St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 12, 1899

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ee” EY Sere gy Rg RY yee oe On. eM a > y hares wie Vyph - Regular Edition THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. “Mrs. Ingersoll and her dengan lieve that if there is another life, that no o who ever lived is surer of a royal than is Robert Ingersoll.” sg From ‘‘Ingersoll’'s Home Le By Helen H. Gardner. ar in St. Louis, One Cent. Outside St. Louis, Two Cents. Junday Post-Dis DREYFUS TELLS MERCIER HE LIES TO HIS FACE. = Chimmie Fadden Revived. The quaint product of the Bowery treats ~ io ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ 9%? of a novel side of life in a “spiel” from SWORN AVERAGE SUNDAY CIRCULATION FOR JULY, 105.933 ad P a famous summer resort Junday Post-Dispatch. | yo. 0, No. 357 A STRAIGHT TP BASEBALL SCORE JUDGMENT DAY. Day ob wrath's done comin’ goon! AT BOSTON ) FIRST GAME. Pray. yo' sinnaha, pray! toy Se er Ye te oe Po Oe OP ot ee No mo’ white man, no mo’ coon, Pray, yo’ sinnabs, pray! H. Boston... INE ACD EH DH a a Cincinnati GDRDDRDRELEEEE UG All be angels by an’ by, | Rallin’ froo de golden skr— AT BROOKLYN. FIRST GAME. Ff yo’ want to rise an’ fly, , 3:3: & Bie eee: B:.2e 49 ray, yo’ sinnahs, pray! Brookivn.. Poly) spopo) tet ee rouisville.. FOB RBOODEREES BE AT NEW YORK. FIRST GAME. a, 9 ie, ee a... . 7, New York, Parry ol4iol ols) xia: fa i ‘LPO }0}.0}.0 +010 [0] Of fe Mal a wel Cleveland... : Arsenal street, has become aaughter “ritz Holzhauer, ok pla kurdener. ] ‘erem of adoption to 4Y At the request of tlolzhauer, lving Pe a chronie malady at Mary's St. Infirmary, Sixteenth and Papin It / makes Miss Koerner the iegal heir of Holz- hauer and she will succeed to what prop- | { j erty he may have at his death. A life ins ‘e policy for $2000 whieh he ls} See the ee om perk si i] is Streets, loupe, are in ruins for miles. There are sixty cead reported from this vicinity alone. Grippon, La Mantin and several other vil- lages were utterly destroyed. Survivors | coming to Point-a-Pitre say that practical- ly the whole popviatcon is annihilated. It days before the death roll from the | lsiands is completed. whe next prominent point struck by the clone was St. Kitts, though before the corm reached that settlement a half dozen fishing villages were wiped off the island and hundreds of stiaoats were swept upon the beach. St. Kitts has not yet made up its list of dead, but 200 thhouses in the town itself were demolished. St. Thomas escaped, being protected by mountains. The land wires being all down, no word can be secured from the eastern coast towns in Porto Rico. Arrovo, to the east- ward of Porio Rico and Guayana, are re-| ported to have suffered even more in pro-| portion than Ponce, Porto Rico. Salinas and San isabel have to be added to the list of wrecked towns. In the cattie country the storm inflicted terrific damage and wnole herds of beef cattle were de- stroyed. | ‘he cyclone struck San Domingo with less | fury, but at Porto Plata the wharves were wrecked. many houses were thrown down and three barges and two large schooners were cast upon the beach. wal ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. 12.—The fol- lowing was received by the Associated from: Savannah, Ga.! at 10:10 this of hs dis- V¥ just about . of Manila, tunity to ee fired ch ARL uinaldo’s Soomen i bss ‘cimiie will ; = F ey j ok Se ‘ Press mSsurance ait y VW. A xine tO ASK lopt wiil be Leeward —— - — in tne moved -— —_— ‘>? morning: “Hurricane reported on South Florida All shipping is tied up in this har- bor. Vesseis North Atlantic ports arriving report good weather at sea.” to 2a Miss ns of the policy a yp life rOlic the Ber r rst The Task Incumbent Upon tobert Mann. Body ofa Boy Found Floating in the River. t be his that his j} is rson "= coast. or a y, to tolled would Oniy ehild known admired bene- to able Holzhauer _pavm wiich he had INSURANCE. ! pa ms ' Al lived e mineally, insur man's in hand | “the white is has it perish “LIKE THE GULDENSUPPE CASE, ;STRUGGLE FOR v from r) r) ‘ iss 64 "ONE lewal beneficiary. ( Sar a SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Aug. 12.