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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-02
WsSf tRGINIA IS ALL RIGHT
Secretary Gaidnsr Returns 90 washing
ton from conference in the second

Secretary Galdnsr Returns 90 Washing
tou from a Conference in the second
District
sItciat 10 ne Reaa"-
WASHINGTON. October L. Secretary
Gardner Of tbs Democratic Congressional
Committee. returned to-day from visit %
Chairman Wilson's district, where ne was
in conference Win the party leaders trom
am portions gf be district. To the kEGIS-
TFR correspor cent Mir. Gardner said
can tins taE about the Republicans
CARRYING Mr.. Wilson's district Is moon
shine Italke. with the leaders from all
over the distuCt and they assured me thar
Nfr. Wilson woh D. surely be re elected and
that his MAORI. would aoOuJ equal that
of Sg2. Bat w. defccdOns are known
and they viii te offset hy gains from the
opposite SIDE. The Democrats are active
and vigorous, and uoder the leadership OF
Chairman McGrlW are MAKING splendid
contest"
"How about the other districts in the
State, SIR Gardner
81 met Ex-Governor Fleming Yesterday.
He had returned from Trip throughout
the State. ae depOrted that the Demo
cratic prOsDects ia the First district were
good, and that iJ would surely elect the
Democratic candidate Mr.. Anderson 5
canvass ira the Third district rs also being
well conducted. hnd Governor Fleming'as as
sured me thar he would win 0v an emphat-
ic majority. Ehe Legislature viii be
Democratic bv 4 safe majority.
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NFw HAVEN. COM. October Re
turns of local elections from differ parts Of
the State are slowly coming In,
and at two O'Clock there appears
Republican landslide las
swept the State. Out OF forty towns heard
from the Republicans gain ten. Among
the first twenty-seven cities aud towns re-
ported nineteen were Republican and eight
Democratic.
Norwich gave $50 Republican majority
Watertown. Middlebury. ThoD Afon,
BETHANY and Orange ara
Republican. Stamford gave
biggest Republican majority
the war and Milford was Repui
FOR the frst time in thirty years. Al
Britain. the citizens ticket was victo
AT New. London, johnson fDem
defeatei Bentley (Republicanl, bu
Republicans regaiBed control o. th7
eli. Danbury elected the entire r
can ticket
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German Duellsts Sentenced 90 fonr
Months Imprisonment One Was =
Former Friend of EMPEROR Wtllia NJ, and
Ais Fall Marks Great Political Col
lapse.
BERLIN. October Herr Won Wider
len. w Wachter, Prussian Minister 10 Ham
burg, aud Herr Potsdorf, editor OF the
"Klsdder-Adatsch, F." have been condemned
TO four months Imprisonment in a fortress
for fighting a duel with pistols, near Ber-
lin, on April Is. Five shots were nred,
and Herr Potsdorf was wounded IN the
arm.
The cause Of the encounter was an al
legged libel upon Herr Won hiderlen, then
chief Of the press department of the Tor
eign office, which Herr Potsdorf allowed
TO be published in the Hlddd6r-Addtsci,
comic paper which, early in the year, pc
came notorious for its attacks upon certain
employees OF the government.
The duel ruined the political prospects
of Herr Won Kiderlen. as his action was
only justified By a military clique on the
ground that the attacks OF the ''hladder-
Adatschr could not be endured by man
