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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-28
THE SCHEME FAILED.
Al ltalian Noblomal Who is opposed
+ Tariff Regulations.
he coNCEWEs A BRILLIANT IDEA
But lie Forgot q Consider the Sagaoily
OF American Customs House
Officers.

NEw YoR,, March %. -Miss Juliet
Morgan, daughter OF Millionaire J.
Pierpont Morgan, IL soon 10 wed WIN.
Piuraon Hamilton anu In honor Of the
approaching event, friends In all parts
OF the world are sending the young
LAZY pfcseni.. Miss Morgan has
among her admirers a wealthy Italian
n1bloman, who considers the
American tsrld "A menace 10
foreign industries. This noble.
man wished to send Miss Morgan n
handsome present IN the shape Of q
bracelet oct with rare aud costly gems,
but he dij not wish topiy duty on tue
article. Accordingly ne procured
COPY OF Mopiy's "BIbln Charactefsn
aud VA the centre OF the book cut hole
large enough % receive tile bracelet.
Then the book was forwarded 10 tue
address % J. Plurp1nt Morgan. Mt.
Morgan had no iutimntion ot the com.
ing Of the bracelet until the customs
officials notified him that thoy held
the iewelry, which hal been packed
IN such way as 20 leave no doubt oi
the intention Of the sender 10 smuggiu
u through the mail. Mr. Morgan hai
no wish to receive wedding presents iu
sue manner, but he Wishvi b escape
nniofiety aud so arranged with 5ccfe.
ary Carlleiu 10 have tue bracelet ~.
leased upon tho payment of duty 10
the amounted $3.50. DC. Morgan gave
his check for thataum and lnFl evening
his daughter received the italian
n0blemau'a present.
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Marriage a Failure.

The divorce case " Emma L.. Kir.
der W Cnas. n. Kinder was hoard by
Judge smith, at Provo, last evening,
A, q, Sutherland appeared Tor plliuin
ami p. A. king for dutruuAut.
Mu. kialrr tU'tlilsi that they were
married in 1891, at ncsrroi. Mrs.
Kinder ceased o. live with Mr Kinder
last December. Ho mad not provided
her with the common neCubsAfiua OF lie
IN sufficient quAuiitlrs, and her
mother hat g. assist her. Mr..
Kinder hal also used violent
aud ptoiano language 20 her. Onc
time he had threatened 10 cut MS
throat on one occasion, thereby causing
her great dialTUss. On several 90.
customs he had accused her VI un'aith.
fulntss, aud was iu the habit o. COM
Ing homo drunk and would use vile
language. On cr0sH-examinlti0n she
admitted that she knew Mr.. Kinder
was in tho habit OF drinking before
sins married him. lie had not been in
favor Of tho marriage because ht
thought they we're too young. (Mrs.
Kinder 10 not yet nineteen years OF
age aud Mr.. Kinder is nearly twonly-
three years OF age.)
ChHs. 10. Kinder, tho defendant,
testified that he had worked great
portion OF the timb since his IA trrlago,
aud had given hrs WIG The money hU
hal earned. lie had alwsys provided
comfortable home for his vito since
their marriage. lie had been drunk
several times since his marriage; but
not 90 often NJ before. Hu uuuipi
ubing prUAu0 Or obscene language
tl MS wife aui that ne had
over threatened 10 cul his throat.
lie said he did not know what tho
reason was for his wife leaving him,
~ hs mad givoI none, There was
plenty 10 cat la tho house whom hhu
iuit. He WAS Hlck at tho time.
a number Of witnesses coTfoblrntui
MI klDdef'a testimony as 20 hts pro.
yidlnl for his wife.
Judge smith said no was OF the opln.
ion that there was too much ill Telling
between The parties % 10 Drugod over
aud that marriage In THIS oasu was
failure, the decree VI divorce was
gmnteI.
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BALTIMORE. March ga letter
from tuu mssior OF the schooner Frank
81. Noyes, dated B.uglrlds, Nicaragua,
March no, says that the Nlyrs passed.
the wreck OF the u, =. IS kpauasru
Oh k,ncalor reef, Match o. fne war.
ship Is high and dry. There were i've
sch0ougrs around the reef, wruckois,
stippiug tho snip, The l0fBmast u
tEc kteuargu wgi gone, but the main
aud m'zEen masts we're slill standing.
The main mnin.yari was hanging BY
the ifusses, o5ok.blllod, anu the smoke.
stack was eiill standing.
There seemed 10 be- come fighting
going on at BlueilylcB on tue date OF
the letter.
WAsniNGroN, March .S.-Au On.
clal telegram ifbm Lieut.. FOrces, tuo
representative OF the navy department
ON the ORION, which vessel went 10
ltlncador reef 10 enduhvor 10 float the
koarafge, confirms the report thst
the vessel u partly burned anu gone
20 piecua, sO that nothing can be- done
toward nor recovery. Nothing more
~ expected until tno return Of the
Orion.
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b0uu Itppai amendment he utiauhul
nB o. rider O thu leg ht.ve aud
iuiirill appropriation biI. the com.
miitte is4 iato1 up att .n ou the sug-
gcstiOn, nor b. 10 likely i1 for tn
pres uI, asst would inuicata a iunr that
iur inuh bill mlgut nii. Warner New
York, whD uecurcd the plsalgr % tho
amendment 90 tlt Wilson hIl, placing
Jaw and refined sugar ON the feH list,
Guys. "Wo viii get rid Of sugar boun.
ties one way OF another. II ihcy arc
contained iu She tard hiil as %
comes hack from the Seuaic, we
viii reach them by special bill, 1r q
repeal rider will un attached tD sJmo
other hill NJ that gives p.ums, OF
accomplishing the end qui'srlL As
yet however, tngre D. u0 definite plan,
but the sentiment against bluuies is
so tirIns thai d ltl viii readily be-
iurmula'ct az sJDn af 90 opportunity
offers. y ,thiUg B nkrIy % br done,
however, Until tHr senate passes on
tue sugar schedule"
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Ihs nsrIns son prehI.ni.

