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spIit n Tnsureent Ranks.

Hong Kong, July 2.--According TO
letters from Cavite dated June 80, the
insurgents occupy the whole Of Bulu-
can province, occasional skirmishes oc-
curing.
The insurgents captured tie Spanish
ship Behul in Kayabo bay while che
was landing 500 troops. A stubborn
fight occurred, in which the Spanish
commander, lieutenant-colonel. was
killed.
The insurgents have captured the
governor Of Bulucan, together with his
wife and children.
Agninaldo placed under arrest the
rebel leaders Artachio and Sandico for
having revealed the fact that the
steamer Pasig, recently seized by the
Hong Kong authorities. was laden with
arms for the insurgents. Sandico APP
pealed to Consul Williams, and was
liberated. He is now on board the
Nanshan. II Is feared that the incl
dent will cause split in the insurgent
party, Sandico being influential and
the only insuTgent leader capable OF
administration. The insurgents fear
that Aguinaldo will shoot Artachio un-
less Admiral Dewey interieres. as be
suspects that Sandico intended to form
an opposition party.
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Road ConrentIen.

Astoria, Or, July 2.-The county
court is using every means to provide
Clatsop with good roads, and it was
decided today to call convention.
This convention will meet here July
20-2l, during which time the farmers'
convention will be In session here.
The road convention will consist of two
or more representatives from each road
district, and the best means OF securing
good highways for the county will be
discussed. Farming in Clatsop county
is steadily increasing. but farmers are
greatly handicapped because Of poor
highways. 1t is the intention to re-
move this obstacle to the county's prog
ress, and secure thoroughfares which
can he used the year round. The con-
vention will doubtless be largely at
tended
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Insurrents Nrassing.

Juragua, via Kingston, July s.
General Garcia and 5. 900 insurgents
from the mountains west OF Santiago
were brought here today on American
transports. Fully 5000 insurgents are
now concentrated near Juragua. The
majority are we'll armed, but all are
badly clothed. They are accustomed
to the -whacking methods OF the
spaniards, and are familiar with every
trail in the vicinity of Santiago. A
conference between Shafter and Garcia
will be held tomorrow to further con-
slider plans of cooperation of the two
armies.
Garcia's plan is to march his entire
army overland along the northern
coast, keeping in touch with the Amer
ican army. AS soon as possible Garcia
will effect a junction with Gomez
forces, now west Of Havana. The Gu
ban leaders plan to have 10000 insur-
gents before Havana when the time
comes for investment of that city.
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The wire to the Front.

Washington, July 2.-General A. W.
Greedy. chief signal officer, tonight re-
ceived a dispatch from Lieutenant-
Colonel Allen, signal corps officer In
Cuba, announcing that telegraph
and telephone station had been estab-
lished at point within tive miles Of
the city of Santiago. This information
is of the highest Importance to the
officials of the war department. as Ii
insures to them practically direct
communication with Shafter. The in
formation is significant, too, as it shows
that the American troops are within
rifle shot of Santiago. The telegraph
station being of course within the
American lines, its location conclusive
ly indicates that the forces Of General
Shaiter have established themselves In
advance OF telegIaphic communication.
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ADVERTISING RArns.
EASTERN SQUADRON
Preparing for Its Raid, while Camara
Loses Time.

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Washington, july 1T was an
nounced at the navy department this
afternoon that the Spanish Cadiz
squadron had paid the heavy suez
canal tolls and was about 10 proceed
eastward through the canal, though
this statement was probably erroneous,
in view OF the later reports TO the
press indicating that the Spanish ves-
sells were stopping for repairs The
adivces only hastened preparations
making for the departure Of Commo-
,lore Watson's Eastern squadron. The
commodore has reported to the navy
depar ment his arrival of Santiago,
and his consultation with Admiral
Sampson respecting the details Of the
cruise, which, it is expected, will oc-
rupy fully four months, providing the
var endures that length Of time.
The delays to which the Spaniards
are subject at Port Said will rebound
very greatly to the advantage Of Adj
miral Dewey, II Camara is still In re-
ality bound for the Philippines, for
they insure the arrival OF almost the
whole Of General Merritt's forces, and
almost certainly OF the cruiser Charles
ton and the Monterey and Monadnock,
before the Spanish squadron could
reacl, Manila harbor.
II was learned this afternoon that
tile Egyptian government had decided
10 notify Admiral Camara that the
ontinued presence Of the Spanish feet
az Port Said is violating neutrality and
that tile warships must leave.
Consular Agent Broadbent has Just
made master stroke, which he reports
10 the department. While the Spanish
ships were seeking permission Of the
Egyptian government to take coal at
Pert Said the consular officer succeeded
in quietly buying up all the coal avail
able at that place. This amounted to
2,0C0 tone, and it Is In a good place TO
be shipped to Dewey, to serve as base
OF supplies for Watson's Eastern squad
ron, when 1t enters the Mediterranean,
or to coal any American vessels that
may pass through the Suez canal,
bound to the Asiatic station.
The news that reached the depart
ment through the press reports that
Admiral Camara is about to leave his
torpetIo-boat destoryeis at Port Said,
because they would be unable to
weather the monsoons that rage in the
Indian ocean at this season. is believed
ut the navy department to piesage the
dissolution OF the squadron and the
abandonment of the cruise to the Phil
| ippine.
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NOT IN SIGHT.
American Troops Have Not Yet Reached
Manila.

