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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06
PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
Signers for Further Information.

5 IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
hate division, in and for Salt Lake coun-
~ state of Utah. In the matter OF the
estate of Edward Brain, deceased No
tice.-The petition OF Matilda NJ Jermins.
praying for the issuance TO Charles j.
Brain of letters of administration in the
estate of Edward Brain, deceased. has
been set for hearing on Wednesday, the
18th day of July. A. ID. 1889. at $50 O'Clock
a. m. at the county court house. in the
court room OF said court, in Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake county. Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court.
(SeaD with the seal thereof affixed, this
LIST day of July A. ID. 1899
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk
BY +. G. REEDALL. Deputy Clerk
J. IL. Moyle, Attorney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06
LOS ANGELES VIA PORTLAND.

Low rates via the oregon Short Line
during n. E. A. convention. Choice of
routes See agents for details.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

NOTICE To REDITORS.-ESTATE
of James Bews, deceased. Creditors Will
present claims with vouchers to the un-
dersigned. at office of stephens and
Smith. So to 3i5 Auerbach building, salt
Lake CITY Utah. on or before the ftrSt
day OF May, A. ID. 1900.
MARY JANE BEWS.
Administrative of estate Of James Bews,
Deceased.
Date OF first publication. June 18th, A.
D. 1893.
stephens and Smith, Attorneys for
Estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

purchase of European holders that the
investment pressure. it is believed, may
go much further. Tintos were 46$s; Ana
condas, II 9-16; Utahs. 9l2; Bostons, Us.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

Pimples. boils and humors show that
the blood impure. Hoods Sarsaprilla
is the best blood purifier that money
cen buy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

And in accordance with law and the
order of the board of directors. made on
May oath 1899. So many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at auction at the banking
house of Mccormick and Company. n
W. corner of LIST South St. Salt Lake
City, Utah. at u o'clock noon. July 20th,
1893 10 nay delinquent assessment there
On together with the cost of advertising
and expense of sale.
j. II. WOODMAN, Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

lorlty of the GOO correspondents report to
be in poor condition Some report the
wheat as good but the general run is
somewhat below fair"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-06

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTA
of Bertha j. Martinsen, deceased Credi-
tors will present claims with vouchers to
the undersigned at rooms 70l-702 Nc
Cornick block. Salt Lake City. Utah, on
or before the 25th day of October. A. ID.
1899. "
CHRISTIAN C. MARTINSEN.
Administrator of the estate of Bertha
j. Martinsen. deceased
Date of first publication June p. A ID.
1899
Wilson & Smith, Attorneys, Mccormick
bldg.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

Sir Cornewall Lewis. Gladstone was prooaoi'
moro learned in matters unconnected win po'-
,,o. Yhan any other Cabinet Minister-thoush'
e,,cept In theology, his knowledge was perhaps
wore remarkable for its wide superficies than
for xts profundity He seemed TO take no inter
cot however. in modern scientific discovery -"
ono occasion. when Faraday was endeaVorihs ~
exn,ain to Gladstone and several others an III"
nortant new discovery in science GLADSTONE
only commentary was: But. an ALL what use
60 80" "Why. sir" replied Faraday there Is
o-,orv proba bnity that you will soon he aole 10
toy itr' OF foreign countries too dads'ohe
tnew curiousIy little. according to MI LechS
"t1e sometimes drew pictures of semi-oaroarous
,r,hes and Of the philanthropy OF not 100 as
Interested governments which filled dipioma''s's
ord foreign statesmen with amazemeh'. MI
Iec,kv &c of the opinion that Gladstones literary
production in his last years is truly WONDERFUL
,ho,,cb he makes the characteristic comment
that Il shows kind Of intellect that was much
more wonderful in quantity than IN quaiity AS
for his lasting reputation for craftsmanship our
author believes that 1t will chiefly rest upon MS
eroncial lesisla1ion~-~a great and benehclal
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
EDISON TRANSFER NOT COMPLETED.
TINE FOR ACQUISITION OF ITS STOCK EXTENDED
TO MARCH s

