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SPANISH ANARCHISTS



Threaten to Make It u Year Of Blot and
uloodshed.
MADRID, Jan. Fifteen hundred
anarchists had a reunion last evening
in Barcelona TO celebrate the NewYear
There was much incepdlary talk and
several Of the speakers predicted areign
Of bloodahod and terror in Spain during
the year Just begun, Tho leading an
archEst, one Molasa, declared that he
meant to inaugurate and begin 1893
witha baptism Of blood, Great shouts
OF approval and torrents Of denuncla-
ton Of the grandees and middle classes
followed this declaration.
A female anarchist named shorse
Claremonts prang to the platform and
delivered q very fierce speech when tho
whole audience became frenzied and
there might have been q dangerous
demonstration, but for the interference
OF some Of the cooler heads who sue.
ceeded in calming the excited gather-
ing. The minister OF the interior has
received information that several hum
dred pounds Of dynamite have dlsap-
pearcd IRON tho depot in the town Of
Ltngare in the south OF Spain.
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REFUSES TO TALK.

Tie Captain of tho Gailla VIII Not Elk.
plain Ills Treatment OF the Umbrla,
QuEENsTowN, Jan. 2.-The Gallia has
Just arrived and was at once boarded by
a correspondent OF the Associated
Press, who questioned Captain Fer
guson in relation to the report that he
had refused assistance to the Umbria.
Captain Ferguson said that he would de-
cline to make any statement until he
had communicated with the headqnar-
tiers Of tho Cunard company. Both
Captain Ferguson and his officers said
the passengers on the Gallta were de.
lighted to learn that the Umbria had
arrived safely, although they seem to
have had no setlops doubt on that
score. E
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Withdrew their Enaorsem emit,

BosToN, MASS, Jan, 2.-For a number
Of years Frank K. Fosters paper, the
Labor Leader, has had the endorsement
Of the Central Labor Union. and has
been advertised is tile official organ Of
that body. Yesterday the union passed
a vote consuming Editor Foster and
withdrew its endorsement from his
paper. Fosters sharp criticism Of the
agreement ofthe cigarmakers union to
vote for license at tho recent city cleo
ton II the!ltquordealers would handle
none but union made cigars led TO the
above action. ,a
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yet determined what Il VIII do with the
case, Undoubtedly Il viii appeal to
the General Assembly but Y WI! not
say 80, as It has no Official knowledge. 81
the result Az matter Of tact, the
veil Of the secret session has NOT YET
been lifted The results Of the tIlal
are supposed still 20 be secret. the
official announcement wall be. made
alter the Judgment is rendered, some
time this month, " was simply Q
bfeech Of the rules Of the court that
enabled the reporters 10 learn the pro-
ceedings Of the session, The newspaper
men who have been. working on the
Briggs case experienced no difficulty az
all Ia learning in detail all that was
said and done at all the secret sessions
ithe court that tried Or, Rngga,
When the judgment Is in the bands
Of the prosecuting committee II wllFbe
determined how the appeal TO the gem
eral assembly win be made, and on
what ground, The fact Is, the Briggs
case will be taken 10 Washington ~
May for trial, II will be tried on its
merits by the representative PFesbYter'
ian ministers Of the United States, The
scquittal Of DR., Briggs by the pFesby'
terry Is no more final than would be the
examination of a criminal in "a police
Justices court, David Swing was tried
by his presbytery and acquitted, He
subsequently lett the FFeshyteElan
church in open disavoWal Of Its doc,
trines, Albert Barnes was accused OF
hanno,, fvfad and aoduittad hV hiA nFAl-
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Dublin, Jan. 2.-The new lord mayor
Of Dublin was installedIin his Office to.
day with all the ponp and ceremony
that anciently attended the taking OF
Office by the city chietdignitary. Inter
estwas added to the ceremonies bythe
presence OF the lord mayor Of London,
who is theguest OF Dublin's lord mayor.
and who rode in the.processlon. The
line Of march was thronged with dense
masses Of humanity who cheered and
shouted as the two lord mayors passed
along. After the lord mayor had taken
the oath Of Office and all the formalltiea
had been complied with an official 70.
ception was held whichwas attended by
q largo number OF persons.
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EXPLODING Gas
In Front of nlaine's Iesldenoo-rh Sick
Man Not Disturbed.

