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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15

Chicago, M5Tch IA-lJreSSeu poultry,
firm: turkeys, 7QS; chickens, 7qS; ducks.
~ cents.
Butter-Steady; creameries, l3QlSi9; dali
ries. l0lsG16.
Eggs-weak: fresh, 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 1A-Wheat-Re-
ceipts. IL cars; market fairly active, about
steady; No ! hard. S2i2GSe; No. ?. S6izQSSs.
Ne. 3. s4GS5i.: No. l red. 1894; No ?. 20;
No 5, 1891; No. > spring, S62S7; No. 5,
sass.
Corn-Active. about steady; No.
mixed, 2Sdi4.
Oats-Active, firm; No. white, y
Rve-Ffrm: No. . 45G+6.
Hay-Weaker; choice timothy. SSSeQS.co;
choice prairie, S7Q7-25.
Buttre-Active. country scarce; cream
cry. 15a1si2; dairy, l4Gl6.
Eggs-Fresh, 5 cents.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis. March l4-Wheat-Lowcr. No
red cash elevator. s71g; track. 97i-; March
s7i.: May, 9aA: asked; July. SIS; September
76a.; No hard cash. 9lGs2
Corn-Firm; No. cash. "a; March
27,t; May. g7lz asked; July, ISIS bid; Sep
Oats-Firn; No. cash. 26Is bid; track,
e77i.: March. Ssh; May, 2Sss bid; July,
~ September. e5i.: No. : white, =.
Rye-Lower, +S12
laxseed-Nominal. S.I5-
Hay-Duu for all but choice timothy;
prairie. $3.50; timothy. SSQle
Butter-Steady; creamery, los2e17; dai-
~, GALS cents
Eggs-Steady, 9.
Po~k-I,ower; standard mess. joebing.
Iard-uiet; prime. Sass; choice asa.
NEW YORK.
New York. March 14-Flour-Receipts
* NS7 barrels: exports, l5.5ss- Inactive and
barely steady az old pricesQ-
Wheat-Receipts. HISS bushels Spot,
aosv. No. red. s1.e4Is Z. o. b. afioat 10 ar
rive. Options weaker. closed isqlsc ac-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15
If So,

The Christls-sirest Commission Com
pauy can give you a continuous market
FIRST class service. Fair treatment
Write or cali on us a. our oflcs IN the
ssdgwtcR block. Wichita. Kan. Puvats
wire cverywhers.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15

Ripans TsaIes colds Officer Charles II. SuPs1u II
the Philadelphia police force, has been connected with the DE-
partmcut for nearly fourteen year, II speaking Il RpzaS
Tabaes he says Ny duties pa,roza make necessary
for BE out at a. hours Of the night Although u robus,
frame, you subject colds Rpacs Tzbuies have
done great service and prevented from beng Laid up
than II Il rains the night cold
swallow Ripans Tabuie Whrn have do3e tbs. changes n
the weather do affect Gladly recommend ;heTn whe-
evcr get the opportunity 70 Do 50
80 - $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15
IMPORTANT NEWS OF TODAY

Pages
Two New Warships Bought
Huge Orders For War Munitions
Cuban Relief and Starvation
European Newspapers Mix in
spaniard Challenges Mason
Auxiliary Cruiser Inspection
Cubans not TO be WheedIed
2. Rosenbaum Court Of Inquiry
Senate Votes For New Vessels :,
Kansas Texas Fever Law is Good
3. Wichita Livestock Markets
Stocks and Bonds are Strong
5. No Rebate of Taxes
Attorney Faints in Court Room
@. Minick After Police Board
GAR. Orators are Chosen
"a. Murderer's Confession I'D For Sale
9. News of Recent Science
Amateur Photographic Points
Notes For the CycIers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15

Chicago, March H-Dressed poultry.
firm; turkeys. 76S; chickens. 7dS; ducks.
~ cents.
Butter-steady; creameries. I3q1sll4; dali
ries. 1olsG16.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
Cuban Commissioners Arrive.

Gen. Calixto Garcia and the other
Cuban commissioners appointed by the
military assembly at Santa Cruz de.
Sur. have arrived at Washington fol
the purpose of laying before President
Mckinley resolution recently adopted
by the assembly as To the future of tn,
island of Cuba. The commission con
sists of Gen. CaliXto Garcia, chairman
Gonzalo Lanuza. Manuel Sanguily
Gen. Jose NJ. Gomez and Jose Ramon
Nillalor
Gen. Garcia says: The Cubans have
no other feelings for the Americans
than those of friendship and graf
itude. As for myself. | believe il
American occup1tion of Cuba unit
order has been restored. but not for
ever. ! am for free Cuba and SO are
all other CubanS. There is no senti
ment on the island for annexation
All Cubans have faith in Mr.. McKin
ley" Gen Garcia also said that at the
assembly at Santa Cruz del Sur ther,
was the greatest spirit Of unity shown
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02

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Already his new scientific system of
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lie has proved the dreaded consump.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
THE NEWS CONDENSED.

