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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
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Tfny. y Y. manufactures N.Fn,s
ON linen eullHfs efary frHf. huaidm
l,Hn,Dp1 fluris irHy ilmfi.
Hefpnif.nna nfH haye isen rausei
IN Nnw York tilY dnflng twelve yHarf
ny rata and mIro nlbIling matches .
N T. iim,h
Thefe are GFsr ii.n11,0n peppla
In ihH lfuIiH AlainH. mon, women and
children, whn aru dependent upon labor
NJ mlnds and mauuia0iofici Chfeago
Tuburf
The Agricultural Bureau NJ WASH
ngiun hai during tbo present iraf. ey'
uondrd over $4,000 10 tho intrOiuo.
ton NJ The icnpInnt inlo the VARIOUS
points pi the United slatas. Waning.
lon Star.
A considerable share ~ the lumber
output of the Fast comes from the mills
NJ Fort Edward. tiIens Falls, and from
those along tho Hudson between these
two p'acca Thirteen mills produce
about 2On. 000. 00O feet annually, besde
slabs and other refuse. dlbnBy Jour
nal
According to 'he latest census tho
people Of the United States engaged In
active business pursuits arc thus cm-
ploycd In agriculture, 22.000,000; pro-
lossionnl aud personal service. l2,0D0,-
900; manufacturing and mining, liz
Ol0,00J; trade and transportation. 5,oOO,-
900.
The number Of vessels totally lost
on OF near the coast Of Great Britain
during tho fyn years, 1877 ~. was, ac-
oording 10 tho report OF tho Committee
on llarbors, 2,i65. or nn average OF w
per annum, with u loss OF life equal 10
nearly 730 per annum. This return
takes no account Of missing ships.
Tho trnck Of the Iron Mountain
Railway, Missouri. 700 miles long, was
changed to tho standard gauge In ono
day, juno rs, 1872. Thrce thousand
men wero employed. Tho gauge OF tho
New York. Pennsylvania 4 Ohio Road.
2l6 miles, was changed from broad TO
standard gauge between > and $3.50 a.
M, June %, 1889, by 1900 men. Cht
| cd30 Herdid
Tho largest sailing ship In tho
world was launched at Glasgow recent.
y, from tho yards Of Mcssrs. Hamilton
4 Go. Sho Is described rs n hand
somely. modelled iron, four.mastcd, full.
rugged sailing ship Of tho following di.
mcnslons: Length over all, $40 feet;
breadth, 80 feet; depth Of hold. % foct
inches; register tonnage, BIB. Her
principal masts and yards arc made oil
| steel.
The game captured by the Greedy
party during the two years ending Au-
\ gust, 1883, was as follows. seven
| wolves, 7 foxes, Sermincs. 3 Jennings.
1903 musk oxen, 10 seals. 81 harcs. ~
king ducks. b3 long tailed ducks. 30
cider ducks. 90 doYokins. diver, 0
burgomasicr gulls. Sabine gull. II
Arctic terms. l18 sknas, ~ brent geese,
| raven. 10 ptarmignn. 100 turnstoncs.
I sandpiper. sandpllng, ~ knots. =
ringcd plovcrs. IL owls. 2phiaropcs, ]
walru&-N T. Herald.
Swiss statistics show that tho land
OF Switzerland and Its natural produce
tions afford employment for il0.02S
men and 1919 women. and that tho
labor Of these persons supports l,l6S,-
| 1877 individuals. Those who 1.-Two on
rents. interest, pensions and annuitics
number In Switzerland 5000, or about
two In each 100 Of population. Fund
holders who are nothing else comprise
s,s23 men and 1871 women. Tho
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
DIED FOR LOVE.

