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$50 Letters for Each.

Londcn (By Cable The annual re-
port OF the Postmaster General shows
that the large total OF S.3375.coo was
found in letters undelivcred during the
last year. The undclivcred letters to-
tailed lo.ooo.ooo. The delivered missivcs
amounted 10 2l5I.:oo.c1o all average
Of $50 for each person in the United
Kingdom. ! he Postmaster Genera re-
ports ,hat experiments with motor cars
showed tina; :h,c cannot he relied upon
TO carry heavy loads d mail with the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.
Dores.ic.


Eennls T. Shai'"'.ah' a a. man VINO i
eeheFCa 10 te 'FaEei'"g salesman
u. virginia; sho' hii'iSei IL twice n
',""Si'' - pS 'a.@i.
- esp-', S""' ""d Nlleo & III .N'te
miner - NoSq4tA"nihA' "a ana ''e
sAooiihS caused So ':ii;cn :"-;e3a;i"a
ana eNSiSileri ina: i Mas ic-1te fln
would resuH.
ne Ma';:u b"liliA5 ";iG loan -fS-
sociaiion oi ta>s2tc. J.. j.. las S"S-
penaed buSin -. y Il >lNo.oVo sh"r'
through The alleged errors 81 former
secretary.
Frank {. Andrews Was sentenced to
ne Michigan >.a;e tcaii"ntla:y ior Is
years Tor wrecK!ng the City Savings
Bank OF De;ToH
IN y LOUIS NO: w" per- Is were
kii!cd and eisht N;isrS were injured
one probably ia'@4!y. III two siTeei-caF
accidents.
Presiden; James iilll. o: The Great
Northern koad. WI! erect monster
steel plant ii Great FAILS. Mont.
4 CINCINNATI court declares invalid
the Rogers law. extending The iran
ehlSes o; stree: railway Tor so years.
Kew DR.. Edward I. BeHSon. senior
professor i'll Kenyon College. Ohio. IS
dead.
]. B. Barge, of Adelaide. walked ont
OF the window in the third story OF the
Commercial Ho;el. at Moundsville. and
sustained serious injuries.
Miss Julia Estelle Roberts was mar
red Al clock in the morning TO ].
b. Blanton Is he lay dying in a ward 81
The Retreat Tor the sick. Richmond. va.
Suits in equity were instituted against
4 number OF Southern railroads in Viii
Il,ington. Del. charging them with dis
terminating n freight rates.
y definite offer has been made ior the
stock OF the American Shlpbuilding %,
L IS a strike n The control OF the Great
Lakes.
Inc agent a the american Express
Company at Fordsvilie vas robbed OF
S-s.cco under peculiar circumstances.
A; Hamilton. ONO, TIE dry goods
store OF !. v Howe!! u Son caught tire
and the entire stock. valued al SI5o.ooo,
was destroyed or badly damaged. Both
the FIRST and the Second National Bank
bri'dings were damaged.
Al the 'nGues: INTO the dea;a OF MAJ.
Gus Rogers IL Bennington. VI. Lew
Fernam confessed thai the dead man
mad been murdered and implicated nm
sell and Rogers vie in the crime.
~ Iowa c:iy. Iowa. Charles Holaday
confessed ina; James 0auliagher Vas
murdered BY Mrs. Gauilagher: with
"hoia Eo!acay was IN love: and ina: the
murder was VIII! MS knowledge.
IRE occurred N the Pike Opera
House bU;:ding' Cincin"ati: where the
convention oi ING typographical Union
) DeinS he.d. ne convention mad lust
adjourned.
NO light has been thrown on the Bar
tholin case IN Chicago. The police have
70 ciue TO me murder and Barihoi!n 5
Whereabouts are sill unknown.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Notes of ln;eres..

