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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-11-15

Cleveland, Nov. 14.-At $50 p. m.
Monday Lake Shore locomotive
drawing a cahoose crashed into a De-
troit street electric ear at the crossing
on the West Side and of the II passen-
gers on the car four were badly in
jured. The others escaped with
bruises and contusions.
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Opened with n Grand Parade.

Springfield, Nov. 14.-With a grand
parade, in which Gov. Bushnell par
ticipated, the industrial exposition
which is TO he the feature of the state
and national grange convention which
meets here during the next ten days
was formally opened Yesterday Gov.
Bushnell and others spoke.
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Died from HIS Injurias.

Cleveland, Nov. 1O.-C. A. Carpenter,
assistant chief engineer of the Buffalo
division of the Lake Shore road, died
Thursday morning at the Cleveland
General hospital Death was due to a
hemorrhage of the brain. the result
of injuries sustained by being struck
by passenger train Nc. % of the l.. S.
& NJ. S. road Mt Saybrooli on Tuesday.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-11-15

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Nov. 14.-At
Detour, this county. on Sunday the
three SONS of Mrs. Kate Orr, aged S,
9 and years, were burned TO death
in Gre which originated in their
home. The mother, widow, wai
away at the time.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-11-15

Toledo, Nov. 1O.-Mayor Jones has
issued q signed statement in which he
denies that he had said: ''If my race
has in any way contributed to the sue
cess of John II. Mclean and rebuke
TO the infamous policy of the admin
istration | feel il has not been in vain"
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snicIde tIub at Frankiort.

Frankfort, Ind, Nov. I4.-indrcw
Thompson last night committed sui
eide by taking morphine. The death
has developed beyond doubt that there
Is a suicide club in this city and that
two Of the members have already car
ried ont their obligations.
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Mnn,. Rig Rnmnrn..

Fremont, Nov. 11.-Ethan &. Allen
has brought suit against Sandusky
county for S15,O0c damages, by reasons
If alleged injuries sustained on a de-
fective roadway.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-11-15

Lima. Nov. 1.-THE jury in the S2O,-
200 breach of promise suit of Mrs. Lot
tie White vs.. Justin Brewer, the Ada
banker, disagreed after being out 80
hours.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
w. r. C.

Hamlin Relief Corps, No. 2s, meets
on the first and third Tuesday nights
of each month at Grand Army Hall
Visitors welcome.
Mrs. H. A. Knapp, President
Mrs. Ada Kerns, Secretary.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
HAAfLN POST. No. s1s. @. A. L..
meets every second and fourth We'd
nesday evenings Of each month 81
drAnd Army hall.
Waiting comrades are welcome.
A. W. Griggs. Commander.
G. Sage, Adjutant.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.

Lorain Lodge, No. PSI, meets every
Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall
Visiting members welcome.
]. o. Lang. Noble Grand.
R. T. Spicer, Recording Secretary.
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Wellington
Secret Orders.
TRIBE or BEN-HUR.

AEIcHoR COURT. No. ss, 7. B. H,
meets every second Monday evening Of
sach month in Grand Army hail. Vis-
ting members made welcome.
A. @. Wan, chief.
B. Vanator, Scribe.
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WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.

WUUDMDN UF TIE WUhLUs
WoODBINE CAMP, No. so, meets
each second and fourth Tuesdays Of
each month at Grand Army hall.
Visiting soyereigns welcome.
HOWARD HoLLENBACH, Camp Com
mander.
Claude r. Lebcck, Clerk.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

above the lowest point reached on the
1883 crop. The extension of the price
agreement as regarding print cloths, the
new one. however, covering all classes OF
the product, has strengthened the situation
In cotton goods and at the same time is
credited with presenting an obstacle to
the progress of the proposed combination
talked of for some time past.
Wheat has remained steadily strong,
growing hrmer toward the close on en-
Iarged foreign buying and uncertainty as
to the outcome of South African affairs.
Sympathetic strength is displayed by corn
and the other cereals. Increased foreign
demand is reported largely responsible.
too, for the stronger tone and advances
shown in hog products. Wool has contin-
ued strong and in active demand both at
home and abroad. In the manufacturing
branch of the trade demand is reported ac-
tive.
There is a quieter tone at most markets
for iron and steel and large buyers have
been, most of them, out OF the market.
There is no diminution in strength, how
ever, and a number of advances, notably
on Southern iron and steel billets, are to
be reported. Complaints of backward de-
liveries are as numerous as ever. Lumber
remains active at most markets, though
complaints of slow delivery due to lack Of
cars, are also heard. In other lines of in
dustry prices are notably strong. petro-
leum and hides being among those ad-
yanced.
Business failures for the weak, hye days
number 13l, as compared with LAT last
week. 166 in this week a year ago. 189 in
1897, 325 in 1896. and 245 In 1885,"
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Look over our suitings tomorrow
HECHT & COMPANY, 5l3=5l5 Seventh St.