Star Pointer. the famous PAGER which
holds the worlds record OF l:5si4, was
sold at New York 10 W. j. White, o.
Cleveland, for $1,000.
Rafael Igleaias. president of Costa
gica. and number OF his retainers.
irr.ved i'm the country 10 visit President
Mckinley and see American cities.
There will be strong effort To pusl
through the House at this session o..
,ongres, the L.dre bill restricting i'm
migration. which passed the Senate
,a,t session.
ne Ordcy of the Golden Fleece wa
Bestowed upon President Faure OF
france by the queen regent OF Spain.
through Seuor Montero Rios, of the
>paui prt commission
\ Chicago Erie freight locomotive
exploded near ma. O., killing Fire
man Little and probably fatally in
Turing Engineer ShirtleF. Conductor
Quick and brakeman Smith.
\ personal letter from Admiral
Dewey says: Il trust the entire Philip
pine archipelago will be retained by
The United States. Any other arrange
mcnt will lead To no end Of trouble"
The revolution recently begun In
Salvador is headed by Thomas Regal
ado, a strong military leader. who as
pires TO disrupt the new Central Amer
lean federation and become president
of Salvador.
Secretary Alg er has organized an
army transport service. which is TO be
entirely independent and distinct from
the navy and consists of vessels ar
ranged. equipped and manned espe.
cially for transporting troops.
A c., H. Il d. passenger train ran
into an open switch, in the suburbs of
Toledo. aud crashed into a freight car.
Engineer Rockwell jumped in time.
but Fireman Roebeck was fatally hurt
and brakeman Weaver had two ribs
broken. one PASSENGER was hurt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
About Catarrh

1t is caused by cold or succession Of
colds, combined with impure blood.
Its symptoms are pain in the head, dis
charge from the nose, ringing noises iE
the ears. 1t Is cured by Hoods Sarsa-
ptrilla which purifies and enriches the
blood. soothes and rebulds the tissues
and relieves all the disagrceable sensa.
tons.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR.


III vi Nal.
The Peo, ~. Nat Fox. Rare.
The People IS. Frank Cuun. Assault
and Battery
) he People w. Byron Parrish Murder
The People ". John Ecean SANDER
p hc People rs John smith and May
smith. Keeping house of i'll fame
The P.opic vs.. L,audcr G Hull. Ma
lic.au- dc-truction OF fence
The People IS. Arthur Yariger. Selling
liquor without license.
The Pcotisy-. Arthur Yarigcr Selling
liquor without license.
The People ". John OBrien Taking
indecent liberties with female child
The People vs.. John Nchahnerr. Setting
fire 90 dwelling with intent To burn.
The People w.. Samuel Brownell and
Mary Erownell Murder.
I--rtS or tAcr AND LAW.
George y. S,iiorl VS. Jacob Scifcrt. Jr
As,unpsiL
County Of Gratiot VS., Frank Mun~on ct
al. A,,umpsit
Louis QUINN ". The First NATL Bank
OF Ithaca. As,umpst.
George Cole ". Fremont II. Cook. APP
peal from probate court
john Monroe administrator OF Sarah
Tcuyck. v. Napoleon h. Thornton and
Elizabeth Thornton. Federation in re-
plevin.
Walter Noshcr ". Frank Broc~omlee
Rcricyin; appal from justice court.
Philip f. Stroet Vs.. Katie VauLcuyan.
Appeal from justice court.
Calvin :. Pratt, V, \. r. Barstow, ct al
Damages.
Marvin 4 Sallcr, administrator. OF Julia
Sutherland Est VI, Daniel VI. sutherland
RepIe,in.
Adcibcrt !. lar,tow y, Edward Crccch
Appeal from justice court.
Philemon II. r. 5. vs.. Jacob \ Voorhee,
Assumpsit.
Truman W Whitney ct al vs. George
English A,sump>it.
Augusta Knight vs.. The Township Of
Bethany. Damages.
Daniel VI Sutherland ". Marvin X
Saltcr administrator of Julia Sutherland
~. Re ',yin.
Samuel Big low vs.. George Chapman
Damages.
William II. De thirst vs. b. +. Lane and
Philip inlin. appeal from justice court
Hiram Little, Relator, W. Chas. A.
Scnollz, Co. Drain Com. Respondent Pc
ution for writ of mandamus
K. ID Bate, and Orta q. Hates ". Levi
\. GARNER. A~,umpsit.
cutNCERY.
Ella Walker v. Friedrich Kelly, de
ceased ct al Injunction Bill.
Aq.oaJ i. Raynor GuardJ vs. Nelson T..
Jones and Nathan Il. Bradley ct al. Fore
closure Bill.
First National Bank Of Ithaca, Mich, by
GEO. Reed, Receiver, ct al ". Ithaca Mil
linz CO., John lcks, ct al. Foreclosure
Bill.
Mary Peters, ct al w. Donald b. Me
larcu, ct al Bill To set aside deed.
Lucy VI He'll -. Milo x. Van Dusen, ct
al Injunction Bill
Urah Brilliant y, Mary Brilliant. Bill
for divorce
Chestina Nestle ". Peter Nestle Bill
for divorce
Adlaid Greer v. John Greer Bill Tor
divorce.
Jacob A.'Noohee, vs.. Philemon II. Post.
Bill of complaint
Harriet Tucker " George Tucker.
Bill for divorce.
Jane, Wilson vs.. James Gun,olus Bill
Of complain.
Rose Snidcr w. William Snider. Bill
Tor divorce
Samuel f Bigelow vs. Aaron J. Raynor.
Bill ior specific performance.
Adel Hamme vs. stephen Hammel.
Bill Tor divorce
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
France ANA Italy Aiic. once More.