— Reports here are that 500 bodies have already been recovered from the waters which submerged Ponce during the re- cent hurricane. The fatalities due to the storm will certainly be in the thousands instead of in the hundreds. Two rivers, the Portuguese and Canas, overflowed and caused the drowning in Ponce. The southern coast was swept clean as far as Yauco, 18 miles away. The towns of Tallaboa and Juana Diaz were destroyed. Only the large church edi- fices are left standing there. The storm of 1867 killed 6000 people, and it is feared that the number of deaths resulting from ‘Tuesday's hurricane greater. There is not a drop of water in Ponce to drink. The cisterns are full of salt water from the ocean and the stench arising from the dead bodies is dread- ful Widespread sickness is sure to follow. The commissary stores at Playa were destroyed. Fifteen vessels driven ashore. hs own } etyesplit Fead and away, livk d out a — his | f. ‘auld | AMPUTATIONS WERE waprE|= oe SAYS MANN | orange ned WITH SHARP STEEL. | her, he lary, having and ince his cesire to make tie as happy as the arrange- save the pelicy and, from birth, her insur: oft! We'll] see as his ble ee: pecan” . ; shimw 'Mann Wa sported Killed i ¥ Gaye ni red em Carondelet Develops a Horror That s Reported Killed in a Ma | May Equal the Famous Case of chine Shop Here and Now He Can- 5 Ses ogg . not Convince Bimwick That the New York Bathhouse Attendant. He Was Not. is sayine va) (Gr f pioye mone. onsented to ment. riolt znauer Sore lt necessary up. ell gt neers and signatures Eri persons with him as Infirmary, to the officers at the gate and laughed, but his laugh sounded false and ihis face, as he ascended the half dozen ~ RIES steps and disappeared within the Ls Cape Havtien was struck by e took on an r the cyclone bevrween 8 and 9 It unroofed | M. Casal “ate eoston of anxiety. many buildings, uprooted trees and sank | assimir-Perier arrived on foot cna cbinianineaen | ly afterward. The crowd saluted him. Then At this time | came Col. Picquart, who was greeted | the cables is an appeal for help. oe | shouts of “VI ' three large barges .aden for the steamship s ve Picquart,”’ which he Canada were sunk in the I in the Leeward islands. | Ingly acknowledged. The session opened at 6:30 with STORM IS TOUCHING FLORIDA. the same fortnalities as on Mone Squally Weather er Reported From Ju- | P'eyfus entered with the same quick, step. His features were pale and a piter, but the Tide Is Normal. tood a seat upen the platform and WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—The Weather Aston reading to the court of Dr. Ransom’s ns Bureau has received os “i gga a port relative to the finding of a document “Jupiter, Fla., Aug. 12, 8: a. — : in the lining of Dre ? ean velocity began with this hour. Puffy and yfu cont 0 was ore then begun. squally. Moderately heavy sea now ° The o ; vailing. Tide remains normal. pening of the proceedings was ahs penta 8 Sa tended by a striking incident. On APPEAL TO THE MAYOR being shown by Vol. Jouaust the ¢ Government Will Do All It Can, but found in the lining of his waieteaill by Bi penitentiary officer, admitted having 7 That Will Not Be Sufficient. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Without wait- it aS a souvenir copy of the b» ox . . ; : ie . . “ i * the foot | marriage to Miss Elizabeth Bimrick. The took ‘Maida Koerner Recorder's books showed that he was mar esired that she take i ' property that she ried to her Dec. 1831, and he went his own ehid. satisfied ‘casion weakened Mann says his father-in-law, W. J and he had scar¢e~ rick of Springfield, Ill.. refuses to re > he Japsed into an him, claiming he is an imposter. Bimrick. cOnUnged throUgs he says, insists thet the Robert Mann upon Nis face as who married his daughter was ground og ree Showing death in a St. Louis manufacturing him ell. the F'rst District. | pee ea oe a — My on Hamburg An officer was sent to t2ke charge of thé | con. and is’ yet verv mu h Sones wo his 20th birt ody and the Coroner was notified. Mann's identit ‘ts 4 in the follcw- The body was sent the Morgue. wig Mrs. Miz th M nn, . coeur wh Al his wife, was Killed by the why It had evidently been in the