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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

MINNESOTA DELEGATES A MONUMENT AT oEfTy
BURG TO HER FAMOUS isr REGIMENT.

Gettysburg. Penn. July 2-The State OF Mime
sofa to-day paid tribute to its soldier dead whe
fell on the fed Of Gettysburg by dedicating
monument to their memory. 1t stands AZ mo
mortal to the part played In that memorable battle
by the only Minnesota regiment there. the 1st
The dedication ceremonies took place In the pres
ence OF number OF well-known Minnesotans and
one hundred and fifty veterans and friends
Of the command. The monument cost $4,000 ant
Is erected CT the spot from which eight companies
OF the lst Minnesota Regiment made their famous
charge. in which they lost In killed and wounded
2l5 out OF 2sz men engaged AS an evidence OF the
ferccnes5 OF this charge every officer with one ex
cept.on was Iilled or wounded. The monument 10
one OF the moss striking the famous battle
field and represents soldier In the act OF making
n charge II Is massive and IL constructed Of
height
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
RATCLIFFE A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.

Chicago, July Edward j. Radcliffe, the actor.
who Is wanted in New-York on an indictment
charging him with beating his wife. cannot be
found. The extradition warrant issued by Acting
Governor Northcott received In the city to-day
and turned over to n deputy to serve. The latter
went to the Auditorium Hotel where Radcliffe has
been staying, but failed TO find him The deputy
learned that Radcliffe packed his valise and lief.
the hotel last night 1t is thought that Radcliffe
has left the city or is in hiding pending the hear
ing before the Justice OF the Peace next Tuesday.
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EDWARD SCHICKHAUS.

Newark N. j., July 'Speciap. > oen'.
,,,. ono ~ the best-known residents OF Newark.
died at his home, No. So Lafayette-st tonight.
Death was caused by kidney troubles after an III
ness Of more than year. Mr. Schickhaus was
about sixty-hve years old and was born In Ger Ger
sIonesr Fire Commissioner, member OF the Common
Council and member of the state Legislature. ne
VA nresident of the State Banking company ana
was director in several other financial institutions
He leaves a widow and family.
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THE MAYORS VACATION.

Mayor Strong will start this morning for Rich
field Springs. where he will enjoy his months
vacation. He will take the Rchfed mud baths.
which have in previous years proved so efiicacious
in suspending the effects OF His Honor's rheuma-
tsm The Mayor. with the aid of Secretary Bur-
rows cleared up the remaining work his office
desk leaving President Jerooman. who will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
JOHN w. SHAW'S WILL FILED.

The will of John w. Shaw. who died at the
Hotel Netherland on June H. leaving large per-
sonal estate, filed for probate yesterday In
the Surrogate's Office. The entire estate Is left
to his widow. Mrs. Lucy A. Shaw, by the VIII,
hut a codiciL dated August -, 1896. leaves $4,000
to each of Mr.. Shaw's sisters-Mrs. Emma ID.
Paynter and Margaret Burhaus of Kingston
nah s. Cooley of Newburg, ~ Y
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STg CHARLES HENRY ROSS APPEALS.

Edinburgh. July 2-sir Charles Henry Ross, of
Balrazowen Castle. whose divorce suit against his
wife Lady Winifred Ross. decided on June IL
in her favor his counter-suit being rejected. has
apneaed 10 the First Division of the Court or Ses-
fions The hearing OF the appea, has been ad-
.ourned until tomorrow.
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NE DEPEwss NIECE TO MARRY IN PARIS

London, July Miss Anna Hegemen. niece and
ward Of Chauncey II. Depew, will be married III
Paris on July TO Baron Dc Brisson. The baron
is an officer Of the French Army, and son OF me
Count de Brtsson who was Secretary OF the trencn
Legation at Washington during Mr.. Lincoins nrst
Administration.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
hinges in pressure Indicated by The Trioune sef-
,ecorng barometer The dotted line represents the TEN
nerature as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once, July 3. A. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair with thunder shower In the afternoon. The
ranged between "A and 81 degrees the
,zan degrees, being IL degrees higher than that Of
THURSDAY and = OF degree lower than that OF sos W.
Responding day OF last ;ear
The weather to-day VIII % taus 49, p =
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ANXIETY IN LONDON OVER INDIA
FEAR. THAT A REBELLION OF LARGE PRoPoR
TIONs MAY BE THREATENING


London. July 1.-The newspapers Of this city ex-
press anxiety at the occurrences in India, intl-
mating that the mass of the natives there are less
content under British rule than was generally be-
lions NAV be threatening Constant communca-
lions are passing between the Indian and home
sy0Ve
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RELEASED. BUT MUST LEAVE CUBA.
Washington July ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lee reports
10 the State Department by cable that the Spanish
authorities have released Augustin Clements Be;an-
court an American citizen on condition that he
leaves Cuba at once
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OBITUARY..
G G. WENTWORTH.

