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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Music ut St. John S Church

An unusually fine musical program
has been prepared for st, John s
Episcopal Church tomorrow. Both
morning and evening selections OF
more than ordinary character will be
given.
One Of the selections will be
Bonum Est by Patti, IN which II. II.
Boynton, tenor, and Master Ralph
Grimes, soprano, will have solos.
The choir will also sing Roberts
Nune Dimittis and Rogers LIE Deum
in A fat. In the former Master La.
inert Guyer. soprano has a pretty
SOLO and In the latter there will. be
solos by Joseph Grubb, bass, ard La.
inert Guyer, soprano.
The anthem mo More Sadness" :"
will also be sung. The ending Is
particularly pretty and effective, and
will be sung by Lamert Guyer, so.
prano, Norman Lowry, alto, II. r.
Boynton and c. B. Price tenors, and
A. L. Hyatt John A. Mahoney and
Joseph Grubb. bassn. Another Sc
lection viii be Dank's Nenite, which
was sung on Easter day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

NEW LEXINGTON. o.. oct. 49,
Six masked men entered the residence
of Charles Tagup, Il merchant at Me.
luney, this county. during the night
and ut the point of rcvolvcrs bound
and gagged the whole family. Tagur
was searched aud his gold watch and
a considerable sum Of money taken.
The robbers then demanded the keys
to his store. but Tagur refused to re-
veal where they We're. His shoes were
removed and his feet roasted with
matckes and hot irons until he gave
up the keys. The robbers then entered
the store and thoroughly looted it.
Taking Tague's horse and buggy the
gang loaded in Il quantity of goods
and the contents of the safe and es-
capped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Steel Workers to RrOrgnnixc.

PITTSRl' RG, Oct. l9.--The Amalga-
mated Association of Iron, Steel and
Tin Workers of America is planning
general reorganization tending to
strengthen itself after the losses ac-
crlHng in membership due to the set
tlement. The national officers have
come to the conclusion that the recent
strike was lost largely by reason Of
the fact that the men of the inferior
positions In the mills We're able to take
up the skilled work md fill the posi-
tons of the Amalgamated men. The
new policy of the association will be
to take in all tie mill workers AMI
make them part and parcel of the Or
ganizatiOn. so that the interests of all
will be Identical.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
The Mckinley Monument.

There has been subscribed nearly
one Thousand dollar; to erect mon
ument to the memory OF President
Mckinley and now it remains for the
people to carry the project through.
From informal estimates it is un.
ders TODD that suitable and digniled
monument or memorial can be erect
ed for at least two thousand dollars.
No thought is to be given to the
erection Of an elaborate monument,
but rather something that would be
neat and prove an ornament to the
city.
1t is now left to the citizens of
Wilmington to decide for themselves
what shall lie done.
Further contributions arc asked for
the fund, and in the meantime the
committee will endeavor to secure
some idea OF what Can be accomplish.
cd and to secure Sugges lions from
those who make a specially of erect
ing monuments.
The subscription lis is are still open
and If there is q ready response it
would be possible In short time to
present to the Eublic--especlally to
those who have contributed-au out
line Of what can be done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
A Government Torpedo school.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Tlle init.
ed States torpedo school at Fort Tot
ten, \. V. which was formerly part
OF the engineer school of application,
has been detached from that institu.
lion and hereafter will he operated
rs an independent organization under
the direction of tho lieutenant general
of the army Orders just issued as
sign Major Arthur Murray. artillery
corps. as the commandant of the tor.
pedO school. The school will be util.
lied for the special instruction of Off
GERS in torpedoes, sunken mines and
other submarine urfenses
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS.

