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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

THE democratic primaries in Georgia on the 9th resulted overwhelmingly in favor of silver.
 PRIMARIES were held by the demo- crats of Indiana on the 9th. In most places the silver men swept everything. Gov Matthews was indorsed for presi- dent
 SEVERE storms prevailed throughout Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Ne. braska, South Dakota and Michigan on the 7th, with heavy rain, and in several sections with cyclonic mani festations Three hailstorms passed over Chicago and in one suburb downpour of small fish and turtles oc. cured.
 PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sent a mes. sage to the house on the 9th vetoing the general deficiency bill, his principal objection being to the French spolia- tion claims and to the item appropriat- ing Sl74,445.75 extra to Charles P. Chouteau for constructing the iron. clad steam battery Etlah.
 WHITELAw REID, editor of the lead. ing republican newspaper of the country, after three hours of close con- sultation with ex-Gov. Mckinley, at Canton, O., announced that the repub- lican campaign would be fought on the tariff issue. He said that the money question was subordinate.
 THE statue of Benjamin Franklin was unveiled in Lincoln park, Chicago, on the 9th in the presence of Q large crowd. It is said to be the finest in the United States.
 SECRETARY OLNEY has written q letter to the Spanish government about the unsatisfactory condition of affairs in Cuba, and suggesting that 1t cannot be expected, in view of the in- terest and public sentiment here, that this country will refrain from inter. ference if the war is not brought to a speedy close. The letter was friendly in tone.
 IN the country parishes of Louisiana not sound money delegate to the state democratic convention was elect ed. A preference was expressed for Boies for president
 IT was said ut Washington on the 7th that plank in the St Louis plat form will denounce the veto power and pledge the candidate for president not to use the veto.
 HOWARD & MCDERMorT's leather factory at New York was burned re- gently. Loss, $150,00o.
 TIE president has signed the filled cheese bill, the fortifcation bill and the bill granting right of way through the Grand canyon forest reservation.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
A CORRAL OF evLls
s'f FrAac'' Scott Perpstr.t.a

ssr Francis Scott Perp.tr.,.,
 One. ''a'sa Good Tn the Irish house of con
 i796, during debate on hnons ,ha of tax the chancellor of the exeha s leather Sir John Parnell-observeS S'.eqoer-- ,eqer-- the prosecution of the pea,.a .na' Tu every one ought to be re,dn War his last guinea to save the rsr 70 give of his fortune" Mir. vandslas andla,ader piled thaS "a tax on lea,bs. as re. press very heavily on the hso ~oald peasantry of Ireland" The MOOtsd Mns''d Post in 1872 made the followins 0salas s.a ment: We congratulate s'ste' most on having torn off Corba, .'seiVes md revealed his cloven foo, ?, mask high time that the hydra head o, was was tion should be soundly rapped on on ,te. ,S. knuckles." p0' on the
 The present duke of Leeds ;s
 ed to have accused the late gon"n pO'e ment of making direct attacI, ',a' m ,p brewers by means of a sido 'n tue Only tte other day I noticed ;. "'nu Standard q believe, that Sir Fr,u. ..e Scott reviewing the troops sf,a. Ss ,S Ashan;ee expedition, said tha, .t 'Ae were no doubt disappointed at b,r;e no fighting. but if there had ha ''there would have been many ab,.sa sa faces here to-day" It was durin. ,L' late administration that one of ,L .S' Irish whips telegraphei to DuhIs that "the silence of the Irish memh.H. would be heard in the house of com. mons no longer"
 It was the celebrated Serct Ar,h;, who, at the central criminal cour, ir formed the prisoner before him ,h.. "if there was clearer case of a mon robbing his master that case was ,b;s case;" and, after passing sentence concluded: II therefore give you ,bs opportunity of redeeming a charac,e, irretrievably st"-London Spec,ato,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

