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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
At Sugar House.

Sugar House, Oct. 20.-The Demo-
Gratis of this precinct held a grand
rally last evening in the Central school
hail. D. C. Dunbar and A. G. NorreH
were the speakers Promptly at s
o'clock the executive committee led
the speakers to the platform, accom-
panied by the Sugar House Glee club
and Guitar and Mandolin club
Through courtesy of the Sugar House
Democrats. H. J.. Faust was elected
chairman for the evening, and that
the genial doc" filled the position to
the satisfaction of everybody there is
no question. The Guitar ard Mandolin
club opened the rally by rendering two
selections in fine style, after which the
chairman introduced D. G. Dunbar as
the first speaker. He delivered a very
able and instructive address on the
tariff question; showed up Republican
inconsistencies in great shape, and
proved conclusively the text he gave
out when he commenced his address,
viz: That to him who hath it shall be
given; but from him who hath not it
shall be taken away. The Sugar House
Democratic Glee club then sang "Du
Dab" in such a. way as to call for a
hearty encore.
Judge Norrell was then introduced
to the audience. He spoke on silver,
hard times, the late Republican legis-
lature, and what the Republican party
had not done and what the Democrat
ic party had done for Utah. The judge
was at his best and his speech on sill
yer was a strong argument in favor
of Democracy, as against Republican
ism, and by the frequent bursts of
applause his speech was appreciated
by the large and enthusiastic audience
All the evidence he presented was
from Republican authority and this did
not suit some of those present, as a.
few Republicans at this juncture left
the hall, as they could not stand to
listen to the record of their own par
ty, but this did not deter the judge
from exposing the g. o. p. to a finish,
after knocking out the calamity howl
ers on the hard times cry. The judge
exposed the late Republican legisla-
ture in their party tricks to encourage
the canaigre root scheme at the ex-
pense of our public schools, the Utah
University, the Agricultural College
and the Insane Asylum, and finished
up by showing that the Republican
party had always been and Is still the
enemy of the people of Utah, from the
Tribune down to the least of them.
A vote of thanks was rendered the
speakers at the close.
Special mention should be made of
our Glee club, which consists of R. L.
McGhie, Ray Decker, Miss Katie Nc
Chic and Miss Nettie Thompson, mote
the woman suffrage in our Glee club).
who did good work to make our rally
success. and who will be heard from
again before the campaign closes.
The executive committee takes this
opportunity of thanking them kindly
for their services, not forgetting our
Guitar and Mandolin club. who also
did good service, for which we are
truly thankful. SUGAR HOUSE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21

All kinds of coal OF Ellerbeck's, 1o1
Main. Telephone SCI.
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and all kinds of job work send to The
Herald. Quick work and reasonable
prices assured.
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The Lynnhaven Ba,

Oyster and Waffle Parlor will be open
for business this evening at 207 South
Main street
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Daynes & Ccalter have the latest
band and orchestral music.
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For Letter Heads,

See campaign offer on page s.
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BRIEF AND BREEZY.

There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph office for H. Roby, T. c..
Cary, Dollie Kirk and D. w. Crowley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14

Lewis. and others and the result was
most happy, To quote his own
words: "The dizziness ia all gone,
md atm row quite recovered
The success OF his vigorous lectures
upon his European experience has
been married. He is now residing ut
the state will wisely insist upon his
the lieutenant goyarnor9htp. .r
Mr. Ttnkharn'5 experience with the
wonderful remely that malto5 people
vel and is as superior to all ottIer
spring meiluiAGs az milk isitnora nou.
ri5hing than wutar. Is not surprising.
Men and women nil over the coun.
try are iiudlug strength and freedom
fsom disease iii ratne's celery com.
pound. 1t cIeira tho sluggish biool
OI uuiisalthy humors that poor cir
cu!ution and faulty assimilation tend
to prudnce. Ii Gorrects unhealthy
nervous action and reels the nerve
c1ntrn- with lust the elements nesdei
| to build them uB again into healthy
| tissues Professor Edward y. Phelps,
| NJ D., M ID. Of Dartmouth college
| discovered tho formula for the famous
| Palues celery compound aftNr lOn9
| years OF study OF tho deep changes
| tint tHl;o place In tho WORKOUT, I'll sor.
/ dared nerNa tissues hr. Phelps wR4
accustomed to explain In his laotures
4 Ills mastery o Yer discusses due to bad
Mood and nervous Tnuknes5 as FOL.
Iowa In disaases of the liver, kid
nays. and heart something is In the
blood tEHt ought not to bethera. Nel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14

