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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
AND HIS BLIND PUPILS,

OWE this Concert to help lift the old debt
" Of the Methodist Z. Church, South Its
object, we trust, will draw many auditors, to all
Of whom ample compensation can be promised
by one whose privilege it sometimes is to listen
10 the sweet and soulstirring strains that come
yelling with peculiar and touching patho, from
the hearts Of these Gods afflicted children.
,o- Doors open at 8 o'clock. Admission so
cents for grown persons -25 for children.
Romney, June ~, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
Commissioners Notice.
A. Duncan, &c, Complainant,

A. Duncan, &c, Complainant,
rs
Samuel Bumgarner's Administrator, &c.
Defendants, In CHANCERY.
DE - decree rendered ut the April term OF the
- Circuit Court Of Hampshire county. West
Nlrglnin, tho undersigned a. special Commissions
er IN this cause il directed, after having first
given notice by publ cation in the South Branch
lntsligencer for six successive weeks of the time
and place and purposes of his proceeding under
this said decree, (Which publication is made
equivalent To personal service OF notice upon all
parties interested
LIST. To state. settle and adjust the account of
james II. Powell, lnie Sheriff of Hampshire
county, and as such administrator de bonjs non
with the will annexed of Samuel Bumgarner,
decd
Ind To- convene before him the creditors Of
the said Samuel Bumgarner, decd 10y publca-
ton rs aforesaid
Bud To ascertain the liens and priorities Of
the liens upon the real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, stating also such other
matters As he may deem pertinent or either party
may require.
ner, decd and all others IN tercsted
Take Notice,
That on the 10Th lay Of July, 1873 at my
Office in Romney, ! shall proceed to carry out
the directions Of the above reciied decree, ut
which time aud place all the creditors of the
said Samuel Bumgarner, decd are required 20
present and prove their claims against the said
Samuel Bumgaruer, decd, before me, and all
other parties interested may attend for the pro-
lection Of their interest
Given under my hand as Special Commission
er aforesaid, at my said Office, this 10Th day Of
May, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

-'It is said one ounce &C arsenic put MA.
I'VE gallons OF wafer, Slightly warm, and sprink
ed upon potato vines, viii drive or One bugs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

XoU ARE POLITELY INVITED TO CALL
4 and examine the following:
800 pairs Nous Shoes at 81 %, ecery
par eraTranted
400 pairs Mems Pl0io Shoes
400 poirs Mems Kip Shoes
800 pairs Mems Cdlf Shoes
500 Pyns Mems Caif Boots
500 Poirs Mons Cutters
500 pairs La8ieS Cutters at 81 90;
5O0~pars Ladies' Slippers at so, 75c
AMI 81 90;
500 pairs Lqfanfs Slippers at 25c, all
colors;
200 pairs Ladies Newport Ties;
300 patrs L,,c'ies Croquct Slippers;
zoo pairs Misses Croquet Slippers
500 pairs Chttis Shoes, all colors !;
button, face, heels and Without heels;
40 3ozen Mems fine Panama Hats, al
81 90 ;,--
40 dozen Mems fine Canton .Strav Hat,
at 81 90;
100 dozen Mems .Mi1aga Summer Hats,
a. 25c;
Sc. dozen Boys pressed .Straw Hats a
I5cj
IN immense Stock Of CA;laren's !Strqlo
X1fs, ycrY cheap.
4 ecry iurye and elegant assortment NJ
Lafies and genHemcas TRUNKS and
TRAVELLING BAGS. psy- Remembers
EDWARDS Is tie only man in Western
NarHlaad ,cho kecps HE celebrated PAL
ACE TRUNK ,rjh combination lock :;
M hcy required.
HATS and GAPS Of he rcry latest
styles recfjscd daily from, me Jest honses in
Ne'c KoA city, THE most durable and
Jeauf3H fHhg BOOTS Il SHOES mode
10 order promptly. Reparing done neat
" and olrIys really at Tie time promised
Do"t /orgct hc place, at
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
Nay 80, 1873.


