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II must he remembered that the borrower on
produce security would under the government
warehouse fad, be compelled % pay the 1 per
cent per annun, and besides this an costs aCcTu-
Ing from support OF the official machinery 10
make II available, Chicago Express.
RatsI Boshll Give us rest. "Tt
must be remembered that In the absence
Of the government warehouse fad" the
farmer has been compelled to pay"-or
rather, he has lOst--nearly 100 per cent
on account OF not having an opportunity
TO "pay the per cent per annum, and all
costs accruing from support of the official
machinery 20 make IL available" Now
that tho farmer has been compelled by
his necessities 10 sell his grain at ruin
ously low prices, and the grain is TO a
great extent in the hands OK grain gam
blers and spectators, the price Of corn
and wheat under their skillfnl manipula-
tlon has nearly doubled. Would tho
ETpress have the farmer mortgage his
land every fall TO enable him to hold his
grain? w.
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III vecut longtemps encore, sans
nul souci. A la fin la vie l'ennuya j;
il resolut de partir pour lie eiel.
ii marcha longtemps ct il iuit
par arriver q la porte du paradis.
II frappa. Saint Pierre parut.
-Qui este, yoyage0r /? demaDda
par lie gnichet Ie porte clefs celeste.
I'm brave homme. Laisse-moi
entrer lei.
Saint Pierre reconnat sou berger.
Impossible. To mas rien a
voIr lei. tn as oublle lie ciel ct to
as pFefere les biens teTrestTes. Je
ne puts te dnnner &c que tn as me
prise. Va retrouyer cenx avec
qul to jouais 81 ben aux des.
FL saint Pierre ferma lie guichet.
Ii I'auvre berger prit la route
lie renter.
In ar!Ivant a Ia porte. il rencou-
ira nh de> diables quill await iails
mis- dams son sac II que le> forge
roDs ayaienf 81 bien arranges. Ce
garden pouSsa des criS epouvauta
bi-s qni amentereut toni %l'enfer.
On donbla les postes des poTtes.
avec consigne de ne pas laisser
emtrer pennemi.
Qae faires VOLTA notre berger
bien emharrasse.
Ii prefera retourner al ciel pour
facder d'atteudrir saint Pierre.
Larmes. prieEes, il n'fpargna rien
lie rorte-c!efs fnit cepend1nt par
5 adouclr. ouvrit Ia porte, e. donna
place an berger supres de iui.
Depnis &c temps, 9uaul saint
Pierre d0rt. c'est lie berger oni
remplit ses fonctions.
P~nisse-t-il. ami Iecteur. t'ouvIir
IN jour les porEes dn paradis.
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La eitroaiiIe. Sa patrie eft in-
connue: pIopab Element originaire
de iInde.
Lidchalotte parait originate de
PAsie MiDeure, de Ia Syrie, de la
Palestine.
lie hdrieot. originaire plut6t de
fAsie oecideniale que de l'Iude.
LIE raifort. originate de Ia Ru>>ie
meridionale ct des provinces vol
sines.
LIE melon, probablemeut origi-
naire de iIDde.
La pomme dc terre. originair- De
FAmeriqae, &c Tencontre 4 Tttat
savage au Perou. ri Plus c~erraine-
mrnt encore an Chill.
A copfihWtr.
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Les Modes Franchises Ilust-ees.

Meas e sanEieas trp r~ern1unznder snv
danes ytl-uue EiIes Or -.r-uaTe e. eaa-,
fatio3 les sfHtre1~rs aYaa1azrS gue lFr=. To-
~ abo1EFInsar dun al aax Reass FragsaE
81 IGatstrtes pui<gas &C. abouH-H. g- y
come - patrons -rafas pa- in9s-t
EE@Ua@u lar4Er88e cG8 is G4a- IT, la-s.s44-
les fiaS ~acayesux - - plas g-at1- 49,
graEHFe~ deL aaDs j. i81Fras les Nagss
frFsoaEsss lIsSfrees- Edaau- aisnrE a-un
az reeeVrA aassi 5oaz4 rvEa.sces Q re4nax
ce saEs.se IseGr F5aso r r1r urS L.
resa~ -aesa1eEETr l~ur l4Hree ESAs pore
ront IN nHTners ayalt 1ssr ava tiFsEe auas
loteEle dent "A date aEa Exe= uIteriearengeDr
Faleur de- lets S-9.
les Modes Fraata5acs TgtssfrtzS frz7ferr
foHFfs irs questions our gseHyeBr iateres@er
SiflnitaaeaseIt lua- rs MeErbges dune
fauiiie.