In Front of nlalno's ReSIdenoO-Ths Sick
Man Not Disturbed.
WASHINGTON, D. O. Jan. 2.-Ap ex-
plosion, followed quickly by the rafting
sound Of falling iron, occurred this
morning in front Of the residence Of ex'
Secretary Blaine, on Lafayette square.
The report could be heard in the house,
but only family, and did not disturb
Mr., Blaine, who was asleep at the time.
The explosion was caused by leaky gas
mains, which filed the electric conduit
with illuminating gas, and, coming in
contact with an imperiectly insulated
wire, SGT the gas atire. The heavy iron
mantrap was blown up distance Of fl
teen feet, and fell, breaking the inch
thick cast iron into a dozen pieces.
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Growing Serious.

BER11N, Jan. 2.-The authorities arc
considerably agitated by the serious
characterof the strike of miners in the
Soar district, as yesterday battallions
OF the Goth aud 9th regiments and a
large force Of gendarmes were ordered
to tho scene Of disturbance. The NUM-
Der Of strikers has increased rapidly
and now they number about $4,000.
Many Of them have arms and serious
.rioting Is reported atseveral points in
the district The leaders OF the strike
have forced Thousands to join them
who would have preferred to remain at
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. WHITE car NoTIoEs
Warning All Nogroo. 10 Leave TO-
Posted mt West Liberty, Ohio,

Warning All Negroo. TO Leave Tewn
Posted at West Liberty, olllo'
sPR1NaUElp. O., Jan, 2,-TheFe Ia
great excitement at West Liberty to-
day over the discovery that white cap
notices ordering all negroes to leave
town had been posted in prominent
places during the night. A mob at
tempted to lynch Frank Jackson, the
mulatto who eloped with Bessie Hlnkle.
a pretty white waiteress at the Grand
hotel here, but heescaped to the woods
A terrible outbreak 10 feared, Jackson
was tarred and feathered last by
the citizens OF West Liberty but no re.
turned in spite Of warnings withthe
above result.
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HsWsy Notes From lhs County Scat
ItNmspf Inteyest
Special opyftpqRdsRes Of no IRlfl'lgelesf'
HARRlsyWtp, w, YAsIsR. 2,=Tarle'
ton, the new sheriff, legally assumed
the duties Of his Office yesterday, w
r. MeseFYe, Of PeppsboFp, has qualified
las his deputy.
AhorFlblemurder place at Cairo,
in this county, few days ago. During
a Christmas saEopsal Mary Higgins, an
aged lady having some properly. was
killed by her sop'ip law, James ppny,
who pounded her death With q poker,
The Impression prevails I hat 70 get the
old lady's property was one motive 81
the crime, Duffy is at large, although
nomipally held ina bond Of $4,000 Tor
his appearance at court
III. ShNttlesworth, OF Toll Gate, q
local Republican who was widely known,
was killed by q train at ClarksbpEg, De
eembef "a, glt, The funeral Of tho de-
ceased took place at Pannsboro,
villa, strlckleT, Of EllepboFo, has
shied his castor IN the ring tor CLERK 81
the state senate, ~
I, 4, Flynn will DO recommended by
Congressman CapehaTt Tor postmaster
at Harrlsyille, and Il. ], Strlckler AT
Ellephoro, AT PennsboFo Van A. AeYhT
ly has tho promise Of the appointment,
but he doesn't suit the local politicians,
An effort Is being made TO stdetraek
ZeYely for anotherp position and give tho
postotflce THAT place to Greed Collins
aon-in,law, Wooddell,
The gas famine here will soon be
over, rail- the citizens are discontinue
ing tho use Of gas and returning TO coal
The gas isfailing rapidly, The Harris
vile gas well started outwith q pressure
OF 600 pounds to the square inch, Now
1t hardly exceeds one.tweltth OF that,
Gen, Thomas NJ, Harris book, the
History OF the Assassination Of Lincoln,
has reached the third edition aud Is
netting tho general an income,
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1tis.lNow aIa, Z, ollroy.

NEW YoRK, Jan. AT noon to-day.
Hugh j. Grant, who is now ex.mayor
Of the city, turned over the Office OF
mayor, the books, papers and keys be-
longing to 1t, to Mayor Gilroy. There
were no formal ceremonies. There was
really no ceremony attending the in.
auguration, as Mayor Gilroy took the
oath OF office within five days after re.
ceiving his certificate Of election, as re-
qulred by law.
o'clock Saturday night, when the term
OF Mayor Grant expired according to
lnm ~ Va ~
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Klllad ere NYrnnr nLnn.

