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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
NOTED EDITOR DEAD.
willard A. Cobb Of the Lock port IN.
W .Inurnnl pnsses AxxuN


W journal Passes Away.
LOcKPORT. n. Y, May 30.-Wi!lard
A. Cobb, editor of The journal Of tits
city and president of the state civil serv-
ice commission, died suddenly at s
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in his apart.
meuts at the Stevens hotel. For some
weeks he had been in poor health, but
his condition was not regarded as seri-
Gus. lie was able to be on the street in
the morning.
Mr.. Cobb was the son of DR.. Cobb of
Rome. n. Y. lie was born in that city
in 1915. He graduated in 1864 from
Hamilton college, and his first newspaper
connection was with the Chicago Post MS
a reporter. Later he became associate
editor Of the Racine WiS.) Advocate,
afterward city editor Of the Utica Herald
and then MS associate editor of the Dun
kirk journal. In 1880 he came TO Lock.
port as aSSociat" editor of Tie Journal
aud later bought Il half interest in the
business. becoming editor of the paper.
Mr.. Cobb Travelled extensively in En-
rope during 1879, writing during his
inururying> for American publications.
He was appointed to the board of state
regents in 1856 and in 1898 as Il civil
service commissioner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

/ The meeting of teachers and Of
fccrs OF Mill Creek Hundred Sab
bath Schools. held at Marshallton,
on Thursday, May oath, was sue
cess. There were several speak
ers present and different degrees
OF Sunday School work was dis
GUESSED. Prof. W. II. Wingate gave
us very kind welcome in neat
little speech. H. J. Buckingham
spoke on getting our boys i'll Sun
day School and church. J. NJ.
Shakespeare on Sunday School
work. Mr., Bringhurst gave us an
interesting talk, as did Joseph
Dcrickson. Mrs. Guest read a set
Of Temperance resolutions and
pledges for Sunday school, and
Brother W. r. Hammond closed
the meeting with one of his adj
dresses which swept the whole
field. The meeting was enlivened
BY an occasional song and a duet
mud solo by Prof. WingAte and Mrs.
Ncltlwee was especially fine. Taken
altogether we had very pleasant
and profitable time and will meet
again on Thursday. July 10. in
Red Clay Creek Church. The meet
ing was closed by singing Nearer
M God 10 Thee, aud bcnediction
b. Brother Hand,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
BLOWN
TO DEATH.

Ensineman William H. Faulds,
Of the Baltimore and Sparrows
Point Railroad Company, was
blown to death yesterday morn
ing by the explosion OF his engine.
which was wrecked :on the track
between Sellers and Tuner Sta
tons His fireman, Augustus H.
f. Heise, was badly injured in the
explosion and was taken to the
Maryland General Hospital, Balti-
more. where lie died.
Two early morning trains go
from Baltimore and intermediate
points to carry workers to the steel
works at Sparrows Point. At
7.Io o'clock the first train up lthe
road starts from Sparrows Point,
and as soon as it is out OF the way
a freighttrain follows. ! he freight
train consists of empty cars, which
are drawn to Colgate creek to
connect with the p, W. and B and
the B. and 0. railroa DIS.
This train started yesterday
morning in charge Of Conductor
John Dobson and with Engine
man Faulds at the throttle Of No.
engine, or the "hoe,' as it is more
military known ly the workers at
the Point. With a long sting OF
emp:ies in tow tire big engine was
toliing up the slight grade from
Sellers, when. without warning
there was terrific explosion.
In all instant the big engine was
a mass OF twisted iron and splint-
cred woodwork. Enginemah
FauId was thrown about $50 yards
through the air, and his dead body
landed in a pea patch beside the
track lie was scalded so badly
with steam that the skin on exposed
parts Of his body was ready to peel
off. His leg and thigh and left
arm were broken and lie probably
received internal injuries so that
his death was instantaneous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

Flag" school: reading, "True Heroismf"
Charles Neary: address, John +. Dolans
violin solo, Cadets March" q. Sinsook;
reading. 1.-THE Guns Wore Spiked With
Roses" G. Butz; singing, Flag Of the
Free" school; reading, "To.m morrow"
Harry Morrison; song, "All Things Well"
Frank Dolan. Clyde May. Clarence Mort
lock; reading, 1.-The Drummer Boys
Burial" A. Cunningham; violin solo.
"Hail Columbia" Charles Bourbon; read
ing, "Our Flag" Warren Heisler; reci-
tation. "The soldier Boy" II. Hampton;
singing. Decoration Day" school; reel
tatIon. Memorial Day" G. Stncock;
reading, away Back in 70" William
Iomli1sou; singing. "A New Grand
Gray" T. Nichols: reading. "Ths Old
Grand Army Boys" John Magill; sing
ing .Teuting on the Old Camp Ground.'"'
school; reading, Union and Liberty.
Frank Miller; reading, "All Of Them
Samuel Alexander; singing, Columbia.
Gem Of the Ocean," school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

"Thc choice OF profession
says Sir Henry Irving i'll the June
"succes," always difficult for
young man, should be governed
somewhat by inclination. 1t was
this which governed me,-an in
tense liking, supported by youth
full familiarity W til shakespearean
literature and Il talent for dramatic
work. Ii had chosen a profession
for which Twas unsuiled by nature.
| might have accomplished moth
ing in life.
Every man must choose for
himself and the safest plan is to i'm
prove the talents he is sure he pos
sesscs. If, however, man is UNI
happy or discontinued in his work
! take it for granted that pcrs on
has unteitaken work for which he
isunftled by nature, aud the sooner
he takes up something else, tho
better it will be for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
CONTINUED FIGHTING.
Lieutenant Evans Killed-Night At.
tack ut Caterman.


tack ut Caterman.
MANILA, May 30.-Major Henry II.
Allen of the Forty.third infantry, while
scouting from Catbalogam, island Of Sa-
mar, May 8, drove a party Of insurgents
from the valleys. Four Americans were
killed. including Lieutenant w. II.
Evans, who was killed while CALAMITY
leading charge against the intrench-
mcnts. Eleven of the enemy were killed
and four wounded.
The town of Caterman, island of Sa-
mar. was attacked at midnight, April 30.
by 1000 rebels, who intrenched chem
selves near the town over night. Captain
John Cooke of the Forty-third regiment
afterward buried $50 Of the enemy. One
American was killed and one was wound
ed
The hamlet of PAWN. in the province
Of Laguna, island of Luzon, the head
quarters of General Cables, was sur
rounded May 26 by three dctachments Of
the Forty-second regiment. Thirty-sey-
enth regiment and Eleventh cavalry.
Only few of the enemy were encoun-
tered, Cables having departed the day be-
fore. PAWN, which was manifestly
rebel stronghold, was burned to the
ground
Captain Nordon's scouts and two COM
pancs of the Eighteenth regiment. while
scouting May ~ in western Panay, sur
prised a number of the enemy near Val
derama and killed 81 Of them. There
were no casualties among the Americans,
but some of them suffered from sun
stroke.
The official reports announce scouting
and small engagements in Panay and
cebu islands and Tayabas, Laguna,
Zambales Bcnguet and Pangasinau
provinces. resulting in II of the enemy
being killed and many wounded. The
Americans also captured 60 rifles, Nor
denfeldt gun and supplies of ammunition
and destroyed powder factory.
A rebel major who surrendered at lis
cum last week has been persuadng 9TH
crs to follow his example. Yesterday he
effected the surrender of 46 men with 81
rifles at Tarlac and hopes to influence
more OF his countrymen to do the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
DEATHS.

Yin this city on May 30 1890
Edna j. daughter Of JohE A. Matte j.
Sol!Owuy, aged years and months.
Relatives and friends are respec fully
invited to attend the fuernl from the resi-
dance o. her parents Sl3 BeDnet street OH
Friday af ,ernoon at o'clock; intermon.
Lvmbardy cemetery, !
Lit 10 Edna was our darling
.,.. Pride of all our hearts at home,
But an angel came and whispers
Edna dazzling do come home.
BROOKS On May -, 1910, John: Brooks
aged q years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No. lOl Elliott Avenue on Fri
day afternoon at2 clock.
lntcrmcnt at Rivervlew Cemetery.
JACKSON Near W ooldale. Del on May 49,
1900. Mary a. jackson, in her nth year.
kc.ativus and frcnrs are respectfully invit.
ed to attend the funeral from the residence OF
her sonln' aw, Lewis c. Springer, on Thurs
day May 81 TO lcavc the house nj 10 o'clock,
without further notice. Services in Lower
brandywlnu Presbyterian church.
FRAZER In this city, on May &c. ll0'. Mar.
sarrt Frazer. WIDOW OF George A. Frazer,
aged I'll years
Relatives and friends are invsed t" attend
the funeral services from her late residences.
No. ~ SIMPLIFY street, on Wednesday after
noon al = O'Clock. lntetment in Rivrrv'ew
cemetery.
DENBRACCO-- In this city on May g. 1909.
Marteua wife of Rev James NJ Duubracc0,
N her 6'id year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her lunera! services at Aae"y NJ. f. Church
gu Wednesday afternoon NJ O'Clock inter
mcDt private.
MANCfLL-In tniscity on lst day, 9th inst,
Joseph Manulll, aged II years
Relatives, freuds and members Of Smith
Post. g. A. r., and members of q. A. Il IN
general Ere invited TO meet at his lnte rcsi.
deuce az JetfoIsOl street. 9TH day, SlsL
inst, at 10 oclOGit. speaking at the house.
lntermeut AT 3ivervIew cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