Washington. July 2.-While not pro-
lix in his utterances Admiral Dewey
loses no opportunity to keep the navy
department informed Of the state Of
affairs at Manila. A dispatch came
from him today dated Caivte, June ~,
reporting that conditions are practical
ly unchanged, making no mention OF
the arrival of reiniorcements. He had
some other matters of interest, but
they were not Of character that could
properly be made public at this stage.
For one thing 1t can be stated that
Admiral Dewey has been particular to
avoid committing his government to
any particular line of action respecting
the future OF the Philippines or to do
anything that would embarrass General
Merritt In framing a policy to meet
the needs of the case when he arrives.
He had made no official pledges to the
insurgent leader. although he has not
hcsitated to openly praise his good poll
itics and his accomplishments.
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shafter.. On.rlnI Renort.

Washington, July Q The war de-
partment has received the following
from General shafter. dated at sibo-
ney:
Have had very heavy engagement
today, which lasted from A. NJ. un-
til sundown. We have carried their
outer works and are now in possession
of them There is now about three
quarters OF mile Of open between my
lines and the city. BY morning, the
troops will be entrenched. and consid-
erable augmentation of the forces will
be there. General Lawton's division
and General Bates brigade have been
engaged all day in carrying FL Gauey,
which was accomplished at 4. P NJ.
Am we'll In line, and will rest in front
Of Santiago during the night. ! regret
to say that our casualties will be above
400. OF these not many were killed.
"SHAFTER. -
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Playa del Este. July Alt is be-
lieved that General Garcia. whose
forces were taken to the east to CO.
operate with the United States army in
the capture of Santiago, will be sent
back with 5000 of his men to stop the
advance of General Pando. the Spanish
commander. who. with s,400 troops
aud quantity of cattle, was reported
at a point III miles from Manzanillo,
going east towards Santiago. Accord
ing to information which reached the
flagship New York today from Colonel
Rios, in command of the Cuban camp,
General Pando started from Manzanillo
June %, and Is travelling at the rate of
10 miles day. The distance to Sam
tiago is 81 miles, and the roads are
rongh aud difficult to travel. The Gu
bans now opposing Pando Number only
about 400 men.
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New York. July "A special to the
Tribune, dated at Port Said, Egypt,
June 80. II P. NJ. says:
The Spanish consul-general, who
came here last night, received this
morning number of dispatches from
the Duke of Aimodovar. minister OF
foreign affairs, and Immediately after
wards held a long conference with Ad-
miral Camara on board the Pelayo.
At 1850 o'clock the Isla de Luzon ar
rived. She has crew of lI9 men, her
armament consists of two heavy guns
and she carries 1900 tons Of coal and
large supply of provisions.
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Harrisburg, Or, July 2.-This morn.
ing Charles Turner was shot and killed
by I. M. McGrath, about six miles
east of this place. Turner had been
working on the farm Of Harvey Sum
merville. McGrath lives near by.
Turner visited with McGrath's boy,
about his own age. McGrath thought
he was visiting his wife, with whom
he has had trouble, and became jeal.
ous. Today he went to the Summer
vile farm and went up to Turner, who
was working in the hay field, spoke a
few words. then stepped back and
drew revolver and shot him. The
ball entered Turner's left breast, and
he dropped dead.
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A BATTLE BEGUN
Santiago Attacked by
the Land and Sea
Forces.
ENEMYS OUTER WORKS TAKEN


