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Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
LOWELL PRISONER
 ESCAPES FROM JAIL
WAS HELD THERE AWAITING SENTENCE OF THE COURT
 TODAY.
Condition of Jail Shows That the Prisoner Received Assistance From Friends on the Outside-Deputy Sheriffs Go in Pursuit.

About o'clock last night Tom Fay Tor escaped from the branch county jail at Lowell and made his escare. A posse consisting of three deputy sheriffs were searching the surround ing country last night, but up to the time of going to press the prisoner had not been apprehended.
 Tom Taylor was under arrest charg- ed the second time for kicking in a door against the wishes of a married woman in that vicinity, and had his hearing before Justice Hogan on yes terday. After listening to the testi- mony the judge remanded the prisoner to jail to await sentence, and evidently thinking that the county jail would he his address for some time. the pris- oner sawed his way to liberty about S o'clock last night
 He has recently been employed in the Bisbee-NacO well, and his conduct has kept him rather constantly in trouble. Judge Hogan fined him ten dollars in the first case. but concluded that the present case is attended with circumstances of greater gravity. The prisoner thought likewise, and flew.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04

A party of county officials arrived in the city last evening from Tomb stone, including Supervisors J. J. Bow en and Wm. Riggs and Sheriff Stewart Hunt
 When seen last evening by a Re view man all three tried to say at once that they were here on official business, and in the next breath ask ed what time the big show opens to- day.
 Sheriff Hunt is really the only one of the party with a semblance of ar excuse. It is the duty of the sheriff to collect the license due the county from the big Bailey & Barnum circus. For the privilege of showing in Bisbee today Messrs. Barnum & Bailey must pay to the sheriff five per cent of the gross receipts of all shows, and it is estimated that the receipts at the ticket wagons today will not be less than sS,O0O.
 Supervisor Taylor was also a mem Der of the party. but proceeded on to Douglas. The Board will meet again at Tombstone on Oct. g.
 Supervisor Riggs has not been in BlSDee since January Of this year, and was at once struck with the rapid ad vancement this city is making. Mir Riggs reports the cattle ranges in his section of the country in excellent condition, and the outlook for the cat
 Sheriff Hunt reports that during the month of September he turned in to the county treasury more than four thousand dollars in licenses, including gambling and liquor license. During the month of August there were fifty two gambling games operated in the county, and for September this num- Der had been swelled to sixty-two.
 Messrs. Bowen and Riggs will spend the day in looking over the district, and will return to Tombstone Thurs day morning to continue the regular quarterly meeting of the Board of Su- pervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
TRAIN SERVICE TODAY.
How and When to Get to the Show
 Grounds.

The schedule for the circus trains to Don Luis has been arranged, and it IS the intention of the railroad people to make a record in handling the im- mense throngs which will visit the show grounds.
 The tickets will be on sale this morning and will be hOnored on all trains. To those whc desire to go down and witness the preliminary ar engagements for the two performances the S:45 and 9:20 a. m. trains are available. The first special train for the circus will leave at F noon, and every thirty minutes thereafter until p. m. In the evening the 5:05 and 5:45 trains can be utilized by the early birds. The regular circus train will leave at 6:30 p. m. and every half hour until s o'clock. Immediately af- ter the two performances there will me ample train service back to Bis bee.
 The special excursion train return ing to Cananea, Naco and all points west to Tombstone will leave from the show grounds immediately after the night performance.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
INQUEST HELD.
Over Remains of Frank Cory, Who
 Died of Hemorrhaqe.