Love Lorn Couple NJ Dallas, Texas, Choose
Death Together Rather Than Separation
In L,fc--The Revolver Route Chosen,
nnd Proves speedy and Effective.
DALLAS, Ten, scrtcmhor ~.
A sad'y romantic tragedy came to
light here yesterday that was tir,t shroud-
cd In mystery, but Investigation by re.
porters uncovered the whole affair. The
first knowledge OF the tragedy was OBJ.
talaed through tho discovery In the
woods, Just hey nj the corporation lin.
It's on the West fork Of Trinity River, OF
the dead bodies OF two per.
sons. The victims, when first dis.
covered, lay iidc by side, the mans
arms extended and partly lying on that OF
his love, as II n the agouics of death, h.
had sought to embrace her Ia his couyul.
slyc grasp. She was apparently aged
about eighteen, wore diamond broach
and was dressed with exquisite taste,
which bore no outward evidence OF poy.
crtyi he was apparently few years her
seni r. Between them lay revolver
with two chambers empty, telling the
story OF the murder and suicide.
When discovered both were dead but
their bodies were not yet cold. They
left scri' Of n paper that showed their
p AIMING and execution Of this terrible
deed had been deliberate, aud that II was
the old, old story OF love, despair and
death rather than separation. The scrap
OF paper contslned the following, written
In u plain, round hand;
"As we can not he united In HE, We
will be d ath. GEORGE foNsTmcK,
ANNIE MAuLog."
This note showed plainly tho cause
and gave the reporters c cw as to the
identity Of the parties, which was sue
cossfnly followed A, late hour last
right II was positively learned that the
young woman was sister cf ". II. Nan.
ny, wealthy and well-known citizen OF
Fort Worth. The young man Is said to
hay" been young German officer on
yea. leave, which would have expired
next month. HIS family In Germany r..
fused 10 hear Of bis marriage to tue young
lady.
y he appearance and examination OF the
bodies led 10 the conclusion at the note
was written before reaching the fatal
scene, and that after the nnil leave tai
ing llr fired the pistol In her mouth thu
killing her, then placed The weapon 10 hi.
right temple and again pulling tho trigger
fell close beside her. ID ath was lnstiu.
tancOus with both.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

blllAif, NJ y d, I'll mbuf ~.
Tho weather favored tho reception
Of Mf. B.ainc here. The streets were
thfoBged. Train, from surrounding
towns brought 10 thousands Of people.
The line Of march was packed. Main
street was decorated With stfingcrs Of
lanterns Mt frequent intervals AMI many
business houses were fcstooncd from
street TO roof In the same way.
bir lIlaln1's special train arrived few
minutes after eight O'Clock. Ths crowd
was dense In the station, aud the liecep.
tion Committee formed Into lines With
soma difficulty. Mr.. Blaine preceded
them, and, leaning on the arm Of bis son,
went TO his carriage. When he took his
seat tho crowd took up the cheering
which had been begun In tho station, aud
blaine responded by raising his hat Ills
carriage then moved 10 It's place In the line
and dropped out OF the procession before
II had flashed its march, and drove 10
the hotel, where be went to his room,
and shortly alter mounted the balcony,
from which he reviewed the procession.
II was i5 wien the review ended
and Mr.. Blaine was too much
iaiIzued for a speech. lie mtrely said
tiny sincers thanks and cordial good
night" and retired. There was no
speech.maklnR. Blaine will leave Buf.
ialo for Erie this mornIng.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

