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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-05

A hail storm at Chicago caused
property loss of 100000. Many acct
dents were reported.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-05
WILL SURRENDER MANILA.
August Not Expected TO Ofer MueI
Resistance.

Latest advices from Manila show the
Spaniards have lost hope, and Il is be
lieyed the city will be surrendered with
little if any resistance. Admiral Dew
ey may defer the attack until after the
arrival Of another detachment OF
trOODS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Washington. March I'm speaking
Of the demand for the recall Of General
Lee and the presidents refusal TO do
80, there Is no division in sentiment.
Lenders In congress all uphold the
president. Senator Davis said.
1T II circumstance which added 10
the present strained conditions, makes
things more vexatious approve the
presidents action In every particular"
Senator Pcttigrcw said. III certainly
approve the presideuts course in the
matter. I should Judge the request 20
recall our consul general Is somewhat
unsuual, and under other circum-
stances would be complied with, but
the conditions precedent 10 this case
take IL out Of the usual rule and jus.
tiled the presidents action think
that, In view Of the fact that II Is con.
coded the Maine was blown up, the
president would be justified In sending
battleships loaded with combustibles
Ne well aS food aud filled with armed
men. II seems 10 me we cannot ac-
cept any settlement short Of the In.
dependence Of Cuba"
Senator Cullom said. III regard tho
course pursued by The president In an.
swer 10 the Spanish government as
right justified by al the conditions,
and the American people will endorse
him In that position he has taken.
have believed Tor some days that we
we're nearing crisis from day to day,
and u has seemed 10 me that the
spanish government was cndcayoriug
TO bring on conflict between that
government and ours"
Senator Morgan Of Alabama said.
81 heartily applaud the presidents
action In the dispatch. do not think
the Spanish government will insist
upon Lees recall nor do think n will
refuse a bounty 10 those poor starving
creatures. though IL may he dishcd out
10 them with mailed hand. We are
proud Of General Ice aud his conduct
In Cuba The recall Of General Lee,
In my opinion, WIS In Difference 10 the
sentiment 10 Madrid"
Representative Grosvcnor Of Ohio.
Spain has tho undnubtcd right 10
make pcrcmptory demand for the
withdrawal ofGcncral Lee, Under or
binary circumstances this government
would be bound TO grant this conccs.
sion upon demand, but under existing
circumstances. where the withdrawal
Of Loo would be an implied ccnsurc Of
his course, the president should rc-
fuse just n pcrcmptory."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
OUTLAWS CAPTURED.
Murderer. ofsy. TOY Hun To Earth ana
onod Them Lynehed.

Wh'N hhfih hNhfhhhf
Salt Lake, March s-Dlspatehcs
from chcyonp bring information Of
the capture oithe outlaws who mar
dercd =, V, Il,y at Browns Park a
week ago, anda lynching Of one of tho
numbrr, Among the captured des.
pcrndocs are Johnson who shot aud
killed i7-yearald while strang be.
cause he was tasing him, and David
Liant aud Wlllhm Tracy. two eonvieta
who escaped from tho Utah pen abou,
a year ago.
According % The dispatch Jack Hen.
nett who aciel As scout, sentinel aud
all.round man ior the gang, was caught
first and lynohed, The others were
captured some time later. johnson Is
IN hehands oiwyomlng oiilcers,wh
Liant ADD Tracy were taken by Col.
orudo deputies BENNETT, the outlaw,
pleaded for bis life "a preparations
we're Lag made TO lyuch him, prom.
Using To tsh ~ he knew. but he was
told that I was too late; that he had
lived two long already. Tracy Liant
aud johnson were captured by Deputy
shcriGs Peter swanson, Isham Dart,
Joe Davenport and l.. Mcknight Of
Rock Springs and Deputy sheriff Farm
ham ON frliay, March 4, near Powder
springs. ''hc outlaws showed fight
but unalls surrendered. johnson was
the urst 2 throw up his hands,
Ia yiewof the feelings which exist
tits believed probable the states will
not be putt much expense In prose-
cutting The bandits An OF them may
meet the swift Justice that fell TO Hen
uptt'a 1ot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Re.oiuuon introduced 60 Enable the Prssi
dent 10 Meet EmsrEencies.

