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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19
Fast Driving.

IL this towu i lot some dav
10 be startled by a serious accid-
ems caused By people who either
ride or drive horses in the nos;
indiserirainAts manner something
hes got to be done and probably
severe measures viii be neces-
sary- ETsry man and v0ulau IN
tins community believe ihst he
or she c4n handle a horse and
without exsCgeFatioa only yery.
yer feE-oatsids tie Hswa5ians
ever held the r.5bors ~ lrid-
ed 4 qC@rdruped. arr ar.Rg on
this beach. On Santiay after
noon when the sailors (or oEieersl
are ashore 1t Is combined with
the greatest danger % travel from
Honolulu TO Waikiki. The road
TO that favorite sea side resort
Is too narrow for the traffic which
takes place over It aud it has
now come TO such a point that no
man will allow his wife except
he desires a decree Risil or his
childasn to drive. even the most
peaceful family horse. along the
WAIKIKI road on q Sunday after
noon. What Is the remedy for
this evill We might address the
police authorities and ask for an
answer, but behold, What do
these executors of the law their
own laws and guardians Of the
weace dos They send Mr.. special
mountedpolice-man Wagner ont
IN the evening when the streets
are empty and tell him to capture
and bring into the jail every
mother son found in a car
riage moving along in a trot
quicker than the regulation one
+ for which Serene and the other
old horses have made a rule. The
arrests made by this Wagner are
getting numerous. and the COM
munity is beginning to be more
than annoyed. We do not pro-
pose to criticize this former gov
eminent of the drei hundred, but
we must say, that the superior
/ I'VE PERFUME the senior officer
who places that erratic specimen
of humanity on the most import
ant thoroughfare should be cen.
sured. This policeman. thrashed
by police captain, aud petted
by a marshal is stationed on
King Street, and is general found
during the night between the resi-
dences of Mr.. z. Nuemann and Mr.
5. Parker. Presumably watching
those quarters for eventual con.
splracies and reasonable meet
ings he devotes his time to have
in every passer-by. who drives
foster than Mr. Wagner sees fit
and accosts them with revolver
in one hand and his eloquent
whistle in his mouth. We
believe in checking fast and
furious driving, but we insist
that the check should be made
in the right quarters aud not
lett to the execut oa Of irraspon-
sible beings like the hired
spies of W. o. Smith and his
marshal.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19

FRANcIs NJ. HATCH has most
thoroughly identified himselfwith
all of the takes not to say mis-
takes which may accrue on behalf
OF the Provisional Government
National Guard; he advertises in
p. &. sheets for beans. bread. fish
etc.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19

VIII Stand the Season at
the Stables of A. j. CARTWRIGHT.
Esq. Makiki.
Fee. Fifty Dollars; payable at
time OF service. Good care taken
OF Mares not responsible for &C
eidents. Duke Spencer, BAY:
height. fifteen and tbree-quarter
hands: of themost gentle dispo-
sition- mar 10
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19
Thoroughbred
DOGS for Sale
THE ENGLISH SETTER
Honolulu Girl"

Bred at the Glenmore Kennels.
Berkeley, Gala.
Registered No. 81 .O9Sl A.
Il G ). b. New York.
SsEss! - Lee T.. wiausr of uerssx q. ~. p.
esfsc cosss Fisla TEial a. Baksrsssliir $50
- By koiuey e tssJi iTuza Phyllis n = Issg
hodnsg. tie siys II Ess T.. ~ los d
tr'sH hsss D.. fz7i5l fr0us Phyllss TIfz isasl
Rake l2isl fs8z Phyllis "a.
! As dan q Hossasaiu Gi,i vas Bell C:E.d-
ssone. sis 01ly daughter co tbs PAriss
Coast u CASrapiea Gias.ssoas lib. frpa
ZsA iIssssi.; By Dsn. I. 49, from Chan.
pioa Pssssl s.4g-L
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19

Hardware
Company.
March Il 1894

The fact that bat less than one
hundred patents have been issced
bv the Hawaiian Government
does not speak volumes for the
inventive ability of the residents
Of this country. Nor are all the
patents 10 Hawaiians. many Of
them. perhaps a majority are
merely to people in the United
States who wish to protect their
interests all over the world.
We have had patent issued
for the Jones Locked Fence
because we saw that il was a
good thing and the people who
build fences believed it the best
thing they had ever seen. Certain
parties had IN contemplation
the manufacture of the articles
used in the Locked Fence, and
we did not think that an imitation
article would be half as good as
the original. hsnce. the patent
on Hawaii.
We have been selling the
Jones Locked Fence for year
and its popularity is growing
every day. As an evidence o
what the Fence is thought of by (
gentleman who is thoroughly
well posted in cattle and fences
we publish the following letter:
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19
Dear Sir:

