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Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
SMITH AND WHEELER START
Lehve Washington on SATURDAY Aft.
erDOon on Their Trip 10 the
Omaha Exposition.

WASHINGTON. July 1t Special Tele-
gram. Postmaster General Smith and Gen
eral Wheeler left this afternoon for Omaha.
There is grave doubt whether Postmaster
General Smith will speak in ST Louis on
July 4, owing to factional differences which
have sprung up over his entertainment.
General Smith wired +. c. Kerens today Ina
ne would not speak in ST. Louis If the fac
tons who are striving 10 entertain him
could not get together. General Wheeler
will also refuse to 20 to st. Louis for The
same reasons. Ii is expected, however that
the differences Will be patched up and the
committee will meet distinguished gentle
men at 81. Louis and show a solid front
for their entertainments
Harry Culver. a long distance bicycle rider
from Lincoln, Neh.. arrived here yesterday
on his way to New York He started out
TO make 400 miles in eighty days and has
covered 1870 SO far in fifty days and has
go miles more 10 cover before reaching
New York which he will cover in two days
He went from Lincoln south through Kan
sas City, Dallas, Galveston. New Orleans
Mobile, Pensacola, Montgomery, Atlanta
Charlotte and Danville. He y now making
llo miles a day. says he is in good health
and has only 1ost fourteen pounds
Mr.. Culver was the guest Of Or. L. W
Glazebrook, deputy coroner and left at noon
to-day for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, finishing at the metropolis Monday
noon.
The following additional letter carriers
were appointed today Franklin O. Spear
South Omaha; James Z. Judge and Elmer
Z. Green, Lincoln; Ed A Ellis. Ottum wa
Ia; Benedict y. Kitchen Sioux Falls, s. n.
Winslow L. Bay Of Omaha, Thomas L.
Lewis Of Atlantic. la. Bert J. Wellman OF
Fort Madison. Ia. Clark :. Rowe OF Sioux
Falls, 5. D.. Marin Il. Sheldon Of Water
town 5. D.. and Waldo H. Moore of Chey-
enne, Wyo., were today authorized TO prac-
tice before the Interior department
Nancy A. Kaiser was today appointed
postmaster at CoxviIle, Dawes county, Ne
braska, vice W. H. Kaiser. resigned: also
H. Spencer al Fairbank, sully county, South
Dakota,
An order was issued establishing a post
office at Seldom, Rock county. Nebraska. with
William 4. Seldom as postmaster
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
The BEE BULLETIN.

Weather Forecast for Neh~aska--
Fair. Cooler Variable WINDS
PAGE
Drsyfus is on French soil.
Exposition opens Its Gates
End of Popular Girl Contest
ITirst Nebraska Stnrts for Home.
Gossip of Congress of Women.
Sale of the MARLBOROUGH Gems
3 Nebraska News
Cornell heeps Insurance Books.
Recruitiur Progresses Rapidly.
Trouble NJ Homestead.
More Trouble Among Miners.
LRst Week in Omaha society.
shnLe-tp in Omaha PuIpits.
Council Bluffs Local Matters.
Iown News and Comment
saturdays sporting Events.
10 with the wheels and uheelmen.
Chess Column.
Testing Textile Fnbric.
IL Sporting Review of the week.
IL Report of the Cit! Librarian.
ia In the Domain of woman.
10 In the world of Amusemcnts.
Musical Review of the Week.
JIG - Modern McrccnHrS."
u ''PlnntHtiOn Phrehnts."
IL Editorial and Comment
10 Heading on HeRrt Failure.
what 10 DO with Millions.
20 Mystifed by False Teeth.
Grafton Ofends billings.
81 Condition of omnhH's Trade.
Commercial and Financial News.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
Theatrical Gossin.

