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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
INDIANAPOLIS. IND..


J. r. Berry a Co.'S Chicago adviees are a.
follows
Markets opened this week strong and active
81 arc No. prin ciptl interest eing ont red in
AaT wheat, which a ivanced 20 II, m Saturdays
closing and has been very Give ell day. There
has been n good I'll around demand Tor cssh
aud sam pie lois. No. noFthern selling at 74c,
No. red, ONE sales "a 6Tc by sample. Do
mesIio and foreign N rkets are generally
higher. Clearanoes what aud wheat flour ag-
gresatsd $4,000 bushels. Reported good in
quiry on foreign account.
Corn wAs firmly early but later became do
pressed. closing heavy. IL looks AS though
the parties vino have been pred citing A. nts
Tor May would soon realize Their expectations
Hog produet was rather strong trading mod
crate, no spe eial feature.
Wheat-Firmer; No. 2 red. 661fo bid; No.
8 red, 62c; No. red. go; rejsoted. SOC; un-
merchantsble. $4,000.
Osrn-Firmsr. No. white. lII<o; No. 2
white. 4l1zoi No. white. 41c bid; No. 4 white
800; No. 2 white mixed. s0c; No. 3 white
nike. 39He; Nc. 4 white mired, 36c; No. 2
yellow. 4Cc; Ne. mixed. Acc bid; No. s
mixed. 500 bid; No. yellow. $3.50; No. 4
yellow, Soc; No. mixed. SEE; soundesr. 400.
Osts--Stesdy; No. = White. s51<c hid; No.
white. 341So; No. MIXED. s21<s bid; No. 5
missd. size; rsisstsd. 3sg30a
BRAS--sl3b0
Has-choiss sinsshy. sisoos No. l. ai2.oo.
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hScp-shsaring. aO@soo; lambs. 4Os75O
hides. Leather, Tallow and Pelts.

Good trade.
Grease brown. &c; yellow. 4Ilc; white. &c.
la low-No. /, SIC; No. 2. 40.
llides-Markst sluggish and weak; No. 1
cured. 4z61411c; No. cured 10 less; No.
green SIC; No. 2 green, PIC.
Leather-Oak sole. 73(g30o; hemloek soles.
2S614 So; harness, 26C63lc: skirting. 3ld35e;
black bride. per doz, S60@65; fair Birdie. s606G
Go per doz; cy kip. S5O@S'; French kip. 7jo
(e,$l.O5; city calf skins. 75eCSSl; French calf
skins. Si0pl.70.
Strengthening, 2O(RSOc; lambs, 4OG75e.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

To THE EDIToR-Sir: Alter thoroughly
testing the Sewing Machine pur-
chased of you last Deem Der, we are
convinced that it Is equal 90 any ma
chine we ever saw, both In simplicity
and durability.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES III. MEssMER.
MartfnsvfIIe. Ind. March f3-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

The number Of women registered in Topeka,
Leasenworth, Wichita, Lawrence, F. Scott
nnE Emporia 10 larger than ever before.
The handisst book for ready reference
on political, statistical and miscellaneous
questions ever issued IL THE SENTINEL Al
manac Jor 1893. Price % cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
A GIRLS SIN AND SUICIDE
CAUSED BY a MORAL LEPER AND
sO-CALLEO AsTROLOGER.

Tho Tragic Ending of Lizzie Wilson's Life
at New York and the Persecution by
Ahmet Who Has since Fled-Letters
Written 70 Her Mother and Sweetheart.
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Jelly for the pm

r." Indiana district attorney who used
p ....ee to shield Dudley was one of the
Lest to go. The great pity q that Mr..
Cleveland cannot reach the case Of Judge
Woods.
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Iron md Hardware.