water several | jailer in Roberts’ laun irr /weeks, and was mtch bloated and dis-| Ill. She left an insurat : Wahts to collect it as rots ps clares that this poli y | The police are at a account for] with the attituce oft ‘the mutilation of the body and suspect that nis dentity, as the mu the boy was murdered. him if tae husband should There were no marks of identification on Mann lthe body. him at The horrible find caused a great deal of etl be 1 on }excitement in the quiet Carondelet neigh-! death and that borhood. A big crowd collected around the] the newspapers. mutilated corpse, but nobody couid throw ete daetiit any light on the mystery. was compelled The stumps of the neck and arms wore | the funeral was not ragged, and this fact led the police and ;ne recovered consciousness most of those who examined the body to | ing oe Cocares ne felt ‘entertain the theory of murder. The po- SAMOAN WAR IS NOT ENDED : n .*”* he . i] i Pie | lice have in mind the Guldensuppe case in i iininks peel rryingg me ever The advantage |New York, and numerous other in | emented Engagement a eB was going to die. I di geen. It recognizes the fact that the reader | which persons were murdered and after the =P , 9 corpses had been divided into many pieces, Factions After the Powers’ Rep- has rights which a conscientious ne wspaper | is bound to respect. ;} thrown into running water, in the hope resentatives Left Apia. Another thing about the Sunday Post- | that the remains would never be found. ae Dispatch is that it does not deal in anony- | Als method of concealing murder has heen mous The name and address a 'Singularly unsuccessful in the past. Pa every person of whom a story is printed are oe were always found «nd ‘in given, so that it can be investigated, if de« | most instances the murderers were brough: ered, by anybody on earth, or filed for | *° Justice future reference. These distinctive features of the Sunday THE WEATHER INDICATIONS FAIR AND COOLER. Post-Dispatch have been factors in making it a public favorite. One thing is certain —the public simply will not “stand for” elipshod work, anonymous stories and iapis ane vinicity—Unsettied, but probvabiy homeless heroes fair; cooler Saturday night and Sunday. Many St. Louisans are leaving home—but ae Seve VNR probably thunder that makee me think of a new 6ong my qn we oo oe reaggtormanpan: Aap. 30 fat friend Warren is Singing at the Sub. | a” See eer Gree aliinel portion; Sunday, partly cloudy. Indiana—Generally fair Saturday night and Sun- I'd leave my happy home for you; day; cooler in extreme borth portion Saturday You're the nicest man I ever kuew, night: variable winds. If you'll take me lowa—VPartiy cloudy, with probably showers Sun- And just break me day in extreme west portion Saturday night; va- Into the business too, riable winds. Vil leave my happy home for you, Kansas—lartly cloudy Saturday night and Sun- But I was talking about St. day, with probably local thunderstorms; varia- abroad. There are many of them ee wae , Mississippi—Sbowers Saturday night and Sunday, preceded by fair ip porthern portion Saturday night; Three troi near a.most ar = | line, men con C7 track straight treet railwav v's oOo San law Francisco, k from ay asi ee ee iy here a doubie tra | Robert Biddle street Mann of 1512 Will Green, a colored boy. foot of Quincy street, Saturday nearly every message over , Cragged a floater from the river at i.rauses street in Carondelet. body was that of a white boy, ap- 12 or 14 years o!d, end’ was head- >» cense ly in this Operate thou- an army Ar- interested —— A tts le ra re ’ ’ his ed " Which declared that he jas his ir-at-law and , the sam: rights in his j wou ki take if she were The e x r lierme rit men mmd employ . American _ MAONWAGLY tha j the ; of ywre:ter 31, ad > The pare ntly _ less and armless. The head and clean, apparently away ihe hhh Mines Rim- 1s ‘ognize ndjicate’ out iis Sy interests lt pavs annually sounds s c v=, arms had been cut off with a sharp instrument. Green was much frightened at his grew- | overy, and notified the police ot | nearly smile ‘pl ive COMA wor 000.000 In This know, money it any Mormon received Way. The story the three Bplouocusly day