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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
CUBANS ARE EvASIVE
WASHINGTON CONFERENCES WE'RE
sATIsFAC Glory.
AND THEY ARE WELL PLEASED
BUT WILL NOT SAY WHAT THEY
WILL RECOMMEND.

Visit Has Been Very Pleasant and
Instructive nnd Representations
Made by President Mckinley and
Secretary Root Very satisfactory,
Says senior Cnpotc--The Delegation
Has Prepared "a Full Report, hut
Has Not Yet Formulated Any Rec
Omme nda tions.
New York, April 2S.-In talking OF the
visit of the Cuban delegation to Wash
ington, Senor Capote, head of the delega-
ton, said this evening:
I'VE obtained very important and very
valuable information and we shall i'm
part it to the convention Immediately
upon our return to Cuba, but we cannot
say what the convention will determine.
Whatever expressions l might make
would be merely my personal views and
it would be improper for me to express
them.
Our visit has been very pleasant and
instructive and the representations made
by President Mckinley and Secretary
Root were very satisfactory"
When asked whether the delegation
would report in favor of the acceptance
Of the Plat amendment Senor capote
said;
THAT cannot tell"
1T has been said that your conferences
at Washington have removed all grounds
for opposition to the American policy. Is
this correct?'
NO, l cannot say that 1t is for the
convention to say. All we can say is that
we are very much pleased with the in.
formation which we have received as 10
the intentions of the American govern
ment. The delegation has prepared a full
report of its conference for the Constitu-
tional Convention, but it has not yet for
mulated any recommendations.
Are the delegates unanimous in their
view of the representations made to them
at Washington. or is there any difference
of opinion aong them?"
They are quite unanimous in their
satisfaction received"
The delegation will return to Cuba or
Wednesday on the steamship Havana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
REPORTS PROBABLY UNTRUE.
Nothing 90 sustain Charges of Poi
sOnInE stock nt New Orleans.

Washington. April 2.--The department
Of agriculture has received no Information
bearing on the reports that have been in
circulation N England charging Boer EN-.
isssrlee win inOcuiatlnR horses shipped
20 south Africa With Eisnders and other
animal malasiies. Secretary Wilson places
~ credsnce Ia tho story. lIe fays. how
ever. that n 10 possible u might have brsn
eone probably ~ ho9tisra or 0ther a..
isndanfs sboefd ship n % all There hla
lsefn ~ examination ~ fhe hofns chip.
ulfn4 BY the departments representative
sf fhs hriiifh agents nsfsr have fequffi,
- surl infrff don
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Important Discussion 20 Take Place
In Rochester.

Philadelphia, April 2s.-The seventh an
nual meeting of the National Municipal
League and the ninth conference for good
city government, which will be held in
Rochester. N, Y. May 8. and lOwiIl be of
more general interest than any of the
meetings which have preceded it. The
array of speakers includes men of na-
tional and international prominence. The
subjects to be considered and discussed
in the papers that win be read are also
of exceptional Importance to the commun-
ity at large. but particularly to students
of the problem which confronts those
who are working for municipal reforms
The theme of this years meeting will
be Uniformity in Municipal Account
ing"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
TWO OIL GEYSERs SOLD.
standard Oil Company Paid $75o,OoO
for Port Arthur Land

Beaumont, Tex, April 2S.-Two more oil
geysers were bought in here to-day. The
first is on what is known as the Gladys
City property, owned by the ]. NJ. Guffy
company 1t is close to the other gush-
ers The other well is owned by the
IeXas and Colorado Illuminating Com
pany. 1t is of Importance chiefly be-
cause 1t Widens the oil circle, being
turthest from the original Lucas gusher,
Inc rumor that parties acting for the
Standard oil Company have purchased
the property of the Port Arthur Land
Company was confirmed to-day. There are
10000 acres in that tract. and the price.
according to reports, is s750000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

Drunken Painters wife Adopts Ef-
fectiye Measures.

