The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1899, Page 3

CHINA WANTS TO BACK OUT Shows a Shepeaiiion to Deny Concessions Granted. navigation of the Llinola river lto prevent the wanltary diatrict tranp tees fram removing the «tate danw, If thie order should be lesued by the; BE OBEYED secretary of war the question of the val of the state dama w ald] break Into eongress The law under which the sanitary! Unless Patrons Do So, Sprink- istrict of Chie whe created re ling Will be Stopped. quires that the state dame at Henry) WASHINGTON, D, C., July 15—| icy any water shall be turned ine |, The city Water department I find W. Barclay Pareons, on behalf of the |¢5 the main drainage canal of the [12k Ita hard matter to have people combined Amertoan-China Develop-| canitary district ct. the feral | #¥e 8p to the rules for sprinkling ment company and British amt Chin-| covernment intervenes to prevent| 1 those residing south of Yesler ese corporation, has called on Bee-/ 1h. sanitary trustees from carrying|“@Y from Kiliott bay t Laake retary Hay and represented that] ou: the provisions of the drainage | Vonhinwton and east of Fourteonth there wae a disposition on the part tw atrict © truction of t pe avenue, are permitted €o sprinkle of the Chinese government to back |) ).., the law which relates ¢ fr wn 6 to clock In the roing out of the railway and other conces jatructions in the Ulinole river would Those in the remaining districts are one which the late ex ator! retard the opening of the sanitary | Permitted to water from @ to By Brice secured for the Amertcan-| canal until congress or the legisla. |? CCK in the evening, Thin rule 4 China Development company, Par-| cure came to the retlef of Chic ago. net adhered te, and rints ' fons asked the assistance of the nether Youngs, of the water department State department in the matt Hay) - @tates that it is impowsible to fll th will at once communicate with Min | tanks fast enough to supply the de ister Conger at Pekin and insruct| mand In cane Of fire,” maid Me him to make the proper presentation | Youngs, “there ia not enough wa to the Chinese government mt ot ter for t partment If the pa sake?chat the Pritish ambassador in do not obey the rules, the de China will be instructed to urge China to fulfill the terms of her contract, which is shared by an English com- pany. Editor Out of Pris Le CINCINNATI, ©., July 15.—Scores of admirer® Mocked about Eatttor ¢ | C. Moore, at the Palace hotel today, | congratulating him on bis release from the Ohio penttentiary Moore was sent up from Cincinnati by Judge A. C. Thompson of the United States court on a charee of sending obscene publications through the maila. Despite the charges mate against bim, Moore had many friends and admirers, who stuck to him and finally succeeded in getting @ commutation of his sentece. THE SEVENTH MAY FIGHT WASHINGTON, D.C. July 1 ‘The friends of the Seventh Illinois Volunteers, who, under Col. Kav- anagh, made such an excellent rec- ord during the war with Spain for discipline and soldiery conduct. al though not offered an opportunity to face the enemy, are making desper ate efforts to induce the president to| Permit the enlistment of the regi- ment for service in the Philippines. Col. Hartigan, the regiment's new commander, is here, and had an in- terview at the White House. Comp-_ troller Dawes is rendering him ev- ery possible assistance, but the prob- abilities are that the regulations adopted for the enlistment of the Volunteers will not be modified. the event that efforts should fall to secure the enlistment of the Seventh | Iilinois as a regiment, tt Is the plan) of Col. Hartigan and hia friends to have one of the officers of the re«i- Ment given a commission of lieuten- ant colonel art assigned to Fort Sheridan. In such a capacity it t# Believed he could succeed in having most of the boys of the Seventh ac- cepted and molded into the new Thir- tieth regiment Jester’s identity. MEXICO, Mo, July 15.