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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-05-07

WHY are printers the most merciful {
men! Because they never kill things unit
they are dead.-N Y Tribune
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-05-07

ONE is tick Of the watch, and the Others
q witch on a tack. There's q conundrum
here somewhere, but we've lost the combi-
nation.-N = Journal.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-05-07

The child who wants to swallow sleeve
buttons should be given couple Of cuffs.-
". o. Picayune
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-05-07

The American joke has been formally
introduced into Japan.-Arkansar Trovelsr.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-05-07

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaa,
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. sc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
At EAST ST. LOUIS.
The Election Draws strikers Away From
the Yards

The Election Draws strikers Away From
the Yards
ST.. LOUIS, April 6.-The municipal elec
tion in East St. Louis to-day has drawn
crowds of strikers from the railroad yards
and depots to the polls and unusual quiet
prevails there to-day. The railroads are
handling freight in large quantities. De-
spite the slack force of men engaged on
the bridge and at the Union depot several
freight trains passed over the river At the
several depots in Esst st. Louis numerous
trains have arrived and have been usload.
ed BY the new men, the number of whom,
the officials claim, is large enough to han
die eli their business. The Chicago, Bur
hngton L Quincy yard engineers, who
struck yesterday, returned to work again
to-day and have been running their engines
all the morning. The Chicago, Burling-
ton L Quincy striking switehmen also re-
turned to work this morning, but By the
request of the Knights of Labor struck
again soon afterwards.
The Company Jubilant.
Sr. LOUIS. April "a dispatch from q
railroad official at Palestine, Texas, to
Missouri Pacific headquarters here. received
this morning, says: Everything quiet here
to-day; l do not spprehend any more
trouble here. They are badly broken up
We have all the force We want to work IN
the shops except one or two blscksmiIhs.
A great many of the strikers are appeal
ing for work this morning. They say every
ian for himself" The shops 81 Palestine
are the fourth in sizs on the entire system.
\ Couupromise with Engineers.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 6.-P. N. Arthur
Chief Engineer of the Brotherhood OF Ea-
gineers arrived here last night. The o.
isct of his visit is not known, bat it Ia be
lieyed that he will hold a conference with
engineers while he is here relative to the
present strike.
The Arrested Strikers.
GALVESTON, TEX, April s The strikers
recently arrested at Beahsm and Sherman
were again brought before the United
States Commission yesterday. After the
examination of few witnesses thu hearing
was postponed to the FIRST Monday in May,
owing to the difficulty of securing govern
mens witnesses.
Hoxie Happy.
NEs YoRK, April 6.-Ths following tel
egram was received here this morning:
Sr. LOUIS, No, April 5, 1886.
To Jay Gould, President.
Two hundred and itty-6ve trains are
moving on the system. SeVenty-six more
are ready to move. More applications Tor
work than any day since tue strike.
TSign.d1 81. NJ. HoXIE.
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prshension of the condition Of affairs. de
believed the report of the committee was
right and that the papers and representa-
tives should be refused recognition. de,
however, said be believed they should be
received when they made an application
in proper manner and through proper
channel
Upon vote the recommendation OF The
committee was concurred in
Mr.. Goshorn then got the aoor and made
quite lengthy address, and read num-
Der of letters
Mr.. Burtt asked Mr. Goshorn if he did
not work for Kssley & Brooks, and if there
was not q boycott on that firm.
The Secretary here srose and said be did
not believe the committee should listen 10
anything further, but should advise the
gentlemen to 60 home and make prepara-
ton to come in in proper way, or that II
this was not done they should all be boy
cotted and blscklegged
Other speeches OF like tenor were made
By Mr.. Robinson aud others.
Mr.. Moran made speech OF like char
acter.
A vote was then taken; the representa-
tive was rejected unanimously.
The Convention adjourned until to NOR
row morning when . lively time is expect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
An Orphan Home scsaAss.

