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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07

Among the questions which are 10
be asked by the census euumerators
are several requiring individuals TO
disclose whether they are diseased.
physically defective or dependent, or
whether they belong TO the criminal
class, and also whether their homes
are morigaged or not The publica-
ton OF these questions has led TO the
disclosure of the fact that there ex.
lists widespread objection TO answer.
| ing. 10 spite Of the fact that fine il
imposed for refusal To answer. The
ground is taken by the obiectors, and
apparently well taken, that the gov
eminent has no right 10 compel in
dividuals to make disclosures requir
ed under the provision for 4 census
or actual enumeration OF the popula
ton. Be that as It may, the objec
ton TO answering the questions is 81
widespread that II is probable tha
the results OF the census Investigation
into the matters referred to will b
practically valueless. The govern
; ment has evidently attempted to-
much In requiring answers TO thos
questions, and the attempt has broke
down of its own weight The Supel
, ihtendent Of the Census, while relie'
ing the euumerators from the burdei
some duty OF endeavoring to comp'
. answers TO the obnoxious question
announces that legal proceedings
enforce the law wall be instituted ;
the Washington office through th
Department OF Justice. 1t lie nj
likely, however, that proceedings WI
be instituted by the Attorney-Gener
in case the refusals to answer are,
% they promise to be numerous. Bra
y street.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
II Il i 4 u II 81 ssd \ q

Or to Consolidated Implement
Company, Agents for Utah and Southern
Idaho. Houses at Salt Lake City,
Ogden, Logan and Milford, Utah.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
sprng Fever.

At this season OF the year the most
vigorous and hearty people often have
a feeling of WEAKNESS, tired and worn
out. without ambition To do anything,
and many break out in pimples and
boils. What you require is mild
tonic medicine that will act gently on
the liver and blood, and for this, moth
ing equals DR. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They give an activity to the
liver, purify the blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality and
strength 10 the entire system Sold
at % cents box by Behle s. Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
A Sure Cure for PLEA.

Itching Piles are known by mois-
ture like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form a.
we'll as Blind, Bleeding and protrud-
ing, yield at once to DR.. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affects a permanent cure,
SOC. Druggists or mail; treatise free.
DR. Bosanko, Piqua, o. Sold by Behle
& Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
ABACKwOODs WONDER.
A West virginIan Who Has Secret that
Rafiies the Greatest SclentIsts.

A West virginlan Who Has Secret that
Battles the Greatest Scientists.
PnILlpPI, W. Va, May 31.--Three
miles away, over the mountains, Is
the house of @. w. Haunick. 1t is a
fiye.room log house, the exterior mat
ter boarded, but not painted. The
front windows face narrow valley
that is bounded by hills 80 high they
shut out the sun after o'clock. There
is nothing about the house and its
unpretentious yard to attract more
than a passing glance from anyone
who may chance to travel the unfre-
quented country wood that winds its
way lonesomely into the hills beyond,
yet It is full OF curiosities that have
puzzled the nations and set some OF
the brightest minds in the country
thinking. That plain old house is full
of mummies, both of brute and human
beings. Here are mummies that out
rival any that Egypt ever knew. The
Egyptian embalmers wound brains
and blood aud viscera, and wrapped
the clay shell that was left In band
ages, saturated with oils and oint
ments. In this house lie the bodies
Of two adults, natural almost as II
) life, every particle of the skin expose,
TO the air, brains, blood and viscer,
remaining. In the veins and arterie
the blue aud black blood stands on
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
SUMMONS.

III ssss District Court OF the Third District OF
AdaaD. for Bingia n county;
xssasaa A. waddel, Plaintiff,
Aa#K VI addel, Defendant
III Alsx. wsddei. Defendant:
III sha name of the people OF the y. B..
ass &Am Territory OF Idaho;
w.ssa arr notified that there ia now on ile Ia
~ aa8ga&e of the Clerk OF the District Court Of
s4ss Ykaxd Judicial District OF said Territory IN
&sAmMaAmEn county, the complaint OF Louisa a.
M axSsaNA, demanding Judgment against you Tor
sMa Resolution Of the bonds OF matrimony
ssxSm @Masting between y0u and plaintiff. the
@A1a p2@Antin alleges as cause OF action AbAnd'
aaAzaasmt aud non-snpport and cruel treat.
sM@ss7 and that unless You appear ana
Mss@s ~ aaid complaint Within ten days OF the
! am8xs4sA thereof, IL served within bingham
xxss4sssy and within twenty days II served out
IA amaa county out within said district, and u
eag8y GAYS IL served out Of said district ekciu
alive I'll the day OF service, Judgment VIII y
sa&ssa against you by default and plaintln
ssSas massly % the court for the relief demand
III liz ssfAinIins complaint hereln.
III smakimony whereof, !, a. l.. Richardson
Clerk OF the said district court, have
@am8 hsreuuIo set my hand and Afnnee
49, the seal OF said court at blAekfoOi
a&aAsm ahis isth day OF May isso,
A. L. RIoRARDs0s, Clerk.
H. w. AzoPMIns. Deputy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07