l have Just completed some
three miles Of the Jones Lock
Fence" and must say that | am
very much pleased with it, in fact
IL is Hs fence for ranch. i had
about a mile to construct over
'pahoehoe' where it was nearly
impossible to get post down.
and found in this case, especially,
the Jones fence" was a great
saving of labor. There are places
in this Fence where the posts are
at least % feet apart and the
space between filed in with
stays There Is no sag to it, and
it is as springy a. wire mattress,
| an confident that Il VII turn
any ordinary stock. hare some
two and a half miles more to
construct over a country where
wild cattle are very plentiful.
and as soon as il has undergone
the test there. will write you
further. Ii il will turn the stock
on this part o. the land. and /
feel confident II will. you can rest
assured that it will turn most
anything. except IAvalfow.
Very Truly Yours.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19
THE POINTER
Honolulu Duke.

80 s5Sl bred at the
shabbona keanels, Ottawa. III.
y nsvonshirs Ssr. Z. ssJ: frous sAarls
81 The Dsz q H0nofala Dzks i
s@sss. ey Issk; srsG Belle b. By Trsnksssis
Bag AID
Honolulu Duke is thoroughly
hroks on phezssnts. with staunch
po.nts-tE alI-day dog.
For further particulars. apply
10 or address
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19
w. n. CUNNINGHAM,
mar 10 ASCHoE S4Loox.
WANTED

Ten cents copy Of each man,
Der will be paid at the HoEoxuA
cfkes. II
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-19

This should convince the most
sksPsieal; il there are people who
ssill doubs. let them come to our
store and inspect a sample.
fis HaEaIlal HsrtEas Co.,
aO7 Fort Street..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
G. c.: ~ Don't Think Want Any Dinner Just Now"
GRAND JURY'S FINDINGS.
Anna M. Reek Must Answer for
Murder in the First Degree.
Harry Miners Former Secretary In
dictcd for Larceny.

The Grand Jury held an unusually long
session to-day, and when they had fin
ished theii days business they handed in
a large batch OF Indictments.
Anna NJ. Reek twenty-nine years old.
n midwife, IF 34l East one Hundred and
Seventeenth street. was indicted for muir
der in the first degree. The complainant
against her is Officer Thomas II. Agnew.
of the Gerry Society. who arrested her
OH Aug. Is. He charged that she DELHI
erutely starved n four-weeks-old baby
to death.
Francesca Antonio Caluchio, an ltal-
ian twenty-five jears old, OF ll6 Null
berry street, Nas also indicted for
murder IN the iir-t degree for killing
Giuseppe Tomasco in an Italian brawl
on the night Of July %, in front Of lis
Mulberry street.
There were two indictments found
robhcr, who attempted TO rob Jeweller
Alexander Ncwberser, of Broauway,
near Thirty-fonrth street, and In the
attempt came very near killing Mr.
Another indictment, which involves the
editor ana Publisher OF tie Italian pub
l'cation known as La Follta, which is
published at l0S Mulberry street, was for
the publication of an obscene poem,
which was written by Alexander Sisca.
In which the Virgin Mary Is made the
subject. The other two men who own
and run the La Follia are FRANCESCA
Sisca and Diagno Spinelli. The Com
stock Society ID the complainant. The
same people are also held In 5000 ball
for the publication of libel against an
Italian. fellci Toccl
Theatrical Manager Edwin e. Miner,
son OF Harry Miner appeared before the
Grand Jury to-day us n witness against
William h. Richardson, the former pri-
vatc secretary to hia father. The Grand
Jury found an Indictment for grand lar
ceny.
Mr.. Miner says the former Secretary
distracted from the safe In the Fnln
Avenue Theatre, diamonds which he
WAS holding as security for loan of
500, which he had made to an actor.
Tho. gems have been recovered by De,
| tecrive -Sergt Heidelberg, who found
| that Richardson had pawncd them and
| lost tho proceeds on the races. MI
! Miner has had Richardson's accounts
| investigated, and he says they show q
| shortage % 800. which had bee col
| lcctcl as rent of property In East Thir'
| tS-fourth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Wall Street Notes.

