, and several
women tainted. A number were carried
down fire escapes, while scores of Others
In semi-panie, fought their way 10 the
streets through the regular exits. No
serious caeulties occurred, though sew
eral fremen suffered slight burns. The
loss Is $3.50, 900; covered by insurance.
The herald., 1893-07-04
A Compact with the Poles.

BERLIN, July 8. - Emperor William
today granted an audience to Won
Koscielski, leader OF the Polish party.
His majesty learned from the Polish
leader that his party demanded in re-
turn for their support of the army bill
certain concessions in regard to the ma
tional schools. The emperor readily fell
in with the views OF Won Koscielski and
summoned DR.. Bosse, minister of in
struction, who was directed by the
emperor TO prepare scheme that would
satiefy the Poles.
The herald., 1893-07-04
THE MURDERER LOCATED.
Onicers In Pursuit of Sheriff Pascoe's
Slayer.

Officers In Pursuit of Sheriff Pascoe's
Slayer.
GRASS VALLEY, CAL, July 3.-The Of
fcers think they have the man who
murdered Pascoe located. A stranger
WAS seen lurking in the Yuba ditch,
near Jones bar. From his actions
he was evidently trying to get
across the Yuba river on the bridge
without being observed. The river ls
too high for a man to swim 1t. The
man was discovered by two ditch tend
ers and they sent word TO town inform
ing the officers. Officers left at noon for
the ditch in the mountaine, The COR
oner's inquest on the murdered sheriff
Is now being held and most important
testimony is expected this afternoon.
The herald., 1893-07-04
A Rum ON Leadvillc Bankc.

LEADvrLLE. Colo, July ga run was
made on the California, Carbondale and
American banks today, but all demands
of the depositors were promptly met
with cash, and at the closing hour the
run had ceased. The American National
bank closed it's doors this morning, but
the directors say the depositors will be
paid in full. The statement shows:
Resources, $536,1S4; liabilities, $347,-
coz
The herald., 1893-07-04
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Two Sons of W. p. Mcintosh Drowned
at Grafton.

Two Sons of W. p. Mcintosh Drowned
at Grafton.
REDLANDs, July 3.-Erby and Richard
Mcintosh, aged IL and 10 years respec-
lively, sons of W. P. Mcintosh, were
drowned in the Grafton reservoir yester-
day afternoon. The boys had left home
In the morning for the avowed purpose
of fishing ct the reservoir. They did no t
return during the day, and early in
the evening their father began to search
ior them. Going to the reservoir, about
two miles distant from the house, he
found their hats floating on the surface
of the water. Help was at once secured
and the reservoir dragged. and st ii 80
last night the body of the elder was re-
covered. The body Of the other was
found at 80 this afternoon.
The herald., 1893-07-04
o,Nsiil Charged with Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-After an in-
vestigation of the circumstances attend
ing the brutal murder of Mrs. Kate
Critics, in water front saloon, last
Tuesday night. the coroner's jury
brought in this evening verdict charg-
ing Martin O'Neill with robbery.
The herald., 1893-07-04
.John so1,tag Dead.

FRESNO, July 3.-John Sontsg died at
l :S5 O'Clock this afternoon. He was
unconscious before death Eve hours. An
inquest will be held.
The herald., 1893-07-04
srorse's Body washed Ashore.

VALLEJO, CAL, July 3.-The body OF
Elmer E. Morse, cashier of the National
Insurance company of San Francisco,
who was knocked overheard from the
deck OF the yacht Rover, Saturday even
ing, June Oath and drowned, was re-
covered this morning on the beach st
Mare Island,
The herald., 1893-07-04
A Coiarndo bank EatIn-.

GOLDEN, Col, July 3.-The Jefferson
County bank failed this morning. The
total liabilities are $76,583; aseets Sill
$50. The officers are confdent every
cent will be paid.
The herald., 1893-07-04

The worlds tair will cause a rush.
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz. fine tailoring, liz
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-07-04

For sunburn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by A. E. Littleboy, druggist.
311 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-07-04
Cholera Deaths in Arabia.