The State Department has received
from ConS"l Mont 'han. a. Chemai:z.
a report showing ihe expansion OF Ger
man trade due 10 the development: oil
the empires consular system.
In a dispatch to the War Depart
.neni. General Ch&fce says the active
campaign against the Mo-os has been
necessary.
The Navy Department; 5 preparing
to test the iour wireless telegraph sys-
TENS brought from Ell. orc
Alinis:e- Powell has sen; 10 the State
Department a dispatch from Hayti CIV
ing a comprehensive review o. the pres
crt condition OF the island, with the en-
look for the future
DIR. Jesse Crounse. OF Altamon:. Y.
y. has called on the War Departures:
Ia panish Lieut. Louis J. Van Setback
because he viii not marry his daughter
The government will detail an archi-
;cct 10 complete plans ior legation
house in Pckin and t. superintend its
construction.
The Navy Department; is awaiting
with interest the result 81 the expert
mcn, al using oil as fuel on the steamer
Mariposa.
Minister Conger has transmitted 10
the State Department the decree con
corning the raising OF the indemnity
fund IN China.
Commissioner Yerkes. OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau. has directed that steps
be taken for the collection OF the tax
on profit and-loss accounts OF banks and
trust companies.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
FATAL CLASH
Al The Mines
Miner Almost Instantly Killed by c
deputy.
HIS ARREST PROMPTLY FOLLOWS.
III. Strikers Tried 10 Persuade Deputies
From Going to a Colliery-Th. Dead Nan
Had Been Leader Among the Ss-i!.,rs-
The Shooting Results in Mob OF MIXERS
Starting out for Vengeance.

Nesquchoning, Pa. Especial In a
clash between striking miucworkers and
deputies here Patrick Sharp striker
of Lansiord. was sho, and killed almost
instantly by deputy.
The shooting caused excitement for 4
time, but order was soon restored with
cut any other persons being injured, and
the town is now quiet, y deputy, Harry
McElmoyle. was arrested charged with
the killing q Sharp. and was taken to
jail at Mauch Chunk.
The shooting occurred shortly after Q
O'Clock. Five deputies were on their way
TO shaft No |. OF the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company. just outside OF the
town. In the center OF the town they
were met by number OF strikers, vino
began persuading them not TO 90 to the
coliery. The officers did not stop. but
kept on their way and tried TO prevent
any trouble.
The strikers. ii is alleged. then began
to abuse the men and followed them
nearly to the colliery. There arc con
flicting stories rs to what actually
brought on the clash. but Just before the
deputies entered the place 4 shot was
heard and Sharp dropped TO the ground.
The bullet entered his body close to the
heart and he died almost instantly.
Witnesses say that the shooting was
done by McElmoylc. and that he stood
only six or seven feet from Sharp. Only
one shot was fired.
The deputies withdrew 10 the coliiery.
and large crowd gathered about the
place When il was learned that Sharp
was dead there was the greatest indig-
nation among the strikers and other
town people, and for 4 time il looked as
ii serious trouble would follow.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Spanish Prizes Useless?

The Navy Department is in some
thing OF a quandry over the Reina Mer-
cedes. the Spanish cruiser which was
sunk in the entrance to Santiago har-
Dor a Jew days alter Cervera's feet
came on; to meet It's doom.
Alter the war the Reina Mercedes was
raised and sent TO the naval station at
Portsmouth. y. II. a; that time !, was
decided to strip her and take out her
machinery and convert her into 4 sail
ing ship. with the intention oil using her
as a training vessel. 1t now appears.
however. that the construction bureau
OF the Navy Department; questions her
ability TO carry sail. owing to the CON
formation OF her hull. Acting Secretary
Darling has referred the matter 10 the
general board for an opinion.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Big Cotton Mill for Kansas.

Kansas City. Mo. tSpeciaD.-A site
Tor the SIo.oooooo cotton mill project
ed By Eastern and Missouri and Kansas
capitalists has been selected II Holli-
dav. Kan. II miles west OF Kansas City.
IN option has been secured on 100
acres OF land. on which. beside the mill
and buildings directly pertaining to the
industry. il is intended to construct 4
village for the 5000 employees. whom il
is estimated the mill will employ. and
their families. w B. Smith Whaicy
OF Columbus. s. G.. who Is to he nan
agcr OF the concern, says 100000 OF
the first S5.ooo.o oo required TO build the
plant has been raised
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
A Deerhound OF the Seas.

Philadelphia tSpeciaN The new tor
pedo boat destroyer Chauncey returned
to the yard OF the Neafc & Levy Ship-
building Company after successful trial
trip The figures 1851" painted I'll
her smokestack represented the max
mum speed in knot, attained by the de
s;royer on her trial trip. Prcsidcn, Sod
dingcr. OF the company. says the Cham
cev made an average .; 800 kno:, ::
her Jour trial runs. and during the CIV
dnrance trial oi one hour she averaged
III. snccd rcnuircmcn;
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Volcano Wrecks Island.

anna (By Cabiel.-Tlic little
Torishima was overwhelmed
.anic eruption between August
August Is. and all the inhaIi-
nbering $50 persons. were IN
killed. The island is cover
volcanic debris and all The
n it have disappeared The
Is still proceeding. /; j &c
anfeei by submarine erup;ions in
icinity. which make it dangerous
sseis to approach the island. Tor
4. one OF chain extending be-
the BONN Islands and Hondo.
biggest island OF Japan.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
A Meteor Killed Him.

