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The evening world., 1894-08-11
PULLMAN CHAR TER ATTACKED
Illinois Attorney-General Seeks
Its Annulment.
says the Corporation Has far EN-
ceeded Its Legal Powers.
lBY Asnociated Press.l

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE Pullman Pal
ace Car Company's charter is apparently
In peril. Tho Attorney-General of iii
nois at noon to-day filed a petition. ask
ing that the charter be declared void, on
the ground that its provisions had been
violated.
The petition sets forth that the charter
as granted allowed the Company to pur-
chase. control and convey such property
as was necessary to the successful
prosecution Of their business. The cor
poration has far exceeded its privileges,
the document declares. owning a vast
amount of real estate In the town OF
Pullman and vicinity which is in no wise
necessary to the business.
The petition declares that the Company
has practically usurped the powers OF a
Municipality, owning numerous business
blocks. residences and factory sites, con-
trolling stock In other corporations and
furnishing power to other manufac-
turers
The evening world., 1894-08-11
FUNERAL OF THOMAS BURKE
Members OF Political Club. md
Secret Orders Prc.ent

Solemn requiem mass was offered over
the remains OF Thomas F. Burke, at II
o'clock this morning. In the Church Of
st Rose OF Lima. in Cannon street. The
services were conducted by Father Ed
ward T. Mckinley, assisted by Deacon
Fatrick Z FltZsimmons. and Sub-Dea-
cen John 7. Powers
The funeral was largely attended 10y
the, friends and relatives OF the de
ccnsed, ard Representatives from the
following organizations: Tammany Hal
General Committee Of the Fourth Dls-
trict. Columbian club. Fifth District
John I. Ahearn Association. Court Con.
ran 1855, A. o, F. of A.; John J. Pur-
cell Association ~ the Eighth District.
Bright Stars and the Legion OF Hon5r.
e The following members OF the ST Rose
OF Lima Catholic Association, A. L. OF
H.. OF which the deceased was a mem
Der for twenty years, acted as pail
bearers: Lawrence r. Hinch, John W
Welsh, Florence J. Mahcney, Joseph r.
Sweeney. Peter \. Smith and john X.
QNeill. The mass was given by this
Association. Tho intermeEt will take
place In Calvary Cemetery.
The deceased was member of the
printing tirm of Burke Brothers or
Grand street, and was also a member
= OF the Tammany Hall General Commit,
tee OF the district In which nc lived.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
ACCEPTED HIS RESIGNATION
Atohison Directors Take Action
on President Remnants Case.
b. p. Cheney, OF Boston, Is Elected
to the Board.

At 10 o'clock this morning the Board
of Directors OF the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad met In the
offices of the Company In the Equitable
Building to act upon the resignation OF
President J. W. Reinhart. and to MI
some vacancies which exist In the direc.
tory. There were present at the meet
ing Mr.. Reinhart, Thomas Earring. Col.
John J. McCook. William Libbey. Alden
Speare, l.. Seavery and G. II. Nickerson.
Mr.. Reinharts resignation as Presi-
dent and director was read. with Mr..
Reinhart out OF the Board. there are
three vacancies to I'LL, the other two
being those caused by the deaths Of
George G Magoun, who was Chairman,
and Robert Harris
The directors. after quite long
meeting, accepted the resignation ten
dered by Mr.. Reinhart. as President
and director. to take effcct Sept. /.
or at such earlier date AZ he may
have completed the details OF business
Upon MIR, Remnants retirement First
Nice-President II u. Robinson Is Hu-
thorized and directed to perform the du-
ties Of fsssidsnt un President af hos H.
ton. representing a large bond and stock
interest in the system was elected a di.
rector and n member OF the Executive
and Finance Committee. to MI the va
cancies caused by the death Of Robert
Harris.
II is understood that Mr.. Reinhart
will devote his earliest attention to the
PREPARATION OF statement In which he
will endeavor to refute Expert Account
ant Littles charges in detail. his first
answer hav lg been prepared In such
haste as to prevent complete review
Of the matter.
Mr. Thomas Barring, after attending
the M ing OF the Board. left for Lon.
don on .,e Aurania to-day. Robert Elem.
ing. the representative Of the London
Atchison Committee, sails on Tuesda y
next. Beth gentlemen return to confer
with European security holders and the
London Committee.
It Is quite probable that Mr.. Little's
reports will lead to changes In the plan
of reorganization, but how they will
resolve themselves will depend a good
deal upon the result of the conferences
abroad.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
SUES A GAY olD Man.
Miss Howard Wants $4,000
Damages from Mr.. Morris.
Wrote Tender Letters and Was IA
Marry Her.
He Is an Ex-Freeholder aud Worth
About 5000, 900.
Especial 10 The Evening World ,


