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Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
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Work Ii now being done which VII
soon make it possible for merchants IN
this city TO set q cosy little desk In their
counting.ropns and talk without rising
with people in New York. Boston and
phiisdelphia as well NJ with every sub.
scriber OF new telephone company. A
copper circuit has already been com.
pleted between New York and Boston,
AMI the wires are fast approaching Phil.
adelphia. Instead Of the ordinary tele.
phone at the wall the subscriber can b
furnished with Q beautiful rosewood
desk about the size Of q ladies' writing
desk, with plenty Of room to write upon,
and with several drawers for papers.
The desk conceal. the big mayne;
which operates the bell and also the Othei
mechanism Of q powerful telephone. ex.
cept two silver warning balls aud the
transnitter. The trsnsinitter with sill
yer moutii-picce ahou; the size of a sil'
yer dollar is held by metallic arm
which Is 10 arranged that 1t can ie moved
~ raise or lower the mouth-piscc several
feet. BY an automl,lc dev;ce the trans.
oHttcr " aisD hepN III Nuc basuS IcAaiIst
position to the mouth at whatever posi-.
ton it is set. The only other thing
which shows that the desk 10 not q gen.
rlenian's ordinary Office furniture Is q
little movable bar with four metallic
switches.
BY this device the subscriber puts him
-..lf out of the city ciscrit and switche.
ai,ns'li onto the main line for New Yorl
or Bo,ton which l,e rings ap anl calls a
View York or Boston .:iisscribcr with lcs'
trouble than il csans,-,i To call sIhscrbei
Ia the same city. The copper circuit i
perfect an free from, induction. A 70
porter recently talk. from the eyncu
iye office pf the cau ',ny 10 New forh
over 1t. A'tlous!. the wire ls'ssc'
through lcn2thwiss iae whole noisy city
Of New York a Whispered conversation
th.r. was NOR. easily heari than the
ordinary oily teirploniag. New Havsr
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The Tucson Daily Star: The most
important business now on haud ID
for every citizen to 60 to work and
show as much interest in booming
mp toe resources of Arizona as they
have recently shown in politics. Let
all phil together IN building up the
Territory. Tine Apache is gone. the
rains have been copious. the m,D :.
are bere. Let rs have prosperity.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The Nation gives the following
outline OF the operations which. il
says. will he carried ont IN the event
Of a Russian war. II Russia should
resort 10 arms, sDys the Nation. an
Austrian army will invade Ssr,ia
The fleets Ut England, Austria and
lisy will occupy the Eu1ins sea
Germany will watch Poland, and IL
France should ally herself with Rus
STA. the Italians will occupy tbs
Alps.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

Samuel J. Tjldsn and Thomas A.
Heudricks died childless. Both were
able lawyers; both accumulated con
siderable property; both made wills
when IN the full vigor Of their meu-
tai pnwers, and both have a lot Of
coliat eraI relatives who propose TO
cont est their wills. There onghi 10
be so me easy method Of trading cff
such relatives Tor worthless yellow
dog and then shoot the dog.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

