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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
BRIDGE AT .,
-FARNHURST.

The Delawar railroad will Short
ly be spanned by a bridge at Farm!
hurst. The plans have been pre-
pared and the Road Commissioners
Of New Castle hundred and the rail,
road engineers visited Farnhurst
yesterday afternoon and inspected
the site. Owing to the change Of
grade of the tracks opposite the
Farnhurst station the tracks will
be about seven feet below the bed
Of the road. To do away with the
crossing at Farnhursta bridge will
be erected and for teams win be a
great benefit as the otherwise heavy
pulling up the hills on both sides Of
the road will be done away with
and 10 the course of a short time all
teams will cross the tracks by going
over new bridge.
For wears the trains going Ovef
the Delaware Division have had
considera BILE trouble in approaching
Farnhurst aud consequently wheel
the work OF grading was com
menced 1t was deemed advisable to
remove the hill. To do 80 it re.
quired the lowering OF thetracks at
Farnhurst and consequently the
necessity for a new bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
COUNCIL Is
WORRIED.

How much money City Council Is 60
ing to get from tho Water Department a.
Its surplus OF the frat Of the year. Is the
question that IL agitating the city Faith
ers.
The department has just purchased
property along the Christiana at q cost Of
sl0. 800. q considerable quantity OF Iron
pipe, and have tho expenses Of Rockford
Water tower to meet.
Some momb.rs Of Council are afraid
that the department will make other OK
penditures Of money which will leave no
surplus In January. which Is the time
that the money remaining In the hands
. otths department Is turned over to the
s6lty.
~ The Council estimated upon receiving
= considsrable sum from The department
this year. although The department Itself
told Council that no estimate OF the
amount could DO had. just what Coun
oil did estimate 10 not known, because
the members Of the Finance committee
did not make the estimate Of receipts pub
lie. but tits generally thought that the
amount estimated will be found to be for
In excess Of the amount which Ia actually
received at the close Of the present year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Boy Struck by Train .

Wallace Brooks. aged 3 years,
of No. ; Logan street, lies in a
critical condition at the Delaware
Hospital. Shortly after s o'clock
this morning the little fellow was
struck by engine No, OBS OF the B.
Il o. railroad. as he was crossing
the tracks at the loot Of Liberty
street. He was taken TO the DELI g..
ware Hospital in the Phoenix am.
bulance and there II was found
that his left arm was broken and
his leg mangled 10 such a manner
that amputatlon was necessary.
Tie condition OF the little fellow
this afternoon is critical as the
shock and loss OF blood were too
much for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Trusts Canno. be Eeac he'd.

Denver, COL, Aug. 2l-Five hun.
dred prominent lawyers, represent.
ing nearly every large city in the
country. met at Tabor Grand Opera
House this morning, when the Gath
annual convention of the American
Bar Association was called to Or
der.
President Edmund Wetmore in
his opening address discussed the
more important legisla alton OF the
several States, dealing principally
with corporations and Trusts, who h
still occupy legislative attention.
lu conclusion he said; "The eX-
ponents Of the extreme doctrines Of
Socialism are found not among the
toiling masses. but among authors
and students and theorists. The
preachers Of the doctrine Of discon
tent may be met among the educa.
ted, the intelligent and well inten.
ton, as often as among the self
seekers and the demagogucs.
a new general council was chos.
en-, including P. Wolverton, Penn
sylvania; S. s. Patterson, Virginia;
W. W. VanWinkle. W. Va An
thony Higgins, Delaware; Henry
L. Davis. District of Columbia; S.
A. Williams, Maryland: J. J. Fer.
gusOn, New Jersey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
VIII Learn Bows,

When the new car works OF the Pull
man Company arc finished the company
proposes % engage large number q! boys
10 learn a trade 1t the works. Heretofore
1t was lot the rue to engage a large
number Of boys. "a 1t was deemed mad
ylsable to turn young hands loose on lhe
character of the work done at the local
shops. All Pullman cars are tho work of
~ lists, and careful and experienced me
eanntc. must be employed on hem.
superintendent John Bulge Yesterday
said hat the company realizes that gool
mechanics arc scarce, and that carpenters
also are hard to find. He also says that
Wilmington produces some splendid me
chanics and the company hopes to DO able
TO turn out scores Vt good worknen from
the local plant, Three uphulsterers who
learned their trade at the shops in this
oily are said To Ue the best wurkmen in
company works Mt Chicago. 1t is the
intention of the Pullman Company 10
train young men in It's employ SOFAS they
may be able to carry on the work CT car
building,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
tie Feels Aggrieved.

