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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Judge Cochran in the Municipal
Court this morning fined Dewey for
being drunk. He was not the hero
OF Manila Bay but Edward sent too
many vessels along the coast 10 the
bottom and az he made loop and
thereby into the hands of the enemy.
The fine was 81 and costs.
The charge Of assault and battery
preferred against Anton Stelnle was
dismissed upon payment Of costs.
Lindley ID. Pennock was charged
with the larceny of dog collar.
There was noevIdence to connect the
defendant with the theft. The dog
followed his milk wagon and after
being ABOUT his sta BILE for time the
dog returned home without its collar
Deputy City Solicitor Garrett accord
ingly asked that the case he dis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

NEW YORK, Feb 10 Stricken with
heart disease, Albert HierstAdt, one Of
the most famous of American land
scapr artists He'd in his homo at .}22
Fifth avenue yesterday before his wife
or any Of his relatives could be sum.
was born IN Dusseldorf in 1920 and
was brought to this country when ali
infant He showed de"!'ltA lnclina-
ton for nrt willie hoy nnl gained
some reputation in crnyon skrtching
while he was teaching drawing classes
In Boston, although still In his teens
lie first began to paint in oil i'll 1851.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
SPANS BIG. STRIKE.
Idle Thousands Become Riot
Gus and Dangerous.
GOVERNMENT TROOPS FIRE ON MOB
Labor Trouble Spread. Through S0vs
sral Towns and Threatens to
Involve Entire Province
of Catalonia.

BARCELONA, Feb. 49, Riotfng wee
renewed here last evening. and crowds
Of strikers pnrnded the streets, doing
extensive damage. The troops charged
them repeatedly. but as they only sue
ceedcd in dispensing them the soldiers
opened fire. The strikers then assem-
bled in large numbers in the outskirts
OF the city. it Is feared they mediate
an attack upon the factories. Troops
have proceeded TO the factories to be In
readiness for an emergency.
A serious collision between the troops
tin. village in the suburbs. Here the
troops fired Oh the mob, killing three
and woundins six. At Badaleua the
mob attacked the gendarmes and the
cavalry who were protecting the street
car service, and a serious melee fol.
lowed. in which one person was killed
and three were wounded. At sabadcll.
also In he suburbs. the strikers burn
ed the octroi tax Offices and a convent.
Troops have been sent TO Sabadell
and 10 other places TO suppress the
disorders.
The strike movement threatens to
involve the whole Of the province Of
Catalonia. The strict censorship main
tu!ned makes it difficult to get accu-
rate news Of the occurrences One Of
the chief aims OF the strikers at BARGE.
Iona seems to be to prevent the sale OF
food The slaughter houses are filled
with meat, which the strikers prevent
from being delivered to tho shops.
Similar conditions exist In the other
food markets, with the result that
prices nre rising and famine is fear
ed 1t is believed the strikers have Sc
creted stores OF provisions.
The strikers have in many instances
attacked servants who we're returning
from market and robbed them Of their
purchases.
The newspapers are unable to pub
lish their regular editions
The number Of the strikers has In
creased to $4,000, aud the strike move
ment Is spreading throughout the vi.
cinity Of the city,
Three persons were killed and thirty
five wounded In Il collision between the
strikers and troops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
PREPARING
FOR TURNFEST.

=. The genera a! committee in charge
Of the funniest TO be held in this
city on June -, IA and l5 at a meet
ing last night selecting scheutzen
Park as the place for holding the
fest. Two sites for the fest, which
is largely series Of athletic games
were considered, Brandywine Springs
and Scheutzen Park. The latter was
chosen because 1t Is closer to the cily
and being enclosed. will enable those
in charge TO collect an admission fee
more readily.
The following program was also dc.
cided OH last night:
Friday evening, June 13 Recep-
rlon TO visiting Turner's and parade
In which the Wilmington Turner's
and visitors will take part This
will be followed by general social
time at Turn Hall
1 Saturday, June l4-Turners meet
at Turn Hall at 8 a. m. and proceed
to the cars for the park. AT the
park these events will be given as
rapidly as the time will permit; cia
turning by the various organizations
in the circuit.
Individual field exercises consisting
Of jumping, wrestling, pole vauting,
etc. Dinner Will follow and then the
exercises will resume as follows:
2p. ln. mass dumb-bcll exercises
by all Of the turner's attending.
! $50 p. m. mass wand exercises Dy
the active turner's Of the entire sec.
tion.
! g. sop. M, club swinging exercises
by women.
4 p. m , work on athletic apparatus
Including parallel bars, etc.
" Sunday, June Is, meruing swim.
ming contest in the Brandy wine.
i. Ga, m,, individual indoor events on
apparatus In the Turn Hall, followed
by dinner
Up, m, fencing, club swinging and
other individual contests in the Turn
Hall
Bp. m., mental exercises, including
prize singing by the different sections
and declamations
Monday morning will be devoted to
sight seeing and there will be no eN-
ercises. Most OF the visitors will re-
turn to their homes on that day.
1t was announced that the finance
committee would meet for organza-
tion this week and would at once pre-
pare plans for raising the funds nee
essary to make the funniest a sue
cess. 1t will take coEs idcrablc money
and the committee may decide to
give one or more entertainments for
the purpose Of assisting IN the WORK
OF raising lunds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

