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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-31

Wreck on the New York 4 Pennsylvania
BRADFORD, Pa, Aug. S0.-Two freight
trains on the Buffalo. New York & Penn
sylvania railroad came together at Col
grove station last night Fifteen cars are
reported wrecked, Engineer J. Il. Com
stock killed. a brakeman badly injured
and two trsmps supposed 10 be buried IN
der the wreck.
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New YORK, Aug. S0.-The new Ham
burg American steamer Columbia to-day
concluded the fastest trip on record from
the Needles to Sandy Hook. Time, six
days. eighteen hours and twenty minutes.
The previous record was six days. twenty
one hours and twenty-eight minutes.
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Ten Thousand Perished.

LoSoS, Aug. 9O.-Advices from Yoko-
hama state disastrous storms have recently
occurred in WaIsyama- Ten thousand per.
sons perished in the floods following the
storm, and 10000 were rendered homeless.
The loss of property was enormous.
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Pnrchased bY Lamont.

NEW YORK. Aug. S0.-At noon to-day
the franchises, tracks, etc, of the Broad
way surface railroad were sold at auction
At the real estate exchange for SIS. co..
Col. Lamont, who was President Cleve-
lands private secretary, was the purchaser.
There was no other offer.
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Caught by the Water,

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. S0-Wster
from the old Etna mine, Boston company,
broke into the Allegheny mine of the Con-
solidstion company at Frostburg this morn
ing. Thirty-hve men are known TO be shut
in the mine
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Mr.. Maxbriek ktB Tn. Iner,.rv

LONDON, Aug. s0--Upon reaching pris-
on Mrs. Msybrick was examined by prom
inent physician and upon his order placed
N the inhrmsry.
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Window BuyinK Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The secretary
of the treasury to day bought S1,I32 600
worth Of government bonds, per cents
registered, at Sl29
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Powder Min. 20 mn.

CHANBLY, Que, Aug. SO-An explosion
occurred to-day in the packing room of the
Beloeid powder works, killing two men
named Joseph Favenvault and Samuel
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ATLANTIC CITY, v. j., Aug. 3O,-Mrs.
Mary Donnelly. the nurse stabbed by Mrs
Robert Ray Hamilton, has been declared
out Of danger.
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NEW YORK. Aug. SO.-The assignee of
Lewis Brothers & Co.. makes q statement
showing assets 81, S2e, 900 and liabilities e.
242 900.
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omers of the American Bar Associatiop.

omers OF tne american bar Association
CHICAGO, Aug S0.-The American Bar
Association to-day elected Henry Hitch
cock, of St Louis, president, and q list Of
twenty vice presidents. Among them are
President Harrison, for Indiana, Ex-,
Attorney General Garland. for Arkansas
and Decius ). Wade. for Montana
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A BRILLIANT GAME.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-The game to-
day between the Washington and Phila-
deiphia teams was replete with brilliant
plays and the interest never wavered until
the game was finally brought to a close at
the end of the twelfth inning on account of
darkness. The fielding on both sides was
sharp and clean. After the second inning
il developed into q battle between the
pitchers Score-WashIngton, 2; Phil adel-
phia. 2 The game WIS called at the end
OF the twelfth on account of darkness.
The batteries were for Washington, Keefe
and DAILY; for Philadelphia, Sanders and
Schriver.
WON BY GOOD BATTING.
NEW YORK, Aug. S0.-The New York
and Boston base ball teams had another ex-
citing game to-day, but the Giants victory
towards the close was rather easy. The
Giants played poorly in the field and won
2; New York, z. The batteris were: For
Boston, RadbOurne, DAILY and Ganzelle:
for New Nork: Keefe and Ewing.
THE BABIES LOSE.
CLEVELAND, Aug Timely hitting
gave indianapolis the game to-day. Cleve-
land made some runs in two innings.
Score-Cleveland, 4; indianapolis, 8. The
batteries were for Cleveland, O'Brien and
Thinner; for Indianapolis, Russie and
Sommers.
Association Games.
At BaltimOre-Baltimere, 8; Louisville,
AT iladeIphia-Athletics, z; Cincin-
natl. /.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. Il; Kansas
City, 4.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-04-18
APRIL zEPHYRs
Wind, Hail and Rain Sweeping
Over the Ohio Valley.


