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Eynorts of Manufactures,

washington, Special. - Statistics
complied by the Department OF com
merce and Labor show that the ex,
|norts of manufacturers in the fiscal sea
year.iust ended amounted to s543,ezU,-
279 mot only the largest on record,
hut + in excess Of the combined exports
nf all articles in the centennial year,
l1s76 ;sand nearly s14O, ,ooo,ooo moi 70 .
tIana f the total imports and exports OF D,
fti,n if. country at the close OF the ClVli
lxnaro VIA The growth in the exporta.
3tfans and manufa actures is shown 70
! lsave ssss, largely exceeded the growth N
anopulat ion. s5
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Steamer Aground.

Philadelphia, Scpcial.-The steam
ship Peconia, Captain Jones, from
New Orleans, with a cargo of sulphur,
went aground in the Delaware river,
about six miles south of this city.
The vessel was released Saturday
from the State quarantine station at
Marcus Hook. Pa, where she had been
detained owing, to the prevalence OF
yellow fever in New Orleans. Two
tugs made repeated efforts to float
the Peconia during the day, Eut with.
out success.
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The Seasons First Bale.

Charleston, Special.-Thc first bale
of new cotton arrived Saturday, con-
signed to +. W. Wagener & Co., from
Fl. c. Folk Of Bamberg, who has ship
ped the first bale to Charleston for
several years. Tie bale was classed
as good middling, weighed 425 pounds
and was sold to Goldsmith Mercantile
Company for IS cents. The first bale
came in. last year an August 18th.
The earliest receipt Of new cotton in
Charleston was on July %, 1896.
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The effect was so ludicrous that
frightened as was, could not help
but laugh. Both men fell on the
groundeand huddled up in bunch.
Then they rolled over and over. After
waiting a second or two they got up
and ran off through the fields. fired
a shot or two after them just To in
tensify their fright. Then l went to
the telephone and called the police"
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Motorman Killed in Electric Car Col
Itsiof,,,

Norfolk, Va, SpeciaE-A.. head-on
collision between electric trains of the
Greenview division of the Norfolk
Railway and Electric Light Company's
system this evening resulted in the
death of Motorman Sydney Thomas,
formerly of Lynchburg, and the slight
injury Of Robert TAFT and wife, Of
this city; Charles Gibbs, of Berkeley,
and John Grimstead, gil passengers.
The railroad authorities say the col
.lfsion was dues:to disobedience Of or
=ders.s Both trains. were badly dam-
aged. -
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ITO Convey Special Government.

Washington. Special,-The cruiser
Galveston, which arrived in Hampton
Roads, Va, is taking on coal under
hurry orders, preparatory to making a
trip to Santo Domingo She is assign
ed by the Navy department. at the in
stance Of the State Department, to the
duty of transporting Professor John
H. Hollander and his secretary to San
Domingo. The professor is to contin-
tie the prosecution of his inquiry into
Dominican finances and resources.
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President Wires Coincidence.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Special.-Cardinal
Gibbons has received the following tel
egram from President Roosevelt:
81 am deeply shocked and grieved
at the death of my beloved friend
Archbishop Chappelle. His death is
one of the most lamentable losses
in the course OF the outbreak of fever
in New Orleans, which is causing
such sympathy and concern through
out the nation,
THEODORE Roosevelt e." ..
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Fever Expert Sent Back From Pana-

