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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-10
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.

Trouble At the Ashland Docks Is irao-
ticaily Over.
Ashland. Wis. Jan. IA number OF
strikers went to work at the Wisconsin,
central docks this morning for Butler
hIa0 X Co. Two crews of men VINO
came from Duluth are also ut WORK,
The wages paid have been raised TO Ia
cents. The men organized a federation
of labor Inst niwbt
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WAR ON BLIND PIGS

numerous Salopnkeepers Arrestco Ut
Black River Falls.
hl3ck River Falls. Wis. Jan. -~'Sa-
monkeeperS who have been running
h5md pigs" in this city since July iaSt
are coming 20 grief today. Wholesale
arrests are being made. In some eases
mry plead guilty aud pay their hnes'
N"iI" others plead not guilty ana their
VASES are rONtinuri
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GETS HIS MONEY BACK.

Treasurer stevens viii Not Lose by tho
Ihayer Bank Failure.
Sparta, Wis, Jan. 1.-The county
hoard of Supervisors today voted to re-
fund to County Treasurer stevens 'ne
S1ono If county funds deposited in
,rb,v,r', bank when it failed.
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EIGHT PERSONS BURNED.

x..a; IN London Laundry Causes Loss
of Life.
london. Jan. 2.-Fire broke our IN a
,,,,n,l,.v on the Edgar road, this city. ~
!, /, '" n'clock this morning and the ha a,:
snroad so RAPIDLY that when the b'hiesn !.
S s,.as consumed the eharred remains O. aes
a;@bY inmates were found among the rus'as'
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CAN ENTER THE UNIVERSITY.
Graduates ut Downcr College Need Nc
Special Examination.

Fox Lake. Wis, Jan. 4.--Ycstcrday
ended the holiday vacation at DoWncr
college and studies were resumed today by
mrge number of young women. The
PRESIDENT Miss Sabln, announced today
that graduates from the seminary course
will he accredited to the State university
without examination; also that negoua-
tons ar" in progress for similar ar
rngvmrnt with Wrirs!y and Nassar col
lrgc> Prof. Freeman of the university
will begin Il series of lectures on Shakes
urarr at the college soon.
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ACCUSED OF AN AWFUL CRIME.

Frederick BueLrley Arrested on Suspi-
cion of Murder and Arson.
Port Washington, Wis, Jan. 3.-E'red-
erick Ruehrley was arrested last evening
on suspicion of murder and arson, as
result of the burning to death of his ia
Their and the probable fatal injuries of
his mother. The son is - years of age
and had been in an asylum for some
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-10
RAILS FOR THE NEW ROAD.

Twenty-Five Carloads Have Arrived at
Tomahawh.
Tomahawk Wis, Jan. 5.-Twcnty-tw
ears Of steel rails have arrived for the
Marinctte. Yomahawk n Western rail
way. The work of cutting the right of
way is completed to Harrison on the Chi
cago 4 North Western, Il distance of tf-
teen miles. Trains will be running from
Tomahawll to that point by April 10. The
Spirit river extension of the Wisconsin Il
Chippewa railway has reached u point
about ten milcs west OF this city.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Three Missouri Farmers Are Taken Into
Custody.

Kansas City, Mo. jan. 3.-Gus holland,
Perry Mastor and Dick Murphy, farmrs
living near Leeds, suburb, have been
arrested, charged with numbering Emil
Bens. aanther farmer, who was killed De
cember s by highwaymen who held him
up. The prisoners assert their innocence
and asesrt the charge is trumped up rs a
piece of revenge on the part of the inform
err, whose name is withheld.
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WILL DEFEND THEM.
Same Nardens Hicks and Martin Retain

EamC WnrdonS HICKS and NarIln KetnFM
Two Attorneys.
Shell Lake Wis, Jan. 5--Attornes
Coe of Barron and Mr. Stark of Rice
Lake have been retained to defend Dep
uty Game Wardcns $. NJ. Hicks and
Horace Martin, accused of killing Joe
White. the well-known Indian chief,
District Attorney Knapp will conduct the
prosecution. The prisoners were held
to trial at the next term of the circuit
court in bonds of $4,000 each.
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GOES BACK TO WAUPUN.

Warren Devine Sentenced to Eighteen
Months at Stevens Point.
Stevens Point. Wis, Jan. 3.-Warren
Dcvinr, who was arrested two weeks ago
for breaking into n saloon ut Junction
City and stealing II quantity of whisky
and other articles, appeared before Judge
Murat and pleaded guilty. lie WAS sen
fenced to eighteen months at Waupun.
Devine was released from prison only Il
few months ago, having served a year
for the alleged robbing of the Central
depot at the Junction.
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EACH GETS ONE YEAR.

