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CUT HIS THROAT.
Wife-Beater Brown Concluded He
Wasn't Fit to Live.

Wasn't Fit to Live.
Andrew Brown, who was brought to
the County Jail on Wednesday afternoon
by Constable Merkley of Sutteryil.e for
beating his wife, attempted to commit
suicide in his cell some time Wednesday
night.
When his cell was opened yesterday
morning Brown was found suffering from
a wound in the throat, which he had in
hicted with pock and there
were two or three slight wounds on his
body.
AS soon as he was found physician
was summoned, who said the wounds
were not dangerous
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a Mind Diseased.

Mrs. Marguerite Ehrke of Folsom was
examined by Drs. Sutlitf and Fowler
yesterday and declared to be insane. Su-
perior Judge johnson committed her to
the Napa Asylum.
James II. Burnham of Folsom was an
pointed guardian Of Mrs. Ehrke's estate.
which is valued at 81 LOCO.
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keefe and Kagee.

William Keeie was tried III the Police
Court yesterday for disturbing the peace.
and given twenty days in the County
Jail.
George kGgee was tried for disturbing
the pence at the Theater Colnique. found
guilty and sentenced TO five days in the
County Jail.
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Real Estate at Auction.

On Tuesday, the Ilth. D. j. Simmons
d Co. will sell at auction. at 1880 a. NJ,
on the premises, two houses and lots, be-
ing Nos. 1913 and 1915 Fourth street, near
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NnfnriRs BfIlliin

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public; Martin c. Bum, Fort Jones, Sis
kiyou County; IL. Z. Klein, Forest Hill,
Placer County.
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Arriculturai A Directors.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned y. w. Barrett and w. Ii.
Wiley Directors of the sixth Agricult-
ural District, vice selves, terms expired.
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The judges were Dem. Carver and
Howard Gosling; referee. J. L. Black:
scorer, q. c. Baumgartel. Hite is en-
titled to be classed with some of the
newspaper spooters of Sacramento.
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Judge nenshaw's Successor.

Governor Markham yesterday ap-
pointed a. l.. Fricl of Oakland Judge of
the Superior Court of Alameda COUNTY
vice f. w. Henshaw, resigned. Nj.
Frick has been Deputy District Attorney
of The county
The record-union., 1894-12-07

THERE is no extra charge for all the
hrst-class luNurieS of the Sunset Limited
which leaves San Francisco for New Or
leans every Thursday at I0:3O A. NJ,
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Trusiee Apnolnted.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned Robert Il. Lamdin Trus-
lee OF the State Asylum for the Insane at
Aapa, vice J. +. LamdIn, resigned.
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ONE WATCH RECOVERED,

The QuestIot IL. Who Robbed Nance's
establishment!
One of the watches stolen from j. j.
Vance's stereotyping establishment on
Tuesday morning WAS returned to its
owner. Fred Townsend. yesterday.
The man who stole the watch obtained
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Notice Of Sale by Commissioner Under
Foreclosure.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned Commissioner appointed by
tue Superior Court Of the County OF Sacra-
mento, state OF California. il the action
wherein KATE CAMPBELL. is plaln5iH ana
JAMES /. LOW and OSCAR G.. Low are de-
tenGants, that pursuant to the decree made
and entered in said action IN SAID court OH
the 10Th day OF OCTOBER, 1S9G. the under
signed will Gn SATURDAY. the Sth Gay Of
December, 1891, at 10 O'Clock \. n. in front
OF the county courthouse OF the County OF
Sacramento, at the corner OF seventh ana l
streets, Ii the city OF Sacramento, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest Diddes for caSn gold
coin, and subject to redemption. the real prop
erty in said decree described, or 20 much
thereof as may be necessary in order TO make
the payments directed to De mace by said de
cree The property 81 to ne sold Is the real
property in the County OF Sacramento, state
OF California, described as the west 50 acres
OF the south malt of tHc southeast quarter of
section %, township north, range east
Mount Diabio Base and Meridian, together
with the improvements thereof.
Dated; Sacramento, CAL, Nov. . 1884.
Z. HARTMAN,
Commissioner of the Superior Court of the
County OF sacramento, State OF California,
i'll said action. nlo-ltt
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THE Pioneer jewelry firm of Barrett &
Sherwood, San Francisco, has removed
to No. Geary street, San Francisco
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CALLED SUDDENLY.

