I
s
McCook Tribune
ST
F M KIMMELL Publisher
MCOOK
NEBRASKA
Brief Telegrams
3
At Boston Tom Sharkey won In tho
wrestling bout with John Pienihg
Details of an alleged dynamite plot
along the Lehigh Valley railroad have
come to light
Dr Simon Bell of Rosedale Kas
has given the university of Kansas
25000 in Missouri lands
The shops of the Wheeling Lake
Erie railroad at Canton O were
gutted by fire Loss 50000 to 75
000
The supreme court of Missouri has
upheld tho constitutionality of the
eight hour law passed by the legisla
ture three years ago
John Hayes Hammond the Ameri
can mining engineer of New York has
increased his gift of 50000 to 100
000 for the metallurgical laboratory
at Yale college
John Mitchell denies the report sent
out from Trinidad Colo that the
United Mine Workers has withdrawn
financial support of the striking min
ers In Colorado
Governor Pennypacker issued a
proclamation to the citizens of Penn
sylvania requesting aid for the fam
ilies of the victims of the explosion
in the Harwick mine near Cheswick
Near Hobart Okla Frank Warner
shot and killed his father-in-law P
Towne because the latter had taken
Mrs Warner to the postoffice against
his wishes
An effort will be made to secure an
additional appropriation of 100000
in the New York legislature for an
exhibit at the St Louis fair An ap
propriation of 200000 has already
been made
Charged with robbing the body of
a woman victim of the Iroquois thea
ter fire Louis Witz a Chicago saloon
keeper was found guilty T McCar
thy and iCharles Conway were con
victed of aiding Witz
President Stuart R Knott of the
Kansas City Southern railway an
nounces the resignation of B F Dick
son general superintendent of the
road and the appointment of T E
Jarrett to fill the vacancy
The supreme court at Havana Cuba
has modified the sentence of six
years imprisonment imposed on Con
gressman Corona editor of the El
Cubano Libre of Santiago who was
eGRvicted of killing Senor Insua
Through President A- C Wharton
of the International Machinists union
the demand of the 2500 machinists
of the Missouri Pacific and the Iron
Mountain railroads has been present
ed for an increase in the wage scale
The Ihipont Powder company has
secured practical control of the man
ufacture of powder on the Pacific
coast through the absorption of the
California Vigorite company The
consideration paid is said to be 200
000
Official advices have reached Wash
ington from Santo Domingo and Port
Au Prince showing a distressing con
dition of affairs in San Domingo and
Hayti Business is declared to be
almost at a standstill in both coun
tries
The graduation exercises J the
midshipmen of the class of 1904 wore
held at the United States naval acad
emy Secretary of the Navy William
H Moody delivered an address and
handed out the diplomas to the grad
uates
The report of the commissioner of
patents for the calendar year 1903
shows that the patent business
acted exceeded all previous records
The total cash receipts of the office
were 1616698 leaving a surplus of
188000
A branch of the Russo Chinese Bank
association is to be established in
San Francisco a license for it hav
ing been issued by the board of bank
commissioners This concern is or
ganized under the laws of Russia with
a capital stock of 75007000
At the Korean legation the state
ment is made by one of the secre
taries that Minhui Cho the minister
who has recently been recalled by
his government will be appointed as
minister to Japan a post of consider
able importance at this time
Several accredited agents of the
Japanese imperial remount depart
ment are in the Okanogan and Nicola
districts of British Columbia purchas
ing horses for the Japanese cavalry
and for the land transport service
Other buyers are in Assinabola and
Alberta A large number of horses
have been secured
Daniel M Lord for twenty three
years head of the advertising firm of
Lord Thomas locked his desk last
week and retired from active business
life His act in severing his connec
tion with the business world was in
accordance with a promise that he
made nearly a quarter of a century
ago to enjoy a life of leisure when he
reached the age of 60
A trainload of thoroughbred Mis
souri mules passed through Joplin en
route to Port Arthur where they will
be shipped to Rtrssia to be used in
the Russian army in the threatened
war with Japan
W I Buchanan United States min
ister to Panama has sailed for home
Passenger agents of the- Trans
Missouri association have completed
arrangements to put a 2000 mile in
terchangeable ticket into force March
1 This ticket will be good on all
roads in the territory west of the Mis
souri river and east of thr Rocky
mountains
WAR
JAPAN AND RUSSIA BREAK OFF
NEGOTIATIONS
LEGATIONS ARE CALLED HOME
Japan Would Not Wait for Russias