1t was quite unexpectedly announce
that a commercial treaty has been con
cluded between France and Italy grant
ing mutually favored treatment. Tn
negotiations have been conducted Will
the utmost secrecy. The exact etfec
of the concessions involved is no
known yet, but il is expected that the,
will have an important political In
hucnce for the removal OF a long stanc
ing friction between the two countries.
Looking 20 the hitherto strained rela
tions the treaty my bee considered tn,
most important international event a
regards Italy since the conclusion @
the triple alliance.
II is believed that the Faohoda affair
was instrumental in advising Franc
10 grant the necessary concessions.
Carlist Uprising Threatened in Spain.
4 Madrid correspondent says a lead
ing CarliSt tells ne hc will be aston
iShcd If formidable rising does not
occur in Spain within a month after
the peace treaty is signed. The Carlist,
have abundant supplies Of money. and
only something very big and uneN-
pected can prevent a rising
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-12-02
A NEW TRIUM PHI.
The DreadedConSumptiOn Can
Be Cured.

+. \. Siocun1, the Great Chen IA nd
SCtentISI. WI Send 20 Suffers,
Three Free Bottles Of t'is New
~ Discovered remedies 10
Cure CcnsunnptIop and
All Lung Troubles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-03
GENERAL cREEEEs REPORT
on the Conduct oGtho second Brigade Be
Fnra HInniln.

on the Conduct oGthe second Brigade Be-
fore Manila.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The report
OF Major General F. V. Greene, who
commanded the second brigade, second
division OF the Eighth army corps at
Manila. at the fine 6k tliiie 'bSttIg there,
on the 18th Of August last, has been
made public. General Creme was then
brIgadler His brigade consisted Of the
First Colorado, First Nebraska and
Tenth Pennsylvania, and the First and
Second battaaionS Of the Eighteenth
infantry, Batteries A and B of the Utah
artillery, a detachment Of Company A,
engineer, battalion First California,
First and Third battallons Third artll-
lery, Company A, engineer battalion.
General Greene describes In detail the
part performed by his command in the
battles about Manila, recapitulatlng in
the following.
This brigade reached Manila Bay July
IA: landed and established camp July
1871; was attacked by the Spaniards
July 81, August l, August and August 3,
led the advance in the attack and cap
ture OF Manila August 13 Our losses
were i6 killed and 66 wounded. 1t is Inn
possible to give any accurate figures OF
the losses OF the Spaniards, but Il 10
probably safe to say that their losses
from August / to 10 were at least 20
killed and 100 wounded. The manner In
which tho troops performed their duties
when ilghtinR, working In the trenches
or sitting stlll under FIRE, with strict
orders not TO return 1t, Is worthy OF the
very highest praise.
The resistance encountered on the
18th wae much less than anticipated and
planned. but had the resistance been
greater the result would have been the
same, only the loss would have been
greater. Fortunately the great result
OF capturing this city. the seat Of Span
ish power in the east for more than
200 years, was accomplished with a loss
Of life comparatively insignificant" !"
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THIEVES CAPTURED