tralize these lad humors Tic nerves
AMI nerve centres are starving. Fee d
them with thu element5 that Will
build them un again" Palne's celery
compound embodies those advanced
ideas regarding the blood amt nerves,
As was to he expected, so renarka-
BILE discovery nus not failed To at
tract the attention OF scientific men
all over the country nnd In Europe
Medical journals have given Pa,ne's
Celery compound much discussion,
Paiues celery compound Is extensive
~ used in all the large homes and in.
stitutl0ns for sick and aged persons
throughout the country. To-day 1t
stands unquestioned as the most val
liable and relilble remedial agent At
the physicians command for curing
neuralgia. rhlumLtlsm. dyspepsia In
ability TO sleap and discusses of the
heart. liver and kidneys. 1t Is pre-.
Rcribel by the entire mpttcAl faculty.
II is the greatest spring m dieine,
tho only spring medicine worthy the
name" says ono physician OF the high
sst standing in this profession. For
llngIor, debility and ali forms of
nervous wUaltues5 1t hlS proved its in
vaiitblo curative power. IL makes
pa9p,9 OF all aSo5 and occupations
we'll and active.
The famous DR.. Parr, who lived to
such patrlarchal gran Oil aga. WAS
accustomed to say: !" 'New Is thu
wntehTori OF tho Wise, Now Ii th'
banner OF tho prudent Take Paine,
c4lery compound now
! April IS the most favorable time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
DIED,

WHlTsELL-on the 18th inst, Ham all
years
Relatives and friends are in yited to at
tend her funeral services, at Aabury NILE,
ghutch,on SUNDAY afternoon. at ! o CLOCK.
lhtorinent at bridgeport. N. j., leaving
t9is city on Monday morning. by tho
O'Clock boat for PennsIroye.
cARPtNT ER-At Centrevilie. DEL, on
pcnter, in her 7dLh year.
helHtiVesand friends are tnvit ed to at
tend tho funeral. from her husbn nd s
residence, on Saturday. the 18th instant.
Services at tho houae at no'clock, Tutor
mehtat Lower Brandywlne.
HACIiMAN On April 10 1895, Carrie NJ.
danEbior Of tho late Joseph and Ellen
nnchinan,
Funeral services at the residence of
evening at ao'elock. lntermeut at Alien
town, Pa, on Saturday. Nth inst.
MopOWEEr.--On April II. 1884,, Anne.
lila L. Mcdowell. daughter of James
ana Mary Mcdowell, aged % years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 at
tend her fnheral from her parents rest
denco. f0t North Franklin street, on sum
day afternoon. April 10. at 9 O'Clock. In
terment at hiversicw Cemetery.
HAMAN.--on April Il, 1881. Mary m.
Human, nGed a years.
! Re atives and friends arc invited TO at
tend har funeral from tho residence of
her son-in-law, Robert Il. Cooling. No.
5uS jackson street, on Saturday after
no N al O'Clock Interment private.
DLACknURN-0n April 18TH. 1897. Mrs
Frances BLACKBURN, in the a7th year of
hernns
Relatives and friends are request.
| ed to attend the services ut tho resi-
| dener OF her son, J. II. Blackburn, No.
| l0ao Lombard street, on Momday, the 10th
| inst. NJ $50 Il. nj. tnternent at Mount
Hope cemetery. Delaware county. Pa.
Nj ATllEwS. April 18th. 1894. Annie
NJ Mathews.
Relatives und friends ore invited to Mt.
| tend her funeral lrom the residence OF
her daughter, 1905 Market street, ON
| Monday aftetnoon, ut , O'Clock. Inter
incnU private ut Rtyerview Cemetery,
hDAN-April l8th Charles NJ Jordan.
| aged 5, years
Rclut yes and friends. and Phil. sheri.
| dan Post, q. \. II, Rro respectfully in
| ylted to attend his funeral on Tuesday
| morning next, at 40 o'clock to proceed
over u. X O. railroad to Sehuykill Haven,
| IA. Services at his late residence, ala
| King street on Monday evening ut S
| O'Clock.
| Gone but not forgotten,
/ WRIGHT. In this caty. on April 18th. 1891,
| Mrs. Elizabeth w right wfo OF Richard
| Wright iii her 69d year.
: Funeral Monday, April 10th. at 2oclock.
from her late residence. No 2i5 East Sec
| oud street lnterment private.
Philadelphia papers please cory.
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refousSe.

