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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-22
THE RAILROADS.

Following are the principal facts con-
corning the underwriting syndicate
given in yesterdays issue Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce:
ManagerB-MesSrs. Speyer Brothers,
LoHdon; Messrs. Speyer & Co., New
York, and Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb & Co..
New York. Management in the hands
OF the syndicate managers. Total
amount Of syndicate, $90,0O0,0OO.
The syndicate agrees:
~ TO purchase 100000 3is per cent
prior Hen bonds, SI2,450,000 4lE per cent
first mortgage bonds and $l6.i50,000 4
per cent preferred stock for the sum Of
$25,6l7,500.
(2) 10 purchase S6,975,0O0 per cent
preferred stock and $30,250.0O0 common
stock Tor the sum Of $685.. 600, or a pro-
portion thereof. II the same is not sub
scribed for by the Stockholders OF the
old company. The syndicate obliges
itself to take either the whole amount
or any proportion not so subscribed for,
paying in proportion to the securities
delivered.
The syndicate further nErees 10 fun
nish any part OF $780, i4, O9S in cash called
for by the syndicate managers, to pay
of certain bonds of the ODD system ut
par II necessary, and to accept new Sc
curitles for said payment. TO the extent
that the same are reserved under the
plan TO provide for this Issue. The total
amounts Of the securities that the syn
dlcate may be calfSd upon to take on
account OF the $40 ,974. oSS cash are: $780,
357, 800 prior Hen 3ls per cent bonds,
S23.32947O first mortgage bonds and
S7,242,OSO 4 per cent preferred stock.
The syndicate Is further to advance
not exceeding $3OOO0.OOO from time TO
time, as and when required by the syn
dlcate managers. for the various pur-
poses OF the reorganization, which nd
vances are to be repaid with interest at
per cent per nnnum.
Not over $iS.o08.808 go per cent? in
money Will be called from the syndicate
members in any one month. Ten days
notice has to be given by the syndicate
managers when calling for money on
account OF syndicate subscriptions,
A cash commission OF 3 l-3 per cent is
10 be paid to syndicate subscribers on
the total amount OF their syndicate par
ticlpauon.
Managers are given the usual powers
to buy and seh securities in the market
for account OF the syndicate.
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THE DERA1L1NG SWITCHES.

There was a lengthy discussion re-
rardIng the dernillng switches proViue,u
far In the Wheeling & Elm Grove rail-
road ordinance at the Market and Main
streets crossings on Twelfth street.
Tho hard OF public works communica-
atom an the subject and that OF the rail-
road company were read. The COM
n,nv AGREES 10 put down the switches u
ordered to do so, but recommends mat
mo ordinance be amended so as TO eS=
enpt II from this provision. rms mat
tar mad been discussed before and many
neonIe believed that the deraillns
SsT,,itcbes would be dangerous in that
tho cars would be diverted from the
cnnrse neople in the vicinity would ex-
nect them 10 take. Chairman haitu
favored referring the matter to the CITY
.z,IIcI,or and city engineer, with instruc-
,Inns 10 investigate the workings OF de-
rSiIIrg switches In other cities. Mr. FAR
vented information: were the derailinS
..r,.itcbos ever found effectiveI Mr.
pmssaM attorney for the railroad conf
nsnv mad told Solicitor Nesbitt that the
Elm, Grove cars are provided with I'M
usually powerful electric brakes, put
,bs c,npany would put in the switches
~ ordered to do so by council.
II was stated that objections 70 me me
,,,,.i,cboS mad come from the business
men a the corners mentioned. who rear
JSraIIed cars would damage their build
M" Tr watson moved that the city s"llsl-
,or ha instructed TO eliminate from the
ordinance the sectlon providing Tor me
switcbes, There was no second to the
motion. however. .... ~
Chairman Baird again suggested re-
tsrence 10 the solicitor and engineer
Mr.. Wntson seconded, and tne motion
went through without opposition.
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The Megrail resolution, proVding ioF
the transfer Of $3.50 from The tuha anu
Is,,n5 In the paving Of South Penn
street from Virginia 10 zane, was aCt ~
MI up s,retch on Penn will give another
oI,,rovcd route between the bridges on
~ leland. In the past the only all
n smS route was out Virginia and up
I.rnr where the brick paving Is old
80 vcrV rough. Now a new route VIII
bn from either OF the main channel
Sr,dgcs 10 Penn street, thence on Penn
onG zane streets to the Bridgepert
SrIdpe. and continuing on up Huron 10
no Martins Ferry bridge. The Wheel
49,, ~, ar horsernnn gains the smooth paw
ing an penn and Zane streets.
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nor pIrNfpTNG WATER.

