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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
WITTY DR.. HAWKES..
How Hc Declined y "Csll" rom .
Buffalo IN. VI Church..

Buffalo IN. Y.) Church.
North Carolina probably never produced
an abicr preacher that DR.. Francis l..
Hawkes., who u quarter of u century e
WAS pastor OF Grace Episcopal Church, New
York. Short, thick set, swarthy, black.
eyed and b~lack.haired, he was o striking
parsonage. He vas not only u great pulpit
orator, but considered the best reader in
New York Episcopacy. His rather llxnr-
ioas family deferred him from accepting a
bishopric, which would have been other
wise rendered. One day, Gays the WASH
ington Post, a delegation from q Buffalo
church waited upon and invited him to ac-
cept a passionate in that city.
"Wcll, gentlemen, other thint 8 being
satisfactory, the question Of acceptance
narrows down to a business met.er,' suil
DR.. Hawkcs. "tVhat salary do you ofcry,
CDR. Hawkes,'' said the spokesman, we
recognize that you have q high reputation
and are willing to be liberal. Our recent
pastor has received 2 500. but on lcconntof
your st ndinR we have decided to Offer you,
$780,,
my good man." cried the doctor, gasn-
ing, ssdo you know what salary / am receive
ing here1"
"No, sir"
81 get SIS. 900 and this parsonage, and as
I have an expensive family 1 do not see my
way clear to accept your Offer" )
The spokesman looked rather sheepish,
but made another essay.
"If We had known tbut fact, sir, we would
undoubtedly have looked elsewhere; but
you should remember that the work of the
Lordsmust be done, and as for providing
for your family, you know the story OF the
ravens"
"Now, my fricnds,n responded the clcr.
gyman, quizzicnl,y, 81 have made the Bible
my study ever since ! was twenty-eight. I
have read it through carefully and prayer
fully McrIo hundred times. I remember
the ktent perfectly, but nowhere
can nrerencs TO the Lords pro.
yidi1 eawks.:.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-02
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HOT SPRINGS LODGE No. 1ia.
Meets every Wednesday evening Mt u. A. Il
Hall. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed.
D. w. TRACY, RS. W. +. HENklisr. NC.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
sEor ON 4 D8EDGER.

An English Youth Accidentally
wGunded by His CoiOrsd Enl-
piOyer.
CAMBRIDGE, MD. March 17.-Sylyester
Walker, about IL years of age, and q
native of Manchester, Eng, was acct
dcntslly shot board the oyster yes 81
Mary o. Rowe by Enooh Slocum, colored,
captain OF the vessel, off Todd's Point,
in the Choptank river, aboat 100 O'Clock,
to-day. The vessel was engaged in dredg-
ing at the time the accident occurred.
The wounded youth was hired at Gam
bridge this morning as dradgsr by
Slocum. The latter states that Just be-
fore the shooting and while he was steer
ing the vessel he noticed flock Of geese
flying toward him and reached down into
the cabin for his gun. Walker was stand
ing at the dredge winder. After he had
taken the gun out, while he was watching
the geese, the gun was discharged gcci-
dentally. the load striking Walker in the
abdomen. Walker fell overheard, but
was caught by man standing at the
windet with him, and with Slocum's as
distance was pulled aboard. Slccum then
brought his vessel with the wounded man
to Cambridge, arriving here about 4
o'clock. Drs. Steele aud Goldgborough,
who attended him, report him to be in q
very critical condition. Justics Hooper
visited Walker AID was informed by him
that the shooting was accidental. Walker
SAYS he has mother living in Manchester,
but requested that no QUO should notify
her. He states that he lett England about
two years ago. He has been dredging all
the winter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

