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In proceeding 10 sentence Thomas Size
more for assault. with intent to kill, Judge
Aldrich asked the prisoner whether he
would prefer confinement in the County
Jail or in the Penitentiary, to which he re-
piled that he preferred the Penitentiary,
and was accordingly given term of six
months in that institution. When we first
heard this selection we thought it very re-
markable and could not account for the
grounds of objection to the boarding house
kept by our Sheriff. We, therefore, inves-
tigated the reasons as far as We were able,
and were informed that Sizemore is very
ignorant old man, who is very fond uf
fishing. He was told after his conviction
by some Of the prisoners who were joking
him that he would be sent 20 the Peniten-
tiary, but as he was an old man that he
would not be made TO work and could en-
ploy his time IN fishing in the Congarce
river, which runs through the Penitentiary
yard. These representations, together with
his curiosity for trip on the cars, and
desire to see Columbia, induced him to
select punishment in the Pcnitentiary rath-
cr than in the County Jail.
On last Friday or Saturday last two
strange young men, whose chief business
seemed to consist in selling pinchbeck Jew
eliy, and that, too, of very inferior quail
ity, made their appearance in Anderson,
and were setting about their business, when
Sheriff Mcconnell informed them that he
had i'll his possession warrants of arrest for
two young men, and that they suited the
description so exactly that he was persua-
ded they were the parties desired. OF course
they assured him they had done nothing
for which to be arrested, and were willing
to satisfy him that he had gotten hold
OF the wrong men. The warrants had
been issued by Trial Justice of Union
County on account Of the failure of tho
parties to pay their board bill while stop-
ping in Union, but owing to some irrceu-
larity in them, the Sheriff did not feel ius
tilted i'll taking the parties in custody, and
SO they soon packed up and made their
way to somo other quarter. 1t is a very
great pity that such scamps are allowed to
impose upon the public i'll such a way, and
we regret exceedingly that they could not
nave been arrested and sent back to Union
10 pay the seycrest penalty that could be
imposed for their rascality. The escape of
these men is the result of having inefficient
Trial Justices.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON

COORE OF COMMON PLEAS. I.
T. W. Stewart, John J. Stewart and Elizabeth Her.
ring, Plaintiffs against Amanda Stewart. Mona
stewart ct nl., observation-disclosures for Reiief-
Complaint Serred. '
ring. Martha Bobo Jane McCurry, Emily Pritch-
ct, Martina Bobo Elizabeth Stewart, Mary Stew
aIt, J. s. Russell, Nancy Crowder. John Russell,
Clarlssa Mt .iee, Martha G. Dobbins, Pulo scott
Watt 1nTfha Ann Day sary West and Clnrssa Bowie.
Il 5wer the complaint In this action OF which a
'opy Is herewith served upon you, and to serve n
-opy Of your answer 10 tho said complaint on the
snbscr6ers at their office at Anderson Court House,
south Carolina, within twenty days after the ser.
vice hereof exclusive OF the day OF such service
anu IL you fail to answer tho complaint within tho
time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs In this action will
complaint. -, '"e
Dated May 2ith, 1879.
MOORE & ALLEN,
Pluintins' Attorneys.
The Defendants TIll tn ke notice that the COM
paint hcretn filed is for the confirmation of tho
proceedings had before tho Probate Court relative
10 the Real Estate oI Adam Stewart deceased
Complaint filed may ?ith 1879.
. MOORE & ALLEN, PlnintiiIs' Atrys
May %, 1879 46
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LADIES,
r. AID 7 HIS.

