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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
Pies Like Mother Used to Make

as we'll as pastry Of all kinds, pud-
dings. bread, biscuit, rolls, cake, or
anv OF the culinary iriumphS that
the ep cure likes to indulge n, can
be made from our high rade iood'
stafs. We have everything that IS
pure and the acme OF quality, from
fine butter to baking powder, and
rom pure spices. -four. and canned
goods to dried ru IS ard feed at low
prices. Try US and you will be our
regular customer.
American Refined GRADUATED SUI
gar, SCI. Id.
los. rolls Of Mountain Butter
for 25c, FRESH daily.
Freezing Salt, Ioc. package.
Broons cheap. 2string Bfooms.
&c; ; string, nc; 4 string, I5e; }
string, CSC.
Try our Snowflake Patent Family
! Flour. 81 barrel, or 25c. bag.
The best -Four in the world is oE
| Silver King 81. s. barrel, or CSC.
bag.
Try our Jefferson Spring Wheat
/ Flour, $3.50 barrel, or 29c. bag.
/ Guaranteed to make 80 pounds more
bread tran any flour on the market.
Is ID. sacks Dairy Fine Salt only
zoe.
Whole grain Carolina Rice, &C ID.
Fresh Bologna Sauage, &c. ID.
Boneless Ham, toc, Id.
New North Carolina Clipped Her
rings, &c. dozen.
Uneda B scuits-'his IS a fine
cracker. Try it. Only &c. pkee.
Quarts Mason's Improved Jars,
4oc. doz; half gallons, SOS. doz.
White A Sugar, sc. 10.
New Cali oreia Prunes, Sc ID.
Arbuckle'S ArioSa Coffee, roc. 10.
Our 4oc. Tea is as good as you
pay 6oc. for elsewhere.
Poued Ham and Tongue, AZ. can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

rience in business and financial matters
has been offered the presidency ana IS
expected 10 give his answer tomorrow.
4 charter will at once be secured ana
business will begin as soon as piactlc-
able.
An option has been taken on the ouAe,
ing formerly occupied by "fhe Boston
clothing store. opposite the postofiice.
The new institution is 20 be known as
the Bank Of Virginia. It's capital stock
will be 100000 all Of which was suhscriD-
ed two weeks ago.
There Is much idle money here seeking
profitable Investment and 10000 could
have been easily raised for a new bank.
The Bank OF Virginia will at once open
a branch In Fulton and later on branch
may be established on BROAD street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

can't come too often. This Is well proven
IN our sales OF slightly used upright
pianos. They come in from rentors. re-
possessions and purchases. and you get
the benefit of money already.paid on them.
Some have been SO slightly used as not
TO show 81 at alL Just as good as new
is perfectly true in such cases. As bar
gains, we cordially recommend them
and, besides. our guarantee goes with
them We have q few for this week.
Walter ID. Moses & Co., 1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

|-r rnrr- 81. GAINED 1..- r.a.-.s OF -. com
.....-.... ..
VIVA I's'i ''D ''D-'''
Ihc basement extends above the sure
l.. oft Ia. street about s.N teot and Thus
res ample Isht. IAa floor is devoted
0 M culinary oea ti oINils-
rHl.a lurN-A bath, DIl.i ilel ana a,'i-
a-r i
'' --. "7t .''.' d.. ''
rooms ior patients, arc located One palloi
and waiting rooms, doctors oNi..a anu
el.n raH.u Illns drug room. pathoioai-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
M YoUHAVr ClfIts

and wish "a pleasant. speedy and certain
cure. get a bottle of Dr. Ddvid's Chilli
Tonic and take 50 by directions. II Is guar
antced 20 cure or your money will be
refunded Dr. Davd's Chill Tonic not only
cures chills. but II tones up the whole
system and IS the best tonic 20 use after
fever and wasting disease Is pleasant
to the taste as Lemon Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
We run fourteen last de-
livery wagons.