THE Coliseum building at Sixty. Third street and Stony Island avenue, Chicago, in which the national dem- ocratic convention is to be held, was thrown open to the public recently. Buffalo Bill, with his cowboys, bron. chos, Indians and other social bright lights from the west, and his aggrega. tion of rough riders from sundry ends of creation, had the honor of drawing the first crowd into the building, and they drew one sufficiently large to prove that the building will accommo- date in splendid shape any crowd that may gather to watch the work of the politicians.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

THE Phillips labor bill, which re. gently passed the house, provides for the creation of an industrial commis- sion of 12 members, three representa- tives each Of labor, agriculture, manu. facture an6 business, salaried at s5,- GOO each, WI tn legal adviser at &, 900 for each group. The duty of the com mission is 70 investigate questions of importance to labor and to recom- mend remedial legislation to congress.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

CRIMINALS frequently escape the pen. alty of their crimes through technical errors and two cases were recently pointed out by the New York Post. In Texas case the indictment speci, fled that the crime had been committed in the town of Groveton, state o, Texas" instead of adding county oi Trinity" And though there was bu, one. Groveton in Texas, the omission set the guilty man free. In a Massa chusetts case the indictment, having mentioned the county of Worce.' ter several times previously, mercy ae scribed the crime us occurring
 s'Westminster in said county"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

TEE Anti-Wedlock club, of Frank- fort, Germany, consists of females be- tween 20 and 40 years of age. They pay $50 entrance fee and take oath never to marry and always to wear black. It is said they frequently break their resolution in spite of fine of $500, and appear easily to forget their motto: "The hymeneal torch merely kindles the pyre upon which woman's individuality and independence are consumed"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

TIE Swiss national council has ex- pressed regret that the United States has not replied to the Swiss proposal for the conclusion of an arbitration treaty and recently requested the bundesra tn to demand categoric an- swer, but the president of the confed- eratiop, M. Adrien Lachenal, declined to mako the demand, although joining in the expression of regret at the non- receipt of 6 reply on the subject from America
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE plant of the Sebewaing (Niich. ) Brewing Co. was destroyed by fire on the 3d.
 TIE New York World published q letter on the 4th from its special cor respondent in Cuba describing the cold-blooded butchery by Spanish sol diers of more than 40 wounded and sick Cuban insurgents in hospital and four prisoners after the fight at Las Lomas de Junones
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
The American Sunday School up;o,

The American Sunday School union held its 72d anniversary in the United Congregational church, New Haven, Conn.,, May 10. The reports disclosed the interesting facts that during the year 1,779 new Sunday schools had been organized, with over 6, 900 teach. CTS and scholars, and that there have been l04, 900 visits made to the families for religious instruction. New churches have been organized to the number of l;..
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
Indiana for Free SiIver.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June a-Pri- maries were held Saturday in a large number of counties to elect delegates to the democratic state convention. In most places the free silver men swept everything. and Gov. Matthews was indorsed for president
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
NapOleou's Despondencv.

Napoleon, threatened by the knife of a would-be assassin, had sunk into despondency, which was the deeper because he had been wounded at Rat. isbon, knocked senseless from a fall from his horse near Schonbruup. checked at Aspern, compelled to ex. pose his life like common soldier to save the day at Wagram, and only half supported by the czar during this last supreme effort; and because Soult had been driven out of Portugal Prof. Wm NJ. Sloane. in Century.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

SINCE March the Spanish army in Cuba has lost 3,19o men from yellow fever. This is about the average strength of ten veteran regiments, or an army division. The loss from assertions also has been unusually heavy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

JOHN PIERCE is Tombstone, Ariz, miner who recently had difficult work to provide the necessaries of life for himself and family. He is now in San Francisco with s25O, 900 in gold coin to his credit It is story of lucky find of rich gold and silver bearing uuartZ
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

THOMAS FITzMoRRIs, farmer living Ut White River Junction, Vt, was fined sS4 for giving away two drinks of hard cider to visitors at his home, and the sheriff confiscated 900 gallons of cider found in the cellar. This was done under the prohibitory law of the state.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
The Jail Has No Terrors for Her.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 6-Mrs. Loy Marie Hooper, who was sent to jail a few weeks ago for contempt of court, has defied Judge Woodson again and refused to turn over to the receiver for the coal company in which she was in. terested the money collected by her. She was told that she would be sent to jail again if the money was not paid by June 24.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

OBSERVERS of tornadoes in this country agree that peculiar greenish appearance of a portion of the sky in- variably precedes the worst of the storm by 15 minutes or more. It was noticed in St Louis in the north and west for more than an hour before the Rtorm broke.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
Ohio Democrats for slIvor.