fHN tapfain n tha staamsf f.afa n ths
istss, which arriye1 IN asw Ysft f,em
fekahoma on iha 7iih. reports thst ee
August y, ~ c,ipe uuardafai, BE- is.k IN
We efew N ths hfauch transport Assgea.
He All told, and landed tbam =, Alden
Ihs Ayyfon was asfseksd hte mlls, sou,h
of unafdnfnl.
On The qiih chra H. Rice, travelling
agent fef Chase flroi., nufseymsn Hoeb.
esisf, n Y,, killed himself at Paiar.o,,.
~ D., whom about 10 b. taken 20 j.ll an
uie charge of swlndllng hls employers.
At Wbliestown, Pa, on ths 2bth, uof.
man, seyenty.nva years Of age, fatally
shot HE wife, aged slrty.nse, ths result of
quarrel.
1nE large glas, works, covering two
aores, owned by Abel Smith a. Co., and
Robinson, lsea 4 Co.'S machine shops,
In addition 10 many dwellings, we're de-.
stroyod by fire at Pittsburgh. Pa, on the
18th. The loss aggregates several hundred
thousand dollars.
On the 10th an unknown mnn committed
suicide at railway depot In Eyansylle,
Ind.
OK the night Of the 18th a wealthy clti.
xen Of PittsAsld, Mass, started 10 hunt
burglars supposed TO be In his house aud
shot himself.
WHILE descending Longs Peak In Colo.
rado, Miss q. L. Wilton, a wealthy young
lady Of Now York, pcrishod in snow.
storm.
AT Muncc, Ind, n man, who last April
had part OF his brains blown out, Is now
pronounced well and hearty.
On the 10Th Ella Larrabee, q handsome
girl OF twenty, was sentenced TO tho Peni.
tentiary for three yenrs by Brooklyn IN.
W court Despite her refined looks and
good breeding, she is said to bo profes.
sional thiof.
On the night OF the 25th Jeremiah Brosi.
orick, aged seventy .ivc, who claimed 20
liye in Cincinnati, sulcided by hanging in
the City Prison at Marietta, q. He was
dementcd and imagined that some one
wanted to kill him.
AT Arend, Chill, disastrous fire Is re-.
ported to have occurred on the 18th inst.
FIRE destroyed Kellogg & Jobnson's
boot and shoe factory at st. Paul, MINI,
on the 9th.
BY breaking into the store Of Michaels
Bros, Brooklyn, the night of tho 27,h, rob.
bers secured $4,000 worth OF jewclry.
A sSEAK thief stole Il bar OF gold worth
500 from New York brokers Office on
the 9Th, and vanished by climbing down
the fire escape
OK the 9Th, while riding on one OF tho
roads near Pittsburgh, PA, Miss Strcm
was ordered by tramp to dismount ana
give him her horse. Upon her refusal he
beat her until she was insensible. The
rascal was caught and Judge Lynch came
near trying the case.
IScEHDIAnIEs seem to be porsistently de.
termined to destroy Gle veand, Ohio.
Two more fires were started on tire 2S.h,
ono of which involved n loss OF Sl2,0)0.
Or the night OF the 9th the entire bus.
intss portion OF Rathdrum, Idaho, and
nearly all the best residences Of tho city
were swept away by lire. Many families
were left homeless and destitute.
A DYNAMITE explosion occurred in the
Council Chamber at Salisbury, Eng, the
night OF the eth. The building was
badly shaken and many windows in ad.
joining premises were shattered.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

fHM Hwias aalhaflilas affHstsl ~ more
usfmaa Aaafehlils " nsfas On ihs Bh
aad enpsllea them.
N NE Interim u EfYpt bflaanfs arc
saIi ~ bv rafHmittlng teavf depfpdaiiaHi,
A 10tfpp afm saeufsl ihs contract ~
il'a erection " iha ueofgla papith iof
isgl.iG
Tits lnsurgunt chlais IN Eypl nra ana,
Vie b. retain thelf followers on aerdan, "
. lack n supplies.
THf Papai ConsisiorY viii ni' couvana
until December ~ itlma. owing 10 tho
pfesaleHoe of cholera In Italy
Tnn rleznn Indians win arc starving IN
The Canadian border, sboo' cattle passing
70 Manitoba unless the ownira pay them
Ten cents head toll.
Tng committee appointed by Congres.
To select n place for q branch home for
aged soldiers wero In session In M. Louis,
No., on the 20h They decided upon
i,eayenworth, Kas., as tho location, tho
people Of that city giving 90 acres OF
land, aud $4,000 In money toward tho In.
stiiutlon.
For the soyen days ended tho gGlh tho
failures woroi United States, 1s1; Cana.
dn, 20; or n TO- al pf 2l8, as against n totni
OF 2ls, tho preceding week. showing
slight decrease. Failures arc still iaimer.
ous In thu Pacific States, Canada aud New
York city. In other sections OF the country
they arc rather below the average
AT Naples on the 18th there were 80
new cnses OF cholera and nineiy.sevon
deaths. There were fifty.one new cases
and twenty deaths at Genoa, and seven.
teen deaths elsewhere In Italy. Seven
deaths occurred at Alicante aud one at
Barcelona, Spain, and four at Toulon.
The period OF quarantine upon infected
cholera ports in Turkey has becn length.
enod to two weeks more.
OS the 10Th drafts from tho Guards,
Household Cavalry and other crack British
regiments, intended for service us n camel
corps In thoGordon relief expedition, en-.
barked from Portsmouth for Egypt.
HUNDREDS OF applications have been re.
ceived by the Chinese legation at Wash.
ington froon Americans, especially sur.
geons, for enlistment In The Chinese scry.
i1e. The legation replies that until war Is
declared by China no onlistments will DO
made.
On the 2Oth the Acting Secretary Of tho
Treasury issued call for the redemption
OF sIo,OO),0OO OF the three per cent. loan OF
1881, s,ihe principal and accrued interest to
be paid the Isl OF November next.
uS the 2G.h the mill agents at Montreal,
Can, were In session, considering meas.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
WIT AND WISDOM.