cent,
A Canned Goois Feast.
Large flat cans Columbia river
Salmon, Ioc. g.
cans, I2c.
Root Beer, SC. bottle.
LARGE Norm Carolina Roe Herr
rings. ISc. dozen, or S2.75 half bars
rel
Clothes Pins, 6 dozen for SC.
Virginia Laundry Soap, fine quail
ity, 3 Tor sc. u
-Four year old Rye Whisky, s.
gallon.
Palm Soap, Ic. cake.
Seedless RaisinS. SC. ID.
Olive Oh, half PMS, &C.; plnts,
roc.; quarts, 2oe.
Piu sburg Lye. sc. box.
Good Rye Whisky. Las gallon.
Best Corn Starch, t-pound pack.
ages. SC. Co.. Z.
Best quaiily iolllato SalsuP' ~.
a bottle.
I-pound box Bird Seed, SC.
Good quality Smoking Tobacco,
&C bag.
Stove Polish, &c box.
Silver Star Laundry Soap, for SC
French Mustard. SC. a glass.
Imported White Castle Soap, &C
a bar.
pounds best Cream Cheese for
25c.
Large Irish Potatoes, aoc. peck
extra quality.
Try our Orange County Cream
cry Butter, Iso. ID.
Try our Home-Made Preserves.
SC. TO-; Apple Butter. sc. lb.-they
are fine; Jellies, SC. ID.
Try our Mountain Roll Butter at
Isc. pound. Irs fine.
Our Complete New Price Llsk
mailed on application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
THE NEW BANK.
I,uiness

Cap.tai All subscribed and Buiness
VIII Soon Begin.
Mr.. Newton Lockwood VIII soon DC
reaSv TO apply for a charter for his new
bank. All the details have been arranged
with the exception Of securing prssi-
dent.
A gentleman who has had ample s'ss-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

n,ckcl-piated connections nnd fresh air
vents to all fixtures.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

The snow plows of ths Portland rail-
road were called into service for ths frat
time yesterday. The dropping of the
thermometer towards evening threatsnsd
to Ice up the tracks and Sd the plows vera
called into service.
All of the hotels had light registers yes
terday. Some Of them which average
three and four pages on ordinary days
could not show more tnsn five or six ar
rivals for the twenty -four hours.
The tr aims on Sunday were nearly al
ON TINS. Ths storm ev identity had liitl
effect on the steam lines
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
PERSONAL.

MIR. and Mrs. j. K. Martin OF Bridgton
were at the Preble house over Sunday.
Mr.. Martin was formerly proprietor of
the Falmouth.
Mt. Frederick Smith, agent for the
6rand Trunk In Portland VINO has been
enjoy Ing a few weeks rsst at Montreal
has returned to this city and assumed his
duties again.
Mir. Seth l.. Larrabee, who has Csen In
New York fer some days on business re-
turned home last evening.
Elias Thomas and family who have
bsen In Europe all summer, arrived home
Saturday evening at s o'clock They
reached New York on Thursday BY ths
Oceanic, which mad a rough passage.
Mr.. II. j. Walsh, enc of the crew OF Ad-
miIal Dewey's ship, the Olympia, is In
this city on a two weeks furiough. Mr..
Walsh displays with much pride Que OF
the hands,m bronze medals presented
to the "hsroes behind the guns"
4 Mr.. Harry A. Chisholm. wholfor many
years was the popular night clerk at
Schlotterbeek 81. Boss = drug store. and
who has been on the road for thai firm,
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
She Was the Schooner Mary FarrOW
Of Boston.
The Steamer Hauled Her
Off Thumb Cap Island
And Towed Her Into Port Clyde
Where She Now Is.

