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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

On Saturday night last the husband
of Mary Kelley came home. to the cor
ner et Tenth and Sycamore streets. very
much Intoxicated, anG proceeded to in
dulse his animal passions %y heating
his wife, who left her home and took
reiu~e in the house OF Thomss Gordon,
on Eleventh street between Hickory
and Sycamore, leaving her two children
at home with her husband.
Here she remained until Tuesday.
when she sen Il little boy to purchase
an ounce vial of laudanum which she
said she wanted for the purpose of cur
ing the tooth ache: on receiving it from
the boy, she drank about halt the con
tents. and when told that it would iniUrc
her, She Immediately drank the remain
der. Dir. Gore was sent for, and arriv-
ing promptly on the scene he proceeded
to administer an antidotc, which proved
strong enough to countcract the work
OF :he person. and soon Mrs. krelev wa,
pronounced out Of dangcr.-i St.JoC
Herald, list. ult.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

Tie LrnOX Tine Table If the 18th
gives Il eraphicaccount Of zone day
of w~hiskcy'> doing in the live town
Of Lcn0X. Iowa. 1t sass:
Last saturday our town was al
most converted INTO 4 pandemonium
through the effects of whi>kcy. Early
III the dav the tumu!t commenced.
and until late at night our citizens
were obliged 10 witness tlc most dis
graceful and loath>omc sights. \
tight in which seven or ci"ht men. the
most of them partially intoxicated,
participated. using hatch"tS. clubs.
or anything upon which they could
lay their hands. was It part OF the
programme at L0hnS Saloan. Sever
al were severely. though net fatally.
injured. Later in the day a v0un"
man named Wood, evidently possess
inc fine talents and Il good heart,
when not under iii" influence OF iiJ-
u0r vas arrested by Justice Howe
for drunkenness end diSordrr'v con-
duet, and failing to pay the fine irl-
posed upon him. Was taken to Bel
tord aMd lodged III Jail. In the even
inc 3 search warrant was issued bv
Justice Tyler. and early Monday
morain~ the work of "~rr-conStrur-
ton commenced. and Ford "came
down like Il wolf on the fold and
into the street the WhiShev was rolled.
The liqUOr COnti>catcd was found in
two OF our drug stores. the saloon OF
Mr.. Lahm passing inspection without
ANYTHING stronger than beer being
found. The drug firm OF LUm q
EIorna&y. having 4 permit to sell for
mechanical ana medicinal purposes.
and ITO accusation of selling Illegally
having been made, they were not mo
lc>tcd.
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sill column on Swc"twatrr Greek.
nv detachment started with one and
"na-halt days r%ti"ns. and three
quarf> Of orn peg animal for the
whole trip, which were all the SUP
piles they could be furnished with.
This fact vii serve better than any
thing | can say 10 demonstrate what
my men and horses were compelled 10
undergo. Without food. without
sufficient shelter for two nights, al
most without fire, walking the ice
covered Fra,Ties for many miles
with tro>t,hittcn feet. their SUifrrin@S
cGuai!cd, and | thirk surpassed. any
thing of The kiad | yer before Wit
messed. Vet. notwithstanding ali of
these sis. the mcU behaved admir-
ably. nconcluSiOn, let me bear ties
Nmony to the good conduct of Scr-
."nt Major Parker. Of the Tenth az
cirv. who rendered me Invaluable as
~i~tanrf in my efforts to Inspire the
men with Il chccrful spirit. and IA
courage thcla with renewed rXcr-
tions during the day. as well aS keep
ING thrW moving during the night 10
vr"vrmt them from freezing.
The total distance marched was one
hundred and fifty miles.
Signed. l.. IL. ORLEMAN.
Iirs; Lieut.. Tenth /. :. Cavalry.
CoFfMENDAToRY.
Gen. Davidson. in indorsin" the
above report. says:
so great was my strait for forage,
that | was compelled to send this oili>
ccr@n fa" it, and his rcporr shows the
energy and ~untlag@ing perseverance
of himself and parry. ! recommend
the conduct of the detachment 20 the
favorable notice of the Department
Commander.
[Signed. j. W. DAVIDSON.
Licutcnan Colonel Tenth Cavalry.
Hrcvit MajoL General
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A Wondrous Love and it's End on
Earth---A Strange Suicide.