A stage. with the driver aud hine
passengers, was caught in = snow
slide near Aspen, Colorado, aud five
Of the passengers will probably d,e
from their injuries.
The Ssabright snit, which made
quite a sensation in London, has bssn
decided in favor VI the wife. the
marriage beng sn0alled.
Ten men were killed by the col
lapse Of . building at Grsnoble.
France, last week.
A public officer IA Porflsnd shot
and instantly killed . man named
ZsisIer, who resisted arrest aud tried
to shoot tho officer.
The works Of the Anaconda mine.
near Butte, Montsns, are TO be shut
down, owing 10 the refusal oi the
msn to accept reduction OF wages.
The dispute about the comfy sest
in Shasta, California, is before tue
courts and is exciting much interest
u. ". Herssy, under arrest in
New York for attempting suicide, ID
said to have fallen bslr to 81 ,OOO,.
OOO.
L. 10 reported tha. Ell Vice Prssi
don't Wheeler is = physical wreck.
! rIs b-irs Of the Stewart estat.
propose to investigate the tpsnner ia
which it has been managed by Jndg'
Hilton.
Bismarck prop'ses to establish I
school OF Oriental languages 10 Ber
lin.
The choIers prevails in the Argsn
tine Hspublic.
The steamer Barnard Castle rat
ashore near Victoris and il . tota
loss; she bad cargo of cosl snd va
veil insured.
Mis-. Barbara Hemphill was rui
over ut Sacramento and probsbl!
fatally injured while endeavoring t.
save the life Of her grsndchild.
i The excitement over the TRACED,
q. Albuqusrqas has died ont; Ros'
is IN Jail, but bis companion, John
son, has not been arrested.
! Jessie Baker, Of Los Gstos, wa
badly bnrned by coal oil.
The steamer Bsrrqwmore hsi
reached st. Johns with her cargo oi
cotton on fire.
The captain Of the steamer whicl
founiered of Ooshims, Japan. hs'
bssn held for maDsIsugbter.
DR.. George Blair Of Yale Colleg'
vss knocked ssnsslsss BY the -
lpissioa Of ~ osarish seg.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
or INTEREST 70 MINERS.

The Oalumst 4 Hscls copper mine,
Michigan. made an output OF 2b.SS6
tons from January Let 10 October
31st.
A metal that expands 10 cooling il
made OF lead, nine parts, antiinony
two parts. bismutb Que part,
It has been found in Dresden that
glass can be cast in the same manner
as iron.
In Great Britain the chief coal dis
tricts, viz: Newcastle. South Wales
and the CIyds country. yield abont a
hundred and seventy million tos'
per year.
A number Of discoveries OF css
veins have been made recently ia
various psrts Of Oregon.
The petroleum wells near Rapgoon
IN British Burmah, have been con
sidsrsbly developed recently. th'
production Of 1884 having been A)4,
200 gallons.
1t Is reported that an immsns'
body OF tin ore resembling the tir
mineral discovered OF the mines II
the Black Hills. has been discovered
in tha mountains tributary to the
town OF Big Horn, Wyoming.
A "chute" at . mine is the thing
in which ore or material is senl
downward. Ths word ''shoot" is ths
pioper one TO use when speaking OF
an ore shoot.
About two months ago . man who
seemed to be q tramp appeared at
mining town IN Michigan, s00 sftel
working around for . while offered
rs cents ton for pils Of refuse
rock ut one OF the mines. The offer
wss accepted, aud the tramp pat q
force OF men to work on the pile
The rock pans ont ons-balf good ore
and the tramp makes $3.50 on every
ton. The fellow will msks IS .000,'
OOO before hs gets through.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
A FATAL AFFRAY.
Chas. Spencer Killed by
Chas. Cohn.
TIE Decd sappsseA 70 Nave lseei
IDene II Self Defense.