FLOUR State and western dull but in
tMS 25. winter patents, IS @t584.2s
VII HEAT- -Csneral!y firm and higher on
ing, May SiAaslhc, July. s4uS!Mc
RYE Steady state. GiT55c,, c, l. t. Now
York. car lots, No, western 5S'gc T. ..
b.. afoat.
ana better cables thap expected. May.
GGIu61 l-lGc July, Go%G 66sc
OATS-SioW, Dqt steady. with little
change track. white state, 81 J56u.. track.
white western, 5luaGc.
PORk-s,eady, mess. S!6Yll tumily, ST
Si.ARD-steady, rrme western steam.
BUTTE sm1suong; state dairy, sog2sc,.
creamery 22gSuc.
CHEESE Firm, state. full ere4m small.
is iis1y ts. mq"G 'sHv$t mai '2:asf} :y s t,nsy t,%y
Rhite 1laGl2c., large early made coloyed
l0t.U lie; large. carly made. white l0a.G
EGas-Excited state and Pennsylvania
Sc. western, at mark, SIC,
ctsqrHar, sqXHhNF3g y as s% ss tsF 'SH"s ssnts iS r
crushed, Ssga powdered soc
TCtPEN lNE-Steady at iissJ i5c
MOtASSES Steady; New Orleans 35y
RICE Steady; domestic, 4',aS'.e ia
~ 4AiY6W@ Steady: city. s,sc country.
HIY- -oust, shipping. soassc good to
choice, s7hffa0c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

LONDON, Feb. lo.-'rhe Daily Chron.
icle in Its Cape Town letter gives the
opinions Of DR.. Joseph c. Hartzell of
Cincinnati. missionary bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Africa,
concerning the refuge camps. Bishop
Hartzell thinks the formation of these
camps vas wise military move and
that they are likely to prove a more
provldential factor In future settlement
than was ever dreamed of through
their powerful educational influence on
the education of the Beers in hygienlc
laws and tr,ler views of social life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
W0ULDNOT RETRACT
Congressman Wheeler Stands
by Fiery UtteranoeA
He IS DENOUNCED and REN0uyCED.
Several Democrats Disclain All Sy m
yRthy with kentuckian's "snti-
hunkytsm" speech-scnate to
Vote on Philippine TnrtfY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. The
speech Of MIR. Wheeler tKyD in the
house last Friday. when he hitter
ly assailed Secretary Hay and Lord
Paunccfote and criticised the official
preparations for the reception Of
Prince Heury, had seque! in the house
yesterday durlr. the debate on the In
dian appropriation bill Mr.. GiIlett
Mass in "A half hours speech declared
that the intempprance of Mr.. Wheel
"r's language carried Its own condeni-
nation, Nevertheless he (Glletp sriey-
ousy depored such an affront 10 Il for
rign country. During the course Of the
speech two Democrats Robinson lnd)
and I'hayer ,Mass, disclainled any
sympathy with Mr. Whecier's utter
ances.
These disclaimers drew from Mr.
Talhtrt Is. g. the statement that he
desired - share in the responsibility
Of the speech, every word of which, he
said, he indorsed. Mr.. Wheeler himself
subsequently replied to Mr.. Gi!le,t, re-
affirming whit he had said aud dccIar-
ing thai he would stand by his words
whether they were discreet or not He
read II number Of letters. kilograms
and one cnblegram from London com
mend!ng his u,trranres The incident
was the featUi" of the day.
Earlier in the session Mr. Hill Comm
and Mr.. Shatruth tol.l discussed the
formers bill to redeem silver IN gold
Mr., kurl"son TEX, criticised the presi
dent lor changing his position Oil
trusts. Other speakers were MaSsrs
Reid tDen., ArkD. Sutherland Rep,
Utah l'adgett n'rm.. l"nnh rou
Dcm.. \. 81 ANA Robinson ,,ru1..
lud.J.
The Indian bill Itself WAS not touch.
ed IN the sprechuia king.
The Chinese exclusion bill has not
yet been considered by the senate or
house committees having il in rhnI ge
except to hear Interested parties The
friends of the measure have. however,
suggested numerous minor changes IN
the bill, in 10 way affecting The gen
eral principle Of exclusion, but design
ed to overcome any d'tticuitirs In the
technical execution of the exclusion /
laws. The changes are entirely tenta-
tive, however, and Eav" not hctn con
sidered by the committees now in
charge of the subject.
1t was agreed nv the ,puuia that II |
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE IDEALS.