The New Castle County Sunday Schoo
association will hold It's annual conyen .
tion AZ Delaware City on October 81, Tho
officers of tho association are: President
II. Goldey, Wilmington; vice president
Daniel b. Mnloney, Townsend; record q g
secretary, Charles II. Gray, Wilmington;
corresponding secrtary. Jane. S. Hamil,
ton, Wilmington; treasurer John j.
Hayes, Whining on. The executive com
mlttee is composed OF w. W, VansAnU OF
Union. George w. Wellin OF Wilmington,
a. Il, Cox of Mtddletown. John Harris Of
New Castle. William Anderson OF Della
ware City. and the Rev. W. j. Rowan Of
Newark.
Morning sermon. 430-Song service and
devotional exercises IL. 90 Address of
welcome and response l0.l0-Topic "A
From. Line Sunday School In New Castle
County; conference and address Marion
Lawrence. International general secretary
offering for expenses Of the convention.
HOO Reports OF hundred secretaries each
hundred secretary will be allowed three
minutes in which to report his work of he
past year. The hundred secretaries are us
follow: Appoquinimrk. ID. b. Malonsy
Townsend BIacKbird, D. b. Maloney
Tuwnsond; Brandywine, Il. II. Welden,
Wilmington; Mill Creek. W. W. Vansant
Union; Christiana. George j. Chandler,
Centrsviile; Poncader. l.. Fl. Cooch,
Cooch's Biidge; Red Lion. William An
derson. Delaware City: st. Georges, Johu
d. vandegrif, Port Penn; White Clay
Creek. the Rev. J. S. Gflllian Newark;
New Castle William Il. Silver Rod Lion;
Whining on, First district. Theodore w.
Griggs; Second district, j, q. Pyle;
Third district. A. A. Wiimot; Fourth
district. J. Il. Applebv Fifth district.
George W. Smedley. II ll.aO-Toplc
''shouid Our Teachers be Trained9 How?
Mr.. Lottis r Brookson, Townsend state
normal superintendent; l1.50-Appoint-
ment OF commiL Ices; II U0-Recass; lunch
con will bs served to the delegates SEQ.
ton conference will meet at.l2 80 D. IN. for
primary workers, Mrs. j. W. Barnes
presiding all committees will meet NJ the
noon recess.
Afternoon session, l.3O-Devotional ex
ercises' | 30 Report of county executive
committee; report OF corresponding sacre.
tary: report OF state association; election
OF officers; pl0ce Of meeting ;appropria.
ZION for state work offering for expenses
OF the convention. 2.;,0 Topic rhB Sun
day School Hour How Bost Used?" dis
cussion 3-0o-ihe pr Iaarv depsrt tmont of
tho Sunday school; the primary hour will
bs in charge OF Mrs, j. Woodbridge
Barnes primary snperintendent Penn.
sylvania State School Association. 400
Topic, 1.-THE Chief Object Of u SUNDAY
School and Day of Docision,, Marlou
Lawrence +30 30-Questij IN box 5.O0--Re.
cess.
Evening sessions. Z00-Song service 7.3O
-Repors Of commi' teos; offering for the
expenses of tho convention 500 Address
Marion Lawrence. Musical director, vii
liam Anderson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

Lock Haven. Pa.-Snow whitened
the mountain tops near here yester.
day.
Plattsburg. N. Y..-Four inches OF
snow fell at Dannemora and Lyon
Mountain.
Cumberland. Md.-An inch Of snow
fell in the Alleghenies west OF here
yesterday.
WatertDwn, N. Y,--Four inches OF
snow fell at Fclts Mills, nInc miles
from here.
HazeltOWn. pa.-There was a snow
fall for several minutes yesterday
morning. At Scybertsville the fall
was quite heavy.
Stroudsburg, Pa. The frs snow
Of the season fell on the Pocono Noun.
tains yesterday, there being nearly
two inches. Ice formed in the noun.
tain region.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

LONDON, Oct. l0.,-"Four thousand
Bulgarian and Turkish troops have
been occupied in the effort TO obtain
Miss Stones release" says a dispatch
from Sofia to The Morning Leader ut
ps believed here that her release would
have been effected but for Mr.. Dickin-
Bon's refusal to offer her captors more
than an ordinary pour boire. Mr. Dick
ll.son's extraordinary action Is regard
Cd as suicidal A large sum must be
paid to the brigands, as otherwise Miss
Stones life will be sacrificed. If Mr..
Dickinson desires vengeance OH the
Gngands, the women must be ransom-
eN first"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
ON A SILVER BASIS.


btt'SeeU bpHtOH
House md Banks Continues.
BOSTON. Oct. l9.-Thr quarrel he
tween Tive Boston clearing house nHd
nholt seventy country banks in New
England over the rrm,t'ing of checks
at par continues to involve the sub
treasury here in Il grra. amount Of Ia
Dor and nut a little expense.
Srcc tha I'D of August, when the
quarrel ',2@;ir:, up to last Wednesday
the sn'ti.'asury had silinnnl to the
ban@s on t':"I orders l.GL,.000 stand
nrd silver dollars and $3.50 300 in frac-
tionai silver, an aggregate weight Of
9f, lfo pounds or IS tnns. The country
banks have rrmi,rd silver by express,
and this silver Is turned into the sub
treasury b.. lib" clearing house. With
in the time named the SubtrenSllry has
received rrom this source l,522. 300
STANDARD dGl!ars
In the suh'reasury money clerks have
been so entirely occupied in counting
silver that they have been compelled
TO allow the puper currency deposited
for redemption to remain unassortcd
and rncountcd until nearly $2.OGo,O0O
in silver certificates and by notes has
accumulated. which ought all to have
been sent to Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

