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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun And TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENT, ChrOnometer and
Instrument Maker, California street,
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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Coffee AND sUGAR.

IN Hops the spot demand is very tame Strictly
choice is very firmly heid. Goods slightly below
the average quality went at concessions. The for
eisn market IS quiet
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
COHee-Shows slight advance on YESTERDAY II IL
firm In tone, but otherwise GeatureleSs. Sales
1000 bags February, Sl3 40 March Sl3 10;
April SIP 30.
sugar Raw. steady and UNCHANGED. refined
moderately active and unchanged
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

Mrs James, New i0r5 Miss simpson. St0ckta
j Nash Sew lers l. Woodruff, Fal9 Alto
s KrtiSs. Portland A Lee q ". San Rafael
n Calm Iraveis L q urlJert. Indiana
W Champion. Salinas Mrs = Y Hardes5y I'd
! Farrell. san ego monitor
Albert. san Diego VI issHacd e,by Edmonton
Mrs Anthony. SJ0ye Mrs VI Snliih y j
Frank " es- stockton - Carter 81 IS Honolulu
bud ev. stockton NTs 4 ~ Simpson Cal
q Be1inaH .Narfl-ianG. d "a McNCau. Stockton
W Gaskiji 81 W, Cal ID Cafpbeil. Pa Alto
Mrs " I ShgeTIn. Vic II q Cdsbv. Santa Cruz
K q Armstrong 10 Clark q W, Redwood
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From Honolulu comes Tie news that the
schooner Anna, which sailed from Kahu'ui
for san Francisco on January 3O.h, only
proceeded about fifteen miles outside the
EaTOOr when she was caught in gale and
all her sails with The exception uf tbs flying
jiO were blown away. She hoiste1 signals
Of distress AMI tried { o make her wy back
10 port, but came very near being wrecked
on the reef at Nalhee. She was rescued By
the steamer Claudne, which lowed her into
port for tie consideration Of 5000 New
sails were made at Honolulu and sent down
10 the schooner
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BALDwIN HOTEL.

J w Oatman, SactO Miss VI L Henderson Yer
J Morrison, Bakersfield den
g Jones. Nevada Miss NJ BrOnaugb Yer
" Liugman, Chicago den
Krethmer, Chicago Mrs E S HartneII Salinas
J. b thompson, stockton - Harmon, Oakland
Goodman, DiSCan - NJ Mclean. oakland
r N Greenway Oakland r Hayes. Los Angeles
II A wright, stockton w JohrsOn. San Jose
Terry, Seattle y Frsdicy. New YORK
, J Hend erSon q ", Yer II l. COwles Oakland
den q PorlctnI A a Oakland
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The veteran ship builder, Mathew
Turner successfully launched the new
Schooner Paperte at his yard at Benlc.a on
HOlday. The vessel was built to the order
Of tie French Government, which will use
her as revenue cutter 10 Tahiti. She viii
come down next week. Captain Turner
Is also at work on new brig TO take the
place Of the Waterfront Hiawdths, and the
fame IS already up a lotion schooner is
also 10 frame for San Francisco parties
and VIII soon be completed. Il is seldom
that Captain Turner 5 idle rs his vessels
have acquired a reputation for speed and
workmanship ali over the Pac &c Ocean
dispatch from London states that the
British snip River Nth, previously reported
a. being ashore, has been tOwed OH LEAKING
badly and Is now safely anchored
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Retail rates are nominal.
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Names. Certificate Shares Ans
George b. Root. Trustee ..,... Z3i9 - 81 90
And in accordance with law and order from
the Hosrd OF Directors, made the 18Th Day OF
December, 1891, SO many shares Of each parcel OF
such may be necessary Will be sold az pub
lie auction at the sa lesrOOms Of Samuel = M!iIls-
ton, - Montgomery St. san Francisco Cal.
MONDAY, the l5th day OF February, 1892 at this
hour Of O'Clock P. NJ OF said day to pay said de-
hnQuent assessment thereon, together with costs Ok
advertising and expenses OF safe.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Odice-No. 80 Pine ST., Room g, san Francisco,
Cal i526 ID
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