Bar iron. 81 soG92oO. bsse, wrought charcoal
bar q 90a3.10, base. Horseshoes-Burieu's
$415; Perkins,. 81 IS. mule Shoes 1928; cut
per box: wIrs nails. rate Si75. Steel-Piow.
open hearth. per ID. Sc; spring, ordinary sizes,
per ID. 4c; tire S-l6 IN. thick. per Ii. SIZE; "a
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
EIrin Hnitcr.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.

ELGIN, ILL.,. March 27.-ButteT - Active;
isles. q 200 pounds al SOC, AGO pounds at 1910.
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Ihsep-shsaring. 2O@SOci lambs. 4O@75c.
POulrry anu PrOduos-

Ergs-Trads good at l2c.
BUTTERFLIES; poor. 6CglOo.
PoulsTy-HenB. &c; chickens. IL to 2 ID, 90;
ROSTERS. Set turkeys, hen, lie; tom, Zoe; old
toms, 20; geese. poor. s.; full festhered. $500;
duck. &c.
Festheu-PriEs geese, SO@S5o per lbi duck,
OOnD6o
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS
POLLS March

CATTLE-Receipts. light; not enough to
give tone Of market, but there is no change in
prices. We quote:
Export grades, I.460 to /. $50 Ibs...s asa 8 so
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Groceries.

Trade steady.
Canned Observation-Disclosures h., co.: cove
oysters. 10 full weight. 81; 10 light weight.
75c; 2 Ib full weight. $I.gOG2.OO; light weight.
SIe0@L30; peaches, standard. 3 Id. 81
d2lO; seconds 3 10. 81 S0GIlg0; pie, 81. 30;
pineapple. standard ID. sl.4l glib; seconds
h. Sl6g1.lO; string beans. SOtgsOc; salman. 10.
Sl.40d2; pineapples, Bahama, S26od265; peas.
sifted. 81. S59225; early June. $l.l0Sl 20; mar
row, Sl@1.25; soaked. 759S5c; tomatoes,
frmer. H. 81. 26G1 1875; corn. standard. Sl159
lbs; cream. Sl.S59l.60.
Spiee-PepDer. I5c; allspice, 121l5c; cloves,
15@2Oc; cassia, 1o@l2c; nutmeg. 75GSoc:
Sugar-Hard, 5000; confectionery A.
61EGb1<o; oil a, 6d51sci white extra Z, 413g
49<c; extra G. 400; good yellow, 454c; fair
yellow. 49se; yellow, sac.
Starch-Rehned pearl. 5@@3I&c per ID;
champion gloss, one and three-pOund pack
ages. 5@5l4c; champion gloss. lump, 3A9lc;
one and three-pound packages. 6G514c; I'M
proAed corn, 6(g6l4c.
Molasses-New Orleans. SO@4Oc; fair, doc;
choice. 42@4sc.
Salt-In car lots. 90; small lots. 81.
Coffee-Common TO good, 2lG23c; prime TO
choiol, 25g25c; fancy, 26A@275<ci golden
Rio. 27JS6L299c; Java, 504Cg5lhc; Banner
packages. 2414c; Arbuokie's, 2sAo; Lion,
24J4c; Jersey, 2iAe.
Observation-Disclosures, louisiana, 32<GD61Ic;
coal oil, 6l&@lO1Sc; beans. navy, S2.25i me-
dium. $780, marrowfat, S275@S.OO.
Fruits aud Vegetables.
strawberries-256335 per quart.
Potatoes-HeLrons ana BuTbanks, 90c(dsl. 90
per bu; Early Rose seed Sl.l5; Early Ohio.
seed, Sl.4O.
charlottesville pr bril-; $3.50.
Lemons-Fancy, S3.75GD4OO; choice, $1,000
326.
Onions-Fancy yellow globe. 500 per brl;
red S4.OO per brl; 81 80 per bu; onion sets,
white, $500; vel ow anu red. $3.50.
Turnips-sl.00 per bFl.
Iettuee-2Oc per lb.
Rad ishes...35Gl40n per dozen.
OnIons-2Oc per dozen.
Rhubarb-5Oc ner dozen.
Cucumbers-S2. 75Ga3 90 per dozen.
Cabbage-S3 5O0I2 20 per brl.
Apples BALDWIN, $3.50 per BRIL-; fancy.
So 5tG0s.7b. t5g
Beans arrowfats, s.. 5O6J2.75 per bu. f; navy,
s. %: Lima beans. a. pr 10.
Bananas Fancy. Sl.5OOJ2.25 per bunch
Kale Greens l.15fd2 per tTl.
Pop Corn-PeArl. Sc; rice. $50.
Coeoannts-S5 per hundred.
Orangcs-- florida S2.75Ca3 per box.
Grapes-Malagn, light weight s. 30 per brl. I;
heavy weight. fancy. So
Celery-25Cq 40c per bunch.
New HoneY-20c.
New California cal baRe In crates S3.50Gl;
Jersey sweets. IS; Illinois sweets, SL75 Der brl /;
FLORIDA csbbage, $3.50 per crate.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

