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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that David King, admins
traitor Of the estate of Cornelius King, deceased in
pursuance Of an order OF the Marion Circuit Court,
made in the Of David King administrator Of the
estate o. Cornelius King deceased, Indiana King
ct AL No 1871, az the February term, 16ss OF said
court will sell at private sale for not less than the
iu reapprascd value thereof, on June -, ISIS az
O'Clock p, IN. OF said day az the law Office Of l. I.
Boomer Room No. 8 at No 2i& East Washington
street IN the city oi indianapolis, In Marion county,
IN lhe state ot Indiana the following described real
estate, or 50 much thereof may be necessary TO
make assets with which 90 pay the debts and labili-
wit
The undivided two-thirds Of thlrty-sevcn (30 feet
west OF tweuty-oue on feet Of the east end Of lot
eight s in Dulins subdivision of the southwest half
OF square twelve l2 also, the undivided two-thrds
of one hundred and eight and one-half (iOS feet or
the west end OF LOT eight 90 in Dulin's subdivision
OF the southwest hall Of square twelve 2 also the
undivided two-thirds OF lot thirty -cight (3S) in
1oungs subdivision OF part Of outlot one hundred
ana cghty-Ono ISL also, the undivided twO-thirds
OF lot forty-eight (4S in Ensworths subdivision Of
square twenty-ninc (2gl: also, the undivided two
third OF lot iorty-iour 4 In +. r. Fletcher's sub
division OF outlot hfty-one l. ALSO the undivided
two-thirds Of lot six 6, except seventeen G0 feet on
the east side thereof, in Gilispies subdivision OF
outot iorty-three i3 all in the city Of lndianapO-
lis, in Marion county in the State Of Indiana Also,
the undivided two-thiris OF Block A, In T. T.
Fietcher's second addition to Brightwood, except
sCentyye feet of the west end thereof and except,
also, the right Of way OF the Bee Line Railroad COM
pany, in Marion county, In the state 81 Indiana
The sale Of said Block viii be made subject 10 the
unexpired term OF a certain lease thereon, and sub
jet also 10 the right OF the esces 70 purchase said
block as aforesaid at any time during the lifetime
OF said lea.e.
TERMS OF SALE
0ne-thrd cash in hand, onc-third 10 nine months,
aud Onc-thrd in eighteen months. The deferred
payments TO be secured by notes, with approved So
curty, with six per cent. interest without relief,
and payable In bank.
DAVID KING,
Administrator o. the estate Of Cornelius King, de-
ceased
The undersigned, Indiana King, widow of Corne-
nus King, deceased will join said administrator N
the conveyance OF her undivided ono-third in said
shove described real estate that the parties pur-
chasing can get deeds for the entire property.
INDIANA KING,
Widow Of Cornelius King deceased.
Abstracts Of said real estate be examined by
parties wishing purchase the az the Office OF
L L. Boomer attorney for said administrator.
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Pnisnneh Ieftnce.

MUYCIE, May 25.-[Specil. Mora Smith,
four-year-old daughter of a workman en-
ployed in the skewer factory, was taken sick
to-day Immediately after eating some lettuce.
Examination showed Paris green to be sprin-
Killed. on the leaves. The vegetable had been
purchased from huckster. Antidotes were
given the little sufferer but she is not improv-
ing at late hour tonight.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
After 200 RnIlnls.

SPENCER, May 2s,-tspecial. 1.-The Fifteenth
judicial district democratic convention finally
adjourned after being in session two days
The Hon. J. V. Mitchell of Morgan county re-
ceived p votes, and the Hon. Willis HicSam
Of Owen county received 10 votes. Mitchell
was nominated on the 1,300th ballot w. ii.
Beaman of Owen county, was nominated on the
209th ballot for prosecuting attorney, against
T. NJ McCord OF Morgan county.
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A sagacious Selection.

The democratic state central committee has
elected the Hon. Charles l.. Jewett of New Al
bany, chairman, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of John II. Gordon. Mr.. Jewett is
one of the most prominenb young democrats in
the state He has served several terms in the
lower house of the general assembly, and was
speaker one term. Ills selection to this inn
portant position is n fine stroke of policy. 1t
places at the head of the state central commit
tee man of untiring energy and of much
more than ordinary nolitical sagacitY
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Too Much Morphine.