ELIZABETH. N. j., Aug. 11-w,,.
VIII probably be sensational breach
OF promise suit when it comes to trial
has been commenced In the New Jerso,
Supreme Court by Miss Fannie E. uou.
ard. formerly of this city, but now I,y.
Ing In Newark, who wants SO. oeo dam.
ages from ex-Freeholder Just,s Morr,s
of Linden Township.
MIR. Morris will be seventy three wear,
old In November, while the fair r,ain.
TIN Is only twenty-four, and a rathe,
plain-looking brunette. Mr.. Morri.
courted her against the wishes of hi,
children, but the eN-Freeholder did ma,
care a button for their hostility. ana
preparations for the wedding went right
ahead.
The couple were TO be married last
Thanksgiving, the minister had been
engaged, invitations were sent out, tn,
fattest turkeys on the farm had beer
Killed fot the feast and everything wa,
ready for big celebration at the HON,
Of the intended groom, when on the ev,
OF tue wedding Mr.. Morris was stricken
with acute pneumonia. His condition
for time was critical, and 1t wa
Thought by the doctors that he could moi
His intended bride n,Irsed him faith.
fully through his illness of two months
He 1t Ia alleged, while i'll made a will
leaving the bulk Of his property to her
put this document has since. ii is said
been destroyed.
1t was supposed the couple would b.
married AS soon as the eN-Freeholdet
got well enough. but the groom thai
riage performed became strangely IN
different, and the nuptials were post.
BonHd from month TO, month, unta
! finally, It is sad, Mr.. Morris CURLY In.
formed the woman that he had changed
| his mind and had become con WINGED hs
was too old to again embark In the
matrimonial sea.
On consultation with her friends Nils
Howard placed the matter In the hand
OF Samuei haiish, criminal lawyer Of
| Newark, who began suit for DAMAGE
Inc. papers nave ueen served on the de.
i and q return of them made to
| When. Deputy Sheriff Clarke served
! the writ on Mir. Morris, the old fellow
laughed heartily, and seemed to, regard
1t hs so aSoa 9k So; ae e Il sSrth rs
was the Republican leader whsa
he, was in the Board of FREQ
h Mas bold tTf ns political mets sS ~
the last FIVE years. he has been devotl
ing himself to farming.
1t is said that Miss Towards friend
blame the influence exercised by ~
sons over the old man since his illne Z
for breaking up the match, while on tn
| that the old man was cajoled into max
ing the engagement by the artful wiles
of the plaintiff and her friends. wha
| wanted to see her get control OF the e1-
Freeholders wealth. II is said he mad.
lots OF presents to Miss Howard and
wrote her tender epistles, all Of which
will be produced In evidence at the trial
The evening world., 1894-08-11
DALY'S PROPERTY MAN.
Held at Ellis Island las IA Contract
Lpborcr.

Il. Elliott, property man, from Lon
don, who has been engaged by Angus
tin Daily to come here and show the
American property men how they do
things In London, was made a pris-
oncr before he left the Paris, on her
arrival at Quarantine this morning.
Phillip Kelly, President Of the Thestri-
cal Protective Union OF this city, yes
terday appeared IL Ellis Island and
made formal protest against the
landing Of the man.
Mr.. Kelly said Mr.. DAILY had hired FL
lott to come here and work for so per
week, To Elliott that might seem a
hIg salary, compared with what these
men are paid IL England, whereas II
is smaller salary than Is paid here.
The Commissioner of Immigration de
Clded to dcbai the man. pending an in
Nestigation. Elliott was placed in the
detention pen at Ellis Island.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Round About Town.

