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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25

For several days tins week about forty
teams passed over the mountain between our
village and Smithslurg, daily. hauling wheat
and fertilizer. 1t is estimated that several
hln1rd tons of phosphate besides quite Il
section Of eur productive valley during the
week Would 1t not he to tho interest Of
every land owner and ,camstcr in this
portion Of the county to have a turnpike
over tic mountain. G1toctiu Nc.ns.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25

"a Word Ia GIa4 Wise 81 SEs c.
tent '-CAlarrh Is not simply all incon-
vcnicncc, unpleasant to tic sufferer and
disgusting TO othcrs-it is ~ advanced out
post of approaching disease of worse type.
DO not neglect It's warning Ii bring. deadly
evils in It's train. Before it is too late, Use
DR.. Sacc's Cuiarrh Remedy. 1t reaches the
scat of the aumcll; and is The only thing
that will You may dose yourself with
uuuck medicines Til il is too ln!e-'till the
s,rpamlrt becomes rcSiNlcsS torrent. 1t is
the ma>urrl invention of a scientific physi-
clan. a Wor? To The wise j. sufficient
A>orIiRR Ml.ErlNG.-On Friday evening
last a wei, attended ana enthusiastic meeting
Of citizens WAS held in Col, kouzcr's Hall
anu work, very satisfactory both in quality
and amour. was done for the Fircmen Far
A second meeting will be held tomorrow
(Fiilay) even ny At the same place, when the
work of committees will be reported ana the
work on the fair begun in earnest. Let
10 morrow evenings meeting hea large one !;
it is part iculaIiy the interest of every tan
payer AS by resolution Of the first meeting,
the proceeds of the fair VIII Ec applied 10
the payment of the de0t, outside OF the
bonds, that will be incurred in building the
Town Hall. The more successful the far,
therefore. the less the amount to he provided
for by the corporation III the future, All 9"
:, u,nrl; earnest "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25
n PROFESSIONAL.
Or, N, !, lea!herlsan,

SURGEON & PHYSICIAN.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25
A Great Battle.

Is constantly gong on III the human sys-
TEN when you suffer with Consumption
Coughs or Colds they strive to rum hea It'll
and drag victims TO the grave, take timely
warning and use Pan Tina Cough and Con-
sumption Cure. Price Is cents.
DR.. Lees Liver Regulator is n sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Biliousncss, Heartburn, lndi-
gcstion and all Kidney Complaints. TRIAL
bottles free at DR.. J. X Waters Drug Store.
The NJ. V. Il +. II. r. company advertise
in this issue the sale of stock Ofthc new road.
We have ample filth in the building of tins
road at once and hayc little doubt as to the
suf1icivncv of the stock subscription, when
the books are opened. \ survey of the route
is IN progress ami reports are to the effect
that very favorable gradients are a',ainab!c
without ,hr lntcrven,ion Of numerous orsh'rp
curves. |, is too much to hope for the com
plcion Of the work before next summer, yet
il is probable that allthc labor of surveys and
right of way will be completed withou, halt
or delay,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25

SIGNAL. SrATIoN.-A petition was in
circulation on Tues lay nnd signed by lal-c
number of our influential citizens asking
Secretary of War, Proctor, 90 grant q Signal
Station to I've located at Mt. Quirauk, on the
summit Of tic South Nounian. \ forecast
Of the weather would he Of incStimablc
service to the tiNjl growers ard others in
this vicinity, aHd woul 'Ic Of no Gttlu bcnc
1t TO the LARGE number of visitors who spend
the summer at the resorts on the mountain,
the movement is being worked up by some
DISTINGUISHED gentlemen at the Blue Noun
tam House - IWdnD Rro7u.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25

Or our lt0l>i'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25
THEY MUST EITHER ADVANCE OR THE
MUST RETROGRADE.
FREDERICK Is AT HER CRISIS.

She is dying of hamilton. She wants II
st,mulant The Manufacturing and Devel
opmcnt Company offers that stimnlant.
Will she take it, and--liyc or, will she
reject it, and-dic - Union.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-25

sept II IF Mcchanicstown,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Jnuan nn,i t,ur.a.

