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Diamond Dust.


There will be tremendous crow;,,s -
both games to-day. ~
McKeesport has released ,yoltor
Why did they do it2
The Red Cross club will play two
games at zanesville to-day. VIZ VIZ
Akron has released sborf.sto,
oRourke and pitcher Van Domnelie. r
The Wheeling Juniors and the Vallev
Stars play game ofball at Bellaire n.y.
day. o'"''0 IT, ~
The ladies should turn out and oraco
the occaslon today. There will be- am. uIo
ple accommodations at the ball park.
Three out OF four from Mex eeano,,
shows what Wheeling could havs ,Inn..
with Mansfield if she had kent .hrr
nerve up, ps nef
Superintendent Of grounds, Tbomo,.
wilson mas the base ball park. in first
class shape. The grass in tha ont aai't .ns
has been moved and the d;amnn't no'u
rolled. To:day's two contests oIu w;II I'a
great exhibitions. ""' DO
The Keystone colored b,so hal, .,..,
PSAou nine on Tunnel
nften y, e,'a Yesterday IS afternoon. Score Isl,
u iavor OF the Keystonea. Batteries.
heystones, 1eber and johnson: !: n;cked
nine, Gray and Mcclellan. p''Aeo 'Ne'
a, me ! Ohio papers are away of in giving
the n than, Standing n Of the Wheeling club: All
Of mem refuse to give Wheeling the
Whea';o 9ehenI o. the forfeited Canton game,
W nee!1na ls now q first. class second
"iln 70 games won and 81 lost.
One or two Wheeling men were looked
on win covetous eyes by President Dav
ana ManageraMutrie, Of the New Yo,i
emp several Pittsburgh papers have
%l!u stories about the sale Of Wheeling
payers, n,t !, ~. there is not ono word of d
ntnna,, musn ~ u. mem shem. The same team that
present at the Island park proun1a m1.. w. Io
day, -, s'ouAus To-
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CONDENSED TELEGEAMS.

James McGui a reteran reporter o.
the Cincinnati Commercial Gasetie, and a
prominent Mason, is dead. ...-..-.,-.. 80
R. H. Passmore, cashier OF the secur-
ity Savings Bank, Tacoma, committed
suicide yesterday Cause, despondency.
ajoriAlexander Mcdowell was nom.
mated for Congress by the Republicans
t!;st q the Twenty.aaith PENNSYLVANIA atlss' atls'
The United Confederate ETete.ans'
Association 4 is in aeasIon at Chattanooga,
Tennessee. The hall is. DECORATED with
the Stars and Stripes. ,4 S0 ;
Fire In the Western Union Telegraph
and Associated Press rooms, at Cincin.
matt last night, did considerable damage
and interrupted the work Of fifty opera.
tors for some time. :" ~ t'1'.l
Miss Nettie CLARK, Of Providence, r. l.,
vas arrested in New York yesterday
Charged with forging 4 note iba which
she secured 5000, She acknowledged
her identity and handed over $500 Of
tbs money. ;l'i -
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West YirsinianS Mt the Capital.
,rinl Disnairh TO iIe IRtflliJcrccr.

EpSclut Dl1utCN " HE 4htutythtI's
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 3.-The
President sent to the Senate the name Of
Jas. J. Peterson, Of Huntington, for
Consul to Merido, Mexico. The nomi.
nation would have been made some
time since had Peterson decided to &C.
cept the position. 1t is supposed from
the action taken to-day that he has ac-
cepted.
s. G. Pyle, Of Bearsyille, Tyler county,
has been appointed to clerkship in the
Pension Office.
Col. Benjamin Wilson has been made
Special Assistant Attorney General in
the Department Of Justice, in order that
he may return. in the fall to try some Of
the French spoilatiou cases for the Gov
ernment.
Commissioner Mason left to-day to
spend the Fourth with his wife at At
lantic City.
Mr.. Atkinson will spend the Fourth at
Mountain Lake Park, and Captain Smith
at Blue Mountain, Maryland.
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A GIGANTIC FRAUD.
The Failure ofa iiig Jeweiry Firm Dciib.
ernteiy Planned,

