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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04
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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04

Captain John Wise, if elected, will
vote with the Stalwart radicals. John
E. Massey, if elected, will vote with
the Democrats. Which do you pre-
fer, Democrat or Radical?
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04

This valuable preparation is now
fairly before the public, ready for the
test Of it's right to the title. That
this may be fair and thorough, it is
put up in
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04

Miss Laura Holland, of Stephens City, is
visiting this place.
Miss Sallie G. Harris, of Berkeley county
w. Va, is the guest of Mrs, David Harris
We learn she will spend the winter in Mid
dletown.
Mr., John Miller, wife and children, Of
Missouri, are visiting relatives in this neigh
borh6od.
Miss Julia Muse, of Brucetown, is the
guest OF Miss Maud Kline
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04

Every Democrat ought to be able
to see that the election of Massey will
be the deadliest and most fatal blow
Mahoneism can possibly receive.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04
A LFRED H. YOUNG,
nR. WILLIAM B. BOWEN,

PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON
Having permanently located in Stephens
City, tenders his professional services to
the public in all branches of his profession.
He can be found at his Office at all hours,
when not professionally engaged. Office
in the building formerly occupied by Mrs.
Hinkley. 42y
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04
IIaF'l'ick House,
MLDDLETO WV, VA.
j. F. Larrick, Proprietor.

The Larrick House rooms are large and
comfortable, and well adapted to families OF
individuals who may wish to secure board.
The tables are always supplied with the
best the market affords, and every attention
paid to the wants of guests.
Conveyances and careful drivers can al
ways be secured at this house Char res
moderate. july29m3
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-04
Samuel Il. Kline & Co.,

Middletown, frederick county, Va, by
postal card. Sold only at wholesale,
at fair margin to dealers. We hear
every day Of the GOOD 1T Is Do
ING. The Hog is daily increasing
in money value. SAVE YOUR
BACON" is now a pregnant apothegm.
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rick than have, and / have ever priced.
his friendship, and l doubt if he is even
aware Of the
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ouF@ MONEY!

The city q (MiIwsshes iaATtghsP Pssss.
MILWAUKEE. September B.-Ths Nty
Comptroller hiss discovered'thst the FUNDS
for FIVE OF the thiysea waAisAss osnp'stsiy
exhausted 20 thsl the mot nscssAsry. pub-
lie worss, like repairs and cleaning d
streetn in these wards, have 70 be SOS.
pended until seIt year by The mistsks
Of the former Comptro,ler no money h sp.
proJ sistsd in tbis years budast for intsfes!!
December, tss3 and Che present. year be-
nos vet heen psid. The financial dimcui.
tios are the result Of al ef1cisnl rate Of tsx-
sion and The emismAnzgemsnto o! the formsf
Comptro,3er in allswing ssnds 70 b Over
On. sfJestx 10 Nitlhoh the fscts from ~
nnbiic. A remedy cannot be had until Tie
next Lesislsture convene. vhen ~ appso
| pristion will b nsds authorizing ne CO.
| cil 70 levy serso hundred thousand dollar
additional taIes, besides the fesnlo
budget already yssed upon.
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A BANK FAILS.
Sudden Collapse OF n Richmond DepOsa
itOly.


RICHMOND, Va, September 12.-The Rich
mond Banking and Insurance Company,
this morning, posted at their counter the
following notice:
THE President and Board Of Directors
are compelled to suspend business for the
present. Trustees will be appointed, and
it is believed depositors will receive dollar
for dollar.
TSigned.7 JOHN b. DAVIS, Pres't.
The bank officers state that the cause Of
the suspension is due to large deposit9r
recently withdrawing funds, which action
so materially contracted and embarrassed
business, that they were forced to the step
taken. The intimate relations between this
bank aud the Planters National Bank
Davis being President of both has created
an uneasy feeling among depositors in the
latter, causing small depositors to with
draw their funds Business men having
large deposits are rallying to its aid. The
directors of the Planters National Bank
were in session all last night, examining its
condition, and at five O'Clock this morn.
ing Chas. Z. Whitlock and James Il. Pace,
two of the wcal:hicst men in the city, were
elected directors. John b. Davis then re-
signed the presidency and Chas. +. Whit
lock was elected President.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Poster at steubenville.