Long Delayed Note Imperial Gov
ernment Sends Messages Tele
graphs Ministers an Official Notice
ST PETERSBURG Count Lams
dorff the Russian foreign minister
has officially informed the Russian
representatives abroad that Japan has
decided to break off all negotiations
with Russia and to withdraw the min
ister and whole Japanese legation
staff from St Petersburg The Rus
sian foreign minister has thereupon
ordered tae Russian minister Baron
de Rosen and his staff to leave Tokio
The Official Messenger publishes the
following circular telegram dated Feb
ruary 6 It has been sent out by the
Russian foreign minister to the repre
sentatives of the Russian government
abroad
Acting under instructions from his
government the Japanese minister at
the imperial court has presented a
note which informs the imperial gov
ernment of the decision of Japan to
break off further negotiations and re
call her minister and the entire staff
at the Japanese legation
In consequence of this his imperial
majesty has been pleased to order that
the Russian minister at Tokio with
the entire staff of the imperial mis
sion shall leave the capital of Japan
without delay Such an attitude on
the part of the Tokio government
which has not even awaited the an
swer of the imperial government
which was sent off during the last few
day throws the whole responsibility
for the consequences which may arise
from a rupture of diplomatic negotia
tions between two empires on Japan
TOKIO The severance of diplo
matic relations between Russia and
Japan appears to be only a step to
ward war although when the minis
ters of Russia and Japan withdrew
from their respective posts quick and
decisive action is expected When
the minister for foreign affairs Ko
mura on Saturday notified Baron de
Rosen the Russian minister of Japans
determination to sever diplomatic re
lations he is reported to have declared
to him that Japan is tired of Russias
delays evasions and insincerity and
has decided to take independent action
for the conservation of Japans orien
tal interests
During the final negotiations Japans
repeated requests for answers were
treated in a most unsatisfactory man
ner Japan waited until convinced
that it was useless to wait longer and
has now ended uie dicussion The in
dications are that there will be no
formal declaration of war
FLAMES SWEEP BALTIMORE
Fire Department Absolutely Powerless
to Check Progress of the Fire
BALTIMORE One of the greatest
if not the greatest fire in the history
of American cities is now raging in
the city of Baltimore It started at
about 11 oclock Sunday forenoon in
one of the large dry good stores in
the heart of the city and at the pres
ent writing it is as far from being
under control as at any time since its
inception Aid has been sent by the
fire departments of Washington Phila
delphia and Wilmington but the com
bined efforts of the firemen are mak
ing no Impression on the Ames
Dynamite is being used to stop its
spread buildings in its path being
blown up in the Iiope of destroying
the food for the flames These are
being driven however by a fierce gale
and burning brands are being scat
tered all over the city and constantly
starting fires in new places There
appears little hope of stopping the
progress of the fire until it has swept
everything in its path
Over 400 streams from fire engines
have been playing on the flames but
for all the apparent good they have
done the heroic work of the firemen
might just as well not have been done
Owing to the nature of the buildings
involved the fire has not spread with
the rapidity of some conflagrations
and consequently so far as known no
lives have been lest The immense
warehouses stores and office build
ings however have been reduced to
ruins s
The estimates of the losses vary
widely and in fact It is an impossi
bility at this time to make an intelli
gent estimate The estimates given
however range all the way from 40
000000 to 200000000 This latter
figure is 10000000 in excess of the
loss from the great Chicago fire cf
October 9 1871
For Lewis and Clark Exposition
WASHINGTON Senator Mitchell
Introduced a bill as an amendment to
the urgent deficiency bill to appro
priate 2150000 for the Levis and
Clark exposition to be held at Port
land Ore in 1905
Japans Demands Were Moderate
LONDON The London Times as
serts Sunday morning that the Japan
ese demands were of a moderation
that will astonish the worldwhen they
are disclosed Japan did not even ask
Russia to promise to move a single
soldier from Manchuria o to renounce
a single right in Manchuria
- The Daily Graphis dealing with this
same subject asserts that the original
draft of the treaty submitted to Rus
sia was drawn up by Baron Komura in
consultation with Baron de Rosen
f v-
TO AMEND ANTI TRUST LAW