Tho flags used by the Colonial troof p,
during the first two years OF the Revol3w
tionary War wero of various deaignss{
TIC New York forces used the orangs,j
white and blue Of their Dutch ancestors
tho Connecticut regiments the three
grapevines; some Of the other New Eng
land troops the rattlesnake fiag, and yet
Others, the pine tree hag, modification
Of which had been usod a. Bunker Hill.
The frat Gag used in naval warfare bore
q black rattlesnake On yellow ground.
and was thrown to the breeze by Commo-
dore Hopkins early In 1776. On June
IA, TIT. committee, of which John
Adams was the best known member, sub
mitted to the Congress of the country a
report for National flag, which was
unanimously accepted without discussion,
and our present flag was then adopted,
with the exception, of course, of the
number Of stars. On September Sd of
the same year formal announcement of
its adoption was made to the country.
The first public display of this flag was
made by John Paul Jones, who ran it up
to the masthead of the Ranger at Ports.
mouth just before putting to sea.-Pub-
lie Opinion.
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Ger l
Syrup

Just a bad cold, and hacking
cough. We all suffer that way some
times. How to get rid Of them Is
the study. Listen" / am Ranch
man and Stock Raiser. My life is
rough and exposed. meet all
weathers in the Colorado mountains
l sometimes take colds. Often they
are severe. I have used German
Syrup five years for these. A few
doses will cure them at any stage
The last one had was stopped in
"a hours. 1t is infallible." James
A.. Lee, Jefferson, Col. %
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It was h3et certain: death, It might
be days Sfote help could reach him, and
even If ~ c6ald come to them to-mor-
row, thel would have frozen, mear
while. "a the. other hand
'.Can N eide. missisa"
ssYes. deed %
"wal, c@mes then, qufckl"
In snother minute
stRide sttaddle--so. Naow, hold th'
kid N let th hoss take lie own road.
Min, naowl KS 81 ss9
aBut what are you going to-"
Hen was listening the drivers robes
sI'm all stsht. Naow, hang on an
keep holt fssh' kid. 30 on Pokey T!
Good-by. missNs!'
+ He was alone on the prairie in de.
serted stage coach, with the stor m howl
ing about him, and his thoughts were of
other things for long time before he
remembered that all his money was in
his saddle-bags.
"Wa-al, chances is purity nigh agin
my ever uaedin' it, he muttered, in his
quaint way. t'Taint like he'd stove
an a hull lot D. grub. She'll save it fur
me, likely, auYhaow.'
1t was two days later that the stage,
coming down from Jersey with several
Samaritans aboard, found him. 1t was
two weeks and more before he came to
himself in the hotel where he had had
every possible attention. He was, as he
himself renArked, "Glad to be alive, an
fin' hedn't}los' no hans mr. feet"
But the woman aud child had gone
they had left Jersey the very day that
Hens halt dead form was brought in
by the relief party and with them went
Hens money; for the saddlebags had
been taken to the woman's room by the
hostler, aud no ono else had had posses.
sion of them, besides which, much to
the landlhrd's surprise, she had paid her
bill with 800 greenback when she
left. Hens money had been mostly in
bills of that denomination
Hen "kept stiff upper lip" and said
little, when he got back to the ranch,
which he did in shoit time much to
our surprise.
"'Twas all on 'caount o. them blame
saddlebag," said he. "Ef I'd let new
tangled notions alone, an carried tn
stuff an other things in my clo'es, I'd
ben all right. San Francisco Examiner.
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SELECT SIFTINGS.

