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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
PAGE BRIN G:s$.s'7U]iI!IT'l'.

Another Case That Calls Up the
Question Of Overhead Wiring.
NJ a case will 4 be Gale in the Circuit
Court, Judge Scott presiding, tomorrow.
which, without any eferen cea to allu-
sIons,',5 will bear somewhat upon a sub
Ject that@is now very much to the front
in this city,{
b The case is the suit OF Leslie "A, Page
against the Southern Railway Company.
Page Il claims the sum sof u $15, 900 for the
loss OF an arm and other bodily damage
suffered BY him while acting as a brakes
man in the yard shifting department. Of
the railway company, III II, 4
A It appears that Page was a bra kesman
II the Manchester yards and was trans
ferred to the Richmond yards and put
Into active service before he became
familiar with the local situation, Any
how, while doing duty rs o brakeman
4 on the top OF freight car, he was
struck by, or struck into, an overhanging
wire, and fell to the street below.
a A broken arm that had to be amputated
ana serious bodily Injuries are estimated
at $4,000 were suffered, and for this
amount Mr., Page sues. 5ia
The fact that all OF the alleged damage
In this suit was due to an outlaWed
overhead wire. makes the case Interest,"
Z linz, 5B AillR Try lS8{s 9N S5ft8y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
TRADE OUTLOOK8BRIGHT.ss
schwab in Very Optimistic Mood
on Return from Europe.

(Spechl to The lines - D-'lspa n S,s
NEW YORK, 53 une S. har u! 81:
Sschwab was In an optimistic mood when
hea took his departure for Europe. and
he Is In tho same frame OF mind upon
his 3retuin. n He does Of see anvil II hilnk
In the signs OF the times 70 interiors
with the prosperity the cou q ~ now 10
enjoying. AT his of Ice yesterd avs NE,
schwab said that, from everything %!
could see. there were no indlcatl onsIoe
a a. turning point so far as iron an az steel
we're concerned, All conditions IL we're
sound. and from this he drew theg cons n.
5cl,sIons that the situation throughout the
United states was also sound. q 81
" cannot say much " about VA o lte e
business conditions. said 4 he. & for hs
reason that did not take occasion II, 10 g
study them to any extent. MY trip to;
Europe was one aof pleasure. recreas Y, 9
and rest, and did not pay atteh lson VI
anything else. At certain times "A va
compelled to discuss business topics. but
us a rule, i let them severely alone. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Goal Companies to Merge.

Especial to The 'Ilnles-iolsEa .i Z -,
NDWsYO RIl, June %, Al official STATE "a,
ment was issued yesterday III connection
With the formation Of what is TO pe
known as tho Cumberland Corporation
Il Is now in process OF organization hy 9
syndicate which Is dominated by Hlair
(, Company. tLadenburg, Yhalmann Z.
Company. Norman p, Ream and the 90 old
sColoney Trust Company. About sio q j
600 is involved In the undertaking
c,.s,,a ~ I'm e "a take tx.er and operate
the The, large large Goa! tracks hannging to- the
tG OH Corporation. Tie South and
Western Railroad also is understood 70 % .
controlled by tho new synu'eals, 80
connected with the seaboard Air Llne.
Blair & Company said yesterday they
simply were going ahead developing the
South and Western property which u ira O.
verses the coal lands, - Al " ,ness sa ps.ss
banking houses In Wall Street also are
Interested In the syndicate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
EhTERTAIAM [ |. ]! !.
THE BON AIR. LIBRARY u { | A! D
1'AS Merry Party Enters d; ). Hl!et:artily
Into the Fun Of the 5 8ss
RI Evening. gB.j
4'lsnec,nl ofThe sTim,ee,ss,..Dispa ten.