Would Empower United States Attor
neys to Enforce Act
WASHINGTON Representative
I Hearst N Y introduced a bill to
empower United States1 attorneys
without the direction of the attorney
general to enforce the act to protect
tradeland commerce against unlawful
restraints and monopolies
The bill amends the Sherman anti
trust law to read as follows in sec
tion 4
The several circuit courts of the
I United States arc hereby vested with
jurisdiction to prevent and restrain
violations of this act and it 3hall be
the duty of the several district attor
neys of the United States in their re
spective districts to institute proceed
ings in equity to prevent and restrain
such violations Such proceedings
may be by way of petition setting
forth the case and praying that such
violations shall be enjoined or other
wise prohibited
When the parties complained of
shall have been duly notified of such
petition the court shall proceed to
the hearing1 and determination of the
case and pending such petition and
before final decree the court may at
any time make such temporary re
straining order or prohibition as shall
be deemed just in he premises but
nothing in this act or in the acts of
which it is amendatory shall be so
construed as to apply to trade unions
or other organizations of labor or
ganized to deal with hours of labor
wages of other conditions under which
labor is to be performed
RUSSIA IS TO STAND FIRM
No Concession is to Be Made to the
Japanese
LONDON English correspondents
in St Petersburg refer to au excep
tional honor which has been accord
ed the American press The corre
spondent of the Times in St Peters
burg who considers war inevitable
declares that the czars hesitation has
beene overcome and that Russia will
make no concession He says
Up to the present time not a line
of information or apparently a word
of inspiration has been given the Rus
sian press on these serious negotia
tions although the American press
has been honored with the granting
of an audience to the czar of the rep
resentative of a trans Atlantic news
agency
DIPLOMATIC BILL PASSES
Carries Nearly 2000000 Several Po
litical Speeches Follow
WASHINGTON The animation of
Wednesday was completely lacking in
the proceedings of the house Thurs
day The principal feature of the day
was the rivalry between republican
leaders for the honor of moving an
adjournment
The diplomatic bill carrying 1
995600 was passed without amend
ment Everything but the bill was
discussed during its consideration
Sir Morrell Pa led with an argu
ment for some system of building up
the American merchant marine A
democratic political speech by Mr
Hamlin of Missouri followed and re
ceived a brief reply from Mr Fuller
of Illinois Mr Lind of Minnesota
spoke for Canadian reciprocity
DIES RATHER THAN SURRENDER
Minnesota Doctor Wanted for Embez
lemert Ends Life
SAN FRANCISCO Malcolm de la
Fer doctor ex soldier and inventor
who was wanted by the Minneapolis
police authorities for embezzlement
has committed suicide here by tak
ing poison De la Fer came to this
city last Aprii from Minneapolis is or
der to escape trial for the misuse of
funds entrusted to him
While in Minneapolis he attained
some distinction as an inventor of
electric railway devices a number of
which are at present in use When
the Spanish American war broke out
he enlisted n the Thirteenth Minne
sota volunteers and vas made an as
sistant surgeon serving -with distinc
tion in the Philippines
ROOT TALKS
FOR ROOSEVELT
Glad to Hold Up the Presidents
Hands
NEW YORK Eihu Root was the
guest of members of the Union League
club at dinner Wednesday night Mr
Root spoke at some length- of the re
gard President McKinley had inspired J
in him and reviewed the progress
made in Cuba and the Philippines
since the war with Spain Speaking
of President Roosevelt Mr Root
said
1 count it one of the greatest priv
ileges of my life to have been able
when that sad day came that brought
the death of President McKinley to
hold up ttia hand3 of his true and loy
al successor
Health cf New York
ALBANY N Y The state depart
ment of health in its bulletin of vital
statistics published Tuesday states
that there were 127100 deaths during
the past year in this state which
makes a mortality per 1000 popula
tion of 1650
Czar is Considering It
ST PETERSBURG The czar now
has before him the report of the spe
cial council on the Russian response
All the papers relating thereto were
submitted to him Tuesday by the
Grand Duke Alexis and the czar is
giving them earnest consideration He
had not rendered his decision up to
G oclock Tuesday evening and it is
authoritatively said it may possibly
be several days before the response is
forwarded to Tokio Prices on the
bourse are again 4 per cents
falling a point
-- j WJT
