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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-10
FEAR A FLOOD
AZ CInsInnatl,-Ralns Again Bring tie
River Up,

~ Nbup'huAtt'-NhAuA hkAlu hENu8 NH0
River Up,
CINCINNATI, o.. March 9.-There
was real alarm here to-day about the
flood situation. Rain fell here all last
night, followed by an outpour OF the
Licking river. which caused Hpprehon-
sion. Tonight the big Sandy. the
Licking and the two MiRmIs are pour
inG freshets Into the Ohio Other trib-
utlrIcA on the upper Ohio are falling.
Here at Cincinnati the rainfall was q lit
tie over third OF an inch, but a heavy
thunder storm passed northeast OF here
Tonight. Up the Licking river within
thirty miles OF this city the rainfall last
night was one and one-thrd inches
Meagrc reports from southern central
Indiana, especially along white river,
announce heavy rainfall last night.
Al all points above Cincinnati. ex-
Cept C0tlettsburg. the Ohio IL reported
tonight as rising slowly or stationary
where 1t was rising rapidly this after
noon. AZ 9 o'clock tonight the stage
at Cincinnati was n feet Inches. and
the rate OF rising four inches pr hour,
At midnight the Nood situation here
has become alarming, About 3 o'clock
tonight thunder storm north and
Nstf7N VI 'FAANNAhAlNANA SAl9 - pAANHN Va
which passed over this city, added
three-fourths Of Hn inch TO the rainfall
here In less than an hour. Captain
Bassler, OF the United States signal SER
vice. says late tonight:
Last nights storm is now central
over the lake region and an area OF low
pressure extends from Arkansas clear
over the entire Ohio valley. All sterams
south OF the Ohio are teeming full and
the situation tonight Is altogether dis
couraging"
This puts an alarming phase on the
situation in view OF the widespread de-
struction OF the late flood probably to
be followed by greater. Reports from
the White river region OF Southern In
diana and from washington Court
House. Ohio, Hre that railroad commu-
ncation IL still greatly interrupted and
in some places cut OF entirely.
News from the headwaters OF the Ka-
nnwha and the MOnonEUhelA thus far
tonight is encouraging. But from the
signal service report tonight there is
reason to fear that all this will be
changed tomorrow. At midnight to-
night the river here was forty-siN feet
tree trches-fifteen Inches above the
danger llne-and rising five Inches nm
hour. Merchants In the lowhnds Hre
preparing to move their goods out OF
danger, and drcRdlng the news the wires
may bring from West Nirglpit to-mor-
row,
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THE MORPHINE ROUTE