4 Special to- The Tines Dispas tch:)
6 ON AIR, A., June q. he Hazen
Memorial Library threw wide its doorssto
the Bon Air people Friday night forst :te
purpose Of ralsing money Z eno,gh His to
8liquldate the debt on q !; valuable set Ct
books recently purchase 4s@ The Z crowd sc
Sthoroughy enjoyed the "frolic prepared
for HEM and the way Il Ice cream dis
appeared made you think It was telng
given away and not sold. RI s.t q;
u. "a Passing Party, opened the eve
ming. Every one present brought q pack
age they wished to swap ~ with some lady L
that had a more attractive looking one.
" When the bundles were opened,
Laughter and cheering told the tale OF
good will and happiness that relg ned In
each heart, a blackboard ad orned In {,
conspicuous place which told the crowd
that ..every man must make his mark
Slips Of paper, disclosed the name Of
different animals to be drawn for the
criticism Of those 4 present. Gibson.
#Christy, Remington and Bonheurs should
look to their laurels, When you find hidden
such talent as was there displayed
The prize was awarded Miss Virginia
Lee i Nj ler5 hen she y sketched billy
goat chin Whiskers and all to perfection.
4 The GROWING feature OF 81 the evening
was an old time breakdown, with the
4inimltable Mr. Polk NJ Ter and his time
honored hanjo at the head Of the frolc-
ing crowd n "A, neat sum was Erea lied, and
the nst-egg safely II laid away with the
thought OF the Matching out great pos
slbllities in the near future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
3sA.MHERsTScO UNT'Y,,l'....
Election Ordered on Questio 81
4 Issuing Road Bonds. Y

Especial h to The Times Dis patch.) sss5
June !Ea % a ~ mherstt
circuit Court adjourned this morning q !,
after being engaged all the week In the
trial Of Jury cases. The docket was not
finished, bit as Judge Gordon had q, - 70
open court In Fluvanna Monday, hes had
to- journ here to-day. n The case OF
Watts scruggs's admin tor against
Williams, was decided yesterda y In favor 81
#of the defendant. Williams ls the con-.
tractor who Is building the big dam for
the Lynchburg Water Company. Scruggs
was killed while working Mt the dam I'd
NJ Judge Gordon ordered an cleo ton to pc
held on August 18th H to ynsc ertain the
sense of the voters Of Amherst county
on the question Of Issuing $s0, 900 worth
Bof bonds to be spent y Ii i$macad emlzing
the roads OF Amherst county He also
appointed committee from the bari5of
Amherst to act In conf Junction with
slmllar> committee appointed #3 by the
board OF supervisors of Amherst county,
Z to report plans for the Improvement Of,
the county courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Plan FO.RSN I: J } !: !. ID
1.-THE farm SCHOOL J! / ] ! |.
Virginia is Well Represented.
s Lectures and
Athletics.
u TheI aTimes:D ispatcIl

(special to The Tines Dispa tch.) s55fss
FARM BCHOOL,5N. g,
june 1.-TWO hundred and fifty students lt
from colleg II nearly every part q the 17N,
Southland have met at the she VILE
Farm School for a great conference e on on
problems OF vital Interest, both to them en-
selves and the future Of their; beloved owe!
land. MS Not behind the other States Is
Virginia for she Is ably represented BY
delegates from the University. Emory an
Henry, Il Rand olph- Macon, Richmond y Col oil
ilegel, Randolph Macon sAcademy, Staun-
ton M litary Academy Virginia Military
institute. Virginia r echnic Institute,
Jyilliau and Mary Miller School, Epls-
copal III giiS School and Roanoke College.
n n til a. 81 ssions OF the conference these
young men are broug ht face to face With
problems /. rel ting toN Southern college
life and. Il arc shown how to X meet them
70 4 sucf, [. men 4 as the noble Robert ID.
Spear. Dr.. e.. Bpsworth. OF Oberlin
Theological Seminary. !. g: s. Cooper. q
the tflnternational W committee; W. ~,
.Weatherford. ot{,the same !: John Timothy u y
stone OF altimore; President F !l I. q
thurman University; Ben r. 35Ba her, stu y;
dent w NJ, c. "a. secretary at Calcutta;
81. +. La SFlamme, of india s. and ReH.
Henry sweets, / of Louisville. iss
Y These speakers all emphasizes the, grea,.
Importance OF the Christ in the life &of
a 4 college man. The best work in college {.
is done by those who are chri tians, ana -
therefore, every gtudent should become ONE! q q
Christian. Determination is written u pom on
the brow Of every udent that personal 81: \.
purity, Il clean athletics and the honor nor
system shall become the policy Of every ave-,
Southern college and university. II y,
indeed. a great lnspi ration to see suc ~
a & hand OF Southern manhood planning
Tor the future Of our South. and every
day is indicative OF strengthened purpose
and desire to see manly reforms pushed pushed
to perfection. y, !, z.
The value OF physical ndurance 4 Sis also alst
tfully appreciated, and the strenuous q l
hours Of & the morning are followed by
q afternoons devoted to mountain c!lfnp1lng
and athletics OF all kinds. Colleges are
nitted against each other in baseball and n
tennis. and each state picks from B its
various delegations a team to represent ,, Sc
n In the State games track meet
will also be held, and no mean RECORDS e ls
will be made. n y, y !. i, !.
'NThrrou ri out II all the Christian spirit
shines pre-eminent, and one mas mas 8the Or ~.
portunity to see good ba seba y and ana e
no swea ring. 80 ~ r. T. rs 4 N !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
To Build locomotive Plant.
u IS neclal To Tho Times Dispatch.) ssi

