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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
AMERICANS ARE lASUL TED.
NIoAnAouhSs say Our GOVERN
MENr GIVES No PROTECTION.


by Associated Press.
New orleans. La, May 1.-THE latest
advices from Blucnelds report that In
answer to the demand Of British MIN
lister Goslln Nicaragua has cancelled
her withdrawal Of British Consul Blng-
hams exequator. Bingham refused to
reoelve the eNcquator unless accom-
panied by ample apology on the part of
Nicaragua, and to come to him through
the hands Of Minister Goslln. In reply
Consul Bingham has been called to
Manaugo, the capital. and all boats on
the San Juan river and the lakes are
held at his disposal
Minister Baker and Capt. Watson
have both fully approved OF the action
and course followed by Consul Brand.
The murderer OF Wilson. the Amerl-
can killed. has not yet been tried, and
ronmcd at large until Capt Watson re-.
quosted his arrest and trial, The Near
ugunns have taken charge Of the
iensed lands at Bluenelds Bluff belong.
ing to Americans md say that all
leases for over eight years will be can
cellod az Illegal, though improvements
amounting to over 100000 have been
placed thereon by Americans, and Me-
nragua, through her previous commits
sioncr to the Mosquito reservation, Gen.
lYador Uteoho forced the Mosquito gov
ornmcnt 10 issue lease for nifty years
Tor eighty-four Ncrcs Of said blum lands
In 1850 ana 1881
The Americans have been frequently
told by the Niearaguuns "Your gov
crnment viii do nothing for you; we
know That" and acting on that as
sumption has inaultod Consul Bakers.
American citizens and the government
OF the United States Had the govern
mont at Washington acted as prompt.
~ ~ England had done the proper
respect would be shown to American
interests, American citizens and tho
rountryR flag abroad, The nstir1 Of
Nicirnguu In cHnc''ing tho withdrawal
Of Cousul Binghnm'H rN 'qli'or ana Ma
being called 10 Mnungua a,aollI .long-
~ that England IL not oarorIiS her
treaty rights IL obtaining something
better from Nicaragua. ana mn umihI
l9tglnnd, by her vigorous policy, is
getting nhond OF the United states
Lacayc has given official employment
To several renegade Americans ana
uses the fact OF their rromnce N tis
campaign argument that The Americans
nro Win him.
The American population at ruc.
fields aud Vicinity In comprised ~ anmc
sturdy classes that built up the West
and invested sSOOO.OOO under hcnty
rights which they expected the uaitcd
stntoR could aud would enforce. C,cr
$4,000 IN invested by noaton capital
plonc, which largely controls tho va
hoannv trade. The troubles have nat.
urally affected commerce and the hpsl.
ness at HlucAeIds has fallen on fllly 60
per cent.
Minister Baker, since HIS arrival AZ
Bluehelda, called upon the Mosquito
officials for a statement aa 20 the con.
dillon Of analra before the lnyanlon.
lie also called conference OF Aiapri-
cnn merchants for the day after the
vessel left From Minister Bakers ne.
lions the Americans derive n great deal
" hope us to the tenor OF his roport
to Washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
RAILROADS.

BY Associated Press.
Terre Haute. Ind. May G-The execu-
tive committee and board OF grand
trustees Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen. Will. at the call OF
Grand Muster Sargent, meet In this
city next Wednesday. The most i'm
portant matter for the consideration
OF the grand executive board VIII be
the Chicago aud Eastern Illinois wage
controversy. IN which Chief Sargent
voted against strike. although the
ilremcn, by an almost unanimous vote,
had voted 10 strike. There HIS been dis
satisfaction among the nremcn over
their grand chiefs action and the exec.
utive board win be asked to fully IN
vestigatc the question chiefs Morris
Hey Of the Brotherhood Of Traiumcn.
and CLARK OF the conductors, have been
invited to participate In the delibera-
tiunA.
Another important Quostlon 20 come
no II the position Of hremcn and the
Lehlgh Valley. and Ann Arbor roads,
where It is claimed the concessions
made by the roads have not been lived
TN to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
STRIKES AND LOcKOUTs.
MEN IN THE PULLMAN CAR SHOPS
MAY OUR WORK.
The Great Northern settlement Not
sntInfactory--The Road Not Liy-
ing Up 90 the Agreement "A
Labor Riot In Indiana.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. May 6.--Unless the wage
scale Of last year. which is almost one
third over the present one, ls restored,
the men employed In the Pullman car
shops are likely to go on strike. a
mass meeting OF the employees Of the
Pullman company was held In kenslng-
ton this evening at which a committee
Of thirty-nine, representing every de-
partment at the works. was appointed
to eonf-r with the officials Of the COM
pany Monday and present the demands
OF the employees The demand, or pc
ton for a. restoration OF last years
wage schedule will not contain any
threat OF strike In case Il Is refused.
but the sentiment Is almost unanimous
among the employees 10 quit work In
case the company refuse to raise the
wages. or the 5000 or more men em-
ployed by the company, It Is claimed
that over half Of them have already
Joined the American Railway union,
and the outsiders are coming In fast
us they can.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
nnNorNcINo MISREPRESENTATION.
No De.cnt Christian Can Vote for
Him, Says - Minister.

