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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
OurrOgateS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOS.
or AhR Rs h f g5r9saf q g. the 5 2: s
ssesse5 f -s H., We fb oi %. g t rev 1orS;
ene et ne p.ae g. tas'e w business I'm
CITY O; %ew York on or b,are H. S!th day q My next
HIBBARD. PRATT & NrALPIN. Attorneys Dor flyscutor
VIRGINIA L. MATTHEWS-IN PURSU-
ance Il an order q Hon. A1ner O.. Thomas surro-
90 all persons having claims assHst Vg.aa B. Matthews
rtes = t-snssrE business at tss ones ~ b Augs5,
johnson NO - Cedar street. iu the CITY York
On or before the first day os August next.
J. BEANDER MATTHEWS. PETER T. BARLOW.
5gl srcs SO JoIiTso A.'arney ,r - Executors.
EISK. GEORGE R.-IN PURSUANCE OF An
order O, Hon A5usr O. ThoHasi a Surrogate Of ths
sons having claims against Georgc r FISK. late % ,ns
yo1chers thereof su1sc5er. al his place
80, a. } i.lTt n.S. dated New YORK ne tv-enfy-
third day ~ December. tal5 ----.,
STRONG, r,DvA1AbER ht,Srasys ar + ze5aS5r 10
a. Wall Street. q Manhattan. New York city
TTLPATRICK. JOHN DIN PURSUANCE
~ Of an orle. o, Ho1 AsHe-- G. Thomas surrogate
S 81 having claims aga.ns, J5E1 Kipstrles late
lrp yoheTs thereof subscriber al E-- pace Of
bushes the law of5 re-, @; T5sdeTeS Trevor
befor, the l6h day Of ApuI next Dated New
ON Gay % RAYB K COOK. Administrator.
M Z 3 1yiiIsm S. Manhattan York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7. ErtzFeraid. sar-orate o. the County OF
New YORK N'i,,r IS ty..t % , et 80 Ltvlas
o. Tev York deceased present Tire with vouca-
sT az The o5ss OF Emmett Robinson No 81 Wall
street tho city o. New YORK. On Or before the 10Th day
OF IA
DATED New York. the 2ss4 day 9; A ,ss.g 1908
r-NtNru-- 4 F7orrNSOS sft5rrevs Tor rxscutrix 50
wal Street Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK.
IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HON
York. Notice IS hereby given persons having claims
sgalas, AIcrBALD n BEEbl late Ok ne county %. %
thereof the subscriBer o. her place % tTansactinE
syreet In the cts Of New york Borough Manhattan.
dated Nev- york. tie I2ih DAY - January. 1904
- ANNA tL-tsI5N r4li-t, 1919 Is liz
St. Kew YORK city ,Eor11g1 OF Manhattan
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable Abasr C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
Of EH against II nry brown late q ne county o. su
!i i1I vouchers there5f u the su5scrbsrs at their
sss Of Mesa Br Es 30 s Is Lssr y sl1 s,t an
Borough Of M@nha.t19 90 St Ne" 40FA ca 90 be-
fI dated TED New York me dsy september. 1903
JOHN I. FREDERIcI5s.
BLAIR & RUDD Attorneys for Executors &c Liberty
street. n T. City
HIBBS. FREDERICK S.-IN PURSUANCE
Of an order q Hon A59sr G T4onas slrrosat.
persons having claims ssaIaz, Frede-iss Obs q
TO present with the vouchers thereof 70 TIE
sgsser,esr, , az NV iD I5g J ou 5 TIE
street Borolsh - Manhattan. Nv York city. New
Dated N5reulbsr IN io1a.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY.
WINTHROP & sTDfsON. Attorneys for EsecGt5rs -
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. II.
Liberty street and south Ferry. thine from SOUTH
Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than shown 0elOwJ
EASTONs BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCR
CHINh-z4O0 q rs Easton only. 3.10 a. 81. 10.
80 500 rs Easton onlyJ p. NJ sundays S4-s
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON 90. 10 4 VI.
30 , ~ a, suIa1y 2 - p a. n LOO p N -
BARNEGAT-z4 90. - 20 A NJ 100 O.. 50 Lake
wood and Iaakehurst onIy1. lie. 90 p ~ ts0f
y ~ Saturdsysi. Sundays 40 \
ATLANTIC CITY 40 A 90 p
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzf0O A. NJ "a
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS,
z4oo. $50 139 < NJ. II 20. 40. 8 30. 80 n .
NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. loo a. N. 4 %.
PHILADEIPHIA-CREAD TERMINAL .4as.
90. - 60 80 90 1905. ft1o0 \ NJ f1. o.. q 90,
&L2o. f2.oo 1900. 400. 800. 800 - so. 50 o..
500 p ~, liz r24I ---, 49, -
1850 .li45 NJ. y 90 rs. 30. =. 90. = 90 Il
READING, HARRISBURG POTTsvmLE AND WILL.
IAMSPORT loo. - %. - %. 10. $1,000 a. %
Reading Pottsvl and I.rsb'g only. 90 t5.oo r ~
zFrom Liberty street only. "Daflv. +Daily sXcepG
SUNDAY SUNDAY only. tParior only. vis
Tamsqua- 1Saturdays aENcept SATURDAYS
Oficss: Liberty 81 Ferry south Ferry. Asfos
House. 161. PSI. asa. 1900 1884 Broadwev. STR
Az. IS Union square West. 153 East 135th 81. 81
West 1e5th st, 2t5 Columbus Az New York. Cou
iarnsbu-g y. Y. Transfer CO. calls FOR checks
baggage destination.
G BEsLER BURT
Vice Pres and Gen ME-- Gen Passr AEt
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School Agencies.

