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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21

Povs Townsend. March 1a-Srecfaf.- -
GaSsrno~ 3bsskssys who PASSED shro1eh
Fsrx T0z nsena ts-1zy en- rosite 90 Ssts4.
says thai wis.5s tn wzNhsnrtoE City he
urgently recommended 80 fns p0st0fssce
department the establishment OF a postal
xoase f~swemr Dsea hsay and tire head IVA
Esrs % ths fukea rsser. The estimated
eeass setgie ~ ssso9s zzS.sta for sSs trips
each yeass TIE department. wss favora-
big impressed with the proposition. reeog-
nsxlFax she Eec4sasstg ef ssEeh arsEan or sise
The Gaa@<itan xogasRnsent goala Esst on
ssaek a sesTfee ard si3feFs the natural
fsssis 10 the British Columbia nsiaek
~sish are located just across the bosaa-
6arg line Ga account of the 9SpFesasss I
- milton Of rational finances the poet
ofssc@ se paRtFneF4s. intinsased ihagoEeruor
might 5ssay the establishing az the route
gnta asxt year
TIE steamer Dora. belonging 10 ihe
Alaska Commercial Company. to-day lef,
for sftkA via Nzn4irno. with Gov Sneak =
by. q Alaska. or board rs 8 guest The
Doris viii carry The raaiE between Sifka
as&s iFnaias AA. making seven monthly
.rsIzs fssrfsfssfsg Af,rtF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
The AIlianca Ousraxe.

Washington City. Haxrh sa-s4rs-ar
Frye when ASKED TO-DAY wnas ne shonxhr
OF the prospect OF an aznieahse settlement
OF the Ailiane& dffaruisy with Spain. ~
Piled. Unfortunately. Il looks as K Srals
zo1Sd make ske equfred apc;oxy I hza
hoped Spain would assume ss.ch a belly
ersnt to1e that Il would - necessary for
the United s.Sases 10 20 ever and faka
possession % Cuba We certainly ought
20 have that island 20 round ap our pos
sessions. and K we ezanc. bur Il I. FER
one. should like 20 have an opportunity 20
acquire tt by conquest fuasrnash "a
Frye - M@Enaer OF The senate committee
on foreign relations. mis- mtrera-ces pos
sess considerable significance as zn !a3s-
czss1n q early revival OF the e1cr.s 20 &C.
quiTs CnbS-
New York, March I--Ssezrash5p Allan
ca. whIea was fred uron By . SpaTs5ss
gun5oat. will san for colean TO-DAY The
report THAI she ID 70 carry rifles an1 Eau
niftons % war was con1rrn~s % the ags1.
Of the tine The fact os her dotrS 80. he
explained. was no. rensarkzble nor In any
way sensational. The coxrgpa1y acts as =
carrier Of arms 30 fhs CchornEsan govern
rnens on ne2rfy every trip 81 It's vessels
This Is q perfectly legitimate trade. and
violates 10 1aSs
Capt CrossmeG vas seen by an Axso-
ciated Press reporter today lust before
and Was asked what he had 10 say re-
gar4ing the statement that President
Cleveland had expressed great dtssasE
faction With what wee claimed 70 be
gEaring Inconsistencies IN the statements
submitted b. Caps. Cvossman. Well"
said he. Il danst care - eritietse fhe pres
iden1 OF the United States. but do think
I know ray business have spent thfrty-
six years learning IL. and I think I am
competent 10 prepare an accurate chart
and description % nay ships course al sea,
IF the president had requested my appear
anee In Washington City TO personally
explain the matter I think I coGis have
satisfied him ID FIVE minutes There IS
nothing more 70 be said about the AFFAIR Z"
Key West. March T.-The J-nson Consts-
saEioaal, ssrs.-otziciai newspaper az Ha-
vana- reviews tfse allegations In ghe ALI
anca case ard gives the opinion thar II
the vessel was really fsred Upon rs1e Sran-
ISL commander was fully Justified Il says
me Spanish navy is Eacoaqusrahis ans
adds. "ft would he well for the r-nited
States 20 hear this ia nain3 IN any coxs-
tenS5cas thai may arise Through agfyers-
lures and traitors who make war on
Spain AMI her noble soEx. and LEI shat
nation remember that TIE laws 90 metz
,-ality were made by nations that know
kcw 20 respect them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
THE WORKHOUSEcLUB
A View idea by Popalist Lead
ers In Cleveland.
TO UNITE TIE UNEMPLOYED.