Cash ouotauons we're as Follows; Flour
Moderately active and prices unchanged;
No. 2 spring wheat. 76I4c; No. spring wheat,
I. o. b.. 5606lo; No. red. 1910; No. z corn,
40Hc; No. 2 oats. 291Ici No. white. f. o. b.,
s6G3515c; No. 3 white. (. o. b.. 90@3Ic; No. 2
rye. 4so; No. barley. &c; No. 5, I. o. b., 42Cg
sic; No. T. I. o. b., 36ta4ic; No. l fax seed,
$l.1914; prime timothy seed. S4.3s6g4 40; mess
pork, per bril-. $l7b5Il7.571f lard, per 100 lbs,
Sll27Iz 0Jn-3215; short ribs sides (looseL
SI0O5@lO.07H; dry ssited shoulders (boxed6
t9.37Il99 90; short clear sides tboxedl $lO.50G
1885; whisky. distilers finished goods, per GAL.
Sill; sugars. cut loaf unchanged
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

CINCINNATI. March H. Hogs-Steady
at g.5097.6oi receipts. 64Ooi shipments.
Css,le-stonger at at s25o@5: receipts.
!, 500; shipments, 400.
shsep-Firm at sS5O@565; receipts. 90:
shipments. same.
LamDs--Firm at 81 b0Gl6.25.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. March H.--CattIe-
Reeei pts, L9OO; shipments. 800; market active
owiss TO light supply. Prices advanced 20 10
80 cents higher than last week on ali grades.
No cattle cattle shipped 10 New Y>rk today.
Hoas-Rsesipts. 5.70o; shipmsn.s. 400; mar
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-29

On the Droduce eIchRnge today the butter
market was firm; creamery, 22@30c; Dairy,
92CgiSc. Eggs-Easler; strictly fresh. l4fc.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27
A State Tax Commission.


Land Tax which before hesa alliance meeting
Minneapolis Mr. A. \ Merrill ofthat Appopo supplement-
that discussion Mr. Stacy subject
state Tax commission which herewith present. Mr. Ms
taxation; paper suggests
practical getting that framed
eecua operation
and npnab the against putocracy:
Reforms various ills They mainly
full theory while intended intensely They may be correct
public and the author BE-
popular and the fail q legislative sanction
may strongly sanction but legislation It
p 70 s s a a1 and legally
dons Finally the reform enacted into law
especially to tax reforms because e1
impossible to levy tax which not burden
ti prevent many during the past
nsy msn % pe x to-
taxation the investigation the workings in
public suaS %
states OF the Union have led
ments in taxation
The advantage
and not merely section class but Of the
all classes and sections the likely to
proposed changes the Inheritance tax the
the corporation franchise schemes
county liquor gross earnings had trial in
countries states and localities What the public egsa-
about Them but the facts their practical workings people and
something fooled with theory
work The must be definite
specially qualified obtain and
The friends and could
popular and legislative
sideraon Such sautar the present
and hafmade bills which
appointment commission legislature might ap-
point from it's the investigation needing urgent
available talent outside the investigation should
tive s s to Il snd BE- ou Be
whom the public has confidence integrity and special fitness
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27
Income Tax.