New Yons, Jan. 2.-wm. Pursell this
evening elected crowd Of noisy Gus.
toners from his ssloon and expecting
they would return, with revolver in
hand he awaited their appearance.
John ]. Darrell who was not one OF tho
noisy crowd pushed the door opcn at
this 1unoture and received q ball from
Pursell's revolver which killed him in.
stantly. Pursell surrendered himself.
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pmw!xsa.s. osn, eensia,ion.

Mr.. j. o. Davenport, manager 81 Tho
Fort Bragg redwood Coz IT bragg,
Cal, has thiAto 10y Of ChamtetlAlh'S
Cough Reti0dYi HtuS0d it Tor q revere
cold and cough aud obtained ittiinedl.
ate teliel, IN The Fort Bragg Redwood
%, % store We'havd sold largo quanti.
tiqa Of UhaIntotlalnlb tiedlcInoa For
sale BY dfugglala, bdW
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moA1 CONSUMERS.
To Goal Consumers Of Wheeling

/ keyd opened d coal yard at tho corner Of
Twehty.dtst and Water sttootSi Wheeling, and
an prepared 10 supply all those who pattoniSo
mo With tho iucl brought TO this market for
steam, gas Of dpnostlc pnfPosoR
Tho coal ! soil 4 tho famous MoNoNGAtt
COAL, apqt the patronage Of all consumers 10
fgifc6ttGl solicited 3
Sty otlCe u tho yard and all orders will TO-
,coiyo prompt attention, Telephone No sS.
dos Respectfully RitD. WILLIS
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AlrnIl OF az unelnrloyetl.

Madrid, Jan. 1.-The municipal gov.
eminent has been SO alarmed by the
prospect Of demonstration BY the
$1,000 unemployed in the city that they
have appointed many special police.
men and have ordered that extraordi-
nary precautions be observed to pre-.
wont riots. Sf3f
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swlndiSk Arrosted.

ViENNA, Jan. 2.--A warrant has boon
issued hore for the arrest Of Ernest Roe.
dorcr, a pretended journalist who Is
accused Of aWindllhg John Simeon
Bergheim, IN American niue ownOr,
out Of 100000,
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New Yoax, Jan, 2, Fiyenew cases Of
typhus have developed, making forty.
eight cases since Docemher1, Allwere
from 81 Bayard street except ono at
Ward's Island. Thoro arc still fifty.
two persons quarantlnod In the house.
They will DO kept there three weeks.
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LONDON, Jan. 2.-Tho Times CORES.
pendent at Hamburg says that one case
81 cholera was reported in that city on
Saturday and another on Sunday, and
that three deaths have occurred at
Altnnn.
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1oNpoS, Jan 2.--The ltark Lans Erprets, In
review Of tho British grain trade says; Owing
to small deliveries, English Wheats 1to III IN.
CREASED demand and prices are Cd better. AM
luOteaSo 10 6d. A review Of last years tradO
shows fall during tho year Of los 10 pGr quar-.
ter Indian wheat Il ID, Russian and rod Win.
tor "a and luo wheat foreign Cd deater,
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EoR RENT-A NEW FRAME
IL House Of Eight Rooms. corner Fourteenth
and Woods streets, Possession Aprttt Inquire
at 81 Fifteenth street tleO
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To THE voTERs oyTHE olFs or wuEgLISa,
/ am candidate for Mayor OF tho City Of
Wheeling atthe next Municipal Election, to bo
held January y, 1891 Your vote Is respectfully
solicited. Respectfully,
do ~, y, N, CALDWELL
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dor RENT fARKET GARDEN
IL one mile above tho Top mill; posSOsSIon
Immediately. Apply ut No, 43 Fifteenth StFeat'
to JOHN II GILCHRlST .if uoa9
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EoR RENIATHE THREE.STORY
l bushes house, No 1874 Main street w
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EoR REMIT. ARGE BRICK
IL dwelling. 2iIs Main street: possession Anil
lSt Warehouses, 1a0D-lal1 Main street form.
erly occupied by NJ Reilly, wholesale gFncer.
Choice rooms ii Reilly block. ], " REILLY,
AgOnt ali lOl0
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Aiiie., Netys nd 1sYhs plil,L

Act on q new principle regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
tho nerves, a new dlseoyery. 81. Miles
Pills speedily euro sbillbuSnOsa bad
taste, torpid llyoE piles, cohstlpatlon.
UnequAled for mon women ant shll.
dtoti. Smallest, mildeat 1ttcAtl Fifty
doses, g6c, Samples free, % The Logan
Drug Co.b,
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BRIGGS SAD VICTORY.
aVeaflyiAl His Friends Apologize
for Their Votes,
.MINYCQVLg N0T AGREE HlIRHIM.