MORO Castle and the Forts Bombarded
by the Firet-yesuyius Used Her
Dynamite Guns with Good Eject
Cervera's ships Fired Upon Troops
Playa del Este, July "A general
assault on the city OF Santiago by the
land and sea forces OF the United States
began at o'clock this morning.
General Lawton advanced and took
possession Of III Gauey, suburb Of
Santiago.
Moro castle and the' esief' forts at
the entrance Of the harbor were bonn
barded BY our feet. Tie Vesuyius
used her dynamite guns with geod
effect.
The Spanish fleet in the liarbor fired
on the American troops, who were very
close 10 the city.
Hard fighting all along the American
line was in progress at ! O'Clock.
Nine wounded Cubans have been
brought In.
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Redding, CAL, July IA special
train carrying the officials of the Union
Pacific railroad was wrecked tins even
ing between Smithson and Delta, about
e6 miles north of Redding. Although
receiving severe shaking up none Of
the officials were injured. The engi-
neer and fireman were hurt. but not
seriously. The engine jumped the
track In cut, but the coaches stayed
~, fha vatla The train waa dala..aa
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Cabans Sent 10 the Westward.

Washington, July 3.--An official
dispatch was received last night at the
war department confirming the press
report that Sliatter had sent back on
transports to Aeerraderos. whence they
came. 1000 of Garcia's Cubans. The
purpose is double one, first, 10 pre-
vent reiniorcements coming into San
tiago fom Manzanillo on the west, and
second to prevent the retreat IN that
direction of the Spanish garrison Of
the town.
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Madrid, July 9.-In an interview
this afternoon Lieutenant-Co Cor
rea, minister Of war, asserted that Adj
miral Camara's squadron had begun
the passage Of the Sues canal. He
also announced that the Victoria, the
Numancia, the Alfonso XIII and the
Lebanto. all armored cruisers. are
ready to form the third squadron.
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Famine at Santiago.

Playa del Este. July a.--Instercepted
dispatches from Admiral Cervera show
a critical state Of affairs at Santiago
Both food and ammunition are Tcportei
TO be getting very short, and tho lattes
will be exhausted soon. For some days
the fleet has been unable to draw a
shot from the batteries of the harohr
entrance, even though going very
close inshore. The cruiser New Or
leans has left for Key West.
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London, July 2,--Officials OF the
United States embassy discredited the
Madrid dispatch saying that CamsIa
has passed through the Suez canal.
They say he had not entered the canal
khfs mornino.
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Kingston. Jamaica, July "a news
paper dispatch-boat, the Elay, went
ashore last night at Rocky Point, at
the eastern end Of Jamaica. She will
probably so to pieces. Langdon Smi-
ley, a correspondent, was on board Of
her at the time.
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Washington. July a.-Gen. Greely
has the following from Siboney;
"Saw the war balloon up near San
tiago last night from the flagship OF
Admiral Sampson, where ! was observ-
ing IL. "ALLEN."
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nninhIn BADLY nn,nnead.

Washington, July 3.--keports 2. 70.
ceived at the navy department of The
collision between the Dolphin and
Ne 4ark indicate that II took place neas
KEY West. The Dolphin smashed her
stem, filling the forward Compartment
TO the collision bulkhead. Itia expected
three weeks will be coaumed III making
repairs.
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San Francisco, July 2.--The steamer
Newport, with General Merritt ON
board, sailed this morning for the
Philippines. General Merritt ia very
anxious to avoid an encounter with
any vessel from the Spanish navy. and
will issue orders to the fleet at Homo
lulu to make all possible speed to the
islands.
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rsl.e neports From NIadrla.

Madrid. July 9. 2.--According to a dis
patch received today by the Spanish
Minister Of Marine, Admiral Camara
in command of the Spanish feet re-
Gently at Port Said, has passed
through the Suez canal. apparently on
his way to the Philippines.
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Port Said, July 2.--Admiral CANA
ra's ships have moved outside OF the
harbor In order to coal from their own
colliers. The Spanish colliers
Colon and Covangada have also entered
the Suez canal.
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Camara Goes 10 Sen.

London, July IA dispatch to
Lloyd's from Port Said, dated 1o:4O
o'clock tonight, says that the Pelayo.
Emperador. Carlos Quinto, 0sada.
Patricia, Buenos Ayres. Isla de Panay,
Rapido, San Francisco, Isla de Luzon
and San Ignace de Loya have gone to
sea.
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nnt,le Coniinnrd IlntlI nnrk.