STzuBENvILLE, September l2.-The cam.
paign on the part Of the Republicans was
opened here tonight by Governor Charles
Foster and Lieutenant Governor Richards,
at CARROTS Hail. The hall was only about
two-thirds full, and the Governors speech
was a rehash Of his keynote" with per
haps not quite 50 much temperance in II.
ibe Governor spoke at Richmond, this
county. this afternoon to a rather small
crowd. There is no enthusiasm whatever
among Republicans in this city over the
coming campaign.
Wood County Greeahaekers-
Special Dispdteh % the ReptneT.
PARKEasRuRs. September IL. - The
Greenbsckers held their County and senar
torial Convention here to-day. The Court
House was crowded. Wirt K Neal, 81 Rob.
insoa and Jerry woodward we're nominated
for the House of Delegates, Charles Trace
well for County Commissioner and "a l..
Spence for the Senate. Col. Jesse Harper,
OF illinois, addressed the convention.
New Hamnahire Republicans
CONCORD, n. H, September l2.-Repnb'
uean State Convention met at noon, Chss'
ter b. Jordan presiding. After the. ap
pointment OF committees the Convention
proceeded to ballot for candidate for Gov
ernor.
The first ballot resulted a. follows,
Whole number of votes cast, 6s4; nscessa
~ 10 choice. 31S; Moody Carrier, 29l
Samuel W. Hale, 297. scatteEins, 40; nc
choice.
sseond baIlot-Cuyrier, 2al; Hale, 3oS
scattering, Al. No ohoice-
Third ballot-Clrrier, 25S; Hale, $40
scattering. IS No choice
Fourth Bsllott-Ourrief, ZIG; Hale, a2i
scattering, 25,
Samuel W. Hale wss declared the nonii
nee, and the nomination was made unani
nous.
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EVENING SESSION. .

Place of Meeting-Ohieers Elected.
The reports of committees was next in
order.
IrontoH, Ohio, was selected as the next
place of meeting.
The following list of officers was appoint
ed for the ensuing year:
President, Major General George Crooks.
VIcs Presidents, Gen. W. II. Enochs, Gen.
!. II. Duyal, Gen. ]. NJ. Harris, Captain
William J: Robb, Col. Van H. Blakely,
Col. NJ. s. Hall, Gen. B. H. Coates, Gen. II.
F. Deval, Maj. B. NJ. Skinner, Col. J. P.
Linton, Col. Henry J. Johnson, Maj. T. s.
Matthews, Chaplain J. w. w. Bolton. Cor.
Secretary, Col. Jacob Weddell; Recording
Secretary, Lieut. 4. S. Wilson; Treasurer,
|. Cal Jeremiah DaVidson.
A quartettes was nicely rendered by
Messrs. H1ntef Schofield, Heiskle and
Yeardly, and 'sfter Col. Burkey had read
letters Of regret from various distinguished
persons, among them our own Gov.
Jackson, District Attorney General Flick
and Infidel Bob. A short time was spent
singing songs to music by the bands pres
ent, and the Association adjourned until
nine o'clock tomorrow.
The attendance to-day was as large as
was anticipated, but many more are expect
ed tomorrow.
Thus closed the first day of the Associa-
ton, without single incident to mar the
pleasure of the occasion.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
y soal 10 ths Rsgister.

Nsc70l 70 me hsg1StsT.
.'y.EGlNND. September l2.-Capt.
-... Is erecting an immense break
p -rgut uf his Etna brick works,
al. Completed, is intended 70
-e double purpose OF an ice harbor
ATS and also as 4 foundation for
q. bindings. Henry Kerr, a tow
J.. IS perintending the work.
i-sa Porter, an old resident Of this
-.ri ere, this morning, at an ad-
20. lie was native OF the Emerald
?. Mcconnell, a clay miner, aged
;.y..yr wears, was instantly killed
H...- AZ work in Francy & Son $
Toronto, over the river. His head
'l... mashed into an UnrecOgniza-
J q .arse piece of slate falling
O.. He caves q wife and several
30 mourn his loss.
-. MART, who returned last night
@a!e trip on the tow.bOat Josh
/ louisville, was suddenly stricken
ara & the heart this morning.
q, ;rr recovery are considered
.;u- Captain Stewart is consid-
o.. the oldest and best tOw-boat
,-, g.ver.
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THE COLOR LINE.
Intense Excitement In East st. Louis
over the Question OF Whether Both
Races Shall Attend the Same school.

ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Great excite.
ment exists in East st. Louis on the ques-
ton of whether colored children shall be
sent to the public schools where white
children are taught. The trouble has been
eliminating for some time. During vaca-
ton the school board selected a site for a
school building for coloTed children, located
between two railroad tracks. The colored
people objected to this location and
threatend to send their children to school
with the whites. Vest erday, at the open
ing of the schools, the colored children ap-
piled for admission at the white schools,
but the principals refused to admit them.
The excitement grew intense, and the Board
ordered the schools closed for day. Last
night several street fights occurred, and to-
day the schools were again opened. Few
white children presented themselves, but
the colored ones were again on hand, and
Yesterdays action was repeated Some OF
the teachers left their schools. Finally the
schools were again closed fer the day. The
Board had, in the meantime, rented a
building to serve as q school for the colored
children, but the negroes would not send
their children there, claiming the right to
have them enrollen in the white schools
Several fights occurred between the white
and colored childred this morning. The
excitement is growing, and it is not known
how the matter will terminate.
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The RESULT IN MAINE.
Complexion of the LeEisIature,

PORTLAND, September 12-The Daily
Advertiser makes careful estimate OF the
Legislature as follows: Senate, Republican
IS, Fusion 5; House of Representatives,
Republicans 81; Fusion 81.
LEWISTON, Me, September l2.-The Jour
nal has returns from 294 towns, which give
Robie s., ,495, and Plaisted Sl,S6S. Robes
plurality 96S2.
Senator Frye has received congratula
tions from Presiden: Arthur.
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Htse Chiefs In Sessto0

CINCINNATI, September b!-The National
Convention Of the Fire Chiefs OF the United
States and Canada met at noon today With
two hundred people ins attendance; The
address Of welcome was made by MAYOR
Means. and the response by the PRESIDENT
Of the Association, g. W. Taylor, chief Of
the fire department Of Richmond, Va Capt
Eyre w. Shaw, OF the Loadon- Eoel.n5,
brigade. Is here attending tbs conventiea,
The session will CONTINUE three dayA
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Tn. search. TO. thipp ..A His Me-.

WASHINGTON. September l2.-Lieutenant
Haber writes from YOkutsk, June I'D, as
follows:
81 hope TO reach hut called Matvai, near
the centre of the, Lena Delta, about July
I'd. Here will establish provision depot
and commence the search for the people
who were in Lieutenant Chipp's cutter. l
propose now 10 make our first search 10 the
westward Of, the depot which will proba'
bly occupy the greater part Of July. Dur
ing August L will make q search TO the
eastward a. far ~ the Java byerr IL neces-
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Great CouneiI OF Red Men.

EAsToN, Pa, September 12.-The Great
Council OF the United States OF the I'm,
proved Order of Red Men met in annual
session here to-day. Delegates are present
from every State in the Union. Hon.
Charles Ljtchman, of Marblehead Mass, IS
the presiding officer. BE responded to the
address of welcome by T. z Tayyinor, on
behalf of the Eastern Red Men. Coy Nernor
Hoyt will this evening publicly welcome
the BODY to the State.
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The Deadly DumpIing.

GREEysBuRG, Pa, September l2.-On Sun
day Nora Ginter,a small girl from belmont,
who has been visiting her uncle, Mr.. Geo.
Lessig, in Scottdale, had an attack OF apo.
plexy. While partaking of dinner she and
her cousin were trying to see which could
eat the largest number OF apple dumPIings;
After eating the third one she complained
of feeling sick and fell unconscious. Medi-
cal aid was Immediately called, and she is
fast recovering.
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THE LARGEST YET.
Louisville OutdOes Herself-A Grand
Parade and n General Good Time.

- "NhNhoA OON@
LOUISVILLE, September l2.-This city to-
day celebrated the completion Of several
new railroads on grand scale. Business is
entirely suspended and all Louisville, with
not less than 100000 strangers, crowd the
streets along which the procession passed.
The display of home industries, commerce,
fire and police departments, and the mill
tary was the grandest ever witnessed in the
South. The parade was over ten miles In
length and three hours passing a given
point. The city is covered with flags and
flowers, and the occasion is given up to hol-
iday. During the parade twenty baIlons
were sent up from the city. This afternoon
the people locked by thousands to the fair
grounds to witness the days trotting and
other events. \ big display OF fireworks on
the river this evening will end LouisyilleS
greatest celebration.
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A had Accident Ayerted.

GnExssBuRG, Pa, September l2--The
Pacific express, west, at noon yesterday,
had a very narrow escape from being
wrecked at Bolivar. An old clergyman,
who was walking along the track, discover
ed a telegraph pole that has just fallen
across the track, and, knowing that the
train would be due at that point within a
few moments, hurried forward and signaled
the train in time TO arrest what would GER.
tainly have been a terrible loss, both Of life
and property. -
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axexon LexfalataRe.

