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The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19
Fox Sale.

The Overton property in "FIve Points''
being lots A and 5, in square No. 81 Of Fill
hollis addition to Monroe-having front
of 81 feet on Sixth street and depth Of $50
feet, together with all improvements there-
sale, the above properly will be offered at
public auction at the Courthouse door at
II m., on Saturday, the i17th., day Of April
Terms-One third cash; balance in one
and Two years, with s per cent interest and
vendors privileges on property returned TO
secure the deferred payments.
c. ). II j, g. BOATNER,
Agents.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19
CARROLuTOy, MISS, HAS SOME Ex-
CITEMENT.


The followiugare the names of the
parties killedln the, fight at Carrolton,
Miss, mention OF which was in our
ter1krams yesterday:
Xhdrew Robinson, Charles Brown,
EdE Brown, Zoe Song, John Monro
SIr1on Kahp, Jim Harris, Amos
Mathews, Scott Moore, French Hughes,
Cooley Little and Jim Johnson. The
following were wounded; Will Dodd,
Jim 1Kegea Christian Preacher, Jim
HoWea Jake I Kahn, Bill Ewing,
CHARLES Pfce, Henry Cole, Coley
Thompson badly shot-reported dead.
ltsppears that the killing was due to
- difncnlty which young man by the
name Of Robert Moore, from LeHore
County, had bad difficulty with q
negro by the name Of Ed Brown during
which Brown smeared molasses over
him. Some time after that y. M.
Liddell, a friend of Moore happened to
meet Ed Brown. and alluded TO his
treatment OF Moore. brown became
impudent yhen Liddell started at him
but was prevented from attacking him
by bystanders. The negro after this
went and armed himself and got some
other negroes to do likewise, staiioning
themselves behind trees. Liddei COM
ing from supper saw them and enquirec
what they meant. Brown responded
that IL was none his d-n business.
Lbddell thereupon struck at Ed Brown
with his fist when and Ed fired Charles
Brown, brothers, simultaneously on
Liddell. About this time a general
fusilade occurred. N 8
Lidell shot Brow Ii in The abdomen and
in return received ball in the feshy
part Of his leg. The participant were
bronght 4 before the court. The case
came un Ioytrial Wednesday. Brown
boasled that he would shoot any man
that made a motion at him. When
the case was called it was perceived
that body of 100 citizens all armed
had made their appearance. Ed Brown
drew his pistol and fired In the disec-
tion Of I4iddeli. The firing thea be-
came general. Ten were instantly
killed and the court room was riddled
with bullets. Ga the south wall was
counted l25 shots; in the passage 1OI
shots in the wall and on the benches
thirty shots. The affair is deplored by
the people and the general impression
is that the affair will lead TO an uprls,
ing of the blacks and there is a go0a
deal OF bad feeling existing.
.yss..,..s..z.z ...sKnr,s~- i d
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

And now comes Alderman Moon Of
the New Orleans City Counci and
wants the name of Canal street changed
TO Tulane avenue and the name of
Common street changed to.hat Of Cleye
land avenue. Patriotism indeed.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

The three most dangerous problems
before the country o-1ay are those of
the labor llss!ioD, the Chinese ques>
ton, and Le Mormon evil. The tariff
perplexi' .er, the silver question, and
the quarrel between the President and
the Senate, will each and all work out
their own solutions peaceably, 1t would
be rasfto predict the same Of any of
the others.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

The editor Of the Rusfons Caligraph
congratulates himself, on receiving
some fattering testimoniaIs Of appres
cIafion OF his meritorous work from a.
number Of young ladies.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

Tne House committee on eXpendi-
lures in the Department Of Justice Will
report bill this week aboiishing the
feo system for officers Of the United
States Courts. District Attorneys are
to be paid $1,000 per annum, and
Marshals $4,000,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

