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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
NEW YORK SALOONS.


New York. March 8.--A committee of
the city club meets next Monday TO dis
cuss the feasibility OF the establishing
IN New York city q scheme Of saloons
modelled after lhc famous Central Pub
We Trust association Of London The
idea ls o. place drinking Of intoXicants
~ moderation ON % respectable basis
The father of the plan Is Il. Fulton
tuung who viewed its workings on
the other side. He collected data con-
corning it, which were placed before the
city club for consideration
N'rhc general plan includes q big cor
pomt.on which win buy selected sac
looms, combine them with restaurants
and conduct them IN IDEAL respeotab.lity
and ion strict Observance Of the laW.
The hope is that these places may be-
come popular because Of the purity OF
the goods disponded and the absence Of
gin mills" atmosphere.
The London saloon scheme ls in
dorsod by many Of the leading citizens
ana clerics of Great Britain. IT'S sec-
rotary Is Earl Grey and among IT'S Vice
presidents are the bishop Of Chester
and Joseph Chamberlain. The mana
gers and assistants Of the public houses
are paid q commission ana salary and
are made responsible Tor the proper
conduct OF the places They are not
permitted 10 sell liquor 10 any one who
rs habitually "a drunkard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

be the most imposing Of any govern
nent building IN the west; II certain.
" viii be an Improvement on the Fed
cral building at Denver which was only
completed after years Of political
agony and uncertainty. The specihca-
tions viii be completed in two weeks
and then bids viii be called for in the
Salt Lake papers Ground ought to be
broken next month.
This is the successful GROWING Of
long and we'll directed efforts on the
part Of Salt Lake citizens to secure a
much needed Federal building in this
city. The government offices have
been scattered pretty well over the
city, the land office for instance being
In the Templeton block on South Tenn
pie street, while the other offices are
scattered all the way to the Dooly
block on west Second South street to
the City and County building at state
and Fourth South street, However
during the old territorial days the fed
eral offices were pretty well grouped
In the Groesbeck block, now the Ken
yon hotel.
Not an unimportant feature IN the
effort was the struggle at home be-
tween diverse business interests as to
the location Of the government build
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
} Au,omobilists Sail for Europc.

New York, March S.-'rwo noted au-
tomohilists viii sail for Europe today
on the Kronprinz Wilhelm TO uphold
the prestige OF the United States In
faces for power-drlyen carriages that
ere to be held on the continent within
the next three months. W. X Wander
bit, Jr, and David Wolf Bishop, both
members Of the Automobile club OF
America. are the pair who VIII COM
pete In the pace killing Journeys m
order 10 prove that Americans are not
lacking IN the nerve and akill required
.or a racing chaneur AZ least two OF
the races promoted abroad viii occupy
the attention OF Messrs Vanderbilt ana
Bishop The 375 mile dash from Paris
20 Bordeaux viii be their first test
Their second race viii be the trip from
Paris through France, Switzerland. Ba-
varia and Austria TO Vienna TO be held
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Amer wearcrs of Bird Feathers.

Chicago, March S.--rhe Illinois Audu-
bon society Is going 10 strike a blow AZ
the roof OF the fashion Of wearing sea
gills and terms for bonnet decorations
The society has decided that moral
suasiOn with the women Is not effective
and that the people TO get after are
the dealers.
Every milliner's house IN Chicago
wholesale and retail, Is TO be served
with a notice that the selling OF skins
Of gulis and terms and song birds is
lllegBl under the law Of Illinois The
name Of each bird which Il II forbid
den 10 buy or sell will be given IN or
der that ignorance cannot be pleaded
as an excuse for law violation.
A committee chosen by the directors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

De compromise on about Slj00O,O00
Three citios-New York New Orleans
ana San Francsco-wlll have an aggre.
gate Of over ;50OO,OOO, and many other
cities are asking half million each,
Then there must be a large number Of
smaller places recognized or the bill
could not go through The actual ex-
penditure win not be made until sites
are secured and plans prepared by the
supervising architect
MINISTER WU'S ACTIVITY,
Minister WI Is taking a very active
interest In the Chinese exclusion bill
and has been fighting It at every point
lie can talk to senators and represent
atves 'unohlclally and does 80 when
he happens TO meet them He cannot
go before committees and make argu-
ments but has taken the diplomatic
method Of writing 10 the state depart
ment protesting against the proposed
law More than this prominent ottor-
neys sac are known 10 be employed
by the Chinese minister have appeared
before the committees Of both senate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

