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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-23
THIS is NO HUMBUG
Il. KUHN,
TINE
lRREPRESSlBlE MERCHANT TAILOR
In 1hG AGL0
WELL KNOWN IN EUREKA.

CL0THES MADE TO ORDER AND WAR
~ rsnted to fit. will take your measure
for q suit Of clothes AT prices that will defy
competition: in fact. cheaper than You can
buy in any clothing store. Reason: In
clothing store you are purchasing clothes that
are faded and old styles. long since played out
II take your measure you can select ct my
ONCE the finest sample patterns and latest
fashion plates 70 suit the most fastidious.
Please give me call and you will see that 10
Is Of no use to buy ready made clothing when
You can get them made o order and warranted
| TO ct ., cheaper prices L KUHN,
myl7-t Merchant Tailor.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-23
We'll, little boy, what's yo

name?"
.sna .s1nnaadrack Nebuchadnezzar Jones. I"
at "ho gave you that name?"
liz !. u9n know. But yer bet cher
n.o o y 1 md out, when | gets me
S'ow'h they'll be sorry for it,"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-23

TINE NEVADA
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Stages will leave daily ct O'Clock A. n. for
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-23

1t 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice Of application for patent be published fol
the period of sixty days item consecutive weeks, ),
in the Eureka SENTINEL, weekly newspaper
published at Eureka, Nevada.
dl9tf J.P. DUNKLE. Register.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
HILL AND HIS MEN
They Hope to Defeat Mr..
Cleveland
IN THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
Indiana Claimed toe David tn . Deal
With Grzy--Groves' Friends
CONFIDENT.

NEx YoRK. June H.-Ths myster-
ioas conference held yesterday be-
tween Senator Hill and his supporters
is matter for speculation among the
politicians today. Tho confident pre-
dscuons or the senator's supporters
that he will positively receive The
nomination Al Chicago 70 puzzeling To
q great many who are not on the
..inslde." II is believed tnat the Hill
men have something Of . surprise for
the Cleveland. advocates which will
not come 20 light tall the convention il
IN session. IL - said that the Hill men
are quietly AZ wcrk perfectlng .
stroug organization and that they
will 20 Ia Chicago prepared 10
make deep impression upon
the unlnstrueted delegates II Is
asserted by the Hill supporters this
foFegoon that they have won the
eighteen Indiana delegates over by
promising ths m second place on the
ticket for Gray Tue ant.-HiIl vrgsni-
zatlon does not propose TO bc forgotten
At Chicago. They are now actively at
work preparing their program. and
they declars they are confident or
Cleveland 8 success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
FROM EAR TO EAR
A Woman's Throat Cut by .
Monster.
HER BODY IN A POOL OF BLOOD
Presents . Slekening Spectacle Wher
Diseovered-Hef Skull Crushed
by the Fsend-

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June 1.-THE
tenement house, No. LOG Rotterdam
street. this city, was the scene of hoT-
rible murder this afternoon. A
l2-year- girl called at the
house and found the doors
locked. A mans voice responded
IN broken English to her knock, saying.
Nobody amt home" A mufiied
sound as of pounding and moaning
followed. and directly sfterward man
rushed from the house and
ran into the street. Lying In
pool Of blood on the
floor of . front room WAS found the
body of Mrs. Alex Demascek. Her
skull had been crushed by three blows
and her throat cut from ear to ear.
The police are looking for the mur-
derer, who is unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
solEs' BOOM STARTED.
The lcwans VIII Stand by Theit Gov
ernor TO the End.