dent 20 Mest EmsrEencies
Washington. March s. - Chairman.
Cannon Of the appropriations commit
tee hasIniroduced bill entitled ''mal,
ing appropriations Tor naval defense "
IL " as follows;
"Thai there Is hereby appropriated
out ~ any money ip the treasury not
ot hcrwise appropriated for the ma.
tioual defense nni Tor each aud every
purpose connected herewith. 10 be-
expended 10 the discretion Of the
president aud ~ remain available IN.
III June DO. isDl. siO.Olo.OOl"
II was referred TO the committee on
appropriations
Congreuman lioutelle. chairman Of
the house naval committee made the
following statements
AT an Interview with Secretary
Long, a, which the subject Of author.
hing The president 20 provide for
emergcnccs was discussed. l suggest.
ed the dssirablity Of conference Of
the executive officers with representa-.
tive members Of the mouse aud senate.
Asa result conferences were held at
the White House. in which the presi.
dent and Secretary Long. Senators
Allison and Halo. chaIrmen Of the sen.
ate committees ON appropriations aud
naval aHairs. aud Chairmen Cannon
and Boutellc, chairmcn Of those com.
mittecs 10 the house, Chairman Ding.
ley Of the ways aud means committee;
Congressman Grosvcnor aud others
participated.
"some ten DAYS ago received from
the navy department requests for Ger.
tain legislation la connection with
naval anfiIri. but before action could
be taken. tlc secretary and president
desired that the measures be- tcmpor.
arily withheld. a. possibly liable at
that time 10 innamo the public excite.
ment, and because the objects imme.
diatoly sYught could be otherwise at
talned for maintaining silence In
this regard have been subjected to
very .ser'oys criticisms 10 tho public
prints, hut that is what every faithful
public servant must expect To endure
from time 10 time.
AZ the conference today II was
deemed advisable to give the public
the assurance that congress would In.
vest the president with q discretionary
pe--er 60 prepare Tor an emergencies,
which y w. a. broad a., the posi-.
bilitles hts' aud, therefore, In.
',,". . % ya'ioo, bills. author,
departmeV's. n general credit oi $50.
ooo'oo}fshould be- reported by the ap-
9NHailons committee OF the two
hou "a and placed at the disposal OF
NE president 20 meet any csigcncy
LIZA gaLslya>g
''spcaker Reed was In personal con.
ference wlilthc president during the
day, aud Iull prepare for prompt
action upoh he bill In the house. This
legislation tonld not be interpreted
rs lndlcativrihat war Is expected but
as precautionary provision, aud an
assurance toihc world that the gov
eminent AT Washington. In all It's
branches and without distinction o.
parties or penon. u aud viii be- solllly
united la cvsything that pertains 10
supporting or president In The main.
tcnancc Of nst relations with our
iellowmcn al the UNFOLDING 81 the
national diRuty and honor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Douglas. wyo, March AT a meet.
ing OF the settlers Of Upper La Prele
and Box Elder parl, counties, held re-
Gently, resolutions were adopted where
by the settlers agree 10 wage war on
sheepmen. who are requested to and do
not remain out OF that section. The
sheepmen have protested against the
ultimatum Of the stocSmen, aud cou.
ference between the two factions will
be held In this city on March rs, AT
which time Il is hoped thr rpage DIM
eulties will be settled
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
ooNoRrss pATRIorlc.
Vast War Appropriation ithi Passed with
cute uisseniins Voice.