who take the advantage of unusual crowds to ply
their y0cationsl Citizens before leaving their
houses, should them or leave some reliable
person in charge. See mat lewelFy and silver
ware not exposed The carrying OF pocket
books or considerable OF money on such an
occasion should be avoided. The watch chain and
jewelry usually in sight are invitations TO
a thief in a crowd. Pickpockets travel on street
cars and lcok like honest men. They usually
work in pairs While enc iostles or attracts
your attention the other robs you.
Pennsylvania Avenue. from First to Seven
teenth Streets northwest, and Fifteenth Street
northwest will be roped with wire cable along
the curb, and 1t will be violation OF law for a
person to intrude upon the roadway after the
police order the same cleared InteTsecting streets
and spaces will be looped. and il will be viola
tlon OF law TO pass such lines after the streets
have been cleared by the police. Do not argue
with officer Of the law! It will be his busy
day. Take his advice. Regular members of the
force and those persons temporarily commission
ed are prohibited by the regulations from indulg-
ing in harsh violent, disrespectful language
or conduct. The police should respectfully re-
quest compliance with orders; be firm and if
necessary. force. The baton IS placed in their
hands rs means of self-defence- The ''crowd-
rope should be used heretofore ordered. II
Is especially enioined upon citizens and strangers
who may be present to view the parade that they
should comply with the directions OF the police
with reference to intrusion upon the streets re-
served for the parade. Any act to the contrary
will be out of order. disorder and will be dealt
with accordingly. The parade lines viii be from
curb TO curb, from rope TO rope. The sale of
giant frecrackers or dynamite bombs is not per-
mitted. RICHARD SYLVESTER,
Major and Superintendent, Metropolitan Police,
D. c.
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THE POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
Instructions to the Force and Ad-
Wg vice 10 Citizens.

Major Sylvester yesterday issued an i'm
portant order for the instruction of the
police force, special policemen, and citize rs
during the Dewey reception next week.
Copies of the order were sent to all the
precincts yesterday. 1t reads as follows:
Washington, Sept 26, 1892
On The ID day of October. 1859, Admiral George
Dewey. T. S N upon his arrival in Washington
will be welcomed by the citizens OF the Dlstricl
Oh Columbia and Others, and on the Sd OF the
same month. at the east front OF the capitol, ne
will be presented with a sword provided for him
by act OF Congress. The occasion Will be one OF
unusual importance by reason of the presence
and participation OF the President of the United
States In order that the arrangements may be
corIs;Immated without disorder or friction, the o
lowing is promulgated particularly for the infor-
mation of the force and all others who may be
concerned:
1t is incumbent upon those charged with the
maintenance of peace and order, and also the
citizens, TO see that the laws are observed and
life and property protected. The Metropolitan
Police Force OF the District Of Columbia will have
the assistance of trained detectives from other
municipalities 200 citizens with full police au-
thority. and auxiliary force of additional pri-
Yates, all under the direction and supervision of
the Superintendent of Police. Members OF the
force and all others in authority, will exercise
due vigilance with the view of apprehending
thieves. thugs, and other evil-disposed persons
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Agricultural Products Exhibit Mark
ed Strength I'm Every Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Bradstreet's cir
cular tomorrow will say: THE notable fea-
ture of the business situation is the
strength of agricultural products. notably
the cereals. cotton, and pork products. Fall
trade continues good, though 1t 10 con-
eeded at several markets that the biggest
part Of the fall business has been done,
and that recorders from now on will cut
the largest figure. Weather conditions,
while favorable to cotton crop harvesting,
are claimed to be hurtful TO further growth
because OF dry weather. Outside specula-
tive interest in that staple. short covering,
partly, il is claimed, on foreign account
and the exceptional strength of the manu-
featuring industry, the products of which
are in active demand and tending upward
are all reflected in the rapid advances for
both futures and spots. Visible supplies,
while considerably larger than in preced-
ing years. are slightly smaller than they
were in 1895. since when consumption has
unQuestionably heavily increased. Mid
ding uplands are now 58 Of cent higher
than at the beginning of the month, 1 1-2
cents higher than last year, and 2 cents
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ATHLETES TO GO TO BALT1MoRE
The Y. NJ. c. A. Team Out for Field
md Track HOnOra.