The inquest over the remains of Frank Cory, who suddenly expired Monday evening in the doctors office at the dispensary, was held in Coro- her Murphy's office last evening. The testimony of the witnesses was prac- tically the same as the account pub lished Tn yesterday mornings Review.
 The only new developments in the case was an old letter found among his effects, dated at San Diego in 1896 It was from sister of his living n Troy, N. Y. and was an acknowledg- ment of the receipt of a photograph taken at Los Angeles, Cal. There was nothing else to show he had been in correspondence with her since then. There was several letters of rcom- mendation from the Quartermaster's Department in the Philippine Islands. showing that he stood very high with his employers. Dr. Haean. MT. W. 1T. BroDhy and MT J. J. Scott's testimony shed nothing new on the case
 The jury, which was composed of Chas. NJ. Prett, F. L. Michels. Jno. Holmvig, J. o. Bloomquist. H. O. Han sen, after hearing the testimony of the witnesses present. brought in a verdict that the deceased came to his death from a hemorrhage Of the lungs Sam OrveI was another juryman,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04

On motion of Alderman Hogan the City Clerk was instructed to advertise thirty days for bids for the laying of vitrif1ed brick pavement, as provided for in recent ordinance; the bids to be opened November [, 1905.
 The offer of V. G. Medigcvich to construct a cement sidewalk alongside his new building, free, if the Council would give him permission, was re- ferred to the street committee.
 At 10.30 the Council adjourned.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
A MAIN STREET MERCHANT. ARE YOU WAITING FOR
 ONE OF THOSE NEW STYLE J. B. sTETSoN SOFT HATS?

We just received a shipment of three styles by express to help out until our freight shipment gets here so we can suit you while they last. A fine soft j. B. Stetson Hat $500. Also a new $3.5o Stiff Hat in Black or Brown at THE SAFE PLACE. Our window is full of those fine Cluett Coat Shirts.
 New Fall Styles, Cuffs attached, Plain or Pleated S1.75 and $2.oo. Fall Gloves, Fall Neckwear, Fall Sox, Fall Underwear, Umbrellas etc. etc.
 (MEN ONLY.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04

Decided mprovement-The improve ments that have been in progress at the Fair Store for some time past have been completed. The two large windows that have been put in for the display of goods adds greatly to the appearance of the establishment, and gives the proprietors chance to show off their numerous styles to bet ter advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
E. p. & s. w. R. R. co.

Will sell round trip tickets from Bis bee to Salt Lake City on Oct. 2nd and 3rd, good for sixty days, on account of semi-annual Mormon Conference, Oct. to g, 1905. One fare for the round trip. s51.60.
 W. P. McNAIR,
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04

FOR RENT-3-roOm house with front and back porch, and well with water, at S15. Woods Canyon, just above New Process Laundry.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04

Return From Their Outing-Howell Givens and wife returned to the city yesterday morning after a two weeks vacation spent at Las Vegas, N. NJ.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
SEWING MACHINES.

For sale, rent, or repaired at IXL Variety Store, Brewery Ave, doors above Vienna Bakery. Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-04
COUNTY OFFICERS
 0N BUSINESS !?
THEY TOLD THE REPORTER TO SAY.

Party Includes Supervisors Bowen and Riggs and Sheriff Hunt--In Addi- ton 1t Might Be Stated That the Circus Is Here Also.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
WARSH|PS ARE
NOT SEAWORTHY
AND RUSSIANS ASK PERM iSSioN
TO REPAIR DAMAGES--WlTH
OUT COAL AND SUPPLIES A.
so AND CAN'T PROCEED.

Washington, June a The following
cablegram was received al the nav
today from Admiral Train,
dated Manila today and sent imMedi.
ately to the president.
simirrl Enanist states that tbs
Aurora and 0leg are both seriously
dalaaged anG not faawurshy hr
Jemtchug IS in a bad condition. III
makes a request to be allowed to iil
up with prov sions ana coal, Y will
require fourteen days to repair dam
ages. A board has been ordered TO
,xamine and report on the condition
1f the vessels One hundred and thir.
Y men are wounded. Permission has
1ean granted fifty to be landed
Secretary Taft received the Tow
ng cablegram from Governor Wright
dated Manila, last night
"The three Russian warships, An
rora, Jemtchug and Oleg, under com
mand Of Admiral Enquist, anchored IN
Mani la bay this evening. One hundred
and forty are wounded The admifa
in command of the Asiatic fleet made
an inspection and states that they are
without coal and supplies, and unafl'
| to proceed /"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
CECILIA WINS
THE GERMANS
ANIMATED, CORDIAL AND UNAF-
FEcTED AT DINNER GIVEN BY
EMPEROR TO oFFlclALpoM-
ToRCHLlGAT PROCESSION
GIVEN IN HER HONOR.

Berlin, June All the Wis ting
princes and princesses dined with EN-
peror William and Empress Augusta
Victoria tonight in honor Of Duche
Cecilia and Crown Prince Frederick
William, who will be married next
TuesGay. Included among the guest
were cab net ministers. generals and
admirals. Duchess Cecilia made r.,
markable personal impression on the
guests. She was animated cordial
and unaffected. There were no toasts,
The dinner ended as torchlighl
proce sion of students with flags anG
music came down Inter Den Linden.
| The royal party went out on the bal
cony, where the duchess and crow
nrince stood in the brilliant light, s.
the marchers could see them.
Five hundred persons were thel
overcome by heat Saturday or injured
in the crowds which came to view tht
entrance of Duchess Cecilia to Berlin
Thirty six OF them are in a serious
condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
PERMISSION GRANTED
Governor General Wright Agrees to
Repairing Of Vessels.

Manila, June 5.-Rear Admiral En-
quit, accompanied by Rear Admiral
Train and the French consul formally
called on Governor General Wright
this morning After the usual greet
ings had been exchanged, Wright ask
I'd; Admiral Enquist, do you wish
to stay at Manila permanently?
Admiral Enquist replied: My ships
are unseawcrthy. have not heard
from my government and request time
to make repairs"
Wright then said that according to
his construct on of the neutrality laws
the Russian vessels could remain long
enough TO make necessary repairs and
after these were finished must leave
within "a hours or dismantle and in
terne. Enquiqt requested permission
TO bring the ships behind the break
water for repairs This request was
granted and the ships VII be moved
Tues ay m rning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
TOGO CALLS ON
ROJESTVENSKY
.nd Expresses Sympathy For
Wounds
LATTER DEEPLY MOVED
PAID A TRIBUTE TO JAPANESE
COURAGE AND PATRIOT
IsM-NE5oGAToFF WON'T
SIGN HIS PAROLE.

Toxic. June 4.-Rear Admiral Ne
bogatoff is not likely to sign his pa
role.
Wee Admiral Togo visited Vice Ad-
niral Role tyensky at the naval hos.
oital at Sasebo Saturday ana express
I'd sympathy for the admirals wounds.
Ie praised the desperately courageous
light of the Russians and expressed
he hope that Vice Admiral Rojest-
enssy would soon be able to return
20 Rus ia Rojestvensky was deeply
aoved by thee admirals words. ana
thanked him. He congratulated ia
pan en- the courage and patriotism OF
her sailors and said it lessened his
regret and sorrow al his defeat tc
know the h igh character OF the vic
tors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
END LF STRIKE
IS VERY REMOTE
AND 1T WILL BE ALLOWED TO
TAKE ITS NATURAL COURSE
SAYS PRESIDENT sAEA.-ALL
NEGoTITIoNs OFF.

Chicago, June 4.--The adjustment OF
the teamsters strike by mediation
seems as remote tonight as two
months ago. Peace negotiations be
gun last week VIII eh promised TO
bring about an amicable adjustment
of the difficulty have been abandoned
for the present at least and the strike
will be allowed TO take its natural
course" according to Pres dent Shea
IF the teamstegs organiza ion. The
natural course means either spread
Of the strike or defeat of the union
as all business firms now involved
tie trouble absolutely refuse L
eoncrde any hing futher in the con
troversy TO br ng about a settlement
/ Albert Young, former president OF tn
| teamsters union, for whom capia
was issued yesterday, has net We. beel
found. although deputy sher ifs sough
him all day today. The capias wa
issued for Young as result OF tn
suit filed by Robert J. Thosne in tn
Superior court, which asks $25.0O
damages en- the grounds of allege
slandering Of the complainant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
IN PRAISE OF AesTlNEIicE.
NDoman's Witty Remark Deserved to
Have Made Convert.

