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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

water and had then been oxidixed.
ANY Indications Of that kind / con-
slider would bring the class under the
head Of suspicious water.
Tho fourth class would he impure
water. which would Include any tuTbld
and had smelling water, with suspend
ed matters not eaeily separated by
coarse filtration, also dissolved organic
matters above two grains per gallon
especially n OF animal origin, or large
indications OF IA y acids, ammonia,
etc, all Of which indicate the passage
OF organic matters, animal In all
probability, into such waters.
To sum up would propose as pop
ular division:
Ist--Pure and wholesome waters,
such M are found at West Bountiful
in our largest and best flowing artesian
wells.
gnd-Upable waters, such AZ our City
Creek aud Emigration Canyon waters
from which our city supply Is largely
taken.
Srd-suspicious, waters Ms tho Salt
Lake and Jordan Canal and the Jor'Ian
River water above the sewer outlet.
ith-Impure waters, such as We
unu IN tnc JOIubu hhNtt 'ei"N wv
sewer outlet. This latter meete
all the indications Of tho 3th
class. turbid and bad nmeiling,
for this water, M we gathered sam.
pie below the sewer outlet, showed
dark and turbid condition and tmellcd
70 badly that tho operation Of taking
the wafer from the stream was any
thing but pleasant one, and the APP
pearnnce OF the stream, nj beat slug.
glsh one, thickly studded through all
ia perceptiblc parts with large aud
small focal masses NO ploniifuily that
In dipping for the specimens for ana
lytical purposcs we could net secure
dippor full without these masses being
largely apparent In each part taken.
You state In your paper ON the an
alysis OF this water from the Jordan,
that In your opinion n human being
would be greatly exposing himself to
take n drink Of the Jonian water be-
low the sewer outlet, and while this
will be- readily taken for granted, l
may state here that the stencil from
this sewer.polluted river will cndanger
the health OF all people living con.
tlguoua to II and not only these but the
entire city will be made TO suffer N this
menaco To life and health IN not In
some manner nbatod.
You further ask my opinion as TO
the effect II would have upon milk
taken from cows who, constantly drink
this sewer impregnated water. l Will
give my opinion In the following state
ment, and make the eiatement
without fear OF successful contradiction;
There IN not a civilized community In
the world that would knowingly per
mlt such milk TO be brought Into the
city Limits, much lees allow It to be
sold daily for consumption among Its
community. To what extent this
tame milk may DO diseased would be.
long 10 the field OF the bacteriologiat TO
determine, and the eof the bacilil
there found.
Very truly and fraternally yours
SEYMOUR Ii. YouNu.
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Itching Piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation, causing Intense Itch
ing whom warm. This form a. well ~
Blind, bleeding or ProirudinR, yield
A. once 10 DIR. Bosanks's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors. allays itching and eff
fecls n permanent cure. 80 Gle. Drug
glsis or mail. Circular fees Or.
Bosanko, Philadelphia, PA. Sold by
z. q, NJ. l. Drug Dent.
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noIIoE.

NOTICE IL nEIis1Y GIVEN THAT
~ meeting % the stockholders OF
zios's co.orInArIvE MERCANTILE ISsrt
fUuos will be held at the Institutions
shoe Factory, on South Tomple Street, be.
tween ENst Temple and rirft Fast Streets.
thli city, on Wednesday, October 5ih. isal.
al y noon. for the purpose Of hearing re.
ports. the election Of onioon and directors
for the ensuing year, and for tte transac'
non of such other business az may DO
brought before the meeting.
\. g. WEBER, Secretary.
ealt Lake CITY. sept slth, 1907
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
OGDEN OCCURRENCES.
George Weddcp, q Union Pacific
Brakeman, Hun Ovcr.-lloici Pro-
prietor Preston Sent 10 the "Pen."