A EERrCAs. AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
- supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Govsrnessek
etc. Colleges. schools and Families. Apply o.
Mrs 81. J. YOCNG-FULTON. . Union square
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N-IRGINIA Il. MATTHEWs.-IN PURsr-


u order - Hon A5rrr O.. Thouas. a Surrogate OF tho
County ~ New YORK. notice is hereby given all per
son. having claims against George r FISK
county % York deceased 90 present the
thereof The suuscioer az his place OF
r-rfrF f--tra4s "a strong
" all street. Cty Of New York before ths
frSr Jsg 1+ J1Iy Dated New York. the twenty
third day - u-ce-ri-r. 1905.
STRONG Z CADWALADEE- Attorneys for Executor. No.
a. Wall street. Borough q Manhattan Sew York city.
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Receipts q oeaostua a Interior points in thousands
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KmPATRICK- lois D.-IN PrRsUANCE
~ PTRSTANCE OLE Az ORDER oF HOY.

l. Frank r ultzgeraid. a S1rroFats Of County OF
New YORK Notice Is hereby given all persons having
Martha a Hartseue, late % the county
OF York deceased 70 present TIE same with vouch
SUBSCRIBE her place %
bu-ntss M the Offices % Emmett Robinson Wall
street IN city q New YORK. Or before the 10Th day
o March next.
Dated New York. the 2sth day O, August 1908.
SYLVIA ~. DAVIS. ENe-utrix.
EMMETT ROBINSON Attorneys for Exscutrix. 81
y street Borough o. Manhattan. York
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01

