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tFroE- Saturdays DAily.l
SALMAGVNDG.

The hrst mouth of the Fall term Of
our pubic schools closed yesterday.
The General election takes place one
month from to-day.
The Belfast Riot Commission vii!
Commence its sitting October l..
A Woman died Of cholera in Vienna
i ursd"y. THIS Is tie first autLeLttc
case there this Year.
Prof. A. I. Sieams. the present
teacher o: the Ruby Valley school. still
ilngrrs at the county seat.
Tie best thing for Virgins now is to
come I" Nevada nnl run for Consr.ss
on the Republican tick t.
\ stalk OF corn twenty feet high and
benrIng Thirteen we'll developed ears is
reported To have been gown at Euciui-
tas. Cal, this season.
Litt"m X Hunter have purchased the
Pat VI Call InLch un the river West of
Elko. We did not ! arn the exact
amount paid. but are informed that it i,
about Sli.1JO.
R'msmb.r u. Il eiuLart is selling out
FOR CASH In ord I to reap fail adj
vantage Of his bargains. you must pay
CT Ia down.
J.H. Mac lillian left by stage til,
morning for ru-carom where he will
deliver au address GA political topics to-
ri-Lt.
Twenty thousand people. and streets
lny With luntius. greeted Madame Pat
II al SWANSEA, after her singing had en-.
richrd the local hospital 10y the sun Of
$4,000.
The I~NDErENpENr acknowl ds"s re-.
cript "f n complimentary" 10 the
State Fair at Reno. wh!ch opens ,u
Monday neat cCEtinuins during the
week.
London newspapers Irai.e Gnudpr.
th" American OnrsmrAu, 70. the ROVER IA
Displayed III h : IH,c vIth Beach. .uIrl
consider his sty!r Of rowing sur,iIOs T.
that Of at y 9th r Amrl!cru.
1t is n sEtis.e, iiou 1" know that on
cNt'ndcd r'T:od OF hou-Lt mnI dat
hrs b"rn dist rlIrd hy n coupons shower
which -ct IN dining Last night aud con.
tInucd ~; iulrr.Ii, Throughout the
day.
For the worst kind of old cores on
man "r beast, U.s. strong C.iIs,Irc soap
aud ~llorsemcu's Universal Ointment.
As the go. O. PTS ever on the
alert L. uscrrr,iu ia" position o Dtm =
cratic ctnli.IGt~S during the Il .h-!!i ~.
It would Ice we'll fur those Who ARE sen.
sitiNr om this point t. turn To- the pages
Of thcp past and set how the Hon. Vim.
W"odburu itood Iuging the great s,rus.
gle.
The proposition Tor 4 INT canvass
10y the respective candidates for Con.
srrs~ l. a fair che and meets the h'A ~
approval OF al Who nrr confident Of the
justice OF the cl,ims Of their hvuritr
leaders; bur Mr.. W"odhurn rrfu ,rs To
take any ch urcS ina hand tn.haul
contest with his political antagonist.
IT," san FrnEcisco people are having
a sweet time. O'Dounrii aud hi, or ,wd
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Photography.

Prot. Rurnrr our local artis, has
PHI IL o. sample ii his WORK at the f..
pres, Office and m."rn- IL ,hut he vii
attend TO the the rcut Gallery in hat
yard daring the absence Of SIC. Muhrr.
Every one knows Mr.. Burner to he mn
artist OF the first magnitude. which IL
"A ]gusInntcc to good Photographic
work.
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REorsrRArt NOT cs.

