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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-01-11

REVIEW OF TRADE.
Wire Nails, Bxrbed and smooth Wire Ad.
vxnced--sinail Change In Wheat
Prlcea-Failurea.


New York, Jan. 6.-R. G. Dun 4
Co.'S weekly review of trade says to
day.:
Failures in 1899 were 9,393 in mum
Der with liabilities of 1923, $40
The last days Of the year added few
to the number and some millions tC
the known liabilities of firms ant
banks which failed close to the end
so that commercial defaults reached
500, $40, $3.50, of which S3O,792, 1874 were
in manufacturing, S4S,924,77l in trad
ing and ll,162.0j4 in brokerage, pro
noting and other commercial liabili
ties.
There is nothing unsound in the
business of the great industries but
an extensive revision of prices may
dsappoint extreme expectations. Two
ways of stimulating. business are
adopted. The Iron Age notices
transactions Of magnitude in foun'
dry iron which Indicate that some
sellers are willing to make conces-
sions to secure the trade of good Gus
TONER'S" But the steel and wire com
pany has advanced prices of wire
nails. barbed and smooth wire %
cents. Bessemer pig is not higher
than it was six weeks ago, and steel
plates have declined from $3.10 to 2.2i
at. Philadelphia bars at Pittsburgh
from $2.2j to $215, and sheets from
$3.15 to $3.50, while the structural
and rail producers have refused to ad-
vance prices.
Cotton goods are at the highest
quotations of the last year, with good
demand, though cotton has declined
little. But the goods were at no
time advanced quite in proportion to
the material, and are in that sense
cheaper now than year ago. Wooden
goods are also much lower with re-
spect to wool than year ago, and
some further advance has been eX-
pected. Wool is strongly held, though
full prices asked u month ago cannot
be obtained Cotton does not rise
further because receipts from Plan
tntons have somewhat increased and
accounts of large stocks at many
small towns have attracted attention.
Wheat still moves sluggishly with
small change in prices. In six months
of the crop year about o9,OOO,OOo
bushels, -four included, have been eX-
ported, against l23,O0O,0o9 last year
Atlantic exports have now fallen to
only 2,O6O,996 bushels for the week
against 5,2l4420 last year, and Pacific
exports were j3l,295 against 614,S33
last year. The price is practically I'M
changed, as also for corn, OF which
1898 1876 bushels have been exported
for the week, against 3,572,412 last
year.
Failures for the week have been
273 in the United States against 243
last year.
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window Glass Manufacturers.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 6.-The indie
pendent window glass manufacturers
composed of all firms in the Amer
lean trust, arranged a meeting for
Tuesday, January Q, to settle definite
ly the question of forming a commits
sion of the factories or abandoning
the scheme entirely. The firms who
have signified their intention to be
present at the meeting embrace the
production of 700 pots operating this
fire.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-01-11

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 6.-Judge Can
trell heard arguments yesterday in
the suit Of the democratic state cleo
ton commissioners, Poyntz and Full
ton, to enjoin Mackey and Cochran,
Gov Taylor's appointees, from quail
flying. A decision will be rendered
early next week. II is generally be-
lieved the court will grant the injunc-
ton, but will also dissolve II, pending
an appeal to the court Of appeals.
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Looks Like HimseIf Aqdin.

Dr.. E. o. Smith, Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Doctor: II write to tell you We are vel
and that the cancer you treated on my back 4
entirely cured, and am back to my old weigh
again. When went to you for treatment
weighed one husdred and FIVE pounds, now
weigh one hundred and sixty-two pounds. ant
they all say am looking like myself again.
Tell Mrs Smith that w thank her for her pic
turs. We thank you both every day Of our lives
We shall never forget what you have done FOL
10. We have been trying to get one Of our neigh
bors to come and see you. told him that II vol
said you could cure him that he would be cured
Your grateful friends,
Nh. AND MRS. CUTLER.
(Mr. Cutler was cured Of scirhus cancer on tn,
small Of the back, that measured six inches VI
and down and Ave inches across. He has beef
cured for nearly two years.
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MODERN MIRACLES
Many People So Consider the
Wonderful Cures of
DR.. e. o. SMITH
OF KANSAS CITY.
CANCER POSITIVELY CURED
Without the Murderous Knife, and
Patients Cured Years Ago
Are Still Cured.
The Following Testimonials Endorsl
DR.. smiths Treatment. - Write 10
the Signers and Hear From Them
Personally.
Cancer OF Breast.

