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THE EXCELLENCG OF SYRUP OF FIGS
Is duo not only to tlio originality find
simplicity of tho combination, but nl-o
tot ho cnro nnd skill with which it la
manufactured by f.elenlifio processes
known to tho Camfohnia Via Svnrp
Co. t .iiy, and wo wish to impress upon
nil the importance of puivhnslnp the
true and original remedy. As tho
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by tho Camfohnia Via brnvr Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
a'.siht onu in avoiding tho worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Ca.i.1
Fonai V Fio Svitui- Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Tigs lias
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of tho excellent of Its remedy. It is
far in advance of nil other laxatives,
as it nets on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating 01 weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get Uk benellcial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN ntANOl '. Cat.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. K1.1V VOIIK, X. Y.
'VETERIHARYSPECIFICS
800 PAGE BOOK MAILED FRBE.
CONTENTS:
Part I. Diseases of Horses.
Part II. Diseases of Cattle.
Part III. Diseases of Sheep.
Part IV. Diseases of Hogs.
Part V. Diseases of Dogs.
Part VI. Diseases or Poultry.
Some, book in bettor binding DO eta.
lIUHrilUmS'aiUD. (0., Cor.llMllaiu & Julm Bis.. ISew York
NEKVOUS DEBILITY,
VETAli WEAKNESS
and Prostration from Over
work or other causes.
Hwmpliroys' Homeopnthlc Specific
No. 28, In use ovor40 yenrs, tho only
successful remedy.
$1 per vial, or 5 vlala and larco vial povder.for $S
6oM f I)t ug-glstt, or Brut pOKlpnld tin rcc-l t of prlcfl.
llUni-IIIIMH-BIMl. 111., (or. II 1111am & JoLuMh., Newlor
You can blame
yourself if you
do n't pet real
good coffee to
drink. Ordinary
coffee is made de
pactoge
for Scclig'a.
A little of this
admixture to
'cheap c o lie c
licious by adding
makes n delicious'
kdrinlc nnd raves
mmmmmmmmmmmmm
ARBEY'S
OCK
BER
Gives a satisfied smile to
every palate that tastes it.
Now on tap at all
our customers.
WU. SCIIJVUCKER, JR., - Agent.
No pam Irwi yout
m DiiDTiinc
IIUI IUIIL,
If you wear tho
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rnklly li-nrn m! AilitrrKR
The lt.J.C,M.SH('0.
WHo. I.'i.uu S., I'hllib
Copy of tho Deoroo Delivered to tlio
Stato Departmont Yostorday.
ALLOWS PRIZES IN ITS PORTS.
A Privilege That In Not Concerted Iiy
Ul-i-nt lli'ltuln mid Other- Countries.
Iti-fiiilntloim, ni iv AVliolo, Are Very
I''ulr No Movo Towiu-d Interveutlou
Washington, Mny 14. The French
embassy has given to the state de
partment a copy of the French decree
of neutrality. It Is of special Interest
Just now, In view of the presence of tho
Spanish iiquadron near the French
West Indies. It Is nuted by the olll
clals here that the decree permits
prizes to be taken to French ports for
21 hours, which privilege Is not allow
ed by Great Britain and some other
nations. The text of the French de
cree Is as follows:
"The government of the republic de
clares and notifies those whom It may
concern that It has resolved to observe
strict neutrality In the wnr which has
been declared between Spain and the
United States.
"Attention Is called to Frenchmen re
siding In France, In her colonies and
In countries under protectorate, or re
siding In foreign countries, that they
must abstain from any act which, com
mitted In violation of French laws or
of International law, might be consider
ed hostile to one of the parties, or con
trary to a scrupulous observance of
neutrality. They are specially for
bidden to enroll or to take service
either In the army or on board a man-of-war
of eltyer belligerent, or to con
tribute towards the equipment or arm
ament of n navn' vessel.