HncrenSing Interest in the RAisrori-
cal SOcietY-A New Librarian.
The regular monthly session OF the His
torical Society was held Monday night.
Hhe following members were present:
Judge L, Z. Wales, Willard Hall Porter,
Esq, Col. Christian Febiger, L. o. Van
degritt. Esq, John II. Dandy, J. Nswlin
Gawthrop, J. L. DeVou, DR.. E, G. Short
lidge, Alfred Lee, E a Elwood Garrett,
Bishop Coleman, Dr.. j.. P. Wales, Henry
Brinsnurst, E. 7. Candy, Col. W. A.
LsMotte.
The following new members were
elected: Joseph Pyle, Samuel N. Trump,
Johp j. Gallagher. H.
Propositions for membership were
made as follows: f. II. Roffecksr, Esq,
Judge j. Frank Bal, W. s. Hiilos, Esq,
G. N. Trump, DR.. F. e. Stuart, j. N.
Carswell. Tho Rev. G.. A. Lsttimer was
proposed for q corresponding member.
The committee on librarian to sue.
coed the late DIR. Il. p. johnson, nomi-
mated JohnJ. Gallagher, who was eleote :.
Several copies OF the address Of Hon.
Thomas +. Bayard at the unwilling OF the
Rodney monument at Dover, were re-
ceiVed from MI. Bayard. A new book
case will bs erected along the west wall
OF the room.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
unnroduc,iye Taxnn,es,

Editor Gazette. l am glad and
il ia proper measure 10 save some as 600
to this county on feeding prisoners; l
know of leak double this sum. am
sure and cannot think but you are aware
of it OF from 1900 TO 5000 Democratic
voters who vote every year in this county
and do not pay one cent tax, and nearly
this number OF Republicans who cannot
pay their taxes, This strikes political
chord and will not vibrate; but it ia q
fact, at q loss of from $S, 600 to $40, 900
to the county. Men here vote who have
not paid 81 for the last 10 years, and
have voted every time, and Whose tax
was not paid by apy one else for them.
/ can tell you, and you know how it ia
dono. I've been on eoliectora' bonds for
three years and these facts come to my
knowledge, and the only thing to be
learned is, how many. MIDDLETowN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
a SAFE BLowN OPEN.
Thieves Rob WiIiinm q. Enrie's
Agent OF Over $4,000 worth OF
JeSeiry.

Thieves Rob WiIltnm q. Earie7s
Agent OF over $4,000 worth OF
Jesyeiry.
A most startling and successful bur-
plsry was pernetrated SATURDAY. midnight,
in the jewelry commission rooms of
Charles q. schellinper. ON the second
floor OF the Almond Building, Eighth
and Market streets. when goods to the
value OF over So, 600 were carried off.
The first intimation of ANYTHING wrong
was obtained by Maurice Garrett whose
photography rooms comprise the whole
suite OF apartments OF tie second floor
with the exception OF middle room oc.
cupied by Mr.. Schellineer. who ia the
laeal representative OF William G. Earle
& Co.. Philadelphia jewellers. On Sat
urday night about 10 O'Clock Mr.. Sohel-
linger locked up his Office aud left for his
home a Camden. N. J..
some time later Mr.. Garrett attempted
to get into the building. He tried to un-
loek the door but it would not yield, and
having no special business in the place
that night, he quit the premises without
investigating tine blockade. He reseated
his efforts Yesterday morning with similar
results. He then gained entrance to the
building through an adjoining club room.
crawling along q cornice. On reaching
his parIors and passing Schellineer,s room
he was attracted by the appearances Of The
door. Everything itnmediately indicated
buralsrs' visit. The wood siding of
the doorway was pp!it away as if by the
pressure OF a powerful shoulder. Within
the room and near the safe iswelry cases
were di ,tributed srouna on the floor and
table. The combination lock of the safe
showed an inch hole pierced through.
The safe was denuded of all ell its
I valuables. Nothing was left but a
peir of opera glasses. A short. handled
oxe with blood upon the handle WAS
found upon the tsple.
MIR. Garrett Immediately notified Ohief
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
DsLAw,kr o0NrEnENoG.
The Programme far Its Twenty
heYemIh Annual Seasian.

