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The sun., 1901-08-25
nv sINESS WOuiv'S PROGRESS,
Auothcr Illustration Of the way In which
She Crowds Out Man.

Tho trolley car was flllod. Ncvrr,heic. .
the business woman got in Four men and
one girl werc In the seat in front Of which
she stood None of them stirred
TIL" business woman looked at them
They sized up from thin Ia medium. Con-
sequently they hal plenty of room in tho
seat. for five people from medium to stout
max. a tight 1T in a trolley car seat so
thc,.r fivc wcrr comfortable and happy
The business woman saw this. She also
saw that the man IN the end seat had the
SQUARE roie-ctinE jaw ~ frmncSs Of char
actor and that the rassenger next him was
a youth with a faint mustache, Him
she selected to practice her arts upon
Move along please, she said severely.
TIE youth with the faint mustache
started counted the Ave paaengers In the
seat, stared m"ckly for a moment and then
moved along Nv squeezing vacant
spac~ six inches wide vas left in the seat .
Into this space the business woman dropped
herself
The youth with tho faint mustache
wss obviously uncomfort able. The busi-
n.sa woman rrstesl partly upon him. and
In part oy srrowed him. He sguirmed.
The business woman got n grip On the back
of tho -cat in front ~ her and shovel The
youth endured u Tor a moment Then lee
got up The hI,,nc~- woman -ettl.d her
self comfo ta'iv IN the seat thus con-
quered The youth with the faint mus
tach" looked around rurfully
My he murmured what PROCESS
women in business arc making
The sun., 1901-08-25
Goxstp of the Ring

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The sun., 1901-08-25
Atlantic Fleet NJ south Norwslk

sorrH SoEwALN Aus 2,.-The fleet OF the
Atlantic Yacht club lies safely at anchor In
the snug harbor Of this Connecticut town.
but the trip fr m the rem devious az lArch-
mont was not without many thrilling er-
periences. which tested the seamahship OF
the amateur skippers 20 tho uttermoef' The
breeze q, the start Of the days run was blow
ing at shout -it knots velocity from east
northeast. giving the boats q long reach TO
a hell buoy or Loyd's Point. from which
mark the craft made for south Norwalk
harbor. the terminus of th. aays sp,n.
from east mort beast the wind gradually
work .~i int the mort Inward and almost Without
warning a nerce rain and wind sauall broke
on the cruisers making II necessary 20 iower
m. .sus and .cud before n.
A. the boat, were carrying tul AL a. ~.
time Of the urs ypected chang IN tns vino
c,pyns was taken In with no lttl" dlmrul,N.
yo,,unatsIy not . boat suffered serious NJ
hnp and hy sundown the greater part OF ,he
res, had ulAd~ harhor OWING 70 w" lhlr
hour Of finishing and the sudden aivcnt
az The suunll. which prevented som" OF tnc
rraft from covering the pres,rib"d cout~,
,hs RaCs Committee vss unable "a ylNe out
The winners ~ the run until severai oi tn
slipper- had been inteTNevcd INC ~
will remain at anchor on SUNDAY ana p"-
c,ed eastward early Monday morning
The sun., 1901-08-25
FLEW KITES ~ A CALM.
Tugboat brought Into Tee Artificial
Iirecfe hid the Rest

Boston. Aug. IA. l.. Rotch. director
Of the Blue Hill Observatory. yesterday
tried the experiment Of elevating kites
IA the artificial wind used by q rapidly
moving tugboat The kites carried
meteorological instruments which recorded
temperature. pressure and wind velocity at
a height Of 1850 feet Records like these
have been kept by kte-fying for several
years at Blue Iiill, but the Instruments are
20 heavy that no flights werc possible un-
lees the Wind was blowing more than twelve
miles an hour =.
The most important phenomena recorded
yesterday were a rapid decrease OF hu,
midity with an increase Of height ana
practically no change Of temperature
with change Of elevation. The apparatus
employed consisted Of portable wind
lass containing 500 feet OF wire, Tour
Hargrave kites, having a total lifting sur
face Of eighty square feet, and the neces-
sary meteorological Instruments.
This outfit was installed on the upper
deck OF the tug Confidence Of the Boston
Towboat Companys feet. and the ek-
periments were conducted between Bo--
ton and Plymouth. The experiment has
proved that IL u now possible for the OBJ
server and student to work uninterruptedly
under almost all conditions OF wind ana
~aather
The sun., 1901-08-25
SEIZED 4 CIRCUS ELEPHANT.
hut the Constable Concluded That Mul,,
We're More In His Line.