The discussion the
about week and although that body adjourned
several days during the time STILL session the bill
large share of attention Senator Stevens Ramsey
the matter another until Tuesday,
Meeker county, the author the bill
and by the Of the majority defeated
the urged in it's support quoted
the auditors show that the
cent greater proportion of than did
HenEpn from which the deduction
Paul Minneapolis personal
committee the bill had three
often made plea for it's it's original
looks though the enemies trying kill it with amendments
NOTICE
hereby given that meeting the Mcleod held
the Courthouse Glencoe Tuesday the 2s
election OF officers and such other before
said meeting when convened
All local alliances entitled delegates earnestly
quested to send full delegations. JOHN E. KUNI Secy.
At Lowry Pope county, Minnesota farmers
warehouse association That establishment
shipping business all the fall At times they have paying
cents the market price, and farmers
twenty thirty miles deposit this Murray county
Ayoca and Fuda the farmers elevators
and been blessing to that section Of country.
The Omitted railway America" organization which
formed at Chicago, Illinois, the
headquarters that city and will United States
and Canada It's main objects will be the
maintenance will aim it's
lied railway of whom there said
States This order will join legislative action
Alliance and Knights of Labor The the
OF engineers fremen brakmen
yardmen tegraphers bomake backsms painters
tors and agents.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27

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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27
GOV. LEWELLINC'S ADDRESS.
The FIRST Popust Governor Euer Elected Speaks to the
People Of Kansas

FRIENDS profound responsibilities
strength to bear the
upon threshold Of
T dsw s % plead s s Ct
% fse ssn S4s5es as g s9
and such must give place which recognizes
d the with Ss sh
o s family and % the
@ h a ass
1917 their %d2 sa ba s
people are aPeased BY Jingle Of words Platform
'ss e e
our o m pose are . s R s os nto
s3 sss g @ nS
been deadly anagon slave
as
IL:
the time the producer from combined
VEL tee @ to- thu:
the Mckinley bill cuimnated in Their
Production
the to the
shop and factory the millionaire his earnings and rides
change good
sending
and ockraser who colonel the confederate And thus
change forshadowed change written things
from life to deathhe tomb the spthe seed the
chrya the OF the roes revolution higher
Under the peaceful revolution that
poplea spirit sympathy trouble
awakening greatness and responsibility citizenship The
than the but the citizen than the state while the
family the citizen the jewel of civilization
e problem today how make the state subsrvent the
dvdua rather than to become his To accomplish this the
it's What
YEARLY himself from the
necessities of mortgage the farm? What the of him it
other by which his
Turk the shadows
zaon? What the OF the business
health and failures? Anxiety like brood
constant by the dstuber his
night liberty enjoyed
powers Then the state has failed
Government failure This generation which
it. Conscience the saddle The than
statutes When nation it's heart doing things
finally finds to do them The old yield Every
marked with conflict The march OF destiny
have dream the enduring faith the
abiding honest human and the beautiful visions
coming behed the eradication poverty The
owed the wered hand of
liberty equality prosperity shall abiding
public"
which populss representative
the reception nterspd with peechmang
Leweng
Six thousand
shook hands with the governor Speeches made by Mrs Lease
Dgs Jerry Simpson, Judge Doster W. Bredentha
which enthusiastically received-Kan. Commoner
i ATT rOD o. nTTNJTQl
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27
BERKEY, Ohio, Jan. ID, 1898.