by Associated Press
LeXInkton. KY, May G.--'rhe town
Ia wild with excitement ut midnight
over the sensational scenes witnessed
In the Methodist church South tonight.
After the noted boy preacher. II. c.
Morrlaon, had finished hia sermon, the
pastor. Rev u. l.. southgate, began
10 talk about the attack made on the
ministers yesterday by col Broeltln-
lnrldgo at the opera house lie said
that he was wllllng to lay Ills life. II
need be, IN defense Of the virtue OF tho
women Of the congregation with this
he broke down and then Morrison arose
and said the city OF Lexington was a
'sodom oHa uomonah," that 80 many
" her people wanted 10 honor this man
lmeaning Breclunridse) even by return
lng him to congress- southgate then
added that he was sorry hls original
remarke before the Young Mems Chris
tian AasociutIon had not been printed
In every paper In the land,
~ repeat those romarlou," he said.
~ again say that no decent Christian
can afford to vote Tor this man"
His remarks wero greeted with ap-
plRuHe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
pAMAGnn ny srnnM.
IIe"Ny Gale sweeps over uinoi.
nnd Iowa.

by Associated Press
Chicago, H., May Reports received
tonight show that yesterdays Rtorm
was moro widespread than at nr,t re.
ported AZ Fairbuy H., grcat trees.
fences aud weak structures were lev.
eied Signs In the business pnrt OF
town were torn loose and hurled
through gluss fronts At Aurora, IN,
ercnt damage waa done BY tho storm
Houses fences and trocs ware domol-
ished Nobody, however. injured
Maine Station, Iowa. waa visited IA, n
cyclone and heavy hall causing much
damage one woman diN this after
noon from her injuries, over dozen
houses were blown down and much
damage done TO fruit and small grain.
In the vicinity OF Ccrro Qordo, H.,
The Wind assumed tho proportions OF a
small cyclone, tearing roofa from
houses and damaging others.
From l.odora, Iowa, Is reported a
watcrspout and hallstorm. doing n
gteat amount OF damage. entirely Dc.
euoyhg early garden stun and doing
gree damage to crops OF corn ANA
wheat,
~ Brooklyn the loss OF glass In stores
and dwellings Will amount to several
Noared dollars Several people were
palnfully injured by han, crops arc
l@dly damaged and considerable stocl,
was Killed
81 Louis. Mo, May Ga special to
he Republic from Arlcom. III, says;
''he worst hall storm that has visited
teN sectlon VI the country for years
feli tu'i''S, Much damage was done
10 Che GroNlnr crnnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press.
Memphis, Tenn. May G.-"Jimmy'
Casey Of Memphis and Jimmy slavln
OF Australia, a cousin OF Frank slavin'
the heavyweight fought on the Ar
kansas side OF the river today for
purse Of $50. Casey weighed about
1926 pounds and slavin 115. The fight
was one sided. as slavin was whipped
before he entered the ring and made
miserable showing. Casey put him
out in the first round in about one
minute and half.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Washington. May 6.--The immigra-
tion congress. which assemblies In Au-
Husta, Ga, on the 3Oth day OF May.
will be an imposing ussembnge. No
particular subjects will be assigned to
the governors nor their delegates.
The congress win be mutual con-
ference OF eminent scientists. geolo-
gists. manufacturers. farmers. railroad
managers and governors OF states, TO
consider the sanitary environment.
mineral deposits. manufacturing capa-
blllties. agricultural resources. Inn
proved transportation ana tho general
welfare OF the Southern States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press.
Washington. May 6.--willlam A. Hill.
assistant superintendent OF the free
delivery system OF the department, and
recently appointed commissioner to ex-
anime into the overtime claims Of let
ter carriers, Is going 10 Chicago to In
vestigate the claims Of carriers o, that
city. A large number OF claims have
been flied at the Chicago postonlce ag-
sregating between 100000 and $780,
900, The work OF adjusting them is ex-
pected TO require over months time.
After completing the Chicago work.
Commissioner Hin viii adjust claims
of carriers in Milwaukee. Racine and
other nearby cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
rMn emrIsnn cmcAao.