ST. Paul, MINI, is $1,000 behind on
the recent Carnival given there. This
is not any large amount TO lose by a
city its size. The deficiency VIII be
made up by an increase in itstrade.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19
TIE MARKETS.
SEW ORLEANS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Flour, duh, Choice, $40 Fancy, 47Gc
Extra Fancy S490, patents, 500. Corn
dull, mixed. acc, white, 451950c
sacked, ACC. Oats firm choice western
39c. Corn meal lowe, $2.l5 firm Hay
prime, SIS 500l6 so, choice, Sl7Q@lS. Lard
quiet, refined tierce, 52lc. Bulk meats
firmer, shoulders. 2Sc, long clear sides, 5 90
clear rib sides, 5 soc. Bacon firm. shoulders
|4Mc, long clear sides, 6.2l, clear rib sides.
6.31 &c. Hams choice sugar cured, 9@9Lc.
Whisky dull, $1.C04I I.25. Coffee, quiet car
goes common to primo, 6NQ6<c. Sugar,
hrm, open kettle, choice, Lice strictly
prime sc fully fair, 424c, good fair AZ,
fair, 9l6, good common, 4H@41S, COM
mon, 414G42s, inferior, 203lIc. centri-
1ugal plantation granulated, 65lc, off clari-
fled SIG choice white, g., OFF white, 5Mc
greywhite, Lice: prime yellow clarified
5I, choice yellow clarified, 57z off
yellow clarified, SIC, seconds. ~ 605Mc.
Molassess dull, open kettle, choice, zoe;
strictly prime, 3l@S2c good prime, 3l@S5c
prime, 2l@22c, good fair, l7@Isc, fair, Is
q l6c, good common, II, centrifugal, good
prime, TO CHOICE 2l@24c, common 10 prime,
'l6(@22c. Rice steady. ordinary to prime,
314@5Hc. Bran lower, 750771Gc. Cotton
seed oil, lower, crude, new, 22}lG02 23c, re-
fined, 2719@2I, f. 0, B, cake. 191<M20Lc.
meal, zoe. Pork quiet, 5000.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

DIR. Holt of the board of health,
Judge Davey and Judge w. It. Hous-
ton, are candidates for the position
made vacant by the death of Mr.:
Hahn.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

Two mensby the name of Pott, who
it supposed live in Georgia are being
sought for. They are said to be heirs
to a fortune ofse. 100000 in EngIand.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

The president of the State Normal
school sgives notice that a teachers
institute will probably be held at this
city on May l7th. -
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19
CoNNra SALOON,
DFsIARp STREET, MONROE, la.
@. A. Ts " STON.
PROPRIETOR.

az ano pitfons oI ihls saloon may by assured
That the best of wines. liul,o,,,y .ai,d ciooys
WI pe offered them under The new as Well
''s sie iofiner management and that good
oruer shall be- conserved and polite attention
shown my guest
bottled and keg beer kept on leo Beor
G. A. PRESTON,
May %, 1856.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

George Carson, employed Oh the
steamer Issaquena, was crushed to
death at Vicksburg on the 14lh.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

An enraged elephant was hung at
Hanburg recently with chains.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

Philadelphia has, eight female doc
tors, whose practice amounts ioahoui
$4,000 each.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

The remains OF the ,aie Michel Hahn
will he inierred at New Orleans today
at 4 O'clock.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19
ST. LOUIS.

Flour quiet, xxx, Ss.OO0s.l5, family
S3 25a3 30, choice TO extra fancy. S3. SOI5
$50, patents, $500 $50. wheat, quiet, no
2 red Fail, 92c cash. Corr hi cher, No .
mixed, 35c casa. Oats. quiet, No ?
mixed. 30&c cash. Hay, quiet, prairie,
easy, firm, mill. 6ic; east track, 6I065c
Corn meal quiet Sl900l95 Pork, steady.
Si0.50 for old, and SLIPS for new. Lard,
steady, 5000 J.05c. Bulk meats, shoulders
3.G2o. longclear sides, 5.45c short rib. 5 55:
short clear, 5.G9c. Bacon, shoulders 3.OOc;
long clear, 5.9Sc; short rib, 5.9016 0j, shorI
clear 5.75GD5.SCc. E)xed lots; shoulders,
DISC; long clear sides $685. 540c; short rib
SIDES, 5.35O5EJc; short clear, g. 475.5De
Whisky steady, Sl.l0.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-19

Jay Gould ought TO get Edison 10
invent self-running freight train.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
BESSIE MERRITT.
THE BELLAlnE GIRL IN COURT
At Winchester, va,-ThsJ Judge Decide. that
She shall Rsmslu in Castody OF Her
Auuts-A Peculiar Case Settled After
Much Interesting Litigation.

