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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
NOTES Faoa ApAIn.

Mr. Peplin we are glad to state, Is im'
proving ana we hope viii soon be ont again
Mr. clark, the retiring agent. proposes 10
remain IN Adalr for the present at least, aud
if he succeeds In finding something 80 DO 70
keep tho Wolf from the door pc VIII remain
with rs permanently
we have new agent, Mr. o q shepherd
son. who halls from mp near Chicago. on the
Wabash railway, Mr. Clark having been
checked out on account Of having let 3 train
get by for which he held orders
We'll, we 'aint dead yet. Jim liarmon's
residence Is going up and tho lumber is being
hauled to erect a large and commodious build
ing for farm Implements which viii be oeeu-
pied by Perry Bros, They will represent the
Mccormick harvesting Machine Co. aad viii
carry a full stock Of harvesting and reaping
implements Yea aud there are one or two
other improvements in the air, that we can't
just nov give away, but Iho near future viii
reveal.
On Sunday. March !, the christians tcom-
monty known as Complexities or Desciplee)
organized n church at this place aud are now
an organized body We are glad to note this
move and commend them for having taking the
lnIllAlhfA hktl III Niin hNitNANNH . AN AAN"hs
terlans. Methodists ana UplversaIsts are ex-
pecled 20 follow mp at an early day. or the
Presby yterians and unlyerfaisis we cannot
give dates at present bnt tho Methodists ron
template organizing class the first Sunday IN
April at which time they viii hold their quar-
tery meeting AZ this placo.
-On account OF the inelemency Of the wealth
er asst Saturday the proposed allotment meet
ing WINS postponed until Saturday March "A,
az which time we hope 90 see a large and en-
thusiastlc meeting and hear the welkin ring
with eloquence. The allotment IA coming to
be the absorbing question Of the day in these
parts and it mnst be settled pro or con And
now while everybody else Is proposing names
for principal and second chief | want to try
my hand bt the game How does this pair
strike youP For principal chief Capt J. j.
Martin Of Grand river bottom. the grand old
man OF the grandsst natural Edrn in this beau
tifnl territory And for second chief Zehe
Proctor OF Gomgsnske district. with these
two As wheel horses TO lead the van the aIlot- /
mont question will soon he settled and settled /
right
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
THE W. Q. T. U. DEPARTMENT.
Conducted by tho Organization
at Vinita.

Che following are The Officers Of the
W c. 7. L, Of Ninila: Mrs. W. W.
Miller, president; Mrs. l. w. Rivers
and Hiss B1elcker. vicc-presidents;
/ ~. UtarN, treasurer. the nnion meets
every two weeks a. the homes of dif-
ferent membeis AN ladies' are in
viled To attend as visitors ar members
Of the union. The union viii hoh its
next meeting a, Mrs W. W. llilcr's,
Wednesday, March I'M, at four p. m.
New York City is estimated to have
saloon for every l2j Of its people. and
a protestant church for each 1 600.
DO you ask what will educate your
children? Your example will educate
them.
"a great deal Of the time the Lord
expects Us to be plowing NE are wan
tonly scattering seed, and then we
vaguely wonder at the smallness Of
the harvest"
The liquor traffic is no friend to the
workman, so far as employment is
concerned. 1t gives occupation to
fewer men than any other business in
proportion to lis capital orexample,
the annual output Of brewery esii.
mated at S50)0,0)0 omploys but $50
men, while an iron ore works of the
same capital requires 1900 laborers.
number Of our exchanges are dis
cnssing whether they should write
prohibition with big "P" or lutle
"p." We suggest they write it right.
Prohibition AS principal is a noun.
common, and should be written with
little ''p." The Prohibition party is
noun, proper, and should be written
with a big "P."-New Era.
You are right as far as you 20. but
both Prohibition and Party should be-
gin With capitals, for il is capital
party and will be the biggest "P" in
the whole political pod wncn grown 49,
Tho Patrol.
The editor Of the Button UndD
Bugle has a voting record that is hard
to beat. lie was twenty. one October
-, 1880, and has voted every prcsiden.
fiai election since Ills candidates
were: john Quincy Adams, William
Writ, William Henry Harrison, James
g. Birncv, Martin Van Buren, John z.
Hale, John G. Fremont, Abraham
Lincoln, Ulysses :. Grant, Rutherford
b. Hayes. lanes 4 Gatfeld John 2
st. John. Clinton B. Fisk. Although
eighty-one wears old he bids fair TO
vote for a lew more presidential candi-
dates yet, as he Is in good health aud
with capiiaily preserved faculties.
This he attributes to his total absii.
nence life.
The Missouri Court Of Appeals has
rendered a decision that private clubs
selling liquor TO members must have a
license. Its thought this Nin close
mp hundred or more such institu-
tions in St. Louis alone; most Of them
we're organized expressly to evade the
license. As the general belief has been
that such clubs could sell liquors to |
members without license.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
Railroad Ohaaroa-