CINCINNATI, June S.-Tabulation of the delegates to the Ohio democratic state convention at Columbus, June 23, shows that up to Saturday night 30 of the 30 counties had selected dele. gates, with the results of 2l1 instruct- ed for free silver, II for gold and es unipstructed,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

No beer and no intoxicants of any kind can be sold at the Chicago Coli scum, where the democratic national convention will be held, because 1t is situated in Hyde park, a prohibition district. The sergeant-at-arms, how ever, has contracted with mineral water company for the placing of 200 water tanks in the convention hall.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

To make guns of paper pulp is the latest idea. The pulpi is hardened and there is a core of metal inside the gun, the exterior being bound with about five layers of copper, brass or steel wire. The lightness of the paper gun Is a most favora ble feature.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
Franklin's Statue Unveiled,

CHICAGO, June a-Saturday after- noon the statue of Benjamin Frank lin, given by Joseph Medill to the Old Time Printers association. and by that body to the commissioners of Lin coin park, was unveiled in the presence of a large crowd. This statue of Ben. jamin Franklin is said to be the finest in the United States.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
Turks Cut to pleces by Cretau..

BERLIN, June 5.-A dispatch received here from Athens says that Turkish detachment of s5 men which returned to Vamos, the town in the island of Crete which was recently besieged, in order to remove war material, was cut to pieces by the insurgents, only two of them escaping.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
st. Joseph Man and Wife Po,soned.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 5.-Luke B. Fowler and wife, residing at l6ls St. Joe avenue, were last night poisoned by eating meat or butter which had been placed in can and both are in a precarious condition
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

PROBABLY the owner of the largest number of dogs in the world is Gustav Jovanovitch, Russian cattle king, who has 35,OoO shepherd dogs to look after l,5CO, 900 sheep.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

IT is asserted that during Queen Vic. toria's reign sanitary reforms have in- creased the average life of the English by 3L wears.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11

IN the city of New York there are nearly cOO.O bicycle riders, of whom SO coo are members of various clubs.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-11
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE terms of 2s United States sena' tors expire on March next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
RAILWAY LEGISLATION.