Ja-ez-en pa- Il nomble e Z v4si1tk Ges
TGbFlaue@ su.sansES.
Expiic4fi.tt : Ser gravures de mode. r4 no
nsqaes 6 a't*i-~- iFaveux d= laHtals5s ;uar
danes - l%uetS fits. bTuder5e. eFa~tez-
EaislsserIe- etc. -tc.. aTeS 8e>S u ex5ssraEf<.
T~cliettes q ,8ter5rBr. t@st na-S af.afsBfs boar
Ions IeS ages ilaEerle- RFausspaux. izvrtfes.
u Ena-a.nqae Iesl et34 6 M ae> auE-ur<
frarqa.s e reEoIt- Cse e~el8ute oayerte aux
Questions - hrEoa ses- ere = no I~-et-s-@S
une occasion e2tel.trte de rarrest.uLre
avee Is ed.te1rs - eHtfe ei.r. 81 de So nn-
seE-uer lauIaelI@n3eDt m les mile ehss.es
aus seat du domaine a- i Mode
talSefirs. smr fEsiqseTte ii aeat5sn =
Instruction HEE@ue Cansersss fannss1-+.
D8rfrur AmeubleI8eut Aenbse-: Ten
tnres Decorations a. Il mason Iesauu,-
DoIDrsEsqus rteueii dc rec-fres iud5~f%Ess-
bies : eal4aaitre Varieties: ies devn .rsd ruae
iasliresse ce nraisea: Cuisine yTatiqae-
Gude piec;eEx pour les lrnres tcn4luts Ct
les lerg1es Tiles
NaufeFo specimen. 5 ct-. Err5i drun nam
poste DC $50 Fssaf an AZ d'ahonnesEeHt.
Les Modes FagHr1iss JHasfrres a1l1@ de Ua.zs.
| .ll0 CT al No : Cote = / autert. NontE5z.
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PARFCNBRIE-Le bean sexe. H.,
lenneS gems ct les hommes mar>
q"l veulcnt singer Ia jeuneSSe. III,
ment Ell Ie,hrrchant les parfnms les
plus sauves. les essences les nlus
pufes- les savons les Plus odorant>
les articles de toilette les plus i'm
dispeHsabies ct les pins a la mode
tells que brosses a dents. peignes
Dfo>stS a chfyenx, etc. etc. trouve
f0nt, en- qnantite tous ces articles
dams la Pharmaeie Thibodeaux 4
DIES prlx qui detieut toute concur.
renee.
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HEUREUK BERGER.
CONTE BOHENF.

Tn jour II bon Diem SO promenai;
sur Ia teEre aver saint Pierre: ii.
arrigeEenE anptes dun berger on
faisaii paitre son tr0nneau. Tous
deux tres afTames. lis demandeTenl
All berger sie lear donner a~nelQne
chose a manger. aiontanT que le
bon Dieu IL fecompenseTaiT. LIE
berger he sayait pas a oui ii await
a%faiFe. maiS il await bon cRur: il
tira de son a nD gro> morcPau de
pain quill await reserve ponr son
repas DIN soir, ct lie lenr donna.
Mangez. dlt-il. # one Dieu
voHs benisset la faim est une
vllaine chose.
LIE bon Dieu Ct saint Pierre man.
gerent du meilleur anpeii' Une
fois rassasle. lie bon Dieu dit an
berger:
-Je te TemeTcie. brave bonnie.
tn nous as donne ton dernirr O
ceau de pain az nsque d'avOir faim
toi-meme. Cne 81 boBue action
merite reeompense: nous ferons
tout &c que nous pourrons pour te
laiSser on souvenir heGTenx. Forme
tro1- co-h <oa2 .r1.- -1-~-%
exaaces: mails reflech;s bieu. pour
n'ayoir pas a regretter de t'etre
trompe.