as clear and natural as when these
people lived and walked and knew
The passions and emotions of beings.
The finger and toe nails show the pink
.esh of life, and on the cheek OF one
sho died OF consumption the scarlet
mark of that disease remained clear
and distinct For two years exposed
to the air, without decay or odor,
these bodies have lain in this mans
house just above his bed room. His
process is discovery of his own, but
it 10 so simple, he says, that boy OF
is, after single lesson, can do the
work as effectively as the inventor
himself.
The rooms OF Mr.. Haunick, the in
yentor, are miniature museums. In
the door that leads TO his bed room
. huge white cat sits guard, It's
: tongue undecayed lolling out rs If IL
were about TO lap milk. For four
r years that cat has been the sole guard
! OF that lonesome door. On mantle,
in AN attitude Of listening, is young
! deer. Rabbits, pigs, squirrels, chick
. ems and even calf, are TO be SEEM
i all NJ natural as in life, and all pre-.
T served by this wonderful secret. Mr..
a Haunick Claims that in an hour be
: can prepare body without making
. an incision Of any sort, or removing
t any portion Of the body, SO That u
;. may be taken around the world with
|. ont ice or arsenical fluids. These two
l. bodies which lie in modest state 10
h this humble house have turned parch
n ment color with the hurrying OF time
and the eyes have become much sunk
en-. There is no odor, no putting al
20 OF the flesh. The ghostly look is want
RS ing. and one almost feels that II y
TO mot the soliditied clay OF some lon'
d. one hut n wonderful likeness carre'
or by a divine sculptor from some rar
al wood.
es Think of sleeping with these dea'
"a and pctri6ed bodies. But thus is nc
he all that this old wonder-worker OF th
X. mountains does. He can stop deca
er. at any point. Cures ulcers OF lon
is standing BY an external application
he OF this discovery. BY the same pr
nd cess he keeps flesh with ice, salt
" brine. all his meat, butter and egg
in and does the same for his neighbor
Iir- Fruits OF all sorts, vegetables, etC
JUS are kept Just as easily without decs
la and watermclons, Strawberries al
&c peaches and cream are now assure
so for III. Christmas dinner. MIR. Han
hat lex has made little or no effort to p
ION his process, which such learned ms
be as DIR. Cillcy aud Freeman Of this eli
I'm White OF Washington, Doormus
too New York and Hordesly of Wheelin
ose W. Va, pronunce one OF the create
ken discoveries of the age, far ahead
per- what the Egyptians knew, to accom-
lev Indeed Haunick seems 10 regard
len rather as curious experiment th
lpei otherwise Louis Republic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
Bucklen's ArniCa salve.

The best salve in the world for
'Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, CIilhlains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
zion, or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box. For sale by Rehle &
Bon.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07
NOW is THE TIME
TO CLEAN YOUR House.

Leave orders for Kalsomlning,
Z Paper Hanging. Painting &c. Car
p@slng and General Jobing ON Short
@ag Notice.
n leave orders with j. II. Warren,
- Grocery Store next door 70 ID. II.
nj Bleshan.
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DROPPED OUT OF THE KIRMRs.


An AlIuslon to the Entertainment by q
Minister and Its Eject.
Some remarks which were made by
the Rev. Dr.. Cunningham ut the First
rfcabytefiap church on Sunday, and
which evidently referred to the proposed
"Kirmes," or dances Of the nations, to
be given at the Opera house the second
week in December, have caused good
deal Of comment and considerable hustle
among the ladies' interested in that
event, which 10 10 be given tor the bon E.
fit Of the Ladies' Hospital fund. DR..
Cunningham did not expressly mention
the Kirmes, but he alluded to the time
in which it is arranged to occur as a sea-
son OF preparation, in his congregation,
for the Christmas Communion, and i'm
pressed it upon his flock that any world
ly amusement which in.eriered with
that wGu.d be siniyl.
The adnlonition was taken to heart,
and many OF those members OF his
church who were to assist in the spec
tscles at once announced their deter.
mination to withdraw. Most OF them,
perhaps all, did withdraw yesterday.
The result has been to make serious
inroads upon the ranks OF the partici.
pantl, and the ladies who are managing
itwere very active yesterday in soliciting
the eervice OF eubstituteG for those who
had dropped out. The change neces.
eitateG 0onsiderab,e alteration OF the
original plans. =
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Now for the Holidays.