An important change isto takc place
at this end of the risoo railway IN II
few days. b. +. Walker, station agent
at this place is to be succeeded by A.
L Diefendorf, from Red Fork. Mr..
Walker has been promoted by Col.
TAYLOR to the position Of travelling
stock agent but will continue to have
his home at Ninita. Bert" is not
only a good railroad agent but pnpu-
lar one and has great many friends
who will be glad TO learn OF his promo
ton. The changes arr to take place
by the 10th inst. Mr.. Diefendori has
family and they will move here with
out delay.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
ma CABIN lrEas.

THE dance RnhenWfr given BY John Skill
man and lady was grant snccess,
Mr. Yurk has finished hia now iouse aud
moved therein
There Is splendid opening here for a good
blacksmith shop
"A grocery store Is wanted Of this place.
MIR DHii's tenants have built lne house
and barn AID have broke 100 acrea and are pre-
pairing to break l1a acres more
--slas Bluejaekel has erected a house near
this place and is preparing TO fence and break
400 ac es :or n wheat farm. Come again, siiaa.
The NJ X. & 7. railway viii erect stock
pens and place an agent here.
There have bcon tweniy-one claims located
near BIZ Cabin tlfls spiins and fourteen fami-
lies have moved in. principally from Missouri.
Come on boys WehhYe plenty OF room and
want TO see the reaper take the mower place.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
CLaRrNoRE NOTES.

The proiractcd meeting has clo.ed.
Negro minstrel show in towa last week.
New barber shop in town, W. }. Taylor
proprietor,
Your roads leading into Claremore are all
10 De worked.
Miss Leona Reavis is teaching the West
Paiat s.l,nnl
Joe Buaheyheai got his leg broke recently
while play ing foot ball.
Joe u Laaay has just completed a twenty
foot addition Co his store.
jas. Pettigrsw was in town last week look
ins after the Interests Of the Muskogee court.
Mr.. C.. D. ward aud family have moved to
their farm on outer creek Eve miles below
town.
Miss Annie BuzSard has returned home
aner an absence oftwo weeks, visiting friends
snd relatives IN Missouri.
The sanders hotel changed hands March
Let. J. ". sanders retiring aud Jno. Coody
or Tahleqnah taking charge.
March ?, 1881.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
Hustling Things.

Uncle Jim Cleveland was in from
Nat Skinner's big ranch this week and
took home two loads Of provisions
which included 1000 pounds Of flour.
Before leaving he came up and snb-
seiibed for the paper for Tom Howell,
an oil friend at Chillicolhe, Mo. Mr..
Cleveland Is a "hang.up farmer and
has 200 acres Of ground ready for
corn and is also taking in i5) acres
more land which will be broken up
this season. Several thousand head
of cattle are expected At the ranch
within few days
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
cowsKIN PRAIRIE SolBs.

Judge Clngan ls freely spoken Of FOR chief.
Miss May Yrargain visited people At home
Saturday and sunday.
Mrs W. r Maycs suspended school last
week on account Of measles
WIN Erwin and family viii icnye In few
days for Washington ten ritury
a grand revival Is heirg conducted At sa-
ger church several old black sheep have
jumped into the fold, with prospects Of more
following
"A delapdatod, sorry looking politician,
and the champion Of the Gus cause, and whose
ambition has only been sealed by hanging
around the coat tails or council committees.
returned from 1ahleqnsh, where he had been
to hssist Gus IN soiiiug the world on IRE
March p lanI
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

Again has death come when least
expected, multiplying the mystery
which surrounds mans existence and
at the same time Strengthening the
conviction that this life IS not all.
Mrs. Frank McSpaddcn, scarcely ayear
wife and but a month 4 mother, died
on Wednesday evening Of last week,
February 26th, al her homei Chelsea,
Of puerpera peritonitis In this dark
est hour which comes tuman me young
husband will be joined in his sorrjw
by that Of friends in every walk Of lie.
May the winds indeed be tempered to
the little innocent who willucyerknow
mother love nor mothers care.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
IyGEnSeL1 on CtLlFONNiA.