Rave Mace SoHNc'e
1.-THE most brilliant woman IN
Rome" said a cosmopolitan, rs the
Marquise dc Monstiers-Merinyille,
She is the daughter Of the late W. s
Caldwell of Kentucky
"The Marquise de Monstiers-Merin'
Vile. besides being brilliant, Is OF a
religious, spiritual turn OF mind. she
hates all manner OF excess, and espe'
clally she hates excess in drinking.
"A young English baronet at
tempted at dinner one evening to quiz
Nine. de Monst.ers-M Merinville a little
on her rigid and Puritanical ideas.
Lifting up glass of crisp champagne
he said
"'what harm madam, can ensue
from drink so beautiful and clean?
Much harm, replied the marquise
gravely.
"Ah, no, said the Engllshman
Wine is good.s 1t is tonic. 1t makes
blood. 1t makes you fat
"I have seen 1t make you lean,
said the marquise, and, as the Eng
lishman, puzzled, looked at her witt
elevated brows, she smiled, and add
cd:
"'on your stick" Y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
BRUSH WITH CAVALRY.

Toxic June At IS announced az
imperial headquarters that the follow
ing has been received from the head
quarters Of the Manchur.an armies:
''At Z o'clock on the morning OF
June 2, the elemys caYalry number
ing about thirty. came to- $ asaahotzn
nine miles east of Changtu On the
same noon cavalrymen TO a like num
ber appeared at Nanchengtzns six
miles northeast Of Whyuanpanmen.
but wefe repnlsa The same day al o
our scouts attacked the nemy s cagal-
~ FIVE miles north Of the Changtn
railway station. killing one man and
two horses and capturing one saddle
hi rse.
Otherwise these has haeu nc
change"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
HONORED THEIR DEAD
Woodmen of the World Held imrres
four.n Annual Memorial Services
at Cemetary

The Fwent y-fourth annual sew ce
Of the Knights Templars at Beech
Grove Cemetery yesterday afternoon,
was largely attended by the members
cf he Cairo iodge and a large number
Of visiting Kn ghts. The immdiate
family Of the Templars accompanied
them and i; is said that the attendance
was larger than ever before.
The Tempars LEFT here at 2.45
O'Clock yesterday afternoon on spe-
cal train and returned at o'clock.
The regular serv ces were performed
and a very beautiful and eloquent adj
dress was delivered by Sir Kn ght
Reyerand George Peavody Hoster of
Centralia Grand Commander George
T.. O'Harra OF the Illinois .Commader-
les of Knights Templars was pres
ent with his suit and participated in
TIE ceremonies. The caves Of the de.
parted Knights were decora' ed with
flowers and their memory honored
with the beautiful and solem services
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
new CAIRO MAGAZINE
Groceries is Name of Publication Is
sued Monthly BY the Wood and
Bennett Company.

Cairo has new magazine. II Is a
monthly and Is issued by the enter
prising firm of Wood and Bennett,
Wholesale grocers. 1t Is printed In
magazine form and is called Gro
ceries. II is handsomely printed In
two colors and contains the prices or
all CT the firms extensive line Of gro
cerief, etc, etc. The work was done
by The Bullet n company and reflects
much credit upon its job department,
as well as furnishes an excellent ad.
vertisement for the firm and con
vincing sign of the progressiveness OF
this old and well established whole
sale firm. Groceries" is mailed each
month to two thousand retail grocery
men who are some Of the customers
of WOOD and Bennett.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
CONSUL At
|. THE WHITE HOUSE
BETWEEN PRESIDENT RoOsE
WELT AND GERMAN MINISTER
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN IN
REGARD TO PEACE.