The lobster smack Ocean View. Captain
Kennedy, reached port yesterday after
noon about 40 o'clock with BOO Holsters
for II. s. willard, and being asked about
his trip by reporter of tho PRESS, the
captain said that 1t was quite an svensfrl
one for about $50 o'clock Saturday mo- n
ing while of the coast he discovered a
two masted schooner ashore on Thumb
Can island not far from the town OF Bris-
toll. He steamed up to the schooner and
found she was the Mary Barrow OF Bos-
ton loaded with about 1850 600 fest OF lum-
bre. The vessel was abandoned with her
sails all set. He proceeded TO strip the
schooner Of her sails, rigging, anchors,
chains, etc. While thus engaged boat
reached the scene Of the wreck. 1t proved
to be one from the life saving station at
Burnt island and cor tained besides the
crew, Captain Morrlsey and three men
belonging to the Mary Farrow.
Captain Morrisy then told Captain
Kennedy the story Of the wreck. lie said
that about two o'clock Saturday morning
In clear weather he struck the "Old Man
Ledge" that liss OF Georges island about
i've miles from st. George. Maine. HIS
rudder Was knocked OF and AS tn, vessel
was hey nd control and likely to 60 to
pieces on the ledge he and the crew
of three took TO the snail boat and made
for Burnt Island Life Saving station.
three miles of. He stayed at tbs station
tn rest Of the night and then started out
to recover. the vesssl After siling about
for some time Saturday morning they
discovered by their slfss s that tbs
Schooner had foated from the ledge whsre
she first struck, across the bay to Thumb
Cap island.
They reached the scene about ten
o'clock and found the O,san View there
and that Captain Kennedy had stripped
the vsss,l es shs was pretty well water
logged.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

has returned to Portland and will make
his home here In the future.
lMr. Walter Hodgkins, the night mama
ger Of the Union Station cafe. has gone
to Bangor TO take charge of the " ood-
bury railroad cafe in that city during the
atssnce of the Bangor manager, Frank
Lesvitt. During the absence OF Mr..
Hodgkins the position OF night manager
In this city is being 6lled by Frederick 5.
True.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence b. Burleigh
and two sons of Augusta were at the
West End hotel Saturday.
Night Turnkey Emery Of the police
station is off for a few days and his place
is being filled by Officer Bonner.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13

Papers were served Saturday In d.
vorce suit brought by George q. Camel
against his wife. Mrs. Camel brings
counter action. Each alleges cruel and
abusive treatment
Ths Maine Historical society will meet
at Baxter hall, Thursday next, at 3 30
and 7.30 p. m.
The "Golden Gate Quartette'' through
the kindness Of Manager Cosgrove will
render sone choice selections at the Sa-
cred Heart church fair in City hall, Mon
day afternoon. at three O'Clock.
A party of four from the west end dis
trict, composed Of Walter A. Cashier
A. II. Moulton, W. ID. Sawyer and X.
williamson. spent all day Saturday at
Richmond's island. They left the city
at three o'clock in the morning and TO-
t,rned late In the afternoon. nice lot
Of fourtesn ducks was secured.
Petitions IN bankruptcy have been filed
by Frank l.. Paige of South Portland,
Lincoln Gordon Of Saco, Daniel W. Sher-
man OF Chelsea and Chsriss ii. Clark OF
Keno chunk. Also n petition has been
filed against Charles II. CLARK Of kenne-
bunk.
The strike at the pier Of the Maine
Steam ship company In New York has
been ended and the men have returned to
work ON the terms submitted by the com
pany. The business Of the company
will proceed as usual.
There were nine deaths in Portland
during the week which ended Saturday
noon. The deaths were due to apopleIy,
| heart disease, meningitis, nephritis Cd,
peritonitis, senility, septicaemis. suicide.
The regular meeting of the Elizabeth
wadsworth chapter, D. A. X, will be
held at the woman's Psrlor. Y. II. q.
A. building, Monday. November 18th OF
8 O'Clock. Members are requested to bring
cup. saucer and spoon.
Several days ago. Mr.. Everett 5. Davis
Of Somerivlls, Mass, who is visiting rel
ativss In this city. went into Peterson's
news stand on Middle street and left his
bicycle on the sidewalk curbing outside.
One of the tsams Of the ID. W. Clark los
company struck the wheel and neatly
ruined 10.
Maine Conclave, No. !, knights of the
Red Cross of Constantine, will on the
evening of Thursday, November 10th,
give o banquet and reception to the Ia
dies, wives OF mem bers and their friends
Following the banquet musical en-
tertsinmsnt will be given by the Carciot'
TO Orchestra. Miss Reynolds will give
readings. The orders will be conferred
during the afternoon Of the same day.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Church Of the
Messiah will meet In the veftry OF the
| oh urch VI sdnesday afternoon. At q. 20 In
the evening q hot supper will be served
and ali mem beers and friends Of the parish
are invited.
Crews from the street department. were
at work all day sunday removing the
snow from those sidewalks which the city
| In oompeliei to care for.
The attendance at the churches yester-
day was very small, there being not
quarter OF the regular attendants present
at the morning services In some oharohes.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
morninga andwi Saturday Night Nov 18th
~ % :" " %% %s r. IN. LEWSEN e CO,
Street