Death Came Upon Josiah White
Wholly Unexpected.
Josiah White, an old resident of this
county, was found dead sitting in chair
at his home on the hilgore ranch. three
miles east OF Reuter-, yesterday after
noon at O'clock.
The deceased came to this State IL 1850,
and was 20 years of age. lie was ma
tive of Virginia. and member OF the
Masonic Lodge at placervile.
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DAVIS-In Oak Park, December 9th. Alice
NJ. wife of james A. Davis, a native of Cali
fornia, aged 50 years 3 months and ? 5
days. Antioch and Grass Valley, CAL,
papers please copy
RB-funeral noJIce hereafter.
COMET - In this city, December 5th.
frankie Manuel, infant son OF the late Gus
ttNe =. ana Cafida Comet, II native OF Sac
ramentO City, aged months and ) DAYS
Hs- Friends ana acqualnJances are respect
fuliy invited to attend the funeral. this
(Fridayl afternoon. at !; 80 O'clock from the
NJ street.
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P. One has nine rooms and bathroom.
and the other five rooms and bathroom:
lot 5Oxl6O. The place is now open for in
spection
The record-union., 1894-12-07

The 'Langham," 40l L street has been
opened by Mrs. Andrews and Wright as
Il first-class family house. Sec our rooms.
Try our table board.
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FRaBPoRTER8 DEFEATED.

The Black Jack Gun Club Win the
Return Bluerocix Match.
The longtalked-of shooting match be-
tween the Black Jack and Freeport Gun
Clubs was held at Freeport yesterday. 1t
resulted in an easy victory for the Black
Jack Club, the result being as follows:
The record-union., 1894-12-07

CoRoSADo W AFTER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries aud provisions. 53l II street.
The record-union., 1894-12-07

SARSAPARILLA AND IRON. Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53l NJ street. =
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Those 20C Silks.

English Wash Silks, 22 inches wide and
IN a large assortment Of delicate shades for
evening dresses, waists. fancy work, etc., at
the special price Of 29c per yard.
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DIED,

MARRIED ladies try SECURE. Take no
substitute. See general notice column. =
The record-union., 1894-12-07

Christmas Cards, Booklets and Souvenirs
to mail to friends in the East and IN Europe
are now ready.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-10
Wool Alone Not Profitable.

In order TO produce the fine woods the
American farmers have given their
attention mostly to the merino, which is
very small sheep, active, and we'll
adapted to scanty heritage. After the
wool is removed the carcass is too small
to allow of a fair profit, while the lambs
re quire too much time too make sufficent
growth in order TO reach the early mar
ket; the consequence being but a small
return for all-wool mutton and lamb.
The size, quality and weight of the sheep
is sacrificed for but a scanty fleece of
wool. 1t is plain that no farmer can
make sheep pay who does not consider
the demands of the market. While
some are endeavoring to secure a few
cents more per pound on wool, which
would not, even at great advance in
prices average over 20 cents greater
profit on the sheep, owing to the infer
iority of the lamb and mutton of the fine
wool animals, other farmers who give no
value to wool at all, aud can really throw
it away if they SO desired are making
S. eep pay.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-10


In Paris new petticoats of silk or satin
are made with feather bone hoops which
reach quite to the knees. Tiny alumni
UNI wires are inserted in the facings CT
round skrted walking dress to give them
the approved flare. This, to the alarmist,
looks again very much like tie shadow
of coming event of crinoline.
Charming evening toilets for Easter
dances are made with skirt of satin
brocade and picturesque corsage OF plain
satin duchesse trimmed with Venetian
guIpure lace.
The pretty chsngeables come up again
among the favored fsncies of the opening
season.
Double width bordered silks are i'm
ported for circular skirts.
|. All kinds Of crepe effects are az
nounced as good for the coming Summer
season.
Two lovely beige shades are cordone
and antelope among dainty spring
fabrics.
Crepon. Henrietta cloth and Esyesta
will be used for pretty demi-toilets this
season.
Accordion pleated fabrics of many
kinds are used for vests, loose sleeve caps
and tunics.
Cotton back velvet ribbons will have
decided run of favor among modlstes
this year for trimming dresses, fancy
bodices and tea gowns.
Some of the now French polonaises are
made with fan plsated skirt in the
back, and gracefully draped apron
front.
Ecru tinted Mschlin laces arc used for
fancy collars, jabots aEd ruches, and No.
5 satin ribbons for binding flouuces of
every sort
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-10
A Great Field for Sheep,

