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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

BUREINa o. THE CossFITUTioz
FRR EEaIEn HoUsE.-This build
ing was BY order Of the Mayor and
Council sold 81 auction the other
day, and bought by DR.. Gilman,
who Immediately began TO tear Il
down bnt was prevented iFOm
completing the work By the issu-
ance Of writ OF Injunction. This
delay was vexatious enough, since
the trial could not DO had until
June and q contract has already
been made for the building Of a new
Engine House for the reception Of
the steamer ordered for this com.
pany and this new house conld not
be built until the old one was re.
moved and night before last the
subject was put in 3 much worse
condition by the.act Of an incendi.
airy, who set the house on fire and
burned the wood work, leaving the
brick walls standing in the way Of
the contemplated new structure
The members of the company have
called a meeting 10 endeavor TO
learn who is the author Of the fire.
VIZ hope they will succeed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
OBITUARY.

JOSEPH u. COOSs, Of Madison
Parish, Louisiana, died at the Prentlss
House, in thi, city, a 6 O'Clock Thursday
morning the alta instant, from pneumonia
In his death the people OF Madison mourn
the lOs, Of one OF their belt citizens, ever
true and fai,hIul 10 duty. and his personal
friends regret II with poignant sorrow. ioE
tha NJ was endeared TO them rom his child.
hood BY the klndest and NEST amiable dit
position.
Mr.. Coons consiitW ion aud general health,
mphirOd by the hsTdsb Pc and prlvatlonI
Of the exile, In whicl all Madison parl,h
suffered In 1865 aud 1854, vas broken BY hi.
Ardrouf lAborss and expo u'eSlnce 10 work
Ing bis plantation. That labor has happily
made provision for his widow and children
but the loss Of the true aad faithfal friend
We upright. honest. and honorable man,
~ gtntle and ageetionate father and de,
voted husband, Is IrrepArAble. d.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05


The river rose I've inches 81
Cairo on The Eta ct.
The Ohio is declining.
The Mississippi is swelling at 81
Louis and ) I'll ht rise j. reported
.at Keoknk.
The Illinois is open and business
TO Peoria resumed.
The Missouri has q fair boating
stage to LeaVenWorth.
The Memphis Appeal Of the
18th ult., says:
The river rose 10 inches the past
"a hours. Below high water mark
Of 1857, IL feet / inch.
There has been no change In the
stage Of water in the Arkansas and
White rivers since our last report.
The former continues 10 fall slow
.lys with no prospect ola rise, while
the latter Is about stationary wltha
fair boatiag stage TO Jacksonport.
The Robert Z. Lee was to have
left New Orleans yesterday morn.
ing at ten o'clock, which will bring
her here tonight some time.
Captain John Shirley, Of Louis
vile, is receiving proposals from
Louisville builders for the con.
%struction Of q hrst.Class New Or
leans freight boat for parties in the
South, who expect to commence
work In Ten days.
The tow boat, Sam Merwln, was
to have left Louisville on saturday,
for New Orleans, towing the hulls
Of the Lafourche, Romeo, Louisa,
and the wrecking boat, Submarine
No. 3. containing LOO tons OF hay,
corn and -four.
The following are the particulars
Of the destruction Of the tow boat,
Neville, on the 2Sth ult., in the Ohio
river.
AT / 40 P. N. the towboat Neville,
bound from Louisville TO this city,
burst her boilers opposite the
North bend with considerable
force. Persons on lamd say it seem
ed to lii the cabin up and carry thu
fragments OF in frightful conius
ion. a fire broke out almost i'm
mediateiy. The boat had thret
barges in tow, which were imme
diately cut loose and saved.
The pilot, james Praler, who wa
at the wheel was thrown up a grea
distance In the air and came dow
in the water, Strange TO say, b
was able 10 get into one Of tho bal
!. ges, though badly hurt.
Harmon y. Durradt, second o.
gineer, was ~frightfuly scalde
/, about the head, and died In thrt
hours he is supposed to live in VI
way, Indiana. Ivan Fagin, dee
hand, confused and scalded, On
: will probably die; he lives in Coz
ingtOn, KY. Geo. w. Movar, dec
hand, dangerously injured at
4 scalded lives In New kichmou
Ohio. A colored man was throw
9 into the barges and was killed I
d SANITY. Chas. Nelson, colorl
10 fireman, and another man, mas
o unknown, missing.
!. Capt Moses Peckelheimer "
In his room asleep and escap
., without injury. That any Of I
q officers and crew OF fourteen ghou
" have escaped with their lives
g, almost miraculous The boat VI
& valued at $4,000. She hoal
IS down four miles and sunk az
y burning TO the waters edge.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
STATE ITEMS.