Playa del Este. July 2.--The fighting
continued until dark. Our forces car.
ried the enemy's outer works, and have
occupied them this evening.
The battle will probably be resumed
at daybreak.
The American loss If heavy. Some
estimates place it at 500 killed and
wounded
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spaniards Retreated.

siboney. July AIT | O'Clock this
afternoon, after six hours terrific fight
ing, the Spaniards began TO leave their
entertainments and ietreated into the
city.
Many Americans we're wounded, and
are being brought in. One man had
both arms shot of and was wounded In
one hip, but was laughing.
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ARLINcToN-FossIL

stage leaves Arlington every m1fningtNunday
aKeeptCdl nj sis o'clock ID due at Condor AZ b
y. ins and arrives at F0seii at y. N,
Comfortable coaches and careful experienced
drivers.
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Berlin, July 2.--The following dis
patch has been received from Hong
Kong: According to trustworthy In
telligencc from Manila, the Spanish
goyenor-general has made arrange
ments for a meeting with Admiral
Diedrichs commander of the German
naval forces in the far East,l in order
10 propose In behalf OF the Spanish
government that Manila should be
handed into provincial charge Of q neu-
tFal commander. The proposal was
reiected hv Diedriehs In view. ni kha.
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Iseileves Generai Brooke.

Washington. July 2,--Brigadier-
General Penning, recently relieved
from duty at Camp Black, was today
ordered to proceed to Atlanta to relieve
General Brooke Of the command of the
department of the Gulf. This order
does not effect Brooks command Of the
First army corps. in camp at Chicka-
mauga, and which is TO proceed to
Tampa for embarkation to Santiago,
either TO reinforce Skaters army or to
invade Porto Rico.
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There la no abatement In the do
mand for the now war bonds, Experts
agree that tho total Of individual subs
acriptiona will not exceed the sl0, 900, :
600 mark,
The submarine boat Argonaut has
completed run OF 400 miles under
and on the waters Of the Chesapeake
bay between Baltimore and Norfolk,
Va, and Simon Lake, tho inventor,
Expresses confidence In being able TO
cut the wires q destroy mines laid 70
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In Venezuela the revolution which
has prevailed for the past six months
ended BY the defeat and capture of
Hernandes, its leader.
A horse will live 90 days without
food. merely drinking water.
Representative Davidson, OF Wiscon-
sin. has introduced bill Increasing
the army ration BY the addition of
one-quarter Of pound Of pure Ameri-
can cheese. A similar bill has been in
trodaOed BY Representative Chiekering,
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~ Q. IiINnLf. Agent, Arlington.
w. ts. tsuRL-nuRT.
General paaHsnker Aren't. Portland QE
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81 BiOo M willamette Rlsst. a:aOp. m.
~ rhes. Thur Fuea,, Thur
and fAt. Portland to cotyRsl and Sat.
lis Y Way Land+I
III ~ iuEVsss III
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100 a. m NlllzmsllH aHd Yam. $3.50 p, m
Tues, Thur, hui ktyats, Mon Wed
and Sat- aud Fri.
M lon,A Way Land.
ingA
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W. l.. MILLER AT LARGE.
dangerous Character Escapes From
the Asylum.

Deputy Sheriff a G. Lane and Denutv
HhefiF Tom Kelly left the city Yesterday
afternoon Tor the east side Of Lake Wash
lngion 10 capture ". l.. Miller. who recent
~ eseaped from the insane asylum. Miller
Is ~ son Of old Man Miller. who was
tried and acquitted Of the murder II 4 man
named Coleman on Mercer island on the
day Of the Chinese riots Miller has
escaped from the asylum two or three
times. Several years ago while al liberty
he terrified the ranchcrS on the east side
Of the lake by killing stock. and II Il
claimed. burning house
lie Is now masqueraiing under the name
- Thomas Williams He vas met yester-
day morning by ex-County Commissioner
Heat0H. who talked with him some time
AZ the Newcastle landing before definitely
discovering his IDENTITY
Miller Is said 20 have called Al a hous,
where Hiss Mckenzie and her sister lived
He demanded food. When his identity WAS
discovered BE said that he would Xii them.
Il is said. II his ion;ity WAS revealed. Miss
Mckenzie and her sister were moving 10
Newcastle yesterday.
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letter From DIR. bolton.