CHICAGO, June l4.-The Boies boom
took possession Of = part OF the Palmer
house this evening. IL sas brought IN
BY the advance guard OF the Iowa del
egation, consisting OF l.. NJ. Martin.
me of the delegates at large, Edward
II. hunter OF the Iowa central cum-
N tee aad DR.. L. L. Lykes- The men
from the Hawkeye state enjoy the dis
tDctlon OF beng the tirst 10 arrive on
the held of pat,le. They At once opened
headquarters at the Palmer, where
Boies enthusiasm Was dispensed during
the entIre afternoon. According TO
the members OF the advance guard,
fully 10000 lowans will arrive IN chi
cago next week To shout for their gov
eroor. All the delegates from Iowa
will reach the city Saturday morning
and meeting will be at once held by
them At headquarters. This Boies
booom which we nave brought with
u.s." said Mr.. Martin, "will have decid-
ediy healthy proportions when II
strikes the convention. The dele
gates propose to secure his
domination aud they will stick
10 900 of the best citizens of the state
8iA1 tuSic Will ttOt VC y ulai itlt DS-
hind IN Iowa VINO will not pray that
Mr. Boses may get the nomination.
Governor Boies 10 not making this cam
paign, IL is the state OF Iowa. We wish
II distinctly understood that we are not
playing ,ssn for second place on the
ticket We would not wish him TO &C
cept any s1ch place. We are selfish.
and II no Is not nominated for the
presidency We will keep him ut home."
The main body Of the Cleveland men,
500 strong, will food the Grand Pacific
on Saturday next. Indiana sent two
enthusss site Cleveland men N the Pal
mer today in advance of the delega-
ton from that state. They called upon
Secretary sherin of the national CON-
mlttee and informed him that the In
diana delegation on its arrival Saturday
would probably meet to consider the
advisabihty of casting solid vote for
Cleveland. Secretary Sncrin aud Ser
geantatArms Bright have been busily
arranging for the meeting on Friday
OF the national committee at the Pal
Iner house. Mr.. Snerin expressed him.
self as absolutely confident that despite
the delay the wigwam building would
be completed IN ample time for the
convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
CLOSE RACE WITH DEATH.
Passengers Landed Just as the Steame
John @. Emmons Sinks at the Dock.


Passengers Landed Just as the Steamer
John @. Emmons Sinks at the Dock.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE sidewheel
stea mboat John G. Emmons sank st the
pier at College Point, l.. l., while on
the way from Whitestone TO THE city
with q party Of excurnonists. Those on
board had narrow escape from drown
ing and had il not been for the pres
ence of mind OF Captain William Clap
per many OF those on the Emmons
would have undoubtedly gone 70 the
bottom. The Emmons started out
with fifty excurslonls.s on board, bound
for Whitestone, aud was half way be-
tween Whitestone and College Point
when she struck . rock. A hole was
cut in the bottom and she began to NIL
rapidly. Those on board were panic
stricken and caused considerable con.
fusion and excitement to get hfe-
preservers.
As the steamer came in sight Of Col
lege Point II WAS noticed that she was
beginning 10 settle. Her passengers
recognized that II WAS . run between
life and death TO reach College Point
dock--deat,, at least TO some, If she
fell short of ner destination. Those on
board calmly watched their impending
fate. Nearer and nearer approached
the steamer 10 the pier until she
was within City feet of 1T. All
the time she had been sinking deeper
into the water. Tho kissing of steam
heard ae the water rushed down into
the engine room proclaimed that there
was only . second TO spare. The Ens-
mons reached the dock, allowing sum
cient time for the passengers and crew
to disembark before sinking. The
smokestack and pilot house alone re-
mained above the water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
STEER IN THE CHURCH,
Worshippers at Westminster. Conn,
Leave the pastor to Fight Alone.

WorShipperS at WESTMINSTER Conn.,,
Leave the pastor to Fight Alone.
WEsrMINIsrER, Conn.,, June l4.--A
dog and steer formed q combination
which put sudden end TO the services
III the Longmeadow meeting house
yesterday and sent the worshlppers
securylng into the streets. The dog
was doing under 4 wagon when stock
dealer drove a heard of cattle past
meeting house. The dog awoke and
and ran among the cattle. stampeding
them. One steer dashed into the
church. currying the light green balze
door on hishorns. Herushed up the aisle
believing wildly and throwing the wor-
Shippers into CONSERVATION. He halted
before he reached the pulpit and stood
gazing at the pastor. Every member
of the church seized the opportunity
to escape and rusned out. The pastor,
left alone, jumped from the pulpit and
tried to drive the steer out. But he
did not succeed. Had he not sought
refuge in q pew where the steer could
not reach HIM the infuriated animal
would have made short work of him.
When the animal became tired of de-
molishlng the church property the
preacher re-entered the pulpit and, the
congregation returning, took up his
sermon at the point where 1t was 80
rudely interrupted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
coRBETrs TRAINING QUARTER:
The Citizens Of Loeb Arbor Do No, Like
His Coming.