~ WASH NOTION. May 3o.-The war
department has submitted to congress
another mass of information in answer TO
inquiries as TO the amount and character
/ of allowances made for salaries and eX-
penscs of army officers in Cuba. The
department has already supplied this in
formation relative TO the officers in Porto
Rico. With the exception of the four
allowances made TO the military govern
OF. the collector of customs. the treas
urcr and the auditor, stated in detui in
the answer previously returned by the
departments, the allowances exhibited in
the statement transmitted yesterday are
for small amounts, the largest being an
allowance of $3.50 to Major Russell Har.
risou for travelling expenses. There were
altogether 10 items of allowance treated
In this last statement which covers the
first six months of last year. Leaving
out the allowances to the fOur superior
Officials already mentioned. the total of
the remainder is slightly over $1,000 The
hgurcs for the last half Of the year 1893
4av" been already supplied to congress,
nal adding the totals for the two
halves it appears that the allowances
pail for out of Cuban funds were S3I,.
{ST5O, made mp of salaries. $l5,2ia; quar-
tiers, $l9,3i9; transportation ard sub.
siStrnce, 81 So. and miscellaneous, SGoS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

INDIANAPOLlS. May 3O.-Unilcd
States Disrir, Attorney Wishard On
behalf of the government, has brought
suit against Charles +. W. Nicely to at
tach all the property belonging To the lat
ter that may be- found in this state. The
suit was brought under orders from Al
tnrncy General Griygs. 1t is the intrn-
tun of the government to levy upon iii"
Nicely Printing conlpany'S plant at Nun
cic. and Deputy Marshal John Foley
left for Munric this morning TO scrv" the
writ of Dttnrhurnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
Contributions of Flowers

The pupils of Fairview school.
Pleasant Hill. Mill Creek hundred,
picked a carriage load of flowers
which they donated to Smyth Post.
&. A. r.. to assist in decorating the
graves of their deceased comrades.
The pupils engaged sin the gener-
Gus work were NormSn Day, Emma
Richards, Lottie Richards. Harry
Little, Beatrice Thompson, Bessie
McCiary. Nathaniel Liddell. The
Post returns their thanks for the
generous contribution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

John Brooks, Of No l0l Elliott 4 vonue.
died yesterIiy u!uaranon while 81 ting on
IA bench on the porch, Mr.. b oaks " as
IS years of age ana had bean II sufferer OF
drop,y for u long time His death " a.
duo to hoart disea.e. Mr.. Brooks hnd been
Il resident Of Brundvwino village for forty
years ard was we'll known. lie was a.
one time n member of he Board Of la
cation from the Ninth Ward. A wife ant
four children survive him. Funeral SER
vices will be held at his lato residence
Friday afternoon. 1ntsrlnont AZ River-
view Gene CRY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

William Welsh, a lad Is years
old arrived at the French street
Station yesterday from Pocomoke
City, Md, where, he stated, he had
been employed by a blacksmith,
who had gwen him in payment IS
bill in confederate money. He was
placed in the care of Policeman
Gordy who assisted him OH his way
to Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

Samuel Storey, who resides on Kennets
pike, near Green Hill, offers to take horsos
to pasture at 81 per week Any ono wish
lug to give his ponies week o. a months
rest should call and sec him. The place 10
convenient. aud little troubls or COST in
looking after lhom. or taking them in o.
out will DO requisite
The Trustees OF the Poor met in month.
ly session at the New C4s.lo County Hos
pitaI this incoming.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

A meeting Of the Cape May Navigation
Company was held in Camden yesterday.
The 10 lowing Officers we're elected Pros.
ideut, Horace Wilson treasurer ant
manager, l.. II. Cone secretary, WalteI
Clark. Tho Republic which VIII run be.
tween Phi iadelphiu and Cape May, max.
ing conn ections wi h Wilming:on, will
start on her regular trips about the mid.
die of June.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