--Alexander Jester's counsel said today that it was not admitted yet that he was the man wanted for the Gilbert Gates murder, in spite of ail apparent identification. Ex-Gov. Johnsen, of St. Louis, it ts said, will assist fn the prosecution. GEAR-CUMMINS FIGHT IN IOWA DES MOINES, Iowa, July 15.—A)- though the Republican state conven- tion will meet in this city in a few ‘weeks to nominate a governor, lieu- tenant governor, supreme judge and railroad commissioner, the Republi- cans seem to be taking litle interest fn the matter. The Republicans wil! Meet tn the unfinished auditorium of the new opera house August 2. and one week later the Democrats will name their state ticket in the same Place. Gov. L. M. Shaw and Lieut. Gov. J. C. Millman are siated for re- homination and up to date no other serious competitors have appeared. Col. Bell, of Washington, is put down as a winner for the nomination for railroad commissioner, The \ist of aspirants for nomination for su- preme judge of Sioux City, the incumbent of the office; G. W. Burnham, of Vinton; H. W. Towner, of Corning; David Ryan, of Newton, and John ©. Sher- win of Mason City. The indications point to a ively campaign for the nomination for supreme judge and no one at this time can pick the win- ner. The Republicans will adopt a very) strong administration platform, af- firm the gold standard plank, declare | for expansion, adopt a plank against trusts, and, it is believed, will de clare in favor of electing United States senators by the direct vote of the people. e of Wages. ANDERSON, Ind., July 15.—The Union Steel anti-trust mills in this county, which have been in the hands of a receiver the last three years, were put into operation today ‘with 00 men, who have been given an advance of ten per cent. over Jast year’s amalgamated nesociation wake scale. The plant has been pur- chased by Thomas Wright of St Louis, who paid $502,000 for it. When in full operation it will furnish em- ployment for 1660 men. jot rll eee Corere To Settle Mine Disputos CARBONDALE, Ml, July 15.—An adjourned meeting of the state board of arbitration is being held here to adjust, the differences long existing in the Wiltlamaon county coal fields Pix shafts, representing more than one thousand miners, are involved. TROUBLE OVER STATE DAMS PEORIA, Vl, July 1 eral government is to b stand between the sanitary district of Chicaga and the state dame acr the Ilinols river at Henry and © peras creeks. The shipping inte of the river, backed by the steamb men of St. Louls, are p ring 2 petition to lay before Major W. fh Marshall, the United States engineer The Fede 4. asked to at Chicago, who bas charge of ue | In} include G. 8. Robinson) pent Intends to op all aprink St. Mark's Episcopal Chareh | Tobe | ltr Harvard avenue between Seneca Liwyd, rector, Services at 1 a.m. and § p.m. eae Highth avenue and James street | H. H. Gowen, rector, Preach ing at ta mand § p.m, Morn WASHIN D. Gy July 15 ing subject. “The Hantening of | Assistant Sup kaon, of the ra \ Pharaoh's Heart }way mail service, has made ar t eee jto the lepartment t | St. Clement's Episcopal Church—| trip unre western ta ' Twenty-fourth avenue and Wash-| which he has been conferring with lington street. Rev, ¢ Burselle, | the publishers of newspapers, with a reotor, Regular Sunday services, | view to having their mail matter, t ° 2 © In handling, made up English Lutheran Church of the| the printing house Instead of the} | Hoty Trinity—Seventh and Union| local pont on The publisher street. Rev. Jamew F. Beates, the Wert prom t oosoperatior tor, Services at li a. m. amd & p.m. jin t plans propose yM J a ° son, and the details will b First Christian Chureh—J. N department Holts unien services f the work « Church, Third ana | Smith, pastor with the M. FP. toffee, Mr “on | Pine street. Preaching at MM a. mj} found that fourth of all the malt jand § p,m. matter dispatched to the Hawaiian see | ia waa without suMiclent p First Baptist Churet Fourth ave~| age stampa. Co e did not by nue, near James atreet, Louis 8.