Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 105, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1885 — Page 2

THE IM)JANArOLIS DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MORNING' APRIL 15 1885.

partUanisrn as pcn'b!. I think I csn be understood as apeaaios the sentiment of the President when I say that it la anti -Republican and wholesomely D? mccratic to have t decent regard lor tbo wisaej and interests cf. the wbolo jeoo!e, and tD this end Ilfpoblicacs of the 'Mugwump'1 school and the fce'iter clement anyone the ne?r?9 wi'i be reprtccDted in iLiä administration. K this Cos net meet the expectations of Djraociats from tl;e ttsr 1 point of spoil?, it will, tt Ictit, receive their approval in tint it dcei aircy Tilth the vici us IIapuU:can notion and rrecliceof tr.ekir.g cilensive parti racism the slej.p'ng stnno to preferment. If t lie Democratic rar? y shoald 0S3esi itlf cf the machinery of.the Government and ran it rcWly in tte inttre?t3cf politicians, namindfnl ot tha feet that the Gcvernir.ent iifor all, then the rcürule cf tte F.cnubllcan p.irty wcuhl rot be dne awaj with by the trans ffr cf power. Dat this cannot be said of Mr. Cleveland's administration so far, ncr will it be permitted to Lavh it charged on pood grounds to the difcredit of the Deraocracy. The Ccr titutiün Lnd tha laws are absve party. Tarty cornea nut, and Is worthy of confidence only to the extent that it 13 onatiiotioral and devoted to the rualntesancp of free government. The President and h'3 advietra are aware ct th?se trnths, and it i3 in Ibis way that the present state of afrir3 Democratic rank and Republican ü!e can ie accounted for. THE VICE IT.IL'IDINT TALK3. I called on Mr. Hendricks at I1I3 hotel today, and fonnd him bu?y, as usual, in attending to the demands of Lis many friend? mnd receiving callers. He talked strongly lor President Cleveland and Secretary Manning as representative Democrats, and prophesied great thinps as comint; from them in the near future. He would htstca the day when worthy Democrats would ba called to Government employ, and thinks tbst tha

delay which is now beintr, complained of can be eatisfactorily explained U every well meaning Democrat. The present system of investigating tho workings of th3 departinputs and making known the true state of aCairs to tLe public meets with his approval. It could cot but be according to his nottori, for is it not In ob?d!enc3 to the demands he made during the late canvaea, when ha cried tut, "open tha books?" Ho referred ta the profit it would be to the psople to know the workiD8 cf the Government, and he showed tha cecerElty for this by taking as an example the case of France immediately preceding the Franco German war. The French people knew nothing cf the real stale of their country. "When their re;iment were ordered to tha front they wera fonnd to be but two third3 fall. The office-holders hid things their own way and the masses of tha people knew nothing of th9 true condition cf the Government. Tho Vice President developed the argument to as to imprefs me with its force and firnres, and particularly so when he d? dared that opening up the books and familiarizing the people with tho workings rand true condition cf the Government implied also the induction of new men into office. It is only by this means that wo ca'i let the people know how their afl'iirs stand and what may be cxpe:te3 or counted upon in an emergency. The old hands will hide what they do not want known, but tho new onee, having no cause to practice deception, will expo'.o all to tha llht of dy ana tho gaze of the American people. Tho Democratic party is cbareed with this duty, and the responsibility of inaugurating and continuing reform is resting upon It as we epcak, and I thick," continued Mr. Hendricks, 'that car political opponents will not ba overz'alous in that interest, so we will have to call up earr.est frieuf's. put them into cfllce, end order th6 good work done. This is the wey to comply with the wishes of tho people, end to make raanifoU the power for coed, end the utility and purity cf the great Democratic party. CCNGRESfMAK W. .1. HOLMAX is specially devoting his time to the interests of his constituents. II usually gives a month to his DiätricS after adjournment. His health Ii not very good, but he works as nTjal, notwithstanding. The retrenchment for which the administration is