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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-09-29
Rank Robbers Identi1isd.

Helena, Mon, Sept. 27.-The three
men in Jail at Billings have been iden-
titled by the cashier of the Butte
County bank at Belle Fourhe, S. D..
as members of the gang that robbed
the bank June %, getting several
thousand dollars and severely wound
ing some of the bank people. Two of
the men called themselves Frank and
Thomas JONES', and claim to be broth
ers. They answer to descriptions OF
the Roberts brothers, who are sup
posed to be implicated in the bank
robbery. The third man is a half
breed giving the name of j. j. Smith.
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1-tANCEFSs AND TUAIoRS. NO cure no
~ pay. Write MERRILL LnslItutes lIiddle-
Ionrne, w. Va. nnily5-.Inn
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Injunction Made Permanent.-

Topeka, Sept. 27.-Judge John r..
Williams granted perpetual injunc-
ton to prevent Superintendent of In
surance Webb McNau from interior
ing with the business of the New
York Mutual Life Insurance company.
The attorney general was also en-
joined from interfering with the COM
pany in any other manner except by
bringing proceedings in quo warranto.
The attorney for Commissioners Nc
Nall gave notice that the case would
be appealed to the United States SUI
preme court.
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Kaolin, porcelain clay which
endured the fire without discolora-
ton, has been found in unlimited
quantities in Teays Valley, Put
nam county, by an experienced
Pittsburg chemist who is pros
pecting in this State. He found
an abundance of clay suitable for
the manufacture of the cheaper
grades of earthenware, and thinks
he can interest capitalists in devel-
opiug that region.
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CAUGHT m 3 STORM.
Crow of a Lumber bark Picked up by a
Tramp Steamer.

Tramp Steamer.
New York, Sept. 27.-The British
tramp steamer Egremont Castle ar
rived from Fernandina with the cap
tain and crew of the lumber laden
bark Carrie L. Tyler, from Savannah
for New York. which was abandoned
about so miles east of Frying Pan
shoals lightship on Sept. "a in dis
masted and waterlogged condition.
On Monday. Sept. 20. a northeast
gale was encountered with enormous
seas, which swept over the vessel fore
and aft, causing her to plunge and
labor heavily. The bark sprung aleak
and on Wednesday morning she be-
came unmanageable.
The water gained in the hold until
the bark was waterlogged and Cap
tain Jayne ordered the masts cut
away, leaving the vessel in helpless
condition The next day the steamer
Egremont Castle hove in sight and
Captain Jayne and his crew, seven in
number, took to their boats and aban-
doned the wreck
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CHECK YELLOW FEVER
That Is What the Physicians VIII
Endeayor 10 DO.
q MEETING IS To b HEED
Eaborers Are Being Detained In New
Orleans and. susnr Planters Experl-
once Much Trouble In
Getting HelP.


New Orleans. Sept "a. DR.. John
Guiteras. the noted yellow fever ex-
pert engaged by the marine hospital
authorities, arrived here on a special
train shortly after 3 a. IN. and fmme-
diateIy went to the st. Charles hotel,
where he retired.
He has not yet made known his in
tentions as to when he will proceed
to Texas, where it is his intention to
examine into the fever prevailing at
Galveston and other points. The doc
tor came from Vicksburg and was
very much fatigued.
The Southern Pacific is making ar
rangements for special train to leave
here on Wednesday. DR.. Carter of
the marine hospital service and Presi-
dent oliphant win be aboard. It Is
expected that DR.. Swearingen OF Texas
will join the party.
The train will stop at various points
on the Southern and Texas Pacific
roads between here and Shreveport
and gather up health officers in the
different parishes and towns for
conference to decide upon q united
line of action in the matter OF quar-
antines against infected points and
the handling of property disinfected
and Youched-for merchandise from
New Orleans.
There is some anxiety in the sugar
district among planters as to obtain
ing labor to work in the fields and in
the sugar houses. Most of the labor
thus employed is from New Orleans,
and the rigidity of the quarantine
regulations has made it well nigh inn
possible for planters to get the help
they require.
Terrebonne has set an example.
however, that may be followed by
other parishes. 1t provides for deten-
ton of labor at the quarantine camp
at the mouth of the river for linn
tied period. From the detention camp
the labor will subsequently be permit
ted to enter Terrebonne.
No attempt was made to destroy the
Beauregard school, which is to be
used as yellow fever hospital, and
the authorities expect to move a num-
Der of patients to the institution at
once.
The mayor will properly guard the
bnilding at night, though in spite of
threats it is not thought that the
building will again, be attacked.
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DISCRIMINATING Duty.
It Has Boon In Practice In France For
Many Years.

