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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cHANcERY
Between Frank Haniey, complainant. and
William ]. Haniey ct ais, defendants
on bill for partition ana decree for sale.
Henry f.. R6sseiot, Solicitor.
By virtue OF a decree OF the Court of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, made In the above cause,
On the twenty-ninth day of May, eighteen
hundred and ninety1nine. directing a sale Of all
and singular the premises mentioned and de-
sale, i. Isaac Romano. Special Master IN
Chancery Of New Jersey. shall sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder. on Wednesday.
the second day 81 August next ds9@, at tive
hereinafter described ION the corner Of Academy
street and Tuers avenue In Jersey City,. in
such portions as ia me shall seem most for the
interest 81 the parties, All the following de-
described IN said bill Of complaint and decree
for sale. that lis to say
All those certain lots 81 land with the build
fngs and improvements thereon. situate In Jer-
son County, New Jersey, described as follows:
Beginning at 4 point on the southwest corner
Or Academy street formerly TonneIe ayenue3
and Tuers avenue ffarmeNly Van Winkle
streeo5 thence Iunnins along the southsr!y side
Inches AZ II. ! iu3 u shs ~sasfsriy line Of lot
nnfnber three 81; thence = soqthWesterlv course
along tie last mentioned lire one hundred i1oo}
fsef ID 4 point n sthe SEertn line ct icy nqmhes
sgas e. ' 81 namSsr ssSsn fsj ssvsnty-ssven feef
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12
THIRTY-THREE YEARS ON THY FORCE
Capt. MoKaig Celebrates Today
Murphy's Congratulation

Police Captain Archibald McKaig, OF the
Seventh Precinct Station is celebrating
the thirty-third anniversary Of his ap-
peintment on the force today. The cap
tain has been the recipient of many floral
pieces and congratuiationss
Chief of Police Murphy this morning
sent the veteran captain the following let
ter
sPolice Headquarters. July Y, 1899,
my Dear Captain McKalgI herewith
offer you my congratulations on the
thirty-third anniversary of your appoint
record during that time has been honor
able and efficient. Wishing YOU a lew
more wears in the service, to add to your
remarkable record. | am
Yours truly,
'BENJAMIN MURPHY.
"Chief of Police.o
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12
.CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
d,av q March. 1893, application was made to the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners by
Elizabeth Breternitz and others, f9r the
IMPROVEMENT OF FULTON AVENUE.
between Garfield avenue TO Bergen avenue.
Said Improvement to be made -eonformaply
of 1895, and in the following manner, lnciua-
ing ali intersections -
graded to the established grade ~ exeavating
or fixing the same TO the established grade.
To have new 20-inch curb set on each side
70 have the present curb reset and new
20-inch curb set where necessary.
To have the cutters on each side paved
with stone having 10 a width Of Sc inches.
To have new blue stone tagging, four 90 feet
wide. laid on each sidewalk
To have the present Tagging reiaid ana new
tagging laid where necessary
TO have the carriageway paved between the
stone pavement in cutters with Macadam
NJ have new bridge stone crosswalks laid.
no have the present bridge stone
relaid and new bridge stone laid where neces-
And ali other work done that may be neees-
sary to provide for the flow Of the surface
water and to complete the Improvement IN a
good and substantial manner.
Notice is also given that on the Ith day
of July, 1899, the Commissioners of Assess
ments filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
their preliminary map for said Improvement,
shaving the probable total cost Of the con-
fempIated improvement and the probable
amount to be assessed on property specially
benefited thereby, and the same Is now open
10 public inspection in the Office OF the Clerk
of said Board.
Notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are Included in said assessment. namely
FULTON AVENUE.
from Garfield avenue 10 Bergen avenue
from Fulton ayenue to a point about 125 feet
south thereof.
from Fulton avenue to a point about 125 feet
VAN cIsEEF STREET.
from Fulton avenue to a point about 125 feet
south thereof.
from Fulton avenue to a point about 125 feet
south thereof.
VREELAND PLACE.
from Fulton avenue to a point about 1881 rect
north thereof.
BAY SIDE PLACE
from Fulton avenue 10 a point about g23S. IS feet
north thereof
And that In accordance with the provisions
OF the Act above cited, the 18th day of July,
1900. at 2 o'clock P. NJ, and the Assembly
Chamber Of the City Hall, are hereby fixed
as the time and place when and where the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear all parties interested IN said APP
nlicatjon and all remonstrances against fhe
said proposed improvement that may be pre-
scented in writing
by order of the Board Of Street and Water
c0""'Ss'0's's. GEO. T. BouToN,
no+aa Iarsav r;4y I,,sv ~ 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12
IMPROVE SOUTH COVE.
Corporation Counsel Request
ed to Submit an Opinion
for Proposals.