CINCINNATI, January S.-iioraee 3.
Gibbs, an employee OF the indianapolis.
Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad, ofth
city, committed suicide under peculiar
circumstances. Some two or three years
ago the deceased married and lived hap
PLY until Il few days ago, when his wife
died and was buried at Spring Grove.
since which time he has been very mel
ancholy. This morning he engaged Il
hack and drove to Spring Grevc. At
the entrance he told the driver to exer-
else the horses while he visited .he Grove,
but not returning after some time. the
hickman searched for him, and found
the body living across his wifc's grave
with two empty derringers beside it. he
having shot himself through the head.
He left a letter stating he was not insane,
but that the deed was prompted by his
affection for the dead wife whom he
wished to join in the other world. ana
expressing the belief that his wife would
not have waited a day had he died first
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The Quincy, Missouri And Pa
cite, Or East and West Road.

We clip the following from the st.
Louis Globe with reference 20 the BALD
ing Of The East and West Railroad, the
road e AL others that Maryvillc most
needs
QrINCY, Ill, Dec. %.
I0Er correspondent has for some time
been ware that important negotiations
were going on for the consolidation Of
the nurrall Railroads in Illinois and the
Quincy, Missouri and Pacific in Missouri,
with Il view of making another grand
trunk line from Chicago, via Quincy. to
the Missouri river. Mr.. VIM. CHARLES,
of this city, recently returned from Lon
don, where he made arrangements for
the money necessary TO complete the
unfinished gaps in the line, provided the
consultations could be satisfactorily
made. This he has labored for since
his return, and has now accomplished.
The route is from Chicago to the Illinois
river. somewhere neal Beardstown, in
CasS county, thence to Quincy, via 4
line surveyed, known as the Grand
trunk Railroad, thence VIA Quincy, Mis-
! souri, and Pacific to the Missouri river at
or neal Brownsville, Nebraska. Mr..
Charles is expected in the city in 4 few
DAYS, when | hope to he able to give full
| particulars and names OF different cor
pOratiouS consolidated.
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The figures of :hc State debts CT the
South presents features that the people
should we llundcrstand. Virginia which
has been under Democratic rule ever
since It's reconstruction has fastened up
on herself Il debt of fortv->iX millions of
dollars, er twice that of Louisiana, the
much heTalded State of Republican ex-
:ravagahce and Encouragement; be
sides Virginia is i'll default for the inter-
est of this debt, and her whole financial
condition is Of the most d~eplorable char
actcr. On the reverse. Mississippi.
with its Republican government. is free
from debt, does o owe II dollar, en-
JOYS light taxes and is prosperous. The
experience of the States everywhere is
that Democratic 7uf, is the stepping
stone to magnificent debts st. JOSEPH
Herald.
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order Of Publication.
ii the Andrew County Circuit Court. Deccmbel
FERN, D"rrmhcr !Ith, l~1l
Daniel ). Whitaker, Plaintiff,