Several weeks ago circular issued by
srencer Trask Co. Vermilye & Co. and the
Central Trust Counanv In relation 70 the proposed
ACQUISITION BY the New York Gas and Electric
Light Heat and Power Company. which IS owned
h. the Whitney syndicate Of the Edison Electric
Illuminating Company Of New-York. this circular
rccting the fact that George Foster Peabody Of the
Arm OF Spencer Trask & Co. representing the prin
cipal stockholders Of tho Edison company. had en-
tered into an agreement with the State Trust
COMPANY for the sale of the Edison stock repre-
sorted bv him 10 become binding only In case the
holders Of AZ 81 per cent OF the stock should
have agreed 10 the sale by February 10. 1899 with
an allowance OF ten days additional TO stockholders
living abroad Up TO these dates. II was added
all stockholders would be privileged 10 join In the
sale on the same terms VIZ. 200 per cent OF the
par value Of Edison stock payable in per cent
purchase money gold bonds. due February !. 1919
Of the New-York Gas and Electric Light. Heat and
Power Company at par; that company 70 have the
right to pay off the bonds at par and accrued in
terest al any time within three years from Feb
ruary l, 1893.
been postponed however, appears from the FOL
lowing circular to the stockholders Of the Edison
company bearing date February l3:
We regret to say that owing 10 the illness OF one
OF the counsel the completion Of the deposit agree
ment for the deposit Of the stock Of the Edison
the Central Trust Company has been delayed and
therefore the time has been extended from Feb
ruary 10 until March ..
The deposit agreement will II Is expected. he
completed this week. and the Trust company ready
10 issue its certificates in exchange for the deposit
of stock. Notice will be sent to you Immediately
upon the completion OF the agreement Yours very
truly, SPENCER TRASk d co.
VERMILYE co.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
LASTS THAT ARE Not Used HERE.

quotation on winter Fashions In the United
States" which appeared from an article In The
Shoe and Leather Reporter OF London. Issue Of
January g. and was furnished by that papers Amer
lean correspondent. said.
In fashions FOR footwear by either Of the
the wide welt Is correct and perhaps In compliment
TO tn. British who are everywhere popular In the
States to-day. the British Bull Dog toe is the thing
1or mems footwear. This Is the same toe shape
that mas been used for years 10y the celebrated
house of Fagg Bros In their 'Waukenphast goods
And for that matter the pattern Of late Is much
the sa me One hears everywher Of 'Waukenphast
lasts being used I'm the manufacture Of mems and
OF ladies' boots and shoes
Waukenphast Ltd. OF no 50 Haymarket Lon
don took exception to this statement. ana under
the date OF February !. In letter 20 the Editor Of
The Shoe and Leather Record said In your
issue OF January YOU publish article from your
American correspondent entitled. Winter Fashions
in the United States IN which name Is men
toned In connection with Messrs Fage Bros
VIII permit to that IN
connected In business with Messrs. Fagg Bros :?
Your CORE spondent also says that 'Whukenphast
lasts are used In the States in the manufacture OF
mems and ladies' boots and shoes This Is not
fact The Well-knOwn quality and style OF our
goods has led 20 extensive limitations of our name
and trade mark. but We wish emphatically TO say
that genuine 'Waukenphast lasts are not used In
the United States Your obedient servants
'WAUKENPHAST. LTD"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
TRATN jumps THE TRACK.

TRAIN,rFN AND PASSENGERS INJURED IN
v-Rp-K on THE GRAND TRUNK
sherbrooke. Quebec Feb. 16-The locomotive on
the Grand Trunk Express. which left Portland' Ne
a. $40 this morning. jumped the track two ana d
half miles east Of IennoxvfIe this a'e'noo" anu
49, ,atn tollowed No one was killed. but three
tra,nmen and four passengers were injured The
injured
por-Ro1-E Mr. ana Mrs w P. and'their son Coati-
cooke. Quebec
DICKSON F., Montreal.
FER RD1NANp F. news agent Bellevie Ont
M'FARI.ANE. ". J.. conductor. Montreal
STEERS J. N express messenEer
or these the only serious case Is that o. Ferd-
inand who Is badly injured internally. The cause
OF the wreck Is not known yet.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
Yesterday. To day
E1,HoPrAN pRonrcr MARKET.

Liverpool Teb. Is. 3:45 p m.-ENchango- -Wheat-Spot
dun. No . red Western winter Is. No / Northern
spring. 6s ia Corn-spot easy. American mixed new,
3s GN.d. 10 old IS 81 futures. March steady Be 5a.d
May steady. IS 5l.d Flpr-St. Louis duh
"a Gl Hops London dacnc COAST nrm IL i5s ff5 81
Beef dun. extra India mess 65s prime eOs Pork
dun. prime mess fine Western BIOS; prime mess medium
western az ~ Hams short cut. IA TO 10 II. hIm at
35s BaC1n-'umberland cut. 2s - 30 10 27s "a
short nib ~ - ~ steady 27s long mid
der Light 70 10 ~ 10 steady at IN ID; long clear mid
dies. heavy. ~ To i3 n steady 2Is Cd clear
backs. lo 70 u NJ nm al 2Ns; clear helles "a 10 No.
nrm at Bis 81. Lard-Priue Western dun az So Cd
shouldert-square IL to IA n. nrm as Cheese
steady American finest white and coored
Prime city strong az 2s CottoRseed oilIAverpool
nnet nrIn at los % Turpentine-spirits nrm
Rosa-Comulon steady At "a
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
yoT 70 CHANGE JEyNNGS-ST. LINE.
BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS, AT
LAND OWNERS PROTEST. RECALLS
ITS FORMER ACTION.