The \. NJ. L. A. Team Out for Field
and Track HOnOrs.
The local track team Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
has decided to enter the athletic meet
to be held in Baltimore tomorrow
Speare, the former C. A. C. champion,
and now the captain of the Y. NJ. c. A.
track team. will enter the sprints. He is
looked upon as the best man in the Dis
trict in 100-yard dash. Morgan. who has
made in former meets an excellent mate
for Speare, has entered In several Of the
events and will endeavor to hold his repu-
tation. Beatty, now on the Y. M. C. A.
track team, who was considered one of the
best quarter-milers in the District when
he ran for the Columbian University, has
also proved that he can put up fine half
mile run. He has entered in these two
contests. Stuart, who, on, September %,
defeated the champion of MARYLAND. has
decided that he will enter the mile event.
Hough's friends claim that he is, in the
best Of condition and by the day Of the
contest he can clear the bar at six feet.
Green. the best pole vaulter of the as
ISOLATION, is getting into condition, and al
though he cleared the bar at ten feet six
inches on September %, he is thought to
be able to beat this. The Y. M. C. A.
has one of the best relay teams that ever
represented the association, and they have
entered the relay race. They are Beatty,
Morgan, Speare, and Stuart, with Ford,
who is only a youngster, but game one.
as substitute. r
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tiled Sept. "A, 1599.-J. R. Young, Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.-oSIE A. WRIGHT ".
JAMES H. WRIGHT.-In Equity No. 2O6e6
On motion Of complainant by her solicitors
Wilson Barksdale,s it, Is this 18th day of Sen.
tember, 1899, ordered. that the defendant, James
H. Wright, cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before tina first rule day OCCURRING
forty days after this tday; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case Of default
The object of this suit is to obtain divorce on
the ground Of desertien Provided copy of this
order be published in the Washington Law Re
porter and the Washington Times, according
(seaD cHAs. e.icoLE, Associate Justice
A true copy. Tests
J. R1YY0UNG, Clerk
By N. A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
sells, ,222S 4,.3.
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LOST ON THE SCOTSMAN.
passengers Drowned on the Unfortu
nate Dominion Liner

RlMoUSKI, Quebec, Sept 29.-The Do.
minion liner Scotsman, which was wreck
ed eight days ago southeast of Change Isl.
ands, eight miles from Belle Isle light.
mouse, and eleven of her passengers were
drowned while disembarking from the
wrecked steamer. The Scotsman is a to.
tai wreck.
The names of those who were browne
were:
Mrs Robertson, wife Of the manager OF
the Sunlight Soap Company, of Toronto;
MISS Robertson. her daughter; Mrs. Childs
wlfe OF the stage manager of the Sign
of the Cross Company; Miss Street of
Montreal. travelling companion of Miss
Duncan, of Montreal; Mrs. Dickson, of
Windsor, Ontario. wife of a former ed
itor Of the Toronto Globe
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Personal.

Major II. d. Muiford of the Thirty-ninth In
fantry, who was with the Nebraska Volunteers
in the Philippine Islands, is stopping st the
Riggs House The president of the Pennsylya-
MIA State College, Dr. George W. Atherton. is
at the Ebbitt House. Mr.. and Mrs John Boyd,
OF Glasgow, Scotland who attending the PAN
Presbyterian Council in this city, have apart
ments in the Hamilton HOUSE. Mrs Orville C.
Chapman, accompanied by her son, William R.
Chapman, has been indalging in a several days.
visit TO relatives in this city and will leave for
their home in Fauquier county, Va. Tomorrow.
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Mothers Friend waists, 3oe.