LONDON, March Attorney Cen
Ufal Sic ChaflDB Russcll will Introduce
in tho House Of Commons tomorrow o
OIL providing for the proper enforce
mont of the Boring frn arbitration.
There u no question Ot new motus
vivenii anu u h. understood the bill
VIII not Uo opp1aoi.
WAsuINuTUS, March Minister
Bayar1 has been pressing UPON the
attention OF tue British foreign ,illoe
the uuctsiiy ui sIrrIy uCjlou upon TIE
proposition 90 tupllcs tho eEm,iur
mJIus yivungi relative o. tue seal
fisheries ay one Un broader liuUs, O.
c1nurm more closely 90 the decision
Of the arbitrator, IhCio is reason a.
believe that the British ambassador
here Will sOuu receive authority 30
cousumurtu such agreement, by which
the Auuil dIucfo COS respecting the
extent OF the closed ZJuu, will be-
adjusted on basis Of tue 4a4d parallel.
This would make IL impossible lor
scaling vessels unlawlully to take suAls
anywhere iu tac Pacific north VI tue
boundary between California anu
Oregon alcr May lsL
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An fg.d t.ndr ard ~ Young GIRL
tirututty IEttfsu.

An Ar.d tndr ard Young Girl
htutniiN Aiitsd.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 23-A
special b. The Iimet.JHi0n from JaBuub
Fla ayg There is great excilom at
nt Ellayiile, few miles south Of this
place, over The murder VI Alrs. Turner,
an aged woman, ana Miss Epsryi "a
iiilo8f yearold Rirl. The woman and
the girl were alone IN the house last
night This morning The gifl was
found IN the rood In front % ihu house
with her brains beaten out Oh Ma.
Turner WIS Duui deal iu the house,
her head having also been beaten 10 a
jelly.
An examination u The body oi the
girl shows that she had been rav.shuI.
10 h supposed that alter the nend hld
accomplished his desigu he slow the
ulfl aud thu old woman 10 prevent hib
crime being discovered. Ihurc b. uJ
clue To TIE murderer. The people are
terribly eufngri and II the murderer
can be discovered Judge lynch VIII
dispose OF him.
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rmr crNrnAL pArIrIC
An Alleged Attempt 60 Deceive EnG
iish NtuoLhoidvra.