Corporation Counsel McDermott was
Yesterday requested by the Street and
Water Commissioners to submit an
opinion as to the Boards owe to solicit
proposals for the Improvement of South
Cove. The resolution asking Tor me
opinion also said
sSaid proposals to be 50 solicited h
individuals or corporation may submit
plans in accordance with which they VIII
improve said grant together with the
sum which they will agre to a annually
for the whole or partial use.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12
ALDERMEN meet.
More Applications for Liquor
Licenses Received Last
Night by City
Fathers.
NAVAL RESERVE INAUGURATION
Governor voorhees, Replies to
the Boards Recent Reso-
lution-Building In
spector's Report.
NAVAL RESERVE AELLGAHATIOh

- hafd q u,eefings
1he boaiu y nsNs4asn .ar,,,ars were
80 ssen n,s oa@sntess were President
M,diles who was attending the meeting
e - Roard Of Finance. and Alderman
: rau-o+b ath Perry and
barr, beqie, LOWELL L n.o
Ritter. Alderman McBrlde was VS.
dana mo Fam
8 q .aoo,1,a5 for 4 whole
Apphcao'vis "1e f-4.,o-s <
sale liquor licenses, ) Deer poeoaetS'
inns aaa taverns' So reseaui a,,-efieaeers. 5
nawnbrokers. A public porters. i bill pos
ter. 4 street musicians and 5 organ grin
ders&a ali of which with the exception OF
three for restaurant licenses were grant,
ID. Licenses were refused TO Michael
No. 282 Newark avenue, and
.5osersh n cristofauo. No. IS Larch street,
ena the application of John Waselworski,
No. sseH Fifth street. was laid over. the
applicant having died since the appliea-
tion was made.
An Invitation to attend the excursion
Of the Jefferson independent Club on July
ae with only one ticket enclosed, was re-
oeiyed and the members will probably
draw lots to select a representative.
The following letter was received from
SeVernor voorhees, " iespoAsse
saution 81 Rhe boaro -
amalgalnation o. Ing Nasa
If M. ]. 0'Donnell:-
Permit me to acknowledge the. receipt
q q cerlned copy o. sne . 5eS ~ ai9arme j
ns To the recog1dtjon Of the Battalion Of
the East, Naval Reserves, and to assure
ene members OF the board, In ir NV
nv very careful eonsidera2ion.
yours truly,
y M. VOoF1fhHs'
: Building Inspector Kelly notified that
NE had approved of the Wilson Portable
srsro r-osna 80 +oa hest contrjvance for
Mho am :;
Ehe saving OF ives IN Cases u nte7 ~
aotels other buildings having many
sn-a+os
-
Application was received from JAMES
McCustell, of No. 654 Grand street, for
xat,,rn IL ,ne aenos5ted AZ restaurant
lx,se~-
incense Zee, ne giving up the BUSINESS =
warrant was ordered drawn for the
anoonnt 1ass s+he cost of advertising.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12