noted fs very gratifying to him, end there are those who eay thfct bi3 tnrcestions in the natter are hearkened to in the While Ilouse. I cilled upon him to day at his apartments in the Hamilton Hoes?, bat fount! him loo bu?y to fay much. He did, however, discredit tho talk that the President's course was da-aj-iug to the Democratic party, but beneficial to the country. Tho conntry, ha added, must look to Democracy for its greatest goo J, and the notion that what bsusfiti tha oao must injure the other is preposterous. The genics of Democracy Is in keeping with cenditiens essential to a freo and prosperous government, and this truth will to more fnlly verified when this administration shall have completed the task wnica it proposes to perform. Judge Holtnaa thought that it was co more than was expected that the better element in the Kspublican tarty thould ba pleased with President Cleveland, but when it was stated that a corresponding displeasure should result from his acts to leading Democrats, he questioned the truth of the aisertion because there was do gronnd for it. Good citizen?, all these things being equal, were impressed by the fame truths and could subscribe to the same principles, end a gcoJ President wis not calculated to break friendship between those who had the welfare of the entire country at heart. The President b?gan well, bethought; had acted wisely as becomis a statesman 83 far, and if a few found fault with him for his seeming tlowres3 and circumspection, the knowledge that he is more of a patriot thin a partisan must be comforting to the people. Air. Cleveland need not foreet hia Democracy in crder to ba a good President; on tha contrary the closer he clings to the truths c! hia party the better he can be in his exalted position as Cliief Executive of this great Government. SIEATOS P. W. VOORHirj lits gene to Kentucky to attend to some law business, and will return toward the end of the week. The Senator, Vica President Hendricks and Judge Hclmau are yet hopeful for Indiana, and this fact will have the enVect cf hurrying back Mr. Vocrhtes, poaa to be cn the ground and s?e with the othsn that the werk Ii done. If Indiana docs not come in for her full bhare it will net ba tha fault of these gentlemen. Aczoxpanyicg Senator Yoorhec to the West were Mej;r'. J. G. Shanklin, cf tho Evansville Courier; J. T. Johnson, of Indianapolis, who i3 a candidate for an Indian agencj; Mr. Grav. ot Evantville, who hopes to bj Consui to Honolulu: Hen. John Graham, of Bloomintoa, who La. bean herein tin interpsto' Lieutenant Howp, Fourth artillery; Dr. Yost, of Mitchell, and several ethers. if. W. Care. Firemen lladly Iojareri, New Ycre, April 11. At a'rlre early this mcrnlrg, In Hulser's piano fac:ory, a number cf members of the fire department were at werk in the building when the second ficor gave way, end all cn it were precipitated to the cellar. The men were Samuel Kcei, Urvce Grier, Forerran Colby, Lieutenant O'ltrcuke, and firemen Themas Daffy, EIard McGowan, Hnph McBrlde and Dorman. The unfortunate were picked up as quickly aspoesible, but all bad sustained brai'es and contusions ct more or less seriousness. Calls for ambulances were without avaiL The men bad to be carried to Roosevelt Hospital on a track. McBride) is expected to die. The loss by fire ia about $15,000.

HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.

A Seniatlon Caused In Mt Loaf by the Lifto-rerr of the 2IutiItnl Ilemaln ot a TA hji fncked in a Trnok at the Southern Hotel. Ft. Locj3, April lt. -Qait a sensation was caused at the Southern Hotel between 11 and 1- o'clock to-Iay by the discovery of the horribly mntilated lndy cf a man packed in a trunk which was taken out of room 3S . The stench from tho trunk caused the discovery. The hotel register reveals the fact that cn March :;3 a gentleman regjatersdas Walter H. Lenncx Maxwell, M. D., from London, and was assigned to the room. On opening the trunk it was found that tha head of the man was severed from the body, end written on a paper inside tho trunk were theworde: ' So perish all traitors to the great cause." Tho trunk and contend were taken to tha Mcrgui. Mr. Mexwell is described as a very girlishlcoking blende young man, wearing a dark weel cutaway suit ed EnglLih stuff. His face wes clean shaven, and he wore his hair boy-fashion, not parting it at all. He was seen in company frf qnently with & dark-looking gentleman abont five feet tea Inches in height. The letter wore a dark mustache and had dark hair. This gentleman renters as C. Arthur Preller, London, Englaad, and was astigned to rcom IS 4. Four days efter Maxwell had registered a telegram was received from Preller, asking whether Maxwell was a gnest at the hoase. He wts answered in the affirmative, and he soon came cn and was assigned to the room above given. Both men occupied the room 1S1 in common a considerable part of the tira, ecch cf them callingifcr tha key at time?, and tLe clerk giving it out to each indiscriminately, es they teemed to ba good friends and old acquaintances. The men were much remarked about the hotol for their "dudish, dandiGed" airs. Maxwell left the hotel a week ao Snnday niht, but he had paid bis fall week's board promptly, and it wea supposed that hü would return any day. No suspicion was ettach?d to his ab3nce until tLe horrible smell called attention to the room, and led to the opening of the trunk. When tha trunk, containing the body, ws3 opened in the hotel corridor today it was found to contain trio body o! a middle-ejred man, face and breast up, and co doubled about the bins and knee3 ihat it filled the receptacle. Oa the side of the trunk, ever the head of the corpse, waa printed in largo letters the wcrd3: "So parish all traitors to tho great cbusj" Tte trunk end its ghastly contents were immediately hurried to tno Four Court?. The bedy, as it appeared in the trunk, presented a horrible aspect. Tha fnce arid parts of the body were uncovered, the only garment being a pair of drawee reaching jnst to his knees, were entirely bhc!: ecd howei advanced decomposition. Thehesdand ne"Jk were doubled up at one end of the trunk, and the arms were forced noun by the slJa and under tho body ; the legs were bent at the knee?, tha thigh3 bting ne iriy perpendicular, as if great forco Lad beea us-d in putting it into tbe trnnk. The fare wa3 smooth, the hair jt Mack, and as fcr e.3 one could jtidgo, tho dfd man couli net have been mere tban thirtv years of a;. lhe body was that cf a common iizd man in beipht and build. Tho only evidsnci of violence presented ns tbe boJy lay in tha trunk t;.s a cut cr 8fab in the breast. Tne trunk was a nirdinra sized cjmsia zinc trunk, bound with worden strip3. The most nyittriou8 and tenictional feature of tha trunk was tho inscription. A second trunk wes left standing neir the freight elevator. Tha whole corridor cf tha hotel wca filled with a horrible stench, whlca failed to disappear when the corp was taken away. Scon it became evident that tho ECor.d trant, which was very heavy, was emitting a fetid smell also. Attempts were made to open it, bat it wa3 found to ba securely locked. It was a70 carted oil to the Morgue, whero it was openel and found to contain numerous article!. It also contains Maxwell's London addre5-?, es Ii Täter Huildinc Temple. London. An envelope, addressed In his hand writing to Rev. I). G. A. Lewb, B. A., Curator cf St. Paul's, Morley, Leeda, Yorkshire, England, lie came over oa tha steamer Cephaloaia, from Ecgland. Preller has a Ru'tian passport vizi t by tha Russian Ambfador in Loadon, 1S7S, and a passport of LS.J. for Spain and Mexico, vized by the Spanish Minister and signed Granville. Seven trunks, four valises and a tat box, were left behind at tha hotel, end the contents, clothing, etc. valnei at hundreds of ucllsra. Thio i3 believed to make tbe theory of a Lcax untenable, and the '03lief is that the corpse i3 either that of Maxwell or Preller; no one remembers, which one of tho two men le.'t tho hotel last. Chief Detective Burke, after making aa examination of the rooms at the Boaiaera Hotel, ia?d: "I think the dead Is CA. Preller, who arrived at the hotel on tha 3d instant, and that he wa3 killed by Maxwell, who iigistered there on the 31st of March. The murder took place in Maxwell's room, No. 111. and the trunk ia which the holy was stored was one which Maxwell brought withhira from the East. Oa lastTae3lay be bought the second trunk, found in his room, at a store cn Broadway, near Walnut street. Into this he transferred the books, clothing, papers, instruments, photographs, views, etc., which it contained probably, in a great hurry, as they were found ia confusion. He also placed tbe tray of tha old trunk in this to give him more room to pack the body in. His intention then