Advices from Japan by the steamer
Batavia say that grea I interest was mani
tested in Japan at the first election under
the new constitution, which occurred July
i. The returns show that 30 government.
80 opposition. is Independent and =
doubtful candidates were elected.
The Queen Dowag,r of Corea. died
July 4, agel So. AS she had resigned dur
ing the minority of the present king.
royal mourning was ordered, which compels
the whole nation to wear mourning three
years. and largely increased to ~ation to pay
her funeral expenses.
The o.Giriai naseNr says twenty-three
rev cases and FIVE deaths from cholera
occurred ut Naeasaki July . and 3. Alto
ether there nave been seventeen deaths.
A dispatch from Colca reports that
while five Turkish soldiers were drawing
water they were fallen npon by n band of
Christians. who were lying in ambush. and
all We're killed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
o TO DEATH.
The Engine of "a steamer will, $50 Souls ON
BOARD Gives Out just Above Niagara

The Engine of y Steamer with $50 Souls ON
BOARD Gives Quo just Above Niagara
Falls.
There came near being n terrible casual
ity at Niagara Fails on Monday. The
pleasure steamer, Ella H., which runs
from Port Buy to Buckhorn island, was
obliged to run around Green island on ac-
count of the low water in the river. The
islar is only q short distance above the
cataract. Just as the steamer was round
ing the island iu the swiftest part of the
river. at that point the engine gave out.
The anchor was hove overheard, but it
failed to catch for some distance, dragging
along on the rock bottom. When it did
finally get Il hold the boat was under such
heaiway that the bulkhead to which
the hawser was attached was torn
from its fasten,ngs, When nearly
the whole of tina chain had been played
out, the end became knotted in the hole in
the bulkworks and held the bolt. The
trouble with the engine proved to be a de-
fectlye valve, which was soon repaired, and
the boat was again got under headwav, hut
so great was the force of the current That
:" .ooA uA.een minutes 10 Ieacn Tue spot
where the anchor caught, 100 feet up
stream from the boat. There were about
lao passengers on the steamer and a
pleasure barge attached to it. There was a
terrible scene of confusion; women tainted.
children screamed, md men bude each
rtEer good bye. The Loaf was only a
short distance above the falls when
stopped, aud il was almost n mirncle which
saved the lives of l5D people.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
A TENEMENT r
Four Persons Find Death in the Flames in
Cincinnati,

-Four Persons Find Death in the Flames In
Cincinnati,
Four people were burned to death and
several seriously injured in a tenement
house fire at Cincinnati. A four.story
brick at A Front street, occupied on the
first floor asa second. hand store by Solo.
mon M.nski IL on the upper floors as a
tenement house, was discovered on fire at
II O'Clock. An alarm was turned
in, and before the fire department
arrived several policemen did
good work i'll getting the unfortunate in.
mates out of the building. AS soon as the
tiremen arrived work was vigorously prose.
cuted, but when the flames were extin.
suished it was found that Solomon Menski
and his wife AMI their two young children
were dead, and Gus Hetzwell, Eva Misses
aud Mary kasseneur seriously and proba.
9y fatally burned.
Mensla's family occupied the rear end of
second story directly over where the fire
is supposed to have started. The people
on the third and fourth floors
for the most part fled to the roof,
but several were taken out by the
6temen. Some were unconscious when
found, having been overcome by the
smoke. The only exit to the street was a
narrow, 1ickety pine staircase, which was
n of the first things to bum. The po-
lice and tiremen think the above list COM
prises all the casualties, but until the ruins
are thoroughly searched it will not be
known positively whether more unfortu.
mates persisted or not.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
'OsTOFFICE BOOMING
STAMPS BEING BOUGHT IN
LARGE QUANTITIES.

ension Claim Agents buying $500
Worth of :-Ccnt Stamps ut IL Timc
Enormous Busincss In Pension Applica-
lions Being Done.
TIE persons who are entitled, or think
they are entitled, to pensions under the re-
cent disability act, are not allowing the
grass to grow under their feet. The pen.
sion bill became a law Juno "a. and from
that time to the present the pension Office
has received II acknowledged 26,0O0 ap-
plicatiOns for pensions. II is estimated
that there are at least 2O,0UO applications
in the ottica, the receipt OF which has not
been acknowledged. Tine estimate was
made when the bill was before congress
that there would be about 81, 900 cases
which would come under ITS provisions. II
is lot supposed that all cases filed will be
fasorably acted upon by the pension Of
hse, but il is thought the rush of applica-
sous is about over. Tho activity of the
Slain agents of Washington and the extont
Of increase in their busint 81 in conse-
quence of the recent pension act may he
inferred from the fact that for the quarter
ending june 30 the receipts of the WASH
ington city postoficc increased "a per cent.
ard n postotiics official says tac increase
2ias far for the month of July is proper
iAnately greater than for the preceding
'tonths. This enormou growth is due
ntirely to mail matter sent out by the
claim agents to pensioners and those who
.ro entitled to pensions, urging them to
mako applications under the disability law.
The sale of two.cent stamps to single pen
sion agents has been as high as ST., 900 in
one tranaction.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
ON THE LAKE FRONT.
The City Council Decide to There Loo.t,
The Worlds Fair.