Proposed Bills That WI Come Up for
Consideration
hallway Ieei ,ation viii he an important
factor in the proceedings of the short SOS.
son OF she rresen, congress next wintcr
several measures were under cons,dera-
ticn at the recent session which viii
again be taken UP In one house or the
other and may call FOR active cxcr, on on
the part OF railway men for the pro;cc-
sion of their Interests. They will proha
bly, abandon the one measure of positive
legislation which they .ucccedcd in g>s-
Eng upon tho calendar OF both houses
~ the ate session. This was n bill which
was suggested by the decision of the SIT
ircnc court sustaining the constitutions
hllty OF the art OF iN'3 compelling wit.
nnssrs 10 testify In ritr.- ratio commerce
CnSrs where they We're secured against
the effects ut their testimony. The rail-
irat mon clam that their bill. which
changed ihn rrnn,iy fur offcnscs of inter-
sini" law from fine or Imprisonment 10
linn only. would 70 rli IN the s'rictcr en-
ipitcmcY, OF thc law. because RI lroad
Officials ard shippers WOULD be more al
tier whom the penalty was simply
money tine than If II involved personal
suffering ami Disgrace.
Mcmhrrs Of the interstate commerce
commits IN I'D not take this view of the
matter nnl secured the adoption Of rcso-
r'ons by mas nous vote At the recon.
e. 60 Ncntion of railway commi '>lonris Of
tnr several states protesting strongly
againsl thr lin Their protest, was SO IN
tlu"niul 'hai an cfor was made to With
draw the bil, from tina house calendar
into tho custody of tn. COMMITTEES which
reported II. The withdrawal was not az
'"lnrlish"l The II 'nsnrc Is crrta TO
encounter silrHg opposition IT IL ~ ever
called up in either house. and the effort
probably viii no. he made.
Thrrr were ,thcr railroad measures
tending ut the lac session that viii call
for opposition on tn part of the rat
h:li PROV dug for arbitration Of railway
disputes. which received the Endorsement
OF n committee Of In. convention Of rail
way comm sslonors. ON. of jhn a'riltiNs
features of this h!ll & the PROVISION that
the railway may ho put into the hands of
Il receiver upor the r,ition Of the atior.
ncy general OF tho rnf;od Sta. If the
di>rut" between the corporation and IL
employees threatens to cmhnirass inter
state cummcsrc TT" power to grant such
nrountcr serious scrutiny. If no. op,osi-
ton. from the ra lVr,'s.
The hlli regulating punishment for cor
i'nNt Of ,aurt was called M hy senator
'tll If New York during tho closing days
Of N" e. sion and was unssc1 without Il
division Oh the day before ndioucnmcist
IN" essential pnI'nosc of the hill Is Ia pre
vent tn" imprisonment OF railway en-
rioN"s and o'h.rF without fair II nj by
Jury when they ran 20 obey the order of a
court which rclntcs to n mattcr ontsd.
mo form,, proceedings of tho court
Another m r~u:r of great inheritance
which may como before congress /. ~
ahotr on Of u uniform class'ticn ION Tor
lr,isnt RMS has been "arne.tly recon-
ned Il by the in;erstntr commerce eo,n-
mission and TIE commissions of tho
~ md likely to be adopted hv the
anyways wNhou' action by congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
on THE BLACK LIST.
SUITS AGAINST Railroads Ry Members
American RAILWAY Union

SUITS AGAINST Railroads 1,y Members of
American Railway Union
Chicago. June T. Next Wednesday
suits agrrcratins hundreds OF Thousands
of dollars Tor tamarcs will I've filed In the
circuit and superior courts asains, A.
most every railway corporation having
terminals or offices In Chicago.
Tho railroad men assert that they were
h,ackl.s;eh by the railroads on account
Of their connection with the AmcNcan
Railway union strike Of 1884 and their
failure to SECURE emrioyme under their
own names after telling the truth CON
corning heir acts and occupation at the
time of the great boycott they considu-
evidence of black rstins. In many i'll
stances the refusal TO employ viii be used
as evidence TO procure a black, sting con-
sriracy between the roads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
FLASHES AND PERSONALS.