In . Beat HOUSE, ~ middla Island Creek.
Supposod TO b. the Perpetrators OF Rob-
bsFies Along the RivsF-lIon Arrsstsd
i Are From Alartln'a FerFy and WheeiinE'
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligeneer.
ST. ArARY's. W. Va. Oct. 2.-Discov-
cries made to-day may fasten the rob
beries committed near here and at
Proctor upon Mcknight, Gear and Da-
Wis. who were arrested here late satur-
day evening. and who are now in the
Pleasants county jail. It win be re-
membered thar about two weeks ago
the depot at Proctor and the wharfbnat
at BaresyIlle were broken into, and q
large amount of merchandise was sto-
len. Clark & Co.'S general store. at
Brilliant, Ohio, was also looted. The
authorities followed q shanty boat down
the river, but were unable to locate the
thieves. The ofElcers proceeded as far
as Marietta, and returned home, after .
Ruthless search.
About this time Detective Mehen was
notified, and went to work on the case.
In passing Middle Island Creek bridge.
on Friday, he noticed suspicious-iook-
ing house boat moored behind cove,
which hid It from the river. The officers
followed the boat, but were thrown on
the track by the parties entering Middle
Island Creek, and Il was only through
the eagle eye of Captain Jim that the
men have been apprehended. He found
on the boat three men, boy and three
women. He found goods which tailed
with those stolen, and arrested the
three men. The women claimed they
were the wives Of the men. They alb
soluteiy refused to disclose any inform
alton concerning the stolen goods, and
proclaimed the innocence of their re-
spective husbands To-day a search
for the remainder Of the stolen goods
was Instituted by Captain Mehen, and
much loot found.
The women, after learning Of the dis
coveries, broke down and cried, and
stated that the rest of the goods had
been disposed of at various points
along the river.
Captain Mehen left for New Martins
VILE this evening, where he will pro-
cure warrants for the thieves, and have
them taken back tomorrow to the coun-
ty in which the thefts were committed.
The parties are all from wheeling and
Martins Ferry, and all have served
terms in the county jalis or penitentIar-
les for similar ofrenses.
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sHAYrER TAIKs.
HaS Not Beon sammOnSd BEFORE InveStl.
CATION CommisSlOn NJ Yet.

HaS Not Bosn samm0nOd BEFORE InVeStls
CATION CommiaSlOn NJ Yet.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-General Will
lam R. shafter arrived in this city To-
day from Montauk Point. He will 30
to Governors Island tomorrow to take
command Of the department of the east,
to which he has been assigned. He WAS
accompanied by Major j. D. Miley, his
aide.
When asked II he expected to remain
lonug in command of the department Of
the east. General shaftsr said:
"I expect to remain in charge of the
department of the east until General
Wesley Merritt arrives from Manila.
on his arrival 1 expect he Will assume
command Of the department, and Will
returne t0 the Pacific coast, and reas-
sumo charge of the department Of the
Pacific"
When General shnfter was asked it
he had been summoned to testify before
the commission to appoint army mat
ters he said:
II have not yet been notified to appear
DeIOTe the COEllllhblOus WllGN hll llu-
tilted 70 appear will do 80. don't
know what 1 could say OF any import
ance, but II am wanted shall cer-
tainly respond to any notification"
General Shafter was asked II he
thought the present army was held in
readiness without mastering out any
more GoldlerH for tho purpose Of aWalt-
ing the decision of the PaVis council.
There are not enough soldiers now 20
garrison all the posts. There Is need OF
100, 900 soldiers for that purpose. I odRt
know what the intention Of the DEPART
ment is."
Concerning the controversy between
General Miles and the war department
he said: ~ have no statement whatcver
TO make. have nothing to complain
about. did my duty as thought best,
and tried to do II faithfully for tho
best interests Of all. It will be tlmo
enough 10 make statements when my
superiorB complain and call me TO ac-
count. There lG no usc stirring up mat
ters,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-03
eRAOEFUL ACR
OF AEIinaldo-Refases GFnfuiiitl Untll
the Army Il Pnid.