washington, special.-Past Assist
ant Surgeon R. H. Won Ezdorf, OF the
public Health and Marine Hospital
laeryice, has been ordered to proceed
E-om Colon to New Orleans for duty
IL the campaign against yellow fever.
Erreeon Won Erzdorf is an expert in
&5e1low fever mataers and has been on
kR.,,ty with the Isthmian canal COM
Enfssion in that line Of duty.
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tion Of Japan's "preponderating infal-
ence" over Korea, involving her right
to control the administration Of the
hermit kingdom, use the littoral for
stragetic purposes, etc.,-was Of a re-
markable character. Indeed the posi-
tiOn taken by Mr.. Witte was sensa-
tional in the extreme. His att tude re-
veals plainly the Russian tactics. They
propose to raise before The world the
spectre of the "yellow peril" Russia
claims that Japan's present purpose
is to get a foothold on the Asiatic con-
tinent from which to extend her infu-
ence and dominion.
Mr.. Witte made no objection, but he
declared that the Words "preponderat-
ing influence did not adequately de-
scribe what Japan proposed to do, and
he insisted that the language used
should show Japan's true purpose
which he contended was to make a Jap
anese province of Korea. Isst.,.:s45s5. :,45... 8
I. BASIS OF NEGOT CITATION
The cession fSsthes Russ sn,1llssage gessn
the ,iaotuns SSss]
Thufs 38s
hsseVaeuaSsion s. d
o ianch hiHisl The IS IS
ma Of any privileges W Russia may have
in the province and the recognition by
Russia Of the principle of the "open
door,
The cession to, Japan of the Chinese,
Eastern Railroad beloX Riztn Riaz
main liRaee Through northern Manchuria
10 'Vladfvostock, to remain Russian
property.
The recognition Of the Japanese pro-
tectorate over Korea.
The grant of fishing rights to Japan
The grant of fishing rights to Japa-
nese in the waters of the Siberian lit
toral northward from Vladivostock to
the Behring Sea.
The REIMBURSEMENT to Japan of the
Russian warships interned in neutral
ports.
Finally limitation upon the naval
strength of Russia in far Eastern
waters
AS a whole the terms are regarded
as exceedingly hard by the Russians.
In addition to the two principal condi-
tions, which cannot be accepted under
Mr.. Witte's instructions, those relating
to the limiting of Russia's naval power
in the~ far east and the granting of
fishing rights upon the Russian lit
tora1 are considered narticnlarly of
fensive to the amour pEopro Of their
country, and Of such a humiliating
character as to be inadmissible.
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|. the official record up to 6 p. m. Sun
day:
New cases. so. Total cases to date,
963.
Deaths, 12. Total deaths to date, 154.
New foci, IA. Total foci to date 2O2.
Cases under treatment, 343.
The heavy Increase III the number of
cases which began four or five days
ago is beginning to manifest itself in
the death list, which can be expected
to grow steadily for the 4leXt few days.
The number of new cases Sunday seems
small in comparison with Saturdays
record, but it is really nineteen short,
as that number of cases were turned irf
by an inspector just after the hour for
closing the report.
PROMINENT PEOPLE STRICKEN.
An9ong the cases is Louis Cucul1u,
Jr., cashier of the Peoples Bank, who
resides far out on North Johnson
street. Another case is Maurice Ken
ny, ex-councilman and eX-member Of
the Legislature. Two of Kenny's
daughters were stricken Sunday. Only
five of the new foci are about Canal
street.
Surgeon White made change in his
organization by which he hopes to ac-
complish results. much quicker. The
fumigation and screening work was all
done by central department. under
Doctor GessnGr; which sent squads out
on notification of cases by physicians.
In the afternoon DR.. White assembled
all of his subordinates in conference
and decided to place the screening and
fumigation work under the several dis
trict headquarters. The present force
will be divided up among the district
surgeons, and DR.. Gessner will be given
charge Of one of the districts.
CoNCEALMENT MAIN TROUBLE. (:
Assostant Surg Corplitt ehasa Just
.conc clude deds hor0ug Yeatfg ionaof::
con ditionss part Of New.
Orleans ank SCI the
SSsiggippi eshaszbe besmtM Gases
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RUSSIA DECLINES PROPOSITIONS.

Session Set For Sunday Afternoon
Was Postponed at the Instance Of
the Japanese, Out Of Regard For
the Russian Reverence For the Day
and the Mutual Desire to Gain
Time-Strong, Outside Influences
Seek to Have Virtual Indemnity
For Evacuti6n of Sakhalin-Witte
Beginning to Raise yellow Peril"
Cry.
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Injunction Against Boycott.

Jacksonville. Fla, Special The
strike and lockout Of union carpenters
here was taken into the courts by the
Builders Exchange asking for an in
junction restraining the Structural
Building Trades Union from placing
one OF the members of the exchange on
the unfair list, thus virtually boycott
ing him. The temporary Injunction
was granted by Judge Call, who set the
case for hearing next Monday.
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BURGLARS PUT TO FLIGHT.
shrewd Woman Sets Off Firecrackers
and Fires Revolver.

ShreWd Woman Sets Or FIrecrackers
and Fires a Revolver.
BY exploding a giant cracker over
their heads Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin,
whose husband is a New York broker,
put to flight two burglars who were
trying to force entrance to her house
in South Beach, Conn. AS they fled
she fired a couple of shots at them
from revolver. The shots did not
take effect Mrs. Baldwin, was alone
in the house save for the servants. To
the police she told this story:
81 was awakened by the buzzing Of
the burglar alarm and the barking of
our dogs. Through my open bedroom
window l saw two men trying to force
the kitchen window. Mr.. Baldwin was
not at home and l was pretty thor
oughIy frighteaessdl, sget n1sssreXolggEs'
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STAMPS AS WALL PAPER.
Philadelphia Girl Has Unique Decora'.
tion for "Qenn

