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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15
Z THE suLTAN.s GUARDS.


a Reported Conflict Between the Alba
riiuu and Negro Members. al
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch to The
Times from Constaptinople says that q
report Is current Of q conflict on Wednes
day evening between the Albanian men,
bers Of the palace guard and the negroes,
subjects OF the sublime porte in Africa,
also members OF the personal guard of the
sultan. The correspondent adds that the
details seem unworthy of belief, however.
The dispatch also contains the staternert
that the Dardanelles garrison has been
doubled, and that lookout and search
lights have been established on the sumfnit
Of Mount Elias on tho Island of Teneios,
off the western coast of Asia Minor.
dispatch to The Standard from Con.
stantinoplc says that Kutchuk Pasha has
been repeatedly summoned to the palace
of tho sultan. but he steadily refuses to be
grand vizier While the sultan Is thus
unable to form respectable cabinet pub.
lie opinion everywhere clamors for tho
proclamation Of a constltu ton.
"A member of the diplomatic corps''
the correspondent OF The Standard COD.
tinuos, remarked to me today that where
ever foreign ambassadors had established
consuls tho allegation that the Armenians
had commenced the disorders had beet,
dlsproved Much can be done to stop the
inassacres, and 1T is believed TINT the sui
tan now recognizes that no must do some.
thing"
dispatch to The Daily News says that
a careful estimate makes tho total number
ofpcrsons killed outright In the massacres
i5,o00, and II 10 probable that 10000 viii
die Of starvation during the coming win
ter. II cannot be realized in Europe how
awful Is the situation.
The Chronicle says; 1--WE are inclined to
believe In the imminence of the interview
ton OF the SLY powers and America In
Turkish affairs. The nearly simultaneous
movement Of all of the squadrons of the
different countries can have no other
meaning. Probably Smyrna and Salonica
will be occupied first"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15
Aaother klaim anain., snaIn.

DAHGuRY, Conn, Nov. f5.-A claim for
soy, 0oa'against the Spanish government
will BIO filed at the state department in
Washington by Attorney Walsh, of this
city, In behalf of John Repko, an Italian
by birth, but naturalized American citi.
zen. He is the proprietor of the Roma
Grand Continental hotel in Havana, one
OF the largest hotels In Cuba The officers
oil several Spanish regiments, sent there
from Spain to quell the revolution, made
the hotel their headquarters for six months.
and hepko claims that one night In the
summer he. and his family We're driven
from the hotel, which was confiscated on
the ground that he was a sympathizer
with the revoluticnists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15
HHLATlER, Y'HEHEiIHR
His Sudden Disappearance from
Denver Causes Excitement. IA.
SOME Or MS REMARKABLE CURES.

- .lF dl
men VINO wen. 20 Him ON Clutches
Walked Away Unaided-A Paraiytio In
stantly Cured-The Healer pfsappea III,
&,xrv.a. A,,,,..-.,,a. 80. ,.,,.
NJ =. " -
DENVER, Nov. 15.-The fact that Schlat
ter had announced his work TO end to-
morrow has resulted in turning the at
tention Of the whole public to him. The
trains yesterday brought In thousand
more people from Kansas and Nebraska
and more distant points.
& u. u Handy, of Ellsworth, Kan created
q sensation by appearing on crutches be-
fore Schhtter and then walking away
without them. He was photographed and
exhibited for time as a sample Of the
work done by the healer. Judd Webb, of
Omaha, was treated and hts paralysis, was
instantly cured.
The hotof CLERKS report that they have
seen guests come apparently afflicted and
later have seen them go away happy and
well. Ono man who limped into the OK.
ford on Wednesday on crutches yesterday
walked across the corridor without sup
port.
Yesterday morning, when member of
the Fox family, with whom Schlatter has
lived during his stay here, went to Gull
him they found his room vacant. "A note
left byihlm for Mr.. Fox read: MY mis-.
sion Is ended. The father takes me away
His mysterious disappearance has caused
the greatest excitement.
As early as 8 O'Clock In the morning
people had begun to assemble In front Of
Schlattcr's home, and by O'Clock there
was a crowd Of fully 1900 awaiting his ap-
pearance. When Mr.. Fox came before
@thespcopie and todd them the news the
crowd was astounded. and were disposed AZ
first to tisbelieve the story. Then they be-
gan to discuss the matter, some being in
cltned to blame Mr. Fox,
Yesterday Schlatter was to have an
peared before the United States commits
sioner as witness against the .sblessedn
handkerchief fakirs, who are charged with
using the mails to defraud by advertising
handkarchiefs for sale that. have been
"blessedn by the healer. The fear Of be
coming entangled in the court proceed
ings is the real reason for the disappear
ance of the man.
1t is thought the healer is wandering
over the hills. 1t is known that he took
no money with him. Thousands Of moo
pie are fiocking about the deserted cottage.
and the condition of the disappointed sick
from distance is pitiful.
Joseph A. Conner. member of the Omaha
chamber OF commerce, arrived in Denver
on "Wednesday with a petition from That
body to Schlatter REQUESTING him In ston
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