Vast War Appropriation iiui Passed with
cute Dissenting Voice.
Washington, March On spirit ~
patriotism, with eloquent words ring.
ing In their care. every member Of tho
house Of rcprcscntatiyestoiuy respond.
ed 10 the presidents first call 10 meet
the spanish situation by casting hi,
vote for a bin placing la President Me.
kinley's hands afty millions ofdollars,
To bc expended 40 his discretion for the
national dcfcnso
Party lines were swept away, aud
with nu almost unanimous voice. com
grcss voted It's confidence In the adj.
minIstratIon Many members who
were paired with absent collcugres
took the responsibility ~ breaking
ihoir pairs. an unpreccd, ntcd thing In
legislative annals. In order that they
might go ON record in support OF this
vast appropriation 20 maintain the dig
nifty and honor OF their country Speak.
or Reed, who, as presiding officer sol-
ON votes, only In case of tic, had
his name called and voted Ia his capa-
city as representative,
The SCENE ofcnthusiasm which greet
cd the announccmentof the voto-aycs
3ll, nays O-hns seldom been parallcled
la the house,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
Mnrk ON the nlh ,Innl,nr..

Philadelphia, March Work has
begun on the old monitors, which
for years have been lying at the
League Island navy yard. There are
eight OF these old hghtersi Tho Ma
liant, Lehigh, Jason, MontaulS and
Catskill, each Of ISIS tons displaoe.
ment. and the Cnnonicus, Mahopic and
Manhattan, Of e,ioo tons displacement
Men were placed at work In the in-
terror of the monitors The machin-
cry OF the vessels will need but littls
attention.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

lander, Wye, March o,--Coronst
} W. n scho1 today al Atlantic, held
au inquest upon the body of Lizzle
WALKER who had been found at the
home Of w A. Nen. with her head IN
a water pail around which Ice had
frozen solid She had bccu living
with W. II. Ncf, miner Tor several
years Mr. Men had been In Lander
foe several days and upon his return
home found her a. above stated. No
further particulars eau be obtained
until after the inquest
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
SPAIN PURCHASES wARsHlps.


There May Nol ~ war nut rhere Is Prep
amtion Torii.
London, March 2. Further inquiries
made on the subject confirm the report
Of the sale Of the two cruisers which
the Armstrong; have been building for
brazil, 10 spain The inquiries further
show that a representative Of the Chill.
can government has been negotiating
with a representative Of the Spanish
government for the sale Of the battle.
ship o'lliggins built for Chile. aud
that a deal Is practically completed
whereby this splendid wurship passes
into SPANS possession.
IL II known that the chilean repre-.
sentative made an oifer 70 Spain re
Gently, but the price was considered
too high, and Spain made a counter
Offer II i now understood that they
have come 10 terms.
The ships which Spain secured in
France are too heavily armorcd coast
defense vessels which Brazil ordered
II service ON the River Platte. which
have been building at the La Seyne
works az Havrc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

Washington, u. C., March 6.-The
president today sent the following
nominations 20 the senate for confirm.
alton:
Marshall l.. King TO be collector OF
customs, district Alexandria Va.
Edward A. Roslcrcc Of Missouri, 10
be attorney Tor the eastern district Of
Missouri
Louis C. llolele, marsha. eastern dis
trlct OF Missouri
William l., Avery Of Montana, con.
sui AZ Bel,le. British Honduras.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
SHIPS IN COMMISSION
Together with Those Undergoing Repair,
~ Mare Island.

Together With Those Undergoing Repair.
~ Mare Island.
Washington, March "a commander
Of the monitor Mlnnrtonomah. which
has been ordered into ummisslon, was
selected In the person Of Captain Nor
timer johnson. Secretary Long says
that the Miautonomah. with the ram
katahdln, will remain Ia the Della
ware for the present With the COM
missioninR 81 these two vessels, there
remain only the cruisers Columbia and
Minneapolis on the Atlantic coast for
Immediate service, in case the depart.
ment should decide 10 commission more
ships The Atlanta, NJ New York,
could be made ready Ia four months.
and the Chicago Ia Nix months. In case
emergency orders for their repair were
Issued There are "a humber Of good
ships on the Pacific coast, however,
whose repair IA under way, such as the
Charleston, the Philadelphia. the York.
town and others, aud the payrolls Of
the construction bureau At the Mare
Island navy yard amount 10 $500 per
month.
The Montgomery aud Nashville
have been selected by Secretary Long,
at the request Of Admiral Slcard, rs
the most suitable 10 20 TO Cuba to dis.
tribute charity. Repairs nre now DO.
Ing made Tor the required service.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11

