davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
1910 80 Locomobile

tive'passenger Touring Car. Painted
dark green. Equipped with clock. speodo-
meter glass front electric lights and top.
This car is upto-dnte and has been nut In
hrst'oiaas order BY the makers 40 Il can be
considered as good as new. For business
reasons, u . necessary that I sell the car
ana am willing 70 make attractive terms:
no realty Price 1880 Address Ownero
Slo2, Evening journal Ohice. Wilmington,
DeN oct2o-6t
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

VKy ANyED-GooD, HUsTLrNG BusT.
W ness woman, middle ago preferred
with knowledge OF figuring and stcnoRraphy.
BIO week Address Flse, Evening jour.
npl once octi7.Iw.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

Il uRN1sHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT
a No. ei7 Orange 81. octiO-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

IL OR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS FOR
II light housekeeping. No. TOT French
street. octiI.f2t.
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E. P. Moody
sos Ford Building
TAX NOTICE.

~----~--s--~~~--0~--~-----s----
~ AK NOTICE-DELINQL ENT TAX
Il payers, take notice. have exhausted
All reasonable and honorable means 10 give
you more time TO pay your 1912 taxes to
me. You have made promises and have
failed 70 comply with them. I am dcsirous
Of settling my duplicate so I hereby give
you notice that I will lay attachments and
sell ten 1o) properties each week until
settled. Your turn may come FIRST and I
will publish all names II taxes are not set
tied within three days after notification and
attachment is laid.
JOHN r. o'NEAL
Ex-Tax Collector For Christians Hundred.
sept15 5eodf.
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Locomobile--Six Cylinder
4S H. P. Touring 1911 Model

Has had the best Of care and attention
and is fully equipped. safe car Tor the
family or for renting. The owner found
the car very economical on gasoline and
tires Is leaving and will dispose of
Il at the low price Of 1850. win take
notes. no real estate. This car cost mo
$4,000. Address Owner, G.a5, Fvenire
Journal Ohice. Wilmington. Del. oot2o.5i
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
BUSINESS OPPORTuNITIES.

o PER CENT. INVESTMENT, SHARES
o full paid; FIVE dollars each; non as
sessable secured Delaware corporation
real estate proposition. Invest a small
amount each month II preferred. No fnos
no forfeitures. Information on appica-
tion. Answering this advertisement imposes
no obligation 10 invest. Address P. O.
BOX 42S. octiO-1mo
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
REMOVAL NOTICE

TAR. =. G. SMITH. OF no. sss MAR.
~ kef street. has moved his dental prac-
flee - the N. r. Corner Ninth and Jefferson
Hrcets. auksn-
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

nR. Z. j. BRADLEY, JR., DENTIST.
~ has removed his ofice from TOO Frank.
I'm 70 919 Market street. ID. A. Phone
AAs- Oe;i5 2mo'
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
PERSONAL

NJ AIRY WEALTHY Y-DESCRIPTIONS
Nl wealthy people anxious to marry, free
Mission Unity, B-5ss. San Francisco. cal
sep6.18,20. 27-oet4 II, 1s,25-novi. g, is, %, 90
I ADIES-S1, 900 REWARD posi-.
~ lively guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy; safely relieves some Of
the longest most obstinate abnormal cases in
three to five days; no HARM pain or inter
ference with work mail, $3.50; double
strength, $500. DR.. southington No. 2s
Long Biag. Kansas City Mo. oct6.1m.
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7 F YOU WRITE OR COMPOSE BADLY,
i let me help you. Letters, Copying, Etc.
w s. Matchett, public stenographer, Law
Building, Ninth and Market SITS oct2 I'm
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u OR sALE-DRUG STORE, CHEAP To
It quick buyer. Good reason for selling
viii bear investigation. Address s-3d
Evening Journal oct22. 23 nov1
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
Bargains In Used Pianos
900 MARKET STREET
Limousine Bodies