We have several dozen Of the cele-
brated Mothers Friend" shirt waists.
with the famous patent button band
from which the butt0Ls cannot be torn
and which can be removed when being
washed. They are white and cciored
and laundered, but they are slightly
soiled from W ndow display; so,ue of
them have two detachable collars and
pair OF cuffs and some have attached
collars; they are sold for CSC :;'e world
over; you get these for 3sc--lesc than
cost.
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SWAMP Is not recommended for
everything; bu: If YOU have
ROOT kidney. liver, or bladder
the remedy you need. At druggists in fifty.
cent and dollar sazeA You may have sample
bottle of this wonderful new discovery by mail
Tree; also pamphlet telling all about it and its
great cures
Address Or. Kilmer Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.
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Informal showing of millinery.

While the decorating and embellishments quite
pled for formal Opening next Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday the showing of the millinery is ready And what
millinery The creations of previous with
which ask attention Exquisitely
handsome hats from London Paris Bernthe ceverest
of the noted miners in those cities and host of
York city. well hundreds from
worOoms Come and ea st their beauty and
freely express opinion. We await verdict
special souvenir of this occasion shall sell lot
Ladies Trimmed Hatsof quste beauty and exclusive
fha shneSs-Whieh we shall sell for ssss later S5.9S
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FINANCIAL.
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Monthly Installments
On Leans Reduced.

After 20 years experience the EQUITABLE has
found it practical and desirable, to reduce the
stallments on leans 70 5000 per month, on each
81 .o0-s5.Oo of which is applied on principal.
and $500 on interest
The borrower has the privilege AT ANY
TINE Of making additional payments,
thereby reducing interest. or 10 settle
loan in full Interest is only charged for
the actual time money is used. Whenever
the monthly and additional payments
loan OF 81 coo amounts to 500 the interest
Is reduced one-tenth- Many win be en-
abled, who could not do 80 before, 10 Sc
cure homes and other property, pay of
mortgages, &C., en- terms within their
reach
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That Throbing Headache

Would quickly leave you If you used DR.. Kings
proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches: They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health Easy to take.
Try them. Only Is cents Money back il not
cured. Sold BY Henry Evans. Druggist. ass :
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MUNYON CURES
DYSPEPSIA
INSTANT RELIEF,

MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE speedily and
permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all
kinds of Stomach Trouble II quickly relieves
pains or soreness in stomach; distress after eat
ing. feeling Of fullness shortness Of breath poor
appetite. constipation, heartburn dizziness, &c
PRICE, 25 CENTS; AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Munyon's Doctors az Jour service
free 6z5 ThirfeeRfh St N. w.
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You win always have a happy expression il you
drink Heurich's beer. Phone 6s4 Arlington
Bottling Co., for q case of Maezen, Senate, or
Lager.
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Wrappers, 59c.
Saturday spsciaI.

Last lot of those heavy dark colored
percale wrappers, with fiounce skirts
and trimmed with braid, in splendid
assortment of colorings, will be sold
tomorrow at 59c II you've the slight
est need for wrappers, do not ignore
this announcement Some of them are
really worth Sl-25.
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On each additional S100... 81
On each additional sl,0O9-Sl0.
The EQUITABLE has been 4 practical
aid to its members in successfully saving
money, and acquiring hcmes. II is firmly
established as a purely local. cooperative
building association. Those who become
shareholders or borrowers can rely, in
every respect. spon equitable dealing.
The new terms for loans will be fully explained
upon enquiry at the office. EQUITABLE BUILD
ING. Ioos ST. NV. or to any Of the Di
rectors.
John Joy Edsun. President.
A. J. Schafhirt, Vice President
Geo. ". Casifear, 2d Vice President.
Frank P. Reeside. Secretary.
Ralph z. Barnard. Asst Secy
Ellis Spear. Marcus Baker.
Geo. W Fisher. A. H. Lothrop.
Job Barnard. Geo. Fl. Harries.
IL H. Tsombly. John W. Schaefer
se&S-tf
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Special selling in millinery dept