HSEEE STEAM COOKER which I
n have been advertising is recommended
by the following hOusekeepers who have
purchased since my advertisement frzt APP
pear3d: ii,
MIR. sEEL--Deer Sir: have found yonr
oteam Cooker 70 give perfect satisfaction
IN all the articles cooked, and in rice and
homlny it is decided saving, as the whole
OF these articles leave the vessel without
caking and the usual waste. Yours truly,
Mrs. A. A. FRIEIuSON.
MR. J.. II. SERI.--Dear Sir: am happy
TO say that the "Stean Cooker purchased
OF you he's given entire satisfaction. 1t
cooks admirably, and is desirable addition
to the culinary department.
NfRs. G. f. TOLLY.
Mr.. l.. II. SEEL-Dcar Sir: have used
the Steam Cooker and take pleasure in
stating that it gives entire satisfaction.
Would not be without it. Yours truly,
Mrs. J.. z. SMITH.
Mr.. L. II. SEEL-Dear Sir: have sue.
cessfully used your "Steam Cooker" two
months, and can recommend it to all
housewives.
Mrs. LETIE J. RUSSELL.
MR. l.. II. SEEL-Dear Sir: would ad-
wise every lady to buy one of your Steam
Cookers" who has not yet bought.
MRs. VIM. BURRISS.
Mr.. 1. II. SEEL-Dcar Sir: We are using
your Steam Cooker" and arc delighted
with 1t. Mrs. w. q. WATSON.
Nh. L. II. SEEL-Dcar Sir: am using
your Steam Cooker" and would not be
without it. Mns A. B. BOWDEN.
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Court in regard to the Court Court House
steps, and with oil proper regard for him
personally and officially, in view of the
financial condition of the County, and
without having time to examine closely
into the matter, we have no report to make
at this time. The suggestion of the Court
will elicit our attention at tho October term
and 1t may be that the recommendation of
the Court may be adopted.
In conclusion, We take pleasure in ten
dering our thanks to the presiding Judge
for his uniform kindness and courtesy. and
to the Solicitor for valuable services rem
deIcd lis during our services at this term OF
Court. Respectfully submitted,
w. G. WATSON, Foreman.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT e)Fr COMMON DTr,ac

Frances 8 Riley, Plaintiff. against Clarssa Gaines
William a: Gaines, Tilman r. Gaines, Marshall
B Gaines, Edmund p. Gaines, Lawson p. Gaines.
Carrie a; Gaines, Maxwell c. Gaines, Jano Ram,
eey, David NJ. Ramsey, Lou Ramsey, Laura Rani-
sey, Matte Ramsey; and tho State Sayings mud
Insurance Bank of Anderson, s. C., Defondants.
r.. -Satmor, tal yor ReikC-C6mpldint not serped.
Gaines, Tilmun r. Gaines. Marshall b. Gaines.
Edmund =. Gaines, lawson p. Gaines, Carrie a.
Gaines, Maxwell c. Gaines, Jane Ramsey. David
NJ Ramsey. Lou Ramsey, laura Ramsey, Msttie
Ramsey, and the State Savings and insurance
Dank OF Anderson, South Carolina:
VOu are hereby summoned and required TO an
A. swer tho complaint in this action, which Is
nled In the Office OF the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. at Anderson G. H. s. c., and to serve
copy ou your answer to the said complaint ON the
within twentya ays after the service hereof exciu,
sivo Oh the day OF such service; and II you fail to
the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court
Da.c;. anderson. 8. c.. NAV 9otb a II ,s7a
lsEAL] JOHN w. DANIELS, c. c. p
MURRAY 4 MURRAY,
Plaintiffs Attornasu
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Presentment of the Grand Jury.