Washington, Sept %. Albion w.
Tourgee, United States consul at Bor-
deaux, has made a report to the state
department upon section % of the
tariff act which would be most VAL
liable contribution to the literature on
the subject had the decision of the
attorney general not been rendered.
He shows conclusively that the French
government has for years practiced,
without protest from foreign nations.
a system of discrimination in the levy
ing of import taxes that corresponds
very closely with the means supposed
to have been embodied in section %
of the DingleY bill
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THREE EXPEDITIONs.
Some Assistance Has Gone Forth to the
Cuban Patriots.

some ASSURANCE NHOnS OFCn 20 the
Cuban Patriots.
Pensacola, Fla. Sept. 27.-It is now
known here that the steamer Sommers
N. Smith landed at least three expedi-
lions of men, arms and ammunition
in Cuba during her 26-day voyage
from Mobile to this port Her expedi-
lions were without serious mishap,
although she was once nearly cap
tured by the gunboat Helena.
The Helena left Pensacola in pur-
suit one week after the Smith sailed
from Mobile. The gunboat sighted
the filibuster west of Tortugas and
fired a shot to bring her to. The
Smith put on a full head of steam
and went south past Cape Antoine,
followed short distance by the Hell
ena, which was soon distanced.
The Smith returned the same night
and landed her cargo before daylight.
On another occasion she was brought
to by the Winona and searched She
was then returning from successful
trip and as nothing contraband was
found on board she was allowed to
proceed
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catboIio Priest Assau1te,I.

Pittsburg, Sept. ga sensation
was caused in St Philomena's Roman
Catholic church by an assault COM
mitted upon Rev. Father Wernet at
the moment when he was elevating
the host. The priests assailant was
Mamie Greserson, a Frenchman, so
years of age, who had attacked Father
Wernet three times before, giving as
a reason that the priest was not doing
right.
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Tne NInItsters. rrnst.

New York, Sept. 27.-The maItsters'
trust is now said to be permanently
organized as the American Mailing
company. All the details are declared
to be completed and it is said that a
full outline of the organization will
be made pul2ic at a meeting to be
held on Wednesday. The capital stock
is $4,000, 600 preferred and Sic, 900 900
common
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Gladstone says Something.

London, Sept. 27.-Replyfng to the
accusation OF inconsistency made
against him for condemning the con-
cert. or so-called concert of the pow
ers, Mr.. Gladstone writes: I'm 1880
we tried to make the concert act and
we failed and went on without it. We
thus procured enlarged territory for
Montenegro, and Thessaly for Greece.
This is exactly what I have desired
for mode of action in the east in
these two disgraceful years. Comnara
the results.
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They Are Determfned.

Brockton, Mass, Sept. 81. The
striking shoe workers of this city held
an enthusiastic and well attended
massmeeting during which there was
the utmost confidence in the outcome
of the strike, Notwithstanding the re-
ports of numerous secessions from
their ranks. 1t was apparent that the
men are as determined as ever.
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The Ohio voters have decided to
slay the fatted calf at the coming
election. 1t will be agonizing
grief to Mckinley to see that Cleve-
land bay steer butchered but the
prodigal Conger has come home
and the occasion must be Scriptu-
rally celebrated.
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"A Desnerado KiIIed-

Kingston, Tenn, Sept %. II Henry
Wright, 80, was shot and instantly
killed by Robert Thomas. Thomas
and his son-in-law, named Bennett,
lived together. Wright went to their
home and demanded admittance. Be-
ing refused, he kicked in the door.
Both Thomas and Bennett fired, strik-s
ing him in the head, killing him, in
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-09-29
MORMON Concerned Closed.