Taken by J. NJ. TSVinEm, Of LoWlS'G Mills
At RsSOFt In thiS City YoStsrday-Tho
Reason for the Act Is Not known.
Last Monday morning about 3 O'Clock,
a young man came to tho saloon-hotel
kept by Gus Matthews, in tho upper
Market square, Un Market street, and
applied for lodging. He was assigned Q
room for which ne paid in advance, He
told the clerk. H. c. Rolf. that his name
was ]. N. Twlnem, and that e.waI
from Lewis's Mills, over the river in Bel
mont county, Ohio. He was called Nom
day, but said he was not feeling well and
desired to remain over until Tuesday.
He then paid 81 for the room and was
not disturbed until 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, when he was called. He Baid
he did not feel well and would remain In
the room until later in the day.
Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, tho
people at Matthews place became
alarmed ut the continued silence OF their
lodger, and entered the room. Twinen
was found on the bed with only his coat
and vest removed. dead. on wash
morphine, with which he had committed
suicide.
The police and the county coroner.
Squire SchuItze. were notified. The lat
ter held an inquest, at which the pF4ncl-
pal witness was Rolf, He testified TO
the circumstances Of TwInem's arrival on
Monday morning. when he said he came
from BenwoOd Junction, where he had
been sleeping In railroad car. While
there, he said, he had been robbed OF his
gold watch.
A note was found In the room, In which
Twlnem said he had committed suicide,
but assigned no reason for the act. He
directed the coroner to find the verdict
OF suicide, and stated that he had taken
an overdose Of morphine. The coroner
gave a verdict in accordance with che
facts as developed.
T,,f 1en, It Is developed. was the town
clerI OF the village OF Lewls's Mills, in
Belmont county. Last Saturday he dis
appeared from his home, and his friends
were anxious for ilis safety. The police
at Bellaire were asked TO look out for
him, and In turn the Wheeling police
were notified. He was man about
tweuty-four or twenty-five years Of age,
and no reason is known for his course In
taking his life.
The body was taken TO SchroederG
undertaking establishment. Last even
ing relatives from LewIs's Mills arrived
in town and took charge Of the body
which will be taken to his old home for
burial
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WASHINGTON. D. c., March 9.--The
conviction and sentence OF John D.
Hart, OF Philadelphia, on the charge Of
engaging in flibusterInG expedition in
aid OF the Cuhap insurgents, seem to
hnvc greatly encouraged the govern
mon, In its effort TO put stop 10 these
unlawful proceedings, Information has
reached the department of Justice that
there ls Unuaudl activity among Cuban
eympnthzcrs In Pensacola and Apa-
Iachicolu Fla, and in consequence the
United states ship Marblchcad has been
fully Informed ns to the intention and
Instructed 10 be on the alert to prevent
tho departure OF nny craft under sus-
plclon OF mon ana arms on board,
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SECRETARY GAGS
Has = BuIy Dny-sOmo Appointments to
he Made Soon.

mas 4 huIy Auy-sOtuo ~ AppOtHtulehu 70
he Made Soon.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March s.-sec-
retury Gage had another busy day In
receiving callers. The ways and means
committee OF the house. headed by Mr.,
Dfugfey. OF Maine, called tn n body
about II o'clock and were presented to
the secretary. Senator Teller, Senator
CuIlom and Representative Hit were
among the morning callers who desired
to pay their respects. 1t now seems Inn
probable that any conIdernble number
OF treasury nominations will be sent TO
the senate tomorrow. There are tiVe
OF six vacancies In the Offices OF cOllect-
ore OF Internal revenue and one or two
places Of u more or less confidential
character In the secretary's office, which.
probably will be filled first.
The chief clerk and the appointment
clerk usually are changed very soon
after a new secretary Is installed, and
It ts probable that the usual course Will
be pursued in this instance. Both Of
these positions are under the civil SER
vice rules. so they will have to be filled
by promotions under rule 10. which
makes an exception In favor OF eN-sol-
dlcrs or sailors. In their cases the rules
permit rclnstatements. irrespective OF
tho length OF time they were out OF the
service. In all other cases the one-year
rule applies. The assistant secretaries
probably will be changed within the
next few days.
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TELE0RApHTC BRIEFS.

A general strike IN all building trades
Is expected In New York.
Mrs. Leallc Carter, the actress, ls Sc
FioHsly ~ al Wushjnglon
y $. Trudr refuses to be a Demo
cratic candidate for mayor OF Chicago
because Ex-Governor AltReld forced the
silver issue into the city campaign lie
cannot run on free silver platform,
Eighteen indictments FOR forgery
have been returned By the grand Jury
ngainst W. j. Dunn, wcll known
Pittsburgh contractor The forgcrlc5
were on negotiable assignments from
the ely, ana aggregate SlS,0DD
Sentence Of death wag pronounced IN
Boston on Thomas Mead Bran. the
convicted murderer Of Capt Churles T.
Nash. OF The blrJontinr Herbert Full
cr. When asked II he had anything to
say, Bran made a short address to the
court, protesting his innocence and
closed with the words Thy VIII be
done"
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Will. GO SLOW.
The Prssldsmt wilt Not he In Haste in
Making Changes - Discretion will be
Ills Nvntrh1ynPu.