Two Youthful Forsers Sentenced at Ocon-
to to State Prison.
Oconto, Wis. Jan. 5.-.Ioseph Lettkov-
ski and Antoine Klaus. for forging
check with the signature of Foley X Rell-
ly of Milwaukee, who are interested IN
the building of the sewer in this city,
we're sentenced by Judge Hastings to one
wear each in state prison.
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VALUABLE STALLION KILLED.
BILLY ID Meets with Fatal Accident at
Monticello.

Monticello. Wis. Jan. Billy d,
stallion and trottcr valued ut $1,000 and
owned by Doyle brothers, while being
led across the tract. yesterday afternoon
reared and backed, thus coming in con
tact with the engine of an incoming freight
on the Chicago. Milwaukee Il ST Paul
road and received injuries from which he
died an hour or two afterward. No blame
is laid 10 the railroad company.
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PLAN TO CONNECT RESORTS.
An Electric Road May be Built ut Devils
Lake.

Baraboo, Wis, Jan. J.-An electric line
may be built between Devils lake and
the Dells, passing through this city.
Men of money are here looking over the
field, and if all arrangements can be
made work will soon begin. A few years
ago the right-of-way was secured and Il
franchise to build it through the city is
now held by Marsh q Jackson, who are
working on the project. 1t would bring
the two famous resorts close togethwr,
greatly increasing the crowds during the
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CONFERENCE OF MINISTER'S.
Annual Meeting of the Eau Claire Lu-
theran Diocese.

Glcnvood. Wis, Jan. 5.-'Fhe annual
conference of the Eau Claire diocese Of
the Norwegian United Lutheran church
is in session III this city and VII close to-
morrow evening. All but four of the
ministers Of the diocese are present. ana
the sessions are presided over by the
Rev. c. Hoyme, president of the Norwe-
gian United Lutheran church Of North
Ampricn
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lamp EXPLOSION DID IT.

Towers General store mt Eiva Destroyed
by Fire.
Elva. Wis, Jan. 5.-Thc general store
Of \. 4. Power ut this place was en-
tirely destroyed by fire. The loss Is
about $4,000; partly insured. The fire
originated from the explosion Of lamp
in the basement of the store.
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NO TRUTH IN THE REPORT.

Rev. l.. A. Richlin Has Received No APP
pointment at Green BAY.
Green Bay. Wis, Jan. 3.-The report in
late European newspa oers that the Rev.
L. A. Richlin of this city has been appoint
cd coadjutor to the bishop of Green Bay
is pronounced absolutely false by Bishop
Messmcr. He cannot account for the orr
gin of the report and is indignant at the
IA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-10

OFFICE III WISCONSIN, Strebt : WILWHuNEI' "ho-
Es-AlL DISEASES OF MENt u
plooa diseases in all It's stages thoroughly eradicaed
from the without the use Of mercury Structure
and yaricocele cured without cutting. Young ana
middle aged suffering from exhausted vitaiity:
premature drains and the thousand Ills consequent
thereon permanent cure guaranteed.
Rook and r. rentise containing valuable tnforma-
ton on above diseases free seaed in plain envelope
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PURCHASED SMALLPOX GERMS.
Thieves Sell Hospital Furniture t" II
ManitoW0c Family.


MaNitowoc. Wis. Jan. 1.-THE small
noN detention hospital fitted out by the clty
last summer and situated i'll the village OF
Rapids. three miles distant, has been en-
tered and plundcrcd OF all its furniture
and oedijuG Now case of smallpox mas
broken OFT in family who purchased the
goods from the thieves. supposlng them |"
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
BRADsTREET REVIEW.
Good Demand for Seasonable Goods
Prices Show a Favorable Tend