MARION, May 27.--Ispecial.l IL. A. Worden
was found dead in bed here at his hotel. He
was the travelling agent of Warner g. Co. OF
Coldwater, Mich. lie was forty years old. His
home was at Reading. Mich, where he leaves
family He was an odd fellow in good stand
ing. At the inquest this morning il was shown
that deceased came TO his death by morphine.
He had been ILL., and is presumed to have
tnken an Overdose.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Cut a Young Girr,s Throat.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, May 23.--[Special J
Frank Shank cut three gashes in the throat OF
Lulu Penny last night while the latter was on
her way home in company with Frank Winter.
Winter had jumped over the fence, for
moment, leaving the girl in the road, when
Shank seized her and slashed her with the
knife, then turned and walked away. The
screams brought Winter 10 the spot and the
girl was taken care Of Jealousy is supposed
to be the cause. Intense excitement prevails
though the girl will live.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Success OF nBooher.n the Gas wonder.

ANDERSON, May 24.-[Special. THE drillers
of the gas well struck Trenton rock this even
ing at 935 feet and were compelled TO shut
down because OF the escaping gas. This is the
well located by "Booher,' the gas wonder and
which he claimed he would stake his reputa-
ton on. The indications are strong that we will
have gusher tomorrow
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
CLAW County Democrots.

BRAZIL, May 27.-[Special. THE democratic
county convention at Saline City yesterday
nominated the following ticket: Representa-
tive, John Holmes; clerk, Matt r. Yocum; re-
corder, ID. c. Gillfllan; treasurer, Ernest
Mueller; sheriff, John Murphy; coroner, John
l.. Sullivan; surveyor, John !. Hayden. Com
missioners-First district, Warren ID. Wolfe (;
second, John J. Kaufman; third, A. S. Fair.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Another New HALLWAY.

GOSHEN, May 2S--ISpecial. THE road from
sturgis, Mich, to DanYille, H., will probably be
completed in the near future. The contract has
been let to j. j. Burns gentleman much ex-
perienced in this line, and he states that, pro-
vided the necessary aid be received from cities
along the line, the road will be completed and
in running order by June, 1882 Goshen has
been asked to donate So, 900.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
pidn,t Want to be an angel.
Washington Critic.

Tommie was at Sunday-school in his first
pair of trowsers, and a picture of a lot of little
angels was before the class
"Tommie, would you like to be a little angelo"
asked the teacher.
"No, ma'am," replied Tommie, after care
full inspection of the the picture.
Not be an angel, Tommie9 Why not| in
quired the teacher in surprise.
"'Cause, ma'am, I'd have to give up my new
panls.n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Passenger Trnlns COLLIDE.

TERRE HAUTE, May 2S-[Special. Two
passenger trains on the Evansville Il Terre
Haute railroad cOllided at 4 go o'clock this
morning eight miles south Of this city. Both
locomotives were wrecked and the passengers
were badly shaken up. No one was injured.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Another Gusher al winehester.

WINCHESTER, May 25.-[special. l-Winehes-
ter can now boast OF one Of the greatest gas
gushing wells within the limits of the great
natural gas belt Of Indiana. Trenton rock was
struck yesterday evening in well no. at a
depth Of I ,035 feet, and alter drilling forty-tw0
feet in the rock the great gusher burst forth
with deafening roar which can be heard for
miles away. Fragments Of broken stone were
hurled hundreds OF feet in the air, and blaze
from seventy-ive 10 100 feet high burst into the
air The estimated capacity IS fully 100000
feet per day, and it is without any dispute the
equal OF any gas well in Indiana. that Of Fair
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Indiana Pensions.