C1<w<sar1 gAreh "a Aarz<z1 % So
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taAt SAsy wsss frsz EssrSa - q hczy 20 ne
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p1EsAG wor<s that he g1ws tAez ~crk-
II s@ Ays Ne % noe ah3@ 70 % So =Ahsa
they 81 sSrsS&ss- lacy rrerexe rnArcsI-x
II q body 20 rs@ poszca ec42rr zrsz reszss~<<
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kessse thar gtev nay Azxe ws~x 2z1 ssexs-
esntalng ant A>2g1-g
Il fss 5S3xs rekSssx. wszseA tnsr caasiSs-
sr rrosAbses they SecEa<e slzev wtsi S&s-
Ess-stssy vSosHr& ssszze city nrszkz&zes II
order - h@ ARRESTED xazz sazs 20 t1s
wTorkhe1s@-praaahay BY srarnrssHx az The
grass tE tas sazhzse square ~ Exkizx rTs-
session eF . erzsxny r-ztr- sHs@ Of TIE
Een hack Of the sca~usz - zsnerx RzE4z-
ksw. % sas CeasEzl Lzs~o< Crassa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
FOR KILLING NEGROES
WHISKY DOVE. RED c4Lxsss.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21

S52zz@a 1fse4a b@sc-s Tracey wzs On his
x4@1 tEse szSt Eszne ss2E he 1a1 EsoS count
Al azl AID when Tracey Was neap@1 10
lis 1erS. 20 1sxzsSezz has &.s5cznzssz-
1szs ueS came szsO TIE RAG 81 49,
Tie zrHe r0zExz w4s eEz1sy ss@rrIng.
Txzcsg got u THREE light 0sss en- Ryans
s@a2v anss rrreEvesz hox 0sse n sh@ s1Ess In
re11zrz- The see0za1 rsMnd WAS alz Ey2nss
he hating TxASsy repeatedly 0n Ehe head
srd zzsly F@csssznx o-s@ OK tss body The
ts-d rsan1 erene6 boz. and after seTsrAI
Nzrm exchanges Tracer knocked Ryan TO
hss kzes& with sssssE cz TIRE shin Ryan
wzs u2 In IA SnxzaxSs AMI had the best Of
sa- EgGnc after that La tae fourth ard
Estb roaEs1s Ryan kept his sefx busy -
n4sse~<zg Tracsy<s bad and rhs latter
aessd szvscgsy on xEe defensive Ia ire
ssxFE Trzeey's left eye Was ekose1 and re
sse4 prosuseay. Ryan then smashed hiEE
os The ansS az1 sroagtz a *Ereaua frora
thai a~gzn- Ryan kStssx@9 Tracey rs ne
pleased s-d kzccked as-n ccga xtEh =
viesoSzs left - she face Tracey MAS eov-
erred with tzoo1 as he vert 80 sis corner.
Esaa affex snss had ig very Easy. Va
kz1ekssi Tracey aAzf IN ths seventh. ard
sszr fer 21e BeaxtnAnfnz OF the &uncarc@-
rzens The latter would have beer out
-Hs was on sas sogr fully ifseen seconds.
In tses IzsS rcun1 Tracey was k1ocksa
into The ropes. an9 TheE he iesT them he
Was serr 10 tae 5cor. He came ~ after
the referee had 1ogzse1 nine ard was ~
once knocked down again He tot.erss3 %
his feet ard Was knocked clearly oast-
The mo decision EAs Announces after
Re had been carried 70 s@s corner- Tracey
y as "a bad sh2Se az the sa5. being COW
cred wssn blood from his eye nose Ard
check Ryan did not have y scratch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE
Terrible Dynamite Expse<zon ou . ship
AZ >alzzouxn sseruaany-