The following dispatch printed in yes
tarday's Cincinnati Enquirer, and dated at
Winchester, Va, will be read with in.
terest here. Mr.. Merritt's habeas corpus
suit to recover the custody OF his daughter
is fresh in the public memory:
Judge Clark decided tina Merritt hsbeas
corpus case to-day. 1t leaves Bessie in
charge Of her aunts. The court rested
its decision principally upon the ground
that the child Tor thirteen years has been
left in the custody Of her sunts, and had
become attached to them and to the loCali-
ties in which she had spent all the years
Of her lie. The child's wishes governed
the court in the case, where other
circumstances might BE- considered equal,
The point that Leila Payne was not con-
sidered proper person for close intimacy
with the child, the Court considered that
as there were no charges against her moral
character, her physical condition rendered
her rather an object oil pity than subject
oic,iticism. II will be remembered by
your readers that William Merritt, OF Bel.
mont county, Ohio, sought to gain posses
sion OF lhechild Bessie, who is o daughter
OF his by his first wife, Merritt claiming
that Leila Payne was not tit person to
rear the child because OF the allegation
that Miss Payne's sex IVES not clearly
established The Paynes adopted Bessie
in her infancy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
DISCOVERED DEAD.
a vALLEy aRoyE nuNTlR,s gAEE
In the wssds gu Thursdag-HlA Friends,
Alarmed Athis Long Ab,sl os, go to Seek
him and Find his BODY Frozen sun
with tho Head Torn Open BY shot.

Thursday morning John HArdsoCk, Of
Valley Grove, ten miles east Of this city,
went out hunting, taking shot gun, He
did not return at dark, and his family
grew uneasy az his prolonged absence.
Finally a search was instituted by his
neishbors, who feared that he had been
disabled by an accident, and knew that
in the intense cold weather 10 lie in the
open air for any length OF time would be
certain death. The party started out
about II o'clock Thursday night, and
searched in vain for several hours. At
length in remote plRce in a
dense wood on the hill about mile from
Valley Grove, the body OF the missing
man was found. Life had been extinct
for come time, and the body was frozen
stiff. From the surroundings and the
slight traces OF tho course HaTdsock had
taken, it is believed that he met with an
accident early in the DAY, his gun being
discharged, BY fall, in all probability,
and the charge entering b faGs below
the right eye isceraIed his face shOckingly
TO the roots OF his hair, Rearly tearing OF
tho right side Of bis face,
II is probable that tho injury inflicted
by the shot was not fatal; certainly II
was not immediately SO, for the wounded
man had evidently dragged himself some
distance after being ahOt, and had made
an effort to staunCh the How OF blood
with his handkerchief. At last, over
come by the pain and loss Of blood, nc
must have sunk on the ground to perish
with tho cold,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06

Attic session Of this tribunal at Charles.
ton on Thursday, the following business
was transacted:
W. S. Smith, admir- vs., Amy Yoke, ap.
peal and sup, Lewis county, submitted.
Singer Manufacturing Company ct al.
vs.. AizekiNh Bennett, appeal and snp.,
LOWS county, submitted.
John j. Halatead va. A. i. RAIDER, w. Of
E., Nicholas county, submitted. This
case grew out Of a contested election case
between Flom RAIDER and John Halstead,
who ran for Circuit Clerk Of NiCholos
county In 1884
Richard 4 WelshanS vs.. j. Z. SChley,
appeal and sup, Jefferson county, sub.
mitted.
Colonel Il. II. Hill, OF Richmond, W.,
and Major o. +, Dorr, Of Webster county,
W. Va, were admitted to practice before
this court.
Out Of seventy CAGES on the docket, 6ity-
three have been submitted during the
present session, and by June next, all
submitted cases will have been decided.
Adjourned until Saturday at 10 o'clock
n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
A Good SHOW fsr Ton t,nntn.