Chicago, Sept. 27.-The semi-annual
conference of the northern states,
mission of the Church of Latter Day
Saints has ended. Most of the time
of the last day of the session was oc-
cupied by addresses and discussion as
to the best method to spread the doc
trine of Mormo4ism in the jurisdiction
covered by the elders comprising the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-09-29
Tled to Horses. TaiIs.

Havana, Sept. 81. - Acting Consul
Springer has been notified that guer-
rilla band has brought into San Cris-
stobal the remains of an American
who, from papers on his body, is sup
posed to be G.. r. Davis of Toledo, o.
He was killed in fight near that
place and he and three Cutans were
brought into the town tied to horses
tails
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Cattle-Choice, So OO@5 05; good, 81 7O0
4 SO; tidy butchers. 81 1904 60: fair, - 90
a %: common. So 25a3 65: heifers.~ SO 0o1
%; bulls, stays and cows, 50 00a3 90;
fresh COWS, 2o5I40.
IS: fair. 81 1904 so: grassers. - 5o9k col
heavy. 81 1904 so; rough, - oo63 IS.
Sheep-Choice. 81 25t04 80: good. 81 100
20: fair s. 6O94 90: common. 50 O0G3 sol
choice lambs. IS 45tG5 20.
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Cattle-Butehers'. 81 AGA so: shipping.
= 7SGS 90: best steers. S 2sGs IS: good:
cows and heifers, 50 65tG3 90; stockers and
feeders. - 25l63 so: best, - STAT Is.
Hogs-Yorkers. - 45iSk so; roughs. com
mon to good. 8 ON63 Is: mediums and
Sheep and Lambs-Extras, So 30; good
prime, So S5Q4 %: comi n, So OOd3 5Of
choice lambs, IS 00G5 40. Veal calves,
So 5OGe 20.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-09-29

Government by Injunction.
The development of government
by injunction is steady progress
sive, ominous. The fear Of Chan
cellor Tuley. of Illinois, that in
the near future, President of the
United States may be elected by
an injunction proceeding, bids fair
to be realized, unless the present
tendency of usurping judges is
promptly and effectively checked.
One outrage leads 20 another. one
assault ON populas liberty by a.
daring judge is followed by some.
other act of Judicial tyranny that
pales into insignifcance theearlier
proceedings.
The assault on freedom of speech
in West Virginia, is followed by
an attack on the freedom of the
press in Iowa. The last judge to
distinguish himself is named
Clyde and he holdsforth at Charles
City, Iowa. He is a Republican,
of course It seems that there. is
a row over the appointment of a.
postmaster at Charles City. A
man named e. A. Telling is a can
didate for postmaster and he sought
the support of Senators Allison
and Gear and Representative Up
degraff. Several letters passed be-
tween the parties, showing that
the Senators were quite ready to
engage in a conspiracy to affect
the removal of the Democratic
postmaster by questionable means.
The man Telling, in order to prove
to his neighbors that he had the
support of, and was on intimate
terms with the Senators and Con-
gresham, showed the letters he
had received from them pretty
freely. Finally copies of the let
ters fell into the hands of B. 7.
Wright, the editor of the Floyd
County Advocate, and for the en-
lightment and edifcation of the
community he prepared to publish
them. The commences of the
letters was not questioned. They
were not libellous. They mercy
showed that their writer's were not
endowed with high ideas of official,
or political morality. 1t was ex-
pected that the publication of the
letters would create big row in
the Republican party.
At this juncture- feeling be-
thought him of the injunction and
he applied to Judge Clyde for an
order enjoining Wright from pub
fishing the letters.
The Judge was equal to the oc-
casion and promptly issued this in
junction.
"B. F. Wright is strictly enjoin-
ed and restrained from in any man
ner using, employing, publishing
or commenting upon any letters to
plaintiff from John III. Gear, VIM.
B. Allison.and Thomas Uydegraff
or any other letters from other par
ties to said plaintiff or any of them
either in the Floyd County Advo-
cate, the Charles City X-Rays, OF
the Rockford Gazette, or privately,
and for having anything to do with
said correspondence without the
consent of plaintiff"
What next? Editor Wright can
not publish the letters nor COM
ment upon them; he cannot read
the letters privately to his friends,
nor have anything to do with said
correspondence without the con-
sent of the plaintiff"
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AMOR the Baltimore and ohio.