From the jackson Clarion, of the
LIST inst, we ge. the TWO following
items;
At three o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon, Lieut.. w. II. Vinal, officer
of the day, appeared at the City
Hall, having Z. II. Yerger in
charge, and presented to Judge E.
w. Cabiness, Of the County Court,
presiding, the following order:
HEAD Q'Rs, Posi- OF JAcKsoN,l
Jackson, Miss, Feb. 2S,ls1O.(
Frst-Lieut. ". II. ViRGl, Officer
ofth Day;
SIR: In compliance with tele-
graphic instructions from the Adj.
%jutant General OF the Army, Of this
date, you are hereby instructed TO
turn over citizen prisoner, e NJ.
Yerger, TO the Civil authorities.
By order of Gen. Granger,
A. WIsHART,
LIST Lieut., & Bvt. Capt. U. S. A.,
Post Adjutant.
Upon the receipt Of the above
order BY Judge Cabiness, sheriff
Lake received the prisoner, giving
Lieut.. Viual receipt for him, when
Lieut.. VIM. Atwood, Adjutanl
General 4th Military District, filed
an affidavit charging E. NJ. Yergel
with the murder OF 1T. Col. JOS. q
Crane, on the Sth day of June
1859. An examination was waived
by the prosecution aud the prison
er was committed without bail.
We learn that q Mr.. Vim. Hen
bricks, living some six miles lfron
here on the Raymond road, was oI
: Saturday night, shot and suppeset
mortally wounded by an ASSASSIN
Mr.. II. was In bed and heardl
! call at his gate, when he arose an
5 went TO his front door, upon hi
/ stepping outside the party VIII
-. had called, spoke to him; Mr.. l
l thought he recognized the voice {
: O man who had sworn 10 kill hin
aud Immediately stepped back, an
was in the act OF closing the doc
e between him and the party outsld
= when he received q charge OF bucl
= shot in the breast. Mr.. Hendricl
l. has recently settled in this count
& having removed from Arkansas,
Rankin county about ten years ag
q The Columbus Sentinel says It
II reported that ]. A. Orr, Of COlur
a bus, will be appointed one OF Il
+ Judges of the Supreme Court
a Mississippi.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
IN 0GENIORIUM.


hEAOIJTlOhb OF bONtAA LODGE liz
=. A. A. q.
whereas. Our. worthy and esteemed
hrOther THOMAS JONES. BY the newt
able and wire d~lSpenfation Of Providence,
has been removed from our circle 20 jeln
that eternal brotherhood which ever exist.
eth In the realms Of uhondiHg Iifet and
whereas, OnF departed brother wa endeaf-
ed 70 US 10y his assOcihti0ne as Mason, a.
we'll as his respected and seadekFihR traits
Is q mans TIE efoTe. bell " ihia Ledge
Resolved, That In the death OF our BE-
loved brother, Il Ledge 1as paaeFed 4
great loss. Masonry q bright axamFla sod
ely 3 worthy member, Christianity 80, ~.
dsnt lover, \ his family adevOted frieAd
Rss0gVad, That we extsadt0 Ne family
and relatives OF TIE deceased our maternal
NmpAthy. and sincerely imnlofe Tor then
he biessinsg efa mefeimt aaa ever eoasia-
@Ate Providence, ard te14er thea the ~
satanee ~ our sliding thlatas ia theft
welfAraAege and heroe1Zran0 lHaNr Ia
Resolved Ehhs this L5d6a, be draped il
mourning fof tAitsy deFP, and thas the
membeIe sea- ~ uaRal naage e monra'
( kesolSea, Th4f thesk bfa5AAlhkt b pub.
lishsa ID the aIefhldJ 9nd6 stpy VIM 81
2. ~. Ledsa @senti ~ ne fanllyes ~
IN ial $500 n. A4cAaEaoN, ]
ae3a t93l sis. RRaQke u.
UuH.ma - -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