Lexington. No. July Is. G. Wentworth,
,oudnr ~ wentworth Military Academy and FOR
ronv vears president of the Board OF Directors OF
the Elizabeth Aull Seminary. is dead aseu eish.y-
80 'u Ne was one of the pioneers of Lafayette
S S, ~ Ind one OF the best-known men IN the
Sta,n' He was born in Massachusetts,
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New-England and Eastern NewYork. fair. except
showers on the coast: TO southeast winds.
For District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia, scattered
showers; southeastery winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York.
light showers are probable. with light southerly winds.
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few little doses Of DR.. d. Jaync's Expectorant
promptly administered. Will often avert dangerous
attack OF Lung or Throat disease. and frequently
save life. -
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FATHER HEWITT DYING.

Father Hewitt tho superior OF the Paullst F6
theirs. said to be very low Lass night IL wa
thought that he could not live many hours.
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Gpcrial Notices.
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ENTERTAINED on THE BROOhLlN.
SOUTHAMPTON OFFICIALS PAY VISIT TO THE
AMERICAN wARSHIP.


Southampton. July 2.-The Deputy Mayor ana
Sheriffs Of Southampton, accompanied by the
United States Consul at this port paid an Official
visit TO the United States cruiser Brooklyn TINS
J. n Miller and his staf entertained at
luncheon and toasted the President OF the Snit tea
states and Queen Victoria. AS the party LETT the
shin the Brooklyn fired a salute OF twenty-one
guns The cruiser is expected to sail for home at
10 o'clock to- morrow morning.
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MARINE PHENOMENOy AT BARCELONA

Barcelona. July 2-There marine phenom-
'enon here yesterday. The sea rose and fell yard
every minutes for several hours. The moor
ings Of the British warshp Surprise were carried
away and she had to put TO
The same phenomenon occurred at the time OF
the Krakatra earthquake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

Krakatra was volcanic island in the Strait Of
sunda the passage between the islands Of Sumara
and Java from the Indian Ocean into the Sea Of
lava The island. which had of thirteen
square miles. was DESTROYED by an earthquake, and
dlsanpeared in 1883 II situated In latitude 6
south and longitude los east.
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rpoops AT TIE LOGAN DWELLING.

Chicago. July AIT the request of Senator's Gull
Ion, and Mason, Secretary Alger has decided to
cord coo regular troops TO Chicago 10 take part on
I,v % In the ceremonies at the unvciiing OK the
LOGAN Monument
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MARRIED..

LEST JOHN-On Tuesday. June 90 1897 BY Rev
W. Creighton Campbell, y. D.. at Roanoke. Va. MA
John Thomas Wilson. to Rober, Lincoln Lee Of New
XorL
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Notices OF marriages and deaths muse be ins
dorsed with full name and address.
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on Tuesdays take Printed Matter etc. for Germany
and speciay Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for ohe
PARTS OF Europe. American and White Star steamer
on Wednesdays. German steamers on Thursdays. and
Crnard French and German steamers Saturday
take Printed Matter. etc. for all countries Tor which
thew are advertised 20 carry mail.
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Sal, Rheum positively cured by the Barlow Method; nc
,,ires, ,yerv case guaranteed; physicians In charge
Hour 10 A. NJ 20 . f. VI. Consultation free. i,.H
Proadyay suite %.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATURDAY-At a. m for Europe. Per :; :; 'Lue ;
snsin Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British India must
be directed per Iucana.D; at a M for France
Switzsrland Italy SPAIN Portugal. Turkey, Egypt ane
British india per .La Touraine. via Ha,re uet.
ers for other parts OF Europe must be directed pet
70 Touraine): at s a. M for Netherlands direct. ped
g Maasdam, via Rotterdam uetters must be directed
.nar Maasdarn'D; at y "A. IN. FOR Genoa. per =. =.
Vsrra Getters must be directed per Werra'): at II
n m for Scotland direct. per s. = city Of Rome. via
Glasgow Oetters must be directed per city Of lomeD
~ III a M for Norway direct $. Island uetters
must be directed per Isand').
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postOthce Notice.

