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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-10-18
INDICTMENTS
Against Ex-InSpector Of Work
shops and Factories Mcdonald.
One Hundred and Twenty-Three Re-
turned Against Him.
uis Bond FIXED az Fifteen Thousand Doi.
iar-. which Was Promptly CiNca- sep
arate Counts Pound for Every
Item of His Discrepancy

CoLvNnus. O.. Got 1.-THE grand
jury, which has been In session for scv-
cral weeks. and which made partial
report of thirty-siN indictments few
days since. made final report Friday
morning. Ia was nuthoritatlvcly stated
that $50 additional indictments had
been found, but only 80 OF them
were made public II WAS sub
scqucntly learned that OF the tss
indictments held back. 1893 were
against cN-Statc Inspector Of Work.
shops and Factories W Il. Mcdonald.
Separate counts had been found for
every item ~ discrepancy shown Ina his
accounts with the district Inspectors.
One hundred and twenty-five Of the I'm.
dictmonts were Tor presenting false
bills To the auditor of state. and the
remaining one charged obtaining
money under false prvtcnsos About
half ~ the indictments were Tor pcni-
Tertiary oifcnscs, and tho others for
misdcmcanors. The aggregate amount
OF money claimed Co have been
Illegally obtained by Mcdonald L.
about e. 600 MIR Mcdonald appeared
az the courthouse as soon az the report
reached him, with his attorney, Cyrus
lulinF. and number 81 friends and
asked that bond bc fixed Prose
cutor Williams made 70 statement of
the case o. Judge BADGER. who fixed
the amount of the bond nt 5000 for
each ponitcntiary ease and 600 on each
OF the others. milking tho aggregate
amount Of the bond $780, GOO
MIR Mcdonald was already, and had
boon Ina anticipation ~ the report FOR a
week and tho following gentlemen mp
pcarcd az once and attached their
names as surctics, Mayor George j.
karb. o. NJ Evans, Ralph Lazarous,
Leo llirsch, Conrad Born and A. r.
Gibson. All are substantial residents
Of Columbus. except MIR. Gibson. who Ia
n resident of Cleveland Tho bond
would be amply good Tor quarter OF "a
mill ion dolinrs
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HARRis' AMENDMENT.
which MAY Furnish a nasis roe Com
promise,

which MAY Furnish nasis zoe Com
promise.
WA~uNoroN. oct 49, Tho Harris
amendments introduced Thursday
evening. which is TO furnish the ground
work OF thc compromise. n compromise
IL is 10 hc is regarded AS satisfactory
hy The silver mon First. n does not
provide Tor bonds Ry providing for
the redemption Of notes of all dcscrip-
tions ~ denominations below siO. aud
the REISSUE 81 denomination of $40 and
over. and the prohibition Of the coin
age of the two and ono-half and i've
dollar gold pieces. and the rc-coinngc
uf this gold as eagles and double eagles
the bill would force the absolute hand
to-hand use of silver ina all the ordinary
transactions involving sums of less
titan $40.
Ina this way the silver mon argue that
the country would be able Co absorb
large addition. The amount Of silver
70 bo purchased after the silver bullion
in the treasury. which constitutes the
soigniorage. has hsen coined. Is not
hNed. but tho idea 81 the compromise Is
FOR silver enough TO coin 81, 900. 900 per
month, the amount OF the bullion 10 be
coined mp 10 the time the purchases are
10 commence. In one way tho admins
tration Is perfectly satisfied with the
provisions Of the amendment liy pro-
vidinR hrst FOR the coiguagc Of tho
bullion now i'm the treasury, amounting
% about $50. 600. 600. al the rate Of s8.
900, 900 per month The treasury would
be relieved for year and half Of any
silver purchases nt all
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sToRM MoRTALlTY 2.ooe.
Nearly All the "Details Of the Great Dis
astor ~ the south ~ Hand