Notice Is hereby gwen That the time
for the registration Of the names Of the
qualified electors IN Wclla District. FOR
III general election 10 he held 81 the
2md dry ut November. A. u 1855. for
the C"nnty 81 Eik". will expire Il g
O'clock p. II OH the 2yth day OF OctU.
Der. A. ID. lSsG.
WILLIAM CoSGfn.
Registry Agrn, OF Wells Precinct.
Wells, Oct. Lat, 1886.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the time
for the registration of the names Of the
IN ,lihrd electors in Elk District NJ. l.,
II roNuship NJ /. Tor the general clrc.
ton 10 hc held "u the 2ud day ut NJ.
vrmbrr, A. ID. 1886. for the County 81
Exc. will expire ut q O'Clock =. NJ on
tue 2Jlh day Of October, A. ID. 1876.
j. l. REYsEn.
Registry Agent Of L 10 Precinct.
Elko. Oct. lst, 1885.
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From Mondays Daily'l
kALMAGGNDI.
Beautiful Weather after the rain.

Beautiful Weather after the rain.
Tie State Fair opens ut Reno to-day.
Edward Reilly came up from sau
tra"cisoo on Saturday evening"
train.
Miss Emma Cullen his closed her
school ut South Fork aud rvtu ned T.
Exc.
Arrived ny stage from Tuscirura this
ereninB-Nss. Coa!e AID tao chill
drru.
w. j. UIton nnd J. II. Macmillan
arrived from Tuscar"ra 10y private con-
"'y"nce last evening.
Tie licenses collected b. tn. Sheriff
during the month of September
amount u SS22 %.
L. y. Sherwood. Democratic cand:.
date for the Assembly. came down from
Maids by this mornings train.
U"clr John Gibbons. the veteran
stage driver, cane down from Wells
this morning anu went up 10 ruscarvra
oy stage to-day
! Try III New Htnp,hire PURE ma
pie syrup at W. r. Smiths
Jack Payne is in proving his resi-.
deuce. raising 1t IA foot or two and maj
iug o.L,r necessary rL,n,,s
Fine Lom. mod. no,,-n
/ manufactured Ly CHARLEY Ern,, O..
sale a, the uumboII, Iu,ch.r L,u
Thy them; they arr nr.,.,I,.
'' VI ''P''ih"'r u"
ia n,q - u
unL -, 49,, -
nry
FOR cuts bruises. cuts from harhct
~""' ric.' uSe Ii~or'e"en's Universal
''n'mrIt'
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Fail I'm winter Goodsi

J have ju-t received n nne assortment
Of tumpl"- for FALL AND WINTER
81 .H. and NJ / have mad special nr-
ran srmcnts, i Hm now pr pared to
ma. Ie clothes to order cheaper than rvci
before. None eau compete with mc IL
prizes. II you want n nice SUIT, don't
dcliy. Remember. perfect ct gunram.
tecL No lt, no pay.
81. REINHAar.
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ELk1 INcEpESDEaT
From Fridays Daily.
hALMAIsU