On last Tuesday m6rning Charles
Spencer and Charles Cohn, the we'll.
known cattle men, left Supervisor
Crozier's ranch for their own in q
blackboard, accompanied By the i've
year old con Of Mr.. Spencer, being
apparently on the BEST Of terms
Sometime during the same evening
Mr.. Cohn came bsck to CroxisE's
ranch, riding horss, which hs tool
from the blackboard, bringing the
child With him, and stated that 4
Aght had occurred bstwesn him and
Spencer on the wsy out, in which
hs had bssn compelled 10 kill Spen-
cor In self defense, and asked thsi
Crczier telegraph TO the Sheriff so
that be conld surrender himself
This Mr.. Croxisr did and Sheriff
Stssn went mp on the ssst train and
took Cohu in charge.
Oohn makes ths following stats,
mont: That after rssching . point
on the road about 20 miles from
Hsckbsrry and - miles from Gro
zlsrs in discussing their psrtnersbiI
s6sirs. spencer accusSd Cohn ol
looking st some Of Ms private papers
which led to quarrel. During The
quarrel SpeDesr stsuSk 4 him withsr
open pocket knife ssd Oohn ssrucl
back With q whisky bottls which ws.
in the blackboard. They then
clinchsd and fell to the ground, the
team runniug away; that after 6ght,
ing for some time, Spencer ststins
al the while that one or tho Other
must die, thst be 6ually got hold Of
, his pocket kaife and struck Spencer
NJ often and wherever be could, re-
aliz,ng that Spsncer would finally
get the mastery over him.
According to 1T. COINS statsmsu.
this 6ght must have lasted nearly
two hours. In the meantime The
team had become fast between twc
cedar trees, and the boy had Jumped
out and ran back to the place Of the
snrAy, arriving there in time 10 sss
the last part Of it. We understand
that such statement ~ he - sble 4
make corrcborates Mr.. Ccbn's.
immediately npou Sheriff Stssn'.
arrival Judge Farlee was summoned
from Peach Springs and with jury
at once proceeded TO the scene Of th.
affrsy to hold an inquest. We srs
told ,i,nt the ground for 2OO Zee,
sroand the place. where Spencer,
bod, lay boro sigus Of q fearful con.
Aict, being spotted with blood. ETC.
~ every direction.
Judge Farlee brought the body u
Truxfon, from whence IL was for,
warded 30 Hsckis.rrv, but what ths
verdict Of the jury WIS we have been
unable to ascertain.
The preliminary examination OF
Mr. Cohn will be held before Judgf
Fsrlse at Peach Springs to morrow.
and District Attorney Blaksly left on
yesterdays blackboard to attend tbs
came.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
FOR SAIE.

A splendid Stock Range Known o.
the Cienega Ranch, abcnt half way
between Yucca and Signal. win
support 1900 hssa or more. II hes
never been ted Of and has pleoty Of
shade trees and waser. For furthss
information inquire on tho premises
HRxRr BownAx.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

II Aoson Smith, of the Kingman
Circular" wonid pay - much attsn-
ton 10 bis own business ~ he does
10 Ours be might accumulate moe
wealth.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The fact that our subscribers along
Abs line Of tho railroad did not re.
ceive their last weeks papers until
Tuesday is due TO an oversight ol
Postmaster Thompson. We have
forgiven hun this time.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The miners Of Mobave county are
taxing out more gold, silver. lead
ed copper thsn suy other ave coas
ues 10 the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The last ISSUE Of the MINER con
taissd moro than twice 40 much
fssdiDg matter a. the Tribune, be-
aides containing more kipg,nan
nnwa
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
NStlec % Crcdalors.
Estate Of
William NJ. X rider,
doocasAd.

William N X rider,
deceased.
Sotice ts hs,ety gwen
by tho nnasIsigned, adaiinistrstor of the
Estate Of William N. krider. drocassd, 70
tho creditors Of, and siI persons having
claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necesrary y,unh'
ers, within ten months af,er tue first NIB.
iica ton Of this nDtice, to the s,id ndrn!uis
traitor At his residence or piao. of bnsin ess.
being the store Of the late William II. XII.
der, at Mineral Park. Mohaye county. All.
IONA Territory, the same hsing ths plso4
for the transaction Of tue business Of aid
estate In said county aud Territory.
EDMyKp BunxE.
AdMinistrator Of the Estate Of
William 4. kridsr. deSsased.
Dated at Mineral Park,
Aohave Co., A. T., Noy-
smbsr 9Th, 1885.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

A young sw,ndler named Todd
bas bssn captured BY mssas Of blood
hounds in Alabama
The people Of Rochester, N. T.,
have boycotted the Bell Telephone
Company.
Richard sweigert Of Lexington,
Ky, has bought the English stallion,
King Craft, for $1,000.
!, A number Of osslosds af tea have
bssn stopped 1t Conncil Bluffs be
cause smuggled silk hsndksrcbisis
vsrs found in sons Of ths ehsssaL
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The two glsssss tor the doubls
lsss Of the Lick telescope will soon
b shipped from Cambridge, Mss-
70 6ap jose.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

Il is ssssrtsd that Smalls. the Re
publican candidate for Congress IN
~ Seventh South CsroliBs district.
Was oounted out
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
Blaine hes written letter explain
ing bis sttituds toward civil service
reform ~ prsctiesd by the Demo
crsts.