Julius Bauers. a 'iongshoreman. thlrly- WI
years old, OF $50 Eleventh avenue, was last hS w
stabbed three times In the left breast 4,
twice In the arm, by some person uhkho"A
the police His wounds are not serious
Policeman Patrick J. Foley. OF the stesmOOii|
squad found the nude body OF six weeks Nj III
male baby floating in the slip at pier = wv
River at II O'Clock this morning. =,
william RedinE. colored, twenty-five yeaf,,u M
OF t51 Sixth avenue, was held TO await IevAsy.
tion IN Jefferson Market Police Court to-o,Is'
He Ia wanted In Jerse" City for snstchins ~
chains from Dystanders during q parade on y
night OF July l6.
Tom Kane. a watsr-cart driver. with no I'm ~
was found In an unconscious condition ear ~
morning at the corner OF Fiftieth street ~.
broadway. His had a scalp wound. Az ,s sIu
lance was summoned from Roosevelt hovtiI-'
and the man VAS removed to Bellevue Ho'pl..-
Mrs Lizzie sullivan. twenty,nin years %, OI'a az.
1856 Allen street. was arrested last night 1t ,sSs,
orderly conduct and locked up In the Ela liz.
street police station. On her way from me ~
station to the Essex Market Police Court M.,si
this morning ahe was taken sick and was Iess,s
to Gouverneur Hospital. where she gave -,
turs birth 70 . ehiid- Her condition u ho'
Qua
The evening world., 1894-08-11
BIG BATTLE
OF FLEETS,
TYenty.one Chinese and japa.
nese Ships Reported
in Conflict.
!. MORE DEFEATS FOR THE JAPS.
They Lose at Port Hamilton and
Is. in a Second Fight at
', Wei-Hai- Wei.
CHINESE NOT CAUGHT MAPPING.
I;
FORTS and Small Gunboats Ready
St. r., :, Where a Fleet Had
.s,,s,.,, Sailed Away.
CHINESE NOT CAUGHT MAPPING.

SHANGHAI, Aug. ia despatch re-
ceived here says that the Pei-Yang fleet
ID engaged with r. japanese feet, and
+ that q stubborn battle is being fought.
Twenty-one ships are taking part in
this fight.
Advices from Chee-Foo state that the
Japanese attacked Port Hamilton port
ArthurD yesterday evening and were re
pulsed,
~ A special despatch from Chee-Foo con-
firms the report that the Japanese fleet
attacked the Chinese fleet at Wei-Hai-
Wei yesterday morning; that It was re-
pulsed at one entrance Of the harbor,
and subsequently attacked the other en-.
= trance.
The despatch says that the Japanese
made a daring attempt to capture the
forts and arsenal at Wei-Hai-wei. Four
cruisers and several smaller vessels led
the Japanese advance. The first shots
were exchanged at daylight.
z The Japanese apparently expected to
: take the Chinese by surprise. while the
latter's warships were away. as the
( Chinese squadron. with the exception of
some small sunboats and torpedo ves-
sells. sailed the day before for another
port.
M But the Eunboats and forts kept up
such a well-directed fre that the Japan
ese were unable to enter the harbor.
j. The Chinese torpedo boats were then or
a dered to advance. and when they did so.
. the Japanese fleet retired.
y Later. the same fleet OF Japanese YES
sells began an attack upon the other en-
trance Of the harbor. The result Of this
second attack was another repulse.
2 LONDON. August 1.-THE Govern
,uent has received a despatch confirm
ing the announcements Of further night
. ing between tina Chinese and Japanese.
The Government advices stated that the
Japanese were making an attack upon
the important naval station at wei-Hai-
Wei. but no details were given.
- The reported attack upon Port Ham
ilton Is regarded here as to undoubtedly
!. refer to Port Arthur. which Is Chinese
naval port facing wei-Hai-Wei.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
FALLING OFF IN DEATH RATE
DR.. NaGle Praises Evening WORLD
sick Babies Fund Doctors.

