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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Ewnrt Rejected nsIuurc.

Washington, Feb. Sin the executive
session of the Senate to-day Senator
h"ar' chairman of the Judiciary Com
mittee, presented the report of that
committee adverse to the nomination Of
Hon Hamilton G.. Ewart. 10 bc Distri,,
Judge Tor the Western District OF North
carolina. and he and Senator Spooner
made speeches explaining the reasons
Tor the report. They stated that n thou
Sane pages of testimony had been taken
~ ,ht case, ana expressed the opinion
that the charges made against NJ
EWart were sustained by the facts.
Ihese charges were that he was incom-
petent as a lawyer ana morally unfit TO
mold the position. lie was accused of
deiraudinE pensioners ana their widows
ana OF selling his public documents
while member OF the House of Rcnro-
scntatiVcs. The Senate adjourned be-
Tore Senator Spooncr had concluded.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
MERIT MAKES IT FAMOUS
fhc Only Rcmcdy in Ihe World. Ex-
cept surGicnt Operation. 'vhat
VIII Certainty Cure Amy Forum
piles.

Tho study of physicians. the expert
ments of chemists, the loudly advertised
professions of Quacks, have been for
years expended in one direction: TO find
a pile cure that Will cure.
Tho results have been number OF
harmless and In most cases useless ONT
mcnts. suppositorics ANA even Internal
remedies. which the public have weighed
in the balance oil experience ana found
wanting nearly all OF them gave some
relief. but nothing apDroaciiin; Il radical
cure resulted from these preparations.
The remedy required Is one that imrne-
diately stops the pain so severe m most
eases of pilgs and then By contracting
the small blood vessels (capi!lar.cs) to
their normal size, produces Il radical cure
BY reducing and finally absorbing tho
tumors and healing the innamed, raw
Untu two years ago, no such remedy
mad been produced. but At that time sup
when has Since proven itself to 'b he ,hc
long sought permanent cure for this COM
mon aud distressing trouble: 1t has rap
United states and Canada and is now sold
by nearly all druggists under the namo
OF the n nyram MD, PIE PIE q pmn,yn ,o,,
merit andN safety have advertised If
wherever used. 1t has been advertised by
word OF mouth, from one sufferer 10
another: people who had tired every thin.
else. even submitting to painful ana dam
gorous surgical operations without avail
finally have round that piles may be
cured without pain ana without expense
practically. as the Pyramid Pile Cure Ia
sold Tor tho nominal pr.cc Of 30 cents and
$l.U0 per package.
Tho PYRAMID instantly stops all pain
and at the same time contain no cocaine.
mori.hinc o" nOrcotics: the acids and
healing properties containcdfn the remedv
speedily remove, cause II hCalthful nat,i-
raj contraction ana absorption of tumors.
1t will cure amy form OF rectal trouble
EXCEPT cancer and advanced iistula. which
by th1 way. nearly always result from
ncglocjnS proper ana timely treatment
for piles.
As above stated. can furnish you with
the Pyramid Pile Cure at 80 cents for or
binary size or $l.Co for large package.
y book on cause and cure of piles sent
free by addressing Pyramid Co. Marshall.
Mich jaSl. fc2. I.7.9,l
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Soldier Given l.,rc impr,.onmcns.

U5y Telegraph 20 Virein.an-PilotN
Washington, Feb. S.-privatc James
ELLIS. Company !, North Carolina Vol
unteer Infantry. having been found
guilty Of murder by a general court
martial convened at Macon. Ga. was
sentenced ID be dishonorabiy discharg-
ed from the service of the United States
ana forietng all pay and allowances
ana To be confined for the period of his
natural life. The sentence has been APP
proved and the United States pcniten-
tlary nj Fort I.caVenworth. Kan. des-
ignatcd rs the place OF confinement.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
HmrIni nrCnI. .exinn.

b'y Telegraph 20 rEinian-Pilot.)
Washington, Feb. S.-Without unnec-
essary formality or pomp, the remains
of the late Colonel James \. Sexton.
commander in chief of the G.. 4. r.
were laid at rest to-day at Rose Hill
Cemetery. Comrades of Columbia Post
conducted the services mt Memorial
Hail, IN the Public Library Building.
and at tho grave. While other posts Of
the city attended and assisted in the
simple rites of the order
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
CrcntI.oss ofCatiic.

GByTeiegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Denver col, Feb. Sd. w. Springer.
secretary of the Continental Land and
Cattle Company, to-day received word
from its Montana and Texas ranches
that the loss Of live stock would be
very great as n result of the long and
general storms and cold.
The loss" said Mr.. Springer. will
be general throughout the Western
country from Montana down through
Wyoming, Colorado. New Mexico and
Texas IN some places ii will un-
doub,odly reach 80 per cent. and it Will
run throughout the country between 10
and 80 per cents"
The great loss Of cattle is bound TO
make high prices during the year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
sweeping advance ~ Wages.

Niy Teograph 20 V!rginian- Pilct)
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. S.-President Lam
bert. Of the American steel and Wire
Company. to-day announced sweep
ing advance i'll the wages of the en-
ploycs of his company, which is To be-
come effective by March /. Altogether
about $1,000 employees of the company
VIII he benefited by the raise. The ad-
vances in wages President Lambert
says. Will mean an annual amount be-
tween 100000 and $1,000 600.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Au~trin-S Claim Reflected.
Nsy Te.egraEh TO vIrs,n,nn- r.lotl

Washington. u. G.. Feb. S-The
state Department, after mature con.
sideration, has declined to recognize the
claim of the Austro-IIungarian Gov
eminent for indmnity on account Of
the hungarian strikers killed by Sheriff
Martins posse at Ilazleton, Pa, Sep
TENDER 10. 1897. The claim has been
pending for many months upon the
basis Of report filed with the State
Department by Robert -. Coke. the
representative of the Austro- Ilunga-
rian Governments
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Con, famine in ..cutuc,.y

NEy TeIeET'pn 20 Vlrgln.an-Fllotl
Lexington( ny. Feb S.-A coal fam
inc is threatened throughout Kentucky.
II. u. Cassidy, OF Il coal agency repre-
sentins eleven mines. says that 10 his
knowledge the coal supply viii not last
longer than II hours in any town IN
Kentucky. Mines are all flooded, and
it is impossible to set coal. The temper
allure in this city is below zero and
1t is growing colder. Only one coal
yard has coal and It's supply IS limit
ed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
VILLAGES DESTROYED.
AGONCILLO,s PLANT.

Montreal. Feb. S.-Juan Luna, and
an unknown Filipino arrived this
morning. Luna is stopping at the
Windsor Hotel but the unknown went
To the Albion. Luna said that he had
simply come to visit his friend. Agon-
cillo, and refused TO talk further Agon-
clio was seen and asked about his
cabloSram to the junta in London. lie
admitted that he had sent such tel
eEIam. ana intimatcd that they were
IN position to prove that General
OTIS had been ordered to bring on Il
conflict 50 as to force the peace treaty
through the Senate. He said he was
being Kept pretty well posted on what
ever was being done against his coun-
try.
ASoncill0 said further that since war
had been declared it would never be
stopped till the Americans made over
lures for peace. They would be will
ing. however, To have a mutual CON
ference. rhc principal reason why they
opposed American rule was that from
what they had seen up to now of the
American soldiers, the Filipinos would
simply be slaves. He says he has sent
SIX kilograms to Washington. and has
not yo; received Il single reply
y MIDNIGHT ATTACK.
Manila. Feb. 9.-1l a. m.-The Fill
pnos at Caloocan opened fire last even
ing just before midnight upon the Kan
sas outrpsts, on the extreme left of the
American line.
they maintained a fusilade of mus
kerry supplemented by an occasional
shot from TWO big guns, for about
twenty minutes.
The Americans did not reply. The
enemy fired at long range and nobody
WAS hurt.
An was quiet along the rest of the
line. aui there was no change in the
American position during the night
IT." First Wyoming Infantry relieved
the twenty third Infantry at the wa
ter"o yesterday, the latter re turnius
To proves; guard duty III the city,
when is gradually resumins its nor
mai appearance.
EElNFO RCIIMENTS FOR JLOILO.
Thc Tonnessecans have just sailed for
lloi!' ON me transport ST Paul. Brig
adla' Miler's forces now consists of
Battery g the Sixth and Eighteenth
REGULAR infantry regiments. ana half a
Signn company. with the Baltimore.
BOSTON ana Petrol.
ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES.
Washington. Feb. S.-Thc Adiutant
General today received an additional
lis; of casualties from Manila. The list
showed six killed, thirty-lve wounded
ana one missing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
rnm-.mcrican Exposition.

U3y Telegraph to Vlrgnian-PilotD
Washington, d. Co Feb. S.-The
Ways and Means Committee to-day
directed a favorable report on the bill
for government participation in the
Pan American Exposition IN the Mia
CARA frontier in 1901. and making an
appropriation of 100000 for Il govern
ment building and exhibit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Easy Way to EConomize
Make Your Old Clothing Like New
With Diamond Dyes.
anybody Can Use Thcso Simple
Home Dyes.