Bradstreet's report says: Extremely
low temperature, snow and high winds
have visited the greater portions of the
the country this week aud have
had marked influence by restricting
orders received by jobbers in all staple
lines, but they have tended to stimu-
late purchases Of seasonable goods
The New York stock market has
been waiting for the results on cur
rency legislation and the expected
bond issue. The uncertainty about the
checked buying, but the belief that the
issue would be announced stopped
bearish manipulation Of the market.
The tone has consequently been firm,
with not much activity. Foreign ex-
change has broken to $4.88 for demand
sterling, on the sentimental influence
Of the anticipated sale OF bonds
abroad.
Prices, in the main, show n favor
able tendency, sugar alone Of the more
important staples having declined
within the week. Even cotton has re-
NAMED firm as last weeks closing quo
tations, and wool and coffee are un-
coanoed. Prices are also steady for
PIG iron and, steel billets' though re-
quest for the same is not equal to ex
pectations, improvement in this indus
try being in the demand for plates, bar
and structural varieties.
Live cattle and hogs are firm with
an upward tendency, particularly with
in a day or two. Advances in prices
include those for leather at the home
points. fruit and produce under the
stimulus Of the cold weather, and
wheat, corn, oats, pork and lard. An
tbracite coal is reported firm with i'm
proved demand
Exports Of wheat flour included as
wheat) from both coasts Of the United
States amounted to only 1920, 2Ol
bushels. against 2, 4O3, 600 bushels last
week. s. .678, 900 in the week one year
400. b. 931. 900 the week two years ago,
and 3. 34I 600 three years ago Week
" exports Of wheat during the past
four weeks have steadily declined from
x 564. 600 to 2, 220, 521 bushels.
The. damage by the Florida freeze
was exaggerated A large portion OF
tbe orange crop had already been mar
keted. Only the late crop and that
held for higher prices was caught and
DESTROYED. Some young trees were
hurt but old groves were practically
,,rin}inred Heavy losses fell on large
orowers. A good but small crop Is ex-
1ected this year. Results OF FLORIDA
naval stores and phosphate industries
truck ana berry farming are sad to
have been fairly satisfactory Mer-
ehants NJ Toronto and elsewhere Ia the
,,roxince regard the outlook for spring
business hopefully;
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

The saprcme Council In Session at
Raleigh.

The Saprcme Council ia Session at
Raleigh.
The supreme council Of the National
Farmers' Alliance and Industrial
nio1, met ia annual convention at
Ealeigh, n. O., Tuesday. The Eall IN
which the meetings are held shows,
among other features Of interest, q
large picture of l.. L. Polk, the first
president Of the organization, and I'M
der whose leadership it made its great
est progress and exerted it's greatest IN
Auence.
United States Senator Marion But
Ter. president OF the National Alliance,
called the meeting to order at o'clock
and presented Mayor Badger Of Kal-
eigh. who delivered the address Of vel
come. The mayor in his remarks re-
ferred to efforts Of malignant character
TO engender prejudice between labor
ers Of the city and laborers OF the
country, and hoped the influence fthe
Alliance might be turned toward q ces-
sation Of All such.
President Mowborn Of the North
Carolina St,te Alliance, welcomed the
council Oh behalf Of the State. Re-
eponsea were made by II. i. Loucks
81 South Dakota, ex-president Of the
organization, and I. II. Dean OF New
York
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

An attempt was made Monday in the
house to pass an omnibus bill for the
payment Of claims for stores and sup
plies confscated from the loyal people
in the South during the war, amount
ing to S718, ,663. It excited much OPP
position, and especially from Pennsyl-
vania members interested in the Penn
ylvania war claims, amounting to
S1O0, 600 and not included, and the
measure was defeated 90 to 146.
The second days debate on the adj
ministration bill, authorizing the issue
Of $500, 600, 600 Of gold bonds for the
retirement Of the legal tenders and
treasury notes, was not productive Of
marked incidents Of any kind. A good
deal Of confusion existed until 2 o'clock
when the committees began voting on
amendments TO the bill.
Most of the amendments were de-
feated as rapidly as offered. The COM
mittee on banking and currency sus-
tanned two defeats, two Of the amend
ments proposed by that committee be-
ing voted down. They were the amend
ments proposing to strike out the sec
ton providing for the payment Of GUS
tom duties In gold, which was allowed
10 stand amended so as to make them
PAYABLE In gold and silver, and that
compelling national banks to carry
their reserve i'm gold and silver coin.
Mr.. Blands substitute was ruled out
on "a point Of order.
The last hope of financial Legislation
for the relief Of the treasury at this ses-
sion of congress went BY the board
when the house Thursday afternoon,
bv a vote Of I34 TO 161, rejected the
COMMUNICATION bill to authorize an issue
of $500, GOO. 600 gold bonds. The bill
was beaten before II reached its iant
parliamentary stage. This result WIS
reached after three days Of eplflled
E
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Letter From HON. J. Mcc. MARTIN
Port Gibson, Miss, December 14th, 1901.
Agt Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn,
Vicksburg AIies.