,cuo,, ho read DAILY by all interested changes may
NS"'"e - at tme.)
u,,r.,,, malls for week ending July 3 1897, Will
coso promptly all cases. at the General Postoiee ~
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Highest awards Worlds Fair.
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Af,er the closing OF the Supplementary TransatIan.
Mails named above. additional supplementary mails
onened on the piers Of the American. English
and German steamers. and remain oren until within
ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
BLUE CUT ROBBERY.
Ksnnsdy's Girl Gives Seine DansAginE
Testimony Against Him.

Kansas City. Mo. April 23.-lnterest
In the trial Of John Kennedy. the re-
puted leader In the recent Blue Cut
train robberies, quickened yesterday by
the appearance in the proceedings Of a
relative Of the notorious James broth
ere. Following the testimony Of Barr
Flynn. the Crackerneck farmer. who
confessed TO completely In the robber-
les and who went upon the witness
stand. told every detail Of the two
hoit-ups which he insists we're COM
mitted by Kennedy. two men whom he
does not know and has never seen
since and himself.
Miss Maggie Ralston was then called
10 the witneHs chair. Miss Ralston ID
about 30 years Of age. tall and good
looking She comes from the Crack
erneck district and Ia a sister-in-law
OF Frank James. Miss Ralston is said
10 have been a favorite In the eyes Of
the ACCUSED robber. She testified that
few days after the last robbery Ken
nedy told her that he had So 900
and then told the details az Kennedy
had told them 20 her.
During this testimony Kennedy's at
titude vas defiant and he frequently
declared that the witness lied.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
n.ruhlls,r. WIN Asssr,

Washington. April ec-The Republic
can senators In caucus decided 10 ac-
ccpt the proposition made by the oppo-
sition Tor the flhns u senate commit
tees. leaving the arrangement Of de-
tails 10 Senator McMnlau's commit
tees.
The caucus also considered the cues
ton Of fnlng elective or,ces OF the
senate and a .oommiite, authorized to
psgotiats Nth the oppoatioa TO So
Sprlng a division Of these places. Beth
iccrclafy aaa sergcant.at.arms 81 the
Sonate are Democrats and Republicans
nluk they should be- allowed TO nam,
man 10 on one Of these piafcs
Details 81 this negotiation hav,
scen leti % a subcommittee consisting
d Mcmillan. Lodee and sposner
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24

The following is the scsre Of base
ball games In the TEXAS league yesteT,
day.
Al HOusten-Houston Z; Galveston,
L.
Al Dallas-Ballas. !; Paris. &
81 sherman penlson- sherman. Z:
Fort Worth. s.
At san AntohlO-San Antonio. Il;
Ausun. /.
The opening Eames IN the National
league resulted a. follows.
Az Baltimsre- Baltinoro. 10. Bios.
ton g.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 3; Cleve-
land. I.
Al Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, S,
New York. J.
Al S. Johls-St. Louis. !; Pitts
burg. 4
Al CihcihHAtl--Cihcinnati. 8; CAica-
90. z
Al washiagtOn- -wssAinEtOR. a.
BroOklyh. 4
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
SEVERE ON MIR. REED.
Speaker Of the House Scored By Sen
atOr Morgan of Alabama
CLAssED AsAFILIBUsTERBR
The DisorEauiEAtion Of the Committees
Lead 90 ths Attack bankruptcy
Bnl Passed By the senate
The House Proceedings.