George Wedden, brakeman on the
Union Pacific, WINS brought In from
Evanston last night and taken to the
Union Pacific hospital. Yesterday
afternoon when just EAST Of Evanston
he met with a terrible accident through
which no may lose ono OF his lcgs,
which was run over by n car.
ARRESTED ron ADULTERY.
Deputy Marshai Corey yesterday
arrested David Il. Bybee OF South
Hooper, ON n charge OF adultery, and
his alleged plural wife, Elizabeth Rice,
was detained M witness.
Bybee was arraigned before Com.
missioner Hulsniski and plead guilty
to the charge. lie was bound over In
bonds OF $3.50, while tho woman was
held In bonds Of $3.50.
ron EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Charles IL. Preston, the former pro-
prietor oil the Brunswick hotel, who
buncoed two sheep herders out Of $3.50
OF their hafd.earned uucatH, aud plead
ed guilty to the charge OF embez1le.
ment, was sentenced TO eighteen
months In the peniten,inry 10y Judge
Miner In the fourth district court.
Levi j. Taylor OF Hafrlsvile, found
guilty some time ago OF unlawful CO.
hRbitation, was given three months In
the penitentiary anu also sentenced TO
pay costs.
3. q. Kinsey plead guilty to the
charge Of battery and will be sentenced
on October Sth. Kineey was indicted
for an assault with n deadly weapon
with intent 10 commit murder upon
ED. Skinner, on October Goth, 1891, by
shooting him with u revolver.
The hearing In tho case OF the
United States vs.. Charles *. Hall, thu
charge being adultery, consumed con-
Siderable time and ended In the de-
PENDANT being acquitted by tue Jury.
The CASE nf robbery against Thomas
Reed and his four pals who nre Accused
OF robbing the Pleasant View post
ofilce, was taken up aud the hearing III
to Edward w. Montague was oom
mencod, but continuance was taken
on account Of the absence Of AN import
ant witness.
Thomas Voss, n native OF Germany
was admitted 10 oitisenHhip, too lat'
however to register for the coming cleo
ton.
In the case OF G. II. DeFrees vt
George w. Carr et al; motion for
new trial was denied aud defendan q
bend on appeal wRs fixed vt $500 q
addition 10 the statutory cost bond {
$500.
In the case Of Isaac Furniss VI. II. a
Harris; on motion OF Bteeden 4 Gun
uell an order was made Diminishing case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

E,tato and guardianship OF Abraham
o.. Woodruff Il al, ntnore. Hearing
ON petition for sale Of real estate cam,
on regularly. Gaze dismissed for want
OF proper publication.
Rosevcar, deceased. Cont nued I'll
November 3rd.
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II you are biliouR, dull, drowsy,
sleepy; have bad taste In the mouth
on arising in the morning; restless a.
night, constlpated md have indiges-
ton, your Liver IL out Of order and
Your blood Ia slowly being poisoned.
Herbine will cure any disorder Of tho
Liver, Stopiach or Bowels. Sold by z.
g. Nj. 1. Drug Dept.
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In London one policeman Is n.
quired for every 8l2 OF the popula
ton, in the English boraughs one
for every G97 and in the raral dia
hicts one for overy 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

The advantage Of the single acting
air cylinder over tho double Is that Il,
compresses II volume OF free air only
ynce every revolution; hence there
IS better chance TO cool air during
compression.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

A Belfast Me phianthropist takes
great pleasure in lending ambitious
young men small sums of money
with which to go into business or
small scale. He says that he rarely
fails to get his money back.
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NOTICE..

East JORDIN IRRIGATION COMPANY
1--WE REGULAR MEETING or THE
stncthoiders viii he hold AT the sorth
Oitonwoud Nrrd Haufr. on Monday, october
Ism, 1874 At n am, for tho purpose % hear.
ne reporia und attending to any business that
may be ncfcsfary.
n. w. BROWN, Secretary.
touth Cottonwood, October lot, TO-. dAa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Charles wrote fair, open Italian
hand more correctly perhaps than
any monarch who had preceded him
GU the English tsrone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Order your Organs, Pisnos and Sew.
ing MRchinea direct from manufacture
VI, and save half your money. Cali
at Room "a Culmer Block. Take Ele-
yator
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Amusement Notes.