L. berger aimait a fumer /: SOC
premier soubait fnt d'ayoiF une
pipe tonjours ailumee ct quill ntent
jamais besoin de bourFer.
&c veu a peine forme. il trouya
dams sd main une belle pipe. au-
dessus de laquelle une fumee bleu-
atre Sc balaDcait.
EFT ton second souhait? de-
manda lie bon Dieu.
LIE berger refiechit. Saint Pierre
s'approcha de lui, ct de la main lui
montra lie cirl. LIE berger ny fit
pas attention peut etre ne compTe-
Dait-il pas, peut 6tre avait-iI envie
de roster encore lei bas. Ii peusa
quill aimait fort a joGer aux des,
mais quill await peu de chance d &C
jeu.
-Je vondrais, dit-il apras en-
moment de ~reiexion. gagner tou.
iours aux dies.
IL seFa fait suivant ia yolonte.
dit lie bon Dieu; ct Ie troisieme
sonhau?
Pierre faisalt des signes an
berger ct luI montrait lie ciel. maIs
vain.
-Je reux. dit lie berger, avolr
un sac on je pulSse fsire entrer oui
je voudFai, ct ~ garden jusqu'a ee
que je lui permette de sen aller.
LIE bon Dieu ~consentit. Saint
Pierre etait en- colere. s.Un iour.
pensalt il, tn demanderas lie clei.
mais II sera trop tard." Fl
Tout a coup lie bon Dieu ct saint
Pierre disparurenr. LIE berger
croyait d'abord 6tre lie iouet dun
reve; mais IL Wit la belle pipe, ct 4
cote IN grand sac en- beau cuir
neuf. Celia lie init en- belle /,
'umeur; il laissa Ia ses brebis eft i
'e NIT 4 coHrir ie monde. Il
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Tn e-re .e u 'izne- Iese :n-ertIos. $50
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Note a mediter par chacun dams son
jardin.

LIE JrOmeat on mieux les diverses
especes et varieties de bic cultiyt
paraissent originates De Ia region
comprise entire les montagnes de
FAsle centrale ct la Mtditerran4a.
LIE %sdrTdsiH. inIrOdait en- Europe
des Ia I'm do moyen age, selait
sponfaDe daDs les deserts de Ia
Rns>ie meridionale ct dams Ia Sibe-
RE.
Le seigte est donne par la pluparf
des auteurs CONNIE origiraire des
sfeppes de Ia Rnssie meridionale !:
mals, par suite dune confusion. ii
serait plut6t origiDaire de fAutri-
che.
LIE Tz paraIt originate de FIndp
Laroiae, des regions eaucasioues.
lie la Siberie. de la Russie on de
fAatriehr.
LIE mais. de lAmerique. ' etait
enltive lors de la conqaete.
LIE concombre. cultive des la plus
haute antiquite dams r.nde.
LdFttchGat nest pent-efre on'une
varleIe du eyHaTa cardaaeulas. ct
adnettsnt eette opinion. il serait
originate de Ia region mediterra-
neeBne neridionale. /
LIE carbon. meme origine.
LIE cerJeuil. Sa patrie est don.
tense: il est donue par les auteurs
CONNIE originate de rEurope nerI.
lionale.
lie cressoa, plante savage tres
Fepandue aux bords Ges eaux da,.s
toute FEuroPe.
:. LIE efesson aieaois est donne CON-
ne originate lie Ia Perse ct de Pile
de Chypre.
La tasfae peut etre originaire de
Flade, mails Bia pas etc vue a F6tar
savage.
LIE chou. Les d~iyerses varieties de
chou derivent du brassica oIeraeeo.
4ni existe a I'etat savage dams les
Fochers sur les c6tes de fOceau
st'anii9ne.
LotgRoH. patrie inconnue. cnltlve
les la plus haute antiauite en-
PersiI donne CONNIE originate
lie fEurope meridionaie.