To The Hon. d. p. Aldrich, Presiding J,stiqe of
Eighth Judicial Circuit, June Term, 1870.
We the Grand Jury, beg leave to submit
the following as our prescntment:
We have visited the various County Off.
ces, and find them, without exception, well
and neatly kept according to the law as we
understand it. As respects the Poor House,
through committee of this body, we re-
port that they visited most of the inmates
and find them we'll provided for. There
are about forty inmates, mostly inyalids-
twenty-six white, balance colorcd The
Steward, Robert Stephenson, we are pleased
to say, is faithful in the discharge of his
official duty. The crop, mostly in grain, is
in good condition, plenty of vegetables to
supply the wants of the inmates. The
wheat crop is estimated at one hundred
bushels, and sorghum at three hundred
gallons and we think it to the economy Of
the County That the County Commissioners
be requested to look into this suggestion,
and if in their judgment they think it ad-
visable, they purchase n secondhand or
new mill and evaporation to reduce the
cane into sorghum. We are glad to report
that, although the supplies necessary to
support the inmates cannot be paid for in
cash, yet arrangements have been made
whereby they can be bought at cash prices
with the legal rate of interest until paid for.
We congratulate the County Commits
missioners on the present condition of the
public roads, and urgently request them to
pay particular attention in the future that
they be kept in the same acceptable condi-
ton.
We recommend that the proper authorities,
at the earliest proper convenience, furnish
the respective County Offices with chairs.
We have been Informed that an order for
the s.,.lc has been made, put as yet has not
been filled, and if the said order be INSULT
cicnt, we recommend that n further order
be made, subject to the discretion of the
County Commissioners.
We appreciate the suggestion of The
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COU RT OF BATE

OOO ~ " E Il - ES "A Il IL.
James McDavid, Executor of Ann Will
Iiams, deceased, Plaintiff, against Austin
Williams, Humphrey Williams John II.
Williams. Ira O.. VIII ANS, Harriet Hor
ton, William Clement and wife. Eliza
beth Clement, Joshua Acker and wife.
Matilda AckeT, Mary McDayid, Ira G.
Gilgerson, Louis A. Williams. and chill
dren OF Laura Ann Calhoun, names and
ages unknown, Defendants.-,Sumnlons for
Relief, Gc.-Compldint not Serred.
10 the Defendants as above
" OU are hereby summoned and required
a to answer the petition in this action,
OF which q copy Is filed in the Probate
Court, and to serve copy of your answer
TO the said petition on the subscribers at
their office, at Anderson Court House,
South Carolina, by the 18th of July, 1879,
and If you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated Anderson, s. c., 18th Nav, A. d.
1870. EARLE & WELLS,
ORR & TRIBBLE.
Plaintiffs. Attorneys.
To the Defendant
You will !ake rc.:ca a.. IA. ttii.s object <f
this action is for an accounting, final settle
ment OF, and discharge from Estate of Mrs.
Ann Williams. deceased.
EARLE 81 WELLS,
ORR G TRIBRLE,
-, -, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
May 10, 1879 A 6
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DO You WANT TO ENJOY LIFE?-Dcath
or what is worse, is the inevitable result of
continued suspension of iiic menstrual i.ow
1t is condition which should not be tritled
with. Immediate relief is the only safe
cases OF suppression, suspension or other
Irregularities of the course" DR.. ]. Brad
fields Female Regulator is the only sure
remedy: 1t acts by giving tone to the nerv-
Gus centres, improving the blood, and de-
termining directly to the organs of men,
situation. 1t is a legitimate prescription,
and the most Intelligent doctors use it. Ask
YOUR druggist for it.
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A NEW and Valuable COOK STOVE.

also now have for snle the new KERO-
SENE COOK STOVE, which is the most
economical and convenient culinary ar
Irangement for cooking generally that can
pc found anywhere: 1t saves cost in wood,
is perfectly safe, and works admirably. II
will afford pleasure to have you cali and
examine 1t for yourself. 1 have made O
practical test of it, and can recommend t
most heartily. In order to present induce
ments to try this arrangcmenS. will sell
Steam Cooker, Bake Oven and Kerosene
Stove ut the following
Extraordinary Low Prices
No. at 800; No. 8 at $lO5O; or No. 81
Mt $1,000.
y House, Anderson, S. C.
May 20, 1870 40 'i'A'
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The prices current for the following arti-
cles in this market are:
Cotton-middlng 123-quiet.
Corn-S0 TO 85c.
Peas-100 to 125.
Flour-$5.50 to $3.50.
Meat-C. r. sides 6, L. G. sides 6, sloul-
ders 5.
Lard-10c.
SIolasses-N. o. 35c to SOC.
Meal--S5 to 9Oc.
Sugar-7ic to l0ic.
Cofice-12lc to 1G3c.
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an1 Mnr r,reIl Al. - - - No