John II. Kelley, the clever Irish
comedian commences n three nights
engagement ut the Theatre on Thurs-
day. The piece to be presented Il his
new comedy "McFee Of Dublip."
Kelley Is one the best comedians Of
his class anu he h supported by n
strong company. The new play is
well recommended by eastern critics.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.Evs."
Monday, Oct. 10, the Theatre viii
be occupied by the scandinavian Dra-
matte club who will play new drama
In four acts, entitled "rhe Prisoners
Revenge" The piece has been pre-
scented In various places in the Terri.
tory aud iH vol spoken OF by those
who undetstaud Danish.
''IIIE ENsIuN."
Not many timus ina year IL the
Salt Lake Theatre filed as II was last
night at the opening OF a three nighi-,
engagement The "Ensign" had
been extensively ADVERTISED Tor some
weeks IL came here highly recon-
iAANhANA AhA Nhhf8 hhV NAlNkANA ~
witness the presentation Of play
OF high order were not disappointed.
IL is strongly American and has many
pretty pictures and patriotic sayings.
II IN ineodramatio In its compOsitiOn
though II must he conceded that there
are times when II approgchcs
! comedy Inc H. rendition. The
1 scenery was beautiful anu wonder
fully realistic aud called forth
numerous ouibursts Of warm applause,
rhe acting was quito evenly balanced,
being neither the best nor the worst
rhe historic porsonages-wlth the ex
oeption OF Abraham Lincoln--were mol
| presented "a true 10 nature ~ wa TX
pec,ed, but IN the main there Is mo-
Gnuch room for complaint.
The play goos again tonight and to
morrow night. Theatre patrons SHOULD
remember that the curtain now rise
promptly at S'olock.
WONDERLAND.
Only two more days remain Of th,
present programme, "a new feature
| will be introduced ON Thursday a
usually. Thore will undoubtedly III
crowded housed the coming week. /
is ladies' souvenir day tomorrow an,
chlldren's matinee on Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

For the Utah Territorial Fair, Ooto.
Der iih 70 sth, and the 02nd semi
Annual Conieronce, October 9th to Oh,
the following rates arc authorized ioI
the sale Of round trip tickets;
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SELLING DATES.-From point'
north aud east OF Ogden aud south Of
Juab, October 2nd 10 9th inclusive,
aud from all other points October 8gd
10 9th inclusive. All tickets good fof
return until October 18th, 1899,
d.. IL. BuHLEY,
d&s General Agent Pass. Dept.
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UNION Pacific SYSTEM.

special Rates 20 salt Lake city for
Territorial TRir md 0and aeni.An'
nunt Conference, october dth 10
nIh, GAn9.
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NIrANTED.-rifrN YOUNG LADIES AID
w gcutlcmen 10 take orders Tor the CALI.
rohNiA ntu sfnAfhD MAGAZINE. Appiv he
iore and after school, room 70 Hotel Temple
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but there appears to be no remedy D,
baud Just nov.
The grand jury have adjourned over
conference and the fait.
George Wilson, the alleged Grand
Junction burglar, who was yesterday
arrested by Deputy Sheriff lAcon, wac
taken to Grand Junction last night by
Sheriff lnnes, Of Mesa county, Coll .
rado, the defendant having Expressed
bis Willingness to start Ola the journey
Mt once, without Whiting for the arrival
OF The e1tfaditi0n papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

q. L.. Blaz.r seems 10 be a rather
slippery individual. He gave bonus a
few days ago, his surclies being Cap.
tain Davle, Of Wostwaler "ianie,"
and Mrs. Anne Van zugler, an Ogden
lady. Davip, however, subsequently,
Withdrew, ana It seems that soon after
this the defendant was missing. some
Of his friends thought he may be
searching for another surety, but the
officials incline to the opinion that he
has taken n longer step than that.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

