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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-27

LONDON. July 26,-The house OF COM
mons was crowded this afternoon In ex-
pectation OF a spirited debate upon tho
report of the Select South Africa COM
mlttee, appointed to inquire into the
circumstances OF DR.. Jameson's raid
into the Transvaal. and into the general
conduct of tho affairs OF the British
South Africa Chartered Company
The peeresses' gallery and the ladiea'
gallery were crowded with well known
women, who betrayed the llvellest in
terest In the proceedings.
After q number OF questions, the Hon.
Philip James Stanhope, Radical mem
ber for Burnley. moved, amid loud
Radical cheers, resolution that the
house regretted the inconcluslve char
acter of the report OF the committee,
more particularly failure 10 recommend
that specific steps be taken with regard
to the admitted completely OF Cecil
Rhodes, and asking that Mr.. Hawks
ley, the attorney OF Rhodes. be ordered
TO attend at the bar OF the house and TO
produce the kilograms which he re-
fused to show the committee.
MT oIhnnopei WHO nus petH ueeCTlueu
as Revolutionary aristocrat without
being Mirabeau." supported his reso-
luton In vigorous speech. The de-
bate promises to be long and interest,"
ing. but ineffective. as the government
has no intention OF allowing the matter
to go beyond mere talk.
Mr.. stanhope. in speaking to his mo-
tion, attacked the chartered company
Joseph Chamberlain, secretary OF state
for the colonies, and Cecil Rhodes. and
expressed desire that the latter should
be deposed from his membership In the
privy council.
Sir Michael HIcks-B Beach, chancellor
OF the exchequer, said the government
would have to consider whether Rhodes
should remain in the privy council.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, the
Liberal leader, defended the committee.
and said he thought the report connlu-
sIye on all important points. He
strongly defended Mr.. Chamberlain and
declared that his action at the time OF
the raid disproved all insinuations OF
completely,
A vote was then taken and Mr.. Stan
hopes motion was lost-sW to II.
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cANoNsBURG. Pa, July 26Every-
thing is quiet at the mine of Cook &
Sons, this evening. The mine was run
ming today. but very little coal was
brought out. The strikers made but lit
tie effort to induce the men to remain
out to-day. The strikers cannot safely
trespass on the company's property and
the miners Who are working keep close
to the mine 80 that the stlkers cannot
reach them. About 200 strikers from
Mlller's Run arrived at the camp at
McGovern this afternoon via Plum Run
and Houstonville. About forty more
came through here this evening from
Bishop. They brought large quantity
OF provisions TO camp. A wagon load
ed with provisions from Finleyville
passed through here to-day en- route TO
the camp. About one hundred strikers
returned home this evening. A num-
ber OF girls whose fathers are encamp-
ed at McGovern, made canvass OF the
town to secure supplies to-day They
secured quite large quantity OF food.
Tho Injunction against the miners Off
clnls and others obtained last Thurs
day, was made permanent to-day
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escence the consequences which would
probably follow the extinction OF Ha-
wailan sovereignty.
The imperial government reeognlses
II Is a well established principle OF m
ternatlonal law that the completion OF
annexation would render the treaues
and conventions at present existing pc
tween Japan and Hawaii voihable, eith.
er at the option OF Japan or the United
States, but they cannot anticipate
without apprehension the consequence
whether direct or indirect. which would
follow the practical contamination OF
the theory that annexation, ipso facto.
means the immediate termination OF
those treaties and conventions and the
consequent cessation for the future OF
the privileges granted Hereunder.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 26.-Com-
mfssioners Connor and Terhune ap-
pointed by Governor Mount to visit the
Indiana coal fields and report on the
condition OF the miners, submitted their
conclusion to-day. They find that
about 5000 miners md families will
need assistance II the present condi-
tions continue. They suggest that pros
porous people of Indiana should give
the subject their thought. Operators
are quoted TO the effect that they are
responsible for low wages and tho
condition OF miners, for they have forc-
ed down prices under the stress OF COM
petition which In turn has driven them
to It. The report calls attention 20 the
fact that no lawlessuess exists and that
there nre no signs of nn nnruly spirit.
The governor has decided TO issue an
appeal suggesting some kind OF rea-
sonuble relief for the striking miners
and their families.
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GOVERNOR REPLIES
To the False Accusations of the
Federation of Labor.
THEY CHARGE HIM WITH ACTS