The fashionable styles now
are the 4 large pearl button
goods in Kid and Suede. -
We have a magnificent line
in stock from $1.25 to So
per pair In tans, modes,
states.
Also S-button lengths Nous.
quetaires in tans, beaver and
states at $1.25, the finest
Glove at the price to
be found in America.
Thousands Of pairs Of this
are rctailed in the
larger cities at $3.50. But
for many years our price on
this Glove has been 81. 25,
aud we have never varied
from 1t.
6.button length Mousq'le.
taire Suede at SLIGO; very
fine quality. Party Gloves
in II, 10 and 20.button
tans, creams, whites,
blacks and Lavender are
among the colors now in
vogue.
We are sole agents in
Wilmington tor the we'll.
known Gentemeri Kid Gloves
and we now have them in
the following qualities and
'colors:
5.button Colored at 81. 35.
5.button super quality
c0lored at 81. so.
5.button Black at 81. 75.
And the new style in Black,
i large pearl buttons, at
Sl.90. These are the prices
fixed on these Gloves and
nre the lowest they can be
had for anywhere.
A superb line of Silk,
Tatfeta and Lisle Thread
Gloves in all shades.
Also White, Cream and
Black Silk Evening Gloves,
10 and 2obutton lengths.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
Aniuse,lients.


Tho drama, 'sfhe Land Of the Mid.
night SUM-" was not presented at the
Grand Opera House last night on nc.
count oil the scenic effects not arriy-
ing.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
the now comedy. "lhe South Before
the War" will, be presented at the
Grand Opera House by strong com.
pany, under tho direction OF Whallen
4 Martell. The character portrayals
are said TO be highly artistic, while the
dancing and singing are equal to that
which so often enliyened plantations
In ante bellum days
The American orrtor, Colonel Rob.
ert G. Ihgersoll will lecture at the
Grand Opera House next Wednesday
evening upon 'Shupespeure. He Is
the most brilliant exponent of natural
oratory since tho days OF the famous
Tom Corwin. lie Is at his best in the
language OF euiogy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
FIFTH EDITION