Washington. April 23.-The session
N the senate yesterday was one Of the
most eventful since congress assem-
blod. II opened with proposition for
an Official expression Of sympathy 10
the Greeks In their struggle with Tur-
key. This soon was merged into a tur-
bulent debate over the disorrnnizod
state OF the senate. during which Sem
ator Morgan characterized Speaker
Reed as the great white nlibufiorer
Late In the day the Nelson bankruptcy
bill was passed by the decisive vote OF
20 tos
The bankruptcy bin Is the substitute
framed by Mr.. Nelson Of Minnesota.
The success Of this substitute IN dis
placing the committee bin was a sur
prise and disappointment 20 me judi
clary committee. which had reported a
comprehensive bill. known AS the Tor
reg bill. Il was regarded as a personal
triumph for Mr. Nelson. Tho BIN as
passed provides for voluntary and in-
voluntary bankruptcy but the theory
OF its author was 90 free n FROM harsh
ness and make Il Of substantial beHe.
N 20 debtors and creditors
The free homestead" bin was mad,
the unfinished business Of the senate
A committee OF fifteen senators wal
named to participate In the Grant cere.
monies
on the announcement Of the death OF
Representative Holman the senate ld
journed as = mark Of respect the ad
journment being until Monday
The house adopted a special order fol
the consideration Of the senate amend
ments Of the Indian appropriation bil
without reference 10 committee
Democratic dissonsions again came ID
the surface Mr Bailey and Dds i.i
lovers Joined with the Republicans 0r
this proposition after The special urdc
had been modified so as 90 not cove
tho other appropriation bills.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24

Uniohtowh. Pa. April 22.-FranK
Brown. a civil engineer Of Fair Chance
and Joshua McFadden, a butcher Of
this place. engaged a room at the La
fayette hotel yesterday afternoon In
which to transact some important bus.
mess A few hours later several shots
we're heard and the dead bodies Of the
men we're found lying on the door
Only one revolver was found In the
room and Il IL believed one man killed
the other and then committed suicide
The men we're formerly business part
ners and II Il thought they quarrelet
over the settlement Of their AFFAIRS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
WEYLER and GOMEZ.
The Cuban General Ignores a Message
From the Captain General,
SPAIN is NOW HARD PUSHED,
Has Not the Money 10 Carr on the
war In Cuba ahd Has No Way
90 Oct More-Ths insurtsnts
Are strsngsr Than Ever

New York, April pa letter to the
World from Havana. dated April H.
rays:
General Wsyler has put down his
last card here and lost llls commis-
sion has reported TO him thai General
Conner will not receive a. Tho mem
hers are Seniors Marcos Garcia VI Sane
Il spirltua, sportuno Of Trinidad ana
Fernandez Of Cienfuegos They sought
70 carry to the rebel chiefiain mes
sage that II he would end 'he war
Spain would grant the most perfect
autonomy to Cuba under tSo safest
guarantees.
General Gomez ssnt word that they
could not enter his camp; his sole OK
change was lbery and Independence.
The World courier saw General
weyler on the deck Of a steamer at
Tunas last Moadly night ordering the
Guardla Civil % clear the pier Of the
crowd waiting 10 take the boat The
soldiers clublGd the people With guns,
but the crowd did not move fast
enough Tor the general lie sworo fear
fully. calling the people vile names
and finally sent Escribano. his chief ct
staff. 10 make the people 80 away
Escribano with a club laid about him.
/ knocking down several OF o., Quietest
and NEST influential citizens Of the
district.
Pedro Lopez. cattle owner who
was at the time shipping cattle. was
knocked down haichway BY one OF
weyler's lisutenants
weyler weat 10 Jucaro. returning AZ
lJa.m lie refused 10 go in the cars
TO sanctl splrltus. but went on horse
back. guarded by 100 men. As be
passed along ho Withdrew soldiers
from the forts protecting the railroad
Soldiers overcome by the heat or doaf
were Taft on the road
i Woylor crossed the road az me exact
apot where Quibtin pandora had cross.
ed the day before. nandoa crossed
tho trocha and o. now in Puerto Prin
clpc.
signs that Spain Is hard pushed ar
becoming more and more manifest, fol
troops guarding important railway
are being Withdrawn. and tho garri
sons OF the Interior towns and elite
; are being reduced Soldiers ty hun
dreds are leaving Tor Spain by ever
: steamer. Their places are taken hl
2 forces Transferred from the country
4 Thus the interior is being rapidly
= abandoned. the soapor,s more sirongl,
f.. protected and a considerable uumoe
~ troops sent back homo
, All these are moves 90 the desperate
game spain "a now forced 20 play sh
must have more money and 10 rails
a loan is impossible 0s long ar Tie va
/. IN Cuba continues
General weyler therefore &C. rettIn
4 ready % declare the island pacIaet
A proof Il will be announced ths
there no longer is use Tor so large a
+, army
The rebels are active Ia every pro
vince. They meyer were more POW
g crful
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24

