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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Magoon to Be Promoted

Washington, D. C.-Incident to a re-
port that Attorney General Moody is
to be made justice of the supreme
court, cabinet and diplomatic pro-
grams are being reorganized in Wash
ington gossip. 1t is said among other
things that the plan of sending Gov
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Program of Fleet

Washington-Whe the North AT.
lantic fleet completes it target prac-
tice and maneuvers it will be sent
south for winter cruise, prior to
which, however, the ships will rem
devious at Hampton Roads for re-
pairs,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Must Go to Penitentiary

Minneapolis, Minn.-Dr. Jacob F.
Force, former president of the North
western National Life Insurance com
pany, must serve three and a half
years in the penitentiary unless the
supreme court grants him new trial
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13

the Ohio senators and the president
he desired the convention to go on
record with a stronger commendation
of the latter than of the former. Only
two votes were cast against the plat
form.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13

Judge F. C. Brooks today denied a
motion for a new trial in the district
court. Dr. Force was charged with
having expended for his personal use
large sums belonging to the insurance
company.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Declare for Government Ownership

Liverpool 1.-The trade union con-
gress today unanimously instructed
the labor members of parliament to
introduce bill calling for the ma
tionalizing of all railways, canals and
mines in the United Kingdom.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13

of the terrorists of Penza province,
who assassinated General Min Aug
ust 26, today sentenced her to be
hanged. She smiled on hearing the
sentence
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-13
Woman to Be Hanged

st. Petersburg The court martial
which tried Zeniad Konoplianikoyo,
the girl member of the "fying group"
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15

Fire Of unknown origin destroy
Ralston's glove factory at Iowa {
Iowa. The loss Is $6S.0O0.
Edward Smell. engineer of q B;
moro Z Ohio passenger train. was
ed In collision between his train
q wrecking train near Youn.sto,
Ohio.
Merritt B. Otis. q farmer near Nc
man Grove, Neb.. was choked to de-
by . windmill. His coat collar
caught In the gearing and he "
dead when extricated.
A flre the: started In the moldi
plant Of Angus & Mckay in Chica
spread to the several adjoining hui
ings before 1t vas controlled. q:
caused loss Of 100000.
While taking apart his revolve
Henry Stedner Of New York accide
tally shot his mother. She is dyi,
and the boy may lose his reason as
result Of the tragic accident.
Attacked by vicious boar an
thrown into corner. John Focht.
prosperous farmer residing near ST,
ney, Iowa, was saved from horrib'
death by the timely interference {
his dog.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Otherwise.

Geraldine FaTrar. an American sing.
.r, made her last appearance in the
Soyal opera house at Berlin. She re-
.eived an ovation.
While being hoisted On board a
french ba,tleship during practice drill
torpedo exploded. Killing one man
lnd wounding many Others
\ report has been received that sew.
ateen officers were shot by the revo-
usionists in the streets of Kutno. Po-
and. The town is in state Of panic.
wing 10 fear OF military reprisals.
The present year is a record break
IT IN the raisin business in California.
fifty per cent of the estimated output
If Valencia and Malaga raisins that
sonpeSe with the California product
sas ruined.
The American Banana company. an
Nabaaa corporation. has brought an
'csion in the United States circui,
ourt in New York against the United
'ruit company. charging conspiracy in
sS,raint Of trade.
4 New York physician who has made
study OF the subject says no previous
nliticai campaign has demanded such
2 expenditure Of nervous energy by
sndidates and resulted In so many
hysical breakdowns and deaths.
J. 7. Harahan was elected presiden,
( the Illinois Central Railroad com
any. succeeding Stuyvesant Fish. Al.
re other officers of the company. ex
ept Vice President yelling. wer
resent at the meeting Of the boar
hen the election took place.
The entire student body q abou,
70 Of the Centenary college at Jack
n, La, struck and went homo. Tie,
1t 4 dHple statemeat that they yer
ssatis0ed With tie rstentioa q Pm
cncsssG. Who to DontAs -
ahbsl tAe nsv. G. G llm9. JssR
sat g H. ss1aeA
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Personal.