| Hawall within scope of tb Rowerman, pastor Preaching ser-| cent postage. | ¥iees at lla. mand &§ p.m Morn- Met First at the Altar. ing subject: “The City and River of! jo” Even! 3 the ¢€ « be pear itt trraze Uhr aaa HUNTINGTON, L. 1, July 1 <1. ee W, Overton and Harriet M. Hogan North Seattle Baptiet—Corner of [DCYEr saw each other until today Third avenue and Cedar street, Rey.| hem they were tmarried, | Their L. 3. Sawyer, pastor, Bervices at 11 |S7Urtahip was by corresponden la meet ee sulting from a newspaper ad artigo “ag ae ment. Overton lives at Pecontc, an Seattlc Tabernacle (Haptiet)—C the girl at Greentawn, They arrange ed te be married her are pleased with the oday. ny ner of Jefferson street and aml both avenue, near James «treet house. Rev. 8. C. Ohrum, n power pastor, Services at 11 a. m and § p.m | Morning wubject: “With Christ in His! COM PRESSED. | Ascension.” Evening subject: “Hewt- | ing As a Keligiouws Duty.” wee Firet M. E. Church—Corner Third AIR T0 BE USED : avenue and a raggeee street. Rev. FE. M. Randall, jr. pastor. During the absence of ine ‘pastor the pulpit will] NEW YORK, July 15—The Whit- | be filled by Kev. Isaac Naylar, ney interests, which control the | 7.5 North and West Side Chicago surf African M. BE. African Church—1220/ ace linea, are now having plane pre Pourteenth avenue Rev. Geo. A.) pared and contracts drawn Railey, pastor. Services at 1 a m.} te the equipm of the prenent and § p. m. ble fines tn « ago with the 7 * premed afr rye Church of Our Lady of Good Hetp Men connerte: an —Corner of Washington atfeet alld lAir Power ow at Third avenue south, Rev, F. X. Pre-| plans were tien fontaine, Morning sermon at 10:20) which, tf carried out, would result and evening at § o'clock. ta that company ate a th th eee ler air companies, Wilkam C. W ney and his friemds and the ate of the company Thomas Dolan, W. L. Sacred Heart Church—Services are temporally heh in the Brotherhood buliding on Sixth avenue pear Hell | dire street Rev. Father Hrown in| F. Ryan, A. A. charge. Hoadley, It ta 2 Ce Meeting of the company next m4 Crurch of Immaculate Conception) Henry Payne Whitney will a be Corner of Broadway and Madison. | elected a director. | Rev. A. Swere tn charge. Morning | [sermon at 10.30 and evening at 76 sere TEAMS EXERCISED. | Madiaon Street M. E. Church—Cor.| oA small Dias In the basement of ] R : City of ner of Madison street and Twenty- oF Lhe penn ga guy eww third avenue, Rev. A. #. Gregg, pase] 0 nn ee nay after . wd tor, Services “ a 4 ™. and § p. m. | was trivial Rattery Street M. E. Chureh-—Cor- P a |ner of Third avenue and Battery BAD WATER IN street. Rev. H. D. Brown, pastor. Mornings: Luke 12-19, Evening First Corinthians 2 BROOKLYN } 2 ee Grace M. FE. Church—Thirtieth av- enue south near King street ev, re W. H. Bellick, pastor, Services at! NEW YORK, July 15—Ata j 11 a. m. and § p. m about $110,000,000 Manhattan a elie ire okiyn have constry water Plymouth Congregational Church ke having a ow 0000000) Corner of Third avenue and Univer-| gations, an paine sity street. Rev. W. H. G. Temple./to purify an <t the sources of | pastor. Preaching at 11 a m. and 8) guppy tan there {s p.m. complaint aranee anal oe ieee taste of the Croton water, although Third? Cumberiand Prosbyterian| its quailty tx said to be all rieht church—Twenty-necond avenue near|whtie in Brooklyn the Fide A Bast Cherry. Kev. B. B. Thompson, | water, althourh tasting and looking pastor, Services at 1i a m. and 8! well, has deter “1 in quality, and p.m. ie now belleved to be the ma Lure if ale bed of the heavy mortality among tn United Presbyterian Church—Cor-lfants. This in burke part Is one of | ner Sixth avenue and atreet.