i Antonio. Texas (Spec;aD.-Ra-
Cruise. a Mexican sheepherder.
been struck on the head and killed
fragment OF meteor while herd
lis flock near Ellis. in Edwards
" Cruise was seated on large
owldcr. watching his sheep. when
c:cor icll. /; struck the bowlder
IS sh; tered. a fragment hit the
ION the temple and penetrated his
ausipg instant death The lsrg-
III the meteor found weighs
four pounds.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23

Loretto. Pa. (Spec;aD President
Charles NJ. Schwab. of the United States
Steel Corporation. has accepted the ad-
vice, of physicians and decided to retire
indefinitely from an active business life
tie WI leave America 10 seek some quiet
: ok foreign cline. where not an
70 oi the strenuous life he has led can
him. This information is auihen-
Golden never leaves the Schwab
and the exact nature OF his
5 illness cannot be learned
4 him.
Schwab is not confined to his bed.
nds much OF his time on his wide
a, which affords fresh air and 4
ng view OF the mountain slope
always with his wife or his parents.
strange part Of Mr.. Schwab's i'll
is that he is always within view Of
who call at the house. yet he Will
allow any person 10 approach INN.
oates OF the family receive the same
sssage. and none has been able TO CON
rse with President Schwab since he
re back to his nome from Atlantic
:, where nearly a month ago he had
attack. the first warning OF his weak
| condition.
The people OF the town. who still call
4 Charlie because OF their early and
innate acquaintance with him. are dis
isiaG>flis prospective departure. They
he is a sick man and are relieved
he will spend possibly a year IN
fort to regain his health
ne knowledge OF the people OF Lor-
is that Mr.. Sciwab is going away
swhere. His destination will be kept
ct. and he will do nothing but seek
until his nerves have been restored
neir normal condition and his mind
relieved OF the great strain re
ing from so many business cares.
Mr.. Schwab has been directed by
doctors 10 rid his mind OF all busi-
\cares. and he is obeying the CT
'eligiSsisly,
-ong The people OF the
..fiave conversed with The
ally corroborated the stories
intends to retire from active
IS life. His friends. however.
that If he leaves the United Sta.es
Corporation il will be at the die
noi any person other than HIM
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Kaiser a Prophet of Peace.

Dusseldorf. Germany (By Cable).-
Emperor William. who is visiting an
exhibition here. replying TO an address
OF welcome by the Burgomaster. an
nounced that he had great pleasure in
presenting to the municipality piece OF
land desired Tor harbor improvements.
He expressed the hope that Dusseldorf
would continue 20 advance under the
suspicious and peaceful prospects op-
en:rg up in Europe" and which he
trusted would continue.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Andrews Is Found Guilty.

Detroit. Mich. (SpeciaD.-Frank c.
Andrews, la:e vice-presdent OF the
wrecked City Savings Bank. was found
guilty OF nisapplying the funds OF
that institution after trial that lasted
four weeks Attorney Kirchner gave
notice that an appeal would be taken TO
the Supreme Court and 4 stay OF pro-
ceedings for Co days was granted. Al
though he was extremely nervous while
the jury was out. Andrews took the YER
diet calnl.y
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Life OF an Exact Man.

Vienna (By Cable. Probably ~,
most exact man ihat ever lived has iust
died al Vienna in his seventy third year
From his twenty-seventh year he kept
an accurate account OF all he bought.
his convivial life he consumed Is 80
glasses Of beer When $ years old he
gave up drinking but continued to
smoke constantly even in his last i'll
ness. In his lifetime he smoked o2S.-
zI3 cigars. OF these 4s.5oo were given
TO him. For the remainder he paid
SI2,c5o, or about cents each.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
A Gain for tennessee Miners.

Knoxville. Tenn (SpeciaD wage
scale :or the mine workers and the Coal
Crce! and Jcilico operators was agreed
upon here An advance OF l-o cents a
ton on screened coal and cent on run
OF mine was granted by the operators.
Nine hours remains a days labor.
monthly pay day is unchanged. and day
laborcrs get an advance of between one
third and one-hali cent an hour.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Congressman in Street Row.

Jackson. Mss (SpeciaD .-Congress
man Jchn s Williams and Edgar S.
Wilson. United States Marshal. were
participants in a street fight here Both
men were struck. and Williams face was
cut by a ring which Wilson wore.
Friends separated them. Politics and
publication in 4 newspaper are the al
legged causes OF the difficulty.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Wanted Kisses for Rent.

