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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
TEDDY" TELLS HOW HE
ENDED PANIC OF 1907
WOODWARD OUT
Former Congressman From Spencer
Shes Hat In Ring for Nonina.
tion From Fourth District.
Special Dispatch to the Inteimgencer

Special Dispatch 20 the Tnteiligencer.
PARK ERSBURG. W. Va. April %
Former Congressman Harry &. Wood
yard OF Spencer formally threw his
nat into the ring as a candidate of
the Republican party before the next
primary for Congress in the Fourth
district. He announced his candidacy
In statement he made 10 the Par
kersburg News. In announcing his
intentions. Mr.. woodward declared.
u have decided deliberately 10 be n
candidate after a careful survey Of
political conditions in the district and
after consultation with many leading
Republicans and business men" One
OF the principal planks Of the plat
form on which Mr.. woodward an.
nounces he will make his campairn
and TO which cause he will give his
undivided attention n elected IL that
of government aid in permanent road
construction In West Virginia as pro-
vided In the Federal constitution rela.
i've 10 the power 20 establish post.
offices and post roads The statement
continues; THE tariff must be 70.
vised. our country must be brought
back 10 tho prosperous conditions that
have always prevailed under RepubIi.
can policies. The necessity for tariff
revision is now here nowhere more
obvious than In West Virginia. a state
that cannot prosper unless its indus
tries are protected"
Congressman Hunter n Moss At
present represents this district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
ASK WRIT OF
MANDAMUS
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
SEEKS TO COMPEL THE
Il. < o. RAILROAD
To Obey Its Order to Refrain From
Establishing New Passen-
ger Rate.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April "a
Acting under the instructions Of the
Public Service Commission. Assistant
Attorney General Lively and former
Congressman 5. b. Avis. today pre-.
pared a petition to the supreme court
of appeals which will be presented TO.
morrow. praying for a writ Of manda-
mus 10 compel the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co. To comply with the re-
cent order Of the commission relative
to the new two and one half cent pass.
enger schedule
The order OF the commission re-
strains the railroad company from
putting the new rates into effect untu
public hearing have been held and the
justice Of the proposed rates has been
determined. Neither the order OF the
nor the petition for the
writ of mandamus In any way effects
the medlts % the railroads conteu.
tion that 30 should collect n higher
fare from passengers The commits
sion simply asserts its rights 70 IN
vestigate and determine the equity or
The advance In rates
Hearing on the railroad company q
injunction suit In the Kanawha cir
cult court against the public service
the attorney general and
the prosecuting attorneys % the 33
in the state through which
the railroad passes. will 10 heard
next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
BETHLEHEM STEEL CO. Is
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
WAS ACQUITTED
Young Berkeley Farmer, Charged
With Attempted Murder. is Freed
Unwritten Law Figures in Case

SIcciFl iispotcu 20 the tntclligcncer
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. April 29.-
After a trial lasting two days in the
Circuit court here. Stewart Barret. a
prominent Young farmer Of this coun-
ty. was late today acquitted Of the
charge OF attempted murder OF his
brother-in-law. Grant Stevens. also a
well-known Berkeley county farmer
The unwritten law figured prominent
ly in tho case. although the plea was
thai of self.defnnse
Several months ago Barret's wife
leff him and went 10 London. Ohio.
and Barret later Instituted suit
against stevens for S2.500 charging
that Stevens had debauched HIS wife
and alienated her affections. Late in
January the two men met on n road
near their homes and Barret emptied
his revolver a. Stevens. two bullets
taking effect in the arm and body.
and then dubbed Stevens over the
head with the empty gun. Barret
claimed that Stevens had first made
n motion az n to draw a weapon from
his hip pocket One witness for the
defense testified he saw stevens and
Mrs Barret In the act Of committing
adultery in The Barret home Mrs.
Barret was brought here from Lon
don Ohio. 20 testify against her hus-
band. but Judge Woods would not per
init her 10 go upon the stand and she
sat in the court room and chcwed
gum during a portion ~ the trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
ALLIS-CHALBERS COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE
Complaint Based on Charge That
Shrapnell Is Being Manufac-
tured For Allies.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. April pa
complaint was filed today under the
so-called Discovery" statute OF Wis
conHn 10 secure information to de-
termine whether the Allis-Chalmers
company. a corporation. otto Falk. its
president. and others have entered
into conspiracy with the Bethlehem
Steel company and others not vet
known 10 manufacture and ship shrap.
nel shells 10 European belligeronts,
contrary 10 the Wisconsin law.
The action. service In which was
secured tonight. calls for The appear.
ance of Mr.. Talk and tho other de-.
PENDANTS before tho Circuit court com.
missioner In Milwaukee May > for
preliminary action before pleading rs
provided by the discovery statute pro.
ceedinEs.
Mr. Falk is cited 70 appear and
bring with him all letters. contracts.
correspondence and agreements be-
tween the Allis-C Chalmers company and
the Bethlehem Steel company.
The complaint filed by Samuel
Pearson. who declares he H. citizen
~ the United States and that ne mas
valuable property interests located
within the boundaries Of the German
empire and that he e. owner of securi.
ties Issued by the German government
ON information and belief. Pearson
AYERS that The defendants prior 20 the
war we're ENGAGED in the manufacture
~ peaceful Instruments Of art and IN.
duqtry and that the manufacture of
shrapnel was engaged in only after
the war started and is 10 continue only
during Che actual duration Of the war.
The Complaint
The complaint sets forth that % is
the belief that the defendants have On.
tered into an unlawful conspiracy with
toonanusd on Page Tvsiv.s
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TO MOVE SHIPS
Navy Department May Intern Etet
ard kronprinx Wilhelm az other
Points than Newport News