The lgros earnings Of the Chicago Nor M
western read for the month OF July were sl.sOS'i'
DECREASE Of 1851. 22t. ro,
For ths second week Of August the Bg ~ ~
road armed s27l. $50. an Increase OF w. leo,, 81
southGn Railway. s27t.0S0. an Increase OF - N,
The amual meeting Of the Stockholders " oy,,
st. llb Southwestern will be held IN 81 nUI
on %. 10 elect nine directors. me "a a
annual meeting OF tho directors will DO h ,tin,a
the s4as place Immediately after the snl0"
ment n tho stockholders meeting. ,,,.,,,
Judge. Dallas, OF the United States ."s III
Court FITTING In Ulster County. New hSI ns:rt 3
to-dsyIlsar AN application for tho appointn' m,
a receiver for tho South Jersey Raufo@..;: n a.,
road. tbich has a bonded Indebtedness Of ''''''
and $50. 900 stock. viii lie reorganisoi. 49,, an,
STEPHEN Little says regarding tho rumoI ,i,Icl
htohAn would cast on Its branches a. the T NIL,
Pacific Is doing II have no authority 10 ~, M 4,
Tuch Ntatsment but I do not think u wiz MI
Eagrekted There will he nothing done an
the ksorsaniEAti IN comInittss receives N! ny, Sc e.
iepoh which ! have not begul yet ! sn. xbiel
10 wtfk on that a. soon as ! nnish hef., nj i,
will Do IN ! week OF ten days but there VI" nan
no DANTE policy mapped out by the new ne
sseai.nt Of tho Atehlson until my Tep0H
sente" "a. an,
III Joint committee OF the csntrsi Tr .sls IA,
Truti Line Associations IL To- meet In " " -
to-r3urrow 10 consider thu condition ~t.isht
boui4 freight rates and pAnsepSor fAres, -
carl nllsase, payment Of peffsnseI c0''--s- Y I
and other subjects pertaining thefsis'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
HAS IT RAISED THE MONEY!
Whiskey Trust Has Three-Quarters
of ITS stock in Bond.

Chicago despatch says: 1.-THE whis-
key Trust, according to the internal
revenue figures, has paid the tax on
about one-fourth Of its product. 1t is
making arrangements everywhere to re-
move goods In great haste II funds are
finally raised. An opinion has been OBJ
tanned from Washington authorizing the
Trust to pay and clear whiskey simply
by payment Of the tax, the afixing Of
stamps and actual removal OF the goods
being permitted later. There were
enormous increases In the payments of
tax yesterday in the Kentucky districts,
but very small payments ut points where
the Trust manufactures. Only 1000
was paid at Peoria. The two Trust
houses here, the shuteidts and the
Riverside. notify the Collector that they
Will close Indefinitely"
Another report from Cincinnati quotes
Treasurer Hobart. of the Trust, as say
ing that the Company has sufffcient
money TO take from bond all goods. ex-
cept those In Pekin and Peoria. He had
a telephons conversation with Greenhut,
who stated that arrangements had beer,
day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
WHIskEY STOCK N DEMAND.
Market Reacts Slightly After a
General Advance.
Realization Sales and = Drop in
Sugar ~ the Close.

Wall street after a week of excite
ment, has settled down to its normal
condition and is waiting for the Presi-
dents action on the Tariff bill. Operators
do not care to assume the risks involved
in the fate Of this measure. and are dis
posed to halt for day or two. Many
Of them have realized handsome profits.
and IL the bears should hammer the mar
ket are in a position to buy back their
stocks at lower range.
The market this morning was much
quieter than usual, and fluctuations of
as much as a point were the exception
rather than the rule.
Whiskey alone Is being actively man
ipulated. The insiders have got the pub
lie completely mystified and are milk
ing the street right along. The stock
bounded up IL, to 20. right at the start.
but fell back to IS SIS and rallied to 10 L.
The general list sold of little at the
mand. Improved ia to rs per cent. Chi
cago Gas rose 7.s to n IL; American
Sugar, 7-S to 113 SIS; Northwest. IL to
loS IT, General Elee.Pis. 81 to a. IL;
~ to ,l1g; Louisville & Nashville, 3-s to
So "a, and Richn ond Terminal, 3-S to
he dealings were AttcHueu WIN
tie more animation after midday and a
stronger tone prevailed. Prices advanced
IL to 2 l.! per cent. from the lowest OF
the morning; The special cards were
lers and the Changers.
Money on call per cent. Foreign ex-
change firm At 4Ss q 4ss - fer bank
and the inquiry fair.
Silver continues to advance in sym
pathy with London, where bar is up to
| 30 lid. per ounce. Silver certificates here
rose to So 4 66 IL and commercial bar to
IS "a.
The stock market developed increasing
strength during the afternoon and still
higher prices were made. The bulls
took a fresh hold on a growing belief
that the President will sign the Tariff
bill. Pretty much everything on the list
Joined in the upward movement, and a
much better feeling prevailed.
rhe dealings in Distillers were on a
large scale and the stock got up to Fl,
II having been currently reported that
| the company had secured all the money
IT needs. The rumors to that effect,
| however, could not be confirmed. those
identified with the company maintaining
a strict silence.
In the last fifteen minutes of bust
ness Sugar ran off from ia 3-S to lib Ia.
and there was fractional reaction all
around.
The sales Of listed stocks were 14.oot
shares. In the unlisted department 22,0Ot
shares OF Sugar and 1.500 Lead were
| traded in.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
OBJECT TO THE BRIDGE.
Millionaire Residents of Mancrstng
Island to Go Into Court,

