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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
HOODOOS ARE
NOW REMOVED

PORTLAND. or. nov. 1.-THE
steamboats, Gamecoeh ana stag
hound wh5eh proved such an anforz
tunatr Investment 10 their builders
and which we're 80 long In the hands
% the United States court. have at
last turned out 10 be uHsfui and
ersditshls members % steamboat
society. The two hpats. shen sold
BY tire United States marshal. were
bought By the Hale & Kern Contract
company. They rebuilt tts stag.
hounds hull and made some slight
changes la her machinery. changed
her name "a Hercules. and she e
now one Of the most powerful ami
economical TOW boats on the Column
hia. and has rendered her own IN
eisni setyice IN towing their barrem
TO Astoria laden with rock for the
graya harb1r lefty The Gamrceyk
waa sold AMI repaired and 10 now
commanded BY capt Johnson. who
has excited the admiration - all
river men BY towing etth her a large
barge loaded with lumber NJ
through the cascades OF the Colum-
hlA 60 the foot ~ the canal THIS
IL the nrst time loaded barge has
been t8wcd up through TIE rapids
and the feat h cons dcrcd to reflect
credit on the shili ~ capt johnson
and the powers ~ tire Gamceuck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
THE BULLPEN
AT WARDNER

Tho bullpen 70 now In complete
guard %, Company J.. Idaho National
Guard. says the Wardner News. ID
aho Tire force consists Of - men.
exclusive 81 the three commissioned
officers - capt y =. slmona and
Lieut. ~ ". Ross and Eugene Nor.
ton. The officers have n commodi-
oua tent near Warden Coakteys
ONCE. while the men are quarirred
In the bulluen fpapitai, whore they
have plenty 81 reading matter with
which toemploy their spare moments
and also a number - musical IN
strumentH. Tho company has guard
mount at n. m. retreat At =. m
and taps At 10 .. m. The guards ar,
two hours on and four hours off
Fourteen men are constantly rcquir.
81 for this duty. Pull equipments
~ ovcrcoats. lcRF.uKs. etc. for win.
ter use are expected shortly.
There are now Is prisoners In the
pen. They are all well fe1. we'll
cared for ana well guarded 50
that they ought to be fairly well con-
tented. and doubtless would be. wcre
e not for tho fact that they look for
ward TO the time when they VIII
answer for their crimes before the
district court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
THEY MAY BE
GRANTED MERCY
Tho Pro sident Reviews Court,
Martial Cases.

WAStitNGTpN. u. q. Nov. Is =
The four cases Of court martial
sentences of soldiers la the rhll-
lpplues which reached tie war de
partmcnt by yesterday Manila
mail are awaiting transmission "a
the secretary - war. The men un-
der sentence are Private otto Il. Co
nine, Corp George pamphoffcr and
Private Peter bennett. all u Co -.
sixteenth infantry. and Private "
F.. Scarborough, CO n. rhlrd iufan-
Try hamphoirer Ia of Washington
state.
These cases viii have ta so to the
secretary 81 war aud thence o. the
president FOR approval Executive
action cannot be fnrceastcd. but II IL
generally Understood here that la
ease the sentences ARE not commuts
ted by ire president It Is more likely
that the attorneys Tor the convicted
men viii cndeavnr by technical fiaNa
IN the proceedings tn prevent the Inn
position 81 the extreme penalty.
IL Is understood also that Gen
OTIS approval Of the sentences was
coupled with a recommendation for
mercy To make this rccammenda-
ton n" general would have 10 APP.
prove OF the ncntcns~. a. he has the
right IL dirapprovc the sentence but
not 10 mitigate g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
BRYAN AS A
PEACEMAKER
He Will DO Asked to Assist In
Restoring Harmony.

CHICAGO. Nov. I5-When VIII
liam J, Bryan comes 10 Chicago 20
attend the meeting Of the Democrat
&c national executive committee he
Nili be asked 10 use his Influence 10
brine the Harrison and AltEeli
Democrats together. /, was SAID
yesterday that VIXEN John r. An
EeId waa stumpins Nebraska with
col Bryan he had a heart % heart
talk with the chief Of the Democrat
le party about the Chicago aliuh-
ton. II u said he told Col Bryan
that all he wanted was 70 hold all
Chicago Democrats IN line for Hry-
an and the Chicago platform next
year and was satisfied that both fac
tons Of the party we're loyal To
bryan and the platform.
call will be s-nt out In n few
daye for q meeting Of the Republi-
can state executive committee in
Chicago about the middle Of Deem
her This committee viii instruct
Chairman Charles T. HAnnells 10
call n meeting Of the state commit
tee TO name a day and place Of meet
ms for the Republican state convcn-
tion. The Democratic state commit
tee viii be called together about the
same time. hut II 10 probable the
D-nocrtic state executive commit
tee viii meet in Chicago NOV. -.
when the Democratic national exec
utive committee meets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
NEW FEATURE
IN LIBEL CASE