The matter " framing an ordinance
setting price for the pumping Of Hood
water from cellars by city fire engines
was ilscussed.It was the sentiment OF
the committee that there should be
charge, as the service Is damaging TO
the engines Chairman Baird, who ls a
member Of the FIRE department commit
tee, said that committee desires such an
ordinance enacted; In the past cellars
had been pumped and some OF the hust-
mess men did not expect to pay any
thing for the service. pleading their
large tax bills For out-of-town work
the charge for the services Of the de-
partment Is $50 an hour, but, OF course.
that rate would be excessive for pump
Ing In the city. He suggested that 81 an
hour would not be excessive, though me
committee on fire department would be
satisfied with 50. II was decided that
clerk O'Brien would communicate with
the FIRE departments OF Louisville, Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and other Ohio river
cities, asking for their rates for this
work.
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TEE BEST SOLUTION
ofths Problem of Transporting Prison
ers Back 10 Spain.

ofths Problem OF TranSportinE PTiSoh-
srS Back TO Spain.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 21.-An
Official of the quartermasters depart
ment with Skaters army Will be de-
tailed BY General SKATER TO supervise
the embarkation of the Spanish prison
ers for Spain. According to the terms
Of the contract with the Spanish trans
Atlantic company. this will begin by
the 25th Instant, when the company will
have five ships at Santiago. Practically
all the preparations for shipping the
men necessarily are left with the quar-
termaster ut Santiago. the department
here seeing to 1t that the transports
are at the designated places on time.
Colonel Hecker feels that his course
in awarding the contract to the Spanish
company, while It may give rise to some
unfavorable comment, was the best
possible solution OF the question. AL
though the enemy's ships will be all
lowed TO enter our own ports, yet after
the prisoners are aboard, they Will be
on the ships OF their mother country,
will be subsIsted by the Spanish COM
pany, and on arrival at the Spanish
port or ports will be subject to the po-
lice and quarantine regulations Of their
own country.
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ATLANTA. Ga. July 21.--The fight
over the place for holding the next
gathering OF Confederate veterans grew
warmer with the progress Of the reun-
ion. The Kentucky delegation finds to-
dag that the influence of the South Car
oiina delegates IS rapidly spreading.
General John Il, Gordon called the con-
vontlon OF veterans to order In the audi
torlum at Piedmont Park at 1880. All
the old officers were reelected as fol-
lows: General John y. Gordon, Geor-
gll. general commanding; General Ste
phen D. Lee, Mississippi, commanding
the department OF Tennessee General
w. L. Cabell, of Texas, trans-Mlssiss-
ippi department: General Wade Hump-
ton, the Army Of Virginia.
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THE RIVER

At 1O,p. m. the river was s feet and
stationary. This was the top-noich Of
the rise, which the steamboatmen did
not anticipate going over 3 feet 6 Inches.
Weather, clear and warm.
The Argand for Parkersburg. at 2p.
M; the Ruth. for Sistersvllle, at $3.50 D.
m. and the Make Yost, for Clarington,
at $50 p. M, were VeSterday's depar.
lures.
To-day the Leroy. for Darlington, and
the Ruth, for slstersvllle, are schedGl.
ed.
ON Saturday the departures will be
the Argand, Parkersburg, II a. m. and
the locals. Make Yost and Ruth.
Captain Ben Goodwin, of the Island,
boarded the Wellsburg ferry boat, West
End, when she passed here at 3 ?. m
yesterday, and plloted her through to
Parkersburg, where she goes on dry
dock.
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round Trip summer E1eurslon TiekeL

Commencing June u. the Mononga.
heIa River Railroad Company will sen
round trip summer excursion tickets to
Webster Springs. w Va, and return.
The location of Webster Springs IL six.
teen miles from CoWen. W. Va.
Tickets are printed TO read via Cow.
en- and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though II passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
to visit Conference.-The these tick
cts viii be honoced for passage from
Cowen 80 n-Gauiey and IT.
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel at Webster Springs Is
now open and affords ample, first class
accommodation for large attendance
Tickets on sale June u to September
30. inclusive. and good return
ing until October 81, 1895, 70!
rates apply 10 Hugh C. Bowles, Gentr.
nj SUPERINTENDENT MonOngnh, w. Va.
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OIL CITY-Rlver inches and sta.
tionary. Weather clear and pleasant
WARREN-RlveV i OF foot Wea'
Their clear and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet inches
and falling. Weather fair and warm
Adam Jacobs and Florence Belle down
Friday; james G. Blaine and Nellie
Hudson up.
BRowNsv1LLE-RIver feet and
stationary.
MoRGANToWN-Rlver Z feet .
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
PTTTsBURGH-RIver 80 feet and
failing at the dam. Clear and hot.
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mn 11cnNsn oRooKs."