A RELIABLE YouNG MAN, FRoM Is TO
~ b. At ue.erlt Mn.plinl. SAT- IaEn CIV.
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NEw SUITS FiLED TODAY.

w. r. Ayland, Jra and Samuel
Roberts, IT,, this morning brought suit
against ). 5. Howard End John
Pafklns to recover $4,000 and costs.
Tho complaints allegc that the de-
fcndants, on August Goth, near South
Bouniiiul, Davis county, by force inn
prisoned PLAINTIFF for period OF three
aud half hours without probable
cause or authority. They were there
by prevented from attending to their
business during the time named, and
their credit, they say, has been injured.
G. q. Gardiner 10 the plaintiffs
attorney.
Rhoda Stoddard also brought suit
today against Juison l.. Stoddafd AMI
sixteen other defendants Of the same
surname In which che setka TO quiet
title 10 piece Of real estate In Davis
County, and also another lot located
In Farmingtoh. She alleges that the
claim OF the defendants thereto IL With
out any legal right, anu aske that they
be debarrud, by order OF Court, nom
asserting such claim. Thomas Adams
Is tho PLAINTIFF attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
WHAT GERMANY .EEKs OF SPAIN.

Madrid Dee j.-Thc negotiations for Il commercial
treaty between Germany and SPAIN which opener
here by Count Won l,adOwitZ. the new German M
bnssador. lave caused absurd story to De- published
by the Matin7 Of Paris. The paper s:iy3 that Ger
many has proposed an offensive and dcfcnsiy" alii
ancc With spain. and arrangement to place II
pius ian Prince on thc spanish tLronc In the event
Of thc death OF young King Alfonso. Germany, the
Nan7 acd.. prop sci 10 srcue 10 spain po-sr-s N
~ Morocco tie reorganization of the spanish Army
ly German officers and the construction Oi strategic
RAILWAYS by Il German company.
Tie truth IS that Germany asks ia be- placed on The
.ouc basis with the United states I'm regard - trade
vh the -pansl colonies. She also wants spain To re-
ducr The duty spirits ana nunrrou, manufactures
lu .turu for concessions corded spain In favor Oi
wines. oils and dried fruits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
LID 1oIIN ruoMpsON,S sLATE.

Ottawa. Dec. (speciaD.-oir John thompson
slate now stands bl.ows. subject to correcuon
Prime Minister and Minister Of Justice sir Johh
1bompson: Minister Of Public Wo;ks J. u oumct
Minister o, Trad, AMI Commerce. MacK'h 10 Io"e
Minister OF Railways and Canals, Johh Iagehr'
Minister Of Militia. j. g. IattcrsohS Hlinls'cI "i
Agriculture. a. H. Anecrs' secretary oi ~ "U" ',
,,,,,an. Minister Of Finance George f.. Poster; Min
Tar NJ Marine and Fisheries. e. IT,
,ruppcr: Postnaster-Gencal. Fir a. /. Ciroh
Minister Of the Interior. T. M. bay
President of the Council W. Il. Ives without por'ioho
frank Smith, John Carling and Sir John Abbo'' Con
.roers or UnderSecretar.os. Clarke Wallace ana Joul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
SUTCIDE IN CENTRAL PARK.

Policeman william Carper while parolnG Central
Park the East Drive yesterday, heard the
sound Of a revolver shot which seemed to come from
the boathosc close by. Cappcr hurried to the spot
and there on a bench sat Il man. dead. with bullet
hole In his temple and revolver 10y his side.
The hciilty OF the man was unknown until The
police found him letter addressed to Mrs. George
H. Mocscr no. 10 East Thlrd-st Mrs. Moeser no
sooner saw the letter than she Identified the writing
as that OF her husband. who had left his home on
saturday afternoon and had been missing ever since
then ON saturday he played with his children. At
4 O'Clock he took his hat and went out. saying that
he WAS due at the Broadway stables. where he was
,muloycd a. II conductor He had concealed from her
The fact that he discharged from Tie service Of
the rond on Thursday. This preyed upon his nltnd
nr0bably, and drove him to his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE ARC lIBISHOP WILL NOT TAlk.
DR.. MGLYNN RFITERATEs HIS OPINION AND IS
PREPAKED TO DEFEND MIMsEL.