DO an original and onendcd Bills
The object Of these Bills is 10 haze partition
OF ihe estate. both personal and real, Of Edward
IucNIe decd, among those entitled thereto
That those fin r9ssessi6s thereof he reouired +,
account Tor BE same as well as the rcDts j. Uos
."' o6 Of the real estate ar1 ihni f'a same
Oc paid over under direction Of the Court .l
i.r 5uca other reefa7 the Interests of the parties
require and equity admits &C. Aud 10 appearing
by affidavit Sled iha; fhc defendants - Trio
kIo, widow of Stephen Trickle, decd Lewis
S'rEsr Oncsimus q IS Stoker T. " & U8lrt-
son Stoker, are non-residents OF this State d.
is ordered That the said defendants do arposr
hese within ono month after The duo publication
Of This order and DO what is necessary % pro-
ieci ideir Interest in this suit rD'&
CHAS " TAYLOR,
Clerk G. G. n County.
Inn L. $50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

Same, Defendants, In CHANCERY
DY decree rendered at the April term Of the
Id Circuit Court of Hampshire county, West
Va, the undersigned, a Special Commissioner
in these causes, is directed, after giving notice
by six weeks successive publication in the South
Branch inteiiigencer of the time, place aud pur-
poses of his proceeding under this said decree
(Which publication is made equivalent to per
sonal service ofnotice upon all parties in ,eresied)
LIST. To ascertain the liens and their priorities
upon the lands in the Bills mentioned
End To give notice of the time and place and
purposes of his action under this decree by pub.
LEGATION as aforesaid, and To report To the Court
the foregoing and such otherimatters as he may
deem pertinent or the parties interested may
require.
To The Creditors Of said Michael oats
and all others interested,
TAKE NOTICE,
That the 9th day of July, 1873, at nv Office
in Romney, shall proceed to carry out the d-
rections of the above recited decree at which
time aud place the creditors of said Michael Oats
and all others interested are required TO present
and prove their liens upon the real estate in the
Bills mentioned, before me and all other parties
interested may attend for the protection of their
interests.
Given under my hand as Special Commits
sioner aforesaid, at my said Office, this 9th day
n June
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
HnIfe Notice.
SAMUEL j.. FLOURNOY,
Special Commissioning



TO the creditors Of Samuel Bumgarner, de-
j ceased in pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Hampshire county, made in a
cause therein pending to subject the real estate
Of The said Samuel Bumrarner 10 tho payment
Of bis debts you are required 10 present your
claims against the said samuel BumRarncr, for
adjudication to Samuel T.. Flouruov Special
Commissioner, at bis Office 10 The said county
on or before the 9TH day Of July, l373.
Witness G.. ". Taylor Clerk Of said Court
this 29tb day Of May, 1873
G. VI. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Nay 80, 1873.
INVEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules hell
w in The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire County, on the FIRST Monday ia
June s73
Johu W. Philips, Complainant,
rs
4. johnson, &c Defendants.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
Commissioners Notice.

William MOreland, Complainant,
rs.
Michael Oats, &c, Defendants,
David Pugh, Complainant,
Same, Defendants,
John Creswcll, Complainant,
Same, Defendants,
Margaret Peasmaker, Complainant,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
JOB MOSES, slEr i "a :. G,!!iifinHKps
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.

~ bHbANh PNJTOFTC WATERS
1uIs 1y,,tHs. Jofta, AsTHss. HuoNcurrTa qCnr
, 1n-,eI hothslrtssl DIFFICULT EnrATHrso ~
.lFlEHT toFHrWFrfOH AND frsq TBfaraers m.
have no taste - nn~dicine ard a. g6if4 In 49,
mem Thousands hsre been restov-d 81 h..fs6 49,
n.o before despaiTed Igsii1nrny glvsn Ia hurdrsd.
e eases Ask for BRYA MS PULHONfC W,fFj. 80
Price 10 cents Der box. JOB MOc - 49,
Tor. ~ Cortlandf Street We. Vrrk 'f as'bfse-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

As frequently stated, We publish no
communication without the writer's name,
as private guarantee of good faith. During
tho prcstn, week we received two such COM
munications, therefore, they do not appear.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

is large and good, and their prices for them are
extremely low. You would not think that such
rich aud elegant Maniels could be sold so cheap.
And al their establishment YOU can purchase a
CRATE either Low-doNn or Elevates, Plain or
Elaborate.
in addition TO their Stock of MONUMENTS,
teadstones and Mantels, they have "A large stock
of VI7RIFfED CLAl, water and drain pipe
from 2 To Is inch bore in sections Of full three
feet CHIMNEY TOPS, CHIMNEY III YES,
and beautiful VASES, all sizes, FOR the CAR
DEN or PARLOR, are on hand in large quaint
lies Send for pattern sheet Of pipes Chimney
tops, Chimney-fues, or Vases The drain and
water pipes are much cheaper than iron, and
much more durable, for they will not rust, nor
will they rot. Remember the place
10 d II North CENTRE ST,
CUMBERLAND, MD.
January 27 1871 IF
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