EDITOR GREAT WEST: - - - ~
Our subscription expired with
giving the Enclosed please We
live state and the
Dy L. B. Gantebs1ry OF Mnn was the first had
below made creditabe for state senator fall doing
Donne but getting and probably
90 SO any more 3. B.
E. DIS STEVENS.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27
CHEHALIs, Mimi, Jan. II, 1898.

Having bushe Of wheat to sell thought renew nv SUBJ
the GREAT take comfort
Doc Keep right on in the middle the
OuC anQ we are with c. M HALL.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27

minnesota MAJ TIERS.
There organized during
total Of membership reported
amount to 81, 248S5.
u.s. Worthngton go
pei the G. w. help him bear the burdens Of life He he will
never vote birthstone ticket again.
Mcmillan OF Hennepin county
ate for the selection presidential electors accordance with the plan
Michigan whereby each congressional district elects
eector and t~.' are chosen at large
Gazst published at Hastings county,
had notices mortgage foreclosures But them mortgages
pinsss among prosperous
Pope county alliance meeting
Glenwood recently elected the officers for the liver
Haugn president; O. Romsass, PRESIDENT Ben Peacock
ry H. Adams treasurer Carl Erickson, county lecturer; Ben Pea
cock, OF Reno, elected purchasing agent
At recent good roads Island Renve
county, delegates attend the
Hanna Peterson and H. Goky All declared
against poll form OF bonds The farmers
this generation rule too well informed and have
intelligent understanding putoat schemes acqesce in the
bonding fraud
people part putting strong
legislature session. law the railroad
lands The railroads land in that section and
holding until the farmers have developed their
FARMS will be enhanced value Is there
should their
tion of the taxes? We have never heard of
county,
ia somehno an agitation nm in that section in regard to the division
county politicians putting
Paul. capitol building bring
The article suggests at meeting be called in
county, and byev voter
the that said resolutions be forwarded the senator
that district giving them instructions how
the Let the the heard from SHALL the
be divided
The adopted meeting
apo January and substance follows The alliance
and believe the ownership all railroads. and the
all money, through
tona banks The resolutions also declared for un
silver against it's opposed
the Legislature appropang reimburse those citizens
the subscribed Worlds Fair
avong
NIT the question of constitutional prohibition the Of the people,
Mr. W. e. Farr, Of South Bend IEd writes the G. W. friendly letter
renewing his subscription asking special information
financial question In the his letter he Your position
well taken the fusion predicted the result Minnesota
& before the election"
upon shudde
drove thousands OF the peoples party ranks the
1892 But et the Dead
God head Pull boxing gloves
for the coming for the will be than the
will be given to the right
Ppestone gives following regard
to the profs of the producer this wheat growing
make the heart image sympathy
toler who works the year for
Gilmore county, brought
bushels to for flour
M 500 s He s
market price He bought $50 -four which
this county paid wheat
that made the flour that he took home with him. the
sold it 46
The question of erecting capitol bulg occupying
the attention of the legislators during
would gather from reading the daily papers
that there nothing left
is which locality in the city would be desirable place
the grand edfce The ST. Paul
through which provide capitol be
within three quarters building that is keer
with huk than
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27

Rand, MNauy Co., 1O6 Adams ST., Chicago Ill., man
Anv
lone desiring pleasant and po6tabs position win do w
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-27

sold it 46
The question erecting building,
the attention of the legislators during
would gather from reading the
that there nothing left decide
is which locality the
the grand ed6e The ST. Paul
through which shall provide that the capitol
ed within three quarters OF mile of the building
it within the corporation but the Minneapolis
ed against that scheme for the could
the greater the glory for them And how
selling wheat 4Os bush with
they wres with do they look the
tee that large majority of them would letting
the matter rest until wheat would pay the raising
dion
The Sank Rapids Sentinel
head line High Time
Benton annexing itself county, the
former becoming ntoerabe from the major
% OF the property under the control pay
taxes Treeourths the would like privilege
that question The article the following
"lt quite time when and
officer
please and for their benefit all Of
county, should be- taken to protect the
people, accomplish the object view would & h e r
different
themselves important
OF county Jump in from 50 $13SOO
increasing the question where it to end? 1t would
to appointed through the
Court House and ascertain who and who capable
That officers are not shane
ally believed and that officer
under his control that he dictates
not do
Wake citizens of Benton and your
families interest and that officer
that
duty capable and honest
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-18
OFF COLOR OF CHICKS.