Despite the claims of some OF cur
farmers that there is no money in sheep
(wooD, the reports of the last fiscal year
show that Canada has sent over 300,0 900
sheep to this country, and paid 81 80 per
head on them, and 70 cents per head on
lambs. But the sheep were mutton
sheep of the best quality, and our farm
ers have not, as yet, equaled Canada or
England in supplying their markets with
choice mutton. In fact, but few people
who buy in our markets have ever seen
such carcases as are displayed on
English stalls, owing to the culls from
wool sheep being shipped to the large
cities in place of the breeds which should
be used. A single lamb of the large
mutton breeds will bring more money
than all the mutton, wool and lamb OF
a merino combined. England does not
grow wool to any extent. but every
farmer keeps mutton sheep, and keeps
them on farms that rent for more than
the value of some farms in this country
Do not sell your ewes, but begin and
grade up by using rams of the Oxford,
Shropshire, Hampshire and other large
breeds.
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onion land, aud it should be free from
straw and other litter. If the work eau
be done the land should be plowed this
month.
The hot bed cannot be delayed if early
crops are desired. Prepare the hot bed
now. Cold frames may be made also, so
as to have them ready into which to
transplant cabbages, lettuce. etc., until
they can be planted in the open air.
The mixer of the greatest value, and
who knows his business best, always
milks with dry hands. Il is better for
the cows teats and vastly more clearly
practice. Some otherwise good mixers
spoil their milk by wetting the fingers
with milk, couceiying that the operation
is improved thereby, butt is an injurious
nasty method, aud no we'll balanced
mixer will do it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-10
ON THE FAR~
Good Sheep in Demand.

Much as may have been stated IN
regard to the decline of the sheep indus
try, there are some facts in regard to
sheep which should be made plain, and
although the subject has not escaped
this department in the past, yet this is
an excellent season of the year to call
attention to the future of sheep, as the
lambs are now coming in, and will be
ready for market in a few months.
First, it is important Tor some to know
that the sheep industry is separate and
distinct from the industry of wool grow
ing. Second, that the wool is only a
product of the sheep, and is but small
portion of the value of good sheep
Farmers are selling their ewes off as
fast as they can get rid of them in some
sections, while wiser farmers, who have
given up wool for sheep, are going into
the sheep business on more extensive
scale
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Philadelphia Division.

Schedule of Passenger Trains in Effect November f9h 1888
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-10

Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trada mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-10
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Are broken down from "yecwork or household
Sares Browns Iron BiticrS
rebuids the system, aids d ,cstion, removes exc
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SPECIMEN CASES.
NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgia and
rheumatism. his stomach was disor.
Tired, his liver was affected 10 nm
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elcc.
ltrie Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,.
nat running sore on his leo OF
e IGN, years standing. Used three
notties of Electric Bitters and seven
Jokes olSArnica Salvc, and his lcn is
., and,well John Speaker, Ca
'a%oa' o., bal five large fever sores
ON ms leg, doctors said he was in.
durable; One bottle Of Electric Hit
eers and one box &ncIslcn's Arniro
oalye cured him entirely. Sold NV
AZ. Hargraye, Druggist. :
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There is said to he II general I'M
Outstanding on both sides of the
Senate chamhcr that vote shall
he taken on the tariff bill not later
than Saturday. The Democrats of
the House Of Representatives, it is
understood, have practically agreed
to insist upon having the Senate
tariff bill changed SO that he pro
ircticn given the sugar trust shall
be reduced, coal placed on the free
list and he high duties in the SEIZED
ulcS on cotton and wooden manu-
features cut down.
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A LII GREE.

