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The age-herald., 1901-08-15
He Sent obscene Letters.

Nashville, Tenn, August 14.-Dr. J. C. Franklin, prominent Nashville cit izen, was placed under bond today in the sum of $2,500 to appear at the next term of the United States Court here. The charge preferred against Dr. Franklin is sending obscene matter through the maiis, and his prosecutor is Postoffice Inspector W. B. Green away. Letters received by woman stopping at a prominent hotel here arc at the basis of the prosecution. Dr. Franklin denies the charge.
The age-herald., 1901-08-15
INDEX TO TODAY'S NEWS.

1-Constitutional Convention.
 Terrible Fire at Cleveland. O.
 The Strike Situation. 2@Baseball.
 Johnson Will Appeal. 3-Woman and Society
 Contest Over Vote for Colonel. Want to Carry the Rural Mail EEditorial.
 In Hotel Lobbies and Elsewhere. The Flea is Worse Than the Mosquito. 5-Typographical Convention.
 Consolidation Rumor Revived. 7-The Markets. s-Trotting, Pacing and Racing World.
The age-herald., 1901-08-15
CONVENTION GIVES COMMON
 SCHOOLS A THREE MILL TAXI
FREE SILVER IS DEAD"
 BUT APPLAUSE IS ALSO
Mr. Poards Speech Before the Virginia Convention Was Heard But Silence Followed Him Montague Nominated for
 Governor, Swanson Having Withdrawn

ination was seconded by Hon. W. P, Richards. No other nomination was made, MT. Swanson having withdrawn from the race today. MT. Montague was nomin- ated by exclamation amid great enthus- iasm.
 After several nominating speeches, the crowd cried for Swanson. the defeated gubernatorial candidate, and loudly ap- plauded his speech, so much so, that 1t equalled that of the successful candidate.
 Hon. J. T. Taylor Ellison of Richmond was unanimously elected chairman of the state Democratic organization for his eleventh successive term
 John w. Daniel. Hon. John Goode, Con- gressman W. A. Jones and Peter J. Otey were among the speakers at the con vention.
 The most notable incident of the day was the lack of applause which greeted Hon. H. R. Pollard of Richmond when he said: Free silver Is a dead issue. It meets Gettysburg in '96 and its Waterloo in 1900"
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THE WEATHER

ALABAMA; CLOUDY WITH RAIN THURSDAY; CLEARING FRIDAY; WINDS ON COAST DIMINISHING.
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The sun., 1901-08-22
PLANS FOR vICUNA's FUNERAL.
Remains to He Taken to Chile
Aboard Man-Of-war.

Remains to He Taken to Chile
Aboard Man-Of-war.
Buffalo, Aug. 2t.-J'he body of Senor
Don Cast0s MIOrla vicuna, the late
Chilean minister. will be escorted by
troops to the Pennsylvania railroad
station dhd taken to Washington in a
special car.
At Washington the body will lie In
state at the Chilean legation Until the
arrival at Baltimore Of the Chilean
naval training ship Baquedan0. The
Baquedano Is expected at Halifax
daily. When the vessel reaches port,
she will mt once be ordered to Balti-
more to receive the body. An escort of
midshipmcn will be dispatched from
the Baquedano to Washington to- ac-
company the body to the vessel.
Director General Buchanan of the
Pan-American exposition has received
n telegram from the state department
which commissioned him to represent
the department at the ceremonies here
and to place upon the cnsket Il wreath
of flowers.
Sonora Nicuna will accompany hel
husbands body to Washington, and
after the funeral ceremonies there slt
will so to Deer Park. Md, where thre,
of her children now are.
The sun., 1901-08-22
THE FRENCH SIDE OF 1T.
Turkey Has n Chance to settle Yet,
Says Foreign OHice OHIcinI