The feeble tremblo before opinion.
tho foolish defy Il, tho wise Judge Il,
tho skillful direct 1t.
Initiate time: II destroys slowly.
II undermines, wears. loosens, scpar-
ates. II does not uproot
1t Is said that Western woman
ha, been much injured BY tho bite OF
bat. Bats are very dangerous, as every
umpire knows. Philadelphia Call.
beware how you allow words 10
pass for more than they arc worth. and
bear In mind what alteration Is some
times produced In their current yaIue
by ihe course Of time.-R. SouLhsy.
"A fashion itcm says; ''The skirts of
little girls dresses grow longor." Truc;
wc'yo noticed this phenomenon our
selves and always supposed II was
caused by letting out tho tucks. -LoTeH
Citizen.
"A Michigan girl wrote 10 loco
motive mandatory saying that II Il
didn't cost too much she would like 10
buy one Of their now spark-arrcstcrs
and SEQ how Il worked. Huntington
FIRE. Press.
---'Is your table linen markedr'
asked tho washcrwoman. "Oh, car-
tainly." replied Mrs. Poplnjsy. I've
have had blackberry pie right along
this wcck and Mr. Popinjay has spilled
bis coffee twice" = Burlington Frcc
Pres.
Never sit down and brood over
trouble OF any kind. II you are yexed
with yourself or tho world. this Is no
way 10 obtain satisfaction. Find your
self employment that will keep your
mind active. and. depend on Il. this
will force out unwelcorne thoughts.
--'Tve just found ont why lightning
never strikes twice In the same place."
said Farmer furrow to the Deacon. as
they stood under tree during thun-
der.siorm. .'why Il itf'' asked tho
Deacon. because. sir. the same place
Is never there after tho lightning oncc
hits I'm y. Journal
Young housskecper with small or
porinnce in marketInr) ID hardly know
what 10 order for dinner. We had veal
yesterday and lamb the day before"
Butcher How would q leg Of mutton
do. or beef or tongueg" Young house.
keeper (relieYed at the suggestlonl =
"Oh. Us; that would do nicely. You
may send leg Of tongue. ."-E y.
Mad and Express.
Something acking--Baker-"Yes.
mum; now put my name on my bread
TO prevent my rivals from initiating my
loaves and getting my custom" House.
kceper-''A wise precantion. But was
that bread you left hefs yesterday
genninef" "Oh. yes. num-" "Then
| would suggest that you add soms-
thing besides your name TO the IoaveA"
Certainly. mum. II you say 30. What
Is ita" Tho date. "-PAliaisipkss
Gail.
--"ff I can find my gun I BIT I'll
settle them eats said Mulberry the
other night II lxts hour. - ~ rlh out
sf bed and wsnt cropping around tka
room in the dark. sfoms hack b
he'd. you old fool" plezdsd TIE ernfIs
voics of Mrs Mulberry ''Thaf Ien't
eafs. it's EnHsline's ne1 hesn dsun h
he pasiot s.ngin. S~est t.e.s.<
Emellne's new t.<au will not ~>ftIn
nny mcrs when No visits EnIo NJ
Emeline has told hin thz1 'I1(1
vsy eszily dizlurtoi nfI1s y I|-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
PLAYING q s.srr Engagement.