BY Associated Press.
London May 1.-THE Daily Graphic
publishes a prominent article on the
coming visit OF the United states
cruiser, Chicago, which win arrive at
GraNeseud tomorrow The paper SAYS
that the visit possesses special inter
est for her captain Il Alfred 7. Mahan,
whose fame is world wide as the author
OF the influence OF sea power ON hia-
tory, The Graphic says: Taking nd-
vantage Of the opportunity thus unex.
pcetedly occurring for offering testi.
mony ~ respect and regard to the
great friendly nation OF our race, and
to a navy which, In happy remote
position, proved to be the most worthy
opponent our own ever encountered a.
is intended, with the cordial eo-opera-
ton Of Earl spencer nrst lord OF tho
admiralty, Lord Brassy Lord George
Hamilton, Admiral T. II. Seymour. ana
number OF other naval and military
oilecr and influential citizens 20 or
ganise banquet In London for tho
Rear Admiral Erhen. Capt. Mahan ma
the other officers OF the Chicago. A
meeting VIII be held on Wednesday at
the Royal united Service institution
TO make arrangements FOR the ban.
Quet Since the project has no official
or political complexion and aims merely
a. the promotion Of International good
feeling and the recognition or great
writer and participation will not be
eentned to naval and military OF.
Neers, It is Inferred that the banquet
NNl be largely attended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Assoclatod Press.
Cleveland, Ohio. May GA man
named John caddon was found at his
nome IN Brooklyn village, a suburb
MORALLY wounded. To.a physician Who
called to attend him he said that about
Z o'clock gang OF about afteen tramps
visited his house and demanded money
. "nen ne refused their request they
proceeded to wreck the house and then
sho' him The bullet passed through
his abdomen and IS fatal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

ny Associated irprN.
81. Joseph. Mo-, May e.-For months
past this city has been Hooded with
counterfeit, dollars and half dollars,
and although the government secret
iervice has oecn at work ON the case,
ihey We're not untll today able to To-
rate the gang. owing to an accident
n. q, Smith. well known citizen.
was arrested and locked up tonight on
HE charge OF circulating the spurious
foln, When prested he had large
amount OF the stun in hts possession.
and when confronted with tho fact
Mat he could not escape. made fun
confession, and II IA said gave HIS par..
nor In crime away II is expected
that u number OF arrests VIII be MADE
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
rALMAors Long SERVICES.



niycrsnrS OF Ills Passionate.
by Associated Press.
Brooklyn, N, y, May G.-The cele-
brntion Of the twenty NTH auniver-
sory OF the pnstorute OF the Rev. De-
Witt Talmagc was begun at the Brook
lyn tabernacle today. At the morn
ing service DR. Talmnge preached an
excellent sermon, taking for the text
Of his discourse the words, zone gem
GRAFTON comcth aud another passeth
away"
During tho sermon Or. Talmage
spoke Of the ordeal by fire through
which the church had passed nnd also
OF the good work accoi ipllshed In the
raising NJ over 81, OgO 900 for charitable
purposes during the past quarter OF a
century, lie referred to the fact that
but two or three OF the original twun-
ty-hve who had extended him the call
to come to Brooklyn were alive.
The church was crowded to It's ut
most capacity The celebration Will
continue ON Thursday ana Friday even
ings " this week, whom the service will
be " an International character
ON Thursday evening Mayor Schiercn
viii preside and mako the opening ad-
dress Addresses will also be delivered
by Rev Father Malone, Rabbi Il. de
Sofa, Mendeg, Chaplain w. II, Milburn
OF the United States senate, ex-secre-
tary IL, + Tracy and WIN. NJ. Evarta;
United states Senators Walsh OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, May G-R II.
Mcdonald, Jr,. who In accused OF hay
ing wrecked the Pacific bank and the
Peoples Home Savings bank Of this
city, both OF which Institutions he was
president, Is In Jail charged with om-
bczzlement Of $4,000 OF the funds q
tho Pacific bank lie was arrested IN
der grand jury indictment ana has
been unable to secure the 100000 onds
demanded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press,
Ashland, wis. May 6-The strike of
the upper dock men has developed into
a lockout. The strikers had concluded
20 accept the Northwestern's offer and
appointed representative to so inform
the company, The superintendent,
Bldwell, refused to recognize the men
as an organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