ROSE#KJNTZ, nee Cau1leld, deceased
John Caufleld. administrator OF Rose
Ktntx* nee EauIIeld, deceased. by order
June Sth, 1888, hereby gives notice To tbs
cr~e3ftofs az said dacedent to bring Iii their
debts, demands and claims. aEaiHsf theIess
tate cf said 0ecAdent under oath or as
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12

Captain McKaig was appointed to the
force July u, 1866. shortly after his return
from the front. He has served the city
continuously ever since.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12
LehighvaIley Railroad

Leave Fennsylvanla Railroad station. tDasiy *
TIA AM. Local fer EASToN.
SO An For BuFFAE0. NIAGARA
FALLS and West. and principal local
points. Parlor and Dining Cars. Connects for
tla.lA PM SLACK DIAMOND *
Limited TO seating capacity pne RafraIo
8 50 P. NJ. connecting with ibr,1,rk
Sleepers 70 Detroit and Chicago. Dining csr
service q lacarte.
For WILKESBNRRE
1.I8P.M. *SCRASTo rs rs,s1
f4.23 PM. branches and inser7ne-
date points
1913 I'm. Local for MAJCH CHUNK
$50 F.M Local for MAUeH CHUNK.
1855 f.M. Local Express for E8SToN
6.2 pm For EeIfalo and Points West
1-nroughSlsepinz Cars 70 Chicago md Ip1uuto.
6slsf Ms Express for HUFEALo 81
IokoMIo None but sleeping Car passea.
I1.la r II. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,
and West. Sleeping Cars T.
Chicago.
as sSp9 sa, s~5;As sssJss! II, ssa ON III Hs5s & q. !s;zasS
Tickets ana rallYan Recommendations Il Reun.
On hotsi q reslaei'ss fisoasht Is sstanasi ss<sa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12

Dated Jersey city, July IL. 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-12
SALEM cHANcERY

Dated Jersey city, July ], 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
scnatnr Martin,e Position.

To the Editor Of The World.
The annexation of the Philippine
Islands. to be held and governed perma-
uently as colonial dependencies. would be-
in conflict with the Monroe doctrine and
an innovation on the policy OF the United
States since the organization Of the Gov
eminent.
Those who advocate this innovation
should assume the burden OK showing that
it, can be made consistently with the Con-
stitutiOn and consistently with the Just
rights Of the people proposed 10 be
brought under the jurisdiction of the
United States. and that IL will be advan-
tage0us 10 the people OF our own country.
They have not done 50. They cannot do
so.
am malterabiy opposed to this annex
alton / consider TT the most dangerous
policy seriously contemplated since the
foundation OF the Government.
IL involves the maintenance OF V'r.
large standing army and very great IN
crease I'm the navy. At its Inception ii
involves war with the people Of the
Philippine Islands. 10 involves an inn
mense increase i'm taxation.
The revenues from the Islands Will paw
a very inconsidcrable portion Of the eN
penses necessarily 20 be incurred by TINS
Government The commercial benehts
which might possibly accrue would. in
mv Judgment. be insignificant.
look upon "a as menace 10 the per-
maueucy of our republican institutions.
THOMAS :. MARTIN.
United states Senate. Jan. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
PHILIPPINE SITUATION GRAVE.
London Papers Fear that the Fnipinos'
Attitude Means War.

LONDON. Jan. ci.-The papers here
ere Impressed By the increasing gravity
Of the position ~ the Philippines. They
fear that the defiant. passionate atu-
tude OF the Fihpinos renders war poo
OaDle, ~ not imminent. The Times adj
xlses the United States 90 Doe prepared
FOR serious struggle.
The Standard says that the proclama-
ton Of "a republic by the MQioiOs gov
ernmont ie a gage OF battle which the
United States can hardly refuse TO take
up The situation Juetircs % great deal
o. anxiety as General Ousa force Isl NO
wise cQu1l % the demands that must be-
made upon 10 81 operations begin n earn
est
Tho Standard compares the difficulties
IN the Philippines with those Great
Britain has frequently had - grapplc
with. n believes that the Americans
will face them with something less than
the first fush OF enthusiasm. but with
a steadfast determination 90 succeed.
Tho Daily Nows IS convinced that
whatevcr happens the task OF paciGca-
tiOn must be- "a long one.
Tho Chronicle T.dlCulcs the new Tee
public. which 81 Says. if 10 rs allowed
TO run. viii endure for about month
The paper blames the United States for
allowing the movement 20 gain such
headway II ascribes the growth Of the
movement 10 politics Ia the United States
whicn Ii deplOrea-N Y. sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
THE HULL ARMY BILL.
Mr. Hay Believes IL Will he Hecom
miifcn md M0Aifich.