tottHhit. :. q, NeptemboF .
Tho following advertisement appear,
10 the Herald Of Rock IIlIl. s. CT "Al
persons are hereby notified 10 take ut
Thomas Black, alias Starr, . black
chunky negro, whj has persuaded my
daughter, Annie Yong whlta, TO run on
with him. am poor white man, ane
hope all well disposed persons will halp
me to recover my diughter and puuI.f
the villain.
slTaedl WILLIAM ]. WHITE"
Tho local paper advises shot gun Jus
tice when the negro ls captured.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


oN the a'h tho British War Department
forwarded t5W,pO In gold to General
"oiseley Tor expenses oil his expedition.
A SYMPHONY by Mendclssohn, never
published, has been discovered among old
papers In Berlin music store.
DIscounAGiSa reports come from nll
the Newfoundland fishing centers. From
the northern part OF Labrador, where n
greaI number OF fishing craft had gone.
doleiul accounts are received. Ou; OF 40
vessels only 10 returned with full fares,
~ with hnIt fares, ahd lO. had not taken
iol quintali oach.
IhE Social Scienci Congress, which met
Mt birmingham, Eng, has adjourned.
a MoNrENE0niS ship laden with arms
AMI ammunition was seized recently by
the Turkish authorities at scutari. Tho
Montenogrin authorities have dsmn nded
satisfac' Ion.
AcrISo upon the nlvIce OF tho Municipal
Medical Committee, the Prefect OF Police
OF Paris has issued an order prohibiting
tue holding OF the baby SHOW, announced
TO opcn In few days.
peror Francis Joseph were delighted at
tue announcement that he would open the
Hungarian Diet In perSon, on the 21sh
Inst, nt Pes h. His Ill -jisty has also ex'
pressed his Intention OF remaining In Hun
gary Tor at least month.
1T Is the opinion Of the laboring men OF
Cnnn'le that tue Chinese must 20 unless
they become naiuraliz,d citizlns
TnE limited express train from Boston
for St. Louis was announced 10 commence
running Monday, the 10th, reaching Si.
Louis via the Wabash.
RUSSIA has aided her objection 10 tho
suspension OF the Egyptian sinking fund.
OK the 18th Paris journalist cloped
with the young wife OF an English noble
man.
AT meeting OF railroad managers In
Chicago new pool was formed ON far
Western business, to DO known Us the Pa.
c.hc Coast Association.
Four deaths from cholera were reported
at Toulon on the 2osh. Tho disease Is in'
creasing to an alarming extent In G'no1.
BRussELs, Belgium, Is again tranquil.
aud renewal OF the recent disorders was
not expected before The communal cleo
tions In October.
InE twenty-fonrth annual Fair oil tho
~ Louis tMo'l Agricui nrai ana Mechnn
tcal Association viii be inausuratsd octo-
Der 9th and continue until the lltb. The
premiums offered amount TO St"p cash
and indications point to ono OF the grand
est exhibitions ever given by tho as'ocia'
tion. Among the attractions oil the week
wilt be the grand nocturnal pageant OF tho
Yelled Prophets on the tth, p'eperauoni
for which have been made ons scale OF
mssniacencs never icforc attempted tn
81. Louis.
THEIRS wero i1s fresh cases Of cholera In
Italy aud 10 deaths during twen'y-iour
hours nied inc evening OF tno soth.
Since the outbreak Of cholera In Naples
there have beea io'i" cases. and o''s'
deans am po.,a :, ,,..,,. >, par,,o w
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
Gordon's Operation. st khsrt' um.

JDsDos. soptcmbef p.
The Tfmss has adyices via kasSala, and
Massowah, giving extracts from the
diary Of Its khartoum correspondent,
Mr. Power, describing the siege Of
the latter place. From April 2sth to
July slst, there was daily lighting. which
frequent y was terrific. General Gordon's
total loss during That time was 1900
Killed. The General dsspairsd II r..
esiving adequate relief. The negroes
were the only troops who could be relied
upon. On April 9Th the enemy cap.
tured one OF Gordon's armed steamers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
WAS she SACRIFICED.