| the result# of the recent protons Rev, KR LL. Lanni pastor. | drought, which has forced both ber Preaching at 11 a. m. and & p. m.| » fal back Upon their ates Morning: “Coming Home, Evening rvoire It is claimed t Service.” the condition of the water has tee there is no cause f Calvary Presbyterian C' pubtic alarm, but certainly the heavy Twenty-fourth avenue so ‘etait meradity in Bronkivn cat King street tev. Donald Rows, pas r instant action to remov h tor. Preaching at 11 a.m. and & p.|cause, The Health BB “a m. Morning subject: Ducteronomy|an extra force of tnape te f-11, Evening subject: “The Mig} in Brooklyn in order to make a rigid, Tree.” investigation 4 esas dee jan Church—Cor- Hew Kee! Laid. ue north and Har-| rigon str W. A. Major, pas-|_ NEWPORT NEWS, Va., July 1 tor. The pulpit will be filled by Rev, | The keel for the new e#teamel > Jones during the pastor's absence | eu, Crom fleei, w vid in San Francisco at the shipyard today, aml the ves | te Sf sel will aunched In Septe r Firat Presbyterian Churesh—Cor-| This Is the second ship for the Crom near of Fourth and Spring. Rev. A,| Well Tine on the Proteu L. Hutehison, pastor, Morning: “A | Wil! have passeng on menta thon Study of Infant Baptism.” Even but in other apecta and dim ” ing: “Elijah on Mt, Carmel.” #he is similar to the four big Morgan a ners building here Weatminster Presbyterian Church; sextaon ousted Broadway. Rev, W. H. Gilchrist, | sionary Prospect." Evening: “Al Congregations Dectaion.” | A CHILD missinc. | FOR SOLDIERS M br "Valuable Articles and Papers | Ss uw A'TTLE 1 wha va sok Vor the sale keeping o For reat «t Bs yoar You en ate SMORROCK. ™ a? | Safe Deposit Boxes Deposit Veuits STAR, ikociin Brother ENGINEERS AND SIIEP I OmF plant Includes stort an v1 we. Mining wind WI! OCU Clabes Ol 1 -| 2000 Cedar Poles os pee, wanted f aD “CEDAR sand nine in att? I » from woft knots, and f 1 SEATTLE CATARAC nn panna ee tn ao res cen ene ae eee Company) Srageg gery + Bi UTLDERS, - moon ~ Mind — Wanted |_""' STRACTONS A T CO. . TA uk Bac jon Free. Sunday Matinee et Every Friday Amateur Night © Amateure Wanted “Oo TO $ Sparkman & McLean | FOR Banas REAL ESTATE: $ — Vhone Med 17m, Wo alley Bide CUDA DAUR R EEN eRe em “picoT &@ Fh or anager Pacific Coast Steamship Co, for San Francisco 116 a. Viet July Full Assay Value, Ary Quantity JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. y * PL Boling ‘The company’s © steamships Queen, of Puctia and Umatilia. SEATTLE via Port T wna § September m LESALLLIPLIC CARATS Spot Cash Gold Dust woawas ST. MICHAEL | ‘Linotype BONNEY & STEWART | Funeral Directors end bin baimors 6 sod Columbia featiic, Wash dete, ele Feriors, Third J Telephone Main 1s w fgure STEAMSHIP LAURADA ewant SAILS FOR Ina | On or About July 20. Connecting at St. Michael wita se 1, Seatth Battle No ond Daw, Rampart and Way Ports, RAMBLER f FRED 7. MERRILL Herr Irvin Baruoh, Conductor 5 " SPECIAL ARTISTS Thal : 2 Fastorn Theaters and Ha ~ | SEATTLE TRANSFER on Freigai, wd Washington in the Northwest at epeciall MONEY Uy elving th When You Want A Bargain or Second-hand PIANO or ORGAN’: Remember we have the >, 830, S26 Cash ort venta 20 ‘ ° Vik MALE HELP Mw) | * 1 F ere for Trin 1110 Second Ave § fhe Place SIGNS Kubber AND HOUSE NU MESES, Type, F sigue and bows a0 Vewier Way win Chae. Phone Bleck lia ES DYEING AND CLEANING. 