WASHINGTON, sam. -t.-Siioe ai.-l.ep-
~esrutatfve HAY says hc feels cucoui-
a,,ed 10 believe THAI the Democrats VIII
s,5eceoa I'm at least having the HUI army
reoreauizatiou bin recommitteu 10 the
sNsiiitarv Affairs Committee. he says
no Democrat viii vote Go increase me
army a. numbers greater than those eA-
isting before the war 40 is prhcHe
however. that by rccommitt.ng The huI,
Sahen III is reported again IL Will oon-
tain the provision for small increase
in the REGULAR establishment ana about
1000 volunteers for temporary duty.
These were important provisions OF the
euhstitute bin provided by Mr. Hay.
Captain Lamb has applied 10 Secretary
Gaze for "a list OF amounts paid 10y Wiz
ciuia tobacco men under tho retroactive
clause Of the war revenue law. The
secretary promised TO look into the mat
ter.
Discharges have been granted Private
Jen d. Thompson. Hospital Corps, nov
al Chapel Hill. y. c.. and Private c.
Milton McColkie. Comany A.; Sergeant
Thomas O.. Holt and Corporal James
III. Grizzard. Company g., FIRST North
Carolina Infantry.
The following fourth class pOstmasters
were appointed to-day.
North Carolina hadhurn. Columbus
county Bessie Struthcrs vice Agnes NJ.
Struthers dead. kcnnsville Dupln
county Thaddeus Jones Jr. vice Bland
Wallace. removed. kcyser, Moore county,
Paul Clark vice Martha Mod Register,
resigned
Nirginia-Admant. Lee county. Asa r.
Stapleton vice VIM. NJ Cooper resigned
Waic0t. Floyd county. Mrs. Lucy J.
Weaver vice Mrs. Margaret Walters.
dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
THE GOLF TOURNAMENT
Interesting Event at Lakes de Country
Club To-Day.

undressing i4AfIl At t4hh'N Wv N'H''Af
Club To-Day
The mid-wintcr tournament - the
Lakeside Country Club will take place on
the golf links az Lakeside this afternoon
at o'clock As previously announced
this viii bc a Foursome Tournament IN
which two ladies' and two gentlemen are
matched against each other in The play.
The grounds are i'm hrst-ciass condition
and the sport promises to De unusually
good. Much intcret is being taken in
This event There Will DE four prizes
two for the lady and gentleman mahiue
the lowest and two for those making the
next lowest score.
after the playing. lunch Will Doe served
az the clubhouse.
The entries so far are as follows. MI
II. *. Terry and Mr. George Warren
AGAINST Mrs George Warren and Miss
Montague. Mr.. William TONNES ana Miss
Tatum against Mr.. w. II. Parrish and
Miss Virginia Hayes: Mr.. Abram War
wick and Mrs. Levin Joynes against Mr.
W. Guy Davis and Miss Donnan, Mr.. r..
l.. Powers and Mrs. Ahram Warwick
AGAINST Mr.. r. II. Meade and Mrs. r..
~. Meade: Ar Levin Joynes and Miss
Mary Page against Mr. e.. u. CABOT and
Mrs G. Z. CABOT.
The contestants I'm this tournament have
been Derfectine themselves $50 The game
and fl is expected that this viii Poe the
best exhibition that has been given in
the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
FATAL EXPLOSION
IN HANOVER.
A Saw Mill Boiler Does Fearful
Havoc.
THREE MEN WERE KILLED.
Three We're Also Wounded and One OF
Them viii Die-ABothcr is Badly
Scalded-The Saw Mill Shed
Was Knocked Down.
THREE MEN WERE KILLED.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA. jan
uary 7.-Special-There was a terrible
explosion a. Flippos saw-mii about u
o'clock. The boiler was totally wrecked,
shed knocked down and three men KILT
ed-John Robinson, George Covington
and a negro. Frank Allen. Three V,nerS
were wounded-Mr. Jim Gatewood. two
scalp wounds AMI a toe mashed; Will re-
cover: Milton Page, scalded badly abou.
face and neck; Washington Taylor, pro-
ably mortsily: his skull is fractured his
left leg is broken at the ankle. and very
severely hurt in the back. The injured
were treated By Drs Winston and VIII
llams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
Is IT CURABBE 4?
A Question Often Asked by Those Al
Hicted With the Piles.

