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"LET ALL THE ENDS THOU IIHS'T AT BE THY CODBTRY'8, THY GOD'S AMD TRUTHS."
BEST
WJQ?mm&Ki 16, 1896.
iDYERTISISG UEDIUIL
NUMBER 3.
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PHMD
ELI'HIi ITliffi
ine witnesses wnd haa made charges
against clients of hls-The committee said
it -would discuss the matter next week,
and then adjourned until next Thursday.
Ex-Policeman Nay lor was arraigned be-
A Ti nTi a H"Ur fv --J- tWU' 1 tore - Magistrate ,Souihf yesterday on a
AnOtUer xl(liapter Ol bribery . aDd charge of perjury preferred by Sergeant
I TERR1B LKEXPER1 ENCES
Corrupt Practices.
1I0EE GQMPBOMISES WITH OEIME.
Richards. Reference to the official testi
mony showed that Naylor . had made no
charges against Richards, and it was fur
ther shown that the "warrant had been
sworn out on the : strength of . newspaper
reports. Naylor was released from eusitody.
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'mmmmmmmTFm a
The Keeper of a Disorderly House Declares
Tliat-She Paid Sams of Money at Fre
quAiit Intervals, and When She Refused
en One Occasion Was Arrested. '
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Philadelphia, Jan. 8. The testimony
at yesterday's session of the senate investi
gating committee was of a decidedly sen
sational nature, and was directed against
the police in Mayor .: Warwick's ward, the
Fifteenth. A number of ' policemen ' anil
ex-policemen were examined, the latter
having - all been discharged since last
August's delegate election, when the ad
ministration opposed Senator Quay's elec
tion as state chairman. The witnesses not
only told of the active, participation of the
police of the ward in politics, but charged
that Sergeants Green and McManus were
partners during the latter part ef 181 ia
maintaining a house of ill fame on Greea
street. Sx-Polioeman James W. Nayler
gave this information, and said he was
also a' partner. He said the place broke
up in about three months, and that he and
the sergeants were compelled by the wo
man who conducted ' the place, Molly
Blanch ard by name, to pay . her money
under pain of arrest. :
Charges were also made against House
Sergeant 'Will lam Francis, the lieuten
ant' s son, of Intoxication while on duty
and bringing liquor into the station house.
The testimony against the lieutenant was
in the main bearing on his activity in the
recent election. f
It is being claimed by friends of the
committee that attempts are being made
to intimidate ; certain s witnesses who are
expected to testify. , Yesterday Lawyer
Pettit was in court and had the notorious
Julia Crow's cate postponed for one week.
She, is "undet-indictmant for keeping a dis
orderly house, and will givo sensational
evidenco.""' Ex-Policeman Davis, wbo: tes
tified before the' committee that he had
'Jtx?! onii tinted without passing' the -'jivil
BerviCE?cxammujpn, auu wuo was arreactHi
fcr perjufy,- was tostprdny .hold., in $1,1500
ball for t'rial, whibh was furnished. t
PnitiADiiLi H-rA. Jaii.; 9. The. senate in
vetifttinj? cominittoo hold another sonsa
jsessio.'i yearerday at"''-w.h:ch .damag
ing st4tcmont.3 woroj inado atjamst a ue
tectiv4 in District Attorney ferijaham's of
fice. .Ixrtha Myers, jwho kept i question
abio hpif-i.! at " BOJ . In4aii'ir street in 1SS9,
was t'ds witae. 6h3 'said the house, had
been cjf such a clia acter for twenty-two
vearsfiaaa . cue poiicer wvvays maae agooa
it." bha claima to have
Reported Invasion of Venezuela.
Caracas, Jan. 9. 4-News of grave im
port has just been received from the Guay
tna frontier. .The government is notified
that troot3, with rifla and cannon, from
Demarara have arrived at Cuyuni, a sta-
tionat the - extreme limit of the English
jlaims in the disputed, territory, and the
glish officiali were arrested by Venezue
lans. The number of the invaders is un
certain. Some of the papers gay there are
aver a tLcusartd, but that probably an
WCiiggeration. They) are posii)iya few
hundred Guiana pdlii:.e. f j
HARROWLY ESCAPED CREMATION
Voang Me ?avs a irl by Formtnr Eu-..-
HamlAddir,
Stcraxox Bat, Wis., Jan. 13. Fire in
the residence of Banker Jaines Keogh, at
an early hour yesterday morning, came
near resulting In a terrible holocaust, and
as it was four members of the family and
the domestic were badly burned, and one
severely eul with glass. Mr. Keogh was
ill, and the shock and burns Ae received,
U is feared, will cause her death. Mr.