Gold IS FILLING, and at he presen
rate Of decline -! soon be Mt par.
We are getting pleasant Fall weathe
these days.
Now is the time TO SO down to The ri
yer aud shoot (atl the innocent duck.
Baroness RothSchild gave IaO.0 U,
francs to the poor of France in bel
will.
At Santiago. Chill. go persons dice
FROM small. pox during the month y
July.
Sarah Bernhart is doing u tremen
dous business al "a" Argentine R.pub
lie.
News fOm Uiugny states hat i, i,
scared President SaaIos will. proclaim
himself dictator.
Genuine New Orleans molasses 70.
sale at W. L. Smiths
The Chinese papers kindly welcome
the ~npIo.ntnse"t Of the envoy from
the Vatican lately APPOINTED by the
pope.
Mrs. II. W. Brown of Tuscarnra, left
by this morning. train for San Fr,nc;s-
co, III company with AR. Browne moth.
er.
Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
excellent for bath or tUi.et.
The delegates have retired TO their
respective places Of abode, While u f.w
of the candidates still lins . !oagiug,y
Mt the county seat
The San Francisco earthquake fail. Il
TO Put III an appearance as advertised,
and Virgins II discousulatc nnd suprr-
SiItiouS people are disappointed.
A welding had ueeR arr,u.sl Mt
Chico. Cal, but at the last moll-u, ia.
prospective bride sent word that she
thought WAS too w4rn 10 mar
Iicd.
Pure New York cider vinegar 90
cents n gallon. at W. I. Smith's
WIN. Snow has purchased thr resi-.
'dcnce ioIm,ri! occupied by 4. q Daw-
[ey. h~s taken por-rs,.ru, aud ~ Ia has
family will resale IA town during the
Winter.
A large supply o! Japan. CuIcut.
bamboo, and Jpruted iSM poles, from 70
cts. up. at Muilcr'S.
Trninps have becom" ~ inSol Mt mil
threatening at Santa Rosa. Ca. that
the citizens taIk ol Oirn"Izius "a v.gi.
'lcncc cJminIttec as the Uuy means t.
control them.
II Is remarkable how cheap goods eau
now be purchased ut N. E,iuh ~.
Do2t miss this rare opportunity Of
awning money, bat 81 at once uud be
convinced.
Mrs Amos Roach aud family arrived
here from Omaha yesterday. Mrs.
Roach went out To LnnoiIlc to-day to
visit her sister, Mrs. Jud. Dukin. aud
on her return will mako E,ko her luIurr
residence.
VI '"e '""''i''
WV -"'"E '"' ''' SeH'h-
ar to change sci that lac can ~ huuur IA
o,,, al
c,rr, ~ ,I,;r,
prr levels III. ..,,iGo.sh ..,,,,.
hL,u nj his oou,,r.
Ir 4"
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Thpse who desire first clnss photo
graphic wo!k will fad Al Smith ut hri
gallery. "pp"-itr Warner ~ Cos. Office
where he vail remain for IA time giving
alt mn OPP 'Ttun ty t" Ii we pictures IKE
cntrd in the highest style uf the AIT.
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We are re- I%uc-tcl to announce that
Jessie Atwrll. Republican candidate
uhmc from the ticket and dccI,nrs t.
make the race. Tins leaves u vacancy
to be hiIrd by the County Central com.
iuilirr.
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DEPoT llorEL-C I HuK ( GRrsS, Pho,
P%RIEToRs.

oGelvir, Louis Slipper, South Fork;
IA Sheppcrd II q Willis Lathrop. Cal;
Muchum u wife, Tusoarora; Steph
D"kln, o"en Nc kinney, Lamuillr.
c Francis. II Il Stone. S Spencer
u wife, South Fork; J 4 Rybiuson 4
VIE Coral ILL.,; + Z Howe, Winnemuc-
ca; Hun"ymar, Clover Valley; / n
Sh rwood, slardis; 5 q Weston, Lone
ACULiuiu.
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tiu"r"t.pT housE-JonS KELscH. PRo-
PEIEroH.

Peter Ganoili. South Fork; Peter
Gcsser, Chicago; w Evert i son. Reno:
Charles; BouaId, Arlzopa Ne!s Mas Oh
Milne,
4 X bnn'c & son. VIM Evans, Miss
Clara Jc~ett. Mrs Geo brewer, La
moilir; j 5 Sr,admrn, Lovelocks; II
k"iiei. u T llagrr Il family, J A
Fletcher. Bullion; w Burton, Tuscarorn ;
Chas Miller. Mountain City; Frank
Aiudey, Sacramento.
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AeItIUr4. L.aS-iUutr.. NIN,ur | Lmis inn-, Aver
,!uu 10 .oci"iy. Di - ".s 81 Via on, Noises in
the Head. he Vital iluii p s-inu unrlr Irved in
IA. rrinr. tSGESS = IL DRINEIN6 IN
7 AlCAIiNG Liquors, and other diseases
that lead to iusA ,IJy aud de,th.
Dr.. VI TIE, whu j. a Regular Physician,
bHAuGArE or .HE w yEU-irY DF PESNsTL-
NASiA. will agree 10 forfeit $3.50 for a case OF
this kind he NITAL H~EsrOEATIvB. lundcr his
special advice and 10. alm"nt) will net cure. or
for ANYTHING iinpu:e or ~ ju' tons found ia II.
Dir. MiNTIE treats all TIvATE DISEASES SUC-
ctrrFULLH IIu"u NuEfURT. CoNuULrA.
VIoS FrtE. Thorough Examination aud Hi-
S''", iuc uGi gEnIlyss Il riue IS. Price Of
VIA Restorative. 81 80 a bottle. CIT four time.
the quantity for So: senI TO any address upon
I'c"Ipi OF rice or g. u. H.. scared from OBJ
5etNatiun. sd In private name " desired, By
v. ~. y NINTH, IL keaTGsy ST., San Fran
cisco. CNl.
Sen for pfmphlo; and list of questions.
5anPlo 5ottlo FREQ.
WIN be sent 60 my one applying by letter.
81 ink ayinl IONS. sex aud age strict secrecy
III regard 10 al business transactions.
Or Mintic's Kidney Remedy
SEFHnFTiCUN. cures al Kin . OF Kidney snd
bad t"r Complaints. Donor htei. Gi et, Lue-
coTrhse L.. etc. For Ssle BY all druggists; Al .
bottle. III Bottles for -
ut Mis- DATdcliou Pills. are The test
md chess est nHSuepsta, and HiIiOus cure In
TIE matk"i. Sold ~ nil druggist.
s.lY. kw.iy.
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Tor all kinds uf collar and Hnddle
SORES, use uorseAeu's Universal O!aI-.
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he GREAT EHGLISH REMEDY!