Greennount. Son. Oak, March 2. 80.
Dr.. 2. o. Smith Kansas City, Mo.
Ny Dear Doct0r:-lt gives Inc sincere pleasure
to inform you Of the saie return home OF my deal
wife, who arrived saturday, the 10Th ult., per
iectly restored 10 health and happiness.
In restoring my wife to health You have
brought pleasure and happiness to our entirt
household, for which it is needless to say that VI,
are truely grateful, II also gives me SINGER,
pleasure to tender to yon cur grateful thanks f0l
your great Kindness to my wife while under YOU
treatment, for which we viii always hold you and
your truly good wife in gr tefu esteem. In con
clusion we can only pray that an all kind l'rovi
dence will bless protect and keep you in His holy
care through life, and in death bless you with q
happy eternity. Gratefully yours
j IN and Mrs. GLUYAs
In a letter OF October list Mrs Gluyas says sht
Ia entirely well ana in splendid health. Hyou an
afflicted write to her about us.
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First published In the Abilene Weekly Re
hcctor, Dec. ~, A. D. 1900
Publication Notice,

10 Laura Slemmcf'
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued In the district court OF Dickinson coun-
W, state of Kansas, In an action wherein the
Royal Loan association, corporation, Is
plaintiff, and you together with Annie Stem
mer, Edwin Tucker. guardian of Annie
Slemmer. minor, and n. d. Springer i'd
minlstI ator OF the estate Of J. II. Slemmer,
deceased are defendants; that unless you
answer the petition OF said plaintiff on or be-
fore the 10th day OF February, 1900, the same
will be taken as true and Judgment render
cd against said defendants for the sum Of
S369.be with interest thereon ut the rate of
6per cent per annum from November |, 1900,
and for cosis;and u further Judgment render
cd forecloslng mortgage upon the follow
ing described real estate, situated In Dlckin-
son county, state OF Kansas, to-wt Lots
number twenty-five (2b), twenty-seven C.D,
twenty-nine (2G) and thlrty-One (3l), In block
three 10y OF Prather's addition to the town of
Enterprise, and ordering the sale OF said real
estate as provided by law; and upon such
sale barring each and all OF said defendants
from all right, title or interest In or to said
real estate or any part thereof.
STAMBAuGH 4 IlURD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-01-11

Chicago, Jan. 6.-The directors Of
the American Hereford and Short
Horn associations held a meeting at
the Auditorium yesterday and decided
to give joint exhibit at Kansas City
during the last two weeks in 0cto-
her. Premiums aggregatipg $1,000
will be offered for the best products
of each breed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-01-11
Pure Dairy Products Wanted

Milwaukee, Jan. 6.-An Important
conference Of the representatives Of
the National Dairy union will be held
at the Sherman house, Chicago, to-
day. The object will be to outline q
campaign in favor Of pure food In
dairy productG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-01-11

This Sanitarium is quiet Hospital with I'm
rooms for the accommodation of patienta MI
10 supplied with all the latest remedial meaas
known to science and instruments reQulrS1 n
modern surgery.
Rupture, Piles, FistuIa, Structure and ~
cocsle are radically and permanently curs1 "
our surgical operation In from five to afteoa
days. No medicine or local application W
ever cure these troubles. We annually eu)1
hundreds Of this class Of patients, leaving then
In a vigorous, healthy condition. Organic WeaR
ness, Nervous Debility, Premature DeclIue 81
Manly Powers, Involuntary Vital LosssA n.
paired Memory, Mental Anxiety, Absences g
Will Power Melancholy, Weak Back, "a
kindred affections, are speedily, thoroughly ~
permanently cured. u you are afflicted with a.
disease requiring either Medical or SurRi67
sklii, and cannot visit Us, write descrlptIe0 q
your case and we will cheerfuily answer, 9lvI1G
our opinion, together with probable cost ca
cure, and such other information az you ~
desire. Address all consultations to
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-01-11

Richmond, Va, Jan. 6.-Richmond
suffered yesterday evening the sever
est fire loss it has known for years.
About three o'clock fire broke out
in the Merchants and Planters to-
bacco warehouse at fifteenth and
Cary streets, in which was stored
some 5000 hogsheads of tobacco. The
flames spread across the street to
Kingan's cold storage plant, which
suffered u loss of 100000 The loss on
the tobacco in the Merchants and
Planters warehouse, about two-thirds
of which belonged to the American
Tobacco company, is estimated at
S350,O0O with insurance about $780,
900. Total estimated loss 100000; in
surance S350,000.
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Mules for Rritiah In Africa.

New Orleans, Jan. 5.-The steamer
Matin, Capt. Archer, cleared yesterday
for Cape Town, Africa, with 300
mules, completing her cargo with
food stuffs. All are for the British
government.
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She 10 Sure She is Cured.