A new dime museum opened last even.
ing at 1918 Market street, one Of the man.
ayers being an old Wheeling boy, Mr.,
George Ford. The show is well worth
seeing. 1t includes LeComp, tho ''HrC
king" who drinks melted lead, eats ilain.
ing sealing wax and does many other mar.
vels; the Leonxo brothers, two tiny boy
Gontortionistp, . and 0yeRrs old, fespec.
lively, who do things never before at.
tempted; the "Rhoda" mystery, a very
good illIsion produced without mirrors,
and an automatic oil aeld, containing ted
wells and one hundred figures In motion.
This ingenious piece oil mechanism Is
E1aryelous and interesting. The museum
is worthy Of large attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
LOCAL. upFvrrirs.


CITY.
0sE marriage license was Issued yesteI-
day.
Coon race and soe,l ,uugie at the Chap.
line street rink this evening.
u,r,,,vv a, ,ba A,s5a,nv ot NJrs;c tbis
ot,srno sr,Ss anI aTbs Slrsn,ls,s Of PsrisH
Ior IN Isst finn. ,his svaniSg
'Oi Nv, 'u' '4 o., ''.'e .',' ''el'1s' .,,,,,o.
IhE EhGlnnau papers p l,la' nr
atone W tol LOU ~ au.s ',@y ,,nslo.
saSS G1 ,y; gI' Ss n ,S al t5s Opera
IIonia nexc =" Tp no and "wednesday
a ,S%jU ~
e' Sr .,....,.... .,-,,,,,,i - ,bo ob.r.
lHs aani D5 gaIni lss, ~ oys AMI Sss
llne aslsGs N'hn " ooni i ~ ssasS IL
NY py ia'ss Az ,otani., 5aoor,,a1
~ I mi MI WI! ,i Ia Az ',santISmsn 81
aiiss pells hotlls lat; 'Ls S U,nt;n, az. a.
lns eLuh Hhuel oollsltlon Wy la S 's
oil neau'l'uA mol1oes anu ueCo.a'''n1' 81,
THE proceeds ofthe late Philip Philips
entertainments here were, Intended 10 DC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
TIE uurr sIRL,s CASE.
This ssp,nuoa that Il Exciting Sand HilI
AiuFuhaIL County,

Marshall County.
The case Of the little HUI girl, whose
parents live on Turkey Run, not lar from
Sand Hill, Marshall county, Is still exciting
considerable attention in that vicinity,
and even at considerable distance from
there the maryels are discussed eagerly,
and exaggerated reports are daily gaining
u wider circulation, A man from Marshall
county told reporter yesterday that the
nelghbors Of the HUI family Say that the
child, who, 1t will be remembered, is but
II years old, has, while partially under
the influence OF her tranGe.like spells, de.
sCribed celestial scenes and unknown
countries, but all the people she sees, or
PROCESSES t0 zee, are dressed in the Ordi-
nary gRrb Of the people the girl has been
accustomed to sec,
A well.kuoWn Wheeling physician was
asked what he thought about the story as
printed in the INTRLLIGRNCRR
~ see no reason TO doubt it's entire
truth" said he.
"HoW do you account torit?
"Ihe girl has hysteriR or Catalepsy-or
both combined. Her symptoms ara not
uncommon in those diseases, and are
almost inseparable from a combination OF
the two diseases"
"What about the statement that she de-
sctibes the burlal clothes OF persons she
never saw"
"oi course she has heard descriptions Of
them, or the correctness other description
Ia mere nnincinpDpA IL ia vnFv nrOhnhla
that she heard descriptions which i'm
pressed her receptive mind, and her in.
lOrmants have forgotten all aboutit, as she
might, too, until her recollection Is stimu'
lated by the action OF her disease on her
mind, Such cases are not uncommon in
medical WORKED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06