Do not cast aside n dress, waist or
JACKET simply because it is faded or of
an unfashionable color. Buy pack
age of Diamond Dyes and color ii over
1t is but little work TO use these dyes
and they make a new dress out of an
old one. at triilinS expense.
Diamond Dyes are the simplest and
strongest of all dyes. and can be de-
Tended upon to make colors that are
fast and beautiful
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
rcnn.y.,nnln scnnlorsnip.

Harrisburg Pa, Feb. S.-Thc nine
teenth joint ballot FOR United States
Senator was taken to-day and resulted
in no choice The changes in the bal
lot We're: Emission from Irwin to
Eastburn, Martin from Marklc to
Stbnrn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
General Gomez. arroc,nc,t

CBy Telesraph TO Virgnian- PuotD
London. Feb. 9.-The Havana CORES
pendent of the Times says that General
Maxine Gomez has agreed to refer TO
the Cuban Assembly at Marianne. the
American offer OF $4,000 coo to pay off
the Cuban army on CONDITION Of dis
bandment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Destructive Fire.

Cry Telegraph. 10 VirgInian- Pilot)
Webster City. Iowa. Feb. s. elmond
a town of over 1000 inhabitants i'm
Wright county. was visited by a de
strnctiNe fire to-day. The thermometer
Is Il below zero. and the fire plugs are
frozen up. Thirteen business blocks ana
number of residences were totally de
stroyed. The loss will foot up over $50.
600.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
A BRAVE DEED.
HEROIC ACTION IN RESCUE OF
THE KING AT SAMOA.
tBy Telegraph to vlrg,n,an-pllot,

San Francisco, Feb. S.-If the two
rebel parties had effected junction
these loyalists might have been slaugh-
tered. but darkness came and the fight
ing ceased. After the retreat from the
Tivoli, to the mission. it was found
that King Tanus had been left at the
Tivoli. Captain Sturdy and Consul
MaXse went to the hotel and brought
the King safely back. 1t was a brave
deed, and although the rescuers We're
fired upon repeatedly, they escaped
without damage.
The British sailors under Lieutenant
Gaunt behaved splendidly.
The American Consul, Osborne and
and family. took refuge in the British
consulate. which WAS closely guarded
by British sailors. by the flight of the
Mal!ctoa men TO the Porpoise the re-
bells were left in absolute possession OF
the town. All Samoan houses were
looted and burned. White mems
houses were invaded and searched for
Samoan property. In this extremity
the consuls. the president and the lead
ing Mataafan chiefs came to an agree
ment to preserve life and property, and
10 keep order.
y provisional government, with the
president as the executive head. was
approved by all Consus pending the
settlement of The whole question by
their respective governments.
The British and American Consuls
agreed to this provisional arrange
ment with the understanding that. 1t
was in no wise 10 affect the Berlin
treaty or any official of the powers, or
any Office under IL.
THE COURT SEIZED
The first act of the provisional gov
eminent. however. showed the fixed de-
termination of the German officials to
assume an ascendancy in Samoan af-
FAIRS by public notice the provi-
sional government abolished the SUI
nreme Court and then decided that the
president was the acting chief Justice
ana that Chief Justice Chambers no
longer held Office. They seized the Su.
premc Cour, and placed new locks on
All the doors. Chief Justice Chambers
ana the British ana American C0nsuls
issued Il proclamation that the court
would he opened by him. rs usual. in
The morning Captain Sturdy. of the
I"rpoiSc, gave notice that if any resis-
lance to the opening OF the court by
Justice Chambers was offered the por-
poiSc would open fire on the town.
Captain sturdy also appealed to the
German captain for assistance without
avail Mataafa upon receiving Sturdy's
ultimatum Withdrew his armed guard
from the court house. ANA OH January
I. the Chicf Justice. with n guard of
- mon landed. Thc chief Justice and
the two consulS walked to the court
house ana ar,er an exciting col!oquy
with the German officials. Chambers or
dered the door broken in with slcdgc
hammer. The session of the court was
then held
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09

The Elizabeth has never been report
ed since she sailed. She was a Steel
Vessel, built at Port Glasgow in 1893.
registered 32i tons measurements. and
hailed from Krasoroo, Norway, where
she was owned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
NORFOLK TRUNK FACTORY
t72 Church ST., near Eain.

We guarantee all Trunks, bought Of Us
for One Year, and repair them free of
charge! We also prin. the name and ad-
dress on your Trunk Gratis.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
Elizabeth Posted n. ni,.tu~.