DR. M'GLYNN RFITERATF.s HIS OPINION AND Is
PREPARED TO DEFEND HIMSELF.
Archbishop CorrIgan said yesterday that he knew
nothing aicut the report iha. MonSrnor 9aoil nae
been empowered by the Holy See to Setti" "nho"'
appeal disputes between bishops and the clcigi IN '
rnit.d state. and declined to say anything about
the matter.
The Rev. Dr. NcGlynn spoke on the labor question
last night at the Broome street Tabernacle, NO. 59'
Efoomc.st III, addrc,, was OF Il general nature,
serving a. introduction to Other lectures wllca VIII
follow later on.
In Tie beginning OF hs address he spoke At length
of IN. mental and splitua, attributes Uf man ana
their IurIo, and capacity lie said that natural laws
ana the truth, o, science need not cash with 'hr''"
religion. - there perfec' consistency De-
tween natural and revealed religion Inc pr
,nitle Of hr Constitution of this country. H. went ol
10 saw was iu harmony with revealed r'hRl'n' "
proclaimed the equality Of men a. did th" 'hFis''''
religion. Theology was exceedingly broad-nuch more
A., tlar many II II, professors and teachers I''pl'
should not mistake the Christian religion because ol
imperfect and narrow exposition by It's pr"'e'-"
nor rail arain-t Christ, teaching, when such I'm.
perfect men Its professors. did not 80" u'e i"N
meaning and bearing OF His words.
After following out that lire of reasoning further
h. ended hi, address ty -ayius that he could not sec
how hc could over chang; D., views ab1ut existing
inoiualtlc, and evils, rcirlct tiem' A. ne 'H''
Given expression ON HAT evening and frequently
I.flrc. lie convinced OF tbc uitH Ol H'' "l'"
Ions. and therefore gave utterinc; to ih'n.
An.i he had finished "a, address a Tnbuae re-
por.,r asked him whether h. had received any lh-
formation 1, confirm The report that Mon,gnor 'aioih
had been commissioned ly The Pop TO decide. Win
ont appeal. al religious questions beween bishops
and psi.>i. In She United state.
know nothing definite about Mon,ignor satohS
mission ,aI be-. The rumors however. give su'h
detail, nbou, his position at Rome that am lnolinec
In think tllt whoever started the report knew some
,afr- authentic. E,sMcs MonSgnor >a,oll took sucn
ueun,qt part nj he recent conference here Of the
A., bls-i,op, Of tho United siat'~. II mus, b"
r,, .ut.,,.l too mat he ha, been 10 TINS country
,nr. lcfp,. and although h> stay at That umc lad
, iiclII meaning IL doc not seem r1-"nahl' thht
i. .hna.ld come. second tim" uhlr-' charged
tfl .- al business, lie stands exceedingly near the
Inu~ and has been ON" of hs ptoict"-. ny lhci %"
t,r,-rnt Pop. WIS for thirty Acai> 'hdlnh blrh"P
- The Dlrc-c % pcrugla. and even then Nol>Shor
,-,ou WAS In clo,c relations with the 'arhh"l
Bishop 49,, ~ h.. Ne Nc
olyuu viii you take yous case before Monasnos
-atrn p" -hi toe reporter , ,.,
a, / aid before, | nO' well enough Informed
about the subject H. however the report /, true
md | Shall b; called upon 10 make statement o.
inv position / shall be prepared To defend myself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
JEFFERSON N. LEVY DEFEATED.