Ina recent magazine article, Mr.. Ernest ln-
gcrsou the noted writer, says;
tes ciuscly re5emntes tns, 100 I-stlr- lts rpu"-
hIl, is constant. and it. dryncs rs proven
hial lhe only complaint made is that it is
too nearly perfect Residents nred BOO Tine
eastern ttatcs confess now and then tnot "a
rous.pg storm would give them grateful
sensation But Tins sentiment meets with mo
favor from t g man who has Iast ncd irom o.
aaperAuity of wetues- and chilling gales. To-
him perpetual summer seem- perpetual para
disc. and 10 the Invalid ircodlng thc advance
Of disease tbe stil and arid atmosphere is as
the breath flife %
The most comfortable way GO reach the pa-
cia eoast is yia santa to route weekly cN-
eursions in Pallman tourist slccprrs at low
rates Apply 70 q 7 Nicholson, G T. At.
a Topeka kas, for folicr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
SU>Koorr couRr AND GENERAL NOTES.

-Wm- Thompson, a colored mau OF this
place, was recently convicted st Fort smith
on charges OF selling and Introducing As this
is his second and third orense he will probably
be- given trip over the road.
Rev. Mr. Danneily. lecturer for tie juris-
diciion Of Arkansas grand lodge A. D. "A.
M has consented to conduct series Of meet
iags this week at the NJ r. church. south lie
is az able an4 Impressive speaker snd . moss
csiimshle gentleman
John McAuiiy lived. until one year since.
two miles cast o. ihis place Tie Is an ex.un.
Jon soldier and WAS arrested charged with at
tempting Co dcfraud Che government ont of a
iaaaion D. ialse SWEARING We escaped aud
has since been scouting until be capture =
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

Tesae rccrully 10 u NOW Va JAN AZ Dalias
awaiting transportation 70 re smlihfor trial.
There Is nltie CONT business. The two
examiners who have brcn here lr some time
past seem to have put veto on those iriyolouA
easesi snrh 40 smiling 10 church and swearing
az o neigtbur uetoas o rnruhpld.
March B. 1881
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

heard Of the CUricUnA RENEDiEs. and after using
two bottles CUTIcURA REsoLyENr, could sec a
change; and after / had taken four bottles, / WAS
almost cured and when ! had used six bottle Of
CuriruBA REsoLvENr, one box Of CUricURA, and
cne cako of CUTiCuRA SOAR, / was cured Of tho
drealfal disease from which had suffered for five
Sears. ~ cannot express with pen what suffered
before usiH the REMEDIES. They saved my life, aud
] feel IL ms duty 10 recommend them. My hair Is
restored a. good as ever, and so IL my cycsight.
NRs. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City Iowa.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
FRou MarsvILLE.

-oat sowing.
Corn is plenty AMI selling a. soc.
The trade on The PR capitals thing Of the
past with us. Everybody traded ont
The Mitchell Spring school d doing wclI
under TIE efficient management of J. w
Chandler.
Mr. Harrison, one ofou Oil residents.
has moved with bis family near she railroad
above Niuiin
IA drunken melee last FRIDAY one stop
afail-bioaa. So sea rTsfiy hsiiv by Dave
owens. smother fuli-bioud
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

hair an fDll out, until / was
entirely ball-hcadcl, &c then
broke out ON my arms and
shouldcrs, until my arms were
just one sore. IL covered my
entire body, my face, head,
aud shoulders being tho worst.
The white scahs fell constantly
from my head, shoulders, and
arms, the skin would thickcn
and be rcd and very itchy,
and would crack and bleed
II scratched. After spending
many hundreds of dollars, /
was pronounced iucuruble. /
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
Commissioners Meson's Court.

Henry Hanisou, gaming; recognized.
A P Potter, iresDass; discharged
James Duncan, manning steer; recog-
nized.
Chas Eaton and Albert wbiteturkey,
introducing, recognized.
SD Carter vs. Henry Highiman; dis
missed
VIM Harreil rs c Meyer. replevin;
judgment for defendant for the pro-
perfy and u cents.
Willis Ryder vs. Noah Lewis and Jim
Young, iepleviu; judgment for plain
uG aud SIS damages.
Married --Wm Il Farnsworth and
Edna Farnsworth; Geo " Shell and
Anna Wilkinson; Johu Woods aBd
Jane sudden.
License-James N Hall aud Jennie
oiringfellow.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
Cuticura ResolYent