He has provisions sufficient, II is said
to Withstand a long siege.
Gen. Benz. f. Tracey, who now rep
resents the interests OF Mr. Guden
having been recently employed as spec.
ial counsel, will see the former sh RIM
In the Kings county courthouse this
morning and It is believed he will move
for writ Of prohibition to prevent Col
Dixie from disturbing Mr., Guden Gen,
Tracy will carry the case into the
courts In some form and II is his desire
and that Of his client that possession
of the Office shall remain with Mr., Gu
den pending a decision.
On orders Of the "commander-in-
chief only the most faithful We're
placed on guard AT the courthouse
where there were said to be some signs
of weakening among the deputies Il.
was apparent that the men In the Ray
mond street jail were more loyal than
those at the county courthouse, War
den Roach accepted orders to the as
sistants and to the doorkeepers. Every
thing was tightly barred and no one
was admitted who did not carry pass
signed by Mr.. Guden
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Ethel Foraker's Thrilling ENperlnce

indianapolis, Ind, March S.-Mlss
Ethel Foraker, daughter of United
states Senator Foraker had a thrilling
experience at French Lick Springs with
an Interchangeable horse while she and
Miss Katherine Maitland Of Michigan
were horseback riding The horse be-
came frightened and ran for over three
miles. Gerald Sewegenmith Of chi
cago, who was with the ladies' and Miss
Maitland followed as rapidly as pos-
sible. Az a turn in the road Miss For
aker's horse yaulted a fence and con-
tinuing across the open field lcaped a
small brook There he became more
tired on the soft earth and Miss For.
aker succeeded In holding him In check
until her friends arrival Miss Matt
land was thrown in the chase but no
seriously hurt.
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Rode on n SnOwslidc.

Telluride colo, March Two men
were carried down the mountain about
1000 feet by two Uowalides al the san
Miguel mine today Neither was killed.
They are Isaac Johnson, a trammer
and Herman Goettnger cook John
son was severely injured.
News from the Ingram basin was re-
ceiVod today. The seven miners fof
whose safety much alarm has been felt
are alive and we'll
The mill at the silver ChAf mine
owned by former Gov Ava Adams, has
been destroyed by snowside NO
one was hurt
The work Of recovering the bodies OF
slide victims at the Liberty Bell mine
has been suspended on account Of re.
cent storms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
HECTOR y. Mcleod Missing.

Omaha, NeD. March S-Hector T..
Mcleod, contracting agent Tor the Mer-
chants Dispatch Transportation COM
pany, hus been missing since Mouday
when b. drew his month salary He
had a good position and stood well
with the company for which he had
later an Chicago before De came 10
ouahn m 1879 No one knows of any
trouble n which he was involved, and
hts Disappearance Is o mystery, lie IS
30 years old and unmarried
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
To Bestow Unusual Masonic Degree

Austin. Mimi, March S.-Prominent
members Of the Masonic fraternity
from all parts Of the state are gathered
here 10 witness a ceremony believed
to be unique In the annals OF Masonry
This was the comforting Of the degrees
upon six brothers-Charles, James An
drew. William David and George Ault-
father About 400 MasOns witness d
the ceremony last night and az IT'S con-
clusion sat down 10 a banquet uol,
Van SAINT was among those present anu
delivered an address at the banquet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

not the bona iide rooms for dodgers also
must cloSr
Dist Atty Jerome Is credited with
bringing matters to climax In his ef.
fort 10 force legislation at Albany on
'he excise question Last Sunday, IL Is
said. he mad detectives at work In every
precinct I'm Greater New YORK collect
ing evidence. These men furnished him
with a list OF 5000 saloons which failed
40 comply with the law.
Dist Atty jerome Il Is said, present
cd this list 90 Cot Partridge we are
willing to close next Sunday" said one
of the saloon men last night. "as an
object lesson to the people Of New
York We realize that public sentiment
r iu our favor aud that jerome and
Partridge too, are opposed tn the pres
,nt law We want 10 cooperate with
them in order To- bring uhout the pas
sage OF moro conservative law"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
swIss Casla lhr Howard Mnseum.

