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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

Spokane, July 1.-THE Great Northern
lsoilermakers who went on strike June 6
returned 10 work at the Hillyard shopa
Mondsy morning at an incnased wage Of
IS cents day. IL was announced satui
day that the men employed al the HILL
yard shops had decided 10 return to work
regardless % the adjustment Of the din.
Guilty among the men employed ON the
eastern division, hnt a telegram was re
neive3 saturday from St Paul annoanc
ing thai the strike had been declared %
by the arbiirating committee.
Assistant General Superintendent II. A.
Kennedy. when asked about the matter
las, evening confirmed the report. He
said: aThe strike has baen settled and
the men here will return 10 work Monday
morning At $40 per day Of 10 hours"
The demand made by the strikers was
lor s3.75 a day on eastern and 81 per day
On The western division. with nine hour
sraie. The men prior 10 The strike were
receiving >s-es PR day Of 10 hours. The
company offered an increaae Of Is cenia
per DAY. which the strikers refused st first,
but which they have now accepted. About
l2 men were affected by the strike at the
HiiiysTd shops.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19
MONTANA ITEMS

n. eawteii has been appointed pos,
master al syivanite. vice J. T, Cra~'
ford, resigned.
A great increase in the quantity Of
WOO, marketed in Eastern Montana
~iil ba shown by the sales this year.
George Rowan, Northwestern man
aKsr OF the California Packing com
Many. vas killed In a runaway at mis-
sonia recently.
The capacity Of the Greenfield shir'
ana Overall factory at Helena Is TO De
doubled a. once by the installation o.
new machinery and an addition to the
building. ~
Ssaorse Cannon. who was killed in a
mine accident at Franklin. wash "ss
we'll known in Park county. HAVING
worked In the Aldridge and Cafo'"'
mines for several years.
n q penhow Of Carbon county al
EAR working At washington, ID y, ;,
s..rr.. for 4 month constructing a d'r'
vtnle alrship, upon which patents nav "
ba.n laeued. has left for Frankfort = =
y 10 Slve the machine the first p00
lss trial. 80, tt,rs,
!. tNsrsuaon county was visited oy
Are iass week and practically wipea gu gu
me mining plant and other pul'o y, s.
rhe Are 4 believed TO have been or, :, :.
esnalary origin. There was no '"'''
s.rs The plant will be rebuilt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

Berlin, July l5.-The ruin Of the Leip-
sixer bank that failed about a year ago
for nearly 10000! 600 marks was wrougal
by the fascinating personality Of AdoIph
Schmidt, according to the testimony given
at the three weeks trial Of the hanks di.
nectors. now nearing an end. The Trebor
trccknnng lgrain dryingl company Of
Cassel, concern exploiting on an enor,
nous scale process for drying beer dregs
and cattle feed. persuaded the bank 10
advance, during a number Of years. sums
Of money sggregsting S0.0o0.000 marks
Every member of the apparently wei
meaning board Of directors. when exam
lined before the jury, admitted that this
colossal business mistake was indefensibls
upon sound commercial principles. New,
ertheless they consented because Schmid
made them believe in the amazing pcsa-
bilities and profits Of the process. Schmidt
is described as having a quiet manner ana
simple way Of expressing himself in ornate
language He talks with a calm air Of
conviction and seems to have believed
completely in himself. He is now in jail
awaiting examination.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19
BOY KING IS UHRULY


New York, July l5.-The Journals
Madrid special says: The eccentric beha-
sior 81 Aiphonso XIII il causing Ia the
royal household considerable anxiety for
the future Of the young king, After an
gering the military authorities and antag-
0nixing his ministers, be IS now on strain
ed terms with the queen mother. whom he
has repeatedly insulted, and has estranged
the sympathy Of The family Of his court
BY the fondness be has developed for low
associates. His treatment Of his servants
Il NOTORIOUS. On slight pFoToeation be
splits ia their faces.
One evening recently be, disguised a. .
laborer. slipped away from the palace uEi.
recognized by guards and proceeded alone
and on foot to the slnm quarters Of Mad
rid, where be attended workingmen's
bali. He passed the night dancing, drink
ing and playing and returned TO the pal.
ace at dawn half intoxicated.
The queen mother, acquainted Of his
mysterious disappearance from the palace,
had spent the night in agOny. fancying
him the victim Of a plot. When she heard
the eaase ii his absence, she felt com
PEELED 10 demonstrate. The king few inro
passion, showered upon his mother all
the oaths acquired from his Low caste -
soriates and finally ordered heT out Of the
royal palace. The queen remaining impas.
1--we, ihe king cried violently: Il shah
call my guards to throw you into the
street His father confessor prevented
him carrying out this threat.
His ent0arage entertains fear that his
mind Is deranged. and has long been %,
although IL manifestations have not hith-
erto been rightly interpreted.
Ii il notorious that mot long before the
coronation be came down from his apart
lnenis stark naked one morning, declaring
clothing 10 be suPerfaoas, and paraded
the palace ia that condition for half q
day. deiying any one 70 touch bis sacred
person.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19
OREGON NOTES

