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Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-14
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
The Talk of tsae People Who Use It: "A Good HEedicine.' 5
Never had any thing act so pleasantly the

Never had anything act so pleasantly on the bowols''
 ''One dose cured an after dinner headache.''
 '' One bottle did my dyspepsia more good than all the medicine ever used.
 Never saw anything so quickly bilious attack
 "A wonderful Blood Purifier
 IA perfect cure for all scrofulouS taint.'
 From MT. William w. Jones. of Carolina, Clay Co.,, Ind-For the last two years I have been seri- ousy unu ell It would be difficult to describe all the ailments that have united to render my exist. ence miserable in the extreme. Pains in the breast a heavy, dull sensation in my head-faintness at the stomach-weakness in the legs-kid,.eys badly deranged-restless seep-complexion sallow- strength all gone. Rendered desperate, went to the northern part of Michigan, hoping that a change of climate would do good. I got no benefit. Last Spring went to the city of Terre Haute reSorted to the ateSian baths there, for weeks. One day, glancing through tho papers, I noticed an advertisement of Burdock Blood Btters. In June commenced taking this medicine, thou h,
 must admit, with little or no expectation of re- lief The result was, however marvellous and gratifying beyond measure. Since using these Bitters have not lost days work. They take right hold and the effects are always pleasing.
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Homes of the Cabinet Members.

ming has taken house at the corner of Eighteenth and P streets and will occupy it as soon as Mrs. Manning returns to Wash ington. The house, fine residence, faces Dupont circle on the opposite side of the cir cle from the Blaine mansion and Stewart castle. Secretary Whitney has not yet se- cured city residence. He is fitting up the Means mansion on the Tenallytown road re- gently purchased by him and will spend the autumn there. Attorney General Garland has purchased residence at the corner of Rhode Island avenue and Fourteenth street. All the members of the Cabinet except MT. Lamar may now be said to be provided with homes in the District of Columbia.
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w WANTER-

[A FIRST CLASS rooms and board for gentle 5#;;s man and wife. Private family and uptown AAa.Az preferred. Give particulars. Address
 "C.. :" DRAWER 52. Se1 New Haven p. O.
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Boy, NitrO-Gly

H1NGHAM, Mass, Sept. 13.-Charles J. Young, of Hinghan, and Arthur Wheeler with four companions went sailing on Aeon Lake to-day. Three of the party got fright ened and insisted on being landed. The boat started out again when fourth desired to be put ashore and it was done. When the boat got two hundred yards from shore a flaw capsized it and the three men men sank and were drowned. Young was thirty years old and leaves a widow and child; Curtis was twenty-six years and was married; Wheeler was twenty-four years and un- married
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

September 9tn, 1SS5. TTPON the application of Franklin S Bradley U showing to this court that he is guardian to Le Grand Cannon, minor belonging to said dis trct and that said minor is the owner of two und- vided thirtyifths of the following real estate, viz a certain piece or parcel of land situated in said New Haven, and bounded easterly by Meadow street thrtyseven and etenths feet more or less, northerly by Whiting street one hundred and sixty two and tenths feet or less, westerly by Commerce street seventy seven and ninetenths feet m ore or less southerly by land of Sarah M. Arm strong twenty y-eight feet less, easterly again by land of the estate of Henry l.. Cannon, again by land of said estate of Henry L.. Cannon, deceased, one hundred and thirty-one feet four inches more less, valued at about - dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estae praying for an erer and that t sd ne t 6e same as per application on file, dated the sth day of September 1885, more fully appears.
 Ordered-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate office. in New Haven, on the 18th day of September 1885, at nine o'clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in some pub lie newspaper having circulation in said district, three times before said time assgneI.
 sfI st SAMUEL A. YORK. Judge.
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sulltyan,s Price A. A Pitcher.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 13.-John L. Sullivan, the champion pugilist, pitched in ball game today between the Forest Citys of Cleveland and the Sanduskys. He occupied the box for the local club and pitched nine innings with fair ability. He was hit for six singles which with an error by his catcher gave the Sanduskys two runs. About ten thousand people had assembled to witness the game Sullivan gets $9OO for his days work At the close of the game an officer arrested him on a warrant sworn out before Justice Hart by the Law and Order league Sullivan accompanied the officer to the iustics's office where he was released on $500 bail He leaves for Boston tomorrow and costs under arrest will be paid by the park manapers
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An Exciting Shooting scrimmase