We arc informed chat Naya-0ia
sprnsIes boz streets alta c1stnf Eco per
Ngek Go each of tHa business houses.
Can NOT Bryan d. lha, much De- there
a business naD .u town 1hl Wouldn
give chat much Co setrd ofthe dust
The spinsler should run from Cars
cotton yarl ,o rarsgfsl1mbc yard and
"a block cach v1y 900 ilc cros streets.
Father luuuar delivered another OF
Ibis .orcible sermon. o., st. Joseph .
church hst uilbt ou Che subject II 10.
Yoration of >iir,s Father Brnuar
hasa wide reputation asavnt,r and
. speaker which l.s ability amply Iu,u
dos. $50 aoFt.ca. ave- announced Or o.
night Tho subject sunday night VII
De- puwlioN uuI uiu.guCes.
The c.ull.. no Bryan arc Invited q
suggest nawos .Hftlc ueN military glm'
pany The names may boz handed of
mailed to any uf lne following commit
tee 7. e.. Ninkcft J.. s. Ette. D. "
/ McCouu.Do, Charles Carr, Walter Joul
ter. This committee vii, choose iht
name Tor the company from tie lisi 81 al
in, aud % tht one selected Be- sent Boo D.,
la youu. lads che viii hn accorded Oh,
privilege of christening thc company
On. McCle!and Post Grand Army
OF the Republic 81 Houston. bear ihu
disiinii1n Of having the only woman
veteran member ,n the United States
She Is Mrs sarah Rlmands sey,ye o
. Ia Porte, Texas, anl she served as
private Loo The second Michigan inian
try, wearing masculine apparcI and en-
listing under Ono dcttlous name %
frank Thompson, by which she va
known In tlc army. She has her as
charge papcu intact aud is drawing
pension 90 Sl2 pea month.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
TWO MORE PLACES.
D.y I. shsrtnAns Assistant and storsT
Minister 20 Belgium

Mialstsr 10 Belgium
Washington. April 23-PresIdent
Mckinley has decided TO nominate
william r. nay. n Canton Ohio. to bo
first assistant secretary 81 state and
"a. Representative Bellamy sluror ~
Cincinnati. minister 20 Belgium
These nominations were Co have
been sent 20 the senate today hut uN
ing TO that body's adjournment over
until Monday. they will not geo iu m-
tll next week.
The aulng Of the Office OF hrt as.
sis,ant TO Secretary sherman ends "a
yeHauous problem that has bothered
the president considerably. Mr atorer
was Sisted originally for this appoint.
ment. but his nomination was opposed
strenuously by Senator Foraker and
other well known Ohio Republican.
who protested against q on personal
and party GROUNDS.
/ Judge Day. who win hc named o.
succeed Mr.. Rockhm as assistant sea-
Rotary Of state. Is said 20 bo tine law
yer. ana hls name haf been mentioned
frequently for solicitor general h'
and the president are on close term
OF Intimacy aud at the personal re-
auest Of the president he recently be-
gain inquiry to facts as 10 the dealt
OF DR. Ruiz. the American dentist in
spanish prison. preliminary 90 a Nisi
10 Cuba. where he viii attend IN ih
legal capacity Of Investigation by th
Spanish authorities 10 the allegation
that Dr. Ruiz was murdered
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
oo,.m,,,.. Appreciated.

Washington. April 23.-The house
adopted a resolution for the appoint
ment Of a committee Of % members.
Of which Speaker Reed Is chairman. 10
attend the Grant tomb exercises next
Tuesday The house also asked 90
take three days adjournment noFi
week With tbe understanding tha, 90
business shall De transacted Bog the
senate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24

Nashvlls. April % -Colonel Leon
Truesaalo. videly known throughout
o. south. diea % the residence Of his
nn near this city aged 70 years Tie
served in the Mexican war and IN the
Confederate army. lie was for years
clltor In chief Of the Memphis Appeal,
ths Nashville Union and AEsrican,
and was connected with the famous
war Journal the Chaliapooga Rebel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-24
tn. ruiishoma rirs

Nashville Tenn, April % -Tr'
losses caused by Gre a. Tunahoma. foo'
up $4,000; insurance about $4,000
SIX storehopses. three residences and
the Methodist Episcopal church wo-o
burned, Fourteen businefs firms &C.
rupled the SIX business houaor which
with oonterts, we're totally destroyed.