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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-23
w eak Sight.

DR.. Lowe does not use medical or surgical
treatment and should not he confused or
confounded with quacks and travelling doc
tors He Is an expert optician who has n"
superior in his profession. Spectacles, TO be
of service to the wearer, must be Of the hest
material, accurately ground and fitted to
each eye.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-23
Testimonials

From all the doctors of Corvallis.
From the most prominent people OF Ore
From the best people of the North Pacific
coast.
and Mexico.
From those Of every walk of life through,
out the land, who have been beniiited and
furnished further light" by his optical
skill.
All of which, together with his Diplomas,
are open for public inspection at his office.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-23
Red Letter Sale
Prices all in Plain Figures,

Suits and overceats almost given.
Prices reduced from % to so per cent.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-23
The Ravages of Time
Cause the Eyes to lnse not only
their lnstre, but tEeir
Strength Of Vision.

This is a misfortune, but Garnet be re-
carried as a calamity, since it is possible t"
procure spectacles which not only enable
the wearer to see perfectly hut at the same
time strengthen his eyes. Such are the
spectacles adjusted by DIR. Lowe,to all con-
ditions of
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-23
SPECIAL.

Special inducements to newly
married people in furniture and bedding,
carpets, etc. S. N. WILKINS.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-12-23
FRIDAY, DEc--n8. R q, 92,

Every buyer of goods to the
amount Of $500 in. one bill will
be entitled to a ticket in the
drawing.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
FOREIGN.
Sllrague.

THERE are rumors of revolution in
Guatemala.
SPAIN new tariff was promulgated
New Years day.
Prince FKEDEKICk GUSTAV CHARLES
Ot Sake " asalcr- Basenacn died Wednes.
day in Vienna.
lT is reported that the doctors who are
III ATTENDANCE on III" queen OF Roumania
despair OF saving h lite.
SIR GEORGE b. BIppELl. ARIY. at one
time British as'ronum"r royai, iled Tues
dyy at London, aged 81 Yeas.
The Shah of Persia Thursday, in re-
sponse 10 popular urInand. Iescinded all
concess ions Ia the tobacco mohOpoly
THREE persons were killed and SIX
severely injured by an explosion in the
Monopol PIT III Munster Thursday.
In Norway and Sweden and Finland the
sale Of intoxicating liquors at grocers and
similar shops Is proa.oIled.
THERE is a rebellion among the natives
in the vicinity OF Morocco. and British
gunboats have been dispatched to the
~C"ue.
LORD SALI~EuRY denies having sent an
a gent to the vatican In order to ,reat with
the pope in regard to the Egyptian hier-
archy.
Is closing the Hungarian diet Emperor
Francis Joseph gave assurances Of con-
tiuued lace among the European coun-
tries.
BULGARIA has repudiated the demands
OF France for reparatlon for the Cnadonlne
incident, and the next step in the imbrog
lio is awaited with interest
FIFTEEN persons perishel On >teamer
believed TO be the Red Star liner Noord-
land, which sailed from Antwerp recently
for New York.
lr is officially denied that King Leopold
is dangerously ill, as cabled to the United
States. King Leopold is merel y suffering
from "A slight cold.
GUY DE MAUPAssAHT, the novelist, who
shot himself ut Cannes Sunday, will
probably recover. Delirium caused by
grip was the cause of the rash act.
ENGLAND has just signed an extradition
treaty with Monaco, so that now there Is
no place where an English criminal can
escape tn. pursuit of justice.
The miners of the Holzapple district,
near Weisbaden, Germany, have struck.
Troops. who have been ordered to the
scene, are keeping order.
The influenza has claimed another dis
tinguished victim in Emile Louis Victor
de Levellaye, the noted Belgian writer on
political economy, whose death at Liege
was announced Sunday.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
\ WoM.aN'~ LIFE.
Its Seven stages From. the Cradle 10 III.
Grave