FLOUR-Statc and western Irregular
and held higher. with demand good; MIN
nesota patents, $3G5p3S5; winter straights,
s32Dn3 10; winter extras. s2.5oa2S0; winter
patents. IS 50a375.
WHEAT-Active and strong on a renew
al of Argentina damage news. broader
speculative trade. higher cables and Wig
orous covering by shorts; December, u i3-
l6a7Tisc.; May, 79iaa79 l9-i6c.
RyE-Firm: state, 57a9sc,, c. l. T., New
York car lots; No. 2 western. Coo. I. O b..
Hfloat.
CORN-Firmer and more active with
wheat: December, 62a62 l-l6c. May s2sc.
OATS--Rued firm, track. white, state,
tOa Acc: track. white, western 40ai5c.
PORK-Quiet, mess. sl5.oOais.7o: family,
S. 5DalU.
LARD-steady; prime western steam,
e9Uc
BTTER-Firm: state dairy, liaeOc.:
creamery. lja22c
CHEESE.-stesdy; fancy. large. colored.
exc; fancy, large, white, SAC, fancy,
small, colored l0hc.. fancy small white,
l0al09sc.
21iYa22c.; western candlcd 2l'4c
MOLASSES-Steady, New Orleans, S7a
42c
RICE Steady; domestic, 'a6Hc.. Japan.
4NabAc.
HAYwsteady; shipping, 6oac5c.. good 70
nhoica s5a0Or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Bought 1t In Rent.

S. Lloyd Boldly and his father
had occupied the store No. 3 West
Fourth street, for thirty five years
an a shoe store aud for the sale OF
shoe findings. They paid in rent
in that time oyer,sdpixteen thousand
dollars. which is more than the
property would sell for today. The
property is badly run down and ia
need OF repair, the location being
the only thing that makes it bring
5000 year rent. A quick lunch
parlor will be established there as
soon as the necessary repairs have
been made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Roll Call at Bethany Church: !:

A church home gathering g and roll
call will be the order Of service at
Bethany Baptist church Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. The names
of the entire membership, both resi-.
dent and non resident will be called.
Those present will make verbal re.
sponse, and the absent ones respond
by brief communications. The church
will Lc especially decorated for the
occasion. Coaches will cali for those
physically incapaciated, but desiring
to attend who will give the pastor
due notification. Indications point
to this annual gathering as being Of
more than usual interest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct 19.-COlo-
mel Charles DENLY, ey-United States
minister to China, and Mrs. Dcnby are
In the city. In an interview Colonel
DENLY said: "The great danger that
c0nfronts China is partition. Since the
Germans took Kowchow and other ma
tio1ls followed her example 1t Is ques-
ton Of considerable doubt whether
they will not partition China, as the
nations are getting every possible ad-
vantage in the way Of railroad and
mining concessions each one In the
territory Of which 1t has taken posses
sion"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
CASES IN
CITY COURT