II is reported tbst @. B. Buckslsw
has bsen tsndersd the o6ics Of At
torney General BY President Clsvs-
land.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

Rev. Louis Hughes was fatally
beaten by mob in Meniffse county,
Ky. for voting the Republican ticket
1t the late election.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

A movement 10 on foot TO make
Judge Grsshsn the Rspnbliess
candidate for President in 1889.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

Sunset Coz claims two salaries
ons ~ Congrsssmsu and one - Mis-
istsr 10 Turkey.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

A national congress OF fraternal
bsnsdciary societies was organized
q Washington.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

Ponds Extract, the most potent curative
agent knorn for Paine, Aches and Injuries;
'st thoss Who have never ussd II inquire
spassunin9 its virtasa
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The following was the Official re-
port of coin and bullion in the three
great barks Of The world. November
1, 1855:
Bank Of England. gold, eS9.0<S.000
Bank Of Germany, '' s6,37s.000
Bank Of France. M, 100000
Bank of England, silver, N,ne.
Rank Of Germany, 2 766oO,a0
Bank Of Frano-. 2z7,0S0. 900
BY the above report We find that
the Banks OF England and Germany
together hsve 10 gold and silver q total
Of x262, ,020, 900. while the Bank Of
France has $493. .35O, 900. or double
the amount, nearly, Of the other great
banks combined. England and Ger
many are gold standard nations,
while France is bi metallic. In the
face Of such overwhelming facts.
what becomes Of the arguments Of
the "gold-bugs" that gold anl silver
will not circulate in nation side by
sids7 And what becomes of ti,.
other "scars crow" doctrine Of tn.
bugs" that We are not putting
epough silver IN our dollsri The
cnnags Of France is at the ratio Vt
to Isl. while thst Of the United
Statss is l to 16. Our silver dollar
in France 10 worth 81 l.Rj. There is
no place in the world where silver
10 80 cheap as it 10 in the United
States, aud no nation puts as MICA
into q dollar as We do now. II silver
will drIIs out gold. why don't Eng
land and Germany get the gold sxay
from Frsncsi There 10 only one
reason they can't do it you know,
they can't, really!
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
Editorial Netes.

Stocks are especially Com
stocks.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
ANN nn0in pfsssnts give. svsv.
OIUu,UUUssnd rs 8 sssts pe.taes.

free package Of good. Of large value that
will start you In work that viii a on.
bring yaa In money faster than anythlnR
siss In America. All about the 120O,oW n
presents with each box. Agents vsutsd
every where. Of either sex. Of al sesa. FOR IN
the time, or spare time only. to vorf for =
at their own homeN. Fortunes for all vosk.
srs abgoiutely assured. Dou't dslav. n.
HAlIsrT A Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28

The German army will be mann
taiusd on pace footing Of 427,Tl
men.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-28
The Three Great Banks ol
the WsrDd.

The following was the Official re-
port of ooin and bullion iu the three
great barks Of The world. November
1, 1885:
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WONDERFUL.
A Michigan Map Brought Back To
Life
ny the Rubbing Process After Decompos,.
iion Had Set In.

