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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-26
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

Go To Miss a.. v. White for the hest and
most complete line OF millinery goods
ever Offered in Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
and Mrs. G. h. Scribner at Rum.cy. Deer

and Mrs. &. ID. Scribner at Rum.ey, Deer
Lnf1ae county, Montana.
An event of considerable Importance in
mining circlcs n the declaration of n divi-
dcnd ny thu Alice company, of Butte. II is
just one year ~ that this ds-
clared its last dividend. TLW next hivi-
dend of 81 cents per share. agRrcvating
&36,uO, will bc paid December II. Up to
date the Alice has paid S~D,OOO i'm slivi-
dcnsls. Alice stock i'm New York is firm
at $l.tS bid. Quite heavy transfers have
been made in this stock lately and IL il ~
ported that most of the purchases have
hcen made for the account OF Walker
Bros. of Salt Lake city. together with
friends. The Alice was recently exan-
ined by Prof. w. II. Blake, Of New
Havcn, Conn. I'm New York there Is ~
ported tn bc considerable inquiry for Mon
tana shar.s In silver mines. Moulton il
once more ON the list of active stocks i'm
the New York market.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
IRutte Real E;.sas~ Record.

Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Dec. 6.-The following are the
real estate transactions recorded since
our Inst report:
Edwin n. Irvine tn Butte City street
railway company For S'3D, lot I and = i'm
block 2a of Clark's addition tn Butte.
Butte City street railway company to
Charles Whitrsidc for sl..Sp. lots I, =, 3
and = in block Is of Foster Il Lcggat's adj
ditiop.
H. J. Blume tai Miss Ada r. BELL for
esOO lots I. and 4 in block IL III Lcggnt Il
Fosters addition.
A. w. BARNARD tn Agnes Strauthan for
ShO, lat L. In block = of Barnard's addi-
lion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
TALK or TOWN..

Asaspusss Onssn or for Salt Lake - Ia
sPsce Ytss Alarms.
special Correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 6.-Alderman Olsen left
last night on the trip To Salt Lake tn i'm
suect the Gaynor fire alarm system, hut
the rest Of tire aldermen have not yet
started. II il considered doubtful u In
party leaves soon enough to return I'm
time for action next Wednesday night.
The ssSpider and fly il meeting with
u~uhounded success i'm this city, and no
company this year. thus far. has been ac-
corded SD enthusinsttc q reception. The
last performance will be given Tomorrow
The preliminary trial of Joseph Barriere.
CHARGED with muEsiering his wife, will
The case against Adolph GruVcr,
charged by c. A. Perry with stealing $50
missed to-day i'm Judge ~Irvine's court.
The evidence against the defendant was
Of very weak nature.
Pacific i'm Montana. reached Butte to-day.
Miss Sadie wiesnlan received news yes
terday of the death Of her mother, at
F. f. Corhett returned from Helena to-
day.
Several cars were damaged i'm n freight
kessler and Coylc are i'm active training
for their fight, which Is To come OIL next
Each will hight nj 10 pounds The match
will be to u finish.
Edward King to-day issued a writ Of at
house, owned by John Mcguire, In this
Attorney O'DonneIl to-day withdrew his
suit against his client, Jerome Caldwell.
The board Of county commissioners ex-
amined the county treasurer's books to-
day.
NJ. f. Glare, of Missoula, Ia in town.
Chas: n; Fee, the able representative OF
Geo. I. warren's celebrated brands of
| cigars, is i'm town. He Inns done u big
trade here in 'Spcckled Havana"
Cured on the Utah and Northern road by
which two or three ears were dcrailed. A
freight train i'm charge of Conductor
Douglass was running on the time of a
mixed train. The freight sent back IA flag
man hut i'm the fog his signal was not
seen and the mixed train ran into tho
freight. Two passengers were sleepin
injured, although badly shaken up.
Next Thursday. Friday and Saturday
evenings there will appear at Mcclure.
opera house an actress who has been uni
vcrsally acknowledged as one OF the
greatest representative American players
Minnie Madden has become u house
hold treasure to theatcr-gocrs. Her purity
genius and indisputable traits of uncon
ventionality of stage traditions il recordes
throughout the land. She will presen
two great New York successts, sboth q
which have had long runs mt the represen
metropolis To all lovers of artist,
dramatic work there il none better travel
ing than Miss Maddcrn and her associate
players.
conda mine will he opened tomorrow
Deputy Mine Inspector Trevarthcn, q
Helena, reached Butte tonight in "a
sponse to q telegram from Superintenden
Carroll asking him to he present at tn
opening of the mine, which will probabl
take place i'm the morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
Row I'm q FarO Room.