Paris, Aug. 21.A high official of the
foreign office says that the exact sitna-
tion at ConStantinoplc is as follows:
The sultan at the last audience which
he granted to NJ. ConStans, the French
ambassador, agreed to send the lattrr
the saline or the following day Il docu-
ment giving complete satisfaction to
France regarding the claims Of French
citizens and in the matter of the qliays.
In accordance with the terms arranged
between the sultan and Nj. ConStans
verbally.
Instead of doing this the sultan wait
ed until Tuesday, when hc sent NJ.
tonstnnS a document in which the
terms differed essentially from those
arranged at the audience. Thcrcupon
NJ. Constnns declined to negotiate any
further or to hold other communca-
tions with the porte ana referred the
matter TO the French foreign office.
As the matter stands relations be
tween NJ. Constans and the porte are
broken off, but France and Turkey arc
still in diplomatic relations through tile
Turkish ambassador at Paris.
IF the sultan does not keep the
promises which he made at the last
audience" continued the official, wv,
will have to recall NJ. Constans and
send the ambassador his passports. A
solution one way or the other is prob
able within the next two days"
Replying to a question, the foreign
office official said:
NO naval action on the part OF
France has vet been decided on. The
stories in the papers 10 the effect tha
French warships are under orders to bt
In readiness to proceed to the Bos
porus have no foundation in fact
Such Il measure might, of course, he
come necessary, but that evcntuality
has not yet been considered by iii,
French government"
! In the event of war with the sublime
porte Germany and England would. il
Is claimed. want at once to step In
They would side with the porte fol
the diplomatic advantages they couli
| secure,
The sun., 1901-08-22
THEATRE GOSSIP.

"a play of absorbing interest,"" is the
description given OF ''iluman Hearts"
one OF the kind which never seems to
grow old 1t was first produced six OF
seven years ago and frequent repetitions
only seem to have enhanced lie value a.
a drawing attraction. The story is a
simple one of love and devotion to duty,
dealing with the life 1f one Tom Logan,
who is a blacksmith in small village il
the Arkansas hills, Through the machi-
nations of scheming villain he is un-
justly accused of horrible crime, ia
convicted and sentenced to serve term
OF years in States prison. OF course in
the end it is discovered that he is inno.
cent and all his wrongs are righted. The
location Of the play admits of superior
opportunities in the way of scenic dis
play, of which the management ia said
to have taken every advantage. 1t ia
promised that more than ordinarily
capable company has been engaged for
its presentation. "EIuman Hearts" will
be the attraction at the Opera House
Labor Day matinee and night.
The sun., 1901-08-22
SULTAN or TURKEY.

Constans mt an audience in the Yildiz
palace last Thursday, regarding the
purchase of the quays and the settle
ment of the disputed French claims.
The Turkish foreign minister also gave
formal assurances that the agreement
would be carried out.
Double Breach of Faith.
In view of this double breach of
faith, NJ. ConStanS holds that it is i'm
possible for France to continue diplo-
matte relations with Turkey.
1t was announced last Sunday that
the sultan had agreed to raise Il loan
OF DO0O,00O francs with which to pul-
chase the quays here constructed by n
French company on the understanding
that eventually they would be taken
over by the Turkish government.
The French ambassador at Constan-
tinople has been pressing the claims of
the French company for some time ami
threatened to break off diplomatic rcla-
ti0ns with Turkey unless the sultan's
promises We're fulfilled by noon,
Aug. 10.
Turkey also sees trouble ahead from
another source. II is reported that the
Bulgarian forces on the frontier at
Secatash have ben re-enforccd, and it
Is feared that unless the two com
panies of Ottoman troops occupying
Klisobair, disputed territory across the
bulgarian frontier, promptly evacuate
the consequences will be serious.
The sun., 1901-08-22
PHILADELPH1A's OIL FIRE.
rIames In Complete Control of Bis
Plant at Point Breeze.


Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-The big oil
Gre at the Atlantic Refining cOmpany's
works at Point Breeze Is burning more
fiercely than at any time since the ex-
plosion occurred.
Shortly before @ o'clock In the tnorh-
ing another tank exploded and the flre-
men have given up all hope Of saving
any of the property. The force Of the
explosion caused a big tank near Pas
sayunk avenue to careen, and the blaZ-
ing oil flowed over the street and
forced the firemen to abandon that part
of the works. The high fence which
surrounds the company's property
caught fire and was totally destroyed.
The oil ran into the sewer which
empties into the Schuylkill river, and
the fire officials say the sewer Is a
raging furnace and that the flames will
probably soon find their way into the
river surface. All police boats that
were throwing water on the flames
left during the day so that they would
not be caught by the burning oil when
it flows into the river.
Fireinen are still Mt work, but their
efforts amount to practically nothing.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Generul Markets.