ChARlEvorx, MIoH., Aug. e.-Arza Camn-
bell is one OF the best known citizens ~
CharievoiS town and county. For year.
ne was engaged in active business here
aud acquired competency Abont tvel,e
months since Mr.. Campbell was stricken
WIN paralysis, and has suffered exclucl-
atingly most of the time. Two ,veels a.,
us malady developed more alarming svmn-
toms, and his family was i'm constant a.
tendance upon him Friday he died There
,s,1'o ~ no question as 10 this-he died and his
physician, one OF the most regular of REQ.
n,ar ur practitioners, admitted the fact
s Nhihpoeil, as dernier resort
sent out for Mrs Sweetland. n meta,
rny sIeaI 'cnrer" temporarily located i'm
tnls clty, and that lady PROMPTLY respond
ed TO the call. However. when She reacbed
@ .ne mouse decomposition had already set i'm.
possibly growing out OF the nature aud
Sonpiexity OF the disease from which MFR
o.a.ua Nauaposii mad suffered, and the stencil
Sa..n'.f .yu from the body was fearful Mrs
SMeetland, who Is an intelligent Sad-eyed
lady, ordered disinfectants to be libersllv
ePPhcu ABOUT the rooms, and she placad
nerseli beside the corpse For twenty min
u'es sue gently rubbed the body, muttcr-
ing prayers or incantations mean
while, and then the dead man.
eyes opened. He tried TO sneak
put was unable. The rubbing process wns
cohtihued twenty minutes longer. at the
emu emu 2I which time the corpse sat upright,
49, - ,5 ~ tnree nours he was chatting with
MS iamlly. MIR. Campbell is now enioyinpy
greater freedom from pain than at HnY
time since his first Illness and his tnbX-sI
cian, who admitted that he was dead ex
presses himself as non-plused Mr.. Ca ,o-
bell Is unable TO express his feelings while
IN state of death He saws ne left tho
ehrth, Out IL - impossible 10 say or describe
the place to which he journeyed
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A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.
An American Citizen kidnapped and She
by n Mexican Rival la Love.

GALVESTON, Tax, July so.--rrancis Rs.
surcs, the naturaltxcd American citizen
who was arrested and surrendered night
before last without hearing by County
Judge Horstetter. upon demand OF Chief
OF Police Mondragon, OF ficdras Negras,
Mex, that no was a horse-thief. was
taken from the Mexican prison eight hours
after his Incarceration, carried two miles
below Piedres Ncgras with his hands
tied behind him, and brutally shot and
buried at the command OF Mondragon.
The secret underlying this infamous out
rage u that Rasurcs had won the atrcc-
uons OF "a woman OF whom Chief Mon.
dragon was cnamored. Mondragon swear
ing vengeance, detailed two of his trusty
lieutcnants one night 10 murder his rival
kasurcs badly disabled his assailants aud
escaped To Eagle Pass. Mondrngon how.
ever, determined his removal trumpcd I'm
n charge OF horsethcft against him aud
had him cxtradited and shot Tho night
that Rasures was delivered to tbe
Mexican authorities Mondragon left
Tor Saltillo, not, however, before
having delivered orders TO his lieu.
tenants to execute Rasures The victim
IN pathetic letter appealed to United
states Consul Lynn To save him saving he
was an American citizen, guiltlcsz OF any
transgrcssion against any law and that
Mondragon had had him arrested TO vratify
his vengeance. This letter was delivered
20 Consul Lynn ten hours after it's author
had been basely shot Consul Lynn hal
telegraphed the facts OF the case 10 Socre.
tary Bayard.
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Irish Riots.

BELFAST, Aug LA riot occurred last
night between Orangemen and Catholics.
a band OF music marched through tho
streets at about seven o'clock on its way to
meet several hundred children belonging
10 Protestant Sunday schools, who were
returning from an excursion. The band
was followed by large crowd which
greeted an assemblage of Catholics, who
were waiting on Carrick hill TO see the pro-
cession, with series OF groans mingled
with taunts and ieers. The Catholics re-
pied TO this obnoxious salutation with n
shower OF stones, and the mob accompanv-
ing the band retaliated in return. Tho
police were soon upon the ground and en-
dehyored 20 dispcrse the crowd. but the
number OF Orangemen rapidly increased
aud forced the Catholics from the. hill
Ihey then turned their attention To a big
tavern. kept by a Catholic named McKin.
nay, which they completely Quilted leay-
ing not pane OF glass unbroken nor
en article OF furniture intact. The police
made frequent charges upon the rioters,
hut were in every case repulsed hy
showers OF stones, and many OF them were
haVerely hurt. Leaving McKennais Hotel
q wreck the rioters attacked number OF
houses believed TO be inhabited by Cath
u.ics, battering down doors, smashing win
dpws and tearing up fences and shrubbery.
The police again charged the crowd, but
The mob tore up the pavement and hurled
Nyl'el aItci NoileN OF stones thus OBJ
tained at the officers, driving them
from the scene. The police rallied,
aud were ordered TO fire into the mob,
which they did with guns loaded
with buckshot The rioters then fell back
suilcnly, disclosing the fact that many OF
them had been bit and some seriously
wounded. The police fought with terrific
bravery and nt fearful odds, scarcely one
engaged in the fight escaping in jury. Many
Of them were badly cut with knives and
pieces Of Rlnsg i'm the haudg of tho rfotars
and some OF them were almost entirely
stripped Of their clothing
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MANS ENDURANCE.
rhe frightfui Ordeal Through which "a
Wounded Man Passed