NEW YORK, June 2a.--A Wall Street;
dispatch from Philadelphia YESTERDAY
said that 1t was reported on good d aNs-sSs
thorlty that new locomotive building;
company. with a ca pitallzation OF slz.l Y
90 has been formed. and Will have y, ',s 9;
4plant near Baltimore, The stock, W.
said. has been fulygunderwrittenSb by BA i \.
$tInore, New York and Philaaslphiss
banks. The Pennsylysnia and the ghaltlss
more and Ohio Railroads were repres mt
cd as being Interested in It. AZ III
The American .ocomotiye compan Idasa
clared an initial dividend @ I "a ,psIs
cent on It's common stock q few day.
ago. and the outlook for loconot iyaS
building Industry Is considered /; ,VVsTx'
bright, owing to the demands Tor sslpips
Emant occasioned BY the pro posed sinnF aaes,,
OF railroad mileage In this connt
report that two OF the A nlerican l.oessS
motive directors were going s.to seslgAs
because of the boards action IN tdeelagf
Ing a dividend on the COMMON N " toes3
was denied yesterday. The \ act ions8I
the board. II was said. was lnanisnoNss i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Nov Sells the Great Daily.

NJ Passetngers travelling by the. electric
cars to points on the Petersburg line
have been heard to make very audible
remarks at not helng able to procure q
newspaper to while away, the hour or
SO Journey to Petersburg. Miss r. n.
Wood, who purveys. ostt drinks and pea
nuts at the southeast corner OF Seventh
and Perry Streets. Manchester, has !, re-
Gently added The Times Dispat ch TO her
stock, and now passengers on the Rich
,n,ond and Petersburg Eleotvic CoMpany's
road 81 can improve the shining hour
and get acquainted With the news OF the
world by an outlay OF two cents Win
Miss Woods. 4 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Verdict for Lumber.
Special to The Times Dispatch

I|s9g (SDeClal Ito Observation-Disclosures q, - AZ
XII cHEsrE FIELD, VA, June 223.--THe
circuit Court heard the trial Of the case
az +. M. and 4. p. Nase against =. 9,
Clark & Son Friday, In Whlch,54th ne
plaintiffs alleged that q good many th tho, Y
and feet of their lumber, hauled 70 the
right OF way OF the Farmyile q Powh'a-
tnn Railroad Company some two years
ago for water shipment. BY way OF E 50
mudu Hundred, was appropriated BY the
attendants and shipped along win ottler
( Immber in filling their contracts and
for which one thousand dollars damages
we're asked Tho jury; brought IN q
verdict Of $s9066 for the plaintiffs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
SCION OF WEALTHY
FAMILY HELD, FOR TIHEFT
& lBy Associated Press,