-. :" 80 ~S"eaty OcuU'
erately Planned.
CHICAGO, July ga creditors bill
has been filed in the Superior Court,
which denouuces the failure OF the great
jewelry house OF Clapp & Davies as q
gigantic fraud planned and deliberately
carried out for the purpose OF defraud.
ing the creditors. Alleged disclosures
OF startling nature are made and the
court is asked to appoint new receiver
and order the principal judgment cred.
itors to turn, over to him all monies col.
lected by them on their preferred claims
Tor distribution among the less unpre.
ferred creditors. A.
The bill is filed by the Towle Manu-.
featuring Company, the Gorham Manu-.
featuring Company, the Meridian Brit
tanla Company, the Brooklyn Watch
Case Company, the Seth Thomas Clock
Company, Joseph Faheys & Co. aud
Justin W. Meacham, who is trustee for
creditors having claims DISCO, 600 against
the estate. The claims of the plaintiffs
aggregate SS4,2G5 and consist of iudy.
ments recovered in 1857, 1855 and 1889,
which have never been satisfied,
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A LITTLE HISTORY,

Now, let me give you little bit OF
private history, which I have not given
to any exceptmy most intimate friends. l
was on that stand before Meade was, and
indeed before. Precedent johnson and
the Cabinet had gotten there. Meade
came with his staff, as you have heard
described, and as he wheeled into the
gate OF the White House ground,
up came Custer and some lady
flung him a wreath = one OF
those circular wreaths, and in trying to
get it his mare made of with him and
be went by like shot. And the worst
mistake the army Of the Potomac made
was that you had two bands loaned you
by stay-at-homes in Washington. There
were those elegant bands designed to
play music Of the highest order and the
Latin operas. You could not under
stand them. III =
l turned to Meade and said: ~ am
afraid my poor volunteer corps will
make a poor appearance contrasted with
your well fed men," and Meade says:
swell, Sherman, people in Washington
are go well disposed. toward the army
that they will make allowance. You
need not be afraid"
Well. that evening I rot word from
General .Angur, saying that il | wanted
those two bands I could have them. l
said: i,E"Thank you. Il think I will
stick to my old bands"
General Sherman closed with an elo-
quent tribute to the armies Of the
Uuion, and took his seat amid tremen-
dous applause. S ~ 3 3y5
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KICKING KICKAp0OS.
They Break Off Negotiations with tho Cher.
'H okee Coiumis sSInn

They Break of Negotiations with tho Cher.
okee Commission.
kIcKAroo VILLAGE, VIA OKLAHOMA,
July 3.-The Cherokee Commission met
the Kickapoo tribe yesterday, and sub
mitted a proposition us follows: n.
That the United States would allow
each member Of the tribe to select eighty
acres OF land those over eighteen to se-
lect their own, parents to select for
children aad the agent to select for or.
phans under eighteen; sections l6 and
56to be reserved for school lands; eighty
acres to be reserved for a hospital,
school or church purposes. The Gov
eminent offered to pay s6i,650 to the
Nation. $50" sf7'.3..,
Alter three hours deliberation the In
dians refused the proposition, abruptly
broke of all negotiations with the Com.
mission, and left for their homes.
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a Bank Official shoots Himself, ,

Plr7saunau, Pa July ,s,-Nlcnolas
Grattan yon Ronnhorst,:: Secretary, and
Treasurer OF the Peoples Savings Bank
in this city, shot himselfathroush the
right temple at 4 o'clock this morning
at his home at lngraham station. The
cause Of the suicide is not known, but it
is believed to have been fear that new
board Of directors just4elacted,iatended
making general change Of officers. The
bank officials say his accounts are
straight. Won Bonnhorst was IS years Of
age and single. { tHerwasa a member Of
one Of the Oldest and most prominent
families in this section -, il h1u.51 .tsz
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The psfunct Hank or Amcrlca.

PMILApELpnlA, Pa, July 3.-Assignee
Smith, Of the defunct Bank OF America,
which closed its doors May /, owing de-
positora over 100000, to-day fled bills
in equity against the holders Of the stock
Of the bank with view OF recovering
Sl00, 900 for each share OF stock held.
The capital stock was $500, 900, divided
among about 40 stockholders who, &C.
cording to the law Of the State, are liable
for the amount OF their holdings. A
large quantity Of the stock. is held by
the Work. MISUNDERSTANDING syndicate
and from these three men It Is not
thought thatmueh will he realized.
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. ApRnppRN, \. y, July SSS.--Wil!iam
kemmler was taEen from 70 Auburn
prison this morning by Warden Durston
and Keeper McNaughton and the party
boarded the 6:5o train for Buffalo, where
the condemned murderer was resen-
fenced to-day. The prisoner was look.
ing better than at any time since his in.
generation. He has grown quite fleahy
within tho past three months. .H'u'sIi !
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WEST VI. OIL Fields.
Another Good Well Comes In
( Strong at Warrington
AND MORE ARE 10 FOLLOW.
Tho Emery Railroad Well ut Dol.
mont Doing 400 Barrels per Day.
A Dig OIL Land Dcal..Thc Two
Brothers Injunction Case.