The Prssldsmt wilt Not he In Haste in
Making Changes = Discretion will bS
His NVatchEnFd.
WASHINGTON, March e.-All Of the
officers OF the new cabinet have indi-
Gated purpose to go very slowly in the
change Of personnel In their departments.
This not very cheerful news 10 office
seekers has been communicated directly
20 many OF the aspirants, This may be
an overstatemcnt OF the conservatism
exhibited by the administration, but II Is
recalled TINT Mr.. Mckinley before MS
inauguration held TO the4vtew that the
change OF officers with all the accom-
pnnyin,. confusion and dlsarrangement
OF business should not be undertaken un-
III the tariff bill is enacted.
II Is expected that tomorrow Mr. John
Hay VIII be named ambassador to Great
Britain ana MIR. Horace Porter. Of New
York, ambassador to Paris, and that
there may be a few other nominations,
Including Mr.. Powell Clayton, OF Arkan-
sas. as minister 20 Mexico.
one OF the most important missions the
President will have 10 fill viii be that or
minister TO Spain. In view OF the Cuban
instruction this post Is one demanding
The exercise OF great tact and sKill ana
the indications are that Mr.. Mckinley
will 20 very slowly and deliberate In
changing our ministers there. Few OF
the thousands OF applications for ottice
mention this post, which seems not 20 be
In good demand and 1t Is certain that up
to Sunday Mr.. Mckinley had no one IN
mind for It.
President Mckinley has definitely set
tied upon ]. II. Brigham. Of Ohio, for as
sistdnt secretary OF agriculture. and the
nomination doubtless win be sent 10 the
senate within few days. Colonel Brig
ham is master OF the National Grange.
He is a war veteran, has figured con-
sderabIy in Ohio politics and Is an old
Friend of the President.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Chairman DIngIsy Says itI' About Ready
for Introduction


WASHINGTON, D. c.. March o.
Chairman DlnEley said to-day that he
cxpected the new tariff bill would be
ready 10 introduce in the house very
soon after Congress assemblies. Speak
ing OF the report that the law might pro-
vide that the duties assessed should go
into effect Immediately upon the intro
Iuction OF the bill Mr., DIngley said
that IL would be impossible under our
constitution 10 make law retroactive.
Duties. he said must be assessed nc-
cordIng to the law on tho statute books
nj the time goods were imoDrted. The
law could provide that goods st!ll IN
bond should pay the new duty II they
mad moi been withdrawn from bond
nj the time the law went into effect.
The committee to-day had under con-
FIderatlon the sugar schedule put
reached no definite conclusion regarding
II. .,,.,.,,
The free lIst schedule was completed,
Nearly all tina remaining articles which
had not been disposed Of and winch
were dutiable under the Mckinley law,
have been restored to the uutlAb!e list
at o rate somewhat less than the NC
I;Inlcv rates, These additions to the du-
tjable IIst includes some chemicals used
I'm the manufacture OF soaps, and 1t may
bc necessary to increase the duty which
had been placed on soaps In the first
draft of the bill to mako up for this
C2hange as to raw materials.
The pottery schedule has not yet been
completed, ana there Is considerable
question whether the nd Nalorcm rates
~ The Mckinley law shall be restored
or specific duties imposed.
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DEATHS AT A FIRE.
Panlc.StrIeksm Mother Throws HsFsslt
aud Babe From FInh Story Window.