Al a regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon
the Board Of Public Improvements gave nearing
IA the property-owners affected by the change In
lno Of Jonuines-st in the Borough Of The Bronx
Tho Board al a meeting on December u last ap-
proyod the line Of the new street as laid out by
tho chief engineer. II was found that one OF the
proporty-owners a Mrs. Freeman, had given her
consent to the change OF line. not understanding
that by so doing she losing fOrtynine feet OF
waterfront After hearing the arguments In favor
OF Mrs Freeman advanced by ex-senator Charles
l. Guy the Board rescinded It's former action, and
will recall the same from the Municipal Assem-
by.
The question raised I'm the Board some time ago
by President Grout Of the Borough Of Brooklyn. TO
the effect that payments for the repavement or
streets in the City should he made on an even basis
he having contcnded that the Brooklyn property
owners arsfsgcd each time that work mad to
hc donc I'm Brooklyn, came up again IL was re-
the recent meetinga OF the Board. and at yester-
days meeting President Holahan said thst the
Controller In his reply. had evadcd the direct ques-
ton President Grout argued that the Controller
had furnished the desired Information. and moved
tha: the Board approve the Mckeon bill now
pending I'm the Legislature: bridge Commissioner
t;hoa argued I'm support OF the contentious advanced
l. Prce idcnt Grout. After considerable desultory
discussion the motion voted down and II was
(nallv agreed that President Holahan call on the
Controller on Saturday morning for the desired IN
formation President HOahan promised that II
NJ contention raised by President Grout Is borne
oIlf hv the record In tho Controllers Office he VIII
cali (. special meeting for Monday next 10 approve
tho Mcl<eon hill. providing for the payments for
rcpaVings I'm the boroughs on an equal basis.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
JOHN e. MORRIS HEALTH.

It is said in Wall Street that John O Moore. OF
Moore n Schley. who some time ago underwent
slight surgical operation. has not yet fully recov-
cred his health He has not been downtown for
the last three four weeks although he visits the
uptown office of his firm every day. He Is ex-
pected at his main Office. No. SO Broadway. next
week.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
SOLDIER ~ HOSPITAL SECURES A BRIDE

Newport News Va. Feb Is (SpeciaD.-William
Weeks n private OF the list New York Volunteers.
and Miss Margaret Mandie. OF New-York, were
married al the Josiah Simpson Military Hospital
to-day Weeks Is one OF the heroes OF Santiago.
and has been under treatment AZ the hospital since
Inc return Of the wounded from mis- regiment.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
STATE TRUST OFFICERS Not CHOSEN

The Board Of Trustees Of the State Trust Com
pany OF which body William c. Whitney. II II.
Vreeland president OF the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company and p. A. Widener were last
Wednesday elected members. was 10 have met yes
teriay 10 elect officers for the coming year The
Nominating Comp1ittee. however was not ready 10
report a ticket and II as decided that the Board
committee
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
PRODrcE ExcRANGE sEATs HIGHER.

Memberships IN the New-York Produce Exchange
have recently advanced from 500 the hgure at
which they were sold last summer 10 s975 and $500
several soles ~ these prices have bean reported
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
PEACE AND ARBITRATION.

The afternoon session of the council was devoted
~ the general discussion Of THE Relation Between
m. Council and Peace and Arbitration" followed
by what Should BE the Attitude of the Women of
the United States Toward the Peace Conference
Proposed by the Czar?" Those participating IN
tho discussion were Mrs Spencer. Mrs. Barrett.
Miss Anna Shaw, Miss Carrie Thomas Alexander.
Miss Anthony. Mrs. Belya Lockwood Mrs. Grannis
and the Rev. Amanda Deyo. At times the Discus
sion became spirited Mrs. Deyo called American
women sovereiRns and citizens who would have
great power for peace against war. Miss An
fhOny said American women We're neither sover-
eigns nor citlZens-they were dsfranChised women,
who could do nothing hut humhly beg with no
power 10 accomplish anything as soverelgns or
citizens Miss Anthony seventy nine years
old to-day But never did she speak with more
spirit and vigor than In that httle hVe-minute
speech replying 10 Mrs DeyO. There Is a feeling
against expansion IN the council. II by expansion
there must he No two women saw the car
proposed Peace Conference from lust the same
point OF view. But in the long run all were In
Mrs Deyo endeavored to get expression ~
oplnion from the council on a petition for peace
which she read but this declared out Of order
by the chair.
At the evening .ession the programme included
reports on National Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union by Mrs Lillian NJ y stevens. ''Su-
preme Hive Ladies' OF the Maccabees of the World
10y Mrs. Lillian NJ Hollister: Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement Association" by Mrs Mnna J.
Snow; addresses. Are Men Supplantlng Women In
the Business World?" by Nette III. Scott. The
Social Conscience In Its Relation Industrial
Problems" by Maud Nathan. OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