Hs Never Committed or Thought OlcOm-
mlttinE- Got the PoeahOntaS, virGIniA,
Affair Located In this stHte-Ths Charges
Against Governor Atkinson are Really
So silly that they Rsfuto Themselves.
NoLSbor Organization Official Has Been
Prevented from Speaking In wsSt Vir-
ginia-A Tart Answer.
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NEW YORK, July 2G-when collcc-
torof Customs Bldwell made formal an
nounccment to-day that Dlngley law
rnlcs would he collected on goods en-
tered on Saturday, many protests were
NJ once filed by Importers OF goods en-
tcrng on that day. These goods arrlv-
cd by the Normannln from Hamburg;
the Parts from Southampton, and the
limbri6 from Liverpool The duties
under the new tarlff on the goods on
these three vessels amounted TO about
100000. Under the Wilson tarlff the
duties would have amounted 70 about
tJO. 900. Accordingly the loss to Inn
portcrs appeared 10 be about 100000.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. July 2s.-Mrs. ].
D. Mallory, wife of the oyster and fruit
packer Of this city, was thrown from
her carriage yesterday afternoon, and
sustained injuries from which she will
almost certainly die. Mrs, Mallory fell
upon her head and when picked up 1t
was found that she entirely lost the use
OF all her limbs. The physicians In at
tendance cay the unfortunate wo-
mans neck is undoubtedly broken and
she has but one chance IN hundred to
recover, although an operation will be
attempted in the hope OF saving, her
ttfn
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PREsIDgNT's VACATION,
He viii start Tomorrow for Lake Champ
Iaiu-Croyyd at the White House,


Iain-Crowd at the White House.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 2o.-AT-
rangements have been completed for
the trip OF the President and his party
from Warrington to Lake champlain.
The palace car, Hazeimore, has been
assigned for the use OF the party. II
VIII leave Washington over the Penn
sylyanla road at noon wednesday. and
arrive at Jersey City about . p. M
There the car will be transferred TO the
West Shore line and again nt Albany 10
the Delaware g. Hudson railroad, over
which road It win arrive at the desti-
nation, Blum Point. about 6;aO O'Clock
Thursday morning, The President and
Mrs. Mckinley will be accompanied by
Secretary and Mrs, Alger and Secretary
and Mira Porter
1t Ia the Presidents intention to re-
main at Lake Champlain until August
%, when he will go to the q. A, r. en-
campmsnt at Buffalo, From Buffalo he
will 30 TO Ohio. where he has promised
to attend the reunion OF his old Tegi-
ment and also to be present at the
wedding OF the daughter Of the late
President Hayes, September a. Unless
there should be an urgent demand for
his presence In Washington the Presi-
dent will return to Buffalo and there
20 aboard Senator Hanua's yacht for a
few days cruise on the lakes. During
the Presidents absence from Washing
ton all executive business will be done
hhra
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BORN IN wA8HINoToN COUNTY.
Death Of Col. John u. Anderson, one Of
the Oldest citizens Of Kansas,

MANHATTAN, Kans, July 2G,-col.
John y. Anderson. one Of the oldest mud
most prominent citizens of Central
Kansas, 10 dcad,
Colonel Anderson was born In wash
fHRtdH county, Pa, elHhty years ago lie
graduated from Washington and jcfror-
son college, IN 1889, llo founded aud for
several years conducted tho Anderson
collegiate institute and the Anderson
Female Institute. ot New Albany
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Special Dispatch to tho lntelliFeneer
GRAFTON. W. Va, July 2d-H Is re-
ported that Judge Sloan has signed a
certificate in Cumberland, incorporating
the Preston county railroad company.
The object OF the corporation is to con-
struct and operate n standard guage
railway through Garrett county, Mary
land, and Preston county, this state. to
Aurora, w. Va. The road viii run
through large coal belt and open up
large timber section near Aurora, and
will be an important feeder TO the Bal
tliHoFe a. Ohio.
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and demand has only slightly increas-
ed. At least G,OOO,0OO bushels OF river
coal are now lying In the upper pools,
about 100000 bushels having been con-
sumed and shipped during the past
three weeks. The railroads are bring
ing In large quantities every day from
West Virginia and miners east OF Pitts
burgh. One shipment OF sixty-seven
carloads came In over the Pittsburgh.
Virginia and Charleston railroad to-
day. Operators could give no estimate
on the total amount now In hand. but
they say the supply is very great and
daily increasing.
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Want a Military Post.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.-The secre.
tary Of war is considering proposition
that has been made to him to estab-
llsh a military post in Alaska At
present the government has no troops
In that vast territory, and in view of the
heavy immigration now going on and
the possible danger TO life and proper
ty from iawiess characters, he has been
urged to create an Alaskan military
post The commercial interests OF the
territory are at the bottom OF the move-
ment and have requested that q COM
pany Of infantry and gatling gun bril-
gade be- located at post TO be christen-
ed Fort Alger." near the boundary
line about $50 miles west Of Klondyke
and 220O miles above the mouth of the
Yukon river. This body OF troops Is
asked for to support the civil authori-
ties In the administration Of law and
order
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ARMED DEPUTIES
Guard the soottdaio Iron aud stsslworhs.
Trouble Expected,