CHICAGO. September r. "A Portland,
Oregon, special ays the Legislature net at
salem yesterday. Both, Houses Organized.
Vi, ]. McConn<ll. wac chosen Preldent OF
The Senate and George W. AcBrids Speaker
nf the House. The oryanizati % ot the
senate is unfayorahle TO Mitche'Is Senate
nal aspirations. but the opposition 10 him
has not united en- q candidate.
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Reuul. OF q Family Fight.

CHICAGO, Ill, September IA Lewis
town special says: Jsmes A. Arnett, a
prominent farmer, auarreled with his wife
snd his SON Jacob, about bis (Arnett 81
scandalous relations with young widow,
and as the scuffie was proceeding younger
son, CYRUS, rushed in with revolver and
shot Arnett fatally. Arnett is snll alive.
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ATTENTION RlVERMEN.
A New Board OF Inspectors OF Steam
Vessels at GaIlipOlis.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-The Acting
Secretary of the Treasury to-day gave or
ders for the establishment of Local Board
of Inspectors of Steam Vessels at Gallipolis,
Ohio Frederick Ford. formerly Assistant
Inspector of Hulls at Wheeling, ". Va,
and lansing V. Applegste, formerly Assist
ant Inspector at Cincinnati, h ave been aap-
pointed members of the new board and in
structed to proceed to Gallipolis at once
and establish an Office there.
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Cunning Thieves.

NEW YoRK, September l2.-While Owen
McSorley, Of Sta en- Island, was out driving
some strangers called at his residence and
informed the serving man that his coach
had beer broken down. The man hurried
10 the assistance Of his employer, and du.
ring his absence the house was robbed Of
s1A OOQ in bonds
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
The Fun VIII Now Begin.

KAssAssIN, September l2.-Gcn. Wolseley
made personal reconnaissance this morn
ing. He was accompanied by the Duke OF
Connought and Generals Lowe, Willis and
Wilkinson. lie returned after gaining q
clear idea OF the enemys position. This Is
the last reconnaissance before the battle.
The Attack 10 be Made.
KAssAssIN, September l2.-Gen. Wo!seley
has left the camp in order 10 arrange an at
tack. All the forces have now arrived
A Gunpowder Plot
IsNAILA September l2-BOats have gone
up the frcshwatcr canal and through kas.
sassin lock to blow up the dams constructed
by the enemy.
The American Attacbe.
ALEXANDRIA. September l2.-Iieutenant
Commander Casper +. Goodrich. the Amer
ican officer detailed TO accompany the Eng
lish army in the Egyptian campaign, ha.
arrived here and will report to Sur Garnet
Wolseley on the first opportunity.
Bismarck Seriously III.
PARIS, September l2-It is rumored that
Bismarck Is seriously i'll. He has been
ailing more or less for some years past and
has several times been laid quite low. The
present attack took violent form a lew
days since, when he was prohibited by his
physicians from seeing any one or to De
talked to on matters OF state. lie must
have absolute rest OF body and mind.
An Actress Shoots HersslE
PARIS September l2-The Russian act.
ress Feyghite, shot herself in the apartment
OF the Due DE Morny this morning She Is
in precarious condition.
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FIRE RECORD
4 Big One,

September u. - The Denver
"l..> and elevator WAS burned
a'oE Estimated loss S225, 900; iu-
'-r elevator was the largest in the
w. 'uil OF grain. 1t is thought
'r-'na;ed from q spark from a
ACROSS The street, which burned
--e -ven.nr.
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ARKANSAS OUTLAWS.
4 Reign Of Terror in the Southern Part
Of the StRte.