pesoto' Mo, March s. Joseph ca
taro' VILLAIN sutton aud william
Mai'tt, Ne under arrest for maxi
ing and circulating counterfeit money,
Va'ure wac uight engineer ri the De
Soto elecple ligh, works. lie was
captured while making the spurious
coin ana Win him were taken moulds.
metals crue'bles and $50 In coin.
sutton I, asyears Of age aud comes
from lnd'apa while Mafitt, who is but
% years % Is said to hail from Na,h.
Vile.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-03-11
BLEW OUT THE Gas.


isch pes Irnm henth.
San Frnnclsco, March 0--W. Tal,asl,
Japanese consul TO Chicago. and II.
Ito, an imperial navy constructor, en
route 20 Philadelphia, who arrived
here from the orient on Monday, had
narrow escapes from death at the Oc.
eidental hotel. They blew ont the gas
upon retiring, and when the escaping
gas attracted the attention Of the
hotel employees, some hours later. both
were unconscious. Physicians were
Immediately summoned aud the Jap
anese officials were rcsuscitated after
several hours hard work.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
GOLD AND SILVER.

The gold movement of the United States for the first seven months of the year was as fol- lows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Contnue nominal at 25s, usual options The chartered wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage of 19,0o0, against 70, 3S6 tons the date last year: disengaged 2S 3C0 tons. against 1o2. 584; the way to this port 179. 900 tons, against 221. 360 WHEAT-1he spot market steady but futures were weaker again. The shippers still out of the market and there is nothing going The millers are also doing little nothing.
 Spot wheat-shipping, q 12ta91 Is; milung, q 2oQ1 271a.
 Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-Dcccmber- 2S, 900 ctls, $1 159s; 14. 900, s1 15&.
 Second ber-l0, 600 ctls, $1 15%. Regular Morning Sesson-14.000 ctls, s1 15h; 4000, sl l5L.
 Afternoon Session-December-20 ctls, $1 15h ; II. o0O s1 153. May-2eO0, s1 16%.
 BARLEY-Omerings rather lighter than they have been and the feeling Is steady. There is very little doing on call
 Feed, sl 15Q1 17ls; Brewing nominal.
 CALL BOARD SALES.
 Informal Session-s:l5 o'clock-December- 2000 ctls S1 IA.
 Second Session-Decernber-2o00 cts, $1 14h Regular Morning Session-No sales
 Afternoon Session-December-20s ctls, $1 14as POGO, sI 141f
 OATS-The market is still weak and dull and the lower grades show a further decline. Fancy Feed, $1 9 per ctl; good to choice. T 20Q1 22A common si l23Q1 1Th; Surprise, q 3odp1 32ia; ; Gray s1 174f1 22l4; milling. si 22hGl1 25 per ctl CORN-Holders generally asking more money, as stocks are considerably reduced but buyers are slow to meet the advance. Small round yellow s1 2s; Eastern large yellow. T 10 a1 121s: white, s1 oo@1 o71k; mixed, s1 o5G1 O71i RYE-Duli and weak at q 1511 17M per ctl BUCK WHEAT-$1 75Q1 S5 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24