From the Louisville CoS-,er-J ov-uaI
When Magistrate Hause OF JsNersir,'. ..
sends an or'cer after property 10 bs attaohed
he instructs him 10 take possession OF ,ors-
thing Of value
Thornton Plumme-. wearing barely sroug.
clothing to dust a lutte. stepped into o.,
once OF Magistrate Hause and told BIZ,
troubles
u have been q csnvssmAn with Iohu Rot
inson's show" sHid the young man -Nh.r
! asked for my money A. Washington Ind
] was paid by being kicked Of n. lot
followed the show IN Jerersonvn- NJ
HON" Is at Bedford Ind. The shoW owe.
me o. s.
Young man. answered Magistrate Ha.ss
i need little cash and shall proceed
10 make these people get down on the 'lrrhef
\ writ Of attachment was plsced in ,oH-
stable kirk's hands. with 'his explanation
This man says there are seven elephants
with this show Bring one down TO the ono
We will sive the natives sensation
sought The manager ms yotil.u.r ,I., ~
ried down tn Magistrate Hsuse'. ofrce Tie
Court was informed that Pummsr had 81
understand. We paw no costs seulr..
Magistrate Hause is healthy and is 'ry.as
70 add to his bank ac~ount. consequently
he does not stand for hiufs or suggestion
oh. don't SNOW he che'uly Answered
hu-.ncss Il business with ne. II you owe
Thornton, there T. nothing to " hui 10 sei,le
costs and all
Kirk m.snwhils was trying 20 charm 'ha
elephant he had heard 'haf fr.@ndship
w.th the brui-s was possible through peanuts
lie accordingly sp-nt his loose caAnsr Ia an
EFFORT TO set on fpeaking terms With the
beast
The Snowman returned and urged Tie
constable to take the elephant Kirk sposa
to the animal. hut n probably tneV all about
attachments. for u swished tail ard ''uIx
simultaneously aud snor~d until " rc-"f.-
hled thunder Others OF IN. elephant family
elevated their trunks There was trcYpls
In the air
Take him along why don't your cor
tinued the Snowman. noting Eirk's h-.p-
lsssuers
No. I can't. he said. The oircu. was
being rapidly loaded on the cars kHk
spied three mules
Aha. hc unused. three mules ought 20
do. and h" took thom In charge lhs ant
mails we're of the tricky kind They buCsed
at nTst. but were not az wise as the elepAsUi.
Tor they ~ last permitted themselycs to ha
led t. Hause's Office
Tho Court was IN bed. but he came out
and greeted his friends Just then the show
people arrived with bondsman, q A Schser
agent of the Baltimore and onto kauro1d
he mules uer" taken to the train
The sun., 1901-08-25
RIFEROtS HENS OF CLtTs0p.
The i.urk Of . Man Who Found . Diamond
In nm Irish Pigs stomach.