ELyIRi. N. T., April a--Pspss vers
served late ls,t night 10 the action Of Mn.
Amy J. Close against Frederick Hall. .
leading citizen, for 10000. for defamation
Of character. Mr. Close was matron Of
the Southern Tier Orphans Home, and vas
recently dismissed on account Of al alleged
shortage OF 3I0O 10 her accounts. which
was finally settled. The complaint alleges
that Hall charged that Mrs Close bsd
been killing inispn Isf. st the Home and
receiving pay therefor from men vbo
wanted them out Of The way. And that Hall
said her books showed that shs had bought
psregoric by The pint, and that such psr-
chases were sn evidence OF The truth of the
statement Mr.. Hall. Who 10 intimately
connected with the Home management.
SAWS that IL the action il pushed there will
be interesting Developments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
RISING FAST.
Charleston Expects to be Uncei
Water To-day.
the KANAwHA AND ELK BOOMING
Shows, Rains and High Winds RE
VaiIing East of the Mis- /
sissippi.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 6.-LsPecial
weather bulletin, L. -Reports Tt'
ceived from Harpet's Ferry indicate CO
cided rise in the Potomac river at Wast'
ington, which in all probability will cause
serious damage on the riVer
front. The Ohio river from
Pittsburgh to its mouth will become
more dangerous than it is at preseat.
and the low districts will be submerged,
The low districts on the Mississippi from
Cairo 10 Vicksburg will be inundated.
The hsadwaters ef the Tennessee
river ard the Cumberland river
will fell slowly but near their mouths seri-
ous damage is imminent. all persons in
terested are warned.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April 6,-Steady
rain dlricg TIE past ninety hours has re
raised the KanaWhs river to 81 feet the ws'e
rising at the rate Of six inches per hour
Already great portion of the city is IN
der water tonight. L, has been showing
here constantly since 3p. N. yesterday, and
at 10 o clock tonight continues. Similar
reports are received from poiLts above
and with telvy rise at Pittsburg it ia fesl :
ed that O diss ,,rous food will ensue. TIE
river is "a feet 2 inches at 10 o'clock
tonight and stationary, bnt it is
rising one hundred miles above
and there willsundoubtedly be rise here
by to morrow. The only hope is for sud
den fall in the temperature, for should tbp
enormous fall Of snow melt
il is feared that the water will
reach two feet higher than the flood last
week. There is much suffering among the
Door, and COMMITTEES has been appointed
to solicit aid from citizens for the flood sut-
ferers. Reports from Government engineers
shows l3 feet and rising 6 inches per hour at
Hinton, on the New river. The raise at
thi, rate will cover much more ot the city
than was inundated during the flood. Elk
river is rising 10 inches per hour. Heavy
snow is on the mountains. 1t showed
here last night ard today tie river a.
Point Pleasant shows ~ feet and rising 3
inct es per hour. 1t is feared that the food
will far exceed that Of two years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
Inventing q New Telephone.

LEEsBURG. O., April 6.-J. T. Guthrie
experimental on the Transmission Of sreeeh
by electricity long before Bel! received HE
telephone patent sua mas now perfected q
new form OF telephone. different from sby
other teIephonis device Wnkin q month
a patent hss been granted hip. Gathrie',
telephone is operated BY 9 direct instead o!
sl induced current Of electricity as in
other telephones This instrument is moi
affected By any kind of weather and The
intensity Of the current is regulated By q
turn of the key. 1t is cheap. and can be
applied to any telegraph wire. The tick
ing Of watch is distinct through three
mile circuit aud speech through . ihoussn6
mile circuit NeIi week j, viii De tssteC
ca Q much longer line.
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A Happy Man at Mount JOY, Pa.
MOUNT JOY, Pa, July Is, 1884.

MOUNT JOY, Pa, July Is, 1884.
DEAR IR:-For the benefit Of the
afflicted | desire to relate my case. All
this spring and early summer l suffered
from q painful and exceedingly annoying
skin disease, breaking out in watery erup.
tions around my neck and other parts Of
my body. aud itching almost to intolerance
when perspired. Neither could / rest OF
night. When the circulars Of your "ARo-
HGgxA" were sent around | at once bought
bottle and commenced taking it And
nov, after using about three bottles, am
entirely cured of my annoying disease, and
feel healthier and stronger than for sew
eral years past HENRY HERcHELRoATH.
Sold by Logan & Co, at rs and 75c.
Do You Know
That DuLac's Swiss Balssm" Is the
best remedy for coughs, colds, Group, bror'
chitis, etc.
That "Swiss Balsam" will cure that neg
lected cold. Dalays are dangerous.
That Swiss Balsam" contains no NOR
phia or opium, thus making 1t the best and
safest cough remedy for children. Pleas
ant TO take.
That this valuable remedy only cost
25 cents bottle and can be had at Logger
L Goa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07

LTrrLE RocE, AK krriI e.-Tis mfr
der Of James Goodss, co,osed, 10 reported
to-day. he iSsS n the interier Of Union
county. Ga J.,dsy night three white mes.
ns.sed ss.sw, Hogs and Lee. called at Biz
hose and we're admitted. thsy claiming 10
be suffering from The cold. They vess
armed with sho, guns. Five minutes Later
one Of the men raised bis gun and fsed
on Goodwin. This US the Ggnal for .
general assault. tbs other tso firing siih
deiiberasiou. Goodwin vas shot almost 10
pieces. The mardefers vefe pofsusd ssd
captured. They gave no resloa iof tho
killing. An Indictment hss tssn feusd
sgsios, them, and tAsss ere threats Of
| lynching.
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Incendiarism In Iowa.