The REPUBLICAN,:
Gentlemen:-ln reply 10 your ar
ticle in Tuesdays paper. allow me
state that you had better put your
Imagination to better use than dis
cpuraging people who stand in a
pouring rain and fight fire.
am referring to the fire on Sun
day al Mr.. Magargal's in Green.
bank. The single root was GOV.
cred with d tar. The bolt 10 sup
posed TO have gone through the at.
tic, setting fire to it all at almost
the same instant, and when the
neighbors arrived, it seemed that
the house was doomed. While some
turned their attention to fighting
fire, others carried out household
goods,
The rain had no chance to get at
the fire, as the roof was only cut
open IN two places to better facili.
tate fighting the fire with buckets
OF water. Hoping you will make
the proper correction, l am.
Respectfully,
AN EYE WITNESS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Not The Bangs She W Wanted,

A letter waa received yesterday at the
Police Marshals offico in baltimore from,
Mrs. Louisa Bangs. 1922 Wost Fourth
street. " ilipington, Dol, shy!ing that she
hoard that man who gave the name Of
William Bangs committed suicide In .
clubhouse 10 Baltimoee last December or
Januafy, apd she Thought possibly he
might have been her husband. She 70.
qlSstsd information about 1t and de-
soyiption Of the man.
MY husband described mo and ono
child 10 years ago June 10 last she
wrote I heerf DO married. again apd was
Amos Beings, g 7eirs DID,
Deputy @ArshAl FArnen. acting mar
shall, had IA lnvsstiR atiop made an q
wrote to Mr.. Ranss that he foupA that
Wiliism ], BanSs. R5 years bid and
tob in house l4oe Norsh broadway Feb
Euary 10 lSss. hs said 30 wps qhits sure
that man Was not hir husRsnd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
IlUIS.

Since the advent of the trolley cars 10
delaware City milk and cream are ship
ped daily over tho limo to New Castle and
Wilmington. It's figured that severay
hundred gallons are shipped daily to WIZ
miagton. This Is one reason why the
trolley road has paid SO we'll. !;
Peaches wero fairly plentiful In the
Wilmington markets to day They were
lne looking and brought from to u
cents haskell with the demand good. -,
II you wish to buy good furniture YOU
can got it tor ore halt OF tho regular retall
prica at the n. W. Corner Of Sixth and
Orange streets The prices will surprlsa
you as we'll as the furniture that you oR1
buy for so little money.
j. y. Kelley has purchased tho saloon
property of Mrs Barbara iendeil. corner
Of Lancaster Avenue and Franklin street,
The price Is not stated.
The trustees Of tho Poor md the Levy
Court hnd u monkey ana poll parrot time
OF 1t on "Wednesday at their meeting In
Architect Kice's office on Market street.
I'John y. Dillsey sprained bis an kle Yes
terday which Is & Wing him much pain,
but not sufficient to keep him from his
place OF No. 2l3 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Chester, Pa, Aug 2I-Cardnal
Mar'inelli, papal delegate from
Rome, Italy, was rendered an eIab-
crate reception to day at the Con.
vent Of the Ioiy Angels The DIS
tlnguished Priests who part'ci pa!ed
in the reception were Kew Father
Mcgowan, O. 5. A.; Rev Father
D. I.u,arey' PRIOR at the Villa Nova
Collcg" Father l'Icra George, Of
St BomtAce Church. Philadelphia,
and Dr., John NcNclvcr. Of Villa
Nov.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Mention the REPUBLICAN as TO any OF
thsfollowing articles that may come I'm
der your notice.
A pair Of gold eye glasses were lost at
the p. W. s. B. station for which re
ward will be given.
A bunch Of keys was lost by President
OF City Council. Charles H. Blaine on
Tuesday. He will pay q reward II the ,
ore returned to the Wilmington Cornics
Works. 18th and West.
A umbrella taken In mistake at St.
Ann's church on Wednesday evening. the
cath inst.
% Lost looket In going 10 Shellpot park.
containing a photograph. Reward II re
turned TO the owner.
r. b. Carey, 40 King street wants a
no object.
The right person can get position to
do upstairs work and help take care Of
two children at 16l1 W. Fourteenth
street. Wages good.
A lady teacher Is wanted for Delaware
City public school. Application should be
made to J. Thomas Price, Delaware City.
A suitable person can get position to
do laundry work at l4oa Pennsylvania
avonuc.
j. Nolan at No. 6l7 Orange street has q
horse and wagon which he will dispose Of
cheap.
We publish these locals cheap for the
benefit Of our numerous readers who con
suit the celums Of this paper daily for the
news. We consider these advertisements
as Items of news
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Colombi 8 Revolt Growing Serious