The Ideals production Of North
ern Lights delighted a large audi
ence at the Opera House last night
whose appreciation OF the com.
pany $ efforts to please was cvinced
BY frequent ahd hearty applause.
The stAglog OF the play was up TO
the standard maintained bv MIR.
John Himneln and ELECTED mauy
complimentary criticisms A uun1.
Der oil different portray ais were
most effectively handled by differ.
ent members Of the company and
in several instances they gain evi.
fence Of ability not ususually dis
played BY those generally seen Ia
the ranks OF repertoire. Tho
Electrician. Blaneys well known
production, Is announced for to.
uisht and as it is presented with q
large amount OF scenic and me.
ChanIcal effects il will undoubtedly
be well attended. The company's
daily matlnees are proving very
popular aud being well patronlzed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
luNAcY BILL A LAW.
6ovspnor 0asIl siSns Rogers Meas-
urea Conference field.

Governor 0asIl siSns Rogers Meas-
urea Conference field.
Albany, N. r., Feb le-Governor
odsll ss Signed the Rogers bill ahok \
!shing boardi Of managers Of the asass
insane hospltaIs, Which BECAME chap.
ter 20 Of the laws u l4o7 The govern.
or flied with the bill a memorandum.
A conference was held lest night In
the executive chamber between Coy.
ernor OdeiI. nearly all Of the membcrs
Of the senate and all Of the eheirfnsa
of the various assembly committees
1t had been intended that all of the
bills pending would be discussed and
some action taken on them. However,
the, two and three quarter hours de-
voted to it were spent in discussing the
proposed charities bill. The sentiment
In favor Of such measure was very
marked, only half dozen speaking
against 1t. Finally. OH motion OF Sena.
tor Green, committee consisting of
Senators Ellsworth and Higgins and
AssembIymcn Nixon, Aids and Kelsey
were named to draft Il bill and intro.
duce 1t in both houses The committee
is to use its own judgment as to what
the provisions Of the bill are to be, no
suggestions having been made by the
conference.
All Of those composing the commit
tee accompanied Governor Odeil on his
tour of Inspection of the state instltu.
tions last summer.
Rear Admiral Srhey was refused the
courtesy Of au Introduction to the state
senate. lie was introduced In the as
sembly BY Speaker Nixon and was re.
ceived with applause. He expressed bis
appreciation Of the honor done him In
few formal words Senator EIle.
worth, the Republican leader in the
senate. was responsible for the slight
by the senate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

James l.. DcNou aged 81 years of
No 1911 Delaware Avenlc died yes
terday morning after an illness OF
more than two years with paralysis.
MIR. DeNou was a natiyeof Viii
mington and a son of Major James
DeVou, wlIowon his tile in the MeXi-
can war. In early life he learned the
trade of a tlnSmith with James L..
Haddon, then Il wcll-knoWn timer in
Wilmington, and worked at that oc-
cupation until he lost the sight of one
eye by an accident, and found that his
work, which was mainly putting on
new roofs. was Scriull>lv affect ing his
sight.
Mr. Devon then opened Il notion
store on the southeast corner Of Fifth
and Market streets.
Some time about 1860 Mr.. Devon
disposed of his store and started the
brokerage business in an Office in the
rear of lac same building in which
business he remained for several years
He then retired from active business
except To manage real est ate develop
mcn' ar similar plans. lie was inter
estcd with Joshua Il. Head in many
Of his real estate plans and was at one
tim" interested in Il real estate deal in
ST. Paul, Mimi, which was success
fn', tn politics Mr.. Devon was a Re-
publican. and he was one Of the
Original Republicans in this state
He took an active interest in politics
at one time and was secretary of the
Republican State Committee, in
which position he took active interest
and did effective work.
The deceased was well known. lie
leaves Il widow two daughters and Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. 13-Tns
United States gunb0at Machias sailed
yesterday afternoon for Havana to join
the north Atlantic squadron. In ap-
preaching the coal docks at the navy
yard the Machias was caught by a
swell and driven with such violence
against the docks that one of her plates
was loosened. and she sprung leak.
but this proved not as serious as at
first thought, and tho damage was
quickly repaired, enabling her to sail
az soon as she filled her hunkers with
coal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