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.-Four persons par ticipated in shooting affray at Franklin, Ky, last night. All were wounded, one fla tally Sheriff Beall went into 8 saloon to ar- rest John Fugett for carrying pistol. Gus Gilbsrt friend of Fugetts, shot Bea1l twice. Marshal Murray came to Beall's as- sistance and shot Fugett twice. The firing became general and Murray received slight wound. Beall is fatally and Fugett serious ly wounded. The others wounds are slight Gilbert and Fugett are being guarded and the excitement rms biph
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WANTED.

| &G*0AA1S. WANTED. :: E, FIVE v or six rooms for housekeeping. cen. 4esA se14 2t SIS Chapel Street WANTED. A SITUATION by first class cook in restaur- ~ ant or hotel. Best of reference if required sell 1t*
 WANTED.
 5 1ls 9 0TaPe abe7 a 50 tie m mak Ms souri; railroad work: will last one year se14 2t WANTED. CIVILIZATIONS at 119 Orange street for 4 compe- o tent Swede girls: the very best of city refer snees 5 furnished Call and inspect or telephone or oerS: se14 2t WANTED.
 SHEPARD'S Bureau have opened in Danbury,
 Csnn:; sbs and p open this week in New Jersey Al system in the world at 119 Orange street B estab llshed offices in New England. se14 2t
 WANTED. LARGE fire and burglar proof safe in good il. c. LONGS AGENCY, sel4 3t Room ?, 6 Church Street.
 WANTED.
 IL Danbury office (new) This is a chance sei, dom offered A rare field and a splendid location point in New England. Call for particulars at 119 Orange street. se14 2t WANTED. A SITUATION by a girl to do general house. A work or as laundress. Good Preference if re- qgige4d ssl4 t Can be seen fHT xq d9ys FT s sprp WANTED, TWO COMPETENT GIRLS one as cook and ! laundress; the other as chambermaid and tween Il and at a7s GROWN STREET. STREE De Se14 1t*
 WANTED. A COMPETENT COM PETE @ GIRL @ to cook, wash and iron:
 A se4 other 1eed "pp4ag p4 GF6RG ER9Ga a STREET WANTED,
 A sIT4TIoN o fo dG general aad a3usework in se14 1t*
 WANTED.
 BEL nddABLa LAB Pary dady or gentlema wit, with mate cash business in this city that by push and energy, can be made to pay ss,o1o per year Full
 Only live business party need call for particulars at l19 Orange Street. se14 2t WANTED. N N experienced German saleswoman Apply at | l1 e36 Chapel street. HENRY PLUMB. se12 St
 WANTED. | rgNHREE or four furnished rooms in private fami-
 4 ly for gentleman, wife, baby and nurse; Ad- l s10 If
 WANTED, A SMALL furnished house for family of three A for the winter. Address D, THIS OFFICE. WANTED. fA FIRST-CLASS rooms and board for gentle | Maii man and wife Private family and uptown
 =AAssAApreferred Give particulars. Address | e. DRAWER 52 se1 1- New Haven P Q. l WANTED, l To BUY tot of Second hand Furniture and Car
 pets Highest eesh price paid. Orders by mail l s1aI 28 CHURCH ST REEF. 1 HELP. HELP, nF ALL NATIONALITIES. FIRST CLASS O help, males and females, to be found at this l number for hotels, restaurants and private families Orders by mail promptly attended to- and refer | ences investigated. MRS MULLIGAN, l se1 179 Meadow Street.
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EaCtOrY FOr Sal
FOR RENT,

Factory For Sale, fss-A THE factory of the New Haven Organ Co. Z:;: corner of Bradley and William streets, witl EAslHl4 engine, boilers and fixed machinery. my5 If L. B. MORRIS. Trustee.
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A BurslarY At NeWpOrt.