EXCITING ELECTION At THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
There was an exciting election for officers oi the
Democratic club. at No. ca Fiithavc. last night
five tickets were in the field, but the Cleveland ana
Tammanv lines were quite clearly drawn. although
there wa, sDmc cr.S,fring on the candldhtc' lor
governor. The number of votes ponrd WAS 3oo'
showing great deal OF ineles.. which centred mainly
on the Office for vice president, whcr the hght was
mad, between Jefferson VI. Levy, CeVc'
land ami Edward T. U'Dwyer. liill and TAmmany.
John H. V Arnold had opposition for reel'cuor TO
the Office Of president. For secretary, William r..
Curii, VA, supported b. the Cleveland men. ana j..
Lewis Lyon 10y the opposition. D. Rockwell Fay WAS
re- elected treasurer without opposition. There were
Inc candidates for governor To i'll the four vacancies
" hch ar for three years. They were Joseph r.
Nlo,hcr T.. -. Ncusfadt. George Irimble Davidson,
A \. Alng and John Quincy Adams clas,Gd aS tlrve~
land and anti Ilmmauy. ana fhailcs T. Allrll all's
W. Ridgway. j. Rhinelandcr Dillon ana G. r. Magrr
who were generally supported iy the friends OF li
and Tammany The expert tcllcls took three hour'
to count the votes and AZ II 30 a. m announced the
result For the contested Office, O'Dwyer, T1mmauy
was elected vice president, Curtis, Cleveland >"'rr
tlrv: and for governors. Nrlotadt. Cleveland. ana
Allcn Eidgway and .iling, Tammany, were successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
TIE EuMoEED ArrEMTT oN HlrroLlrEs LIFE
rArAnLr INJURED by AN EXPLOSIoN.
BOILER BLOWS Up ~ HonoKEN. KILLING ONE
MNN NND MnrNnING TWO OTnIEr.

BOILER BLOWS TP u HoBoKEN. KiLIIN" oNE
MAN And WoUNpING TWO OTHERS.
\ boiler on q Goat connected vil ""A'F " >"h "
dry dock, ~ Fifteenth -. AMI tAc N'fih hNc''
Iioiohcn. exploded yesterday morning. fatally lhlH
ing Frank Gokc,. lr. the iunio. member "i iH' H'',
and seriousl. inlunne Martin olsen wat'hm""' '"i
Henry Mathi,on of 80. 80 Columbia ,t.. hr""NN"'
Yo,tcrdav morning Frank Townsend. The engineer
employed By Goacy .e son. failed to 90 10 ""i"'
and Mr.. Gohcy aid p" would take chars" "i inc
cnlinc lie ana 50 until II o'lnti, Wien
the cxpoion took place. 1oh'y was at
th. time in the boiler room and Olsen AM li, friend
MatAi,ou. were standing som" distance away on ihe
noat Nncr the pcopi. III th" neighbour 'd hciri
thc Iona report they 'an 10 thc ",l'tHn'"
Of the men, Olcn was fouud In the rive clnelns
10 a piece Of timber. lie badly -caded and
bruised and was taken ASHORE. Nalhis,n Wa l"nnh
n the water - short distance from ol.cn lie was
much cut and bruised, and would have drowned ma
he not been rescued soon. Il {, feared h' r''-N"l
internal Injuries Gohcy. VIXEN picked mp In The
water Was f,arfuly manslcd and viii DE-. lie i
marred. and ls home {, nj No. - "afdcn.st.
lie and Mathi-on sent to ~. Mary Hospital.
The roof Of The enEiuc-ruJn Waa blown IlIh III IN"
air lv tie explosion and 90" bolcr it,"f went tW"hy
feet high amd fell int, tE. river. The hTit wa
complete wreck.
Irlnl Gokcy ,r., head Of TIE firm. said Ia did not
know Low much danagc lad been done.