nngton, ss Southfeld Wellington: v *:ad so: seal tle s6 Bryant, s6; Coos Bay, &5; wnHsenu, w,ase i 30; Cumberland SIS in onk ,,s E.rr ana sM; Can ne s1o per ton; Rock Springs and Cassie CT ;, s7 60; Coke. sl2 per ton in bulk ana Si' -'
 coRDAGE-Manila. 1oNc; sisaI .d 1oAe As.ass.s 6ss.s
 CANNED .FRuITs-Cherrie.s,, $, ., sl 4o feaohe'' caNNRD A FfsTs ' as Ts1is M Toma-
 COFFEE Costa Rica, 151a@17c for prime washed: 14@15c for good washed; 15@d1hc 5 tor for good to prime washed peaberry; Ezaqae , .o. good peaberry ashe for ,EoS EoSo with tH black s@Sc for fair sS'f for i0F sood to pPme good to prime washed peaberry; sAqshc Tor superior unwashed: sAds1ic for good green cen washed las Sep peaberry Nicaragua @sc for good to superior unwashed; ud111tc for good t9 Me1canN1s@l7lsc ie for prime to fancy washed; ed 1874 d15c for good to strictly good wasneo, lgy e4 s for fair as fna foT sood so prime washed peaberry; I911Ac for good un- washed peaberry; sAasiAc for good to superior
 PACIFIC CoDFIsH Bundles 4c; cases, se- lected, .43sc; imitation Eastern 64c; b9neess'
 e mldde, sdFRs sasc PeP psq'ns Ib de.iceated sc per dozen; picked cod. barrels; . sach' ~; p'ffit IEITHEh"sole aGs Leather heavy ssa2sc ID; do medium, 24a25c; do light, 2s@2se; Rough @ ess hea9g ssso do msdH
 BOG; do light, 26d2sc; Collar Leather, 14e loc per foot Kips. finished, 4ed46c per ID; Veal. finished. 5oq55c; Calf. finished; 75edN; . sides. Haiso Isiis12 per i'Hi' ib: Rough pug Splits, sds1oc
 OIt-California Castor oil. cases. No l. soc; barrels. soc per gallon (manufacturers rates); Lnseed oil, in barrels boiled, Ac; raw. 42c: cases 5c more; Lard oil. extra winter strained, barrels. 56c No. l. ACC; cases. 5c more: China Nut, 47a55c per gallon: Pure Neatsfoot on. cases. soc; Sperm, crude. COG: natural white, 4oc bleached white, 45o: Whale oil, natural white 4oc; bleached white. 45c; Pacific Rubber Mixed Paints. white and house colors, $ 25q 1 s per gallon; wagon colors. $2d2 25 per gal
 PETROLEUM. GASOLINE, AND ,NAPH- THA-water White Coal oil, in bulk. l1Hc per gallon; Pearl oil. in cases 17c; Astral oil. l7o Star oil, 17c; Extra Star oil. 21c: Elaine On 22c; Eocene Oil 1sc' Deodorized Stove Gasoline in bulk. 12Ac: In cases. 1sc; Benzine. in bulk. 11hc; cases. 1s1sc; ssdegree Gasoline. in bulk. 20c in cases. 25c.
 ., ANDLEs-Eleetric Light Candles-ss. IS OF. 411c: Granite (MininE) Candles-ss. IS oz, s&c; Ss. n oz. 7Ae: ss. l2 oz. 71.c; ss 10 oz. 6isc; white. Sc; colored. Sc.
 WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 6Q7c per ID.
 TURPENTINE-In cases. 4sc; in iron bar
 LUCOI~Boiled barrels 3sc; raw. barrels,
 QUICKSILvER-s42 5oa43 per flask
 SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com pany quotes. terms net cash Cube. Crushed and Fine Crushed 7c: Powdered. slac: Candy tioners A. 5%c; Masn9lia A. 5,ac; Extra (. half barrels, Ac more than barrels, and boxes 1bc more.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
ASSESSMENTS PENDING.
Company.
WHY BOOTH ESCAPED.