iCopyrlrht, 1888 by Press Publis hing Col
LONDON, July 1.-(New York World ca
hlegram-Spectal Telegram )-Charles Frob-
man said Today; ). M. Barrie has iusr
begun work on q new play destined for
Maude Adams, ] am having Max Pember-
ton 5 novel kronstHdt dramRtized for An
ME Russell have Also just purchased a
new four-act play by jerome. The scene
Is laid in America Present arrHnPemeuts s
are for John Drew 10 use 81 after Tyranny
and Tears Mrs, Langtry has purchased
both the English and American rights Of
the Grundy play. II she goes TO America
reEt spring she Will be under my manage
meut. There is a dispute between Hall
Game and Wilson Barrett in regard 10 the
stage rights OF The Christian stiu on the
calendar There rs small Likelihood this viii
Interfere with The production Of the play
Al the duke Of Yorks theater, announced
in October, as the main contention now
concerns q division Of the ROYALTIES. The
success Of American Citizen" is undouhied
cahled today TO Boston asking that Good
wins cpsninF date there be Cancelled II
Boston managers agree Goodwin will open
IN the duke OF Yorks thsster in Septem-
ber and viii play there untL Christian"
comes. 4"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
M0kTAkkkS WANT MKlkLEY
President Hopes TO Include State iu
WesterD Trip After the Return
of Volunteers.

WASHINGTON July 1-Senator Carter
OF Montana called upon the president today
10 present him with formal invitations 10
visit Great Falls, Helena, Butte and Mis-
soulR when he goes on western trip The
president said he had not abandoned his
Intention 10 make western trip if con
ditions permitted bUt stated that ne would
not be able to attempt the trip before the
middle Of August. He could not fx date
and could only say positively that ne would
70. He could only say thai he desired to
20.
The president added that he would like
to pass through Montana after the Mon
tana regiment in the Philippines had come
nome, This is taken 10 indicate that the
president Will start on mis- western trip late
IN the summer and that ne viii try 10 70
10 number OF the western states. which
furnished volunteer troops in the Philip
pines In this way he will be able to shake
hands with the returned soldiers
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

That The Bees generous offer OF free va
cation trips TO four young women who earn
their own living TO ne decided by voting
contest. has been appreciated The intense
interest and the hard work of the contest
ants prove beyond a doubt but The Bee is
not satisfied with merely fulfilling its offer
TO give the four winners the trips which
were advertised The first twelve on the
list will ne included in a free vacation and
The Bee will furnish transportation for the
following eight trips as well, giving the
below, the sixth girl second choice and so
on The trips to be chosen are as fol-
lows:
From OMAHA 10 Salt Lake via the Union
Pacific, and return via Denver, with day s
trip 10 Georgetown and around the Loup
trip to ST Louis. from St Louis to De-
troit, from Detroit to Niagara Falls, and re-
turn via the Wabash.
From Omaha to Chicago. from Chicago 10
The Dells, and return via the Milwaukee
From Omaha 10 Pertle Springs. and re-
turn on the Missouri Pacific
From Omaha To Chicago via the Burling-
ton and from Chicago to Mackinaw island
by way Of water, and return to Omaha.
From Omaha TO Colorado Springs and re
turn win Denver on the Rock Island
From Omaha TO St. Louis, from ST. Louis
TO Chicago, from Chicago TO Toledo and
Put in Bay via the Wabash, and return.
From Omaha TO Denver and return via the
Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
STAMPING OUT YELLOW JACK
Disease il HhpidIy DisHppeH
from the Military Cnmps Around
sBntiHgO de Cuba