The first business taken up at fHIs
mornings session OF the Dalaware NJ.
u. Conference to day WAS the admis-
eion OF members to the Conferences.
They were ten In number.
Rev. Thomas Meyers. of Baltim ore,
Y. S. Coillns. of this city, NJ. Nj. Car
roll and u. w. s. Peck, OF tho Washing
ton Conference. were introduced.
DR.. Weyles addressed tho confer.
enco In the interest of the American
Bible Society. aud was followed by Il.
3. Clegg of tho Philadelphia book con-
Germ. The talk caused much dfsoua.
sion. The gentlemen called tho at.
tentlon of the members to this debte
for books against them. and Requested
them to mako an early settlement.
The addresses brought forth reso-
luton OF rtgret OH tho address OF DR..
LandinGllam made fow days ago In
tho interest OF the Baltimore Book
Concern. Tho resolution condemued
the Concern for such reflections of dis
honesty on tho elnbers Of the Con-
feranos and recommepded that the
mem bers pay their respective debts,
and have no furthor relations with the
Concern.
The apprecl ltlonani qualification of
the conference was extended, through
| a resolution to Charles Hhoadg and
| Mrs. Banlah Rhoads. his wife. for tbs
presentation OF sS2S00 building al
Nestmont N. j., fer school for COL
| ored childron.
On motion OF Il. Il. Parker. the case
OF W. ii. Thomas. on ruuors. be re.
| ierred to the presiding elder FOR inves.
tigation after tho session vi confer.
| ence.
Rev Waugh Collins explained to
the Conference the mode of exlmina-
tion adopted by the general confer.
/ enGe and he was voted thanks for ths
clear explanation.
Those are the pulpits tho ministers
will fill tomorrow: Ezlon, Bishop G.
| ii. Fowler morning; J. g. HartzelI.
D. D., Secretary oil the Freed mans
! Aid Society. evening.
Mt. joy-ltey. j. It, Dunn, morningI
3 y. ~, j. ]. Wallace; evening, U. 4.
Haven NJ. L. Church NJ. II. Hors ey,
morning; 3 D. m, G. w. Dckinsoni
evening, j. w. LlnEford.
Eighth Street Baptist Misslon-M.
Morris morning, evening, j. II. Har-
mon.
Bothel A. NJ e. Church. Walnus
noar Sixth Morning. Rev. J. II. Mutt
ter; evening, T.. O. Carnell. ID. D.
| Gilbert Presbyterian Church Mora
Ing, James ii. scott; evening, L. @.
/ Wright.
Sniloh Baptist. Twelfth and Orange
Morning, Il. Nichols; evening, d. A.
/ iildout.
| u. a. N. Z. Church. French above
! Twelfth Morning. L. III, Shelton;
evening" +. J. Ice.
A. q. ii. e. Church. French above
Eighth Morning., &. II. Horsey; even.
ing, g. i. Coieinan.
A. Nj. +. Zion, National Hall, Ninth
and Walnut Morning.C. ii. Hutchins;
evening Isaac J. Elbert
St. Paufs A, U. III. Z. Ghurch-Morn.
ing, II. +. Johnson; evening, J. W..
] Conk.
/ st. james A. u. NJ. r.. beyond Elev.
enth street bridge Morning, j. A.
Scott; evening, n. W Moore.
| Nit. Enon Baptist Mlssion-M Morning,
Charles Henry evening, ". I. Hens.
ley.
St. Peters A. UNI. P.Morp!ng, O H.
! lIutehns; evening. NJ. ". Wlters.
Conference adjourned at 1880 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
THIRD EDITION.
-
Municipal Court.


In tho Municipal Court this morn
ina. before Judge Bali. Roger Carberry
and John Armstrong were fined OIL and
costs eaoh for drunkenness.
Alfred Bell, colored, the barber on
Chrlstiana street. John Beale was
held In 500 ball for further hearing
this evening on the charge of dlsor-
derby conduct.
Perry Linden, colored boy Of ii
years OF age was charged with high.
way robbery of o pGcketbooH from
Mrs. Riggs, at Eighth and Walnut
streets yesterday afternoon. The case
was continued until Monday morn.
ing In order to give Mr.. Stout. the
agent for tho Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, to inquire into the case.
VIM. McGrann, John Lally, Henry
Muliin, John Curtin Were charged
with the larceny of copper pump.
McGrann was arrested with the cop.
per in his possession. The men were
! seen passing by the place by Mrs
Riggs. Patrick Grady saw the mer
tieing paper over a box. The ease
was continued until Monday morn
: ing. The hail waa fixed at $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
IitbIS.