f. Reagan, Johnstown; J. c. Clapp, South
Whitley: W. Rose. North Vernon: c. b. Nc
Kenzie, Fort Wayne; J. H. Loves, Indianapo-
lis L. Ham, Mishawaka ID. r. Cooper, Puck
erbush; w. c. Fits, Washington; T. Speicher,
Urbana; r. Husband, Heckland; w. +. Me
Cain (deceased) Leavenworth; ID. Winkler,
Franklin; j. w. Parsons, Moores Hill; n. NJ.
Cromwell, Clay City; II. T. Miller, New Cor
ner; ). Grim, Terre Haute; G.. A. Yingling,
Richmond; c. Frank, MOore's Vineyard; j. p.
Rous Greeneastle; j. NJ. Quinley ,l4adOga; 5.
May Smithville; A. James, Leopold. j. j; Dill
bingham, New Lebanon; +. S. Blackford, War
saw; j. w. COnine, Lafayette; j. A. Tranter,
Washington: ii. Harper; Gar Greek; n. Shinn,
Frankfort; G. Beck, Jeffersonville widow of
w. ii. Fowler, Tere Haute; widow OF j. A.
Smith, Ewington; widow of J. Hendricks,
Greek; widow of G. Collier, Folsomville;
widow Of A. b. Jennings, Lafayette.
j. NJ. McMillen, Elizaville; w. Ping, Bloom
ington: j. Smith, Upton; j. NJ. Franklin, alias
j. II. laughter, Connersville; T. f. Brown
Sandford; G. w. Tout, Danyille; j. p. Wells,
Madison; +. W. Armstrong, indianapolis; l..
l.. Clark, Berne; NJ. +. Johnson, Linnsburgh;
ID. Jarvis, Terre Haute; W. Huffman, Peters
burg; G.. w. Moore, Waveland; &. Wild, Edin-
burg; /. Reece, Michigan City b. T. Demaree,
Madison; T. S. Hart Carlisle; 7. Hanley, sr:,
North Manchester; !. s. Reed, Covington; f.
AeOihiluf AuhtArohI tpNhNtHNts
NJ. ID. Niles, Emison; r. Jones, Andrews; b. NJ.
Howell, Martinsville j. Graves, Hartford City;
NJ Il. Morton, Lawrenceburg; b. a. Spangler,
Saltilleyille; K. L. Lewis Portland; T. Siggils,
South Bend II: Garner, HOagland; P. Hess,
Prince, Tampico; T. Mobley, Webster; G.. d.
Gorham, Cloverdale; J. 7. Ferguson, Otto; J.
4. Newell, Perryyille; L. Langeneck, North
Vernon; J. w. Elliott, Saltlleville; NJ. Blair,
Dudley II. NJ. Jenkins Pilot Knob; A. J.
Price, Butler; widow Of II. oConnor, North
Vernon; widow of S. Elliott, Nebraska; widow
OF j. J. Clay, Shoals.
i. +. Wood, Pleasantville NJ. p. Dennis,
Charlottesville; j. Menafee, Covington T. p.
B0yce, Clinton; O. Staley, SGndford; G.. Beebe.
Butler Switch; NJ. Langtry, Nevada; III. j..
Gray, Blue River; j. w. Boone, Noblesville;
A. l.. Huckins, Kewanna: G. Garrity Broad
Ripple; A. Moreland, Shoals; j. Q. Macy,
Jonesboro; j. w. Harold, Terre Haute; j.
Lammey, Bateham; III. c. Hendrickson, Cow
ington; III. j. Smith, Aurora; n. Bridwell,
Shellburn; j. w. Crosby, Lafayette A. w.
Wolover, Judson; j. Sweesy, Greensburg; q.
+. Johnson, Lafontaine; j. kisling Anderson;
J. Hislip, Trinity Springs; A. Canary, Trafal
gar; ID. ID. Doughty, Oakland City; J. Denton,
Zenas: J. X. McGary, Princeton; N. NJ.
Bennett Grandview; J. ID. Karschner, Sealy-
Vile; A. Long Mofgantown; A. Baker, Terre
Haute; w. Henry, Terre Haute; j. Kissel Yer
sailles; c. Wideran, New Albany; b. ID. White,
Todd; T. Cullen, Union City; L. Foster, La
grange; d. G. Barrett, Arthur; G. w. Whit
man, Inwood; G. Reuter-, Bedford; T. Williams,
Salem: mother OF A. Peters, Terre Haute;
widow OF ii. Pfsten, Jacksonville.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
A Sheriff Orerpowered.

MONTICELLO May 24.-[special. Edward
Chamberlain, the murderer of Ida Nyittenberg
of Reynolds, Ind, William Catterson and
Alfred Benson, hghwaymen in Jail here, over
powered the sheriff, Joseph Henderson, badly
iniuring him with an iron bar and escaped at
dark this evening. Great excitement prevails.
Armed parties are securing the country for
them. --n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30

MONTPELIER, May 2s.-[Special. George
Hoflman's barn near Mt. Zion, this county, was
struck by lightning Sunday night aud utterly
destroyed, with large amount of farm ma
chinery, grain. etc. team of fine horses was
saved. Loss 5000; no insurance.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Not Enonrh of nRonrh on Rnts.n

Hartford CITY, May 27.-[Special. =
Charles Ford of this city, young man whose
best Girl flew the track on him, took trough on
rats with suicidal intent but failed 10 take
enough and still fingers this side OF the great
hovond
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
ADnnhle Wedding.