ST PAUL, April 6.-To the hitter wAr.
fare in Iowa over the Prohibition leaisla.
ton has been added the clement Of Grim.
inaity. An effort was made last night to
burn the hours of Mayor Moore, of Le-
mars. A lot Of hay saturated with bsfo-
sene wss piled agsins, the back door and
set on Ere. The flames we're sxtinguished
with little damage. but q stable
with iu contents, including q team
belonging to Lynch 4 Co. WA
destroyed. The itcident IL notable. fol.
loving close upon the fre that slmost d.
stroyed Congressman Struble's house at
I.emars two weeks sFo. Moore has been
active in closing liquor stores recently.
aud Struble came from Washington ~ a..
torpey for the Temperance Alliance In con.
tempt proceedings growing out Of ,iols-
,ions Of wriis Of injunciions in liquor cases.
In these trials SIX liquor sellers we're fined
$500 each with ninety days in j.il, bu.
~rits Of certiortri were i'm m. distely grant.
cd by the Iowa Supreme Ceurt. A reward
Of 81 900 has been offered for the detsc-
tion Of the men who burned Strubls Z
| house
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MARTINS FERRY.

The oficisl returns from Pesse township
show that the following votes we're cast ioi
the respective candidates:
Coss, R S9l; Sel5y. D., 72l; Brown
R. !, ,lO9; Ring, D, 6O6; Gifin, r. !, 1872
Leech, D, 57S. For Clerk, Hanes, r.
927: Bsyless, d., Si9. For Treasurer
Giffin. p l,i25; Judkins, d, Gal. Fol
Cous,ables, WeIch, r, 1851; STUFF, X
Jas; Hanson, d, 6S3; Gill, d, 629.
There vas some talk Of recount Of the
First ward municipal ballots but the only
man Who felt dissatisfied enough to ak i
became convinced that such @ proceeding
was unnecessary.
Mr.. s. W. Boyd, for several years past Z
motive Of San Antonio, Texas, returned u
bis fathers home in this place on SUNDAY
hight. He will remain several weekI.
Word has been officially received iron
! Albert Meter, a Cincinnati banker. tha
be will purchase the entire block Of Mar
tins Ferry Water Works bonds, vithou
any change in the form or reading Of th'
bond, or any fartbes attempts at constitu
lionslity.
Mrs. Lizzie Hudson, wife Of Robert Hud
son, ia lying at the point o! death With con
sumption.
Mrs Patrick Mu!lsa 70 seriously i'll.
On Sunday night some miscresnt three
several large humps OF cosl against th
residence, Of Ms. Wat, rs ard John g.sseI
Mr.. Peter o'Connsll is confined TO he
room with illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
THE CABINET CRISIS
Reached and q Statement Made That
Gladstone Has
YIELDED HIS SCHEME OF HOME Rvls
To the Pruning Knives Of His Min
isters---englsh 10 Control the
Customs.

LoSDoS. April Cit Vas said 10 The
lobby in the House Of Commons this even.
ing that Messrs. Mundella aud Childers
had resigned their seats in the Cabinet. Il
was expected that Messrs. Famler, Hen
Gags and B,oAdhust would seceds from
the Government, on Thursday. The con.
sensus o! opinion was that the
present Goysrnnsat 10 doomed. Latest
information, however, is that the Cobiuet
feud has temporarily sbated. Mr.. Glad
atone modi6es his proposalsregarding Gus
toms control BY giving the English Parlia-
ment the right to veto oil fiscal enactnents
of Ireland providing that the Imperial Re.
ceiver shall eollec, customs and excise.
The malcontenu will consequent
" withhold their resignations.
Mr.. Gladstone is thoroughly
supported in all his proposals. BY Earl Gran.
vile, Earl Roseberry, the Marquis Of
Ripon and Mr.. Campbell Banuerman. Mr..
Gladstone is in robust health and good
voice and is confident OF success. On
Thursday Mr. Chamberlain viii speak after
Mr.. Gladstone, and lord Harrington will
move to adjourn. II ia reported
that Lord Salisbury has persuaded Lord
Harrington to move that The Hoose refuse
to consider Mr.. Glads,ones bill.
Mr.. Gladstone paid glowing tribute to
.knl -, l.. r
Commons this evening. The last words
uttered BY Mr. Forster before his death
yesterday were mo home rule
The Cabinet
LONDON, April 6.-The Cabinet met st
noon TO- day and remained in session until
2 O'Clock. Mr.. GIadstsns laid before the
Ministers his Irish home rule scheme. Il
is reported that the discussion which fol.
lowed resulted in continuing the Minists,
rial opposition to certain features Of the
Premiers proposals, The Earl oi K,uber.
ly, Secretary for India. Mr.. Chidrs, Home
Secretary, Sir William Vernon, Chancellor
Of the Erchequer. and Mr.. MundsllA, Pres
ident Of the Board Of Trade, are. II 10 said.
as much opposed as ever to that feature
which fuu uenders control ofthe Customs In
Ireland.
ruenty.Fivo Cases Of Cholera.
PANS, March Ga Brittany paper
states that twenty-five cases oi cholera
have appeared in the ,iciSi;y Of Audierne.
in Finisterland, and ,kAt one Of them has
proved fatal
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Horrible Murder.