CoRRECT QUoTATIoE.-It is the
hard tate OF some authors 10 have
a line or sentence Of their writing
perpetually quoted, and almost in
variably quoted wrongly; a fact
always recalled to my MUD on
hearing the First Lesson wherein
the prophet is desired TO write a
denuncialion OF woe upon the walls,
"that he may run who readeth it !"
that is that taking warning he may
escape. Often as this has been
pointed out people still persist in
qouting il "thGt he rh0 runs SaGy
read as lit were merely the plain
ness OF writing that the stress is
laid upoh THUS entirely pervert-
ing the sense of the passage. Cow
peI's well hackneyed cup which
cheers but not GAeJriateS," un-
dergoes no great deterioration by
the alterations in the bard's EIm-
JerS; but it is hard upon Pope, a
master Of finish as regards form,
that one OF his perfect lines
Welcome The coming, speei the going
guSSt,
should be spoiled Gas 1t is in at least
ninety-ninc'ont OF every hundred
cases) by the substitiOn Of 'pdrtiagf
for going whereby both Of the
Alterations aud the autithesis
are LOST Then there is poor DR..
Watts, again and again persever-
ingly credited with an abomipEble
Americanism, only too prevalent
among careless writers OF our own
day, but which he never was gail.
ty Of
Let bears and lions gfOwl and agha
For 'tis heir nature 70.
In every edition, old or new, that /
have seen, Of his poems, the VeEse
stands:
Let dogs delieht 70 bark and bitst
For Cod hath made then sbs
Let beaEs and lieBs gE0vl ena aghk
1 For 'tis taer nature 20 We dls1l
But l have never then been able to
persuade any body Of the fact.
heGi0miRes CGlOmmes' aays Ba-
slle, in "FigsEO," ~ ea feste toH-
ours guesgss chosen hJ
1000 BOuzzs Clans COLLECzED
All persons having claims for
Bounty or Pension In our hands at
this point are requested to inquire
after the same byletter or otherwise
as soon as practicable. %
Large numbers Of these elaine
are collected and awaiting payment.
Many Others require additional ev-
idence, which should be- furnished
at once. Parties addressing as win
receive prompt response as 20 the
condition Of their olaima
Planters hagG1g hands on their
places holding our receipts, Cor
those Of Lee y FlOrey, g. @. Ad-
am or II, e, 0'BeillyD are respectz
fully requested 10 bring THE uotice
10 their attention, or write hs n
their behalf.
JM0{6Ys y NEDAiSks
U, S. Ciaim Agents.
Office over Post8iise, VloksbaFe,
Miss.
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
A Boston Correspondent Of .

A Boston Correspondent OF .
western paper says the "Boston
club women sit about their pleas
sat open fires in their unobtru-
sive attire, and talk BY the hour
on Greek philosophy and the
Hindoo religion.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

A man whose wife hnng her
self in his presence, on being
asked why he did not prevent the
tragedy, replied II Cut her
down three times last week, and
i can't be always cutting her
down.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
HYMENEAL.