"The government declares, further
more, that no naval vessel of either
belligerent power will be allowed to
enter or to sojourn with prizes In nny
port or harbor of France, her colonies,
etc., for more than 24 hours, with the
exception of an enforced stay of ne
cessity fully justllled. No sale of arti
cles coming from such prizes can take
place In said ports or harbors.
"All persons who shall violate thesf
provisions shall be disbarred from
claiming protection of the government
or Its agents against any acts or
measures which, In conformity with In
ternational law, the belligerents may
exercise or prescribe, and they will
moreover be prosecuted, If necessary.
In accordance with the laws of the
French republic."
German officials sav the reports
emanating from London as to Ger
many's purpose to Intervene In the
Philippine Islands are not worthy of
attention or denial. There has been
no move toward Intervention, and It Is
said there will be none. The authori
ties representing the continental pow
ers feel that London Is encouraging
these reports, with a view to Increas
ing the bond of friendship between the
United States and Great Britain nt the
expense of the good feeling between
the United States and the continental
powers.
Two million Americans sutler tlio torturing
paiiiM of dyspepsia. No need to. Ilurtlock
Illuod Hitters cures. At any drug store.
WRONGFULLY CONFISCATED.
I'ropprty of Aiiu-rU-iino nnd Noutrnlf
Seized Contrary to I'roolainntlon.
New York, May 14. An attorney of
this city left yesterday for Key West,
to Institute proceedings before the
prize court for tho recovery of vessels
nnd merchandise valued at about
$1,000,000 and confiscated more than a
fortnight ago. Marine underwriters,
London bankers, Paris merchants and
New Orleans business men are among
those Interested In the undertaking
which In certain aspects differs from
anything of the sort attempted In this
country before. Tho vessels affected
are the Panama, captured April :
Miguel Jover, captured April 21; Cata
llna, captured April 24; Pedro captur
ed April 22, and Guldo, captured April
27, All ore Spanish steamships, having
varied cargoes, upon which bankers In
different parts of the world have ad
vanced money.
The contention will be made that the
cases come within the spirit of the
president's proclamation of April 2G,
which, after afllrmlng adherence to the
declaration of Paris, allows Spanish
vesrc'-' unlP May 21 In which to depart
uncnr' a fivin American ports. That
th gnvi i.i-iont should confiscate prop
erly belonging to its own subjects or
niritrals because It was found in Span
ish vessels clearing nt this. and other
ports Just before hostilities were an
nounced Is thought to be contrary to
the president s Intention.
Give the Children a Drink
called Gnihi-O. It Is a delicious, appetizing.
nourishing food drink to tako tho place- of
colleo. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who liavo used it becauho when properly
prepared It tastes like, tho finest coffee but Is
free from all its injurious properties. Grain
Onlds dleoition aud strengthens tlio nerves
It is not a stimulant but a health buihlor,
and children, as well ns adults, can drink It
with great benefit. Costs about as much ai
colleo. IS and 25e.
Ooneriil tMmoH to (Jciicral IIlo.
Key West. May 14. Lieutenant An
drew S. Itownn, of tho United States
army, arrived here yesterday from
Cuba bearing Important dispatches
from General Callxto Garcia, com
mander of the department of the east,
Insurgent army, for General Miles or
General Shutter, commanding the army
it Invasion. Lieutenant Itownn had a
long conference with the Insurgent
general, who luld him that there were
15,000 troops In his command scattered
throughout the lBlnnd. These troops
are well supplied with arms, but lack
ammunition. General Garciu expressed
bis joy at the Intervention of the
United States.
Don Minute Is not long, vet relief is ob
tained In half Unit time by the uso of Ono
Minute Couu'h Curo. It prevents consump
tion and (iiiic.klv emus colds, croup, bronchi
Us, pneumonia, la grippe and all throat and
lung troubles, v. II, Jiagunoucii,
Now Tmu'bind Const Tlireatonod
Boston, Mnv 11. Olllelals of high
rank nt the Chorlestown navv yard
place considerable credence In tho ru
mor that a part at least of tho enemy
fleet Is not far distant from this coast,
Tho United States cruiser Columbia
and the ram Kntuhdln hurriedly left
this port under sealed orders, und th'
cruiser San Frunclsco will leave nt
once. The auxiliary cruiser Yankee
joined the Columbia off Capo Cod and
went to seu. women ana children nnv'
been oidered to leave Fort Warren.