iish stuchhoiders.
san TRANCIsco, March gs.-rhc
hIaHiHtr prints tbo following win
regard 10 tho reported designations of
Huntington ami Croker from the
Central Pacific direC,Ufaiu!
II do not believe tlnt any attempt %
holug made % misivad EGglish stock.
noldrf0," said IA gentleman yesterday
afternoon.
The speaker hos long been In active
service aud Is q Keen observer OF Hli
Affairs touching transportation matters.
"lho truth ~" he went on, Eat
least IN my estimation, that the rUnl
puTpOio b. 10 got from under. 10 lea
case nj deserving ehip no0ut 90 sink.
The Genital Pacific oocupitBa peculiar
position. IL b. In loUt 10 the govern.
meat no deeply that there n no rras0n.
able hope OF its ever getting out. o.
course, the government has brcn loul.
cnt, bat there ~ limit 10 indulgence.
There h. large element In the country
now clamoriug 70 have the mortgage
forvni0urd. cannot sce why a railroad
should have 40 many privileges that
ere denied 10 private debtors.
"ln those hard times, when the foul.
lug towards railroads In far from friend.
~, n congressman who would vote g.
extend tue mortgage on tho Central
Pacific for term Of years would DO
voting himself back 10 private life.
And really / cannot sec why the
Central Pacific people have any right
10 expect further concessions. Probably
they 40 not czpect them. This, Ia my
estimation, IL the reason that they nfu
getting Out, aud once out they viii be
out 10 stay.
"rhc Central Pacific a. an indo.
pendent proposition docs not pay, anu
yet tho government could by no means
anori 10 take &, anu then permit II %
fuu down, II would be operated In u
hfat class manner, ana n nt q loss,
why tho people who are Stepping out
would not have to bear a.. AZ the
same time no disadvantage 20 thclF
remaining Interests would result
"NOu viii SEQ the Central Pacific
become, na recording 10 terms II ought
alreaiy 10 have become, tue property OF
Uncle Sam. People WIN can dispose OF
"a thing are not going % walt 10 have it
wteslcd from them, Tor thoy would only
ltsb by delay. This In why the change
has taken place. lt is timply gn ac.
cUptAnce OF the Inevitable.
Gas Tor tue English stCokhOliorn,
they are not being considered one way
or tho other, anu all THIS fuss IL not
being made ON their account"
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EmnIolm -nl Id ConNIel..

CHICAGO, March 25- Employment
Tor ox.cJnv.ota IL the 0ujec. Of a. BE-.
ISOLATION iOr which articles OF iuc0r.
uOrauUu have Just been granted 90
Springfield, Illinois, 10 the Illinois In.
dustrial Association, u Chicago. The
incOTp3nturs are. William $. Potwin,
OF the Chicago Narniah Co.; Rev.
Alonz1 X. Farmer, pastor o. tne Cen.
tonninl Baptist church, AMI Benjamin
NJ. Butler.
In 1854, Rev. A. q. Dodds, wh3 some
fifteen years ago was reformed by hen
Hogan, Vt the Halhtoad street Mission,
was In charge Of "a home for this pur.
pose, but those who were supporting II
decided that the percentage OF criminals
saved did not warrant tue expenses,
and II was abandOneI.
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SE PAUL, MINI, March 2S.-A
prominent Juris, In an interview last
night oxprefsrd his views on the qurt-
ton OF pr.zs fights as fOllowG Ger
tain deIudel sports Of 81. Paul, with d
few dollars in their pockets and several
thousands IN their minds, have an
rounced 20 the county that they are
willing 10 make up "a purse Of $4,000
Tor the Corhelt Jackson hghs la
spite Of This there will DO no
prize fight m south ~, