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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-30

samurI Armour, Physician TN TN
SERVICE Of tbe belgian Government.

samurI Armour, "a Physician IN the
SERVICE Of the belgian Government.
NEW YORK, Msrch 30.-WOrd has
Just been received in Bro ,klyn OF the
ueRth rom Jungle fever last January,
In Central Africa, OF Samuel ii.
Armour, u young physician in the
service OF the Belgian governme at.
DR.. Armour was well known socially
and among the medical fraternity OF
Brooklyn. He obtained his education
at the Long Island College hospital.
He lie q nephew Of Justice Walker OF
OHIO. About year ago, together
with number OF Americana, DIR.
Armour signel contracts with the
Belgian government to 60 to Congo
Free stale. IL was part of theii
mission to deal with Arab slave hun
ters who infest portions Of that coun.
try and break up their traffic. They
enlisted for a term OF three years, with
the provision that n at the end OF three
years their health was broken they
might recsive ak months furlough
ard be sent TO any destination they
might select. Dr.. Armour ssiled
from this city ior Brussels Feb. 10,
1896. He lsnied at Bona, town
situated at the mouth OF the Congo
river and proceeded with his compsn-
ions up the river TO Stanley pool.
There they were assigned to their
stations.
The last letter from DR.. Armour was
received about month ago. In IL he
stated that he had been i'll but did not
regard his illness as serious. His
command was about to be reinforced
by Europeans, and he stated that the
iDiention was to push further into the
interior.
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CHICAGO, March S0.-Two men were
killed anu four seriously injured by mn
explosion In the South Water Street
canal at the foot OF Oak street. The
dead ore: Owen O'Maily and Peter
Gallagher. Injured: Thomas Gala
CHER, Dennis. Hays, Patrick Conway,
George Blank.
The explosion took place 1890 feet
under the lake where an excavation
was be ng made for the water supply
Inlet. Possibly a heavy blast had been
prepared, the fuse lighted and the
warnir L given for the men to get a. o
distance. O'Mally and Gallagher stayed
behind an instant and were within o
few feet Of the place when the txplO-
sion occurred. They were literally
torn TO pieces.
Hayes, Conway and Thomas Gala.
CHER had run y considerable distance.
but besides being burned they were
crushed ana bruised by heavy stones
anu masses of clpy.
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FRANKFORT, Ky, March 8O.-Four
ballots have been taken for senator
today, Hunter being three short OF
election On each. There 10 an evident
determination to elect before adj ourn.
meut. The friends OF Governor Brad
ley and Boyle arc waiting aDxiously
Tor the inevitable break in Hunters
column.
Two more ballots were taken without
important change. Repeated motions
to adjourn were voted down. Lunch
stands have been erected In the
rotu nda and a Icing session 10 looked
for.
After one more Intellectual ballot
the assembly adjourned until tomorrow
noon.
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CONSULTATION ON CUBA,
Judge Day, Of Canton, Visits Pfes!!-
dent Mckinley.
Ho May DO sent to Havana to be Pres
cnt Mt the KuIz Investigation aud
TO Report the situation.

WAsHfNoToN, ID. O., March 3d.
Judge William X. Day OF Canton. the
lifelong friend OF President McKin-
ley, has arrived here, and last night
WAS at the White House In close con-
sultation. In regard to this conference
Senator Porter says that nothing has
as yet been determined In regard TO
the Cuban question, and IL might be
several days yet before a decision VIII
be reached. 1t Ia known, howover,
that the President lie considering the
sdvissbility OF having Judge Day go
to Havana as the legal representative
OF the state department 10 the invssti-
cation to be made Of the alleged muir
der In prison OF Dr.. Rniz.
Consul General Lee informed the
state department some time ago that
Spa nisn Investigations as rule were
mere fnrces, that no could not consent
TO be present at She inquiry, which is
to look into the death IL DR.. Ruiz;
first, because he hal no Confidence In
1t; and second, because he was not a
lawyer.
He suggested TINT 1t might be we'll
TO have one OF the state department
law officers present la Havana at the
time, especially in view Of the fact
that ne hiunself expected to be relieved
shortly. rhis suggested the idea that
the representative sent there might nj
the same time make confldential
rel ort on the situation in the isla nd.
There is no one in whom President
Mckinley has nuch entire confidence
as lie reposes in Judge Day, VINO is his
lifelong friend aud neighbor and
whose discretion aud good judgment
were long ego established. The pres
ent proposition is to have him 20 to
Havana as the representative OF the
slate department in the Ruiz investi.
CATION and approve the opportunity TO
lock over the field and make an unpre.
| JUDGED report OF the situation.
| The Spanish minister DeLome has
seen Secretary Sherman OF late and
while no negotiations have been car.
ried on hos intimateu that II the insur-
gents would accept anything at all
short OF Independence, Spain would be
ready to meet them hall way. In view
OF this condition OF affairs IL Is possible
that Judge Day, II II is finally decided
to appoint him, may bs entrusted with
the delicate mission OF finding out
from the insurgents whether they
would be willing to end the war on
the basis OF mere nominal depend.
ence on the mother country.
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ATTEMPTS TO DEsa ROY ALTOONA.
Faur Fires started In Dinurcnt Paris
of the city.

ALTOONA, Pa, March sO.-An at.
tempt was made last night and early
tnia NOR ning TO destroy Altoona. four
LEGENDARY fires being kindled In
difieren! parts VI the city between the
hours OF IL and l:30 O'Clock. The
prompt work Ivy the Are department
alone saved the town from possible
destruction. The entire loss will ag-
gtegate between $4,000 and 500, 600.
The fires started IN widely separated
sections OF the tow among buildings OF
u dangerously iudammabie tcharacter.
The nrsE IRE In stable was quickly
extinRuished. AT 1915 an alarm was
turned In for fire in the workshop OF
w. II. YeBtes. 1t was extinguished
with slight lose. Ae the bremen were
returning to the stBtions the lu Der
storage sheds Of M. Poets were aolazs.
The storage warehouse OF Armour {;
Co. was damaged 1000. Poets loss
was about 81 800.
At 1880 the morning fourth alarm
was turned In from the large planning
mill OF William Stokes. Before the
tiremen arrived the mill WAS doomed
anu all efforts were directed to saving
the adjoining sheds, III uber piles and
residences. The loss is $4,000; in.
suiance $4,000. No clue to the fire
bugs has been obtained.
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wAsHINGToN, March 30,-Senator
Morgan today offered a resolution
falling for further Cuban Information,
especially the letters written 10 public
oil ciais by Gomez.
Allen, Neo., male speech on the
uncoustitutionality of q tariff for pro-
tecli0n.
At2p Pun. consideration OF the arbl.
tratlon treaty was resumed.
The Chiffon amendment, requiring
all agreements to come to the
Senate, was taken up. ChIitou insist d
that this amendment was necessary tU
preserve tho prernEative OF the Senate
as part OF the treaty making power,
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EMPEROR wILuELn's OFFER.
Ho is Wiling TO suapiy the Sultan
with Onicers.


LONDON, March 3U.--A dispatch TO
tho Mail from Larissa today says that
the soldiers there are being armed with
hes and ammunition. 1t Ia no un.
common sis ht to see lads OF ID and IA
fully equipped.
the Daily Chronicle's Athens cor.
respondent, Mr.. Norman, says today
that he has 1t from q reliable source
that Emperor William has offered 10
tbs sultan the services Of General Won
Goliz snd OF other German officers II
the Tu' kish government desires to
avail itself Of them in the difficulty
with Greece.
The Greek force has no fortified
lines in Thessaiy. The Greoks seem
to consider themselves only In the
light OF an Invading force, and not as
force occupying territory likely TO be
invaded. As result OF this they
could not stop a victoti us array any
where north Of TheImopylae. They
are relying too little upon material
defeHses.
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SAN FRANCISCO. March S0.-Jim
Corpett lett Inis city last night with
his trainer, McVey, for Salt Lake
where he is booked to give an eXhiDi-
lion on Wednesday evening.
Champion FilziimmOns will also
give an exhibition in SAlt Lake on the
same evening, anu the sporting people
are anxious to see how the fighters
will draw. The Californian says tn at
he Will try and exhibit in every town
ami city where his successful opponent
will appear on his journey through the
atRtee.
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WAsHINGToN, March 30.-The
riders III the sixday go.ss.yo GU. please
bicy Gle race this morning showed no
more appearance Of fatigue than the
first day, Schock was about two
and half miles ahead OF the
record made by Teddy Hale
at Madison Square gardens. He
has been oil his wheel one hour and
six minutes. Lawson fell behind az
he did not do mucA sprinting and to o X
longer periods OF rest and was delayed
thirty miautes by accident. At noon
the score was: Scnock, 1924 miles;
Lawson, SIG; Albert, 55l; Molten,
900; Cassidy, 444; Rivers, 1896; Ford,
2S3; Mulin, s4S.
lhe scoie II, p. m, Schock, 6S2;
Golden, $40; klvsrIe, 1853; Albert, 55s;
Catsluy, 4SS; Lawson, $50; Ford, 3le.
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HONOLULU ADvICEs.
A Riat Among Jupsnene Coolis, Et,,-
pIoyed on IA Plantation.