Those who have used DIR. King
NV Discovery know its value, and
those who lave not, have now the
opportunity To try it Free. Call ON
the advertised Druggist and get Il
Trial Bottle Free. send your name
and address To II. Il. Bucklcn & Co
Chicago, and yet a SAMPLE box Of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills Free, as well
rs II copy Of Guide To health and
Household Instructor, Free. All OF
which is guaranteed TO do YOU GOOD
and cost you nothing at a. +. lIar-
grave's Drugstore.
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ASSASSINATED.

PARIS, June 25.-Sadi Carn0t,
President of the French Republic,
was stabbed at 9:l5 o'clock ycStcr,
day evening in Lyons by CcSarc
Giovanni SantO, an Italian anarch-
lSt, and died at 12:IJ O'Clock. The
assassin has been arrested.
President Carn0t went to LYONS
on Saturday to visit the exhibition
OF arts aud sciences, and intended
to remain there over Tuesday. He
was accompanied by General Bori-
us, chief of his military household,
most OF his other household Off.
Gals, Premier Dupuy, NJ. Bur,lrall
and other members of his cabinet.
He was received enthusiastically
at the station by the mayor and
district officials, who in twenty.
seven landaus, drawn by horses
draped with the tri color, escorted
him and his party to Tie Hotel de
Vile, about three kilometres dis.
tant.
Cheering crowds filed the streets
and gave the President such a
welcome aus lie had seldom recciv.
ed.
Yesterday the President and his
party paid state visit to the cx-
hibition in the Pare dc In retc IL
Or. Atterward the President held
a reception at the prefecture. He
planned to go To the Grand Thea,
tire on the Place dc In Comedi this
evening after the banquet at the
chamber of commerce. lie was
chcercd necessarily i'romTahc mo-
mcnt he left the chamber of com
mcrcc until he reached the car
rihge for the theatre, which was
waiting in the Place de In Bourse.
The administrative enthusiasm
OF the crowd caused the confusion
which gave Santo his opportunity,
as he was able to push Ills way
forward quite \unuoticcd. When
Santo was wit hin few feet of the
carriage he waved paper as If
intending to present a petition.
and thus threw Off their guard the
persons nearest to the President,
who had hardly taken his seat.
Pressing through the crowd.
Santo .sprang upon the carriage
step. President Garnet started
slightly. Santo snatched a dag
N2Hgger from the newspaper and plum O
FeEt into the Presidents abdomen
hey the liver. Tine President
sam back unconscious. He was
take at once to the prefecture
ana ne most skilllul surgeons in
the ciA summoned.
AS SSto sprang away from Tie
carnage Stcp ana tried to escape
ne was eized aud surrounded.
$ t nut ior tn prompt Inference of
: the policeNe would have been
TORN and trappled to death on the
spot. AS sodp as the police extri.
Scated Inn from the hands of his
,Iptors, hey hurried him off to the
shtion house.
me news spread swiftly to ev.
crs part of the city. Infuriated
1 flows filed the sheets. Before
-, o clock an Italian restaurant
,n zen sacked anu the police
w were oLiged to strain every nerve
4 W. pio'oo the Italian consulate.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-06-29