Post There the § ‘rhalay Marazine Just try it ld) lines of titty bk OG ital Pea ee a real | ; ale i nha Ose tifat day's Holzhauer i” es- the 7. er. | tiv, ¢ ; i), I I i 4 } : Aig v ” ‘ tail (] ouie e sum of firm: but “hefted” | said of the , have acral ment prenosterous . (Meth) ie 4 mighty ' iv his k piers (7er- Ame ri- | Some dis to : ii Nit bv a singe | is trie, h 4 n't ts ven he be f Twain ~— = We it, iis Bible, the 1) as you, iii to ES of a ee Snel A Ail ial Sab ait rouble xX weeks ag Mary’s Infirmary Hi elieved he j} recover until last racks, when he suddenly wou) _ . ; conciuded ne wou d never get well, i shown He w AS a great favor with the Koer- rfamiuy at d they have manifested ;: lint in h condition since -he ken to the hospital, Som » of them have et him every day, always carrying thing that would gladden his heart them. Miss Maida | been particulariy active i something to lessen his sufferi >; possibe and he de hi ‘y in . her presence in go the churc} fh ona lis 1 ; eunshine. held. see the cornse tae + hausti f Fricay has left Holz- es auer il : ‘oa 4 Tle & condition, but Saturday morn- Satter heavy load off my insurance policy Has since conclude a in’'t know woul sband. nethi l o ; big father-in.| \ be her hs iS Si of men this who Operate and cone Sune- syndicate it will he to-morrow's rigantic ee in the harbor were : . loss to : cisp.ayed in no me ‘h. ile -o —_-__— WASHINGTON, Weather Bureau bulletin at ll a. m.: Hurricane center approaching Jupiter, Fla. Hurricane ordered as far north as Charleston and special warnings of character of storm given widest dis- tribution in South Atlantic States. All shipping interests notified, MAY CROSS THE GULF. Hurricane Has Reeched the Critical Point in Its Journey. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—The Weather Bureau unable from the reports re- ceived to o'clock this morring to | he ikea rate tell w the West Indian hurricane will agreed, | continue course westward througnout of Mexico or recurve 2 cay At, at and out to latter the usual track of West hurr at this n of the two have continued on their gulf. | Fk ition with -Dismat thing Post-D spatch, ‘Ss one | like about that paper eres, is particu! the Kverythine cone to-morrow. burt ~ SAaAVS q . P. Aug. 12.—The issued the following arly he tine vf told Take article the are, whether Section is the — . : tas im it. of subject and or not have to t hurricane under nr ii- first “story” They is and you you care to wade through Out what you ables you to save caicuiation. in any or rat Le nts teli you exact w! the striking | in 49 onds read it. You don't a column of slush to find are reading about. This en- an hour, at the very least the Magazine alone. of this system is readily | Wiil ly what te]] signals *. , io) Ripe, ti ~ can RP i wf BA ate > a 2 2s Nise Fe eA

‘lel sbout n is at the reatment at our hands. The highest considerations of honor and humanity to require from the United 7 Rage ag though the words had galvanized bim- a generous response to the demand o or- route : to Rican distress. into life and shouted In a voice which ree This department has directed the immedl- “You have licd, scoundrel!” ° > oY ; , . 4a” . ” « | eee he: wer of ae a me car. Z The audience burst into a wild cheer’ Ww ie Al ~ : ij _ > Ta) 4 2s ) ? absence of an appropriation, we must | Whereupon the ushers called for silence. largely upon private contributions. | But, when Mercier replied that he woujd ‘nt directly from the port of New York Rico on Monday, Aug. 14. to carry | any doubt, the prisoner shouted again; ail su eye of food which can be obtained. “Why don't you then?” ° , * q Tr |S ‘ts W : > > 7 ad er i¢ n the lack of an appropriation for re- | applause. lieving distress in Porto Rico, the Secretary has taken upon himself the responsibility, matically demanded to be confronted With on the grounds that the island holds a pe- | Gen. Mercier In order to deny some of Bie other governmen than .that provided by Statements. the War Department The porto Ricans ‘, ; 1m | have no Legislature or representative of- Col. Jouaust ordered the court to be ade rate | ficial whe can act in their name. They . ss about 40 mi.es per day. It is now