Is strained joint durable? Is Local m
fiammation durable? OF course II prop
erly treated SO Is piles.
People often become afflicted with pies
and ask some old chronic who mas at
ways persisted in the wrong treatment
and naturally discourages them by te'hhs
them that their case Is hopeless
They i'm turn discourage others anu
thus disease that can I'm every ca9o &c '
cured by careful and skiilful handing Is
allowed TO sap tho energy OF tnous"nes
who might free themselves or the uo"Di0
I'm "A few days.
Pyramid Pile Cure will cure the most
aggravated case of hemorrnoids III a"
astonishingly short time. IL relieves INC
contested parts. reduces the tnmoIs ~
stantly no matter how large. arrays 'ne
Inflammation and stops the ach'hs u
itching at once.
Thousands who had resorted 10 e~pc' !,
sive surgical operations have beeh cSteo
by Pyramid pile Cure-in a number Oh IN
stances persons who had spent "on'"S
i'm hospital under a specialist.
II is a remedy that none need fear 10
apply even to the most aggravated s"oi-
len and inflamed hemorrhoidai tumots'
II you are afflicted with this stnoooil'
disease you can master IL and master
quickly
This remedy is no longer an experiment.
but a medical certainty. IL IS ac-
tured by the Pyramid Drug CO.. OF Mar
shall, Mich.
Druggists sell It at so cents per box.
1t is becoming the most popular pie cure
this country has ever known ana orus
gists everywhere are ordering II TOT th'lr
customers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27.-Weathcr
fair: track fast. summary.
First sclling-siX and half fur
longs-BU Powell Is to ID first, Ned
Wyckes 6 10 and ] 90 p second, Top
net Il 10 ID third. Time 1889.
Second race-six url0nes-Alpina go 70
Il first. Sidilla e 20 2 and 10 5l second.
Carlin e TO - third. Time, 1861.
Third race--seliing-onc and one-six-
teenth miles-Wilson o. TO - first OK
nard ~ to / and 20 ID second, BanQuo
l. % % ID third. Time 1878.
Fourth race-handicop- Done and one
eighth miles-Doub,e Dummy III 10 %
FIRST. Muskadine e 10 I and 90 - sec
ond. Basquila IS 20 ID third. Time. 1851.
Fourth race-seven furl0ngs-Simon y.
g 70 ID first. Governor BOYD g 20 and
g 10 ID second. Borden q 20 o third. Time.
1871 10.
sixth racc-one and one-siNteenth miles
Inflammation % 20 ID first. Sadie Levy
ne 10 7 and % ID second. Royal Dance
@ 10 ID third. Time 1884,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
THE MISSING PAUL JONES.
No Bodies Have been Found-Capt. j..
Il. MoOre's Report.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.-Lavrence
Jones. owner Of the Inflated launch faul
Jones. which was lest near Breton Isl
and about Jan. 9th, with all on board,
and Mayor Taggart, OF Indianapolis.
whose daughter was among the lost, nave
returned TO the city from down the river,
after having made a frlhtless search Tor
some trace of the victims Of the disaster.
They only found some more wreckage,
among which Is part OF tho stern Of the
launch.
No news has been received since Sat
urday regarding the TUG Doulett. sent
out to search for the Paul Jones victims,
and the friends Of the men on board are
greatly alarmed. Violent storms have
been raging in the section visited by the
tug. and IL is feared the boat has met
with a mishap.
WASHINGTON, Jan. E.-Captain ]. b.
Moore. OF the revenue cutter Winona,
which made Il search Of the Gull coast
for the yacht Paul Jones, has reported
TO the Treasury Department that he made