OF honor Emperor William, however, did
not take this view Of the case, although
Won Kiderlen was for long time one OF
his maiesty's closest friends.
The Kldddcr-Addtsch alleged, but never
proved couclusively, that Herr Won Kid
er,en and Her Voa Holstein fostered the
III feeling between the Emperor and Prince
Bismarck. Won Kiderlen especially. IS
said to have used mis- position as chief OF
the press department of the foreign Office
to further his own ends even 10 the extent
Of trying TO bully Chancellor Van Caprivi,
and 1t was reported at the time that per
son closely acquainted with the workings
OF the foreign office became so disguised
with Won Kiderlen's dictatorship that he
divuCed all he knew 10 the proprietors OF
the hidddcT-AdItsCh.
Since the fall from power OF Gen. Count
Won Waldersee there has been no such col
lapse as the tumble of Won kiderlen from
the Emperors favor 10 the position IN
which be found himself after the duel
frowned upon By his imperial master and
formsr friend, VINO. soon aftor the news OF
the encounter became public, allowed IL TO
become known that the fallen fayorite
would have 10 suffer the full penaty for
breaking the laws.
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limiusry organization be made permanent,
which was adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
as follows:
Rc,olrsd. That we, the Democrats Of Ty-
Ter county iu convention assembled, en-
dorse the administration Of Grover CleVe-
land and commend him for his wise, pa
triOtic and economic administration OF the
government
That we endorse and approve Of the NOM
iuation OF John A. Howard for the House
of Representatives for this district, or MI
chael X. Duty for the Office Of Senator
from tnis the Third district Of Robert Nc
Cormick for delegate from the Tyler Wet
eel district, and pledge them the Demo
cratic vote of Tyler county.
That we endorse the National Demo
cratic platform of 1892 aud The platform
adopted or ClGy5sourg by the Democratic
Congressional Committee this year.
That we congratulate the country on the
reueal OF the Mckinley bill. ana the SUD-
sttutiOn of the present Democratic tariff
bin, under the provisions Of which the peo-
pie will have renewed prosperity and easier
times and happier homes, which IS evil
Cenced already by the Increase in pHce OIL
wool aud from products and decrease IN
the cost of the uccessarles Of life.
After conclusion Of committee reports
nominations were called for the House OF
Delegates. The name of Mr.. Jos. Sweeney
was presented oy Geo, NJ. Mccoy, and
that OF John Connolly by l.. T.. Smith. On
baIlo-iug Sweeney received lS.5 and Con-
u1Ilv 6gLS. electiur Connolly by ~ votes.
ID. N. Ice for County superintendent OF
Schools. was nominated by acclamation.
Sidney g. Martin, for long term. and +
DN
Court. were both nominated by acclama-
uen. This closed the nominations, and
Col. W. W.. Arna,t. Of Wheeling, was In
t-aduced To- the audience and entertained
tlen for an hour aud half with a logical
exposition OF Democratic principles, which
met with cneer, end shouts Of enthusiasm.
The Democracy is rapidly gaining ground
here, and the men named are all strong
md LaEe hrLgLL nrOsD.cls for vlcLOry.
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MURDEK IN KANAwHA.
A visit to Boat House. Leads to Fatal
Quarrel
Spgcidl TO ns RSol te