The owner has six.passenger and seven.
passenger body, which he is anxious TO dis.
pose Of Immediately. Bodies are both in
good condition, as far as paint and trim
ming Is concerned. Can be bought nj NJ
tractive PRICES Address Owner P-52. Even
ing Journal Once, Wilmington. Del.
oct2o-5t
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE

Il or s1cf~1 c0RNfR sHGooT fR05Fi
II eity, centrally located Address s-37
Evening Jonrnal. oct22-2t
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

Y OR sALE-FARM OF ABOUT $50
It acres, in White Clay Greek hundred
near Christina. II. deli. Janvier, No. 21d
Ford Building, Wilmington.
ncfoI - = QO.rovd q 1
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Sarah Louisa Phillips ct al.
AND NOW, IO-WIT, this fifteenth day Of
October, A. d. One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Thirteen, the. subpoena in this cause
having been issued and delivered TO the
Sheriff more than thirty days before the re-
turn thereof, and Samuel J. Woldin, Willis
NJ. Weldin, Sarah " McLees Hannah I
broomall and William Robinson weldin,
hve OF the defendants not being found and
not having appeared on ma ion Of William
Il. Lyman, ESQ. Solicitor for the com
plainants, and upon affidavit Of Anna NJ
Phillips that Samuel ! Weldin, Willis NJ
Weldin, Sarah v. McIees. Hannah T.
-.roomal and William Robinson Weldin. FIVE
Of the defendants above named reside out
of the State Of Delaware, to-wit.-
That the said Samuel u Weldin resides
at l424 Mount Vernon street, Philadelphia
That willis NJ. weidin resides at Pinsa
Illinois;
That Sarah v McLees resides At No.
2229 Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City. New
That Hannah /. BroomalI resides At Fair
vile, Ponusylvania,
That William Robinson Weldin when last
heard from by said doponcnt resided nt
NO. 594 Brunswick avenue, Trenton New
Jersey.
m IS ORDERED BY THE cHANcFt,.
sok That the said Samuel j. Weldn. Wi.
is NJ. Woldin, Sarah v. McIees Hannah 7
Broomall and William Robinson Weldin M
pear In this cnuse on or before the AIRS,
day OF December next. or that the Bll be
.aken pro confesso as TO them and the Reg
ister is directed 20 cause a copv Of mi,
Order 70 be published within thirty day,
from this date In the Evening Journal 4
newspaper published in the City OF vii
mington' County and state aforesaid and
10 be continued in said newspapor FOR tbros
days after The hrst publication thereof and
the said Register Is further directed 10 mai
copy Of this Order 10 the said Samuel j
Meidin' Wills NJ. Meldin, Sarah v McIoes
Hannah 7. Broomall and William Robinson
Weldm TO their last known address.
CiiAS. NJ. CURTIS
49,. Chancellor
oct224t
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

< HAMPooNG, WITH OR WITHOUT
- shampoo board. Manicuring, electric
scalp treatment. facial massage. hair dress.
ing also face packs
CARRIE n. WRIGHT,
b. & A.. 5624. No. All W. Tenth ST..
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

LN OR RENT-NO 524 NORTH CLAYTON
It street, seven rooms and bath, modern
conveniences. Woodlawn company, No. COL
Grant avenue. oct1s-f.
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MAs0nRRAnE SUITS.
DANCING LESSONS.
TYPEWRTTERS
HAIR DRESSING

TTAIR WORK: COBrBINGs MADE. WILL
II call at your home. MRS. r. EVANS.
octzz-3mos. Phone 37s5.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

M ANTED-D1OTATIoN OR COPYING
w work. Letters, Documents, 6pocihca-
Hons, sto. Good work At reasonable prices.
y. 3. Matchett public stenographor, Law
building Second Floor. Phone d. a A. bo17.
sspfa8-1mo.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
ROOFERS

VTT r.. WILLIAMS co.
w No. e2l Orange 81. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and compoEitior
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Venfilatinv :
Repairing promptly done Psns i9e.fyr.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
FOR RENT
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS.