Jesse r. Gillian, James l.. Anderson and W.
l. Wright, Defendants.
Nov, on Tins llth day If December. !>1i,
~ cuUIc- tho plaintiff by his attorney and it
appearing Ia The satisfaction OF the Court, .iIa;
the drlvndapt. Jesse J. Gillian, Is II non-re>!-
dent of The State of Missouri, and cannot he
served in ibis action; il - illrrrr;,Un ordered hy
the Court that tt" Defendant. .lr>-- I. Gillian
he notified IL pub!icIjiun, that an action has
been COnpGrhcCi Ind i now pending against
him.. by petition and attachment, in The circuit
Court OF .Ap ITcW county, iii tFr state of N!S~uu-
one hundred and f"riy-tNo dollars and eighty
cents, tS!t2. 81 dated April 18th, !s12, thai MS
property i about 10 J." attached. ami thu Il" be-
and appear ri the next tcru of said court, t. be
holden at the curt House in Savannah. within
the county of Andrew. Ni,>oDri. on the 5th lay
thereof. (f tn term shall 80 long continue. and
il not. then before lie end OF The trrAl.i it%t=-
mout will he r~crl,rcc agaIn>r him, AMI lis
property taken ~ satisfy tn" same.
II = further ordered Tat Il copy hcr"o!h be pub
li>hcti in tn. Andrew Count" I:rT- IaICtH. 4
f." Jour weeks successfully he last insertion Il
IL nj least four weeks before the cOETa,nccIEeI.
~ The next term of >Iid court.
STATE OE MISSOURI, -
CUUNTY cF .ANFGE2.
I, PhimraS Edwards, Clcr; of the Circuit
Court within anu IL" Sii,i County, HEREBY certify
the above and foregoing tu he Z true COPY oi III,
Order OF Publication made by >aIG Court on The
!I!h dav uf iccvlnhrr. \. D.. l~1i. ~ :t~ c..u~,
+ therein named. A. fully as the >ane remains 81
Tie record al said C"nrt in my 61licc.
In Witness whereof, ! hereto set my hand an'
/ IsEAL. All my official seal at my office i'll IA.
vannah. Mo. the 18TH day 81 DrccIairr
1874. PHINEAN EDWARDS, Clerk.
l;y .AEEAN pnEBS, ID. {.
January ), IN74-nOl2w5
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The Weekly Globe
WILL AIN TC BU-
The Best Commercial and Family
Paper in the West.

II will furnish its readers with the latest news,
SuarinC no expense Ia distance liz competitors,
The news of tine week viii u" written a?d pre-
pared especially Toy their edition. :" rs t. put
the largest amount of information into the small
amount of space. This will give u m OPP
nortNnitN 10 deyOte u largc share Oi our rAges %
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w | L D OATS.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1875.
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PER.

illustrated Ivy Il corps of the best American
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established humorous and %satirlcal paper of lie
country. II was started ami continued the ts'-t
wear rs Il monthly then, To satisfy The demands
nf th, nuhir,, il was changed To Il tortnigktiy.
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Sn:uA, by IL mastery cartoons AMI punEcnt cdI-
t%urial-, itachicVrd even greater success than be-
fore. and WAS recognized as the ablcst and
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Po7pIarillustratedb ookC2ropages)on
Impediments to Marriage; t:he aust
and cure. Sent securely senhd, post
paid for 50 cents, byDR. c. WHITTIER,
617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo,
the great specialist. 0 Read his works.
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Why have trouble III the family? Why
smoke your biscuit, and cat bread coy
cred with ashes and only one side bak-
cd, when Earls pays you Il biz price for
vour old, worthless cook stoves and
soils 2 new one low for CASH
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W. B. HOWARD. OF this place, has an
extensive Nursery Of No. l. Fruit Trees,
which he will have ready for Spring
sales. Our farming friends will please
make a note of this, and be gettrng their
orders ready.
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1874. 1875.
The st. Louis Globe.