sale OF fancy articles will commence this
afternoon, The various departments are
in the hands Of competent committees.
On Monday evening next, "Plnk Tea
Party will be given at the residence OF
DR.. Mccullough on Gravel Hill, by tue
young ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
church.
The thermometer registered here in
Bsllairs yesterday morning TO- below zero /,
at Warnocks, lie; ut Glencoe, l9': at
WoOdsfeld, 1l' ;atArmstrong's Mills, 1872 /;
at Kelsey, III at Bethel, Pa very cold
snsp, indeed.
The stock Of window glass here, and In
TACT all over the country, is increasing, and
one Of the well-knoWh secretaries ventures
the assertion that the amount OF window
glass on hand by the manufacturers July
! will ba larger than was ever known be-
fnra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
ABOUT PEOPLW.
stranger. in the Guy and Wheeling Folk
Abroad,
NJ, ono sehrlx il In Charleston,

Mr.. Otto Schulz IL in Charleston,
P. Clayton PenLleton, Eq., Of Berkeley
Syringe, ia ut the NJ Lure house,
Messrs. w, l.. Daley and O, l., Williams,
of Parkersburg, we're in town yesterday,
Mrs. Rosemau Gardner md daughter
Mary, ol SteubanVilIe, are whiting Mrs.
John Flew.
A pleasant party wss given last evening
at tho residence al Mr. James CONNER
ford, on the South Side, in honor OF bis
daughter, Miss Laura, who will shortly
leave for Boston to reside for come time
The families OF Nlessrs. benjamin and
Andrew HebraHk, vi this city, went Ia
Wellshurg yesterday, it being tho seventy
third anniversary OF their mothers birth
day. The occasion was celebrated in q
pleasant and happy manner.
Mr.. Walter Reynolds, tho clever young
actor, who plays go well the. hero III
"Alone in London" was formerly a mem.
Der OF WalRCk'a Theatre Company, and
vas specially engaged for the part he npw
plays bv Colonel W, Il. Sim, who is the
owner OF the play,
Mrs. W. j. Corbett, who has been visit.
ing Wheeling friends for several weeks,
lett yesterday 10 visit relatives at Xines.
vile, from whence she will go to Lonis.
vile, whore MIR. CJrbett has accepted a
position as foreman Of the Commercial
composing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Hillreth, Mrs. Dr.,
Hildreth and daughter, Miss Dora, Dr. j,
q. Hupp and wife, Capt. John Mcclure
and wife, Mr.. Sam BroCkuuier, Mr.. and
Mrs S. o. Taylor aud Mr.. Molii!t, Of Bell
aire, will leave to-day i)r California, with
view to make an extended sojourn OIL
the Pacific coast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
rHRou0n TIE srArE.
Academia and IacidsntS In West Virginia
and Vicinity,