Tue City Council Decide to There Locate
The Worlds Fair.
Amid great cheering the ordinance by
the directors of the worlds fair asking the
use of the lake font as part of the site 70.
the worlds fair was adopted by the Chicago
city council without amendment. The
vote stood Az to Is. The ordinances
pledges the city of Chicago to pay for any
piling or filling II of the lake that NAV be
necessary to the extent of 50, 900, 900, and
after the fair is ended return to be made of
the ground to the city to be used forever
as q public park. Not less than $50 acres
OF the lake front are to be utilized for
Worlds fair purposes. It is stipulated
that no bargain of any sort is to be entered
into between the fair directors and the IL
linois Central railroad for control of that
portion of the lake front occupied by the
Illinois Central tracks unless said bargain
shall be first approved by the city council.
IN case the city of Chicago loans or sub.
scribes $5, 0OO, 900 to the stock of the ex-
position directors to guarantee that tho
amount of money returned to the city shall
be less than the cost Of whatever pilipe
or filing of the lake may be done.
The ordinance does not Ak any maxi.
mum number Of acres to be utilized Of the
lake front, but the greatest amount to be
obtainable by any of the plans thus far in
formally outlined is $50 to 800 acres. No
change is made in the plan of placing the
remainder of the affair in Jackson park,
about five miles distant, on the lake shore.
By the lake front is meant Chicago har-
Dor and a long strip of land Immediately
adjoining and between the business portion
of the city and the waters of Lake Michi.
gan. After passing the ordinance the
council voted to appoint q committee Of
five to go to Springfield to operate with the
worlds feis directors in securing favorable
legislation, Il decided also that q com.
mittee should be appointed to endeavor to
settle lake front litigation,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Leapea with HI. mundcun. On,

Nose johnson was arrested by the Chi
ca2o police q few days ago on a charge of
highway robbery committed in Jackson
vile. A policeman was sent to bring him
back FOR trial. On the return ttip the
prisoner asked for a drink of water when
near Bath, aud the officer, thinking him
securely handcutfsd, turned to get it for
him. As o as his back was turned tho
desperate prisoner made IL jump through
the window, ard before the train cou'd he
stopped had disappeared in the darkness.
The officer searched all the balance of the
night, mnsuccessfnily, and returned home
the following morning alone.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
TERRIBLE cLovpsuRsr.
It Isolates the Towns Of Clear Creek Canon.
Colorado, from the World.

It Isolatcs the Towns of Clear Creek Canon,
Colorado. from the World.
In Colorado has occurred a terrible ca.
tastrophe that has temporarily isolated the
towns Of Clear Creek canon from the
world. At midnight an immense cloud
burat near the forks Of Q creek, pouring a
deluge Of water within the narrow walls Of
the mon. It completely demolished the
two iron railway bridges at the forks, and,
as far as can be learned, annihilated all the
structures In the vicinity. Tho RESTAURANT,
the depot and the outhouses were swept
away BY the food. Fortunately, IL 10 be.
lieyed, no lives were lost. The immense
column Of water, laden with wrecksge,
went tearing down the canou with the re-
suit that, from the forks to Golden, there
Is scarcely Q vestiRs Of the railroad left.
Tho greater portion Of the roadbed is
washed away and all means of communal.
ton ass destroyed. After the cloudburst y
furious hailstorm set In, aud il Il reported
that hail . foot deep 10 lying in the canon.
At II o'clock next morning . train loaded
with bridge timben and conveying 400
men left Denver for the scene Of dsstsuc.
ton. Il viii b about three days before
The roads sspairsd.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
THE MARKETS,
Sioux City INV. st mr..