Berlin, March S-Prof Franckc Of
Harvard university has received It,
ter from the United States mini star
at Berne, A, $. Hardy. announcing that
the Swiss fedora council viii con
tribute 10 Harvards Germanic museum
plaster casts Of representative Swiss
sculptors. The selection win be made
from plaster casts now In preparation
at the National museum, Zurich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
nrnkcman KilIs Colored CheC

Minneapolis, Mimi, March S.-Her-
bert Cailaghu, a Northern Pacific
brakeman, shot and killed :. II, Collins,
the colored chef of the San Angelo ho-
tel last night in the kitchen Of the mo-
tel. Mrs. Gallaghu has been employed
AT the hotel and had reported to her
husband that the negro had offered
insults 10 her. Gallaghu was arrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

Of the society will visit the retail mil
liners and after an inspection Of the
stocks VIII point out to responsible
persons the birds which IL is unlawful
for them to sell The committee viii
then request that the prohibited birds
skins De returned to the supply house
from which they We're purchased. II
me merchants agree TO do this they
vlll avert prosecution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

New York. March S.-Continucd agi
taton " the excise question has
brought forth an order from Police
Commissioner Partridge that every
drinking place In New York not hav-
ing hotel license shall be closed from
midnight tonight until Monday morn
ing II viii be the driest Sunday known
in many years
Every Rainss law hotel which has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
HOOP AND MOUTH DISEASE.
Sure Means Discovered TO Render
Cattle Immune.

Berlin, March Sat session Of the
budget committee OF the Prussan diet
Privy Councillor Krchner made the
important announcement that a sure
means had been discovered to render
cattle immune from the foot and
mouth disease he added that It was
justlhable 10 assume that preparations
would shortly DE available whereby in.
divduals could immuni2e their stock
comparatively cheaply Prof Lofter
who had conducted the experiments 60
this successful end had tested the bac-
clllus remedy and had found It danger
ous and inencaeiOuS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

IN June on early In July. More than
,-j entries already have been received
for this event Mcssrs, Albert G. Bost-
wick and Foxhall f. Keene have also
entered for the Paris Vienna event and
Ii they start It WIN render the contest
q still greater interest to sport.loving
Americans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
ElectrIn sMilch LIghts.

Chicago. March S--Electric switch
lights are 20 replace the old-tlme oil
lamps on the Illinois Central system.
OniccyS of The road have been expert.
menting with the new style lamps at
the terminal at Park Row station, Chi
cago, and they are so pleased with the
results that contracts have been let for
equpping The wards in Fulton KY
and Fort Dodge, Iowa. with the new
device
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
sapphire Discovery in Montana,

Fort Benton. Mont, March 1--Groat
excitement exists over the discovery at
Highwood OF an extensive deposit of
what experts class as sapphircs. Tho
stones when cut possess brilliant hue
Of the character Of the YOga variety.
but more smoky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
Want Sugar Torir Retained,

Washington March 1--Senator Teller
To-Day presented IN the senate memoir
iI from the Colorado legislature urg-
Ing ihat the present taH0 on sugar
tc retained and protesting against any
reciprocity Win cuba as opposed 90
the rapidly bcot-sugur iu-
forests Of the western states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

has come here within 80 days Con-
sidcring the distance travelled, and the
length II time required, the fruit was
in good condition, but 1t lacked the
high color that makes the peach IA
yoritC with consumers. There We're
only few boxes with dozen peaches
IN each
The price was not high considering
the long distance over which they
we're shpped-Si5O a dozen or S1la
cents each A few dozen plums came
with the peaches. They command SO
D dozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
Earl Han, Columbia, to opcn Today

Sew York, March S-Eou Hall. Coo.
,Imbia's new building for tho promotion
uf the religious social and phiIau-
inropic side of university life. win De-
formally opened today The hail cost
approximately Sl25Coo and was gift
% Columbia from William Earl Dodge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
-
'"ritlfF GUDEN's CASE
Barricaded in Courtbouse
ana Ready for seipe

Of Gov i S5 March s-As the outcome
Guden ,olells order removing Charles
conn, ron Office as sheriff of Kings
COUNT uuden is now barricaded In Inc
given l rs,s,, mouse and is said 10 have
bike wbo t n ucllons that Col, Norman s.
cor sbs sT was appointed as his success.
there '' NV. hot be admitted 10 mis- Office
nut 10 the Raymond street jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
win Adopt London form of Contract

New York, March S.-The board OF
managers OF the New York Metal ex-
change has decided 20 adopt the Lon
don form OF contract for trading In G..
n. = coppers, This movement the
members hope. VIII cause 10 be trans
ferred 20 ine New York exchange
large amount OF trading In options
which heretofore the London metal Ak
change has enjoyed exclusively
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
Judge Moves Clerk Sentenced.