KILLED Bl A SHOT
REBELS FIRE ON AMERICANS
KILLING THE ENGINEER
ACTiOH OF MINISTER POWELL
Drastic Measures to Avenge the Am
ericans Death All the Houses Out
side of the City Walls of San Do
mingo Pillaged
SAN DOMINGO The insurgents on
Friday deliberately fired on the launch
of the auxiliary cruiser Yankee kill
ing J C Johnston the engineer Tho
bullet entered his head above the eye
United States Minister Powell has
directed the captain of the Yankee to
take drastic measures to avenge
Johnstons death and this insult to
the American flag Johnston will be
buried on shore this afternoon
The German consul here has re
quested United States Minister Powell
to afford protection to Herr Worman
the German vice consul that he might
bring his family into the city as the
insurgents have given Mr Worman
forty eight hours to leaye where he
is or suffer the consequences
Mr Powell secured a guard of
sixty men from the cruiser Columbia
and informed the government that it
was the intention of the German con
sul and himself to bring Herr Wor
mans family into the city and asked
the government that its troops not
fire upon this party while it was on
its mission He said that if fired upon
this party would protect themselves
The guard started out As soon as
they passed outside the city they were
covered by the guns of the Columbia
No attack was made and the Worman
family and their belongings were
brought back here in safety
All the houses outside the city walls
have been pillaged The insurgents
are desperate and are destroying for
eign property wherever they find it
Mr Powell has received urgent ap
peals to protect foreign property
against this pillaging and the Colum
bia may be compelled to land marines
to do so The firing around the city
continues The situation is serious
the prices of provisions are very high
and the poor are suffering from want
of food
The funeral of Johnston took place
yesterday The body was escorted
to the grave by a detachment of ma
rines bluejackets and officers from
the Yankee headed by the ships band
United States Minister Powell the
American consul and vice consul and
nearly all the diplomatic and consu
lar representatives here went to the
funeral
FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH
Mother Unconscious and Fatally Burn
ed in the Hospital
COUNCIL BLUFFS la Five chil
dren were burned to death and thi
mother fatally burned in a fire whiei
consumed the homo of Peter Christen
sen 1C02 South Tenth street Council
uluffs shortly after midnight Monday
The dead are
Etna Christensen aged 11
Frank Christensen aged 8
Lila Christensen aged 5
James Christensen aged 2
Peter Christensen baby aged- 6
months
Fatally burned
Mrs Dora Christensen mother of
the children
The bodies of four of the children
have been recovered from the ruins
but they are so badly burned that they
are unrecognizable
The mother has been taken to the
hospital in an unconscious condition
and nc hopes are entertained for her
recovery
Seventeen Cents for Cotton
NEW YORK July cotton sold
above 17 rents a pound Zvlonday The
market opened ejcited and higher
Notwithstanding tie sensational ad
vances of Saturday Liverpool again
cabled higher prices than expected
and the opening here was strong at
an advance of G to 20 points carrying
July through to 17 cent mark and
making new high records Following
the call the market advanced still
further though in a somewhat Irreg
ular fashion with March before the
end of the first half hour reaching
16S6c
Increase of Public Debt
WASHINGTON D C The mor in
ly starcLenl of the public debt shows
that at the close of January SO tho
total debt Ies cash m the treasury
amounted tc 915062543 which i
an increase of 911663 as compared
with the preceding month Tuis in
crease is accounted for by a corre
sponding decrease ii the carh on
hand
More Cardinals are Wanted
ROME It seems more and more
likely that the pope will meet the
vjslifs of the Brazilian government
ly cre ting tho archbishop of Rio Ja
neiro a cardinal the pontiff remarking
in this connection that Brazil con
tains over 15000000 catholics
Bell Company Loses Suit
BOSTON The American Bell Tel
ephone company is ordered by Judge
Colt cf the United States circuit court
to give an accounting to the West
ern Union Telegraph company the
successful plaintiff in a damage suit
involving millions of dollars Judge
Colt ha3 also appointed Everett W
Burdett special master to take charge
of the company and secure all evi
dence that may be presented The
suit was brought to recover royalties
in the American Bell eompesy on cer
tain inventions
ameMMHmbgSMeiaMMBt
ii flllurllrlif1lalffl
tfMhtii
rf TtrrniirirvritfflntwrminrM
i r r i n n
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS
LINDSAY ISSUES THE CALL