SAN FRANCISCO, March SO.-Ths
schooner Transit just arrived from
Honolulu, brings news OF riot among
the Japanese coolies employed on the
sugar plantation on the leland OF MALL
on the 18Th inst. Three hundred
Japanese stoned one OF their mum Der
to death aud sftetwsrd beat his body
to pulp with clubs. The murdered
man was an Interpreter by the name
OF Kawbta. He was RccuIet CT
wrOng.doing in regard to money In.
trusted to him and for ovsroharging
them for services rendered as inter
prefer.
preserve order and save kawata's life,
but they were toU few to cope with the
crowd and were compelled to hse TO
save their own lives.
AS the news OF the murder arrived
Sherifs Scott and Dow, with number
OF armed deputies visited the planta-
made by the Japanese, four OF the
ringleauers were arrested anu taken to
the jail at Waiutu. The coolies
planned an assault on the Jail but
before the mob reached II, the sheriffs
were notified and they called upon the
citizsns' guard for assistance. The
guard anu number OF volu nteers
turned out to protect the jail. The
Japanese were ordered 10 return to The
plantation Immediately with the alter.
native Of beiug fired upon within i've
minutes. They slowly dispersed and
went back TO their hue, but 1t is DO.
lieved that had not tho strong stand
been made the wild band OF coolies
would have destroyed the iaii and Uvsi
run tho northern part OF Mall.
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PARIS, March 29.--rho Chamber OF
Deputies was crowded today anu the
livsliest interest was manifested In the
proceedings, as some sensational Pan.
anna scandal incidents or revelations
were expected. NJ. Julien, Hughes,
Sails, Goirsnd and Rouvier, whose
names have been uninvorably men,
toned during the course oil the Panama
exposures, loudly protected against the
statements made and demanded the
suspension oil parliamentary immunity
In order TO permit them 10 confront
their calumnlatOrs.
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soFIA, March CA sem. official
statement lie published denying abso-
luleiy the assertion attributed to
Premier Delyanuis that Bulgaria and
ServIa had entered into an agreement
with Greece TO the effect that as soon
US the latter declares war against the
Turkish government, they will take
action looking TO the partition OF
cluued:
to peaceful policy, and places the
fullest confidence IN the Issue OF the
action OF the powers OF the chamber"
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Peoria and ST. Louis Railroad.

SpRINGFmLD, Ills, March 3O.-
Dwight l.. Wing, the promoter aud
contractor for building the Peoria and
st. Louis railroad, has returned from
Paris, France. Mr.. Wing says he
succeeGed while In Paris in floating
81, 600, 900 OF bonds for the railroad aud
that within 4 year he expects the road
completed. The surveys have been
finished and considerable OF the grad
ipgdone. The road lie to be built from
this city to Peoria.
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she 10 In u Dangerous Position in t.,o
Uruguay River.