The complete report Of the Socum Relief Com
mittee has been submitted TO Mayor Mcclellan.
The summary is as follows:
Total number OF bodies recovered. ass.
Unidentified, 81.
Number OF families who lost more mem
Number of families aided by the committee 4s7.
families aided by the committee)
Number Of persons lost in these 49, families 7s4
OF these 7Si there were: Nine fathers. iSl mothers
% wives Without children I25 children over four
alone. men living alone and 81 other adults
Number Of men who lost their entire family, 100
The loss Of both parents or the only surviving
Number of orphans in these families. p; of wage
earning age and self-supporting. 10.
Number of persons buried by the committee, 705.
Total cost Of buriaIs sSl,27sss
Families ia which medical attendance was sup
Cos' OF medical attendance. etc. n,26i17.
Expended for te%poraTy aid ssoss5s So
ExPen99ed for for tranfportation 81 si22, 1. ,s,, =,
Appropriated for future needs in 67 families.
Expenses Cooper Union Memorial Meeting s27S
Totai Tot u,ssns opsratsg r96, expenses e SioS2'
For other expenses dncludine furniture. print
ing. postage. telephone, etc.), s45617-
The 2s per cent who were not aided by the COM
mittee those who in better circum-
stances or those who suffered least: and very few
OF them made any application for aid Only
little more than half (5i per cent? OF those who
were not aided lost even one member Of the fam
iy while % Per cent OF those who we're aided lost
more by death.
The largest number at work (for the committee)
al any time "a including volunteers, and
the average for seven week over r.
The committee IS confident that IN single
instance there a failure attend promptly
10 emergency needs or harshness toward any per-
son who came TO the committee for aid or other
ground for just complaint. There were only i've
fraudulent application 1. e. from persons who
were in way affected by the disaster: but the
number would doubtless have been much larger IL
It had not been understood from the outset that
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
MORE HEN FOR TRAFFIC.
Ten Nc7c Mounted Policemen an
BrOadscay-Park Roc Tunnel Plan.

Police Commissioner McAdoo gave strong praise
yesterday to Captain stephen O'Brien. head of the
trafiic department Captain O'Erien is the finest
man for the place IN the Police Department" said
the Commissioner 81 am so much pleased with
his work; although he loves the work himself. He
has accomplished wonderful things
The public doesn't agree with that" the Com
missioner told
4 can't help that he replied; he has done Won
derful things
Mr.. McAdoo said he had ordered ten more mount
ed men to patrol between FOurteenth-st and down
town 10 help handle traffic in Broadway. They will
be at the most congested points. The Commissioner
ordered all members OF the Broadway Squad TO be
under Captain O'Brien. Those below Houston-st
will report at the Third Precinct (the City Hall
station) while those above Houston-st will report
at sub-station 10 be known as the Third Sub-Pre-
cinct. The site f0r this sub-precinct has not yet
been chosen.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
HURT By PIECE OF GATE.
Passenger on Il" Train Injured
Has to 90 to Hospital.

An unusual accident on the Fifth-ave. ele-
waited road. Brooklyn. last night resulted in
broken nose and lacerated cheek for one of
the passengers The accordion gate between
two of the ears Jared loose and flew out while
the train was between the St. Marks and ATTAIN
tic-ave. stations The gate struck by Il pass
ing train and broken in small fragments
that flew in every direction, some going through
the window of the train. II of these
ragments that struck Otto KarkeIInann of No.
435 Sixty -ninth-st. He was so badly injured
that 1t was necessary to remove him to a hos
pital. Other passengers were showered by the
flying glass but no one was hurt.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
FAVORS PAID FTRENEN.
Croker Wants That Service for
Staten IsLdnd-f5O Nen at First.

Fire Chief Croker announced yesterday that he
about to recommend to Fire Commissioner
Hayes the formation OF paid FIRE department for
Staten Island. to take the place OF the volunteer
companies there. The chief recently has In
vestigated the conditions and has decided he says.
that the volunteer department is inadequate in
efficient and insufficient. The houses arc not on
sites TO be of the best service the island in gem
eral. most OF them being too together. he
says, in settled sections Of the borough.
Although Chief Crokers plans dependent
the action OF the Fire Commissioner and the
Aldermen. he already has his ideas To the
proposed department Fifteen companies. in
Guiding engines and ladder trucks. he thinks
should be established at nucleus and in
time this force should be increased. he believes.
10 twenty-five companies. which number. in his
opnion,>wil be sufficient for the proper fire protec
ton OF the borough. About hundred and lfty
men would be needed for the nfteen companies.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
M4DOO IN TENDERLOIN.
Com missioner on Vide Omen
Quest 7cith CottreH.