was, probably, to remove this trunk, which could pass out ot th9 hotel with the least EUfnicioa. There was dm"r of C discovery, cf course, et any minute, and cn this account he probably changed his plans end decitnped. To avoid discovery he went awey without taking any of his efTects with him. I have r.o idea what prompted the murder. I found a black stiff hat with a large break in it as if it hal been struck a violent blow, bat at the same time tha body give3 evidence cf deata from poisoning. It is certain that the men were intimate, and that Prl'er rpsnt a great deal of his time ia Maxwell's ricm. In aa examination of the trunks left bv Preller, and marked "C. A. P.." were fcuad samples of furniture finishirg, tapectry, rugs, etc A bundle of Mter3 ficm Prel.'er to the firm of J. H. Dixon, Bradford, Yorkshire, on business matters, was also faund, ai well as the address of several cs.rret firms in this city. A card plate, raiding "C. A. Preller, 31 Abcbarch Lane, London. England, was alsj found." further Particulars of the Southern Hotel Mjteiy. Sr. Lens, April 14. Freiler's trunks are cf a ranch bstter quality than those of Maxwell's:, being me.de of fine leather, and the personal effects ia them indicate that their owner was a gentleman of means and calture. Tbe trunks have oa thera labels of the Canard Steamship Company, and Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, where be occupied Rcom No, 1SG. 01 March 2G,;and he hd also been at the Rosiin Hotel, Toronto, Canada. The following ia a description of Maxwell, given by a person who saw and convened

with him daily while he was at the Southern Hotel: He was about five feat nine and one-half inches in height, weighed something like 110 pounds, well proportioned, and lather good figure. His face wa3 of tha Enplih typ? and cleanly thavn; eves light blue, I think; at least they were not dark in color. His hir was cf a Lht sandy color. He wore his hair very short thmd, ind rather buhy in front, without any part, and bagged lite a cirl's. He ceneratly dretted in a b:own tweed suit of clothes of English cut, a Newmarktt overcoat, aal a bich Derby hit. In his manners he was very eL'emitalt', which be even carried so far as to walk with short, miEcing alepj like a won an. This afternoon the bedy of'Preller was exposed cn a flat) in tbe exhibition room at the Mcrue fcr further identification, with the ff .llnwing description, iven by Superintendent Ryen: The den-used was about fi?e fet nine inches in height, weight about 170 ponnis, ejes of a brown color, wore white knit drawers; ro otber clo'hing came with the bedy. Deceased was abont twenty tvo or twenty-three ye crs old. The bo-iy la verf much de compere d, hss been dead tea or twelve dajs; tongr.p protru iinnr. lare blistf T3 cn both Ices. There is a cross cat into the ilesh on the breast. The following telegram, f 'nnl anion the papers of Preller, is the bzit clua to the relations cf Preller and Maxwell. i;.)sros, Mas.. Marr 10, H'5. C. A. Prel'er. telvliere Hotel, corner Tourth arenne and hijhtteuth .street: Y. Cou'J co direct to At:ck'ani from a;:e. Will write rallaitlpbia tomorrow, V. II, l.KNN x Mattzu. From a letter from the steamship conif any it ia inferred that Preller sailed from Ea '

land for this ronntry on the Ceilephone, i Januery i. on a commercial tour or tbia country and Australia. The telersm given above would indicate that Maxwell agreed to accompany him to Australia "Amcrg the letters found in Prellsr's trunks wes the following: Ko. 'J Clinton 1'i.ai i:, vew York Crrv, ) March 27, im I Lav? preat pleasure in Introducing to you bv tfcf r.ote our coflr brother, Mr. C. A. TroIIr, of London, I-Inziand. known to us by K-veral visits ha ha? raM to New York. iIo;iin? tou may teniatuaMy profited thi frieudihlp durins his btay iu your city, I cm jour--, It: hap.i W. O'.rvs. To P.er. Dr. James II. Brooks, 212 Sürth Fifth f?rft, St. Lon's; Ms Grltriou, CG New Mon'sery strJt, San Frsncl-co: Mr. A. Fair. Sn Franci"o; Ld iloyse (i:vr,re:t-t. caro of TV. L. I.op, New 7filBiid: Jonn Magill, care of A. CiinpbeJl, 2id?ier, New ZcalHnd. This fricntlbh!p wns nwakened by my l)rln?inti Mm to a tea rr.etirnj for yomiT men, at waich tcar II. G. Grcini:e? fpoe fiom "A here withal shnll a youn.r man clraio his way'.'" I'ora oi.