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. is.-con.
tempt proceedings have developed
IN the celebrated Christian Science
case in the superior court This ac-
ton has been taken by the defence
In behalf Of Mrs Eddy by reason of
the publication Of the plaintiffs de
ciaration and other alleged defaua-
tory articles I'm newspapers In BoH-
ton and New York. The plaintiff.
Mrs. Woodbury., who sues Mrs Ha 10
ker To recover damages for alleged
libel. IL made defendant In this pcti.
tion for n writ Of attachment for
contempt The petitioner prayH that
the plaintiff be ordered. to show
cause Why writ Of attachment
should not issue against her for con
tempt % court In respect 10 the pub
Hcatlon Of said declaration and
Newspaper articles. and II Is further
prayed that nm order OF court be on
tered that plaintiff be not permitted
To take any Affirmative step by
amendment 81 her declaration o.
otherwise In this case. except az IL
necessary 10 her defense against the
charge Of contempt until she shall
have purgcd herself Of such charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
VICTORIA WILL
LOAD HERE
Tacoma Greatly Excited Over
Several Alterations.

The transport Victoria ia now a.
Tacoma. and while there two new
wooden tanks 81 io.o0o gallons cap
asity each viii bc put aboard her.
These alterations have caused quite
a stgr among Tacoma contractors.
and called forth lengthy press com.
mrul
The lnfpcetor has pronounced the
Victoria seaWarthy In every respect
A. few repairs aiii BE- made II
extensive repairs should subsequent.
~ be found necessary. it j. likely
the vessel VIII be brought t. Seattle
where 70 all h. within reach u
necessary supplies. and Sherr cap
able Hhipbuiidera can handle the
work
When everything 10 ready the
Victoria Nill return d Manila with
another cargo 81 mules and grain
The mules have not yet arrived but
VIII undoubtedly be loaded from this
port. as the government has erected
mule sheds trre with the purpose -
maintaining thrm a. long - live
stock IL needed la the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
RAILWAY NOTES.

The new trunk line project from
Chicago To New York. a. devised bS
the late calvin = nricc. has been
revived The order 90 the line II
said 60 be as follows Chicago 10
Butler. Via pittsburs and Western
and baltimore and otio roads. ,Gp
miles. Butter 10 clearfeld. Via uuf-
faio, Rochester and rttshufg road.
ioh miles, Ciearfeld Go WtilinmHport
via heeeh Creek road ini miles. Will
iiamrort 20 New York. Via Heading
ana Jersey Central roads. ASA miles.
The Great Northern viii purchase
II eoo.ooa feet Of lumber TO be used
In the construction OF ore dock at
Alleusr bay. near IVES, Superior.
double track bridge has been
nnished on the New York. New Hav-
en- a Hartford. The bridge consists
% two spans. a draw span 80 feet
long. and a nxed span 100 feet Ions
ny the ssolishm~nt 81 all "com.
modify rates" the Eastern lines
have Increased freight charges 10
Per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
.BAEz RETURNS
TO SAN DOMINGO
Acclaimed . leader After %
Wears OF Exile.

San DOMINGO. Nov. is--G.p-rai
Basr. who Was srIlsd :; year, ago
has arrived here. The rsrtisans ~
ttr present government. VINO want
BAss at the head ~ powerful par
~. summoned him 10 return. and on
his arrival he vas crested snthusi-
asticaily. Ills SOD. the present at
iornsy general. vas sent 10 Curacao
to bring him back. aa the govern
mont needed his cooperation.
Gen. nasn was always opposed %
the late President Hsur~anI despite
the fact that the latter tried in many
ways - gain the Friendship 81 BasE
when y. failed In this he ruined
ana exiled q. General and killed
nearly ali % hts relatives, Basz IL
known as an honorable man ~ mill.
tary ability. He 10 also noted a. be-
inE friendly TO the foreign popuIa-
ton Of the republic. and has always
looked after their interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
WILL ASK FOR
MORE WARSHIPS
Secretary Of the Navy Also
Worried About Armor.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. Is
One Of the features OF the forth
corning report Of Secretary 81 the
Navy Long will be a recommenda-
ton for an Increase OF the navy by
the addition Of n number o. war
ships. The secretary will limit his
recommendation for the proposed
increase "a battleships and small
runbohts suitabi for service In for
siRn waters, He VIII not urge pro-
vision for torpedo boats. owing 10
delay In completion OF thnse now In
process Of building. due to the In
ability OF the ftrJns TO secure steel.
The secretary will present an ur.
gent plea for immediate action on
the arnor subject soon sitter con-
gress assemblies. rs n separate meas
ure. independent OF the regular ap-
preparation bill.
Congress for two sessions. has de-
eided that $3.50 and 1900 a ton il all
that the hrns shall receive and they
refuse 10 accept this
The new Krupp system Of armor
treatment produces a plate about rs
per cent superior to the Harvey
plate. Krupp armor may be pur-
chased for about 500 ton. The
Harvey armor. carried by nearly all
American ships. has cost tf75 a ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
MINING NEWS.

