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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-04
Finance nh Intrnduced

Washington. Dec 4.-The flnacial bill
drafted by spe ial committee Of repub
iIcan members. was TO day introduced In
the house by Representative 0vsrstreet,
Of Indiana, and accorded the distinction
OF beIng bill No. ] on the records.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-04
Fine Perfumes,

Eastmsn's. Palmer's Roger Il Gallets,
Rickseeker's. Imported Crown. Imperial
Crown. In bottles and bulk ut Rupees,
prescription druggist.
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Camille Lucero, OF Los Corrales. was
brought to the city and confined In the
county jail by Deputy Sheriff Jim Smith.
Geronimo Pschec0 charges Lucero with
assault with words and insulting against
his honor. delicacy and reputation" /"
Lucer0 will have his trial before Justice
Crollott, Of the old town precinct, to-
morrow morning.
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LOAN OFFICE.

Simpson for loans on al! kinds of col.
lateral security. Also for great bargains
in unredeemed watches. 200 South
Second street, near the postoliice.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
wi b me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
II. A. WITHIN, ia Gold avenue.
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Bulk oysters just sl they come from the
shell, received fresh daily in patent ship
ping Cases, no constructed that Ice never
touches the oyster. SAN JOSE MARKET.
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Try 1t

Four scuttles OF Cerrillos bituminous
coal will last as long as five Of any other
soft coal. Hahn & Co.
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IMMENSE BRITISH ARMY,

New York, Dec A dispatch to the
Tribune from London says: An army
corps has now virtually arrived In South
Africa The entire British force now in the
held, rs estimated by ColonelDrunker, is
1880 men. exclusive OF the naval bri-
gsdes, colonial contingsnts and local
forces. which range between 20, 900 and
20,OOO
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The Young Peoples City Union held q
very interesting and instructive union
service at the Presbyterian church last
evening. A large attendance was pres
ent to listen to the discussion OF the tenn
perance question. Rev. j. n. Mcclure de-
livered the principal address OF the
evening.
The Women's Relief Corps will meet
at the Knights OF Pythiss hall to-mOr-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock sharp. As i'm
p0r Abs bu iness will be transacted all
members are requested to attend.
The Albright art parlors are making
finest cabinet photographs for 81 10 and
$500 per dozen. Call and see the new
finish. ll3 North Third street.
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HOME DkES sFD.

Turkeys, Ducks and Chickens always
on hand ut the SAN JOSE MARKET.
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Blac kberries, Pears, N. Y, Apples. Calf
0rnis Apples, Bananas. Grapss, Oranges,
Figs, Dates, etc. fresh daily. SAN JOSE
MARKET.
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saELLIN e LADYsMITH.

London, Dec. --latest aivices from
Lady NTH. dated November 25lh, says
that Smelling that place IL continued
General ScEslkburger, commanding the
Beers, sent message suggesting that all
wounded be sent 10 neutral camp and
General White peremptOrily refused,
when It is said that the Beers dsliber-
ately shelled hospital.
A number OF civilians and police were
killed or wounded. The Liverpool and
Gloucester bsttalions lost eleven men on
Nov. "a. The siege OF Lsdysmith was
then growing stronger. The Beers were
estimated to number ten to fifteen thou
sanf The BOer force at ColensO Ia esti
mated at 1900 men with fifteen uns.
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IVES, THE FLORIST.
Palms, ferns and chrysanthem ums,
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LATER DETAILS.

London. Dec. 4.--Later details from
Modder river show that even the des-
perate courage OF the attacking force
displayed all day long on November 2S
failed TO drive the Beers from their strong
entrenchments and night fell on an un.
decided battle. But apparently during
the night. General CroDjs, commanding
the Beers. who were said to have mum.
bered ll,0O0, decided that the struggle
WAS hopeless, for the British found the
town aud surrounding positions eyacu
ated when daylight broke and the whole
British army crossed the river and en-
camped In the Boer positions. Expert
opinions here are unanimous In the Opin.
ion that kimberley's needs must be very
pressing TO induce General Nenthuen 10
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Jackets, Capes
and Wraps.