Commissioner McAdoo visited the Tenderoin
last night TO see with his own eyes whether
there is anything to the stories that ''the lid
is off" What he learned he kept to himself, and
refused TO make any statement for publication.
The Commissioner went the rounds OF all the
streets in the lower Tenderloin with Captain
Cottrell. Then he left the captain and went 10
the upper district above Forty-second-st, and
visited the streets there alone. He said he
might have statement to give out at head
quarters to-day. Later he visited several ur
town stations
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
DARLINGTON ASKS FOR $2,l2s, 500.
Health Department Wants Net Increase
of S577. $50 81 Over 1904 Allowance.

The Health Department has sent to the Board Of
Estimate its estimate for 1875. According 10 the
figures. the department will need S2l2S,5O0 as
against 81. ,2sl IS allowed for this year. When
the allowances by bond issues and other income
are deducted the increase asked Is reduced to
sS17 $50 81 The estimate says the increase is due
mainlv the hospital fund and salaries increase
The tables Of increase show.
Manhattan-Salsries, sl70,s22 as and hospital fund
Elois a.
The Bronx-Saaries $2s609.
Brooklyn--Salaries. S4oooo. and hospital fund.-
taaeens-Seiaries. So 91e and hospital fund 500
Richmond-Sa laFieS $4,000
The Board Cf Estimate will consider the estIu1a
next month
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
MARsEILLEs STRIKE MAY SPREAD
Appeal TO Dock Lahorsrs at All Mediter-
ranean Ports to Quit Work.

Marse.lies, Aug. 3l.-The striking dock work
ers at a meeting to-day issued an appeal to their
fellow workers in all Mediterranean ports, In
eluding those OF Algeria and Corsica. to strike
on Septembe. 1. They also decided to ask the
National Federation to call out the dock labor
ers Of all Fren"h ports. and meeting will be
held at Par,s the end OF this week 10 decide
OIL the request.
p The strikers probably viii also appeal to the
International Federation. demanding a strike In
other European countries, beginning with Spain
and Italy.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
BOY IS SHOT IN STREET.
Bullet Is Fired By Policeman at
Fleeing Negro.

John Hallamsn. sixteen years old. OF No 1926
Dean-st., Brooklyn found in Dean-st last
night, between Troy and Albany aves, with a
bullet wound in the abdomen. He was uncon-
sciOus and was taken 10 St. Mary's Hospital,
where it was expected that he would die. 1t was
thought he was hit by a stray bullet shot by
Patrolman James MCGOWAN.
About 11:30 MCGOWAN was pursuing a negro
who had hit him with a stone. In Dean-st. the
negro gained on The policeman and the latter
fired several shots at him. 1t is supposed that
one OF these shots hit the boy. He was not
found until nearly o'clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
oLDFIELD's SMASH" ACCIDENT.
So Says Coroner's Jury-He Objected to
Sprinkling Track.

81. Louis, Aug s1-The coroner's Jury to-day in
the case OF the two killed by Barney Old
feds automobile in the races on Sunday returned
a verdict of accident, adding; From the evidence
we find that the track was not properly policed"
Testimony showed that oldfield had closed his eyes
before his machine off the track: that Scott
disobeying his orders in standing at the point
at which he met his DEATH and that the manage
OF the had arranged TO sprinkle the
track. but revoked the order at the spoial request
OF Webb ana Oidheld.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
CRIPPLE CREEK DECLINES TROOPS.
Sheriff, in Letter to Governor, Lays Trouble
to Western Federation of Miners.