- eyer:faiiIDs
IN c for Ner ous De-
bill y, sem nal Weak.
hr-h, Ali Iustcd vi
iEliiy Sp, rnIRio hpA
= MANHOOD,
'mIoi bcy, Prusia-
turFhuA. Paral sis
N I'll the tr,ribte
,I,cis Of self abuse,
youthful fui!ics aud
sNcesses in nIatcrcr
swr nE lAa nN
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HorEL ARRIVALS.
GEM-BARTLErT X Os~TaEIcHEH. PRo-
.PRIEIoKx

.PRiEToKS
c Roland. Warm Greek, Judson Da-
kin, q Il Leddick, Lamoille; Airs Il
Coale e. boys, 5 W Cross. II Rey-
nolds, Tuscar"ra; J W McDonoid Il
wife, S L; Geo Smith. Battle Mountain;
John Sparks Denver; ] BoLgercanx.
indianapolis; II II Martin Boston: Jaa
stau'S, Lii Stoker. Ed Stauts. Bullion.
w Richardson, W ] Urton, Tusca-
rora;F I rrill, Jack Fuller, Snake Ri
verb Nelson, Bu.liou; Chns Green
berg. osiuo; q liolbrook. Baker City,
Orr-on; u n II ,rris. L Dugly, Hunt
ington;J IL Mac MILAN. wiLnemucca;
TLosC handlrr, South Fork.
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Or. MlNTlE,
TILL SpECIMIs1

II sPECINIsT,
No. II, Kearney St., San Francisco, CAL,
Treats al chronic. special aud riya,e DIs.
eats with W"IIdcImi succe 8.
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-19
BASE BALL.
NOTES.

Mr.. Harry Spence, the PortlandS' new
manager, is expected here this noon and will
remain till tomorrow morning, when he
leaves for Haverhill to attend the league
meeting in that city tomorrow afternoon.
The famous Beacon team of Boston has
reorganiZed for the season, with Carl e.
Frederick, formerly of Belfast, captain and
from the team. Mr.. Bert Knowlton of Bel
fast doubtless will play with the team.
w. E. Dilworth of Belfast, pitcher for the
Brocktons, will go into training next month.
Foster of last seasons Haverhills is now
said to have signed with the PortlandS -
! Newburyport Herald. Foster has been prA'-
tcng with the Metropolitans for the :! t
week.-Haverhill Gazette.
Titcomb started for Philadelphia Saturday
and accompanied the PhlladelphlaS TO SaYan-
nah this week.
Willis, who signed to pitch for the Brock
ton base ball team, has had tlattering offer
from the Boston management. The uni
forms for the nine are to be of new pat
tern. The caps will be white, with red
stripes similar to those worn by the st.
Louis club. The suits will be white, and the
stockings white with vertical stripes.
The management of the Haverhill base
ball club deny that Murphy is out of condi-
ton. Vady, it is true, has been sick, but
good health and ready to play with the best
of them. The last man to fill the list will be
signed this week. AT present his name is
withheld, but he is said to be good one
The Troy club has at last paid in the re-
quired $500 to the guarantee fund of the
Eastern League, and is now assured of hold
ing its place. Manager Jackson said Wednes.
day that he had an excellent nine selected
superior, with one exception, to any In his
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-19
RAILWAY MATTERS