SANTIAGO, July THE yellow fever
situation shows a great Improvement, DO
deaths having occurred in Two DAYS and
only five new cases. all Ia the Fifth regl-
ment camp near the Spanish barracks.
have been reported The camp at El Moro
Is on the road 10 health, no new cases hav-
ing been reported in a week One com
pany left the infected camp Today for
Bon!to ana the remainder OF he troops
viii leave tomorrow. There Is no iufec-
tlOn IN the city
A parry o. siX Americans on cattle
ranch near the CITY were poisoned yestcr-
day and narrowly escaped death but all
have now recovered. The Americans have
had trouble with the Cubans. their fences
having been cut and their STOCK disturbed
u iF evident that q spring from which
these Americans got their water supply had
been poisoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
MILITIA TO KEEP THE PEACE
State Troops Ordered 10 CRrbondaIe
Where SeriOus Outbreak of
Miners is Imminent.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July Acting Gov
ernor Warder this evening ordered the
companies OF the Fourth infantry. Illinois
National Guard, located al Carbonville and
Mount Vernon, 10 proceed 20 Carterville at
once and preserve the peace. This action
was taken upon Representations from Sheriff
Gray Of Williamson county General Mana
ger Sam Brush OF the St Louis and Big
Muddy Coal company, and prominent citizens
Of that section OF the country, who tele-
grHphed the acting governor that the
sheriff was powerless TO keep the peace and
that the troops were necessary
The acting governor received the follow
ing dispatch at 10 30 tonight:
MARION July 1-Conditions are worse
man If here from CHrbOndale begging for
help and ! am pOwerless ] am sure there
Will be 4 big fight soon Ammunition and
guns came 10 strikers on 9 O'Clock train
They are fixing to wipe out Brush's mines
tonight Gel us help as soon aE possible
JACOB GRAY. Sherif
Al i O'Clock Governor Warder received
the following:
MARION, July BRUSH mines sur
rounded by $50 men al train. armed and
got big lol OF ammunition Must have help
al once. JACOB GRAY.
Sheriff
Governor Warder al II 80 O'Clock tele-
grsphed Sheriff Gray as follows
SPRINGFIELD, H., July l.-Sberin GRAY,
Carbondsle company will Eei guns al MD
night and he ar Cartsrvils soon after Mount
Vernon company arrives about same time
WALTER WARDER, Acting Governor
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
LIVES ARE LOST IN A FLOOD
Osrrhows Continue in Texas aud an
Immense District 10 Covered
Twenty Feet Deep.

CALVERT, Tex. July The most dis
sstrOus storm for several Yeas in this
district occurred lRst night The streams
ana big rivers around here were filled 10
Their fullest capacity and everything ahead
OF them was swept 10 destruction. The
IepOrts come IN That ne TWO rivers Little
and Bic BrGzOs. have met and that help
Is needed. On hearing this all business
houses closed up and everybody went 10
the rescue Of the unfortuuHtes A number
Of lives have heeu reported lost 50 far
only five bodies have heen recovered. all
negroes. large number o. houses IN
the lower part Of the eiry are flooded Tbs
proDGr-y loss Is heavy
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
HANNA ENJOYS ENGLISH LIFE
British Surroundings Restore Ohio
senator TO HeaItb-His Views on
Coming Campaigp.
lcopvright. 1sse. hv Asseclated Pressl

Copyright, 1899, by Associated Press)
LONDON, July Senator Hanna com
pleted the first ten days Of mis- stay in Eng
land at Windsor, where he witnessed a mil
itary review this afternoon and caught his
first glimpse Of the queen. He has enjoyed
London immensely and his health has been
so greatly benefited that he has postponed
his visit to Paris for another week The
Ohio senator has had plenty of good com
pany, including Senators Lodge and Spooner
Mark Twain, Senator-eleCt Chauncey NJ. De
pew, and il is said Richard C'us,,r Siu give
him an outing on the turf during tue coming
week
Il am Delighted with outdoor life in Eng
land" Mr.. Hanna said to a representative Of
The Associated Press today "and with the
wise methods born OF experience which
teach the leaders in politics and business
here TO limit their working hours and TO take
every opportunity for rest and recreation !
feel like an American who has only week
to see the Worlds fair, and ] have regretted
every minute ] have had to devote 10 rest.
The immense crowds everywhere tine
splendid gathering At the polo matches the
horse shows and the gatherings in Parlia-
ment have interested me immensely
u have not talked American politics with
English newspaper men, hut ! am free 10
say ! believe the old ticket will be re
nominated by the republicans next year and
that ! believe II viii he reelected ] an
tcpate little opposition TO the first part
OF this proposition and I have no doubt
the country will decide the second prupo-
sition as II did three years ago. Every
promise Of the republican party mas been
kept, every prediction has been fulfilled
There is not man in the United States
today out of work who wants work This
is the normal condition. Prosperity is
based on confidence and the only thing
which can destroy the confidence now pre-
vailing is { change Of administration
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
Fnce Hidden by a CIc,l

