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The sun., 1900-08-05
HUMBERr's ATDE.pE-CAMP DISMISSED
Asde the Scapesoat for the Kings Own Care
isssnsss and Contempt sf Danger.
Special Csos Dsspassh 10 THE SUN


Special CsHs DapassA 10 THE SUN
LONDON. Aug. 4.-The unhappy General.
Ponzio Vaglia King Humberts aide-de-camp
and the Master OF His Household b being made
the scapegoat for the masters own careless
ness and contempt Of danger. Humbert al
ways refused an escort or special police pro-
lection while living among his own people.
a. he used 10 call the Monza folks. After Ac-
oiarito's attempt on his life the King wa I'm
plored TO allow precautions TO be taken wherever
he might be. and a. for idyllc Monza, II was
pointed out that II was too near Milan the hot
bed Of the rsvoutionists, 10 be considered
tations were unava vailtng Humbert went his own
way and was happy.
Now Ponzio vaSlis is being upbraided by
the press and vilifed on oil sides for not doing
the very things which he esnettly Ell endeavored
10 do, The Queen has not spoken 10 him since
the fatal night and the young King, after LISTEN
Ing to his verbal report Of the tragedy, Il said
to have dismissed him from the royal service
In few cutting words ard the suggestion that
not only the General should have insisted upon
military and police escorts at Monza but should
also have been able to prevent the consumma-
tin Of Brescis murderous design by sacrifice
Ing his own life.
The simple fact that he was IN the carriage
with the King and escaped while Humbert
fell Is held 70 be dsmnins proof that he was
at fault. Some papers are even base enough
to accuse the 1ne old soldier Of personal cow
ardice and II Is reported that he In consequence
has demanded a military court Of inquiry.
The sun., 1900-08-05
BROKER LEECH ROBBED.


Samuel d. Leech. u broker OF $40 West End
avenue started for Shelter I-land yesterday
afternoon. intending to spend a week at the
Manhansett House. on the ferryboat TO Long
Island City he met well-dressed man and they
got into conversation.
When the boat arrived at Long Island City
the stranger invite Leeoh to have drink
They had several and finally tie stranger sue-
sesr-d that they take walk to tn sugar re-
fnerles.
I,eech told the police ut midnight that the
stranger had taken him to vacant lot and
struck him on the head with so 10 blunt IN
strumant. The blow KIN cked him down. Then
the man jumped on his cr and beat him, and
4 Hlly robbed him OF 500, He 10 Z conscious
ness a d when he polio found him he was in A
sql, on at ushtns avenue and Worth avenue.
covered with lood
His right eve was closed. hi, rpper lip was
split his teeth hid heen knocked hroush his
lower lip and his Jaw WAS brooon. He was =
tended by an ambulance surgeon and started
for his home in Manhattan IN d cab.
The sun., 1900-08-05
THIRTEEN YEARS OLD AND A BURGLAR
willie Dorsey Of Port Chester Believed to Lead
Gang six Bur urgIaries in Ten Days

PORT CHESTER, Aug, willie Dorsey, the
thrte-n-y esr-oId burglar who was caught
yesterday morning at o'clock while robblag
the till IN the confectionery store of John Kugel.
confessed to the police to-dav that he had
committed six other burglarics IN less than tea
days When the boy was arrested by Police
man William DeV lnnev he WA carry ing bunch
OF keys aud some burglars tools.
barry was ARE ted about year ago for rob-
on Liberty 3 uTe. Mr. Merritt at that time
did not press the charge as he was afraid he did
not have sufficient a ldence TO convict, although
he saw Dorsey leave the store by the back door
Dorsey was arrested soon after the theft but
the stolen money was not found on him
Tho police -ay that the boy Il the leader Of "A
band OF youthful crook who have been onernt-
ing In Port Chester for several month. ard have
secured several hundred collars which they
spent at the shore resorts having a good TIM.
The sun., 1900-08-05
GUARDIAN FOR e. ". HOYT.
Tho Hon. james o. Lyford VIII Probably Look
After the PlaNMright.