NEWPORT, R. T., Sept. 13.-About 7:15 o'clock last evening while the family of Ad- miral Charles H. Baldwin, U. s. N, were entertaining friends at dinner burglars en- tered the second story and made off with two gold watches, one with monogram in dia- monds; costly pin W: tn two gold rams heads; several gold charms; diamond necklace, and diamond pendant; garnet necklace; garnet bracelets; lacepin in the shape of a mirror set in diamonds; pocketbook con taining about S25, and various other valua- bles including several belonging to Mrs. Bssldwin's sister who is her guest. The loss is estimated at several thousand dollars.
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EDWARD c. BEECHER, Auctioneer,
HERBERT M. TOWER)

HERBERT Es n. TOWER BORDER OF NOTICE.
 MARY E. TOWER.
 State of Connecticut, New Haven county, ss: New Haven, Sept 3, A. D. 1885.
 TPON the complaint of the said Herbert M u Tower praying for reasons therein set forth Court in and for New Haven county, to be held on the fourth Tuesday of September A. D. 1885; it ap- bearing to- and being found by the subscribing all thorty that the said defendant is absent from this State-gone to parts unknown; therefore,
 Ordered-That notice of the pendency Of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Journal and Courier newspaper printed in the town of New Haven, Conn.,, once a week three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 5th day of September, A. D; 1885. 1SS5.,r,a.o
 IVY JONATHAN INGERSOLL, Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County
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OBITE AR N,
Death of Lieutenant Colonel Hem

Death of Lieutenant Colonel Henry
 Allen.
 Lieutenant Colonel Henry Allen, who was Republican candidate for Congress from this district at the last congressional election, running against MT. Mitchell, died at his home in Branford yester- day morning of consumption, against which he had been struggling for several months The deceased was born in Nor walk, Conn.,, and had lived in Branford for several years past. He went to the war as 8 private in the Seventy first New York regi- ment and later went out as lieutenant in the Seventeenth Connecticut volunteers. In 1863 he promoted to a captaincy, in 1864 he was made major and in 1867 leuten- ant colonel. The convention which nom- mated him was held in Meriden October 18th. He was brave and capable soldier and off cer. He had of late years been engaged ir different business enterprises The news o1 his death will carry sorrow to a large circle of friends
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CIVILIZATIONS at 1t9 Orange street for compe O tent Swede girls; the very best of citv refer ences furnished. Call and inspect or telephone or ders. saIa ot
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Shot By Careless Marksmen.

OTTAWA, Ills, Sept Yesterday John Hauslnan, sexton of the cemetery, while at work was struck with a spent rifle bullet and it is supposed mortally wounded. Oscar Christman, of this city, and William Morris shortly after gave themselves up to the DO lice. They had been shooting at target and neither knows who caused the accident.
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WANTED

A headquarters 119 Orange street. 50 tie mak- A ers 20 shovelers, 50 laborers to go to Mis- souri; railroad work: will last one year se14 2t
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ATrunk Factory On Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-The large five story brick trunk factory of George B. Rains & Sons at 10S and 110 Eutaw street was burned this morning with all the contents, consisting of a large quantity of manufac- tured goods and raw material. Loss on building 5000; loss on contents $1O,OOO, we'll insured. Two firemen were seriously injured by falling from ladder while at tempting to escape from beneath the falling walls
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District of New Haven ss Probate Court,

District of New Haven. Probate Court,
 Sept. F. A. D., 1885. UPSTATE of FREDERICK J. BETTS, late of IL Buffalo, N. Y, owning property in said dis trict deceased
 C. WyIlys Betts produced in court exemplified copy of the last will of said deceased and of the proceedings proving and establishing the saMe, and requested that the same be filed and recorded in this court, per application on file more fully ap- pears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Haven, in said District. the 18th day of September, A. D. 1885, at o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said district Sl4 St SAMUEL A. YORK; Judge
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HORATIO M. LAEE) ,,o,,,c,,,

HARRIET E. LANE ] o,. ,r,- State of Connecticut. New Haven County ss' NC" Haven, Sept 8, A. D. 1885. ., ,r..-o MT TPON the complaint of the said IoratIo M Lane praying for reasons therein t set sero, sof5a Court in and for New Haven county to pe neid M ol the fourth Tuesday of September, D. iSoo; IT ap bearing to. and being found by. the suoscriolne authority, that the said defendant is absent rom this State-gone to parts unknown; therefore, Ordered-That notice of the pendency or sac complaint be given by publishing this order ln the Journal and Courier, a newspaper printed III M Ine town of New Haven, Conn, once a week TOT Ihree weeks successively, commencing on or before Ine 5th day of September, A. D. 1895.
 JONATHAN INGERSOLL, Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County ae5oaw3t
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After the 18th of September French Glasses X Private Lesson
Rooms for Gentlemen.