ecen- | ag - © 'the confrontation, and as Mercier turned t@ > | over the guif stream. wich the edge | thv°hunds of army officer@. The burden | leave the court the audience rose os SEE ti we n ne ‘Tere mr: Oas. J 7 anus s ais OM.Ce;ryn, ae : ule while crossing y the gulf stream ae 'of responsibilitv therefore falls directly and hissed and cursed him, those at the back of the court standing on chairs an@ ched the critical point in its journey } : lle a feet pian” 6 my . j , ; a —- hts is he pan ae aig ee AID COMING IN. he enero: placed themselves Oe, rf . i ii Mii . - ?. leh- — , : to Citi showed a strong disposition to maltreat the es former Minister of War. ‘. Loulisans and they | | have been during the ‘ks upward. The 12.—There efforts IW A SS (One YORK, profs turn prices ik. A ir ss good faith unite with the promptin of sounded through the hall like a trumpet; , ate distribution of rations te the sufferers » , , * , _* . , .¥ . government transport McPherson wiil admit Dreyfus was innocent, if there were s, of which public notice will be given M. Casimir-Perier then rose and dra- cullar relation to this count ry, having no journed until Monday at 6:9 a. m., for cannot relieve themselves from the public ane increases in intensity. Los about | UPON the Government at Pawnee ngton. benches in order to better hound him. The very os barom-:er at rermiuwla huas« hurricane eff @re making history at every turn, : 7 re { ‘ . the K oenige n aed had the efte: of keeping =he Two St. Louise scientists are Officers of the Greatest expe ‘ition now exe Avating in fessil beds of Wyoming, where skeletons of prehistoric monsters 1380 feet long have been unearthed, Interesting news of their move. ments will be conveyed by to-morrow’ s Sunday Post-Dispatch. Hiow many chances has a man to escape | Diatrimony? If you don't like that form, I will put it this way: How many chances has a woman of securing a husband? Figures are not always dry, especially when they have a $ in front of them, nor are they dry in this case, for the whole world is engrossed in matrimony—either in | avold- in goeiting into it, getting out of it or ing it. See this attractive article next Sunday Post-Dispatch. You know Chimmile Fadden. This young philosopher har been “laying low" for some time, but Tewnsend has revived him, and he will make one of his old-time rag-time “spiels’’ for the benefit of readers of the coming Sunday Post-Dispatch. | Stories of travel, sparkling, up-to-date 4 by St. “yo 4 8, ry _ been | ures Pe de i ee Hy Ai ws ty 1 oy ot : + “ne ofl, “~ Z Se SS * the | _ portion Sunday; brisk southerly to westerly winds. ; cept probably showers in southern portion Sun- the | | Sub-Treasury stolen from gente. The steamer arrived %th of last ported that a increasing northerly winds. Eastern Texas—Generally fair Saturday night and Sunday, except probably showers in soutbeast Oklahoma and Indian Territory—Fair Saturday Dox night and Sunday; southerly to westerly winds. Arkansas—Falr Saturday nigbt and Sunday, ex- The box with the room, the Key stron of the custody | day; cooler Sunday; variable winds. chest. Tennesseo—VFair Saturday night; Sunday fair and cooler in west; probably showers in eastern por- month piri ‘Ontaining 4000 in gold for the Java ‘Bank had been stole gold the Southampton and was captain Batavia Holland. at wae put is of which and is _Uons; winds mostly northerly. Kentucky—Fair Saturday | southerly to westerly winds night end Sunday; — NEW GOLD CERTIFICATES HERE in A The robbery was not discovered unti! as the steamer left Genoa. Do’ ire ry -d just They Are Payable to Order and Only St. Louis and New York Has Them. New gold certificates to the amount spe ASTOR LIKES AMERICA. | i vari ' | ' is I | sire has been conditions in the mone) working themselves out assuri fail. The some suce es, m: irket has been ; , Sai i - rT i> were inces bull hut only from 1 lea = ? to give COM s ers are up moderate volume been a general upward m vement m stock of companies in ‘he us metal industries, Iron and tocks leading. There hi ive oeen eome very table movements of individual railroad «Ks. due to special causes, Money has into the New YorkK market from out- side