White Hall, Illinois,
Dr.. E. o. Smith Sanitarum Co. Kansas City, No
Dear Doctor and Mrs. Smith Through TN
guidance OF kind Providence and your sklllfv
treatment am completely cured Of that dread
full malady, cancer. My breast is entirely bealsS
and consider myself cured. would have writ
ten you sooner but wanted to be sure 1t wal
cured. feel grateful to you both for the ma NJ
acts OF kindness and courtesy shown me while al
your home. felt at home there. The treatment
was not nearly as severe as supposed it would
be. will heartily recommend you when haw
opportunity My friends oil think have i'm
proved wonderfully Please accept my heartfelt
thanks for all you have done for me.
Wishing you success in your noble work ]
remain ever your friend,
LucRETTA Hustled.
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Other Doctors Failed to Cure Him.

Prairie Home Mo-, Nov 70, 1880.
Dr.. E. O. Smith, Kansas City, Mo-
Dear Sir 1t is with pleasure that state thai
your treatment OF cancer on my lower lip was
complete success 1t was Of about four year.
standing and for year I had taken treatment
Of other doctors, but to no avail came to vol
and you cured my cancer In 1s days. l shall lee
grateful to you as long as live.
Yours Truly, WILLIAM KIRsCIhAN.
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Suffered II Years-Cvred in 10 Days.

Phpsburg Kan, Nov, IS. 1880
DR.. e. o. Smith Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Sir-I had been afflicted for seventeen
years with epithelial cancer when Iapplied to YOU
Tor treatment. In thirteen days was entirely
cured and without the use Of knife. make THU
statement for the benefit Of cancer sufferers, hop
Ing they may be Influenced by my testimony II
70 to you for treatment.
Yours Truly, N. BURTON.
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DR.. Smith treats Cancer, Lupus
Tumors, Scrofula, Old Sores, oil Blood
Diseases.
Parties desiring treatment can eithel
give satisfactory references or deposit the
money in any bank, to be paid when they
are ready to go home cured. DR.. Smith
does not ask pay for what he does not do
but cures first and takes pay afterwards
His down town Office is at the north.eaS
corner of Tenth and Main streets, whert
he may be consulted free of charge, from
$50 a. m. to 1870 p. m. After these
hours he can be seen at his private iant
tarium, Tenth and Cleveland avenue.
Pamphlets and circulars containing
letters and lists Of Of persons cured oil
cancer cheeriully furnished those wht
apply for them either in person or By
letter. Z. 0. SMITH, n. D.,
Kansas City, No
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List of a Few Former Patients.

The following list gives names and ADDRESSED
OF q number Of former patients whom ! hav,
cured OF cancer, We ask any afflicted person WHIT
reads this advertisement to write to any or al
Of the names given and learn for themselvei
whether or not my treatment is sale, reliable ant
sure to cure. do not accept your money until
have cured you This should be guarantee sum
cient to satisfy the most sceptical. DO as | re
Quest you, write to my f0rmerpatients and II you
are convinced by their letters, write to me fol
any information you wish and will chesrfullJ
give 1t to you free Of any cost
Mrs. Jennie Gooding, I'll W. 18th ST.. KanSai
City, Mo. Cured Of cancer Of the breast.
Katie |. Hoch, 92l Armstrong Ave, Kansai
City, Kan. Cured Of cancer Of the breast.
LII. Hancock, s2l Il. 22nd st., for three yeari
principal Of Adams school, Kansas City, No
Cured Of two cancers Of the face.
Mrs. ]. W. shannon, s2l Ohio st., Kansas City.
Kan. Cured Of cancer Of the breast.
A. N. Perkins, bM y. 3sth St., Kansas City.
No. Cured Of cancer Of cheek, 1897.
Mrs. A. M. Klickner, 1921 Flora Ave-, Kansal
City, Mo. Cured OF cancer on forehead
N. Little, GIG Wyandotte st., Kansas City, Mo
Cured OF cancer Of nose.
Jas Harmon, 1926 Grand Ave. Kansas CITY
No. Cured Of cancer Of face.
Geo. Ryan, 1918 h. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo
Cured Of cancer OF finger.
David Uric, 722 Cypress Ave, Kansas City, Mo
Cured OF cancer Of hand Of eight years standing
Chas II. Huntington, 26lS Rochester ST.. Kan
sas City Mo- Cured Of cancer Of ear
Mrs. Anthony Smith, cor 9Th and Elizabeth
gts, Kansas City, Kas. Epithelial cancer, stu
sted on the end Of the nose, treated August, 1859
Frank Gand III Holmes st. Cured Of can
or Of the jaw in 1889.
Lizzie Rerdon 22d and Grove SITS, kansai
City, Mo. Cured OF cancer Of the ear
Thos L. Tucker, Goochs Mills, Mo. Cured d
cancer Of face and nose.
O. 8. Groom, Gooch's Mills, Mo. Cured Of eaH
or Of lower lip.
Jacob Glass, Tisgah. No. Cured Of cancer q
the face,
Mrs. Julia Nichols, jamestown, No. Cured d
cancer Of the face.
We also refer to Rev. Phillips, pastor Of tn,
N. L. Church Of jamestown, Mo-, as he knows
several cases We have cured.
j.. Moran, Terry, So. Oak. Cured Of canes
d lip, 1885,.
Mrs. Ellen Davault, New Florence, Mo. Cured
Of cancer Of the face.
Paul Kohler, Arizona, Neb. Cured Of cancer q
the lip.
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Washington, Jan. 6.-The Dawes
commission has arrived in Washing
ton and will remain here some weeks
to confer with the congressional
committee on Indian territory legis-
lation.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