seventh annual SesstOh'
Delaware NJ. E. Conference, with which
Ezion Church of this city is connected,
will hold its 9th annual session in Zoar
Church, Melon street above Twelfth, Phil
adelphia, beginning on March 26sh.
There are more than 300, COO colored
members ia the Methodist Episcopal
church, II oolored conferences, and more
than 20 schools of various grades for the
education of preachers and teachers
among the colored people. Delaware con-
ference contains about 100 preachers and
16, 600 members.
The conference will open on the morn
ing OF the 26th instant OF s 80 O'Clock
with he Sacrament of the Lords Supper,
conducted by Bishop d. A. Goodsell of
Texas. The anniversaries will be held
es follows: March 26lh, 1880 p. M, az
Zoar Church. Nfeedmen's Aid and South
era Educational Society, the Rev. Hooper
Jolley to preside, and addresses by the
Revs. g W. Gray, d. D., J. Fl. Scott
anu f. j. Wagner, d D. March 9Th, 8
p. M, missionary sermon, by the Rev.
Solomon Hammond, 730 p. m, mis-
sionary sermon, the Rev. A. r. Shook
ley to preside, addresses by the Reys.
A. b. leonard, ID. D., and W. II.
AhoAhh7. S4HrGa Aptus SuukOu cLteu-
sion, tho iiev. W. O. Diokeraon
to preside, addresses by the Rows. A. 5.
Kynett, d. L., aud l.. Y. Cox. March
29th, 3 .. m, Preachers Aid Society, ad-
dresses by the Rev. j. Emory Webb and
othere. Monday, March 3lst, 1850 p. M,
annual sermon to the Daughters OF Con
ference, by tie Rev. ID. a. Ridout. At
| I>as Church, ON sunday, Mereh 30th, at
| $50 a. m, there will be conference
love feast conducted by the Lev. j. Il.
Brinkley, Sr., and Charles Poliett; 1890
o. m, sermon by BisLep Goodseli; 2.3o
p. m, ordination service; 80 p. m, ser
mon by the Rsv. 4. j. Wagner, ID. D.
March 30th, at Bsinbridgs Street Chu. ch,
below Twelfth, 1880 a. M, The Rev, j,
II. Mason; p, M, sermon on Christian
Education; $50 p. M, the Rev. j. W.
Pinkney.
Tie official visitors TO conference will
ba: Bishop Good ell, who will preside;
tho RSv. A, 3. Lsonerd, ID. ID CORE
spending secretary OF the missionary
Sooie;y; G. W. Cray, d. D., correspond.
ing secretary II. a. aud s. e. society; a.
j. Kynett, d. D., corresponding score.
tsry OF the Board Of Church Extension;
j. O. Harz IL, D. D., corresponding sec
rotary OF ths Fgeedmer's Aid and South.
ern Education Society; +, J Wsgnsr, D.
D., president Of the q. B. |. Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
SEEM, Wliite in Trouble,

Leonard White of this city, better
known as len" White, and notorious :
police circles here for various charges of
gambling and burglary was arraigned
before Msgtstrate Pole, at the Eleventh
and Race atreets police station, Saturday
last, on tho charge of manslaughter.
White and two other men kicked and
beat David Crockett, q colored man, on
March lst Crockett died OF his injuries
Saturday morning.
The coroner of Philadelphia held an
inquest Monday in the case of David 3.
Crockett, colored, who died on Saturday
of injuries received on the LIST inst,
when he was beaten on tho street. Leon
ard White, Edward Mcdonnell and
Robert McSwiggen, charged with coz
plicity in the affair, were committed to
await the action of the grand jury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Anothar ohurcn rn.proven,en..