New York. Aug. 81.
FLOtR-Statc and western dull, but steadier,
without change; Minnesota patents, ~ 75ai; win
tor straights. ~. .SOa3. l5; winter extras. $2.5O
$50; winter patents, $}.6Oa3s5.
WHEAT Opened barely steady. but soon raj
lied and turned stronger on firm late Paris mar
kets covering and strength In the southwest !
September, 20 0ldnI6lsc.
RYE Easy; state, 56a5Gc.. c. l. 4, New York,
carlois; No. western. Ggc., T. o. b., aaoat
CORN Quiet and easy in response to continued
good weather in the central states and lower ca
bles; September, GlAa6l hc; October, 62tsc.
OATS Slow and easy; track, white, state, 4llsa
isc.; track. white, western, illaaisc.
PORK Steady; mess, Sl55Oal6 so; family, sl6.2o
alG.5O.
LARD-Firm; prime western steam, o,l7c.
BUTrER-Steady; state dairy. 1ialsc.; cream
cry, 1Ga2Olsc.
enthusiastically; fancy. large, colored. 0l2c ;
fancy large, white, 9ssc.; fancy, small. colored,
D5sa9%c.; fancy, small, white, 91sc
EGGS-strong: state and Pennsylvania, lsa
20c. western, candled. I7ai7lsc
SUGAR Raw quiet fair refining, 7.l6c.; cen
triiugal, 90 test, ic,; refined quiet: crushed.
575c. powdered 5.a5c.
TuRPENTiNE-Stcad at 36laa37c.
MOLASSES- Steady; New Orleans, 35ai2c.
RlCE-St Steady: domestic. 414a6Ac.; Japan, 4Ac.
TALON STEADY; city. 5c.; country, 5a5Ac.
HAY-Quet; shipping, 724a76c.; good te
choice. !Ua.5c.
The sun., 1901-08-22
CUBAN CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The Total For Last Year shows I
Gratifying Increase.


Washington, Aug. 21.-According 10
a statement just given out by the divi-
sion of insular affairs of the war de-
partment. the total receipts at the Gus.
tom houses In Cuba during the calen-
dar year 1900 were $i6.099923 against
$14.S54, ,2G1 for 1899. The receipts from
duties on imports We're Sl4,213.141
against S13IOO.G49 and from duties on
exports 81 S1.06b,0O6 against $764, ,106.
Most of the custom houses show
substantial increases, although Trini-
dad. Nucvitas, Baracoa and Znza show
ed decreased receipts. The receipts ut
the principal custom houses follow,
the remaining posts showing less than
S3O0,OO0 each in receipts:
Havana. Sl2,O42,031; Matanzas, SI54,-
773; Santiago de Cuba, S913.01S; Car
denas, S30l $50: Cienfuegos, 81, 160,303.
The total import receipts at Havana
Were SlO,522O96, gain of S7O7, ,l06.
while the export receipts al that port
were S997. 161 against $752,3o9 in 1890.
The sun., 1901-08-22
LABOR BATTLE IN KENTUCKY.
Hundreds of shots Exchanged BE-
tween Miners and Deputy Sheriffs.