Self biaAsss are already Al work In
she whsss ssias of umsilla eounsy.
Tas haasFossFs Of laae eoansy now
sSrscs nes Ia he aaosa ,Foahiosorne this
se@aDa has asn4i. and create greater
aamaEs TO she crops.
Master FIsA wanasn van Dascn has
Asnssnnpa tho arposnfment ~ A. J.
Webster. vpFrssntAiireeiccs from
casehasAss npastT. ~ deputy ash war,
ssa. 70 Eseoeea HeaEY DuitmAH. re.
signed.
rpsssns the shrns EpHshs enasnE
sans -. sssambeAts Ana hArEes maSs
sts trips thFuaEh shs socks Al or0roa
CITY. eaSvYinE tisi passengers. 500.
80 seos ~ inrseeF, 6siiEai feet of
logs. aaa t.siR ssns II freight.
n > md desire tos Vengeance 10 70
turn foe real or supposed wrongs. A
T. Iss36snE. . haysasdcr ~ Portland.
last weeh ssos ana INSTANTLY Killed bis
wife. his ssnshsF iniav. and = male In.
maass ~ The hoaas. and fatally wound.
ed BIS fashsr5n iaw,
MaaAEeF us1e. ~ the Willamette
Prwns association. reports The sale re
reatiY ~ several oAsH Of italian prunss
~ The crop II 1899 Tho price 10 Be-
paid l. So neata tor The seSoto ssre.
in rs pouad bsses. or basis price oil
~ cents In hAEa Tits IL the arE'
sale 81 The seasoa - far a. known.
II h nos probable THAI the special
beard AZ engineers appointed 10 invea
iiEAss The tiAFsa PROTEST for oPcnins
the Columbia river as The palies. and
/ she Marshall board 90 study the pro
lpcss Ter improving the mouth ~ Tbs
Columbia. may not be able to mee'
until some tine In September.
one % The larEes, Irrigation
schemes that any section Of the stats
can boast az has been inaagura'ea b
some AZ the business mon Of Bake
city. the pian Ia 10 make use Of M
waters Of sosne Of the smaller streami
10 irriea,e body Of e,tsoo acres Of LAM
north AZ The Lover Powder river DC
tween Glover and Goose creeks.
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va Arpsr,leameas. s.aae.

Washington, July l5.--The secretary Of
Rar has made an apPortionment for the
construction oE barracks and quarters for
troops out Of appropriations made BY tic
last congress amounting TO $500. $50. This
Is only part Of the appropriation and l.
in part divided among the following Postss
For buildings and Recommendations Al
Vancouver Barracks. Wash. for one fun
regiment Of infantry and two batteries Of
della artillery, $1,000; for buildings and
headquarters at Fort IAwton, Wash, fos
one battalion Of infantry, sl05. 500 fos
one battalion Of infantry at Fort wrigat,
Wash, SCI 600: TO establish eantonmeni
for a depot Of recruit instruction at San
Francisco, With the understanding thai
most Of the construction work viii b
done by the troops. $4,000: to carry on
the work Of rhabilitating the post Al
whipple Barracks, AriE., $4,000.
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IDAHO NOTES.