On the table 10 front OF the clerk
OF the Municipal Court this morn
ing. were number Of revolvers,
knives and opera glasses. They
were some OF the articles taken
from the pawa shop of Bleecher &;
Co., some weeks ago, Percy Smith
was arraigned this morning GU
the charge o! breaking and enter
ing the store. Two other boys
we're arrested about week ago
aud one was held for court. On
the evening OF October 4, eight ar.
tcles including the ones mentioned,
were taken. William Hammond
testified that the articles taken
were valued at S2o.
Chief Massey tcatlficd tha: Percy
admitted being in company with the
other boys who broke into the store.
The others boys admitted they
broke the window and Smith ad-
mltted taking two revoivers.
Bail was fixed assoc for his p.
pearance at court.
SNhltl was then charged with
breaking and entering the grocery
store OF John Percival at Seventh
and Jefferson streets. The window
was broken and about $50 worth
Of canned goods and old grapes.
Smith admitted TO Chief Massey
that he aud one of the other BOYS
were together. The other boy
broke tine window and they took
the goods IRON the window. Smith
was convicted at the May term Of
the court OF General Sessions on
the charge of laceny OF articles
from his stepiather. lfu was sen.
tented to SIX months Imprisonment
and to be whipped with ten lashes
Detective McVev interested himself
In the lad and secured a pardon
Tor him. He did not remain long
ou. OF Jail when he became addicted
to his former habits and eventually
was arrested in Philadelphia. He
spent SIX years in the Ferris ln.
dus;rial School and escaped. The
School refused to take him back.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-The presi-
dents throng Of visitors is increasing,
and the number of persons who come
to seek office is getting to BE- tremen-
dous. 1t is said at the White House
that on some Of the last eight or ten
days the pressure for office has been
ms great as II ever was at the begin
ming Of an administration The impress
sion seems to have gained ground that
the president has u great number Of Of
fees at his disposal. and some notion
has got about that changes in consid-
cradle number are to be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
NEW CANAL TREATY.
It II Said the FOrtiAcati0ns Clause
Will Be Left Out.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - Lord
Pauncefote will sail for the United
States on the Goth inst. before the
British cabinet council has had an op
portunity to review the protocols which
embody In principle the proposed new
y-Pauncefote canal treaty. 1t il
thought here, however, that that fact
will not delay scnsibly the final nego-
tations. which will take place here be
tween Secretary Hay and Lord Paunce-
fote, for il is the Intention that the
new treaty. like that which it will re-
place on the docket of the senate. shall
be finally drafted and signed In the city
Of Washington.
1t is said that when the new doru-
plcnt Is framed the "fortitirnti0ns"
clause will have been found to have
dropped out, leaving the United States
at liberty to fortify the canal. but 1t is
distinctly stated that it is not obligated
to DO 50, and. in fact there is nu pres
ent intention o! erecting fortiticHions,
which. it is stated would be much
more rXpensiv" than Il fleet Of battle
ships and less useful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
COURTS ENDIS NEAR
Schley's Attorney So An"
nounces---A Rest Taken.
EIGHT WITNESSES ARE EXAMINED.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Just be-
fore the Schley court of inquiry ad-
30urned yesterday Attorney Rayner,
counsel for Admiral Schley, Informed
the. court that he hopes to be able to
conclude the presentation of testimony
Tor the applicant by the close Of next
week. He added thai he thus far had
not had opportunity to consult Witness
es who are still to be heard. He there
fore asked that an adjournment he TAX
en- until Monday. Speaking for HE
court, AdMral Dewey said he was
most happy to grant the request. Ac-
fordingly the court adjourned until II
o'clock Monday.
The list of witnesses examined in
rlndcd eight names, but the interrogn-
tion of the last Of the witnesses called
hal not been concluded when the day
came to close. This last witness was
a!7uteuant Il. w. Wells, Dr., who selv-
Pd during the war with Spain as Adj
Mlal Schley's flag lieutenant.
ne other seven persons heard dur
In! the day were in the order III which
they were cullcd - Lieutenant Com
mtt.der Reginald Il. Nicholson, vino
Mas navigator of the Oregon; Medical
Director Charles NJ. DE Naln. Il SUP
geun; Captain j. l.. Hnnnun. retired
hn.@neer: Lieutenant Thomas r. Car
ter. Ensign w. p. Cronan. Carpenter J.
II. Warford, all of whom served On the
Brooklyn. and j. L. IIanley. who was
chief machlnst on board the Texas.
Lieutenant Commander Nicholson
told the story of the battle of July 3
as he saw it from the deck Of the Ore
g0n. He said the movements Of the
Oregon had not been controlled by sig
mails from the Brooklyn. and he eN-
pressed the opinion that the Oregon
was nearer the Colon than the Brook
r. was. MIR. Hanlcy said that the
ri engines of the Texas had not been
stopped during the battle Of July 3.
From the line of the examination re-
lating to the fight Of July 3 already pur-
sued II Is evident that it is the inten-
kion Of Mr. Rayner to have Lieutenant
Wells give a complete history of Admi-
fal Schley's actions during the Span
lsh war. When the court adjourned,
he had reached the period of the battle
Of July 3, having gone quite infinitely
Into other Incidents Of the campaign up
to that time. including the receipt Of
dispatches from Admiral Sampson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Former Governor John s. pillsbury
died at Minneapolis.
Congressman Hull. who is Ill ut Des
Moines. H., Is reported better.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
have left st. John, N. b., for Halifax.
The National bank of Boyertown,
Pa, was closed Oh account Of cash-
iers defalcntion.
Gold and silver bars have been wash
ed out Of an old wreck on the island
Of Grand Cayman, near Jamaica.
General James A. Walker, ex.con-
gressman from the Ninth Virginia dis
trict. is reported critically Ill at his
home In Wytheville.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
KILLED BY BOLOMEN
Ten More of the Ninth Infan-
try Dead In Samar.
The INSURGENTS ARE ROUTED.
United States Troops Were Outnum-
bered Ten to One by Attacking
Party-Re-enforcem
Sent at Once.