County Supcriuterient Of schools w ].
Meredith has received cordial letter ot
acknow !edgment from n. T. l.. Boiton.
who formerly occupied a Oh ar IL tie Uni
ver>ity q Washington. iu response -
resolutions PASSED by the King County
Teachers Association, before which ne
delivered series Of lectures on chiid
study. Or Bolton Is nov ~ Worcester.
Mass where he j. doing some special
work in the state normal school II eX-
poets 10 spend the ensuing YER in Ger
many. His letter il ia follows.
My Dead MIR Supcrin'eut.ut: Allow
me to Thank he teachers ~ King county
for the very kind recognition of my work
which they made in the resolutions pass
ell at their May meeting and winch y0u
communicated 10 me As member of the
committee. My thanks are iur - vQ9
personally and the members OF tae COM
mtttee as we'll for the cordial way in
which vas aiw avs treated. formed 4
high opinion Of ne efficiency and @,,} est
ness OF all The teachers IN their work.
and my good Will SHAH always go with
them for the prosperous outcome # her
efforts Again thanking Won, / shall al
ways remain. most sincerely yours.
Y J.. BOLTON"
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FRED II. MAILORi'S CONDITION.
Chances Favorable for Recovery
No Inquest Necessarily

The condition OF Fred Il Mallory who
les IN Providence hospital suffering from
a compound fracture OF the thigh. the re-
suit Of his plunge through the hatehwav
Of The Arizona on Sunday last. gives prom
ise OF ultimate recovery. No internal in
jufios have been discoveied by the sur
geons. the Only other wound being a hruise
on the side OF the head Mrs Mallory. the
young mans mother has been constantly
by his side. Several times yesterday he
revived. but the suffering from his Injury
was 50 great that opates were immediate
" administered 10 ease his pain Owing to
tbs fact il has been impossible to have
from him any statement regarding either
al his own case or the accident which
caused the death OF Prof Reals IT, indeed
ne knows anything Of the latters fall to
the vessels hold.
Yesterday Coroner IanioI. after inves-
.isating the circumstances ~ the sad af-
fair as far as they can b. asctrEaiucd. de
cided il WAS not necessary 10 hold an in
quest TO a t-Inteligencer reporter hc
expressed mis- belle: that IN" officers of the
Arizona cannot 10 charged with having
committed any Crimlna. care.esSne-s. The
doors leading 20 the between 81. k. where
IS situated the hatchway through which the
two men felt. were closed and it was not
reasonable 20 suppose hat any but :he
crew would make their way down into mat
that could result from fhe preferrug -
char-.s II criminal ~a~ei"%sues- against
the off - me Arizona would h. civil
action Tor damages. RI. Ne vessel az ~
time. II che accident Wa virtually IN" pop
er,v of 7ha J-u.tyi states.
TIE body Of pro-. Bcals WI be shipped
- Ia Conner FOR burial
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n" extension II Denny way across ths
EeHf9a addition. passed.

me extension Il Denny way across the
EsHf1a addition. pass,-3.
Bis we're introduced as follows:
b commute o. poace Hcense and reve-
me t0E request - c.sy comptroller PRO
Wong for the licensing ~ AL r...b.Ir
faoEs exhibiting in me ely 70 walca the
admission Zee charged IL - cents leenss
tes - - 81 pe~ week: IN cas%e q in. ~Sir}r,
Tee IL larger tiIe license 70 irc~rs.~s - mo-
i5JfStoffa ely FIRST reading
Dn t1s!d ressding-Bili providing for the
9ifefsssTS % dog SHOVE ard nx5ng the IL
ceAse a. SO p@r day Or 80 per weeM
psa sss4d
GA motion the bill app-or.at.ng money
-" the payrn@a, OF the funers! expenses
q tIe murdered police Officer. Roberts
"a9 taken from the table and referred 10
tt-e -om7i.ttee on finance.
ot' notion Of Nayln adjournment was
faA-A. - jfsnorrow evening. July D At 5
= n when specla. session. will te n4ld
70 CONSIDER an ordnance 10 ~ introduced
~ iae corporations committee d.sIossing
y tHe matter OF the granting % fran
thiSe - William Baker to utilize the Sno-
4uaia14e falls power for ali electric pup
DoSes In lhe city. The original resolution
Wa7 introduced four months ago and Re-
ieffed - ghe corporations committee since
WHICH tAne IL has hung fire. the commit
Tee not having D*tn able % come. 10 an IN
deF*tandinE- 1T has promised TO report
AHAiIy on Wednesday, night.