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After you get them to eat cooked mis-
sionaries, you will then (without their
knowing IT'D occasionally slip in q lit
tie mutton. We will 60 on gradually
decreasing missionaries and increasing
mutton iaughter until finally the
taste will be 50 cultivated that they
viii prefer the sheep to the priests
A few days ago the bark Tiger was
found upon the wide sea, 126 days
from Liverpool. For nine days not
mautlful Of food or drop Of water
was to be had. There were on board
lie captain, mate aud eleven men.
When they had been out lit days
they killed the captains dog. Nine
days moreno food, no water, aud
captain Kruger stood upon the deck
in the presence Of his starving crew,
with a revolver in his hand, put it up
on his temple, and said: Boys, this
can't last much longer; | am willing
70 die to save the rest Of you." The
mate grasped the revolver from his
hand aud said, wait; and the next day
upon the hor zon Of despair was the
smoke Of the ship which rescued them.
| Do you tell me tonight that Captain
| Kruger was not a Christian and he
had sent that ball crashing through
his generous brain, that there was an
Almighty waiting to clutch his naked
$ ,ul that he might damn him forever?
| The religion Of the future is human
! ity. The religion Of the future will
say to every man, you have the right
to think and investigate for yourself.
Liberty is my religion. Everything
that is true, every good thought, eve
ry beautiful thing, every selfdenying
action-all these make nay bible Ev-
cry bubble, every star, are passages in
my bible. A constellation is a chap
ter Every shining world is a part of
it. You cannot interpolate it; you
cannot change it. It is the same for
ever My bible is all there is that
speaks to man. Every violet, every
blade Of grass, every tree, every noun
tain crowned with snow, every star
that shines, every throb of love, every
honest act, all that is good and true
combined, make my bible, and upon
that book stand.
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INGERSOLLISM
DerisiOns or the Bible and Religion.

DeT1s1OnS OF the BiDfc dn0 KAchsskOns
Points and illustrations from Robert g.
Ingersoll's New Lecture entitled, "Some
Rea ols Why"
| have right to think. / cannot
control my belief my brain is my cas-
Tie, and if / don't defend it my soul
becomes slave and serf. If you
throw away your reason, your soul ls
rot worth saving.
According +, this book, the first at
tempt at peopling this world was
faiInre. God had to destroy all but
eight. He saved some Of the same
kind to start again, which think was
a mistake.
4 =
No God has right to add to the
agony Of this universe, and yet around
the angels Of immortality Christianity
has coiled this serpent Of eternal pain
Upon loves breast the shurch has pla-
c d that asp, and yet people talk 70 me
bout the consolation Of religion.
X X x
am told in this Testament to love
my enemies. | cannot; | will not. |
don't hate enemies; don't wish to in
lure enemies; but / don't care about
seeing them. | don't like them. |
love my friends.
Under the Mosaic dispensation there
was no remission Of sin without the
shedding of blood. If man commit
ted murder he brought a pair Of
doves or sheep to the priest, and the
priest laid lis hands on the animal and
the sins of the man were transferred
to the animal. Yon see how that could
be done easy enough. Laughter,
Then they killed this animal and sprink-
led its blood on tile altar. That lei
the man off. And why did God de-
mand the sacrifice of ASLEEP? | will
tell you; because priests love mutton
A little while ago gentleman was
walking with another in South Caro-
lima, at Charleston-one had been Oh
the other side. Said the Northernel
to the Sonthesner: did you ever see
such a night as this; did yoa ever IL
your life see such moon?" "Oh, my
God," said he, "you ought to have seer
that moon before the war"
/ According to that the whole worlt
was to be damned on account of tht
sins of one man, and that absurdity
was the father and mother Of anothe
absurdlty, that the whole world coul(
be saved on account of the virtue 0
another man. deny both propositions
No man can sin for me; no man Cal
be yirtuous for me. | must reap wha
| sow. But they say the law must b
satisfied. What kind of law is
that would demand the punishment c
the Innocent? just think Of it: Her
is a man about to be hanged, and an
: other comes up and says, THAT ma
has got family and | have not; tha
man is in good health aud | am nc
very, and | will be hung in his place
And the Governor says, "All right.
There has been a murder committed
aud we have got to have d hanging
t we don't care who.
A gentleman was telling very re
markable circumstance that happene
to himself aud all the listeners, exceT
one, said: "Is it possible! Did 20
ever hear such wonderful thing
} all your life?n They noticed that til
one man didn't appear to take a vivi
interest in the story, SO one said
him: "You don't express much aston
ishment at the story2' "No," "says h
5 Il am liar myself"
...,, ..,> ~. 1t,, (Na,p,ka9
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1t is estimated that $4,000 New
Workers will spend their Summer
months in Europe.
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00DA WAITER Mineral Waters,
ooDn " n I'LL Ginger Ale,
Sparkling Wines aud all Carbonated
Beverages.
Apparatus for Making, Botrling
and Dispensing.