Architect L. Is. Springer hes prepared
plans Tor the enlargement of w sley
Church, The church now is 35x60 feet
and ore STORED and will be made 50x70
feet and two-atoried. Instead of 'front.'
ing on jackson street, % it now doss, it
will front on Linden street. 1t will be
made plain ani commoiious and the i'm
provements will cost SO 1000. The main
auditorium will BIO located in the second
story and will seat 600 people. The
Sunday -school room and ciass rooms will
seat 500 more. Lack OF room neoessit ates
the enhancement. This membership ex-
oe DIS By 75 the seating capacity. The
improvements will be commenced shout
June let and will be done by contract,
During the com rg summer TIE congre-
cation will worship in tent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
burglary at l'ocomohe CITY.

PoooMoKE O1TY, March 12.-The large
drug store of Mr.. Edgar Fontaine, in this
place, was entered by burglars last night,
and jewelry to the amount of So, 900 WAS
carried off. The thieves were very calm
and deliberate in their work, as they took
only the very best, rejecting the cheap
stntf, which they set of in a pile by itself.
They made very clean sweep, sven
going SO far as to take the gold cuff but
to Of one of the clerks, which happened
to be lying around. A large travelling
sample case, which belonged to Mr..
Fontaine, was dumped ont, and the case
used to carry off the goods. People are
greatly excited over the robbery, and to-
day nothing else is talked of. large
regard has been offered for the return of
the goods and the capture of the guilty
parties. As yet, there is no clue to their
whereabouts. "'w
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
rnnsu,,,nIl0., Durable.

Il crpnoF be too often impressed on
every ono that the much dreaded con.
sumption (which is only lung soroiuia) is
durable, il attended to ut once, and that
the primary symptoms, so often mistaken
ga signs OF diseased lungs, are only
symptoms of an unhealthy liver. To this
organ the system 10 indebtsd for pure
blood, aaa TO pure blood the lungs are
indebted no lees than to pure cir for
healthy action. II the former is polluted,
wo have the hacking cough, tbs hectic
flush, night-aweata, aud whole trim OF
Eyrnptonl resembling consumption.
Rouse tho liver to healthy action by the
use Of DR.. Pierco's Golden Medical Dis
c2yery, taka healthy exercise, live ia the
open air, ani ali symptoms of consump.
ton will disappear. For weak lungs,
splitting Of blood, shortness of breath,
chronic nasal catarth, bronchitis, asthma,
severe coughs, and kindred affections it
ia most wonderful remedy. Inc Dis
oovery" is guaranteed to cure in ali cases
of diseases for which it is recommended,
or money paid for 1t will be promptly
refunded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

a HAKD FIGHT,
A sharply COnteS;ed Will witnessed
ny Pacific Coast sports.

.." ny Pacific Coast sports.
TACOMA, VASE, March lS.-A des-
perate prize-dght took place near here
yesterday and was ssen by nearly 700
sports from all over the coast. The priE-
oipals were Jimmy Smith Of Denver, and
Barney Curtis of Spokane Falls. They
fought OF catch weights. Smith had the
best of the fight (which Was for $500
side) from the start.
From the frat to the 10th round Curtis
was knocked down 20 times, but man
aged to come to the front az the call of
time. In the 10th, 18th and 18th rounds
Curtis tried to rush Smith and the lat
ter's hurricane work won him the fight.
In the 18th round Curtis came up look
ing tired. He was hammered all over
the ring and was knocked over
the ropes three times. In the 18th
round smith again adopted hurricane
fighting. Curtis could not get away from
him but was knocked down six times.
He tried TO hold HE own, but was done
for. He led out two or three times
viciously but failed TO land meantime
getting hRmmering that would have put
many man to sleep. When abont half
the round had passed Smith suddenly
shot out his right and swung smasher
in Curtis neck. II sent him TO the ropes
where Smith followed him and raiued
blow after blow on him. Finally with q
desperate rally Curtis got out in the
centre of the ring threw all his strength
Into right hand blow directed at Smiths
| jugu!ar and failed to land. Quick as O
fash Smith landed on Curtis knocking
him through the ropes. As Curtis drew
up he got smashing upper cut under
the chin that put him to sleep and ended
| the mill
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
THE Autopsy ON rAULBHB.
The COrOuer,s Jury ComuIlts kim
caid 10 Await Action by the GRAND