or A,Iiunido-Refases GF.falfitl Uhtll
the Army Il Psid.
MANILA, oct 2.-Ths NaticlA ~
sembiy at Malolo5, at recent elttin
voted Aguinaldo q civil list o. slAl le99
but Agninaldo declined . recelye any
thing until the army should haYe ba1
paid. An attempt was made by palermo
the speaker of the house 70 hRYe ~
serted clause granting him an plipv-
auoe because of his ONCE, but the pro-
posl was rejected. The aEsembly 2.
now engaged In discussing tas eonsas
tlon.
The Spanish community & telegraphF
ing to Madrid in an endeGvpr to seaufe'
the enforcement of the release Of pris-'
oners, Personal Investigations made n
the provinces emphasize che deteEnina-
tion of the insurgents to obtain Q Gpes
clacguaranteeof favorable terms befogs
releasing the prisoners now ~ their
hands,Nand It Is certain that they VIA
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DON'T OWE A CENT.

sood showing made by the State Admin.
Iutration-A Balance ia the Trsasury of
over one Milton Dollnr,.
Special Dispatch to tho in'elugeneeF; ~.
CHARLESTON W. va o't' 4,,"sss w, y
Virginia does not owe a eent anu mas :. =
balance IN tne treasury ~ .ne ~ ,aSa vaUse ~ ~
the nscal year. september SO' tS''' y,
N'Oez's0O 80 treasurer Nenut - ~"
the administration are pl"uu ot I VI.
past years record Durlns 1he yea
S5S'6ol - has Oeeh aooeo 70 'ne ltFeuusi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-03
policeman FstaII1 InInrsl.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgoncer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, oct 2.-This
afternoon Policeman E. T. Burnett was
knocked down and run over by a two
horse carriage. driven by a man by the
name of Mccoy. of CattIetsburg. The
officer is now in a precarious condition,
having received internal Injuries, which
may prove fatal Mccoy Immediately
started on run for Cauettsburg, ten
miles distant, With the chief of police
in pursuit. but Mccoy had too good a
start, and escaped. The citizens are ln-
dlgnant over the affair. and trouble is
feared should Burnett die.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., oct. 2-Much
alarm was oecasloned here to-day by
the hoistlng OF cyclone signals by the
weather bureau. IT was feared at one
time that much damage would be done,
but such was not the case. During tho
day the wind reached velocity OF six-
ty-two miles and the tide rose two and
one-half feet above normal. Several
streets in the city were submerged ,caus-
ing much Inconvenience, bnt tvntIio was
NOT interrupted. nor was the city cut on
from communication either bV rail OF
wire in any direction. AL the ships in
harbor nought safe Rnchorases in tho
rlver and the communication with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-03
AWFUL TRAGEDY


In Cannon County, TsnnsGsss-FOur Kin.
cd and one Fatally shot
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. "A
special from Murfreesboro, to the Times
says: An awful tragedy has occurred
in the northern portion of Cannon coun-
ty, about thirty miles east of this city,
In which Eve men are reported TO have
been savagely assassinnted. John Hol-
llngsworth killed a man by the name OF
Higgins In that county over year ago.
A suit was brought against Hollings-
worth and a judgment taken against
HIN by the members OF the Higgins
family for 5000. Yesterday there was
to be an auction sale Of his property TO
satisfy this judgment and Holllngs-
worth, II is said, learning that thnt was
the date OF the sale, concealed himself
and several OF his friends In a large
barn on the place where the sale was to
be. When the party Of men came to
carry out the proceedings and had gath
cred in the barn, Hollingsworth and his
friends fired into them with double bar-
relied shot guns, killing four men and
Woundlng another so badly that he will
probablY not recover. The names OF
the unfortunate men are:
Killed: Rev, A. c. Webb, Samuel
Wash, his son. Jeft Higgins, and an un-
known man. Fatally injured: james
Vincent. Excitement Is running very
high. The men who were killed are OF
the most prominent people OF this Sec
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kIll,d Ils nrolher.ln.In,r.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 2.-Ex-
State Senator j. C. Richardson died at
his home in Glendale last midnight.
The coroner's inquest to-day holds his
brother-In-ilw, W. ]. Haldeman, a
wealthy and prominent business man
for murder. They were partners In a
large paper mill at Lockland, Ohio. and
quarreled two weeks ago over the ship-
ment OF car OF paper. They were
alone in the office at the time, and the
ns Ha,demRn refused to talk. Both
mon have large families that are prom
lnent in social and business circles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-03
H1NEsg gWPERoR's pRAfH
reditsa By state Departments but nsnl

redited by State Department. bat uonlea
by Chinese Minister.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 2-N6rht
message was received at the state de-
partment to-day, from Minister conger
at Pekin, concerning the situation there.
He says nothing concerning the report-
ed death OF the emperor, but states that
feeling OF anxiety exists, adding that
he does not consider the situation el-
pccially critical at present.
The state department officials DO not
~ MD assossination The CblneEe min
lister. however, discrodits the entire re-
port OF tragedy.