SptcfG! Dlspdlchto 10 the lnie4igcncr.
MANNlSuroN, W. Va, July 3.-The
stockholders Of the Brown No. /, on the
Dent lot, no doubt will celebrate the
Fourth ofJnly in great style. At IA. N.
the first pay streak was struck, and the
we'll Is showing good for 200 barrels.
Many think It better. Captain Butt con.
cedes 1t n grand well, and estimates its
capacity equal to the Daisy No. l, which
is flowing 90 barrels daily. There is
great activity among the people, as this
well settles many points that have been
(or some time disputed. Salt Lick, Irwin,
South P. No. and South 2. No. 9 will
follow in regular order, and larger pro.
ductlon Is expected than any in the
Gnll
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SOltlierBs Reunion.

spesfat Dispatch TO The Inleuigencer.
k1NowooD, July 3.-The seventh an
nual reunion Of the ex.soldiess Of Pres.
ton county convened here to-day. The
town is full Of strangers tonight. Rev.
J. Q. Thompson, Of the Keyser Echo,
addressed the immense throng in the
court room. Tomorrow the knights OF
pythias' tournament will be feature OF
the programme.
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/, Consular Appointments.

TE WASHINGTON, D. G., July 3.-The
President to-day sent 70 the Senate the
following nominations; Adam +. King,
OF Maryland, United States Consul Con-
eral at Paris; II. N. Allen, OF Ohio,
United States Secretary Of Legation ii
Corea, CHARLES Healy, Of Massachusetts,
United States Consul at Catania, Italy
James Peterson, Of West Virginia, United
Stated Consul at Mevida, Mexico.
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KRusns Wheat Cron.

KANSAS Cry, July s.-The new wheat
crop OF Kansas is rapidly coming into
the market. The dealers pronounce the
grain as arsteless and especially that
received from southern Kansas. The
Weather has never been more favorable
for the harvesting and threshing OF the
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pals Of normal, high and eraaedischools
and county superintendents should on.
deavor to attend and participate in tho

pal, Of normal, high and eradedischools
and county Buperintendenis should on.
deavor to attend and participate in tho
meetings OF this association. -
4. That when the teacher passea a
thorough and complete examination IN
Tho common branches heAhall thereaft, +
be relieved from any further examin, .
ton on these branches; aud that the, 0
shall be system OF progressive examin.
alton on n prescribed course Of study
and reading. lat
8. That In our opinion those persons
VINO accept places upon the programme
SHOULD mako a vigorous attempt TO be
present and discharge their duties.
The Committee on the Nomination OF
Officers reported as follows: sf,''1
president, Hon. B. s. Morgan.
vice rresidents-First district, Dr.. II.
T.. .b!aisdell: Second district. Prof. Jol II
a. Myers; Third district, Prof. Jay F.
OGDEN; Fourth district, Major James NJ.
Lee. fbr7.;. a... r.fi5s'i ' "rT.7.
:, Recording Secretary, Prof. D. w.
Corresponding Secretary, U. S. Elem
Treasurer, Thomas @: Miller. ~
A solo was sung by Misses Kelley ard
Martin, alter which the association ad-
Journed to meet at Buckannon on the
Tuesday preceding July 4th, 1891. Mn
Ihe attendance OF teachers was fully
200, and but Is were enrolled rs men
bers. Why? Is left for the teachers
themselves to answer. The meeting WIS.,
remarkable one in some respect,
some OF the discussions were ye,y
spirited, but the absence OF so many
who were on the programme, and WHO
did not answer TO their names when
called, cast damper over the proceed
ings: II ia a shame that 30 few of Il O
leading educators Of tho State were pres-
ent. The objects OF tho association a,e
70 discuss living issues, live topics, ar d
70 devise ways and means to raise the
educational work to a hiehtr.
plane. but the majority OF those wLo
should take the lead in such matte,B
were absent; how, then, can it re-
expected that these meetings can do Tia
good they ought to do? The State Uni-
'erslty Is complaining that the school
o'Su " tuo otate III uOt QOlng what II,
lhould to send students to Morgantowr.
md not one Of the regular faculty WIS
present to assist in formulating plans TO
cad to that result.
This ought not 30 to be. II the teact-
RS OF the State schools were half as er-
huslastic as the teachers Of denomipp-
lonal schools, they would soon be filled
o their utmost limits. The time js
coming when the State will look into
ms: Such men, though, as Fleming.
Wade, Blaisdell, Ogden, Lee, Myers ana
'thers, are always on hand to do their
,est for the cause.
Ihere were numerous arrivals last
',vening to remain over the Fourth, and
ne auditorium is in tip.top order for
ne opening Of the great meeting.
Hon. J T. Jones and wife, OF Term
1lta, came on the evening train, Or.
! latte Jones will come on later train.
'he takes an active part in the meet
nge. Many Wheeling people are there
topping either at tho hotel or with
rlends at their cosy cottages, and will
emain over the Fourth. af5
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The President Takes n Rest:

WAsnlseros, D. c., July :s.-The
President left Washington for Cape May
this afternoon, after having been in
formed that the Legislative appropri-
alton bill would not be ready for his &C.
tion until next week, the House having
before it had been enrolled.
He was accompanied by Private Secre-
tary Halford and expects to return to
Washington next Tuesday. -.
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Enforcing the Hue Laws

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July s-Judge
Pennypacker to-day rendered an opinion
affirming the conviction in the case Of
Barber William r. Waldman, which
came up on appeal from magistrates 3
fine for Sabbath shaving. The Judge,
in a long opinion, declares that Sunday
shaving is neither work OF necessity or
Of charity-the only exceptions per.
mitted in the law Of 1902 which provides
a fine Of four dollars "for the perform.
ance Of worldly enjoyment on the Sab.
bath day, commonly called Sunday"
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Now Masonic Templc,

KANSAS CRY, July S.-Articles Of in.
corporation for the Masonic Temple
were filed yesterday. The temple Ia e1,
pected to cost near a hall million when
completed. The capital stock will be
Increased Gs necessity demands. One
hall Of The capital stock is paid up.
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, An Unayniling Conference.

2, a,WAsulsoros, D. G., July s.~Another.
unavai!ing conference was held oves
the silver bill this morning, lasting an
hour and a half. One OF the members
says the time was spent as it was yester,
day, in eneral discussion OF the anau.
oial situation; that no proposition was
presented and pressed with any particu-
lar force. An adjournment was taken
at noon until Saturday morring. VT
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: NEW York. July 3.-At today meet
ing OF the American Boiler Makers As.
sociation it was decided to organize local
boards in the various cities which will
have control lof local afairs, such as
matters Of disturbances and trouble be-
tween employers and employees, such
local boards to be under control Of fthe
State committees. The, report Of the ap.
prenticeship committee was adopted as
already published. 1t was decided to
hold the next annual meeting at St..
Louis, No., May i, lS9l.E !
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4 Bank Directors Suicide.

KALAMAZOO, Mlcu., July 3.-Reuben
McComber, "a wealthy banker, ! aged
about sixty, committed suicide Monday
night at Three Rivers. ! He. retired
ABOUT s O'CLOCK, and rising a6out !, told
his wife that he was going out. Half an
hour later his body was found hanging
In an outhouse, where he had strangled
himself with piecs Of common twine.
He was a, director ia, tho Three Rivers
National Bank, and worth perhaps S50.-
ON. No reason is known for lis sui
eide. .l.,s a s.t9.- Il rs.l.E ,,..Ft,T,.g,
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To.Day's Bnse I,nll Gnucs.

Now. that the Wheeling club has been
winning games abroad it would be uotb-
ing more than q gracious tribute to their
success that the enthusiasts should tnr,,
out to-day in full, force at both pames
The team has been playing excellent
ball, but the patronage ut the home
games has been very poor. It has been
the hard luck of Wheeling to play the
worst game when the largest attendance
was present, and tho greater number of
these people have spread some yery dis
couraging reports around town. Today
there will be two games, and these olIer
an opportunity to everybody to 90 to
the Island park and see what the Wheel
ing boys can really do. : 80
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Tho Town OF Eulluuau Destrovrtl.

CoLrAx, WASH, July 3.-The entire
business portion Of Pullman was burned
this afternoon. The fire started in a
livery stable and in twenty minutes the
whole town was in flames. There was
no fire service and in order to check the
flames the building was bloyn up with
powder, but 1t was without avail.
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Rejoicing In idaho.

Boise CRY, IDAHO, July 3.-The long.
looked for news Of Statehood was re.
ceived here directly after the passage by
the Senate OF the Admission bill. The
people in all parts OF The State are jubi-
liant, and are now celebrating. In Boise
City, the permanent capital, all business
was suspended on receipt Of the news,
and general celebration was com.
menced. Delegate Dubois, Chairman
OF the Republican State Committee, has
telegraphed call for a meeting Of the
Republican State Committee for the
18th inst, at this place. .U,glsa1
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Vuls Approved.