Washington July A. Baron Speck
Vtn Sternberg German ambassador,
spent two hours IN conference with
President Roosevela at the Wnlfr
House tonight An he left the White
House at ii O'clock the ambassador
said he could not discuss the snbject
Of his talk with the president, as II ~
lated to matters entirely confidential
n character, There is every reason
to believe, however, that much time
was occupied with a discuss on OF the
general question Of the war between
Russia and Japan, and the possibility
of peace. The ambass ador in resp nse
to a direct question regarding the
prospect Of peace, said that SO far as
he knew. there had been no progress
in that direction In the past "a hours
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
The ClAR WILL
"STAND PAT"
Ckase issued shows lie Has No
thought OF Peace
INCREASE OF POWER
or GOVERNOR GENERAL IRE
PoFF GIVES HIM RIGHT TO
CLOSE UP OR DlsPERsE
ALL ASSEMBLIES

ST. Petersburg, June 5, 2:10 a, m.
The Russian government shows 4
has not weakened in this hour Of dis
aster Instead OF yielding 10 the
stormy demands VIII ch the radicals
hoped Admiral Roj stgens hy's de-
feat would force the government to
grant. he emperor issued a ukase
Sunday comforting greatly increased
powers on Governor General Trepoff,
making him assistant m mister IT the
nterior In place Of Maior General
Rydefsky. who was made senator; all
so cAief Of he department OF police
and commander of the corps OF The
Gendarmrie.
Powers are Enlarged
General Trepoff is given the right
by the ukase TO close all assemblies
congresses, suGpend indefinitely all So
/ eieties, leagues and otha bod es inan-
l'festing nerniciors activity, and lake
all O her steps nccesf airy 20 preserve
order 80 as to prcyent interference
4 VIII ttft ta.dHitSllNh FiNe5 f.c tAa sur
evnlu onary propaganda.
This ukase which entrusfs almort
siciatorial powers to the mead OF the
4 imperial police to control the agitation
alw almost pereNpori9y demanding q
fars'i 'itu ion. representatives govern
aent and the surrender of the vital
principles of the autocracy. and pul
4 town d sordars with which The revo
Il ionarleG threatening the country
aales him responsible to the emperol
OF Vast Importance
/. Tho document u Of the deepest i'm
, aortance III the present of feeling 4
] spssia and Indicates that the govern
I rctt white ssAaasfy lir.ecnaistg =
Il he plans foY the fnIliIimentaf IN
L ssres5 II proFHifes contained sn ID
\ sSfsnt hf March z. IS III ernine
4 mot to he ssarved fro ifa plrpoa
I. by RID military ana naval. hut II II
! own time and as spgeds!Y rs pussibl
4 to give fhe nation lastslative bod
on which the cornmiFs an has bee
!. working. ID it NAV perhaps also /
= read an intimation thai the war wi
u continue and the ques ion OF peat
4 not he submitted 10 he xemsky sobo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
HEARING THIS MORNING.
Preliminary Trial Of the Travelling
Man Accuse Of Working the
Short Change Racket"

The preliminary hearing OF q. II.
Wagner, accused by several merchants
and saloon men Of having short
changed them cut OF * lat Friday.
will be held before Judge Ross at 10
o'clock this morning Wagner, who is
ia well known travelling man, insists
that u II case Of mistaken identity
and says that he can prove that he
was not the man who exchanged mon
ey with several Cairo tas and thereby
came out ahead He Is well known In
Cairo and has many friends here who
declare that they are pts tive that he
Is not the man, while the men who
caused his arrest are equally positive
that IL is not case Of mistaken iden-
| tity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
UNVEILED MON JMENT
Woodmen of The World Hold impress
sve Ceremonies at BeechWood
cemetary Yesterday.