The COr0uor's Jury Comuists han-
cAid To Await Action by the Grand
Jury.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 12.-The
autopsy on the remains of OK Congress
man W. Taulbee WAS hold this morn
ing at the uadertsker's. The eutopy dis
clos d the fact that the doctors had
correctly approximately located the ball.
At the inquest the defendant was repre-
sented by counsel. A number of wit
nesses were examined, most of whom ties.
tilted to the shooting being done by Kin.
caid. After hearing the evidence Of DR..
d. 8. Lamb the Jury brought in a verdict
that Taulhee came to his death from
pistol-shot wound, the pistol being in
the hands of Charles g. Kinoaid. Mr..
Kincsid was committed to await the
action of the grand jury.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The remains
of e1-Doneressman Taulbee now repose
il handsome black-covered oasket in
the front room of Zurhorst's undertaking
establishment on Capitol Hill, not far
from the home of the dead man, since he
had made Wa hington bis residence. The
face of the dead, while drawn, appears
,ife-Iike in other respects. The body IL
enclosed in metallic air tight cRsket
which has been placed within another
oasket of cedar with black covering
md oxidized trimmings At the foot
OF the baskets are several floral
offerings, the tributes OF friends. The
body will remain at Mr.. Zurhorst's until
10 o'clock tonight when it will be taken
to the railroad station and placed on the
train which leaves here at 40 O'Clock.
There will bs no funeral services here.
The relatives and friends of the dead will
assemble at the unde.taker's just before
the body ia removed and the Kentucky
delegation in Congress will act as pail
| bearers in the removal of the body to the
train. Representative OF B. B. French
Lodge Of Masons Of this city will act az
an escort. The funeral services and in.
torment will take place at Mount 5Eer
ling, Ky.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

ONANcock, VA, March 12.-Gscrgs W.
Taryford, who was shot at Leemcnt last
Friday night in drunken hrawl, died of
his wounds last might. Samuel Lewis,
who 10 supposed tn have fred the fatal
shot, was arrested Saturday, bnt managed
to escape from the officer who had him in
charge, and has not yet been found.
Crris Lewis, who was arrested as on nc
cessor to the shooting, has since been
liberated, es there was no evidence
brought ont in the examination impiioa.-
ing him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
RIvER NOTES.

j. Fred Tams Of New York has sold
Commodore A, Oass Cauield's stee!
schooner yacht Sea Fox, built by tho
Harlan q Hollingsworth Company, to
Alapsou Tucker of tho Eastern Yacht
Club, Boston.
The new Maryland, which was built by
the HARLAN & Holsingswosta Company at
a cost of 1926, 900 for the New York,
Now Haven 4 Hartford railroad, to be
uFed as p transport steamer for oars,
made her first trip March oh. Sne made
the trip between Morrissnia and Jersey
City in one no 4 and quarter. She
carries o crew OF 30 men under eight
officers. Captain TunnRrd is commander
and Captain Flood is pilot. The boat is
lighted with 40 incaudescsnt lights.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

BEDFORD, IA, March l8.-Conslderable
excitement was csused here last night by
tile arrest Tor murder of Henry Leggett,
familiarly known 90 French hRnk. y
Ills wife and daughter, aged IL, were ar
rested for completely. The murder for
which the arrests were made was com.
nlitte6 in Page county near Shsmbaugh
in 1856. The victim was tbs father OF
Leggett's wife. Ii is expected that Leg
gett's 12-yesrs-old daughter will make .
full confession of ths crime. Leggett
was taken to Olarinda where the trial will
take place ..==
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
rhs onamnion Trap shooters.