New York, Aug. DIR. J. A..
Restrepo, diplomatic agent here for
the Colombian reyolutionists. has
received long cable despatch from
General Rala el Tribe Tribe. The
General asks that more arms be
shipped TO him al once for his army
and asks also Tor cartridges Tor TIE
rapid hire guns captured from the
government forces at San Crlsto.
bal. He adds III his message:
"hnemy rctreating into Interior.
Will pursue. Have not time to
write letters now. Too busy fig hit.
ing, Clerloals severely beaten in
both battles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
CASES In
CITY COURT

Officer McGarvey in the Munici.
pal Court this morning. charged
Kate Joyce with being drunk. His
+, testimony was that last night he
found the woman staggering about
the streets. The case was held up
a. Agent Stout wishes to prefer a
charge Of cruelty against her as he
claims that her child has been nc.
! elected. Some time ago three chill
dreu were taken from her and she
was allowed to keep the baby.
William Johnson. coored, plead
ed not guilty 10 the charge Of dis
orderly conduct. The testimony
was that he followed a woman over
Eleventh street bridge and knock.
ed her down and kicked her while
she was on the ground. The fine
was q and coats.
William Craig was charged with
committing an assault on 9-year
old Joseph Walsh. The testimony
was that on August 5 he was at
Railroad and French streets and
Craig threw a stone at him and
struck him on the head with his
fist. The boys mother testified
that the boy lad lump on the
side Of his head after being as
saulted Mr., Craig informed her
that he had struck hsr boy.
William Winder tor the defence,
testiied that CO the boy in ques.
tion young Walsh threw a stone at
Craig's nephew Craig remonstra.
ted with the boy and another Walsh
boy then struck Craig in the side.
The fine was IS and costs.
The charge o. disorderly conduct
against Rachel Brotfsky was con.
tinued until Tuesday.
Isaac Miller, colored. was chars-
ed with acting in disorderly
manner. Mary Richardson testi-
fed she got off a stree. car at
Front and French streets. and
called her foul names. A fine OF
IS aud costs was mposed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Want to Omen streets

The Consumers Pro ductive and
Supply Company has given notice
by posting bills that it will apply to
the Street and Sewer Department
Tor permission to open streets to
lay conduits. Who composes the
company or what it proposes to do
the officials OF the Street and Sew
er Department do not know. No
time Is stated when application
will be made for the franchise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

President John Lynn Of the Levy
Court, ha. spent the past two days
in driving about the county inspect.
ing the damage done by the recen.
heavy storms. Several bridges
were totally washed away and
much damage done to the tounda-
ton of others. The roads too, need
repairing and the damage done to
county property will reach into the
thousands.
Mr.. Lynn will 60 out again to"
morrow and his report to the Levy
Court at its next me citing will be a
lengthy one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
DELLA AWARE
CITY NEWS.


From our Correspondent.
Delaware City, Aug. 22.-Samuel
Leager met with severe accident
yesterday and is in critical condi.
ton. He was walking on the deck Of
the tug Rescue when he fell into the
fire room and dislocated his shoulder
and had three ribs broken.
Many Delaware City people spont
the day at Woodland Beach yester-
day.
Mrs. A. Holiday and children
spent the evening at Riverside Park.
Miss Gertie Hutchinson, William
Hutchinson and wife spent yesterday
at Woodland Beach.
MSS Elsie Davidson Of Camden, N
j., who has been visiting relatives
here, returned homo yesterday.
Mrs M. Broadway is entertaining
friends from Wilmington.
J. l.. Chance of Philadelphia, was
among the Delaware City guests yes
terday.
Miss Julia Cunning has returned
home after spending few days in
Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothy Sheplin Of Ohio, ls
visiting relatives here.
James Burk of Philadelphia is Wis.
iting his grandmother Mrs. Cunning.
II. Lewis Of Wilmington, was
among the visitors here yesterday.
Miss Matte Janvier and niece
Miss J. W. Marley left last evening
for Philadelphia.
p. White Of New Castle was wish
tor in Delaware City last evening.
Many people from here spent the
evening at Riverside.
Mrs. George Powell of New Castle
has been the guest of Delaware City
friends.
Wibon Van Heckle of Philadelphia
is spending few days with his pa
rents.
Miss Irene Davidson spent last
evening in New Castle.
Harry Rose and O. i. Wingatc
were visitors IN Wilmington yester.
day.
Mrs. Hines has as her guests Mrs.
Samuel Lewis and sons Of Phi!adel-
phia.
Thomas Sader has returned home
from Wilmington.
Miss Lillian Vandegrlt Of Phila.
delphia has been the gue.t Of Della.
ware City friends.
Harry Smith of New York, was q
visitor here on Wednesday.
Riverside Park is still favorte
resort with the young people.
Mrs. Charles Shearer of Philade-
phia, Is the guest Of Della ware City
friends.
William Kane of Wilmington is
home with severely cut hand.
A straw ride will be given to Au-
gustine Park tonight fThursday).
Misses Mary aid Katie Dugan en-.
tertained friends from New Castle
ana Wilmington today.
Master Howard Dunlap and sister
Helen of Wilmington who has been
spending few days with their uncle
William Davidson, returned homo
last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
sudden Death OF Mrs, rlaryiI.