LONDON. July THE Pail Mall Gazette s
account Of the landing OF Dreyfus SAYS He
was almost entirely hidden by a hooded
cloak and as there was no light beyond a
Few lanterns it was only possible 70 catch
the barest glimpse Of his unkempt gray
beard and haggard, anxious features. Amid
few timid cries OF "Abas Dreyfus" " which
the gendarmee immediately silenced ne en-
tered carriage. which drove to the sta
ton as rapidly as the intense darkness per
mtted
BREsT. France July THE Sfax has
just been signaled passing Sein island. about
three hours distant, outside Of Brest The
landing Of Dreyfus at Quiberon was a com
plete surprise to the admiral and other
authorities here. who even now have not yet
been officially notified Of the fact
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
WAR OF THE MARKET WOMEN
Nhiencihn Vendors Burricnde the
streets and Are Fired Upon
by the Troops

PARIS. July IA telegram from Valencia
reports that rioting broke out among the
market women today, followed by serious
disorders. Barricades were erected in the
streets and the troops were called out and
fired on the moh Further details are moi
obtsinable, owing TO the Spanish censor
ship,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

inE long Hc absolutely seemed bent In two.
as 10 10 great pain"
viii you teke something warm before
We start" asked The captain Of The gen
darmcs. NO thank YOU replied Drey-
fus.
Enters Conch.
There arc two first-class coaches In readi-
ness. Captain Drevfus turns 20 M NiruiC.
Where %" he asks. Very courteously NJ.
Viruie replies Where you please" Drey-
'uE put his hand on the knob Of the carriage
door. Before be enters he compartment
he taxes q long look around. A faint smile
crosses his face as he recognizes his sur
roundinEs. He is on French soil again. He
murmUrs something too low for any one 60
hear
The commandBnt provost before the train
started came up TO shake the hand OF the
prisoner. He had had charge Of the exile
from Cayenne. Dreyfus talked with him a
long time. At the end be said, as the com
mHndant withdrew from the door OF the
compartment:
You have been kind. God bless you"
Then the train moved.
His Condition Pirinblc.
Nine Dreyfus has tefegrsphed Clemcnceau
that the condition Of her husband is heart
she expected. but his mental change she
found especially lBmentable. He seems TO
have almost lost speech, speaking slowly
and reluctantly.
He if not forgiving. On the contrary. he
is very bitter. He said 10 his wife
"A man who has suffered what I have
suffered never forEives does not want 10 for
give What have been through was worse
than hell"
Dreyfus is so utterly soured that he shows
no great happiness AT his return. He PAGES
ms cell and sneers Still in prison"
Nine Dreyfus was allowed to see him
twice today. She has obtained permission
10 send his meals TO him and now is trying
TO secure consultation OF physicians 10
decide whether or not TO send him to a
hospital The wife evidently expects less
change. Her visits have crushed her spirits.
Now she weeps constantly and piteously.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

Al YOkohRma-Ar -Arrived-Chna from San
Francisco. Sailed June 8O-OlympiR, for
Tacoma
Al New York-sgned-M Mantou for Lon
dOn La Gascogne, for Havrs Maasdam for
Rotterdam, via BUulngns Lucaula for
Liverpool Aller, for Naples Werkendam
for Amsterdam Arrived-St Louis. from
Southampton, NomadiC from Liverpool:
Etruria from Liverpool
A. Liverpool Arrived- Bowie from New
York Mich gan from Boston
Al QueenEtOwn--Arrive ved--Um bria, from
New York for Liverpool
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
No Out.ide lnterfer.nc.