The morning after the assassination of President Lincoln the telegraph opera tor of small town In Ohio read a pass ing dispatch which conveyed the sorrow full information to him. This rapidly spread through the surrounding coun- try, and at Il o'clock, when the mail train was due, nearly a hundred men had congregated to buy morning paper.
 AS matter of course not a single pa per remained, and all were in despair. until some one remembered that the postmaster was a regular subscriber, and that the mall bag must contain morn ing newspaper addressed to him.
 The coveted paper found, the opening of the mail was postponed, while the aged postmaster proceeded to read to the people who had crowded into the long store the details of the murder. In the front rank of the little circle that had, by innate courtesy, been left before the reader. stood a very patriotic but ignorant old man, who was ever making pertinent suggestions.
 The voice of the reader faltered more so familiar to all Americans. Finally he reached the point where 1t was said of Booth that he "shrieked out Sic semper tyrannis.' leaped on the stage and made his escape"
 Throwing his old poke hat on the floor the patriotic old man lifted his hand aloft and shouted:
 Good gracious, Why didn't somebody have sense enopgh to stop the stage?"- Chicago Chronicle.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
THE CALL CALENDAR.
August 1888.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch Of the United States Photographic Offce located in the Merchants Exchange, Is maintained in San Francisco for the benent or mariners without regard to nationality ana free of expense. .
 NayiRators are cordially invited to visit the office where complete sets of charts and sail ing directions of the world are kept on hand for comparison and reference, and the lauest information can always be obtained regarding lights dangers to. navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball on the tower of the new Ferry building at the foot of Market street, Is hoisted about ten minutes before noon and dropped at noon 1.oth meridian by telegraphic signal re- ceiyed each day from the United States Signal Observatory Mare Island, Cal.
 A notice stating whether the ball was dropped on time or giving the error If any, is published in the morning papers the following day.
 CHAS. P. P.WELCH,
 Ensign (retired) U. S. N in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran cisco Stock Board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24

Afternoon Ses,ion
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 73-The Earl Fruit Com pany auctioned California fruit to-day, real izing the following prices: Grapes. Malagas. s0cGs1 20; average, s1 oe; Bartlett Pears, s2 s 9S 10; average, i2 80: Plums. Kelsey Japan. $1 25; Quackenboss s1 25q1 40: average. q 2S 75c: Prunes Fellenbers. sl 25d1 45; average, S1 26; Hungarian. soc: Silver. I5c@S1 50. Six teen sold. Weather hot
 CHICAGO, Aug. 2s-The Earl Fruit Com pany sold California fruit at auction to-day follows: Malaga Grapes averaged q, Bartlett Pears q 10Gi1 70. Weather hot. Six cars sold.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-California fruit sold to-day: Grapes-Malaga. s0cds1 20. Pears Bartlett, s2 35fp3 lO Plums-Kesey Japan q 25: Quackenbos. q 25d1 70; Bradshaw, 75c; ; Yellow Egg, 60cas1 65. Prunes-Fallenberg S1 25g1 45: Hungarian. soc; Silver, 75cd1 30
 CHICAGO Aug. 23.-California fruit sold to- day: Grapes-Malaga, q. Pears-Bartlett, s1 10 al TO- Prunes-Silver, 58c.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24
THE STOCK MARKET.

There active bushes sin local securi- ties, as will be seen, and prices were main tained and in some were higher.
 There was nothing new in mining stocks.
 D. B. Lyman has resigned the s2perintend- ency of the Consolidated California and Vir- ginia, Ophir, Mexican Union and Utah mines. chiefly account of i'll health. The Union Company has elected Roger Prendergast his successor.
 The Tuba River Mining Company of Nevada County has levied an assessment of 1s of 6 cent per share, delinquent September A.
 The shipments by rail from the mines of Eureka and surrounding districts In Nevada for the week ending August IS as fol- lows: Diamond mine, 34,oz0 pounds; Ham burg. Al, 460; Jackson, s. ITO; Wittenberg (Union District). g. 700. From Hamilton and Ely: Chairman (concentrates), 13s, ,2S0 pounds; Mo Ellin. 6. .15o; Rocco-Lani 6 CO. 74.o4o.