1t WAS decided tina tlthe best thing to do
was to get tbs schooner to some ssfo har-
Dor S, the Ocean View took her In tow
and safely brought Der to Port Clyde.
where shs Is now anchored. Iha crew OF
the wrecked vessel got on board the
Ocean View and were conducted to the
same port.
Captain Kennedy says that the lrm per
is all right and most OF the damage was
cone the schooner 8 bottom. The vGss
q nd crew wers put 10 charge Of Mr.. Bren-
nan at Port Clyde.
The Mary Farrow WIS owned by this
hay dealers of BCs on and at the time OF
her accident Was Tn her way from Ban
gor to b. ston.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
HARB0R NOTES.
Items ofInterest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

The Bay State arrived here about five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, having left
Boston In the morning.
The fremont left here for Boston last
evening, having laid over Saturday night
b cause Of the storm.
Tug boat Catawisss arrived yesterday
with bargss Pine Forest and Corbin.
Bark Celina was on the marine railway
yesterday.
The ocean liners are due at his port.
ons belonging to the Thomson line and
the other being q Hamburg steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.

!. R. Libby Co.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Oren Hooper's Sons.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
l.. ii. Schlosberg.-2.
Center & Mcdowell.
Kendall g. Whitney.
City Of Portland.
Holly Coffee.
Haskell & Jones.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Sacred Heart Church Fair.
Grand Sacred Concert
New Wants. To Let For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on page g.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup.

Has been used over Fifty Years oy millions oil
mothers for their children while Teething.
with perfect success II soothes tho child.
softens the gums. allays Pain. cures Wind
Collie regulates tAe bowels and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
ieething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. 20 cts
a bottls
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
BOYS STEALING MANTLES.
Having with the Wellsbaeh Street
Lights.

The Portland Gas company has been
complaining recently Of the stealing of
the mantles OF the wellshaoh atrest lights
in various parts OF the city. Boys who
merely wish to satisfy their curiosity re-
garding these lamps or who think the
mantles may be of some value to them
have stolen these mantiss from lamps In
various parts Of the city. The result has
been that some of the lamps have been
thrown ont OF service temporarily be-
cause Of these dspredations 1t win
20 hard with any youth who 10 caught in-
terfsripg with these lights In any way.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
ITO INSPECT THE GRAND TRUNK.

The officials OF the Grand Trunk rail-
road received notification Saturday night
that the board OF railroad commissioners
wouid make their annual inspection Of
tbs Grand Trunk system on Thursday.
They win leave Portland BY special train
at $50 o'clock In the morning.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
BLACK cREPoNs MARKED DOWN

All the si.25 black orspons at J. II.
Libby Co.'S have hesn marked down 10 eo
cents. All those 81 ti.75 will be sacrificed
ct si.ss. They are new and choice styles
ard It IL the chance Of the season 10 bag
these goods 81 q bargain.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
CAS- TO IA

cAsToRrA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The Kind YoH Have dlvays Fought
cAsToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years, and
The Xisd YoH Have Always Fought
cASToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use Tor more than thirty years, and
The Kind You Haze -Aisca,s Fought.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-13
ONE LOT OF SUITS.