"a CHICAGO, June 23,--Eugene II. Dren-
nan, recently connected with a Washing
ton newspaper, was arrested here yester-
day on a Federal warrant charging em-
8bezzlement. brennan was arralgned be-
fore United States Commissioner Foote,
and the case was continued until July 2.
and was recently discharged from the
United States navy. It Is alleged that he
@ernbezzled 5000 from the employees Of the
washington Times as treasurer OF a benz
+ eft organization. 3$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
JERRY RI GOES j !. !. 10 ] JAIL ! n
1. DEFAULT Bono M: !.
Negro Who T ook Sky Trip il
Elevator Goes to the City
i Prison.
q Jerry johnson. the negro who thought

Jerry Johnson, the negro who thought
he could run an elevator, and who got
the life scared out OF him + riday at ter
noon, Wl,e,, he realized his mistake, p
Speared d; before 81 ustice Crutchfield yes
&tcrday morning. and is noW.,iln ia u be-
H Use he couldn't furnish security IN the
sun OF 500 for six months, and further n
more than he didn't have $50, the Tine I'm g
Imposed. 81 II * "a 81 s, S
negro wanted To carry &c to- the
$differen 4 offices in X The . Times-Di tch
Building, and refused to put the lee III
a bucket Il or sonnet hing that W uld pre-
vent the drlpp ne on the floor 81 p ne u
elevator ly 7. q 3,
n James Thornton, The q Times-D Dispatch .
elevator man, tho roughly respect ape t
and faithful employe, had told sJohnso on, on
several occasions to either get q bucke
In which to put the Ice or 81 70 say o.l y
OF the elevator. s5ss. "a SvS
But on Friday afternoon Johnson got
EItsinto his head that he kneW It all n Jim
fleft the elevator for q few minutes and
into 1t stepped Jerry, Incidentally It
happened that a passenger was mere
who wanted to get to 4the fifth tory.
Jerry carried him to the fourth floor al
right, T hen the eleva tor took g 81 d g.
$jump-it kind or sprung upwards IKE IKE
and Jerry didn't know how to stop lt'.3
II Bang against the ceiling did the {, stla =
strike and 1T stuck there for awhile. N NJ
ter some 4 difiiculty Jerry and II the pass
ssenger got out and walked downing IN
e steps. on the street Jerry was arrested
and yesterday morning he was fined and nc.
placed under security. sSss.i. n 5is 3 !, .s
j' And yesterday afternoon when v another y
negro bringing Ice into the building ap-
pear rcd Int athe elevator door, ne hhd d
large 4 bucket, In which he carried the
blocks. 3i55 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
COMPLET ELY BROKEN D0WN|l
The DoctorC ldINotGure'Mll!e u
Began Using Peru D .n i !, \ /
Completely tosh ea!th|
\ iii 'TWoIMonths. .1.5l s5,!sI az


nploasc accept my sincere graf ittidesssssE
So writes Mrs. Blnkert, Of New Mexioos
SFDr. Hartman, In the past Fey y X al
las received nunlberless letters W III slti
a expressions OF graf tide. III "a
e No physician9iii the world nd a8 lar gearfs
lumber az grateful patients sea tered sM.s
lver the Civilized world than
nan. rs Sg $3 sM
Not d day passes that he does MT, ro essa
,elve some token OF apprecnt ipn rom nv
"a patients he has cured OF some chroniorsAs
nalndyl s$ " n ..Syas 81 Sss
The Il remedy which has brought +, M
4 artmar, Into such fame ls Perun 4! .t
people have generally bought II ats tha.ss
ecomniandation5of some friend or mel g IA M
DOR. , q ist We ri
USUALLY they begin taking II withouss
advice than the direo tons y has IN.
ire OF, the bottle. $ \; II 59E E Fun .hs
From this host of patients Dr. Hart II
mn rarely receives any letter. Bue 81 81
.nall per cent Of those who buy Perunas
Ind IT necessary to write Dr.aS Har tnlAngS
|.oncerning the matter. IA 5 MA a Sss
THESE induirera receive q prompt rep VI
.or which no charge Is made. This gem
|Arally results In cure s As
Tho r,ultltude Of he artfeit oncsrs ees.sss
sImonials which pour N unon Or. aris fss
nj an every year Is a gratifying result 81
4uchS Il stupendous character rs Few pl hay-1jS
|slcians In the world can boas .ss
Mrs.. Josephine g lien. 34bi S$ M H.,
Street, Portland. Oro writes
proven itsAlf 81 suen w.
told value toSus that we arc glad 40 EivelS
IT due praise. e. M NJ
INV daughter and III have been SurNdf
81 systemic catarrh rs of M everal ssy yen 81
standing, and we both enjoy tile very
best OF health. thanks to erun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Education Meeting,
s,neolnl "a Tha -TImes-pIspatc