Keogh saved four children by heroic dashes
through the flames.
Upstairs were two daughters. When
awakened the downstairs part of the house
ras ablaze, but one of them rushed down
and out of doors, receiving only slight in-
juries. The other feared to follow and
broke the window to call for aid.
By this time the young men outside had
formed ja human ladder several high by
standing, on each, bther's shoulders, and
were. enabled to rescua the distracted girl,
who was badly cut-about the body in get
ting out, being clad only in her night dress.
Fearful Sufferings of &he Crews of :
Two Wrecked Vessels.
SIXTEEN MEN MEET THEIE DEATH.
A Notorious Swindler Captured
i Nsw YORE, Jan. 11. Paul Brigham,
i alias George Watson, alias Charles - J.
Bartletr, alias Pavid Coleman, alias "The
General," one of the oldest and most no
torious swindlers' in the United States,:
was arrested last mgut. It is claimed that
.he attempted to swindle the carpet and rug
firm of White Spate, the jewelry firm
of Theodore Ko in & Son. the legal flrtn
of Hoadley, Lt,aterbach &; Johnson and
the New York Ilollow Ware company out
One Crew Imprisoned on a Rocky Coast for
Ten Days and Another A 8 oat in an Open
Boat for Four Days Serious Condition
' of Survivors..
of large sums of
method of oper
different business men that he wished
purchase an in,
erable sums of i
i Seattle, Wash.,? Jan. 13. Ten days of j of '2ir; Spate b;
Eurfering from cold and privation on a
rocky bluff, during which tiniei seven of j
the crew, including the captain and mate,
$50,030. "He Micceeded ia getting consld-
tion and the arrpst followed. .
scene of the Yuruanj incident, where En-J mei their death, and the " other mate and
The New Kalian Minister.
New York, .
the newly jvppo
tat
scmnen met with with terrible accidents,
tells the tale of, the wrecking of the big' the United
fodr inastod English, sliip Jen nette Cowan ; 0 tiree j,e
on vancouvers island, otherwise known s
the Bone Yard of the Pacific occ;n. The
vants on La C
news was brought to.this city yesterday by 1 ; Trt,stckv was i1
the tug Tyee, which had but a few hours !
be faie landed fturteen members of i he
crew at Port Town -end. .
The tug Tyce siir'aied tho wreck on Sat-;
urday afternoon. The sea was running!
pretty high at the time the tug hove to. !
A portion of the crew could be seen on top
of a high bluff, on which a tent had" been
pitched. A sight met the gaze of the res
cuers that will not lie forgotten or years
to come. ::'';;.v ;:.r" " ',-..-r;." -Seated
about the fire were thirteen men,
all wearing an expression of , utter hope
lessness and misery. ( First mate Charles;
Legall, wh,o was lashed to a boatswains
chair, suffering .from a fractured leg, told
Mate Hail of the Tyee, the story of tup dis-j
aster. He said the Cowan came from Cape-;
town, South Africa, for Royal Roads, B.
C, and was 108 day s out when she.reached
Cape Flattery on Dec. 19. There was a,
terrible storm off the cap? and the vessel
stood off the cap? two days bafore trying
to come in. Then fche' was driven quickly;
to the northward by a strong southwest
wind arid sought shelter in the" treaeh-i
erous waters of Barclay sound to avoid bs-
monev.
Brigliani's usual
iting whs to represent
to
to
teret i in their plants for
ioney, but' the suspicions
n g arouseil an lnvestlga-
til. 13 Count Kos,teckyt
a ted minister of Russia to
arrived with a retinue
servants and two ntaid ; eer-
ampagne yesterday, and
took a npeeiul c:ir for Washington..- Count
h til recently the Russian
minister to Stuttgart, Wurtembu'rig. Count
Jootecky is ovbr 50 yeatvs of age, grey,
short, slender ahd a born diplomat, , who
has traveled much with the present czar.