2 Uniom street. aa Dye Works, & + buff . The only French Dye Passenger and Baggage, - STORAGE SEWING MAG i" New Home Bowing Mach Best and Mm 0 OCR 08 Te AT | a ee een ne & FRENCH wo. i Geuanb over gu hines and sewing have the oniy phone Buff 64 Job Printing Machine | WANTED CLOTHING. Cost off clothing, trunks and valises bought Catalogues, Pamph. | at 110 Kecond eve. ‘hove Red 186 low prices. BAVE - a oe Sperm ABSTRACT OF ‘TITLE. feattle Abstract Co, 419 New York Block ATTORNEYS - ar. Law. 4. A KEL 1c ¥ a Building. w York CHAS. N. ENOS, Kooms 4-15 Haller eae MILO A. ROOT, 3014 Koxweil ballding. ” F. ¥. CARROLL. lawyer, proctor a or of patenta No. ank Buliding _—a CLOTHES CLEANING. “Feattio Clothes Freswing clothes in shape tor §1.40 Cleaning, wpairing. ad ov. Telbud & New, Slightly Used Ee MSON AL. Are you going ¢amping? I np stools, camp stoves, cots, avery Ath Aub thaventens Sel ee and Most Com- meh hows pega epi FRANCISCO ” plete Stock in the City, ood, SToom house am Townsend, July 1-6, 29, ‘ DS. OHNSTO fee Hinson before pure { popes WB Boece = Cp Nome and Golofhin Bay; 9. S- JOHNSTON | asin eee cae ACAD IA | Hoe wight ant pamener rater avoty Ho 903 Second Ave. Burke Bullding We cn te bee ei eels wer Leave Seattie 9 a. m. Seattle Steamship Co, geoeece Hensel manty. joweler, 08 i142 Qu July 14, 29 ‘ 1 one Main om WHITE STAR DOCK @ DENTISTS. 5 Coltans Esto, aucun 2h an $ Mining Brokers. and Bridge work. 44 Burke Bui: 3 me. Sly, & | eigpasteny | LOANS AND INSURANCE. a very Ofth ¢ t etter “Farm of 1 oo Q for further ~ ome : i ope nei r he veel ° ASnap. Seo us before |= oy —= company reserves tne TL. Skagway via Vancouver, Ketchikan | > you buy. $|- Ans a -< + Ju o e ae ee ~—~~~8 Best and only thoroagh Dancing School ia. @teamera, sailing date and hours of IN s 1 Y. I IV i HOURS e | eity; day and evening. 718 and Columbian thin, J.P. TROWERIT 3 . “Pan 84. Supt oo te Dk ‘ SLATER & SMITH ¢ HOTELS AND Ft bide Be office i Ge at S. HUMBOLDT 2 ...f4 James Street... Good elevator” rooms single ot : u, Pe . voll Crane, Manager. nn dead Becerra Lis From Seatibe $ SEATTLE - WASH. 1 you wi istpata 6 Changs try tho Re ike 80 pad: FRIDAY, JULY 14, AT 8 P. M. Seecee | food room “ky nicely forpiahod Washington Alaska Excursion Trips) Tauratey Aug.3 Wriday, ere 18 STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S STEAMSHIF Wednesday, July Alaska sattie Salts trom Vester Whart ot - “he - Inst avonnes telephone on Dock: phone Pike 1 | Km Bm CAINE, Agent | | wot 2s 8 in ty Ash CAPE NOME North Awerican — tion and Trading Company GRA ‘Te Fi ing at Vi a Established 1892 Mary I Wran Juneau Haines Glacier Bay and Sitka, and var ports The City of Seattle will remain at Freight end Express Shipments Solicited t ng enough for p beyond Kelling of the all f f call long enough for pas Naber y EA, sengera to see everything of Interest N nia sad Tho City of Seattle is the only Gees steamah which was designed and +) built ‘ for the Alaska pas e yi a senger traffic Carona Mall . =e Steamship Farallon For Skagway and Dyea, call July 20, '99, Approximately feture your Bertlis Now, For rates and full oF ad ng at in call on PARL $20.00 oe WELL REGINAS~ ‘Sherman, Clay & Go. “STEINWAY” DEALERS iranscients HOTEL YORK, First Ave: first-class rooms and board Srst-clase 4 ~ GLENWOOD “HT Single rooms #1, BUY A.... Tite VICTORIA, | furnished rooms, #2 and § a wee! | with bath, ete, 0. ‘Stark, proprietor. cs | HOTEL SAVE asant rooms 5635 First pest Talking Machine Mada PRK. eae Auctioneers, Real “filckerton & Devitt, Fstate and Storage. Cash paid for second hand furniture. 