Hundreds of shots Exchanged BE-
tween Miners and Deputy Sherifrs.
Madisonville Ky, Aug. II. In a
fight between several union miners and
deputy sheritfs at st. Charles several
hundred shots were exchanged and Il
number of persons wounded.
1t is said the union miners were in
st. Charles for the purpose of unioniz-
ing the forces of the st. Charles Coal
company. They We're charged with
disturbing the peace, and warrants
We're sworn out and placed In the
hands of the deputies. but when the
latter attempted to serve them fight
was precipitated. The miners We're
forced to retreat finally, and several
We're captured.
Governor Beckham probably will be
asked to send militia to the scene.
Meanwhile the citizens have organized
to prevent further violence.
The sun., 1901-08-22
500 Reward, 800,

The readers of this paper will he
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cue
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n con
ttitutional disease, requires a constitu-
lional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and muscous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
ton Of the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith IN
It's curative powers, that they offer One
llnndrcd Dollars for an. case that i:
fails to cure. Send FOR list Of ttsii
monials.
Address. Il. ]. CHENEY & CO,
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, o..
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-08-22
PORTE ARAHEAD
French Envoy Announces Severance
Of Diplomatic Relations.
BROKEN PROMISE THE CAUSE
sultan Charged with Double
Breach of Faith Regarding Pur-
chase of Quays and Settle
ment Of Disputed Claims.

Constantinople, Aug. 21.-The French
ambassador, NJ. Constans, has notified
the sultan's first secretary that all
diplomatic relations between France
and Turkey are broken off and that
ihe ambassador hns Informed his gov
ernment to this effect. NJ. Constans
communicated directly with the sultan
because the latest negotiations were
transacted with the sultan personally.
The ambassador justifies his action
on the ground that the sultan broke his
direct personal promise, given to NJ.
The sun., 1901-08-22
REDUCED RATES woIoUIsyILLl
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Triennial Conclaye, knights
TempIar,

On account of ihe Trcnnal Conclay,
of ih" knights 'frmplar, to he held il
Louisville, ky., August q to 81, tn
Pennsylvania railroad Company viii sell
"Acur;i"n tickets from August .. to 2b,
inclusive 70 l.ousNill, and return At rate
Of one iirSt-caSs fare for the rome,
trip. These tickets will bc good tn
return until September ?, inclusive. bat
IL ticket is deposited by the original pur.
chaser With Joint Agent at i.onisvill,
nol earlier thnn August 2S. nor later than
Srptrml"r >. and Il fee of fifty cents i.
paid IT tll" time of deposit IN extension
"f the return limit may br had until
September l6.
The sun., 1901-08-22
35th ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
q. A. R.
Cleveland o., Sept. 10 to 14---BaIti-
more ~ Ohio Railroad---Batti field
Route.

For the Annual Encampment G. A. r.
at Cleveland, o., September 10 to IA, III,
baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sci
tirkrts from all points on its lines East
Of the Ohio River ut the very low rate OF
ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP
Tickets good going on all trains of Sen
trmber TO II, inclusive, good TO return
until September Is, inclusive except 4
tickets are deposited with Joint Agent
on or before noon OF September Is and
payment of fee OF so cents. tickets ma,
he extended for return to October 8. in
elusive.
Call on agent Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road for tickets and full information.
h~ official batting averages sec
Astl,Urs' srure cs
The sun., 1901-08-22
Diplomats Approve Action.

London. Aug. Diplomatic opinion
in London generally approves of the
French action toward Turkey. 1t ap-
pears thercfrom that the chancelcries
of Europe have been considerably an
noyed by the sultans recent efforts to
reaSsrrt himself and TO shake off the
limited control exercised by Europe
over certain parts of his administers
tion. The sultan's dispatch of n mis-
sion to the far east was also disagree
able to the great powers. The latter
therefore are expected to generally wei.
come Frances rebuff of the sultan.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Mates.

Man is for the woman made
Nhd ilr woman made for man;
AS the spur is for the jude
NS the scahharl for the blade.
-As digging is the spade,
AS tor liquor is the can.
)" niu, Is for the woman made.
And the woman made for man.
NS III" sc"ptre'S to b" swaycd
.NS for nights the Sercnadc,
As for pudding is the pan,
As 10 cool US is the fam.
50 mar. is for woman made.
And the woman made for man.
BE she widow, wife or maid,
BE she wanton, De She Stlid
BE she well, or ill-arrayrd,
Scold, or witch, or harridan,
Yet man Is for woman male
And the woman made for man.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Teachers Rench Manila.