NEW York, March 8O.-The Her.
aiu's correspondent at Montevidco,
Uruguay, teiegrsnhed that the United
States crusider Yantic ran aground
today nj Port Nuevs palmic, Uruguay
river. Tugs are attempting to pull of
the cruiser which isin dangerous posi-
ton. The Yantio Is q fourth class old
fashioned wooden sin2le screw cor.
vette, commanded by f. IL. Gilmore.
Her armament consists OF five guns
She is commanded by Lieutenan
Commander f. II. Gilmore.
On May Il, 1889, while engaged In
blowing up derslicls In the guilt suehm,
she was struck by severe storm anu
had very narrow escape irom
obstruction. She reached this city on
May 25, having lost her masts ano
all but one OF her small hoats. she
WAS trans srrId TO The 5ou!h A'lsl tic
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new YORK, March 8O.-A die
patch to the World from Cara cas-,
VsOezuela, says:
The steam yacht Mournahall, of
New York, has arrived at L., Gusyarh.
The yachts owner, Mr.. John Jacob
Astor, lie here on q visit, accompanied
by Mrs. Astor and others. The party
was received by. Gen Crespo, president
OF Venezuela.
Tue yacnt Sultan with Mr.. Drexel
and party has left for Bermuda.
A party Of forty American tourists Ia
exDecteu here,
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A relief nont sunk.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, March 3O.-Ths
steam Tug Elrio Ray, charterei by the
81. Louie Republic as a food relief
boat, sank In iOrty feet OF water In
front OF Memphis this morning. No
lives were lOst.
HI Rio Rey was anchored in a swift
current. Daring the highs the current
changed anu toppled the craft over In
sufficient water TO sink her. The
crew, five in number, etcsped. The
Republic representatives, Rafferty, and
Wooton. were not ON board At the time
OF the disaster.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 3D.
Applications tor the appointment Of
presidential fices under the treasury
department Lave been filed as FOL.
lowe.
+. ID. Hetrlch as assayer OF the mint
at San Frauoisoo.
3. NJ. Yoran as collector OF customs,
Portland, Oregon.
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NEW York, March S0.-The frat
wOmen's International chess toutna'
ment with six prizes and special
brillisncy prize will begin in London
on June 20. Sir Genrge Newnes has
given iirst priz, OF $500. The others
art: $500, $500. $3.50, 500, aud $40, and
500 bnlliancy prize for the best
game played In the tournament,
denoted by Baron Albert de Rltns'
lid OF Vienna,
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squadron. In May, 1894 n board Of
officera which inspected he vessel n
the hatbor Of Montevidc, condemned
her. She vas repaired and retained
In the South Alta 1tic. On March 5
LAST while her crew were engaged in
practice, an explosion occurred, In
which one sailor was killed and one
seriously Injured.
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Chicsgo, March sO.-Fifteen hun
dred men employed In the tauneri.s
struck to-day. The strike is over the
quealion OF the hours Of labor, the
employers insisting on n 10 houTb'
working dpy IL stead OF s. ne at present.
Many bghses, IL Is claimed, have de.
cided not hereafter TO recognize the
unions and Will put l0.hour gay into
effect next week.
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LONDON, March 3O.-A large crowd
OF curious people attended the funeral
today OF Mise Isabelle Murphy, the
youngest daughter OF the late Daniel
Murphy, the California millionaire.
An inquest was held yesterday and a
verdict rendered setting forth that
death was due to disease caused by
chronic alcoholism.
One of the slsIeTs OF the deceased
has been eTroneOusly said to be the
wife OF ViscOunt WOlsey. Lady VOL.
sey was Misc Erakiue. Two sisters
OF Miss Murphy, however, married
English baronets. The thlrd sister Is
the VILE OF the secretary Of the legs-
ton at Paris. Tue late Miss Murph y
Villod her fortune Of $500, coo, It ~
said, to a Catholic priest, FaIDer Null
len, at whose house she lived. Her
relatives decided TO contest the will.
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Regarded MS Critical.

LONDON, March 30 The 81 ecisl
correspondent. OF the Times al Salo.
MICA says that everything Indicates
that the slit alton is becoming more
and more critical, Fifty thousand
men are now encamped around Elias
soma. and there are 800 krupp guns
between Elaseons and Arien.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 30.-Gso.
L. Convsrsr, ex.memher OF Congress,
died today. He was ~ yesrs old and
was born In this country; served rs
prosecuting attorney and in the Ohio
legislature; WAS IN Congress three
terms anu was Randall protective
tariff Democrat.
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GALEsBURa, Ill.,, March 3O.-The
Onarua, liIs., state bank was robbed
last night. Entrance was maize through
the front door. The safe was wrecked
with nitro lycerine, The amount
taken 10 between $1,000 anu $1,000.
The robbers escaped on handcsr. 1t
was ovidentiy the work OF proies-
SIGNALS.
John s. Devilin and George q.
Sherman OF Chicago have been ar.
rssteu here on suspicion. The bank
was insured against loss.
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KEY WEST, Fla, Maica 30.-The
tus Monarch was captured ht Bahia
Hondo by the revenue cutter WInona
and was brought heTe this morning.
She is simply being held on suspicion.
1t is reported a flibustering expsdi.
tion was to have lett here last nignt to
join the Monarch and that coal was 10
be sent her from here 10 Bahia Hpndo.
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PARIS, March 30.-M. aAntide
Berler, socialist deputy, was arrested
today on charges cJnnected with the
Panama scandal. The police seized
important papers at the res dence Of
Deputy n uquet.
Marat has not been arrested owing
TO illneee, but his b use 10 watched.
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THE RAILROADs UNEASY.