L. chou fear peut ayoir etc
lPnoste de Chypre. mais "a patrie
la meme Que eelle du chou don't
! nest Qu'une modification.
L'epiHard parait orisinaire de
Orient on trouve en- Geofcie n
'arlete savage d'epinard.
Lasperye croft sponfanemeut
ians ioute fEuroI.e el en- Siberie.
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ATELER

Ayant torr u -uar@rsel E<-as-ai-e. naEs
HomneN : Taf.Be .3exerG5eT TnuS - osFyrag--
-7rogrspi5auex qrf s@-oHf eon-<s. Les
bret- 6avoezs- cz~,% da1zi-e-- eBFt1-$ lie
f~ac1ares. ieErrS a3syatisr- A5aEg<. cireu-
laireS, etc S-tcE. '.apriines dams II plns hTef
6Flai q . oes PIX gli deEe1- Eo1ta ccaeay-
YE1eE-
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HorNA. la. jar. %. Issa
AfeE dns-s ga Gpuauxs Ami As,h.,a.n
H'xtHEe has relieved me Of J yerv lad
- a ny iitiie f-E.i'er has I.4s- rnrc,, 81
10y 1'Aii's he -'ane- az lBEET.
Th Barber.
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There = Eo corr petition 10 Gousuxs asfb-
ma remedies aHd eosgh sssrk csrs- : or 3 sscx4s
VII stop al. cough. IheTe / "a other pre-
pAEatI"s IN tie world that can do .. II
would cost a igrfaue TO pB5gisls the eerrin-
eatss received daily Book ard samples free
u u1aiI. Address r. GzaauN. Houms. La
Large size. sI5- small. - cents al
druggists.
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I'll jour III dITiSa udIs uu CHATEAU
don't on racontait d'etranges chooses.
La, pendant la mutt, il ST proiui-
salt des bruiis eponvantables don't
toute la maison etait. ebranlee. l.
maitre du chateau ftait IN richie
chevalier. II lit annoncer partcur
quill donnerait de crosses sonmes
a celci qui Tendfait lie calme a son
chateau. Beaucoup d'amateurs Sc
presenterent. uu. he reussir.
Le berger eBt iidee ~d'essayer.
l. cheva.ier lie recat fort bien,
ct lie fl conduire a la chambre ca
II Sc pFoduisait L plus d'horrenIs.
GA Lei donna a boire e1 a mau.er.
Ii attendit gaiemeDt.
An coup d. minait. IN grand
DFult sc pFoini>it: quelqne chose
tomba dn plafond: c'etait IN dia-
ble' |! tous>a. e1ernna plusiea,s
fois. De faeou a fare trembler tout
le chateau; l,ui> il sayanes vers
le berger.
Nous a'lons jouer aux deS. lni
iii ii fails attention : 81 IA per.ls.
tn es mort comme tons cenx oui
ont ose PEI etier lei ayant toi.
-C'est bon, c'est bon. dit le
berger.
Fl les VOLTA qui Sc nettent a
Iouer lie berger eagnait t~ouiours.
LIE diable sc tilt en fuTeur. Ct. dams
Temperance de Sc rattrapper. il Ieta
conme enien font nm IL
ducais. II perdit tout. De colare
II santa n lie berger ct vonlut
Ietransier; mais eelui-ci. sans So
monvoir: AN sac. s,eeria-f.Il. an
sac. Fl VOLTA mon d,able dams
ie sac. III cut beau remuer. erier
geludfe. rlen ny fit: i! hi fa,iat
dams lie sac. LIE berger Sc
concha tranquiIlement ct dormj,
lu>qn'an lendemaln matin. Puis !
~ sniTante. IL Sc remit 4 son
poste ct atteEdit les eyenements.