MANILA. Oct. 19.-Five hundred bo'
loan yesterday attacked dctac4l-
meIit of forty.six men of the Ninth in
fantry at Bangajon, island of snmar.
Ten of the United States troops were
killed and six wounded
The rest OF the detachment reached
the seen" Of the battle in time to pre-
vent further slaughter.
The enemy were routed and over Il
hundred of them Killed.
When the news of the battle was re-
ceircd at tolhalogon two gunbonts
were at once ordered to the scene. Gen
er'll Smith, who commands the Amcri-
can forces in Manila, went to banga-
jon in person.
1t is believed the bolOmcn r"tirpd on
ly for re-cnforcemcnis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

Howard l.. Shawter Of this city,
q firemen on the p. W. & B. Rail.
road. who was injured on Thurs.
dav by falling from his engine, 10
still at the chester Hospital, al.
though he as come what improved
last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Hanth nuya n poOer.

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 19-At the
head of the editorial columns of today s
Issue Of the Salt Lake Tribune appears,
as publisher and general manager, the
name of Perry s. Heath, cx-tirst assist
ant postmaster general and now secre.
tary of the Republican national com
mttee. 1t was announced that Mr..
Heath. who has been in Salt Lake City
for several days, is the purchaser Of
The Tribune. Patrick II. l.annan, pub
Goodwin, editor, will retire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-Harvard college
benefits by the will of Miss Harriet N.
Lowell, just probated. After the pay
mcnt Of $4,000 in private gifts one
half the remaindIr of her estate is Civ
en- outlight>to Harvard college to be
used by the medical faculty Of the uni
versity. The other half goes to Lasell
Il. Partridge for life, and at his death
It goes to the college. The estate in
cludes much Boston real estate. Miss
Lowell made her fortune in the mill.
merry business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

BERLIN. Oct. l9.--Fifty-six new
cases of typhus fever were officially
reported yesterday at Gelsenkirchen.
Dr. Koch, who Is continuing his In
vestigations there on behalf of the gov
ernment. says he believes the epidemic
due to bursting Of pipes In a house
where q typhus fever patient was un-
der treatment. this leading to an infec-
tlon of the entire water system with
tyDhllS bacilli
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

READING, Pa, Oct. 19.-After a
hearing n local magistrate last even
iug fined seventy notormcN and con-
ductors of the United Traction COM
pany 81 each and costs for working
last Sunday. The arrests We're made
at the instance of the former employ
ees Of the company. who have been on
strike for several weeks. The strikers
say they will bring prosecutions every
Sunday the cars are in operation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Damages For Daughters Death.

BALLSTON. n. ". Oct. ia YER
diet for $1,000 In favor of Bradford
d. Kellogg and against the Albany
and Hudson Railway company was
handed down after hearing before
Justice Stover. The suit was brought
for $250OO damages for the death Of
Miss Maude Kellogg the plaintiffs
daughter who was killed in a collision
at Schodark. Rensselaer, county, while
she was a passenger on trolley car N
the defendants road. In the accident
six people were killed and seventy-fy
injured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

Washington. ID. c., Oct Is.-lt was
runorel to day that In consequences VI
the conference bstweon Governor Hum
and President Roosevelt the Governor In
few days probably next Tuesday.
will consult with John Edward Adhicks
about the advisAbility Of his retiring from
the Senatorial raOo.
Governor Hum ~ renay to oall an
extra session Of the Legislature provided
he 10 assured that Senators will i,u CHOSEN
No Que believes. however. that Mr..
Addicks will retire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
SnnxY In Norihern New York.

UTICA. n. Y, Oct 10. - Northern
Oneida and Herkimer counties are COW
cred with about four inches Of SNOW.
In the southern Adirondacks the snow
is four to six inches deep. and deer
hunters are happy. Snow fell at Dan
nemora and Lyon Mountain to the
depth of four inches. One and one-half
inches of snow fell at Rome. Four
inches Of snow fell OF Felts Mills near
Waterfowl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

ROANOKE. Va. Oct. 19.-There has
been jail delivery at Marion, the
county seat OF smyth county. A new
6atl. costing $1,000. had been built re-
Gently and was thought to be strong
enough to hold any criminal. but three
prisoners. one serving a term for felo.
ny and two others for minor offenses,
escaped from 1t by prying an opening
between the iron bars and are now at
1Orro