Tight fitting. fy front or double breasted
coats, habit skirts, plain or saddle back,
in Cheviot. Broadcloth ard bighgrade
Homespun. suits which you would con-
slider bargain at $1,000. Our price.
$ll.9O
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-03
VIRGINIA. HAS YELLOW JACK.
Thirty Cases discovered In Soldiers Home
Nenr Hampton.

thirty Cases discovered In Soldiers Home
Near Hampton.
Newport News. Va. July 31--There
are thirty cases OF what IL believed to
he genuine yellow fever at the Nation
nj Soldiers Home near Hampton. and
three deaths from the disease are re-
ported to-day. Their we're several oth-
or deaths mt the institution yesterday,
but II cannUt be stated tonight that
NIL OF them were caused by yellow
fever.
Newport News and Hampton VIII
quarantine against the Soldiers Home
tomorrow morning. The government
authorities at Old Point have already
adopted this step and no strnngers are
allowed TO enter the reservation. quar-
aniine Officer Hobson Of this port
went 10 the Soldiers Home tonight
and verified the statement that there
are now thirty cases OF the disease at
the home and that there were three
deaths from the malady to-day. While
no one outside of the Soldiers Home
knew anything about the existence Of
yellow fever until to-day 1t Is said
that the disease made Its appearance
three days ugo. The most rigid quar-
antine regulations VIII be enforced to
prevent the spread Of the malady.
The news has created great excite
ment In Newport News, Old Point and
Hampton and most vigorous measures
will he resorted to to prevent It's
spread. There are 1000 old veterans at
the home and several large excursion
parties went there last week.
Norfolk. July 31.-The Norfolk board
Of health has quaraDtlned against Old
rt NsNN-
Police officers have been sent out along
the water front TO watch for tugs, sail
boats and other craft. There is much
excitement.
Governor Woodfn OF the Soldiers
Home confirms the report of the exist
ence of fever there. Hampton has been
quayintined from Old Point and the
trolley cars stopped running to the for
mer place tonight.
Washington. ID. C.. July 3t.-Surgeon
General Wyman of the Marine Hos
pital service. WIS informed saturday
night of an outbreak of what was
feared was yellow fever at the Ma
tional Soldiers Home Mt Hampton. and
Immediately dispatched surgeons in
the service from Wilmington. North
Carolina, Norfolk and Washington to
investigate the sickness there. report
on its character to the authorities here
and TO prevent the spread of the dis
ease, If II develops into genuine yellow
fever.
Two OF the surgeons dispatched to
the home today reported that the
symptoms very much rcsemblcd those
Of yellow fever. and while they could
not be positive in their diagnosis ns yet
tlapr- ltsat Al .
the disease was the dreaded yellow
jack The government will fight its
progress with all the skill aud resour-
ces at It's command.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-03
RESULTS OF FOREST FIN
Devastation Wrought In Colorado
tain Regions.

The traveller through the msu
regions of central and northeuI
RADIO, even though he makes oul-
ual observations, cannot fail TO
pressed with the extent Of The
tation that has been wrought b 4
fires. one may ride for miles b,
regions where the destruction "a
very recent years, as is shown
blackness, the entire absence o,i
vegetation and the utter desI
On these areas the general appal
marks the destruction as more u
many trees are rotting on the Il
from those standing the bark huI
worn away, and their bleaching !
remain, white and ghostly, N
relics of once grand forest OIL
areas other vegetation has d
and some are sufficiently covered
grasses and sedges to afford geA
turnge for stock. Here and Id
thick groves of young aspens, I'd
with scattering shrubs. elder, 4
berry, shad bush, currants ani !
berries, or the whole may be n
with n growth of shrubs inteui
with scattering pines and n
Sometimes this new coniferons N
Is scanty. and again II is ibd,I
covering the whole surface ani 4
Ing dense forests. Other areas
have been denuded at still arid
riod, and here the evidence dsfM|
forest growth is reducedbsfrl
ten remnants OF stunips q rssS y
of these new areas are now unl
with new coniferous growth vlf
ers are nearly barren Of veseiinz|
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-03
santo Domingo Revolution.