Mme. Kostecky did not accompany htr
husbaud.
General zeta Captured.
6i SALviiJoR, Jan. 11. The Dairo
del Salvador publish en a special,' despatch
from San Jose,! Cotta Kica, stating that
General Ezeta iind thd
pedition have been Qaptiired.
off Punta . Arf nna!,'
taken into custpdy, an
iect to tho orders of thi
eminent
Strong, are at
members of his ex-
They were
Costa Rica, when
d are held there sub
jo San Salvador gov-
Tit... .liiotus at Aevrport.
. Newport, K 1., Jan. lk Mr. and Mrs.
O. H. P.. litlin rat, the latter the divorced
wife of W. K. 'Vanderbilt, vrho were mar-.
rie,d in New Y oik on Saturday by Mayor.
Mr. Belmont's place, Bel-
coxirt, v.rhere - tney 'will -.remain for a few
days. The couple" will sail for Europe on
The Kentucky SenatorsliJp. .
FRASKrdRT, :Ky.j;, Jaiu";:13:S nri .6e.
nomination' of Senator Bisckburiv bytho
Democratic
caucus'
and of Congrossaian
Gtxif ry Hunter by ilie Hepa nlican caucus,
there is a bittlr p lii ic.il li ht for' election
as senator. Blackburu una his f rU'iid aro
et tending tli3 burial of Retire sen v.ifclya
'WiUon. TI13 lsiy provides Zov balloting
the second .Tuesday after tho as jemhling
on some . more exposet
of tho lartislaturo. B
there will bp. joiht'
The Cash Racket Stores,
NASH & GOLDSBORO STS..
J. M.
LEATII,
Manager. I
thins: i out
paid policeman SinIer small sums J of
money at frequaatinxorvals. , S&e refused
klm iadney one tima, whereupon s'ho was
arrcsfcd. hs wa3 nsyer brought to trial.
ho weter, and on beiaj releaird, after ste vea
days in jail, she paid $1C0 to Detective Burn-
eide and a lawyer nainsd liutt. ' , -
Ex-Poiicaniaa Nylar gav additional
testliaony ia jwUtioa to hia aUej-si pa?6-
nership wLth Sraaats Gr-aea and Mo-
Manus ia runnlag ;a house ef id faane.
Mlsi Nallle Little, a prsjtty bruaatfcj,
and ether wltna4e Kiia4 t the ui
WftrranSod arrast of MJ.9.4 liU duriag the
late sireat car sfcrlkal
Philauslphia, Jaa. 19. Th? soaatu la
Testi.Ung comoiiitte ystrday touehed
the j Twsnty-ufth polioa district and
brought to the surface ehargsa of corrupt
tion iagaiaat Special Offieeff Martin and
Policeman Cope anl Biton. The charges
were- made by ex-Pollceniaa Elook. 8iook
was discharged from the f oro in 1S93, af
ter ten years' service; He testified to the
prevalence of "speak ei" and policy
eh ops in the dlstriot. He referred to one
of the former kept by a maa named Me
gan. i The place was raided and the man
was held for court, j The evidence -against
him was obtained by Cope and Dixon.
In1 the city hall one day, the witness
aid) Charles Binder, a bottler, approached
Speelal Martin, ini Sleok's presenee, and
asked tht the ease be squashed. Binder,
the witness said, then gave Martin $800,
.which was given to Cppe and Dixon. Sub
sequently Slook and 'Martin visited Bln
der, and im two visits received $160, Slook
getting half from Hartim. '.
Binder, bing placed om the ; stand, ad
raitted giving Martin the latter amounts,
but asld It was slmnlr a loan. These same
charges have been snade publie fo3 and
led to Martin's arrest. Tie ease vrae ealled
erea or oigkt time aad was anally dis
posed of thromg h tae statu af limitations.
Tae remainder ef the ' committee's see
eioa waevdevotedi to individual eases of
police abuse to oitisens, aad partioipatioa
in polltloe. r ' - " ' - :--"v ; .
PHiLADBLrMiA, Jan. 11. Yesterday's
aeselon of the senate investigation oom
mltteo wae devoidof any eensational re
iulte. ' Several ex policemen told ef po
litical assessments feeing levied, and other
witnesses told of the prevalence of "speak
easles" and of policemen abusing eltlsens.