CoUNTY COURT. Full proceedings Of
the rccout session of the Hampshire County
Court, appear in to-day's paper.
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THE GREAT FRENcr REMEDY.
DELAMARRF,s sPrrTFFc pYvVs

EI"THTNlI ~ y WNNN NI'TFNF-
No 1lf Roe Lombard Pasfs
Inces pills are highly recommended ~ ne enftr.
McIca fac1ly ~ Trance az t3e vsFy bosf rersedy
~ AZ osses ~ rp1rmatorrhoes. - seminal akness
Wcak Sptnef ieppffta IN the Lrtne Narr0us ~
bty. and AT the ghasty train al Diaesaas 1900
Trcln Anuee aun norret hzuta They ~ars sftsr M
other remedies ta and have been used with asfonah
tng success - IRE leading Freuch Pbysioans furnr
tne past ~ yo1rz Pamphlet ~ Advice In each 80
o. vin b sent Free " am adire.s Price = a Per
HoH. sent b. mail. frrrr~iE Rated Yrsr1 an afser
gs.,s., % 80 EF.ee ~ AZ sdyegt!sed AGENT
sole General A gent for Arneros
For safe, 80 R1mpev. bv
w ~ MCDOWELL, Druggist.
August ., 1872.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

MICE lot Ready made clothing. al
~ Nay l5, 1873. 81. p. DAWSON $.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
NAGAN MS

Jannary "a, la1l.-tl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13

The Stanton Spectator say, that three farms
were sold AT auction in Rockbridge county, Va
last Saturday, and showed an advance Of TWEEN
~ per cent in real estate since the Valley Rail-
road letting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
RAILHAY INTERESTS.

CHANGE IN THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC DIRECTORY
At meeting of the Directors of the Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad Company, held at its Office NO
2s7 Broadway Saturday Col Thomas A. Scott OF Penn
syvana was elected President, Andrew Peirce, r OF
New-York, Vice President and General Manager Gen.
Clintus b. Fisk OF st. Louis, Treasurer; and John T.
Thomson Thomas A. Scott Albert /. Dennis, and David
saoman new IL is stated that the reorgan
ization Of the Board with Col Scott President and
the bringing of Pennsylvania men into the management,
indicates an alliance of the Missouri lines with the Penn
sylvania Central and combination Of the Texas and
Pacific and the Atlantic and Pacific interests in one line,
instead of two across the Continent below the snow
belt II ls stated that Col SCOTS European visit is
accordance with this plan. Mr.. Peirce, the General
Manager Of the Atlantic and Pacific and its leased lines,
still retains the control of the property
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1O-The Sacramento
Record recognized organ of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, violently assas the several prominent
capitalists of Francisco who were recently negoh
atng for the purchase OF controlling interest In SAID
Company. This declaration OF war is regarded with
surprise by business here as the Railroad Company
the extent of s25OoOoO gold, borrowed TO pay
tnT s spposed 10 be the refusal OF the capitalists TO
complete the proposed purchase.
THE ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND FULTON RAIL
ROAD.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The st. Louis, Iron
Mountain Fulton Branch Railroad has been granted
an extension of its mail route from Argata to Arkade
phia &C niles.
RAILROAD MOTIFS
Arrangements are making for the immediate
construction Of a Milwaukee and ST. Louis Air Line
Railroad. The officers of the Milwaukee and Northern
Illinois Railroad interested in the property. The
cost OF construction will not exceed t2 per mile and
the entire cost of the line from Milwaukee TO Varna e
miles where the road s TO connect with the Jackson
vile line of the Chicago Alton, and St. Louis Railroad
is estimated at g. 100000 BY this route the distance
between Milwaukee and 81. Louis would be shortened
so miles 1t stated that the project is favored by the
farmers oranges Of Northern and Central Illinois.
The officials of the Southern Railway
Security Company of which combination the Rich
mond and Danvile Railroad Company is part, deny
that the latter company has decided to surrender the
lease of the North Carolina Railroad from Greensboro
TO Charlotte and thus terminate all suits as TO its
validity and the right Of the lessee TO change the gauge
Of the leased road"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.