1512 First Ave. Tel Pike 101. From $7.00 to $300 pays lowest prices, 105 Railroad avenue, ¢ business phone Black 1118 Alnska Junk Co. anpt returns. No LiL ophone Pike 114 —ee eee s! CHA OLERS, payer highest” pelos? Avenwe - - Western syenua Beattle OR GROCERY “SUNDE & ERLAND, . Tigger 1 ship chama turers of tents, tarpaulin canvas of all widths Vaiteaide. eaehoe Sirens” North American Transportation INERY. ance Tradl P . ; ~ wn 1 Vrang Juneau, & Cen: Sunoe ia ek eens Phone Pike 125. 1529 Second Avents Mra. Hanson, corner Fourth and Pine corm Waslor whart balanced Wr. J. DEAN & CO. | Iaicst Spring Styles Lowest prices JULY 17, at 10 PM - — segautions G00) ae AK 1k. apply to eypor Linsayis home-made bresd, cakes “and DODWELL & CO., Ltd, pastry; best in the city, 346 Third Ave Phone Main 470 Hmpire Line All Water Rants to Alaska. Steamer Alliance First sailing 10 St July 20,1899 Connerting Dawson City General Ag Ichael on or ADOT with Company's Fieot of Kivor bteamer And Ali intermediate Points en the Oowa Grocery a Siocks'ought fore SPOT CASH Ptree Hig St. Michaels About July 2 S.S-LAURADA 1101 Third Avenue. SOOSHSO0OGO99OOOOOOOONOS | New Buildings... ny TAILORS hest Prices Paid, | aud sun baite wade tn'tn ein, Daina, JAKE MARTIN a, Repairing. 715 Third avenue. FOUND, ound—The crock ng second bend street, CORES. WIT Use the Crigler Bracket} MIDWIF uss te y be realize: se. Satie Ss. S. DISCOVERY | 605 Bailey Bik. Seattle, Wash. Shee poet ap Bi Cape Nome andGolovin Bay rfreight and pas rates apply to wat “Yukon Trae. Ch, Tadior. aie by STREAMERS, HUMES & CO. THE FIRST & ATION AL BANK OF mates Styles| zeyer4 jit + price MeMickem , - ter Turner , ave your Tailor-made Saite sitet Cashise the principal lites of bates and Europe die FUGEE BOUND NATIONAL BANE OF BEATILE WERE Rte mr: Seattle, Edmunds and Everett Porereoooeorecsoee Capital etook paid in $528,090 sobbed | capital # pitino Graver McDonald, aged seven! STEAMER . turplus.. ce 8008 years, i missing from the -esidence| With Which to Locate Smoke- EMPIRE LINE anced, Forth, Om, of Mrs. Soutberg, 2012 Second av-| d Neulolder Vico-Presidens er Batteries. ¢ jenue, less Pow tteries 607 First Ave. - - SEATTLE a | it V. Ankeny. s Cashier i - - WASHINGTON, D. ¢, 3 Correspondents tn all the prinotpal eitiesi@ You, Hin ia doing al | Or to any Agent of the Interna t ¢ as cath bean toate oA an she can) Acting on the discovery dionat Ravigation Company in ; Will) buy a March? Walta | ‘the United States and Kuropa phat ine aie on ‘ aad t An stant surge United bates or Canada Three Round Trips E Sunday Vr ty Nong, or yotir ebwice etait eee a “Pr ed him if he'd stay tn the id i vO i iene at TIME CARD albert 5 ag tet . a tT et BANK new until the war was over| tne fawn oF eee Bums Leave Hottie 7 1m. 22m, and 5 p.m, coples - Corner Yesor Way and First Avenua. wouldn't ask for a cent of all-| Powder, Gen. A. lige , acat Ticket OMen, a2 Fi ge ak a al ally hymn aed C al oe jof ordnance of the War department cpN Toket OMoe, H12 Fires ave | 71 : Hey be Nea he oem “yp $75,008 on bas ordered a number of “sogiles Leave ally : + Ve crhecadl i heeded | Andrew Chilborg .. Prostdont Korn Drug Oo. Fifth ar soulere for use in the Phil yoati Ww Su) tverte “dhe Everett Me, round trip 2d; Mad. | WINTER & HARPER 4 t preys a Firnt Vice-President ssa lvideanmespla ta eaaed aboond Rall sist a tours a Ee an iioeh, deatthe 903 Second Ave. Seattle, Wash 2. Hi. Boul! me re fisebiyyanpe ees ilieiecenaielsbsoilb-idha tices Smart haa made extensive ex-| 440 p,m, _@pokane-Rowlund io Leleplowe, boultle, Red % | : pene oe . Voll, the Assayer. 04-05 Roxwell bik} Periments on colored glass for «hin | th Vou Chicego wud Bagh Clephond, Weal i. DUOTT, Manager | PLOSOODOOOOHOS | TPAC 4 Gousral Wonking Business saailicliaa a i s.. mg