Kingston, Jamaica. July 3l.-A pri-
vate dispatch received here by the way
of Cape Haytien reports that the revo-
luton in Santo Domingo is progressing
favorably.
The dispatch says that the real rea-
son for the detention of President Her
eaux's body at Santiago was that the
country between Santiago and Porto
Plata Is occupied by the Insurgents.
who. abandoning their plan of occu-
pying the Moca as base of opera
tions, are concentrating TO attack
Porto Plata. which is feebly garrl-
soncd.
Great excitement prevails. owing TO
the fact that the government has not
been able to ascertain the extent of the
ramifications of the revolution, nnd is
growing demoralized through the
death of the President.
In the event of the revolution sue
ceeding. according TO the private ca
hlegrnn. u In probable that Jiminez
and .Iitones, the reputed leaders OF the
revolution. will agree 10 retire, Offering
the presidency Ia General Maxine
Gomez, who would prove acceptable to
all PARTIES. a deputation is reported
to he going to Cuba to confer with
General Gomez.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-03
Saw, nrrnn 4, sur. or MInnl. 3.

Jackson. Miss, July 30-"Nothing
short OF death can prevent Bryan from
being the next Democratic nominee,
and nothing but the intervention of the
Almighty viii keep him from being
elected" declared Congressman Champ
Clark OF Missouri in an interview to-
day.
Democratic chances of success have
been improved fully 30 per cent. in the
past -four months and are now brighter
than they have been In any presiden-
tial campaign In the past twenty years
II is practically settled what the plat
form will be and may be outlined as
follows Re-enactment OF the Chicago
patform. declaration against expan-
sion. strong plank against trusts and
other forms OF oppression. opposition
to large standing army and advocacy
of economy in public expenses"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-03
Cuban. show pe.lr, for 1na,n,n,.n,,

Havana. July 31.-A mass meeting
was held yesterday under the auspi-
ces OF the Socletad Democratico, n
branch of the Cuban National Society
of Independence. A procession parad-
ed the streets for two hours. headed
by band and bearing banners with
the inscriptions: Cuba Is and by
Right Ought to be Free" and Peace
Work"
Two girls dressed as the present
Cuba and America rode in the pro-
cession. Cuba Libre was represented
by a girl with broken chains on her
wrists. Few American flags Were to
be seen on the streets. hut hundreds
of Cuban emblems We're displayed.
A number of speeches were made at
the meeting. all in favor Of absolute in
dependence and union. and urging the
furtherance of work to secure this re-
result.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-08-03
SUNDAY CARS NOT MoLEsrEp.
Cleveland Line. We're Allowed to Run on
Schedule Time.


Cleveland. July 30 Notwithstanding
the fact that big crowds were upon the
streets today, there were 20 outbreaks
of violence and apparently very little
attention was paid TO the Big Consoli-
dated cars. which ran on all lines or
schedule time. On the south side and
out Broadway to Newburg the cars
were run practically empty. but the
East Side lines. especially those run
ming to the parks, We're well patron
lied.
Ad1utant General Axline. speaking
of the fear of the people TO ride on the
cars in certain sections of the city Mt
night, said to-day: This state of af-
fairs Is likely to continue for several
weeks or months unless n settlement Is
reached. The only way to put n stop
to II Is to declare martial law"
The only exciting incident on the
South Side was the holdup of an ice
cream wagon by crowd of soldiers.
who took from 1t n four-gullon freezer.
They offered money for the cream,
but the driver refused to accept money.
saying he could not sell II. The sol
diers say they ordered the cream sew
eral days ngo, and the dealer prom
ised to deliver It, but failed to do so,
probably because of the boycott