At 10 Homsstaks claim in the
Meyers creek district. a shaft has
been sun 20 feet. and 10 penetrat-
Ine oxide Of iron and magnetic A.
two other points u has been pene-
tratsd by cuts and solid chaicopy-
rite and pyrrhotits has been found
The ore also carries values In gold
and silver. the copper running from
70 . per cent.
The Tom Thumb. In the Republic
district. 10 showing three feet Of ore
In the face Of the north drift and
six feet in the south drift This II
on the t50-foot level.
At the Quilp fRspuhlie1 water IL
causing a great deal 81 trouble Ia
the Wine. n IL probable the mine
VIII have 20 close down until a
pump can be put In Tire wine IL
over co feet In depth.
on the Troubador CR~puhlle) the
shaft IL now 20 feet deep The
ledge " mixed. and II IL rumore
there will be n suspension Of work
The drift on the san Poll 6Repub-
ilcl has been extended Is feet.
The machinery for Hit or Miss IL
at Marcus. Washington. II cannot
be gotten in on account Of bad road,
work on the Mountain Lion IRE.
public 10 being retarded on account
Of TIE dlniouity In getting lumber.
A rich strike IL reported In the
Winnipeg mine at Wellington. u. g
on the 70o-fooi level. A. feet OF good
ore has been opened.
At the waconda. In the Republic
district. 10 men are now employed
The tunnel ls in 10 feet 1t will
he driven p feet further. when n
cross-cut will be made The wagon
road from the mine To Toroda City
IL far enough completed 10 allow q
wagon to pass over II, hut great
deal Of work Will have to he done
TO make It n good freight road.
Grand Forks. y G.. IL to have an
other snelter with a capital OF 1900.
900. 1t viii Rave a slet Of q
acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
PLOTTING TO
DIVIDE CHINA
United States Mas IN Under.
standing With England.

WASHINGTON. d. C. Nov. IA
There 10 not lacking conclusive evil
dsnee that there exists an under
standing between the United States
and Great Britain regarding the
share each shall have in the psrti-
ton Of the Chinese empire
Japan 10 expected 10 side with the
two countries IN their demands.
Confirmation Of tire statement that
the eontinentai nations tina; are
plotting for a slice OF China wiii In
uuire into the motives OF The United
States and Great Britain came today
in the shape Of an admission BY
Count DC cassini. the Russian am
bassador. who cams to Warrington
ysstsrday.
Count De cass.nl said
The statement In the newspa psrs
that hav. been charged wtth a mis-
sion 10 unite with ny colleagues and
invite the United State. - declare
her policy Ia regard 10 China, either
choosing a sphere ~ infaence ca
port 10 be under her iprlzdicti0nl or
declare fos the open door policy. I
must decline 20 afsirm or deny
have not as yet time 10 took around
me. ! must ascertain the American
news and sentiment. before | give
out statements on such Interesting
and absorbing questions. Later !
may have something to say"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
A MILLIONAIRE
EXTRAORDINARY


BRipo EPoRT. Com. Nov. ia
Mrs George Hiiison 10 one Of the
buckles, and richest women IN the
state Of Connecticut.
The seventy years OF her if~ have
been spent In comparative poverty.
constant s.lf-denlai and an utter
lack Of ali ihcss comforts and dain-
ties and Iuxuriss that make life
worth living.
Yesterday shs received wori that
as a direct heir as Elisha Crovsf.
deceased. she would receive an In.
heritaro- % ts.eoo. 90. which would
he paid over at once.
The coming millions have not Gre
atsd a ripple Of excitement nor cHus-
cd the slightest change In Mr., Hill-
sons humble life She live. on the
top floor OF a small frame house
Nlth her daughter and four grand
children and will continue 70 DO so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
SHORT OF MEN
IN THE NAVY