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 1.-Will
McConihay was shot and instantly killed
last night in ST. Albans By C.B. Montague,
section boss on the Kauawha and Michi-
Gan railroad. The two men were IN
shanty boat Of al repute, kept by Maud
Miller. alias Mrs. Mont Crandell. They
became involved in q quarrel over girl
named Grace Young. After using some
vile language toward Montague, McC0ni-
hay left the boat and stated up the hill He
stopped 70 still further insult Montague,
when the latter pulled his revolver and
fired a shot at McConihay, whereupon Nc
Conihay fired two shots az Montague, who
returned the shots, firing three times. The
second ball fired By Montague took effect
in McConihay's heart, and ne was dead in
a minute. Montague gave himself up 20
the officers. He had preliminary trial
this afternoon before Justice 5. J.. Webb,
and was held for indictment before the
grand Jury
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To Improve New zoslaud Trade.

san FRANCISCo. CAL, October l.
Joseph Howard WiJheford, representing
the New Zealand government, is en- route
TO Washington to urge upon the President
and the Sebrotary Of Stale the desirab.uJy
of stimulating trade between the United
states and the Australian colonies. The
foreign trade Of the colonies last year
amounted 10 $5oOOO0, 600. To secure a
share of this France and Germany are sup
porting lines of steamers Nitheiord is
confident that if American capital will put
on line Of five steamers TO the colonies
the venture would prove lucrative. He
states that his cOuutrymen would prefer TO
import from the United States in prefer
enCe TO European nations, transportation
facilities being equal.
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ANOTHER ROAST FOX CoRBErr.
Fitzsimmoas Writes q Very Pointed Let
tor TO the champion.

tor TO the champion.
NEW YoRK, October 1.-The following
letter was sent TO Corbett tonight
To James J.. CorJctt, Champion OF tlc W0rld:
According to all customs and recognized
rules Of the prize ring, l believe an enti-
tied 20 challenge YOU Tor the worlds S neaYy
weight championship. hereby do
so in the most business Ike
manner possible by post
inc 8. coo as a forfeit for you to cover.
The money viii be allowed to remain up
for thirty DAYS, and at the end Of that
period. if YOU fail to cover it, l believe
that I am entitled TO the championship
without further argument l have con
suited all the best sporting authorities in
America on this point, and they all agree
that YOU are obliged 10 fight me or lose the
championship by default.
1t is not question Of whether | am
midGle-WeighJ or a We.ter-weight as long
as there is a club that stands ready 10 Of
feI ASSOC purse and / am willing 70
comply with al. the recognized rules. /
am entitled TO fight YOU. In case / become
the champion l hope will not lower the
$4,000 stake money you now say you will
bet on O'D0nuel II we are matched. i
however, pray that you Will not lose the
championship by default, but Will 60 into
the ring and defend it ike a man, as your
predecessor john L. Sullivan did, who
threw up his theatrical engagements 10
fight YOU ! certainly shall not allow any
# my theatrical engagements 70 interfere
with ny defense of the honOred title If il
comes 10 me. Yours truly
ROBERT FITZsDIMONs,
Champion Middie-weight OF tue World.
coRBETT SEEMS STRAIGHTFORWARD.
.NEw York. October The following
letter is self-explanatOry:
Robt. FTt-simmous, Esq, NeiC York:
In reply TO your communication Of to-
day. desire 10 state that l am the cham
pjon HEAVYWEIGHT OF ,he world. l won
that title not by defeating middle
weights, but by battling with ey-
erv heavyweight that stood De
tween myself and John L. Sullivan
dispute your right 10 claim a battle with
me at the present time because, while you
are undoubtedly the best middie-weiEhJ IN
the world, your record gives you 90 right
10 a place il my class.
propose 10 enter the prize ring once
more and then retire whether / win on lose.
want my next contest 10 be with theioest
man IN the world. Q0 not
consider you that man, aq
do not propose to meet you, aud the fter
~AaNir2 defeated you be told by our
1fstcrR ;;
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Mo6tnloy's itinerary.
Specialize ths R.qis,sr.

o00|lI- y " n ----a-'T-
CoLUNBUs, o., October AFTER We'd
uesday. when Governor Mckinley is to
speak az Hutchinson and mum Der of other
towns ia Kansas, his itinerary in the west
for the week viii be as follows: Thurs
day afternoon, Lincoln, Neb.; in the even
ing, az Omaha; Friday evening,
Des Noines, Iowa. Saturday even
ing ST. Paul The dates for
next week have not been officially an
uOunced but be will speak in Wisconsin,
Illinois and Michigan, returning to Ohio
October I3. After spending week in
Ohio he will visit Pennsylvania, New
York aud West Virginia. The last ten
days he Will spend on the stump in this
State
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Down IN THL LOWER END.
splendid Meetings and Great Enthu sizsm
for tho Democratic NOmineeA
e--.f-s a., frr nsr.s-r-