NEW YORK, July l.-Arbitratiou Com
missioner Webster called on President Ros-
sitter OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit com
pany Today TO confer regarding the com
psnyE attitude toward the men Mr. Rns-
sitter declined 10 confer with the commits
sioner and informed him thH1 he Was ler-
fectly willing 10 meet the men as emESgyLs
but he would not recognize outside interfer-
snee.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

BRUSSELS. July The burgomAsiers Of
Brussels Ghent Antwerp and Liege were
received in audience by King Leopold today
They informed his majesty thai they could
no longer be responsi BILE for The mRintE-
nenoe Of order II the ministry did no; with
draw the electoral bill The king replied
that his possibilities Of Interference were
limited by the constitution
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
CnnI Minr an Iir.-

GLENNOOD SPRINGS. July l-lnforms-
tlop mas reached here thai me workings
nf the Vulcan mine al Newcastle are burn
ing The TIRE Is supposed 10 have started
from SPONTANEOUS combustion The i'm
msnse fans are running al full speed 10
drive out the great volumes Of gas thrown
OF. The management iE rushing the work
men in an attempt TO get out aIf ne coal
possible but Ihe danger II very great and
shutdown must come soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
Mnh IN. MunicinaI councIlIor..

BARCELONA. July IA dispatch from
BHrael0uR says that a. the opening of ne
municipal council 1odRy q crowd assembled
inside the building fired on the councillors
killing three and woundinE nine Of them
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

. n. m-Godfreys British Military band
Auditorium -.
> D m.-At the new race course, OPPOSITE
TRANSPORTATION building, grand nlnthfE
dress parade Colonel A L Campbell of the
Second Nebraska National Guards, com
mandinC. ,... ,a
! p. m-Godfreys British Military band
Grand Plaza.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

Tbs contest had all the features Of race
with the column OF names for d course and
the line OF black type al the Top for d
wire Some who Hprsnr TO the top ana
seemed for q few DAYS 10 have q Formidable
lead dropped back time and again, some
lines 70 be distsnred entirely and some
lines 10 take another spurt Had single
ballots been the only means OF gaining
dark horses would have been fewer in mum
ber ana less uncertain in their running quail
tiles. Holding back votes would NOT nave
been prErIiced 10 any great extent for fear
Of losing the ardor of ones followers. But
with a few yearly subscriptions in reserve
8 leader could sffurd 10 loaf once in while
hoping 70 cRtch opponents uuawRref ana
then suddenly move up several notches
During the last few weeks the column
containing the stsndng Of the caudidst as
WED with the base ball reportE for the FIRST
favor Of the reading public and there we're
nut a few who turned 10 it before even
ElEncing al anything else Between me
morning and evening papers there were
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
FIRST STARTS HOME

Nsbraskss Fighting Regiment Sets Sail OF
Its Long Voyage
TOUCH At JAPANESE PORTS tNsouTE
Thirty Remain in Manila a Majority Of
Whom Will Re Enlist.
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR POINTER
Calls OF Nsbraskhnb to Give the Regimen;
Fitting Welcome Home,
HAVE EARNED The B.ST STATE CAN GIVE
SncriBce. and Bravery Have Endehrcd
the Regiment Not Only TO Ne
brs.Lnns, hut 10 Every
Loyal American.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02

! Those who entered The Bee Popular Girl
/ Contest for vacation trips q month ago had
/ but little idea of the magnitude the struggle
/ would attain before its end or with what
/ keen attention the race would be watched
day after day with the most intense interest
by thousands of people in Omaha, South
Omaha and Council Bluffs. For several
weeks it has been the first tonic Of absorb
ing interest among the friends of the two
score of girls who showed they had chance
10 win and the time and energy put into il
ny so many people for others Than them
selves can only be realized after figuring out
how many subscriptions 10 The Bee some OF
the totals represent. A puzzling feature of
the contest 10 Il great many people has been
the zeal which 10 many persons displayed
on behalf Of candidates almost unknown to
Them personally and this can only be ex
plRined ny atJ-'ibutnE il to the love for sport
which CharaC1erizes Americans.
When the contest began TO attract gen
eral and constant attention the success Of
particular candidates became a matter OF
pride in the firm and not only fellow en-
poyes, but in a large number Of cases even
the members OF the firm themselves took
active part on behalf Of the young lady rep
resenting them The arrangement whereby
a years subscription 10 The Bee al
4 lowed 10 count fnr large number OF VOTES
was responsible in great measure for the ex-
citement of the contest, as with few yearly
subscriptions a candidate was often able 10
effect an entire rearranEement of the run
ming order, Early in the campaign II was
realized that yearly subscriptions were the
great source Of strength and that ballot
clipping, while moi 10 be disregarded en-
tirely was not method over which 10 ex-
pend much time or energy.
Friends and acquaintance were therefore
asked 10 subscribe and pay up years sub
Bcription. This practice started slowly. but
when the important results of II began 10
appear, and when il was seen that an hours
work in an evening would furnish new OK
citement for the next DAY, people ceased
10 wait TO ne asked 10 subscribe, but began
sending and bringing in yearly subscription
and cas- nE a block uf votes for their vari-
Gus CHndidaLes Toward the end. when time
became factor II became the custom TO
call a candidate up by telephone and inform
her where she could PICK up a few thousand
votes Naturally the last few hours we're
filed with scurryinE back and forth for the
managers and their prOteEes
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-02
seeand Division.