THE EMPIRE
OF WILMIN GTON
zoe Market street.
SPECIAL SALE.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER rsth.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER isth.


Tomorrow is the day OF saving
money-The Empires triumphs are won
by price blows. borne out by unsurpasa.
bic qualities The fashionable cloass made
from superior material and made by
superior tailoring are sold on their inertia
Without Misrepresentation or conceal.
meflt Of facts. Don't spend penny until
bargains they announce for tomorro
xS8.9S Buys Ladies' Black Boucie box
costs. with moilon sleeves, natty and
warm winter wrap worth every cent OF
$500.
r--tslue and Black beaver iackets 9 and s
button effects. ripple md cont brclss,
mandolin siesres. Tbs $500 kind for
s4gS.
Extra fine silk Plush capss, 80 sinchea
long. full aweBp. high Btorm collar. tined
with heavy satin the $500 kind tor 90 9S.
,9S VIII give you Ladies' cloth and
Boucio beaver capas, hapdsomest OF the
eeason's productions wide sweep. else
where they are 800 grades.
20 81 Gives YOU 9 styles of Ladies' Black
OF Navy imported beaver coats with eis-
giant satin lining. melon sleeves, would
be cheap at $1,000.
Big Reductions in Lace Curtains.
si.oo-N Nottingham Lace curtains pair
&c
81 Nottingham Lace curtains pair
3D..
si.75-Notingham Lace curtains pair
$50.
o. bU-Nottingham Laue curtains paiE-
SlS5.
Genps Underwear.
Having purchased the entire stock OF a
manufacturer. who retired from buslness
we are In position to sell you mems I'M
derwear ct Csc. on the Si.00.
Meme white Merino undershirts, 1dc.
Men's elegant gray haif-w under wear
34e, euch worth coo,
Another lot or mems halt wool and "a
wool underwear (gray). 75c. and Sl.00
kind sacrifioed at 4gc. each.
Elegant lumb's wool underwear guar.
fanted all wool, 63c. each.
Boys Clothing.
We give you a chance to buy lioys'
Clothing at Just half the regular nrioe.
S3.00-lscss'Double breaat ed quits, e1.50.
S5.00-Boys'all wool suits In fancy eaesi.
mere and oheviots S2.98.
$500 -Boys' finest all wool suits, chew
lote.Berges and siiR mlxtnrea, etc. s3os
SS 00-Boys' ait wool long pants suits.
all Tho hobby styles aud materials. o. p8.
% 90 Boys Storm oyereoats, else.
one lot OF ohlidren's elder down coats,
sl.50 and si.75 values, CSC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

NEW HAVEN, Nov. lb,-On the last day
Of the Christian workers convention Mrs.
Poteat wife of the Rev. i. M. Poteat,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist church,
where the convention is being held, dur
Ing an address said. II would as soon
send d son of mine to hell MS to Yale col
iege ! mako this statement before the
newspaper reporters, and would make it
to President Dwight himself She said
she had seen many Christian young men
ruined OF Yale Tho first year they were
good, the second they had pipes In their
mouths, and the third they had tisap-
peared. Other speakers followed, but did
not indorse Mrs. Poteat's remarks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

ATLANTA, Nov. 1b-The PennsyIvanians
Ind possession of the exposition YESTERDAY.
Governor Hastings and staff, the justices
OF the supreme court, tho Manufacturers
club, OF Philadelphia, and the Pittsbutg
Press Cadets camc in on special trains.
During the forenoon the governor and
stiiif We're escorted to tho exposition by tho
dovcrnor's Horse Guards OF Atlanta Tho
speeches were delivered at Pennsylvania
handsome building. In the evening re.
eeption was rendered by Governor Atkin-
son to Governor Hastings OF P6nnsylva.
ma Grecnhaige of Massachusetts, and Lip
pitt OF Rhode Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