The deaths from all causes for the past
week were 7sa. which Is a falling on OF
?ls from the preceding weeks record.
and Is la less than the average OF the
corresponding week for the past Ave
years.
The deaths from diarrhoea numbered
40, which IL l0+ less than the week be-
fore. one hundred and thirty children
died from summer complaint last week.
The week before there were IL deaths
from that cause.
The sudden fall In the tempe rat ure
caused IA slight increase In the mortality
from bronchial troubles ana pneumonia.
DR.. Maggie, X, glstrar q Vi al Statistic,
compliments The Evening World" on
the clever work done by the doctors con-
nected with The Evening Worlds" Sick
Babies Fund.
He says that the lowering Of the In
FAINT death rate is chiefly due to their
indefa tigable Efforts.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
CAPTURED A STILL.
Deputy Collector Rome swoops
Down on Moonshinera
We're Making Whiskey In a Brook
Iyn House.
Their Plant Had q Capacity Of 100
Gallons a Day.

Deputy Collector Rome, Of the Brook
Ign Internal Revenue Department, made
a raid on an Illicit distillery In a two
story house on Vine street, Brooklyn,
this morning.
Two men were arrested and all their
paraphernalia for making moonshihe
whiskey was con'iscated.
The men described themselves as Peter
T.. Smith, no home, and Robert McCabe'
of "A Carr ct street.
The house raided Is located IN the rear
OF a large building at $3.50 Dougherty
street, on the outskirts Of the city.
The plant consisted of still, having
a capacity of $50 gallons Of whiskey a
day, force pump. loo gallons OF mash,
half IA cask OF spirits. two barrels oil
mulasses and a number OF empty casks
The moonshiners were brought before
Commissioner Bellows and held for eX-
animation.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
THREE HUNDRED MEN IDLE.
Company says It's n strike; Men
Say It's n Lockout.

Three hundred track layers OF the
Brooklyn Heights Railway Company. Of
Brooklyn, did not appear FOR work to-
day. The officials OF the Company say
the men struck. but the latter claim its
case OF lockout. The men were en-
gageI on thu suburban extensions and
last year received 81 a day. This was
reduced To $3.50. with a promise OF an
increase In Spring
The increase failed TO come, but In its
place another reduction to Sl..5 was
ordered The men claimed that they
could not support their families ON THIS
amount. and they said SO to General
Manager Bugarius. They calm that he
ordered them TO report for The wages
due them Nj. Bogarlus is not in town
to-day, and the other officials declined
to speak on the subject.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
HERE'S A GROWN.UP RAT.
BOniface Byrncs, of Rockaway
Says II Weighed rs Pounds.
Especial to Tho Evening We

Especial TO Tho Evening WorldD
ROCkAWAY BEACH. Aug. 1l.--Every
thing Is big down here this season. Fror
the opening day Rockaway has boone
monster" hotels. "mammoth" show
and all sorts of colossal things.
1t was thought that the climax ha
been reached when 3oo-pound shar
was brought ashore last Monday. ~
appears TO be only the beginuins,ss
bigness. though. according
told by Perry Byrnes. hot lunch,
the Boulevard.
Byrnes looks a. man strs
face and relates how he sho people,
terday afternoon. After the
been sufficiently hypnotized
man goes on to say that t.
weighed twenty-five pounds
feet inches long. unds
If = 5Oo-ton whale Is not .nd
climbing some ones back fence NN
away soon the place will lose pr UT
The evening world., 1894-08-11
BENNETT DIDN'T APPEAR
saIoon-K eeper McGurk Discharssd
on n Charge of Assault.

John McGurk, a saloon-keeper, OF -
Bowery, was prisoner in the Es$A
Market Police Court to-day and was OF
charged.
Lester ii, Bennett. Of Is East In'.
street, went to court about week ~.
and swore out warrant for McGurh'
arrest for assault. Bennett claimed tina
he was brutally beaten. ,,A
/, McGurk was arrested and gave bonu
for examination. as the complainant W. W.
not in court. Roundsman O.Brleh az ~
Policeman Fay, of the Court squad, l. =,
titled that since McGurk's arrest ns n
Tuesday last, they have made dlhgS ~
search for Bennett and cannot nhd hh'
They believe he went to Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
HIGHWAY OVERSEER KILLED.
shot Down by n Farmsr with Whom
He QuarreIled at tnadiila.
lDy AaNoclAted Preaa.l