Complete Outfits, Materials a ndup
plies. Established As years. Illustrated
and Priced Catalogue sent to any address
on application. Send your orders direct
TO JOHN MATTHEWS,
First Avenue, goth & asth Sts., New York.
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BANNER NEWS.


'""N' ~ ., 1CCl.
Mr.. ErIT,K:-.is | am the only on.
doing any work on mines out here
outside of the E,mira Company. there
Is but little prospecting news tn give.
The Silver Cnicf is beng worked l,y
u shalt and innnel, on the lOO-t.a,t
level The ledge pr"mis weiI-a.-
says fron $25 u $500 per ton. On
the surface, IN the new shalt, the orr.
Is much 81 the Same grade Plcpara.
tuils will s,a,n be nladc to sink loo
fcet ir"ni AL level.
jim IRWIN is at present in the char
coal business.
The null Is working better thai,
ever. Under tine guidance Of Joe.
kpbbin~, Bob Sia.arcr and Henry Gil
Ton, 1t cannot help running; ii moi,
why they would make a new n,Il in
"A hours.
Mrs. Wentworth has entirely re-
covered ir"ln her short spell of SICK
iiess, aud Is able 10 attend To er aidt.-
Gus duties as Ianuia,iy Of tile Banner
hotel.
Muse kempner is film. his I,aru
iuii oi new hay To he used ia Case liz.
Company run ont oi grub.
Gaue Is very plentiful through tie
tno'i'taiiis oi lhIs Region, this summer.
A veln oi good ore has been struck
III d cso,s-cu, 100 !eet west of mann
tunnel, III the Gown Point.
ne ore al tue m!iI IS being worked
up I" h,sn pltcn. 1t is roasted u
- 30 per cent Oh an avera. e-hghcr
tiian any other furnace on the Coast,
II Is managed 10y CIaS. eklns, Len
li.tr, " eutwurth and Haar.
was gong To- write more but a
ch'phiHnk upset my sour dough eau,
50 must qu.t. j. Nj.
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lionse, where, a few minutes later
Deputy Trav Johnson arrested him.
Chambers said nothing, aud appeared
perfectly cool and upcopceri ed when
.haced under arrest On his person,
was found $3.50 IN coin, which, cores
ponds with that missing tF,at il, m.
had spent three 81 he teiss and i've, II
The twenties Chambers family i
well known here, are very respectable
people, and it is hoped trat the wrong
man 10 nnter the ban Of suspicion this
Tine, tLongii clrc'InstantlaI evi,lcnc..
Is very strong against him. C.,auters'
ga ciotliIng Is Carefully treasured t.,
Wells, Fargs' & Gus agent; lis bay
horse he either tra,led or sold, coming
INTO town with dun, and in slayin.
lie got different cut on 'em.
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STRANGE RaaruRg.-A %, ,,..,ar