Iato Thnrsday Fnight Mayor Warwick
issued a publio statement In which he de
nounced the commlttee'e method of tak-
Ana testimony as being : unjust , and un-
intBrtmmn Ths xoavor ren nas sno ao-
ensed should ;have aa opportunity to de
fend themselves, and he Intimated strongly
that factional politics, entered largely Into
the investigation.1 ' v :
TAwVer Pettit reolied to this yesterday.
tfore the oommittee, and said that the
aAnfld would all be given an opportunity:
for defense, and that the committee would!
Ki to receive advice ana? euggesiiions
from th oitT officials.- -This was followed
Lawver A.' a r Lv Shields asking that
tho committee permit him to cross exam
lib a mi ' s f rleiid?! nr. y
ivl let an- Tn-d.vf.
Jan..21,,navl dilibustcriu will prevent it.
-The special el -ctioi' for Wils)Us '.suecesHor
will b'3 Jan. 2). The BhveklSurii mrnvwili
have tho new' Denpcrati3 m'mbsr herj on
.ih21st.':-' Wit ho at. the two Populie, and
with Wilson's pUca filled, tbre is a Tie be
tween the Bepubliians and the Deincci-ats.
., . . r r-
ing driven ashore
point.'";;-":...' .v . -- : . ' .
The sound afTordod but littlo shelter,;
caci'sSo-ViM dtiVea . oa the foks at higlii
ti;lo;. This w;t? 2 o'clock ph tii3 morninji
of D;c. 31.' a:ul a sao.v .ton:i was ' -coming
cu: ; The ship seemed to ..bo breaking i:ij
1 U vr.- Jd-ii-rt -hii?
1
two, ail Lit v
Jan. 23. They
Duchess of
brides," inpthe
E.!?3-pt, wher
li.ticii'' '
will meet the Dnke-antE.
rlborough in Italy, .and the
and daugliter.will go to all
,iiiy,: W-lu reu:ai.i" until
r
1 w
C;:i)tmi T
il-il t-ib i
Mil: son ti
tiiive t
u i ff.
fare Uio amva ot- tu'e 1 : ths co-i
bnd iui"ablo-.sL"it,nKni fiult'i i m:p wliraij
the djnkcy ea tt.-io diVd th-s. f oi 16 w L i is'-'-f S
th 1 wz-nz b'O.aiu vi U'nr!y i:V-.i i . '! ;).?
Eccoini.innxy navl two .iipp roji l Lvtjy'nwc
tii fir dvVh wUilo' trying to inikeilandid
a'sfrhali byat the. niyht- t-iio. h-hiy. struck, j
Tho survivorK vi iho wrecked V4jsj?el' yej:
jviatc Lpgnit feiJWn'Hdat,-,. Mar;
Uisonv Jvcrr,,. vix.,-. v-mtiii'-t-'rwu.,
EhV ia I4JSbbs of bk Honor.
Baltimore, yJca. is. Mrs. 'Mattie V.
Argtlisr; wife ikf-Frank AnKlier, a ci.ar
dealer- and pool rooasi '.' proprietor, shot
Cluo'lesnJ Purksrii 23 years old, agent for
the LeTifcfc' Maehifce company, of Atliol,
Mass., ia ker husband's store at 1431 North
Charles steet. Parker, wai take to the
City aospttal, ' where:' ae' disd. Mrs. An
gelicr says sits sot Parker Ja def ans of
hsr or, h kaving timptd iaopropsr
liWrtiee wltSi her. ilr. Aaglir ad her
huseend were held by the coroner's jury
ea a oaarfe of murdar in the srs degree.
Tertiincoy was .-adduced wkieh tended' to
Ekew t$at the hasbaad had septeted bis
wifs of impropsr oaduct with Parker, and
that he had said he weulcl never believe in
Ler innocence till Parker was dead. '
.i If1
'Chain beiliK. -Cousin,- lit .its, Itosuuo, Ca
rpvjatcr and W.Uoh.
Buffalo,
Samimiiiof 1
;shot.hjs's..srg'
lin, Jit- t!i j f"
yciX'-riui., n
grynyiii pit.
i.) . v) r-jp'r
t ?.urJc-re'.l hy a PatrclMitin.