Cincinnati, April 2s.-Mrs. Richard
Crater, the wife of a house painter. on
being unable to keep her husband from a
saloon on Ludlow avenue, went to the
place to-day with one of his calcimine
buckets and whitewash brush. She cal
cimined him from head to foot in the sa-
loon. He returned to the saloon after he
had accompanied her home and changed
clothing. She followed him again, and
the next time calcimined the saloonkeeper
and his bar and its fixtures. and gave
notice that she would repeat the perform
ance to anyone selling liquor to her hus-
band
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

For more than a year past Cailes has
commanded the insurgent forces operat-
ing to the east of Bay lake, not far from
Manila. lie is said to be a French half
caste. He has a reputation for vindic-
tiveness and cruelty and is one of the
two OF three Filipino leaders still in the
field who have clearly ignored the observ-
ances of honorable warfare The So
ciety of Mando Ducats, whose practice is
was to assassinate and bury alive those
of the countrymen who accept
ed American sovereignty whenever
the latter fell into their
hands, operated with the cognizance
if not the support, of Gen. Cailles. If
Cailles We're captured it is doubtful if he
could claim immunity for past actions
under the terms of the amnesty. In jan
uary of this year Cailles offered a re-
ward of $40 apiece for the heads Of all
Americans brought to him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
A SAVINGS BANK SUSPENDS.
Trustees at Westerly, IL. l., Act Hon
estIy With DepOsitOrs.

Westerly, r. l.. April 2S.-The Me-
chanics Savings Bank of this town will
not open for business tomorrow morn
ing. Late this afternoon the following
notice was issued:
"The trustees of the Mechanics Savings
Bank, owing to the doubtful value of
some of the banks assets. have decided
that it is for the best interests of the
depositors that the bank go into liqul-
dation, and action already has been TAX
en- looking to this result Pending the
granting of the authority no money will
be received or paid out"
This action came as a great surprise
to the town and great excitement pre-
walls among small depositors. The est!-
mated amount Of deposits Is something
less than a million, the securities on their
face values, something less than one
million, one hundred thousand and the
number of deposltors about ZOO
Many Of the securities are Western in
vestments. which are understood TO have
decreased IN value year by year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
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TO BREAKFAST IN MEXICO.
Ladies' of prcssae.t's Party to Have
Unique ertainment.

FL Paso. Tex. April s-Representatfve
Bridges of I'll Paso county. has received
letters from numerous members Of the
Legislature stating that they will be in
El Psso during the visit Of the presiden-
tial party. The Texas Legislature was
invited here before the session adjourned,
but no time for the visit was mentioned
The reception here will be unique in
many respects. The ladies OF the party
will breakfast at the residence Of Don
InOcente Ochea In Jaurez Mex, Mon
day morning. The AFFAIR will be held In
the large old residence and the feast
will consist Of rare Mexican dishes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
A SNOWSLlDE IN KLONDIKE.
Twenty Lives Reported 20 Have
been Lost at sunrise city.

Port Townsend, Washn.. April 2s.-Jaco5
Rush, who has spent three years IN Alas
ka, returned from Valdez on the steam
ship Senator to-day. Just before SAILING
from Valdez FOR Juneau. Mr.. Rush says,
courier arrived ~ valdez from Sunrise
CITY. stating thlt a sBowslidc had Oc-
CURED at that pace on April Y, 80 which
twenty or more lives were lOss and
number Of houses buried beneath snow
and ice,
Tho courier left sunrise shortly after
fhe slide had occurred aud could not give
flI psrilcui1rf.
Nr. Rush says NadfI Do crowded sifh
idle men vino ore snEloutly awaiting fhc
e,wmenn nemfnf ~ work ou flo govern
niorf ffsH t0 fho ineror llo reports fD8f
n.s l0fp.faI lf f4il of Frh mfu.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
OHIO RIVER STILL FALLING.
Conditions in Some Places Very BAD,
However.