SawAsn1Soros, D. G., July S.-The
President has approved the act euthor-
izing tho construction Of q hotel for col.
ored people upon the government reser.
vation at Fort Monroe, Va; the joint
resolution extending the unexpended
bsIapce for letter carriers for c1trs COM
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Fourth-Class Postmasters;

WASHINGTON, D.SC.,,. July 4.-West
Virginia postmasters were appointed to.
day as follows:.. b.. S. Buckenrais, vice
G. W. Wagner, resigned, Huntersville,
Pocahontas county; G. Mcmillan. vice
}. R. Young, resigned, Linden, Roane
county.
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Terrible Storm tn Cnnn,,n,

TORONTO, OSr., July "a severe
storm prevailed in eastern Ontario yes
terday. In Campbellford and the neigh
borhood hailstones tho size OF hens eggs
lell, completely destroying all the crops
and glass in the vicinity. The wind lev
elled trees and fences and unroofed
many buildings and the water, washed
out many culverts delaying trains badly.
In the vicinity Of Pictou and Springfield
Lightning set fire 10 many barns, which
we're consumed, and killed much live
stock, 49,.
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Stabbed by uer Husband,

= NEW YoRK, July 3.-At $3.50 tonight
Louisa Colwell, resident Of West
Chester county, was stabbed seven times
about the head, arms and neck by her
husband. Harry, in the hallway Of 40
East Eighty.tiith street, where she was
hiding: Her husband escaped. She is
in a critical condition. =. '--'' !
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4 BANGOR, Me-, July's s.-The clothing
store Of Frank D. pullen 4 Co. was i1k
vaded by q cloud Of bees yesterday,
which cleared tie store OF proprietors
and clerks and occupied it to'the exclu.
sion 81 all others Nnsil night, when they
were finally driven out. - -.
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wcst virsiniu Pensions.

Special DSpdich 10 Me 1nttat0eaccr.
WAslIlSoroN, D. G., July 3.-West
Virginia pensions were granted Us fol-
lows: Samuel Darnell, Charleston; T.
NJ. Halbrotter, Tunnelton; Geo. A.
Doolittle, Hawks Nest; Egan NJ. Poe,
Ironton; John Peters, Charleston; W.
A. Kinney, Centre Point; David Robin.
so,, Cieerone; George F. Barthelow,
Increase-James Edwards, Clifton; P.
N. Robinson, Lowesville.
Reissue-John V. Stone, Deep Lick.
Original Widows-Lucia, mother Of
James Y. Clark, Culloden; sister Of
Nicholas B. Yeager, Pt. Pleasant; Will
liam, father Of Hamilton Edwards, West
Milford, ,g'. sas.i H. ns,f
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Preston County Primaries.

opte1ul UIsI'ulcH 70 tHk 1HleHIOtHctT.
K1SowooD, W. Va, July 3.-Tbe re.
suit OF last Saturdays Republican
primary election is as follows: Leeis.
lature, Harmon Hartley and Dr.. Bryte
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, J. W. Wat.
son; Clerk OF the County Court, Ami
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-%s.= = -~-ss
He lS IN American.

LosnoS, July a-stephen Holmes,
alias. Stephen Smith, who was arrested
here yesterday on ouspicion Of being the
thief who stole the Duke OF Edinburgh's
jewels in May last while His Royal High
ness was conducting the opening Of tho
electrical exhibition, was arraigned to.
day and remanded ior a Hearing Ia Edin.
barg. 1t is alleged that Holmes is q bar:
Der and was formerly employed at No,
1922 Michigan sveaue, Chicago. -
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SHOT THROUGH AND THROUGH.
A Fatal Shooting sernps Ia, Ritehte
Nor County. ..a d

F"e"f sdootfHs oefhpo In Rttehto
.'as. County. ...
Special Dhpaleh 10 he Intellt1eetr.
PARKEnsnuRe, W. VA, July ga
shooting scrape occurred on Mcfarland
Run, In Richie county, last evening,
which our informant says proved fatal.
Jacob Tingler and Lum Etkard for some
time past have been on ''the outs"
Tingler claiming that Eckard was too
free with his (Tingler's) vile. Last even.
Ing they met and Tingler up with his
rifle and plugged Eckard through and
through the body. Our, informant said
that Eckard was still alive when he LEFT.
but that 1t was impossible for him to
live moro than an hour or two. McFar.
land Is about twelve miles from here.