Philadelphia Girl Has Unique Decora-
tion for "Den."
For more than fourteen years, or, to.
be exact, since March 26, 1891, Miss.
Sadie Disston of Keystone street has
arduously collected Cancelled postage.
stamps, with the purpose of covering:
the walls of her den" At last the
task has been completed and the room;
presents an appearance resembling
the mosaic tapestry of olden times.
The room is 1Ox15 feet. The paper.
was made into panels % inches wide,'
on white linen, which were then,
placed together by narrow walnut
mo1ding. The stamps were accumu-
lated so quickly that by the end Of the
first year two panels were finished,
the first containing 6,004 stamps, The
ground of the panel design is made up
of English penny stamps. By July.
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The FEVER STATUS.
Spread to Different Sections Of the
City Unexpected
TIE OUTLOOK GROWS ALARMING

Official Record Of New Cases Shows
Only so, But 19 More Were Turned
in Just After the Closing Hour
Deaths Rise to IL and Will Con-
tinue to Increase Owing to Swollen
List Of Cases-Threats of Prosecu-
tion Against Physicians Delinquent
in Reporting Patients Have Good
Results.
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The Russians Declare That Japan's Terms Are
8. Entirely Unreasonable

practically Satisfy Japan's- claim Of re-
endorsement for the cost of the war by
the purchase of the Japanese military
evacuation of Sakhalin continues to be
advanced. Such a solution would per-
nit Russia to say she had paid neither
indemnity nor ceded a foot of terrific
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Cleveland, O., Special.-A fast east
bound passenger train on the Nickel
Plate Road collided with west-bOund
freight early Sunday at Kishman, o.,
near Vermillion, resulting in the death
of 12 persons, while at least rs others
were injured, eight of whom will prob
ably die. The wreck, according to the
officials Of the company, was caused
by misunderstanding Of orders or
neglect to obey them on the part OF
the crew Of the freight train.
The Dead.
Charles w. Poole, engineer of pas
sengcr train, GO years old, Conneaut,
Ohio.
Joseph Alexander, "a years old,
Newark, N. j.
frank Weaver, 35 years old,
Findlay, o.
Domenico Pomodoro, Italian. 80
years old, laborer.
Antonio Grillo, 25 years old, Italian
laborer.
Joseph Paraci, 3S years old, laborer.
Frank Burcini, 2G years old, laborer.
Natalie Dirmora, "a years old. labor
er.
Antonio Achille, "a years old, labor
er.
Galagus Travola, "a years old, labor
er.
Calgono Caglina, 20 years old, labor
er, hurled through car window; died
in Lorraine Hospital as the result Of
his injuries.
Tic Injured.
JOHN W. Long, 81 Rayner street.
Cleveland, right leg broken.
Richard A Long, son of J. w. Long
right leg amputated, hip cut, head and
body confused, may die.
Mrs. John w. Long, back spralnec
and head cut.
Louise Reinbolt, Bascom, o., COM
pound fracture of left leg, foot crushed.
and body bruised.
d. z. O'Hara, 213 Milan street. Find; !,
- 1.ft
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another q white Royal Mint, London,
After Miss Disston found that there
would not be any difficulty in getting
the required number of stamps, hav-
ing one week received through the
mail $4,000, little care was taken in
the number stuck on eacn panel, until
the total reached 99,s9s.-Philadelphia
Record.
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sYer sally observed In Rusgiass day
S. sHusssansEhad otEsibeanGanxioUss
5for al sessio On ID the Japansse eafook:
sthes initiatives and throug d the
4mediary Of n lMr. sPi Pierce,ssit was; decided
to postpone the sitting until i Monday.
morning. The situation therefore re-.
mains the. same: ItssWould perhaps not,
be too much to say that the general
feeling is more hopeful. in spite O. over,
negotiations that before next Sunday
the plenipotentiaries will reaca
ff5assaswheEs a.erss.tnrs viii eome ineX-
table. rhis pessimistic view is n,snd
upon the fact, so far as known, the two
big barriers to an agrecment-inde:a-
nifty and Sakhalin-remain as high and
insurm ountable as ever.
NEXT MOVE UP TO JAPS.
The real struggle is only postponed.
The main problems are no nearer solu-
ton than when the plenipotentiaries
met. The principal reason for opti-
mism lies in the fact that, confronted
with the absolute refusal Of the Rus
sian reply to admit the discussion OF
either indemnity or the cession of the
island Of Sokhalin, the Japanese pro-,
posed to take up the consideration of
the conditions seriatiE. From this it
is assumed that the Japanese are pre-
pared to yield or have reason to be-
lieye way will be found to overcome
the objections of their adversaries
when the crucial test comes.
An intimation comes from a high
source that very strong outside inau-
ences are at work on both sides, and
that for the moment the effort is to
gain time. The plan Of having Russia
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z KILLED ON TRAIN.
Terrible Loss of Life Caused 'y a
Head End Collision
STRUCK FREIGHT AT FuLLuspEED