Mrs Amelia NJ Harris. sixty years
old and native of Hills county, Iowa,
who went to Montana in 1864, died at
Helena
Mrs. Esther NJ. Stannard, wife OF
Former Governor E. O. Stannard. died
of neuralgia Of the heart at her home
In St. Louis.
Judge Thomas NJ. Mehan of Mason
City, ILL.,, prominent Democrat and
since 1897 district judge, died Of ty.
phoid fever.
The engagement of Miss Pauline
Morton. daughter of Former Secretary
Of the Navy Paul Morton, to J. Hop.
kirson Smith. Jr., is annnouced.
Dr. Edwin E. Beeman died at Cleve.
land yesterday. Twenty-Five years ago
DR.. Beeman quit the practice of medi-
cine to enter upon the manufacture Of
pepsil chewing gum.
Charles Frazier. the Oldest engineer
OF the Erie railroad. died at his home
in Paterson, n. ]. Mr.. Frazier was
seventy-,wo years OF age. and had been
in the employ Of the Erie for fifty.six
years.
Nathan D. Bradley. first mayor OF
Bay City Mich. member OF the Forty.
third and For1y-;ourth congresses,
lumhernlan with interests in several
sections Of the United States. died
from Dnsumoaia.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
~eAmE" HE KILLS is MAN.
Hunter Who creers in Grass Is Shot
for Prairie Wolf.

While Norman Bell and wife, accom-,
panied by another man and his wife.
were driving in the vicinity of Long
Lake. west of Esmond. the party saw
an object moving along in the grass
at the edge of slough. After watch
ing the object for some time the par
ty concluded that it was prairie
wolf. and Bell. who had a rife, was
urged to take shot at it.
As he fired man arose from the
grass. gave a scream of pain and fell
10 the ground. Rell ran to the assist
ance of the injured man. and hunter
from the other side of the slough also
came to his aid The wounded man
had been shot in the stomach and
lived but few moments.
Rnmbold said that he and his broth.
er had been hunting for ducks and
were lying concealed in the high grass
along the edge of the slough. The
dead mans body will be taken to Be
lott, Wis, for interment. A coroner's
jury exonerated Bell from blame for
the shooting.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
IN MINNESOTA.

johnson, Democrat, Elected oovsrno,
BY About 10000.
John A. Johnson was reelected gov
ernor Of Minnesota by q majority
which may run over 10000 when the
returns are canvassed. Complete re
turns from forty counties give him 66.
O0O.
Republicans ssved the rest of the
state ticket, electing their, candidates
by majorities running from $4,000 t.
10000.
Congressman McCleary was defeat
cd in the Second district by w. 3
Hammond. Democrat. Mr.. Hammond's
plurality is 1.047.
All other Republican congressional
candidates we're elected as follows:
]. A. Tawrey. (First). Davis tThird),
Stevens tFourth). Nye (Fifth). Lind
bergs tSixth). Volstead (seventh),
Bede tEighth) and Steenersou
tNinth).
The Republicans will lose eigh,
members OF the next state senate and
five or six members of the house. The
Republicans will probably have all ex'
cept nineteen of the senators and all
except sixteen of the representatives.
Last year there were eleven
Democratic senators. This year there
will probably be eighteen Democrats
and one Populist Last year the Dem.
ocrats had eleven representatives;
this year it looks as if they would have
fourteen and the Prohibitionists two.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Criminal,