4 Ne" mother j. carom|ly putting h-r
tay rice doll TO bed With tender ~oilci-
tude she careful, remove, ca a ,,aint.
garment and tasjen< on the tlnv night
gown. Then. wltn .ond Fi,s. She hugs
her treasure To her and places il in Its
little cradle. After pAt'ingit gently ,he
tlptoes out OF the room a. the twill ght
peeps curiou>Iy in.
A fair maiden stands before her Look
ing-gIa>s addln. the la.. touches 10 nrr
evening toilet Her lover viii soon be
here, Her eve, IRE full of inn ,cen' av--
light, Sne looks eagerly Il, her reflection
in the glass! How glad she i, thai sue l.
pretty! She frowns u httle at crimp
that will no, stay just as It should 4
ring comes at the door and sne mast. is
away 10 meet hcr ntl3ved
A young wife SITS anxlou,ly waiting f1r
her husband. Al each appr nIug foo.
Top ,,'r heart h.tt- rapguryua.y auI guru
grows neavy with Disappointment, She
rli' MOI : . indoors, 1t i SD wct out there,
ihc creeping shadows cnrcr her trembling
~onl---o IN" walt> and wishes, Dnd the
shallow, lengthan into duke n"d nigl;
\ mother Is rocking h"r baby 20 sleep.
Tie looks AT aer graycly while they move
to and fro, as II asking why th" bright
sunshine must ledve and the ugal! suad-
ows hide her dear face from him. There
Is wealth Of wisdom IN his great sweet
eyes. h" holds tightly to ner dress, as
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
THE WATCH.
How the Point of the Compass May be As
certained by any Wa,ch.

A few days ago was standing by gen
tleman, when expressed IA wish to know
which point WAS the north He at once
pulled cut his watch, looked at it, and
POINTED to the north. asked him whether
he had a compass attached to his watch.
"All Watches" he replied, are com
passes Then he explained TO me how
this was Point the hour hand to the sun,
and the south is exactly half way between
the hour and the figure XII on the watch.
For instance, suppose that it is four
O'Clock. Point the hand indicating four
b the sun. and II on the watch is exactly
south. Suppose that it is eight o'c eek,
point the hand indicating eight TO the
sun, ard the figure \ on tue watch Is due
south. My friend was quite surprised
that did not know this. Thinking that
very possibly | was ignorant of thing
which every one else knew and happening
t. meet Mr. Stanley, asked that emlnen mt
Traveller whether he was aware of this
simple mode of discovering the points of
the compass He said that he had never
heard OF 1T. presume therefore that the
world Is IN the SAM state Of ignorance.
Amalti is proud of having been the home
of the inventor OF the compass. do not
know what town boasts of my friend as IA
ci;lz.n.-fx.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
CRIME,

Two MEN we're killed arl another fatal
V hurt In a sayage street fight Mt Perry,
Fla
The paymaster of mining company at
Ishpemlng, Mich, was robbed and mur.
dercd.
MONDAY Chas Iebear. cripple. drunk
and jealous. fatally shot his wife and then
hims,lf at st. Louis. No.
DR.. GRAVES. on trial in Denver for
poisoning Mrs Barnaby, was found guilty
of murder in the first degree.
AN insane woman at Plttsburg. fatally
injured her child 10y throwing it from the
steps of a church as a sacrifice
AT 81. Louis Mondaj Charles Lebear.
alias LaRose, a cripple, drunk and jealou-,
shot and fatally wounded his wife and
then mmtted suicide.
DR.. GRAVES, convicted of the murder
of Mrs. Barna5y al Denver. makes IA con-
tesslon lmplicating Col Bailou of Provi.
denCe, K. L., in his crime.
The Wells Fargo express Off Q at Hous.
ton, Tex, has been robbed of package
containing sf0 900 OF more.
AT GRANVILLE La. l.. n. Bishar-
non and Cal. Foster, charged with the
murder of Jewish peddIer, week ago
were taken from Jail and lynched by a
mob last night.
HIGHwAyMEN held up a stage coach in
Montana Saturday night. Edward L.
Huntley, Chicago travelling man, lost his
watch and diamonds, which he claims
were worth $4,000.
AT Springfield, H., a welldressed Ger
man. aged about 25 years committed sui
eide Saturday night. He came there
Wednesday with woman; she deserted
him Thursday. The man said his name
was q. A. Miller.
TUESDAY morning William Kebnick
shot Fred Weoer at Kebnlck own farm
near Elyrian, Mimi Weber went to the
home OF Kebnick at about 3 clock in the
morning and knocked the latter down
with a chair, also abusing his wife. keb-
nick then took his shotgun and killed
Weber
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
CDNtsItE~s.
TUESDAY. Jan. ).