The second division was in command OF
?. r. Roose. The Indian hand from Phoenix.
AriZ,, furnished the music, The division
was made NJ largely OF the uniformed drill
teams Of The secret societies Of the city, The
rear being brought up by the Orchard His
guards. company OF boys. whose ages range
from 10 10 u years. They were clad IN
Rough Rider suits and were IN command OF
Paul BloomeT
There VAs plenty Of music in the parade
and nerional airs were rendered from the
The times., 1899-12-05
sTEAaIBoATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and sli points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and ~ ash
- lngton,' on the following schedule.
Lv. Washington $50 pm Ly P1rtsmauth5.00 pm
LV. Alexandria. 100 pm Ly. Norfolk. $40 pm
Ar. Ft Monroe. 7.UJ am Lv Fl MoufGa. s. a. pla
Ar Norfolk. o.. 500 am AT. Aczaud ia. o 81 am
Ar Portsmouths-lj avn Ar. Washing lon..7.UJ am
- Tickets on sale az sI7 Penn. ave. b. and
- o. ticket office 6lg Penn. ave- and corner
- 18th 81 and \. Y. ave, c. & o. ticket OF
- hces, at 5l3 Penn ave-, and 0Jg l4th ST.
- a. L. ticket office, 1434 n Y. ave-, aud
- on board steamers
K&For further information apply Al gem
- er5l offices, eth 81. wharf. Wash d. c.
- 'PhoHs. $50.
uo2s-tt JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
The times., 1899-12-05
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From Staten. 1879 St and Pa Avsnla
IN Ea.ct NoNcmhe- I Isqa

From Staten, 1Si2 s.. and Pa Avenla
In Eject November l. 1872
For Alexandria week DAYS B-sa --a4 IA
SO $50, s.59. 9:25, 1890, ll-pl u-l5. a rs
Sl3:e5. 1920, l2,t5, Et:S0. IS, 200 80. sos
soy N+;l5. 4:50, sos. N5:-0 $3.50, 8.lt 5.sr
90 ;55. :: 100 90, 1890 II on. 1850 D. as.
sundays 10. 900, 9:t5. IO:sD usi5. M
TOO noon, l2.f5, $50, gals. 500 IS. g1 SIS
y. ~.
Fos Mount Vernon, week days-5.sl 500. Io-o.
d di;0o, a. m, Xl2;o5, El.20 2;0o, e:40 s.5s. sos
Sunday 300. l2:Oo neon. 2as, 3:i5. e.45 900
For Arlington and Aeaedact Bridge week
aays-s:00. s;59 'o25. 1890. Ii.CO, 4 a.. sl1.85.
'l2:2a l2;45. = 40 2Ou. -2:4O. .3.s5. 4.l5 5-a5
S;04, $50. 7.O5. SEQ p. u
;, sgndays-7:t5. e:oo, o:45. 1880. his. a. m.
1900 noon, 12:45. i.S0 a.f5 s.n1 3 a. t-so
o;l5, 600. 6;45. 7:S0 Sis. p. ~.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage chec.-l
IETpress. TO Arlington only
- J. C0LYiS. Superintendent