Cincinnati, April 2s.-The Ohio river has
continued falling here slowly since yes
terday. siphon pumps were clearing the
cellars to-day where water had receded.
Navigation, Including many sightseeing
excursions, was resumed to-day and the
railways will all be using their regular
depots tomorrow.
Further down the river on both the Ken
tucky shore and the Indiana side the
conditions are reported as very bad. Jus:
above Henderson. KY. there Is danger OF
the channel being changed owing to the
water taking another course In the over
nOW
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
Subscribed over $50, 900.
A HOLOCAUST IN TEXAS.
Entire Family Meets Death In BIaz-
ing Livery Stable.


Houston, Tex, April 2s.-In a fire which
destroyed a stable and three residences
at ain early hour this morning Job Cop
ping, his wife and three children, were
burned to death. Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Hop
per jumped from the burning building and
both were badly injured. The fire started
in livery stable over which several
families lived. The building was a mere
shell, and was a mass of flames when the
firemen arrived. The Hoppers were cut
off from escape by the stairs and jumped,
Mr.. Hopper's leg being fractured and Mrs.
Hopper receiving internal injuries. The
body of an infant of Mrs. Copping's,
which had been born during the progress
of the fire was found with its mother.
A negro has been arrested on a charge of
having fired the building to revenge his
discharge by his former employer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
BoERs GET IN THEIR WORK.
DeraiI Two Trains and Capture Men
of wales Light Horse.

London, April 29.-Lord Kitchener con-
tinues the process of wearing down the
Beers, who, however, are very active in
the Kroonstad district, where they re-
Gently derailed two trains and also
captured. after a severe fight, twenty-five
men of the Prince of Wales Light Horse,
whom they stripped of their horses and
accoutrements and then liberated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

London. April 20. Col. Plumer's force
captured a small laager of forty-fVe men,
including the notorious Tranvaal state en-
gineer, AIinnick, who planned the destruc-
tion of the Johannesburg mines in the
snring of last year, and his father, who
was formerly landrost at Boksburg
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
RECORD DREAKER Ar BUFFALO.
fully 10000 People visited the Ea'
position Grounds.

Buffalo. n. ". April 2s.--To-day's at
tendance a. the Pan'hmerican ExDosi-
tlon was record breaker for pfe-ex-
position crowd. Fully 9oOoo people pass
ed through tbe gates. about 75 per cent.
of tbam paying Tor admission. Although
the exposition D. stiil far from complete
everyone seemed satisfied with What
fhsfa NaH 10 ffe.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

To BE Presented with Cross OF
Honor by Women of Carolina.

Columbia. 5. c.. April 2s.-col. II. v.
Horton of Asheviile has arranged a three
days racing programme here While the
Veterans are in the city, May s. . and 10.
The old Confedrates will do all honor to
Gen Hampton. The plan Is for The con
vention to adjourn from the state house
on wednesday and march TO Gen. Hamp-
ton s house. where the Old chief win make
an address. and be presented by the wo-
men OF South Carolina with Cross OF
Honor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

New Workers 10 Continue Their Tour
OF Texns.

Llano. Tex. April 2s.--The New York
ers touring Texas as guests Of the State
Legislature. arrived here this afternoon
In the evening they attended religious
services In the county court house, the
sermon being delivered by the Rev
james Newton Halleck. editor Of the
Christian World. New York The party
returned 10 Austin at midnight ana viii
eaye Monday for Temple, Waco ami
Fort Worth.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
rHREE woUsDEn own = DoG.