Suw YORK. Nov. is.-The trans.
port Buffalo. which u was intended
TO BE- placed in commission today.
will be delayed. as IL IL feared men
enough 20 man her may not be avail
able Tn resources u the navy
have been % heavily drawn upon IN
sauippinx the late additions 90 the
SERVES that men are very scarce
During the last three months IA.
Buffalo has been entirely rrfittrf ard
will be ready for her work % taxi.
Ing supplies TO Manila neat sunday
She has been reft,ed with refriE
orator plant. The engines and boil
eru have been overhauied. 80 that he
speed Viii be Increased ard many IN.
ternai improvements looking 60 the
comfort % the officers and men have
been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
THE PHILIPPINE
MAILS FLOODED

WASHINGTON. r. G. Nov. ID
r W Waffle. director Of posts for the
Philippine Islands. has written the
postmaster general relative TO the
large number - circular letters that
are arriving from the United states
addressed 10 points in the Philip
pine provinces WHORE at present Il ls
Impossible to deliver mall matter.
The latest batch, he says. are sent
out by the Comatock Manufacturing
Company Of ComEtock Mich Mr..
Vallle declares that under present
conditions II II n waste Of time and
money TO send such letters dcaignat-
cd FOR points outside Of Manila. ca
vlte, Ilollo, Ccbu, Jolo and Negroes
Islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
POLITICS At BALLARD

The Republicans OF ballard have
issued a eall for a convention 10 b.
held there tomorrow evening At $
O'Clock. The call In signed by the
following ", n. Peter, q, W lem
crson. A. O. lngham. u. - shafrer
VIM. Clcek H. r FlEH, J {. Chii
herg. Nm y, urill, Thomas Hal.
nton, q. u, sanborn. W n sanhoru,
Geo. g. Hitchcock. c. q, Snnhurn. J
y Chamberlain, =. Foster. n Stein
aucr and Dean y. Plants
The convention will nominate a
mayor. clerk. treasurer. city attor-
ncy, health ofricer. one councilman
at large, and one councilman Tor
each OF the wards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
loceERs SMUT DOWN

a meeting Of ali the ioExrrs in the
state has been called for Tuesday
evening nsxt IN this city. for the
purpose ~ closing down the indus
try during the winter. This Ia Tor
the purpose o. maintaining ia. price
Of logs
la Dor has been 50 scarec during
the season that wages have gone
up. though prices have remained the
same Many OF the camps closed %
days ago. owing 20 these conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
CON TRIBUTION FOR
A PENSION FUND

NEW YORK. NOV. ts.-Chief Of
Police william II. Devery. this at
ternoon. ca he sat IN his office at pu-
lice headquarters. received a black
hardered letter. which enclosed a
check for s. 400.
II was sent by Mrs. A. a. Wander
bit, widow ~ the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt. a. a donation 10 the po-
lice pension fund.
Accompanying the check was
letter rendering 10 the chief and the
members Of the police force who per
formed services at the funeral q
Mr.. Vanderbilt his widows grateful
Acknowledgement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

from South Africa ana
British ensotr ana
How the cat Is thus allow
certain u IL THAT naeh news
should have been made
British pronr
time they have commit
They prepared for
before they ready
ready rsy IN their
on the British from
for supplies The
advantage Of the British
and Htsh situation precar'ons
Chamberlain Numbered seriously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
New Sioux City Plant.

SIOUX city. Nov tt.-It was an
nouneed tonight by President l. c.
Elston. Of the Sioux city Stock Yard
Company whach gave $500. 900 OF the
$3.50 600 bonus to secure the Inter
national Packing Company. that
four large packing concerns are me-
gotiating for the lease or purchase
OF the only packing plant In Sioux
city now tenantless. President Els
ton II confident that there will he
four big packing plants in operation
here by the now year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
WRECKED IN OHIO

DETROIT. Mich. Nov f5.--Mlchi.
gan Central train No. 40. the Gin.
cinnati. Hamilton g Dayton limited
northbound, was wrecked near Wen
ma, Mich, about ~ miles from To-
ledo. lant night, smashing four OF
the cars and the engine, and inIur
ing q passengers, none. II is be-
lieved. fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
STREET IMPRovEM Emrs