SrEuBENvILLE, O., April 18.-A heavy
storm passed over the city last evening.
Il first hailed for about ten minutes and
then the rain came down in bucketiuls.
The hail.storm was the heaviest ever
known here the ground being covered
with hailstones bushels OF them being
nearly ss large a. hen eggs. A number Of
skylights were broken, and pedestrians
rapidly vacated the streets. At St Clairs.
Vile, o., the roof Of Murdaugh's mill was
rolled uplike ball and tossed fifty yards
into vacant lot and several large plate.
glass windows in the court. house mashed
to pieces. At Powbatan. Ohio, TWEEN.
ty miles below here, the storm
struck Hornbrook's three.story brick
building, and the roof was blown OF. II
landed on Giffen, Bean 4 CO. drug store
(a frame buildIng), almost crushing IL BY
its weight and damaged the contents con.
siderably. A Mr.. Coleman, who was In
the third. story Of the Hornbrook building,
was blown out into the street and badly
injured. The roof Of the Ohio river rail-
road depot was blown of and the build.
ing caught fire. The flames were extin-
guished before much damage was done.
Many chimnoys and windows were dam
aged. Ten thousand dollars will cover tho
entire loss
NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., April 10 "A
terrific storm Of wind and rain struck the
mining town Of Beidler, two milos east of
here, yesterday afternoon, completely
demolishing the dwellings of William
Lewis and James Jones and wrecking four
others. The twelve.year-old daughter Of
Mr.. Lewis was caught in the flying debris,
aud when taken out II was found that
both her legs were broken and she was
otherwise badly hurt It is feared hor in.
juries are fatal Two others. whose names
have not been learned, were also badly
hurt
PiTrsBURGH, Pa, April ia heavy
thunder, wind and hail storm visited por-
tions Of Western Pennsylvania, Eastorn
Ohio and Maryland, doing considerable
damage Al Elk Garden, Nd, fash Of
lightning instantly killed John Wetzsl, q
farmer. aged eighteen years, and two
horses. At Franklin, Pa, q large iron
tank containing 5000 barrels OF naptha, at
the Union Refinery, was struck and COM
pletely destroyed. At Masontown, Pa,
the roof Of the new $40 700 public school
building was lifted Off, plate .glass win-
dows b'oken and store.fronts blown In.
The storm was accompanied by hail.
LANCASTER, o., April 10. AT six o'clock
last evening, Tor few minutes. q terrific
wind-storm struck this section, blowing
fifteen box-cars from the &. and NJ v.
railroad track, five miles west Of here,
across onto the pike, obstructiny travel;
unroofod several houses and blew one OF
the stone turrets from the Catholic Churcl,
tower.
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woIvsrIns wonsn WhIp 4 Bad Man.

ALLxeAN, NICE, April 1a-An incident
has just become known which gives very
general satisfaction. A man named Hurl.
but an smploye ct the paper mill, was
taken from his homo Monday night BY
half dossn women and thrsshsd unmsrsi.
fully with hickory switches Hurlb but has
been In the habit q whipping his wife
upon the slightest provocation. He had
living with him yousg woman from Kal.
amasoo and the actions OF the two had
been disgrace and scandal to the oom.
munity. Monday evening delegation Of
angry women, who made NO attempt u
disguise, headed b. . man wearing .
mask, marched into his house The nan
grabbed Hurlbuk and in . twin king he
was out Of doors and the women were BE-
laboring him. The culprit begged and
prayed for release, but not until the ,wo.
men were tired out was he allowed to- 60.
His mistress was then informed that unless
she loft town she would receive . S:milar
treatment and she left ri t,gniga vi
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Small 2n Small Dose Small snsa
RESORTS.