Cette fois &c fnrent denx diables
tomberent du plafond: lis inri-
lerent ie berger a joiner. il gagna
Us %EouiuTent fetrangler, ct If les
dams le sac tout CONNIE le
premier. \,
La mutt sulvante. il eut affaira a
-roIs diahles don't i'un etait Satan
personne ; ii gagna encore ct les
nit dams lie sac. !,
La qnatrieme mutt. personne ne {.
e pre>enta. 4
LIE berger ALA tronyer le maitre
10 chateau. qui fat bien etonne:l
iuI raconta &c gni etait arrive I
Oabord on ne voulut pas l.
mais il moiitra les cornes Ct
IS pleds ~fourehus de SEES prison {
Tiers. ct Il fallut bien Sc rendre 4
evidence. /
On emporta les disbles a Ia forge.
{ dix forts gaiiiards Sc mirent a Z
aper ~ a tour de bras. Les e
'aoies p%riaieut. snppliaient; de o
tugue on finit par leur fare grace. n
lis Inrerent par tons les serments
lfernaux de ue Plus jamais ~rere.
ir. Depuis &c temps-la on ne les /,
plus revus. G,
Notre berger await recu des d
adeaux magifqnes ct il await
agne aex des une fortune Immense. r,
wyatt sans souci ; mais. IN bean +,
'atln, la Mort. qni n'oublie per
onne, Sc souvint de lui. QUAINT a n
y. Il ne pensait guefe a ellie; il d
AIT heuFeux. ct les gems heureux
e meurebt pas volontiers. +
Ii recut done fort NAL Ia Mort. 5;
lie Insista: il l'envoya dams son
nc. 81
Lache moi. disait-elle: lie pro- q
.ets de t'epsrgner. re
Mas II ne Sc laissa point atten- al
On vIt alors IN etranga
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ABB <SENEST.
AMoScES.

Tn c-re .e II 'igBr- Iese :nsert5on. si5
zzHe. .
GB~@ri5o1 sdd q
To-.e Surnrra r.7iaazrt u profession
axfe FsdTess - n-.rt3eat pa ca@FTe
Eg-es a. .axar4 > M
sr-or-e l. n-tT+rars. 6-arssce 10 N
NeeroaeE1&. psr IL
ToE-- eUraEre c-n-saer27'e r1alse- IAN
nee sara iu4te eu -aR~ Dc y rents gsar ponce
p0UE IA PREMIER 5TserTiea q = Gents PaGr -
insertion -1s ,pE-@-
Toure a-nun-e dent u aastnre G7r ser;:ans
nest pas <rEesfk z+ra fns+e 5asgaa uoavel
ordre an taax n-5Iaaire.
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AHiShss OF the GGIdrn =.

he@I-a- Iaeefs1gs II TIbEzux : !
= q g. s. zls e h4i6 m "a 4
EAseaaor LE-e NJ @5i D. u. ~ a. /
On" aud TeEf7h Tazdar II e~<a -
a'esOek f. II.
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Thibeaaux. La December I'D. ISo.
] csDnof 5sIt chrerfli5v recommend lH-
use @: Gouaaxs AsThurstc Remedies. EsF-
ing bad insny opportunities vi witnessing
their s~4iBtzrF effects
II. D~ASsEREAU- ". u.
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INTENTION.

NJ n5+udk s2l fLe sr4
! Essr r-s,ev-s5 Nv ~
taH5 BIZ Ar - O. gm-. -
wEer= / 81.
n 6sN FsHlsaa.. ~
'as IL raA zn4 exau;.l
- EEseE-
John DEzaI
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-23
WEALTHY AND HAPPY.
Money Comes Freely to the Duke or Marl-
borough Through His Wife.

New York dispatch: News comes
from London to the effect that the
Duchess of Marlborough has directed
the trustees Of the Hammersley estate to
II some large slices of real estate I'm
this city, which are among the estates
most valuable belongings. There is some
property on Broadway, near Franklin
street, and block running from Sixty
first to Sixty-second streets and Fifth
and Madison avenues.
The proceeds of these sales will of
course not go to the duchess, as she Is
only entitled to an income from the es-
tate during her life. She has the power,
however, to order the sales and have the
avails reinvested, so that the revenues
may increase. 1t Is said that the duchess
has drawn $3.50, 900 from the estate since
her marriage one year ago last July. A
good deal OF the estates income, it will
be remembered, accumulated during
the time that the litigation over the will
was In progress. This money has been
used for putting Blenheim castle into
repair. and it has been fixed up with all
modern improvements. Besides this the
town house has been purchased and
magnificently furnished.