Collision on the Nickel Plate Road,
Near vermillion,. o., Causes the
Passenger Engineer and Eleven
Passengers Mostly Italian Laborers,
and the Injury of Is Others, Eight
E'atally-Badly Hurt Passengers
Were All in Smoker-Freight Engi
neer's Watch Said to Have Been
Slow.
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Huptsn"n Eros. c., Of D1stcl, Va,
alcd bill FOR q receiHcr for the Ord.
way Manufacturing Ceinapny.
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RAISES 'YELLow PERIL" CRY.
The debate. in Saturdays conference
over the first condition-the recogni-
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80 Cases in One Village.

Five more cases have developed at
Patterson, in st. Mary parish, making
30 cases in all there While the infec-
ton was taken there by Italians from
the infected district In New Orleans
the disease has spread among the resi-
dents, and several ladies and children
are afflicted. Eight of the patients are
convalesceat.
DR.. Horton, the State Board of
Health inspector, reached Tallulah
but has not reported yet whether the
illness there is yellow fever.
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New Orleans, specia1.-Fsllowing Is
the official record up to 6 p. m. Sun
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-08-16

The richest life is the one that has
been willing to lose all.
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LII
: a Single suspicious case, which indi-.
Gates that the prompt steps taken to
screen and fumigate the original cases
have been effeests
White says that if he could
|aleafn of every case in the city and ap-
ply the proper methods Immediately he
is confident that he could stamp out the
disease here in short time.
The great cause of the spre as
been the concealment of cases { the
change of residence of people who have
been infected. Dozens of cases are on
record which show conclusively that
the people have moved away from a
house where infection had existed.
This DR.. White proposes to stop, and
while no drastic measures are being
taken, he is enforcing his authority
FORCING DOCTORS TO REPORT.
The effectiveness of the district head
quarters. which are making close in
yestigations of the II districts, is re-
sponsible for large number Of the new
cases which have been reported during
the last few days, and as the efficiency
of that force increases, an increase in
the number of cases daily can be eX-
pected Physicians who have failed to
report cases that are discovered are
given an opportunity to correct their
emission, but second offence will re-
suit in prosecution under the law. This
has also brought out large number
Of cases that were under cover.
Patterson, which is the largest CEN
ter of infection outside of the city, re-
ports three new cases and the first
death. The victim is young lady. She
died and this has naturally depressed
the spirits of the people. They have had
80 cases there so far. They have opened
an emergency hospital, which now has
seven patients.
At Bon Ami, in Calcasieu parish,
there is only one case of yellow fever,
with no new cases and no suspicious
cases.
An Ugly Infection Center.
An. exceedingly ugly center or infec-
tion was unearthed in st. Charles par
ish by DR.. Corput, of the Marine Hos-
pital service. Two days ago he un-
earthed six cases On the Diamond
plantation and he found two more
cases on that place and eleven cases
on the reserve plantation, eleven miles
further north, and one case on the
Sarpy plantation. It is believed that
over thirty Italians have left this
group in the last week, but there is
no trace Of them, nor will there be
unless infection should develop among
them at their places of refuge. Two OF
the cases on the Reserve plantation
died while Dr. Corput was ther This
plantation belongs to the Gouchaux
estate, and Dr.. Godchaux has taken
charge of the situation there and will
carry out the instructions Of the Ma
rine Hospital Service.
80 Cases in One Village.
Five more cases have developed at
Patterson, in st. Mary parish, making
30 cases in all there While the infec-
ton was taken there by Italians from
the infected district in New Orleans
the disease has spread among the resi-
dents, and several ladies and children
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New cases. 50. Total cases to date,
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11el
in the province and the recognition by
Russia Of the principle of the "open
The evening world., 1905-10-05
MCGOWAN ON THE SLATE
He VIII Be Named for Presl-
denl Of Board ci Alder
men.
For Mayor,
GE0RGE u. MCCLELLAN.
For Comptroller, "a
HERMAN A, METZ.
For President BOARD of Aldermen,
PATCH 81. MCGOWAN,