His Coming.
LocH ARBoR, n. j., June l4.-Jim
Corbett, accompanied by William A.
Brady, his trainer, aud = host of sport
ing men arrived here at 1918
this noon and was at once taken
70 the house of Brady on the
corner of Euclid and Name avenues,
which will be the GUNNER home OF
Corbett. Immediately in the rear of
the cottage 10 large barn which will
be used by C0rbett a. training quarters.
The sides Of the barn have all been
we'll padded and everything has
been arranged for the lighters
TO 60 into immediate training. There
is considerable Ill feeling among the
cottagers here over the action Of Brady
in selecting this place - training quar-
ters for the mar who 10 70 meet Sullivan.
Loeb Abor is fashionable summer
resort, and many of the New York
families who have located mere have
done 90 on account of the exclusive
ness. They claim that the bringing of
Corbett here 10 disgrace 70
the place from . moral point Of view,
and there 10 much talk of holding an
Indignation meeting to prot<at against
it. The local real estate men CLAIM that
the coming Of Corbett 70 their shore
bas proven quite boom and that they
have had any number Of applicants
for the summer. Brady 10 not the
least concerned over the kick.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

The Delegation May Be Divided on
Cleveland.

Cleveland.
CoLcNpvs, June li.-It will be the
field against Cleveland IN the demo-
cratic state convention tomorrow, aud
the Indications tonight are that the
field - M the majority. The field 10
not concentrated on any one. Some
of the delegates favor Hill. others cx-
Secretary Whitney. q few Governor
Flower, but the great bulk OF the anti
Cleveland delegates are -comnIttal
beyond tne statement that they favor
soy man east or west that stands q
snow of carrying New York, but that
they DO not think Cleveland or Hill IL
that man. This afternoon the district
which had not hitherto elected dele
gates TO Chicago made their selections.
IL nss been mutually sgreed between
She elements that no attempt shall be
made tomorrow 10 instruct the dele
gates AZ large. Ex-Governor Campbell
and Senator Brice will be chosen by
seciamstion. The former ~ far Clevs-
land. and the latter told q CnIted
Press reporter tonight that he
wouid 60 TO Chicago entirely unpledged
and nsu-committed. His friends say
that he Is fsv0rsbly Inclined toward
whitney. On the selection o. the
5ssFsr tso delegsses there viii be = con-
test. fhs platform will make no ref
eTense to the free silver issue. Little
interest - manifested IN the SELECTION OF
. state ticket. a. 10 ls conceded that the
nominees viii have no show OF success
IN presidential yesr. The platform
80 drafted by the sub COMMITTEES tonight
is brief. principally with tariff and hal-
lot reform. reaffens the dehversuces
OF the last convention on sunptuary
leg station and tie currency question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
JERRY SIMPSON NOMINATED.
The Sockless Statesman May Succeed
Himself.

WICHITA. Kan. June l4.-Jerry
Simpson WAS nominated for congress
here today by acclamation by the peo-
ple's party convention. The cOnven-
ton hall Was crowded with delegates
who had come TO attend the state con-
vention tomorrow. This convention
will decide the question Of uniting the
democrats aud peoples vote on a state
ticket The convention will nominate
q congressman-at-large and delegates
TO the peoples convention. While the
congress- onal convention was in session
today . dispatch from Emperia was
read stating shat John G. Otis, In the
fourth district, had been defeated for
denomination by Wharton of Lynn
county. The leading candidate for
governor is W. r. Vincent OF CLAY
Centre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
FOSTERS WEATHER Norzs.
The Storms Of May end June va11
His Predictiona

sr- Josrrs. No.. June 1A-Ny -
bulletin gave forecasts Of tbe sosm
wave 20 eross the continent from 11tA
10 18th, and The next viii reach ~
Psclfic coast about the l7tb. cfum ~
western mountains ~ the eloeo a. ~
18Th. the great central valleys ffum -
90 2lst and the eastern etstee about -
22d. Thu storm viii ~ ou11e oeeofu
west Of The Missouri and lower No.
sipp rivera. The stoFns q june ~
cover . smaller tsffst0ry tbet tAo1o
preceding, but viii not n lea ia 6o1oo>
neps- We NAV expect severe juGM
storms from 18th 20 I'D IN nonflf -
the slstes and terrtors<<
The weather viii aveFnGo 1rY -
hot south of the 4oh pAralieI 60 -
middle Of June viii ~ the tufuiu
point Of temperatufe for - u1Bo1o
country. We msy expect the hoo5 ~
he excessive for two or tnroo uGn11m
after the middle Of June.
Az q reminder I quote from ~ ~
ter Of Nav ?, 1881 DeeiDn1ng -
the frss week in Mss If &h1 ~
1eai and ending With the loe( ~eGt Z
june, 1922 vii consfitnte the Hrno1n
storm period ssnoe is11-3.s
For The month I'll Nay un6e 3 -
local fof~caeta. Of ~hxh So. q ~
per cent we're verified. TIE j0wooe -
if'cstson eae IS pef U1U3 for 04Vuun.
NY. ~ ~. Foernn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

The Contest Opened-Today the Sham
Battle Is to Be Fought.