Now YORK. Feb. l0.-Ihe ccremo-
ny uniiIng in marriage Miss Alice Nor
ton the daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Levi
z. Morton, and Winthrop Rutherford
in Grace church was performed by
Bishop Potter. assisted by the Rev. DR..
W Il, Huntington, rector of the church.
Following the ceremony at the church
there was a wedding breakfast at Mr..
Norton's house Mr.. Rutherford and
his bride left In the afternoon for Il
bridal tour through the south. They
will sail for England in a short time
aud after the coronation make Il tour
of he continent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
Fell Fourteen StOrics.tO Death, /,

CLEVELAND, O.. Feb. 10.-Harry J
Wilson and Fred Duell, structural iron
workers on the Scoiield building at tile
corner of Erie street and Euclid ave-
nue., were killed by falling fourteen
stories to the ground. The men were
descending an elevator. A large tim.
ber projecting from the elevator caught
in Il passing floor and tore the floor Of
the elevator, allowing the men to drop
the awful distance. Both were dead
when y&cked up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
UNDER SOUTHERN Skies

In selecting and staging the play
10 which Grace George is now ap.
pearing in The stellar roe, William
A. Brady has not been imbued
with the idea that no one IN the
play should have chance of dis.
PLAYING their ability except Misa
George, In many instances PLAYS
are cut aud altered and good parts
are mutIated so that no one but
the "s'ar" has any chance OF gain
ing either Laughter or applause.
Nj. Brady wisely has not followed
this plau. The many fine parts id
"under Southern SKIES remain as
they were peuned by the author.
The effect oil this unusuallv 6nt
performance IS enhanced ot scenery
of great beauty and realism. Miss
George appears here at the Operj
House on Friday, March I.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
Tyenty-six Families Bnrned OIr

CHICAGO, Feb, 10. Twenty skt
families were burned ont last night in
d fire that destroyed the four story
apartment building located at Fifty
sixth street and Madison avenue.
Many women Acl children We're com
PEELED to leave the building by way Of
the fire escapes. aided by hremen. but
all the occupants of the structure have
been accounted for. The loss is $lCc.-
"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
ITEMS FROM


lie funeral OF MIS-. Alice l..
Cannon, wife of Charles H. Can
non, took place from her late res
idence, Monday afternoon. Ser
vices were in charge of Rev. Mr..
Mason of Newark, assisted by
Rev. W. P. TAYLOR, of Cornersyille
Md. Burial took place at White
Clay Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Can
non had been an invalid for two
or three years and Il great suffer
er.
Some friends oi the NJ. Z. Church
will give Il musical and literary
entertainment next Saturday even-
ing Feb. %, in Institute hall The
small admission fee of - cents
will he asked and lunchen served
after the entertainment.
The Social workers of Salem
NJ. L, Church will h>ld their
month y meeting at the home of
}. W. Dayett, at Cooch's Bridge,
on Thursday evening, Feb. 10th.
If stormy that night the Society
will meet on Saturday evening
following at same place.
\ generous, donation was tend
cred Mr. and Mrs. David Reed on
last Thursday evening by their
friends.
Rev Fred Z. McKinsey, Of the
NJ. L. Church took as his theme
last Sunday evening, "A Free
Slave" Next Sunda, night his
topic will he, "A Woman's In
tlucnca
The people about Salem regret
the departure from their commute
itv, NJ. Evan Rohineonand family
They moved to q farm recently
purchased by Mrs. Robinson
near Appleton, Nd
Farmer AlcewS, near town. was
unfortunate last week in losing
on, Of his work horses.
Rev. Olin $. Walton of Red
Lion who has been quite i'll, is
reported ao being much better.
Mr., Clarence Duke, formcrlv Y Of
Royal Oak. Ml, but residing at
the present at Camden, \. J. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mckin-
sry 1T the narsonnre last Sunday.
Mr. and Nlrs. {. Still Chew of
Mart,u, \, j. eponl last Sunday
with Mrs. t'hews parents. Mr.. and
Nh. jl.nes AprielN.
Miss Emma Drattan is rcroy-
eling from 4 severe col that close
j. horieled ON to Pneumonia
Nr, Frank Hawthorn Of O,lc- !
ton, las been recently elected |
Ir"strr oftllu VI. L. Church.
Mr.. Wm. AppeIby WA, the guest
of relatives lii Chester. one day
last week.
Mrs. Nor. Cuhce Of Wilmington,
va, the guest of her sister, MIS-.
David Reid, one day last week,
i,oy. WA =, Taylor Of the Viii
1linyton Conference, now station
al at Drckwiths. Md, looked III
,n some of hi, former porishiners
nero o1, Monday Of this week. All
yel, glad to see him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
SIS HOPKINS.