High water ComD.is lhem TO Take
Mts u ea 10 Protect lhoir Property.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 80 High
wafer ia causing uneasiness among
the railroads whic h have tracks in
East st. Louis. A rise OF two feet
caused the railroads TO begin active
measures to protect their property.
The air line company has been placing
extra ballast sr1uud the entrance to
the various culyerts on It's tracks and
has moved all its rolling stock to
higher grounds. The short line, iii,
nuis Central and l.. & n. have also
taken similar action.
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THE TENNEssEE EXPOSITION
women Appointed by the Mayor TO
Represent Jersey city.

NEW York, March 80. - Mayor
Wanstr oil jersey city has appointed
the following ladies 10 represent the
municipality at the Tennessee EXPOSE
ton: Mrs. Elite Henderson, proprietor
Of the academy # music; Mrs. Sarah
Falkenburs, one OF the c0nmlssione
at the WORLDS Fair; Mrs. Ida Falk.
enburg and Mis-. hannah Cairns,
president OF the Hudson county
Women's Christian association. Miss
Eva Wiihnms, newspaper woman,
was appointed some weeks ago.
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To neprs.ent lno coufsdsracy.

NEW YORK, March SO.-It lie prob.
able that Col. Mofby. the famous
guerilla chieftsin OF the late war, will
ride side by side with Gen. Granville
81. Dodge at the head OF the Grant
monument inaugural parade, as aide
de.cimp, representing the late Confed.
erscy.
Col. Mosby was a close friend OF
Gen. Grant alter toe close Of the war
and when he became President Gen.
Grant appointed Col. Mosby to u
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THE ROUSE.

wAsIuNGToN, March 80. - The
House Today had warm discussion
over the subjects OF Tree blues. the
Texas members, Bell (Colo.) and Hef-
burn Iowa) all uTgeu duty 90 hi es
for the benefit OF cattle raisers, at ack-
ing the bill ON this point as made up
for the benefit OF eastern manutac.
tuIeTs. No action resulted.
Steel slrings for musical instruments
were made dutable at 40 FER cent anu
boiling cloth for milling purposes 25
pos cs-i.
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CHICAGO, March 80-Coupty Com
missIoner Nicholas Petrie fell over
The railing OF the front stairway at his
home on North State street this morn
ing about 2 O'Clock and received
Injuries from which he died halt an
hvur later. He returned ut thai hour
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iih party Of ffienus and as they
were chatting plessan tIy he started to
go upstairs. Upon reaching the top
he lost his balance and fell over the
railing Into the basement. His six uli
was fractured anu he died In hslf an
hour from conclusion OF the brain.
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To Pay for the war.

HAVANA, March 3O.-TDe govern
ment Is contemplating imposing new
taxes in order to provide for the Cuban
war expenses. 1t lie rumored here
that General Sanguilly Will succeed
General Rivera, now prisoner, as
commander vi the insurgeut force In
the province OF Plnar del Rio.
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MORE SOLDIERS FOB CRETE.


New YORK, March 30.-Captsin l..
w. Ward VI the snip Il. Il. Oaks was
arrested today on u warrant issued by
tue United States court. The O,ks Ia
the ship which during It's last voyage,
had much suffering and several deaths
resulting, as aliegeL, from Insufficient
food,
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LONDON, March GA dlspntch 10
the Times from Sslopioa spys: within
few days Edhem Pashu, (the Turk'
ish commander on the Greek frobtiefl
Will have under HE command no. OOO
men.
am especially struck with the
rapid strides tho Turkish organization
has made within the last years In
regard to military railways aud hospi'
tails. Within month 1872 trains have
iraversed Salonicn.
Thirty iorpedoes have been laid
across the bsy from Cape Kara. The
large supply OF ammunition here and
at Coustantinople is being supplement-
ed by German consignmente.
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Ihc sicnm Fi,ters, s,rIlse.

New York, Match 8O.-rhere has
been no apparent change In the status
Of the steam fitter' strlRe.l None of tue
strikers, 1t Ia said, have applied Tor
work and all the shops arc picketed to
prevent new men taking the places OF
the strikerF. Mi. WlllismB OF Blake
d Williams saiI today that all the
principal concerns involved have re.
ceiveI letters from steam filters OF
nelghbOring oities, APPLYING for work.