bonners Ferry has organized a pus.
mess Meas association.
A. Troy the celebration tha.
poaaponed on the Fourth on accom-, ~
rain was held the 10th. =
Inc Idaho brewery at Boise has mn,
y ts.ooo cooling plant that is one ~
uss most complete in the northwes,
The federal court in Idaho has De.
eaasd that a bank which Knowingly
pays q check drawn for a gambllne
debt 10 liable.
Indian Superintendent gsvanahan
ana hls ONCE force have been ayrmng.
ing Tor some time 10 remove me
agency once from spaldlng 10 the Ian.
sAs Indian school. and as soon As the
necessary arrangements can be made
me chance viii be accomplished.
= =. Porter, Lewiston fruitman
says THAI u II now practically certain
thst the Weyerhaaser Lumber synAf.
eats VIII s0oa begin work on mills
which viii have 4 daily cApaeity ~
e. os9 feet. He asserts thai with the
timber crews and the appertajnine
factories they will give employment 10
1 600 men.
Fhislp Adaie was arrested at gtites
last week Ia charge Of numbering an
AGED couple In Minneapolis ahoa,, a
year ago. the object Of the crime being
robbery. After securing $500 and I'm.
lhg the couple. Il is said the murderer
hfVd the house. Addie vas arrested
Iof the crime soon afterwards. hat a.
eAhed ~ iamPing from . fraln which
HAs ranaing a. tass speed.
a summer noFSnaI school the ays,
hsad In Ada county. has opened IN
Boise With 4 class of forty in asisnd
eAee.
discovery of q sixto0s ledge o.
gaAss1 sSaAging SaI gosd per ton has
been made on Hitt mountain. ahoa,
Ten sAiies from weiser.
u0FeEnot Richards. assistant CON
fistssloaeF Of the Eeaesal land once
wili assessls a. The sncsioa sale q,
ianas In the Port Hail iadlAa rnserya
iioa on jaiy ~.
Ths dad body AZ Private Daniel @
saseeAs q the Boise Barracks WAS
faana iotged 10 = pile Of brush In the
river ca shs list u Is believed b.
dEo~sea ainssii while temporarily In
s2ne.
caAssns J. sinssi. a. Boise. has re
essv@d AZ slegast hgoaas medal from
sac aaAnsrioas srposislon omeaals
NJ Rsasei had a. eAhisl, a Idaho
presses aaa pears wkieh took asSl pre-
nslam a. she hnnalo exposs,ann.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Seattle Is TO be given 10 additional
letter carriers September LIST.
Louis Haley tore up the fioor Of HIS
cell In the ConconuIIy prison and es-
capped last week.
A partially successful attempt to
rob the o. r. & N. depot at Eiberton
was made last week.
In eastern Franklin county wheat
prospects are quite no to par since
the heavy rains recently.
The big celebration at Pullman, July
IL, 10 take the place OF that planned
for July 4. was q grand mistake.
Walla Waila will have q fruit and
vegetable cannery in operation before
next years crop season opens.
Emil Miller, farmland, living al
View, near La Center. was gored 10
death by q mad buil the other after.
noon.
R. A. Grant, marshal Of North YakI
ma, has closed the gambling houses
and ordered the closing OF all saloons
AZ midnight.
The Crescent Coal Mining company
has a large force Of men developing
their property three miles west Of Che
halls. A good quality Of Ignite has
been struck.
Spokane ranks second in the high
est percentage OF gain in bank clear
ings. according to Bradstreet's record
Of 81 cities for the first six months o.
the year.
A company capitalized for 500. 000
Is forming at Chelan for the purpose
o. developing sufficient power TO fur
nish irrigation for the whole Cheian
valley.
The Snohomish County Agricultural
association melted profit Of over 500
on account Of the Fourth Of July race
meet at Everett. despite the bad
weather.
with harvest only 10 or rs days on
and many farmers almost ready Il
commence Eow, another bumper croT
in the waIIa WaiIa valley and adjoln
ing sections Is assured.
It has been decided to name tbs
camp Of the National Guard Of wash
ington. which viii be at Murray. neal
American Lake. In honor Of the late
i Col. J. J. Weisenberger.
State Fish Commissioner Kershav
says the present run Of blueback and
Chinook salmon in the Columbia rive
is rs per cent greater in volume thar
the run o. those fish last year.
The directors Of the school distric
In which Cornell is located. have 81,
500 in their hands to build schoo
and have no place to put the building
This is an afterclap Of the curious
townsite troubles which have ahiictea
Cornell for over a year.
Albert Krypstal, a boy 4 years old
was shot and instantly killed at tn
home OF his parents on the Moxes nea
North Yakima His brother. year
old. did the shooting. The boys wer'
| playing alone in the house. when the!
saw a loaded shotgun. belonging to /
neighbor. standing in the corner. tn,
older one took the gun and playful!
/ pointed IL at his brother. pulling tn
trigger. The load entered the DO.
above the stomach and killed him In
stantly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19
TRACHS PARTNER Is DEAD
HIS STORY or DUEL WAS TRUE.
Merrill Was sles In the Baek-The
Rensains Founa by wemaa who
Was Piekins Berries-Empfy
Shells FeuRa-Traey comes Eass-
wmFa-sew Posse starts Oat.