Hoga-Receipts. liz o; official y.ste -tay. /. ,,,.
Market opened l0c higher than Yesterday morn
ing aud Dc higher than the eiosin. last night,
charlottesville. leo; official yesterday. gs:
shipments. 145. Market dull and NIL e al
s s;ss' oh sste e go s e l,oo ; ss.s SsaDJ;. i iS ss.s
s:s5; fair 70 good. ss.s5 $40; stocEers, cnoioe.
y S.00g 10; fair to good. 1915 q 800; interior.
Y Q extra choioe. corn.fed,
in aispSs q eommo 9, f iais % g good, LIS rs;
,mm.:s y ss sigy ss extra choice. Ss.O0aa.l5: co NJ
1mMo94 1l:55g2.2s; veal calves, poor to
South omaha Live Stock.
s.i nsss'S siiis%spa: % ss 81. official f. yes,s.,,.y,
stsady, selling. AZ 1855 s.c5; Ga 4 ut s stSae''
Cat0e-Receipts. 1850: official yest,rIay.
1870; shipments. mono. MnrKet stca IL.
Chicago Live stock.
,j Hcgs--h e ssas h.. 1900; Market weak.
p n,sni; s nd shispipr %i * aoa %s sss heavy
Cattle-Receipts. 1900. Market slow and
steady: Beevcs. AMI steers y. 81; Tosalis,
u 40: Gtockers and feeders, S2.lY s.iU.
Natives. ss.75a5.sG; western, sa.eoss.co ,:e r.s:.
ans, e3.75u5.SO.
Chicago Produce.
Q941sc.
~Corn-Firm; cash, 42Ac; September. 4sc.
Oass-Ftrm: ossh. :al4c: September. sis5a
Rye-Firm; $50.
Barley-NOminally.
Prime Tmothy-F1rm, Al, 10.
Flsx-stsady Ct el.:D.
PI~ovistcoe-Pcr strong; cash $50: sep.
tember. 4llo5. Lard. dr@; cash si.tu: ssn.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
counrERrE,rED RARE COINS.
Discovery of n Gang of Coiners Who Made
THOR Goods I'm Illinois.

Discovery of a Gang of Coiners Who Made
Thor Goods in Illinois.
A gigantic system Of counterfeiting has
it's headquarters in New York, with
branches IN various sections Of the United
States. During the last annual sale Of
valuable aud antique coins by Dealer
Haleztine, of Philadslphia, what to all ape
pearaices stems to be one of the rare sill.
yer dollars, bearing the date of 1906, sold
for $500. This dollar was one Of q number
of spurious pieces that have lately flooded
the market. 1t was sent to the numis-
matte association and examined by an exc
pert. 1t was a dollar Of the date Of 1915"
with the second figure Il" struck out and Q
cipher substituted before the Is" by means
of Il tiny block. This discovery led to an
investigation by the association Of all the
principal coins collected in the
country, and 1t was soon found that o sys-
tematic counterfeiting of rare and
antique United States coins existed some-
where. One OF the sources OF this supply
was found to DO at Neosa, Cumberland
cnu its. II in,is. Last Tuesday q heavy
letter was received by mail at tbs Indiana
priso.i at Michigan City, addressed to Pete
Mccartney, one of the most notorious of
treasury counterfeiters. Tho letter was
from McCartlsy's wife, who had 80 often
engineer Il his numerous escapes from
prison. In the Litter was inelosed n coin
of the date of 1905 wrapped ia Il blue rib
bon. The clerk submitted the coin to an
expert and it was found under q microscopic
examination to be clear aud we'll exc
cutra counterfeit. Chief Bell, of Wash-
nston, was notified of the discovery and
the move nsnts of Nc Cartney's wife 1T
Neoga were watched. It was found that
she Was in league with the counterfelters
and ut last the mint was located in the
garrett OF the house of one Of the citizens
of Neoga who lives on the outskirts of the
city. Tue detectives left the place and its
paraphernalia nndisturbed and it will re-
main so until the others are placed and
tie whole ~corterie of counterfeiters of the
country me captuledin o few days.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

Edmund Yates London cable to the
New York Trbuns, says the western mail
service which the Canadian government
proposes to establish rext sprirg. will have
vessels of 6 1000 tons, capable of attaining
n speed of nineteen knots an hour. The
ports of call in Europe are to be plymouth.
England. and Cherbomrg. France. Canadian
vessels will arrive at the war department
offices from Quebec in summer and either
Halifax or st. John in winter.
During the last month there lave been
large expectations to the United States of
pedigreed Shropshire SHEEP aud several of
the principal prizs winners of the season
have been sent across the Atlantic, all in
steamers. The Pomerania, which sailed
last week, carried across the Atlantic IL very
choice selection of Clydesdales, which
were consigned to various breeders in
Canada and among them was the champion
5-year-old stallion Macara.,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
srANLEY's HOROSCOPE.
a Hardvard ssor Says His Marriage VIII
Prove q Failure.