TO INC aD3ve n1mSd Delcndants, Carrie A. Gaines
ard Maxwell c. Gaines:
TIE notice that the complaint In this action in
which summons Is herewith served upon YOU was
nled In the office OF the Clerk of the Court Of
south s6I Carolina, on the Goth day OF May, 4 D..
1879 and that the object of the said action Is to III
tnin partition Of the Real Estate of Natl .ai,.
Gaines. deceased, containing six hundred and scy
enty acres Of land, situate In the County of An
derson. and sto,e Of South Carolina, among the
for the purpose, or to obtain sale thereon, TO lie
made, and division Of the proceeds, II PARTITION
cannot be made without prejudice Ia the interest
OF the owners and also to authorize the Master for
Anderson County to execute titles TO the purcha-
sers OF certain tracts OF lands sold by the said
Nathaniel Gaines in his life time
MURRAY & MURRAY Plaintiffs Att's
May %, 1879 az
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Another lot of sewing machines just re-
ceived by c. A. Reed, Agent, with new at
tachments and improvements. He is pre-
pared to offer great inducements OH his
popular machines.
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THE HEAPEsT OF AL.

The trading public exclams that A. LEsSER'S PARIS
STORE is THE Cheapest of ALL" You will find large and
complete stock hand at figures that will suit the
times
In order to close out my Summer
Stock of CLOTHING, will offer great
Bargains Remember every piece is
new and fresh and of late pattern
Now is your time tc secure genuine
bargains in Clothing.
Next in rotation the mammoth etoc of rv Goods
Shoes Hats all of which will closed out at Reduced
Prices Don't forget the place 8 Granite Row.
A LESSER,
lima - 1874 PARIS STORE
, 1879-04-10

Rpecsa, pfspdtch TO 1as Tribune.
: WAsnlso1oS, D. G., April 9.-Thcro Is
rrcat deal Of agitation among Democrats at tho
authorized announcement from Gov. Hendricks
TINT hc will not consent to again take second
rlaco upon the Presidential ticket. Gov. Hcnd-
rfcks 1nado TINT declaration IN private letter to
Senator Mcdonald which, he int!mates, ho Ia
willing to havo published. Tile snmo annoulcc-
ncnt Is made upon authority In a publication fn
the New York Norld Of to-day, the Democratic
journal which has hitherto been nh advocate Of
Dayard for the Presidency. This sudden md
unexpected departure on tho part Of Mr.
Hendricks, together with the ncws Of the Re-
publican SUCCESS throughout Ohio, hayo greatly
disturbed tho Democrats, especially tho
Thurman tho Tidcn men. Thurman Is
particularly downcast at this official
Abatement from IIendricks: ard the fact
Tint bis resident city for the first time In many
ycars i,as gono Republican does mot increase his
choeriulncss, The Hendricks manifesto is m
announcement to Thurman that In the contest
for Western candidate for tho Presidency In
diana is to be considered az ,sall as Ohio. The
Tilnen men nrc startlcl not outy at tho attitude
Of Hendricks, but lro nlarmcd at the fnct that
lcailtl,, Democratic orTAn OF New Y0rk Insists
that the true Democratic policy requires TINT
the National Democratic Nominating tOrveil-
ton shall look for It's Presidential candidate i'll
tim Wc4t.
, 1879-04-10
MATT CAllPENT lrIl.
WHAT CoNslsTaaox ia LEADING ltlsl TO.