6eattie, July lG.--A special from Che
balls says; The body Of Merrill, who es-
capped from the Oregon penitentiary With
Tracy, has just been discovered. A bullet
wound 10 tie back reveals the nature 81
bis death. and substantiaies the story told
BY Tracy about the duel in the forest.
The remains were 10 a somewhat advanced
stage Of decomposition, but were still
recognizable.
The last time that Merrill was sean in
company with Tracy was on June 20. in
IumWater canyon, when both ESCAPED
their pursuers.
Superintendent Westendorf Of the state
reform school and Dan w. Bush Of Che
halls have returned and confirm the story
q the finding Of the body of the escaped
convict. Dave Merrill, who was killed by
bis pal, Harry Tracy. The body Is I'M
donbtediy that Of Merrill, and he was
killed 81 0 o'clock Saturday morning. june
~. The body vas found by Mrs. Mary
Wagner and II year old son Of Napasina
yesterday afternoon, who viii claim the
reward Of $3.50.
While picking berries they discovered
the corpse thrown ofer log and jammed
betaeen two tree stnmps, few feet OH
Of the main road.
The sheriff guarded the corpse last
night, and this afternoon the coroner il
bringing II in.
a bullet hole is plainly seen 10 thu
back and also one IN the wrist. Another
4 believed to be in the neck Three 30 so
winchester shells we're found, one behind
cedar tree ~ the roadside and tHa
about 10 feel from the corpse. The in Il.
cations are that Tracy fired the first shot
from behind the tree and then completed
the assassination Of his dying pad AMI
brother in law.
The sheriff viii permit no one 10 touch
The corpse until the arrival Of the corp.
ner.
Tracy first told the story that he had
killed Merrill the day that he rode IN 4
captured launch to Seattle, July 2.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19
TRADE REPORT.

r. @. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review OF
Trade for last week says;
Good news predominates. although
unfayorable weather proved a draw
back at many points and new labor
disputes arose. There is less. than the
customary midsummer idleness In
manufacturing industries despite the
scarcity Of coal Commodity prices are
fully maintained. Railway earnings
thus far available for June average
90 per cent larger than last years
and s0.6 per cent above those Of 1900.
New England shoeshops are more
fully engaged than at any previous
time during this year. In woolens the
best feature is the recorder business in
heavy weights, quick delivery being
desired. Corn has again been the prin-
cipal feature OF the markets for do
nestle staples. Spectators at the
West secured control Of the 5000. 900
bushels in the visible supply and CON-
PEELED the short interests TO cover con-
tracts at disastrousiy high prices.
Farmers reserves are evidently insig-
nifcant. for attractive prices do not
bring out even a fair volume OF re
eelpts. Wheat was quiet and strong.
exports from all parts Of the United
States were only 2.250.s20 bushels
compared with t.S5s.7ss bushels year
ago. Liabilities Of commercial failures
for the first week Of July amounted "a
s1.5T0. s6s. Of which s4s3.o4s were in
Manufacturing. ssS6.4le in trading
and $3.50. 0s4 In other Hines.
Failures for the week numbered 49,
IN the United States against EOS last
year and 10 In Canada against ~ .
year ago.
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SEATTLE, July 1.-THE only interest I'M
the Tracy hunt lies in the mysterious dis
appearance Of Sheriff Cadihee, who ses-
ered his connection with his Office and the
outside world in general Tuesday after
noon, when he vanished from the vicinity
Of Corington. The only thing new is the
following special from Ravensda'e:
John burlington reports that he disrcr-
cred some bloody rags in an old shack ons
mile west Of here. Nearby were the ashes
Of a campfire. He says the rags LOOKED
a. IL they have been used in dressinl
wounds. A little later two railroad men
saw mysterious man carrying a gun,
and hiding behind tres, in the same sec
tion. Theirs are no deputies in town.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

Washington, July ls.-General Chat
fee has been relieved Of the command q
the philippines and ordered TO the com
mand Of the east by an order issued today
by Secretary Root. The order is as fol.
lowss
aBy direction Of the president, Major
General ceoFge W. Davis win relieve Ma
lon General CAafFee Of The command Of tae
division Of the Philippines September 30.
1909. On being relieved General Chatfee
will, with his authorized aide, repair to
Governors island, New York, and assume
command Of the department Of the east
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ssllsssH issass4 ~ IL misssssy q aSss
eallsfs. lAx eaadsis4a a eSmsss KsAtna -
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o~tsF 10 euastssea ed ueaiAsss aaaea =
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M spsisT Eszsa wss wisAesiaa tfssa -
arasss. ara in Ns@ KasaAa ana tAs tauss
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sHa ~ the ssstAegm nane v waa tetal
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RuMoR THAT TRACY Is DEAD.