Special prices this week on sll
our JACKETS Rnd WRAPS
We ara making a special effort
TO unload our immense stock In
order 70 make room for our
Holiday Go0is II you need a
jacket or Wrap o, any kind
you can save from 10
10 5 per ceot this week
at h l. ECONOMlST.
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pE11AIRE HApPEN1Nas.
matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
a nn1..nrA En,,.,kn

Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.
The rule of the common pleas court,
in accordance with the injunction ale
lowed some time since. restraining the
new electric company from further pro-
ceeding until the lawful action Of coun-
ell, did not stop the work Of putting up
poles. They proceeded yesterday, and
expect to satisfy the court on the 2Sth
that they have the legal right to pro-
coed. AMI they are now acting upon
the theory that possession is mine
points of the law" and they are pos
sesslng rights upon the streets that de-
lays might hinder. embracing every OPP
portunIty to push their work.
Several papers throughout the state
have said very complimentary things
about Judge W. Med. Miller, OF steu-
benvllle, as candidate for secretary
Of state, and the Judge deserves the
good opinions expressed of him, but a
close friend of his says he entertains
no such ambition, and is not a candi-
date in any sense He perhaps would
not spurn such a nomination. but ne IS
not now seeking the dlstineaon at'FlO-
uted to him.
Never before, perhaps, was there SO
much discussion Of spring candidates
so early. The holiday season ought not
TO be marred by any such meditation.
Let the season OF good cheer roll Dy'
and there win be plenty OF time to DIS
cuss who shall be city officers But the
glamour of public office haunts even the
dreams of men, 1t seems
The Rose & Morgan Company. now
operating the Belmont coal works are
preparing to more than double the ca
pacity Of the plant a READY mNFke'
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Special Dispatch to the lntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 2s,-The
name of the postofice at Darby, wyo-
ming county. West Virginia, has been
changed to Window and Jefferson D.
Smith is named as postmaster.
william A. Justice has been commits
stoned postmaster of the fourth class at
Dotson. w. Va.
An order has been issued by the
postcfice department advising the
change in location Of the following
postofices in West Virginia: Beech,
Calhoun county, three hundred yards
south on routes 1886, 1887. 1854 and
1874; Dudley, Cabeii county, two
miles west on route 1880. and Fowler
Knob, Nicholas county two miles
northeast on routes 1884 and 1882.
The following postoftices have been
ordered discontinued: Grant, Hancock
county, route 1928, mall to Congo,
and Willie, Kanawha county, route
1851, mail to Maiden.
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WOMEN IN TROUBLE.

Tho Approach Of Motherhood Is ths
Occasion Of Much Anxiety to All.
Every woman breads the ordeal
through which she must pass in bscom.
ing mother. The pain and suffering
which Is in store for her IS q source Of
constant anxiety, fear and dread, to
cay nothing OF the danger which the
coming incident entails. The joyous
anticipatisnS with which she looks for
ward to bnby'S coming gives way to an
indeScribablc dread Of the ordeal when
she fully realizes the critical md trying
event which will soon approach and
have to DO endured.
Women should hail with delight q
remedy which inSurcs to them i'm.
nluRity from the pain, suffering and
danger Incidental to child-beaFing.
Such a remedy is now offered, and
women need not fear longer the hour Of
childbirth. "Mother's Friend"-iS q
scientific liniment--and II used before
confinement, gently and surely prepares
the body for the great requirements
and changes It is undergoing, inBures
safety to both mother and child, and
takes her through the event with com.
parative case and comfort. This won.
deriul 'edy Is praised by every
woman who has used it.
What woman Is not interested in
Mothers Friend?" This wonderful
remedy has been tested and its price.
loss value proven by the experience Of
Thousands Of happy mothers who
have used IL during the most critical
period Of Woman'S liie-the approach
and elimination Of motherhood.
Il has won their everlasting praise,
for It gave them help and hope in
their most trying hour and when
most needed, Every woman may some
day need "Mother'S Friend :" The
little book, Before Baby Is Born"
telling all about II. and when II should
Be used, will prove Of great interest and
benefit 20 ali expsctSnt mothers, and
will In sont FREQ to amy address upon
application 70 the Bradtield Regulator
Company, Atlanta, Go.
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onster Trnin Wrecked.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Nov. 2s,-The
second section OF Baltimore & Ohio
passenger train No. 9, westbouRd,
known as the oyster train" crashed
into the first section in South cumber-
land early this morning. and was badly
wrecked. Engineer L. Il. Kindle, Of
Baltimore, stuck to his post on the
second section. checking Its speed and
preventing the telescopinE of the pas
senger section. He was seriously ln-
5ured and may die His fireman, Lewis
Massey, OF Baltimore, was terribly
scalded and died in the hospital here.
No one else was dangerously hurt. The
rear sleeper Of the passenger section
was wrecked and burned.
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SCHLEYS ORDERS.
his Command Not TO visit South
African Waters
.MANY FRIENDS DISAPPOINTED.
Believed NO Restrictions Would Be
Placed on Him by the NAVY Depart
ment-our Vessels IN African Wa
tiers Might Be Detrimental to
American Interests.