scoTTDALB, PA, July 2G.-Thc crisis
in the scottdalc iron and steel works
strike will be reached Tomorrow. A
batch OF new men arrived to-day and
they express n determination to go to
work. Tho strikers committee lnborcd
with them unsuccessfully and when
they reported the result OF their Inter-
Views TO the Idle mill men the excite
mcnt became intense Armed deputies
are on guard about the mill property
and orders hnyc been issued to arrest
any person who trCHpoasca.
Both Sides seem to bu preparing for n
conflict which nearly everybody expects
ma fears. Connections were made to-
day 10 the boilers and furnaces can bo
ilrod with natural gas, aud while the
oarlnls pf The company refuse TO give
any Information M to the time they ok
pcct TO atnrt, their actions indicate that
tomorrow viii be the time. Tho old
men sny their lines are solid nnd that
they witt remain 30.
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SITUATION AT PITTSBURGH.
Both Sides Waiting for the Result of To.
davis Conference.


PITTSBURGH, Pa. July s5.-The
mining situation In this district Is quiet
and unchanged. Both sides are waiting
for the result OF the meeting to-mor-
row OF the operators. The arbtrators
are highly elated at the prospects. All
ngreo in saylng that It viii be the lar
gest meeting OF operators ever held in
this district. All OF the western men
are here and the eastern people will ar
rive In the morning. Hotel lobbles are
meeting places Tonight for the opera
tors already hero and the strike ques-
ton Is being well discussed. While n
1hrge number ore not In favor OF the old
uniformity plan, all are anxious TO hear
what new phase the peace commission
sers have given the subject. Some ore
decidedly opposed TO uniformity but all
are in favor OF arbitration for settle
tnent OF the strike.
The board Is busy completing the
contract which Is TO be presented 10 the
meeting tomorrow Mt the court house.
No one can at this time predict the
outcome OF the conference which Is ex-
pected 10 last two and perhaps three
layg
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WILL USE no FORCE.
Strikers Had no Intention Of Marching
ON New York and Cleveland miHes.