Speciai Correspondence Of the Stahdard.
BUTTE, Dec. Ga fight took place i'm
the Arcade saloon this morning at one of
the faro tables. A mar ~coppered the q
and played the 2 and 4 open. The cards
came i'm such a way that he both won and
lost, and the dealer paid him with his own
money. The player thought something
wrong and proceeded to lay out The crowd.
A general fight ensned. One of the
dealers threw a box lat the stranger and
struck him i'm the head. laying him on the
tioor. The police arrested Archie DUN
can and James Prousc. The latter's head
was cut open and "a half dozen stitches
had to be taken in il. Duncan was the
dealer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

J. Merrill d Co.'S assortment Of dia-
monds are, by good Judges, pronounced
the hest ever shown i'm Anaconda. They
have made some handsome sales i'm their
line of late and arc constantly dding Ia
their stock. We notice i'm their show
carved and enameled jewelry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

Ladies' all wool scarlet underwear at
Estes d Conuclls for .O cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

Visiting cards neatly written, ut Trips
Institute.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
Laying Out u suburb.

Special correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. GA new city lis being pro-
jected 10y real estate men as a residence
annex to Butte. The new place has been
named Columbia City and il In ituated
about ~ miles east of Butte, near the
gardens. The board Of county
commissioners yesterday formally nc
ceptcd Columbia City as n proper location
for building sites, the approval Of the
commissioners being necessary before
building sites can he laid out. The ac-
ceptance was recorded i'm the county
clerks office to-day. Columbia City is
situated on u gently rising bench of land.
at the end Of the motor line. II is stated
Ia he surrounded by magnificent noun
tain scenery. and to command "a beauti-
full view of Butte. There is no smoke
there. il is stated, and the location is
shielded from cold orthwes winds. Pure
mountain air and plenty of water are
among the attractions offered. The en-
tire Summit valley can he seen from any
part of the new city. A quarter of IA block
has been laid out for school purposes. II
Is designed to lay out the plateau in 500
| lots. and 100 have already been laid out.
About Is lots have been sold. and il il
prophesied that there will he a great deal
OF building at this place i'm the spring.
The motor line has agreed tn run cars
regularly to and from Columbia City next
| year.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

Intelligent. strong md honest young
man, unmarried. new conner to Montana.
desires work of any respectable character.
Can handle horses. Splendid recon-.
mendations. Apply "H" Butte office OF
The STANDARD, u Main street, north.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

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Special correspondence, III the standard.
BUTTE. Dec. 6.-Fathcr Van III. Ven has
returned from Helena where he has been
in conference regarding his SUCCESSOR in
the Catholic church in thisc city. He says
that probably mo stIcccSsor will he aV-
pointed Ter two ar three. months and that
he viii hold tile position until his success
sor arrives. A movement is ON foot to
have "a regular salary established for the
also being talked of among parishioucrs
of the the church and others tn request the
to remain la charge of the
Butte church.
The Manhattan dress shirt was received
yesterday at Estes 4 Councils.
Visiting cards neatly written. mt Trips
Institute.
Go To Miss IA. v. White for the hest and
most complete line OF millinery goods
ever offcrssi i'm Anaconda.
Ladies' all wool scarlet underwear at
Estes d Councils for M cents.
The celebrated Holroyd's underwear at
Estes 4 Councils.
Prescription accurately compounded at
A.. t. Playtcr's drug store. day ar night.
A. Il. PIaytcr carries "a full line. of patent
medicines, pure fresh drugs and toilet ar
ticles.
winsor x Ncwton's tube paints IL cents
at Cress' drug store.
For cuttcrs., delivery sleighs and bob
slesls, Vo tai the Montana Lumber 4 Pro-
,uce 90.
Artists materials at trrss' drug store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

New underwear, o~vcr-shirts, neck wear.
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
q Connelfs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07
BUTTE MININ0i GOSSIP.
,HSich Ore An the silver Mountain ~
q other Notes.