8 C.I'. Junes, Mllesl.urr, writes: "I
Blutothey were Introduced hero and must
during furty years of bouso keeping that
gave such sansnuioiv imhiw M.iiuvou
catliurtle." v, n- iiusouuuku.
The Princess of Wales
ORDERS
JQHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT.
Marlborough House, S. W.
Please send for tha me of H. K. II.,
th Princes of Wales, six do7.cn of
JOHAKH Holf's Malt Extract ns snon as
possible. Kindly give two bottles to
bearer for to-day's luncheon. Yours
faithfully,
JOHN QWILLIM, Cullarmnn
For II. K. II.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,
The genuine TOHAMlTKoH's Malt Ex
tract iu.-iki.-s rie&h and llloo'l. Onu
doren bottles of tho gcnulns J0HAMT
Hoff's Malt Extract will give moro
strength and c-mnlns moro nutritive
elements than ono cask of alo or porter,
without being intoxicating.
EISNUR & MENOELSON CO.,
Sole Agents, New York.
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
THE ORIGINAL, ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS,
Is Boldunoor positive Written tJiiBvnntce,
by authorized uRonts only, to euro Weak Memory,
Dizziness, Wnkofulnrc Fits, Hysteria, Oiilcfc.
tinns. Nieht Ijossos. l.vil Dreams. Ilck of (Toutl
donco, Nervousness, Ln -Itudo, nil Drains, Youth-
sal ISrrors, or Uxcossivo uco of Tobacco, Upturn,
or Liquor, which loads to Misery, Consumption,
Insanity and Doath. At. Etoro or by mail, 1 n
bor, ant for $5; with -written irtinrnntco to
euro or refund ttinnr j. feaniplo jincli.
age. containing mo days' treatment, with full
lusiuicuuuB, tit cents, uno sainiuu umy luiu li
each person. At storo or by mail.
tsrncd Label Special fiiSlVA
For Impotency, Iiosn ofj4J-V V
Pnwor. r.nKft Mmihr.fiil. TV' l
Htrrititv or ll'iirwinr ys i JF
C1 n l.n-r. fil-r frtr r. tri,li a-J-v .
7r written ciiaraiiteeir.M
' tncuroinSOdajD. Atctuiu FH S
fiEFOREor by mail.
f ft ' ,n..nrrtf
For Sale at KIRIIN'S Drug Store.
CONSULTED MAHYDOUTORS
Iimii IltlttofNew York, nwean bv
fon Alderman iX Kalhaus: "For eliflit
wwiry yeHiH I aruirtrou through tbe nus-
uvK? unilrTstuiul nnO I consulted many of the
Mbtt lamllv doctors, fliwcliiilsts and hoDi-
tal pbynlclahs of New York city and not one of
them ens a me any relief. I had severe nalm and
acbes that seemed to etrt cl everv part of my body,
very w.ik, wi n .M,inun.t iiiiiu uw v.
foor memory, ulcers In my mouth, hair tell out,ta
t was a mytery to me how I exlsffd InsuchiiRony
(or the lmtti at times wan unbearable and I wai no
eood fornnv duties of thU life: but n luckv dav
came for roe at last and that was when X visited
my cousin in t'liiinacinnia, wnn during a conver
sation with htrn and hta friend they remarked that
DR. TttEEL S04 Morlh Sixth St.