Nearly All the Details Of the Great Dis
astor in the south AZ Hand
NEW ORLEANS, oct o Masking the
necessary corrections and additions the
mortality from the storm H. now put a.
ZOOS. 10 is not likely % vary fifty
either way from the figure. as nearly
all the vessels have been heard from.
The vessels now known % be lost In
addition a. those already mentioned
are the following:
Independent win six lives lost ionoccnt
with ave. SunnYsidr~two. Angelina, iour.
Rosalie. three. Birdie. four. i0aiie. three 70
toia. four Cicmentno. three 81 bartoiomo
none. Apostolic. four ~ W Elmer sir Iona
tnree Deia, two. Ceorgaua two Antonio,
two. Argo Del Rio, one Cinderella Audite,
Lupus. Jambo. Borio Daniels
Five boats have been sailing through
.hc marshes and islands Of Mississippi
and Louisiana picking up the living and
dead. Some hfty shipwreclted sailors
have been found and carried t. Biloxi.
Scranton or some other Of the
neighboring towns. Most ri them
were in very bad condition com
pleteiy exhausted by their long strug-
gle aud their lack OF food and rest In
coming steamers from Central America
report that they encountered wreck
age tables. chairs and other household
goods so miles away from the mouth Of
the Mississippi
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THr WlFE,s Lie
Sucked the snakes Poison tFrom the
Husbands wounds.

Sucked tho snsks's Poison From the
Husbands wounds.
MEMPua. Tenn. oct "a Senior Don
Allen, the Missouri snake fancicr. who
has his seasons cntch Of snakes stored
in "A house on Main street. was bitten
by one Of his big rattlcrs Friday
afternoon while transferring H.
from one cage 90 another
The reptile stuck his fangs into
the back OF his left band and was
about 90 repeat tho stroke when he
seized IL around the neck aud dumped
IL into the cage.
senora Allen. better lsnowna as Laura
Ice, the serpent Queen. Immediately
applied her lips to the wound and
sucked ~. and then applied remedies
which she claims 20 have discovered.
Her prompt appliance doubtless saved
Aliens life.
Even as u WAS be became dcathly
sick and suffered terrible agony. his
hand and arm swelling - i've times
their natural size. 40 last accounts be
was out Of danger, but still suffering
grently.
This Is tho eighth time that be has
been bitten by his pet snakes, but
none OF the others were so large as the
one that biz him Friday. Laura Lee
claims that snakes viii Acknowledge
bat one master. and the facts seem to
bear her out She can handle any one
81 the 100 rattlcrs md uoccnsins iu the
collection. and they seem ~ ike g.. but
every time Allen touches one 81 them
be gets the worst OF H.
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LOUISIANA NEEDS MONEY.