Puck says 'The white man who drives .
coal cart has to resort to soap and water, just
as does negro who has spent the day in white
Washing o N3i 3 t.'H1
| But the most strange things Of all are usually
resorted to when man gets sick
or course he doesn't want doctor-at least
not at first be usually goes to the 70 called
saloon and grts drink. which makes him feel
rather dszed. ~ he takes another, and comes
home temporarily eiated. supposing himself
cured.
When he wakes next morning, with head
ache twice ~ bad "a ever, and feeling feverish
and croes, lie concludes be will have to try
something else.
He takes a dose Of wbatever he happens to
have in the house some liver rcIovator, kidney
evaporator. or heart enlarger-and sets forth
saying IL he isn't better to morrow he will send
for the doctor.
Next morning he is sick in bed the doctor
is called, shakes his head. presciibes two or
three kinds OF medicine according to his med
ical creed, but always insists upon perfect
quiet and that the patient must not go to his
Ohicc iVt WV WoohS. W Vuo iSeuiV Wall 10 eciiOuo
He does, in truth, lie IN bed for a week or
ten days, his recovery retarded by multitude
OF remedies. aud the knowledge that his busi-
ness Is going to ruin IN his absence When he
docs drag out at last. he finds that the family
must deny themselves everything but the com
mon necessities Of life tor some time to come,
In order that the doctor's'b bill may be paid, and
repairs made In the business.
Now the proper thing for this man to have
done was to have bought bottle OF New Style,
Pleasant Taste Vinegar litters, the moment
he felt the first headache, and to have taken
two tablespOoDfuls at once. Two or three half
doses. two days apart, after the fret dose had
taken effect. would have cured him and pre-
vented his illness, aud hs consequent tinsn-
cial loss.
The man did not know this or, as Beecher
would have said, his for, ,sight was not 30 good
as his hindsiRht. Another time this man will
know just what to do to save pain, time and
money
New Style. Pleasant Tss,. Vinegar Bitters Ia
. grand blood purifier. cathsrtic aud tonic.
contsins either alcohol nor opium, has moot
delicious hsvoring, aud will not harm All ill.,
FAINT. t sr in ' tHstt .p.
For sale BY druggists. See that cartOn and
bottle are ms,kan New Style. Pleasant Taste.
We keep the old st,l- In .t"rk for those who
prefer IL. An Interesting bn,k an Rules of
Society. Fortune Telling, etc, FREQ 10 all who
send for II. slH VI hT" w ,tiin
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NOT AFRAID OF PoLE-oATa
Women Crusaders stand Their Ground
tg Against All Corners.

Women Crusaders stand Their Ground
r Against All Corners.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE ladies Of
Oakland, q village in this county. in.
augura'ed a crusade against liquor SELL
ing, and established surveillance over
an establishment run by Ammon and
Alexander Kepher, regular committees
being appo inted. and the ladies, in
squads Of four and ave, spending the
entire time in the saloon. making
note of snles and keeping ''tab" on every
man purchasing drinks. Every effort was
made to force them away, save actual vic.
lence. loafers even bringing in polecats
and putting tho animals under the stove,
hoping the perfumery would drive out the
women. One lady tainted, but remained
at her post. Indictments against the Kep.
fers were secured from the grand jury,
and this afternoon q fine was entered
against them CT 800 and costs, with other
prosecutions 10 follow.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Words "Patent Applied For' ON an
Invention Not = Legal Protection.
DETROIT, MICH. April 1a--An imports ant
decision was rendered in the u. 8 Dis.
trict Court yesterday by Judge Brown.
Asa W. Straight, the inventor Of burner
for gasoline stove, upon which he had
applied for . patent brought suit for an
injunction against Clayton & Lam.
bert, who had improved Straight's
burner, claiming that the device
patent applied for" on his
burner protected him. Judge Brown held
that the device 10 no protection, and the
court con not grant an injunction, as IL
can not assume that the patent will be
granted by the commissioners. He further
says that the patents have no rights at
common law, and the statute makes the
life OF patent at seventeen yeara To
grant such an injunction would be to give
the patent more than its statutory life, for,
II granted at all 1t might not be for months
after the application was fled. The bill
was therefore dismissed for want Of juris.
diction.
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oKLAaOMAs Z COLONIES

Bslns Organized ~ rhsss On the border
--rnvasion 10 oeeur on Ne Night Of the
goth.
ARKANSAS Crrr, KAN. April 1a-Ths
population Of this city has increased one
third during the past week. Two thousand
eager boomers are here, and at least an.
other thousand are along the line south
Of here. The half dozen hardware stores
have sold out their entire stock,
and the demand 10 NOT half supplied.
The boomers are forming into small
colonies Of twenty .Ave to fifty per.
sons and are devising schemes to outwit
their neighbors and get into the heart Of
Oklahoma BY the appointed time There
is a feeling al along the border that there
will be general forward movement into
the Territory on the night Of April 90
Boomers who have been here all winter
have picked out their land, and they are
suspic ious and afraid Of the newcomers
They n'tpropose to have the land they
fought and bled for jumped by recent arr
rivals.
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Successful Electric Brake.