AtNO 3s ELM STREET, Sheffield Block se14 6t* lTME. LOUISE GEHANNE.
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Turning the omceho1der. out.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 13.-Internal Revenue Collector Malone of the First Michi
 gan district notified yesterday Deputy Hinck. ley of this district to resign by the 10th
 This Hlnckley declined to do as no charges had been preferred against him. Hinckley has been deputy for twenty-one years un- der eight collectors and has an unblemished record W. H. Whittemore of Bay City, whom Malone appointed in Hinckley's place,
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From the Postomcs to Jail.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 13.-Lars Gunder son was yesterday sentenced to two years in the State prison and to pay fine of $55.1. He was member of the lower house of the legislature of 1881 and was prominent in Wisconsin. For years he held the position of postmaster at Cumberland. The postal inspectors in March last discovered that his accounts were crooked and while they were Investigating Gunderson fled to Norway. He grew disconsolate away from his family and returned and surrendered to the federal au- thorities The amount of his embezzlement was found to be S55.71. In the United States court he pleaded guilty. He said reasons beyond moral control led to his downfall.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,

foSpJ. I2th, JSSo. ] . UPSTATE of THE MANSFIELD ELASTIC FROG El COMPANY. of New Haven, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application of John L. Parker & O., of Worcester Mass, praying that the hearing before the commissioners be opened, per application on file more fully appears, it is Ordered-That said application be heard and de- ter1nined at the probate office in New Haven, in said district the 18th day of Sept A. D 1885, at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circula- &on in said district.
 S143t ~ SAMUEL A. YORK. Judge.
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A Band of Police Raid a Jewisl Synagogue in Mistake For a Gam bling Den.

A Band of Police Raid a Jewish Synagogue in Mistake For a Gam bling Den.
 CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-For some weeks past the police have shadowed the building at the of Fourth and Sycamore streets, the lower floor of which is occupied by John Woehner as & saloon The windows of the third story had been yelled with curtains of
 black through which lights shone with un- certain glare. The suspicion that gambling was going took possession of the officers Last Thursday they were rewarded by seeing
 more people than usual vending their way to the darkened apartments and summoning patrol wagon they made rush and enter ed. Instead of faro and keno they stumbled upon lot of people at prayer. Some time ago the Polish Jews in that neighborhood rented the rooms, being crowded out of their old church apartments on Third street be- cause the landlord wanted to build Instead of gambling house the police found a syna- gogue where the faithful were celebrating the Jewish new year. The raid was never reported and the police tried to keep the matter quiet, but it leaked out to-day.
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WANTER-

A LARGE fire and burglar proof safe in good A condition. Apply at
 H. c. LONGS AGENCY. se14 St Room 2 6 Church Street
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Murdered with a Beer Kee.

PEKIN, III, Sept. 13.-Robert Burgoyne, coal miner, and some of his comrades were having social time. During the eve ming Tom Gray entered house where they were and began quarreling. Seizing beel keg he threw it at Burgoyne, breaking the latter's neck. Gray left and the Board of Supervisors offered reward of $20O and the The police of this city discovered Grayss hid ing place at Pottstewn a few miles from here and securing warrant went there Fri day evening and captured him. He was taken to Minonk yesterday. Only few months ago Gray assaulted Dewitt Avery 1T this city while the latter was going home and was shot in the arm by Avery.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, 1

New Haven Ct., July 3. A. D. 1885. TSTATE of LEOPOLD STRAUSS, of the M town of New Haven, in said district, assign ing debtor.
 for sad district will be sold public auction the highest bidder the List day of Sept, A D 1885, at iO o'clock in the forenoon (unleSS previously disposed of at private sae). the following real es tate said debtor, situated III the town of Middle town Conn, viz: The house aud lot corner of Main and Ferry street; the house and lot on Foun tain street; the building lot on Pine street.
 Sale to take place on the premises commencing with Main and Ferry street property in said Mid dletown Terms made known at time of sale.
 FRANK D. SLOAT Trustee
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Rescued In The Nick of TIme.