-eu. lo i ValcucH Ktret, San Francisco. Meli known to I'.rothcr Mcyte. Among many othf r things in Maxwell's trunks were fonnd some blanks from I'ernow'a drug Ltore, ccrncr of Fifith and Marret streets, this city. Oa bins questioned, Mr. Fernow ea'd this efternoon that ho Fpfw Maxwell, that the litter had been in hl3itore oftn, that be taw him last on Easter Surdy, when he called about 1 o'clock and git fjnr ouncc3 of chloroforu. Abont ö o'clork he came in and gottvo ounces mere. lie sernied to beinahurrv tut not exciied. A partly filled fco'tle of chlcroforin wä3 found in "Maxwell's truik to-tiny. It hrs a1?r brsa l?arned tint on Monday following Easter Sunday, Max!l went t" Hickn:an'c bsrbcr-r hop, co'ierof Fifth an! Chestnut strfct?. ?nd had a full beard which he were' reduced fo a moustache and smill imperia', end that on tho sima dy he puichtsed a snuff colored felt slouch Le.t with a crear(d crown and mark-d m the invid", "Herald, Hart Ä Ditr." Pnlticg the thincs together, it ia believe! by thesa who have studied the case closely, that Maxwell chloroformed and killed Prelier, on Sunday, April f, ai:d it is known thtt ha hf.3 ret b?en seen in thia city since Mondy, April a. Some of the detectives were at first inclined to believe that the holy had bean ptsctd in a trunk by enine medical student, with a view of plying a ghastly joke oa foe community, but this theory of the casa his now teen abandoned by all. Chief of Djtective3 Furke said to a "reporter: "It is a foul murder and ncthin? Ic33. The mars In thotruuk was killed in the room. The marls cf hl3 blocd are there yet Here is trunk strap with blood on it. The idea that it could be a hoax is absolutely absurd. No, this was murder." "What do you think of the placard ia the trunk. So psriih all traitors to the great cause?' " "That may or may not ba a clue. It may he a deliberate attempt to make us oelieve ihat the murder wa? a political assassination, v.hi) it was a mnrder for money." "Of course ell that can be done to run the criminal doru will be done?" "Surely. The man roust not escape. Evervthirc that can be done will be done to csptnro him, the public may depend oa that." Scymonr Items. Epe cfftl to the Sentinel. Si vMouR, Ind., April 11 Heary England was arraigned before Justice Mills S. Reeves last evening, on the charge cf perjury. The court, after bearing the evidence, held him in ?3C0 bond to tho Circuit Court, which meets cn Monday next, and failing to farnhh bail he was committed to the County Jail. TLo two-story framo residence of Mrs. Patrick, ccrner of Brown and Walnut, took tire in the roof this morning. The dimes'were eztinpukhed with but plight Ion. Dr. John T. Shields performed a very didicult but successful operation upon Frederick Pottschmidt, of Hamilton Township, yesterday, for dropsv. Colonel S. I. Wells and O. W. Taell, of Vallcnia, who are engaged in raising fine stock, purchased of Bridtriacd vt Barring, of Indianapolis, yesteiday, one of the finest Malllcn colts ever teen in this county. He is lets than four years clJ, seventeen hands hih end tips tbe beam at 1,'Jl'j pounds. Price paid waa ?2 200 cash. Columbus Meura. CoLrMir, Ind., April 13. The Club llouse cn the Fair Grounds wsa totally de3trojed by lire yesterday afternoon. It caught from a detective fine. The I033 will reach $ 1,0, on which tturewes an insurance ct ?-Xa) In the Trader's ot Chicago. The large amphitheater worth $-'). 00) and a Icug string of stables were eaved with greit diinculty Maria Foble was adjudged insane here on Saturday sni will be taken to Indianapolis ;n a few daj s A. N. Layman, a farmer of Flat Rock Towr.t hip, wss pronounced insane by an inquest here this afternoon. Chtcato Vlllllled. Chicago, April 11. In the City Council lest night, a resolution was ouered by Alderman Cnllerton, reciting that as tbe city was at tbe present in a state of alarm and excitement ever the result of the-recent election, produced by the utterances ef csrtain partisan newspapers and rash millionaires who have been disappointed by the dsfeat of their candidate, and that "the fair name ot tbo city bad beea vlUihed aid traduced la

consequence, that the City Council denounce tbe statement as maliciously filss' Tbe resolution further asserted that the election jut held as one of the qnieteit known is the hittory of tbe city. The resolution was referred to the Committee cn Elections. Another resolution was offered to appropriate Jj.COO to ferret out tbe election frauds. Ti is resolution was also referred.