= srRANeE RRaruRs.-A gen ,,.a,an
travelling 70 Pittsbur.s IRON pne Of the
hetgliinring towns stepped io s.,e a
friend, aud left his horse tied %, tho
Rad. On his return he found liz. an
ln.ai had ~hppcd lis birdie. While in
pursuit 81 him ~, met an Irish l.edcs-
'riah q whom he inquired: Have
.t'ii seen strange creature anywhere
''efs'ah"n's with "A saddle ns?" Och.
ny Tie powers, y"u may well say LA y
Nv l's'r'!" just yonier1 will v.ns
show me the pIacr?' THAT | will in
less Tia M he al ali, ain. 81 aid
The nam. approaching a small w.tal r.
young Thinner. '.iIf, there F.r il. ~. d.
en nigh, honey" TAe gentien.as, I.,.,k.
ed np AID SAID, II do not s,e him,
" Then, by Saint Patrick. yon must "a
bimd--i.'t see hlni Just cast v.aur
two g'"d-l 'oking eyes IN thar d.rec-
'f'h-"ch, ny the powers III mud. =
what's lac about nov? Only sen. i.,w
ne swallows his ir,ad!7 "Why. sir.
that'S Il turtle and not 4 h,r.eI- ~
horse. and who The deuce said il VAS
a if'rs'y Sure. a horse is ,isr i ,,ra,, 4
creainre," aided h., printing lolt vi h
lear aud trembling, "a,ri Ii. has a
Saddle. ~; but harg me il III bfniIo
HIN Tor he Whole Kingdom OF Moth !
Aner.cal"
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Wood K yer News: We foretel !;

Wood X yer News: We foretell !,
RASH from the mountains this ia | ol
families To winter in Bellevue. They
will come that they may sc.ooI tneir
children. In the educational way as
IN everything else, our towi, has taken
The lead. Tiree select schools are now
under way on Second street. and are
IN a ii 'urI>hing Condition. Mr.. Uo,-
lister is Conducting one in DR.. Wheel
er'S honse, NJ IS Tucker has another
ana Mrs. JnlInsaii is teaching large
class IN Mrs. Myers new building.
Then there is the old scI,o,,l.hou.c
which Mr.. Sttckpole is rem,deIill.,
(by consent of the school trustees
and IN which he Will open a schoo
very soon.
Deputy SherfIs Bill Little and Foley
Abbott are on the Backfut road arm.
eh with papers FIR the arrest Of Iuet,
supposed to he guilty OF riding of
the wrong orse.
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Low would it answer in cases If pre-,
tracted trial to adopt the meth.ai in
vogue n Madagascar? .iccnrdir g to-
a IT cent authority when a Judge be-.
comes bothered or puzzled BY tl.e false
s~e'rin. If the parties to suit 10.
sends the Case up To the '.cunar nj the
last resort and orders all Concerned X
1t IN take a dose u poison. This mist
he hard apnn the LAWYERS, fnr snr.lv,
n" one wound 30 to law there WHO.
canld help it.
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i GOAL ~ 9 WIS.