BlrminEhsm, Al3.. Aprll "a 10F vas
tbo oslse of running nglt near OEf0r9
yesterday lu which three uauic.Dsnfs
nerc wounded Pour people participated
D. W. nousf nn1 f0n 8uf Hu1 W n.
JoHnfou hnd hia ll-yesf -o.9 fou Both fhs
House, snl fhe cider Johnson Nerr s1of
NIfh WfnehrHfnT ride SOD oue dHuFef.
Ouriy WDnHard. Tae trouble AroFe offf q
doe ~ 1ohHeouH Fhleh ths f.dfT hgDff
Aaq kAiea.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
A REVOLT IN ALGIERs.
Inhabitants Saved Their Lives ny
Processing IsIamism.

Algiers. April 2S-It now appears that
the revolt at Marguerite was provoked by
Hadji Denaissa, a Merabout who had
preached the determination of foreigners.
Many of the inhabitants owed their safe
ty to simulated conversion to ISlamism.
Sixty Arab rebel prisoners have been
brought here. but no chiefs have yet
been captured
The Mayor of Marengs has appealed for
troops reporting that armed bands of
Arabs are descending upon the town, but
the government believes they are only
flying from the pursuit of the troops at
Marguerite.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
omsaiss YaTph1 Ailsrs nis Asme

WarhinFi1n hprl 81 -Nr Tim Murphy
is 90 more. having lsft rirhf i.lBnged lif
nsuf t0 IlmorlY fagffpof NYnphF Taf
fasrFe tgsf mHde lfeagae fbf fiaf come.
fsf " a Tfxsf steer snd fbf r4rnst's
hagFfr become ronFn0f4 mel piaiH
nm HurpHY Hsf 3 1foHn8rt in sp1lesi.
lnf ~ mFa rlaff aHNnileff.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
GREETED THE COMMISSIONERS. $.
''Out with the Friars," Said People
of South Camarines.


Neuva Caceres, Province of South Cam
arines, Luzon. April 2S.--This turbulent
region is now nearly pacifed. The Philip
pine commission has Travelled twenty miles
by river to this point, having established
provincial government for North CANA
rines and South Camarines. The commits
sioners have been greeted with banners
inscribed with Long live the comission,"
and "Out with the friars." The question
as to whether a native or an American
shall be governor, has been settled by
the appointment until such time as an
election may be held, of Lieut.. George
Curry of the Eleventh Volunteer Cavalry,
who was formerly of Roosevelt's Rough
Riders. Maj. Henry B. Mccoy, Of the
Forty-fouTth Volunteer Infantry. was ap-
pointed treasurer, and Lieut. Elmer O..
Wcrfick of the Forty-fifth Volunteer In
fantry, supervisor. The population is es-
timated at 10000. The people are peace
able, but the morals of the masses are
lax
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

Cane Town. April 28-During the last
fortv-eieht hours sixteen fresh cases OF
The bubonic plague have been oihcially
reported. Eight Of these are Europeans
since the outbreak Of the disease there
hsvc been $40 cases. Of which 2l7 nave
nroved fatal.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

Berlin. April 29.-Emperor William has
ordered Capt. Passchew OF the German
second-class cruiser Hansa TO comhauu
punitive expedition from China to aVehge
the murder of Herr Mercke.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
TO MAKE cHEAP COAL GAS.
New Invention Produces ~ az Two
Pence Per 900 Feef.

London. April 2s.-The Daily Chronicle
says n harms that Dr Ludwig Mond has
discovered method of producing illunl-
mating cosi gee - two pence per 100
feet. which vii effect . revolution bY
cbfapenlng afcfne power and alsO af
bssrng upon fbe production II open
hearth steel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

Calcutta. April 2s.-The officials nsas-
ed IN combating the bubonic plagt were
assaulted here to-day by natives VINE
disinfectiug. Several arrests were MADE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
ChaTee Signs Death warrants.


%. .Hn. Aprll 2s.-While the first train
,.hin 90 11en Tsin wss traversing
~. "n1se between Lob ia and Vans
N tnls morning 81 WAS deraiicd
'1sA mo collapse Of a cuivou. Eleven
were killed and forty Chinese and
AHnrrioons were injured one OF the
i'aHt cannot recover.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

Horrible Fate of German Millionaire
and His Secretary.