sources, attracted by the higher rate ruiing here, but the additional funds offer- have been MmMostiV put into cai)l The rates for time money have held firm. The lessened anxiety over the outlook has a prime factor nz th of ea oft Stlees io — cume ing very money been in the Sli ckKS Louls | William Waldorf, J:., Says He Will of Remain an American. NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—It is reported thar William Waldorf Astor, Jr., who now a student at Bion, England, is a better American than his father and has deciared is to the Un city outside of New his intention of rema et a loyal Ameri- furnished w ited States a 4 is Si pt gs aes it oe pe ie teks eg i can ret w attains ¥ aa ts ake es OS aaa . Sey ae CES eS ioans. | | tures. | in | cther to the south and west.as hurr follow the path of the .,eaat re tris one of Lhe rea why er Bureau officials are inc'ined + that the storin May cusatinue on weetward through tne cu&. The of thia hurricane, so far “an frum reports, ‘ss UNUSMaALY narrow lul Over 4") miles. The fact thas ‘he prea storm is narrow in diamet imlica that it is cf grestci severity usual, NEARLY ALL ISLANDS SUFFER. Hurricane Brought Disaster Over a Wide Area at the Same Hour. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Reports that the West Indian cyclone at al. the same heur struck Polnt-a-Pitre. Marte Galante Saintes Toij- Of these only Point-a-Pitre remains communication. *OlInt-u-P.tre is however. Only a few of remains of what Was Neariy a nundred dead about the piace Gaudaloupe suffcred isiand, except Porto vessels in the harbor mat to sea. and whether they foundereé there or rode out the storm is not yet known. The French cruiser Cecile that was thongs to be rode out Pianta A1e¢3 aiways si),1 | tlie is vDelleve to the inipneter + Judged aA,» ¢ - ‘ ~ nan here are most St. and Louis, ground, Walls frown oO the ne stancnest busy Miand are reppor leveled t of t? a than The any large more Rico. t * 4 (em ‘ka. Se se Ahn ee® ¢ ny ty BR! ee see Fs ct bd . aie Sane > * at Se “i t see =a.” re 2 es thas. eer ARRAS TS Yh OR ted in ang | ; Son, ' termast ed to beat out | . ¥ Viale ee # to for Ww the ASHINGTON, of Se Aug eal retary the euffering and deetitue in Porto Rico are oOmMiing in from the Mayors of the different cities in the most gratifying mait- ner Promises of money, food and c,othing are made, and it is said that the work of relief wiil | commenced at once and pushed with all vigor. The War Deparument la already assured of having a full ship load for the McPher- Which salis next Monday The Secre- tary has deeignated the Bank of North America, as the repository for furmds, . F, Jones, chief quar- er, to receive supplies and pro- His office is in the Army Bullding, Hiall street, New York YORK. Avg} 12.—Acting Mayor issued an appeal to-day in behaif of tre Porto Ricans, who have suf- from the hurricane | street movement Porto KRican sufferers har Hi. B. Hollins & Co... who have mcription list with $l» ee Speyer of Speyer & Co., telegraphed to the acting Mayor trom Newpert that he bad malled a check for $1000 i868 his contribution Porto Litcean reilef fund. Wim. RK. Corwine, secretary of the **- ohants’ “en eh also notified Mr. Guge- dieposal, S00 So By the assochkation had at ita that it donate od 12 Root -Responses for Gen. Mercier hurried out of the eves room through a side door, amid Heres de- nunciations from the audilefice. On emerging into the street the outside cheered him and cried l'arme.” “Ah, court, “if they had heard the inhuman mone ster speak they would not cheer him salen * TRAITORS PLOT IS FOILED. Deroulede and Anti-Semite Placed Under Arrest. PARIS, Aug. 12.~M. Paul de Rovleday founder of the League of Patriots and member of the Chamber of Deputhes the Angoulene division of Charente, Arrested at 4 o'clock this morning et estate, Crolesey, near Par's A number of members of the an and patriotic leagues were also this morning. A semi-official note, issued this “- = aid Ap} c e* visions on White NEW Gueeenhetinier for the rellef of | been starte! headed a bankeTs to~tay to him to the rig ve « we “ee ae », an § ~ ye ee ad he tae oii ee ; is ready to cried @ spectator of the scene m9 ee y > do