SENATE.-Ihe president to-day sent to
the scn..le the following nominations: In
ter-s'afe commaTc@ commissioners, jane
w. McDlll. vice Thomas NJ Coo ey, re-
signed; William X. Morrison of Illinois,
Ia reapEOlntmenfl: fourth assistant post
master general, Estes c. Rathbone, Of
Ohio; William d. Mccoy of inulahA,
resident and con,al central to Liberia;
VIM. b. Hess, United States con
sui general at Colstantinople; An.
drew T. Mccormick of rexas. United
States circuit Judge for the fifth Judicial
circuIt; Matthew /. Allen, United states
attorney tor the sou' bern district of Cill
fornia; Abraham j. Sray, governor "f
Oklahoma: Daniel Ray OF Illinois. princi-
pal clerk Of the surveyor general land Of
fec; Daniel T. LiIndman, dlent tor the
Indians of tn" SIs-elOn agency. Soutn d..
kota; Culet Engineer George NJ. N lvli'e
United state. engineer chief and cIl,f
OF the bureau OF seam engineering with
the relative rank Of commodore; United
States COGsuis, Campbell l.. Maxwell of
Ohio, AZ Santo Domingo, Charles Wearc
OF Iowa, mt AK La Cadppclle, David ;. X.
Buck, Oregon, al Sourcberg, Elas Ii.
Cneeney, New Hampshire, at MatanEls,
and james Leltch, Louisiana. AT Belize. A
bill was introduced torbldding public of
tlclhls 10 ride on passes.
Senator Stewart New added new
feature to the SILVER question to-day by the
introduction OF resolution founded On Il
proposition that the holders Of silver bul-
lion art entitled undrr an existing law,
never repealed 50 tar as the senator can
ascertain, to the free coinage OF SILVER. The
resolution directs the committee on Jldlcl-
AIRY 10 enquire If any further legislation Is
necessary to make it the duty Of the proper
officers of the mint to receive and coin
silver bullion for the benefit of depositors
Senator KYLE introduced IA bill appropri-
ating 5000, 900 TO be used under the di-
rection of the secretary of agricu tnre for
TIE purpose of sinking artesian wells In
arid districts and for the encouragement
of agriculture, not more than $500, 900 to
he expended in any one state. Senator
PETER introduced bills to protect interstate
commerce; to prevent dealings in options
and futures; to prohibit the formation of
trusts. and to punish conspiracies against
the freedom of trade among the people
HousE.-Senator Mcmillan, of krn-
lucky, was elected speaker pro tenn. Bills
were introduced granting statehood tn the
Indian Territory; absolutely shutting out
the Chinese; for the establishment of a
gun factory ut Bonicia; prohibiting aliens
from holding offices Of trust under the
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.