The street committee Of the city
council Is considering important I'm
provements The plankinF ~ Madi-
son street from First avenue to the
power house, the planlting Of Jack
son street from Fifth avenue to
Rainier street. and tho grading OF
Eastlako avenue out to the Denny
Thurman addition. are the most i'm
portant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

nothing TIA, legitimate
3 lndspensent n politics
tesraphe
condemned II many
dispatches The
that ss Items
MeRas frsss
afternoon newspaper
journals
ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
Unitarian Church

on Seventh avenue. between Pike
aud Union streets. a dramatiEed YER
sion OF "HiaNHtha" viii be produced
each evening, with gorgeous cos
tunes and Indian sonKs. Cast OF
characters are as follows; Mr.. Me
Donald. Wendell simonds. Toney.
Carr, Alfred Aycrst. Harry Smith.
Arthur earle. Lloyd Brockhart,
Hazel Hragdon. Muriel Kelly. Eula
CrpisEsnt. Elizabeth Snope. Reoa
Bell, 9enevieve Reed Eloise Reed.
Admission afternoons. free. even
ings. iec and csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
HUMANE PEOPLE MEET

The Seattle Humane society held
sts annual meeting last night Judge
Green presided. Rev. A. I. Hutch
ison. Dr. Chapman. pr. Titus and
Mrs Laurence Gronlund were among
the speakers The latter. A. srcre-
tary, gave a very encouraging re-.
mort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
yABEz HOWE lIeELEp

In the Federal court today James
Olsen filed a libel on the ship Jabsz
Howe, nov lying at Port Townsend.
The libel Is based on n claim for wa %
gss due. and damages caused by
oanceling labor contract. The claim
aggregates fi55.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
RAILROAD TO MT. BAKER

The BelIlnsham Bay 4 British Col
umbia railroad II being extended 10
the new Mount Baker district.
Grading commences next Christmas.
The line Will Join the $. 4 I. at
FunaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15

The Pei has finally broken pole silence and se'
ny the
Alaska Indians weeks In lite state
today and newspapers In Seattle
ri excursion who eartar
ed the pole melted all u the tribes Of the north
Go make demands recunary satisfaction.
Seattle the facts
amiss TO take pass,
reclaim the totem
that mme
diatey disappeared from the Fox village ON ten
determined aggressive
mentioned The
nftcus well known
rland
when the Indians held their council OF
the part Of the p
pole for
Al the same time the
sAnsayed The city
Of the Indians sooner OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-15
A HyaS P0tlatCh

VIII be the attraction Thursday and
Friday ueth and l5th1 Of this week.
AZ the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

wagons made trims to Boston ana intermediate
stations in the days Of long ago.
Beyond the city limits the changes in the old
Boston Post Road have not been SO radical nor 50
sweeping. and in many places along the highway
there are evidences Of the Revolutionary times.
buildings in which meetings took place between
nen who shaped the course OF the young Re
public and where sick ana wounded patriots
and British soldiers were nursod by the mothers
OF the country. BESIDES being a good highway
and an ornament 10 the county the old Boston
Post Road has served 10 keep alive the trad-
lions or the land.
But it seems that the days Of tho Boston Post
Road are numbered and that it is 10 be- given
over t. vandas who, for the sake Of gain in
tend to tear up tho perfect highway, rob it Of its
superior qualities 4 pleasure drive and dis
figure it with railroad tracks. a railroad cor
poration has laid its plans toward absorbing
for that purpose one Of Ia" most beautiful parts
line from New Rochelle to Mamaroneck, over q
part Of the road which has been locked upon for
years one Of the prettiest drives In the coun-
try. through a part Of the State which Is dear
70 tho American because Of its historical as
sociati0ns. There is violent opposition to the
scheme on the part OF those people who have an
eye to the beautiful AMI who believe that they
should not be deprived Of the pleasure Of driy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

ing, and, while they approve o. The efforts {
those residents Of th@ TWO places who wish I.
make the distance between the two points la
BY providing rapid transit they insist that sea
path other than the old Boston Post Road shea.
be chosen.
81 have no objection 20 The trolley line ~
an old resident and property-owner and r.
lieve with the promoters OF the scheme that n
trolley will bring money into the places and hsa
a good effect on the value ~ real estate bot Ia
object to giving a trolley line the right Of va
over the old Post Road and allowing new cr
poration to have tn benefit Of the work n
generations. We know all about this being n
practical age and mat sentiment must give U
before business. but We can't see why the c.
porations should be a.iowed T. STEP in and z.
our best road when their purpose could te %
complished equally WEI without that sacrifice
The old resident is not alone in - prots.
and all along the line one may haar sinill
views expressed 10y men who are Progressive
and anxious that all imp-oy ments should b-
made but who are reluctant o. see on Of II,
attractive features Of the ,5unty ruiheSsJ
wiped out
A drive oyer the Boston Pos, Road from Nes