Thomas Mhalen. an old resident of Per-
land. who. with has wife. Is spending a few
weeks at seaside. found coarse gold l. v
days ago IN the g.1gard Of Seaside chrs,r
md is now exploring the ravines alou- '. a
thore Of Clatsop county to locate the u.'H'-
lode Ne purchased few live chick.
for the purpose Of isvorinG his clam cho, er
and on throwing out the water % Vl..H
the gizzArds were clchned. he no,tosi sor Z"
very pretty specimens of quartz. Nh." .r
the bottom OF the pan gold Nuggets as la's'
grains Of ricc were glitterine He ir.-
media,sly began 10 hunt the pr~viou. - .1ri-
Of the poultry he had bought. and succeec'd
ir boating their former range soH.ewaer'
along the coast. south OF Seaside. but .
will not tell where.
II has lone been suspe cted that there a..
gold besring ledges In The Nehslen cour'r'
as prc-pectors have found color, along ~"
fn soush not IN sucisn, "C auSHtiy tT 70 mo
panning. rocking or sluicins pay The"
jlstsop county chickens. however. us,"
euriSoe. and il Mr wfsI~n sue .uCoeSd, in i,.s,.
inx the @,ac spot ," v Y undoubtedly uneai
= second klondik" Many Of m: ir''r'.
from him In regard to where these chi,s..
ranges aro located. but he persists IN -Ae'
mum and looking very wise. me'h"h'"
since Nc ~hsien's chicken si.,srd. ha-'
proved TO be 80 yalush." u is ssid that
TO o.. but no such md has been made "a ~
ssrds as wss the csse OF N" Portland ra'
Mr. Nhalen's friends say he was born - SOL
luck, h. having found a diamond rims 10 ne
stomach OF a rlg he was dressing at tiorH..'
in the old country, when n. was quite Pos"
Prom the proceed. Of this rims he pur rgaasr
passage for New YORK. knd 80 oregon gs.r"l
worthy citizen ln rcierence " M, ca, -
kopp. an Astoria brew wcr. has oder & NJ
whalen big money 90 dis"los" u" .n.H'
oi the golden poultry rang" Tom '..''
his figures every day
The sun., 1901-08-25
TORRENT HALTs BOsrON EMPRESS
Firu Out. Engine crew scsided ed-rrsi"
Held Up for Hour.

The Boston Express which left the Grand
. C.nfral Station On the New YORK, New
Haven and Hartford tracks st o'csock
yesterday afternoon ran into torrent
h,-t after II had passed the Melross station
At fs7d street that was rushing through
th. deep cut at ieist street and helroee
syunuk. IL was stalled there with itr en-
siue fires quenched This same flood.
A result of the overflow Of the sewers In
tho neighborhood swept on through the
cut TO the railroad yards at Brook and
West Chester avenues and there did dam
az, estimated In the thousands OF dollars
IN the WAREHOUSES Of q number of whole
ssle meat companies and In the cars which
werc filled with their goods.
The cut In hich the express was stalled
h about twenty feet deep. and Just as the
train n.ared II the torrent came down.
running fully i've tect dep on the trsohs
Tie engine plunged into Il before the cnel-
ns.,r could $50 what was ahead Of him,
AMI In a second the water came IN the cab
AMI into the hrebox, putting out the hre
Clouds OF steam arose and fngineg John
Reilly and Fireman Pred duncan Iumped
by the steam on their heads and faces
They were carried by the rect Of the train
crew into the baggage car There they
lay for two hours while the Hood was grad-
ually subsidtng.
and doors In all the cars were olosed to keep
Il out When IL had gone down far enough
a nav engineer and a new fireman were
summoned. and a fresh fire was started ~
the engine. Tho train got To Greenwich
at O'clock The scalded engineer and
nrnmen were taken TO Pawline
The incoming trains had been stopped
before they entered the other end Of the
cut at issth street. but all trains were de-
hyed several hours
The water which had poured into the cut
swept on over the old Port Morris tracks
20 the railroad yard at Brook and West
chester avenues and there played havoc
with the contents Of over hundred freight
cars, which were loaded with beef and
hams and other meat for the whole~sle
meat warehouses there Armour 90.
h b reported. lost 80 900. Swift 4 Co,
$4,000; the Nelson Morris Company. $1,000
and Conron Bros.. 5000. The Amer
can Ice Company building was badly
damaged and their books were almost all
vAtersoaked
The sun., 1901-08-25
NEW UvwmrrEX Law IDEA.
Texas Jwise Prem the Bench Sustines
Hanging Or Burning of Negroes

-e---s ~ s~~ss s----s
DALLAS. Tex. Aug sa-Judee u. u
Bower Of the Corporation Court to-day
fined Mason Davis. n negro. SOD. the limit
Of ths law. for insulting n white woman
He expressed from the bench his regret
that he couldn't infict q more severe pun
lshmen'. Davis and another negro stood
on the sidewalk Of Ervsy street near Com
merce. and as two white women walked
along Davis addressed iViprop~r remarks
to them and compelled tho women TO walk
to the eds. Of the curb to pass them.
White witnesses Of the scens called
policeman and Davis was arrested. His
companion escaped. In passing sentencs
on Davis Judge Bower said
They have instituted scme now pro-
ceeding~ up In Grayson county for Negroes
who insult white women. ] am not pro
pared 10 say but that Justice was carried
out In the burning at the stake OF Abe
Wilder The crime toward which you are
tending. rs shown by your actiens. is ono
which. In the unwritten law OF this country.
h punishable either by hanging or burning.
fine you siOO wish II were In my power
20 fine YOU $500 Your punishment should
be 100 lashcs on your bare back
The sun., 1901-08-25
lsrchn,ont Pail Regatta.