Democratic Congressman-elect H. L
Favrot shot and killed DR.. H. H. Aid
rich at Baton Rouge, La.
As the result of a three-cornered
quarrel in st. Louis, William Barton
was killed by q blow on the head with
q baseball bat.
I. H. Carr. white man. was founo
guilty of rioting by jury in the city
court at Atlanta. Ga. Judge Pendle
ten reserved sentence.
Almost at his own doorstep Martin
Fuchs. farmer OF Collinsville, Ill.,,
was shot to death in an effort to pre-
vent his hogs from being stolen.
Barricading the doors of her home
Mrs. John Ray OF Falls City, Neb., sci
fire to her home. Neishbors broke IN
her door but the woman was dead.
Cashier H. c. Duhoise of the Monroe
County bank at Monroeville, Ala, has
been checked short s.2.115, according
10 s report received by State Bank Ex
e,ainer Rutledge.
With the head pounded to q pulp
the body of Charles johnson va.
found wedged tightly into pile Of iron
piping in Chicago. The man was un'
1oubtedly murdered.
What are believed to have been in
cendiary fires destroyed $4,000 worth
Of property at Burlington, Iowa, when
the barns Of Arthur Churchill and ".
Il. Moir were destroyed.
Rev. Isaac G. Cook, formerly pastor
of the Methodist church at Bartonville,
H.. was arrested on the charge of at.
:acking the thirteen-year-old daughter
Of Charles ". Robinson.
Norman E. Smith. hotel man and
tormer famous bicycle racer, has been
killed at Tenakee Hot Springs, Alaska,
BY Robert Reid. Smith is said to
have had bad reputation.
John Hogan was stabbed twice in
The back IL a saloon row at Billings.
Mont, and had not the blade Of the
Knife Glanced on a rib one kidney
would nave been cut in two.
Thomas W. Alexander. formerly a
wealthy cotton factor. pleaded guilty
1t Atlanta. Ga. 10 an indictment charg-
,ng embeZziement and was sentenced
to six years Imprisonment.
Miss Florinda Illario, who has been
,n trial in the Sorlervi!le county court
Il Somerville. \. J.. charged with the
murder OF Alexander Dipoalo, was
'o,lnd guilty OF uanslaushter.
While passenger train was stand,
ng on the tracks at Gallup. n. NJ.
:hTee men armed with revolvers enter
"a the coaches and forced the passen.
gers TO hold up their hands. They Sc
cured several hundred dollars.
The body of John Boland, wealthy
,aIn.er near Dubuque, Iowa. was found
~ his son in a ditch. The skull was
rushed. Ned West. farm hand. was
arrested on suspicion and later con
,essed 10 the murder of Boland.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
From Other Shores.

A deputation from the Austrian
Butchers association asked the minis.
ter oi agriculture TO permit the imnor-
tation of meat from the United States
The third anniversary OF the founda-
ton Of the Republic Of Panama vas
celebrated al Colon. There was bull
batting and other anausements in the
afternoon and fireworks in the even.
ing.
]. E Starr Hunt. who was charged
with fraud in connection with the Set
tlement Of the affairs OF the Inte-na.
1ional Bank and Trust company. which
failed in 1903. was acquitted at City Of
Mexico Of any completely in the mat.
-er.
4 report was in circulation at Mos,
COW that the Leasue TO Combat the
Revolution. to which the murder O:
Deputy He.zeas1ein in Finland las.
summer has been ascribed. had sen.
tencei the former premier, Count
Vitte, to death in the event of his re-
turn to Russia.
The aristocratic suburb of Chariot
tenburg. near Berlin, which contains.
besides the royal palaces, residences
of more millionaires than any city in
Germany, is about to start a hog-rea--
ing business on large scale for the
purpose OF overcoming the ha-dships
of the meat famine.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Republican Majority Of $4,000 Is Esti
mated,

Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. 9.-Coe l
Or: wford. Republican candidate for
governor. and the congressional and
state tickets have a majority of 25.750
in htirty-nine of the fifty-two counties
in South Dakota. Figures from the re-
naming counties are yet indefinite,
but indicate that the Republican MA
jority in the state will reach not les:
than $4,000.
The Republicans, with four legisla-
tive districts to hear from, have elect
ed thirty-six members of the state sen.
ate and the Democrats nine members.
OF the members of the lower branch
OF the legislature, the Republicans
have elected seventy-six, the Demo
Gratis eight. Thus the Republicans on
joint ballot, when a uccessor to
United States Senator Gamble is elect
ed next January, will have at least liz
of the total of 1873 members who will
be entitled to seats.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
KING ALFONSO IS
ASASS|NAItD
PERSISTENT RvMoR THAT NE
WAS KILLED ON ARRIVAL IN
MADRID.
SUSPICIOUS MOVES BY @RtDS"
KING HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
FROM ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL
HIM IN ocrosER.