Cripple Creek. Col. Aug. a.-In a letter to Gov
ernor Peabody Sheriff Edward Bell has formally
declined the services OF the State militia to pre-
serve order In this district and expressed the be-
lief that the best interests of this county and
State will be subssrved through the determination
Of the best people OF this district
az believe" writes the Sheriff that most OF tbs
disturbances occurring recently IN this district
have been occasioned by the united efforts OF the
western Federation OF Miners 20 create an impress
sion OF alarm regarding life and property In this To-
cality and bring disrepute and odlum upon my ad.
mnistration of the Sherid's office.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
HUNDREDS HOMELESS.
Forest Fires Still Destroying Prop
erty IN Newfoundland.

St Johns, y. F., Aug. 31.-Forest fires have
destroyed the hamlet OF Little Bay, and three
hundred families homeless. Two men have
been drowned. The steamer Prospero has en-
barked the women and children. The men are
fighting the flames.
The government is providing food, shelter and
other assistance to the destitute
a dispatch from St. Johns August said that
outbreaks Of forest fires were causing widespread
destruction in Newfoundland. and that number
OF settlements in different localities had been de-
stroyed. II was estimated, the dispatch said. that
S20G0OO0o worth of timber had been destroyed IN
the interior this season.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
FRENCH GIRL ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.
Mystery Surrounds the Case-secret Service
Concerned in 1t.
IBY TELEeRApH 10 THE rR1BuNE.l J

Chicago. Aug. 3.-8Iuch mystery surrounds the
here by United States Secret Service officers
OF Marcelle Lenoir, girl who recently came here
from Paris The police OF this city know little
cept assist the federal officers IN finding the
girl That the case Is of Importance Is evident
from the fact that Inspector ii. F. Brophy. of
Ellis Island. came here and present when
Mile. Lenolr was arrested and Inspector Schube.t,
of the Secret Service. refused TO give any nforms
ton except that the girl wanted witness
in an important case. She taken into custody.
he added, orders from Washington.
Late this afternoon Schubert and Brophy left
here with the girl for New-York and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01

but the permanent appointee will be required In
give bond of 100000, which was the a,,.v,,,,, ~
John J. hempf.
Mr.. kempf declines 70 say whether he win
oppose the reopening of the treasury - ~
On application of John j. Kemp, through his
attorney :. Chief Justice ]. b. Cassoday of tire
SUPP erne Court tonight signed order requiring
Governor La Toilette, Secretary OF State Houser
Attorney General Sturdevant and Thomas NJ Pur-
tell TO show cause next Tuesday why permission
should not be granted Mr.. Kernpf to bring suit
In the Supreme Court TO compel them to restore
him TO Office as State Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
OPENS BIDS FOR SALT WATER MAINS.
Oakley Gets Protest Against the Specifca.
tions for One Of the Engine Plants

When Commissioner Oakley Of the Department
% Water supply opened bids yesterday for Ger
tain machinery be used in connection with the
proposed salt water mains in Brooklyn a protest
lade by the De Ia Vergne company against
certain specifications in the case Of one engine
plant. The protest said that under the speciica-
lions nobody but the Westinghouse company. O.,
Pittsburg or its dummies" could bid The pro-
test referred 70 the chief engineer of Brook
lyn, no drew the specifications.
These were the lowest bids submitted:
TTiple1 gas engine for the Coney Island pu ming
plant. b. Franklin Hart. tr. company, sgf2.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
Ia TOILETTE APPOINTS TREASURER.

Madison. Wis. Aug. 5l--Governor La Toilette
to-day appointed Thomas Purtell temporary State
Treasurer to act until "a permanent appointment
can be made. For several years PurteI has been
Deputy state Treasurer. The appointment Is for
the purpose OF Feopening the treasury as soon as
checking OF accounts is finished. which Will be In
about two days. PurteIi will give bond IN sle1eo.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
NEWCOMERS HUNGRY IN ST. LOUIS.
They Went to the Fair in Canoe and Their
Money Gave Out
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrRrxE,l