The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse
The blood of all impurities and poisonous olcmonts)
pnd turICuRA, the great skin Cure, and CUrIcURA
SOAR, an exquisite skin Boautiher, externally 20
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair) have
cured thousands Of cases where the shedding OF
1eacs measured a quart daily, the skin cracked,
bleeding, burning, and itching almost beyond
endurance, hair liteless all gone suffering terri
BILE. What other remedies have made such cures?
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrICURA, Soc; soar,
26e., REsoLyENr, 81. Prepared hy the Potter
DRuG ANn CHEMICAL CoRPoRArIoS, Boston.
RS send for " How TO Cure Skin Diseases" Ga
pages 30 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
WANTS, roR SUE, LOST. srnArrO, STOLEN

tEach notice. ofihe character indicated, not
exceeding FlFTY WORDS will be inserted two
weeks under this heading for WHY CENrs
FOR SALE II have for sale one handred and
thirty head of two year old steers. Parties
desirous OF purchasing such cattle Will DO waII
TO call az nay place i've miles northwest az
Adair. I. I. GOV kELEM 2--2a.
STRA1ED. "A roam steer. years old next
spr ngf mashed on lcft hip and thIeh
o. crop and underbit each year tonc may
have splitl Information leading 90 recovery
will be thankfully received. j. 3. Warren.
Adair, / a. e3-21f
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

United States Of America. Indian Territory
Before Hon. Ches. u. Mason. L =. Com
missioner.
Lee Barrett Plaintiff,
vs. No. 1885,
Frank p IIuiis. Defendant \
The defendant Frank B llulls. Is hereby
warned 90 appear ln this court on the llil day
OF March, lsAl, and answer the complaint n
the defendant Lee Barrett or The same uill
he taken a. truc and Judgment rendered accor-
dinghy. lNAs. n MASON
a. y tommissiuuer.
AEIN s IlHnlLs, AT Us for PIN $500
Chealham's Ts1ielcss Chill Tonic
has stood the lest Of time and proven
hsel worthy Of O place in every house-
Lold. IL never fails 90 cure chills. Put
up IN - and + cent bottles Cure
guaranteed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05
TTNiTED STATES CONNlssIONER,
ou. TAYLOR. JR..

District of 4, Kansas. Will practice
before the 7 - courts at Muskogec
FL. smith and Yin 'ita. Also author
lied to take bonds nd application for
marriage license. o lice near Sanders
hotel, CIaremole, L. T.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

OwrA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-05

{ nited States Of America. Indian Territory
Before Hon Ches a. Mason. L =. Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
THB NEW MANUFACTURIN0 TOWN.
The Directors OF the Cooperative Company
VIII Locate IL In Tennessee.

WAsHINerov. d. c.. Nov. 6.-At a meeting
OF the board OF directors of the Cooperative
Town Company OF Tennessee. consisting Of
Hon Robert p Porter (presdent). Senators
Carlisle and Harris. Hon. II. g. Hansbrough.
BENJAMIN Butterworth. Louis 4 McComgs
and Colonel A. Il. Britton. held in this CITY
to-day. il was definitely decided 10 locate the
new manufacturing town in Eastern Tennes-
see. Tho location IL at tlzabethton in the cele-
brated Watauga valley on the Watauga and Doe
rivers. In addition 10 upwards of 5000 acres
Of town site lands, it was also decided TO pur
chase ID. 900 acres of iron ore. granite and
timber lands IN the immediate vicinity. max
ing ID all over 20, 900 acres and covering what
Is conceded TO he the richest mineral portion
~ the valley. and section in which experts
claim after careful investigations, Bessemer
and the highest grades of steel can be manu-
featured cheaper than in any other part of
the nited States.
The ore lands purchased by the company
are rich in brown homatto to supplement the
famous Cranberry Bessemer steel ores which
are located directly above the town site The
delay in making the location, the directors
say. was due 10 the great care exercised in
examining at least thirty sites in Eastern
Tennessee alone. The officers of the
company have given their personal at
tenton 10 an examination Of each Of
these sites and In reaching the decision
as to the Watauga Valley are thoroughly con
ylnced that 10 better selection could be made
for manufacturing, commercial and resident
purposes There are within the limits of the
town site alone four to five miles Of superior
water power. and Little Stony creek. also on
the coinpaDy's property. will supply an end
less quantity Of water for domestic uses.
All railway lines for the Doe mountain
country so famous for the mineral wealth
must pass through Elizbethton and the
Watauga Valley In addition 10 the road
already in operation which connects the COM
panys property with important railroad sys-
TENS several new railroads are in course Of
completion. Roads already graded and partly
laid will connect direct with tho Norfolk and
Western railroad, the East Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia railroad and
the Charleston. Cincinnati and Chicago
railroad TO the coalfelds of Big Stone Gap.
Other roads have been projected and will un-
dOubtedly be built running. to AsheWlle. n.
c., Erwin, Tenn. Embreyille Tenn. and
Mountain City. The completion Of the
Watauga Valley branch of therailroad already
built TO Wilkesboro, n. c.. distance Of
about sixty miles. will open the way from this
locality direct to the coast, with either Nor
folk, Va, or Wilmington, n. c.. as objective
points
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
TBNNESSEE MINERS DEMANDS.
They Want Check Weighmeu Employed 20
Record Their Work.