ID EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID Or making repairs consult US. David
Buren street d. & A., 1910; Automatic.
243e. oct2t- cod-3m
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BUSINESS NOTICE

7 OHM REYBOLD, PAPER HANGER,
81 No. S23 Madison 81. Bell phone
5718.L oct2O-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

L. OR RENT-DwELLING NO. 1885
II West Fourth street 2 rooms and bath.
Modern conveniences. Apply No. 221 Rod
ney street oct2O-1wk.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
WI ANTED -- DREssMAKING AND
w plain sewing az home or by week
Mrs L. +. Brown, No. 5o7 West street.
foct2s-ot.
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APARTMENTS


& TORE. APARTMENT, FIRST AND
- second hoor. AlAbri, No. is35 Tatnall
street. eept2o.1m
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

Il OR SALE-NO. sos NORTH FRANK.
It line street, 10 rooms and bath. FIX.
tended porch. Open fireplace Windows
weather stripped. Outside entrance 10 cell
hrst-class condition. Apply 70 Joseph s.
Hamilton, No 500 Orange street. or an
premises. sept3O.ttfIm.
IL OR SALE OR RENT-AT ROSEIIE
II ono frame house, 8 rooms and bath
hot water heat porch on two sides, cement
cellar and walk. Possession Immediately,
Size Of lot. 75x1sO. Apply William FreS
erick, Roselle. Phone. Gid. octs.tf.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
ROOMS FOR RENT

TTSF0RNIsHED ROOMS ToR RENT
y No. s35 Windsor Sc. oct5-im.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23

w ANTED-PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
w all kinds, good secondhand furniture
bought and sold. Safes, Ofice Fixtures Etc.
stoves a speciality. Also a new lot Of Rugs.
Lionieum, Oil Cloth, at soc on tho dollar.
Come see MS before parting with your cash,
for cash talks with me.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
REAL ESTATE--FOR RENT.

E OR RENT-NO. 1913 DELAWARE
It avenue. Inquire. No. 1907 Gilpn ave
nue.. oct2l-dt.
Evening journal., 1913-10-23
HELP wANTED-MALE

~ ARPENTERs WANTED AT ONCE.
II Steady work. Apply A. NJ Strickland
Dkton. Nd. oct2o-4t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11