NEW YORK. Nov. IA special to
the Herald from Washington says:
That It has never been the intention
Of the navy department to permit
Rear Admiral schley to proceed to
South African ports is shown the Of
fetal instructions given him by the
department on Monday last. The sec
rotary specially instructs Admiral
schley not to direct any Of the vessels
OF his command to proceed to African
waters without specific instructions
from the department
The state department does not de-
sire to have any American men Of war
ia South African waters at present,
believing that the circumstances might
be detrimental to American interests,
and the navy department therefore Will
not allow any vessel to proceed to
South African waters unless the situa-
tion In South Africa should change
materially. The instructions to Rear
Admiral schley are very disappointing
to his friends They had believed that
the department had placed no restric-
tlon as to the ports he should visit.
This is a copy Of the navy depart
meat's order:
NOV. 20, 1899.
"s1R whent the United States stenm-
ship Chicago is In all respects ready for
sea proceed with that vessel by the
shortest practicable route to the waters
Of your command, touching en- route for
coal at Port CastrIes, ST. Lucia or at
rio Janeiro ana at such other ports as
may be necessary. The department de-
sides you to be at Buenos Ayres with
the least practicable delay in order
that you may inspect the vessels Of
your command.
''It is also desired that special atten-
ton should be given to the repairs I'M
der way on the Wilmington. Submit
TO the department without delay a
schedule of the ports you will visit en-
route and the possible date OF your ar
rivals and departures. Besides the Chi
cago, the Wilmington and Montgom-
cry are attached to your command.
The Wilmington is now at Buenos
Ayres and the Montgomery is now at
MontevIdeo.
"You will await further orders before
any vesse! of your command visits any
African ports.
very respectfully,
u. D. LONG,
Secretary.
ITO the commander-In-chief. United
States Naval Force, Atlantic Sta
ton"
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Washinrton Flood.

TACOMA, wash, Nov, 9s.-The
heavy fall Of rain has caused the
Nooksack river to overflow in What
com county. AT the mouth of the river
is an immense log jam mile long
This has caused the river to find new
outlet. The new channel has swept
through Lummi village. which has been
almost wiped out The town contained
two hundred people, being the head
quarters Of the Lummi Indian reser-
wilton. Church, schoolhouse and
stores wer swept away. The Indians
have lost their possessions, including
the winters store OF smoked salmon and
5erked beef. When the flood struck
the village the inhabitants were saved
from drowning only by the dextrous
use OF boats and canoes.
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BUSY MEN