SBsci1i 10 tts Es1.scz-
BLUEFIELo, vs.. Va, October L-EX-
Governor r. ~. Wilson, Congressman
Anderson and Senator Sheppard came here
last night IEa TWO first named gentlemen
spoke at tbls place aud Princeton to-day.
Governor Wilson goes from this county 70
Summers, and then 20 appointments in
tue Second district. Mr.. Anderson goes TO
Raleigh, and then To- MS other appoint
ments iu tus Third district Mr.. Shep-
Lard returns to LOcau. Governor Wilson
aud Senator Sheppard spoke 90 large
aud enthusiastic audiences at Diugess
and ia Williamson, Logan county ON the
z1ru and -~lh. Mr. Anderson met them at
Jaeger, Mcdowell county, Oh the -ytu,
wlere here was rlrDe4uc, and great
gathering of tle people from Mcdowell
and the adjoining counties. All the speak
ers made aD.e and eioQueuc addresses
which were received with Uubounleu en-
t1us.asu, and although there was con-
t.uuOus rain and the meeting was IN the
Open air, the large audience, many OF
whom were ladies, remained for hours and
insisted that the speakers continue. To
saw that DR. ~. R. lager had charge of
the barbecue is sufficient guarantee
tRat it was success. I'm
his Introduction OFF the speakers
be paid outes 70 Democracy and the
speakers, which VIII long be remem Uered.
Hetsa generous aud WbOleS0u,ed man, a
public spirited citizen. an lute.Agcut gen
Ieuau and a true UUtirng Democrat,
Governor Wilson spoke 30 Vivian aud AL
dersou and Sheppard spoke "a, POwhatan
% large and apprec.ative audiences, the
same evening. These gentlemen have fired
a new the Democratic hearts in this sec
ton, anc the Democracy is determined and
sIrl 20 win.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO
VIII be No Formal Opening, bat Lots OF
Good Hard Work IN a Quiet Way.

SpeciaIto ne Rs1iHsr.
CoLUMBUs, O., October 1.-The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee to-day
made the following announcement:
There will be no formal opening" Of the
campaign. There will be a number of meet
ings held in leading centers Of business and
population at which speakers OF national
prominence will be heard. Many disting-
uished speakers have signihed their will
ingness and readiness TO speak for the
Democracy in the Ohio campaign. II
addition there will be county, town
aud school house meetings, ad-
dressed by local speakers and
others The date of Initial one
Of the more prominent meetings has not
vet been fixed, but il will probably be held
az Mansfield about the middle of October.
The names of the speakers will be made
public when the exact date Of meeting is
announced. Reports from county commit
teemen as far as received are favorable.
They leave no doubt as 10 the election Of
Democratic Congressman in the Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Twelfth, Thirteenth aud
Seventeenth districts, with seyeu chances
or better In two more and excellent pros
poets in three additional The Popuists
seem 10 have the best OF the situation in
one Republican district
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wiIl,nm Golng TO PsrI..

Paris, October l.-The Gaul0is to-day
saws that Emperor William recently re-
ceived a Frenchman who was passing
through Berlin and said TO the latter: 81
shall meet you again AZ the Paris Exposi-
tion in 1900" The Freuchman expressed
surprise, and the Emperor thereupon said
II know the French character Once
saw l shall 20 to their exposition, / know
what have TO do TO carry out my inien'
finnu
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senator Yest AZ Ranaas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October 1.--Senator
George Vest opened the Democratic State
campaign tonight. Over 1000 enthusiastic
people accorded the speaker as rOusiug
reception as any orator ever received in
Kansas City When he arose to speak the
cheering became an ovation. He delivered
what many people regard as one OF the
strongest speeches in his career.
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WOULD LOOK WELL AT A ROPES
End.