n HOrSe was ktileu Dy DeeS aG Lesle,
Ga, recently.
The membership of the British House
of Commons is 67O.
There are said to be $500, 900 bee.
hives in the United States.
The deepest perpendicular shaft is ir
the Kvttenberg mine in Bohemia, 377S
feet deep.
The capacity of the largest Touring
mill in Minneapolis, Minu., is $4,000.
barrels day.
The largest Masonic library building
and the only Masonic library in the world
arc at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Japan is said to have apple trees only
four inches in height which produce
fruit about the size of currants.
The Friends School of Providence,
r. l., is now over century old. This
school held e reunion on June %.
The public park IN San Franc;sco,
CAL, recently received a c0coanut tree
weighing six tons, from Honolulu.
The first regular passenger railroad
built in the world was the southern
portion of the Baltimore and Ohio, built
in 1927.
The Italian Prime Minister, Giolotti,
dresses in rusty, old-fashioned clothes,
with an utter disregard of the demands
of dress.
The canal system of New York is now
century old. A convention of canal
men will celebrate the event some time
in the fall.
France has an organization known as
the "Society of the Friends of Trees"
the object of which is to restore the
abandoned forests.
A company has been organized in New
Jersey for making cranberries into jan
and canning them. It Is likely to build
up successful business.
Presidential candidates were first nomi.
mated by Congressional caucuses, and
later by State Legislatures. The era of
conventions began In 1882.
James Richard Cooke, Just graduated
from the Boston University School of
Medicine, has been blind from infancy,
and is the first person thus afflicted to
receive the degree of medical doctor.
An English carpet firm, said to be
over two hundred years old, has bought
an acre of ground in Elizabeth, N. j.,
and proposes building q factory for the
manufacture OF Administer and Wilton
carpets and rugs.
The original "kicker," in meta.
phorical sense, is mentioned ia the first
book of Samuel, second chapter, twenty
ninth verse. where a man Of God said
unto Eli, "Wherefore kick We at my
sacrifice and at mine offeringf'
On one of the islands off the coast of
Maine lives man, now Hfty years old,
who was born there, and has never been
n the e He has accumulated a
fortune in the grocery business, and is
content to live and die on the few seagirt
acres.
The longest canal in the world is the
one which extends from the frontier OF
China to st. Petersburg; it measures in
all 4472 miles. There is another canal
running from Astrachan to st. Peters.
burg which is 148a miles long. Both
of these were begun by Peter the
Great.
The old Danish Vikings had the pleas
ing custom OF stabbing an enemy in the
throat when he was drinking his mead.
From this arose the custom of man s
inviting allthe members of company
to 'drink his health,'r as, while thus
occupied, they could nos use ln..,
weapons.
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\ Rats Queer Gamer.

Some Things arc stranger than fiction.
How is the following: In manscs at
BarnhilI 50 Robcrtson's stables iull-
grown rat has taken up its abode with a
litter of kittens about its own SIZE.
Everything goes well until the mother of
the kittens comes on tho scene; then it
is time for disappearing FOR tic rat At
least 100 people have VISITED this strarge
spectacle to-day. The rat seems 20 en.
JOY the notoricty. Marshall (No.) Pro.
EIess.
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LOVES FITTING.

When Love is coming, coming.
Meet him with songs and joy,
Bid him alight and enter.
Flatter and feast the boy;
Crown him with gems and roses
Charm him with winning wiles,
Bind him with lovely garlands,
And kisses, and smiles.
When Love is going, going,
Leaving you all alone.
Craving. the tickle tyrant,
Some newer slave and throne,
Hinder him not, but quickly.
Even though your heart may bleed,
Saddle a horse for his journey,
And bid him God.speedl
Elizabeth Akers. in the Century.
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A Musical Watc,l,

A musical watch about the size or an
egg is now exhibited ia St. Petersburg
which performs religious chant, With
scenic accompanimcnts. Within Is a
representation Of Christ with the Isomaa
sentinels. On pressing spring this
stone rolls from the tomb, the sen.incls
fall down, the angels appear and the
holy women enter the sepulchre, and tho
same chant which is sung in tho Greek
Church on Easter evr, is actually per.
formed. The watch was made by an in.
genious Russian peasant during the reign
OF Catharine of Russia. -Philadelphia
Ledger.
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Fish of Endless VARIETY.

Pliny, tina great naturalist, who lived
about the time of Christ, reckoned the
whole number Of known species Of fish
at ninety-four. Linn@us, the great
Swedish Investigator OF the eighteenth
century, could classify 478, and he is
known to have been the greatest ichthy
ologist Of the age 10 which no lived.
The progress made in that particular
branch since the time of Linn@us seems
all the more wonderful, for now, SINCE
the expeditions of the Challenger and
others, $4,000 species show up in the
catalogues of the fish specialists. MAN.
chester Union.
HIne aud hlnck nra ,,nincf,u nnInrs m
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HEN HAWKS" ROMANCE,
EY II. l.. KETCHuM.