'Hy TeloEf1ph 70 Vlre!n'an- Iilot.}
London. Feb. S.-Thc Norwegian bark
Elizabeth, Captain Williamson, from
jacksonville, September 30, for Liver
pool, has been posted by Lloyd rs
missing
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09

headquarters is besieged by women
anxious to plead for the lives of their
rela tivOS and friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
QUIET RESTORED 1T MANILA
Continued from First Page.)

members of Company e, were slightly
wounded.
Thirty dead Filipinos were counted in
the brush, ana there We're many more
wounded.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
MILITARY CONVENTION.
y NOTABLE GATHERING; IN FLOR
1DA'S CAPITAL.
CBy telegraph 10 v!rC!nIan-puot)


Tampa. Fla, Feb. S.-The National
Military Convention was called to or
der III the Casino this evening by Col
onel Anderson. of Governor Bloxham's
stan. After the reading of the call. an
address of welcome was delivered by
Mayor Bowyear on the part of Tampa
Which was responded to by General
Appleton. of West Virginia. The an-
dress of welcome to delegates on the
part OF FLORIDA was made by Governor
biuNham. He said that he hoped tina,
means would be taken by Congress to
provide for the bringing up in enicien-
cN oil the state troops to that of the
regular army. In welcoming the dele
gates from Mexico he asked General
Nege TO take back his thanks To Mex
ic".S worthy President. Tie Governors
welcome to the Toronto Cadets was
warm He said that British soldiers
had not set foot on Florida soil since
lSl2. but that their welcome was none
the less cordial. His expression of
COD bless the British" brought forth
tremendous applause on the par; of the
delegates. and spectators.
Captain j. NJ. Andrews of Governor
roosevelt STAN. responded to Govern
or BioNham's address. On motion
Chairman Anderson appointed thn fol-
lowing committee on Permanent or
sanitation: Colonel 4. 4. Wiley. Of
Alabama; Lieutenant w. II. H. south
GRAND, u. 5. ~, representing Secretary
Long; General Allen Jeunel. of I.ouis
lana; General j. l.. Stern. of Virginia.
,: q. McLendon. of Georgia: General
r. H.. case. Of Michigan. and General
fatrick Houston. of Florida.
The convention then adjourned un,il
TO- to- morrow pnnppf,,c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
DRESS SUIT CASES,

Men can't do without thom--many
women have discovered how useful they
are. Wo are Offering genuine Leather
Suit Case for $2.l5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
DROP IN TEMPERATGrRE

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb S--The tenn
!" tlire at II o'clock this evening is
yesterday morning has been nifty de-
Srees. and 1t is promised by the local
observers that the temperature will he
SIN To eight degrees lower by Thursday
morning. SO far no damage has been
reported. as the duration of the cold
mas not been sufficient, but some in.
jury Is expected to early vegetables in
the central portion Of the STATE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
QUIET REIGNs AT cAvITE.

All is quiet at Cavite. Owing to the
lack Of supplies in the adjacent village
of San ROGUE, CommissarY Milliken
has been authorized to sell necessaries
to those able to pay for them: and
there will be u distribution of free ra-
tons to others. The rebels. it appears
had loooholed Il church tower III Ca
vlte. evidently for the purpose of oc-
cupNing II with Sharpshootcrs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
NDDIrIONAL CASIfALTIES.

Washington. Feb. S-Thc Adiutant
General to-day received an additional
lis; of casualties from Manila. The list
showed six killed, thirty-iive wounded
ana ono missing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
TRUNKS,
TRUNKS,

Square-top Canvass Trunk, steel clamps
and corners. Steel strap hinges. iron bot
tom. division for hat box; Before Stock
Taking Price $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09
GUARDING WATER SUPPLY.

Two companies of the Colorados sup
port the Twenty-third Infantry, which
is encamped near the waterworks.
while the Nebraskans are cncamped al
the reservoir, three miles TO the rear.
Outposts line the ridge overlooking the
valley. while a sandbag entrenchmont
with gun emplacements, fronts the
river.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-09

SUMMARY MEASURES FEARED.
The Filipinos accustomed 10 Spanish
methods are constantly inpuiring of the
American soldiers when The prisoners
are to be executed. They seem unable
10 realize that orders have not already
been Issued for the execution. Indeed,
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

Judge Hallett, in the y. S. court
at Denver last week, d cided the
question of tunnel rights. His de-
cision leaves nc room for dispute
in such cases in future. A tunnel
locator cannot drive through the
ground of a claimant whose vein
apexes on the surface without an
agreement with the owners thereof,
but he may locate 5000 feet Of any
vein his tunnel may cut not pre-
viOuslY located.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