SHARON, PA, April 12-An important
test of on electric brake was made in the
presence Of the LIKE Shore s. Michigan
Southern railroad officials by The inventor;
Jacob Harring z on. The brake Is controlled
mere touch by the operator brings the
train to dead stop almost instantly. In
case q train breaks in two sections q sepa.
rate motor automatically stops the train.
The system is made up Of II series of mag
nets on each car. The railroad mon pre-
dict the instant taneou, success and adop-
tion OF the new brake, which may be used
also upon street electric railways.
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Mrs. Althouss Still S,e,pino.

LocKPoRT, N. Y, Apr.l 12 --rhe cat
tica s,eel eI" OH BENIN gton Hill is again
in one Of her long frances. Mrs. Emma
Althouse went tos cap on March 27 and Is
now asleep. From March 90 to ~ she did
not slcep at ALL She has taken no nour-
ishment since she went to sleep on the 9th.
Her teeth are losed as tight as vice,
making 1t impossible to free the least
particle Of liquids or solids between them.
Before ia Ing into the present trance she
predic; ed q long sleep but she did not say
how long. She Is very weak.
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Boulanosr Snubbed.

BRUssELs, April 12-Upon the appear.
ance Of General Boulanger at tho soiree
given by N. Somz,e last evsning. the Off.
cials OF the French Embassy, who were
present Immediately took their departure.
The Primo Do Chimay, Belgian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and most of the other
members of the Cabinet declined to bo in
troduced to General Boulanger, aud also
departed. Almo all Of the diplomat, ,ts
present kept aloof from Boulanger during
the evening ..4.
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Insane .RsIIejonI,t's saorllIca.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 1a-Princs Law,
negro living on the Springfield planta-
tion, i've miles out Of the city, killed his
hve-year.old son yesterday afternoon a.
sacrifice to the devil Law 10 crazy ON
religion. A few days ago he became CON.
vinced that 1t Was his duty to kill some
member Of his family, and he drove his
wife from home and beat his child 10 death
on the doorstep with . piece Of scantling.
Law was arrested and 10 . raving maniac
In fail.
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Train Robbers Captured.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, April IL -Four train d.
robbers, were brought here to-day In
charge OF four officers from Arizona, hav.
ing been captured in Southern Utah
heavily armed. The officers had chase
Of three hundred miles over rivers, noun.
tains and plains, ending In q pitched bait
tie. They forced the robbers 10 aband n
their horses and scatter In the brush,
whore II took two days search to secure
them. The party left for Denver. "1
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Three Children Fatally Poisoned.

ST. CLOUD, MINI, April l2...At 81
Joseph yesterday Sebastian Merdam, Q
German farmer, who came from Bavaria
about year ago. was engaged in blowing.
Four OF bis children were playing In the
field, and following the burrows, found
roots Of Wild parsnips which were plucked
up. and all ate Of them. They soon became
violently sick, aud three of them died In
terrible agony. 'IpQM NN ~ ~ .NlM
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Libby BsschIer No, GUILTY.

OMAHA. NEB.. April 1.-THE Jury In tho
trial Of Libby Bsechaer, who killed Henry
W. King, jun. In the Paxton House few
months ago, returned verdict OF not
guilty. The defense was insanity. The
defendant lived with King in Chicago,
and when he married and cam. to Omaha
to live she followed him and shot him in
the hall Of the hotel one morning.
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lonqsirssrs Home Burned.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 11.--The summer
home OF General James Longstreet, in
Hall County, was destroyed by fire. The
loss was $4,000 General Lon gel trest's
Confederate uniform, his Mexican sword.
his library, and, it Is feared, the man n
script OF his history Of theilate war, upon
which he was engaged, are all DESTROYED. |
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DEs MONIES. IA, April 1s.-Thrse large
wagons loaded with beer In kegs, beer In
cases and beer In small casks were seized
BY two constables from car on the
Burlington track on East Fifth street
yesterday. There were 1850 kegs, two casss
aud two barrels OF beer
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Wifs and chlldrsn crsm ,iad.