UNADILLA, N. Y. Aug. ll.-Ephraim
Beardsley. a well-to-do farmer OF this
village, shot and Instantly killed Over
seer OF he Highway Homer Pomeroy.
yesterday afternoon.
There had been bad blood between
the two. the result of dispute over a
line fence Pomeroy went to Boards
lty's house to serve notice upon him
to cut down the weeds on the roadside.
AS he was about to enter the grounds,
Peardsley came out OF the house with a
shotgun and firei. killing him instantly.
Reardsley then telephoned for a Cor
oner and gave himself up.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
IS ELLA RUSSELL MARI
Ohio sonEstress Said to BE
Bride of an Italian Onicer.


CLEVELAND. Aug. IA letter ma
been received In this city from lady,
nov sojourning In Europe, who Is an
intimate friend Of Ella Russell, the ohio
songstress. stating that Miss Russell mac
been secretely married. Her husband
said to be a young officer in the Italian
army, and Is described as being man
below medium height and not over hand
some.
Mlss Russell is a native Of this city
and has been very successful abroad sn'
has principally been engaged by sir Az
gustus Harris In Italian opera.She VIII
II is stated, retain her maiden name w
stage purposes.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
NEW YORKER ROBBED.
Beaten and stripped Half Naked In
an Albany street.
By Associated Pre.s)

ALBANY, Aug. n.-Louls G. H. Kap-
pei. age 10. OF No. $50 West Fifty-hfth
street, New York City. was wayiaii. as
sau.ted and robbed by three highwaymen
last night In a desoiate part OF thls clly.
blunt instrument. but wac only stunned.
The trio. after rifiing his poke $.
stripped him OF his hat, shoes and
trousers. leaving him half naked on the
highway.
lie reported the robbery TO the police
and subsequently the thieves were ar
rested with the booty in their possession.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
IT HUNG CHANG ALL RIGHT
Gen. Yeh Not Killed at Asan--The
49, kwangui Not sunk.

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Aug. n.-The Times yes
terday published despatch from Tien
Tsin, China. stating that the report
circulated to the effect that Viceroy Ii
Hung Changes rank and privileges had
been reduced by the Imperial command
was entirely unfounded.
The Times despatch also stated that
there was no truth In the report. c!rcu-
lated from the same source, that Gen.
Yeh had been killed In the battle Tough,
at Asan.
Finally. The Times announced that II
was untrue that the Chinese cruiser
.Kwangui had been sunk
The evening world., 1894-08-11
AWAY AHEAD OF TIME.
Relay Riders Vow Speeding Across
sandy >ebraskn.

GRAND ISLAND, Net, Aug. IL
Relay Rider Arthur LtndIry brought the
message here from Lockwood. arriving
at $40 A NJ, twenty-HiNc h,pts four
on minutes ahead of ~" srhcdIlc
Theodore h shm OK The massage Or m
here - Aida, Boehm IS the best iI,r
In the city, and IL expected 70 make 10
time from Grand Island, The best riders
take the message ~ ksarney.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Ely G. Mar, Held for Trial.

Ely g, Msrx, a elsrs. thirty years old. Q.
2O2l Lexington avenue. ", held for trial by
JlStes wslde In the Harlem Pole, Court TO.
day on the charge OF impersonating a police
detective. on Aug .. q 10 alleged, he went to
The boarding house OF Margaret Madden. 40 East
manded some clotnlng The property u boardeT
who had LETT without paying hiA board. He
vsrely With her II Ihs did not ave up the
clothinG.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Wire News In Brief.

Harry WAYNE Co, Of Altoona. Pa proprIe.
tors ~ the largest furniture establishment in the
Junista Valley. died a deed ot general assign
men yesterday. Assets $4,000 liabilities
!. slmmlngton VAS nominated for Congress by
the Prohibiuonlsts OF the Fourth Illinois District
last night
Forest nres destroyed 10000 fee; o, lumber
and zoo 900 feet Of logs belonging to l.. Corn
we'll, near Merrill Mich. John Ward lost his
camps the dwellings Of his men and about 100. OOt
feet o. logs
The evening world., 1894-08-11
zIMMERMAN'S new RECORD.
Goes n Quarter Of n Vile AT Hrrnc
nm In "a - Seconds.