A norton of the booths formerly obstruct-
ing the streets around Fulton Market which were not
moested at the time the main number were DESTROYER
we're torn down. Saturday, and for the nrst Time ih
many years the thoroughares that lead TO TWO great
ferries are now free from blockade The remnant COD
sisted of booths lining the sidewalk OF southst from
Beekman-st. to Peck-sip. Anticipating the WorKneh
OF the Board OF Health the occupants OF the STANDS De-
gan to tear down the structures early Saturday morn
ing and worked hard at their task all day. Atop. M
the work was completed; every stand had been de-
stroyed the materials carted away aud the rubbish
swept up by the streetcleaners. The Board OF Health
were informed by the Sanitary Inspectors OF the obed
ence OF the Landowners and accordingly did not send
any workmen to the spot
Inspector Gridey, in obedience to the commands oil
the Board of Health, went Saturday with force OF
workmen to the foot Of West Fortieh-s to remove the
steamer Algonquin, used q rendering boat by the
New York Fertilizer Co.. either 20 Barren lsiand OF SUM
other place beyond the city limits. On arriving az tne
pier, however, he found that the vessel had Oeen
taken away by and had been TO yea across
the Hudson River into the waters OF New-Jersey De
tween Weehswken Ferry and Stevens Point lnasnuGn
as the vessel seemed to be aground ana as e was III
doubt whether he had right TO invade the BORDERS OF
another State Inspector Grdley resolved not 10 ACT u
iii he should receive further orders from the Board
Frank Swift entered upon the execution OF ME con
tract for removing dead animals rom the clty on sat
urday, transporting barge load OF ohal 10 barreh
Island during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
THE OHIO CANVASS.
EXTRACTS FROM SPEECH BY THE HON. WILLIAM
ALLEN, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
CuITJ ICOTIIF

EXTRACTS FROM SPEECH BY THE HON. WILLIAM
ALLEN DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR,
AT CHILLICOTHE
II has been said that the Democratic organ
ization TO certain extent acted unwisey In attempting
10 restrain the unbrdled fury OF the opposition IN the
late great struggle IN this country That Is grave mis-
take The passions OF the other party carried them far
beyond their sober prudence would have dictated
in their conduct OF the late and IL necessary
that while the Union should be preserved Intact and the
and dignity OF the Federal Government vim
dicated the matter should not be allowed 10 run INTO
necessary that the Democratic party should enter pro
test and that Northern feeling should ntercede when
these ends had accomplished and had IL not been
for this protest the part OF the Democracy let me ask
you where would the have endedf You can answer
In the destruction Of the whole South and the Southern
the North, and mainly In the Democratic organization
The time has come for action, and say 70 you,
my friends, that next TO the act OF eboshing free
Government would be the abolition OF the Democratic
party What is Democracyf Is 1t not Government OF
the peOplel IL Is simply Government for the Whole
people and not for any special particular class. We
Democrats favor OF special laws that In the
least look 10 the favOrinR OF classes The great point
now at stake lie whether the Government shall be car
red on by the people unit, by few persons who
live 70 fill their Golfers and Zurich themselves and their
descendants az the expense Of the people; sucking
at the public moneys until they resemble the rat In the
meatub that had eaten much that he could rot
out At the bunghoie and all these men retained in
machinery. Not one In fifty IN the Republican party
and by Republican party the masses and NOT The
OHce-nOders-will cry out that they want things 10
remain AZ they now stand. No human In the United
States WAC Is not paid officer OF the Government can
deny the fact that the corruptions existing
ned nine hundred and OF every thousand
IN the country, and the Democracy intend that they
shall have al Opportunity OF remedyi0g these evils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11

will probably be the Havana though OF this we Ere net
certain IL r now estimated that the crop that Sl
this route is from 10000 to 10000 crater.
The steamer has done very Wcll 70 far,
cent one day when she had about 1900
crates OF the Haes owing to severe storm at she
prices as IL otherwise would have done There also
complaint that she is too small and that the heat
Injuries the fruit that Is In proximity to the boiler
to fact that shippers oy rail send by express
there are few or noIo OF them that send car
load per lay, and consequently cannot charter car
Under such CIRCUMSTANCES. they think the company
shodd allow them ship ordinary rates aud let the
fruit OF different shippers IN the same car hales
from this station have generally cleared about vs. per
when received in good order Most OF the crop
OF varieties been bought by spectators AT
81 per crate the purchaser finding crates and the seller
picking and delivering them at the depot the estimated
crates, and many from other stations on tue
| \ A Raaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