ny Associated Press.
New York. May G,--Arrived: Mohawk
from London; Peruvian from Glasgow;
Amstcrdam from Rotterdam; umbra
from Liverpooi. La Champagne from
Havre; New York from Southampton;
Wlcland from Naples.
Lizard. May G.--Passed; Rhaeta from
New York.
Queenstown. May CARVED: Brit
ish Princess from Philadelphia.
Isle OF Wight. May G.-Pasaed; Mas
dam from New York.
Liverpool. May 6.--Arrived: Fitrurla
from New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

By Associated Press.
Blosburg, N. NJ, May 6.--Four
hundred miners employed In the Santa
Fe company's mine at this place. have
gone out and will not resume work un-
I'll the strike in the East is settled. The
committee Of miners which induced the
men to strike has gone to Los Cerrilos,
which is the only remaining colliery on
the Santa Fe system In operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
rnn nAnns VIM ono.
Operators LcnsinK the MIurs To- the
Men t. Operate.

hy Associated Press.
At Loula. May GA special to the
Republic from Lincoln, M. nays The
miners IN the two shatta here aru atm
nut, In sympathy with the atlikcru else.
where, though they have no claim OF
rrievanee entered or against the local
sprrator The coal supply Ia almost
Exhausted and unless the sgrlke Ia soon
mded q famine VIII ensue, as tho illi-
holH asylum FOR fcHhlc-mlndod children
ind the wRterworts aud electric nght
and railway plants have almost OK.
haustcd their supiN
At Mount PULASKI, In this county, the
ronl company hns leased ita shaft 10 the
minors TO operate as a cooperative
shaft, and they viii take possession
this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Special Dispatch
Baird. Tex. May 6,-The Baird spring
races yesterday resulted az follows'
First race. Butler and Reubedo'
matched. three-eighths Of mile But
Ter won. Purse. $500. Time, 0.5e.
second racve, half-milc dash; Jack
Boston. Irg first. Slow Joe second
Sandy Chiffon third. Time, O.5i
Third race, one-fourth mile dash
Butler first, CULVER second. Time,
O25.
County court meets here tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

by Nssoclhted Ireas.
New York. May GA large number
VI Italians were today playing "mlvioe
when u dispute arose between Nordo
Mieko, an organ grinder. and Ingeio
lreano. iaborer Trcano pulled a
knife and ripped open the abdomen OF
Miieko. The wounded man ran a few
,teps and then fell dead Ia his tracks
rreano Yves arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press.
Plttsburg, kan, May 6--At large
mass meeting OF strip pit coal opera
tiyes OF this district, an organization
was agreed upon, and the following
significant resolution adopted:
Resolved, That we are utterly OPP
posed to strikes in any form and that
We will not stop our work at the dlcta-
tion Of any one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

in saying that It must have been done
by the former groom OF the horse hV-
erything points to him as the guiiv
marty. Directum. when found Mon
day morning. was covered with per-
spiration, and fear that the black s'ai-
lion may catch cold through being ex-
posed all night"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
A Rnlseso0s cnAxK.
This Time u wo,san, Who Creates N
scene,

by Associated Press,
New York, May CA drank some.
what DISTURBED the services in 81
Thomas ehurcn at Fifth avenue and
seventy-thlrd street this afternoon
where Bishop Arthur c. a, Han Of
Vernon, preached on Papa Infain.
plhN.' The ornk was a neatly dress,
60 and pretty young woman, who,madr
her way IN the aisle TO the altar Ntep,
while the choir VAS singing. she kn.st
az tho altar rail ana prayed fervently 4
The anthem was finished and shc sup,
remained conspicuous rgurc In the
eheneel, usners asked her to leave
when she snaiehed UP the umbrella
which uhe had placed beside her. rhi.
she waved ,.cltedly at Bishop Hail
ana attempted TO reach him, The nsh.
ers, however, held the Young woman
am, removed her quietly. Hes name
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
YESTERDAYS DALLAS ITEMS
A DELEGATION or GREENvILLE
CITIZENS IN TOWN.
rhey Want To secure the Extension
of the Texas Midlnnd-An Excur-
sion Down the River-An-
other over the Trunk.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas. Tex. May 6,---rhe following
delegation OF Greenville citizens; May
or George S. Perkins, W. s. Williams,
II. e. Byrd, 3. +. Looney, r. c. Dial
and Judge Il. W. Terhune, held Il
conference with President e. II. Il.
Green OF the Texas Midland at this
place last night regarding the proposed
extension of the Midland from ROBBERS
to Greenvile.. The time for the az
ceptance Of President Green's PROPOSE
ton to extend the road to that city
for a bonus OF $4,000 and rlght-of-way
expired yesterday. The delegation
stated that the citizens OF Greenyille
had been unable to raise the required
bonus. but would give the right-of-
way, all the necessary grounds and
$4,000 cash. Mr.. Green accompaied
the delegation back to Greenvllle this
morning. aud they held a conference
there today with the delegation and
other prominent citizens regarding the
offer.
The Texas and Pacific prints the
following on the front page Of their
folder sent to the delegates OF the
Texas Baptist convention, which is
fac smile Of the telegram sent one
year ago:
Dallas, Tex. May 70, 1ss3.-To Rev.
C. l.. seasholes. care Southern Baptist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