! a special from Austin to the Gal
weston News says: LEROY Trice.
vice president and general manager
of the Information and Great North
ern railway company, was here to-
day Oh business with the railroad
commission Relative 10 the extern
sion Of the Gould line Calvert Waco
and Brazos Valley railroad. Mr..
Trice said that work is progressing
and the road will be operated into
Bryan by August IS, and Marlin bv
September I. Further than this Mr..
Trice said the plans were indefinite.
This road will be- extended 10 Hous-
ton on the south and 20 Fort Worth
ON the north"
Grand lodge \. O. 4. W. Of Texas
at Temple, Texas, July END 20 18th.
1901. On account rate Of one and
one third fares, ON the certificate
plan Is authorized by the Gulf Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Railway Com
pany. W. ;. KEENAN,.
General Passenger Agent.
The Third regiment band has on
foot a plan To give a grand cake fete
and concert In the city park Friday
night, July q. Prizes will be- offer
ed the ladies for best cakes. The
prizes may be- seen at webb Bros.
Ted Birch, a capable scenic paint
er from New Orleans, has been
lcnuged by manager John u. Mike
to do some handsome decorative
work Of the Grand opera house. H.
viii renew and add 10 the scenic
effects.
Three months for dollar Is cheap
enough for the Daily Eagle, and by
paying 81 In advance you get guess
az the census, for the prizes named
elsewhere. dtf
Mrs. j. T.. Brooks left yesterday
for her home az Lancaster accompa-
MED 10y Mrs. Geo. D. Neal Of Nava-
sofa.
John Woodbridge Of Phelps is IN
the city. The Woodbridge Bros have
moved their machine shop to that
place.
W. r. Thurman Of the Macy COM
munity was here yesterday and re-
ported good rains and fine crops.
lee cold watermelons, guaranteed
not only ripe but good, weight over
~ pounds. Il. II. Knowles. #
An the eggs you want 10 q cents
per dozen ~ the Bryan Grocery Co.
Received yesterday
Some fads are all right--notably
the Improvement fad which has
seized upon Bryan.
Miss Mamie Kirkland Of Millican
is visiting the family of Judge Board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Cleveland. July 10. - An important
political conferenceattended by a mum.
Der OF prominent Republican leaders
was held nj Senator Hannas office here.
The meeting was called by Hanna to
discuss and decide upon the personnel
Of the new executive committee and the
name OF the secretary of the national
committee 10 succeed General Charles
+ Dick. Before the conference closes
AZ Is also probable member Of the ma.
tional committee to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of George b.
Cox Of Ohio will be chosen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