Go to Walther II Co., over Market
etreet brldge to get your carriages 70.
paired.
Rebecoa j. Chapman, guardian. sold
at the Court House on Thursday al
ternopn at O'Clock the right aud In
terost Of Franz A. Chapman. minor. in
a piece OF land and brick stable, situ.
ated In New street., TO Lewis Held fer
e1u0
Auetioneer william nuklll said that
in three days lie had made ll.00o salts
which he thinks Is doing pretty good
these dull times.
W, A. Huklll, auctoneer, Will sell
big lot OF groceries ut tho northwest
corner OF sixth and Adams streets on
Tuesday. April lTth. at o'clock a m.
Harry r. Giles and wife or tnis sslby
left to-day for ElKton. haRstsa.IlAia
roiativ+e and friends. They will re-
turn home Monday.
The IonaSce Club Will give IN even
Ing social III the Woecacoe Hall OIL
Wednesday evening, April 25th
Miss Eta Carter Is Gouliued to tn &
house suffering with severe cold.
ono hundred and fifty tons Of Al.
thracita coal was washed oil of tho
wharf oil Sadlefs, at Delaware City,
during tho storm on Tuesday, and
Gark5 wharf WIS also badly damaged,
hiIs DHitiLG1 y. NittAht VI tyCih nhfb
City, visited our city this morning.
SponEos for the toilet, large and
SMELL W. q. Taylor. SOP King street.
A curtain IN tho homo OF Polica ON
GER Lane yesterday was set aiire by q
burning gas ist.
City Treasurer George d. McCreary,
of Philadelphia. will address tho
young mons meeting in The Z. ii. c.
a, hall Tomorrow. ue is very enter.
tAininG sueakor.
Coroner George G. Ro.hwell Is al
ready making an active canvass Tor 10.
nomination,
Don't forget the sale of horses by
Mr., F4lner at Ches:or. Pa. on Mon
day. Fraiik Etilh1m will he OH hand
/ to dispose OF tha bargains.
Tho WILMINGTON District ", Fl. M.
$. Will hold tho s5mi.annual meeting
at Nawark. ltel.. Thureday, April 10TH,
at , 30 o, IN. An Interesting program
/ has been provided. ami 1t IL hoped
all penbet's and friohds OF the work
will intend, and to those VINO have
never -heeA inthrestel In tho work,
special ln@lthtloiia extended.
/ he MhrsiGIllton from Mills, It Ia
stated. will resume work on Monday
next, after being smut down for some
/ two moaths his Hide joyful news
| to numerous families residing In the
vicinity, who bayB had u tough time
OF it this winter. In procuring enough
! food to keep soul and body together.
Tho Wonait's Christian temperance
| Union OF New Castle county, Delaware,
| will hold lis seventh annual nenven-
/ ton Mt Aarshallton, Tuesday. April
| nth, 1894, Morning session, 1l.80i
afternoon -; epaniug, s o'clock.
| lrains !oaPs Wilmington via =. a. o..
4 Delaware RreHua for haraAallton at
/ II a. M. sos and 447 p. m, Leave
/ MMshul.tan at > 70 and L a3 p. IN. The
| 1899 p III. express train will stop as
klRAen-i on that e'anigts.
A petition Was presented In the y.
! ). Court this morning tor month'y
wages Of employees aJaiaSttll0 KnauR
/ Company Of Sewartt. the motion was
! conttnued.
The M'ater Department yesterday
tested tho water pipe on Delaware
| Gpsnus and iseoit street md found
that the elacttltity from the railway
trucks l!ail contaminated with the
! pipes,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14

Last evening tho mem bers OF GrCce
al. L. Church. assembled In the I4ect.
ure room to welcome the Rev. Or.
Hubbard their now pnstur TO tho city
and his charge but OWING to tndispo.
eition in lie It'll the l;sy, gentleman
was unable to be present The Rev.
N. Nj. Browne oil Mlldletown presto
ed, and then Introduced the Rrverent
Bishop Fowler who addressed the as
semblege ON Character" He said II
was above priceless Jewels and was To
pc sought aftsr moro tllan riches.
good name was hot To be desplsed.
His talk was interesting and instruc,
tive. Mr. Harry c. Pickles led the
singing which consisted OF old timed
Methodist hymns. Iue room was
crowded the ladies' being in the ma
lOrlty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
snccessial Gancert.