V.1..13. Pa
U5""S.AVil!.!l
ill",; Timothy -Ci? aril's Cant-
;i--oc Ya-:i Kail -.ain?r . street-'
liittCT -tiI:i; ;ife tho K'.nr-
I two hours' later. Ino her-
mnicm cnmla: out of,
o:i ordering-;
ac iiwKiquarters tae patrol-
:rcliaaa Michael
piilice .-pr-jcinct,
iua rt--a:id;
k .ryvoiver aad shot Caatnn.
jgoreraer Cb?3f d witk Malfeasance.. ,
Pkcsxii, A. '..'.'Jf.,' . Jan 11. Govecnor
Hughes stands stands charged with of
ficial corruption, and his personal reputa
tion for integrityand honesty i3 impeached
by a report of the last grand jury; Official
crimes of malfeasance aro alleged, lem- , London, n apprentice boy, li years old.
- -NINE.' riteZX;N TO,' IJivA:TII . " j-
Je Crew of .the Ricer I'uMr.s Four
.- .'. Ways i"u t,pa XI ;;;. ;
ilALTF,4X, -b ' JLU. 11. TUC PUkLcr-
ing Vf the nine .surfiyofs of the crew.- of
the ill fauHi st-eamr Ealing,, d tiring the
four days irby Mrr! in mi tij.cn boat ex-
,po-edto kh& an'd'b;turly. cold kn3c8-
phej-p, are ahu-jst jhidft&eribuble: . , When
thoir bofit landed at Ci-.ao yeStenbiy after-'
noon th"y were noar'ly all u a helpless
condition. r - - .. .'-.-'" -; - !
The naaifS of the stmivors are: Thomas
Thomas ol ftJardvifan, Wal-w ' ficc)nd of
ficer, badly frozen; Prod ' Lindgren--'-' of
Sweden, boatswain, feet frozen; Noah Ayv
good of Newfoundland, feet frozen? Ed
ward Wilkirigson of Great ' Yarmouth,
England, badly frozen ' and not likely to
recover; ; John Peterson of Denmark, J
James Baker of New Poundland, Iltiiry
Noble of Belfast, F. E. Stevenson of Port
land. England, and William Hagar of
Covej-Mor jUnUncH"s Inauguration.-
COiXr$iiX'Z. Jaru; 3-3. Hon. 'William Mo-
Kinw'. eIo.4.a hW ''?:H!i'd. 'term as governor
of Ohio tp1ni ixwhu A'53r,S. Bush-
kri'Hd, liid noted into thst .
cfii-co of cb:f esiitii; Ipe inaugural
cercmotiy ormrr-d ati. o'v3tX-k, and wac
follon-ea. by rf'p&7!ad3:in whaeh lCTfiJ inon-
pattinpatea; fi his eytfiugag uoYomor Jia.s:-
nell will rive a pubhc recopj-ip'a -.at -the.-.
capitol.
X TprrlBlc Vorkj of Lynchers. '-
New 0?.lians, Jan. 13. --Patrick Morr.
lis, a white rkil'r6adhand,-an.l his colored .
wife: mtt wftli'a terrible fate Saturday,
. mldaighf. : They lived i
the V est W eso wn art o
Pacific, a fewmUes nbovi
opposite side! of the fiver1
to the boat, and both in.
burned to ashus.
6t.
Viit.-'boat near
Texas and.
ncity, onth
I mob set fire-
fed wife were,
torlal Auditor L;eitch and Myron Mc
Cord, an ox-eongressmn from Wisconsin,
are also implicated. These three consti
tute the territorial board of control, the
two associates beinsr auDointees of the
governor.- The grand jury report alleges 1
misappropriation of territorial funds.
h Sitnatloa ia Havana. " . -TAMPA,
Fla., 1 Jan. 13. Passengers ar
riving from Cuba report that Rololl'e
bene has passed -'over Puents Grande, the
ig bridge near Havana. The Spaniards
kad stretehad heavy chains across the
brldff prevn tae passage of qavalry,
lint this did not deter the insurgents. The
Havana theaters have suspended, and the
Italian opera which has just arrived will
not play. The Produce Exchange is form
img ive battalions for the defense of the
itr, and a double guard now- surrounds
all ike government building.