"A thorough search. and believes tnat the
vessel was blown 10 pieces In the vicinity
Of Breton Island by an explosion or
naphtha gas. lie says that on the 29th.
off that island he spoke the United
States buoy tender Pansy, and her cap
tain informed him that he had been
cruising and searching for the yacht, and
had found that morning pieces Of her
strewn along the shores OF Breton ISL
and: that he had secured enough Of the
wreckage to satisfy him beyond the
shadow of a doubt that IT was the Paul
Jones and that all on board were lost
lie said that. after thorough search on
the island he was satisfied that no bodies
had washed upon its shores. Starting
back from Biloxi. Miss. the Winona met
the steamer Maud. with Mayor Taggart
and others aboard. The WinOna being a
more weatherly vessel than the Maud. he
took the party on board and returned TO
Breton Island. 10 enable Mayor Taggart
TO arrange with some fishermen 90 search
for the bodies of the lost The WinOna
then took the party back to Biloxi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
STOLEN BILLS RETURNED.
Thief Mails $4,000 Back to PARIS
Bank in London.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE robbery Of over
900 from. PARIS Bank, i'm this city Oh
Monday last. which has been the sensa-
tion Of the week took a. dramatic turn
YESTERDAY when the chairman Of the
Dauk announced 90 meeting oi the
shareholders that 10000 in the biggeI
notes had been returned 20 the banN b9
post
The robbery apparently was most
daring crime The thief Us supposed 90
have walked boldly behind the counter,
where there were over 100 clerks 10 Work.
opened drawer from which he took "a
parcel Of notes. and walked out OF the
bank uudetcctcd. American thieves are
suspected of having been concerned DID,
the theft as 10 is said several Ameri-
cans were recently noticed lettering
about the premises. The police are
again utterly helpless.
Thirty-siX lLlD notes and ,wenty~
two $500 notes figured I'm the robbery.
Most of these have now been returned.
and Che remainder of the notes are prac-
ucaliy unacceptable.
The chairman of the bank also an-
nounced that the Bank of England had
promised to pay this amount-the E4i."
-c40CJ of whicl had been returned.
The remainder oI the money was ln
notes of smaller amounts which could
be easily passed. and might. therefore
be considered iust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
philndelnhin Rcnd,,to Sail.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-The Navy be,
gartment has been advised that the
cruiser Philadelphia has completed coal
ing az San Diego and ls prepared 20 sal
to-day or tomorrow for Apia Samoa. in
execution of The departments instruc.
lions TO look after the United states in-
tcres's I'm that quarter of the globe She
will touch az Honolulu ON route for coal
and fresh provisions I'm view OF The foul
condition of the bottom of this vessel. ID
viii be impossible Tor her 20 make ful
snocd. and % Will be near the end o..
February before she reaches her dcstiim-
ton.
qador. was among Secretary Hays call.
en- to-day 10 IS presumed that there
was "a further exchange between them
respecting the Samoan complications. the
nature OF which Is not known. although
n h surmised from the Berlin dispatches
that both SIDES are willing 20 wait exact
information as 20 what occurred az Apla
during the uprising before proceeding
further