DoTHAy, ALA, October While Lsa
McArdle. ID years old, was passing thro1sh
a wood 70 school to-day she was assaulted
by a a.bic negro. He failed in his purpose, but
choked the girl. then shot Der aud lied. The
child crawled y a house, told her story and
died two hours later. EDraged citizens are
on the nsgrO's track and II be IS caught ne
will sfrefcn hemp.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Huntington Already FuIed With Enthu-
siastc Dsmocrats-HOw the Forces are
Exprorsd 90 Line Up.


Expected 60 Line Up.
SDsaa, o tls R g,stsr.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va, October Ito
night this city is aolaze with enthusiasm.
The hotels are crowded with delegates and
their friends from the twelve counties con-
st,tut,ng the Fourth Congressional dis
trict. and from every quarter come words
of good cheer. Iuere are no fights. Every
one is anxious Tor success rather than any
thing else. All the candidates are either
here or have their friends here
and are exchanging points at the
FlOreutua hotel The Baruum club
rooms are ma-nifceUtly decorated both in
aud outside, and eyery0ueiS welcome An
estimate tonight shows that Harvey viii
lead u the first ballot tomorrow, but 10
appears tuat the field may combine against
him. he has al of Wayne, Lincoln 0nu
Cabeu With q plrrOf Putnam and Jackson,
while Campbell viii get peasants, Peudle-
ton, R0aue, Hamilton, Wylie ana Leonard
viii draw from eacu of the other cuuH s,
and 10 is said that the late president
of the senate may miss a few votes
from his own Uai.IwICE. lt seems as though
every candidate had @ pretty good idea
that bis chances are favorable after the
first ballot, and for this reason they are
giving every attention % the delegates, the
gentleman from above working i'm on the
counties below. while Harvey'S men, Oy
the score, are locking after their favorite's
interests above the kauawha. The streets
are full of people wearing badges, and
Judge Harvey's name Is seen everywhere.
Whoever tde candidate will 5e, there is no
Kick. The delegates, although enthusiastic
for their choice say the nominee VIII cap
Urs their counties, as they are al good
men.
The committees OF arrangements have
been hard at work. Davis opera house
has been secured ana the interior beauti-
fully decorated. Various names have
been mentioned I'm connection with the
temporary CHairmauslip So far 10 is
known tlat Allen %. Meyers, Of Ohio, and
Congressman garu,E, of the Louisville,
Er. district viii be present anC Governor
AacC0r.z.e and CtDer Of the State officers
have been invited and may lend their pres
euce.
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rh.rshnrla Have Traded Wlves.

New YORK, October 1.-F. 4. Montalvo
the Count GICaccn, who recently fought a
duel at Havana with Don Juan Pedro,
arrived to-day. The weapons used were
,apiers. and both men were wounded when
they were separated Ov their seconds. The
duel was the outcome of lias0ns in which
each was concerned with the wife Of the
other.
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The Gar mas nright's Disease.

BERLIN, October The Car is suffer
inE from BriCht's disease, but the disease
5 of moderate type ana there Is no i'm
mediate danger. He also has tEhtness Of
the chest Professor Leycen aud Prot
Zacchariu say a sojOurn in a milder eli
mate viii improve him. The Car has not
nod Rnnnlafic its
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HON &c BLANCHARD
an lnterestinr interview on the Political
OutlooE Ehruus snrut the COuntry-Dem-
o-rutic Success sCsins Assured