CoScoRD. Y. IT,, Aug. 1T has been deter
mined definitely that The Hon. James o. Lyford
Of this city shall be appointed guardian of
Charles II Hoyt Of Charlestown. the playwright,
recently released from an asylum at Hartford.
Conn. Mr.. Lyford will at once He the bond
OF sso,ooo which is required and the appoint
ment will be made by Probate Judge Tenney
OF Sullivan county As soon As certain formali-
ties are accomplished
Allen Hollis said to-day that an entirely sat
isfactory arrangement OF Mr.. Hoyt's affairs
could be made. providing Mr.. Lyford would
jng after Mr. Hoyt and his affairs Mr. Hollis
has lust returned from New York. where ne con-
ferred with Mr. Mckee. with a view 10 ascer-
tanning from him N person what he wished to
have done Mr Mckee was highly pleased
with the possibility that Mr.. Lyford could be
induced TO accept the appointment as guardian.
The sun., 1900-08-05
HUNTINGTON TO NAVE STEEL MILL.
Will Mako Plates for Ships He Is Building and
Rails for His Railr Dads.

NEWPORT NEWS Va. Aug ..-Collis p Hunt
inaton. who arrived in the city last night from
New York. said this morning to a Sun reporter
that he will erect steel mill TO cost 81 ,OOOOtO
or more on an attractive site opposite his ship
yard here This mill will supply the yard
with plates and perhaps his Western railroads
with all steel rails needed He says posi-
lively that he will not attempt to manufacture
armor plate, as that + out OF shipbuiider's 3
the small scale on which a shipbuilder must
operate such plant
Mr. Huntington Is exceedingly anxious to
secure the contracts TO build all OF the Ave
frst-class i4Ot0 ton battleships for which bids
will be opened in Washington on Nov. "A. n
he could get these ships he would not attempt
TO go after the armorad or protected cruisers.
An exceedingly reasonable bid on the five
larger ships can be expected. He will soon
extend the yard by building two more steel
electric cantever cranes for building ships.
making six in all.
The sun., 1900-08-05
TROOPS DUE PROM CUBA.
-Four Comp panies Of the Fifth Infantry To-day
Three os'the First on Tuesday.

-Four Comp panies Of the Fifth Infantry To-day
Three osthe First on Tuesday.
The Second battalion Of the Fifth United
States Infantry. which has been stationed at
Santiago. Cuba. is expected TO arrive here to-
day on the transport Mcpherson As soon a.
the transport Ia discharged from Quarantine
she will proceed 10 the West Shore Railroad
pier at Weehawken. where the battalion will
disenlbark and take train over the New York
Ontario and Western road for Fort sheridan
Chicago, the home station OF the regiment.
With the arrival Of these four companies at
Fort sheridan the entire regiment will be there.
When Il has been recruited to its maximum
strength II will go To China
Companies X, L and NJ Of the First Infantry,
which have been stationed in the provinces OF
Pinar del Rio. Cuba, are due 10 arrive here on
Tuesday by the transport Rawllns en- route
for Fort Leavenworth, Kan. the home station.
This regiment has also been ordered to China.
The sun., 1900-08-05
ITALY'S VIEW KING TO THE ARMY.
Asks for the Anecuon which Surrounded His
Father -Marsheritas Retirsmeat.
Srec,oi Csb!, Dapoteh 10 THE 81

Srec'ol Cabls Dsspoteh 10 THE SUN
ROME. Aug King Victor Emmanuel III.
has issued the following proclamation TO the
army In this sad moment my thoughts
turn to you and I am confident you will give
me the affection which surrounded my la
mented father. My thoughts also embrace
your comrades who In Crete. Erythrea and
China are holding sloft the glorious flag OF
Italy"
Queen Dowagsr Marghsrta declares that
she will retire to Stresa In order to be near
her mother She desires her retirement to
be absolute and tells her friends that she can
have no more to do with affairs Of this world.
The sun., 1900-08-05
PEyIAN RECOGNIZES PATIENT.
Michael Dunn. Hit BY Cable Car. Said to Be
Robert Kelly.