Earnest appeals come from Amer
lean residents in China for aid in
behalf of the sufferers in that coun.
try. 1t is represented that hun
dreds of villages are submerged by
water and that millions of persons
have lost all their possessions. In
the stricken districts the people are
subsisting on bark, roots and twigs,
and are without shelter. The sum
mer's crop is gone there is no seed
for next springs sowing, and conse.
quently no hope for the future The
wealthy Chinese are said to be
doing all in their power to alleviate
these sufferings, but their efforts
without foreign aid will fail to meet
the emergency.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

w II Ferguson. left this morning f,,
the Ridenour mines in Moheve county ,o
take charge Of them as superintendpn,
He was accompanied by John s McDp.
+ld who takes the position OF foreman Of
the mine. He also sent out two twelve
animal freight teams this morning with
over 1905 worth Of supplies aboard
After their arrival they will be employed
in freighting ore from the mine to Tho
railroad. The teams are owned hy 7 R
Carter and Steve Jackson, OF W4Inp,
Grove. Mr.. Ferguson also employed
force OF six'een miners and inst as rapidly
as p, ssible this number will he increased
as it is bis intention to push the develop.
ment work on the claims as rapid A,
possible. The claims are already fairly
well developed and show up large bodies
of ore. They are known as The Grand
Canyon group and are located north Of
Aubrey, on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad
Journal. Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

Max Conn, a well knosn prospector.
writes from Ariz ma to his parter, Nanny
l. 'wenstein, that he has ( frund promis
iDg vein OF gold ore at The west end Of
the Eagle Tail range, five miles nor h
east Of Monte znna's Head and sbou' ten
miles from the Gila, in VI ricopa county
The vein ia in granite, with porphyriric
footwsll, Toe rich ore is on the toot wall
and is cDmpo-ei OF OK d zad iron, copper r
carbona'e and copper & unce, quite dis
tine from the res' Of the ledge, which j.
white quuz The pay streak j. SIX
inche- wide S,mules Of the ore show
free gold and assay l50Os The ex'ent {
the vein has no. been determined, as
We ' ll'tle work has been done on the
claim -L,- ArVele. T mes.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

Willie Vanderbilt and Virginia
Fair were married in New York
last Tuesday and every little 3x5
newspaper in the lhnd-almost-
thinks it is doing the proper caper
by printing columns of slush about
the affair. And all because mill
ions is marrying millions. And
out of all the dreary sea of gush
there is not one word about one
cent being devoted to any sort of
charity or any worthy object! Bah!
The abject toa1yism displayed by
these would-be newspapers is sick
ening to all genuine Americans
Citrograph.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

The feeling in Chicago against
the big department stores is becom-
ing warm, with the department
stores ahead in the first round in
the legal arena. The city ordinance
providing that goceries and meats
shall not be sold under the same
roof with dry goods, jew-lry and
other merchandise has been de-
clared unconstitutional by the su-
perior court. The case goes to the
supreme court, but it is generally
believed the lower court will be
sustained and that legislation can
not successfully oppose department
store competition Meantime the
doubtful scheme of boycotting has
been invoked by the Retail Dealers
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15

The excitement in copper con-
tinues. George w. Frazer from
Michigan says that the market is
extremely active. He says that
the copper question has been agi-
tated in the upper peninsula of
Michigan to such an extent that
almost entire counties are looked
upon as mineral regions, and some
properties have been sold for cop
per prospects which do not contain
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-15
From Manila.

A. E. R)denbaugh, of Kipgman, has
Just received letter from Karl Kraemer,
Company II, SO Ill. The letter is
dated Panay, Feb. 26, 1899. He says
We are in the trenches, or
Ist the same-ln camp in our shelter
tents about fifty yards from them. We
are eight miles from Manila and are hay
ing great time The soldiers have been
fighting the natives since the 4th Of Feb.
ruary and wa we're ordered here from
Cavite week ago and marched out here
about midnight, running nearly all the
way. When We arrived We were wiring.
ing wet with sweat Our shelter tent
which we put up at once were much 100
small for one man but two were crowded
into each. When we stretched out our
feet they exteL ded beyond the limits Of
the canvas Not having our wooden
blankets with US We felt the cold nights
very much We are now supplied with
blar kets nut have not had cur clio hes
{ fl since our arrival We were at IoiIo,
ab III 800 miles frIm NJ ,nild, Bat had to
wal! too long for orders TO land and re
turned TO Cavite on Feb % We we're
On the o q ninety two days before We
were landed. got some relics when
the Ioxa's drove the insurgents from
San X que Tney burned the town and
A hot old fire IL made for SO hours