The strawberry crop in this
State is prolific and as conse-
qucnce prices are not what the
growers would like 10 see. The
Southern fruit have the bulge on
our small fruit raisers as they get
their crop of berries into the mar
kets from one to three weeks ahead
Of them and thereby command tho
best and highest price. Strawber-
res were selling as low at retail to
day as 6 cents a quart, which price
is not very profitable to the fruit
raiser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

MONTREAL, May 80. The ascent Of
the Cascade mountain. one Of the highest
peaks of The Canadian Rockies, was
made Monday by party, accompanied
by two Swiss guides who started at l
II. m. aud by noon had scaled the side Of
the mighty peak. The ascent was made
from the side that was supposed to be-
impossible to scale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

William Fisher of Dover was dec1aroh a
bankrupt In the United States Colrt yes
terday afternoon.
He Is Il carpenter and his liabilities are
fl3 Ol0. S. No asset.
j. A. Prettyman and j. W, Jowitt,
bankrupts were discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
RA7HeoNE WAS rlmio.


Z HAVANA, May 30.-Shortly after the
postal scandal was first exposed Mr..
Rathbone, it is said, requested General
Wood to give him guard, as he feared
personal violence from Mr.. Corrydon
Rich, the postal employee who confessed
to a knowledge of many of the fraudulent
transactions. General Wood suggested
to Mr.. Rathbone that if a guard were al
ways near him people would take it for
granted that he was under arrest, and the
request was withdrawn.
The reason for making the request has
become known. II seems that ON the day
after c. II. w. Nicely was arrested Mr..
Rich went to Mr.. Rathbone and wanted
to explain that the stealings were heavy.
He was refused a hearing when the ma
ture of his communication was known,
and then he went to General Wood and
told all he knew. Mr.. Rathbone denies
that Mr.. Rich ever said a word to him on
the subject. Mr.. Rich declares that when
Nicely left be ;Richl, by Mr.. Rathbone's
order, gave Nicely an advance payment
on his salary to the amount of about
$500, accepting Neely's receipt. When
the scandal was exposed, according to
Mr. Rich's statement, Mr.. Eatkbone told
him it would be better to withdraw the
receipt Immediately and to replace the
cash, promising to see him reimbursed by
the discussing officer. This, Mr.. Rich
says. he did, but Mr.. Rathbone ordered
the disbursng officer not to reimburse
him. The result is that in consequence
Of obeying Mr.. Rathbone he is without
funds, and he can see no way of obtain
ing redress.
Clerks in the postofiice say it was well
known there at the time that Mr. Rath-
bone had requested protection from Gen
eral Wood, as Mr. Rich had threatened
him physically. General Wood does not
deny that Mr.. Rathbone made the re-
ported request.
Acting Director General Of Posts Bris.
tow has reduced the expenses of the de-
partment $500 by disoharsing three
servants of Mr.. Rathbone whose wages
had been carried on the official list, n
Goa lehman at $500 year, a gardener at
$3.50 and laborer at $240.
l. The clerks in the Havana postoffice
Whose salaries have been reduced say. al
most without exception, that they will
not continue in their positions. on the
ground that no one cares to remain in
Cuba Oh a salary no greater than he
would receive in the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
sn,RIiDOx In Lowell, Mass.

LOWELL. Mass, May 30 Two more
cases Of smallpox have broken out in
this city. Tie victims ar" Mrs. Mclvna
LAWYER and her young child. The woman
has been u, work at the Boot mills. and
vaccination Of the employees of that cor
nnrallou has been ordered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

Ellis Hicks says that it will take ca
nal boat to travel over some Uf the roads
IN MIL Creek Hundred He 'hinks that
The Road Commissioners should hustle
themselves and put tho roads IN passable
condition and receive the thanks of tho
iraYhliuu puhiin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

America has nothing tG fear from
other nations in the shipbnildna line
SAID II. g. More, president Of .he New
York ShipbuildinR Company of Camden
n, J while speaking of his trip through
ths United Kingdom to corr espoulent
.. London.
''Due credit must be given such great
yards rs those on the Clyde and at Belfast
Barrowin Furnpss and New Castle where
inany ilnprovem ent have been made but
the Uni Cd States can II ore than hold its
own even in tho Infancy Of its work"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

Jsstsr & Mcdaniel will have sale OF
western horses on Saturday afternoon, at
their stables No. 4ls West Front street.
In the lot there are several good drivers as
vel! as coach and heavy pullers.
n III, price OF horses is advancing, and all
who wish to purchase Ut reasonable price
sholld attend, There will be 5. rect pa
rado OF the horses before noon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
Horst 5 Acid Phosphate
For Dyspepsia.
Strengthens the stomach, assists d.
gestion, relieves distress and the feel
ing Of exhaustion and dizziness.
Genuine bears name HoRsroRp's on wrapper.
Dots,