PETERSBURG, Va, April 6.-A horrible
murder hss been discovered in Brunswick
coanty. The victim was the child Of q
woman named MacWstt, who is supposed
70 have committed the crime. The body
Of the child was found in the woods cut II
two. and the two parts hidden 10 different
nlsee The murderess has been arrested
and committed ts aESit an examination
The evidence agaist the accused is said Il
he yery conclusive.
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A sotoriou. sioos.h,u.r Capta,.a.

HUNTINGDON. Pa, April 6.-Willian 3.
Farmer, . member OF notorious gang Of
noonshipsrs who have zoe . long time
bern carrying On their Illicit business 10
Fulton county, has bsen captured. His
coniederssss had previously beep arrested.
Although bis still had been destroyed h
continued to make violest lnioxicsnis with
ont one. HE method vas TO pat cider toto
o Kettle and hsii il until il vss reduced IN
quantity about one third. He thss Pot 10
Its i, buih.l Of rye and eontinesd boiling
Tor some TINA longer, shep The liquor vss
poured Of. Farmer had rsesotIy bses nsk.
ing large quantity 10 srtieipstoa d The
resumption Of work on The South PsaasYi-
ysnis road.
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The Toledo Election.
Prohibitionists Beaten.
H.JsrtnI fo The Rg1iyteT.

MANNINGToN, WA, April 6.-Theregu
lar annual election for town officers was
held here yesterday, which resulted in the
defeat Of the Auti-Liquor ticket by the Re
publican, who had straight ticket in the
field. Little or 40 work was done by the
friends of the Anti.Liquor ticket, while
prominent Republicans in the town, assist
ed by some OF the lesser lights, worked
hard in the rain from daylight till dark
One hundred and sixteen votes were polled
OF which the Republicans cast about siEly
end the Prohibitionists ebsut 81.
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still unsettled. No serious difficulty, how.
ever, is experienced in making up AID
starting out freight trains, and the officials
declare confidence in their ability 10 EN-
Pioy new men to take the place Of the
sriksrs The usual number of freight
trains on the Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain railroads started out this morn
ing, and although several of the new
switchmen have been prevailed upon TO
give up their position no trouble has been
encountered in moving trains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07
Saved His Life,

Mr.. D. /. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky,
Gays he vas for many years badly afflicted
with phthisic, also diabetes; the psins were
almost uncomfortable aud would sometimes
almost throw him into commissions. BE
tried Electric Bitters and got reliet from
the first bottle, and after taking six bottles
was entirely cured and had gained in Aesh
eighteen pounds Says he positively be.
lievss be would have died had il not been
for the relief afforded BY Electric Bit.ers
Sold at fifty cents bottle By Logan L Co
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APIeasant Afrair An Around,

ClxctNSArI, April G.-The Senatoria
Committee appointed TO investigate tbt
election Of Senators in Hamilton
finished its labors by making
part of its record
certified copy Of the tally sheet and pol
book Of PRECINCT 4, Fourth Ward
and by the examination o. Michae
Mullen, police inspector. The session closed
With pleasant. speeches on ali sides, ont
saying that no IsT suit Of sixty days dura
ton had ever been conducted with less dis
play Of angry feeling
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EFFECT OF THE oR0Es

Declaring the strike Continued Felt In
Some Places.
ST. LOGIs, April 6.-The effect OF the
erder Of The General Executive Board de-
laring the strike continued has had its
fHsct upon the business OF toe Bridge and
uAnel Company. Several of the men
no had gone to work upon the bridge
t'Ock last eTsniRg and others failed to re-
Oct for duty this morning At the Union
epOt also tie namSsr Of employees has
Psen lessensd by thoSs who have quit
FOtk, unwilling to occupy thei- positions
PhIe the Knights Of Labor grievances LEs
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New Tammany Members.