The Regatta Committee Of the lArchmon'
Yacht club announces thst q special res''''
viii h. sniled new saturday In which priS'
sre offered for races between yachts OF Ia :
II Of schocners and Class"s !. \ ana "i
.'nops Fntrics for this rAc> mus, '@ mau.
With IN. committee At the Cluhh"uS ~,
l,,er than n~At Thur -day ~ = o cl"ch si hisht
'Ihr l.,ii regatta of a." club viii hc sailed on
Monday. sept ? In this tcga,'a ,&he' ~ c,,'ti' w
cIas~iTrstton aud ysch's enrolled IN any
,.r,gntyed Yacht club mRy enter IN ehth
clnssW here there are two starters hrN p,lI~@
80. ,srercd and " here four yachts start th"rc
~tu h, n Second priSc and whrrc 'hrir ar
nv. or more starters a third prlle t,htffes :
~, ,hia regatta will ,lo-r next SATURDAY ~
: o'clock az night with the committee nv the
clubhouse At fATChmont.
The sun., 1901-08-25
HANGMAN LUNT INSANE.
Despite His snow sf Nerve His Ghasti,
job Broke Him Up.
FROM ne Son FruSo.co Chrorich.

From ne son Franr,sco CHRONICLE
san QUENTIN FRisoN, Aug "a Word was
received here that Amos Luni, the famous
san Quentin hanEmsn. Who went mad a. a
result Of hts grrwsome dati--. ~ dying in the
state Asylum Tor the Insane at Napa Some
months ago II was reported that l.unt's health
was in a critical condition. but later hs rallied
and some hope was held oui for his ultimat.
recovery. Recently, however he has suffered
from an attack of -oft-ning Of the brain and
h. end s daily .,p-ci"d
The career Of luLt Hs a hsnsmAn was a
remarkable one. ana . tull history of his
rsmsncs' For seven wears he nils tie ono.
81 state .se~utlourf. and nineteen muF-
d~r~r. we're hanged by hin II was Iant
Who tbre~ ~. no"~s senu, the ne~k II Th~o-
dore barsni and hsst-,'ed az eN-cntion al
ready pndulr prolons-d while the murderer
from the scaTold Sa- msking his ur0i--ia-
tous ~ inboc~Uy~ nu thts o,-asion l.urt
' soH. With tho po~.ihl- e,~~rtion ~ III. con-
usnnei ulAu al im-rlf Stn II her orcaslass
i.lif shove = nerve of ron In ous mofr-
lng he hanged thr-s men snd then sauut-r.,t
from ths et-Cutlou r,is.m sF.roklns rssrvtte
hli d~spi~ hi- az - 49, lHdif~r~ncr
cuursrtihs his wUFt a. q uat..f ilsf y v -
lno~n ~ man' 81 ~. animate issna. ihsl
csu~-d iva. snrrfi-. ~b-n rn tsiHhs into :
sfuau fufsUns Htsout tro Vrnfs ar he
TrunrtIF f~sisnsd his I.ositsan
s"r.,. g.n,l. ls,'' :. t.,.r,."a :. ~. I,.,-
sithsvgi uss pFosis~gt q sffaRsass ths faI,s
80 kusthef tuHu s-siu~a o. spissN hifa a.
csi-s'.stl, ,~s~d si..si sod brsaa.a ossf
= ., sss -s o.. :. s ss.s ,'ss ss,. y. 40 49,, IT,,
~ Sc "a - ~ NsIss ifsans ssslau.
~ wth az aars~uins - 80 ersln ostn-
-.'''g - ~, ',.a,, 49,. .'9 :, !. '7.'-s 'ss,
es.sss.s 80 i.ss ,,st sac s.s.sis.. -
vhill ~ h-s ssiis nisnt hsi.Fs hiss
The sun., 1901-08-25
FLOOD ~ TIE LEMON RIVER.
Rash Of water From Mountains damage
I'm Many Towns