PERU, May 2l.-[Special.l-A double we'd
ding occurred here "Wednesday evening at the
residence of Judge John Mitchell. the contract
ing parties being George Miller and Mrs. Skin
ner OF Rochester, and Dan Harter. prominent
farmer of this county, and Mrs. Mollie John
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
A smash ON the "Big Four"

LAwRENcBURG, May 24.-[Special "A grav-
el train ran into Big -Four" passenger here
to-day. One ear snd the cabooSc OF the gravel
were wrecked and John Williamson had his
leg broken. All the passengers escaped injury.
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mount only excepted. Too much praise cannot
be given TO the company for It's uneeasing
and untiring efforts and its great expenditure
OF money in developing this well. 1t has
been arduously labOring for this, their we'll
earned object, for more than two years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Anotber Uendricks CInb.

BRowNsTowN, May q. lspecial.l The
Hendricks club here will start with a member
ship of l25 and. every mhu is active in the
democratic cause. Joel ii. MuttOck is the per-
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LoGANsPoRT, May 2S.-[Special. adam
Stumbaugh, farmer forty years old with a
family, living near Clymer's station, was run
over by Wabash train near that station this
morning, cutting of both legs. He died about
ono hour after
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
A Burglar Captured.

SHELBYvILLE, May 2S.-[Special. edward
Halfacre was lodged in Jail here tonight for
burglarizing the house of j. b. Harrell, north
OF here, Saturday night.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
A Costly Erneriment.

LAPoRTE, May 25.-[Special.l Fire yester.
day destroyed eighteen large sheds and lot of
valuable machinery in n brick yard at Chester
ton. Loss, $4,000. The fire originated from
an experiment to burn brick with crude oil.
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manent president, II. w. Wacker vice-presi-
dent; and Clarence Ireland, secretary. Before
the campaign opens for real business the club
viii show up 800 strong.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
PRISON South Struck.
Minor State Items.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, May 2s.-[Special.l THE
state penitentiary here was struck by lightning
this morning, but no serious damage resulted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30
Henry Ward Beecher's Successor.

Henry ward Beechers SUCCESSOR.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The Rev. Lyman Alb
bolt was tonight elected permanent pastor Of
Plymouth church, Brooklyn, and the first regu-
ar successor of Henry Ward Beecher.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30

A nerve food and tonic.
The most effective yet discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
THE WATER SUPPLY GETTING Low.

The condition OF the citF's water supply was paruahy
illustrated at the fire on Thursday at Nin.haVe ana
Fifty.eighth-A Chief Colby, OF the Ninth Ba'tahon'
commanding at the fire. received reports Indicating a
there danger ahead in this respect John A. Co"le'
OF Engine No 40 reports that there was no water
In the hydrant in Fifty about 200 rect from
Ninth-ave. p. Donohue, foreman of Engine NO. -,
could get no water in Sixtleth-s, between Nlnth anu
Tenth ayes w. w. Brown foreman of Engine NO. =
reports that bydrant at No. 3l5 West ty-eghn
ST. the pressure only five pounds. which inoieaea
condition virtually dry.
Chief Engineer Birdsa said yesterday that the fIo
Department had not called extra water either al TINS
fire any other IRE within the previous tof!eign.
hours. Where engines were summoned on o'onu
call is usual he said send out signal Tor mofe "aof
from the reservoir In Central Park.
The city is the ragged edge, MI. Brdsau slio 90
regards its water supply The amount OF oooOoooO
gallons daily was needed in addition TO the pe'n
supply and would be used II It was obtanable IhS "d
the present condition the water demand anu supply
1t constantly growing worse, and no reieI was " W
expected before the completion Of the dams ana
in process OF construction In the fall OF next year
ID. Lowber Smith, Deputy Commissioner VI tuD"s
Works. said yesterday that there was no use Ia
the fact that the state OF the etys water supply was
critical, and he hoped that the knowledge OF the iao' u
induce people to use the Croton water win inoio
economy. felt said that there was especA uanser
Mondays when the great bulk OF the popu'a''n 'n'
sisted on doing tho weeks washing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
, r,r-nrryrr OOuFS RACK FROM CANADA

A II Read president OF the Read Collection and
Mercantile Agency at No 251 Broadway, at Jefferson
Market yesterday made a complaint of enlightenment
and forgery to the extent of $3.50 against his former
manager James Taylor, of No. 454 Grand-st Ac-
cordng to the compliments story, Taylor ned
to Canada on March 8, and reward was offered for
his arrest private detective traced the fugitive 10
Montreal and brought him before the EXtraditioh
Commission. Taylor consented to come to this city
without further trouble rather than walt IN prison
The nrlyafo detective left Montreal with Taylor In
their custody and Patsbnrs Detective -Sergeants
Heard and Sheldon BOARDED the train and look LAY or
I'm charge. 1t is presumed that the case VIII DO
settled Justice White adjourned for further exanl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
COLONEL HOOKER SUGGESTS A TICKET