xStch Dr0 In th6 silver Mountain Mine
Z Other Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, Dec. 6.-Superintendent Floor
chinger, of the Silver Mountain Mining
company, has brought i'm some new speci-
mems OF ore. The new shaft is now down
Is feet. and the vein il found to he WIDEN
ing. The new ore assays AS follows:
TWENTY-FIVE inches, 34L ounces silver,
$5.2O gold; IL inches, % 7-1O ounces silver,
$2 gold ~ inches, n 40 q silver,
s. gold.
The Park Canyon Gold and Silver COM
pany il about to place some of it's stock on
the market with n view to raising addi-
tional money for the d~evelopment of the
mines Of that system. Warren Toole is
Canyon system is about 81 miles east of
the city, and adjoining the Major Budd.
The shaft. Is sixty feet down and
of rs feet at the base. Six men are work.
ing at present and the will soon
he i'm position to push work rapidly. The
has been in existence some time
but il is now designed to place 5000
shares more on the market i'm Butte and
5000 i'm Helena at 25 cents n share. Cur
tbs & Majors will handle the stock Of the
j. G. Baldwin writes from Anaconda
thai shaft 3 of the Red Lion is down 80
feet, or 81 feet below the bottom Of the
drift or level. From the bottom Tho lead
I'm the first 53 feet. The vein is six feet
wide at the bottom of the shaft.
Isaac Marshall and Barney NJ. Girley
have located the Vanderbilt lode in the
Summit Valley district.
1t il said that the Boston & Montana
mpa will purchase the Badger state
property soon. The claim is owned by
II. w. Young and the consideration is To
The Parrot mine is to have a new en-.
CINE.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-07

The Manhattan dress shirt was received
yesterday at Estes 4 Councils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

Do you believe IN witches, sprltes, elves,
fairies, vampires, ghouls, ogres, gnonies, imps
bogies, brownies, pixsies or lepreehaunsi
Do you believe in an evil geniusi
Do you believe in the evil eyet
Do you believe In bottomless pitt
Do you believe IN devil with horns, cloven
foot and long spiked tal'
Would you pass IA night In graveyard or
church, with a corpse in church or in a
charnel hou-ef
Dc you wear anything which can he con
sidered in the nature OF talisman or mascot
Did you ever employ anything as tabs
Do You attach any meaning to four leaved
cloveri
Would you willingly pass under "a la.iderf
DO you feel uncomfortable wneu you spill
salt,
Would YOU sit down with thIrteen at tablet
Would you start on trip Friday, or
would you defer commencing an important
work on that dayf
Do you attach any particular Importance
to certain numbers. ESPECIALLY To three. seven
and ninet
Would you give child 1T yours the same
name AS that Of one who hal just died'
Are yoa afraid df the dark
Did you ever have your fortune told by
gypsy. astrologer, cards or similar tests'
We're you ever made uneasy by hearing
the insect commonly known As ~ death
watcht
Would you venture to knock three times
at midnight on the DIOR Of an empty churehi
Do you believe in dreams, omens, portents,
signs. warnings. harbingers or handwritings
on the walli--.inn Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

There vss oacs iiszle boy vh9 eeaId scs
reed until - vss pass sseiss yesss II age.
He VS. promised voisss o. Doems By .
beautiful princess - soon - be could reed
them. lie applied hins<f eagerly 70 the
vosk and very soon Owned the book. Al the
sxe Of tsenty fso be sse<n1ed the throne.
He fought eight battles 10 one year but vas
finally eyetpowsred ~ the enemy. HIS sab
jecss we're discouraged snd be trisd In vain
70 rally them. He THIS dressed himself In
peasssfs attire, sod 70 msks bic Disguise
more perfect he psacticed The msaners sd
language 81 ruse1e sad souxhs work Vt .
herdsmsn for WHOM be tsnAsd coss vhils
they sfsxsd. He VS. once len BY his MS
trees 10 watch the cakes before de Dire.
But his mind vss sooa fer away and the
cakes we're burned FOR this he vss seoided.
He wss however msch beloved by the herds
man and his vife shon be sftervssd fuliy
rspsii for all their kiadness 70 him. Again
he disguise himself - . wondering minstrel
AMI y tn bis harp he wandered from place To
place finally coming 70 the camp Of his for
m enemy They we're 20 chafmsI By the
music hs d,ssoursed that they thoashtisssiy
sliosed h m 10 observe their insecurity. He
resarbei TO his subjects and made himself
hno~n to them. Encouraged BY me sight Of
their king. they gathered from all passs,
Attacked the enemy and gained complete
cory.
Sos Who will be the nrss one 70 tell me
the name u the little boy Who could NOT reed
81 the age II tsslve. vas crowned 1t twenty
t-o. tented cows, watched cakes before the
Are, went forth A. = minstrel, learned the
seak parts Of the enemys camp, returned to
his subjects and finally gained = complete
I S.s.g. Ia. BA. ~~tto AT hen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