IT'S Unlpeky for tho Accused Profess
sor that He wssa't Beaten on az
Least ono couRtrHe Loses the adj
vantage of Being Appellant and
Wiil Have a Hard Row to Hoeia
she General Assembly ..The Yap'
apished Likely % Become YiesoFs'
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MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the stockholdon Of tho
Wheeling and Belmont FlFidgp Company win bS
the ninth tathf day Of iaRagEyi 1901. iittwssn,
the hours OF 2 aud 4 0clIrk p m, for in
election Of nine managers 70 s6rYo during ths
ensuing year,, los, LAWSON, Secretary ~
WHRELJNl, w, VA. December 26, 1872. dcE
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EEloR sALE-A GOOD LOUISE, NO,
1l 81 Fifteenth street Has all modem ap.
Ipllanctk ltlSsituated On tho llnnySIde otths
street aud Is within five minutes walk Of the
postotllrc. Inquire at above number oil Mrs
Isaiah WARREN. 3 3 desc
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FoRREMcr.

LloR RENT TWO HOUSES, THREE
~ and four rooms respectively, Inquire d.
2100 Main street. EeYl
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GIooKHo NpERs. AlEETING,

The annual meeting Of Tho stockholders a,
the Peoples Bank \ Wheeling, will DO held a,
tho bank hRllse on Tuesday, january 10, lssS
between tho hours Of 10 O'clock q H. and i
O'clock p, N, for The election a dircciots md
the transaGIigp q any other bu4ipess that may
''7' GEo. W, RoRaART, Cashier
WIIERLIN1, VIVA, December 80 1897 dcflS4T
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Goa sAlE.

ENoR SALE + AMILY DRIVING
~ Mare, Phaotona aud Harness. Inquire at q
3. CarSs Livery, corner Tenth and Market
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WOOD and tiRInbuU EAeSis, tlho patterns,
% s'L. NIeOii, sSs AZ. N.Y. q I Y To DYE
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THOR RENT.

MCCrum Us a shoe store, No. lI5l Main street. Of
the whole building, for rent from April |, 1891
Apply to HAL, ], KENNEDY at Stone 4 ThOmaS'
dry goods store, or write T, KENNEDY, Him
Grove, W. Va dCJ
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sTocKHoLpERs' MEETINGS,
GI0QKHoLp MEEFING,

The annual meeting % tho stookholder, q,
the National RRlk Of Wat YIrglnia, at WbeSi.
Ing, viii DO held 81 tho banking h0usO on ma
fiSy, IanuGEy 10, 1893 batWehU the hours SS
aud o'clock y, M for the election Of Director,
and tho tEapsae ltpp q any other business hat
' NJ IS John WAGNER, Cashle,
WHERLING, w VA, Dec. g& 1892 ds9s y
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"A G ENIls rs VARY AND COMAITS.
IN sion. Fe5t tetnlf pFder Assets $50 On
ROTH Life and EntldFmnpt liAeAS 1llteds,i
IN Gyply raip0ck Some nlSlllpt Agents waDtyJ
AFars chRnte Address KING ~ 90, s tnloS
Square. Bow 1oLk...l - ocS-N
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WAMIT.E

VITANrED IA {I. AiDY TO M
wv whiting d homo Good F8y, Raply WIN
stamped enYslops, MISS Ylsl3NA lAEG60Ss.
South Bend, 11u, ii sri IL lstt.llsllt 1nil
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TOR RENT.

Tho most complete aud convenient upy,ar
residences in the city. containing SIX rooms
bath room and hall; on second floor, IN new
building on Tenth and Main streets
5a JAMES L. HAwLEY,
dos 81 .i. 1870 Main Street.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

.E'OR MAYOR
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eAEsoKEH sEeHET SOCIETY.
It's Object tho Preservation OF Iediah
Legends and Traditions.