EN- la WIZ was
In great spirits.
He had been fair
ly bubbling over
with good humor
Tor two weeks,
and every day
added to hi s
c b eerf fulness.
Only ten days
more and then
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05
ThS On1y Ons Ever PrintsA
CAN You FIND fHR WoRp3

These h . . inoh display advertisement In
ait except one word. The same Is true OF
Sseh nsv one appearing each week. from The
sCrcscent" on everything they make and pub
hsh. Look for IL, send them tho nane Of the
word and they will return you BOOK, BHAurr-
HUL L1THo0RAPHs or SAMPLES FREE.
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"MOTHERS'
FRIEND''
MAKES Child BIRTH EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1ss6.-My y wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says sho would not be
without it for hundreds Of dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt Of price. 30 Per bot
lie. Book ITO Mothers " mailed free.
6RA0sIEL0 REGULATION Coz
ron sAls sv Az eRvasisrs. ATLxsTAs a.
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seven.eightbs Of the broad used II
London IS made of American wheat.

Admirable results bave attended the
artesian borin9s III the sahara. and this
has led to IA demand being made by the
iohabitants 10 other PORTIONS oil the dcs-
crt.
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MANY persons are broken down from over
work or household cares. Browns Iron Bit
ters rebuiids the system, aids digestion, re-
moves excess of bile. and cures malaria. A
spendid tonic for women and children.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-05

II dropey after good nights sleep there Is
indigestion and stomach disorder which
Beecham's Pills will cure.
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Iowa has forwarded to the Eastern 80.
board 81, ,OC0 tons Of corn and -four Tor the
relief of starving Russians
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Mr.. Darius Waterhouse, Chattanooga, Tenn.
says: 1T cost but little to try Bradycrotine,
and trial is all that is necessary to convince
the doubling thousands that it will cure head
ache" All druruists Hfty cents
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NEW OALGANR La, n TO have . new
courthouse and fall TO cost e85Q 900
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PRAIRIE wolves are creating havoc among
stock near Elkhorn, Wis

LADIES needing q tonic, or children who
want building up, should take Browns Iron
Bittere. IL is pleasant to take cures Malaria,
Indigestion, Biliousness and Liver Com
piaints, makes the Blood rich and pure.
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ScvofuIa
In the Neck.

s sssO ANSChs
The following Is from
Mrs. J. w. Tillbrook wife
Of the Mayor of McKees-
port, Penn:
My little boy Willie,
now 8 years old, 9 years
ago had a scrofula bunch
under one ear which the
doctor lanced and " dis
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MAcHINERH makers are daily gaining in
ectivity.
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The article" Detroit Miracle" taken from,
Detroit paper. is quite Interesting reading
IL tells how one of the hest known merchants
OF that city suddenly appeared at his business,
was supposed that he WAS very sick man
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49,, g -. a., ooc,0r t2 !ancen ana " dls-
him Hoods Sarsaparilla and the sore healed
up. His cure is due to HOODS SARSA.
PARILLlA. He has never been very robust
stronger"
HOODS PILLS do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try them. 25c.
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Blue and black are uhlucEy colors IN
China. Red is an ausHicious color.
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HALLS Catarrh Cure is a LIQUID and is taken
internally, and acts directly upon the blood
teetimonials. free. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Proprs., Toledo, o.
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SIIlL viii soon b down 10 one cent .
pound.
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CnINAMEN have been imported into Bel.
gium 10 replace striking iron workers.
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Sn EDWIN ARNOLD has returned 30
japan.
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Great Scottl"
For Pokey had given a sudden high
leap and sto"a till, painting. Almost
under his feet lay snow covered OBJ.
ject, with strange look about it. Hen
leaned down from the saddle and turned
it over. 1t was dead man, holding
tight, in the stiff ri 5ht haud, whip such
as stage drivers use.
"Stage-driver, deader'n Tom Jeffer.
son. Drunk, likely, an fell of; poor
cuss" But there was no time to stop
aud investigate. In another second
Pokey was turned t, the left and pound
ing along up the stage road.
A dark object loomed up suddenly as
they shot past, aud sudden chill sent
the sluggish blood coursing through
Hens veins. He haltei aud turned
Pokey's unwilling head on the back
course.
Sure enough, it was the stage; but
there were no horses attached. Hen
felt around and reached the door. handle.
A cry-a child's cry-came from within.
Hen tied Pokey firmly to wheel, found
the door again, and entered.
"Tbank God!'
1t was woman's voice. aud Hen al.
most tainted to think that its owner
should be In such terrible predicament.
"Oh, sir, have you come to take us
away2 The driver fell off, think, and
the horses broke loose, somehow, and
we're almost froz N"
Hen could see sr now. 1t was a
young, good hDkins woman, and she
held, tight claspel to her breasts child
about three years old. Neither was clad
for such awful weather.
Hens heart stood still for moment.
IL that woman and child remained here
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-15