A man was knocked down at the corner OF
Thirty-hrst street and Third avenue last night
by a cable car and his head was badly cut
An ambulance from Bellevue was summoned
and he WAS taken there. He said he was Michael
Dunn.
just after he had given his name one Of the
attendants. who had been in the Fenian trou-
bles In Ireland thirty years ago. entered the
room.
Michael Dunn. is it?" the attendant shouted
-Shure, it's Robert Kelly"
The patient finally admitted that he was
Robert Kelly He had taken the name Of Dunn
TO avoid the notorety he got in 1871 he said
A man named nelly shot and killed William
Talbot, a Scotland Yard detecti"r. in Dublin
n 1871. Talbot had Joined the Ian society
and Kelly had been chosen by 10, TO kill him
for betraying its secrets.
The sun., 1900-08-05
DROWNED HIN LIKE A BEAST.
whites Sewed q Negro in y Sack. Weight Him
and Throw Him Into the Bayou.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug A few days ago
white farmer living in Bayou Vidal In Concordia
parish. La. was murdered and the body sunk
IN the bayou with stones attached The peo-
pie OF the neighborhood suspected negro Of
the name Of Scott OF the crime. To-day Scott
was arrested and taken to the scene Of the mur-
der. He was weighted with chains and thrown
into the bayou, but dragged out just before
he drowned. This was repeated several times
when Scott confessed to the murder He was
then sswed in a sack. weighted with stones and
thrown into the bayou. where he sunk out Of
sight.
The sun., 1900-08-05
DOWN WITH ITALIAN FLAGS.
Strange Police Order In New Haven -Ameri.
can FLAGS ood Enough for Capt. Brewer.

can Flags G nod Enough for Capt. Brewer.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug. A-The Italians Of
this city are very much excited tonight over
an order issued by Capt James p Brewer Of
the New Haven Police Department. to the police
In his precinct to see to II that the American fae
had first place or was TO the right Of the Italian
fiaes d. pla yed In q number Of places In this
ciIy since I he assassin ation OF King Humbert
Sergt william Dchertr found sixteen
homes vnere the Italian flag was
d'ately ordered them taken down or
the Al ,-'can dac sent up and In the place of
honor very Italian At once complied with
in the Italian community here He vas iudig-
nant over the police order. but finally com
Piled with IT, particularly when Capt. Brewer
said:
wont be any superior TO 1t while am In charge
of this precinct"
The sun., 1900-08-05
YACHTING PARTY RESCUED.
Nine Persons Taken From . sinking Small
Boat in Lake Michigan.

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Aug %.-Nine persons were
wrecked on a saiboa ten miles of this port
last evening and just as they had given up all
hope. were rescued by Capt. NJ 4. Cusack and
crew Of the fishing tug W. G. Harrow. The
party was from Indiana, and was staying at
South Haven. Yesterday afternoon the sailing
party was made w oil A. j. Henley. Mrs Henley,
and their augnter AnCeline. Miss Mabel Am
brose and Mrs. Henry II Pierce. all of Indian
apois, Albert Hnllett, Richarl T. Kenney Of
Terra Haute. and Franklin Hendricks and
John Iowrev Of Crawfordsv" Soon nfter
the yacht started. the wind from the north
freshenod and increased until II became a
gale. Those in the boat were all inex perieDced
and were being rapidly borne out OF sight OF
shore. The Yacht filed and the members OF
were eight miles from land and In sinking
condition when the tug reached them
The sun., 1900-08-05
GOvERNOP CANDIDATES PIGHT.
Tfliman Has to Help Separate Two Men Run
ming for His St ties Highest Once.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Aug, I'm Laure to-day.
A. Howard Patterson and Frank B. Gary.
Speaker Of the Hou of Repre- entatives. candl-
dates for Go ernor. called each other liars and
had red-hot rough snd-t tumble fight In
the presence Of 900 men and women.
Both men have been fast personal and . ltical
friends for years and both favor the ispensary.
Patterson claimed GARY was trying to stradd Q.
Gary made statement expla ning his pos on
anu deman ed OF Patters n to say whether he
had 50 ohe truly. Patterson said he lied Both
had cut faces. They were finally separated by
Senator Tillman and others
The sun., 1900-08-05
To Launch . six.Masted Schooner.