w. A. Reinhard, travelling passenger
agent ~ ~ son hern Paciic left last
NE annual meeting ut the Arericai.
Ra iway Master Mechan,cs' association
elnl,ned Yesterday at Saratoga Springs,
u; u. berry. ass.s'au., general trs,sl,t
agrlt of tic ~ IL on ami icNns C.n'l n,
came down from Dallas yesterday to cor
fei win his snpcr'1r officers on traffic
matters
Jntcrna,ional and ,irfa, Northe'n were:
Miss Milton. to Valparaiso. Nd Mrs.
W:!sun To Man, thoicc ana Mis-. Suieds
"a tbariin, ono
Resi,ien, Engineer u. B Gushing Of the
Sunsei departed for the West ms, night.
Travelling Freight Representative chns.
Y Rycrs of tin, Central waS ~ pass niger
Oh he north bound Central last night
the Mexican N4llctnl sau Antonio ir-
Nti'd a few h, ris yes eriuy morniis in
N mtrrial nld i,ilway cir r. "a ~ l1r
THE inicicsis of ;he road hc represents
comm.rciu Agent Hernandez II the
Southern Pacific at New utlrais was a
pleasant vlS. lpr IN railway circles yestrr.
associnics nna friends ana icfi las nisht
for pnllas
". }. McMlh9n. NJ energetic CONNER,
chl astn' Of ne Missouri, kansns IVA
Tr>as IN GIl"esiou passed through Nor.
Yesterday. acc mpauied by his wife. on
route 10 Kansas chy TO spend a Jew dhf4
WISH nE l'Iil yes ana ~ nus
W u. Muldo,k assistant general p.is-
.ongor agent Of tn. Mexican cenll"l. ana
J. ~. SNOW. tr.,eling ,ss"nE"r agent of
the same IN. weie IN the cty yest,iiny
greeting friends ard acquaintance aud
m lie tnings sctcra, ~ pleasant while
10 ,mtng he Mex can excursions over
thcii route hv next few weeks.
tharlcs q. IaGun. eur accountant uf ile
III i-siou and Texas central. mas ret lrneu
f,ni u most crity ibe three wteks' lInts-
mrc trip IN the East Dur ns j alsene"
lie attended tie annual convention uf tn,
Assoc!ai on OF car Accountants M Glove
iAi u, ohio. Jun. . The meeting wts one
= 'ne most interesting IN the hlsi rs OF
tho association ana WAS largely attended.
The special trash from LEARN last
evening bearing thu pnriy If roi,iivc' If
~ II. IIcnrnc on ihoii saA mission Of
Attending HE drlihlod OF 'liit caie-m,d
oi'iz7n. mad an excellent record. cn,,.
irs the rin of vi miles Ia . hour. and
~ ~ nuies wlh a liruYY frr ab rDeun",
nnd n"liid nr seYcrai siops only n ar,
and - minutes We're consumed from The
time tfe OF Ter Tor the special was Civ n
rn-ll tn" patty werr landed at he dolo OF
IN ths city. The ira II MS In ch1rys ni
Conductor Watson aud Eng ncer Ches-
ter, eng nc III,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
THE EAST AND WEST.
I,tirfnp l.t,.f an1 Nko.e si,s

He fipustcn EAST ana west Iexao rail-
way has been sold. the new owners hay.
tnken formal possession of the prop.r,,
al, the Officers of the new organization,
which. with the exception of the newly
c.cctcd president. =. W. House. are Tie
SAM AS nrcSid dover tn. old company,
nave resumed vhnrgo of their rosprcti,"
cfiicns aud everything running smooth
ly AT the old stand nj the "Litlc Giant ="
here have been no changes IN the ar.
primitive offices and there are not hl<nl,
tc bc my. for the present al least. on
course the usual lumber OF rumoIs are
aNont "a "a prospective appointres re
'"iNine their commissions. and thu list OF
apllioatio ms from office seekers continues
To swell VITA every mail from all see
hons of :he country aud from mon OF
every pos tinn in the rM iway service com,
Applications. supplemented With highly
colored re-, lamentations. seeking post
tons from section hand UP TO traffic man
Mcrr
II is scmi-au,hori'ativeiy hirtcd that
There VIII be two or three changes in cor
tain departments but the selection OF the
new men has been made and the appnint
mcnis VIII ! on he effective for some r,,N
Meantime inprove ments rrngross rs hire
loiorc and tho new steel rails are heng
laid AZ = rapid rt,c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23