Among the first TO shout Christmas
greetings to the many thousand children
OF America who look forward to the
holiday season with tho many good
thing thut it always bring, is the
United States Baking Company. They
now offer the most attractive, delicious
and novel goods they eyer have had the
pleasure Of placing before On sppreai.
alive public. We take pride and pleasure
in announcing our new "OEildren's
Toys" and "Pinafores," and feel con.
fident that We will please all our little
friends among the children who buy
them. We cheerfully recommend them
10 Re the Eost patriotic food in America
aud far Bettet' ior the young modern
hero than The celebrated black broth
ever was for tho ancient Spartan.
These elegant and novel goods are
made by the Marvin Branch OF Pitts.
hur1h, WHO are tho originators aud own.
ers q the only design Ia tho world,
which Is q sufficient guarantee OF their
superior excellence. They ara being
placed on the market here by the
Wheeling Branch and arc now for sale
everywhere, Do not fail to ask for these
delicious goods,
Yours very truly,
UNITED STATES BAKING Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-25
A LOCAL. COMEDY
To be Produced Il; the Grand sosn by Local
Talent,

To be Produced Il: the Grand sosn by Local
Talent.
For some, time past a number OF prom.
inent ladies' and gentlemen represent.
ing Wheeling's dramatic talent have
been rehearains and arranging for pro.
ducIiop in thia city OF new three act
muaical comedy entitled * Eo7ing
Glove" The comedy was written by a
popular Wheeling gentleman, who cent
copy oil the manuscript to well known
theatrical author and manager in New
York, who read it and was so much
pleased with it shat he has arranged a
date here for Its production, when he
will DO here for the purpose of seeing
Just Yhay there Is ir it. II the comedy
when put on ia as funDy IS il appears to
him in the manuscript, he will put it on
the road in elegant shape.
The date secured for the production OF
"a Boxing Glove" here is Thursday
evening, December 1, at the Grand
Opera House. The comedy has been
pat on n o!hey towns in tic vicinity,
and the peop!d a!e we'll up in their
parts. There are no sparrlng exhibi-
tons or anything OF the kind, as one
might judge from tho name, but lots OF
fun, music aud dancing. "a Boxing
Glove" ahculd pack the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-25
SENSATIONAL Rullups


Concerning well hnUwn Firm bRtisfnc'
ioriiy EspIainsI.
For two or three days past there have
been sensational rumors ailoat concern.
Ing the financial standing OF tho well
known contracting firm Of Paige, Carey
4 Co., which is now doing the work Of
construction on tho Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Railway Company's line
and tunnels, and on tho city's new
bridge aefoas the creek at Main
street. These rnnors came 10 the
ears OF 1NrELLloEScER reporters
last week, but were set at
rest by inquiry, md nothing was said
about tho matter lest IN incorrect and
unjust impression might be made by 70.
ferring TO tho rumors at all. Yesterday,
however, the reports seemed to have
gained more general circulation and 10
have taken on new forms. A reporter
therefore called on Mr.. Lathrop, OF the
firm, Mr.. Carey, the resident partner,
being out OF town, and asked him about
the stories.
Mr.. Lathrop said It was true tho wages
for October had not yet been paid. There
IL due for work in that month about
$4,000. 1t wrs by tho firms custom
due the men last Saturday, but they
were told before that day that they
would not then be paid, and none Of
them objected. On Saturday, however,
five or Elk Huugarians took a notion to
quit work, and they undertook to stir up
row, but did notaucceed, though prob.
ably Lthtir action caused the talk 10
become more active,
The men will probably DO paid 10.
morrow and given holiday on Thanks.
giving, The firm has ample resources
and capital, but about million and a
third dollars Of It's atsets are locked up
just now by litigation, and the furry in
commercial circles made 1t difficult for a
day or two 10 get the ready money
needed, but 1t was forthcoming, and
without resort to the concerns backing,
which is up in the millions.
The difficulties In which the North
River bank, Of New York, became in
volved, added to the temporary tightness
of funds, as Mr.. Paige was Director in
that bank and a part Of the FIRMS assets
were tied up there. However, Mr..
Lathrop showed several kilograms plac.
ing at the diapcsal OF Paige, Carey 4 Co.
here large sums Of money, and referring
to GONE OF the leading capitalists OF the
country as to the firms standing. There
can be no doubt that the concern 10 ns
eoia SIS q rock, and everybody who has
heard Ipmofs TO The contrary will be
| glad to know this,
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ohio Clemhncenn cn.sn