Sydney, N. S. W., April 2S-Herr
Mercke. a German millionaire, who was
cruising in his yacht, and Herr caro- ms
private secretary, were recently murder
ed by natives of the Island of New Brit
ain. off the northeast coast of Papua.
Herr Caro's body was eaten.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29

Constanunopie, April 2s.-Ihree cases OF
the buboulc plague have occurred al b'a-
10. As8nc Turkey.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
nnnsIs.. pa.l.n..,.r praa.

ua0aio. N " Apfl - Postmaster a
q. terr aief suddenly ih's wgfnins al
lAesfi qis1saa,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-29
FORTY BISHOPS PREACHED.
\ Great sunday school Mass Meeting
Held at New Orleans.


Held at New Orleans.
New Orleans, April &.-Over forty Dish
ops and distinguished preachers attending
the great missionary conference, occupied
the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
puipits to-day. The days feature of the
conference was a Sunday School mass
meeting, which was also made the ami
verssry of the local Sunday School Asgo-
citation. Mrs. NJ. T. Lambuth spoke on Sun
day School work In Japan Dr. w. H.
Park told of the work in China Rev j,
j. Methurns described the dealings with
the American Indians. DIR. c. f. Reid
spoke of mission schools In Corea, and Dr.
Tarboux told of similar work in Brazil
At night Bishop Galloway of Mississippi
preached brilliant discourse upon lessons
from master missionaries.
Subscribed Over $4,000
The night session closed with great en-
thusiasm. the raising or a collection of
$50 $50 marking one of the most remark
able scenes in Methodist history. Mrs.
w. W. Carre and sons of this city head
ed the list with 5000. The principal part
of the fund goes to Sou-Chou Univer-
sity.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-25
Catarrh Cannot be Cm'

VIII LOCAL APPLICATIONS. IS 4
c>rrOt r-srD H. sat Of Ii. d.
lststrtl = rl1gi Or Constitutional
ease. ard = Crder . cure it ,uur y
axe .Lierlsl remedies Halls 81
Cure = taren internally, and acts an
IS n the D.cp1 and nueus sun.
HALF C.t@-rt CUre : not a ouack n.
clDe y Wa prescribed by one iii
-e-i physicians II TN. country ior n.
snc i Z regular prescription, II ns
po-e1 = TIE he.t tonlcs known. 7
-ined sri. ne be-' hood purifier,
ing directly On ;he Eucus surfaces. 4
perfect combination Of the two inn
ents : ~ha; produces such wonderiI
suits in curing Catarh. send for \
monials. free.
FL. CHENLY d CO.. Props, ToleA
Sod ~ druggists, price 75c.
Halls 7 znily Pills are the best.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-25

Three men entered the saloon oi
Frank b. Shardlow, in Yakima On
Tuesday evening and secured 800
10 $500. No arrest were made.
As We live 70 eat and ca. 70 live.
let uE use the bee. food obtainable'
Koepke &; Shoudy sell the choicest
the market affords &, reasonable
prices. If
Thos B. Goodwin has been hon
ored by being placed on three or
four very Important legislative
committees, viz: agricultural, con-
greEsional appointment, game and
fish and penitentiary.
Sordon Post expect 10 get his
bicycle shop open this week. Sor-
don is just the fellow to make a
thing Of that kind 90, as he is well
known and lie a kind and genial
good all around fellow.
We understand that the Cascade
drug store has changed hands and
that Mr.. Speaker Of Ellensburg il
the purchaser. DR.. Mohrmann will
in the future devote himself -xclus-
lively to his large and growing prac-
tice.-Roslyn Miner.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-25
Boss Bakery Prizes.