lR' F. U1Ltk will 90 up To- Summit
Fit lo-unorfuw Ia make u survty for
Wilson Il Wntney.
SHADE ORCHARD left on horseback
yest rlay inr kcion. He viii drive
ole ii EnrrN's uX-t,.anls back.
Paul kELLENBRUM went over to
Copeland tins week to 20 to work il,
the pl GERS john kenualy aud VIM.
Evans.
TIE Board of County Commission
srs will mert on The third NJ nday il,
Au ,nSt, as Board Of EquaI Ia ion ut
taxes. TN CARR LII, Clerk.
Henry WHITNEY was in town
Wednesday from Summit Flat after
supplies The mill there was started
up 'w' months ago, and has been
running steadily since that time IN
ore from one of VIII son g. Wh.tley's
mines
AESNALY las a supply Of hytaps.
Lucy are made OF wire, in the shape
OF ii balloon, with holes in the uott in
ur"0SA whlch the nnsu>prcting hy
cfaW,S mp into The balloon after the
bait When the trap is full IA sousr
Ia o'ilot water ends the career of the
ba ch.
BILL TUCKER and Duke McAlIi> ter
came IN from the mountains Tuesday.
lney have been ont several weeks
Oh Prospect through the Salmon riv.
ef region and in the Saw Tooth. They
discovered vein on this range but
uohl KNOW what it amounts to
Ha'en'i te>te the ore yet.
JONAS W. BRowN and ]. n. Hall
were elected last Tuesday evening to
represent Boise Lodge No. 3, I. o. G.
i III The Grand Lodge, which will
convene at Bus, on the third Monday
~ 'epiember. Thos. Dickson and Ii.
Jones Were elected as alternates.
5 W, WuLFF and family took Their
departure last Tuesday for Baker CITY,
where they will locate permanently.
ulu Is one of TIE pioneers of the Ba-
''"' having landed in Idaho CITY in
'ue aays OF gold-August 3, 1861
1"' naS teen III business here cuutin-
''"y S'hce that time, and has been
0'' VI TIE place only a couple OF times
went TO Portland few years ago
"oacne'or aud came back a benedict.
auu Went on a trip to Baker few
weeks ago. His many friends in the
Das'n wish him prosperity in his new
home.
iHE following officers of Boise
l'use No, :, |. o. G. T., were in
1'"''ed by Thos. Dickson, l.. D., for
n '"Su'hg quarter: Judge T. S.
", u",, W. l.; Miss Anna Snbsen,
:" y l.; Mss Lulu Miller, w. Scc'y:
NV " Brown, w. F. 5; Miss Sadie
" GM,'n'1Gk' ". T.; Henry Suhlsen,
R w W.; Mrs. n. Mite, ". c; Mrs
" y I"mnkns, W. !. G.: II. Jones'
NJ. ~ - W ~; Miss Anna Martin, w. d.
liz r. ~ Ia Jones. w. A. =; Miss NJ T.
E;n onrnS, W. r. h. S; Miss Lucinda
N'ADe ". L II. $.
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Silver With Lead.

he magnificent machinery with
winch we now eqnip oar silver mines
was not always Considered as esset-
tlai- Perhaps the Ah.xicans set MS
pretty good examples in this respect.
Their metallurGicaI appliances we e
very simple, some of it extremely
rude. Probably the must primitive
apparatus employed III any country
Tor the extraction, by the dry way. Of
SILVER from It's or, $, was the trnha. a
Mexican furnace, which was il, priu-
clpIe merely >c"r her, in which the.
cnpeIlallon of the remaining lead is
subsequently affected. The su!phidcs
OF silver sometimes occur in so Iarge
proportion, with regard to the
gangue will, which they are assoca-
ted that II finely ground and thrown
III a bath OF metallic lead, kent at a
proper temperature, lIe silver com
blles with the lead, which. becoming
partly og.dized, nnites with The sill
cious aud earthly Impurities of the
Stag, which may be readily removed
from the surface of tile metal before
commencing cupelIatinn. This appa.
ratus, which is much used by the ma
tive miners OF Sombrctte, consists Of a
cupel formed of mixture of ashes
ana clay. contained III a large coarse
earthen dish, enclosed between the
walls of sundried bricks, and covered
By dome CT somewhat refractory
clay, Ia which numerous hcles are
pierced. The whole of the Interior If
THIS arrangement is flied with char
coal, on which a blast is thrown by
means OF nozzle of baked clay and
although the whole Of the heat is ap-
piled from above the surface of the
lead. 1t quickly meltS, and the scorif-
cation OF the ore, THROWN on the sur
face begins. When the workman con-
slders that the bath Of lead has, bv
the Introduction of successive addi-
tons OF ore, become sufficiently
charged with silver, he cleans off the
slllcions slags, aud Commences the Gu
pellation of the residual lead. For
this purpose he makes an opening at
the level of the metallic ball, for the
escape of litharge, and continues the
operation, at the same time gradually
lowering the level of exit for ltlerage,
until button OF silver alone remains
at the bottom of the cupel.
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pos,oMcu Hours.