The matter OF preparing new ordi-
,orcc providing for the licensing OF
boolSmakers runnig books" at the run
ulng race meeting which opens on the
stote fair grounds track next Monday,
was taken up. There was an extended
discussion on the eubject. The Nc
T,aughiin pool room pays q license OF
Il 900 ner annum, and this figure was
dnaIlv taken MS guide In framing the
now ordinance. There were suggestions
Tor SSg 20 and 800 a month for the iirSt
"book'' and IS a day for each additional
"bnok" conducted by the applicant
SyI,b four books running. this would
give the city revenue monthly between
$40 and $3.50 respectively. Finally IL
was decided that the rate would be
ssh 30 and s. day for additional
.'boolSs." The city solicitor was IN
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WHEN WE TAKE SNUFF
Then Every Continental Europa
Power Nesnas 10 snetEs.

Then Every Continental EUROPEAN
Power sssmS 10 snetIs.
PARIS. July el.-The Figaro to-day
says: 1t IS time the powers took ex.
IRENE measures to prevent comnodore
watson's dispatch to Europe and 10
end the war. Italy. Austria, Russia and
especially Franco have the greatest in.
teregt In reminding the United sta,ei
that they cannot allow America to &C.
quIre a footing in Europe. The friendly
representations of these four powers at
washington win, It is Is to be hoped.
prevent the United States from pursu.
ing the dangerous course on which It Is
embarking.
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When Hawaiian Commissioners Sail.

WASHINGTON. D. C., July 2I.-The
members of the Hawaiian commission,
Senators Cullom and Morgan and Rep
resentative Hit Will sail from San
Francisco for Honolulu on the steamer
Mariposa, August 10. The commission
ers VIII meet in Chicago. August and
proceed together, Joining the Hawaiian
members of the commission at Honoiu-
III. They expect to-be ready to,report
to Congress when Il re-assembles next
nacnFJ,har
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The report showed that in the German
department the enrolment for the
month was 526; total enrolment, 5I2;
OF German parentage, 2S5; not Of Ger
man parentage. 2i3; amount paid for
instruction, sos.
The committee on finance reported
that It had considered the application
OF the board OF education Of Fulton.
asking for an apporttonment OF the
school fund Of Washington and Madi-
son sab-dassr4cts, In consequence Of GER
tain pupils resident Of the city attend
,ng the Fulton school. The committee
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WILL TAX BOOKS
To be Conducted at the Running
Race Meeting here the
OECISIOy OF THE COMMITTEE

on ORDINANCES OF COUNCIL.
WHICH MET LAST EVENING.
MR.. BAIRD's ANTI-wEED oRD1-
NANCE TO BE PREPARED BY
fHE CITY soLlcIToR-MR AHIs
RESOLUTION FOR CUTTING
CHEZ OF PoL1cEs PERQuIs-
TIES PLACED IN A CONVENIENT
PIGEON HOLE.
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N09lQ pG UGEIEA II
these discussions Of the ailments peculiar
to women took place twenty years earlier
IN life. II little Of the prudery OF mod
ern society were hauished, so That young
women talked these subjects over among
themselves, there would be less suffering
amonE women In middle life.
Good health Is the best endowment that
q human being eau have. Good general
health among women 10 largely dependent
upon good local health In wnniauly way.
Through ignorance and neglect ii has be-
come such an ordinary, common place
thing for women 10 suffer from weakness
and disease Of the delicate and important
feminine organism, that many women have
come TO look upon these troubles as an
unavoidable inheritance. This is mis-
take. All troubles Of this nature may be
cured In the privacy Of the home, wtthout
undergoing the obnoxious examination"
and focal treatment" insisted upon oy
the average physician. DR.. Pieree's 70.
vorile Prescription gives health, elastic
strength and vitality to the sensitive organs
concerned. Il alllyB Inflammation, heals
liberation ard frees from pain, II tones
the nerves and builds up the nerve eenterA:
II makes 4 woman healthy and strong, ana
thus prepares her for healthy wttehood,
capable motherhood and safe transition
At the change Of life.
"Ivunt to testify 10 the great benefit derived
from unlnF Dr.. Piefee'A PGvoriie PreGeriPtio ="
WTiles Mr. II. MaG0n, Of strYkerEvills Wyo.
ming Co, NY. II eOnmencSd using y about
three m0uihh beiors eonhnemeAt; WIN my
ioTmeF oonanglentt suffered greatly, while this
onS vEaa comparatively easy, owing 70 the use
q the FatOTite FItOcIiptsSn.'
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AN oRDTNANCE AMENDED