In the third Year of its existence. the st. Louis
Globe can truthtuily boast OF Il circulation, for
lis different ISSUES, such is few of its cCtcunO-
rarics i'll the West possess.
Hmay b" SAID of the Globe that no newspaper
was ever 50 cordially received by the people for
whom ii was Intended Ii was established ar 4
representative Republican journal and the MEM
beers OF the Republican party in the West gave 1t
cordial welcome from the first. For this We are
thankful, and We shall always endcavor f" re
| pay tn. favor in the best possible manner, which
Is by proving that We deserve il.
While the Globe will always he in the front To
| sustain the Republican party and measures. 1t
/ will reserve The right. a. it i lis duty, OF the
| duty of any newspaper, tn OPPOSE any measure
| not in uni,-n with Republican principles, al
! though it may cnanatc from men ~acknoNlcdS-
ing all allegiance to the Republican party.
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I'I . ''"''> n,5,',nn ihn
- Tr',"H". +.anr,, -."rm, ~
t'|." ,"'%I'! ~, ,,i T,.au
trutcI iu.u Sc. Of Icr-Without
r., az NuGiriru; CiotiiHg-ihe
Tund gives nu;-hfriid l." sleep for
trlr OF trcCzing-Jark Frost Hir<
xii bul tWu-I@rriDIc suffering OF
Wen and Horses.
-
The following account of the terri
H.. .v,~cri.nc.. of = detachment ,@i
ia. Tlutt I-oi1cd States Cavalry, in
d,.v an ,ha ,%,l,ins. WA,
military heaI-
Hn&rt@rs:
i'oRm SUI. I. T.. Dec. i. 1871.
a...t..f .tf3u,1E Gcas-p5 FJrt sill
"'""'L~ ,
~IE-in "h"Hl"hc, 10 'ilr ''fn"l al
>irH 'tl"ns "i Inc c"F''ii''''!L''- "ii'I'
. have In" honor to >"o'I'' me Fl-
lowing report "i NY i'l3i't |.!'
~WrrlWatcf t-frrh, iIi''Ial! i'iiiI"lH'
." TINS post, ptF>ualt 10 'hS loiio"-
-
HEADQUARTERS fT.SILLt COLUMN,
AMP IN SWEETW AFTER REEk.l.I..
>o'' ~ i0'"
~Hcriai ofucf NO. Il.
Lieutenant l.. III. trk"man- Tenth
lfvairv. with Il dctachMeHt of eight
~rout> and enlisted men. Will proceed
- Fort sill to bring Il ratlOnS and
forage rs rapidly Is possible 10 this
command, on Elk Creek.
By order of Lieut.. Col. Davidson.
TSimncdl W. ii. BECK.
First iaut Tenth Cavalry. Actin"
,I;nt,nt
~ A. c
IN '"lilil"l.' "ilH ~ 'c7GinS'
WIN 80 ,'o",, 30
nm, i'iI o"",P ~ !
"'' i''h.i' w. w.! q, ~
M icIStt'' n"flnI othnnStnnn
a., nln;aa H.. I;nInrt
-''N' iiIo' "..o'H l,J
''. ."H Datm aI,
N''ciiIi' "ttn ~
IMP l yoIa III" ~ H. onn
piss ~ ";!ulr1tiSih III ny oT'C.N-
ny ''G ul.co'ion Lton. Tnt,m ie
VIII" DIV W. ri'oicu W uelti .i:le
ne c"uI>". hr.r' ,la,r''is ui,i, nl,' IT.
nI@iI'' 'Hc s'0'"1 'o'"i' 0"'''le''i
oIccI
'tlliN" LINE y NNlFh'
II my horses cFlnclh@ so dccIuha a
disposition to turn back rather than
ace 1t. that was compelled to go Ill
!" camp. or rather halt. about two
lhiie> east o! bullalo creek, IN the
NIlln mis- lHIf N'nln NO M W1lrh Wn
managed t" Obtain Il niue shelter
IRON the increased sex Gritty or the
torn, after naFlE@ marched el@htecll
nAlIc>. OWING /" Tie scarcity Oh
wood. there beng none Ill the Elcinl-
~ except 4 snort Growth OF tllli
oak. entirety coated VIII lce,We were
unable TO OBTAIN lire enough te keep
warm. Ihe men suffered intensely
from li!c coId, three OF tileln p"l,i9
fro>t-bItten curing the night. WIN
40 lire, and a >cant supply OF cover
ln@ (ttere beng but two blankets II
'le "hoir uct"'ili''cH1 any o"o :t"l
ZOE iliofilliS-
III s'"' al
I"2 ilo'-nl5 III Sl'IoICc d. I'd! ar
pF"acIlIm; winch SSM uc "!"iH -
route. 1T 9rouhG oy 'hl> ts'ilc W"
feNere@ WIN
AShhEi OF ICE
between four and five inches thick
which. III connection with the TIM
Oak, coated ais" with Ice. rendered
~ aa:n
i roaT ! fomrI II imnossihIr 70 o.
fmrtbnr thi. DIV than thirtv-nigb
m;Ics whirh hronoht ms to David
snn.s (rrrE wLrrc we cncamnr
.In .IfN n,..Lo H.
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DR, WHITTIER,