That II is possible for Wheeling
10 make itself immune from the raw
ages which almost annually sweep
down the Ohio Valley. was evidenced
last evening at the meeting held In
the board OF trade assembly rooms
under the auspices. OF that body foi
the discussion OF food prevention.
The feature OF the meeting was the
reading OF a report on the suJect by
Captain w. a. Mitchell. United States
Army engineer. who discussed in de-
tail every method that has been sug-
gested. Captain Mitchell has made a
very thorough study OF flood pre-
vention" and from the Information
he had compiled those present were
able TO understand perfectly just
what difficulties Wheeling will have
to face in its efforts to solve the long
standing problem.
Reforestration. raising Wheeling
Island, the levee plan. and the res
ervoir system. were all explained as
TO their adaptability TO the Ohio val
ley or Wheeling
Captain Mitchell showed that by
the building of a dyke or levee COM
pletely around the Island. and from
Eleventh street on the East side of
the river south 10 the creek. out the
creek a specified distance and con-
tinued from the south bank OF the
creek along the river front as far
as Forty-eighth street. the water
could be completely shut out from the
entire city in time Of food. This
he estimated could be done at a cost
OF approximately S2.7OO.OOO The ex-
act cost would depend on whether II
was decided to build the levee of
earth or of concrete. There was no
doubt as to the Feasibility of this
plan, he said, its erection being only
question OF securing the money.
Increase Bond Limit.
IL developed in the general die
cussion later that IL would be pos
sible 10 have the State Legislature
Increase the bond limit OF the city TO
meet this expense and with the limit
OF the bond issue 80 years. n such
plan OF paying for the levee was
adopted, IL would be an addition Of
but % cents per capita 20 the an
nual taxes. This It was pointed out
was Insignificant in view OF the
enormous loss inflicted on every part
OF the city by floods. Paying for the
construction at once would mean an
assessment OF but siOs0.
Various schemes Of raising the re.
quired amount and talks on the
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MEXICO CITY. Mex. Dec. 10
The American charge d'affaires Nel-
son 'Shaughnessy, recently notified
Washington that the property of for
eign residents in the state of SinalOa
was i'm imminent danger OF cOnfsca-
tion by the federal authorities as "A
war measure The charge has re-
ceived instructions To Investigate the
constitutionality of the act and if he
finds that IL is not sanctioned by law,
10 register "A protest with the Mexican
government.
The confiscation OF property has
been threatened in default OF pay
ment of "A . per cent tax arbitrarily
imposed by the governor OF Sinaloa.
whose headquarters are now at MaZat-
Ian. the only large place in the state
sttll under government control For
elgners generally have appealed
through their consuls 10 the diplo-
matte representatives in the Mexican
capital. The French minister has re-
ported TO his government asking for
Instructions but the English and
German ministers have advised their
nationals at Mazatlan 10 pay the tax
under protest.
The American charge has prepared
memorandum FOR presentation to
senior Moheno. the Mexican minister
of foreign affairs.
Tax on All Property.
The order of the governor requires
the payment Of tax on all real and
personal properly. regardless OF the
nationality OF the owner. and warn
ing Is issued that unless the tax Is
paid by December Is. confiscatlon will
be summary.
Consular reports say that the gov
"rnor explained that tho levy Was alb
sOiutely necessary 10 raise money for
the payment Of troops
4 parade OF 200 young women in the
capital to-day reflected the impover.
Ished condition TO which many OF the
mailer towns have been reduced
They were seamstres thrown out OF
employ by tho closing Of facto.
ries. where the exclusive output con.
sisted OF soldiers uniforms These
same women appealed 10 President
iluerta few days ago. They went 20
the palace again today. and again the
President refused To- sec them After.
wards they marched through the urin.
cipal streets. displaying banners on
(continued on Page TenD
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WASHINGTON. Dec. iO.-Reports
from Mexico City that efforts were
being made by an element in the pro-
NiSional government 10 induce Gen
eral Huerta TO negotiate an armistice
with General Carranza. the Constitu-
uonal leader. pending an election. re-
vived interests considerably here to-
night in the Mexican situation.
state department officials were
without advices about IL but were
keenly interested in possible develop
ments.
There was a disposition in officials
quarters to doubt whether an election
could be he'd in which the constitu-
/ tionalists would agree to participate
unless General Huerta withdrew from
all connection with the government
at the Mexican capital This had pre-
viously been made plain to the Unit
ed States government as one of the
things which the constitutionalists
would insist upon before they laid
down their arms. Il was apparent.
however. that Washington officials
here would look with favor on any
development that would bring about
suspension OF hostilities.
Added TO Anxiety.
AF aAAd|h pu 4 idHlIAfO bN the itD-
els added to-day TO the anxiety OF
! the Washington administration
about foreigners and their interests.
Nothing vas announced from the
state department about conditions AZ
Tampico. but the report that the reb-
el general had advised the removal
of foreign residents added gravity TO
the situation.
The dispatch OF British ships 70
Mexican waters occasioned no sur
prise to the state department. as
there had been previous indications
through official channels that there
might be sent extra ships to look
after British interests At the state
department the reported increase OF
British vessels was regarded as a
natural act I'm emergencies sue has
might occur az Tampico and that vi
Cinity.
Officially IL was stated that the
nuiiihcation by the Mexican congress
. Of the last elections and the connr-
I nation Of Huerta's assumption OF the
provisional presidency would not al
ter the policy Of the Washington
gov eminent in its determination not
10 recognize the Huerta regime.
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Hennessy Promises
Big Graft Sensation
WILL PRODUCE ANOTHER
BAGMAN WHO HAS COL
LECTED S25O.0OO.
Dudley Van Writ Tells Grand
Jury of His Contributions to
Campaign Fund.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-The grand
jury listened to evidence today tend.
ing to show that George VI. Palmer.
chairman of the New York state Dem.
ocratic committee. accepted cam.
paign contribution from a CORPORA
ton. punishable upon conviction by a
year Imprisonment or $1,000 fine. or
both. but fOok no action II was uu.
derstood that Dudley r. Van Writ. the
only witness called In the case today.
furnished evidence which broadened
the case tO such an extent that the
district attorney asked Tor an adjourn.
m"nt until tomorrow iu order to sub
poena more witnesses
Sent Contribution.
Van Writ who b. vice president of
the Flood a Van Writ Construction
and Engineering company of Hudson
Falls. y. y. which had S2sO.ODD I'm state
road contracts. was before the Jury
nearly three houre. lie repeated hi.
testimony he gave Yesterday al the
John Doe Inquiry that At the soIicifa.
tion OF Everett T. Fowler. the 80.
called Tammany 'harman." he hal
sent $500 contribution TO Palmer In
behalf OF his corporation and TO.
fgowff--.H 90. - ..-
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IMPORTANT SUIT
NOW ON TRIAL