Nuu NtCtnltIs
Charleston has fifteen inches OF snow.
In the Kanawha coal fields about forty
miners have gone to work in Lovell's bank,
No. ., ut two cents per bushel, and prob.
ably half as many have begun work at
Beans at the same rate per bushel.
The case OF James A. Miller, editor OF
the Ashland, (Ry,,) Independent, against
W. +, Richards, Of ClarksbuTg, Tor libel,
has been removed from the Circuit Court
at Clarksburg to the U. S, Court at Par.
kersburg.
AT Charleston, on Tuesday, a. j. Robin
son, who resides ut KanaWha Two.Mile,
swore out a warrant charging Charles Pey.
tonwith having burned his barn, and lot
OF corn, hay and other feed, last Saturday
night. He was arrested and gave bail.
Rev. J. A. Fullerton leCtured at Grafton
Thursday night, his subject being, lis it
True? This opens a course at the NJ h,
church, Ihesecond lecture will he by l.. l..
Stewart, February II subject, "supersti-
ton" The third, by Hon. Geo. w, At
kinsOn, Of this city, February is; subject,
"DOn't.' The fourth, by Ray. j. w. Car.
ter. D. d., February %; subject, "LiViug-
stone."
Frederick Troll, sr,, a leading merchant
Of st, Olairsville, is dead. Nine mother.
less childGn are left to mourn his loss,
aud Ave preceded him TO his grave, Mr.,
Toll was a Pru.sian by birth, and was en-.
gaged in business In Wheeling q while IN
the iOrties, going from here to St, Glars
vile, He was a philosophical, honorable
man, and his death will be sincerely felt
at st, Clairsyille.
A man just in from Little Washington
tells Pittsburgh Commercial GG@slie re-
porter: ut IL u town OF the most barren
resources have yet seen. You can't get
place 10 board or sleep or wash in. The
whole aim over there seems to be to find
the drug stores. Whisky is obtained on
prescriptions and hall the doctors are liy'
ing on them. One doctor has his prescIip.
tons on sale in barber shop. Itell you
II oil don't pan out over there Washington
will be flat village"
The ParkerHburg State Journal notes the
fact that Pat Il. D0lan, OF that city, who
has been for years valued aud trusted
oilache Of the Congressional Library at
Washington, has been bounced through
the influence OF EustaCe Gibson, the able
Congressman from the Fourth District,
who, 1t says, has no use for the Irishman,
because he would not yell for him, Glib.
son. In Dolan's place Gibson has had up.
pointed one Maurice RuddleHton, Of Pleas.
ants county, who, the Journal saya, is a
subject Of Queen Victoria, having never
taken out naturalization papers. Pleas.
ants county Is, or was, one of Judge Mon
roe Jackson's strongholds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-06
rwo MEN HURT
over at bridgeport other Fresh News fsom
There,


Over at bridgeport Other Fresh News fsOm
ThOre,
Rev. Mr.. Hays las returned from a visit
10 Pittsburgh.
Thomas Judson has returned from q
visit 10 Barnesyill0.
William Pennell, OF New Alexander,
Ohio, was In town yesterday.
Nick Kuhn Is making preparations to
harvest more ice, which Is good quality.
Ross j. Alexander received yesterday
some well executed photos Of the imbeCile
asylum, OF Columbus.
Cottage prayer meeting was held last
night at tho residence OF Mr.. James CLARK,
with good attendance.
Thomas Brach, Colorel. had one foot
mashed yesterday at the A!na mill BY a
heavy piece Of muck iron falling upon II,
A steam wagon IL in the course Of
erection at the machine shop here. It Is
Of patent belonging to Mr.. McMurray,
Of Burgettstown, Pa, who is having II
manufactured,
Quarterly Conference commenced at the
First NJ. i, Church last night, OH which
occasion the Presiding Elder preached.
He will also preach on Sunday, whom
Communion services will he held.
John U. Robinson, q brakeman on the
Cleveland x Pittsburgh road, had the first
two fingers Of his right hand badly mashed
at Smith Ferry, Thursday evening. lie
came directly here, where they were
properly dressed.
The trial OF Silas Conway, charged with
intent to kill, comes or to-day at 81. Olalrs,
Vile, this recent change Of programme
growing out oil desire OF the Judge to
hear the testimony involved in this i'm.
portantCase. A number Of witnesses from
this toEn have been summoned 10 6p.
peer
The Usual services will be held In the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and evening. In the morning Rev. Hays
expects to read 1.-THE PASTORAL Letter.
Which Is sent 70 the churches by the re.
cent convention held In Pittsburgh.
Preaching services will DO held at PasCo
Station at o'clock,
Thomas brooks lro was badly hnft in
MCOonnaugheyls coal bank yesterday by
soina heavy stone falling Upon him. Bs.
fore he was EXTRACTED he spfained. himself
badly In trying 10 release himself from his
situation, In which position he
was compelled 10 remain, with Aheavy
weight upon hjpi until cFow.barS could
be got and used.