NEw YORK April 6-The following
named persons were last night initiated tc
membership in the TGmmany social
Congressman W. C. Msybury, Ezra C.
Carleton and T. E. Esoney. OF Michigan
John h. Rogers, of Arkansas; William
Dickson, Chairman Of the Democratic
Central Committee, Of Washington, and
Samuel Donelson, DOOrkeepsr ofthe House
of Renreaeniat,Vea
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. ca,t,,n,s Fortunate Discovery.

Can't. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
betvssn Atlantic City and n. Y, had been
troubled With G cough so that be was una
bls to sleep, sud YES induced to try DR..
Kings New Discovery tor SoHsnLlpaop,
|, not only gave him instant rehet, bat
sIlsyed the extreme soreness in his breast.
Hjs children we're similarly affected and 9
s;ueis soss Rad the same happy effect
DR.. Kings New ltssoyssg :. Sog the
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner. Free
| trial bottles Of this standard remedy q
| Logan & Co.'S Drug Stoss.
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Under Control.
Probable Successor of Judge Baxter.

COLUMBUS, o, April 6.-The United
States District Attorney here says that the
death of Judge Baxter will cause no de
Law in tie t.;sl Of the telephone cases, a
a successor will be appointed at once. II
Is said that Judge Hoadly will be appoint
cd If he desires, but be cannot afford tc
sacrifice a $40 900 Law practice for s6I
coo salary. II any other Cincinnati mar
IA chosen it will William N. Ramsey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-07

HoS. JoHS MARSHALL. v C, of IIlinois
writes: ] have been q great sufferer from
disorders of the stomach and malarisl a
teciioas. ! have tined Revsral physieian'
bat got 70 relief, and q friend advised ~
70 tgJ ';1r. Retzold's GeFusn Eittsrs"
have been usiA !, ii forscTeral days and ~
condition ia veIy much improved.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Those elected on Monday are O. follows:
Mayor, C. A. Junkins; Msrthan, Job Ne.
Connsughey; Treasurer, Frank Fisher;
CLERK. George B. Hathaway; Street Com
missioner, Seneca Lyle; Councilmep, Henry
Crawford, Fred Handel and August Ste.
ger. The entire number Of ballots cast
was GA
Last nigh. the Union Ccsasi Band O
.E,nsyille cane dow ard feressded tns
candidates,
Cottage prayer meeting viii be Aeld q
the residence Of C. II. Fisher On FRIDAY
night. The subject fsr discussion will b
Unseen Helpers
M.. Tomlinson and wife. from Cen'rs
Iowa, are in this neiehborhood yisitin,
friends. Mr.. TomhSsop formerly rfndes
in this place.
Mr.. NortS Iyes. and bride paaet
Through town on the afternoon mai
itrain on their way TO Chicago.
A small tenement house, occupied b,
the family OF Mr.. Rsohm, broke 10 tst
early yesterday. morning. but iortunatsl.
no one vss hurt.
Alex Blszier, q coal hsuiss, enp'oys'
BY Joseph Taylor, skipped Saturday bigb
without ceremony. An investigation
made BY NJ. Taylor sko=s that Biazie
had been forging ticksts and collectinl
the money. The sxpose % far % carrie
out shows theft of abcgt $50.
Tie ground upon which the stable 3
! Shannon sills ftoed slipped cosn ths ~
about so fee, on Monday uight.
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lone In six Months.

That coil Of hair on the back Of your
had, dear lsdy. 1t is better than nothing
and deceives nobody. In six months or less
from today you may dispense with it il
you are inclined to give Parker's Hair
Balssm fair uisl Clesuses the scalp, re
stores color, q delicious dressing. Not
dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed.
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ST. PAuL. April e.-Tbrss robSsn Cas.
lie, Wilson and Hsrisgtoa, In jal ~ A..
toria, Oregon, attached the ielos last
night vhen be entered thsir cell Thy
tied him securely and escaped. Thsy took
pistol apd Henry rife be'oaRisg 10 -
j.iier. Before lssvirg The jdi tAsy tnss-
eJ on the eas burners wildcat rEhtisg
them. The gas might have q. .Sses,st ~
jsiler and the remaining yznooss bed %
Sheriff Ross visitsd ths Asocs sts tss