NEW OR.NANS. Oct it.--rhc citizens
relief committee has decided 10 mass
the fund raised for the storm sufferers
into one grand general fund Funds
and clothing will continue 10 be dis
tributcd, but the committee in charge
will apply the bulk 81 the fund 10 the
work Of rc-cstablishing the destitute
people Their cabins will bc rebuilt.
OF they viii bc furnished the material
20 do the work themselves Their lug
gers and other fishing crafts will 10
raised and made scaworthy, aud scincs
and supplies will be provided. This
will require large sum. and the COM
mittcc has issued an appeal TO the pco-
Pile for more subscriptions.
Peter Frey, who has just returned
from Chonicre Caminada. SAYS that on
Monday night scvcnty.fvc bodies Of
victims were picked up ON tho scashoro
thirty miles away, while forty corpscs
were found az the other end Of Grand
island
There are still two hundred people
left at Chcuierc and many Of Thorn are
in distress la spite 81 the relief that has
been sent The majority 81 the surviv-
ors are children who have lost their
parents and relatives Many scouu-
drclS mostly from New Orleans,
fioclScd 20 tho afflicted section and hRvc
stolen the furniture picked up along
the shores, robbed the dcud and stolen
from The living. "a wcil ns making
away with the rations given out 60 do
.rrviuw reonfn
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sherman law bad nothing 10 DO vita ine hvss
hes troubles 81 The country. ana. on the con-
trory. declared 40 a. BITS bcliof-a belief shArts-
be said oy tvo-thirds OF the people u tho
United States who had an opinion GA me SUD
icct-that The sherman law ws~ ne
main cause. The uuc cause. IN fsct the
only visible cause operating 20 produce
that result he wanted 10 know ~ oou.
grcss would or would not heed thc voicc
Of the people and stop the inuuN OF silver
Congress was called together IA extraordinary
session GA the 1th day OF August and YET this
dciihcraiive BODY speaks not yes or no,
while an outraged indignant and suffering pco-
pie stand picAding az the doors Debate. de-
bate, goes on. Poor. dofcnselcss people arc
the victims OF the vicious laws which the sen
ate enacted and which. with single stroke 81
the pea. Il can blot from the statute books for
ever"
Mr.. Mcpherson continued The president
has exhausted all his constitutional power
In cAliing congress togethcr IA extraordinary
session. and Ia recommending 10 prompt
repeal In What respect then. has me pri'si'
dcnt proved rccrennt either by act 81 omission
OF commission. 10 any trust rcposcd 40 him oy
the party or peopicf The president a. cnNued
90 All COMMUNICATION. not only Tor suuimoninr
congress here, out Tor what he said 20 con
Errss
Mr. Mcpherson concluded hv SAYING "Snat
n minority OF this body should ho aiowcd 10
stand as an obstacle 10 thc other branch oi the
legislature in giving eject 20 thc viii 20 the
majority 81 IN. people Is not 20 De- endurcdi
and the senate must nnd a way TO exercise its
constitutional functions OF cover itself Win
cont,m.t"
MT Cocltroli tdetn, MOI then took the nocr
ana resumed his argument against tho ropcI
nhl lie set cut 90 prove that any INTERIM
uonnl monetary agreement with InropcAn ma
Hons wss impossible nov. Ia reply 90 Quci'
ton by MT Hawicy rcp. conn he raid hc
had not yet found one solitary nation tn al thc
international conferences that was wilkins 90
ElNc Up ia own monetary syHtcm for any ono
proposed
MT hawlcy then called attention ITO the
somcw had famous dcnatc In The English hous"
~ commons last February la which several
members stated substantially that Great lifit
ain alone was un Obstacle iu the way 81 an iu'
tcruauoral monetary nrrerment"
NJ CociSrcu replied that 'EnvlAud VIII
not, untcr any conditions. consent until she has
a cabinet and house of commons entirely
charged, until The present complexion Of nll
political parucs there is changed
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A BIG THEFT.
a Cargo or 400. GOO Cations or oil shipped
10 spain Sever Heard from.


10 spain Sever Heard from.
rmLApELrHA. oct. 10. a cargo 81
500. 600 gallons OF crude petroleum and
some refining machinery shipped from
this country 20 Spain has been lost, and
unless Capt Jose Call, Of the Spanish
steamship Cndagua, now in this port,
can explain the mystery his vessel VIII
be sold The steamer Is now anchored ia
the Delaware river of League island,
and on Saturday posse OF United
States marshals took possession OF her
George II. Alden a Co. the New York
exporters. say that Ia August last they
chartered the Cadagua and, loadcd her
with 400, 600 gallons of oil and ma
chinery, consigned 20 their agent at
Valencia, Spain
The steamer sailed on August ~, and
in due season arrived at her destination
with the cargo In good condition. Since
then all trace OF the cargo has been
lost Capt Call says he delivered IL 10
a man named Ayora, who represented
himself 90 bc the consignce. but Alden
s. Co. knew OF no such man. and their
agents In Valencia deny all knowledge
Of him or the cargo After the
goods had been shipped Brown
Bros & Co, bankers for Alden q Co,
drew on Puffer & CO.. bankers, London
for $40 900, the value OF the cargo, but
the drafts were returned bccansc there
was no receipt Of the cargo by the
Spanish consignec. and the shippers
were compelled 90 make good the
amount OF the draf'. besides paying a
good deal for cablcgrams exchanged in
search Of the misaing goods
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WIT AND WISDOM.