EAsroN, Pa, Aug. 2t.-There II btg
food In the Iehigh River. he highest in
several years and the amount 81 damage II
will do can only be guessed AZ tonight
There has been considerable rain for sew
cral DAYS and the river was hank full this
morning Moro rain fell during the day
and late this afternoon after hard shower
n flood came down from the mountain
regions. An immense body of water wac
precipitated down the narrow mountain
channel. tearing out earth. rocks and
trees and endaneering the railroad tracks
which are built above all previous flood
levels.
The water. with a hve-foo, crest. rushed
upon Mauch Chunk. soon flooding the lower
part Of the town, putting the principal
otrest under water. BY O'Clock high
water mark had been reached and the water
was still going up, At $50 a Telegraph
messaGe from Mauch Chunk reported the
Tho food by that time had reached Cat
asauqua and was rushing down the valley
at frtRhtful rate. A. 8 O'clock Catasauqua
reported nineteen feet above low water
mark and q great mas Of debris passing
next and then Easton.
Tho water At Q o'clock was flooding the
canal here and threatening storehous~s
along tho river bank Efforts 10 save mova Sls
property were made on all sides, and II
was none too soon. Al o O'Clock the water
was coming up fast. street car traffic was
bsinG interrupted and the plant Of the
Easton Power Company was under water.
Az 1890 O'Clock tonight the Lehigh
River sAd risen TO ten feet above its usual
level here and was coming UP fast. Supt
Euddls Of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company telephoned from Mauch Chunk
at 10 O'Clock that the frcehet was due 20
a heavy downpour Of rain. II was re-
ported that the White Haven dam had
broken. The dam, however, was intact
and is still 50.
The trains on all railroads ccntring
ksrN are much DELAYED
The sun., 1901-08-25
D,xoo and Attei Draw.

George Dixon fought io-round draw
With Abe Attci OF San Francisco at Denver /.
on Friday night The contest took place az
the Colcrado A. G.. and was MARRIED by clever
boxing and spArrins Dixon showed some
cf his old-tim. form. Up 20 the last round
IA. encounter WAS simply q sparring eS
ihi,ion IN the last round Dixon cut loose
and ban ged away at his opponent with ven
eeanc~ The only knockdown occurred In
th~ nr,t round. Att.l tried 70 rough u, but
Iilon met him with straight leads One
hard hook on the vital point tumbied Att"l
T. the boards, and he wa. quite sroGgy when
he rrrained hi- feet The impression pro
vailed that Dixon should hav. been ne victor
as he cut ont the pace and did the bulk of the
leading
The sun., 1901-08-25
ICEBERG SAVED THEIR LIVES.
rurns~h~d water and reed fer I've rrs,'-
erm~u Astrsy tn . Dsr,.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Aus - Edward
MoFAr1y and Isaac Merchant. two of the
four m~mh~r- % tho cr-~ of III. schoop-r
Niagara Who stray-d from theu v'-~-..l
whie atiopding their trawls IN q dory ~
the nnrthcsstern cos-i - Newfoundland
arrived h-r~ to-day The m-n ~~rv cat
IN thsif dsTts~ Aus q, At.ui ~ mike frum
~ Johns. ~h~n a thick fos -, IN. ol--svir-
Tag al oll,~rs. frum Wv Isr-, tn~d
o. hnd their vs---rl. lsn Ahef rowtts sruund
srv~Tsi hour~ w,.r- un~uS~.--ivi
To- add 90 tiY~sr dinhrSihs. siir Esle
was hls~sns a. tho uBss Nhicih, q. n,sit
e~ns On ib-s-@-si b. for-- IT, or,is.f
o. k---y the dry shsNi i--o4us. u~r--
s.rv &C. ono man h. ss--p hei h-~d 'o 'ts
60 ~lfh ti,s osr ~tik ths osii'F BE- ssi
tlss ~st-f
fl,s i-rti msFuiis ths w~aiilrr uf-ts-
rats-i saaifN ees ~ss iuusuFs-s-i
ssr - ~ asrN I~iu- snd thHs.u otss
a. k~-n a.. rFsf sa.sd,. ~lsia t..at ul-r
s~nl as~n sal.su.i-si b. tls ,suitstn - tius
l,.-, s'.rr oatsar "a 'rurs o. s',psaas
The sun., 1901-08-25
BLOCKED ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
Lackawsnna and i.ehiGh valley Lines
Tied Up b, Cie,,dbursts.