Srricundod by srnup of borrowing
rela .yo7. Mr.. ~ r. i1cntue, al esteemed
and AGED ci'izen NJ iis,rno. On ~ 81 away
lhsf night ~ tn Iawlnr hr after n
l'"iof and -nddcn atick n illncss rnused
h, n iuh''' H scHsr
Mr.. lic1ne. nee mnanel hr Judge
'iecrgo y. Aldii1re of Dallas arr v, A
~ ~" ely SUNDAY uiRb' and TOOK apart
- ~" ~ II, I.,wr Mr. ITeirne T. ~ n
known y this city mud hn a ninhrr Of
lbs old time frien At tic ho,l. n,pang
them Vice rrasidopl eulnlan aud captain
lhihw}. N, rniy .ycoi q a.
geiher arb abow mlrigh, sr. neirle
= ret appnrrni'y IN tin heri n hath
He was riken suddenly M early Voter
day morning. hpwevrr. .n1 II nh ian
VIA sunni lnel. 1'ac prii,nt's i3ndif ON
grrw WprS" mn crf'v IN he ufi.rnoo
I've IA II IN } nr'u"sr'oiflurss In which
s'sic h. r-mnirri un T. ihs limo OF il 4
'cnih. which orrnlred NJ li;.G y. M.
n"s.nse wac srnt 20 ilcirii. an
nouncing The rii,ical comb ~ r In.
"elhhy MINT - ma rgnfrr an Il ri h
ely bearing hv name ana !; aper 4
rain b lIirs The srief stricken reln;lvcs
lf there NJ ii2 -. n. nni ilr'ved n.i.
Ars. i,c ~ y. Alh'iief Mr. : 1
Adam aush'cri: II. N. Ada,rs. n,~hny
Of de- as'n' ~. =. reiglson and j. II.
inl'zor. ~
Tho r,vn,ns VII be shipped to II.arne
ms morning for ~ rn ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
TIcKEr AGNNrs. coNNENrlnN.

chicago. Iune - The oxecui We com
mite" OF International Ticket AGENTS
Assoc aTon. consisting OF w r liam
bright Lancaster Pa. Colonel j. \ RON
bins. Chicago. X. a. Little, Phil,ielphin:
Morgan. BOSTON. met today ~ Tho Audi
forum hotel and decided to hold tho
next ccnvcn; on Of the association a, Snn
Antonio. TeNas, March 10 Aft"r I'D 3Onrn-
mont of 'hc convention IA trip to the city
of Men 60 will be taken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23

GA people WHO rsdrirf m e'ii,lnc to rerii.
late the bowels and Kidneys viii ana ,ho
true remedy IN Electric f'i',ers. Til.
medicine does not s,iinulair ana contains
"a ION ana alternative IL acts rnjidlv
m fhe sfoiGach and H. *els ni ling
strength and giving tone 20 the organ
thereby aiding nature In the performance
of The functions. Electric Bitiers Il an
exec Silent appeiz and aids dig -siion. Old
people ind y Just exactly what they
A. e. kiesling's Drug Gtore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
GOSSIP or GOTHAM

N"w YORK, June 2o--The beat evidence
that ihe public ~ large ARE becoming
ir'nt enters has been furnished hy Coloael
Wori'g.. An ash can. pointed an I'D
NoiN cNrr bearing no legend FOR fruit
SKINS, Is one OF tho Instructions on Park
Row
Firing your overcoais." IS hc onsp.c l.
Gus IN" on The posters which advertise
the hirh-Salarlod ti,riciirns Of a pro.nin-
ont roof gailrn. The cold weather loo.
not seem 20 pha0e the New York msn.
affr Ia his hustle after he viRitors' loose
chsnee.
The Plat rerhhlicana have stolen "a
mtr0h nm tho auii-machlnn recple he
hiring Carnegie Han FOR next TUESDAY
oycnng fqr 4 MCKINLEY utilization meet.
nl The anu-ilait crowd WIN ratify 10
re. SAM an IN on n fc!owins 1hnsday
Manhattan ise.
olymp,'s roof garden If thu -rown.ne
triumph of oscar llamn1erat,in. It's on,
ing attracted thousands As for the gar.
den li=elf. II bands without u peer ON thi,
continent, ana II Is doubtful u anywhere
INC "nfld there San pc found u more
Original and bpauifll aerial resort
Tho work Of dsmantgng tho old Iinfr-
man House cafe began-ih.s week. The
bar was taken down ana mayed over 10
lic new location ON Brrihway The paint
lnnF anl art treasures VIII bc loft for a
~, ,ii ~, MAJ ~, g.. o,d l,rroam, f1mpus
ne world over, will he cni up into offices.
and another city sight VIII have PISSED
away
wen dressed man carrying small
grin. Registered ar tho s,nr'eyrn, nrt
lAfsfn ~