RYE, n. V, Aug. .2.The case of Ham
ilton Fairfax, representing the Van Rens-
selaers, Crumwells, lrvings and other
weil-known families, all millionaire resi-
dents of Mancrsing Island, vs.. Frank
Cornell, the wealthy New Yorker, who
owns l.c0V acres OF land on the island,
and Contractor Il. Cole came up for a
hearing at noon to-day before Justice
Jiaruch.
The complaint is that Cornell violated
section &s5 Of the Penal Code in obstruct-
ing navigable stream by building a
bridge across 1t, Witnesses declared tina t
the bridge was an obstruction to the
stream. The defense declared that the
stream was not navigablc.
Justice Barucn discharged Mr.. Cor
neil from custody. Mr.. Cornell is the
one who instigated the building of the
bridge.
The Justice held Mr.. Cole the con-
tractor. however, for the action OF the
Grand jury in S5oo bail
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETS.
President CV"lcy's speech Read 10
the session In Saratoga.
lBy Associated PrcssD


SARATOGA, n. v" Aug. 1.-The
American Rar Association. OF which
Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley, of Ann Arbor,
Mich, is president, began It's seven
teenth annual meeting here this morn
Ing. The President being absent by
reason 81 illness his address was read
Ivy Judse Samuel Il. Hunt, vi ChIcin-
natl, .,
u WAS very lcugthy. and communi-
Gated the most noteworthy changes in
statutory laws on points of general in
trrest which have been made in the
several States and by Congress during
the preceding year.
Secretary John llinkley. of Baltimore,
Md, reported the membership as l ll3
and the election OF 60 new members.
Every state bat Nevada and three out
OF the i've territories are represented.
Thc Treasurer, Francis Ravle, Of PhiIa
dclphia, Pa, reported the finances in n
ncUrishing condition and comfortable
balance in the bank. The Executive
Committee submitted its report in the
section on legal education.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
DYNAMITE GUN TESTS.
Government Experts Delighted
with the Exhibition.
(By Asgoclatel PreIs.

SANDY HOOK. N. j., Aug. Elm con-
tinuatior of the trial OF the pneumat tic
dynamite guns the test to-day was for
accuracy. Three dummies were frst
fired TO obtain the range. Afterwards
talnlng 200 pounds Of nitro gelatine, were
fired from the l5-inch gun. and all struck
the water apparently In the same spot,
The range was $500 yards, Two seconds
fectly, exploding every shell.
United States ordnance officers and
others who witnessed the exhibition, were
eral full charges OF 800 pounds gelatine
shells Will be fired Saturday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
PANIC AMONG POLICE.
sound Of n Pistol shot at Head
quarters stRrtles officials.

There was excitement at Police Head
quarters to-day when the sound OF a
pistol shot rang through the halls. Some
thought a bomb had exploded, and ran
out into the street.
1t didn't take much investigation to
learn that Property Clerk Harriott had
fired the shot 1t IL customary for him
to snap the trigger of each pistol be-
fore storing IT, He was doing this when
cartridge exploded, much to his sur
prise. No other damage was done than
to alarm those in the building and make
few minutes pause in the police trials
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
New Wool Exchange Building.

The wool dealers OF the city are anxious to get
into thsir new exchange building which Is In
course OF erection At iH to $50 West broadway.
and which 10 to cost $4,000 The structure viii
have an Iron frame The arst front story viii
Be OF GrAnito and the other stories Of brick ana
Indiana limestone A .wojl bank will occupy The
now orgaAiIing wool dealers club 70 BE- Of q
sselai 4ed bualnssa nature. A. Imports viii be
70 Prepsssd 20 irssOsss businsss ~ Sample e me
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
STILL AFTER MERCHANTS.
Getting More Evidence Regarding
Police Bribery.

Mr.. Caruthers, the assistant to Assist
ant District-Attorney Wellman, again
continued the examination of the bust
ness men and merchants in Mr.. Well
mans office in the General Sessions
Building, to-day.
The same secrecy which surrounded
the investigation, II such II may be.
perYailed to-day. Mr. CarutheTs refused
absolutely to say anything throwing
light ON Thc matter,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
CEREALS IN NO DEMAND.
Cotton Co.'s Up About Five Point
q tho OpeninE.