Paris, Nov. :3.-There is a persist
ent rumor in circulation here that
King Alfonso of Spain has been assas-
stnated upon his arrival at Madrid.
According to the latest reports from
Spain King Alfonso and Queen Victo.
ria have been spending few days at
Malaga. where they arrived on Nov.
3. According to the Malaga dispatch
announcing their arrival, the local po-
lice had been advised before their
majesties was due that
Suspected Anarchists
hud suddenly disappeared from Bar.
celona, and consequently the most rig
orous precautions were taken for the
protection of the king and queen dur
ing their stay in Malaga. All the
houses in the streets which the king
and queen were to pass were carefully
searched.
When they arrived at Malaga they
met with cordial reception. They
passed through the streets to the pal
ace without any untoward incident.
Plot Frustrated.
A rumor of the alleged plot to kill
Alfonso was published in the morning
papers of Madrid of Oct IS. Accord
ing 10 this report !. stout wire had
been fixed across the high road at
point which his majesty would have
to pass on mis- way back to Madrid in
an automobile. The wire was found
shortly before the kings automobile
was due to go by and was removed.
Without FoLasation.
London, Nov. 12.-The Reuter- Tele-
gram company has received dispatch
from Madrid saying the report that
King Alfonso had been assassinated is
without foundation.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Minnesota DHtATs CHICAGO
GOPHER TEAM Is uNplspuTEn
FOOTBALL CHAMPION o.
THE WEST.

Chicago, Nov. 13. - In one At thc
most fiercely fought battles known to.
the Western gridiron Minnes0ts de.
feated Chicago at Marshall aead by a
score Of I to 2.
From first to last there vas no
question as to which was the superior
eleven, and to-day Minnesota is admit
tedly the undisputed champion Of the
West in college football.
She won the game and title by the
persistence of her offensive and defen-
sive play throughout the fully sixty
minutes of the contest, and, Chicago
must give to the wonderful Gopher
eleven all the credit which the score
indicates.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
DEMOCRAT Is ELECTED GOVERN.
OR OF NORTH DAKOTA az
GOOD MARGIN.
JUDGE FISK ALSO A WINNER
RETURNS ARE SLOW AND BOTH
PARTIES CLAIM BALANCE
OF TICKET.

John Burke elected governor and
Judge Fisk elected supreme justice ap-
scar to be the only absolutely certain
results of the election Tuesday. The
returns are slow in coming in. and it
! will probably be some time before The
full returns are received.
The selection of Burke and Fisk is
conceded by the Republicans. but both
parties are claiming the election of
their candidates on the balance OF the
state ticket
Senator C;ishel chairman of the
Democratic state central committee.
Grand Forks. said:
Burke has been elected governor
by q majority of 10000 and Fisks ma
jority will be in the neighborhood OF
1880. The entire Democratic state
ticket has been elected. with the pos
sihle exception of one or two candi-
dates whose counties failed to start
them out with good home majori.ies.
This may possibly be the case with
Anheier OF Cass and Reed of Burleish.
All the reports that we have received
have been better than our previous es-
Inmates. and l am certain that our
ticket is elected. The congressional
candidates are still in doubt
Chairman L. B. Hanna of tie Repub-
lican state central committee at Fargo
made the following statement with ref
erence to the election:
4 am positive that the entire Repub-
lican state ticket is elected with the
exception OF Sarles and knauf Sarles
seems to be defeated by 1000 and
knauf by 5000
Incomplete returns received at Far
60 give Burke majority slightly in ex-
cess of 5000 over Sarles, the Repub-
lican candidate. Fisk's majority is
5000 and may reach 5000. One of
the strange features OF the campaign
is that knauf ran ahead of Sarles or
tie Missouri slope, where every eoun-
ty gave Republican majority.
The latest estimate of the Demo-
Gratis. which they claim comedies all
Republican claims. gives Burke almost
5000 majority, as follows:
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15