by all, was prohibited.
he first Baptist sermon was
preached ty the Rev. MIR. Cotteral
in 1856.
Prosbyterianism was introduced by
the Rev. Doak in 1898.
The first merchants of the county
were Pcery aud George Their wares
were hauled over the dirt roads from
Baltimore and Richmond The fol.
lowing prices paid for articles speak
for themselv, s:(b)
wood axes were retailed- at $500
Moving scythes, $50
Wheat cradles, 500
iioes, $500 apiece
Rcaplng soythes, 50 80
Shifting, 20c per yard
Calico, % to 3Jc. per yard
lea $3.50 per ID
Coffee, 90 per III
Tnc settlers necessarily lived Oh
tie p!ainest dio:-corn meal, bacon
AMI beans being the principal nrli
cles OF food, biscuit aud coffee. fla
vored with maple sugar, being spe-
cial addition for Sunday morning
breaklasl.(D
Onc word more, and this task is
done 1ruc to that spirit which pro
oninently characLerizes the people
Of mountainous districts, the people
of Taztw il county l.ayo ever been
foreinost in asserting and II O ntain-
irg their liberties. She CIV. har
sons to Tue cause of liberty in 1i76,
and her ole was shed when Gen.
Rees Bowen fell at Kings Mountain.
Her citizens Hooked to The standard
in 1912 and '4G. When volunteers
wero called in our CIVIL War, they
were among the foremost to fill the
ranks III defence of Southern rights.
"A. J. Tynoe. Juno 6, 1894
(a) journal OF tile House:oi Dele
gates for December, 1899, page Is.
(b) John Is. Hale: "Trans Allie.
ghany Pioneers" page 10.
(c) DIR. John Bell Henneman: His
toric Element in Virginia Education
and Literary Effort"
(d) This statement and tho follow
ing list oil settlers and the place of
their location was kindly furnished
nc by letter by the Rev. G.. II. b.
Myers, one OF the oldest living citi
zens OF tho county, and who was a
member Of the "Iazewell Historical
Society" IN institution long since cx-
tinct. In 1871 this was a little de-
batting society held in country
church, meeting once month. Mr.
Myers informs me that the first sub
lects discussed were Columbus and
Washington. one deserving to be
honored for discovery and The other
for defending his country. These
meetings, held in a lit log house
lighted with a 'tallow dip > created
an interest for historical research and
the outcome was Howes History OF
Virginia, DeHass History of West
ern Vrgi. in and Dir. Doddridges
History Of Virginia
(e) For IN attended, account, see
"CaLtivos of Abb'a Valley by a.
Son Of May Moore Mary Moore
retained to Rockbridge county aad
nlterward became the grandmother
Of Mrs, Il. l.. Dnbney and Mrs. Benz.
NJ Smith.
~ Deed Book No. 1, OF Clerks
OiiiGf, Tazowcll county.
@ Rev. q. ii. b. Myers, Torso
Pens, Mcdowell county, w. Va.
(h) For this am indebted to Col.
i'ias q. Hartman. now of Auburn,
Nebraska, but formerly of Tazcwell
county. 4,
tD Judge James p. Holly, Tazo-
well. Va
tiNiNn 4 slraN 4 III ArNSNEI
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THE WISH GRATLFlED.

You have often wished fey some.
thing to take the placSsof Pills. Now
try Is cent packnge 'Silnmons I.iy-
CT Regulator powder TAKE it dry
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1t is pleasant to take aud give quick
relief-two good recommendations
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| have lvo little oro6d,.I;,1ron
w wno ,,r aee,ing this hot summer
q, " no'r ,,i n'n &c troubled with bow
saar, IGm.p'alht l give them Cham
nerlalhS Collie, lhoIera ami Diar.
rh@a Kennedy nd it acts like ;,
charm l earnests roc"u,no 'h' .; a
lor children with bcvrl trnnh l' II +
LICK oa OF bloody 1ux, With cray, nv
ana pales in my stomac, on m@ ,,,; S
=, a hottie of this remed1 cnr r ,' ~ u
itnn twenty four hoursJ ,r., -" 1 n,,.
OIL ped and doing my hor ""S U,,'
MRS. L DUNAGAN, Bon .a6".e, work.
man nan, county, Tenn For saIa IN IN,
a. Is Hargraye, Druggist.
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TO HORSE OWNERs.

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hey tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
los OF appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders AM destroy worms giving
new life to an old ccrworhcd horss. %
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Chamberlain Eye and asliu Ointment
lSa certain cure for Chronic Sore Ewes,
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JOHN y. Brown, - Thomas and ais.
I'D, IL -.

Defendants.
UPON PETITION OF w. F. HARTMAN.
The object of this petition is to obtain
n rehearlng of the clancery cause OF
Fudge and Crockett and others VS..
Brown and Thomas and al now Innding
III the Circuit Court of Tazewell county
and TO obtain a reversal by said court
of decree rendered in said cause at
the August term, 1903, of said court
and to subject the land in the proceed
lngs mentioned to the payment of petit
TONERS debt, and for general relief.
And it appearing that the defendant
John a. Brown is not resident of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered that he
do appear here within fifteen days after
due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit, and that copies hereof be
published and posted us prescribed by
law.
a copy-Teste:
ii BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
UENRV G.. nR,t,,t =,
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a small fire in The sky scraping
Masonic Tempe in Chicago ilari,
ed the people visiting the roof Ga =
den, and Il dangerous panic was
narrowly avcrtpd