Should Weigh This Question and
Profit by u Wheeling Citizens Ex'
pcriencc.
Success in business is often handicap
ped,
May have energy In abundance,
May know his business well,
And stlll success comes slowly.
It's case OF too great q burden
The back can't carry 1t all.
A lame or aching back II Il handicap.
Drive the ache away and make work
a pleasure.
Learn that the backnche Is kidney
ache.
Read how a Wheeling citizen did II.
Mr.. Albert Caps. OF 934 Market
StTeet, ex-Ruperlntendent OF the city
electric light plant. Gays: ~ had q
steady, aching pain across the hollow OF
my back which, were TO strain myself
or take q mlsgtep, was very severe, ana
when ] stopped could hardly strai6ht,
on up without putting my handg on my
back. Were to sit for timc IN a CHAIR
I became 70 Btiff l could .crrccly get
lin. and l had frequent attacks or d.ssl.
ness 40 severe at times that did not
take hold OF n support could not stand
Bteady. tried different rnaisdiaS but
without obtpinlnE any decided relief, SO
when saw Doan's Kidney Pills 30 wal
spoken OF BY parties who had uncd
them, / came to the conclusion they
would do me good. got box ct the
Logan drug store and began to U7a them
at once ~ my back wa very bad a.
that time. felt their cfec. lnmeCl-
ately and In few days was entirely re-
llcvPd."
poan'S Kidney Pills for sale by al
dealers. Price 90 cents. Mailed by
roEter- MilbGrn Co.. Buffalo, y. y. sole
.gs.tr fo- the United States. Re-
--embe- tho aanc-Do9n's-aad sake no
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Comes from Dr.. d. D. cnrglle, Of
wnshltn. l. T. He writes: -Four bot
lis OF Electric Iiittrrs has cured Mrs.
prcwcr Of scr0iula, which had caused
bsr great suffering for gears. Terrible
Sores would break out on her head and
taco. and the best doctors could give no
bcIp; bu, her cure is complete and her
'oaiib Is excellent" This shows what
'SSmsands have provcd-.that Electric
nIttrrs Is the hest blood purifier known.
ia INC supreme remedy for eczema. tet-
Tar. salt rhsum, ulccrs, bolls and rum
Ming gores. II stimulates liver. kidneys
onJ bowels, expclR posons, helps digeB-
lion. builds up the strength. Only so
cents. sold by Logan Drug Co., drug
mist. Guaranteed.
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ms. Court Convictions.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. a.
The following convictions were made In
the United States court here yesterday:
Lee Charlton, from Mercer county for
perjury, committed In preliminary
hearing before United states commits
sloner. to which he pleaded guilty, sem
fenced to the penltentlary for one year;
Willie Hill, from Mercer county, for
selling liquor without license, sent to
jail for thlrty-iive days; Robert Lilly,
from Mercer. same otHense. sent to jail
for six months; Warwick White. boy
mail carrier. for robblng a mail bag,
sent to the reform school.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
THE NEW CURE
For ALI Forms ofDyspepsia?
More Relief Experienced In One
Days Treatment Than BY a
MONTH"; Use Of Old Remedies.

Did you ever before hear of a dyspep-
sia cure In which the manufacturers
had enough confidence to allow free
test to everyone before purchasing?
Did you ever before know of a dys-
pepsla cure where the manufacturers
refunded the money in case it failed to
cure2 This is the FIRST time in the HIS
tory of a medicine that It has ever been
done. and all persons aftlicted should
profit by the lesson taught; for no mat
er what you read or hear, 1t is a self
evident fact that the manufacturers Of
Hyomei Dyspepsia Cure have a conf
dence In their remedy that others have
not. CAN you AFFORD TO EXPERT
NENT2
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incorporated at Charleston,

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. 2s.-
The Louisiana Land & Rice Company.
Of Columbus, o., has been incorporated
here by j. H. Shawn. j. E. Blackburn.
L. L. Lang. H. B. cOnrOse and 3. H.
Brinker, all Of Columbus, Ohio. The
subscribed capital is $500, ii per cent
paid up, and authorized capital Of Ss,-
100000.
Articles Of Incorporation have been
obtained here by Fayette county. Pa.
parties, for the Fayette and Marion
county railroad. which It Is proposed to
build from some point along the Fair
mont, Morgantown & Pittsburgh rail-
road to Falrmont in Marion county,
this state. The capital stock Is $4,000.
The Incorporators are A. Plummer Aus
tin, John s. chrIsty. Thomas H. Hud-
son, Horatio s. Dunbar and Isaac
Hunt, oil of Fayette county, Pa.
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HyoHei Dyspepsia Cafe

Is guaranteed because ii contains the
only germIclde that will destroy the
bacllli which cause intestinal indlges-
ton. the most dangerous form Of dys-
pepsla.
It is guaranteed because 1t treats
every phase Of dyspepsia separetly, and
permits the use Of remedies required TO
cur each case, which cannot be given
in combination, as they counteract the
effect Of each other.
Ask your druggist for free treatment.
or send to us direct. If It affords relief,
purchase a box and we will refund the
money II 1t fails to cure.
Sold by all druggists. or sent postage
paid. Price soc,
THE R. T. BOOTH CO., ithaca, NJ Y.
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Special Dispatch to tho InicIl'geneer.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 2S.-Pen-
sions have been granted to West Viz
glnla applicants as follows:
orlglnal-James L. Taylor, clcerone,
Sc.
ncrense-willIam II. Williams, Elm
Grove, $40 to $l7; Thomas Boyce, New
Milton, Sl2 to s14; Thomas w. Man
ming, Moundsvlllc. SIS to 81; Harrison
w. Johnson. Warrington, so to So.
Original widows--HNrriet Upton, Si2:
Maiindn +. Handbook tspee!aD, Alton
sl2: Nellie Jones. CspecInD, Terra Al
ia, 3l2; Jennie g. Turner. Topeville, $l2.
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1As0 and nnnth Flpht.