NEW YORK, Aug. "A knife-thrust under
the eye that James Doyle received in a
iracas at AN early hour on Tuesday morn
ing was IN tho opinion OF the doctors of
the Governor Hospital one of the most
desperate that ever came 10 their notice.
.he knife entered at the inner angle OF the
oroit and penetrated the lachrylnal bone.
passing downward, backward aud slight
~ inward, in all three-and- quarter.
inches. The house surgeon says that
the blade must have entered a. far as the
messiah line, and, gliding along tho voiner
bone, struck the body Of the sphenoid
bone, which IS very hard and turned the
tip OF the blade. Before Doyle was brought.
To the hospital one of his friends nttemtted
70 extract the knife, aud in doing so broke
IL OH at the rivet. TO remove the blade
was very difficult. DR.. Brendou procured
a common file and made small groove on
both sides OF the blade, and. with an in
strument known rs "A lion forcet,-. began
10 pull The doctor is a muscular Young
man, weighing nearly two hundred pounds
and he had 20 use his full strength with
both hands on the fOrceps 10 remove the
nlte-biade, while the night ORDERLY firmly
held the patients head between MS hands
WIN vise-likc grip Doyle never WINGED
during the terrible ordeal, but bore his suf-
ierngs with admirable bravery. The
kniie-blade was turned over 20 the police.
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CEREDo. WAYNE CO. w. VA THURSDAY AUGUST :
PLAYING WAR.
: u,..ll.t,e snam BATH. a,L.n,,,,.. ~,

4 Nts'iistio sham Battle mt Lafayette. Ind.
LAFAYETTE, Ism, Aug i.-Yesterdav
VAS the sham battle" and the crowd in
attendance was estimated at forty thou
sand, The evolutions and movements in
the sham battle were splendidly executed.
anu the glory and terror OF war were
portrayed more vividly than ever before
save upon the field of actual conflict
Regiments, in lieu of companies. were on
posed 70 each other, and the spectators got
as excited as the militia partieipa f,ts
W hen the twelve pieces of artillery and
SiN gating guns opened fire hall tho
people lost their senses Old veterans
hurrahed, and tears coursed down their
cheeks as they remembered how they had
Witnessed encounters OF real fightinv at
Nhlckamauga, Gettysburg and Shiloh. Jol.
onel Loder. of the regular army, saws IL was
the most realistic exposition OF the noise
and blaze of battle he ever saw Tn, glitter
ing arms. dancing plumes, awful ain and
roar ofartillery, with an everlasting crack
OF guns made the welkin ring The boys did
nooly, and no wonder. No accident han
pened, and the whole affair went of SUI
perbly in magnificent style. Thirty of
the militia were overcome by the hea
day. w
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Mrs Horny Dorman. ~ New
Havon. Conn. went 90 O. mutcim and
TOOK hor iwo-moutbs old aahy with
beer While watching .he 81 being
given an the stage, Mrs ID AN felt
90 child move convulsively in her
arms. and within TWO minute the little
one vas dead. 1nr mother faiuted
and haf io b. carrird from fhe tnraicr
TIE child was apparently as we'll as
he ilI when 70 was faken fo the mu-
fn She ueath was undoubtedly due
~ ssaft-,lisesse, Hartford rgsk