New York, Sept. 81. - ]. Pierpont
Morgan is about to engage in strug-
gle for the control of the Baltimore
and Ohio railway. The fight will
come after Oct. L, when Mr.. Morgan.
according to good authority, will try
to seize the property through fore
proceedings.
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The only difference between
Cleveland panic and Mckinley
boom is the difference between yell
low fever and small pox-one is on
the outside and the other on the
Inside, while both kill.
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Cincinnati, Sept. 27.-A female skull,
the lower part of which is missing
has been found on sandbar just be-
low this city. In the upper jaw are
nine teeth, two of which are gold
filed. 1t is believed to be the skull
of Pearl Bryan.
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A Price Upon rheir head

San Franisco, Sept. 27.lThe latest
news from Guatemala received in this
city states that price of 100000 has
been placed on the heads of Prospero
Morales, the revolutionary leader, and
his aide, Manuel Fuentes. It is also
stated that an order to this effect has
been promulgated by President Bar
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New York, Sept. 27=New York
bankers who asked the government
on what terms it would receive 81
100000 gold in San Francisco have
been notified that the government is
not in need of gold.
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= IsnidnIllI,- q IlInllfllnrIn.

Lima, o., Sept. 27.-The order Of
the board of health closing churches.
Sunday schools, public schools and
prohibiting public gatherings on ac-
count of diphtheria was universally
observed. The, police force assisted
the sanitary odicers in seeing the or
der was obeyed.
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sHThe untold wealth of the Yukon
and the Klondike'' is the way the
latest dispatches from Alaska put
it. There is something besides
this, however, that remains to be
told, and that is the certainty of
priyation, sickness, scurvy, starva-
ton and death this winter. That
Is determined quantity. 1t is
am absolute certainty. 1t is pro-
liable that before New Years the
American and Dominion Govern
ments will be sending relief ex-
peditions.
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NOT VERY ENCOURAGING.
Americans Have No Glowing Accounts q
Peruvian Gold Field.

FeruVIan Cold EieId.
San Francisco. Sept. 27.- Three
members of the expedition which
went to Peru last March in charge of
ex-Police Sergeant Johns have re-
turned to this city. They tell a story
of privation and hard luck and give
anything but glowing account of the
Peruvian gold fields.
The party went direct to Mollendo,
and from there set out for the gold
fields. The natives, when questioned
concerning the treasures which were
said to exist, either would not or
could not tell where the locations
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SOME PERTINENT POINTS.
a ssan IFra.,eiseo niini.s.er I.uF1.isl,es zoo.


For Reflection.
Oakland, Cal, Sept. 27.- Professor
David Starr Jordan, in an address at
the First Unitarian church, declared
that it would be better to have no
courts than corrupt courts. If it is
right to execute sane man for muir
der, it is right to hang an Insane one.
It is as proper to prevent a pauper,
insane person or criminal from repro
ducing his kind as it is to punish him.
A utopia, with all work equally divid-
ed. he declared to be an abomination.
1t would be cheaper for San Francisco,
he said, to board it's evil population
in the Palace hotel than to have Tar
Flat as it is. Children should be given
homes on farms instead of being
lodged in orphan asylums.
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This comes very close to absolu-
teism. 1t is an assumption on the
part of the Judge of the same pow
er that Weyler has in Havana, and
that the censors of the Gar and
the Sultan have in st. Petersburg
and Constantinople. Where will
it end Charleston Gazette.
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SDain Must suceumb.

Rome, Sept. 27.-The Mattino and
other papers here assert that in order
to avoid war the powers will ob1ige
Spainto grant autonomy to Cuba. Pub
lie opinion here is running strongly
in favor OF the CubanA.
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Populists Nominate a ricI.et.

Montpelier, o., Sept. 27.-Wi lliams
county Populists nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Representative, Jonas
May; treasurer. Austin II. Clark
sheriff, Willis Hoadley; county COM
missioner, James Hadslins; surveyor.
John Cape; infrmarya director Wills
L. Calvin
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Stock Quotations For Sept. ez
New York.