It's Object tho Preservation of Itdiar
Legends and Traditions.
Not many persons are aware that
there exists among the Chcrokecs 6
secret society that is hundreds ol
ycars old. as old, in fact, as the tribe
itself and Is to-day stronger than il
Sver was, ut least III numbers. This
society is Sallcd the ketoowah, which
literally translHtodi means elder
brother.
1t is sort of Indian frecmasonry,
and has its laws and rules of order,
AS we'll as its officers and secret
signs. So we'll are its secrets and its
doings guarded that there are hun
nrods OF people living In the Chcro-
see nation, and who havs lived there
for years, who are not even aware OF
the existence OF society every mem
bcr of which is sworn to assist in the
defense of their homes from the in
vasion of the palcfaccd brother
either by squatter sovereignty
or by squawmcn privileges. Only
full-blools are eligible to member
ship, but so icalously is tho Ketoo-
wah watched that what else is ncccs-
sary for membership is not known
outside of the order. The society
now has membership of about 1000
full-bloods, each the head of fam
lily, and thus the organization repro
sents about 1000 persons, Formerly
tho Kctoowah only comprised The
chiefs and some few older men of the
tribe. Then it was all-powerful, and
exercised full control over all tribal
affairs; Its mandate once issued was
never questioned even by the most
powerful chief 1t dictated trcatics,
proclaimed war or peace. set
tied disputes and guided the
welfare of the tribe in all matters,
spiritual or temporal. Such was the
Kctoowah until within the last fifty
years, says the st. Louis Post-Dis-
patch. Whom the white mans gov
of the people were taken from tho
few and administered by men elected
by the people and the Indians saw
their power and their birthright
steadily passing away, tho customs
and language rccoding before the
march of civilization, they realized
that unless something was done to
counteract these influences the Cher
okce would soon pass from the face
OF the earth. To prevent this became
at once the object of the Kctoowah,
and it was so enlarged as to include
the heads of all full -bloodcd families,
so that from u privy council it be-
came powerful oath-bound organiz-
ntinn
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men had been turned into pillars OF
stone, and the people point out the
stones to this day. Tho island was
named after two of the Kings, 90 amp
Pulo 1t was the most fertile of the
group. They finally settled there and
are there to-day.
Since they left Sumatra fifty-two
Kings or Queens have ruled over them.
Until the recent trouble in Samoa the
ruling monarch has always been the
direct descendant Of the early Kings.
The split in the royal house came about
In peculiar way. The ruling mon
arch at the time was n Queen who was
loved and who had q son who was a
great favoritc. lie was manly sort
Of fellow and every body liked him.
Hunting and tanning pigeons was his
favorite amusement. At the time the
trouble started he was on hunting
trip near the west end of the island,
while his mother lived at Lafaga. about
sixty miles away. The Queen fell in
and sent for her son TO make all haste
and Join her. But the son delayed.
lie made the journey by easy stngcs,
making frequent excursions from the
man road to hunt pigeons, nnd even
after he did arrive Mt his mothers viii
lsge he did not go at once to her house,
but took his tame pigeons out Of their
cages and was showing them to the
villagers. This ungered his mother
and she sent for her sstcr's son and
made him her successor and disinher-
tied her son. The descendants Of the
son are Mntaafs' and TAmssess. The
ees b est ~ pewvf tWst st preseysaee
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by killing large number by some
spell. They were obliged to flee and
left the island. An expedition of men
and women in sixteen boats started
out to find them The course taken
was to tine east and they finally
landed on one of the Philippine
islands, where they heard trace of
the fugitives, obtained stock of food
and water and started out again. En-
coun' ering the westward winds, they
finally came to Hawaii, which they
thought TO be deserted. They landed,
and after two weeks they found
natives there. Fearing that they were
hostile, the samoans put logs about
the boats and made sort of fortifiea-
tion out of 1t. This operation they
called "lulu,' which means safety, and
thus equipped they sailed down to n
village to do battle. To their sur
prise, they found the natives friendly,
and they landed and called the place
Honolulu, which means safety har-
Dor. They remained with the Ha-
wniians for some weeks, and, in COM
puny with native chief named Leapai
Tualagn, they started out again to
find the fugitives and kill them.
The first landing was Mt Tnhaiti, and
from there they went to Rorotouga,
thence westward to Samoa. They dis
covered the island of Tutuilia, and
Afterward Upulc. 49,,
At all of these places they found
traces of the runaways and at the last
named place they found that the two