The returns are too fragmentary to
do more than estimate on the legisla-
tive situation, but from the returns.
that are actually in it is evident that
a number of Democratic candidates
to both house and senate have been
elected. In the First district. Penn
bina county. two Democratic house
members have been elected, and in
the Second Halliday. democrat, has de
feated Garnett, Republican. Senator
Main is elected in Cavalier, and Sen
ator Cashel was unopposed in Walsh
The Sixth district has elected . Dem
ocradc senator and two Democratic
representatives, while the SIX Repub-
licans from the other Grand Forks dis
tricts have all pledged themselves to
the principles advocated by the Good
Government league Macarthur. Dem
ocrat. has been reelected, defeating
johnson. doc" Purcell. one Of the
old Hne Democrats of Richland coun-
y, WIN an 4 seat ln the se1Ata wash
burk. Denocz1t. has probably been
elected tn Steele. and Ueland 81 La
lloure. Mnstca eosnty has elected
Canpbsu. Dszlocsat. . the senafe.
Houevae. ~ leg1s1ature vm -
svsEuhs1ningiy Ragscan-
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
BADGERS PICK GOV. DAVIDSON.
Republican Plurality About 10000 =
Congressman 1abcock Loses.

Milwaukee. Nov. s.-The Republic,
an state ticket, headed by Gov. James
o. Davidson, swept the state by an es-
umated plurality of at least 10000
over John A. Aylward. the Democratic
candidate, and his colleagues. Latest
returns showed the election of nine
Republican and two Democratic con;
gressmen. Latest returns from the
Third congressional district indicates
the election of Mr.. Murphy over Con-
gressman Batcock by an estimated
plurality of 800. :
William D. Connor, chairman of the
Republican state central committee, at
10 o'clock said:
From the meager returns received
estimate that Gov Davidson has car
ried the state by from $4,000 to $4,000
plurality. and that he will carry the
legislative candidates with him."
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
News OF WEEK SUMMARIZED
IMPORTANT EVENTS At HOME
AND ON FOREIGN SHORES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
From the Capital.

HEe president has approved the re
port If the special committee whic.
completely exonerated Gov. Frantz CT
Oklahoma OF charges filed agains,
him.
The president announced the ap.
pointnlent Of Attorney General Nill.
lam NJ. Moody as justice Of the su.
prcmc court to succeed Justice Brown,
who retired some time ago.
Orders have been received at the
headquarters OF the Department OF
Missouri to dispatch pack train Of
about fifty animals from Fort Riley to
Cuba, via Newport News. at once.
\ bulletin issued by the department
of commerce and labor says that en-
ports of iron and steel manufacturers
show an increase OF about Is per cent
In the nine months ended With Sepiem-
ter.
Attorney General Moody and his as
sis;ant. Mr.. Pur6y conferred about
the Standard Oil case. l, is admitted
that the case is fully prepared and that
the prosecution will begin in a week or
ten days.
William Pennar'was appointed post.
master at Ashby. Grant county. Min
nesota. vice Q. \. Norman. resisned.
Also Rena ]. Scofield at HYDE. Jerauld
county. South Dakota. vice Anna F
Dill resisneii.
Harrison c. Masaoa. since 1894 SUI
periatcndent Oh the Natioua, cemetery
at Jefferson Barracks. Mo. has been
ordered to Washington TO assume the
duties OF the superintendent of the
National cemetery at Arlington.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
MAY iNolcr ROCKEFELLER.
Question Of Bringing Criminal Action
to Be Decided.