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE KNOX AND
LINCOLN ROAD.
1t is expected that successor to Superin-
tendent Coombs of the Knox and Lincoln
railroad will be chosen at a'meeting of the
directors next Saturday. Conductor White
has been named as next in line of promotion.
Mr.. Coombs is wanted to be ready to enter
upon his duties as General Manager of the
Boston, HooSac Tunnel and Western Rail-
road April 1. His departure from Maine will
be regretted, as he has filled with great credit
to himself his present position, and has made
wide circle of friends.
MINOR NOTES.
1t is now expected that President Lord of
the Boston and Maine Railroad will be able
to resume his duties early next week.
President Sewall of the Maine Central,
will be at home from his California trip
shortly.
The business of the Maine Central road
has been steadily increasing since the severe
snow storms Indications are that the
pleasure travel of next summer will be
larger than the like travel of last year.
The Denver and New Orleans railroad was
sold at auction in Denver, Col, yesterday,
under foreclosure of a mortgage held by the
first mortgage bondholders. j. Sidney
Brown trustee for the Mercantile Trust Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y, purchased the road for
S3.117, 358.
Judge Baxter of the United States Circuit
Court in Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday, order
ed the sale of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad on application of the
Central Trust Co. of New York.
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-19
The Alleged Murderer of Agnes A
Long

George Showers, suspected of being the
murderer of Agnes A. Long, whose body
was recently found in the woods in Wren
than. Mass, is about % years of age, is one
of family of eight children, and was al
ways said to be quiet and of very mild dis
position. His relatives formerly lived IN
Madrid, Me-, but at present reside at Boyl-
ston. He was last seen walking the railroad
track about 6 O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
going towards Providence, r. l., and has not
as vet been seen again. While in converse
ton with the officers on Monday evening he
denied every allegation regarding the Long
woman, but admitted that he had been to
ride with her once or twice. He said he
would never be taken alive. His sudden dis
appearance is deemed in the town to be suf-
icient to convict himself. There are several
curious reports about the town regarding
the man, and it is thought by many that he
has gone to some unfrequented spot not
many miles from the place and has com
mitted suicide, while others think that he
has started to make his escape good.
Later reports are that st ,wers was in Bos-
ton Wednesday evening He was seen in a
saloon on Endicott street about $50 o'clock,
and had the appearance of being somewhat
under the influence Of liquor. Chief wade
of Boston, of the State Police, believes that
Showers cannot be far away, and elues are
being followed that may lead to his arrest
before long
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-19
THE PENSION OFFICE.
Commissioners Black Again Before
the Investigating Committee.