The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the same church will give strawberry
festival 1T the home of Mrs. s. II, Bay
nnrd tomorrow evening
Professor Frank X Moerk of Philadsl-
phia will address the State Pharmacsuti-
cal Society at Braudywiue Springs on
Juae7.
q 2. NJ. Rumford No. 1908 West street
adyertises for suitable place for he u ing
lOcomubile, gas and water being neces-
sary.
Frederick Kleitz, Is having his saloon
No. a223 King street, re- painted and made
brighter than ever
Mr.. Joseph L. Carpenter Jr. will have
another sale of lcts on June o.
Delaware and oil kinds OF shnd ore bs.
coming scarce in Qua markets and as u
consequences they are high.
Mr.. Samuel F, Belts, member of the
Board of education was presented with u
handsome rose bush in honor Of his Slst.
birthday by the teachers OF No, "a school.
The Pullman Car shops shut down to-
day.
Building lots never s5ld cheaper than
at he pre-cnt time Now is the time to
purCHaao bargains.
Brandywins Springs opens to-day for
the season. 1t is bstter and brighter Than
last year and no pleasanter day can be
spent than at this popular park. Good
music is one of the special attractions.
Christopher L. Ward has the handsome
est set OF Chessmen in our city which ho
purchased recently a. the sale OF Howard
A. Hinges effects held in the Opera House,
1t wa procur, d by Mrs. Tinges father
while he held IL government position in
China.
!" Mr. Clifford J. McCannnn, Tenth and
Adams streets, has worry suggestive dis
play OF dyspeptic goods on exhibition in
his store window and the remedy that
knocks out all such foss 10 indigestion.
1t has attracted considerable attention
from passers by.
News of WOoddale.
There is a amount OF stone brick and
cement coming in at present for tho now
Work House aGtircenbnnk, Del.
The Standard Lime and Stono Co., has
received 20 now ballast cars from Chicago
III. They arc ths Rodgers make and drop
the ballast in the middle of the track.
ss Daniel f.. Cannon OF Philadelphiu il on
visit to his b. o!hor at Wooddale.
The Standard Lime Co., is sen ling
out 20 cars of ballast pcr day and working
la5 men.
Mrs Chas. jackson died Monday morn.
ing at the residence of her son. in-law
LOWS c. Springer after one week 5 sick
ness.
lhos S. Jackson has worry fine field Of
corn and oats. He is among the best.
farmers here.
Frank klair who IL farming Lewis
Mlller's place is quiut All energetic farmer
for he has his liad Of corn worked twice
and has field Of oats kneo high.
Wooddale paper mill has shut down for
few days to cloan the gra's out of the
race.
Mrs. NJ c. Wyatt OF Phila delphia Is
visiting her sister Mrs. G,o j. Beidor.
man OF this place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

The closing exercises of the school Of
Miss H. ). Bigger, No ol7 West Eighth
streot will take place at ten o'clock Fri
day mcrning. Herpupls have made good
progress and deserve honorable mention.
The friends OF tho school are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30
A Good Win,

Miss KiRjr, Of Csntrtvlle. Dsl. Ia ono Of
The best whips in this part of the country.
~he drives good hor;es and knows how
to handle them without donbt. Sho Is
I no best lady driver that como.in to W.
mington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

All are invited to bear DR.. Hanna's loo.
turo Mt Bsllvue. Del. Mt. Pleasant Church
tomorrow evening May 3ist, subjec':
Tea Nights In u Baroom' and Pilgrims
Progress with graphaphone md moving
picturns to follow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

IA special train passed through this city
from Philadelphia cDrOute to Georgetown
Del, with the directors of the Georgetown
Rniroad, who will! hold q meeting in that
place to -uRy In the interests Of that road
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

A fired Anderson who has been In the
employment Of the Pullman Palace Car
Company for the past eight years, will
leave this city on tho 18th Of June, for
6tockholm, Sweden. to visit his relatives.
Hs will return TO this country in q few
months. ar,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

A festival was held last evening on l..
J. Bronan's lawn sixth avenue and An
choraga strretS. by tho ladius of the See.
ond NJ p. Church. 1t was II very success
f,il affnlr md y hoat sum was realized
from it. The attendance WAS large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-30

The Captain OF schooner at the pulp
works fell asleep this morning ana when
lie awoke tl3O was missing. The lolice
are working on no case.