A Hardware Seor Says His Marriage viii
Prove q Failure.
Considerable comment has been occa.
stoned by the publication of o prophecy
concerning Henry NJ. stanley's recent
marriage, based or astrological calculations
of the exact time of the wedding, which
was 2:l0p. NJ, London time, July IL. Tn.
prophet happens to be connected with
Harvard university and calculated the
horoscope out of mere curiosity. Tho
professor, according to the rules of tho
art, finds the Indications for connubiat
bliss %unpropitious at the time. Venus,
the signi6cator of love and wedding, was
evilly aspected by Saturn and Mars, and
the moon was in o terrible dilemma.
There will be trouble, discord and un.
happiness. even death being feared. The
couple will find their tem%peraments so
different as to cause, sooner or later, an
aversion, and which will aggravate the ex.
plorer's ill-health to grow worse. He will
take a sea voyage shortly, and his exper.
fence will go a long way toward proving
marriage a failure. Besides all this, the
seer says some serious trouble is bre wing
over their heads, which promises someone
great misery.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
a Steamship Goes Ashore and Loses Mails
md Cargo.

The steamship China has arrived at San
Francisco twenty-thlee days from Hong
Kong and thirteen days from Yokohama.
Chinese advices give particulars of the loss
of the steamship Yanstszc, on Saddle
island, one of the Hieshan group. June l3.
The vessel. which belonged to Siemssen
AZ Co., left Hong Kong June IL, for Shang-
hai. with II cargo of bnled yarn, opium and
100000 iii treasure, carrying also Capt.
Tonningscn, twenty-thrco passengers and
seventy. eight souls, all told. The vessel
soon ran into IL thick bank of fog, which
continued all day. About ) O'Clock break
ers were seen ahead, hut the vessel 8 speed
could not DO checked and she ran full
ashore, Shaving in her bottom. Part OF
those on board succeeded in landing that
night, and the others swan to lind the
next morning. The castawavs were we'll
treated by the islanders and were taken OFT
the next morning by the steamship Oanfn,
MI of the mails and IL portion of the cargo
being lost. but efforts are being mada to
save the remainder. The vessel is a total
l.,sS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
SHORT BITS OF NEWS.

srAD1EH & Co., clothing merchants of
New York, have assigned. Liabilities,
$3.50, 600: nominal assets, $9O,0O0.
AN American namel Rogers has been ar
rested ut Tilsit for forgery. 1t is alleged
that his known forgeries number 1GJ.
GENERAL satisfaction is expressed in
Ottawa. Ont, at the attitude assumed by
Lord Salisbury in respect to the Behriug
sea dispute, as evidenced in the published
correspondence.
THE United States circuit court in San
Francisco has rendered u decision reorder-
lug fourteen Chinese returned to China.
They were arrested in Arizona after cross.
ing the border from Mexico.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
lResolve Asain.t Sunday WORK.

Five hundred members of the Brother
hood of Railroad Firemen assembled in a
union meeting at Allyn hall, Hartford,
Coan.. Sunday morning, to discuss mat
ters relating to their business. This ses-
sion was with closed doors. After the
morning business meeting, the delegates
marched in q body to Contra, hall, where
dinner was served. Grand Secretary
Bristol. of Bridgeport, after the morning
session. told the newspaper men that a set
of resolutions were adopted, among other
things pledging the members to do all in
their power to prevent trainmen from
working on Sunday.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Rurne,, AT Sea.

Tho British steamer P%aarandam, from
New York. July l2, for Boiogne and Rot
terdam. has passed. the Isle OF Wight. She
signallcd that the National line steam. r,
Egypt, from New York July 1, for Liver
pool. had been abandoned on fire Mt sea
aud that her crew were on board the Brit
ish bark, Manhattan, from New York. and
would laud at Dover. She did not have
any passengers Oh board.
In addition to the regular crew, there
were OH boord twenty-five cattlemen aud
about 400 head of cattle.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Mysterious Find Mt 81. l.ouis.

The hand and arm of n woman found in
the river ut ST. Louis would seem to indi-
cate that a CHASTITY crime had been COM
mitted. 1t is not likely that the members
came under the dissecting knife of the
medical student, for the colleges are closed
during the summer mouths, and, even
were they not, dissection is not done in
warm weather. The fact that the arm ia
we'll formed and the fingers slender and
tapering would lead to the conclusion that
they were severed from the body Of n
woman WHO was known in the upper walks
of life. The appearance OF the hand and
arm showed they had not been in the water
over forty-eight hours.