sxs~shiss. thar sse xzs sure doaid give hin
VERY xrrat tsFfsr,ess.
Tee king bowed pleasanfiy- The nund q
III. xu..ss ysung ~oscp md nsosed hin
strangely. and sexins tits, ali tnrnsd uoDstrf-
lnxis st the irtis maiden who Ia her saife
robe l.si appeared 80 suddenly from ths
depths II ttsas- great forests near oy. IN
's.s,pie ~orsls Miiiesl told her story When
.hs l4ei fnisbe-i- the king annaaGeei ais n
rx1s;icn OF sitting the linden
f.zse.ns his kzisa NJ that VI Aitissd shs I'D
him sor4asI 20 the marvellous use, and
shes. tia dew vas piaced upon bus sysH,
tnrou.;A the grace Of Col. be MAS once u'ors
abs. to s<ss.
Al tte same instant the forest rescundsd
with the ring Il happy voices and the ctAnk
in u we4Pans brave knight rods up 70
the Sin- ami presented ai- newly liberated
daughter, whom tie ODD masi eiasp-d . M
~ ioieins bearr with tears Of thankfuiness
Ia his excessive JOY he could scarcely md
words in witch 10 thank Mitieid
Child. chilli, be faitered at last, while b
fo,idiy s;rosed the fair curis Of the iosely
es.isi, every wish shal i- granted you
Then 5i.iisid quickly enireatsd the king %
grant her tie treasure that the snake had
f...as4c Known to tHeF. All we're asNoiaIsneu at
the n,eas,Irsle-s wealth that was DOW brought
10 light. But The snake slipped softly away,
sl,owing that the hidden treasure sas now IN
god hands.
uitsri,i ke,,, neither the costly pearls nor
sparkling jesFeis fer herself
Una.arie..ly the gentle maiden wandered
over li,. ..rtl. III sunshine and Storm ia sum
li,,,r. heal ami winter cold. doing whatever
good sIa isund to DO. distributing her gifts
rs often as 81. ;og,si poverty and distress
Aillei,l was indeed IA blessing 10 all who came
within her Ken.
Bot clos. belliiiJ bar, Ike a shadow, stole
fhs, wicked Seidhart. full OF Jealousy and
hatred for all thos.s WHO shared his generous
si-.er's bouudiess wealth.
TaAe care, dear children, that you Keep the
bolts ffstsshut v he'll he knocks ut the door d
your hTIie hearts, for. alas. foothold once
gained by envy, hatre,l or malice, cunipas
sion will dy away from you ami oh, my liar
iln.s. she will never return
upon the earths broad surface there Is no
uuiiappisr beng than child who has sent
COMPASSION away from her hsart and her
nome, ill1 has given that wicked envy
rIaee i,,s t.eaisi. - Elizabeth Aoercrombie in In
dependent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19
TITLED WRITERS.

Count Hugo and Vicomte de Pathay were
two of the greatest aristocratic poets.
Comte Eugene Melchoir de Vogue is a hard
worker, but at the same time a man greatly
attracted bv the pleasures Of the fashionable
world
Comte Ludre is the adapter Of the history
of the Four Georges, and also enjoys the
honor and privilege of being the uncle of the
fashionable saint. the Comte de Nun.
The Comte de Baillon is the author Of a
clever study of the daughter of Henry ".
and wife of Charles l., and his charming
hotel on the Quai d'Orsay, where he receives
Is a treasure house of art.
The Marquis De Costa is the author of
very refnar Die book I'm Homme d'Au-
trefos,' the story OF one of his ancestors, and
his opinion ia all literary matters has the
greatest weight in fashionable Paris
The young Comte Robert de Montesquiou
is fashionable Bohemian, who, although
be,onging to one Of the noblest and most
aristocratic families Of France, was brought
up on the i,nees OF Sarah Bernhardt in the
Rue Fortuny san Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

The sleeping bcrths, instead of Icing folded
up AMI slowed a. top hsaperiug arr TN slides
that stow them IN a compact form ut one end
OF the car. out of the way entirely. The
chairs OF lounges can bs foldei out Of the way
on the noor. and are not used as part Of the
makeup Of the sls~ping berths I he berths
eau hc moved out on the slides by compart-
n,ents, as required. leaving the balance of tho
car open with the features Of parlor. The
weight ot sleeping berth paraphernalia,
wben moved away on the slides, rests ON the
car trucks, and does away with much Of the
cumbersome building peculiar 10 sleepers.
Tn. ierths are light and comfortable. and 1t
is claimed that the upler berths will he pre-
trrr-l h.cauS, all berths are private. and
tn ~ Is an absence IT danger from over
wcighting at the top The moiel shows 1t to
b. an interesting invention that is to Ire given
q practical trial in a full sized sleeper that
will bc built for the new company. -Balti-
uap,,s S1u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