his products IN goid-using country, gets
gold for them and he can buy enough sill
yer for gold dollar in London 70 coin
ever o.. % In India. The American farmer
cannot. Win AL. goid dollar, buy siives
for coinage at home. because free coinage
Is denied him. The free coinage Of silver
would add at least IL TO Is per cent TO the
Value OF All Farm Products.
The report regards the low price OF
silver as factor in the decline Of cotton,
and claims that despite the failure Of
breadstuff crops nearly everywhere ex-
cept in the United St1tes our food pro-
ducts are now selling too low for any
profit The report argues that bullion
purchases will not restore the parity Of
the two metals. II states that bi-metal.
ism does not tolerate the idea that one
metal shall be set up as the standard by
which the other metal shall be purchased
or measured.
The report then quotes from well.
known authority 10 the effect that, as peo-
pie want always TO pay in the cheaper
money, the demand under the double
standard for the metal, which falls of In
price, results in raising the value Of that
metal again and bringing the two to-
Rether. A review of the way in which
given to show the ability Of the United
States to maintain each metal at par. and
II Is asserted that free coinage would put
more money In circulation, besides raising
the status OF silver the world over.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-15
Umbrella Fiend Again.

We have just purchased from u monufac-
turcr his entire stock OF Umbrellas. The
sale was forced one and the bidders few
Our accepted offer must have been ow to ia
duce us TO put out good money into merchan-
disc at this dull season VI the year The
people of Pawtuckct and vicinity know OF
the tremendous stock OF Umbrellas we carry
and the stock we have on hand today. Never.
helcss we are looking every day for an op.
portunity To buy gold dollars for 80 cents
We have some 10000 Umbrellas In stock to
day. Now we propose 90 reduce this number
previous TO the arrival OF our last great pur
chase, therefore for the next ten days we
shall offer the people of Pawtucket and the
Blackstone Valley an opportunity to pur.
chase Umbrellas at less than factory prices.
Also an extra induccment to every purchaser
never before attempted by any concern In
New England. For the next ten days VIC
shall offer our entire stock Of medium and
high grade Umbrellas NJ a special reduction
of 80 10 cents on the dollar, and as q special
induccment To all purchasers VIC shall give
away free with every sale of an Umbrella. q
choice of a number of beautiful little gifts
as n souvenir OF this sale. These souvenirs
will be on exhibition In our window, thc
center OF our display OF Umbrellas.
PAwTUCKEr Loan 60.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-15
A CoWARDLY ASSAULT.
Two Roughs Murderousiy Heat u Nan.
injuries May Resui, Fatally.

Two Roughs Murderousiy lea, u Nan.
Injuries May Resui, Fatally.
LYNN, Mass, Feb. 10 Joseph (alias
clipper Hole') Welch and George w.
Southworth were arrested yesterday for
sn alleged murderous assault upon Law
renee Mullen OF North Saugus Mullen IL
employed In the Belmont, a road house In
North Saugus, on Spring street, an avenue
in,ersecting the Newburyport turnpike.
Welch and Southworth visited the Bel
moat about two months ago, and after
their departure a carriage whip was re-
ported missing The next visit Welch
paid the house Mullen accused him Of
stealing the whip. This angored Welch,
who then stated that he would square &C
counts with Mullen at the proper time.
Z Last Saturday Weich and Southworth
again visited the Belmont in quest q
Mullen. They were under the influence OF
liquor, though not intoxicated. Wclch
challenged Mullen 20 accompany him 10 a
barn In the rear oI the Belmont to settle
by tlstic encounter, who was The better
man.
Up 10 this point Southworth had re-
muined inactive, but quick to respond to
his companion's appeals for assistance he
seized an iron bar resting on u ca-k in the
yard, and dealt Mullen blow after blow
with the weapon until he left him uncon
SCI us and bleeding from several wounds
Wcich and scu;hworih then made their
escape.
tSince the assault Mullen ha, fingered
between life and death, anu DIR. Heath Of
Wakefield states that his recovery IL hi
doubt. Yesterday afternoon he was In n
scmi-comatosc state. .Welch and South
worth have bad criminal records.