OMAHA, Neb., June 1.-THE second
day of the encampmento of the National
Drill association was successful one.
Good weather prevailed. The camp
has been christie ed Camp Cook, in
honor Of the commander OF the depart
ment Of the Platte, United States
Army. Usual exercises were gone
through this morning and drilling be-
gan tnps afternoon. In the maiden
drill tho Lima O1io Guards gave their
exhibition, III the national infantry the
Nebraska University Cadets drilled, and
IN the artillery line the Indianapolis
Light Infantry participated. Drills in
each class will b. given each
day and then be announced on Monday
on dress parade. Tonight q grand
parade heated by the Second regiment,
United States Army, took place, IL
being reviewed by Governor Boyd and
staff. A sham battle occurs tomorrow
and will be participated IN by tue reg
1lara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
ANoTHER BIG cREvAssE
Opens Up to Admit the Torrents of AngT,
Waters

SEw oRLEsss, June .i4.-The situs-
ton OF Affairs IN the sIIuvlal districts
OF the state is truly deplorsbie. De-
vsssauon and desoisslon hold sway
over nearly ons-shifd ct the parishes OF
LOUISIANA. Never IN the hiesory of the
hsgh waters IN the state Iss 80 many
efrTasses oecaYrsi during one food.
II was generally thought Isst night that
the break At Afondsle. two miles below
Wsegsnssn saooa. wouid be repair, 4
after short struggle. Consrary % ev.
pectss'ons ard 10 the di<nsy OF rail.
rad otbflsls sod sag assrs. the entire
crib sers ~ss torn swsv and THE hcsri
ard waters heesn 20 fush thsoaxa the
break 10 tas lesse sIsh even more
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
DECEIVED HIS WIFE.
Arrest Of . Gotham Burglar Whose Bet
ter Half 10 Ignorant Of His Calling.

NEw YoRK, June I4.-After six weeks
Of nard work Detectives o'Bren and
McCauley sucoecded IN running down
Wallace. an ex-ccnvict and weil.kpown
crook and eneak thief, who has
successfully robbed uptown houses
Of $1,000 worth of lew
elry ana costly house fur
nisbine within the last ten months.
Wallace wac taken To police beAdauaf-
ters, where Superintendent Byrnes rec
ocnIzed him ne IN old acquniptance
Wallace refused 10 say anything until
Superintendent Byrnes ordered oBfIen
and McCauley to 20 70 wsllace's house
and arrest every one In ~. Then
Wallace broke down and begred that
the police should not modest hrs wife.
lie said that IT they would let her 20 he
would tell all Tuen ne told superin-
tendent ByrBes that he vas released
from the penitentiAfy fifteen months
age. Soon after fsls reieaae be went 20
Connecticut, ~nere ne worked ae q
stonecutfeT, the trade he had learned
IN prison. lie said that he had
worked hard Tor fieBe. got
married and intended 70 settle
down and do right. He got out
Of work, however. and came 70 New
York with hrs ~ife TO earn . living. He
could get no work here and having
spent all ms money ne went
hack 70 the Old business. He
protested that ne wlfe knew moth
Ing of Tire life be had led He told her
that be had an gBt<resf IN . gambling
boaes downtown and tbst the plunder
be hroueht home wss property be
teuEbt 81 suetsop. He sasd that since
ne s~ssr yess ago BE had robked ~
sessi oist oS two fssn dag.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
GRAND LODGE OF ELKs.
Six Thousand Members Present at the
Reunion at Buffalo.

HStfaSa az 01udios
BUFFALO, June l4.--A conservative
estimate of the number of elks and
their guests IN attendance ct the grand
lodge and annual reunion here places
il at 5000. IL 10 conceded on ali sides
TO be the largest gathering IN
the history OF the order and the
visitors are enjoying themselves
to the full extent Of their OPP
portunities. At . o'clock the grand
lodge session opened at the Academy
Of Music. Grand Exaltsd Ruler Hay,
Of Washington, presiding. Welcom-
addresses were delivered by Mayor
Bishop. Congressman Lockwood and
ex-Assemblyman Andrus. AT the close
OF the welcoming exercises the grand
lodge went into secret session on the
report of the committee on credentiei.
When that business had been tinishsd
an adjournment was taken until To-
morrow morning at 0 O'Clock.
Gossip about the hotel corridors this
morning indicate that feeling exists
IN favor of material change in the
present administrators. With one or
two exceptions new officers are con-
templated. Louisville wants several
officers and several reforms. Among
the reforms TO be discu ssed is that the
lodge and per capita tax to the grand
lodge should he reduced, as
the fund is considerably larger
than there is any need for. The
progressionistso oppose this. They
want the present tax retained and the
surplus regarded AS n fund for the
building Of permanent elks home.
The latter sentiment is regarded in the
most favorable light. The fight for
the next grand lodge meeting place
will be hot. The decision is likely to
rest between Chicago and Detroit. The
former Is favored because OF the worlds
fair while 1t sargued on the other hand
that In view OF the crowded condition
of Chicago next year Detroit will be
able to provide better accomodatlons.
The canvass for the chief office con-
tipnes active, and Apperly OF LOUIS
Vile is said to have a good lead.
Among the candidates for grand sec.
retary are James v. Cook of Indian
apolis. Mr.. Chauncey of Grand Rapids,
Mr.. White of Chicago and Mr.. Wolf OF
Albany. There is no likelihood OF any
competition for the position OF grand
chaplain. Henry e.. Perry OF Chicago.
the present incumbent, Is favorably
spoken OF for reelection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
WENT THROUGH BKID0E.
Four Persons Killed in Railway Disas-