HE ontarlo legislature has been con
'ekrd tor Feb. II.
a RECIrRocITY treaty vii Salvador Is
promulgated by President Harrison.
Cor. c. L. GILMEk, recently appointed
governor Of Ontario, died Sunday.
TmREE THOUSAND operatives in the
EIgln watch factory threaten to strike.
sr-cEssrr., tas+ of tbe ,,ovarp,rort
huraau of animal ipIp.trv's ,natnod nf in
oculatiug swine was made in Illinois
ADJUTANT GENERAL. REECE Wcdnes.
day commissioned Henry Barrett Cham
berlin hr>t lieutenant OF Company NJ, First
Infantry !. n II.
\ BILL declaring the lottery business a
felony has been introduced in the Ken
tucky senate.
"EvANGELIsr EAkINs. " former green.
back orator. has teen declared insane at
Detroit.
Two hundred miners at Cable. H.. have
struck for a restoration of the former rate
of wages
TnE value of grain exported from San
Francisco last year VIA. S33 POS, OO0against
So, ia. 900 the preceding year.
Tur Rro E,o,r u;I,ors, ossoo;a,;o, n,
New York, has fixed the price of rye flour
at from So % TO - 35 per barrel
Gov. C,,,,n,.,, - nb,o : r~as;do,t
of Tho 0b;n u;n;nr cn,,nanr ;ncnrnoratad
IN Duluth. Mimi. Monday with capital
stock of 81 .0OC 900.
tx his animal n,essae,e n the conncil
Navnr Grant of New York strongly nrgas
the citizens IN inanpnrota a movement for
ranrasent1t,on at ,La worid's fair
Brsuop W. PERKINS has been appoint.
ed United States senator from Kansas TO
succeed the late Preston r pInmb
Cu,.,. p,., ,l;.s & no
Clorali, nj $685. ~ y.
T"Iionnoh ,'''''T' " "od ".u ss n' Ut az
CO., vonuupnr g Coor.;, ;,o l.,
.ar hear;nr nn tha worlJ,S fair nnos
t;a,s sert 7bo, .l,. s...a ..,,,,,s, -, -,
snytod ,IU',e' - '''''' '''''' ''' ''p''
p1p 70, =
En- T. - .AsoNi .no NJ "as ma? VI VI
Is-f rEad ~ H. rns;Sauoa : oon,na,;nn a,'G 49,
80 tbo ~ Ia ies,ue,i'e' Vi
~ '''' '>'''' ing
lHE navy department reiterates Its de-
nlas OF war preparations but the secre-
tary conferred with many heads OF de-
partments Monday.
lhE president Is preparing proclama-
tion OF retaliation against the countries
which have refused 10 enter INTO reclpro-
cal trade relations with this country,
CAPT. GABRIEIsoS. comman,lipg the
revenue steamer GalIatine, mada a renort
to the treasury department. con6rminr tb,.
press dispatches in regard to the los, of
that steamer. and the death of Jacobson
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

lHE main building of Converse college
Spartanburg, 5. C.. was burned Saturday
night. The loss Is $50, 900.
The works of the Atlanta Glass COM
pany burned Wednesday night at Atlanta
Ga. Loss, $50 900; insurance, $4,000.
A FIRE which broke ont at Manford,
Cal, Sunday, destroyed $1,000 worth of
property, caused the death of four persons,
and badly injured six more
A snow slide occurred Saturday at Sill
veton, Cal. and Miss Sadie BIickson, who
was snowshoeing on the mountain side,
was killed.
At Hamilton, the Wanzer Sewing
Machine company's premises were dam.
aged.b 10y fire Wednesday, night to the ex-
tent of 100000. The amount of insur-
ance is unknown.
GILBERT WIsNER, of 6656 Michigan
avenue, was walking on the Lake Shore
Railroad track at Slxty.seventh street last
evening when he was struck by train
He was taken TO his home, where he died
last night.
AN engine and a freight accommoIa-
tion train on the New York, Ontario d
Western railroad coIided early Wednes.
day morning at Smyrna, Chenapgo coun.
ty. Engineers Sheehan and Young were
killed. Another man is missing
FIRE in New York Tuesday morning
in the five story building at the corner o.
Murray and Church streets caused an ag-
gregate damage of s2l 500, distributed as
follows Latin * Rand Powder Company.
$500; United States Glass Company. 81
000 l. RosenthaI, 5000: G. II. Brown,
Sl5 900. Insurance unknown.
GnNtHE~~
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