MECCA. July 3.--Seventy-six persons
died from cholera in Jeddab, Saturday,
and 440 here. Five thoueand pilgrims
have died from cholera here since
June 1st.
The herald., 1893-07-04

For bargains In millinery 60 to Thurs,
toms, 264 South Main street, opposite
Third.
The herald., 1893-07-04
WAS rRYoN INsANK2

The Biunder or the British Vice. d.
mfral is IncxplicabIe.
LONDON, July 3.--Sir Charles Dixie.
one OF England's most eminent lay au-
thorities in naval and military matters,
was interviewed today concerning the
The herald., 1893-07-04

HOW LOS ANGELES WILL GEL
EBPATE THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
-THE EVENING PARADE AND
OTHER EVENTS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

LoSpoS. Feb - II "a reported frurn
Bcisaet that the Orange ss~ieties in the
north - Ireland are preparing Tor forci
Die resistance - home rule parliament
should nue be established. lite being
Arranged that al the Irish opponents Il
home RUE shall simultaneously with
draw their deposits frum the rertofFscs
savings hanks and purchase arms 20 -
u~si IN cass physical force should -
come necessary - prevent The ASSERTION
II Irish home rule IN Ulster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

JzTrNEsoS CRY. Mo-. Fob o3--Gov-
ernof Stone today sent 70 both branches
of the general assembly a special mes-
ragc calling upon the legislature To take
action in the 81. Clair bond case. Tho
imprisonment 81 county Judges by man.
date u the federal courts. on the refusal
% the judges 10 levy taxes not author
ixe.i by the laws 81 the state ~ Missouri.
was declared by the governor an ats,-
lutte subversion ~ all state power and all
pretsnse ~ state sovereignty. After de-
fning the lines between the federal ard
state government. the message urgently
recommended that the general assembly
memorsaiixc congress 10 limit hy ststu-
rory enactment thepowers Of the federal
courts ~ tn forbid them by mandarnus
or otherwise % compel any state officers
70 do anything forbidden by the laws Of
the stale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Cofrpers. -. Feb -. Allen ".
Thurman has thought q the plan which
- -hirks viii spitr fhe financial prof.
len AMI dispose ~ the currency question
O. tne satisfaction = ali Ills propcsl.
tior - that silver dollars shall - op the
basis for national bark circulation. The
tsnks are b - required O. deposit IN
the United States treasury 80 Ter cert
IN sucn dollars upon watch they a-e 10
BE- permitted ~ issue Ice pr cent ~ tho
note. Mr.. Thurman argues that silver
ssd gid would. with fire. epiuszs and
thie amendment % the national banking
las. - 81 a parity IN twenty fotfr hours.
and the strife between the two metals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

N. Hurley u S~necs securrd pposes
cioa IL ! irxtrr ur.ftsn By Sapersisor
H1ekett II rrstsvii!e. wherein the latter
pat tEe physician dosn - Al inp<stnf
and RASCAL dsekeft had spue oo.1ns~
deal with Hurley before ne lett ffett'
vile. Hurley has sued Hsckrft fof
500 damage 70 hls professional fepa-
f4tien-
The stale game warden = after tcoss
psFDono sno ncWped IA neh ~ TIE paf-
rel AZ Mud Lake. about four miics frors
Carac Mud lake - frozen over so'i.i,
hut al . pant near ils entrance tnr<e -
"a @1r no's vnefe n'e nsn ons-.Sas "a
large onneen ~, - '1's
FsssirIs s41ne ena ce-e1s tnsH
Thomas Powell : conductor On the
Irtfei- ixnsAns = N.stncfh' ~ o<',' ,
spArr<e<, tuesAsey ~ ans oes'sA -
os4nx p'nnsn osssesn A-
ue1knt 1nf on s'i1t. - 10 90
49,. 4. ..--t -.
-
yo1as AeHonsnA tern,ss s.s -
49,. ~.'',,~s S-s-.t;,s sh.s hs pur.
re.-a 49,, srr,', - ,rkros and to<.k
49,. -. :, ga ,h.t e,rv~n out 81 the
1T wcre ro,~t>rx His wife broke the
sad re~. 10 him.
/. -, 1900, -. v;x~n IN = vnans
hcn~s,,l en- hi. h,rtbday the other day Il,
or. ~ The snailer eities in the state
liz father turned on the hoeo out IN the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

H,usUro. Feb. "a reporter for the
Hamburger Nachrichten has interviewed
the three sailors Of the TheIka. who are
here awaiting trial for having eaten
their companion after the wrecking Of
their ship at sea. They do not remem-
Der who first suggested the sacrificing
Of one Of the four men in rigging. Lots
were drawn with rags torn from their
shirts. After the lot had fallen upon
him twice the Dutchman. by turning
his back. gave the sign for them to pr,,-
coed. Anderson and Jacobsen held him
by the shoulders and legs while Johann
sen stabbed him To death. Shey ate his
flesh from the time OK the killing until
they were rescued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Nrw YORK. Feb. 23.-The Sun this
morning says: The Hsytien revolution
airy party is taking advantage Of the
Hawaiian annexation proceedings now
going on at Washington ~ urge the PEG
PIE u the black republic 10 arise and
overthrow President Hippolyte. General
Manignat. who is now tho recognized
leader q the revolutionists. is in
Iamsica. Ever since the natives of
Hay;i we're freed from slavery they have
had dread ~ being annexed by tor.
sign power and again becoming servants
OK the white men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