Republicans to Meet in Lincoln May
18 to Name Ticket
LINCOLN Chairman Lindsay of
the republican state committee has
mailed to the chairman and secretary
of the various county committees the
official call for the state convention
to be held in the auditorium in Lin
coln Wednesday May 18 By the
rules of the national committee it is
necessary for the call to be published
at least thirty days before the state
convention Tho call follows
The republicans of the state of Ne
braska are hereby called to meet in
convention at the auditorium in the
city of Lincoln on Wednesday May
18 1904 at 2 oclock in the afternoon
for the purpose of placing in nomina
tion candidates for the following of
fices to be voted for at the next gen
eral election to be held in the state of
Nebraska November 8 1904 viz
Governor
Lieutenant governor
Secretary of state
Auditor of public accounts
Treasurer
Superintendent of public instruc
tion
Attorney general
Commissioner of public lands and
buildings
Eight electors of president and vice
president
And to elect four delegates-at-large
and four alternates to the republican
national convention to be held in the
city of Chicago Hi on Tuesday the
21st day of June 1904 and for the
transaction of such other businesses
may regularly come before said state
convention
THE STATE PENITENTIARY
What is Set Forth in Varden Beemers
Report
The report of Warden Beemcr of the
state penitentiary filed with the sec
retary of state shows that there are
now in the institution 286 persons
nineteen of them having been receiv
ed during the month five were dis
charged and two were paroled Of
those paroled eleven were from Doug
las county and were John D Smith
assault to rob three years James
Jaughan assault to rob three years
John Baily robbery three years Har
ry Johnson robbery and burglary four
years Frank Coleman assault three
and one half years Ella Monroe cut
ting to wound one year Minnie
Brown larceny from the person one
year James Hunter burglary four
years Warren Henley daylight burg
lary four years Andrew Tucker mur
der fourteen years James Mosley
daylight housebreaking one year The
The others received were Paul Kosin
ski Antelope criminal assault three
years John McCcol Dakota horse
stealing four years Bert Butler for
gery one year David Wickborg for
gery two years Lincoln John Smith
burglary three years William Davis
burglary three years from Dodge T
J L Peck assault to kill two years
Garfield James Burke burglary three
years Lincoln county James Diggs
of Douglas county was returned from
parole
Nebraska Resources Illustrated
This is a condensed history of Ne
braska covering a period of fifty
years from the first settlement in
this state down to the present time
It is a book of 111 pages and over
200 illustrations of scenes public in
stitutions and men who made the
state Many interesting historical
facts about Nebraska are enumerated
in this condensed history making it
alike valuable to retain and to send
abroad as an invitation to settlement
The book is issued by the Nebraska
Farmer Omaha and goes free with
a subscription to that journal at the
regular price of 100 or is sold sin
gly for 50 cents
County Clerks Did Not Report
LINCOLN Adjutant General Cul
ver has stated that many of the coun
between the ases of 18 and 45 as pro
vided by the Dick bill
Destroys Saloon at Bassett
NORFOLK Impersonating Carrie j tiary duriu
Nation Mrs J Courtney visited a
loon at Bassett Neb with a hammer
and smashed all of the glass in the j
mirrors behind the bar pounded the
bottles into bits rolled amber fluid
and liquors out upon the floor poured j
beer into tne cuspidores and scared
the little crowd of men who were
standing up to drink until they j
bled She nas not yet been arrested i
School Closed Suddenly
NORTH BEND A country school
two miles north of this place was clos i his old
THE STATE AT LARGE
Grand Island has a Peeping Tom
for whom many guns are loaded
A new company has been organized
to operate the Koehler hotel at Grano
Island
The superintendent of schools of
Auburn has been re elected for tho
sixth time
Methodists of Auburn are taking the
preliminary stens for building a 1C
0U0 church
Rev C F Shultz the Lutheran pas
tor at Stella for the last three years
has handed In his resignation and will
accept a call to Wellington Kas
The Cass county mortgage record
for January is as follows Farm mort
gages filed amounting to the sum- of
31280 released 134S0 filed on city
property 3550 released 5941
Nineteen life insurance companies
and nine fire insurance companies do
ing business in Nebraska have not fll
eu their annual reports with Deputy
Auditor Pierce of the insurance de
partment
Tho supreme court granted the re
quest of Ure and Wead of Omaha who
asked leave to file a mandamus suit