The statement is made that the Duke
of Devonshire Iate the Marquis of Hart
inrton) will enter the Salisbury ministry
a. secretary of state for olcign affairs
IT is reported that the British minister
at rangIar has warned the governor of the
district that if he can not guarantee the
safety of the town against the rebel tribes
sailors will bc landed from the two
British warships that have arrived in the
harhOr.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

By means of a bath # liquid nitrous
acid and hlsupbIde of carbon, a temper
ature of 220 deg below zero has been
produced.
JusT think of il, TEere were 10000
0OO0oO cigarettes manufactured IN this
country last year, and yet thirty states pro-
hiblt boys from using them.
The fall of an inch of :ain. as recorded
10y the rain-gauGe, means the descent of
100 tons Of water on every acre of land
surface.
HITHERTO man has obtained from cotton
fuel, clothing, cooklng-oil Fertilizers, soap
and cake, and now it is claimed that sugar
can be extracted from it.
BEARINGS constructed of compressed
wood pulp are the outcome of some ngen-
isus mechanic Combined with graphite
they require no fabrication and greatly
reduces friction. The compound can
be cut o. dried like metal. and almost as
hard. A dynamo is stated to have been
fitted with these bearings with satistac-
tory results.
The liverymen Of London are getting
up subscription for the purpose of buy
ing residence for Prince Albert Victor.
the deeds of which will be rendered to
him as "A wedding present. The livery
men must not be confounded with those
who earn their living by stable keep
ing and carriage letting. They are mem,
bers of the old livery or guild companies,
and in their ranks have the richest
merchants and leading dealers of the big
city of London.
The Philadelphia academy;of science has
decided to send an expedition to northern
Greenland in the spring for the relief of
Lieutenant Peary and his little party, who
were foolhardy enough to winter there
The wife Of the lieutenant persisted in re
maining with him, and her probable fate
adds to the general anxiety. Even if the
whole party shall be brou1 hi back alive. it
is doubtful whether they will have &C.
quired any information of such utility
as TO compensate for the sutferings en-
dured.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
INDIAN CYCLONE MEMOIRS. -

The meteorological department of the
Indian government has recently published
the results of an inquiry into the nature
and course of storms liz the Arabian Sea
These researches apparently show that the
cyclones are formed on the northern limits
of the southwest monsoon. When the
nethern limits of the monsoon reach the
land, and when the northeast monsoon ex
tends from Asia to the equator, no great
storm is generated in the Arabian sea.
The results of this inquiry are important
as showing that the real cause os the cy-
clones i to be sought IN the conflict of
the regular southwest monsoon current
with the opposing northerly currents NOV
ing from the Asiatic continent toward the
equator. According 10 the prevailing
theory, cylones are generated where there
are great vertical Differences Of tempera
ture, giving rise 10 ascending currents
There are, however, no evidences of the
existence of such conditions in the Arabian
Sea at the periods of maximum stormi-
ness
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

You ask, what will educate your son.
Your daily example will educate him,
your conversation with your friends; the
u>lnn>s he >c.s You transact: the hkiugS
aud dl>hklns he sees YOU express the
society YOU live in will educate him;
aboy" all, your rank. your situation IN
!fe, ar table will edHcate him. 1t is
not In yoGr power TO Withdraw him from
tie con,inua! influence of these things,
rxacpt you We're TO Withdraw yourself
tr IN them also. + lucation goes on t.
turn It's course. What these have IL ten
dency 10 make your child, that will he pe.
Parents SHOULD invariably give good ex-
ampirs 10 their children, for youths are
usually apt students, and impressions
made In childhood lnde!ibly stamped on
TIE susceptible mind. Selected.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

ACCORDING to the report of the secre.
tary of the interior there are 675, 100
pensioners carried on the rolls. % of
whom are widows or daughters of revoln-
tioary soldiers. and there are 559,027 ap-
plications on hand from persons who are
not now on the rolls The expenditures
are nearly s145, 100000. The secretary
estimates that this may rise Gin the future
to $3.50, 900, ,00O, but it will soon drop TO
sl30, 100000 when all first payments have
been made, and that there will then be a
rapid and continuous decline.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
\ BOUT PEOPLE.