An ordinance restricting the putting
nm Of electric light and other poles was
read. It was recommended to council
fayorably, with the exception that the
section requiring street railway poles 10
no mot less than thirty feet In height was
recommended adversely. With poles or
that height the street car trolleys would
fan To- connect IN the vicinity OF the
tower wires.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder DIS.
case relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is
great surprise on account Of Its exceed
Ing promptness In relieving palm In blad'
der. kidneys and back, In male or fe'
male. Relieves retention OF water al.
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List, druggist, Wheeling, W.
W tESs
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7GRIST OF ROUTINE
Business Transacted at Meeting Of
Board Of Education.
THE OLD TEACHERS CONFIRMED

THE ONLY INCREASE OF SAL
ARIES MADE IN THE HIGH
scHooL-EsTIAHATED ExPENDI-
TURBs FOR ENSUING YEAR
WILL BE $500 FOR SCHOOL
PURPOSES. AND 1886 FOR PUB
Lie LIBRARYJTHE COMMITTEE
on GERMAN ASKED TO LOOK
UP rNK-A BUSY SESSION.
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The board Of education held regular
meeting In It's rooms in the Hub build
Ing last night. There was considerable
buhineSs transacted, chief Of which was
the election Of teachers for the coming
year, and hardly any changes from last
years. personnel were made. The only
increase OF salaries was in the high
school Principal Works salary was
made 1850 per annum, and Prof. W. D.
Turner'S SIS per month. Tie question
Of an additional teacher was deferred,
a. was that Of free tolls on the bridges
Tor Island children attending Lincoln
and the high school
An the committees presented eiabor-
ate reports, and the reports were adopt.
ed with little debate. The members OF
the board present were: Birney, Bowers
Brock, Dudley, Jepson. kaRley, Max
well, Mcconnell. Miller, Mihigan,
Schaub, Stanton, WaterhOuse. Weidner,
and President Jefferson; absentees--
Buchanan, Hubbard, McNssh, Nesbitt,
Noble, Riheldaffer.
The committee on salaries submitted
the following scale OF Ealaries for
teachers and janitoTs for the coming
year:
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ANTr.WEED ORDINANCE.

The Baird resolution, providing for an
ordinance prohibiting property owners
from allowing weeds and other no&-
ious plants to grow In vacant lots, was
next brought up. and In the discussion
II was brought out that the owners OF
certain vacant lots on the Island are tne
worst lenders. Mr., Baird said that
in one Of two places the weeds have be
come o. fOrest-llIe proportions. On
motion Of Mr. Far, the resolution was
referred to City Solicitor. Nesoitt with
instructions to dra / an ordinance tor
consideration at the next meeting OF the
Committee.
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found that there was due to the Fulton
board the sum Of $3.50.
The committee on accounts reported
bills, $234.29; ordered paid. "
The committee on public library aud
tied bills, 1885; ordered paid.
The committee on German language
recommended as teachers: Misses Min-
nde Neuhard, Lena Riege!, Annie Loose,
7. X. Krauter, and Mrs. T. A. Bertschy;
substitutes, Miss Dora Christensen,
Miss Carrie Frltsche.
Mr.. MilllgaR introduced a resolution
empowering the city solicitor to bring
suit against all real estate owners for
delinquent school taxes, prior to 1891.
The board was anxious to know the cost
Of an attorneys fees, and the resolution
was referred to the finance committee
with power TO act.
The offer Of an ink firm was referred
to ''Mr. Schaub's committee"-the com
mlttee on German. Mr.. Schaub prom
Used the colors OF the Fatherland, red
and black, would be chosen.
Other minor matters were referred to
committees. and the board adjourned
at 10 o'clock.
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Au1,s REsoIJTIoN REJECTED.