Tho concert given last Monday
evening at St josaplis Halt by the
Rolxeby Minsttels to packed house.
was to he given the following evening
but owing to the incletneney of The
weather, vas postponed TO Thursday
evening. Although rather inGtanent.
o fnir audience wa present, and the
min9trole gave R..4efni Satisfaction,
The youuE ladies who took part IN the
singing, acquitted hemaslyes with
credit.
As each OF the Ministries did his rert
40 well. II would lao un1us: to make
t.atinGlion. Miss julia Murray'A
splendid performance on the plano
and Miss MssIli's oaarm ng songs
added much to tho entertainments. Ii
was the opinion al many lint II the
mlnstrels vera not known tiley could
pass for profess onals, inatohd Of tie
nome talent OF tho BrandyWine. The
CONCERT WIS succcss.
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ALLOWED ON ALL PURCHASES.

Taking one-fifth off the price has made
such remarkable values that business
this spring has exceeded any spring
trade in the history of my business,
Ny big building, 22l Market and 21S
and 220 Shipley street is now being al
tered and improved to suit my business.
Until it is ready the stock at SOC Mar
ket street will be sold at ridiculous
prices for thoroughly first-class goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
The lump Expladsd.

John ]. Doug lerty Of this city Aad u
narrow eeelpa last evening Mt Newark.
John is a nswshoy on tho Is. ~ . tail
road, and while lighting mn aleohol
lamp last evening 1t exploded, ihe
lamp Is used to heGt littie bHIiar
which heats oysters. lougherty's
face was badly burned. and 1t is con.
sideled that lie Will pf marked for life
Els hnir and eyelu-hes were badly
sihged. HIS rtme to this city on tito
next train and lad his injuries dFsssad
by Dir P5imtr. ile sulerod good
deal oil psdn from the eiidets OF the ex-
plosiUN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14

A valuable horse ownod by dward
Donohoe Of Edge Moore. which was
taken siek last week with colt distem-::
per or anaearca as called by our mod!
Srn veterinary surgeons. and upon
which DIR. Ewes operated on by max.
ing an inosion in It's throat anu plac.
ing a silver tubs In IL for tho animal
to breath with. died on Thursday. It
was valued at 5000 and was q pr0mis.
Ing colt. Mr.. ID. has other horses now
suffering with the same disease and
Is doctorlng Thorn himself He has
cut the skin oil the throat right over
the roof of the tongue md let quite a
mass of matter ami corruption out.
The animals are all doing nicely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14

To day is good pain oil shoes, some.
thing That will combine loUAs with
wear end not cost much money. that's
just the Kind OF shues we keep wei,
made. good shaps ANA the Smallest
prices. Another great novelty about
our shoes is the faet tAlt they nIe not
reduced III price they don't have t.
be because allr regular prices are taw.
sr than tho reduced price OF any foot
wear in The city. II you necl ST oes
this evening, not tia uhoup. trashy
kind, bnt good honest footwear. TAXI
q look at our STOCK lornaI's, No, L
East Fourth street. botwesn Market
and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-14
Under water.

The National Dredging farm at Col.
liD's Beach ia ali under water. The
storm OF Tuesday night last overflow
ed the bank AMI caused tho water to
come over the ground. Mr.. Coming
who hos been farming for that Co.
three years, OH Wednesday morning
sailed from his HOUSE to the Beach
over the folds, The water is now 20
or 80 yards from tho house, although
the piedse Achtila mas been WORKING
on the bank fbr sImc time cannot do
anytEiug until the water has gone
down. watch won't be soop, The
large bridge at Cotine Bench has al
moaU drifted away.