PENNINGTON, VA juno 23,-Professo,
Boyce Payne was the principal speaker
at the educational meeting held here
yesterday at 2 r, 4 M,.5Ii In the Baptist
Church, Professor Payne's address was
listened to with the closest Interest The
crowd was not large. superintendent
Marshall and the District School BOARD
were present and made remarkabs
liberal offer to the people to encourage
the cause OF education; hut there seemcG
to DO a lack Of unity OF action among
the peOple. H4E 5e iffesa 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

s Mrs. Ruth b. Brent, Holmes Ill.
writes: was In poor health three years
ago; and kept getting worse
Finally ii got SO weak thai could t'l
not at up all h da W. NJ " feet and hands
were always colo. IN ] had no appetite, s
~ consulted one OF the best doctors,
and he said II could not be cured ed ~
,..I was nervous. my heart would flut--
ter had a pain In my left side. also
chronic constipation. | e 4, u
got a bottl OF Peruna and Nana ain
and wrote o. YOU for I'D v Ice. " .1s
3,,yyhile under your trea tment y gained
three pounds q month. 81 81 si33,
took two OF three bottles Of " :.
II, I ono OF M anallr1, and now " u am Wen '
and able TO do all my houseWo 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

seventy 1--WE rooms, and tits proba BILE that
"a Z Rathskeller Will 4 be operated in con-
tonYwithB 1T. The pl ans for the build
ing will be drawn by Ffergu son'.Ss Ca
Sof 81 this 3.cit "
AZ The theatre will be- an independe lent one,
controlled by MI. II Gordo on. The bookings
for 4 It, Mr.. Gordon ammo ces, will be IN
the hands Of w eber g. Rush, Of New
York, Work on the u building will soon
commence. 58 sas n y, 2 e;
The theatre will be- specially adaptted
tossmuscal III come ". Nh ne b
s. Mr.. g ordon will js al 50 own and control
the Ma estic II tire, now being erected
here. Iorris n Franz of thiss 81 W VIII
mana &c both the chnlondt and the local cal
Y house. s 3i f Il. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
ASSAULTED AT8NIGHT.
Mr.. billiard Kno cked Down ]
eva Front of His Fathers Door. 81
5lsnre.cial e + he Tlrnes-Dlspatch.)

F93 lSpecIHI 10 II Ile 7Il1Ilts-111sp lCF,J
{5LYNCHBURG, " June 223.---,NVhlte
billiard. son or Dr. Jonn w Dillard and
a well known young business man, was
assaulted last night in front Of his
fathers residence, on Church Street, In
the heart OF the city, as he was about
toaenter the house. Some one struck
him with what Mr. billiard believes to
have been n baseball bat from the rear,
causing considerable scalp wound on
the crown OF his head. G q s9s}s
He was knocked down and was after
wards assisted into the house by tho
family. But for the plug hat Mr. billiard
was wearing, his wound would have
been moro serious lie has no ID ca who
committed tho assault, or why It was
done. hi ~ Il a5fl s fj n n NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
PAYING THEIR DEBTS.
.Colored Baptists Will Make To-
"a e, a. Occasion Of Rejoicing