Oakland. Cal, March &c. 4. Frost,
who as clerk FOR Judge Noyes was
mixed up In the Nome mining trouble
and recently sentenced 20 one years
imprisonment Tor contempt OF court
arrived today from Washington and
began serving his sentence In the Ala
media county jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
A New Trust Company Organized,

New York. March S,-A new trust
comrnny. 10 be- known as the Lincoln
Trust company is being oIganlAeEq IN
this city Its offices propapiy wiz w
I'm Fifth avenue, near Forty -seloile
street. Leading nnanciers are ihtereSVeu
In the new company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
cnnn cnlonr Penches In Chioago.

Chicago. March S.-Peaches from
Cane Colony, South Africa, yesterday
made their appearance in the Ch'csbo
market. This was the second lot that
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's;.,.,s..,,.:.,..,..s....,a.at...:.. 49,.

Bids for Construction to be Advertised For Without
DeIay--WHI Take Two Years 10 Build and Will Give
Employment 10 An Army of Workren Something
Of the Conflicting Business Interests That Struggled
For the Ste-Change in Location Not Probable Now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

Federal building for this city
which Is to be erected In the
south,yest corner of South Main
and Market streets during the
a current year, II Is TO be OF
stone. IN the later Italian re-
,.,,s,nce style of architecture and WI"
s.. compact and yet an lmposins'
1,rsed and handsome structure. the
Jo.I-ner was James Knox Taylor sup
.rd,ns architect of the national
rasnry Whom completed salt Lakes
poieal building WIN be an ornament
N, onIy TO this city but to the entire
state
Tbe area Of the building Is lSOXliO
ret practically square, four stories
end basement nigh, with an open
o,eo IN the center above the first story
qpo basement win include extensive
orsl and retiring rooms with space for
heating apparatus, storage apartments
,.irrssos near each Of the front cor
r,-s Of The building with elevators ad'
s,ent to each. and rooms for the use
otne letter carriers, The first floor is
10 be occupied by the postoilce, with
connodous apartments for the post
master and assistant and the various
departments Of postollice admInistra-
ton. also the necessary cloak ana toilet
rooms. Some radical changes have
been made In the arrangement Of the
Offices and fixtures from the original
Dian. as the designer not being ac-
uuaHted with the necessities of Salt
Lake and the constantly increasing
scope Of Its postal service and require
loen.s had laid out q scheme OF floor
arrangements that would not have an
sweled at ALL Postmaster Thomas Inn
mediatey wrote to Architect Taylor ad-
ylsiug him IN the premises, suggesting
what the requirements here demanded
and changes have been made accord
ngy,
The poSionce door will be lighted In
the center through skyllghts over that
story leaving the stories above TO be
lighted from an open inner court ex-
tending from the apartments In the
font Of the building to the rear look
Ing towards West Temple street. The
second story viii contain the United
states courts, court chambers, clerks
oGces United States marshal's office.
end the court rooms extending up
through the third story, thus making
ior the latter lofty and commodlous
apartments In the third story the
l'ahs provide for internal revenue Of
noes library and jury rooms. The
fourth floor viii be occupied by the
snd office, railway mail service, and
su'h sleeping rooms as may be neces-
'ary' The Interior finish VIII be plain,
WIN the exception of the court rooms
WheEe some elaboration will be attempt
w. Inc flooring will be marble and
VTra Gotta, with marble wainscoatlng
IN The corridors and Hobbies. 1t Is
'"''ned that the Federal building will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

and house and argued against the
Mitchell Kahn bin An of the bralny
Chinamans efforts, however will be
unayailing There win be a Chinese
exclusion bill laN and the prospects
are that Il win be much more drastic
than the present Geary law.
A BILL FROM TOPEKA.
Representative Curtis of Kansas in
troduced a certain bill, and asked
him what II meant He said It was
sent him by man from Topeka, and
he unOaded a lot OF literature upon
me and said "Searth for yourself"
After diligently looking into the mass
Of stun | know less about 1t than be-
fore. The bill directs that It shall be
lawful throughout the United States Of
America 70 employ ana use In the
computation Of time the system of
chronology devised and developed Ivy
James IL. Cruzen and known as the
prophetic Biblical system OF chronol-
ogy, or 'Cruzen's Christian chrono-
ogy and no contract or pleading In
any court shall be deemed invalid or
liable to objection because the dates
expressed or referred to therein are the
dates Of the prophetic Biblical sys-
'cm Of chronology There is lot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
I SALT LAKES HALF MILLION DOLLAR FEDERAL BUILDING,