WASHINGTON. April 1g-secro.
tary Daniels announced today that ha
had ordered tho German commerce
raider kronprinz wilhelm held in tho
hnrbor at Newport News until satur
day. when ho will confer with Rear
Admiral Beatty over a proposal 10 iu.
tern the vessel elsewhere than az tho
Norfolk navy ward
Tho possibility OF MOVING both tho
Wilhelm and the other interncd sea
rover Priny Euel Friedrich. 10 some
other port has been considered. as Do
would be- very inCunvcuiont to keep
them moored at the navy yard inden.
nitcly
70 has been suggested that the yes.
sells might easily be- moved 20 some
anchorage within tho virginia canes
or by agreement with the European
allies. taken 10 any desirable port
along tho coast. a. was done IN tho
case % the Kronprinzcssin Ceci1c.
moved from the Maine coast 10 a
Massachusctts port last fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
POSTMASTER HELD UP
TEDDY'S POSTCARDS;
GETS FIVE DAYS IN JAIL

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 20.
William =. Bslsbaeh, former
postmaster Of BeIwood, Pa, In
federal district court here to-
day entered a plea Of mole con-
tendere to a charge Of delaying
and destroying United States
mail. Judge c. p. Orr sent
eneed him to serve five days in
the county Jail.
Balsbaeh, while postmaster
seized several hundred post
cards which, II is alisqed. had
been sent cat ~ direction Of
cotsssi Theo1ors Roosevelt.
asking support for Clifford Pin
ehot at that time a candidate
for United States senator from
Pennsylvania. Balsbach, IL was
charged. held some OF the
cards until after the November
election. while others he de-
stroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
CHIPPIANO
is GUILTY
ITALIAN CONVICTED OF MIR
DER OF CONSTABLE RIGGS
AT FAIRNIONT
jury Recommends Mercy and He
Will BE Third to Get Life
Imprisonment
sPtclal pispatch TO Tho Intelngencer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
FAlRMONT. ". Va. April 29-Af
ter being out two hours. the Jury
which tried Pete Chippiano. Italian.
charged with the murder OF Consta-
Ole W. X. Riggs. at Pennington. in
the strike riot. February 20. to-nlght
et O'Clock. returned verdict OF
hfst degree murder. but recommend
ed mercy. which means that Judge
Raymond must impose a life term on
the Italian. Tho trial Was begun on
Tuesday afternoon and vas completed
II two and one-half days. This is the
third life sentence for the strike riot
ers, the other two being Doc" Urich
and Rog Holler. Ell Dumovitch. the
fourth man tried. was saved by a
hung jury. and will be tried again.
some time in MAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
FATAL WRECK
Two lnterurbsn Cars Come Together
az Fremont, Ohio. and Forty
Are inIUred-one Fatally.