During week u.tys until further notice.
slt lostoflicc vii ne Kept open.trom seven
4 NJ. until nine p. NJ.
Sundays from liaf-past Twelve to one,
and from lou until Elk +. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Tile Money Order office will not be
e,elcd at all on Sundays; and no Money
GIder business will be transacted on Sat
ut,Iays after four O'Clock NJ.
{. SILSBY.
Idaho City, Dec =, 80. Postmaster
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HAT Hg WAS DEAD SIRE oF.-Ye.-

= HAT HE WAS DEAD SIRE oF.-Yes-
terday afternoon a Tnird avenue g =
was rolling along with f,urtrcn pas
sfngers linl'ing down tIt. hard st.;tx.
when IA wo'nan suddenly called ont
that her pocket bad beer, picked. The
o ~ person that did lnt seen, stunned
ny IN" announcement was a lahs in-.
divldu''l with blind eye aud le..
which showed clear across The II slo.
an under the opposite seat. He r,.Se
up Ike cl"ckw"rk, pulled the door
shut aud SAID:
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Coffin & KennaIy

Are shipping large stock Of the celc
braed Skinner Plows, and Furst 81 Brad
lev suIkl and Gang plows which. will be
sold at very low figures They also have
in stock The Soulli Bend Chilled Iron
Pows at reduced prices.
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~ -,
" NV " 'o account OF Tue CAL
- : - '''e ''ie supp ''ea stage robbed,
~ " =" S'io'5"h argument 10
''1'''' '''' "i' 'e' l" throw on The
'''>u'' '"'A' IS taken from the Wood
'e' '"'e' VI tue own ut: "Ld~t
''"'"o 'He Supp'st'd r"ooer, one Z.
- O''d'''''e's' was hipped III aiie En-
eN'' ''''''Se anu '"o5ed III Jan. Tue
VI o'''''S'a"ces W'dch lea To his ar
e'' are as io''o"s: lie evehIhg
p''0e'''''1 '''e l"ooefy "'iih DahskIh
a. '''''''S ''o"9 'ne stage Fad
''''''' wa '''''e' '"'l' the scene OF lie
! 'o''e' anu ii'eV ana talked moment
~ . ''''i VIM was not seeh oeiow
"''''e y any one alter that time.
''''''eo'a'e'y "'ter Tue robbery steps
"cic 'aN'h 20 trace out troni whence
came Tue stranger and whittier he
went lie was traced to tue afore-
mentioned rock and little way there
lf"'''' out ''iat ended the clue. john
p'iiS"'" gave description OF his
man. "H'ch could only have been I'M
proven Oh II J"hh hdd taken Que more
'o'h' ana men, we believe, he could
nave described MS underciothIng. 1t
was minute 10 a"t-eVen To the size
~ MS boots NO. 81. These descrIp-
lions were i"i "araed 10 select few
a''hs Tue '"or 'nSiiares, aud Frank
" a'u' cattle man on Camas Prairie,
''au one yesterday morning Frank
met oha'n"efS on the praIrIe---the lat
ter was bound Tor Bellevue. They
talked a lew moments, and, from head
70 loot II we except the horsel, the
printed document IN Wards picket
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A iiver's mouth is larger than its
head, the sea has arms but no hands
and mountain has foot bat no legs.
Queer, isn't it?
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RALPH GoopAFFE and Ed. Miller ar,.