Washington, Nov. 13.-The question
of whether John D. Rockefeller and
other officials of the Standard Oil COM
pany shall be criminally prosecuted
for maintaining a combination in vio-
lation of the penal clause of the SheH-
man antitrust act will be considered
further during a conference at the lie
partment of justice today.
The point to be decided is whether
criminal action shall be taken con-
currently with the institution of civil
suits for the dissolution of the Stand
ard Oil company.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
eiq Bonanza for the "katy..'

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 13.-ThousanG>
of acres of the most valuable farm
land in Kansas together with q larso
amount of land located in towns ana
cities of the state. is given TO tie Mis-
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas railroad by -,
decision handed down by the supreme
court of Kansas in the case OF the
railway company against one Watson
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
vesuvius More Quiet,

Naples. Nov l3.-The column OF
smoke and ashes above Mount Vesu-
yius diminished materially yesterday.
Naples is entirely free OF smoke. The
wind is blowing from the east. Slight
da1onations were heard yesterday. but
the people are reassu.ed.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Mutineers Seize Shi,.

Berlin. Nov l3.-The crew OF the.
vessel Alnlo mutinied when the ship
was of the Schleswig-H -Holstein coast
The sailors killed the captain and
threw his body overheard. The nui;-
Eeers changed the vessels route and
sailed for an unknown destination.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
GARFIELD WILL START THINGS.
shakeup Is Expected in Interior De.
partment.

Washington. Nov. IS. - Under the
direction of James A. Garfield. who
will take charge on March 4 next. the
interior department will be reorgan
ized from top to bottom.
For several months the Keep COM
mission, by order of the president
had the various bureaus of the inte
lior department under the searchlight.
and it is understood that the results
were such that the presiden tdecided
upon thorough overhauling not only
of methods but of personnel.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Casualty List.

Harry Maxwell was instantly killed
in an automobile accident a, New
Britain, Conn.
A FIRE in the heart of the business
portion of Hamilton. Ohio, caused &
loss Of $3.50. 900.
Sherman Foss, nine-year-old son OF
L. Foss, farmer near Spokane, was
shot and killed by a playmate.
Ole Quamheck, an elderly man and
IN old settler in Winnebago county,
Iowa, vas killed by an enraged bull on
his farm.
Two men were killed and two badly
injured By the explosion Of tho boilers
at the American Palace Steam laundry
In Buffalo.
Sixyearoh John Kenny Of Chicago
died from aatinS Stove polish thrown
into the doorway a his pareots' homs
- q sample.
he Ken Z CogyesAan p,aniag aaA
bux enetRy q LoufsvfBe v11 destroy
ed u lrA Loss 47k.Aoo. TAe - -
No0oe o0eoOe1-
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Balloon Goes Twelve Miles.

Paris. Nov. l3.-The immense ,lirisi-
BILE balloon. Lavalle dc ia:is. con-
structed by NJ. Deutsch. nla.'a its first
fight successfully yester ."c. The
balloon was in the air far one hour
and covered a distance ,f twelve
niles
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
Expected to Carry Appropriation Of
s5oooo.ooc or $50 o,ooo. 600.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-Representa-
tive Burton of Ohio, chairman of the
river and harbors committee of the
house. has called meeting of the
committee to complete river and
harbor appropriation bill in time TO in
troduce it before the Christmas recess.
Tie plans are for 4 bill carrying
about s50.o00,000 or S60.oO0.00o.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Defend Referee With GINS.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. l3.-The Buc!.
nell-Virginia Polytechnic institu,e
football game here broke no in a ricI
The police were forced to draw ttei:
revolvers 10 save Referee Suter from
Il crowd OF Virginia ifolyiectnic :ns;i
tntc students.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Dio Up herculaneum.

Rome. Nov. 13.-Prof. Charles Valid
stein, professor Of fine arts in Kings
college. Cambridge. Eng. will arrivs
here shortly for the purpose of arraHg
ing with /! G Italian government 10
carry cut his project for she eSca.;s-
tion OF the ancien, city OF Fercula-
neNm