Colonel George W. HOOKER Of Vermont, who is the
member for that State on the Republican National
Committee, has been in New-York for two or three
days Talking about National politics no said:
Il would like to see Mr.. Blaine President ITO IS
the biggest man IN America today. dc ought 10 DO
President for the good of the country His letter Oh
withdrawal took him out Of the field and the only
thing that kceps him In It is his unboundcd popular
ity II he should be nominated now the enemy
would say that even HIS friends did not believe In his
sincerity when lie wrote that letter. NO one who
knows him, however, will doubt for moment that
he meant every word Of II. think Alger and Miliei
would make good ticket Alger has record that
is incompatible He is a pure and an a5lo man
Warner Miller Is strong I'm this state and before the
country. Both wero soldiers and both are business
men. There is more in Ayers candidacy than was
at first supposed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
SELECTIONS FROM TIE MAIL.
DANGEROUS FOREST LAWS


TO the Editor Of The TrfbHne
Sir: An editorial In the Tribune Of the 18th
inst. calls attention to the danger to the Adj
rondacks from proposed legislation 1t seems to mo
however, that tho bill referred to, allowing the leas-
Ing Of lake fronts for five years, is not nearly 50
objectionable as two others introduced One of these
allows tho Forest Commissioner or the Controller
to sell outright any detached portions Of the forest
preserve The other allows the sale Of the mature
timber on any part of the State lands. These words
detached and nature large enough to allow
Of very Serious consequences 10 the yet untouched
portions OF the wilderness. The present Forest Com
mission has shown itself to be a competent, worthy
body, alive to tho best interests Of the State But tho
composition OF bis Commission may change at any time
and the discretion allowed by these two bills Is dan
gcrous one VIII the people OF this state never learn
that tho way 10 preserve the hdrOndacks IS TO pre-
serve them, not to Undertake to make money out OF
tbeml MORTON S. PARAELEE-
Malone. ". Y. Apnl ID 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-28
LNSURANCES on RECENT FIRES.
USpERwRirERs INDIGNANT AT THE LACK o

UNDERWRITERS INDIGNANT AT THE LACK OF
WATER FOR THE FIREMEy.
The following Is the list Of LOSSES aud iHurances OF
the occupants OF No. AZ Waler-st, who were burned
out last Thursday evening; Rosendorf g. C, first
floor loss 10000, insurance $4,000, plaeei In both
English and New-York companies J. s. Tnse,r & Co.,
second floor, loss 100000, placed as follows VIII
iamsburg City Fire Insurance Company, B;0oklyn,
81 500; Packers and Provision Dealers Company,
Chicago 81 800 American Insurance Company, BOSTON,
$4,000; Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, Boston, 81 800; Pennsylvania Company, Phlla-
dephla, g., 800; Western Insurance Company, Pitis-
burg, 50 500; Fremen's Insurance Company, Boston,
g., 800; Park Fire Insurance Company, New-YSrk,
81 500; Peoples Fire Insurance Company, PittsbWg,
60 500 Rochester German Insurance Company, $3.50
Manufacturers and Merchants Insurance COMPANY,
Pittsburg, 81 500; Merchants Fire Insurance Company,
Newark, n. j.. Newark Fire Insurance Company,
g., 500; Norwalk Fire Insurance Company, $1,000
Peoples Fire Insurance Company, Middletown, S1ooo
National Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Phia-
delphIa, 81 800.
Hoffman &C. Co.. of San Francisco, who had an office
I'm the building, sustained loss OF $4,000. They
were but slightly lns red in the Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Company. f. S. Kiotz Dc Co.,
third floor loss $4,000 fully covered by insurance in
New York companies; NJ. Jacobash & Co., fourth
floor loss $4,000 insurance $4,000, scattered.
Insurance men generally are indignant at the way
the water supply governed during the recent ires
at the Dclamater Iron Works. the Walkerst. and other
recent fires One of them asserted that the wafer was
actually turned OIL at the most critical tme leaving the
fremen powerless 10 act with efficiency, and thereby
causing a loss of many thousand dollars. AT the
Delamater Iron Works fire. While me premier, were
playing seven streams upon the building they suddenly
Stunned as there was sufficient force ~ reach the
walls from the middle OF tho street.