MURDER or A SUPPOSED BROOKLYN CITIZEN.
Police Inspector Folk of Brooklyn received
Oh Saturday following telegram from the headquar-
iers Of the Albany Police Department;
An unknown man found murdered here on Thursday.
Had only arm apparently 40 years OF age, and
measured I'VE feet two inches IN hight; weight l25
emily n German. Business card of Theodore Grune-
wad" shaving and hair dressing saloon No IS Atlantic
Brooklyn. found him. Had razor in his pocket
marked " /. V, j, j."
detective was dispatched TO the saloon Of Theodore
Grunew ald at No IS Atantc-s, and found him at his
work He furnished the information that Onearmed
man got shaved his place few weeks ago, and
riod away with him one Of bis business cards. He did
know the OF this person. had he ever seen
him before.
A pRUNKARD's REMEMBERED GRUDGE
A month ago the firm of Brewster a Co.,
carriage manufacturers at No. S72 BrOOmest, ordered
its foreman Apheus Ferris 10 discharge several work
men. and handed him list OF those who were least eff
Gent Mr.. Ferris complied with the order aud among
others, discharged Thomas O,Neill, Of No. l0l East
Twelfthst., a good workman but who had been
eral drunk while the service Of the firm AS Mr..
Ferris bending bench In the factory working
at a patent wheel box, Saturday night, OMEN came
into the factory drunk and walking where Ferris
work pointed pistol at him Ferris looked up, when
OMEN instantly fired, the bullet taking effect in Fer
mss right jaw, but nhictng only slight wound ONei
seized by the wOrkmen of the factory and
INFO the custody OF patrOlman Anderson OF
bowling at the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, and
committed for tI1al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
GENERAL OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHT CRUISES.


THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB-THE RUN FROM GREEN
PORT TO sToNINGToN,
The Atlantic Yacht Club of Brooklyn ar
rived in stoniDgtoh Conn, from Greenport, L. L. Sat
urday evening Since the beginning of their cruise they
have been extremely unfortunate The fleet at the time
Of starting from NewYork numbered twelve vessels, SIX
schooners and six sloops under the command OF Com
modore Maxwell OF the yacht Peerless. The Commo-
dore after being days out withdrew his yacht AT
Wbitestone yiceConmodore Munsell OF the Eddie sue
ceeded him, but during the run from New-London TO
Greenport last week, his vessel was disabled and he
was Obliged TO remove the colors to the schooner
Triton. The squadron left Greenport on Saturday
soon after 10 a. ~ The start was supposed to be from
An anchorage at gun signal but, owing TO the fact
that there was not breath of air. 1t was not easily
effected and with all sails set but hanging listlessly on
their spars the vessels lay becalmed. Hight breeze
sprnging up from the southeast the ropes frightened,
sails filed and in few minutes the whole squadron
were bowling eastward before good wind. At 1880
D. IN. the schooner Agnes was leading the heet, She
took the course known the Plumb Gut" and was
followed by the Orion, the Stella, and the Nmbus, the
remainder OF the feet going east Of Gull Island through
the Race At the west end OF Fishers Island the Alert
was leading closely followed by the Agnes and she in
turn by the Orion In Fishers Island Sound the rea'
tive positions were unchanged but just at the close,
and almost at the entrance OF soningon Harbor the
Agnes came up with rush. and passing the Alert won
the first place. the latter taking the next position The
following is the order in which the yachts arrived:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
A BROOKLYN TRAGEDY.
BKUUhL1N IhhUI'DI'
A YOUNG GIRL STABBED BY HER JEALOUS LOVER
HE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE,

A YOUNG GIRL STABBED BY HER JEALOUS LOVER
HE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
The quiet of Sunday night in Brooklyn,
Eastern District broken by the rumor that young
man in ft Of jealousy had murdered his intended wie
and then committed suicide. The police became aware
Of the true nature OF the at very late hour ana
the facts are as follows: william Anderson carpenter,
age al resides No a South F1fth-st has been TOT
some time the accepted lover of Ann Cunningham
age 49, whose parents reside at No. l6S First-st.
Last evening Anderson accompanied her to church ana
went thence house where she left him to converse
with several other young men who were standing IN
front OF her house. Anderson who ii s stated had Decn
drinking slightly, seized with sudden ut OF jeal
ousy he her talking so kindly to the others
rushing forward with open Jackkne IN MS mana
stabbed her in seven different parts of the back
each Of the wounds being OF serious nature
She screamed loudly, and tried to escape from
him. but held her fast until her companions came 10
her assistance Anderson then turned and ran into the
house where he stabbed himself three times IN the
breast The young girl was conveyed to her nome ana
attended by Drs. Brady and McKeoD. who THINK that
she will die His injuries are not OF serious nature
He was arrested with the knife in his hand and al once
admitted that he intended TO kill her and himself Ane
affair caused great excitement in the neighborhoou'