Eight Of the - prizes that were
given away at the Boss Bakery
on Dec. 22nd, 1900, were a follows:
William Horn, prize. No. !, dinner
set, No. $3.50: Tura Collier. prize
No. ,, clock, 1906; R. H. Chaplin.
prize No: 3, pipe, 1852; 7. H.
Bloomfield. prize No. 5. lamp, No.
4466; Miss T. NJ. Maxey, prize No.
8, ring, 1874: Miss F. Stewart,
prize No. 10, water set. No. 1861:
Fred Wolff, prize No. II, pictures.
No. 319; J. w. Vanderbilt, prize
No. II, pictures, No. 1894.
The remaining four prizes are
still there waiting to be called for.
The second numbers went into
effect on Jan. 23d. 1901. The prizes
and numbers are as follows;
Prize No. 4, lamp, 1926; prize
No. 6, lamp, 1867 prize No. 7, lamp,
6419; prize No. s, lamp, $50.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-25


=. D..
'ahN'a 'N'"e On II '"E -''1' ]"
which 4 number u E-ien-o-fG -
pie l. interested, tx. been :o.d =
Senator II ! Cla-k ~ Montana.
2, o1.,,7o
40 Wv
Have yoA noticed 'he elegant
god watch aro chain in ne VIII
90" II F-En"' noe TO-. ley
I;....L. ,.- - r.
erv rs.b nnrrbs.1 O; 10 cent. en-.
title, YOU 70 4 chance On .hem.
Frg.z,e Andi,or Neal Cbeetbam
will n,es.s accent our thank. for :
co,r n ii. t;e,ria1 ,sno-t n the
legislature OF 1901. Iii. valua-
lJa ..s.a docn,nsr. md uska
1I. L: T.. 49,
iNo 7'H' sN'"'"s "
iuslon state administration !or the
past four years.
y. ". HornDeck has on hsno
;o' no'e Vi me- nue III Cos's =.
vss,s ,ba, have hen c;viny sncb
good satisfaction. They are very
warm and will last lifetime. Be
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-25
VERY OLD TABLE,
New Light On the Earliest H
Of the World.
Remarkable Discoveries q Deu
pr<cht At StppsP-Bviasooe I
Civilization Earlier TAaa 49,

Prof. q. V. Eilprecht. Of tie q
versi.y Of Pennsylvania who has ~
exploring the mountains Of anes
Nippur. in Asia Minor, arrived il II
YORK the other morning on 1.
steamer Friedrich de. Crosse frls
Bremen. Prot. Hilprecht brous|
with him some Of the tablets maris
with cuneitorn inscriptions. which Y
recently discovered il al cd temp
on the ruins OF NiPpur. These hg
lets contain records OF sivilizsa
which existed as long ago as 5000 81
that is. as long before Abraham Y
Abraham was before our time.
Prof Hilp1echt's coming has Bal
awaited aax;ous,y By students int
ested in the remote past. because u
discoveries are believed 10 have Il
organized the chronology of BioFd'
times. extending il back many millli
iuns prior 70 The OLD time reckon
Of the DEUCE Therefore he is lools
upon as q messenger bearing newsi
the earnest records OF ciV'l'za''oh
Dr. h'!p9ecA' mas peen eAp.oi!
the mounos OF ancient Nippuf 10. !
wears MS campaigns nave here'ola
been mos' successful Du' curing J
past year re mas mace the grea'o
discoveries OF al me nhoins u =
library OF the ancient Tempe Oh "
pur ana The remains OF a huge y
ace haNng al least TWO stories =
con, aiming many eH'Gehces Oh "n
might be called mocern coh'eh'en''
Inc -lora7N 'ao.els ,A7o" d s.'u'
hsh' on no" r'n.e -l'eu a1 Npr
at the "me When A4am ana Eve W.
supposed 70 De AF'AG IN 'he oa'.l
OF tcen. some OF the Vaoie'S :
c'c.i.i'''F.es' 9c!4-'ee' uFai pla.