Miss Rose Melville who has mace
the character Of SIS Hopk us famous
all the country over has been called
the female CoqueIin OF the Ameri-
can stage, Her deliclous comedy.
her exquisite rathos aud her
charming personality all combine
to make her cne Of the most bril-.
liant condolences this country has
ever produced. She comes to the
Opera House next Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
May Cause MILK Fa mine.

MlDDLETOWN n. u, Feb. 49, Tho
bIockaded condition af the country
highways in Orange sullivan, rlstey
,erferIng with the Transportation Of tho
milk supply Of the farming sections.
The farmers are finding it almost i'm.
possible to get their produc, to the sta.
tiDjIS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Feb. lD.--Gen.
cral Frederick Funston was DISCHARGED
from the hospital yesterday and at
night at Convention hnil reviewed tho
Third regiment, Missouri national
guard. He appeared 10 b" in perfect
health and took great interest in the
affnir. lie was given rousing rccep.
lion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

Eggs were selling from ij to Doc.
bnter, &c to 35c pound. pork 10 TO lBr a
b;"rangoS II Gems TO t)c dozpu mutton
Sc to l&c q pound potatoes, il45 +. bu,h,,
cabbage &c to DC head chicken. iIu to IS
each; beef from sc to 2Ic IL pound, veal So
70 Is cents do calf = liver % conts nina
hupjo. 100 each turkeys t, to 70 cents a
pound d;appics Is and % cents !, of peck
sweet potatoes l1c quarter 0. a peck;
guinea, 80 to 10 cents each; ducks 30 to Is
cons each tomatoes, 2i cents quart,
Strawberries )1c quart, lottuce, &c 70 l3c
IA bead
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
'rs~' Took Oath OF Office

Chief OF Police George BarG.H.; Cap
tain Charles +. Evans and Sergeant
Hiram White took the oath Of office
this morning before Judge Cochran In
the Mmicipal Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-Land In Fifth
avenue touched record price yesterday
afternoon when the lot at No. 3D1 sold
for $l63, 3,O0u. AS there are 2,2OO square
feet IN the property. this Is $74
square foot, the highest price ever paid
In Fifth avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

John Pogue has postponed his
sale of farming implements and
stock until Friday February Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

All the healing talsamtc virtues Of the
Norway pno arc concentra' oil ia Dr.
woods Norway Pine Syrup. Natmc's
own remedy for coughs aud cod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
Nebraskans Have Money

LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. 19.--~ln his an.
nual report Secretary Royse of the
state banking board said Nebraska
mover had so much money In her banks
as now. Deposited in the state and
national banks there Is the sum of $751;
o72,43o. M average Of s7s.1e Tor each
man, woman and child In the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

NEWBURG, N. T.. Feb. 10--By the
will Of Mrs. Eleanor Clara Lockwood,
pr0bated here, the sum Of 1000 goes to
St. Luke's hospital and the same
amount to the First Baptist church Of
Newburg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

t1's q mistake to imagine that itching
Piles emit he cured; mistake to suffer a
day longer han Won Gnu holp. Donn's
Ointment. brings instant telief and perm
mont curo' A.! any drng 8, orc. go oen =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

Hunlrods OF lives saved every ar by
having Dr.. Thomas Eolectrlc Oil In the
house Just when II IL needed. Cures
clonp, heals burns cuts. wounds OF every
sort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
lSl mortgages IN supls TO suit. For sale
roll top dcsik in .oul order. Henry HOPES .,
4l3 Market street 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

t,NnW AND ICE CAUSE ACCIDENTS BUT
= S:I Win not feel SO bad when You got
hurt it you carry an accident policy with
the Onion Casualty Surety Com pAny, FAnda-
vof S toilnuGhec agents, IA EQu.ta ,!c build.
ing II