OF Dumas sensational drama, WHICH
Is to he seen ct the Opera house this
evening, the Washington Pay says: The
play is constructed out OF the usual
French material Of love and intrigue,
and the senss OF dramatic effect which
Dumas so pre-emlnently poasesses is
shown in almost every scene. 1t is
deeply interesting in its major motive
and brightly interesting in its incidental
leatuteS. It differs from Camille" in
the fact that itreveals womsn's decline
from innocence and purity instead OF
her elevation through the refining in.
lluence OF a guilty but unselfsh passion.
Miss aura Biggar played the principal
part, Ia, very effectively, both in tbe
earlier sceneu when CHG 'was y very aft
less girl and lister on when she hecame o
woman who purchased luxury at the
coat OF her honor. Tho audience packed
the house to the doors last night, and
despite the fact that the model scene
was not as thrilling as most OF those
present expected, there was enough
raciness in the play to evoke vigorous
and frequent o1tbursis Ct APPLAUSE.
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J.B. Loughran, ex-Mayor OF North
Des Moines, and the Locust street man u.
facturer Of steam engines and boilers,
said: II had severe attack OF la grippe.
| used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chanberlain's Pain Balm to
my breast. These remediey we're Just
the thing in my CAGE. My child had
Group some yearl ago, and we used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then We have never been
without these medicines in our house.
l had cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
we're printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had 9 deep.se3ted cold snd q terrible
cough, and VIII lc setti1g up the copy be
made up his mind to buy bottle. 1t
cured bis cough, and that was the first
time I ever knew anything OF Chamber
lain's remedies. / have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own eS-
neriance and thu. Of ny iarpily con-
vinees. ip6 tli4t these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be utrong
language, but that Ia what l Think
For sale by W. W. Irwin, O. r. Goeize,
j. Klari, Q. Schnepf and NJ. W. Helm
rici. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-25
MARTINS FERRY.
Looking to the Future-Psrionnl and Eusi.
.HF.' ness fnfptfironr,

w 49, "hat anu Ibusls
ness Intelligence.
Icy, Father s. s. Mattingly Is slowly con.
/, a, 4 Chinese I, laundry has been opened on Han.
For salc-Youug fresh COW. VIII be ,old
cheap. Apply Box 30, Martins Ferry.
The sale Of seats for the n. Y. Symphony Club
on Friday night Will commence al .Ong's drug
store tomorrow att pm. M -
Alexander & ueinleln. tho attorneys for Mrs.
bhniley, VIII argue Tor reduction OF her bali
ID tnc Probate Cont TO morrow. n
large bell, with mellow tone. Is being mt
nv on VIC Ihifd ward school house, It's lager
thhh inc one on tho Central building. ~
John McMeleu, OF the Standard oil COMPANY,
was here yesterday, on his teturn from the ter.
pointers. '''''I V
Union Thanksgiving services will DO held IN
inc PIesbyterihn church gu Thursday at 1880 4.
m m inc sermon VIII DO preached by Rev.
Charles O'S!cra, rector OF 81. laul's. :
Rcy. Z. +. Walker. formerly pastor Of the
Pfcfbytcfian CHURCH. has left Parsons, Kan, md
1ken charge OF the church at. Fort Collins, Col.
Ind. IHl'f.H 49, - = ''+" a.
AZ last nights meeting Of tho Board OF Educa.
tinh Jus resignation OF Nj. Edward Mansbarget
~ member OF the Board was received aud &C,
Copied; The rcport Of the Superintendent
showed an enrolment OF 100 pupils.
The young Republicans arc already talking Of
organizing n big marching club for lSyi, ray In
aWcekly or monthly fec. drill occasionally and
" PREPARED turn out In good style. with the
the time comes. I'-''' - -
NJ. Andrcs Gotnchalk Is out on trim for the
buckeye glass works, the iliSt this season, BuSl,
heAs mas been so GOOD AZ the Buckeye that /,
kept inc company huSlllng 10 MI tho mail
9tueIs INC sale OF lamps this season has been
| lar greater than ever anu they continue 10 sell
well. The sale OF Hints is also large. :"
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CHARGED WlrN KIDNAPPING.