FREMONT o.. April % Between
20 and 40 persons were Injured. one
probably fatally. when two interurbsn
cars on the Lake Shore Electric Raii-
road collided here late to-day. Fire
broke out In tho wreckaRe immediate.
" after tho crash and both cars we're
burned. Mrs. Flora Bonner. Of PRE-
mont. is expected to die from her IN
iniuries. The seriously hurt are Jesse
Nickey. of Clyde Ohio. an attonev.
p. J. Baldwin. of Toledo. o.. and Mrs
-. p. Johnson. her son George. ana
Irving FangbOncr. of Fremont
According to Lake shore officials
the car. bound FOR Fremont. was 70
have gone into a siding near the scene
Of the wreck but for some reason
which has not been aqcertained. failed
10 do 90. Many of tho Injured were
brought here In automobiles while
others were taken 10 clyde.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
, FORMER PRESIDENT LEAVES
STAND AFTER MANY DAYS
EXAMINATION.
Explains Relations With Platt and
Speeches in Which He Men
toned Barnes.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April 29.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt was excused from the
witness stand to-day in the Barnes
libel suit after he had told his own
story Of how he ended the panic OF
1907. and had identified a letter upon
corrupt conditions in New York State
which IL was represented was signed
by Governor Charles & Whitman.
when he was district attorney Of New
York. In this letter IL was said that
The time was ripe TO rid the State of
the king Of party control" which was
mainly responsible for corruption.
The allegation was also made that the
men and policies responsible for such
conditions we're not confined TO am
one party. The name Of William
Barnes did not appear in the cpistIe.
but Colonel Roosevelt testified he be
tieved the reference was to him
In the letter the governor declared
that the men and policies responsible
for such corruption were not confined
20 any one party. but the Colonel said
he believed Mr. Barnes was referred
10. William Loeb. Jr. once the Colo
rels private secretary in the White
House. and later collector Of the port
Of New York. also was witness.
He swore that William Barnes had
told him that he had an agreement
~ith Charles r. Murphy. OF Tammany
van. not 10 interfere in the selection
OF a United states Senator That was
IN 1911. prior 10 the time that James
A. OGorman was chosen. 10 was
while Mr. Loeb was on the stand that
counsel for tho former President
made a futile attempt to get before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
ASSEMBLY
ADJOURNS
OHIO LEGISLATURE RECESSES
TO TUESDAY-WORK
ON FINANCES.
New Liquor Decentralizing Bill to
BE Framed For the
Present Session.
rntelligencer HursAu.


The House and Senate adjourned
tonight until Tuesday and in the mean
time, the House finance committee
will complete its report. and Governor
Willis and wet and dry leaders will
try TO shape up new liquor license
measure. The governor declared to-
night that decentralizer will be pass
ed before the session is ended. Sena-
tor McDermott of Trumbun. who had
offered decentralizing bill before.
Will present a new bill to the Senate
next week. The governor said that ne
had reached an understanding with
liberal Republicans of Cincinnati as
10 the main points OF the bill. The
counties are TO issue the licenses but
the authority for enforcing the law
must remain in the hands OF the stare
~ is now proposed that a feature of
the old McDermott bill = hall prevail
mat Is that the state shall be divided
into 33 districts. Hamilton and Cuva-
hoga counties. each 10 compose ono
and that three elective county ofu'
clals In each county shall join win
.nose OF the other counties in the dis
trlct ana appoint license board or
'"t aNi Fd'u county.
BE Able TO Recess
II was said tonight that desni,o tho
Ereat amount Of work before IL. tho
legislature will be able to take 20
cess prior to final adjournment nevt
LABOR representatives won what
they considered a victory in the uouse
To-Day when they prevented passage ~
the Archer bill. TO give the indns,r,a,
commission authority 70 fix maximum
hours OF labor. and sent il 10 Tho Iabor
committee where Ice death is eVpoct.
eu- Administration leaders tbc,
planned tentatively TO have the labor
committee report out n substitute nm
providing an eight hour day for No.
men workers. and one days rest in
seven Tor most classes OF employment
Another labor measure made its An.
pearance In the Senate TODAY 10 usLo
y hours day and 30 hours a vvcet,
tne maximum working time for No.
men. under the name OF Senator yo.
hies Of Guernsey. Republican sir,,i.
taneously the Senate virtually killed
inc Dill of Senator Kennedy of Cuva.
hoEa. Democrat. with similar proyf.
sion. In accordance with an ayreetn.,t
reached early In the day by "a csurus
OF republican senators. Thus tho ra-
ducuon in working hours OF women
rom - 10 90 a week will BE- effected
BY an administration bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
REoUIsITIoN FOR FoRoER

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April 2s.-
! requisition vas issued this morn
ing from the office OF Governor Hat
field for .. B Mays. seaman on the
United States revenue ship Franklin
now at Norfolk. is being held by the
naval authorities on a warrant issued
In Braxton county. where the alleged
fugitive is under indictment for for
gerry.
Prosecuting Attorney Cutlip and
the sheriff Of Braxton county left 10
day for Norfolk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
.DARDANELLES
STORM CENTRE
INTEREST NOW CENTERED IN
OUTCOME OF LANDING OF
ALLIED TROOPS
In Turkey-0utcome of Action In
known-Reports Conflict-Quiet
East and West