Boston (SrcciaD Because lie wanted
TO take out his rent in kisses IRON a
voting married woman. 4 wealth: real
estate dealer was fined SIS il The Cam
bridge District Court Mrs David Rose.
OF Portsmouth street. pretty blonde
and the wife OF an IRON worker lives in
one OF his houses. She said She did no:
have the rent when he called for it Az
gust I, but would have it il about =
week The real estate man. she says.
replied that he would rather HIS her
than have all the rent; that he put his
arms around her neck, but did not sue
coed in kissing her.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Swindling the Germans.

n (By Cable The German po-
just becoming acquainted with
ninal possibility OF Confederate
a man has been swindling ex-
in 100. 90 and 2o-dolla- Con
bills OF the 1861 issue. He has
BY advertising in agricultural
a manager for a large es:a.e
:, begun negotiations with
applied for the position. and
rtuniiies io- getting Con:ed-
converted into German
man is still a: liberty.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
French Win in Siam.

Bangkok. Siam by Cablel.-Frcnch
troops. after a record journey, have &C
cupied Phrae. and it IS reported the
Shans have been defeated with loss OF
200. The danger is believed 10 be over
and Europeans are now unmolested.
Washington. DC. Special l.-Alin;s.er
King. at Bangkok, Siam. cables TO The
State Department that quiet has been
restored in Siam and that the troops
are in conrol. He says American i:::cr
eS,S serfire-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
A War OF Cash Registers.

Columbus, Ohio (SpeciaD Suit was
brought in the Common Pleas Court
here by the Hallwood Cash Register
Company against the National Cash
Register Company :or $4,000. double
the amount OF damages claimed TO have
been sustained by interference OF the
National Company in lis rivals bust
ness. y temporary order preventing
the National Company from Interfering
with the business oi the iIallwood Com
panv was made.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Printers Denounce Anarchy.

Cincinnati (SpeciaD The forty
eight, convention OF the International
Typographical Union adjourned to meet
next August in Washington. Resolu-
tons were passed regretting the assas-
snation OF President Mckinley and de-
nouncing anarchy in all forms.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Killed Wife and Him sell.

New York (SpeciaD.-Ch"ries C.
Rubsai., well-to-do dealer in house
furnishings OF this city. shot and killed
his wife He then shot himself. dying
instantly Religious mania. so the po-
lice believe led Ruhsam TO commit the
deed. He was IL years OF age and his
wife 30 The couple LETT three children,
the oldcs, being 10 years old
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Killed BY Train.

Scv,h Bend. nd. (SpeciaD.-While
Mrs. Barney rcnenbaurl and three chill
lren were driving in this city their car
riacc was struck by Grand Trunk pas
.cnger tram. instantly killing one oi the
children ard fatally injuring the o,her
:hree occupants. The horse became IN
manageable and backed in iron: OF the
approaching train.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Cable Landing in Hawaii.

Rear-Admiral Bradford. chief Of the
Bureau Of Equipment, and who has
charge OF the charts OF the Trans Pacific
cable survey made by the Nero in 1890,
has received information that the Pa
cifc Commercial Cable Company has
obtained possession OF the land where
the survey provided the cable should
land Ii also secured RICH. OF way
for an overland cable from these land
ING points into Honolulu.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
Luther Marsh Dead.

Middletown. n y. (SpeciaD Luther
r. Marsh. widely known as spiritual
ist, died at his home at this place after
ar illness of several weeks.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
avs HaYo- Ia G.o-gii.

(Spscial).-A severe
with nigh winds. pass
IN section OF Georgia.
,.ndhonse oi the Air
blown down and
lesboro a dwelling
J one man was kill
Baptist Church and
ig were struck by
y escaped 6cs:-uc-
ksboro a building
& and b.rned. In
ening cotton was
: ruined. The
-sfie-~ i,le
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-23
J. N. SCHWAB
WILL RETIRE
q Trust President III Al His Rome al
Loretta. Pa.
S ENDURED THE KILLING STRAIN.

) Responsible Position at the Head OF the
ureat Corporation Too Great for Iiin-Al
Visitors are Excluded from His Presence
mr. dayley, A Former MaryIander. May
Succeed Him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-06
}DR. Al. BOYERS'
s DENTIST.
1OflCe. Poster Building, Main and,
I Walnut Streets.
R0WN & BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALITY
Office hours 8 to 12 an 1 to 5.