George NfcAdams In Hoe on n scriou,
Accusation.
Yesterday Sam Lucas, an old man who
lives at Mogudsyille, came to police
headquarters and said tha. on Sunday
his daughter, Effie Rena Lucas, aged IS,
had been taken away from home, and
had spent the night on boat house
with two Of the McAdams boys, and
perhaps others; that Frank McAdams
had taken her to the boat.
Officer Donnelly went out and
found the girl and George McAdams.
He did Rot catch Frank. The man took
his daughter home, and George was
locked up. Lucas said he would swear
out a warrant at Moundsville for the
two pep on the charge OF abduction.
He toot the matter very hard, and all
who saw him were Affected by hi3 'eof.
row over the matter, and hoped the
guilty partieG would be brought to severe
punishment.
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STONY" lnEey and Anthony Connors
were arraigned before Squire Arele yes.
terday afternoon on charge OF attempt
ing 10 steal watch. The evidence in
dictated that II anybody mpde snch an
attempt it was third party, not yet ar.
rested, and DuGey and Connors were
discharged.
A man was brought before Squire
4rsle yesterday charged with obtaining
money wager false pretenses. A Mrs.
Otton, 4 Germal, paid he sold her
pair OF speotacles representing them to
be gold. lie said he told her they wnIe
gold plate. 1t seemed tobe case OF
misunderstanding, Cue to her lack OF
knowledge OF English, and the man was
discharged, taking buck the spectacles
and givingher bask the money.
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BElIlAlltR,
AL Sorts OF Local News Rnd GossIp from
f.fna. re,

All sor,. ~ I,,ni No..
III. Cha, c,,v
A' u'' e'J'
). GeofSe Robinson VIII send big lot OF brick
H r," cm iu'
cd,,,5 9,iDney company getting stone from the
LIQUID tunnel on tho T., q. 4 st. l.. railway.
Mrs. r. G. Myer was oyercono nv ma bo.,
wai!e at church Sunday night, aud lainicd.
There arc only twenty.sS divorce csso, bcio,e
the present term Of court. and 70 her cent Of
those engaged were married at IVES, AicsSn t
ta' .s' sr.F III
The horse OF A. Elotz became uumanapcsb,c
u! the river yesterday and Kicked itimseif nnt NJ
the shafts, V
VIII Cation WIN ,b., ,y,,,,o -,.o.
no one snoSarInS sgetr "i H., hSin' was iet 90,
has his gun. ''' 'Ds 'A'!o'
Several f,mi,Ios ,-or, ~,
rIup have m"y.I tac .MT lneetsor OF west VII;
StcuLenriiIc o''d 's'sH"! Toronto anu
,m'o,
Ailiea Kodeier had one les badly skinned
ABOVE inc Knee at the Ere. lie was thrown
down by The hose.
William llowscr an employc a, tho STAINING
Company, Ind one OF his feel badly ',ns"hrh ",
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment Iu and About
tho City, ~.

Matters OF Minor Moment in md About
tho City.
OrKrA HOUSE this evening-"The
Clemcnceau Case"
WoRk on the channel pier OF the now
bridge was pushed rapidly yesterday and
last night.
THE Thanksgiving sacks TO hold do.
nations for the Children's Homo were
distributed yesterday.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give itsannual Thanks.
giving bali at the Turner hall tomorrow
evening. r
X. n. ScARLorr, OF Martins Ferry,
notified the police here yesterday that
he had lost his watch In Wheeling, or It
had been stolen.
"sl PLuNKARD" was given at The
Grand last night TO good house.
There will be no other performance
there till Thursday afternoon.
COMPLAINT was made yesterday that
Ed Ilalpin had stolen two pictures from
Mollie Boyd's house. The police were
notified to keep lookout for him.
A WATER pipe in the alley between
the INTgLLidESCgR Office and the Opera
House bnrsted Saturday, and the water
hos been flooding things in the vicinity
sincs.
IN Part II OF tho Circuit Court yester'
day 10 Webb pleaded guilty on four In
dictments for selling liquor on Sunday
and was fined $50 In one case and SO In
s,ch OF the other three. AZ
IT Is understood that Mr.. W. B. Simp
son, OF the firm Of Simpson 4 Hoge. has
sold his interest In the firm 10 W. 3
Hicks, Of Cameron, and will retro from
business the first OF the year.
TIE President OF the Bellsire stamping
works Is already in receipt Of commun
ication from the gas booming sections
offering special inducements 10 the com
pany to remove the establishment.
A BAND Of gyps;es with several gooi
horses but six or eight OF the moo
dilapidated and disreputable looking
wagons ever Eeen, passed through tn
city yesterday afternoon and campet
east Of town.
THERE were rumors aAoat yesterday o
criminal assault ona woman near thI
Baltimore 4 Ohio watch house on Bali
more street, about 7:SD o'clock Sunda.
night. People in that neighhorhoOs
say they heard a woman screaming, bu
know nothing further OF the trouble.