LONDON. April % G1:3O D. MI
With the battle In Flanders seemingly
AT an end. except for the attacks
which the allies are making TO recover
the rest OF the ground which they lost
last week, tile interest OF the public
has turned TO the Dardanelles, where
French and British forces have been
landed and with the cooperation OF
the heet are making attempts Ia force
the straits and open the way 20 Con-
stantinople.
How far these operations have pro
crossed only those on The spot and
the highest authorities A. home know
The British have landed al three
points on the Gallipuli peninsula and
have thrown q line across the outer
point Of the peninsula Other British
troops are threatening the Bulair line
OF forts and the French are looking
after The Turks on the Asiatic side Of
the straits
The Turks report that all the land
ms parties have been repulsed. but
the British reports which arc very
brie.. content themselves with the
statement that progress IS being made
and ignore entirely the Turkish claims
TO victories.
Along the western front In France
there Is much activity. but no his
battle is In progress. although there
are reports that the British have be-
gun an offensive I'm the neighborhood
OF Armentieres. The Germans appar-
cntly do not contemplate a movement
IN force on the western end of tho
line. as they re-opened to-day the Bel
gianDutch frontier. which is always
closed when the Germans are on the
move.
Fighting In carpathisns.
Heavy fighting continues In the
Carpathians for Tzsok pass. and In
the direction Of Strv. where the Aus
trians are threatening the Russian
The report comes
from Berlin that the Austrians have
again invaded Bessarabia. but there is
M confirmation of this In tho Aus
trian omCial statement received to-
night
The Russians. on their part. have
aEain taken the offensive against the
Turkish invaders Of Persia. and have
driven them from the border town of
kotur
Dispatches from neutral countries
report that a great concentration Of
Austrian troops is taking place ON
the Italian frontier. ~ measure
against the possibility of Italy joining
the allies. and that troops are being
conveyed by sea 10 every coast town
IN Dalmatia and lstria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
VA. DEBT CASE ENDED ALL
BUT DECISION OF COURT
JUDGE HOLT BRINGS CASE TO
CLOSE WITH MASTERFUL
ARGUMENT.
Spoke For Two Hours and Forty
Nlinutes-Great Plea For
West Virginia.
InteiitGenesr Bureau-
washington. d. C. April -.

washington d. @. April 2s
half century's money QUAR-.
rel between Virginia and West
virginia ended to-day with the
mastery argument OF John n.
Holt, OF counsel for the latter
State. in the familiar and eeIe-
brated suit between those two
commemorative. Mr.. HoIts ad.
dress consumed two hours and
forty minutes, and was chareac-
terized BY eminent practitioners
before the nations highest tribu-
nal as one OF the most notable ar
guments ever delivered there. He
was overwhelmed with conoratu-
lations by these well-qualified
critics. And u was noticed. too.
that during his argument each OF
the nine members of the Supreme
Court was widely awake and
keenly alert 10 the facts and ar
sunents marshsIed by the HUNT
ington advocate.
Judge Holt took up first the ~
objections Of West Virginia 10 the
last report Of Master littlefeld.
These were almost wholly disa-
areements with the offsets al
lowed or disallowed by the mas
ter. and, in large sense. a ques-
ton Of accounting between the
two States. Perhaps one OF the
most interesting points he made
In this connection was In reply TO
the argument OF Randolph Har-
rison. Of Virginia. yesterday. that
Virginia had paid $1,000. 900 in
interest on the whole debt up till
1877. Assuming the truth OF this
statement, Judge Holt showed
that In at least five years OF that
time covered by the Civil War.
the interest paid by Virginia was
In the depreciated Confederate
CConunued on Page Ten1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
DELEGATES TO WEIGHT
CONVENTION NAMED

special Dispatch o. the fnteIIirencer.
CHARLESTON. W Va. April %
Governor Hatfield has announced the
appointment n the following persons
as delegates 10 represent tho State of
west Virginia a. the tenth annual
conference of weights and measures
oncials of the United States which
VII b. held May 252s. inclusive. af
he bureau % standards. In Washing
L0n, ID. c. Samuel y. Montgomery.
hingwood y. Y. Nightingale. Charles.
ton. Milton Curtis. Beckley. John
iaing. Charleston. Prof g. " Wac
goner. horgantown. Col ". VI Berto.
YET, Charleston. senator y. g. Keim.
Elkins; y Y. Bayless. Eccles. Col j.
w. Dawson. Charleston. Prof 70. H
Ute. Morgantovn: Joseph BraFg. Pru.
fcnce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
DOG SAVES LIVES OF
CHARLESTON FAMILY