Port Gibson, Miss, December 14th, 1901.
r. T. NJ Seares Special Agt Mutual Reserve Fund Assn
Vicksburg, Miss:
Nix DEAR SRl have carefully inspected the policies
by Company When first delivered there many points
the contract that Objectionable but submitted objections
YOURSELF aud promptly forwarded them the Home
lent the Company his took
ln and has answered all Of hem satisfaction
My such Safeguards security all policy holders
differs from policies written by the old line companies
that he cost materially less while the security the
uay god in the old line the premiums
The Reserve Fund this kind
rapidly
of the faithful compliance with
Iuch has been written by rivals published agents.
but show that all uniounded
ggeraton and the result Of either malice take pleasure
commencing and the policies writes With ndest
am Very truly yours,
J. McC. MARTIN
few figures showing how yourself 500 annually
Life insurance.
-. EXAMPLE.
PAicy AGE -
Would cost IN ola system company "
Annual Mutual Reserve leA w
Annual saving s15l
Which during the expectation Of life improved so
interest would amount to S5zoU W
Correspondence invited TH0S H. SEARLES, Spocioi Agent,
[deC21-6ml p o. Box 50, Wcksburg, Miss
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Cifcllit court convened here Monday
with Judge w. P. Cassidy, of Summit,
on the bench. Hon. i. A. Mclean,
who represents the State as assistant
district attorney reached here Tuesday,
when the State docket was taken up.
The business Of the term viii likely
consume the entire week. With the
exception of one murder case likely to
be tried, there viii not be much to ex-
cite special interest. The visiting at
torneys in attendance are: Hons r..
II. Thompson, A. @. McNair, Charles
Chrisman and Thomas Brady, Jr, OF
Brookhaven; l., A, Dickson Of West
vile; j. r. Mcintosh Of Williamsburg.
Mr.. Clinton of Natchez, candidate
for district attorney, is also among the
distinguished visitors.
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MISSISSIPPI CITY,

Coneessionaires Bennet & Cabol
holding the franchise permitting them
70 construct and operate an elec,'r;1 .,,i,l
railway line on the immediate omll
coast between Pass Christian and Ri.
loAi, distance of TWENTY-FIVE miles
were here Monday in that interest,"
NY have secured rooms here at the
Uult view hotel for Friday next where
q mass meeting Of the citizens Of the
gull coast win confer as to the possi-
oiiity OF getting up stock company
Ahe regular term OF the Chancerv
Court FOR Harrison county conver
&c on Monday with Judge w
L. Houston on the bench. Moth
ing Of general interest occurredin tbe
proceedings
The board OF supervisors met Mon
day in regular session. The proceed
ings were listened TO with unusual in
terest by a large crowd, additional con-
cessions having been asked bv Mr.
Geo. W Pierce. Jr,, the promoter Of
the street railway here, now in conrse
Of construction, being the attraction
President A. j. Bond Was called upon
to cast the deciding vote and gave Mr..
Pierce all he asked for. Later on.
however, influence was brought to bear
and the additional concession was re-
scinded- Mr.. Pierce will reintroduce
with slight modification, the petition at
tuesdays session with renewed vigor.
The board of supervisors adjourned
Tuesday. A franchise was granted G.
Phelps 4. Sugden andlF. Seal to con-
struct and operate y street railroad
from here to Pass Christian, along the
front beach road. 'ss1
The .chanceryr court adjourned at
midnight Saturday. Owing TO an ex-
tremely large docket ell SHhe cases
could not be. disposed OF and special
term has been called for the fifth Mon
day in April Only cases Of local in
tsrest were disposed Of ss.y
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
AN ARKANSAS BLIZZARD.
wild Beasts Grow Desperate From
Hunger.