CAMDEN. Me-, Aug. Tho frst six-masted
schooner ever constructed will be launched ct
Bean yard on Aug. u. The vessel will be named
after one Of her principal owners. George W.
Wells Capt Arthur Crowley Of Taunton.
Mas, will comma d her. Ire schooner has
500 u feet length OF keel, &s feet cam and 23
feet depth of hold with n fore, oot poop ex-
tendi g to the forward hatch. She 10 ut OF
oak and yellow yine. Two an hors weighing
200 and 7 500 pounds respectively, vii be car
r-d and he will have q 3o-horse- power donkey
engine and two wre, king pumpA. With 4
CAPACITY Of A10o gallons Q minute.
The sun., 1900-08-05
RAN AGAINST GESTURE.
Bicyciist Knocked on HIS wheel By . Patri otio
EI-Cayalryman.

William Kelly OF Troy ". Y, formerly
private In the Ninth United States Cavalry.
was arguing on the subject Of expansion with
. friend last night while crossing Fifth ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street. when he gesiicu-
lated little too wildly and upset Harry Kopkls
Kopkis made an oIltcry and Policeman Rah-
eaber came He arrested Kelly on a charge
OF assault
Al the Tenderloin station Kelly explained
tiouall" but had knocked him off his wheel
while trying TO add force 10 his argument In
favor Of expansion, He spologized to Kopkis
his complaint.
The sun., 1900-08-05

y Brignol and that within the neS I few hours
he hopes to put them In possession Of inforra-
uon which viii lead to his arrest.
Mrs. brssci said last night that on Monday
ehe was going ~ visit the italian Vice-Consul.
csnerai and see U some arrangements could
be made by which she could secure the per
sonal effects that Bresoi had with him at the
time OF the assassination. Among other things
that he had she said was Q ring containing
thirteen diamonds and seven sapphires. This,
she said. was her personal property and had
9een given to her some years ago by the then
Consul-Generd at Nicaragua.
The sun., 1900-08-05
SHARP EYES ON MALATESTA
.prBysT LEADER CONsTAKTLY
On. DoWED BY LON DON DETECTIVES
n, Protests That lie Does Not Know the Al"
....,r King Humbcrt-says He Is Work.
,,s a. \ Gas Ensineer. bat Keeps Unusual
,,-uiyiuc In Q suburb Of London.

He Protests lhAt nc WV WV ~
...,r King Humbcrt-says He Is work
IN. a. a Gas Engineer. bat Keeps unusual
u.,r.-.liyins In . suburb Of London
so.,,s. csok Dsspaseh to THE SUN
roxpos. Aug 1T Is supposed that
,,I,.,a.,s IA now In London" says a cable de-
.,o, M from, New York published In the London
..narsr. this morning. As matter Of
Wslatesta came here three weeks ago
ai = now living in IslinRton. q modern
'.'s,,,h over small grocery shop, kept by an
,,oli.n woman with whom the anarchist CHIEF
=. an intimate terms Malatesta was shadowed
sror, the moment no landed At Southampton
a. chic, Of the Scotland Yard Police Mel
.,,,,... men until he reached his lodgings. The
L.,.ct,ve. were too obtrusive In watching the
y.unston house, with the result that Malatesta
.oon discovered their presence and In conse-
.vancs has behaved with the greatest cir
S,m.rect,on. He realizes that he must be
o,,.n,l for neither the British Government
nor the British people are just now in a
mood for stretching the law a. an asylum in
favor OF anarchists. He says he Ia working
st the trade Of gas engineer.
When a sun reporter called at his lodgings
to-day. IL was explained BY the landlady that
Malates;a had LEFT early IN the morning 10 90
some work In response to post card He eI-
,.ned 10 pe back shortly after noon and then
b at work again unui iate AZ hlSht from
inquiries made that appeared 10 DC haa'es'a
usual daily prosranLhe-upeA carry resi- uurins ,he
middle OF the dal' aose', ia'e al "'sn' "nch
soarc@ly describes the habits Of a workinSman
IN this country Al oiooA' Ahh DIN iepo''er
found the man a. uii'ner' .,
! DO not Wish 10 s", ahsunnS no iepHeu
tos pointed quee .o"e " soy
and mao ooIu Mr',e II NY s-n .,
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br~'i anu ap''o'eu Vi '"e lh' ms
humoere Inc "o'n"A WV" '' 'A0
cohVelsauo" say
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nus Oeen .e's anu 'o'u mn 'na. nc ""e nov
mAoe SH'n ''a',i,e"''' ue ouen' W p,os,u
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i"ouio 'oon ''oseN N'e peop'' WIN "ioo0 '""'
way
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"n 'ou VIVA, "'9 p''''eu was NV VI "e"
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The sun., 1900-08-05
TO PTGHT NEAR TIENTSINS
Thirty thousand Boxers Reported North Of
the Ctty-Fioodinx the Country.