Mr.. W. a. Hines, Of Manchester, Ia
writing OF his almost miraculous escape
from death, snys Exposure after
measles Induced serious Jung trouble,
which ended In consumption. had ire
quent hemorrhnRcs and coughed night
and day. All my doctors said ! must
soon die Then began to use I)r.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
which completely cured NE ] would
moi be without ii even II It cost $500 a
bottle. Hundreds have used II on my
accommodation and all say II never
falls to cure throat. chest and lung trou.
bles" Regular size soc and 81 co. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug CO.'S drug
morn
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o1ARxsBURa wzDprHa.
Marriage Of lIr. William q. Lewis
and Hiss Alice Thorn.

4A2EE4AS9l u me- Ntl441ll4H d. 49WlL
and Kiss Alice Thorn.
Special Correspondence Of lntelllgencer.
CLARKsBuRG. W. Va. Nov. g.
Mr.. William H. Lewis. assistant cash-
Ter Of the Merchants bank, Of this city.
was married this evening at $50 o'clock
to Miss Alice Thorn. daughter Of Mrs.
John W. Thorn. Of this city. The cer-
emony was performed BY Rev Thomas
". Cook. Of Christ Episcopal church. in
the presence OF a large and fashionable
audience. Mr.. C. E. Vance. of this
city. was best man, and Miss Florence
Thorn, sister Of the bride. was maid Of
honor. The brides maids were Miss
Columbia Duncan. Of this city, and
Miss MelE jackson. of Parkersburg.
Lynn Horner. E. R. Davis and DR.. r.
n. Ramsey. Of this city. and ]. n.
Jackson. of Parkersburg. were ushers.
The bride was dressed in gown Of
white satin. trimmed with point lace,
and the maid of honor was dressed In
white crgandie and carried garland
Of roses. The brides maids wore yell
low organdie. trimmed in white, and
carried chrysanthemums. The bride
was given away by her uncle. Mr., A.
K. Thorn. The bride and groom arc
both quite popular in social circles here
and have the best wishes Of a large
concourse Of friends. The presents re-
celved by the bride were many and
beautiful. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis left on east-bOund train
No. 4, for Washington and New York,
where they will spend their honey
NOM
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whnt the Pearlg Are worth.

NEW YORK, Nov GAN informal
apprnisement OF the imitation pearls
seized from Francois Book, Of Provl-
dcncc. r. l.. a passenger on the French
liner La Brctagne. which arrived on last
Sunday was made to-day by the APP
prniserB' stores One thousand OF the
pcarls were taken from box containing
about 80. COO and weighed The result OF
tic examination fixed the value OF all
The pearls seized at about S2,5Ol
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weston Annual Report.

Special Dispatch to the Intei'iEencer-
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov 81
The annual report of former superin-
tendsnt w. E. stathers. of the asylum
for the insane at Weston, was received
at the governors office yesterday.
The movement in population of the
institution is indicated by the follow
ing statistics: Number at beginning of
year, 1913; admitted, 17S; total number
treated. 1855: discharged recovered, So;
discharged not insane, :; discharged
on bond, IS: died. 20; eloped. /; trans
ferrcd to Spencer. 1; transferred to
Huntington. 1; daily average in hospit-
al, 1920; per centum of recoverles in
admissions, sl.7; per centum of deaths
on number treated, 6,66; highest NUM-
Der in hospital at one time, 1881; low
est number in hospital OF one time.
1907; remaining. 1,O1l; decrease, 2.
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patents Issued.

Special Dispatch to the IntolligoneeF.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov SS.-Pat'
ents have been issued to West Virgin
In inventors as follows: William H.
and d. b. Crawford. Graydon, framing
square; Addison p. S. Deem and H. L,
MlnsKer, Charleston, display device.
Edward Voelsler. Wheeling, agitNtor for
lImlngvats, and Arthur KItson. Philn-
delphia, Pa. asslgnor to KItson Hydro
cnrbon Heating and lncandeseent
Lighting Company, of Charleston, va
porlzlng tube.