Marie Wainwright Slaughter known as Marie
Wainwright. the actress. has fled a petition in
bankruptcy with liabilities OF nl.N52 and assets.
500 in clothing which she asserts Is exempt She
lives at the Hotel Endicott Among the creditors
are Hugh O'Nen. 81 199 for drygoods: Nathaniel
Hartwig Baruch 81 SO4. salary; Julian Magnus
s. 37S. salary. Barton Hill. 1886 salary; " B. Seer
executrix Of Alfred Seer 81 s65 for printing: D. II
Holmes. New Orleans s457 for drygoods c. SCOOTER
New Orleans. $500 for jewelry, and Nine. Smith.
NewYork. $3.50 for dressmakng.
Rupert A Ryley, Of No 221 Fitth-ave formerly
In business as a tailor AT No 255 Fifth-ave has
fled a petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities Of
S252o, OF which $3.50 are secured. and assets
Julius and Henry p Oppenheimer composing the
firm OF Julius Oppenheimer g. Son. cloak manu-
facturers formerly al No 104 Gree.e-st have filed
a petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities of S1.52l
and no assets
Daniel Nathan manager Of No a2 East One
hundred and twenty hrst-st.. has filed a petition in
s! Of S 9th m S0s' Ma of & end SGf q2mns
Bros dealers in jewery in Harlem
An adjourned meeting OF the creditors OF Albert
B Hilton. who formerly carried on the large dry
goods business AZ Broadway and Tenth-st under
the style Of Hilton. Hughes Co. was held yes
terday before r X Pendleton. referee In bank
ruptcy al No a Broadway. Three claims Of
creditors aggregatng about $4,000. proved
Rlumens,el & Hrsch represented the claims of
six former employees for damages for alleged
breach Of contract and offered OF tho claims
eor proving but objection was made by \.
Smith. attorney for Mr. Hilton 10 its acceptance
A long discussion ensued on the question OF con-
sidering the claim and the method Of getting at
the amount Of damages. The referee reserved his
decision None Of the other creditors desired 10
examine Mr.. Hilton. and the meeting was ad-
tOurned.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
rHENTCAL TRUST FORMED.
ONLY ONE IMPORTANT CONCERN IN THE EAST
NOT IN IT