to compel the city council of Omaha
to reconvene as a board of equaliza
tion to assess railroad property
The Cedar Telephone company has
mado arrangements to connect with
the Petersburg local company and as
soon as the weather will permit the
work of running the line from Elgin
to Petersburg will be completed
While hunting on the farm of A T
Cole adjoining Beatrice Fred Gould
killed a large wolf The animal was
snot not a great distance from the
barn and it is supposed it was in
search of pigs chickens or other prey
The Wahoo board of education vot
ed to issue 8000 bonds of 100 each
witn interest at 4i per cent payable
in 1914 with an option to pay any
amount after 190G home purchasers to
be given preterence in the sale of the
same
William M Chapman an employe of
the Cooper Ice company Lincoln has
fiied a suit against Dr G O W Farn
liam in the district court asking dam
ages to the amount of 15000 He al
leges negligence in treatment at the
hands of the physician
While coasting at Plattsmouth the
sled on which Mrs John Kopp yjls
riding became unmanageable causing
a collistion Mrs Kopp was removed
from the week badly bruised and with
an ugly gash on her right limb some
eleven inches in length
William Schieferecke a farmer liv
ing north of Petersburg had the mis
fortune to fall from a load of hay and
striking upon the frozen ground broke
his hip bone at the joint and sustain
ing other injuries that will cripple
him for the remainder of his life
Members of the Congregational
church of Petersburg are making ar
rangements to observe the tenth an
niversary of the Petersburg church
March 15 An effort is being made
to have former pastors present and
a general resume of the church work
for the last ten years wi be one of
the features i
The officers of Johnson county have j
notified the officers at Nebraska City
that they want Frank Roberts as soon
as he completes his jail sentence
Roberts was found guilty of stealing
a large number of chickens from the
farmers of Osage precinct and was
given a jail sentence The Johnson
county officers have evidence that he
did the same thing In their county
Word came to Riverton of a mur
der which happened five miles east of
that place Daniel Barker and wife
are missing and Frank Barker his
brother is under arrest The bloody
carpet and clothing indicate a murder
A hole has been found in the ice in
the Republican river which is the
onlv as to their where
abouts
Harley Feazle living near Bost
wiclr in a rather secluded and rough
portion of the county is in jail at Nel
son charged with the murder of his
uncle E W Feazle The alleered
ty clerks of the state have failed to crime is supposed to have been com
report the able bodied male citizens mitted in November
The complaintj
is sworn to by a brother of the sup-
posed dead man
It cost 8 cents per day per man to
feed the 286 convicts at the
the month of January
and 10 cents and 4 mills to feed the
guards
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state by
the R C Land and Cattle company of
Plattsmouth The capital stock is
30000 The company expects to do
a general ranching business in Ne
braska and is incorporated by C A
Rawls M E Rawls B R ChurcMll
and P H Churchill
William E Hill who broke jail at
Seward January 12 1S01 is back in
quarters He was in iail
eu suddenly and tne teacner Miss cnargeu wun burglarizing
Forman filed charges against aj worths hardware store at Milfordto
Fremont young man charging him which charge he pleaded guilty athis
with being the father of her chiid I preliminary hearing and was in jail
which was born about the time that j awaiting action of the district court
the school closed He says he has been in Minnesota
Ac the session of the council of
Fear a Warrant Famine Grand Island the proposition of Mr
LINCOLN Two hundred blank war- j Abbott a mechanic in the Union Pa
rants are resting in the office of the cilic shops who is the patentee of one
state auditor and no more can be had device used on a voting machine to
The state printing board advertised bring a machine there free of cost if
for bids but no one responded It the council would inspect and test u
has been ascertained that the plates was accepted
belong to the State Journal and are Northwestern officials at Norfolk
considered expensive Other printing are making preparations to handle a
firms did not bid neither did the Jour- crowd of 75000 people when the Rose
nal The state printing board is con J bud reservation is opened Alreadv
sidering the plan of getting new plates - the rush to Gregory county has beua
and loaning the set to the printers and every train carries a score of pas
making the bid This will prevent any sengers or more who are gettingin on
hold up or overcharge j the ground floor
s
M
I
r
J A
F
v
-
V-
4
r