CnroAao. March lS.-The worlds cham
pion trap shooters, composed Of five Of
the leading shots of the west and five
from the east, shot a match at Grand
Crossing yesterday. The match was for
200 blue rockl for each team. The enst-
ern men won, the score being 179 to ITS.
This makes the eastern team seven
matches ahead. Ia the afternoon the
eastern and western teams shot match
OF 100 live birds with team OF Chi
casoans, and killed So to 81 by the latter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Karl Spscht, the well known brewer, who
has boen the basis OF various social sensa-
tons since his sudden departure from this
city, Is now In Buffalo, N. Y, and recently
friend in Wilmington received letter
from him. He stated that he was not held
under ball In Buffalo for DESERVING mis- wife,
but paid her $500 and makes her an allow
Rnce of SO per week. He says that he and
a man named Louis Hoery, under the name
OF Fisher g. Co., are operating weiss and
lager beer brewery at No. 736 Exchange
street, Buffalo, and are doing very we'll.
He is satisfied with his present situation
and does not propose to change.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

ELLIcoIT CRY, MD, March 1.-THE
Elkridge assembly room, situated on the
premises Of d.. Frank Donaldson, at
Elkridge, Howard county, was destroyed
by IRE last night. The damage is esti-
mated at 81 500. BY the same fire. a
tenant house on Tho same premises was
destroyed. Tho house was occupied by
Mr.. Barnet, DR.. Donaldson's manager.
This loss was about $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

This is what you ought to have, In fact,
you must have 1t, to rully enjoy life. Thou
sands are searching for 1t daily and mourn
Ing because they find 1t not. Thousands
upon thousands of dollars are spent gnnu-
ally by our people in the hope that we may
attain this boon. And yet 1t may he had by
all. We guarantee that electric bitters, II
used according to directions and the use
persisted IN. will bring you good digestion
and Dust the demon dyspepsia and install
Instead eupepsy. We recommend Electric
Bitters for dyspepsia and all diseases OF
liver, stomach and Kidneys. Sold by
Beaton Smith, corner of Seventh and Pine
streets. Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

CAIRO, LII, March 15.-The weather is
cloudy and very cold. At a. m. the tenn.
pegRture WAS lGo above zero ana light gnow
falling. The river fell une-tenth OF & foot
last night and is still falling slowly. 1t Is
not expected TO come 10 stand befos3
night or tomorrow morning. The exceed
ingly cold weather Will tend 10 check tho
ri8e above and some river men cay 1t may
Gsuee the river to continue on the decline
hero. The Mobile Il Ohio road Ia running
trains from Wickl!ffs to Cairo over tie trace
OF the Illinois Central on account Of tho
embellishments on their rosd 3accmsAs weak
through wash Of WsTsa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

1t is probable that quartz: OF mile
track will be made on the new grounds OF
the Wilmington club, at Twenty ninth
aud Market streets, for the use of the
Warren Athletic Club. The latter clubs
directors arc favorably Impressed with
the location of the new pask aud think il
an admirable place to hold athletic meet
inqs. The matter may shortly assume
definite phase.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
sullivan wtll nave Another Trlal.

JACKSON, March 1S.-1he case of John
L. sullivan, for pr,zs. fighting in Missls-
sippi, came up yesterday in the supreme
court. Judgment in that case is reversed
and remsnded and sullivan is held under
his bond to answer such indictments as
may be found ct the next term of court.
The case of Bad Remand OF New Orleans,
alder and abettcr OF the Sullivan and Kill
rain Eight, was similarly decided.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

CLEVELAND, o., March l8.-Arthur
Henry, the station agent and telegraph
operator at Harrisburg on the Nickel
Plata road, was 4 ordered last night. The
office ia in store and Henry slept there.
A burglar gained an entrance to the
store and on Hepry's refusal to open the
safe he shot him.