PanlC.StrIeIIsm Mother Throws Hsrselt
aud Babe From n FInh Story Window.
NEW YORK, March 9.-FlIe broke out
this afternoon In flve.stnry apartment
building, mt Canton street and Auburn
place, Blookiyn. 1t was first discovered
in the elevator shaft. Mrs. Clara Dod-
dard, who occupied the top floor, became
panic stricken nt the sight OF the flames
and threw her eigi1t.months-aid baby
out OF the window. The little ones
brains were dashed ont on the pavement;
ANA tho mother, when she had realized
what she had done, jumped out OF the
window also. breaking one OF her less
and sustaining several other injuries.
The body OF Charles Goddard was sub
sc0uentIy found by the llrcmcn on tne
TOP floor OF the building. He was smoth- sE.
cred BY tho smoke. Doddard'S wite, VINO
Jumped from the afth floor. after throw
ing her infant from the window; IS IN .
precarlous condition. \ MIS-. duncan.
hwo dropped from the third floor WINDOW
in attempting to escape. is suffering from
a fractured skull.
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R1GNR ZACH oTHRH.
Both sides Contend They Were Not Re-
sPonsibIs for the Fight

Both sides Contend They Were Not Re-
GPonsibIs for tho Fight.
LONDON. March lO.-A dispatch TO
the Times from Canea says that each
side accuses the other OF beginning the
combat at AkrotlrI, but the truth seems
10 be that as soon as the insurgents be-
can 10 advance the Turks began to fire,
The captain OF II. NJ. S. Barrier had the
Insurgent leader brought on board by
Greek officers from the gunboat Alpheus
and warned him that unless the insar-
sents retired TO thelr former positions
Inc necessary action would be taken
70 compel them.
The situation ls very similar TO that
previous to the bSmblrdment, but the
fleets are anxious to avoid hrin5. Great
precautlon IS necessary lest the insur-
gents should succeed In drawing IRE in
order to make political capital out OF
the Incident
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LOOSE CUSTOKs LAVA
Which Permit Tourists 10 bring tn Goods
FREQ -CruSaho Against Them.

Frro-CruSHio Against Them.
CHICAGO. March 9.--I,eadIag Q. manu-
flcturcrs aud merchants representing
Inc various lines OF trade In Chicago
met nj the Great Northern hotel to-day
10 form an organization similar % that
recently formed In New York ana now
being formed in other cities, to take
stops towards influencing legislation to
prohibit 10 much free importation OF
goods
The meeting was called TO order by
Charles Z Hyde, who made IN ablr adj
druss outlining the purposes ana scope
az the proposed organization. Tho
FpcnEof lnycIghed against the present
system N import laws, which he said.
were q relic of IN" time following the
revolution. having been passed In lIJS
90 encourage immigration. He guld:
"If Is estimated that In 1895. {fT oO0,-
400 worth W goods came IN free % duty,
3oalIra brInp a loss to the G0vrrmnunt
p' tlp.OpOOO0 IN revenue. the injury 10
every class Of trade. 10 the mnnuClciur-
"r md in the InbDrer lB apparent All
y.4 " due TO the lax custom laws
which allow the wealthy tourist to
bring IN M clothing and presents all
t1rts OF valuable goods free OF duty"
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FORT WAsHAKIE. Wye. March o.
Chief Washable. the noted head OF the
Shoshone Indians, is dying.
The chief IS ninety-three years old and
bns spent the most of his time this winter
in tho hospital at the fort. Recently he
sent for Rev. John Roberts, and at his
request, was baptized
Chief Washable has been great friend
OF the whites and has on many occasions
prevented his young warriors from going
out on raids and fighting the soldiers. Il
is feared that In case of the chiefs death,
there will be some trouble In preventing
these young bucks from carrying out
their long cherished desire TO make war
OF cXtermlnaton on their old enemies,
the Arapahoes, who occupy the same re-
sNrVutlOn
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March 9,-If tho
biz introduced in the legislature by Rep
resentatIve shannahOn, of Chicago to-
dnv. becomes law, thc people OF this
state will never again have nn opportu'
nlty 10 witness another such brutal spec:
taclr in the way of bicycle racing as t0Sk
Mace In Chicago a few weeks ago. Ths
XIII is short and to the point, 1t Prohl3'
~ any one from engaging In a bicyele
race without rest OF at least SIX hours
following each twelve hours racing
penalty OF fine Of not less than $50 nor
more than $500. or from thirty days 70
Vrlr IN the county jail is provided.
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scoYHL no BE RELEASED.