sALks AT BRIGHTON.
More buyers at market intent on BUYING and
Hiieh cows sold fairly we'll aud prices eertsiaiy
lower, snd an advance out Of the que stion.
Al the close number OF common cows were sold ~
changed hands ti5O ~ high W any pair
found sale. }. u. Hosmer, pr # cattle "
10 olos. ono. do q q : in, " $50 lbs. w., zprs
It In. | " 800 lbs. s7o aud t75, W. ". Hall
soa. pr cattle. 7 II 10. s,so lbs, tit0i cows,
El steers, Nv 1910 lbs. go, A. y. BlslsdeI
steer. 100 lbs, - per ew, Hs"iet Cheney.
10 springer- and ne~ mich COWS. 90. mileh
cows $iuJ; ". scolans. lnice cows. ESQ each. 4 at
cows. st' snch. at so; springer to calve in
Jan ~, }. > Henry. nice 60 :, sjJ. ? NJ 80
zach isood cows ut go zach at s2a each.
CATTLE rRAtri, MI MAINE DEovERs.
Maine gave US a good train of twenty odd ear
loads Of live stock In the shape of cattle sheep and
calves. Nearly t00 hundred head Of cattle were
yarded. some were wvrking oxen, a pair or two by
this that and the other dealer. They were hot
anxious 10 have many for disposal, some two and
thee y-ar old At er- aud heifer sale but none
really f'pcS from the state. Last weeks arrivals
of fancy cattle from thi section honor enough.
for a. hast two weeks randall Hansen sold
pnir Of ~otking oxen, n H. l. " aaO lbs, at
go ,.lin,- 4 Weston sold ! pr work cattle, II
In l. 100 lbs. At ss5. " Haii & son sold pr
work tatile, n, l. hN0 lbs, at tiiO steers, Av
100 lbs At iaac cattle to dress go lbs at 70
u " Trafton Mciutire sold : four year old
steers, aV TAO lbs AT i-sc l. W. Edo. ZOO lbs,
at 70, AK IT loJ lbs at c, steers 1860 lbs, Al
gaze. IL Libby 4 Son sold mic. steers to dress
So IDS, AZ ~ "
MiLcH Cows AND SrKiNeERs.
good line " cows was exposed for sale upon
the arrival Of trains from, the aud north,
Of an especially likely order, also promising spring
,rs. Many pr, fer to buy that Is with calf
good sprng-r will sell NOR. readily The largest
noticed tts0 fer milch an. spring
ers by LIBBY son, also , fancy cows 1t eco
each. Irnfton aud Mclntire sold ) mich cows and
spring.rs at fAioD each. ',iiues Western, Is
,pringers t7I 50 the pairs Randall Hanson. /
mich Gov and springer At Is "a each.
VEAL CALVES.
4 Zig run for october 400 head nearly 10 head
" ton Nermost. The even tenor OF the market
was disturbed b, the Increased supply, = eecue
Of - ct- WIS the result Of an stocked market
sales w"re from a tots p,r . 5oa ,. per head
rms sHKkr CALL.
fnli market and butchers took advantage Of the
large supply to upon the ustion to the ma.
Ter Of " per III. The yer, best hocks could not be
bought At that decline. The change WAS noticed
mrtr particularly on common 10 fair grades. an
ada is -till cteesing It's supply } Hayes sad ~
ausda lambs ay ~, lbs, at A.. ~ sheep. i06
HIS, at I le Holt, Thompson Co sold - ID
sheep NJ +c, d5 ID lambs at lie. T.. r. Lumb sold
iin lamb. average ~ lbs. at lac. X. ". brown
sold t-o lambs, Nv ~ lbs, at tc ~ sheep, Nv iei
lbs at tc r. Z Pollard sold 81 sheep Az - lbs, at
: i-tc. - lambs, NV ~ bs, at lie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-19

On the last day Of the year. while hunting
for my New Years dinner, an adventure befell
me which nearly closed my DAYS with the
diving year had brought down buffalo,
and. thinking it disabled and helpless pro
ceedei tn make sure of my spoil, had al
most reached it before it seemed aware OF
NV presence. when with grunt of vengeful
significance. IT was on its feet, lnstinctively
| turned aud fed, happily presenting my
rear Ia its inevitable onslaught. A few sec
ouls. and its horn caught me in the hip, pen
etrated several inches, just grazing tine femo
raj artery and sending me twirling overhead
like bolt from catapult In my fall got
. couple u ribs broken, and thus lay stunned
and helpless | was aware, however, Of its
approach To finish me of. and | closed my
eyes, thinking my days were numbered Some
seconds passed, and was still alive Open
ing my eyes found the brute lying dead be
side me, and then tainted awny from loss Of
blood. Joseph Thomson in Scribner