WOODSTOCK, Ills, Nov. 15-In an inter.
view with q newspaper man the impris.
onsd labor LEADER Eugene " Debs, said:
"The time of strikes is past. Laboring
men must strike1,t the ballot box. A Ia
boring man who votes for any of the old
parties is slave who is voting the ticket
of his master, and he Is forging his own
chain. Only the complete overthrow of
the present wage slavery and the establish
ment Of the cooperative commonwealth
will afford thorough and permanent
heln -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

New YORK, Nov. 15- At yesterdays
meeting OF the baseball magnates resolu-
tions of respect to the memory of the late
Harry Wright were read and unanimously
adopted. 1t was also decided that a day
be named prior to the opening of the regu-
lar baseball season next year on which
every club in the league should be in
strgctei to play with the best attraction
possible, the proceeds of such games to DO
used for the erection of suitable monn-
mcnt in memory of Harry Wright.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15
The Critical situation il syria.

ROME, Nov. ia dispatch from Boy
rotith says that all are anxious because Of
the critical situation in Syria. At I.eb-
anon conflicts between the Druses, Knrds
and Circassiaps arc feared The inhabi-
tanes Of Damascus are also greatly fright
ened, and the authorities arc reported To
be powerless in the face Of the contradic-
tory orders Which have been issued. Tho
French squadron is expected ut Beyrouth
In the near future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. is. = Constructor
Bowles, at the New York navy yard, has
Furnished the additional report called for
by the navy department upon the recent
straining of the battleship Texas in dry
dock. Tho constructor recommends that
no,attempt be made at present to straight
en- the bent iron work, but that the ship
be hoated again and tho cracked cement
replaced, which viii cost about $500 He
also suggests certain precautions that
should DO, adopted when the vessel is
docixed again, mainly in the provision Of
additional shnres.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

L SNEw YeHKy Nov rs THE strike Of cab.
men emplpyea al the stable Of Search &
Son ID Spreading and this afternoon the
cab hislnesa Of this city is nearly az a
standstilL The number Of cabmen who
have left their seats In response to the or
ganizatiou's orders is estimated at
from 500 to 1000, and several bundled
stable hands are Off duty. The original
cause Of the strike was the employment Of
non-union men ut the stables where the
trouble started.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15
RESCUED froI,, chinamen.

PHILADELpHIA, Nov. l5.--Ruth Ray,
mond and Jennie Hamilton, two girls who
said their ages were II and is. respectively
but who are said to be under 10 years 81
age, were consigned to the care of the So.
ciety for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Chill
dren by Magistrate South. Special Police
man Sell, Of the Sixth district, found tho
two girls, who are said TO DO runaways
from New York city, at laundry at No.
b8S Race street, kept by Cinnamon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

CLINTON, N. Y, Nov. 15.-Ex- Surrogate
Joseph S. Avery, aged 90 years, committed
suicide yesterday by drowning himself in
his cistern He was surrogate of Oneida
county for fourteen years. Mr.. Avery has
been suffering from melancholia for sew
eral weeks. He leaves, besides wife, one
daughter, Mrs. Theodore H. Allen, of
Mendoza, Ills
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov H.-European cables auote
American steers at s0l0lsc., dressed weight;
refrigerator beef at 7GDsIee. Calves firm; poor
10 prime yeals, S5Gs; grassers. S2.7513.e5.
Sheep and lambs active, higher; poor to primo
sheep, SsD3.25; inferior to choice lambs. $40
4.75. Hogs firm at s4.105b4.40
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Nov. 4.-Cattle steady,
prime. Si.30 q 4.5O good butchers, s3saai;
buils.cows and stays. sl.50Et3. Hogs active and
higher; prime light, s3,e5ao4; medium grades
IA afA5ha DSt haavr 60 aS5a2 on. =,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15
MRS. MENUS ROMANCE.
Further Details Of the Double Murder an
fiufrlta II raredn. TEE.