The Great Northern snid To lie Act
Ina In nnd Faith.
Iiv Assopintpd Prone

hH ~ hhh tnith'
By Associated Press.
81, Paul, MINI, May G,-The Globe
says that all IL not harmonious In
u7ent Northern railroad circles, and
on the authority of the leading mem
bert OF the American railway union II
~ stated that the company N acting
In bad faith aud "a not waiting FOR u
complete adjustment OF 1ll the dlTer.
inces by arbitration before beginning
10 follow the same course that led up
10 the strike Ia some particulars. It
II quietly suggested that tho road
fould DO tied up again In q few hours
limo The Great Northern employees
conference committee Is said to be
AEain assembling In this city. and the
onioiulu aud this committee viii go
Wer the ground upon which the new
fisuutea have arisen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

At Observation-Disclosures I, Mime.
anolls s.
AT Grand Rsplds-Grand Rapids 10,
indianapolis ..
Al roledo-roledo 70. Detroit 10.
AZ Icuisvilie-No game; rain.
4, SIOUX Vity-Sioux City l6, Kansas
City A.
AZ chloago-Chicago G, Cincinnati 6.
Game called to enable visitors to make
a train.
AZ omaha--omaha Is. Rock Island
AZ st, loseph-st Joe q. Peoria 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

By Associated Press.
Chicago, May 6.--rhe announcement
that pirectum. the great California
tro,ter' had fallen at exercise and SO
hurt his forclcgs that he might not
trot this year. was erroneous. II
seems that the horse was turned loose
nom his stan at Pleasanton. Cal. bv
some spiteful person last Monday
morning, He roamcd over the hd.
laeent roads all night, hut fortunately
dd not injure himself ON the barbod
Wire fences that abound In that 10.
eality. Ut was dastardiy piece o,
business" said orrln HickoN 1T Is
case OF spite and l have no hesitation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

by Associated Press.
lower, lowell Mass, May e-Rev. claud
H i,. Of the worthen street Baptist
$500 addressed the largest 4. p. A.
snw ,,s. ever held here at Huntington
. nas ,his afternoon, during which he
said there was 40 need OF The organ,za-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press.
Perry, o, T., May GA man named
Price was murdered four miles south
OF here this morning. He was LIVING
alone and had been dead but a short
,,lne when found. John Mcbride and
DOCK Markham. neighbors, have been
arrested on suspicion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

BY Associated Press
Clinton, No, May 6.-The miners OF
Deepwater. Browington and North sta
ton today declined to meet Organizer
McGregor of the United mine workers.
which Is tantamount to refusal TO
strike in. sympathy with the national
organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Special Dispatch.
Denlson. Tex, May Erred Ross,
lightweight Of California, and John
johnson OF sherman. while indulging
in six round glove contest at the
variety Joint last night. were arrested
for disturbing the peace and tomorrow
will be arralgned before the city Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Washington. May 6.--Ministor Zoba-
los has received no confirmation OF the
financial crisis In the Argentine Re
public and does not credit the report.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

-N7N'N'aNeu fless.
wllksseaire' Pa, May s.-rs,a
ports show that ,oaay,s So late 70
e. e. loss Of over sIOo,eoo IN ,h, w., COW
try The big coai brsa,,a a. ms eoan
was eaely aenased, as was slss SIM, sln,,s
-. 10. WATKINS breaker. Tho No. ~. s,inp,
, aas two structures win r.so ks ,.S OF