CHOLERA 'nfaiitnm has made it's an
pearance in Boise and sevcuor ,,yI,
Children have died with it durinv liz.
last few days.
y. +. ~T,SE and daughter, Miss Hat
ne, returned hume Wednesday after
i"nding two or three DAYS at this
place.
a WAGON loa'! Of .nelons sold cbea,,
h re Yesterday. Everybody bon.l,,
= s'nal' after right and their ri.I,t ia
water was noi Disputed.
The B ard Of School Examiners for
b'isc county, met "Wednesday and fl.
-irt their wink Yesterday. Mis-.
Carrie Ray, oil Jerusalem, and Mis-,
latte Stone, Of Horseshoe Bend re-
celved certificates, both first class.
IRrF. GIFFiN, who has been ,riuc,-
pti III the pnbic scinlI at B,,ise the
past iilree years, ii.. been engaged A,
principal d the public school at Wiz
nctnuccaa.
HE Dpnlocrot learns that D. Falk
" C''S snpelter, on Wood river fired
up Tuesday morning of last week
aud on Saturday night hal turned GU,
6l,OOU lbs. of bullion.
We are pleased to learn that Rus
" alter, Of B.i,e CITY, returned rom
MS recent trip to Wood river, mucl
improved III health
Hon. FRANK Ensign arrived from
Boise yesterday. He will be ia al
endauce at the District Court whic..
c"hveInS here next NJ nIav Frank
ranks high among he legal fraternity
ot Idaho.
The Times ReUiesc saws: Probably
lu>car"ra Is the only district ol, Tho.
r"cihc Coast where the labor SUI pIy
Is not eqna To the demand. There is
Il scarcity OF miners here at present
aud quite a humber more cou d rcadi-
~ tln.i emp 'oyment.
One hundred tons of freight la>
been sl pped from San France, co for
the Basin. 1t wi come up the G. :
lumhla as far as Uuatllla, and then bv
rall Ia within a short distance of Blue
mountains, and from there On by teams
over this road there is saving in
freight money of Que cent Oh the
POUND.
ANOTHER robber yelled at Stag,
driver TO halt on the Overland road
between Boise and Mountain Home
station. The driver, Dan Hprb son,
was not the stopping kind. He put ii e
whip To the horses and ratified ava,
from that spot with increased speed
while the disappointed Won due rob
her was banging at him with six
shooter. One bullet went through lis
hat.
W. H. PETIT, Superintendent of thc
Monarch mine, writes to the States
man that Atlanta is looking up, Geo.
Tins is taking good ore from the Jrs-
Sc Benton, and has the mine in good
shape. Julian Hill, on the West AT
lanta, has good showing of ore,
which is likely to prove a bonanza
Tue Buffalo and Monarch companies
are both working on fine ore-as good
AS they found years ago, when the,
shipped ore to Omaha by the carload,
that yielded over dollar pound.
The following account of the shoot
ing of VIM. Noyes, an ex-penitentiary
convict and a hard case, is taken from
the Democrat: Noyes, former RESI-.
dent o. Boise, kept stage station
forty miles east Of Bellevue on the
Elackfoot road. Last week the road
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MIR j. H. DATEs, Newspaper Alv.rtls
IN agent, Al Park Row Climes Isuildinr).
New iork, Is auth rlzed to contract tt,r
advertisements in The World at our best
rates.
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--x1oLlCe.

All notes and accounts owing to- us must lie sc :.
tied IN tnrt datr wiitluui tail II no settled by
thai line they viii he placed III the hands of an at
torney 10r collection CUFFI KENNALY
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SEEKING Death WHILE DELIRIOUS

Rudolph ThOrstOnsrn. age twenty-five, n
native 0, Norway, wEOarivcd In tais country recently
and waS unable 10 speak any English. was admit.
ted to the Pr,sby terrain Hospital last FRIDAY,
suffering from severe attack Of pneumonia.
lie was placed in ward tho thlrd story Of the hos.
pital on the Sevenyfs's'. 1de. Yesterday afternoon
he suddenly became drruus and hpTlngIng out OF In.
bed dashed his head and -hOuidrr5 through adjoining
window. breaking tAo thick EiisF INTO fragments and
cutting himself severely. lie was proceeding TO climb
ont ct the window when another patient namrd Foster
aud the nnr-C George F"gGsO cauKut hod Of his feet
AMI cnd"avOred 10 draw him back IhOrsionsen struck
Foster, and them with surprising OF strength
an Invalid. broke loose from III. aud thrcw
himself out Of the widow He ttl distance nearly
forty feet and struck the ad.'waf HIS rght arm
broken and hs back iujTrcd 50 badly that he was
unabl" TO lie carried into The hospital and
attended by the surgeons, hui although he slIl alive
last night was believed that his injuries would prove
fatal.