The whea, market was unsettled and
quite activfin the early trading. Sep
TENDER selling at IS 7-Sc, December, a
s. 1-Sc., and May at CT is. Corn Wal
steady. opsnlng at 66 5-sc. for MAJ
against sc SIC. at the close yesterday
and the sails were made at figures yeIy
close to the opening. Oats were steadI
at Soc. for October and "a 1-Sc. for sep
TENDER.
the opening, selling as follows: Septep'
ber 664: Ottober, 67i a 673; NOvembel
6.T a SIS; Hecember 6.S3 a 6.Sf; January
$50; February, 6.a5; March. 7.02; May
7Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Wire News In brief.

Fire in the hJs-story building at the southeast
corner Of Madison and Market streets, Chicago
last night caused a total damage OF sss, 900 Tho
hicaEo freight house NJ the Niseon1tn Division
OF the Chicago ana NurthNestern Railroad was
totally destroyed last night. fhs loss IL estimated
Al $7j, ocO.
PAXTON & Green manufacturing jew elers, OF
Providence Il. L., made an assignment for the
5cneht Of their creditors yesterday,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
WILL MOVE TO HOLYOKE.
PARCEL Envelope Company Decide
10 Leave Albany.
lBy Associated Press. J

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 22.-The Purcei|
Envelope Company, of which James Il,
Manning. ison of the late Secretary q
the Treasury Manning, Is Presidenl
which has the contract for supplying
the FedeRl Government with s5,cWy
worth OF stamped envelopes, has as
clined to- abandon Albany and manu-
facture a. Holyoke, Mass. as,
The Company Is TO produce 2V1v,,
envelopes per day and will employ o'''
800 pepplh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Rum-crsxed Man Run. Amuck.
lBy Assoqlated Preaa.l D

BATAVIA. n. Y. Aug :a.-Louis Hsmlins, Of
DArien,. craEed from alcoholism. ran amuck In
that village and nearly killed three people Co.
Brush. tho present tenant. with club. stunnipg
him. drpse Mrs. Brush from her bed out Of doors
and threw tho child out Of the window. Ths
Irom injury. Asmiins was ovspOssrsd and taken
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Mayor Callahan Found Guilty.
(Dy AslOclAted Prosg.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug ss.--Mayor John 7. Cal
iAhsn Tas found guilty to-day OF accepting bribss
Wills ainember 81 the City couneil TAs r,saist
caused &rSAt szeitemenL -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Cholera NJ kocniRsberE and
Cologne
CBy Associated Pres,.)

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Aug. ss-Dsspstehss
have been received al the Marine Hospital Bu-
reau frVn The consuis at KoenlSabsrs and
at both places.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Sen, Briee'. Brother-in-Law Dead.
ey Associated rrsss1

wAsHINcToN, Aug RIA telegram from OHIO
snlenness the eesth Of Gen. Lucisa wilsy. /.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

You read Tke Evenias WORLD,
Ne voa read the sunday WerIds
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Mr.. weliman he said he had ninety
two houses on his list In July, 1892, when
had seen Wardman Smith collect money
for Capt. Cross.
Mr.. Friend wanted to make a state
ment to Mr.. 'Wellman Regarding this
witness, in view OF Mr.. weiIman's
statement In the case OF another wit
ness, but the prosecutor wouldn't let
him unless II went on the record.
or Wardman Glennon by seeming to
appear for either OF them, but he
whispered to Mr.. Hess, and then Mr..
wellman stated that Nathan had Just
come from nine months term on
Blackweii's Island for taking ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Michael Nathan. OF 100 Allen street,
was called to the stand after recess,
" the trial of Capt. Devery and Ward
Man Glennon, which was at once taken
Nathan said he used to be employed
as q stool-pigeon by Devery TO get
eviasnce against disorderly houses.
Ibid you ever see Holman, of $50
Allen street, pay money 10 Ward Man
Siepnonf Mr.. Wellman asked.
questions said that Capt. Devery and
Slennon had at various times sent
MN 70 HOFFMAN and other disorderly
the station. "
II was told that the disorderly house
AseRer owed s2S. and to tell him to cal
trms station ths and pay. said Nathan.
DSvery's administration there were
nna.n.yfeeven disorderiy houses In the pre-,
~ ceplnisu,ensr shsehan, who resur.
scssa ne hciaughlin matter. the Wit
re nrst .three months OF iSSe, whei
31cl4rehhn was IN command( and IL
"|. T.