MrppLEBoRo, KY. Juno IA. - A
freight engine with sixteen loaded box
care, on the X. G. NJ. Il G. f. railroad,
went through bridge spanning Lone
some Hollow and fell distance of $50
feet. Four persona were killed and
six hurt.
The north bound passenger train
with over 100 passengers WAS only
savep by being behind its schedule
time. Among the killed are Frank
Sergeant, fireman: Henry Slater and
Conductor Duckworth and Thomas
HalIeu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

MAprsoS, Wis, June AT. c. Cham
perlain resigned today from tine pres
ld.ncy OF the Wisconsin university.
The action OF the hoard Of regents IN
overriding his judgment IN the selec-
ton of the faculty is the primary
cause. The board mas since his inten-
ton has became known tried in vain 10
keep him. He wil become the head Of
the geological department. of the Chi
cacs university.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
EXPRESS ROBBERS FAIL.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Loot q Balti-
more & Ohio Train in Pcnnsyivania.


CoSNELII IsvILIE. Pa, June l4.-An
attempt was made last night to hold
up the New York and Philadelphia ex-
press on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
between Layton station and Connells-
vile. The train leaves Pittsburg At
9:20 D. m. The plans OF the tram rob-
bers were to flag or wreck the tram,
then board it and rob the mail and ex-
press cars. The tram carried $l66, 900.
The railroad officials in some way got
word that the attempted robbery was
to be made. A telegram was sent
to Robert Sheppard, the Baltimore
& OHIO railroad detective here. He
went to Uniontown, and from there .
special train took Sheppard. Sheriff
Mccormick and q posse To Layton sta.
ton. There they boarded the express
and rode through TO Cumberland. Had
not the robbers gained information
that the officials were on the lookout,
it is likely that big haul would have
been made. Tie railroad people to-
day admit that they expected the rob-
berry, but refuse any information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

DUBLIN. June IL. - Anti-P Parpelli>o
conventions met today ~ Cork an1
Siigo and selected candidates Tor -
general election. In speaking 70 =
Psrneliite meeting here this evening"
Timothy Harrington urged those preooos
TO omit IN the coming contest no me0oo
of making II hot for the other facslon-
His ADVICE Was received with cbeeeo
anc applause. Ii was interpreted tAna
the ParneIlites should not spare Tie
use OF the black thorn IN dealing With
their opponents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
Visible Supply of Gram.

NEW y oRK, June 1.-THE visible
of grain on Saturday, June IL, ~ CON-
piled by the New York Produce Ex-
change was as follows: Wheat, 26,651..
600 bushels, decrease l,259.0 Corn,
4,62S, 900 bushels; increase. $50, ,0l0.
Oats, 1896, 900 bushels; increaee. 52s,-
900. Rye, $1,000 bushels; increase,
$4,000. Barley, $4,000 bushels; de-
crease; $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15

LITTLE Rock. June l4.-Tne reports
of the various committees IN the dem
ocra,ic state convention were received
and adopted. The convention then
dominated . full state ticket headed
by William FIshback for governor.
Delegates To the national convention At
Chicago we're elected. They are in
structed TO favor Cleveland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-15
Renaifins the Wiexam.

CHeseo. June l4.-The work OF re-
pairing the wigwsm in which the DEM
ocrstic national convention is to be
held was begun early this morning,
and will be pu.hed night and day until
completed. The canvass roof WAS the
only portion Of the structure injured by
yesterday sstorm. and Contractor Allen
promises to have new roof of timber
by ssaturd ay.