Special Dispatch % fhe Intelligence
CHARLESTON. vs. Va. April 20 -
four lives we're saved here early 10
day BY tho warning 81 dog when
the residence of Henry Camp was dc.
stroyed BY fire Tho family nae from
the building in their night clothes ana
barely eFcapod with their lives
Camps son was overcome by smoke
and was carried from tho building by
his mother. who wa forced to burst
out q window pane to reach safety.
She was severely burned about tho
hands
Mrs Camp vas reused from her
slumbers about 30 by the furious
barks and scratching a. her bed room
door by her pct fox terrier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
DIED FROM INJURIES

Special Dispatch ta the trtsffrerrlr
CLARkSBt'RC W. Va Apru ~ -
The second fatality from a recent q
plosiou ~ gasoline a. tho CIarkeburr
Transfer Company plant. vbirn
burned six men. occurred to-dav.wnen
Roscoe g. Hickman. a toameter. lr
years Old. who was rmployed bv tho
company. died at So Narys hospital.
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FACING STARVATION.

SAN FRANCISCO. April go Ia
Paz. one Of the principal ports on the
eastern coast of Lower California. b.
said 20 face starvation. according 90
Reys Castro. a villa agent who arrived
here today ON the steamer Roeaue
Mahoney 90 secure food for shipment
Castro said that General Felix or.
tega. villa commander. and several
thousand Mevicans there we're with
out adequate food
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-30
sURmAN WINS

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April %
Bob thurman this afternoon won
the -'t mile Southwest swcCpstakes
automobile road race for a purse %
10000 us time was ? hours 81 min
utes and 9.5 second Dave Lewis vas
second and John Ralmey third.
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IRONING OUT DIFFERENCES
AT CLEVELAND CONFERENCE
TENTATIVE AGREEMENTS REACHED LAST NIGHT ON RIu rs
AND WORKING CONDfTIONS-WIIL LIKELY BE RATIFIED
AT THE SESSIONS TO BE HELD TO-DAY
REACH AGREEMENT ON HANDLING .DIRTY- COAI-FEDERAJ
MEDiATORS PRESENT ON ORDER OF PRES WIISON-IEAD-
Frs OF BOTH SIDES PREDICT A SETTLEMENT


CLEVELAND o. April 29-Tentafve agreements reached as In
rules and working conditions
settlement of the years strike miners at the ne9otia
Mons between the miners and the operators here
Ihe agreements will be
when expected that they will
mgn were optimistic as to the outcome Of the negotiations
Rules governing the right of
the right Of aggeved appeal commit
tee and the handling of dirty coa- tonight
DIRTY coaf Is term used to
nigh percentage OF slate and rock The
oraced contract clause binding the
ing only clean
Tentative agreements questions when the
night session closed - WV
Mine Inspector Roam personal
Willis who called the
progressing satisfactorily.
Il am hopeful that settlement will Effected he said 81 have
informed the - ~
Hywe Davies and Daniel Keee the federal
some time made unsuccessful strike in
Cleveland by order Of President Wilson taking part in the
negotiations. ~ r " wv
We watching the proceedings and will
the President" said Keefe. ~ "
Is believed that the conference ended at least until
Saturday Present indications both sides saw non, IN
settlement The question of disposition of
pending legislation in the Ohio vet 10 be
discussed - ~ -
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WEST Va. OIL OPERATOR
A SUICIDE At BUTLER.

HUTLER. Pa. April % Thomas o..
KhnEensmith. Gs. well known as an
OIL operator and contractor in the
fields ~ Western Pennsylvania. ONO
West Virginia and Illinois. committed
suicide at his home here tonight By
shooting Klingensmith. a native Of
Clarion county. is said 90 have worried
recently over business reveraes
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WAsHrHoToN. April as.-Porso.st,
west virEinia-rsir Friday ana sss-
urday.
Partly cloudy Friday fair saturdaT
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More Progress Mads.

special Dispatch To the Intelligencer
CLEVELAND. o. April 29.-Eur.
thef progress toward settlement OF
the years strike of $1,000 Ohio coal
miners was made today. the third day
Of the scale conference between off,
cials OF the United Mine Workers or
ganization and members of the East
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK. April % sailed
Steamer Oscar End. Copenhagen. sig.
nailed Steamer Megantic from Liver.
pool