Cowardice of Her Guide.
DEsyEn. C0s.., September g.
Later information Of the death Of Miss
wcton, who perlslled In snow storm
while making the descent Of Longs Peak
on Tuesday night are received. The
opinion became general that Miss wciton
was deserted by the guide, who did not
return 10 tho rescue III the next morn.
Ing. Mr. Oliber, livery man at Estes
Park, says, obedlent tp Miss weiton's
order, he drove to the guides houte
on Wednesday moralng TO met
her on her return from the summit
to drive her back to Estes Park
hotel. On reaching the guides house be
was In ormed OF Miss wcliou's death
The liverymau drove rapidly up the trail
five miles, where be met men vii, the
hody which was found mile further on.
II was then in the morning, six h ufs
from the time the guide says he lett the
lady. X sidcnts Of the Peak dl.cr dit d
tho guides story, and charged him with
crlminal cowardIcc, possibly responsible
for the lady's death. The Corouer will
investigate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

NIftfFFffff ". NTIf4WD1f =.
Yesterday an a'srm Of FIRE called the
department 10 Front aud Pike streets.
ON the way answering 10 the first alarm
Chief Bunksr's earrings eoliidsd with a
Babcoek extInruIshsr at sixth and viae
streets. The Bibcock struck tho chief's
carriage on the lett fore wheel. breaking
the axls and hurting the Chief with
terrible forcs 20 fhs street,
ahffs hs stfast upon IA
rough stones aud was knetsed sense e..
lie was carried into n eazIne.heuss ard
. rhyzi<l1a summonsd. Ths chic
rirhl sfm wsD found 10 BE- bryksn. and b.
~ ooDjsIsed elhes lsrieas Ipjsues.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
A Little Too Realistic.

IaiE, Pa. september 10.
The second days exhibition of the Az
ncalturai Society sas alisnded By 1000
people. buffalo BlIl's avid West
Combination appeared 10 The fair, sas
during The part Of The programme wksf'
the Mexican saqusFos ride Wild steers I
ffightfui scsne occurred. One of N.
steers became fsr'"es wish rsrc, ~
brsaking svaY With = ssansro on HI
baek, plunged Into : large crowd o
spectators. running aHan. Among then
aud tr4mpllnK . doxsn o. more p<orlc
Afier creating sffei i<rror. thr tfnis ~
1nally InssooIA ~ ~ I1iusod D111l1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04


meeting OF tho Corn and Flour Ex.
AMI City Government OF Bald
'ti., on tho 27.b, culogi,tic rcsolu.
zee passed on the character aud
ns oil the late John ". Garrett.
be -S.h Archb shop corrigan laid tho
-hone ot the now Italian Church o.
nhs Of Mt. Carmel, IN New York.
On has 70 that there has come to light
estaic Transaction in Washington by
Ben Butler is said to have got ahead
Uovernmsnt.
2 single sculI race at crcve Corr
~. Lpui., No, on the 2s b, Jake
ur ieiea.cd Georse Hosmer. Tie
20 was three niles winn,r's time,
minutes M y sceopis.
lie .s;h tie funeral of John W. Gar.
~ place at Mvn,ebsllo. the country
lnse OF deceased, near Balti,norr,
Is reported that fu ly i2,o0 peo.
sndef.
Val LrFrfs, the dcfaulting Treas.
tie State Of Kansas In 1879, and
whertalouIs has been a matter OF
y ever since, las been arrested.
rres'dcnt !, apparently not In a
70 get lack 10 bu-inrss. lie IL not
"a In Washing on until tue middle
rbsr.
rsh GRssuAn. the new Secretary
Treasury. has not yet made up
ns'her 10 retain the portfolio or 10
'he oireui, Juigeshir.
csi, direr' or OF the Nafionaf .Tonr.
u sells, has tcan expelled from bel.
OF supporting the Republican ciuse.
GRIMES AND CAsUALrrEs.
ne ~ y joan tray. . wealthy farm.
:. County, Ini., vas killed on hss
his engaged In pa ling up s.umps.
N stated .sasl isniy. thros.nz .
'unp upon him. injasisx him 80
sth soon oecurrsL
ass''oysl The large hr.es A ilsurlas
|" '-meet ni9shsf4 : Aeeasa.
= NE niz.s Of The 2stA. Loss, ul.
afsns,. <i,,eA On The s5.h Q, ssss,
= 'as sau' plses vs. dsssfoysd.
~ p Issursse4