LONDON. Aug "a despatch rom Tientsi n
dated Aug. says It is rsporte that the
Chinese have opened the canal bank and are
flooding tn country between Tientsin and
Pekin. Thirty housand Boxers are eight miles
north ofTentsin and battle Is imminent.
A despatch to Dalziers News Agency from
Shanghai says that eIten>ive barriers have
been erected twenty miles northwest OF Ten
tsin anf obstructons placed in the r.ver SPIES
report that the railway has been mined wh-Is
the line 10 apparently intact
The sun., 1900-08-05
SERIOUS FIGHT ~ A SCHOOL.
Juniors and seniors with . Professor to Hell
Have y Clash at q Normal Uniycrsity.


lSDiANAPoLIs. Aug. A.-The senior and
junior classes in the Indiana Normal Univer-
sity engaged in a hght this morning and FIVE
OF the students and one OF the professors were
injured seriously and dozen or more hurt
Last night the members Of the senior class
painted their class number on the cement
sidewalk around the university building. The
Juniors discovered what had been done and tried
to bot out the numbers with paint. This
brought on a general fight In which bricks
we're thrown, clubs used in closer encounters
aud pistols drawn.
Prof. Garrett was accused by the seniors OF
,erirad }nst hayora dariight whie r ,rvino so
restore order and was beaten and wallowed
In the mud. j. s. Collier. senior. was so badly
beaten that he was carried to his room uncon-
scols and Is now regarded as In precarious
condition Stewart Lands, r. l.. Roberts,
Joseph Grant and Ira Nick inney were also badly
hurt and a number Of others we're injured
The faculty Is making an Investigation.
The sun., 1900-08-05
Hot wave strikes Chica 20.

CHICAGO, Aug &-To-dsy broke the warm
weather record for 1900 The mercury In tho
Government thermometer IN the Auditorium
tower crept up from 70 In the early morning 10
o. t&o'c ock In he afternoon. and the street
Or, STATIONS we're ported, probably du 10 the
closing Of busi es, Il noon and tn d.ser ion OF
the hot busi esS streets.
The sun., 1900-08-05
PAPAL DECREE AGAINST ANARCHTsM.
IL win Point Out the Remedy which the
Church Will ApprOve.
Special Cans Desp1teh 10 THE Sun

Special Cane Desp1teh 10 THE suS
ROME. Aug. A-The Vatican journals an
n,unce that Papal encyclical against snsrch-
lam is being prepared II will review he cals
Of the rise Of narclsln and will point out the
methods which the Catholic Church will approve
for the ex irpation Of the anarchist and other
criminal scots
The sun., 1900-08-05
Baud Of Italians at Houston, Tex. Dispersed.
HoUsToS. Tex. Aug 4.-The police last night
disr ersei some Italians who bad assembled
TO indorse the assassination Of King Humbert
The police assert that ther" Is an Anarchist So
ciety in this city.
DIED or PTOMAINE POISONING.
Chemists wife Expires Two Hours After
Getting TO the II lspitaI.