over \ rec hundred members Of
the local camp Of the Woodman of
the World and their families and
fr ends yesterday afternoon attend the
Of the monument erected
by the order to mark the final rastint
place of Il. p. Bell, of tn S city, az
Beech Grove cemetary at Mounds.
The party left here on special
train accompanied by the Greater
Cairo band, The services connected
with the dedication of the monument
were very solem and impressive The
Grafton was an eloquet one and was
made by Judge w liam N. Butler. !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05

CHILDREN WERE ENTERTAINED

AT d party given Saturday after
noon by little Joe and Margaret Crab
tree Al the home of Their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, s. r. Crahtree, the fol-
lowing children Were present;
Inez Meehan, Margaret Winter,
Margaret Staplston, Ethel and Ruth
Harris, Mahle Foley. Mae McNeemr,
Ruth and Adalade Rendleman, Fran.
els Green, Cletus Snaw, Margaret Ell
lnor Logan, Martha Clark, Frances
Holcomb, Helen Crehan, Meta Stoltz
Marguerite Flack, Elizabeth Petit
Ralph Hessian, Henry Haner, Millard
Pryor, Leroy Hessan, Du Dewey
John and Clarance Mulan, Dick and
Meade Barr, Marion Pryor, Clinton
Terrell Barnett Shelton Lyle Wessin
ger, John Clark Baby Holcomb
Charles Schuch George Shaw Wat
son Foley, Albert Foley, Howard
Warner, Harry Green, Howard Nee
han Emil Beno. Harold Hessian
George Becker and Howard Flack.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
SAYS RUSSIANS
WERE CONFIDENT
Member of Rojestvensky's Staff
Talks OF Battle
GREAT GAPING HOLLIS
TORN IN CAPTURED 5ATTLEsHiPs
AT SASEBo.-HERoIc DEATH
OF JAPANESE OFFICER.

Toxic. Jane "A telegram from
sasebo says:
"A member of the Russian staff
being asked why the Russian ships
ook the task of essaying Tsu strait,
said: I'VE were confident of victory
Teaching Vladivostok was not the only
object Of oupr fleet The Emperor
commanded us On leaving the Baltic
to fight and defeat the enemy and we
we're anxious to obey his order. We
yere confident and ready to fight from
the start. Our IN sgion S ended
"Of the captives brought TO Saesbo
the hattleship Nicolai ! is most ser
ously damaged, There are many
,oles in the port side over three fee
n diameter and the majority of hel
quick fireing guns on the port side
are destroyed. The forward funne
IS partly shot away and one hole alont
the water line measurers ten feet.
ODalRt t yUOoim
FIGHT Between BattIeships.
A dispatch from Maizuru says tn
japanese battleship Asahi was largel,
engaged with the Russian battleshi
Borodino. After the Borodino teo
fire and was sinking, the Asahi sus
pended firing, but The Borodino cer
tinued to fire Practically the last she
truck the Asahi astern on the sta
1oard side, kill ng Lieut.. Morisaii
land seven other men. Morlshita's le
, was shot & #, bur using his sword as
crutch. he managed to reach the dec
where he died. The dying sailor as
ed for paper on which to write far
well message TO the japanese nav
Ie wrote. ''Banzai! | die a gloroi
!. [ eath.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
REFUSED TO PLAY
FUNERAL MARCH
IN HONOR OF DEAD SAILORS
or RUSSIA AND AUDIENCE
WANTED TO MOB THE THE
ATRE ORCHESTRA

ST. Petersburg, June 4.-Many per
sons were injured, and it Is reported
some Killed during pan IN the
concest hall at Pavlovsk, near Tsar-
koe Sell today, following She appear
ince Of the police to que,l an uproai
aris ng from non compliance of the
orchestra with a popular demand that
it play funeral march in honor OF
the victims Of The naval disaster in
the sea of Japan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-05
LIGHTNING DESTROYS
CHURCHES AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, June f--During 4 a thunder
storm here today, three churches werc
struck by lightning and two complete
ly destroyed. The storm was The
worst Of the season and besides the
churches. several other buildings we're
struck and damaged, The total loss
IL estimated at 5000 900.