Labouchere says that the Princess
Mary, who is engaged to Collars and
Cuffs, Is decid Idly pretty. II remember
remarkiug her as pretty girl, he add.
'one day when ~ha was on the terrac- of
the house OF commons, before | knew who
she wa, - that NV judgment was not
warped by my udemen. in favor OF her.
princess as Il rule being deem ID beauti-
ful if she Is not exceptionally ugly"
Claus SprecEeIa, the sugar king, is a
man of swarthy face which contrasts
sharply with MS white hair and white
beard. He is Of German parentage and
never tried t. learn English wei, SO taat
when he speaks rapidly it is difficult
matter 10 understand him. II. began to
refine sugar in 4 small way in California,
and Eis rise in fortune dates from the
time he was brought lnto association with
kalakaua
Richard Mansfield will in April go TO
San Francisco from New York for a tour
of the Pacific slope, which will last until
the following July. Upon the conclusion
Of his present tour he will 60 TO England,
where he will be married TO Miss Beatrice
Cameron, at the London residence of Miss
Clark, sister of the late Rev. Walter Clark,
who was Mr. Mans field preceptor at the
Id I
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

semi aendish delight often 10 possess
people OF strong nerves in sneering at those with
weak ones. The irriabiity OF the nervous hypo-
chondriac In ridieuled as natural i'll temper The
very genuine and distressing symptoms from
which he suffers are made light Of. He or "shs
Is crank!" 10 the cheerful sort of symI sthy with
which the nervous invalid meets from the unfeel.
Ing and the thoughtiers At the same time no
complaint 10 more defined and real, none has q
more easily explainabls origin when ii is chronic
Imperfect digsition and assimilation are always
accompanied BY nervous debility and anxiety
Build up the powers OF assimilation and diges-
ton with Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs, and nerv-
GUS symptoms, sick headaches and q generally
feeble condition OF the system arc rene sdied
Remember that fearful ravagss are produced by
la grippe among weakly, nervous people Hos
letters stomach Bitters cures II and prevents ma
larIa, rheumAtlsm and kidneY comnlsint
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

Oscar Johnson was shot by John Blazer,
near Sanborn. The latter used Win
chester rife and shot Johnson upon very
slight provocation.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

WArELLo, Iowa, suffered from fire
Wednesday which burned four business
houses.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

HITHERTO man has obtained from cotton
fuel, clothing, cooklng-oil, Fertilizers, soap
and cake, and now it is claimed that sugar
can be extracted from il.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16

The fall Of an inch of :ain. as recorded
10y the rain-gauGe, means the descent of
100 tons Of water on every acre of land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-06-30

KILLED DY LIGHTNISd.-rhe Warrenton
Iirgiaian gives the following account of the
killing of two men by lightning near Bethel
on Monday:
On Monday evening last, Messrs Leroy
Blackwell, John Sudduth Howard Young, 4.
P. Brady and George Allison went into a barn
on the farm of Major T. Towson Smith for
protection from the storm. Lightning struck a
post which extended to the roof and killed 4.
p. Brady and George Allison instantly who
were standing near or leaning against the
post. The other inmates of the barn includ
ing team of four horses just driven i'll were
umhurt except that Messrs. Blackwell and
Sudduth were stunned. Mr. Brady was
yonng married man from Prince William
county, near Gainesville, and leaves n wife
and two children. Young Allison was UNI
married and son of Mr. Richard Allison.
The body of Mr.. Brady WAS carried to Prince
William for intcrmcnt and young Allison was
buried near his home. A large number of
distressed friends attended the funeral of
each. There was no broken skin on
either body They were, however, greatly
discolorcd and a sulphurous ordor escaped
from them.