WAsuINGToN March 1S.--Senators Cullom
(chairman) Harrison, Beck, Plume and Ken
ma, of the sub committee on the expenditure
of public moneys, assembled at the commit
tee room this evening to continue the exam-
ination of Commissioner Black. Ex-Pen-
sion Commissioner Dudley, whose admins
have been the subject of the allegations in
Commissioner Blacks report, which gave
rise to the investigation was present. Sena-
tor Harrison repeated his inquiry OF the last
meeting if the commissioner could furnish
names and numbers in any of the cases
which had been allowed or rejected on ac-
count of the politics of the claimant, and
Gen, Black in reply furnished a list of twen-
ty cases, all of which he said Gamer within
the classes referred to. He said he would
affidavits when the committee should have
examined the list in support OF
his allegations that the pension office
was conducted as a political machine.
Commissioner Black said, in answer to fur
ther inquiries, that the list by no means
comprised all the cases of the character re-
ferred to, of which he had knowledge: The
first referred to was that OF Col. Thomas
w. Bennett, of the Indiana volunteers,
the certificate of which was issued in March,
1882, the rate being $3.50 a month. The pa
pers show, Mr.. Black said, that the case
went to the Commissioner before it went to
the board of review. The Commissioner al
so submitted a personal letter from the
claimant to Commissioner Dudley, in which
the writer sets forth the extent of his dlsa-
bility, and makes plea for speedy action.
If this can be obtained, the writer says, 1t
will add another to the many obligations he
was already under to Col. Dudley, and which
he hoped he would be able to return in way
which would be fully appreciated. The case
was made special ON the 18th of November.
The letter was dated Nov. 1st, and the case
was sent to the Commissioner on the 1st OF
March, 1882. The pension was allowed on
the I'd of March, and the finding of the medi-
cal referee was found on the 11th of March,
nine days after the allowance was made.
Please state, he asked, whether or not
there is in the proceedings as shown by the
records In that case any irregularlty?
Ans-I think there is a great deal OF unuS-
ual and illegal influence shown in the case. !.
Mr.. Kenna-Have you had information of
this matter and in what form touching the
relationship that existed between the COM
missioner and this claimant?
Ans-I have.
Q.-Has that been in the form Of a written
communication or oral?
A.-Oral.
Q.-Are the parties who made the COM
munication accessible to the committee?
A.-They will be accessible.
Q.-Taking that record, does it in your
Judgment support the granting of the claim?
Alt does not according to the practice
of the Office then established.
Commissioner Black left the tiles IN the
other cases on his list with the committee for
examination, stipulating that no others than
the members should be allowed to see them.
The committee then adjourned till next
Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Peter Butler to be receiver OF the
Pacific National bank of Boston, in place OF
l.. NJ. Price, who has been relieved.
Henry c. Crafts, 50 years old, and an old
soldier, committed suicide yesterday by
jumping from the high bridge into the canal
at Lowell, Mass, and drowning.
The Evarts House in New York city was
burned yesterday.
Emma Richardson, 10 years old, was az
rested in Parkyille, Conn.,, last night 1or Set-
ting her fathers house on fire.
First class tickets from Chicago to San
Francisco and return, good for ninety days,
are now sold for 500.
In New York yesterday judgment was en-
tered in the county clerks oitlee upon tne
report of refree Hamilton Cole in the, snlt OF
Geo. G. Holt, assignee of Ferdinand ward,
against VIM. S. Warner, which amounts to
81, ,401 ,908.79.
Advices from Newfoundland are to the
effect that the distress in that colony is very
great,
Gen. John FL. DevereuX, who was U. S.
superintendent of railroads in Virginia dur
ing the war, and whose great achievements
in building and operating roads in the West
since that time is well known, died in Cleve-
land, O., Wednesday night aged about 81
wears. He was native of Boston.
Mrs. Harriet French Endicott, mother of
Hon, VIM. C. Endicott, Secretary of War,
died Yesterday afternoon in Salem. She was
S5 years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1886-03-19
An Insane Mother's crime.

CINCINNATI, March 1s.--A short time ago
Esquire Bohrman of Avondale. a suburb of
SO preyed upon the mind Of his wife that it
is supposed she became deranged. This
morning Mr.. Bohrman heard noise in his
wife's bedroom in which his two sons also
door locked. Everything becoming still he
did not at once force an entrance, but when
he did get into the room he found his wife
dead with her throat cut with razor. His
son, about ii years old was also dead with
his throat cut, and another son Arthur was
severely, if not fatally wounded by a blow
on the head with a hammer, Arthur was
able to say that his mother came to him
seee feo4 IN the tn ddg ngt ana nm 70 go
awakened by blow on his head. He ran
to the door and found 1t locked. Then he
tried to remove the lock, but she struck him
ht men men ne men neaI' ar s ia'ef m r. 'e otSo
then killed herself