CINCINNATI, September IA Fayette-
Vile, Arkansas, dispatch says a terrible
state Of lawlessness exists in the southern
part of that country. Recently the United
States Marshal and posse attempted to
arrest two or three bad characters at the
house of jeff Gillilsnd, but were fred on
and two of them wounded. Since then
members of the posse have been fired on
mysteriously, and they are in constant
fear Last Friday night an old emigrant
who camped on the roadside with two little
boys was shot by Jim Webb without the
slightest provocation. Since then the citi-
zens have become fully aroused, and the
sheriff with a posse of two hundred is
securing the country. Two men have been
arrested, but Webb has not yet been found.
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Srw YoxK, September f2-rse Post
saws: A. the Produce Exchange several
failures Of Importance occurred to-day. on
account OF the decline In brsad stuffs and
provisions Among them are Carl Kasson
and Richsrd p. Erwin.
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b York has 900 policy shops, &Oo
10. deus, 500 pawn-shOpS, and
y places where stolen property
SAFELY sold. 1t is seldom you
. dissatisfied New Yorker.
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A VESSEL ON FIRE.
Probable Loss OF Lire-voIunteers e
the Rescue.

the Rescue.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., September 12.-An
American schooner, name unknown, an
chored last evening off Rye, n. H., is on
fire. Only portion OF the crew were able
TO get ashore on account of the terrible
seas. The remainder battened down the
hatchways and remained on deck until
driven by the heat to the rigging. A hole
was subsequently burned in her bottom,
and she sunk in three fathoms of water.
The life saving station could do nothing for
her relief. A volunteer boats crew from
the United States ship Vandalia have gone
with a man-of-war cutter in q tug boat to
attempt the rescue of the men.
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The Company SAFE.

September l2-On the bill re-
7. ,pr an Injunction to restrain
20 'lty Railroad from running
o. .aying a cable track, Judge
MS morning, made a sweeping
." ave- Of the company on all
's.>sI ~ the bill.
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Arthur's cabinet appears to be a
!, aouri>hing shop for the manufac-
:Uuitrd states Senators. Teller,
Luy-ru. and Lincoln are all after
r...' -uvgS.
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Rismnrck AerIOualX III.
KEYSER.

Pers0naI.
Special 10 he RppisieT.
KEYsER, W. Va, September ll.-On last
Saturday the counties of Hardy and Grant
delegate district, held Democratic con-
vention, and nominated J. V. Williams. oil
Grant. for the Legislature. He Is good
man, and his election Is guaranteed. VIM.
Fisher and J. W. Wood, OF Hardy, were
opponents OF Williams in the convention.
This vicinity has been visited with
severe rain storm for the last twenty tour
hours. and the streams are much swollen.
Bishop wean, OF Richmond, Va, deliv'
cred able discourses in the Catholic Church
here yesterday.
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Ben nm, Jr., 20 be senator.

ATLANTA, GA, September l2.-lt is under
stood tnat Gov Colquitt will appoint Ben
bill, Jr., as successor 10 his father in the
United States Senate. Young Hill IS
thiriy-tWo years old and is now solicitor
ssusiAl US tie Atlanta circuit
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R.ltlmer&,. C.lehratlea.

BALTIMORE, No, September i2--fhe Six.
ty+igbth anniversary Of the battle OF
North Point, which begins the annual OH
ole festivities, Is being celebrated to-day
with more than usual ceremony and dis.
play.
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To worry aboat any Liver, Kidney on
UTipary Trouble, especially Bright's Dis
esse or Diabetes. % Hop Bitters never faili
OF cure khere epre y ponlbl& Ne know
ibiL
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!, ,A, AS NEN., September l2.-During
.. s'.iur rancho between Fran
mo and an unknown nan. the
A.1r;a.ly wOanded and the
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Both Killed.

MErAnoEAs MEXICO, Sepisnhsr "a
During fight at Coricitor rancho, between
Fran cisco Tereyino and an unknown man,
the former was fatally wounded and the
Iatter killed.
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NoNNnE.

A Clsysissa Has Literally IDen -
Pieces.
cIEyElAxp. O.. September i2>-1bis sfess'
noon Hssnk Lsvak, engineer q The o.
operative Stove Works. wN e1sSht In the
machinery while adjusting Q. halt and IN.
asptly killed. His neck vas bfokss and
both Jegs vrsnched OF ak tie kneeA m
boih arms pulled of ct ushslbo.. 1bs q
csssed uas twenty-five yeogl. of 49, Ne
Isaye A willow and one cAjm.
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hasn't been 4 day in nine years
Ia death in Havana from yellow
.ud il there is anything like get
lo it the old residents must
-Imy veterans.
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sn~yrx, O.. seps-aber i2-Hias 50
Edvsrd Ress, two hsxs living 1t this plsee.
were cleaning Q loaAfA revolver this n1sn;
ing uben Il sncidsstalIy vess on IhA hen
struck the latter DSsf the syeheDu, 49,
pspipg clear thSepgh the ~ looe g -
brsin, lo6eed tsnssfh The aktp, nsee y
top Of the hss6