BOSTON, Sept. 13.-While on an errand last evening pretty twelve years old girl was accosted on Warrenton street by strange man who invited her to a bagnio on Ohio street and there attempted her ruin. During her struggles the door was burst open by two officers. They Were in search of another girl who had been enticed from home The officers recognized the situation and took the man and girl to the station. But there the man was allowed to depart. The child's mother thinks that her cousin, who is an in mate of the Ohio street house, conspired with the man to ruin her daughter out of Spite.
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Run Over Rv C1r.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 13.-During the parade of Adam Forepaughs show yesterday the driver of one of the cages ran recklessly over little girl four years old, Louise Hin man, breaking four ribs and injuring the child internally. The mother has brought suit for damages in S2O. .OOO.
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A Missing Foreman.

LOWELL, Sept. 13.-John 'McMahon, aged forty, foreman of Gage's ice houses, went down town Friday night to make some pur- chases and has not returned It was known that he carried quite large of money in his pocket and it is believed he has been robbed and murdered
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Young Pennsylvania Damsel's RO.
 mantic


 READING, Pa., Sept. 13.-An interesting little romance came to light here yesterday. Miss Annie Snyder, whose parents reside at Lockhaven, is an acknowledged beauty, but as she had only passed her sixteenth summer it was not thought she had yet had any seri ous heart affection. A few days ago Miss Snyder announced her intention of going to Steelton. She left Lockhaven but not for Stseluon, for at the depot she was met by George Ardner, and together they started for this city. Upon arriving here they were inn mediately made man and wife, and at one of the hotels they have been passing their honeymoon As the girl did not return home at the appointed time inquiry was made, when it was found that she had left for Reading. A relative of Miss Snyder left for this place, and without trouble found Mr. and Mrs. Ardner. It is stated that the girls parents objected strongly to the match and have not yet become reconciled.
 Boy, Nitro-Glyeerine, Stone, Death BRADFORD, Penn, Sept. 13.-While out playing this afternoon about two miles south of this city some boys discovered disused nitro-glycerine can and one named George Canfeld, aged seventeen, threw a stone at it. He was a good marksnan. He lived but a moment.
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The Victim of a Barber,s Pistol,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept. 13.-Frederick Osgood, the man shot yesterday by Barber
 Renshaw, is more comfortable. His mother
 thinks his case is hopeless and Osgood him self says he cannot stand it.. The doctors say he has an even chance
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WANTED,
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WANTED.

w AIN ED. vgNHREE or four furnished rooms in private fami- 4 ly for gentleman, wife, baby and nurse Ad- dress D, THIS OFFICE S10 If
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WANTED,

w AIN ELD. S9& FIVE or six rooms for hotsekeeniD,- ~ #siii tFaI iocation. WALTER LEIGH, 4AsaA sel4 2t SIS Chapel Street
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FOR RENE. fhA THE STORE 7S9 Chapel street. MH.sA se14 St LEIGH & PRINDLE, FOR RENT. ks@ TO ADULTS, a tenement of eight rooms; &;;il modern improvements. E@siG se14 2t* 9 VERNON STREET. FOR RENT. 1A PLEASANT, sunny rooms, en suite or sin
 E.::l gle, with board. Best of references Inquire EAssss;sA at POI ORANGE STREET,
 Se14tf Corner of Grove
 sI.<, l f h aGS to. E,er
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lin dispatch says the Caroline Islands may be
 already regarded German property and that the affair can only terminate in the as- sertion of Germany's claims.
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FOR SALE. Shore cottage lots $5 per front foot A valuable house and lot, 800 Building lots in the borough $5 per foot front and upwards.
 w-A FEW GOOD RENTs.-a
 WALTER A. MAIN, je16 West Haven.
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Children Killed Nm A Mill.

BRYAN, Texas, Sept. 13.-An accident oe- cured yesterday at the saw and blaming mill of Garth, Griffith & Co.which resulted in the death of little boy and the fatal injury of another Jimmy and Joe Goodwin after bringing dinner to their father, who worked in the mill, amused themselves by playing with the belt which kept the machinery i1 motion. By some means they started the machinery and the boys were carried up on the belt and crushed. Joe was killed and Jimmy fatally injured.