ONLY ONE IMPORTANT CONCERN IN THE EAST
NOT IN IT
AIhanv Feb l5-The General Chemical Company.
with principal Offices at Philpstown. Putnam Coun-
~ n v was incorpora ted here to-day. The capital
stock of the company is s250cO"'o Of which $l25o-
ono is per cent cumulative preferred and N2,0oo1
common stock The company will manufacture in
Neu-York state and elsewhere all kinds of chem
icas The directors are William II. Nichols, . n.
steele George ". Kenyon Charles Robinson Smlth,
James I. Morgan. jr.. Louis :. Wolf and j. teroert
Bagg Of New-York City: Eugene Waugh. Of High-
~ philadelphia. G 2. Tiero. OF Pittsburg: e II
Rising OF Cleveland and II. F. Chappen and A. W.
ChappeU. OF Chicago.
The fact that negotiations were under way with
q view n a consolidation OF chemical interests was
printed several months ago in The Tribune and
other papers II is said that the new corporation
includes all the important chemical houses in the
Fast XII one exception II IS reported that VIII
ian II Nichols president OF the Nichols Chemical
Conopanv is 10 he president Of the General Chem
ical Company: James /. Morgan jr.. Of James l..
Morgan & Co treasurer. and r. II Nichols. secre-
tarv W r. Nichols WAS quoted Yesterday as say
ing i'm reference 10 the company.
We are not going into this for the purpose OF
crushing out competition. We invite competition.
What We Will 10 will show the people that com
hination can he made which will be for the advan-
tasc Of the consumer. We have not gone into this
the moment for Our benefit or to fatten up any
monopoly We believe. after studying the question
closely. that the organization Of the General chem
ical COMPANY viii he of mutual benefit ~ us and -
those VINO h,v. There will he M rise In prices, hut
the ultimate effect will he reduction. the chief
value of which will he felt by the purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
THE COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
OFFICERS ELECTED AT YEsTERDA1
SESSION.
MRS FANNIE HUMPHREYS GAFFNEY. OF NEW
YORK. CHOSEN PREsIDENT-PEAcE AND
ARBITRATION DTsCI ssED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH THE TnrBCNEl
Washington Feb l5.-The election Of officers gave
unusual interest to the sessions OF the NauohaI
Council Of Women to-day 1t may be safely SAID
that this exciting and interesting feature OF the
Council will never become old story. Officers
arc elected for three years. and the steady growth
Of the Council makes each election more important
than the preceding one There twenty-elght
organizations In the Council, each entitled To TWO
votes-a total Of hfty-sx But tho twenN-'iRht
organizations represent eight hundred thousand
women: therefore though not great in numne'"
the voters wic,d immense power. The organi-
cations OF National character represented In ue
Council are the American Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton Susan r. Anthony. president; Womans 'hrlS-
tian Temperance Union. Lillian NJ. y. stevens oi
Maine president. Free Baptist Womans Mission
airy Society Mary p. Davis. of Maine. presldent'
Illinois Industrial School for Girls National char-
teri Emma r. Wallace president: Woman's Keller
Society Zna D n. Young. Of Utah. president
Wimodaughsis Ada @. Dickerson. Of Washington
president; Young Ladies' Mutual improvement 80
clety. Emira S. Taylor. Of Utah, president chris
tlan League for the Promotion Of Social purity
Elizabeth b. Granns. OF New-York president
Universal Peace Union. the Rev. Amanda Deyo. OF
Pennsylvania president: Woman's Republican Asso-
citation Of the United States Judith Ellen Foster of
Washington. president. Association OF Loya' women
OF American Liberty, l. c. Manchester. OF Rhode
Island president: Woman's Relief Corps Florence
Jamison Miller OF Illinois. president; Association OF
Women Stenographers. Gertrude Bocks. OF Illinois
president; Council Of Jewish Women, Hannah g.
Solomon OF Chicago. President: Florence Crittenton
Missions Kate Waller Barrett Of Washington
president: Ant-Vivsection Society, Caroline tarle
White Of Pennsylvania. president; supreme hive
,dios n tho Naccabees Of the World. Lillian VI.
Hollister OF Michigan president; Ra thbone sisters
Of the World Jennette b. 5. Neubert OF Kansas
president; State Council Of Women Of Rhode ISL
and the Rev Anna Garlin Spencer. PRESIDENT
Local Council Of Women Of Indianapolis F'o.a
Sullivan Wulschner, president; Local Couhcn ol
Women of Quincy H. Anna l.. Parker. presl-
dart. ocal Council OF Women of Portland. Me,
Margaret T Merrill. president Local Councl OF
Women Of Bloomington. Ind. Mrs. l.. NJ Beck
president; Local Council of Women. Of Rochester,
\ Y. Mrs Joseph O'Connor president. ana Loca'
Council OF Women Of Minneapolis Mrs Marina
Scott Anderson president
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
Countrn Bodr0.

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4 n INVALID may obtain hosri with every cate -
n comfort In a physicians family. I'M rho sHou'0s "
New London conn. Address Box &lN
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

Julius and Henry p. Oppenhemer. composing the
firm Of Julius Oppenheimer g. Son. cloak manu-.
facturers formerly at No. 104 Gree.e-st have filed
petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities OF Nl.5Z
and no assets.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

Rupert A Ryley. Of No. 221 Fitth-ave formerly
In business as a tailor AT No 255 Fifth-ave., has
fled a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities Of
$50, OF which 40 secured. and no assets
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

III ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.
Pennsylvania near Beach open all the vu.
Special Winter rates . =. ..
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

Ill Atlantic city y. J.-Removed 70 new location di-
recy on the Ocean Front. Rooms suite, with bath
attached Paror. elevator 70 level q street Golf
~ H. B. COOK s. SON
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

4, RFEN COVE SPRINGS. ST. Johns River. Fia.-Houss
u established in 1871. Hot sulphur baths Circulars
application. HAKRR APFLEIAAE-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16

A RLINGToN HOTEL Atlantic City. y. j. Always open
"A Elevator steam heat. crate fires, Sl2 20 per
wk. 81 so per day and up h. !" FLkChASE-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
HADDON HALL,

4 TLANTIC CrTT. ". J.
- Golf all the year.
HOTEI, I,URAl. open Throughout the year
Sea and fresh private baths Porches Joined Boas*
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