NAsHvuEE, Tenn. Nov. 6.-Being rid of
convict labor competition. at least for the
present. tho East Tennessee miners are look
Ing around to sec how they can improve their
condition ia other WAYS As q result they
have demanded of every owner that re-
cords of their work be kept by a check weigh
man.
A strike has resulted at the Thistle mine.
owned by the Tennessee Mining Company,
which also owns the Brlceville mine, and it is
feared that all the miners in the district will
strike. The recent disturbances have greatly
injured East Tennessee.
There have been received at the State prison
f0rty-seven cOnyicts from Somerset, Ky
fifty-seven from Chattanooga, and four from
MddlesborOugh, Ky, all Of whom had been
released by the miners at Coal Creek, Brlce-
vile and Oliver Springs.
The action of the Governor in regard to
the mining troubles still holds the attention of
the entire State The only visible activity
il recapturng the freed conyicts. No one
seems to know what decisive steps will be
taken, but IL IS generally believed the con-
yicts will 90 back into the Coal Greek Valley
in few days under strong escort and re-
build the stockades. Governor buchanan
has not said what he intends doing, and no or
ders are known TO have been issued 10 the mill
tsrv but they acknowledge that marching
orders would not surprise them at any mo-
ment The entire brigade is ready for the
signal. The prevalent opinion is that
there will be open resistance 70 the
military occupying the valley, yet
there is decided feeling of un-
certainty as to the result of the appearance
of the soldiers in the mining regions. Ii IL
understood that the lesses insist upon resum-
ing operations at once, and in case the Gov
ernor complies with the demands an advance
towards Coal Creek Valley may occur AZ any
moment. Up 20 last night one hundred ana
twenty-seven of the released conyicts were
returned to Nashville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
ALCOHOL CONQUERED GOLD.
Col. Mines, One OF Keeley's Patients, Dies in
tho WorkhOuse.

tn6 hOf
NEW York. Nov. G.-One Of DR. Keeleys
bichloride Of ieoldcure patients -a.man whose
complete reformation was heralded in all
the newspapers few months ago-died at
the workhouse yesterday morning of alcO-
hoism.
Colonel John +. Mines. l.. J.. D.. was ar
rested Tuesday evening and committed
Wednesday TO the 0Orkhouse for FIVE days.
He was suffering from alcoholism at the time,
and his condition became so bad that short y
after his arrival he was taken TO the hospital.
Then he had alcoholic fits IN quick succession.
He succumbed to the last of these early yes
terday morning.
Colonel Mines was man Of brilliant mental
gifts but his whole life was marred by his one
unfortunate falling lie was born about fifty
five years ago in Troy. it Is believed, and was
a graduate Of Trinity College. Hartford, and
the General Theological Seminary in this
city. Later he was ordained minister in the
Episcopal Church. but abandoned this to 60
into journalism. lie was connected with
newspapers at Troy Albany and'in this city,
being widely known by sketches under the
name Of Felix Oldboy A collection Of them
is now in press, for publication in book form,
by HArper's.
The sad death Of Colonel Mines is interest
ing IN the respect that 1t raises the question
as 70 permanence Of the gold cure in cases Of
chronic alcoholism. Colonel Mines was Of
the brightest of the men that were cured by
Or. Kelley. From the day that he came out
of tho institute. Mines was one of the Doc
tors strongest friends. He sang his praise on
all occasions and even did more than that
A long article signed by him appeared in the
North American Review telling about DR..
Kelley and the good that has been accom-
plished by his own individual case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-07
Fury OF u Woman betrayed.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov "a special from
Memphis says Pony Saunders, "a well-known
saloon-keeper and politician, died in st. Jo-
sephs Hospital to-day of injuries inflicted by
his wife. Last Wednesday Mrs. Saunders. sus-
pecting her husbands infdehty, wentto earl
Willis house and found him in the woman 8
room. She gave her q terrible beating. She re-
turned home and when her husband came in
Mrs Saunders heated "a kettle of water. Mr..
Saunders went to sleep and was awakened by
his wife pouring the boiling water on the
lower part of his body. lie was horribly
scslded and taken TO the hospital He be-
came delirious, and yesterday jumped from
the second story of the building. breaking
both legs. His injuries resulted fatally to-day.