New York.
Beef = Family, SO ooa1o 90; extra mess,
81 so; packed, IS 50d9 90; Cut meats
Picked bellies, 71lGs15c; picked shoulders.
5d5Ac; picked hams, S3<@9c. Lard-West-
ern steam, 81 20. Pork-old mess. SO O01
Q %.
Butter-western dairy, 121ka19c; cream
cry, 13d20c; do factory, S14G121hc. Cheese
State, large. SH@0c: small. 9d9Ac; part
skins, eye; full skins, 31l6I4c. Eggs
fresh, TIC.
wheat-o7ASc. corn-ssc. oats-2lc. Rye
-515Sc.
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Inst Rnth Ie.,u

Lima, o., Sept. 27.-Henry s. Cotton
OF this city has sued the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad COM
pany for $4,000 for the loss of both
legs while in the employ of the com
pany as brakeman
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F1oatinr "a the River.

Cincinnati. Sept 27.-The dead
body of richly dressed young woman
was found floating in the river here
A gold watch with the name of Ida
Manners engraved upon it was found
upon the corpse
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The voters of West Union, bod
bridge county, will vote, October
8, on a proposition to bond the
town to build system of water
works.
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Silver is going up and wheat
falling and the enforced silence of
the calf editors Of certain Repub-
lican rags is indeed painful.
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CattIe-Beeves-ss sOG5 go: fair to good
butchers, s. 2O94 go: bulls. COWS and stays.
80 O0CG4 60.
Hogs-Light. g ao94 so: medium. g GOA
8 Go: heavy. s. 6OiS4 20: roughs. s. 6o0
Sheep and Lambs-Choice sheep, s. GOA
10: common, 81 65fG3 10: choice lambs
- 5oG4 IS; exports. s. 2OG3 20.
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Columbus, o., Sept. 27.-Fred
Schedler, 40, fell into the cellar of f.
ziegler & Sons saloon, fracturing his
skull, which resulted in his death.
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Captured WhIle AsIeep.

indianapolis, Sept. 27.-Two daring
highwaymen who have robbed several
dairymen in this locality recently
were found asleep in haystack and
captured
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Penetanguisense, Ont, Sept. Wv.
W. Griscom Of philadelphia, Whsie
Shooting on Governors island, was in
stantly killed by accidental discharge
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Bucks to Dc subinrnteh.

Boise City. Sept. 2T-Troop F..
Fourth cavalry. Captain Hatfield COM
handing, has left here for Fort Hall
reservation to assist Indian Agent
Irwin in subjugating obstreperous
hncks
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AIlered nIurderer Landed.

Hamilton, o., Sept. 27.-After g
Journey of 1000 miles to Salem, Or.
and return, Deputy Sherin william
Bruck and County Commissioner Nc
Laughlin reached Hamilton with their
prisoner. Lew Van Hise. wanted here
for the murder of old man Cutler at
West Chester six years ago.
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the cession of KassaIa to Great Brit
ain have been completed and every
thing is ready for the occupation of
that town by British troops.
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Captain Eustace Gibson, after a
residence of a year or more at
Bluefeld, has returned to Hunt
ington, and will make it his future
home.
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Twn DeafIls Renorted.

New Orleans, Sept. 27.lThree new
cases of yellow fever and two deaths
were reported up to noon in the city.
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Fever Growinp worse,

New Orleans, Sept 27.-In the last
"a hours more new cases of yellow
fever have been reported from the
various infected towns, includin@ this
city, than ever before in the same
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Cleveland.

Hogs-Yorkers and lights. a 50: medi-
ums and heavies. s. Is: stays and
roughs. - OoG3 go
lambs, 81 0OI5 20.
CattIe-Steers, So 75a4 sos. heIfers, 50 oe
a 0os cows and bulls. 81 0Od3 ..
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77o7-T OF I7-IIIl07I -ITo17n = o77777 N y ? ID
at BainbridEe.
cambridge o., Sept. 27.-The body
Of William Brown. the third victim Of
the Bainbrldge fire, was found. almost
entirely consumed, in the cellar Of the
Beardsley block His home was In
Greenfield and his distracted wife ap-
peared at Bainbridge in search OF
him. 1t was not known until then
that Brown was missing.