Z 81
An altogether new celebrat ion among
8colored 4. Bnptists was IN progress last
week at Fifth Baptist Church Sydney.
Of which the Rev. Or. w. +. Graham ls
pastor. The event Is called the week !, q,
81 redemption" and occasion upon which 1!:
The colored Baptists OF the city are 10
redeem all debts owed on their3 ch 'llN,0
property and oil er'wlse, 81 u. ], !,
,The white people OF the city RESPONDED
30 llberally to the call Of the occasion
that Ii became necessary to organize Q
gHWhito Church Aid Club" and the funds
nre being eposlted in the colored banks:
a. To-day Will .be the ending OF he cele-
bration, and the pastor, Rev. Graham, DE-
sires that all the clubs and circles MAKE max
n THE exercises Will consist. Of song and
prayer, n and much publication among orls
I those who attend. Special arrangements
have been made for white people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
I.RFIC;IH:M|O||hDERS CRUISE
THGy!Rg!A!AHR!yl|!R
tyeFFs
Party Of KnoWn e itizen AZ
Visit Irving s|sssE
on.
fsr,,e.cial., I to The T!lmes-D ispatch.)

Especial to- The n Tlmes-D 1865
BIRYINGTON. June q. - jo9llly
party Of prominent tizens of h
III, on their annual cruise the tllIS
Thomas q Cunningham Capt ytlliasn q
4 H. Curtis In command, paid this town
visit Thursday afterno BON and left here
for Urbunna and appa hannoc q hS
party consisted Of w liam Gur ~
capt. John a Curtis. Capt Thonaa8 g s!7I
ming ham, "a. ID. Hudgins. G.. att Tayl or,
NV. HI Zimmerman. j ohm II. Frisch l korns
Samuel Cohen, w 81 O. Armita ge,t$ George a
C. Russell . Herman Stein, L. iA.sss Shep III
pard George M MINI. Az Cary,,tls inc oilaA
Carl sHuehrmund, G.. w. 4 Hard ke# and
E1Yetlsen. ~ "a ssSS S1Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

The K1ots-T Throwing Compnnys silk
MIL II shown HI, \ the top picture, IS one
j OF the most important 1 OF about thirty
five manufacturing Industries IN Fred
lerickaburg. The factory Is one OF several
owned BY the company in various parts
2ofthe country It spins the silk and sends
III to a mill IN the North for weav! Ing, ~
III The Il mill employs white labor
and Is ono OF the most valuable of the
{city's enterprises. NJ
K The Melville Wooden Mill depicted in
the lover Illustration. 10 q valuable In
Sdustry. using tho wool raised BY. h the
farmers IN the surrounding country a. as
we'll as importing large quantities from rom
elsewhere. Clothes for mems we KS is
made. in large quantities, and also goods
forgIadies' dresses. Men, women and chill
dren are employed and the pay roll Is A', Q
large one III !S3s3S II ~ 5iI. n; Tsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
'|'O1BU|LD'1iA[A||'TRE
Al. AND H.0 [: [. TOO D ].
Sanger Hall t. Give Place 70 u
Sixty Thousand Dollar
Building. s55
WORK ITO SOON COMMENCE {: .E
'rlc Same Parties Own the Ma Ma
%jcstic# Theatcr iii !. Nor or ssl
folk. I'll
!, n, {, J. I. =, n I. I 4

Fl Especial to Tho srlmes-D- ispat ch,)
Gordon, 3of this city, prcsidNit. \ of the
Traders and Truckers Ennk has apt, r.
chased the Sanger Hall property, in Rcli-
mond, and win erect Thereon, q handsome SO
theatre and hotel building Mr. Gordon $,
made this announcement to The Times me 4
Dispatch correspondent to-day. NJ
THE plans for the structure are yet d g.
4 be drawn /, Mr. Gordon stated. and re re
cannot now say just how large It vii pe
what style Of archltso.aTe. me s stpS
1partaofS the structure Will contain about