AHL's RESOLUTION REJECTED.
The All rcsolu don, prowdIng that at
ter February, 1899, the chief OF police
shall receive no remuneration N addi-
lion to his salary. was sent to convent
emit pigeon-hols without ceremony. me
resolution was .ade=d frieudless wall
Another Ali resolution, that providing
that Sunday excursion trains nom
Pittsburgh to Mozart Park shall stop
fifteen minutes ct the city passenger
station, shared similar tate-it was
crowded iutc the same dust-corered
pigeon hole. It was stated tnat these
trains are under contract 10 deliver tnelr
passengers at the Mozart Park Incline
and no hardship is worked upon any
body when they 90 not stop in the city
proper.
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and worked so faithfully that he sec
ured promotion as one of the working
managers OF the road. He could clear a
blockade In less time than any other
man that had ever been on the road. A
year later Mr.. BorTOwe married Anna
corbln, daughter Of the late Austin Cor
bin, and with his wlfe's fortune added
to his own he became one OF the wealth.
lest country gentlemen of the east.
When married scarcely year war
broke out, and Mr.. Borrowe volunteered
with Roosevelps Rough Riders. He re-
ceived commission and was soon pro-
NOTED to the rank Of colonel for bray-
cry. During the charge of Roosevelts
Rough Riders at La Quasina NO one
worked as hard as he. News Of his death
was telegraphed north simply because
none of the correspondents could see
how he could possibly survive such
risks as he ran. Nothing dauntcd by
the heat and his baptism of fire, Colonel
Borrowe started the next day for Bal
qulrl with heavy dynamite gun. He
and six men pushed that gun up hin and
through marshes, over miles Of Cuban
country. The gun carried the day in
Rooseyelts division at Santiago, and
Colonel Borrowe was rewarded by q
recommendation for a medal.
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/. n TNNMPS0N. OSTEOPATHIST.

Nearly every disease treated SUCCESS
fully. Chronlca speciality. No knife or
drugs used. Examinations free.
Rooms ~ aud 10 Exchange Bunk.
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Hallett Alsop Borrowe, society man,
club member, man-about-town, CORE
spondent In the most famous divorce
suit Of modern times, husband of the
richest girl in America, is to receive a
medal for bravery! This goes to show
that the dude and the wealthy young
man can, and will, make a mark for
himself In the world II he has an oppor-
tunlty.
Colonel BOrrowe was born with a
magnificent physique, fatally good
looks, and more money than he knew
how to spend. He entered society life,
for he could not well do otherwise, and
proceeded to live as young society men
live. He rose In the morning and drove
a coach; in the afternoon he attended 5
O'Clock teas; in the evening he led co..
tiRions. Suddenly society was horFlaed
to read that he had been named as CO.
respondent in the historic divorce suit
between ]. Coleman Drayton and his
wife, Caroline Aston, sister Of John ia
cob Astor.
The case never came to court, but Mr..
Borrowe, disguised with the way the
world had treated him, retired from So
clety and went to work. He took a
place on trolley road on Long Island,
apportlonment out Of the state dlstrib-
utabDe school fund will amount TO $12,-
6ss.57. The levy was fixed at thirty
nine cents on the 500 valuation for the
school fund, four cents for the building
fund, and three cents for the library
fund.
The report of the public librarian,
Miss Wilson, showed total circulation
OF 4,9O1 books for June, 4.4S3 of which
were works OF fiction; average daily
circulation, 1888; circulation In reading
room, 1856; received from fines, IS.
MISS Lucy Robinson, superintendent
Of music, reported 90 classes OF 4,SS1
pupils.
July showed:
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structed to frame an ordinance which
viii be presented at next Tuesdays
council meeting.
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oLUMBIA. No.. July 91.-Mrs. Mar
tina A. Ravens. aged torty-hve, wife Of
a prominent farmer living near Halls
VILE, laid down In a shallow pond to-day
and drowned. Two weeks ago her
daughter, aged eighteen, refused to
marry a young farmer named c. II.
Falt, on the wedding day and he COM
mltted suicide. His suicide weighed
heavily on the mind Of Mrs. Havans, re-
sulang In her taking her life.
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ONE of natures remedies; cannot
harm the weakest constitution; never
falls TO cure summer complaints OF
young or old. DR.. Fowler's Extract OF
wild Strawberry.
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Total ......,...".''''..'s'''''' WV
The valuation Of reai and personal
nroperty returned for city taxation Will
sDnouut 70 %23,009001 The school fund
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When = party Of
middle aged WON.
en- get together
alone, q common
theme Of euuveT1a.
tion is their phys.
ieni Rilmenth II
Mnnlh he haAteN II