Specta. Dts,,useh 10 Ta6 1stdunA
WAsHlNaToN, d. G., April 0.-Alatt Carpon-
ter. III Tho 0pouing speech of Ills l,uw Senatorial
term, has met thu approval Ut tbs DrgalIcrs.
Thu Washington Post sAys: "If Matt Carpenter
dues rs we'll III Ills subsequent Efforts as lle did
yesterday, tl!e Republican Senatorial minority
will necA hospital treatment. As 1t is, Alesar..
Cameron, Ntalne. Mcmillan. antl Edmunsis aro
III bas!ly confused conlitiun.''
Another Democratic paper says: "As Ms.
Carpenter argued for Tl!lun In tho Louisiana
eAsp betoro the Electoral Commission, it ia
thought he will further oppose lsla party ny
speaking aealnst Kellogg when the cass cotnes
up. 1t Is likely liz will prove very intellectual
tllorn In thu side Of the party, for ho always
says whit hu tllnks.h
The iuner history Of tho mattcr IL ubout this;
Last ycur IL WIZ learned BY Waleigh'a frirlula
taAt Htnir, then MGlbCr Of tho uulse, would
bu certain to be elected senator II thu u!ecton
was held by tlie last Legislature, as tho Good
Tcuplars, or soulo secret Temperance orguutza-
tn tn which Har IL tho lra{Ilig GDtrit, t,al col-
troll VI that Legislature. WAdlv.gh's friends in
tho Senate accordingly enaelyored to hare tle
HenatO EleCt!oI, Committee loc}uru t.at The lust
Legislature should not uIect, MD they succeed.
Cd. Elair meanwhile uhtaned m opinion lruu,
alatt Carpenter, tllr lAwynr, that tlat l.e.isla-
turn could and must clcrt, md Clrprltrrts
speech as senator anu Judge iu tho BELL casc ss
a rcaft(IMattun OF h!s opnloH rs an attorney In
tho Blair cAsc. Lie followed thu rule Of st1rs
I(ctxls.
, 1879-04-10
,f-.ahc 10 nnn'lnnlo Mr.. 1'lcn In 1e7fI. md moro

mistake 10 non,lnnlo Mr.. Tllcn In 1870. md mora
nr scss npup1y. rnlncn Tint he never Hi]fd INC
u.l.cc 10 which thor By ttost own Sosrs henea
~ "lect lin. Tho lest trcnEt al Mr'
:rlfcn atI rcrfcctly well nwAso that iha chances.
hnmaniy sI'clHtnQ arc that the ocetlot,tt Prcsi"
nrlttnt ttcxut Mnde up Ut Mr. Iihlen anu ~.
ilrnrtcxr would rcn!y mean tho gtcntnat fFesl.
Loncy bf Mr. Hendricks. Mr. Tf!tfcn thonEh
t,an Of mucl, tces experience In public lstc thnn
Mr. Hendricks. Ia nn older man, alike IN ychEe
ana III constitutions --and nothing Ia marc rsobab!o
than that he would find tho esrhlh and ptcahHro O.
the Presidential ohlcn 40 serctc ns to make u
imperative upon him II WlthdraW from
II vesy cnrty In his term. NJ. 'rlftlcn. 70
An Incarnation Of New York In the nctnocthtic
politics Of The country, with No national nr Federal
experience OF connections about or behind him.
Nj. Hendricks, na peopo arc too apt 10 forget is
n National uoInoctat BY Inheritance "a we'll aa by
t1a!nlng. Mr. Hendricks languaEc, referring 10
ths letter written TO Senator Mcdonald, lin which
he declines to accept second placo on any rretf-
talked with any one aboat ST.. ridden, ea. have
havo said In that 1cster. which may Of may not
have hecn published. thht do nnt feel nnter eny
ohi'gatIone to amin ncccpt second place uron .io
tlckqt" Tho latest Democratic PRESIDENTIAL tleket
Ja Randall md Jnei'co Field, Of tho Supreme Court.
Tho Democrats WIN pnt this Ticket fot~aF.! saI
that TllIcn may bo ueat or disabled be!ore lssu.
and that Hendricks might fnd hmsclf split up 10
thechecka by tho sharp edge Of the fcnct.EaiI upon
which bo has bocn sitting for 40 many years.
, 1879-04-10
GREATLY ALARMED.
Tho Willie Inhabitants of sltka Appca, IA,
fr0tHcitOn.
HAN FRAN0IsCo, April 0.-The following