1t Is hard y be friend % man
who is an enemy 10 himself RAMS
Horn
"A foul spot Is soonest dlsecrnsd In
the fairest cloth Rest Islander
Many "a fond parent does not 90 20
hlcep until after the hayi Is over. -
Boston Globe
When the suspicious nan sees u ball
loou sailing away toward the clouds he
y justified in thinking theirs - some
thing up Troy Press
Actressi wonder what shall TO
this season 10 keep myself before the
public Sister Actress Why don't you
try actiug2 Washington Star
The fool speaks glibiy from ~ vast
and nried inezpefience, but the wise
man holds bis tongue from fear u tell
ing an be- knows Rest Islander
This poor one thing I do instaad
Of rcpininU az its lOwness or its hard
nessi will make u glorious by nay sn.
premc loyalty ~ rs demand Dammit
AS the sword n the best tempered
metal rs most flexible, ~ tire truly gem
erOus are most plant and courteous ia
their behavior b their Interiors -
Fuller
Another ne nailed murmursd
thc lawyer az helo0ked at the Back Iu
20 minutes sign he bad just fastened
- DIS Office door. and then Departed Tor
Che naces Buffalo Courier
Proprietor What in the world h
the p0rter rushing through the halls
calling fire Ere. Tor Clerk - the
guests aiii forget ~ grumble nboue
having none i'm their roama Litter
Ocean.
She 10 can hardly 49, qnsssioana
that every woman Is more ~ less ~ =
mind.rcsdcr BE Do you think YOU
could read miner She ia rather not
Mamma ls "a little particular as ~ ths
character II ny reading. aoason
Clobe
The BOY Knew the Men Ies1anr.
said DIS teacher 80 your father can do
a piece ~ work in seven favs. ans
your Uncle George can 90 lt in aine
days hos long would t sake both ~
them fe d0 ff They'd neeer zee h
DONE sa.i Johnny They'd So doan
and teIl ash stories Philadelnbia
Record
Euc.e Heofgs lnstetd 81 Wearing
diamonds don you thInk it eond -
more becoming tp pas yoav tailor billsf
tiauy EHt - Paid my tailor hiu
boss could q afford 81 wear dnslnnrfs4
AMI people d.dnt buy aiamanfs
what wrll keep the d'am0hd mer.
chtnt from strung h. dealhg Unele
Dearze nut son don pay f0r vouF d..
iuUnd either larry AN n-ef eou
ere wandering from the pont fl1stan
Imnt.flpl
afrr j. scarce aHF folly CT wee
more Dp.dcn.csi among che sons ~
wen tnan Chat r.dIcuiaas and h8rtfui
v.u.tf ~ which the people ~ each
countre Orc apt to prefer themselves tc
those ~ every other an1 tomakc theif
oNa er.fru. end manners ard apin
lons tae standard Of r'rht aud wrong
ol tfno ani false The Chinese mar.
darius acfe strongly surprised. and an.
most inereduIous, when che Jcs1fs
showed ther how small figure theit
empire naae .n thc etnerai map 81 me
world teie ..allngmoks.
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BOsrOv, oct a. An unknown steam
or was run down and sunk iu Boston
harbor Friday night and many persons.
who were ON board, we're drowned. the
vessel sinking so rapidly that it was
impossible 60 rescue them Tho ucei-
dent was caused by the Inability ~ the
officers 81 the respective crafts 20 rce
any distance ahead. because Of heavy
Fog which hung over the harbor aud
made the movement 81 the vessels an
extremely hazardous undertaking tip
90 late hour Friday night 10 had been
impossible even 60 learn the name 81
The boat which sank, because of thick
weather
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NOVEL SCHEME.
The buildings ~ th" Columbian Exposition
To- $50 Removed by Gas.