Manila, Aug. u. The United States
transport Thomas, having on board HO
teachers, has arrived here, hut THEN
landing has been delayed 10y II typhoon
Preparations have been made to give
them a great reception. The govern
incnt has prepared II temporary bar
racks on the exposition grounds for
their accommodation and is providing
a caterer to look after their meals.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Indiana rostomce Robbed.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Aug. n. The post,
office at Andrews. Ind, 30 miles from
here. was burglarized, and S2T0 cash
and 500 in postage stamps We're tax
en-. The safe was dynamited by the
robbers. Tie robbers were discovered
by two citizens, one of whom was
struck over the head with the butt end
OF revolver by one of the robbers
who escaped.
The sun., 1901-08-22
BROWNsON WON
Defeated Wissahickon by Score
of 6 to g.

Brownson won yesterday, defeating
Wissahickon by score of 4 to 2. Wake,
pitched for the home team and gave the
visitors but five hits, all of which wer
scattered. Four hits were made off Cul
ningham, who pitched in the first fiv
innings for Wissahickon. But one b.
was knocked out of Higgins, who pitcht.
the remainder OF the game for the visi
tors.
Tommy Doran played shortstop yes
terday in fine style, knocking down d
hit and helping 10 make good doublt
play. The score.
The sun., 1901-08-22
NEW WATERwORKs HORROR.
Five Men Drowned at Cleveland as
Result of Gas Explosion.

Cleveland, Aug. II As the result OF
an explosion of gas in the new water
works tunnel under Lake Erie five
more lives We're added to the already
long list of casualties recorded since
work first began on the great artificial
waterway. The dead are:
Ray Treadshow, james Williams,
Daniel Higgins, james Dallincourt and
John Bert.
crib No. B. five miles from shore and
two miles beyond crib No. ., where
nearly dozen lives We're lost n week
ago, was the scene of the latest acci-
dent. The work Of sinking the big in
take shaft nj this point had been com
pleted, and five workmrn were en-
gagged iii digging a tunnel in the dircc-
tioil of No. = crib when the fatal eX-
pluSion occurred
The heavy casing of the shaft was
shattered by the terrific force Of the
explosion, and an immense volume of
water from the lake rushed in upOn the
unfortunate workmen at the bottom.
Two men who We're at work on staging
ut the top 0f the Shaft were blown high
into the air, but alighted on the crib
and, beyond being stunned We're not
seriously injured
So great was the destruction wrought
by the explosion that it will probably
be weeks before the damage can be re.
paired and the bodies of the unfor.
tunatc workmen recovered.
james Williams, who lost his life III
last nights accident, was one of the
men who so lcroically entered the tun.
ncl after the accident of last week.
The sun., 1901-08-22
WlsSAHICKON.

Wissahickon ........ 000000020-
Brownson ."...0 20040000- q
Summary-Earned runs, Brownson
i; two base hito, Hoffman, Higgins;
sacrifice hits, Doran, Somers; base oil
balls, by Walker =; Cunningham 2; left
on bases, Brownson g. Wissahickon 1
stolen bases. Conway; double plays,
Doran to Barker to Coffey; umpire Daw-
SON. time hour Is minutes.
Today Nofristown will play here
and Billy Day will pitch for Brownson
The sun., 1901-08-22
Captain Mason Transferred.

Vnplain Jack Mason WIN hns bron
sw'trhman for the Wilmington 4 North
rrn. now the Wilmington \ Columbia
division Of The Philadelphia n liradm-
railway ~ Drlng" street cruSsn. iii
tllls CITY. for five years, has lrri llat
plar" ana is now stationed Ill thr Wal
M branch crossing IN South Whining
ton. II" iS succeeded 1T Orangc Str /
hA SnmMrl CnNlr.
The sun., 1901-08-22
LemIy VIII Hurry Back.

Washington. Aug. u, Acting Secre
tary Hackrtt ana other naval officials
were in conference on the Schley case
1t was stated aftcrward that Captain
Lrmly. judge advocate general of til,
court. would return on Friday, which
is several days ahead of the time first
stated for his return.
The sun., 1901-08-22
LuI In News From Colombia.