When The delegates to the Tammany
CITY Convention reach Carnegie Hall,
which many Of them dad as early AZ
go O'Clock this evening, they were
informed thni tae above ticket was ths
one 20 be nominated II Is the ticket
selected BY Boss Murphy, Of New YORK,
and Boss Mccarren, Of. Kings, and a
hall full q Tree and untrAmmeledr
delegates u expeetei to roar Itself
hoarse as the theee candidates are ptit
In nomination,
There hasn't been much enthusiasm
about the Tammany convention tnIs
year because II Is a cut-and-drled A.
fair bu. nevertheless there was
an enormous crowd in ana artinl
Carnegie Hall long before the dine set
for h 10 open Two years ago tho
Tamrsny convention which nominated
Mayor Mcclellan was marked by riot
ing and disorder. and hundreds Of tick
et'holders were unable 10 get In the
hall at all. 20 lax was the police man
ageracnt.. t...f XXX
There were long lines % policemen
around the hall this evening, and II
VIII be a short shrift for the butters-in
without tickets tt
Secretary Tom Smith. who Is In
charge OF the details OF the convention,
said that everything would 20 through
swlmnilngly. and that me delegates
ought to be able TO get home by Il
o'clock at the outside. N
Former Dlstricf-Att0rney Eugene a.
Phi.bin will placs Mayor Mcclellan IN
nomlnstlon, Comptroller Grout Will
nominate Mr.. Metz, and either John N
Oakley or somebody from ahe Water
district win place Mr..
Mc0uwan IN nomination. tt7
A. soon ns the candidates have been
formally ncfninated they will be brought
frsn nearby hotel by committees ana
win make their spetches Of acceptance,
Mayor Mcclellan In his speech OF ac-
ceptanoe, will declare his Independence
OF any influence In his appointment OF
Commissioners Ia head the various ,'lty
He wlil indicate that he
will be guided entirely by his own
Judgment no TO the best interests Of the
city, In case OF his election, In his re-
or dismissal OF the Com
missioners who have servea under his
first administration, fNilA
The evening world., 1905-10-05
FOUR F|REMEN
! BADLY HURT BY I.
AN EXPLOSION
Naphtha Blows Up at East
Side Blazs--Two Victims
IN Hospital.

-Four nremen AZ worK on a blaze in
the rear Of Hhs three story building at
No. 10 I,roome street this afternoon
Tpfe swepi BY iamsa from On expios-
Ion 9f naphthh aud wrIous~ ihjurAd.
Acting Chief Austin McDermott and
JoseDh Kechumos Engine No 81. were
sent 70 0ouverneur Hospital for treat
men. Richard Smelling and Frank
Brecken ,of Engine NO. IS. we're treated
by tbe ambulance surgeons at drug
store AZ Rroome and Bufolk stree's
and sent home IN cabs.
The ore originated IN cleaning en-
tabllshWent conducted BY Michael Co
hon. He had big can Of naphtha
stored IN rear room. but The hremen
knew nothing aboi.i II when they
started IN 10 Smother the blaze. The
explosion relensed q storm Of ilery va.
pof that oYerwhelmed chem.
Policemen fought their way Though
the faines from, the street ana fcscncd
tho iIjured hrenien. Tho property dam
age done oy the iIrs waa aninll. f
The evening world., 1905-10-05

RACES AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE RACE TRACK. ooh b.
Tho races here to-day resulted as toi-
lows. l.
FIRST RACE--sIx furiongs; selling
Royal Legend. 100 (NicoD, even, won;
Euba. l0i (F. Robinson). 10 1, second;
|Algonquin. 100 (H Jsciaonl, third,
Time-LlG Agnes Virginia, chtckopi
Maid, Green Gown. Fallen Leaf, Az.
achnt, Echinate. Hopeful Mks and
Monochord also. ran.
SECOND RAcE-seven furllngs; sell
ing; two-year-olds. .--rheo. Case, 100 C.
Morris), ~ 10 :, 1; Saerrlll. 90 (Koerner),
70 l, 2: Helien, ioi q. Hlcks), 3, Time,
l.30 l-5. Slcyon. Queen Car)llne, Floss
s., Youth, Anna Smith. Bitter Brown,
Follow the Flag, Gamester and Charge
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Tive and one-half fur
longs; purse --lFuriculaire. 100 %. Aus
tinl, 2 TO 5. l, la Pacelle, lei C, Nor
rs). 6 to 3. 2. Mallory. 100 IL. WILSON,.
Q. tTlme-1os Is. Fiafco. Sylvia TalbO,
and Red Devil also ran
FOURTH R1ACE--Two miles; the VIC
Lorch C,p. D0,inda, o. (Pcrklns) 20 to
1. L. Little Elkin, % &C. Norris, 6 to S.
3; Gis;tn ~ (urgfhth). 8 Tkme. Ss2 10.
Clsnlie aleo -in,