Special Dispatch O" the Intelligence.
MAltTiNSBURG. W Va. Dec tO -
= suit. upon the outcome of which
hinges the payment Of more than one
hundred thousand dollars OF Insurance
was commenced iu the Federal court
mere today before Judge DAYTON and
a jury. The case is that or " W
poWu"y. receiver for the stewart We.
hicie Company OF this city. against
The Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY
OF Hartford. Conn. 90 compel the pa,.
Wcnt OF ten thousand dollars Insurance
on material destroyed boo the burning
of thc plant last year
In" Insurance company resisted
payment ON The grounds that e. condi
uou oi The policy had been violated
when The vehicle company placed 90
fhattel MORTGAGE ON tho plant without
ihe tnowl"dgc OF the insurance com.
p8nv
The case is % test one. and upon It's
outcome will determine whether other
insurance Companioa will refuse 90
pay the amount of their policies. az
frcgafinr ono hundred and five thou.
sand dollars Among tho lawyers On.
Etc"d in the case are John W Davis.
solicitor General of the United States.
for tho defense. and Malcolm Jackson.
of 'hnrlcst0n. for the plaintiff Firv
witnesses have been summoned. and
thc case will last several days
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merits OF the different systems were
given. all OF which will be threshed
out at public mass meeting TO be
held at some future date. A COM
mittee composed OF Seaton Alex
ander. Charles A. Bowers. IA. G.
Ogden. Judge r. W. Nesbitt and J.
p. Hanley was appointed to make ar
rangements for this meeting.
Reforestation. Captain Mitchell dis
missed as impracticable on account
OF the large acreage IL would be nee
essary 20 convert In woodland in order
TO anect the run-off 10 any appreci-
able extent. The plan OF raising the
Island above a food stage of SEA feet
which he showed TO be possible. could
be done only at an expense OF 81.
19S.00O. Each additional foot OF nh
above a 52.f feet heirhth would cost
$4,000. This would leave the aues-
tion in the city unsolved. even then.
Reservoirs Doubtful.
captain Mitchell stated that he had
sraNe doubts as to whether the Ohio
Valley would ever be able 10 secure a
proper reservoir system. lie cited.
first of all. the great cost OF installing
a sufficient number Of reservoirs.
which would undoubtedly have to he
bourne almost entirely by the cities
along the Ohio. as IL was very doubt
ful IL the government would be willing
TO bear large portion OF the expense
There Is also a possibility .hat tho
dams would fail 20 do all that was ex-
pected OF them. according TO the
speaker. lie also told OF several in
stances where they had been improp-
erly manipulated. which always re-
suited in loss and damage.
Following Captain Mitchell's ad-
dress. Major Jarvie. who Is in charge
OF government dam construction in
this section. gave n brief talk, in
which he expressed approval of all
that Captain Mitchell had said. One in
teresting point brought out by Major
Jarvie was that concerning the in
crease in the number OF floods. He
stated that contrary TO the common
opinion, IL was not due to an incrtased
rainfall, but rather to the encroach-
ments on the river by railroads, in
dustries and private individuals who
extend their property out on the bed
OF the river. This narrowing OF the
channel serves in a great measure to
Increase the height OF the water fol-
lowing a run-og resulting from spring
rains and the melting OF winter snow.
As long as this is done. he said. floods
tcontinued from Page Ten.)
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ANTITRUST
LEGISLATION
WILSON PROGRAM DEFINED
AT CONFERENCE HELD
YESTERDAY.
Laws Will Look to Defining Z hat
Really Is Unreasonah'. e.
straint of T,aue.