Lot Of ladies' felt Rough Rider and
alpine hats, trimmed with folded
scarf and knot, also with quill,
Lot ladies' and children's fats, in
blacks and colors Will be offered
at ......--......... 4Sc
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Boys golf caps-all wool cassimeres
and cheviots-11c instead Of Csc.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

"Hechfs Greater Stores. /"
"HeChtS' Greater Stores. !"
Unparalleled selling will be done here tomorrow.


offerings The
Don't be backward about asking charge Don't
willing
seuVo for
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Boys wool knee pants. instead OF
49c for 2sc.
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The nobby plaid golf caps-all wool
materials-19c instead of SOC.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

1.7S5 mems derbys and fedoras and
mems crush hats. which sell at s1-9S>go
on sale tomorrow morning at 81.
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Shirtwaists special values.
BOYS century cloth shirt waists, 19c

Boys fiannelette waists; well made,
durable garments, made particularly
for boys who give their clothes hard
wear, for 8 1-2c.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

AIl-wool knee pants for boys; some
with double seats and knees, for 49c-,
such as sell for CSC.
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Knee pants-special values.

Boys black and blue cheviot knee
pants. splendidly made garments such
as sell for 29c usually for 14c
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Boys blue golf caps-siIk lined
instead of soc, for 25c.
The evening times., 1899-09-29
Mems and Boys Hats.

A larger hat department than ever
and bigger and better stocks-better
variety-and the same savings may be
made here as in former seasons.
Unexcelled line of mems derbys, fe-
doras and crush hats, in the new
shades as well as black.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Boys heavy quality corduroy knee
pants. such as sell for SOC usually. for
39c tomorrow.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Mems Open Front and Back Percale
and Madras Shirts: all with detach-
able cuffs; In nobbiest of patterns;
identical shirts which many are
selling at 81 and $1.25, for.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Lot of long eagle quills and wings, in
all colors, viii go tomorrow
at . l9c
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Mems Derby Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers-fall weight for wear now,
in all sizes, instead of soc gar
mept, for ,39c
The evening times., 1899-09-29

so styles ladies' 19c and 25c
handkerchiefs, t2Hc.
purchase Of Ladies' Handkerchiefs
enables us to offer this morning
several hundred dozen Lacc-edge
Handkerchiefs in as many as so styles,
such as sell regularly for 19e
and 25c, at 121ac each.
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Lot OF children's school hats, trim
med with band and quiIlLwill go
tomorrow fer .49c
The times., 1899-12-24
Gras~hoppers in Glacier.

tFEnm the Omaha Bee.)
There are many remarkable glaciers in that part
IF the Rocky Mountains uplift that crosses the
southern border Of Montana. 4 part Of this
region las hitherto been unmapped and its more
elevated pCrf iars were uUyisiUed and unnamed
cd the way up thc mountains and discovered some
of the largest glaciers in the temperate regions
Of the western world Here rises Granite Peak,
which, according TO Nr. Gannett, Is the culmln-
ating point Of Montana Il. s24 feet high.
Among the glaciers found in these mountains
and recently described by James p. klmb5l Is
Grasshupper Glacier. which derives its name from
The enormous quantity of Erssshopper remains
that are found on ard in the glacier Pcrodi-
% The north take their fight southwark ana must
needs cross the mountains. Their fayoutc route
seems 10 be across this wide glacier and IN the
passage scores Ot thousands OF them sucCumh TO
the rigor Of cold and wind, tau helpless upon the
snow. and arc finally eutombed IN the ice In the
course oi time billions OF them have been the
victims of this glacier They are. OF course,
cauied bE The ice river down into the valley and
deposited ut the melting edge Of the ice, aud MT.
hopper remains are the principal material at
ihe lower edge az the glacier. We hear very
often Of rocks and sand forming tie terminal
moIaiuc of glaciers. hut heTe is glacier whose
principal mor8inal material is grassh0ppers.
Thee. insect TCuaIrz are washed cut OF the ice
iu fuTrows wherever the suns heat has grOuved
the surface into Tuulcts OF descending wafer
The grasshQppers p5rmoste the gilcier from top
90 bottom. no fragment OF ice can be broken
So small as rot 10 coGt8jn remains. Most Of The
insects have been reduced to coarse powder,
and the fuu0Ws oi them washed out by the run
lets and naturally disposed in parallel lines are
very dark in color.