Married, In s.. Augustine 5 Chapel, I'm.
versity Of the South, on the eth instant, by
theRt. Rev. W. ". Green, JOHN MERCER
GOTTEN to SAIL IL s. GREEN, e.der
daughter 81 the Bishop t
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
VICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT
CONNECTED DAILY by
The Chamber of Commerce..
FOE TIE viCKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large Tote. In illing sma.l orders
higher rates arc charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

re wwnanh 81 a.ana ~ mefA
WMH&z8#44Us @@M N4#
coumfze5s
zHsftH cnfrent yc1ffz ~ 81 ia [Ilf yeats
itAT A1Ge ie4isd uH4a lead 81 mia H.a
re- ~ % att tnT1fE0laIIsr this Hh
'&etfN4a - 1 IT,
AAAHa ehAs0ef sax I'll
zfcr
% AE II An4ll
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

ButtsE, choice Ohio. y 49,. . g.
prnai 70 choice, = 49, gt 81
.usss 5sis FSssoa ) 30
kim cried, dts, p 81. e.. E9 g g
Country green y bbl........ b3 I'D
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
DIP PORTER

.DR PORTER
ann GREAT
WHHIgAE NEEHKcfa
~ e esd
G0NauNAQRk0F DISEASES
VIE he visited ell ta in4
cities in the NoFi 81
Eastern, and V en
and met VITA Unparalleled
auceeas Ia tho treatment of
ell diseases; but monn
especially lhoso Of
chronie nature 81 81
long standing. and
which have bslled
theskill Of aII ofh-
e. phYslciaua viii
0rovfdence per-
hitting, profess
sfonaHy yfait
NATCHEz MISS
From Erday. nalsA -. . raaAz
March iith.
BATON ROUGE.
From saturday. March is,h. % saturday.
March Issh.
pO AMAE Mtuoss
From SATURDAY. matnIns, March 18Th, 70
Tuesday night. March 2gta. 1919.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS,
~ rom Wednesday morning Maroh aosh. to
Friday night April lsts $50
YAZ0OC ITY, MISS,
From Saturday mornLnH April q, teIa@
daY night April on, leN,
GRENADA, MISS,
From wednesday morning April 6ih, 70
Friday night April Hthi ls7u
HOLLY SPRINGS, -. MISS,
From Saturday morning April en-. b
Tuesday night April 18th, 1870.
CORINTH,. Mss,
=
From Thursday morAlng April lalh, 10
Monday night April isth. 1870.
IOK0LONA, ..,...........M MISS,
From Tuesday morbirE April 10Th, %
Thursday night April alAts leio.
ABERDEEN, MISS,
From Friday mornlnr Amli 22d, to Mon
daylight Apnl95'h. 1870.
The Doctor treats ell diseases, IN
all their various forms and stages
without the use Of calomel or mer'
cury In any form, strychnlne, arse
uic, or any poisonous substance
whatever, his remedies being com
pounded BY himself, and composel
! entirely Of herbs, barkE,sseds
&C., purely vegetable, highly cleo
/, tgical remedies shat donet weake|
! or dehilItAte the system in the leas|
but strengthen vitaIIze, and vlgcI
etc, nelther do. they prevent u
patient from attending 70 his /
her avery day business.
Ii LLL-k 4ak AL
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05
own Houses,


From 3 20 8 . nl.9 ~
II the Doctor IL not sthsrWise en-
gagged. OmCs hours from 8 o'clock
Ii the morning 10 9 O'clock n Che
.svealng. on Sundays from 8 70.
u In the morning., and from 2 70
Gin ne evening, For further IN
foFmation zee fcirvulara, With
large uumhsr of feoumnSndati
distributed ag Ia dWallins A.s
h tad clsy end sisiai awhie
also CID BE oblal6sd ! lis rooms.
,FB bM Iffea G
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