Laurel, Del, August 21.-
Mrs. Mamie Marvil, daughter
! in-law of the late Governor
Marvil, fell dead from heart
failure at her home on West
street this afternoon.
Mrs. Maryil was chatting
when her head was seen
to fall, and before help could BE-
rendered she was dead.
Mrs. Marvll was the widow
Of Vaadsrift Marvil. Before
her marriage she was a Miss
Story, of Philadelphia, where
most of her relatives reside.
A son, living here, survives her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Farmers Enjoy Them selves

The farmers Of New Jerscy held
their annual picnic at Washington
Park on Wednesday. They enjoyed
themselves as only farmers can and
came in steamboats,, in hay wagons.
in trolley cars and in special trans.
from every county in New Jersey.
Over 10000 persons it is estimated
visited the park during the day.
Every place Of amusement in the
morning were free 10 the children.
A baby show was held in the alter
noon, and prizes awarded for the
best looking Spaniards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
Krider vii. Filed.

The will of the late Ann c. Krider
was filed with Registrar Crossan
yesterday afternoon and admitted
to probate. Letters teStamentary
on the estate were granted to Mar.
tain Burris of Mlddletown.
1t is estimated that the estate will
totalin the neighborhood OF $780,
600 and with the exception of sever.
al requests will pass into the hands
of half sister and brother.
The Delaware Hospital will "a.
ce+vc 81. 900: Home for Aged Women,
$1,000; and the Ferris Industrial
school $500. under the will.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Newark, n. j.. August al.-Aipne and
uuaided Mrs. john Flood. OF Norfolk
street captured u thief In hor husbands
saloon today forced him to surrender MS
booty and then turned him over 70 the
notice. Tho stranger entered the saloon.
And seeing that The woman was alone.
dnrted behind the bar aud grabbed all the
cash In sight about 81 In with which
be tried to got away. !.
Mrs. Flood seized him by tho neck and
held Him fas, until he handed over tho
money after which she called her hus band
and sent him for a policeman. The lntrud
or gave his name as John Ward ot,No. 8S
Union street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
The " Gather

On Friday fart partly cloudy weather
will prevail with soutberly Winds
On Saturday cloudy weather will pre-
vail with slight changes, followed by
huudsr storms In the northern part OF
the section,
Tha therm ometer at w. G. Taylor .
drag store 3Oa King street today regis
cred NJ follows:
T o'clock 10 o. clock 12o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

oakland Cal, Aug 22-- Mrs, Susan
Field widow OF the la Justice Stephen
J, Field of the United States Sup reinc
Court Is critically ILL., Her sister Mrs.
Condit Smith Ia hurrylng from Washing
ton TO see her and sew eral physician have
been In consultation in an endeavor "a
save her itfe.
Mrs, Field 10 sufferer from heart
trouble and otAsr complications. She ID
over " years Of ags.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Former Chief OF Police John +. Dolan
las purch asod u mucilago fac.o = 10 Phila
dolphin, and 10 now busy making the
sticky stuff. MIR. Dolan has given up the
Idea Of taking the ::otvil service s1smina
ton for captain Of the guard At ihestSmith
sonisn Institution st Washington. He
10 out OF the police business and Is salts
Hed with his new occupation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