The Duke and Duchess Of Marlbor-
ough are said TO be very happy I'm their
union and their friends say they will
make visit to this side during the
coming spring.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
La Grippe and Unreasonable weather
Have Depressing Effect.

New York dispatch: Bradstreet's
estate of Trade" saysi Special tele-
grams report an irregular movement of
general merchandise. The unreasonable
weather made itself felt most of the
week and the epidemic OF influenza has
an appreciable effect at larger eastern
cities. There is no noteworthy i'm
provement in the distribution
of staples at Burlington, Iowa;
Kansas City, Detroit, Cincinnati
and Pittsburg, but the demand has been
stimulated by colder weather at st. Jo-
seph, Omaha, Chicago, and st. Paul.
Reports of stocks of Indian corn at
1orty-seven storage points east of the
Rocky mountains on Jan. IL aggregate
15,623,S bushels, only 156,492 bushels
more than were held Dec. 90; oats,
s,7s1, ,052 bushels, decrease of 920, ,227
bushels since Dec. 2s; barley, $3.50, 500
bushels, an Increase OF 459,733 bushels
within a fortnight, and rye, 1897, 1872
bushels, an increase Of 37,666 bushels.
Official reports (twenty-one storage
points, indicate an increase of 2,733, 794
bushels OF corn decrease of 217,734
bushels of oats, and decrease of 142. .522
bushels OF barley over the like period.
Exports OF wheat land -four as wheat),
both coasts, this week aggregate 1,731,-
500 bushels, against 2,317, ,221 bushels
last week and 1901, $40 bushels in the
second week Of January, 1889. Moderate
activity only is reported by cotton goods
agents at New York and Boston. Sea-
sonable goods are dull, owing to unfavor-
able weather. Iron and steel are with
out change of price. The demand is
large. Makers of southern pig refuse to
allow concessions. The production OF
crude is of full volume, 5000 tons Der
week larger then on Dec. /. The bust
ness failures reported number 355 in the
United States this week against 354 last
week, and 32s this week last year. The
total failures In the United States Jan. 1
to date is LOIS, against 9s1 in 1889.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-23
BURNED TO DEATH.
Fatal Accident at the Illinois steel Com
pany's Works.

Chicago dispatch: Blast furnace No
4, in operation at the Illinois Steel com
pany's works at South Chicago. burst
during working hours, resulting in tho
death of one man, the serious injury OF
four others and more or less serious seri-
Gus injuries of half dozen.
The shift of men that had been work.
ing all day had drawn off, the furnace
but short time before, but the metal
clogging in the center of the furnace
prevented It from working with its GUS
tomary freedom. The men were ordered
to clear tht furnace Of the hanging mass
and were busy at work when without
any warning the mass of molten metal
and Stag parted in the center and fell TO
the bottom. The heavy weight fell but
q short distance, but it was enough to
tear the sides from the furnace, and the
metal, heated to an intense degree,
flushing out, enveloped the workmen in
the vicinity.
AS soon as those who were able could
do so they hastened to the assistance of
those who were buried beneath the
debris. 1t was found that Edward John
son, married, so years old, was the only
person fatally injured. He was terribly
ohIh'l tNbtIlldliy anu Dduly injured IN
ternally. He was placed in a patrol
wagon, but died on the way to his home.
Six others who were injured are:
JOHN JOHNSON, unmarried, burned about
the face and body.
FRANK BRINK, unmarried. leg broken, face
and body burned.
JOSEPH LEONARD, married. head and body
burned
JOHN CRAPP, unmarried, leg broken and
body burned.
FRANK DoHERTY, married, cut on the face
and body.
FRANK CoNNORs, married, cut on the head
and scalded.
Edward johnson was the father Of
John Johnson, one of the injured. Many
others were slightly hurt. The amount
OF the damage will not exceed 81, 200 and
work will be delayed but short time.
Another version of the cause Of the ac-
cident is that water came in contact with
the hot iron. The officials are rcticent
the cause OF the accident and
will say very little about IT,