Consul General Lee Succeeds In Its De-
mnmd on the Spanish Authorities.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-cnnsul
General Lee to-day cabled the state de-
partmeut that Sylvester scovei. the
American newspaper correspondent who
has been under arrest in santi spirItus
for several weeks will be released.
This action is taken az the result OF n
strong representation that this govern
ment has made in ScoveIs behalf on the
grnund that he was in Cuba solely In Il
newspaper capacity and was In nu sense
a combatant or abettOr OF the insurrec-
finn
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HARRISBURG. Pa, March 9.--In The
state senate to-day senator G. l.. Ma
gee, of Pittsburgh, introduced rcsolu-
ton providing that the Senators and
representatives from Pennsylvania be
to advocate the insertion IN
the new tariff bill " provision en-
The President to waive duties
upon dutIablc articles In the schedule
when II was shown thAt The production
and gnle % such articles wcrc con-
lrollcd or restricted by any pool, trust,
or corporation"
The resolution was referred tn the
committee on federal relations.
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Ernrrn PrntrsIa.

ATHENS, March 9-Midnight-Thc
government has formally protested to
lAe powers against the expulsion OF the
Greek consul from Crete.
The Turkish garrison has rcpulgcd an
tack upon Hlerapctra by 1000 Chris
,,nna, who occupied strategic points
near the town
Tho creek torpedo HotRia Under com
uaud OF Prince George has been order
81 10 Join the eastern squadron Of the
Crock npCt
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REMARKABLE STORY
Told by Mrs. Nellie Gilbert who BrlnE'
Suit Against Her FaIhsr.In-I.Rw.


CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 9.-Nellie
A. Gilbert, wife OF DR.. Frederick Gil
bert, told a remarkable story in a petit
tIon AIed In court to-day. The young
woman brought suit against her hus-
bands father, DR.. G. II. Gilbert, for
$50 900 damages for the alienation OF her
husbands affections, and for $4,000
for an assault alleged to have been
committed on her By her fatheF-l1-law,
The alleged assault. which she declares,
was committed by DR.. G. II. Gilbert,
consisted OF NllIng her mouth with wet
plaster OF paris md permitting the
substance to harden, thus preventing
her from talking. She alleges that she
was found BY her brother in an uncon-
sclous condition with the plaster in her
mouth, and It was necessary TO use a
hammer to break the plaster before 1t
could be taken from her mouth.
The allegation rs to the alienation. OF
her husbands affections consists of a
charge 10 the effect that DR.. G. H. Gil
bert offered his son $4,000 and his prac-
lice II the latter would get rid OF his
wife, The Giberts are prominent peo-
ple on the South Side. and the young
man ana his wife recently figured In Il
sensation, OF which these suits are the
outcome
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wa.nLnglon Tsr,onnl Note..

WASHINGTON, d. C., March D.
Senator and Mrs, Ektns gave a dinner
This evening Mt their home on X street
i'm honor OF Vice President aud Mrs. Ho-
bart
President Mckinley and family viii
attend the Metropolitan NJ, II. church
during their administration, and Will
occupy the pew used by President
Grant In his day here,
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LONDON. March al; was learned In
official quarters this afternoon that there
Is not the slightest chance that the pow
era will tolerate the presence OF the
Greek troops IN Canea. 80 soon az the
powers have had time TO exchange views
ou the subject Greece Will be notified OF
the measures which they have decided
mus, he taken for the immediate enforce
r,.-nt ~ thnLr NhnlLLln-
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EExoW TRUST COMMITTEE
Finds that an .IudIVidHAl State Cannot
Act-A Remedy Suggested.