WASHINGTON. dec. 10. - The
scope OF President Wilson's program
of antitrust legislation became fair
ly well defined to-day at the end of
a conference at the White House be
tween the president and six members
OF the house judiciary committee.
which is to undertake the prepara-
tion Of the administration bills. The
measures 10 be advanced for action
at this session will aim at the fol-
lowing results,
Definition OF the various forms Of
monopoly and restraint OF trade
which would be "conclusiveIy
deemed" unreasonable and in viola
tion OF law.
Placing upon the defendant the
burden of proof to show that there
is no Unreasonable" restraint OF
trade
Prohibition of interlocking direc-
torates between large corporations.
Establishment o. an interstate
trade commission. TO exercise regu-
latory powers. make original investt-
cations and aid the courts in carry
ing out DEGREES of dissolution OF
trusts
The details Of legislation were not
worked out at the White House con-
ference. nor was a complete under
standing reached as to the number
of bills that will be pushed for ac-
tion AT the present session. The pres
ident made II clear. however. that
he favors legislation along the gem
erSl lines of the Lenroot- La Toilette
bill which las been before congress
since last June. and which was de-
signed 10 clear up the Twilight
zone OF corporation activities.
Defines Contracts. Etc.
This measure was the subject of
much OF the discussion. and neulbcss
OF the committee will take up lis pro'
visions for further consideration. II
would define by law nearly a dozen
forms OF contracts. agreements. prica
cutting and the like. the reasonable
ness OF which Is now left to the
tContfnued on Page Seveu1
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Cabinet Will Not Favor
Government Control
new PLAN TO
GET DESPERATE

BINGHAM. Utah. Dec. 10.-Losine
faith iu their ability 10 starve him
out quickly. and having failed 10
smoke him out. The shcrIns trying
10 capture Ralph Lopez. slayer ~
s.X men. decided tonight 10 attempt
to cut on his water supply iu the
JDh.Npox mine.
with This plan loo view a posse Will
b" sent into the mine within the next
i"n hour Unless Lopez is dead or
has escaped another underground
hsht such as took place on Noycm.
b"r 20. when two deputies wore
killed D.. thought probable The
FurrIhF arc convinced that there ~
only tHO places In tho min. vhcr.
'ur d"sr"r8do can obtain Water They
intend to string nir's through tho
tunnels au iIlum mate these places
uIth s'srrhlghts leaving guards
stationed boz the darkness to prevent
hIm approaching fp drink
Although tho search of the miles o'
tu" underground uorklne. was die
continued on Monday FOR fear ~ sac.
rinrIue NOR" utcf mo council of
sher.ns decided chat to cur of his
water supply would l- worth r.k.
ins another encounter with the dead
Iy marksmnn
Lopez took refuge 'n tho mine on
Novrmbsr 20 after killing "a miner
and three peace officers ON Notam
b"r 90