6i7 ST. Charles street, st. LOUIS, NO.
las been longer engaged in the special Treatment OF all
yeneveai- Sexual and Chronic Diseases
taau any other PhySiciIu in 1t. Isorls. az CITY papers SHOW
Syphilis, C~onorrhea, elect, structure,
CrcnitiS, Hernia, or RUPTURE, al urinary
Diseases and 6yphiiiticor mercuyiai afSec..
Hons q: the throat, skin or bones, are teAtea
Spernatorrhea, Sexual Debility n
fupOtencY, us the result OF sCy. abuse IN youth, sex
uai excuses IN maturer years. or Their causes, and which
produce some OF the following effects: nervousness, sem,naE
emissions. debility, dinness Of sight. defective memory;
piuples on the face, physical decay, aversion TO society OF
dering marriage Improper or unhappy ar
permanently cured Pamphlet t36 pagesD reiatihs u
above, sent in ssIled envelope. for two postage stamps:
q peculiar to OmS SUCH .
AmeuOrrhGd. DysTasROrrhed, MeHorrheq'1, LeucorTHuo' .of
whites. ChLorosts, Diseases and Sispldcements ~ ne zorro.
sent sealed Tor two stamps. Age with experience can oe re-
lied upon. 1t is SELF eyidentthat q Physician treating th3us-
nndS Of cases every year acquires great skiA, fhysiciaHs
knowing this frequently recommend persons 10 ny care;
Confisatial consultation. personally or py et!ef, ieeanu
invited. When il Is incouvenient to visit the city ior treat
ment, medicines can be sent by expresso or mail everywhere.
Cureable cases guaranteed, where douotexisss it's iraakiy
stated. Office hours: 3 A. NJ. to P NJ. Sundays, Il n.
Jpn Persons GrTiving IN the city at cny ho,r may Gems
direct 10 ;he o5fce. II at night ring the Door Bet.
The establishment Ia whole house, Of twelve rooms tne
most extensive in the country, embracing Reception anu
Consultation rooms, Boarding and sleeping apartments
Medicated and yapor Baths; q comprehensive Laboratory
where all medicines used in the establishment are prepared:
aud most impoTtanto of all the Library, where the Oh am
latest standard works OF all the schools or medicine are
frustrating diseased conditions. which have been procured
from Paris. France. regardless OF expense: anu motto Do
found in any other Library In the city. The Library -
thrown wide opea to all Callers: Adaress J. Ggose: ru
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sx~Subscribe tor this paper---it will
do ysu good. Fact!
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come and see me. Below I cive You
a few prices all other goods equally
a> cheap:
Very best coal oil per gallon, 50 ID
+ lbs choice Rio coffee for | 90
5 lbs good Rio coffee for / 90
8 lbs y sugar (>trictly( l 90
II lbs choice y. O. sugar fer l 90
I ke@ silver drip syrup, %
I he" heavy California syrup. 80
l bch cotton yarn o warp lbs, l -
lib Price baking powders, 40
4 papers best soda. -
= lbs best star candles for ! 90
Good ImpcriA tea, per lib, only 80
Choice Gunpcwdcr tea, I 90
! No. / Lake salt. per Dbl. . -
Bright Navy Tobacco, per 10. 80 to IS
Spring wheat FIR, best, per sack, l o.
Fall " =" | 80
DIRECTLY Opposite COURTHOUSE,
South Side the Square.
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FAMILY AND LITERARY READING.