Farther Details Of the Double Murder and
Suicide Mt laredo, Tex.
Sf. Louis, Nov. 15.-There is more than
the ordinary story back Of the adventures
Of Mrs. Caroline Mem and her murder at
Laredo, Tex, by William Kuntz, or OsHar-
rold, as he Is known here, her lover Her
husband was proprietor OF hotel in East
81. Louis, Ills. Thirteen months ago Mrs.
Menn left her husband and eloped with
Huntz, taking her stepdaughter's child,
Clara Fischer, who was also murdered.
Ton weeks ago her rlghtfnl husband,
Fred Mem, who continued the manage
mcnt Of the East St. Louis hotel after her
nlopetnent, died. Sofse say the cause was
heart disease, others ascribe 1t to whisky,
which he II said TO have taken Id excessive
quantities for the purpose OF killing him
self because of the conduct of his wife.
One Of his last acts was to change his will,
leaving $4,000 to three daughters by his
first wife. He also left his interest In the
hotel and saloon to Mrs Fischer, one Of
the daughters.
The Mems had been married about
twelve years. He had three daughters by
his first wife. His second marriage was
not blessed in this way. The couple began
to drift apart three years ago, when Mrs,
Menn fell In love with her husbands bar
tendon, Michael o Harold, aged Is. She
was % years of age, but looked barely 30.
and her actions caused splitin the family.
But her husband, who was nearly go years
old, blamed 0'Harrold more than any one
eise. About year and half ago Msnn
forced @ Harold to leave the hotel
The feeling In East St. Louis was very
strong against O'Harrold. and he came to
81. Louis, where Mrs Mem lived with
him most of the time, she paying the OK
penses. One day she disappeared alto
gsther The dato was Oct. 10 Of last year.
Before leaving sho sold property In which
she and her husband were jointly inter
ested for 81, 600 He got only $1,000 out Of
the sale.
Mrs Fischer left last night for Laredo
to take charge of the bodies She says
she only let Mrs. Menn take her daughter
south on visit. 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-General Harrison
arrived at New York from Indianapolis
this afternoon, Tonight he will pre-
side at meeting to be held In the
interest of foreign missions in Carnegie
hall, at which ex-Seeretary of State John
w. / oster Will be a speaker. He will prob
ably not get back home In time for the
conference of Indiana Republicans next
Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 15.--Ex-Senator
Thurman is confined to his bed. The OK
element of receiving congratulations upon
his Ssd birthday anniversary has pros
trated him more than his physician autic.
ipated- He has grown stout. and weighs
$40 pounds. Though the injury to hts hip
joint is not viewed as serious. it is alto
gether unlikely that the member will ever
again support his ponderous frame.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

DETROIT, Nov. Is The body Of Luther
II. Beecher, member of very pronii.r
nent family of this city, was found on
railroad track near Bapeer, having been
run over and mangled by a train. Beeeher,s
boots were missing, butwere subsequently,
seen on tho feet Of 10 tramp. His pocket
book was empty. Two tramps have been
arrested near Saginaw on suspicion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. lk.+- ThsreeattA and Gun
committees Of tile New York Yacht club
met in Joint session ysstsrday afternoon to
consider the charges made by Lord Dun.
raven in the London Times. The meeting
was really q conference TO discuss the best
plan OF action and the routine necessary to
communicate with his lordship relative to
the production OF facts before d committee.
to be appointed later. II Ii understood
that there was some talk Of the possibility
Of expclilng Dunraven from the club, but
tho gentlemen present decline to say what
line OF action WINS decided upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

ISD1ANAroLIs Nov 15.-Governor Mat
thews received word yesterday that his
only son, Seymour who has charge of the
government exhibit at Atlanta, was dying.
The governor left at once, and an hour
after his departure tho death of Seymour
Matthews was announced. There arc two
daughters living. Mrs. Matthews was OF
her sons bedside when he died.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 14.-william A,
Brady has telegraphed to Dan A. Stuart
for ]. ]. Corbett, saying; "Corbett sur
renders championship and belt to Maher.
and viii back Maher for $4,000 against
Fitzsimmons," Stuart sont the follow
ing reply: Tell Brady that Corbett had
better win that belt before he disposes OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

Los ANGELES, CALI Nov. i5.-Iv is re-
ported that twenty-five immigrants on
their way to California from Oklahoma
are in a fearful condition on the Colorado
desert They have abandoned their worn
out horses and their food Is almost ex-
haasted. A Southern Pacific train stopped
and gave them barrel of water.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator John
Sherman, of Ohio, is suffering from n Sc
we're cold and Intermittent fever Although
there is said to DO nothing serious in his
condition, be denies himself to CALLERS.
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Investment and Securities yleldinr
from tot por cent
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ed at all the stoelt erohanRea
Private telegraph wires TO Ne W York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF GreItt IL
gued.
nuiine prices, timing rices
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YORK. Nov. lt.-There was no i'm.
proyement today in the character of stock OBJ.
erations. the dealings being chiefly for nc.
count of professional operators. Neither was
the movement Of value as indicating the prob
able trend of the market In the near future.
Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