If you procured eggs of pure-bred
fowls, and the chicks seem to differ and
appear of various colors, do not be dis
appointed, as the chicks will be of the
proper color when matured. Of the
black breeds of fowls, such as the Lang
shans, Black Minocras and Black Span
ish, the chicks nearly always have
large proportion of white on them when
Matched. It is an old saying that the
more white on the chicks of such breeds
the blacker the plumage at maturity.
We have often noticed broods of
Wyandcttes or Indian game chicks, no
two in the broods being alike, and diff
fering SO greatly as to lead an mex
perienced person TO suppose that the
chicks were mongrels; yet when they
came to maturity it was difficult mat
ter to select the best one in the flock,
so far as the plumage was concerned.
Brahmas, Cochins, Plymouth Rocks
and other breeds may also be classed
among the uncertain ties until the chicks
are well advanced, and for that reason
breeders often receive complaints from
customers in regard to their matches;
but the breeders simply advise them
to wait while, when the matter rights
itself. Mirror and Farmer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-18
TREATMENT oP INJURIOUS INSECTS


In general, noxious insects must be
combated as soon as their depreda-
tions can be. seen, but Herbert Osborn
and L. Ell. Pemmel of the Iowa sta
ton, recommend that as soon as bios
SONS fall, apples and plums should be
sprayed for codling moth and plum
curculio. Spray strawberry plants if
infested with. slugs. In early summer,
plant lice may be numerous on plums
and cherries, which should be sprayed
with kerosene emulsion. In July, spray
potatoes with London purple or Paris
green, if infested with potato beetles.
In August and September, cabbage
worms may begin to appear, and can
be treated by spraying with hot water,
or with pyrethrum in water, or as a
powder. Cherry slugs and the leaf
eating caterpillars and other insects on
plurls and other trees may be sprayed
with London purple. Kerosene emul-
sion may be used directly on the in
sects, and will kill all it touches by en-
tering the breathing pores.-American
Agriculturist.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-18
A RESERVOIR BURSTS.
Twenty Million Gallons of Water
Loose in Portland, Pc.

The great reservoir of the Portland (Me.)
Water Company, on the eastern promenade,
burst, letting loose its 2O,00O,O00 gallons of
water in less than fifteen minutes. The i'm
merse volume of water dashed upon two
houses occupied by the families OF Mlchael
LaDpin and Dennis M. Conley.
The buildings were crushed as If they mad
been made Of cardboard, and four persons
lost their lives-Mrs. Dennis Conley, Miss
Agnes Conley, Miss Mamie Conley and James
MoseIey The buildings stood under the
walls of the reservoir, each with small
stable or barn attached.
The Conley family was warned IN time,
and it seems that Mrs. Conley was already
I'D and dressed when the warning came.
The other members of the family got up at
once. and supposing that they would surely
get out James Conley started for the Darn 10
rescue his horse.
The Younger Mrs. Conley did get out in
her night dress, hastily folding wrapper
about her as she went. She ran across the
road and fell fainting there. The elder Mrs
Conley, with her two daughters, Agnes and
Mamie, appeared next at the door.
They were holding each other by the
arms. The water was already dashlng
against the door sill. Perhaps this terrified
them. The group Of nelghbors saw tnenl
draw back and close the door.
Young james Moseley, Mr.. Lappln
adopted son, said that the Conleys were lost
unless they could be gotten out OF the
house. He dashed across the street and
went into the house. He was never seen
alive again.