We shall also pay special attention u Market
Reports and Commercial News, AMI shall en-
~,ie:iyur Ia Dr full and reliable on uii matters Of
interest to merchants and farmers.
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making 4 total of seven disabled out
of the detachment OF eight. and but
for the fact that they were cOmDcllcd
to move about and exercise chem
selves continually ii is my firm belief
many of them would have frozen to
death. At daybrcak we were again
in the saddle and making slow pro-
~re>s ever the icy prairics, the
animals
MARKING TIE TRAIL WITH BLOOD
AT every step oozin~ from the cuts
made hv tie ice-incrustcd thin-oak,
and breaking through crust covering
the @round. We kept on, however,
uutii l. o'clock that night. when We
"ncampcd on Carpenters Creek. hay
;ug made bnt forty miles in eighteen
hours. Without food for the men. OF
forage for the stock. we passed the
night without shelter and exposed TO
a keen north wind.
At break Of day we started again
and with the exception of an hours
halt kept on till night. which brought
us to Cache Greek. iii the Wichita
mountains, where We c&mped, having
marched thirty-iOuT miles. Our pro
grcss during the day was very SLOW
and tedious. the exhausted condition
of the horses making it necessary TO
The men 10 perform nearly the whoi
distance on foot. Starting at day
fight the next morning we arrived a
This post about noon without furthe
incident worthy of note, havln
marched twenty-five miles.
SHORT RATIONs.
On leaving the camp of the For
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NJ:
GOOD Groceries CHEAP

come and see me. Below | cive you
Il few prices a; all other goods equally
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-25
Removal.

J. Jay Watson 81 Co. respectfully in
form their patrons and the public that
they have removed their Musical Agency
business to "a west 14th street, few
door west of Filth avenue. A catalogue
of new music sent free to any address,
free of charge upon application. Every
description of musical merchandise Sc
lected with the greatest care, and for
warded to any part of the United States
and Canadas. Much time and annoy.
ance can be saved by persons about
purchasing pianos, organs, guartars,
violins, flutes, banjos, band instruments,
musical instructions books, sheet music,
etc, by simply writing, or calling at the
Agency. Mr.. Watson is sole agent for
the Ole Bull violin and guitar strings
also agent for the patent Violin Chin
Rest. Information concerning musical
matters cheerfully furnished free, verbal
ly or by mail Send for circular giving
full particulars Of musical merchandise,
Ole Bull strings, patent violin chin rest
etc, all mailed free. Write your name,
town, county and state plainly.
Address J. JAY WATSON II CO,
No. ~ west i4th Street, New York city,
z. o.. Box, 66S.
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Tragedy at Rogers City.

From telegram received in this
city, we learn that on Monday
night, Albert Molitor and his clerk,
Sullivan, of Rogers City, were both
shot in the store of Molitor. A
telegram was sent to DR.. Maiden
for himself and Father Van Gin
nip, of this city, to embark on the
tug sent for them from Rogers. 1t
is thought that both men are fatil-
" wounded. Afterward the follow
ing dispatch was received by J. B.
futile:
1t is supposed that two or three
men with shot guns loaded with
buck shot, was outside of the
store, and one with rifle. Sulli-
van was shot through the head,
his tongue being shot off, and his
jaw broken. Don't think he can
recover. Cannot eat anything
Molitor is shot through the right
side, has fourteen buckshot in him.
Now waiting for DR.. Maiden, our
tug having gone after him. They
are in great suffering.