II. c. BAKER Hardware Company
will give you special prices on stoves
and ranges for the next 80 days.
FAIRMoNT is 20 have a wholesale
whisky house. At present they have
a wholesale whiskey consumption.
THE gas pressure was very weak in
South Morgantown last night and
people over there didn't appreciate the
return engagement of winter very
much.
Ar seven thirty this morning the
mercury registered sixteen above zero.
1t began to get colder last night and
after the snow ceased falling grew
steadily collier Until morning.
THE Terpsichorean club gave It's
regular weekly dance at Municipal
Hall last night. There was good
attendance in spite Of the snow.
LoUGH stock for mayor has taken a
rise since the plan of suggestion meet
ings in the outer wards has proven to
be such success,
THE heartiest congratulations are
extended Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Davis
by the many friends of the former
who live in this county.
FROM mutterings heard In the
fourth ward it is certain thas the re-
suits of the convention on Tuesday
night are not very satisfactory to all
concerned. 1t is said that the nomi-
nations are trifle too one sided,
BENNIE WILLIAMS of Fairmont has
sold the Colfax Brick company hold
ings at Colfax TO j. p Conn and G.
Fulton Of Uniontown who will oper-
ate the plant this year
ONE Of the rural mail carriers who
lives six miles from town was six
hours getting home. He left town AT
eleven o'clock and it was five thirty
before he reached his home. Had he
started on his twenty Ave mile route
he would have been out several days
and had to get a number of fresh
horses to make it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-06

HoGAN's Alley. the New York
Worlds Great Cartoon Comedy, will
he presented at the Swishrr theatre
1n Friday evening March 18th by the
best company ever presenting this
play. and includes such people as
Charles Dunn, Robert Corners, Jack
Reidy, Harry Willis, Edward Keost-
Ter, Oscar Lueksone, Misses Florence
Hartley, Maude DeLora, Elsie Cur
nier. Leah Wallace, Jane Whey ard
aud others The New York journal
ia speaking OF this production, says
Hogan'S Alley is the funniest show Of
the season. Those two Irishmen are
simply irresistible.
IT. c. BAKER Hardware Company is
buying goods nearly all in car load
lots aud are in position to give you
better prices than ever before. Give
US a call
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-06

Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where They are and Hoa they are.

Miss Provlns Of Masontown, Pa,
who was formerly student here is
visiting friends in town.
r. Meredith OF the Canton Bridge
Company, Ohio, is in town on bus
mess.
MIR. Forest Orr, OF Masontavn. is
Visiting his sister Mrs. George Cohun
OF North Main street.
Miss Francis Leech has issued a
number of Invitations for a party this
evening in honor of Miss Provins who
is her guest.
Miss Jessie Capehart has gone to
Millershurg KY. where she will at.
tend college She stopped at Par
kersburg and Point Pleasant on her
way to Millershurg.
DR.. d, b. Purinton who had an en-
gagement TO lecture at Pennsboro TO.
morrow night will not be able to 90
on account of an indlsposition and
DR.. 2. b. Reynolds will go in his
place.
w p Etchison Of friedrich, Nd,
| has signed a contract with A. A. Rog.
| erS and will be here the first of the
week to take position in his studio.
Mr.. Etchison is graduate of one OF
the leading Photographic schools OF
the country and will be quite an adj
dition to the list of Morgantown's ar
/ fists.
Private Turrel OF Company ID,
Second Infantry who has been at
home on Through is sick and is un-
able to report to his regiment. He
is stationed at Fort Thomas, Ky,
and is under orders to proceed
shortly to the Philippines He has
had one years service IN the army.
DR.. l.. M. Cobun will locate in
Morgantown April. 1st He will
take the offices now occupied by DIR.
Allen the Dentist. DR.. Cobun has
| spent the past winter at Jefferson
Medical College taking post grad
uate work He is brother of Geo
Cobun a we'll known citizen of this
place.
Mr.. Daniel O'Grady of Stewards
town has been in town on his way
back from StClairsville where he had
been visiting his daughter Mrs. L
FL. Rumble who was recently mar
ried. He purchased several lots for
his daughter and presented them tt
her before returning. He is on his
'way to Braxton county where hi
goes to take up some coal land. He
will be absent for several days.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-06
save Your Money.

The Bank of the Monongahela
Valley has added savings depart
ment to its business and will receive
savings deposits on which interest
will be paid. Deposits of $I.00 and
upwards will be received. Interest
compounded semi annually. Saw
ings deposits can be made at any time
during banking hours and the bank
will also be open from 6 to 8 o'clock
on Saturday evenings, for the &C
commodation of such deposltors'
For further information call at the
Bank