u" ~" hffuofFu 10 taHs
CncA0o. oct - Articles Of incor-
poration have been issued by the Sec
rotary Of state 20 the Worlds Fnlr
Wrecking, Salvage and Warchousing
Co, Of Chicago, with Carroll T. Kicker.
Henry ~. Kennedy, and Hugo Pam as
the iucorporutors, the capital stock be-
ing givon as % 600. 600 The new com
pauy viii bid On some Of the build
ings 40 Jackson park. and proposes
90 utilize gas la the removal Of
those that they expect GO secure.
Mr Kicker rs % new York contractor
and engineer he had the contract
for filing in the Potomac flats al Wash
ington, - g.. and succecded in reclaim
ing large nrcn Of the land as ID result
ri the work He says that some Of the
stock will bc held IN Chicago. bat
most Of 10 will be held in New York
The company viii try 10 purchase some
OF tho buildings particularly the man
ufacturers', which IL Is proposed 90 move
nearly intact by method never before
employed. gas being used for the pur-
pose. Ia addition tho company. Mr.
Kicker says. Is ready 20 buy the exhib-
It's OF states and nations and conduct
an entirely new line ~ business
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lug Wrappers arc said a. have on
hand nore THAN Efty thourand dollars
woftl ~ accepted mauuscripfs
Courrn loved pete. and had at one
lne fFe mbbits three harcs. two
guinea pigs d maybe "a iny. star
ling tw0 canary birds two dogs. r.
retired cat' and q squirrel
lneNs deepest regret 81 chat be-
toe1 not speak English. and cannot.
therefore. reach tbe hearts ~ the peo-
pio nearly al the other dramatic
writer's seem 90 be tfyiDg o. reach
ihcr Doctcta
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ADJOURNMENT


WAsHrGroE. Oct DEB AT $3.50 sen-
ator Foorhccs said. Congress viii ad-
jonrn nest week Wc viii pass uncon-
ditional repeal compromise or adjourn
without action"
President Cleveland takes the position
that under article section of The Jed.
eral constitution giving the president
authority 90 convene congress-. and in
case Of disagreement as adjournment
Doe bias authority to adjourn this extra
session. since disagreement as 60 leVis
latiou Be- equivalent 60 disagreement as
90 ndjournment ile threatens to ad
iourn Che session without any action
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MoNrooifEnY. Ala oct a-Tha
state democratic executive committee
was .n session here Thursday 90 c0nsid-
en- fhe proposition mada bV tho
JcIcrsonian democratic executive
committee that tho next cnndi
datcs for state officers shall be elected
by primary elections in which an
white men who we're democrats before
the election ~ lass year shall partici.
pate. There is considerable opposition
90 Che proposal on the ground that 81 it
o. accepted the JcnersouIaus Nfl nl
ail She state offices next term 81 che &c.
elusiou OF tie regular democracy.
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ABOUT OURSELVES.

ounces 81 brnin. The lowest men have
thifiy.nire
HCnAF blood is composed a. IT'S
parts ~ water or ~ aIbumen. TAI a.
coiorug maftrr and DO of saline.
TIM am0unt of air that a man ca1
inheic in twcntg-four hoara VIII nl
seventy cight h0rsloads and weigh
Gfiy.thrce pounds
MtSF species ~ bacteria are bone.
fclal instead ~ hurtful to man. Many
81 them manufacture she necessary
f1sd ~ Iseini plants
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mo 81 a cRossINo.
Mrs. FOLEY aBd Hcr Two Sons Meet iu
slant Death ~ middiaf0n. -.


slant Death ~ Middleton, -.
CfyCIySATf, Oct 9. "A frightful cross
ing accident occurred just this side n
Middietown on the Zig Four road Satur-
day evening Matt Foley wealthy
farmer ~ Monroe. had been % the
Hamilton fair with bis wife and
two SONS. aged IS and i0 They were
returning in two-horsc bar0uche
Seeing The fast Cleveland vestibuie
train approaching Mrs FOLEY struck
the horses with the whip. biit in hia ex-
element Foley pulled the lines
The engine struck the vehicle
squaroly Mrs Foley and tDe two sons
were instantly killed. che head Of one
son being found Some distance from the
trunk. while the two legs ~ the other
we're carried 200 yards Foley was
found ~ have hole in bis forehead
and one arm badly torn ne may live.
The horses were terribly mangled
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a nav RULE.