Handsome Structure in Which Uncle Sam is 10 House
His Utah Officials in This CITY at the Corner Of Main
And Market eets-Orolnd 10 be Broken in the
Near Future-What the Dimensions Are and the
Offices It will Accommodate
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Wadjaemadbtes Cub,

gssaiss uiisn, bob Oas beim Garbenond uno
auf Spie9el= uuo 8iioerrabmeu sebrGu4te Cob nit
sinsni aug 9ronje uno 53int beitcbenoen Buffer ge=
maSt miro uuo nidt, ME a~l9etretn angenummen,
NIT DEM reinen 8lattgolo, peI4es 4uluer ieood Die
aleihe Birtune er5lelt uno melt ipeniser totet IS
giebt eiueu auoelen poItstbimliden 9lrtitel, Der
e~benialls oifl nah9emadt Diro, uno oa5 1T 9oiet=
ter's Ma9enbitters. ;1nebrlide 9dnoler iilsu oft
bic Gluiheu mieoer auf uno 9eben o~enielben oamit
oaiielbe Ausieben, ME ben ettel,, ieooh iino es niht
bic ebten, obne oas lie uniere grtoat= S1uSmarte
am 6alle unoetiebrt baden. g9eiit ale iolhe Smita=
tiOnen 5urid, ipenn Sbr Guer 9e6sn lieb bobt. Sas
e6te 9oitttter Magenbitters bat einen unerreihten
%.gtecoro~ BON 6eiluneen uon Magenleloen binter l9
uno elm oroenili6er 9etiu6 piro Gu6 BON leinem
g8ertbe Iber3euaen. g. miro 9pspepiie, 9eroauunes=
leiben, 8erftovfune. @aaeuereiftung. Nerpoiitat,
Sdlailoii8teit uno Malaria, Giebcr nno taltes Gle=
FER heilen
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@ir bieten rinbuuoer, Dollars gelobuuna iar il.
ben Gaa BON Ratarrb, Der uidt ourb Ginuebmen
bon 6alPs 6atarrbsaur gebcilt meroen Tam.
8. J.. Gbsnep & @ns. Gigenih., 8oieoo. 9.
Getr, Die untsrjethHeien. bobeH r. 8. Gbenen lett
uultommsn ebrenboit in uaen @eidaitsbonOlrn.
gen uno ~inun5sl befdhi9t, ale onn iciuer Hirmo
tinseaonseuen Decentralization Bu %erfllen.
8st & SrnaL SrOBbonOsts. 9rpeuiaen, 9o=
leoo, ..
@aloiug, 9innan s. Wsreiu. Brekbon:
bels= DrOguiiteH, 8ole9o. 8.
9ua's Rutarrh=Rur pirO iurerlid aenon,men upo
lpIrtt brett auI oas Slut uno bic i6leimlqen ODER.
hdden bes Sptems. 3suqniEe frei perionbt. Nrfis
Is Gents flr Die SIai4s. gsrtauit pom oa,u apo.
tbstsrH.
oaa's Jan1ilteu $ V'aem fno Die 6eheu
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glrbeiten "a stnnsen pro saa.

3ube lit etrpas unbetanntes fur
iene unermiiolihen tleineu 8rbeiter
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Mili;onen limo Itunolid1 oamit bes
ibdfttgt, trdge Geber. 9elbluht, 8i=
liolitat. 5ieber uno Tr6iteln gu beis
len. Sic treibeu troutbafte 9opfs
ldlmersen uno Walarla aus Dem
Sgitem. 8rei6 nur % Gents bel
S. 9alteper & Sobn, SEQ. 5. s..
Sbmitt, Glaentbimer, uno Gbolf
OreiB.
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DIR. r. coETH.

Office in Bm. Ratteper's Npotbefe,
Ode 2oiopa. unb Cf~Soufons Stra6e.
Gpref. Stun6en BON 8 Bis 10 llhr
Bormittags unb "a uhr RafmittagS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-06

Sn WontoomerD, Snoiana.
tuuroe Die @rlte MatiDnalbant upr
@inbrehern beimaeiudt, melhe Die
Sumtne BON $4,000 erbeuteten.
2eute. tpelhe in Der Hobborifoft
nobuten, b0rten flint oerihieoene
@rptoiionen. maateu iid) aber nidt
in Die 0dbe Der bis an Die 3dbne
bemaffneten Rduber.