Reported 40 Have B~ea SHOT while
Crossing a small stream.
A runner new over the wires AZ
3s4S this mornlnR that sherta cud-
lMee af king ceansy And q small
body Of deputies sighted Tracy aa
he was t@raiaE a small stream I'm
the mountains Rad shot hIm seven
ttmea. killlnk the outlaw. The
same raaor had Il that Cudshee was
RiIshsly wounded. bat the rest az
the oFneeru escaped anhurt. II was
net pOaaible TO eeanrm the r1mOr.
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Tacoma, July 1.-THE inquest over the
body Of Merrill, the dead convict, has de-
vaoped the fact that he had served terms
in the Montana penitentiary al Deer
Lodge, one term under the name Of Nc
Tagne and the other under the name 81
Carroll.
Information is needed from Deer Lodge
as TO four false front teeth Merrill wore,
which the Oregon penitentiary officials
failed TO discover when examining him.
Conviets al Salem have since told the war,
den there that Merrill had false teeth,
and this fact was telegrapAed TO the ccrO-
ner at Chehalis this morning.
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Ionasa. July l4-The fact u tbs
,eSisAasion II tbs premiership q dFeAi
nrtrain b. Lord Salisbury. ~ fore
shaAowed In the dispatches u the
Associated Press. has beeh osneaAlis
~tyen 0aI FAe rsias nnAnisteF Laid
So~n shs responsibility u his ONES
iaiy ~.
wnhin "A hous~ hia mnlessy ele
ia A. j. naiE0aF. this g0feEnmsaEs
gs,st representative IN the house %
,smn,0as, 10 the pasiti0n " premier
wAtls IL wan sxpeetad - Political
a eommSfraai circles ghas L0Fa Sal
,.bary.s realremsas would 30 eSahss
a.gt wish the e0s0nAGioa u hing -
I'D 4 was eenEe2bY s0oAed Cor pra0'
40 ,AaI sxsaG. c0nseansnals aae@a sas
al, swpFtsa expressed ~ sas nsss
Ia taroaxk I0n8cn eo2eeFmea ms
80. nnshSs ahan she fart ~ t&e res
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"a, cAam,s@ssmin. The egAs@niAi sswfss
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N.w Y~sk. 1siy IS Fmssxus4s afe
ssr,He tspa Ysaeanssa. aahas@ he Iaagt u
sya.s. TrintAaa. surruepaaasas u Ne Her.
Ill There = saSpstse ~ tha sghAiiHses =
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tsslAH ~alsss. eageeasiiy At "a OuASFA,
vbsrs tbs ggvvspuaeal esssesAls ase sasa
10 AaVs rvrostea 10 f'spssasnl Castro has
iAsy esa Aa4 coatful shs fesuusiea.
Puerto Caheiie. Campamo and Hafrsaano
sw sitAsas United states waFships. AMI
tAs residents sss sapa@sA 70 RFeas dAagers
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~ JOAN. n. ". July ls.-eir Joserh
Little, chiss iusssse and Rgvsnos q Mes
fouHAlsnd, IL aRsd a he aes d 81. On.
ina 70 The recsnt resignation 81 Jassiee
hDnald MOfFisoa. which vacancy has not
eern allied. ssr JeaspA I1stlea dsasA
leaves Jus,ice Henry ueosTs Emerson The
only surviving member u The supreme
esnEt henrh.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

New York, July l5.-The engagement
is announced Of the Right Rev. Henry c
Potter, bishop of New York, to Airs. Al
fred Corning Clark Of this city and OF
CooperstoNn. n, Y. Mrs. Clark is well
known philanthropist and patron of art
Bishop Potter is now in Europe. Tae
date Of the marriage has not yet been
settled.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

Paris, July 1.-The colonial ministry
has issued the following;
a fresh eruption Of Mont Pelee oc.
CURED during the morning Of July II. II
was quite as violent as the one Of the
previous day, and was marked by loud
de,onations. followed by showers Of stone
and cinders, which fell on the commun's
Of BaSse POinte, Morne Rouge and Fonds
ST. Denis. The population remained calm.
There was no loss Of life"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

Minneapolis, Minna July lt.-~Judge
simpson gave Captain John Htchette
l"cofFee John') Of the police force %
DAVIS at the workhoase, the maximum
sentence possible under the law, for his
sale Of a police appointment to PatrOlmau
John Long.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19
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Washington. July Minister DoWen
considers The sitaAlion IN vensznsla such
that a, the request Of he State department
tho navy department has decided 70 ssna
additional ships TO "a Oaayfa. and totnOF.
TOW ~ the arrival u he Marietta 81
Kingston, JaHaioa, che viii hs met BY Or
dsrs to prOced TO Il 0uayra.