AZ .alzzouza Eseruaaay-
o. dynamite roek p2zaA In S4sroasa n
ire NIP Elizabeth. c0nHzsssEg OF 4e&
klsos Of dynamite. WAS heAr< gnsoazsss3
SAen fste sxpsnSssz oeeurraa. ksEEtnE q
zrsozzDs Of damage. TIE exact numEer 81
vsxsFk. xhSeh was a2angsa5e Fas E-7tza-
beth. caExAs nre aaa wzS bgrr@a The
force Of zfEe explosion xax sezs fog miles
and sas AZ srsx believed TO have been ire
reszgs % an earthquake. saseraE assases
collapsed ~ keoken ard other villages
and windows were shattered wixaIz a
wide AREA At Cz&agas- ass miles from
sae sc=zs ~ fhs exrz1skon- doors were
oioEa OF ard window frames were
smashed. TSse ho&ses Of .tse victims %
1ne explosion have already besn recover
81. ard @x persons believed 70 have been
killed are missing Tie sores Of the sx-
pssstCn was so gresr that three vessels az
isoesFh- TIRE last Dutch village on the
Rhine. were sunk
Two hundred and sweufy teas OF rsss ex-
psoszss sssrs taken IA sax boats from I1o-
bin 10 S1l-noufh last January en- reEse
% Antwerp. xfeace Il was 60 hare seen
shipped 20 Australia Owing 20 rhs Sce
blockade II tse river sn@ dynamite was
l&zztr9 IL SazrnGush- where = was S*axgSf
sT7szsszE the rsop<1inx Of navigation In
Ehs HasAExsE1e thE Elizabeth had been
chartered 20 take the dynamite forward
and LA@ cargo E4s being stored VIXEN
part ct * exploded the eans% or the ex-
E1oSloE h 9Eknogn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21

EzrsH-zs, P@-z- Maria 2z--TEe rsk%8s
ara gpg@rzzseas forces have been "a hat
tas IL Larr2z sEree Gaps The AafaHA 5y
IRE fshSeAs began sGaAzy nsorrtEg- TIE
Tsksezs EsTe commanded 5y gzsIef E7sr0zz.
szsssse1 hy DugsszaS Ore and oaeers- kli
s0snzz 1ase@sieu- wssss Lima - euE eH, and
IL - irpomxs1se 70 learn lie strength Of
either party. There Hzs heavy eanssss-
@I5zag szs6 ngs1szry sA Sunday aEs saoTs-'
day Two 1As-lg4s. sxpa0s5S1s were as&r1
AoDaay. Tsers as q renssaa 81 TIE flT-
issg a. ose41ea T1ezaay EaorafBgs and IL
e0H1az zed Ssx~sscarE Il - reported that
she EgssttGg sseE ezasss1 50 as 10 permit
TIE e00s@ndaax Fors~s - care for cszc
and wsan6ez From 9ae sosrs@ II u re-
Ported TIA. rrexs1ens c&eerss ao.1s fne
palace. sfas principal sssaxA and TIE expo
ssssoa square IL To also reported szas as
has closet al fne avenues Of Approach 20
tar city wita sgrzse-5 forces. There H. aEs-
exSeF report tsaat q 6ef&chErss1t o. res@ss
hzs snsess4 the city ard are nesane2 AZ
IS ths xosernrse1x troops The reEeea re-
E,oxf says fhey ara awaisszg resEfores-
rusnts The rst,ei lass l. tnirtf-1se nasu
this side o. Lima. a. far as kos p
Fioze4s zrad ezner DGsl4sEgs we're rs1d8sa
wfsh bullets All ,s@szss stopped running
SATURDAY Tas foreigners OF this vall7se
are esa6ezsa<zng ~ organize az astsan
gard 10 protect property from hooters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21

Lancaster. Masa, March 2--The famous
stallion Ralph wilkes. owned by Col
John e ana Rayari Thayer. died here to-
day Tnay~r brothers had refused s.. ds1
for htra. He was foaled II Kentucky six
years ago and first bred bE Dr.. =. Cali
bFaith. OF Lexsugtoa. KY. He vas sold
for 90 ~ when bat tw0 years Old 10 John
+. Taaysr and ~ that time bad 4 record
az Els or high wheels Wnen three
year-css ne made ar exhibition rnile in
z.Isss. and last fail he lowered his r4s.-
ord 70 ssaSss at Nashville. The stallion
WAS sired ny Bed Wilkes, son Of George
Hakes- A.sx dam was Mary Mays Ken
lucky MsnfhFiro pasehsn. a son ef Mann
fsvfrss CHIEF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21