tattle Company DrtvlLg Off Settleri. Lixtoi.x, Neb., April It News comes from Broken Bow, Neb., that the Briton Rsnch Company has fenced in several thousand rcresof land in that country, contrary to the law, ard all Eettlera driven off the inclosur? by armf-d men in the employ of tha ccmptny. A cowboy named Long shot a etiler named Province, and the Eettlers ara now armirg for a determined resistance. 31tli2 of th I.ojal Legion. Chicago, April 11. The order of the Loyßl Lc-picn is in srseion to day. To-morrow evenirg will orcur the grand annual banquet, e.t which L"30 guests will b? present. General W. S. Hancock, President of the Naticnnl orpanization ; General Sheridan, President 01 tLe State Department, and many other d'stinpuished soldiers, are expected to ba in ettendance. President Clnclnuatl Unlverelty. CiM iNNATi, April 14 Hon. Jacob D. Cox hss been elected President of the University of Cincinnati. It is understood that he will accept an4 still continue to act as Dean ot the Law .School. Salvation Oil :a the greatest pain-destroyer of thene. It inttantly relieves andepe'tdi3y annihilates paiu, whether it arises from a cot, bruise, s:ald, burn, frcst-bite, or frum a wound cf any other kind. Price, only twenty-five cents a bottle. illl 1 Mlls " THE OLD RELlASLg," ,25 YEARS m use. Tho Greatest Iledical Trinr.ph of the Agbi ndo r g cdiTovp: o V o r I d GYMPTOrS OF A TORE3 BD Li VSR. Lo;s of u-PTcstite. N&usea. bowels costiro. Painjn the Ilcad.wath a dull sear s?. t!Qninjhej3acLpa tiiorhonldcr-blaclo, fullness alter catInrj, yith a disinclination to exertior ott ody or mind, Irritability of temp e r , I, o v sp i ri r s , L c ssc t me m o ry tE c. feeling cf hnvinr; neglected soma VfUcv wjkin. He cdac h6,H c 3t lessno; at ni ghtjj-.ihly. cclc rc d Urin e. IF THTSE7Ärwxä:rÖ3 AP.E VSJLKED'ED, gzzirjs zizzazz's v;iz.l c:::r zz rrvncrxD TUIT'S PILLS pn -'Trc-ia!ly ndaptedtc ruch case., onv io -o :!; g'jch a c-Laaja cf iVeliivr as Jo fisloüisu tl:o suuorer. They Incrensc ttir Apprtlte, and CCPSÄ tho bo,!y to Tut- -v - i. if thus thr; s3 tern is uoiuitl'.f;!, t.tki fv tbur Tnixio iAtttonon tiio iU;rr.tic rguMt, Ittgu jlnr fjloola urn p:- '.-u eii. Pru o '27. rritta GitAT lUin orV.'insrinua cl.rtifri d to IX).JT r.H'.'K hvrin;o Rppliratiun ct thisDrn. It imparts .1 natural color, acti liiitantaneoU'.ly. S)M tiy Diufgiata, o; p'T.t bv cspress on roceipt cf film fncö," Murray St., Now York"S lm. F" ' T W W lb Lb W 1 rd H t iV 11 u 111 Li Th ottt rORSET mnAo tht cn b retnrnr t by tta nirchfT after t!iri --k! wpr. If not toUHi PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY fn fTMTrt twrt.unil us rrico I ( uiWiil br k-.IiT. ?14.ae In a variety of aila i nc-n. hol t by ßrt-clAi-r desUera Trywhere. IV'ware of vorthles ImitatioiU. kone enaln usl-'f tt Iias I'.all'a tame cn tha box. rCHiCACO CCRSCT CO. Chtoeso, I.U E-HIVE 73 l?ciilIoton A. v'cduo M. S. Huey & Sod, 2s"uf3ttairs isd Dcalen'ia Qo&rs and Sash, Framo Lumber, Shingles, Etc All Manufactured "Work for Exterior and Interior Furnishings. Best Boiler Scale Purgative, TO TRY IT 13 TO CSS I?0 OTUüß. J. r. bUlLTGCS A PBA8K, Offlce 21 Thorpe B?ok, Ind Irldnai, County or State tight of raxaulAOIure tor a&le. lux sutuxl boiler tue thli irUcla.

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