ATLANTA, GA, April 12-Last night Mr..
VIM. Woods's family, who lived near Clay.
ton, were all burned to death In their own
house. The building took fire near the
only door and on awakening they found
themselves cut of, and escape was out OF
the question. The family was composed
OF the wife and five children. The first to
make the discovery was Robert Jacobs, Of
Franklin. N. c.. who was camping near
by,
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New PoIyQamou, schsms.

SALT LAKE, UTAu. April 12-Mormons
are marrying poiygamously by. proxy.
friend stands for the husband at the
temple at Logan. The marriage 1. binding
In the church, and thus no poly amy can
be proved. The woman swears she dossn't
know who II the father Of her childrsn, and
the husband goes free.
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Poddlor Murdered.

WHEELING, w. Va, April 12-Peter
Kelly peddler. thirty Ave years of age.
was murdered for his money on Marrow.
bone creek small stream In the north.
western part of Logan County, W. Va, on
Tuesday. ti-i"it4. lJ s'et' fj'
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Chacs's Sa.i ellisd.

PRovIDENcR, April l1;-In joint Assem-.
bly, at noon the Legislature began ballot.
ing for United States Senator, and the
first three ballots resulted In no choice.
The next ballot resulted in the election OF
Nathan +. Dixon, Of Westerly. BY the fol.
lowing vote: Dixon, 81; Wstmors. Al; Ar.
mold, 4; Colt. 2; Spoonsr, i; total vote, 90;
necessary to choice, So .r-',---.--
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Ordered 10 the Yorkiown.

WASHINGTON, April u.--All Of the ofIl.
GERS OF the new gunboat Yorktown, except
Commander Chadwick, have been ordered
TO report on board at League Island Navy.
yard. As the furnishing OF the vessel has
not yet been completed, the officers will
have to live elsewhere for fortnight
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Oklahoma Or Bust.

KANSAS City, April 1s -Awagon passed
through here bearing the following in.
scription on Its canvas cover; "Chintz.
Buged In Illinois, Sicloned in Newbraska,
Whlte-Capped in Indiana, Bald -Knobbsd
In Missouri Prohibited In Kansas Okla
homa or bust
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Wajss and ParnelL

LONDON, April 12-The Prince ot Wales
10 dssirous Of meeting Mr.. Parnsll and has
90 expressed himself The knowledge Of
this fact is a. diseonosrting to the Tories
a. 1t 10 rsassuring and grateful to the
Liberals and Parnel litea 7ais WA tDJl
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4 Shin Canal.

sPRINaFIRLD. April 12-The Illinois
Lower House has passed the bill providing
Tor widening and deepening the Illinois
ana Michigan Canal to the dimensions Of
. ship canal from Chicago to the Illinois
river
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Tornado Tears ovoh . Town.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. April IA terrific
gale struck Tama City, forty miles west OF
here, yesterday afternoon, unrooang and
rasing buildings No one was injured.
Tho storm cloud occasioned great alarm
among the people.
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Crusltv ina HosuitaI

CHICAGO. April ll.--James Boten, bed
ridden paralytic. claims that he was
beaten by attendants in q Chicago hospital
because he couldn't suppress his croans.
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-Four Killed In /. coI,,,,o,

CHICAGO. April-l1. A freight and pas.
senger train on the Chicago, Santa Fe and
California railroad, collided at Lorenzo.
ILL., Four persons wsro killed and four
others seriously injured, .'I'-
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mistaken Tor a VIVA Turkey.

LITTLE RocK April l2.-John Hurley,
ex-sheriR OF 81. Francis County, Ark, was
shot yesterday by a neighbor. Guriey was
hidden In a patch Of grass initiating .
wild turkey ~ the time. The wound IL
dangerous. Accidental
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Farmer Crvshsd b. Ms Wsoon

CRAwToRDsvnLE, IND, April 10. SAM
uel Livsngood, farmer OF this county,
fell of his wagon and the wheels ran over
his head, breaking his jaw and crushing
his skull. His injuries are fatal.
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Mountajn Firas.

BALTIMORE, April IL - Three largo
mountain fres are raging on the South
Mountain. near q lgemont, Md.