HAVANA. Feb. o3.-Florcntino Villa
and his two accomplices. Vega and
Olivia. who have been on trial here for
the murder Of young Antonio Casa
demund. whose body was found in a
vacant house in this city November -
last. were today found guilty and SEN
fenced 10 death. Casadcmund had been
intimate with Villas wife. and knowl-
edge Of this fact coming to the husband
ne determined 10 kill him. Ha induced
Vega and Olivia to assist. and together
they set upon Cssadcmund and stabbed
him 10 death. afterwards secrcting his
body in the place where it was found.
The body had fifteen terrible knife
wounds in it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

CHfcsao. feh. - Among those WIN
purchased ticsets ovez the Lake Shore
road yesfsr sias evening FOR New York
was Judge Walter q Gresham. The
fufnre secretary - state took his Gle.
parfure somewhat hurricsily and. al.
though the news n his exodus vas
whispered in the inner circles. the Object
~ his pilgrimage WIS shr0uLed IN uys-
terry as dense ~ a Lo0dor fez Persons
closely associated with the Judge no
SERTED that Re eas making the journey
IN oisedience - a telegram from Mr..
Cleveland - u Is highly probable that
the little White house, az Lakewood IL
thr % eciise point Il the Illinois states
mac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
our Bloomin, Ce-,d Sen~c.

LoSDoS. Feb. d A leader concern
ing Mr.. Cleyeland's cabinet in the
Standard says: MIR. Harrison with
draws gracefully 10 private life. having
acquitted himself IL his onorous
duties with praiseworthy diligence.
~ not with particular brilliance.
" will be interesting 10 watch how far
the new administration viii be willing
20 move in the direction OK free trade.
As regards Hawaii we do not care 10
abandon our belief that the good sense
aud good faith 81 the American senate
may he trusted implicitly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
NET BUT DID LITTLE
Tho BEING Sea Commission Of
Arbitfstoss
HOLDS A FORMAL SESSION
nasua DsCourtss was Esarsed 90
Psessds--J.sstcs Harlan Present
- Ansstcan Asbterasos.
HOLDS A FORMAL SESSION

PAxs~ Feb. 3-The commission II
arbitration On the Bering sez contro.
vssuy between the United States and
Great britain met today IN tho foreign
Office 10 open formally the proceedings.
There were present: Justice Harlan es
thu United States supreme court,
American arbitrator: Lord Hammer,
British arbitrator; Marquis Viseount
vinessoa. Italian arbitrator; Baron
Alfonso DcCourle. France arbitrator; L.
II. Upper. Canadian minister of marine
ann fisheries, here as British agent; J..
I. Williams. counsel Tor the United
States: Sir Richard Webster and Sir
Charles Russell. counsel for Great
Britain Judge Gram Of the Christana
supreme court. the Swedish arbitrator.
will not come 10 Paris until the next
meeting. Baron DcCouriel Was elected
% preside. The proceedings. which
lasted about hall arr hour. were purely
formal. and the commission adjourned
until March u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Row., Feb. y Signor Agnini. social
irs deputy. spoke ~ length in the cham
Ter today concerning * Premier Crispi's
charge that biolitfi when minister ~
finance IN i-.o had expressed the belief
that tho Bank u Rome vas conducted
dishonesty. We moved thar a cnm-
nitfee n seven deputies 20 appointed 20
examine and report on The relations ~
recent miulsterics ~ the banks % issue
The rao'ian vac favored by ex Premier
Criepi. who we received with cheers
and applause
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Leo XIII Says That There Must Bc
No Restrictions.

Rows. Feb. - Replying 10 the con-
gratuiafiens and well wishes extended
h. him today by the leaders Of the
French pilgrims the Pope said: Il
know that France desires To remain
catholic For this purpose che must be
free. Christian. institutions must be al
lowed freedom 10 develop and parents
must he allowed liberty To have their
children educated at catholic schools.
We do not demand the absorption OF the
civil power by the church; we merely
wish in France that full liberty be given
10 the people Ia exercise their religion"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Poster and Gresham Arrived In New
York Last Night.

NV YoRx. Feb. gi--Ex Secretary Of
State Foster arrived IN town tonight.
He declines 70 talk for publication.
merely saying that he was - sail for
Europe On Saturday. Next Secretary q
State Gresham arrived from the west 10
night and stayed at the buckingham.
He would not submit IL an interview.
but Tod the reporters that he was here
at the request ~ Mr. Cleveland. whom
be al visit At Lakewood tomorrow.