FoRT WORTH, Tex, Nov. 15.--The son
OF Caroline Mem, who was found muir
dercd at Laredo, Tex, Is citizen Of Fort
Worth, In good circumstances, named NJ.
Arko Herold. His story, guardedly told
as 1t was, Is highly romantic, He ID the
illegitimate son Of German noblcinan
: He took his fathers name. His mother
came to this country when he was child,
and when he was grown up he followed In
search of her. They met In st. Louis, she
recognizing him by mark on his ear.
This was before her marriage to Mem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-15

Go TO Ithc.Marsnailton 6rist Mills 20 have
Nonr faed ground. ALAG -four, feed, grain.
my apd strar kept on hand.
Give W trial. safisfaot.pn guaranteed
h2-z5ts KlAKLEx q SON.
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Marshallton Mills.

r AIDES dresses cut and ut at ia2l West 81.
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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
Will MARCH TO MEET cAMPOS.
Cuban Armies to Combine Under One Com
mand and Strike With
BoIdness

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1S.-The
Cuban revolutionary party in Philadelphia
announce that the Cuban leaders have de-
cided that the waiting policy be changed
to one of boldness. Already it is alleged
there are thousand revolutionists in the
field around the city Of Havana.
Spain has repeatedly declared her inten-
tion of crushing the rebellion this winter
The revolutionists are to take her at her
word and face her on her own ground in
Matanzas and Havana provinces.
General Maceo, with 2500 men, was at
last accounts preparing to go to CANA
guey to meet General Gomez, who is to
have $500 men also.
By this time the conjunction of the two
commands has been effected, and 5000
Cubans are on their way to where General
Roloff is operating. Gomez and Maceo
will wait in Las Villas until they hear of
the arrival in Vuelta Abaio of Colonel
Collazo. AS soon as he lands with mon
and ammunition he will proceed to
Mantanzas. The patriot army will march
to meet him, led by Gomez.
The com bined army will be composed as
follows: With Gomez $500, with Maceo
$500 men, drawn from RoIoff 5000; total,
10000 men. The Cubans expect the march
to Havana will be opposed by Campos
himself, leading 10000 regular troops taken
from Las Villas and 5000 from Havana.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19

the fight taking place on schedule time at
Hot Springs, and that is Fitzsimmons'
failure to materlalize, and Bob wall get out
of coming if he possibly can.
~ did not come to Arkansas to set at
defiance her laws, and if our meeting is
held it will be as all exh additions / have
engaged in have been-under police pro-
eection. will say that | shall work for
the championship of America and the
world if 1 go into the ring"
CARSON, NEv., Oct. 18.-The Tribune
this evening contains the following: This
afternoon was decided by the syndicate as
the time for making move to secure the
orbett-Fitzsimmons fight, and this after
noon the wires conveyed Carson's offer of
10000 for the contest.
There was no difficulty in raising the
money, and as it seems to be settled that
the mill cannot come off in Hot Springs,
or, in fact, Arkansas at all, Carson sports
think they have a very good show for the
fight. Should the principals accept Ne
vada's offer large pavilion will be erected
at the racetrack.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
McKINLEYS CAR OFF THE TRACK
The Gorernor and Party Badly Shaken
Up, but None Seriously
Injured

PAULDING, OHIO, Oct. 1s.-Just after
leaving Van Vert at o'clock this evening
the private car of General Manager Perris
OF the Ohio Central lines, which
had been placed at the disposal
of Governor Mckinley, and was attached
to the Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw
special train coming to this city, either
jumped a switch or was thrown from the
track by some person who turned the
switch after the forward trucks had passed
over. Beyond a good shaking up and a
scare there was no damage done.
In Governor McKinley's car there were
at the time besides himself, General Bush
nell, Railroad Commissioner Kirby, A. B.
Holcom, Frank S. Monet, Urban II. Hes
ter, Colonel William Caitree and three or
four other men. besides half dozen news
paper men.
The car had not gone far over the ties
before all were on their feet, expecting
every minute to be overturned. Mr..
Kirby called to all to keep still, pulled
the airbrake and in a moment the train
had stopped. After some delay the pri-
vate car was left behind and the train
came on to this place.