ST. Louis. Aug. ai.-Dr. William Ray and his
chum. who left New-York four weeks ago in a
canoe. arrived here to-day. wet, cold. hungry
and without funds TO buy food. having miscaI-
culated the time required to make the trip, and
were contemplating what 70 do when DR.. Rays
father principal Of one OF the New-York City
public schools met them accidentally and fur
pished the necessary assistance.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
ANOTHER HIGH EXPLOSIVE.
Its Inventor Also Has a New Shell for
Shrapnel

Professor Wiley. superintendent Of Lloyds fire.
works factory, has Invented explosive called
'hellenitez which differs from some other articles
of the sane kind, in being safe to handle and fire
anc yet more powerful In a test made with
The RAPID nre she'll the charge now IN breaks
she shell IN four or lve pieces. The same amount
OF 'heiente Is said 10 break the shell into twenty
or thirty Hellenic outgardly resembles ordf-
nay gunDowder. and IS suitable for torpedoes and
mines.
Another article which Professor Wiley has per-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
Public Notice.
NOTICE To TANPAYERs.

NOTICE To TANPAYERs.
Departnent OF tlnasnce. HuFeau fer the Collcctfoo
OF io&ess New NOrkr september q, 1904.
TANPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
written reguisitlon blanks may be procured IN
borough ocesl stating their property BY Section or
Ward. Block and Lot Map number. making COPY
OF same from their bills OF last year.
sition should also request bill for such tax.
Each requisition should be accompanied by en-
velope bearing the proper address OF the applicant.
AND WITH RETURN PCStAGE REPAID.
In case OF any doubt IN regard Ward Section
Block OF Lot number. taxpayers should take tls-
deeds the Department OF Taxes and Assessments
aud have their property located on the maps OF tbs
Department and forward 20 the Deputy Eecsivsr
Taxes with the requSltion certified 8
Their property. which viii be furnished by the De-
partment OF Taxes and Assessments.
Taxpayers IN this manner VIII receive their Bills re
turned BY mall at the earliest possible an
avoid delay caused by waiting lines. as r.
quired IN ease OF personal application
The requiSition must be addressed and uaiica g
Deputy Receiver Of Taxes in whichever borough lhs
property s located s follows.
JOHN J. McDONOUGH. Nc. 81 Chambers street. BoI-
JOHN 3. UNDENHlI.Ls corner Third and Irenion'
avenues. Borough OF The Bronx. New YORK
JACOB VAN WICK Municipal Building. Borousa
of Rrookiyn, New York ~ -,
FREDERICK W BI.EC<WENN. corner JackSou ave.
and Fifth street Long Island City. Borous'
JoHN DE MORGAN Bav and sand streets stspls5on.
Staten Island. BoFOush OF Richmond New YORK
After receiving the bills the taxpayer viii th@
amount 20 the order OF the Receiver Taxss and s
OIL and check with Addressed envelope. with ts
return postage prepaid. 70 tne Deputy Receiver IA
6.hscks should be mailed soon poSso asrer.
rhe lis have received by the
paid during octoner be related before
payment r.,-,- -
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
Cured of Asthma
After Years of Terrible Suffering,

Mary Josephine BeZy, Floyd Knob, Ind,
writes: After suffering untold agonles
for 80 years from Asthma, was cured by
Schifmann's Asthma Cure. fused to be so
bad that / could not move without help, but
/ can now do ell my own work" Another
writes: 'My little boy7 years old has
been a sufferer fer several years. some
times so bad of thatwe could not hold him
IN bed. expecting any moment for him to
breathe his last. Doctors did him no good
and we bad almost given up in despair.
when through aecidentwe heard OF Schifi-
mann'S Asthma Cure, tried II and Is
almost Instantly relieved him" .drs. ID. c.
EGrris. Elbow p. o., Va.
6o!a By all druggists at SOC end s1oo.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-01

fectsd IS shell for firing shrapnel az z high We
locity. Heretofore shrapnel could be fired fer only
short distanccs-sav. about 500 yards-ard became
effective ~ about the range for small arms. The
Lloyd shell its author declares will do execution
at five miles.