The usual yearly baby parade took place
yesterday W Asbury Park. and was the
most pronounced unqualified sucoe
from every point Of view ever given them.
Over so children were In line and SEQ,
600 spectators witnessed the march. Nh
lnsrous prizss-wore given to the children
who took part In the festivities. Tho
baby parade is ono OF the yearly features
at Asbury park during the summer sea.
SON,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Columbia >. c, Aug. ", Miss Lena
koIth, Of MacFariane. y. &. was assault
ed and IN ldsrod by eUIorsi man 70.
terdny. posse of 100 mon was organic
GI uud cap ured the murderer, Summary
Justice at tho stake was the probable re
.ui OF tho capture. MacFarlane Is abou,
hve.mllo, from tho South Carolina line
IN tho scotch region Of the CArollnas,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Deimar, Del, Aug Leycn
Tucker, a prominent farmer Of near
Greenwood, was seriously hurt a'
BrIdgevilIe today by a runaway
pair OF young mules alta he'd 10 a
wagon, The team became un.
manageable, Tucker was thrown
to the ground, the wagon demoish.
ed mud one Of the mules badly
crippled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
AT WOODDALE.

Daniel J. Conner, Of Philadelphia,
visited his brother here on Sunday,
Miss Elsie Biederman is getting
better and will soon be able to be
about again.
Miss Mary McCaf1erty and friend
Of Parkersville, Pa, visited her sister
on Thursday.
Charles NJ. Smith and wife. the
printer a nd stationer, are away
on Their vacation.
Samuel B. Lees and wife are stop.
ping in Atlantic City.
A. l.. Ainscow is spending few
days in Atlantic City.
James Greer, Jr. is away on his va
cation.
Thomas Pennock, the clothier, is
reported to he improving in health.
Marshallton Sunday School will
give an excursion to National Park
on Saturday. August 24th. Boats
leave King Street wharf.
Miss Mary Perry and MI William
Perry Sutch of Norristown and Mrs.
Anna Beetle of Wilmington, are Wis
iting Elizabeth j. Morrison. near
Newark.
Mrs. Harry w. Lowe is visiting her
sister at oxford. Pa.
Mr.. Lewis Bush is visiting Miss
Mary Elmer at BridgeLOn, n. }.
Thomas Pcnnock is still on the
sick list.
Mr. Levi Bertolettc IS away enjoy
ing himself on his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hickman are
away on their vacation
Mr. William :. lIi!les and wife have
returned home from their vacation.
rcnnock Pussy is visiting in West
Chester.
!. TalIey Smith is camping out at
RcHobUlh.
Miss Gladys Records is spending
two weeks in York, Pa.
Joseph w CDey and family are at
Mt pVGouo for Il ST ay of Two weeks.
Mrs Kebccca Mask and grand
daughter, Martha Handy, have gone
TO Cape May for the week,
p. A. Hutchinson, manager Of the
Wilmington MacArumi Company, and
Mrs. Hutchinson will leave this week
for a trip west. They will stop at
st. Louis, Louisville and several
other cities.
Joseph =. Dunlap and Amelia Cole
came here to-day and secured Il mar
rage license from Magistrate Hollis
to wed. They are both from PhIla.
dcIphia.
Talley smith. II, Edgar and Cliff
ford Vernon Of Mt. Cuba, lett last
night for kehopoth.
Mn~ MLiu Caudr Of Dover is visiting
the MlsS", ll-Lrr Of his city.
F,alris II. H,Idwiu has returned from
It two weeks tour Of New York State,
| II" ,part several days at the Buffalo
| Exposition,
Nh, Grace Heed and Mis- Edna Davis
| of cleveland. Dluu, are visiting Ms
.Arnjr Booth ct 'his city.
Frank W. Dirl,ry J. Nurtlc. T. Mitch
| III II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
DOTS.

Diamond Council Junior ordei OF Unit
ed Mechanics will take u trolley ride to
Delaware City to night.
A Wagon belougina to Isaac f. Burris
was struck by car No II Of The Peoples
Line at Second and Vast. The spindle 81
tho axle was bfelNh of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Merchant Tailoring Chas. L. Brown,
makes custom suits In the latest styles
and the neatest repairs all at modern
Drices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22
French Warships % to Turkey

Paris, Aug. -. The Matin this
morning announces that the French
second class cruiser Cassard start.
ed Tor Turkish waters Yesterday,
and that naval division Is ready
to follow,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

Cripple Creek, Col, Aug q -
Samuel Strong. the mllonair {
mine owner, .was shot and killed
today by Grant Crumley, The
cause OF the shooting has not vet
been learned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-22

wtioh Is al Newport, h. l.. went out on /
speed trial trip on Tuesday under the
supervision Of esoretary W. Dow. Dlmoek
Of tho Harlin and Hollinggworth Co.
The trip was entirely successful and THO
results SpleNsd the local officials. A
thorough tsSt VIII b made Of the vsssel
bslors Il 10 turned ever to the government
beard. ,s,s ~