Wild Beasts Grow Desperate From
Hunger.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark.
saws: The coolest weather ever knowI
in Arkansas in the month Of February
was experienced here Thursday when,
at an, the thermometer registered
% below zero, and the local forecastel
predicts q still greater fall in tempera-
ture.
In the country, wild beasts have
been made desperate and many tales o.
adventure already are reaching this
city. Near Danyills, in Yell county,
while Mrs. Baker was in the COW pen
milking, q big bear entered her house
and made of with her 4-year-old child.
Mrs. Baker gave chase with Q dog and
recovered the child, who had been
severely bitten by bruin.
J. w. Ballard, a Green county far
mer, had life-struggle with hungry
panther, while en- route home, accom-
Panied by his 13-year-old son. The
panther sprnng upon his mule from Q
tree near the roadside, and the sudden
shock frightened his mule to death.
After a severe encounter he succeeded
in killing the animal.
Wolves, panthers and deer are max.
ing nights hideous in the bottoms OF
Saline, Hot Springs, Montgomery and
Grant counties.
A wagon containing several negroes
was chased for two miles across the
bottoms in Woodruff county by pack
of wolves, the men only saving them
selves by the use Of clubs.
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and at times heated debate and at the
end Of q seven-hour session. From IL
until 800 o'clock Thursday, when the
bill, with the pending substitutes, was
reported to the house from the com
mittee Of the whole, amendments were
offered in rapid succession, most OF
which was voted down as fast as they
we're offered.
President Cleyeland's message adj
vising congress of an arrangement to
sell S62 400, 900 four per cent. bonds
was received with slight approyals Of
applause on the Democratic side.
Speaker Crisp promptly referred the
message to the committee on ways and
means. There was no debate preced-
ing its reference and no ottspoken OBJ
lection.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson,
Democrat, OF Tennessee, senate bill
providing for the immediate relief Of
the suffering poor Of the District Of
Columbia was passed.
On motion Of Fithian, the house
agreed to a conference on the senate
amendments ON the bill relating to the
navigation Of the rivers, barbors and
inland waters Of the United States.
A dozen or more private pension
bill, coming over from the two pre-
vious Friday nights was passed, and
the house at 4:15 adjourned.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, chairman
of the ways and means committee,
joint resolution reported from that
committee to extend the time for max
ing income tax returns to April 10,
was passed without division.
The conference report ON the bill for
the removal Of the Ute Indians of Colo
RADIO from their reservation was
adopted, after which the House, under
a special order, devoted the remainder
ofthe day to eulogies on the life and
character Of the late Representative
Wright, Of Pennsylvania.
Those who paid tribute to the mem
Ory Of their colleague we're Messrs.
Scranton, G. w. Stone, Wagner, Hicks,
W. A. Stone and Grow Of Pennsylva-
mia, and Causey Of New Jersey, Smith
of Arizona, and Covert Of New
York.
Then at 4:1O p. m, as a further
mark Of respect, the House adj
journed.
The executive appropriation bill, to
which the house was devoted Monosy,
was completed save for the paragraph
relating TO the pension Offices. Several
amendments were agreed to, among
them to allow the public printer to bid
for the work Of publishing the patent
Office gazette, to allow courts Of appeals
TO use half the surplus Of fees Of the
clerks Of said courts for the purchase
of law books; to establish a refinery at
Helena, Mont, and an assay Office for
gold and silver aud mould
ing them into ingots, bars, etc. AMI to !
refer the claims of the Cherokee na-
tiOn for moneys due under early |
treaties TO the attorney general for re-
view. A bin to provide for coinage AZ
the branch mint at Denver. was passed. |
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

Upon call signed BY three-fourths
Of the taxpayers Of Greenville, a mass
meeting Of the citizens was held in the
city hall Monday evening, and after
discussion the city council aTTHs request
ed to reduce the salaries Of the city Of
ficials about 40 per cent, abolish some
Of the Offices and reduce taxation IN nc
cordanoe with the amount saved. a
committee was also appointed to inves-
tig ito the city's Indebtedness ana de-
vIse a plan by,which the same may be
funded et 4 lower rate Of interest.
Capt. w. &. Yerger presided over the
meeting. which is the result OF the
onerous taxntion iilaced Epon the peo-
plc. partly dpe TO ezofhitant salaries
naia officials. TBe city council is ex-
pcctcd Az comply with The demands OF
the taxbayprs, aud il they refuse the
naonle Eiii meet again and have some
thing more to say.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

A New Orleans, La, dispatch says;
II Karnochan. one Of the largest sugar
planters in the State, and prominent :
ppol;t;eallv. on account OF financial
trmnbles. due to q failure 10 receive the
'..,,ar .ror ~' hountv. has surrendered 70 hls
s,.s,.-, 4, ,e,crant bis fine sugar. plantation
s~aradaIe ss,~. s.; A few miles below New Or
leans The plantation is one oI ,, tns
hest In the State and made two maiiioh .,l:
wounds ,'t of sugar last year on a., lh's'
bomntv ~ The nmonnt Of @aVse9o "
dun|
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

Y. u employing counsel to defend Al,
s, si'y IN the collection of taxes AGAIN, ,as
% snese institutions. A. q. Pierl tha
mayor aud i. II. EgiofF. aldermsr sa'
,'sselneo sIs:a the responsibility to pay from
'heir private means counsel's fees l. sa,.
services, as they labor under the inn
Il, preston that the taxpayers will refund
me = amount. ID. B. Seal and .Jndra
HeDnenx will represent the above men