N lePaid "a Diseases Qf re
il Y f. AN d r a n,
The Doctor has visited many o.
the cities two, thfee aud iouF times.
ovor, and has SUCCESSFULLY usated
moro than 100 PERSONS lu the
States Of Georgia and aAlahamn
alone, and more thsn 1900, II Z
insIpde Kentucky and Tepnessee
land more than 3,700, inoladine
North and South Carolina very
many Of whom were pronounced
inpurable by their attending physl-
clans, and given up 10 die, but who
to-day. thank God, are still IN The
laud Of the living, and In Che enjoy.
ment Of perfect health, pursuing
their accustomed avocadOus. The
Doctor does not make these slate
ments because 10 considers himself
more skillfulth than those other physi,
clans but, simply because he ~sincere'
Iy believes that the remedies which
he employs will prove efiaolous and
more completely adapted 10 the
treatment Of diseases, especially
those Of a chronic nature. Afiict-
ed, read carefully-cousider sefi.
Ously, and unprejudicially, and act
Immediately. Call at once at bis
room, as tle Doctor charges nOth-
ing for advice. The doctor furn-
isles all the necessary remedies a
once to remove the complaint
thoroughly and permanently 81 q
very reasonable price. The Doc
tor, If he can cure you, or even ben
eft you, will tell you 50, but II h
. cannot, no win so inform you, and
) will not take your case 10 hand.
Patients Visited at theiI
- -- fN a#f E
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

$50 e Weak Asana
N#'e
1"EN ~.
=s HN H1HE
E
DIS YOUNG 8
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

nR NWARAAZ WaR
Roa@ as abosgRGm sra
|WntvRis war 9A 81 aaasHq'
baP0Hr GIBSON, Mss
EsSh Wya Mssskaa. = wa
raseA %. he tla4Aa q
OsYKA. HIs1
ESea astanses nsni Na go. 3
THeseaz ntzht AaSnf ssh itT9
EBR0oKHAVG MISS
FFem Wean@aay ae9nlnE aaEeh con. 8
friday niaht AplA IS -,
GOODMAN, 1880. MISS,
zen saturday aognlng, Aprii d. 3
Tue aag niznt tpfa 81 so.
lVA1ukN ~. MISS
wednesday mdsfinF. ksri "a. :
Friday MIGHT April e1h, lele.
Oxford MISS
From saturday mornine. Anril aih. Z
Tuesday nigha apIil ialh, l60.
ITbfELO3. $40 MISS.
From Wednesday morning, Aprli islh
fripay nigHil ApfilI5.h. $50.
WEST POlNH
from satagaaF mpshln
Tuesday night Apfalath
aeiIeod
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

'oFFIcD BOARD Ln4Ea c0HpRs ron,
Bolivar Hashninelpn ed 4aenaf'os3
s Gfeensine' All4 Feb im
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-05

Office over P8staiiae, VlcksbaTe,
Miss.
mar2-d&wtf. ,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

tnre Of the Franconis Valley fBi xty years sgo us
in ore OF s Spring furies tore of the doors Oh sn w
foundery in Francons, and, sweepins 'e -, -,
story carried of these two iron he'"o'' " - ~ :.
under earth and stones in some corner W on0o'' W
no nort.I oou,d find them. Last Springs freshet un-
Nv ~ ~, -, mora than two miles from the spot where
,a ,oundorv stood few old men knew them and their
, and there the kettles have ain all Summer on tho
roadside adorning and eOrroborating many stage
dor,s tale II the Gale River had deferred its impa-
tent freak say for thousand years, who knows what
nerpextes might arisen the Fall session Of tho
American Academy in 1870
little further on, in front OF o low brown cottage,
we saw a strange sort Of gudeboard Of rough wood.
with little girl sitting under it, As we came near we
saw that the board above her head bore an inscription
and that abe held covered basket in her lap The in
scription was as follows:
Four LEGGED Chicken,
CENTS q SITE
or course the wagon lifted up its voice. and beginning
tumble pockets demanded site" OF the mon
strosity. There 1t was, sure enough. A fourlegged
chicken and mistake, not many days old. The super
uous legs drawn up tight to its poor little scrawny
body, but 1t uttered and walled so piteousy that we
had not hearts TO molest and frghten by very pro-
onged examination we handled it about.
As she put It back on the cotton wool in the basket 1t
gave feeble cry and rolled on Its back the extra
legs are evidently in its way Poor little victim OF ma
lures WlSe law OF Varlauon. VIC ioAs pUS0 o1uNNAVN
after all by sight Of it.
"How lucky that all the chickens in this region are
not born /" said somebody 1--WE should have 80 much
drumstick for dinner!"
al wish they were." called out Young America:
"there aint half drumsticks enough; drumstcks
are the best part"
And came on, laughing and looking TIL the sun
set and drove up on the grand Bethlehem
plateau found Mounts Washington, Adams, and JEFF
nd ha I'M the PILOTS all
of one solemn gray blue tint wrapped for the night in
their most impenetT8ble reserve. II. H.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
YESTERDAYS EXAMINATION.