Cas1aao. M&rcA a--keanefs. Hopkins
Il ca. board Ok trade commission rnen,
have been sa~5 IA fsae circuit Saurr 5y IL
" f6e. % L@assnwOr1fr k21-. for &C. 90.
whtes the plaintiff claims wcs lost or the
hoA-d- Ede claims that 39rzzz the tass
year DE az dS1s-eat tines gzTe rhe Aru.
rso1sy 20 invest IN tbs wheSs market he.
Instead Ds investing his money he alleges
that the brokers In each deal assumed
the risk on their cwn account TIE mar
ses xsar iow sn0Cgn 20 freezz hiEn 51..
the FRA. ne claims Sill having the
money which had been pun up Wae. the
market was savorahis n. firm paid shs
yysoszss 70 hEEz. bsxt in no case was ksz
money actually used
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
Montana rxriu.ses Washington sheen

DsHvtv. Na-cs sa.-A special - the Re-
psbiacau fruus HsI<sa. Mont. says: Tns
xovsTz1ssr today issued gs-S>esasEs fioa s,sr-
hasa3ang the tEsapssta.soa into the xswta
without INSPECTION Of shsep srur1 Oregon
NeFsslS. California. Washington. T3aSa
Colorado Utah. Oklahoma and Nse Mex
tco. because of danger % seab an9 otNs-
diseases fFaIorTagsonx viii BE- aTs,x a
aF~on csvtltcate of state veterinarian
wnsca sS0@s sas sheep have hsaex fr-
srec;e71 AID found srSss frona cfssease. TAe
Pro- "a safsos does asss forhat. sAe pzsssnx
o. sheep through fe@ state haf wAsEe
passing they must not be E=.soazssxs for
sr4zsag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21

~ 1Nsoex sssza sszzr&-zr %axzr nr-S.eA
rC4z Sr1szv 5@EzTfN-sz sz-s a. -
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Eas-zss - 80 Sess>4s NJ ~ Par $3.50 Il
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Assasssrzas T~-s. sci fsas aSzas-zss1.s -
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Err as E1s wxsr~ vas ~ NswM sass - .2s
s-~rHzn as~ws zEMase - ~ an-kssr.s ,lszs
G-sss-xsRka x&s szzzsssax sazs~k : - IN
az Es&s sE<zT Ss1as - sazE - Fsxez z.<s
s@se g.ztazE s1e s1zrz 81 .-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
A Change IN the pcis.wa,~e nea.s,e-.s

Dover. faat~ Akfss @a-Thsse MAS fsssscss
excitement = SsSn "a. FIRST haSiat sac taken
sas3ay Snd g @aE fsgEs Tat Higgins fol-
lc~er.. wita Shs exception Of g~prcse1sa-
sE*e Wft@ou al snisd fer E&saryf O.
Bradford q Newezxtle Sc Far eighty 81 4
taiiets hava been taken since the dead
ieek hfgAn.
ailmtnaDn. fsei. March - The Hsxnsff-
Gance - re break ga tassay'k senatorial
haaiess at peeer IN gTat Higgins fea'ssss rs
are ready 20 ieass theiF nan f0r she nBr-
pose ~ efes ting q nesanFosfaFss em5afitfafs
fer ssuzsaF They claim thsf tAafr aetssa
ss4zs proves this. ard FHag II enough Re
rssssiszsus t2sa them fTegn sse sevxe~ %
Assssis rs an8 Massey 4 senator win k4
sie-wsf 90 essarse. ihis a5tiuas = can
ssrEse5 20 naean TIA; the Higgins saopis
eFs ncw wiling 70 GO IS estn~r Adsls *
nF Massey. Aey eshgr Rcpsuiiran, boa
stgr. is satisfactory 81 them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21


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Eaten Es@ge District ssa zsz ard
lsrtH 7Sx eas general s1rssvzz-
ssA1ers os tire r-cv-ff1ng serwkee- lie saS
~ tire had C fAe department. II fs&
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isa1 IL ssHs-z. snz 81 ia zsrartrsssst *
sas Exkfs fror 1ygs % Ess- On Cesooe-
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ard A1vs7fures ~ Ire Arzy ans. TIE
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general Is stss rebel arE1,
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YOUNG crno Be~,exa

rEiiadelpha- Marsh 5s--Younz Grtno
aad Jask HaaIsy fought six Fsesy rounds
tonight AMI whsl@ no 6erts58n was xixen.
the contest ea1ei decidedly II favor %
Haaisy Critic gax evidently not IN the
best al eondttiou. although ~ pus UP
coed defense In the last round there
were plenty 81 sharp exchanges Critic
hitting HanIey three times 81 succession
vita no returns
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San Francisco. March sa-Tne sailors
strike IS ssetns up vessels which are TN
able TO Leave the harpor without submit
ting 10 Efze demands Of the Coast sssa-
mems Union. The sailors are holding 70
their resolution 20 De paid ~ q month or
remain ashore The sgeRts % rhe ship
Palmyra ready fer sea todzF. offered the
union nlssn 40. bur they would accept
nothing less than 81. although previous
TO the present stand thsy were rscets i-s@
osty ~ Sailor boarding house p~oprie-
tors are trying 20 ship colorei men as
sailors az less tnan union Wages
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SPORTING NOTES.