&AV tFaf1kV AuIlHOIEAH|S VE 5ItNW zNVVCAl {oy
1'rotsciton,
HAH FnAro1ecn. Aerli a,-Tho fo,1,u,ru.
,..'1 80, I1,",, ,.r'" 1""o"'nsa
IecelFeu from Flctolla:
CUsrox-ll0ueE, S1TKA, Alnskn, April :g.-AH,
francis, Uniteu States EoasHt, Tictorta-i]r,s
sIK: Tho United States steamer AlaskA Isnt
brown, arrived here tlis morning md the BElSs
ship Osprey will sail at o'clock tl,ta afternoon
have only lime 10 Fay TINT from Can
Grown'a information to mo Of his p,dta
and Intentions this place will soon 10 hi
IN gfeAloI dangef tl1an ever Tho, lndtI
nfo incensed O. f,lo sending o. mo nurdeteEs b.
IoW. hnG me tn@t1snts @ naYo afon1y att1vcu 10 d.
, 1879-04-10
1s7o-rwELvn pAaER

Thirty years. Tho estimated consumption PER-
raplta las hncn frum 4.s l,lalclt In 1910 to G.to
bushels Il, Is1s. 1le following tnl,lr, recently
prepared Mt tho stnttsteal bureau, shows Tic
quantity OF wheat produced during thu years
tss0t 1850, 1eG0 md from tsO7 to 1873, inclusive.
trgcllmr With The estimated pcrerntage Of co,-
aunptlon pcr caplta Ut population during that
ucrI1d'
, 1879-04-10
NEW JERSEY.

12I*1s014o.fc'
NEW YonK, April Din Railway, N. j.,
Rcovcr, Democrat, Is elected Mayor, over Glib
bons, Republican. the present Incumbent. The
Common Council Qast yenr Republican, is nov
a tic.
l1obokcn elccts Republican Mayor aud u
Democratic Water Commissioner.
Tho vote In Jersey City shows decided gains
for u,o Republicans IN al! the boards OF local
government.
In New Brunswick, N. j., the Republicans
elect tho Mayor, tic Commissioner Of Streets,
four Frcc-Ilpldcrs R.ul three Aldermen. Tho
City Council will stand eight Republicans al,.l
four Democrats.
Princeton gives m average Republican m6-
tority Of W.
, 1879-04-10

1n tIl9 tdlHHtH Of " ITounct!Un, Ehd aN1tnHt
placed oppohftu tho fiscal year Ii tho protlnclton
1f tho preceding calendar year. For example:
Tho quantity statcd In tho culu.nn of ''Pfosluc-
ton opposlte tho ycur 1878 Is tho production OF
during Tho ycar 1878 were principally of the crop
OF tho calendar yenr 1877.
Tho production Ut earn during tho years $780,
1910, 1850, and 1HC0 IL taken fro tho crssus re-
ports tf the succeeding years. Thr production Tor
tho other ycard ls taken from this annual reports of
tic StatlstiCtan Of tho Department OF Agriculture.
, 1879-04-10
Esttmatttt

!" ln the colun,n Of Production" tho an,oun..
placcd uppotIto tho HseA year tho production VI
tho preceding calendar year. For example: Thu
auhntity statcd In tho column of - Production "
calendar year 1871. since tho exports Of wheat
tnr!,iE tho year lH7H were principally Of tho croI,
Of thu cnlrntlar year 1877.
The production Of whcnt4lnffng tho years 1871.
1s4n, 1hS0. and 1Atl Is taken from the census 70.
ports Of The sucecet'inR ycara. Tito production fos
she statsttclan Of tho Department Of agriculture.
Tic samc IL true of tic production Rn1 con-
sumption Of Indian corn. Tt.e following tablo
shows tue same rclali7o facts rs to t''as pro-
L:sfimGttf
toHsM'np.
, 1879-04-10


MILWAUKEE, April Sat mn onrly hour III,
morning Franz ucutschol, employed as oller n
tic tlouring-mlll of the Milwaukee, Milling Com.
pany, whfle engaged In the performance Of b,
duties, wns Caught by somo Rcared shaftIp A.;
crushed to lentl,. lleutschcl was 20 ycals II
orc, aNd tuavca wilo a,l1 two children.