Tfn1e Co Onica-aenhera
WkuIS0ros. Oct 3. PRESIDENT leve-
land has instituted somewhat radical
change in Che method Of making
federal appointments fn pursuance
Of bis policy begun some time
ego 10 mating more easy the
work 81 bic office and Of securing t9
himself m0re time f0r che consideration
of important matters of state. De 81 in-
cnned to insist that hereafter members
Of congress and others having busr
uess with thr department shall 81
to the chiefs Of she departments
ln other words. the president
would shiN fr0n BATS own shoulders to
the heads Of the departments Use
enormous labor involved in hearing
applications FOR offices recommenda-
t.ons. arguments aud fhe examination
r.f onarr.
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. a RAaINn ocFAn



ST. AUGUSTINE. Fia.. Oct ff "A cy.
clone struck here wednesday night at
~ o'clock, cutting on all rail aud tele-
graph connections north and south
until Friday evening The velocity 81
the wind was such that 10 drove the
tide b. the height ~ one foot above the
sen wall and flooded the city complete
~ one to three feet deep Considerable
damage was done to houses All
wharves and buildings thereon were
carried away
The ST. Augustine south Beach Rail-
way Co.'s ferry wharf aud steamer we're
carried away. the track. etc damaged
Reports along The east coast. from
flaglers Railway south ~ Eauvallie
state that the cyclone an much damage.
a train leaving New Smyrna Thursday
morning only reached here Friday
night There was little damage on Anas.
tatia island, owing 90 the gale }etties 80
ing good service against the oceans az.
lacks There was considerable damave
OF summer Haven near Matanzaa The
uasted schooners on enc outer bar
Wednesday night have not been further
heard from. Coast bnoys drfied ashore
here SO loss ~ life is reported al
though the ocean took possession Of
The whole Florida East coast
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your ChIidren HuTnod ~ Death.

MIHor. n. ID. Oct a. THE house OF
George kosmatld. living siE miles east
Of here. was burned. and the bodies Of
four sons. aged So. ne. 10 and b. were
cromated The boys were sleeping up
stairs Two men were occupying she
Same room. both ~ whom escaped
The father underworld 20 take one boy
out ~ thc window. but. frantic with
pain, Doe drew back and perished The
fire is reported as ~ .ncendary origin.
SO trace 20 the bodies is ~ be- found
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HrFsos hYHfa. Oct % bymhafiing
has been resumed at Hio Jfnciro end BE-
81 reported that there has been greet
loss 81 life and property.
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NV Y0ng. oct fA-'rhe startling
announcement is made that Mrs Henry
g p Meyer has decideI ~ testify
against her husband to save herself
Both are uuir- .ndictmert f9r murder
in the dr.t degree. charged uith pols.
ouing man in order ~ gee tha usur
ancc Ou DIS lIfr Ihe stateuent s made
by fellow female prisoner of Mrs
Meycr. l whom thr latter c9ufded
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GrrmE OF. oct Do D. T Stevens
was murdered in his TENT at perdy bg
unknown paftIes no o'clock Ir.day
morning West ~ here near che Ch0c.
taw strip. was found the skeleton and
effects 81 900 uHku0Wn maH who bad
been murdered and r0bbeL
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NV YOHE. Oct d. The practical
defeat ~ the repeal bins in The senate
caused bad break in prices at the
stock exchange Friday morning For.
eigu end local holders we're free sellers
and in the first Gve minutes of bas.re,.
there was q decline 0f ala per cent
The entire list participated in the de-
cline but dIstIluug and cattle feeding
-un.rnL mu-L l-llLn. ID ~