(Private entrance on Urcun ut..) rhlhulelnliln..
was good In fnct-lal trouble; so I at once thought
mine wa ot that sort and the next day nuTet-
Ixr riBll ItnH Ihii flMinr uhn llinmnnhlu A.an,ln4
me and stated Hint inv troubles were due to
KAItLY AltlJSKaml III, ODD POISON. I at
once m cut undrr liW care and continued treatment
foreUhipen mouths And at the end of that time
wa thoroughly cured. Hend live "o stamps for
"Truth." The best -Hi cnuat cannot be lound:
only one expQtdr.ff quack1 advertising: an great and
famous sjiecalhiH. I Cane curwd In 4 to 10
riHjn. Hours 1M2 Kvti's. tvv; Hun., 9-12; Wed. and
Bat. KvgB.tHO. Trcnliiif nt Iiy mnll. Secrnrr
unriiiiu'tMi, iiniiTiieimuiiniii wiinoui content
eruianetit cure guarantied after others tilled.
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Simple, Safe and Quick Cure for
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Q BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.
jj PERRY DAVIS H
Health Is floasfn.
IKaier Export Beer"-l
IN THE MANUPACTURE OF THIS CHOICE
BREWERY PRODUCTION
THE KAIER COMPANY, Limited, 1
OR MAHANOY CITV,
Has attained an excellence which has rarely been excelled.
MR. CHARLES D.
And lils associates have spent, not only much time, but also a
largo amount of nionoy, in oxporimcnts, to hrinj; this Hecr to
its present perfection anil they have many testimonials that
tho company has received from well known medical men
which are exhibited with pardonable pride by tho President,
Mr. Chas. U. Kaior. Tho brower, Mr, Franz Kaler, is a
KtMitleiiiau scientifically versed in all that pertains to tho
llfowcr's Art and to his perseverance and closo application is
largely duo tho splendid triumphs acliloved by
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It is compared by many "Old
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ELKHART AUU1AUiS ND UAUaiCS MiU.
STILL RIOTING IN ITALY.
Uloody Hnpoiintorw lletween Holdlors
nnd (Jlvlllnni AwTnl lliitebery.
London, May It A dispatch to The
Dally Mall from Lugnao, Switzerland,
dated yesterday, says: At I'otedera,
In Tuscany, the bread riots were very
serious. Tho commander of the troops
ordered eight trumpet signals before
he gave the word to lire. The effect
then wns of the deadliest character.
Those who were foremost In the crowd
could not move nnd received the charge
In full.
Then men fired who never thought of
firing before. Revolvers were used In
sheer despair. One frantic woman ad
vanced with a pistol, pushed aside' the
soldiers' rifles, pressed her weapon
against the brenst of a soldier and
shot him dead. Ills comrades ran
their bayonets through her body and
one shot through the head. Among
the dead were five children under 13
days.
Itlollng was renewed In Naples yes
tcrday. The troops fired upon the
rioters, who tried to build barricades,
and were pursued by tho soldiers with
fixed bayonets toward the railway sta
tion, where four cannon were waiting.
A dispatch to The Dally News from
Vienna snys the people who are arriv
ing at Trieste from Itnly declare the
riots have nowhere abated, but that
the government suppresses the news.
V Few Pointers,
The recent statistics of the number of
deaths show that the large majority die with
consumption. This disease may commence
with an apparently harmless cough which can
he cured instantly by Kemp's llal.xam for the
Throat aud Lungs, which is guaranteed to
cure and relieve all cases. Price 25 and 50c.
Sold by all druggists ; ask for a free sample
to-day.
Ask your grocer for the "Uoyal Patent
flour, and tako no other brand. It is the best
flour made.
LAUER'S
BOCK BEER
In Bottles or by
the Keg.
Lauer's Lager
AND
Pilsnei Beer.
Porter and Weiss Beer.
Christ. Schmidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA
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Josopb Chamberlain's Significant
Snoooli at Birmingbam.
A COMBINATION OF THE POWERS
Mny Soon Conn-nut O it lli'ttnln,
mill It llocoiniis Iter Duty to .MmIn
tnltt tlio IIoiiiIh of I'l-riiiiiuont Uiilty
With Hoi KIiimiih'II Aci-ohh Uhi Occiiu
London, Mny 11. The Illght Hon.