grounds to-day Arthur \. Zimmerman.
the champion h,cvclist, rode against the
English quartcr-milc record 81 rs SEE
onds. He succeeded In breaking II,
doing the d stance in 10 ~ seconds
SChonad and Banker also tried to
lower the time for this distance. hut
could not get under II. thei. times be-
ing 81 - ard % * seconds respectively
In the 5-mi,e international race Ed
wards was ars,, time, 2ly, Wheeler was
second and Bruvet tlird
In me LAST lap Champion Zimmerman
and NerheyeH collii 81 1ne latter was
thrown from his vince, and seriously
hur' zimmerman Vas not injured u any
extent
The evening world., 1894-08-11
A Grassy Man. Dash for Liberty

JAMAICA n Y, Aug. n.-Henry wolner, pro-
prc,or OF tn. Halfway House, attempted to drive
his demented gardener to town last night, to turn
him over TO the authorities when the lunstic
threw him out Of the wagon and whipped up the
horses. Half Of the Inhabitants OF the town
Joined In tbs chase 1hs man was not captured
until the horses tell from exhaustion He was
a. TO his mental eoAdiuoA-
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Wire situation In the Orient.

The Commercial Cable Company this morning
announced that the Eastern Telegraph Company
had reported that all lines beyond OSAKA had
been Interrupted BY storms and that Their. was
no Immediate prospect o. their restoration
The Eastern Company also rspO1s telssraphic
communication with Chemulpo is interrupted
The Great Northern Company reports no change
In Its lines to the fIr east
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Denies a Charge of Bisamy.

In Essex Marie. Court to-day Samuel Silver
man. tSsnty-iour years old. OF "a Allen street.
was held for examination on a charge Of bIEamy.
He was married to his hrst wife. Betsy. In Eng.
Land. They lived With their two children At the
Aboys address until nine months ago. when sil-
Nsfman went TO i've with another woman at lis
NDfok street. This woman told the nrst wife
yesterday that she was married to Silyermsn
Uhsfsapon the hrst wife caused hiA arrest. sIl.
vsSEan denies that he 10 bikamlst.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Actress Wants TO Change Her Nam.

Bertha b Delaney an actress, has applied to
the City Court for authority to charge heI
name TO Bertha b. Jeroms sh. ssys sh. oh,
tAlnsd . divorce from her husband. who married
the correspondent. aud she does not wish 10 bear
the same name for tear that her character maj
be assaled. Mrs. Delaney recently played a
the Garden Theatre under the stage name O
Bertha jerome.
The evening world., 1894-08-11
Broker Thomas Dead.

The death OF Ludlow Thomas was announced
to-day by W Thomas. viee.Presidsnt OF the
Stock Exchange. Mr.. Ludlow Thomas was ad-
mittsd 70 membershiD on June 10. 1855.
The evening world., 1894-08-11

Stanton Abbott will start for New Or
leans this afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs Abbott and his manager: Johnny
Dunn. Abbott will meet Jack Everharl
before the olympic Club Aug. p. Should
he win Dunn will endeavor to match
him against either Jimmy Carroll or
Andy BOWEN. who fought twenty-five
round draw at the Auditorium Club.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-08
WEST END ECHOES.

Yesterday seemed to be visitors,
day at West End. The crowds COM
ing out to enjoy the long and pleas
ant street car run to the Catholic
College neccessitated the use of
trailers behind some of the motors.
Mr.. William Herpel took a look
at the ducks in the lake.
Our schools and colleges steadily
increase their number of scholars,
the Catholic college leading off
with over ninety.
Rev. Let's delights to show
visitors around their beautiful
building.
Some one yesterday played a
mean trick on the mounted police
by sending bogus demand
for them to the Central po-
lice station. West End sell
dom needs a guardian of the
peace, still if Mr.. Bergh had been at
West End in the early part Of the
week he might have had some
cruel hearted being arrested for
shooting little girls pet dog and
then left it to suffer without kill
ing it, when it was too badly
wounded to ever recover.
Since the LIGHv worked on the
electric lights they burn little
more regular at West End.
The lake boats saw no rest yes
terday.