TESTIMONY OF LEVI J. IsAACs, WILLIAM II. CARR,
AND DR.. JOHN BEACH-ADJoURNMENT.
The Courtroom yesterday was not quite so
crowded on the previous days Nevertheless, the
approaching termination Of the inquest and the anxiety
10 hear the verdict verdict should be given filed all
the seats and the aisles. Mr.. Eathans sons were all
present and julius ]. Lyons, esq, their cousin
The first witnessed called yesterday was Mr. Levi J..
Isaacs the undertaken, who prepared the body Of Mr.
Nathan for burial.
THE UNDERTAKERs TESTIMONY.
Reside at No. 20l Eighthave.; sexton and under.
taker.
O. BY the Coroner-on the morning of the 2sth of July
last you at the house OF Mr.. Nathan NO. West
Twenty y-third-sti A. was.
O. What time A. Between and6t
O. Who was there A. Mr.. Washington and Mr.. Freder-
lex Nathan, Mr. ]. ]. Lyon and officer Mangam,
O. Did you see the body f-please describe its position.
A. The body had been lying Its back with the feet
up in this position extending his hands above his
headD
about two feet to the right OF the body.
O. When you went in, did you notice light burning
therei A. did, avery dim sas-hsht' about t~o-tmrds
O. What position was the light twas it behind the
the window do not think that the shutter closed.
O. When you took possession OF the body did you OBJ
IL covered with blood from head 10 footf A did,
pretty much so
TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM II. CARR.
@ Where do you resdei A. At the Fifth Avenue
Hoteli
O. onthe morning OF the 29th OF July were you called
TO Mr. Nathans house, A. Yes
O. What timef A. Twenty minutes past g.
O. Who did you meet therei A. saw Frederick Ma
than and Washington Nathan; Mr.. Washing ton Nathan
at the door went in; he told me TO go in, his
father had been murdered.
O. Were they dressed A. Yes
q When you went up stairs in what position did you
OF the body substantially the previous witnesses.
O. Did you notice whether a light was burningf A.
Yes, there "A light
O. About what forcei A. About onethrd OF the force.
O. Did you hear alarm OF murders A did not; I
heard them making a noise; / conld not understand
what they said because was too far of.
BY Mr.. Fellsws-Was there any intervening object
between this light and the street A. There the
curtain and the shutters.
O. Were they closedi A. II is my impression that
they were partly closed.
q. Were the shades drawn downf A. They were
partly down.
BY Mr. Russell-You first saw those on the door
stepi A. Yes.
q Was your attention directed TO the windowi A. Oh,
O. You could not the light from the street, A. No.
q Did you Officer Mangnm theret A. saw him In
the street; he walked up to the young men, and they
said something him. he seemed to walk very lesurely
toward Fifth-aye.; l thought he might have walked
faster when got To the Erie building he raped with
his elub there reply and he walked back again
there small boy in front OF the house he spoke 10
that boy then went toward Sixthave. by that time
was all dressed and hurried right over IL proba
bly, between two and three minutes before | got down
stairs
q Who was there when YOU entered the roomi A.