Mrs Fed Thomas. tn wife OF chemist Of s
West Fourteenth street. was taken TO st.
vinoent's Hospital at 8 o'clock on Friday
night suffering from acute sastro-entsritis.
She died two hours later. Coroner
Hart investigated and Or. Weston made
an autopsy for him ye ,terday. Dr. wes on
fund that the sickness had been due 10 pto-
maine poisoning Mrs Thomas told the sur
ceons NJ the hospit hat she had had canned
soup FOR brca kfa-t md that -he believed that
I . meat : = had eaten at tn, same meal lad
been slightly tain ed
The sun., 1900-08-05
KILLED ON HIS WHEEL.
Rider and Bicycle Hurled Into the Air By Z
Railroad Train.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n J.. Aug <-Charles
S'raley was ding bicycle yesterday after
noon A. Helmetta and started across the ira oks
or the Cam Ten and Amboy Railroad A train
was approaching, but S'ralsy. who j. sligl tlv
deaf. did not he'r it, ri er and wheel were
hurled into tho air ard Sualey was instantly
killed -
The sun., 1900-08-05

Through Pul man Sls,, ing Ca, NV oT' 20 1
Louis, via New York Central Iig.fJur itOul
Leave New York $40 +. II, arrive 81 Legh s6S
next evening.-Ads
The sun., 1900-08-05
FOR ACTION AGAINST ANARCHISTS.
Emperor william Opens Diplomatic Nesotia.
tions With the Powers.

SpttdI CduN DsJpuIeN 70 HE SUN
BERLIN, Aug A-Under ordnrs from the En-.
peror diplomatic communicatiens have been
opened with the Power for . revision Of the
International laws affecting Anarchists. Simul.
taneous,y the Berlin police have been instructed
to execute vigorously the proposals " the
Itslian Government Of 1894 for The arrest and
punishment Of suspected Anarchists.
The sun., 1900-08-05

Carl X. schuitx's Carbonatcd Waters Are
the oniy pure and correct ssunciA uinssal wsssrA-
A6A
The sun., 1900-08-05
Requiem Mas in Washington Funeral Pro-
cession In Rochester.

WASHINGTON, Aug A solemn mass Of
requiem will be celebrated at ST. Matthews
Churcn Oh the day of Mag Humberts funeral.
The arrangement, are being made by the ltal-
ian Embassy. President Mckinley, the mem-
bers oi the Cabinet and the members oI the
Diplomatic Corps Will be invited to attend.
The President and those members ot the cab
met not In town will be relreeented.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 4.-Ihe Italian societies
Of this city will honor the memory OF King
Humbert on Monday morning BY a funeral
procession through the streets OF the city.
headed by a catafalque. Requiem mass will
later be celebrated at the cathedral. The So
cieties which will take part Ia the solemnites
are. Bersagliera Lamarmora, the Columbian
Italian Society and the Italian branch OF the
Street ard Building Laborers' Union.
The sun., 1900-08-05

Latest Marine Iatsliissnce.
Arrived: es Ia Tour alma Santeili. dsvSs. july -
The sun., 1900-08-05

Z kW. r. W. K, 4 ".
An pure vhiS unen.
a cool shiN Tor warm weAlh@ -Aoa
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-27
KOEAER IS IN CUSTODY
vOLk kszErTUNG CASHIER IS AR
RESTED ON CHARGE OF EN-
BEZZLEMENT
CAME HERE LAST JANUARY
He Is Suspected of Having Begun
His PecuIRtIOns Very Soon
After His Arrival
Here.

John O. Koehler, who has been employ
ed as bookkeeper and cashier for the
Volkszeitung, was arrested yesterday on
the charge of embezzlement. Young
Koehler has only worked for the news
paper since last January, but 1t is al
legged that he has appropriated to his own
use fully $500, but Treasurer F. w. Berg
meier, of the publishing company says
this amount may be doubled when an In
vestigatien in progress is completed.
Chief of Detectives McIntire, who arrest
ed Eoehler, says the young man has con-
fessed to taking his employers money.
As cashier, all Of the registered mail for
the VoIkszeitung was handled by Koch
ler. Several hundred letters are received
at the office each day containing money
for subscriptions and advertising con-
tracts. Checks, money orders and cash
received in these letters young Koeher is
alleged to have pocketed at the same
time posting the books so that the short
ages created would not be discovered.
How long the alleged stealings have been
going on IS not accurately known.
Koehler is twenty-five years of age and
almost a stranger in this city He came
here from Milwaukee, Wis, and was CIV
cause of his efficiency as a German Ste
nographer and expert bookkeeper. A
short time before being employed on the
paper he worked for a seed firm at Fari-
bault MINI. He Is said to have two
brothers in this city, but his parents live
In Germany.