f. Mixer. Of Richards, La, is here
soliciting orders for fruit trees and
ornamental shrubbery from his cell
ebrated Dewey Nurseries" and
will make large shipments TO this
place In November. See him for
ANYTHING in this line at the Central
Hotel. dlg2
The oil mill management has Sc
cured the services Of Mr.. r. J. Pres
ton a. manager and operator of their
mammoth new ginnery. Mr.. Pres
ton is an experienced gin man well
known throughout this section. He
will move to town from his present
home In the Wickson community.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Burger and
Miss Lille May Jones returned YES
terday from pleasant trip to the
Double sulphur Springs and other
points.
Mr. W. r. Ford returned from
Whitney and Hillsboro.
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hat. @. Time Gard. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Sim Cooper &. In Galveston.
Call for Lemp's bottled beer and
cool of. 1898
J. W. Bats visited Anderson this
week
Lcmps beer is the best hot wealth
er bev'gagc. 1893
TRC0ok was here from Well
born yesterday.
Drink Mt Vernon Pure Rye AZ the
Exposition saloon. l53tf
Rev. Jewell Howard went to
liearne yesterday.
II. G.. Rhodes has returned from
Eureka Springs Ark
Mrs. Joseph WILDER returned from
Hcmpstead yesterday.
Mrs. Jane b. Buchanan went 10
Navasota yesterday.
Call and see what bargains J. +.
Parks oilers In buggie.. lg2
The premises whore the weeds
have been cut look we'll
August 10 Is the date set for the
adyent of the new railroad.
Eggs q cents per dozen while they
ast at the Bryan Grocery Go.
Mrs. Jno. r. Hanway and children
eturned from Marlin yesterday.
The building craze is still in fun
swing. Let the good WORK go on.
DR.. and Mrs. Il V. Ellis and
children returned to Paris yoster-
Hay.
Mrs Reed and Miss Ncrta Reed of
calvert arr visiting Mrs. Nichols and
Family.
lee cold--weigh over 70 lbs. Guar
lntced not only ripe, but good
p. II. X. 80
Miss Best left for Bolton yesterday
after a pleasant visit to Miss olivia
| Buchanan.
Judge Jno, 81 Henderson and
Master Thupton returned to Austin
yesterday.
5. W. Buchanan has refrigerated
meats of all kinds ut city Market
| He leads them all ~
Have you subscribed To the road
Improvement fund? II not, do you
Feel exactly right about 10?
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OIL TANK expLooss.
Throwing sheets Of Fire Over Men. We
men aud Children.


Boston. July 10. by the explosion Of
an oil tank In Somerville Thursday
nearly 100 persons were more or less in
jured aud two are reported dead. Many
Of the injured are in the Cambridge.
Somerville and Massachusetts, general
hospitals. while others were taken %
houses near the scene Of the explosion
In the yard OF the Boston and Maine
railway near the old Mclean asylum.
among more than thousand freight
ears filed with coal and general mer-
chandise. were the oil tanks of tho
Union Oil company. When one Of the
cars caught fire and made n blaze that
could be seen all over Somerville, hun
dreds Of persons flocked to the yards.
The Someryille firemen arrived promptly
enough but had 10 carry hose through
all kinds Of places. while the FIRE burned
briskly and the crowd drew closer and
closer.
II is estimated that soon after the fire
started fully 1000 persons We're in the
yards, and some Of the more daring
were ON top Of the freight cars near the
fire. Suddenly there was a rumbling
noise. One great sheet Of fame shot
into the air and huge oil tank which
had been on car went up ON end, scat
tering blazing oil In all directions. The
huge tank Of oil. one Of three. had OK.
plodod. The burning oil fell upon men.
women and children in the throHg. who
shrieked with pain and terror. Six men
on top Of q box car were thrown 10 the
ground with their clothing on fire.
Men. women aud children. with their
garments burning, ran about the yard
In terror. Some were so badly burned
that they dropped Those who were Dot
on fire helped them and were them.
/ selves burned.
Meanwhile, the railway men were per.
forming acts Of heroism. The oil tank
I which exploded was ON n car near two
Others and these were in danger u going
/ mp nj any moment A locomotive was
backed in and started 70 draw out the
train. A man ran out. threw heavy
sleeper beneath the wheels 81 the burn
ing tank, the coupling broke, the cal
stopped aud the oil tanks separated.
Fifteen persons were taken 10 the hos.
pital.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Linooln, July 49, Nebraska fusionists
In state conventions nominated the fol-
lowing ticket.
Governor-William A. Poynter. Pop
ulist.
Lieutenant governor-E. A. Gilbert,
Silver Republican.
Secretary Of stAte-C. V. Soobooda.
Populist
Treasurer-s. p. Howard. Populist.
Attorney Willis ID. Oldham,
Democrat.
Auditor-H. s. CRIES., Populist.
land oommissioner-P. J. Cary, Pop
ulist.
Presidential electors Frank Ransom.
]. II. Foller, W. A. Garrett, w @.
Swan Peter Emerson. Robert Oberfel.
der. L. II, Wente and J. Hughes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-14

Savannah, July l3--Hon. Clark How
oil Of Atlanta, was married here 10 Miss
Annie Conner, daughter Of the late Hugh
NJ. Conner, president Of the Central
Georgia railway. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Howell left
for New York where they will take pas.
sage for Europe for tour Of several
months.