S4s1,ts3 lls hsglse-
GRAFTON, ". VA. October Hon. j.
T.. Blanchard of Michigan, was registered
az tIe Arlington h0Je-. He was ou his
way % PhIppi 20 address a meeting there
to-day. Your reporter called on Gim az
his rooms aud found the graud old man in
high spirits he talked freely on all p0-
litical questions. He said: Il am now
Just on NY way from Kansas, Nebraska
and Missouri i ind the Democratic party
In those States In me fighting trim. OF
course the Democratic party is in the
minority iu Kansas. / think the Pop
uEsts viii carry that State but in
Missouri, the grand old Democratic party
Will roll up their usual big majority.
"lu my State the Democratic party has
been divided. but hey are now united. The
selection Of Alr Stevenson as chairman of
the Central Committee has healed up all
difficulties, and We expect 10 win the DAY
there.
'pfe eyes Of the whole nation are turned
20 I'd Second Congressional district OF
Wes Virginia You have one Of your
grad best Statesmen as voUr candidate for
Con1kess Ia that district the world ever
kneV ana he Is maSing g.
fVht Nhat al true Americans arh
proul Tor the MODEST cause that ev
was ked 20 the people OF our CO
try; relieving the people OF
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ST. PETERSBURG, October THE Gar,
the Czarina, the Czarewtch, the Grand
Dukes George and Michael, the Grand
Duchess Olga and Prince Nicholas Of
Greece left Spala yesterday for Livadla in
the Crimea for the benefit Of the Cars
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west Virginia Postal Affairs.

Spsisi 90 me Rsgls's-
wAsH1Scrox, D. C, October Post
masters appointed; J. p. Newcomb, vice
Adam Kerr, resigned, Halt Barbour
county: Mrs e. ID. Ssyre, vice NJ. p.
Roach. deceased. Racine, Boone county;
n. A. Balyard. vice Luther Stafford, re-
signed. Sinclair. Preston county.
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Aclnncr.ter niII maH 10

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October l.-Prepa-
ratious are under way for the manufacture
OF cotton goods az the OLD Washington
Mills, Gloucester City, which have been
idle for Three years.
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CAPTURED A LOTTERY PRINT SHOP.
The Entire Force Taken Into Custody.
Circulars Tellin = OF Future Drawings.

NEW YORK. October l.-Tnis afternoon
Chief OF Police Murphy, Of Jersey City,
with a squad OF detectives, swOoped down
on the office Of the Hamilton Printing and
Engraving Company ana arrested j. w.
Hamilton, the proprietor, and the entire
force OF employees. Several presses were
turning out lottery tickets and circulars.
The tickets were for the San Domingo,
Havana and American State Lotteries, all
located in Havana. CUBA. Several thou
sand circulars, printed a week ago, give
the winning numbers a. the drawing %
take place tomorrow.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., October L.
John Messeroll, large shirt manufacturer
OF this city. will on Monday, start up his
factory on full time, for the first time in
two years. He says business IS picking
up. and warrants the working of his hands
IN full tiEe,
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TRAIN RonBERs IN ARIZONA
Got tho Wells Fargo Trelsure-ons OF
Them Captured-The Penalty is Death.

Got tho Wells Fargo Trensarc-ons OK
Them CADtured-rhe Penalty. h Dsath.
PHOENIX, AIUz., October This morn
ing SouuArn Pacific train was held up
east of haAcopa The robbers Jagged
the train and\ forced Engineer Holloway
and Fireman Martin 10 uncouple and proOI
ceNS. ah,Rd thrNeQuarters OF a mile. On
man Nearel thA express car while y
stood guag -
sengers alarme ~
after the robbe!y and struck out toward
the Mexican Inc, fifty miles away. Iho
Wells Fargo messenger reports $3.50, but
IL is reported the robbers got SiO,UOO in
gold.
Two Of the bandits were masked and the
third. "a mere boy, was not. The boy was
showed into the car, aud searched Tor the
treasure.
The penalty for roobing trains in Ari-
zOna is death.
A posse, led by sheriff Murphy, seven
miles east OF Phoenix, came upon a camp
which the robbers had hastily Abandoned,
leaving three Wiuchosters and three horses.
Near by they Ovcrhau.ed one 81 the bandits
who turned anu fred, but "a charge OF buck
shot brought him 10 the ground. The pris-
oner. Frank Armour, will recover. On
his person was found watch taken IRON
street car man. held up here week ago
The rCbbers are believed 10 be from VOnt0
Basin. and 10 is suspected held up stage
in the Congree Mine on september ~