Joseph Chntnberlfiln, secretary of 8tnt
for the colonies, iiinde mi ImportHnt
speech on public nffalrs tit Dlrmltighatn
last eveniiiK. Mr. Chamberlain, after
deprecating the constant assertion In
certain qunrtera that Iord Sallstnirv
was discredited, and the government
weak and vacillating-, said:
"If foreign countries bellevo nnd act
upon these statements they will find
themselves much mistaken, and that
courteous diplomacy and graceful con
cessions are not incompatible with a
firm maintenance of the country's
honor and Interests."
Then, declaring that he Intended to
make a plain statement of facts, un
fettered by the mysteries and reticen
ces of the diplomacy of half a century,
which, without revealing secret nego
tiations, should be understood by the
people, Mr. Chamberlain said ho would
accept the Judgment of the peojile as
willingly as that of the wisest diplo
matist In the world. Referring to the
policy of strict Isolation that England
has pursued since the Crimean war, he
remarked that this had been perfectly
Justifiable.
"But," he added, "the time has ar
rived when Great Hrltuln may be con
fronted by a combination of powers,
and our first duty, therefore, Is to draw,
all parts of the empire Into close unity,
and our next to maintain the bonds of
permanent unity with our kinsmen
across the Atlantic.
'There Is a powerful and generous
nation," said Mr. Chamberlain, "speak
ing our lnnguage, bred of our race and
having Interests Identical with ours.
I would bo so far as to say that, ter
rible as war mav be, even war Itself
would bo cheaply purchased If In ft
great and noble cause the Stars and
Stripes and the Union Jack should
wave together over an Anglo-Saxon al
liance. "It Is one of the most satisfactory
results of Lord Salisbury's policy that
at the present time those two great
nations understood each other better
than they ever have done since, over
a century ago, they were separated
by the blunder of a British govern
ment."
Free PlHs.
Semi your address to II. E. liucklcn & Co.,
Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr.
King s few Lile nils. A trinl will convince
,'ou of their merits. I hese pills are easy in
their action and arc particularly cflective in
the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache.
or Malaria anu l-iver troubles they Have
been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleterious
substance and to be purely vegetable. They do
not weaken by their action, but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Regular size 2oc, per box. Sold
by A. Wasley, Druggist.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
Xatlonnl I.oniiiio.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, H: Bal
timore, 4. At New York New York, D:
Washington, 6. At Boston Boston, 0,
Brooklyn, 3. At Pittsburg Pittsburg. 3;
St. IouIs, 0. At Clileugo Cleveland. 7,
Chicago, 3.
Knstcrii I.i'iitruo.
At AVllkcsbarre Wllkesbarre, 14; Syra
cuse, 4.
Atlnntlo I.onuuo.
At Allentown Newark, C; Allentown,
1. At Norfolk Hartford, G; Norfolk, 0.
At Richmond Lancaster, 7; Itlchmond, 3.
Tho Cuban nuestion and Political issues
sink into insiguificanco with tho man who
su Hers from piles. What ho most desires, is
relief. DeWitt's Wltcli tlazel saivc cures
piles. C. II. Hageubuch.
AN OFFICIAL DENIAL.
French StPiiuii-r T.nniyttt Did Not
Fiil-iilsli Aid to Our Biioitili-H.
Washington, May 14. The state de
partment yesterday gave out tho fol
lowing: "In view of widely published
reports that the French mall steamship
Lafayette, which was recently permit
ted to enter Havana nnd discharge
her ofllclal mall, had violated the neu
trality under which the privilege was
accorded her by the government of the
United States, It is authoritatively
stated that the department of state
has been satlsfacorlly convinced that
nothing of the kind was done; that no
merchandise whatever, no contraband
of war and no Spanish gunners were
recently landed at Havana by the La
fayette."
The sfntement was given out ns a
result of representations received from
the French embassy. The French am
bassador has been sincerely anxious to
maintain the good feeling existing be
tween this country und France, and
he feared that some recent publications
to the effect that the Lafayette had
carried guns and ammunition Into Ha
vana In time might become an accept
ed fact. He also looked upon these
statements as reflecting upon the char-
aster of the French government, ns
well as upon himself, as he had given
assurances thnt no contraband of war
was landed by tho Lafayette. As evl-
denco of the complete sincerity of the
line of action relutlng to the Lafayette
the embassy took the unusual course
of showing all the private dispatches
lasslng between the embassy and tho
French consul gonernl at Havana.