Washington. Aug. 21.-Save for let
ter from the governor of Cartagena
dated Aug. Z, which made no mention
of amy disturbances. Dr. Silva. the Co
lombian minister. received no advices
in the mail which has just arrived IN
this country from Colombia regarding
the situation there.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Nordstrom Near Death.

Seattle. WASH, Aug. 21.-Charles w.
Nordstrom in all probability will bc
hanged in the garret Of the Kings
county courthouse next Friday for the
murder of Willie Mason nearly ten
years ago. Ex-Congressman James
Hamilton Lewis, counsel for the pris.
oner, has failed TO secure a stay of pro
ceedings.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Charged With Abuse,

Two c'lscs Werc trird hcf0rr Mngis.
lrai" bradley yesterday. III the arirr.
hoon Charles Barney was charged wtr
lhGSing Louis Waterman and M!lS r.
'llrrd ~ ply the costs. In thu ,,ynnin..
Margaret tirrcnwrll was charged Mti
ImSin@ Margaret Ilasley and she IL was
required to pay the costs.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Bnron NorIenskIoId Hurled.

Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 21.-Th,
funeral of Baron Adolf Erik Nor
hrnSlijold the arctic explorer and nat
uraliSt who died Aug. II. has taken
place. An imposing procession follow
cd the body, AMI many signs of mourn
ing were visible throughout the city
The flags on the public buildings and
on the shipping in the harbor were hall
nnstpl
The sun., 1901-08-22
Banking Men Must stnnd Trial.

Boston. Aug u. 4 he denurrrrs t
their indictments entered by George NJ
Foster. formerly cashier of the drflnc'
South fsnnvcrS National Bank of Pea
body and John W, Dickinson. II stock
holder. We're oycrrulrd by Judge
Lowcll in the United States district
court. The defendants are accused OF
unlawfully diyrrDng the funds Of the
The sun., 1901-08-22
Rain Interfered With work.

lllc recent heavy rains have greatly
lhtrrfrrr"i with IT, rebuilding the shops
OF tlI.' Pullman works. Tie inuuiatprI
trenches for tho minor repair shop and
IN" power hons" were filled with wajrr.
ara II was necessary to mlrip them /
before work cnuld proceed.
The sun., 1901-08-22
To Manufacture shears.

In I'll" buildings al Nineteenth aud
Tainall streets recently vacated by the
American Die and Tool Company, the
manufacture "i SHEARS VIII soon hr
commenced lIoward T. Wallace M |
D"Ilaveh Morris ar, CHIEFLY Interested
in the new concern.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Delayed by Wreck,

Nllle returning from Atlanti" City
9ll Tuesday afternoon County Assessor
William j. HayleS and Assistant t'ny
TaN Collector Thomas +. Gorlulcy
were compelled 10 wait FOR several hours
u North Penn junction. Philadelphia.
This was due Ia the wreck at German
town Junction
The sun., 1901-08-22
Great Hurricane In Spniu

Safagoss;l. Spain, Aug. 2l.A hurri
cane has swept over the village of Vii
laricgo-.Iilota. Forty buildings wer,
RACED to the ground, six persons wcr,
Killed, and numbers We're injured. III,
damage done is estimated to amount te
several million pesetas.
The sun., 1901-08-22
chf. Mn, Not Attend Congress.

Santiago dr Chile. via Galveston
Aug y l.rlie committee on foreign
affairs of the chamber of deputies ha,
refused to grant the funds necessary
for the representation Of Chile ut th'
pan American congress. ana 1t is likcl!
that chile will not take part in TIL
cOngreSS.
The sun., 1901-08-22
Receiver For Mercantile .u.ncx

Boston, Aug. 21.-It is announced Mt
the Boston office of the Mutual AIrr-
camille agency of New York. which
was reported in financial difficulties,
that n receiver will be appointed for
the concern. The corporation is
capitalized at S2,0OO,OOO.
The sun., 1901-08-22
smnIInox Statistics.

Washington, Aug. u. The public
health report Just issued by the marine
hospital service shows the existence OF
SOS cases Of smallpox in the United
States against 3.3i2 at the same tim,
last wear. Minnesota has the largest
number of cases. .l52.