ALBANY. n, Y, March s.-The re-
port of tho Joint committee on trusts
which held several sessions In New York
city last month. was submitted to the
legislature to-day. It notes the fact
that the decision OF Judge Swayne on
the federal constitution forbtds action
on the part OF an Individual state TO abb
sotutefy rcpress trusts, but the commit
tee express the belief that tho attorney
general can. by bringing action before
a supreme court judge, in some respeots
remedy existing evils. A bill which &C
companies the report grants Immunity
FOR witnesses who incrimtnatc them
selves and gives the supreme court the
subpoena power. ~.
a bill may be introduced to stop the
factor system as It is used by the sugar
trust.
senator McCarren files minority re.
port eXoneratlng the sugar trust ana
saving that the trust had made possible
lower prices for the commodity.
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LOUISVILLE, March "A special TO
the Times from Danvllle, Ky, says;
While Taylor Stivers and John Bailey
were working In one Of the mines at Al
lamont Laurel county, last night. huge
blocl, OF slate. fifteen feet long. ten wide
and three feet thick, fell upon them
mashng them Hat against the Moor OF the
room. The bodies are sill beneath the
slate,
Both OF the men leave wives to whom
they had been married only u tew
months.
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ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-The
government expresses It's dissemination
TO adhere unswsrv1ngly to It's decision
to push the coercion OF Greece to the fur
.hest limit, II necessary. and Il earnestly
hopes that the other powers vii! display
equal frmness.
Besides the blockade OF the island OF
Crete and OF the P!raeu5. It Is under
Stood that the foreign aduLrals have de-
cidrd 10 fire upon any Greek torpedo
boat approaching the warshlp3-
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SITUATION MIXED.
Powers Have Not Yet Taken Ac.
ton on Grcsce's Reply.
DISORDER IS STILL RAMPANT
In Crete, and Bloody Conflicts are
Taking Place.
COMBINED POWERS OF EUROPE

Order the Greek Consul aud all Creek
Newspaper Correspondents TO Leave
crete, bat King George Enters Protest,
Russia AdAsrrS to Her Policy OF COsr-
slon, and Ilopss the Other Powers WIZ
pl,play Equal FtrmnssS- Runner That
the European Government will Insist
on Their First Demand.
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called for the FIRST time and was shown
direct to the Presidents Office.
Mr.. Hanna's call iRated half an hour,
after which the President went TO the
Fast room and received about LOO
people.
II was so wet and dlsngreeable out
side that the President decided not TO
lnke his uBunl afternoon walk.
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C,>-r,N Tst,p,1 ~ Crc,c March o -
-, ',.,,.,,,,. ' ~, f,,.,,,,n nr bnarirv
~ '''., ,,a,,,.,,. 49, ,,,,,,rI w., ,.r,,,,c1 10 ,ho
''', a., 80, :, ,sn p-,,,sn ,ons,,r Sir
.',"'u % ,,n,,,,,, ,.,.,,ta ~, 49,, =. 49,, ,.r
Alifeu h''''o'''' i''''''is MN " q N''''''
yGt'.
All ;hs Greek subjects at RetImo have
80. ,r1s,oA =, I.avs E,r Greece md n
veg" o''''S'' -, -, 49, n,
nan-oi-War mus Dee" P'Aoeu At '''elE u'S-
p6.ai. These measures are lhcampr3-
s.,,,h,s here rho general IMPRESSION be-
-. a,,,,,,5
ING ma! war mas pe'n uec'aEeu'
CANEA, Island OF Crete. March p
There was renewed fghtinE last evening
-, ,bo r,rttzh ,roo,s and .be
y~'"sS'' -, -, -. :,
Crsnn insurgents around tine camp OK
the latter on the heights OF Akrotiri, near
t,,, ,b.. D.,s,,ton which vas torubarde9
,l''r, ''l poJ.,' .,, ~ -, ,,,.,..s. ~, rD,h
'F ''c IA st.ip' - W.