"Ono Minuto Couuli Curo is tlio bet l rc !
imriition I have over Bnlil or used nml iiin't .
My too uiucli In Its limine "I,. M. Koiinoii. '
Morclmut, iMoll, u.i. J. it. iiasoiiDucii.
A Cim'li .'irt 1 I'nolo Sum.
WnahlnKton, May II. iTnltoil States
Treasuu-r Ellin V. HubertB has re
ceived from Sir. Fioncln c. Moore, of
New York, a Rift to the government of
$1,000. In nceeiitiiiK the- sift Mr. Rob
erts HQ'B It Ib ilune with full recogni
tion of the generous, lmtrlotism which
Inspires It.
Coughs and colils, down to tho very border
laud of consiiiuiitiou, yield to tlio boothins,
lienllnt! iulliioiu'os of Dr. Wood's Norway
I'lno Syrup,
AlH-l ilcel'H III Mlifi.nlioll Al'C-i'litcil.
London, M.iy H. It is otllclully un-
nounced t! ;t the que -n lias acccptej
Ihe reslBnutlon of the llarl of Aberdeen
iih Ptovernor frenenil of Canada, to
whtt h olllco he ivnB appointed In 1S9.I.
The two pert-- ns most prominently
mentioned reee.-tiy as likely to succeed
the Uarl of Abideen aie the Karl i"
F.elborne, tho under uet-ret try of stato
for the colonics, and tha Karl of Hope
toun, the p lynn rt.-r K;-ni- al.
S. M. Ooary, l'lerson, Mli-h., writes : "Da
Witt's Witch Ilazul Salvo I curlngmoro piles
hero to day than nil other rmnpiliea eom
liimd It euriM i-cieunia mid all other uUin
disease? " ('. II. 1 la -icnbuch.
Tliere is so much tumble
aomlng into the world "
said Iord lloliiii-bioke,
"and so much uiort In
. ff groin out of It,
that it is hardly
won a wniie 10
Ijc here at nil."
If a man and a
philosopher
comes to this
conclusion.
-.
Vil d what n,"!'1 bc ,,,e
S' V I yHf ""tt'ral conclusion
I j LiSP ,nc "'""""nds
VLjJW f suffering
Jr w women who undergo
untold tor me in brina
fcig their habes into the world ?
Philosophy of this kind is based upon
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no necessity for the severe pangs under- 1
gone by the average woman. If a woman
is strong and healthy In a womanly way,
motherhood meant to her but little suffer
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majority of women suffer from wc aknes-
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FIVE LIVES CRUSHED OUT
By tho C'ollup-p of Two t-'lvo Story
lliilldlnuM In Xmr York.
New York. May 14. Five lives were
crushed out and several men were ter
ribly Injured yesterday by the collapse
of two five story flat buildings In
course of erection on East One Hun
dred and Sixteenth street. The rear
and side walls fell with a grinding
crash that was heard for blocks, car
rying some 26 or more bricklayers and
laborers with them. When the work
of rescue was stopped the list of killed
nnd recovered was:
Krlc Udden, 32 years old, married;
Fred Dlckeleke, 58 years old, a German
bricklayer, married; Albert Kamlnlskl,
20 years old, a German bricklayer;
Peter Saldowario, 00 years -old, a
Swedish bricklayer; Frederick Hart
man, 16 years old, was taken out alive,
but died In Harlem hospital.
The wounded are: Peter Pasquale,
19 years old; Frank Rlczer, 21 years;
Sebastian Welsbacher, 22 years: Will
iam Cochran, 17 years; Paul Mulles, 18
years. Welsbacher and Cochran will
probably die, while Mulles' condition Is
critical.
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Gen'l ManAKer. Urn'! Pass'g'r ARt
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