SCRANTON. Pa Aug a-The Della
ware. I.sckawanns and Western railroad
had a severe washout to-day between
Binghamton and Hall~t-ad. delaying traffic
for two hours and n half Tho Lehigh
Valley track at the Tunkhannock tunnel
was completely blocked and passenger
trains Of that road reached Binghamton
by way of Carbpndale over the Delaware
and Hudson and Erie lines.
The storm here r~sembl~d tornado
and the tremendous downpour Of water
was what IL called clo,Idhurst Az Dun
more scarcely n building escaped damage.
The country districts report great dam
age To- buildings, fences and crops
The sun., 1901-08-25
WAsHOUTS on THE CENTRAL.
halfway Tramc Held Up Near farrytswu
Streets There Flooded.


Streets There Flooded.
TAaRyrowS. n. Y. Aug 2%-The damage
doue by the storm to street railways, the
streets and property will amount to more
than $4,000 The New York Central Rail
road Jared badly. nine landrlides occurring
bstween Hastings and Dobbs Fsry. and
trafYic was delayed from one TO two hourp.
The trolley line between Tarrytown and
White Plains has been blocked since 5
o'clpck. The tracks are washed out In
many places The water came rushing
down the hills In a flood. Main. Valley
Courtland, Wildey Valley and Orchard
streets we're covered two feet deep and
Depot Square was torn up for 500 feet.
The food had It's humorous side. The
proprietor Of a Courtland street hotel did
4 thriving business carrying patrons from
the railway station to his hotel. where hs set
them on tables In the bar room. and with
trousers rolled up he served drinks TO them
IN their elevated positions. The proprietor
did not agree TO carry them out and they
either had to stay In the bar or wade In
water up to their Knee.
One old woman got stalled on q ssore
step at Wildey and Orchard streets and
The poiice secured an old wagon and hack
ing 4 up TO the step they dumped her in
and pulled the wagon To n safe place.
The Andre brook overnowed and Wild-y
and Courtland streets looked like large
streams down which empty t-er kegs.
loe~ and anything thA, would float went
sailing Many hn~ lawns were ruined
down upon theni. The prupertie~ OF the
Rockefellers, Goulds, the Storms, tho Car
yulis the ferrya, The l<vise~ and the Arch
bolds were damaged
The sun., 1901-08-25

pc ople are sick,
especially when
sick ness attacks the
lungs the doctor
often advises Q sea
voyage. But in the
large majority of
cases the sea voyage
10 impossible.
II Is TO the men
and women Of the
~orksdsy world to
whom sea voyages
or change Of climate
are impossible. that
DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
comes as the great
es, earthly boon.
The effect at this
medicine upon
those whose lungs
are weak il re-
niarkable. Even
where thrrv IL hrun
chi,is sp,,tins ot
hlo II. euaciation,
veal nesS coadi-
tons which n NM
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soldier Athletes Compete ., Long Brsnch

LoSo BRANCH. Aug ~ At the military
tourns ment here 90 day there was series
Of athletic comp titions in which the seventy
frst and Iwenty-.econd Regiment athletes
carried on most Of the prizes. Summaries
100 Yard Dash Won b. " y. Ed~srds. seventy
nfst nrrlneu A !. ArDoanen. second. n n. Cam
pisl a tilfd Tine. 10 as s~concs
pue M. Rin Won ey Cnr,,te. Twenty
,.e nd Req .sni q. y nuss~y. seventy erst Issi
NJ, a sec nd. ! SsTbsek. Tourth Nev Jersey Regi
merit third 1lre, 5 minuirs a. seconds
s,S Safd Race Won ny y. J. Cooley. seventy
rrr Re sfurnt " n. Campirin second " " Stone.
I~snty sercnd Regimen, third. Tine. "a IS .ec
onts
ou,r,.t Nile Rua Won BY W s Edwards. s.,-
snI -n,r Rsgim.nt y. J, Ccfiey. Twenty secrnd
E,xins u ssrund " n. Csmplslio. Twenty Second
Ussinsnt ihifd Tine. "a sss sse ,nds