A. the New ORLEANS races W@3nesAs =
fns. winners WERE SIX furioxsgS. JnshriFYv
Arffaie I.Isss four fa1gEongs- Iaaruaa \
.5zszs z7x furiongs Henry J@okins 1-Ts
SeEen furEorgs. Ncalfe y. ID, six fur
longs, Gold Dust. liz
AZ the san Francisco races "Wednesday
tie winners we're. Five flsTae1Es rs1Akf-
ems. rs Sweetheart. s:sSA4 FIVE fursonxx.
fsa sessnz. Arctic 1-sfis- eight -f9raorgs
selling, Arro. lisa FIVE fgrioags. selling
Red Bird. i04t2. eight and 3 half fur.
longs harEscap. Lucky Dog. Isl. five far
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NickssaFE. sasss.. Asfvh - -tn letter
rrFsstxc1 IN sh1s city Senator George 80.
eftnEs 20 FsseHsstseT his siessf~faE 90 resign
o. Ire plea 81 osa age adding: t.is ssnsn,
ssts eSereesss natural desire - "a ~.
at oss-asi SsfR t8 the esssassf spa tttsn Of fhe
ts'aSst@ tyesss the asnsSsfau ~ stiss ezer aNss
distress ssitn which tsse folly nos So say
tAr wsskeSfmsss. ~ saE~ tEaaaetat tsg4s1a
ffsses SntisHtnw sisnshzr action IN Germany,
assss pExs-eSssnE similar sets1n ir France.
hss piasess ffssrs. Erssaetfss ticta - sssre sn
r0sssA n; EfFee tgsse, sss = Ssrussss sszyrS
Before my ssscFN%soT cav ~ sleetea"
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Dear Editor: Please inform your read
e-s that II written 20 cc1f5satsafiy. 1 VII;
MAIL In sealed letter, the plan rsrSs,@s
~ which ! WAS permanently restored ~
skezsta aad manly ytxor. altar years Of
sufersny from nervous weakness. gsieSs
sysses and weak. shrunsen parts
| have 20 scheme 20 ext1rf r~1aev r-x---
any one wncnsoessr- I was robbed a rs
swirsftesi by the 9uacks until I o@arfv
lost fsitA IN manhood. but thank naaveT.
] am now well. vigorous anf ssrorx ans
anxious 20 make this certain unears ~
czzre kYgywn TO all. =
Having nazhfng ID sell or send c. q ID
! want 10 money. Address James A Ha--
RS. Boz Sc. Delray. Mica
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pe.,lsIs.n n, natlr~.a., r,.,,,,a.y,. sat,

fsatse. Mont March Hattie FROST
TO-DAY SECURED verdict az slz 49, DANA xeg
In fas United stses cossrs agains. IRE Or
egen Short Line anzs Utah Northern ROAD
for the death sf Der husband. an sref~
neer. sho was killed 81 collision several
years agc. TIE accident VAS caused by
the operator failing IN deliver Az order 10
che engineer Judge knowles made the
important ruling thas The operator vas
the agent 81 the company. ard not 4 ses-
want and therefors shs company uras rs
sg1nsis1e fer his negligence
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Al sia4lsn salmon Trust VICTOR.

sAn Frans5nsc March .U.~R. u. Ham.
q 60. have Withdrawn frora salmon FISH
srg afa packing 10 Alaskan waters, their
eannsrs. AZ kaFItsk having been purchase
Today ~ ihN ALASKA Packers Ascot.
tor Hunt * Go. are tile pioneer rack
sFs en The Pacific coast ard until twa
years ago ecnfaed ts4eis opera ions % Ore
Eoa They starred ia Alaska In ous~nxi-
tsor 80 che cmtatAns. The enterprise was
Eoe altogether satisfactory ard a the end
% tar hrsf sssSoa some one burned ssou =
the caunsry ART tae surrounding tewn