ItoekafeiloWs Brlf Freedom;
WiLriSBABBK,Pa.,jan.l3. Ex-Banker
JT. V. Bockafellow, who was sentenced to
two and a half - years for .embezzlement,
-ras released from the Eastern penitentiary
yesterday, his sentence having been com
muted on account of good behavior. He
will be rearrested at once on twelve other
warrants. - Bockafellow is destined , to
spend the rest of his life in the peniten
tiary, unless he breaks the mask of secrecy
"behind which He has so long withheld the
facts concerning the loss of the $472,000 of
hit depositors money.
Johnson's Oriental Soap is far supe
rior to "all ether so called medicinal
soaps for cleansing the skin and beau-,
iifvine the the complexion. Two large
cakes 25 cents at HargraveJs.
are badly frozen. One man could walk
when the boat landed, the rest being car
ried to neighboring houses and cared for.
Several of the survivors will lose arms or
legs.; .,.' -'-to :; .' I
Tho men state that the Ealing struck ja
rock about 6 p. m. on Monday, in a dense
vapor, while going at quarter speed Half
an hour afterwards it was necessary to
take to the boats, as the ship was settling
fast and the sea very heavy. They were
driven fifty miles to sea. Soon after day
light on Tuesday two of the firemen suc
cumbed to tae exposure. During Tuesday
night Captain Meek and a fireman named
Wilson died. Thursday morning the first
engineer died, and later in the day three
others expired. -
Yesterday noon, jusS as they- caught
.sight of land the ninth of their crew, an
apprentice naned Gilroy, died. These were
all consigned to ' the sea as they died,- to
keep the heavily iced boat from sinking.'
: When land wasv sighted Silroy died? With
. 5 s m . a.
a prayer tney consignea nu uoa w
watery grave , at the entrance of Canso
harbor. ':.-'.'''" -""
The sugar-coating, which makes
Ayer's Pills so easy to take, dissolves
immediately on reaching the stomach.
and so permits the full strength and
benefit of the medicine to be promptly
communicated. Ask your druggist for
Ayer's Almanac, just out.
nf,
I
mm I
J"!
inrsliip. ' :-;.
Che crew of
v wiser Rurikr
while that-
Mat inr on a Knssi
PETEUpBURG. Jan.
the first class Rassuva st
10,S3 tons, inutinietl rec
vessel was in the harbor of Algiers The
mutiny, it is! added, was suppressed by tho
French authorities, and thirty of the lead
ers of the outbreak "are now said to be on
their way tejConstandt, where they are to
be executed.
years, daughter 01
Baldwin, Md., while
companions, fell on
Come and buy the Domestic Sew
ing Machines M. T. Young
One hundred thousand bushels
cotton seed wanted M. T. Young.
Fractured Her Sknll While Skating,
Elkjok, ild., Jan. 13 Miss Mattie
Hammond, iatred lo
Levi Hammond, of
skating witn some
Ltheiceand fractured er sfcpll. She was.
taken to a hospital in Philadelphia and
may die. - ' " ;-. :.,' v.;,: ;:" : J.
l ' President Krvger a Pennsyl vanlan. 1 .
1 WilkssbARXE, Pa.,' Jan. 13. A Wilkee
barre paper 'prints a story to the effect that
President Kroger, ef the Bouth African,
republic, is j aPennsylvanian. It is said
that he wasj brn in Mauch Chunk, and
went to South Africa fifty yar mgo.
Through hlji energy and military spirit hr .
at once became a leader among tha Boers.
!
'- A Statement from Dr. Talmage. . -WaihixcItos,
Jan. 13. Rev. Dr. T. ' De
Witt Talmage read among his notice '
last evening the fallowing: "I have been,
preaching here in the evening by my awn
choice. "Tnere was a petition, signed j
all the board of elders and all the loard
of tru6teesand sanctioned by Dr. Sunder
land, handed me Inviting me to preach
Babbathijiornings as well as SabbatV
evenings, j I now wish it distinctly under
stood that will not under any cirenm
stances take the morning services." j
. SteameJ Snnk and Twelve JJrowned.
MiLAJr, taly, Jan. 10. The boUer of
torpedo boat on Lake Maggoiro .exploded
yesterday. Isinklnsr the vessel and -drown
ing twelve! people who were on: board of
her.
Abi
Yourig's,
line of- furniture at -4M. TI