Strikers Had No Intention Of Marching
on New York and Cleveland Mines.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 2G.-Miners'
officials Dolan and Warner have assur-
cd tho sheriff that tho strikerB had no
intention of marching on the mines of
the New York ana Cleveland Gas Coal
Company. President Dolan said It was
not intended TO lose the sympathy OF the
public by any ill-advlsed display OF
force.
AZ the meeting on Thursday" said
no, I'VE want no crowd from other
points. We want only our speakers and
DoArmlttB men there and Il Ia my opln-
Ion that this plan viii be BucCcssful II
we get q good meeting ! think we can
show 90 tho public and tho other min
orB that DeArmltra men atill have
manhood enough left in them TO come
under our standard ana Join the strike.
We have told the sheriff that our In
tontfonH are pcnceabtc ana he says ho
bpliuvca uR. We therefore, will not he
intcrfcred wlthby him or hla employees"
A body OF 1000 miners, carrying heavy
clubs marched TO the Castle shannon
mines Mt oak station, whore about for
~ men were Working and prevailed up-
on them to come out. There was no dis
order
Senator Hanna was In tho city to-day.
In speaking " Che efforts 10 settle the
strike by arbitration, he snidi
u am favor ~ any plan that will
better the condition Of the men; that In
the mhln point of the situation That
thelr condition needs bottcrment ovoty-
body lnow1 and / viii Fivc my hearty
support nn1 cooperation 10 any moyc-
HsHt le9klHR toward that ahd Pros.
ont methods are In many respects lnnd-
oqunte' uniformity N lncldnr nnd that
ls something have always advocated"
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COLUMBUS. July 20 The injured In
the 2nncsvlttc& 4 Ohio tttyor railroad nc.
cIlont near Marietta, nroI
Mrs Clause. arm broltcn, william
iiottOr four ribs hrollrn Nellie pur-
dy, trr brokon John f'rntmun, gpinc
injured may die. w. Ryan, pnrkcrs-
hurE shoulder Injured. Lucy l,nuach,
pltibburgl, Injured internally Fred
WChrn shoulder hrul,cn ida llorgcr
hurt internally VI. q, Sulpol cui ull
over Many others were cut Or bruised
hllghllN
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No lIrrfor NIr,. marhrlels.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 26.-The
British government has again declined
to interfere in the execution OF The SEN
tence OF Mrs. Florence Maybricls, on the
ground that there is no reason for a
change of Judgment In the matter.
Secretary Ridley also added that the
medical report in Mrs Maybricl's case
was quite satisfactory, an evidence that
che government does not credit any Of
the statements as 20 the insanity Of
the prisoner
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 2s.-Dur-
Ing the session OF Congress, Church
Howe of Nebraska, was appointed and
confirmed as consul general at Apln, ,sa-
mou, He does not care to take the place
and has now been selected for consul nt
Palermo, Italy, and Luther W. os-
born a lawyer OF Blair, Neb., will be
named for consul general at Apia.
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TRANSVAAL RAID
Now Engaging the Attention OF
the British Commons.
REPORT OF SELECT COMMITTEE

Attached BY the Radical Asmbsrs a. IA-
ssnsla,ivs In Character saa FAILURE 90
Rsssmmsnd Specific Htsps to be TAksA
With Regard 20 the Admittsa Oomplis-
ity OF Cecil Rhoass-NIany Well rnswa
Women Present Take Lively Interest
In the MAttSr-Dsbate PromiIsS 10 be
Long and Interesting, but IAsHsstivs.
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Special Dispatch to tho TntcllIFcncer.
sTBUBENv1LLE, o., July 26-The
body OF noater was found In the river
above Toronto to-day. on the arm was
tattoocd the initials 1T W. A." The
body was that Of q man OF medium
hclghth and weight, and thirty years Of
age. II IA claimed the noater Is Will
lam Anderson, OF Marietta, who fell Off
the II. Il. Bedford at East Liverpool,
Friday and was drowned His wife has
been notified.
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FAIRAroNT, W. Va. July 2s.-To-day
the Monongah Coal Company, Senator
]. N. camden's plant and the West
Fairmont Coal Company, Ex-Governor
F1eming's plant, got out an injunction
before the circuit court restraining Eu-
gene v. Debs ct al, from interfering
with their men The others referred to
takes in NIahon, Rea, Crosslet, Miller
and over 100 miners, and oil OF these
cannot now hold meetings on the COM
panies' grounds or on the roads leading
there. and cannot interfere with the
men in any way. Intimidation and
threats are mentioned and miners can
not now loaf around the grounds.
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WASHINGTON, July 26-The recess
appointment OF Hon. II. V. Powderly as
commissioner general OF immigration
was signed by the President this after
noon Mr. Powdcrly's nomination for
that office failed uf confirmation In the
senate because of the opposition to him
on the part OF labor organizations.
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LONDON, July 2e.-The agricultural
Gazette recently sent out circular
asking information on the subject of a
crop prospects. The circular ellclted
73S replies, the substance Of which
shows that the wheat crop for the Uni
ted Kingdom is much below the aver
age.
Barley is up to the average; oats and
potatoes arc slightly below II. and hay
in most districts is considerably above
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EXPECTED BREAK
Among Miners of Fairmont Re-
gion Didn't Maseriallze.
ORGANIzERSiARED REDISHEARTENED
And Strike in That Section Said to
be.a Failure.
MORE MONGNGAH MEN RESUME.

IpJunstion IsIusd Against Organizers In
t.rfsrInE with the Men Employed at the
MonOnEsh and West Fsirmont Mines
situation In ths Pittsburgh District is
Quiet and UnohSnzsd-ThS Operators
Meet TO-day-,ArbitratiOn Commission.
or. are EIatsd Over the ProspsctS, bat
No Prediction Can be Made as TO the
OutsOus OF the Conference.
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MADRID. July 26-oueen Regent
chrlsilana md King Alfonzo had a mar
row escape from serious accident to-
day. While they we're walking In the
woods AZ st. Sebastian heavy load OF
shot discharged by youth, who was
out bird shooting, and who had not no.
tlced their presence, passed close 10
fhNir hpnda
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July GA ru-
NOR to the effect that the Pennsylvania
railroad had refused TO haul coal from
the Clearncld district TO points west of
Pittsburgh wasposltlveiy denied by the
officials Of the company. No such order
has been Issued
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PARIS, July 20,-Thc Figaro predicts
the early Issuance OF papal cncyclcai
consuming the priests who, despite the
warnings Of their occlcelastical super
lors, continue tn inclte the worf,tngmen
of France and other countries 20 demand
their rights, forgetting meanwhile their
own prlOvtiy duties,
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COLUMBUS, Ohio 1uly 2G.--Mr. Ma
hon wires President Ratchford that be-
tween 5000 and G.OOO miners are out at
Fairmont and the victory is won. Mr..
Ratchford predicts good results from
tho Wheeling meeting.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 2G.-Re-
port comes tonight that all the miners,
with very few exceptions, went to work
to-day in the Kanawha and New River
fields. This IS in accordance with the
Inteffigenoers Information OF last week,
that the strike would reach no dimen-
sions in this section
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pANvILLE, III. July 20-scx dis.
tlnrtIon was wiped out In tho court OF
police by Magistrate Tlmmons OF this
city to-day The Justice sentenced
Maggie Sellers q dsordcrly woman, to
tho rock pile for thirty days. Tho wo.
mnn took the sentence n0nchAlantly.
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Ns,r Colonial Arnnlnt,h.


Bpociai Difpdtch 70 tho FhIoIIEgehcef
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July Co
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed
Charles McDermott, OF Morgantown, on
his staff with the rank Of Colonel Col.
McDermott In n prominent oil operator
I'm tho MhnnnEton field.
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nnrnnnt Mnth.rr slrli,r.

NEW YoRit, July 2G-rwo thousand
three hundred garment wofkera went
on strike to-day one hundred and
twenty-five shops In this city aud
lirooNyn nrc affected.
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PrTrHnutGH, pa, July 20 -Iudpnr
by tho pfosont state of tho local coal
market, famine In fuel " not lIl,oly lu
uoeur cven though tho strike should
lllt apyerN months longer ~ mat
ter VI fact, the market 10 oyoralockod,
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LOulHvlLLE, KY, July "a The Az
ory plow factory resumed operations w.
dny, after three years. shut down. nv.
lnH employment TO 1900 men. one thou.
Rlnd additional workmen viii ho given
employment gradually In the future,
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NEW york Covlc, Liverpool.
dLAsGOW-pomcranlnn from Mon.
treat
nHt1MEN- Friedrich der ardBrc, from
New Yorl, Via southampton.
NEW YOHlS-Rolt2rdlm, Rotterdam,
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WASHINGTON, July 2G.-It Ia under
steea that Robert J. Traeewell. OF Indl-
auh has been selected as comptroller OF
the treasury.
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IApAN,s PROTECT
Against the Annexation or the Hawaiian
stands by United States.

WASHINGTON, July 2s--That Japan
viii continue to oppose the Hawaiian
annexation treaty is concluslvely shown
by the latest protest of the Japanese
government under date of July 10, which
has been made public, Japan's reply
Is In part as follows:
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For West virginia, rain; probably clear
ing Tuesday afternoon, southeaHterly
Winds, becoming northwcaterly,
Fer Western pcnnRylynnlA, rnlni prObA-
bly, clearing TUESDAY night, brisk 70 high
nouthcaslefly winds, becoming westerly
For Ohio, generally inlr, pregoded by
iremr southwestern pOftoni brisk 70 va
rlnbte wtndp, becoming ndfthwostofiN
Local Tem prrAture'
The temperature yesterday Nc observed
hy 4. . BOhnepf druggist, corner Fourteenth
and Market streets. was M tollowai
a q, - "a A H. tn.......... Al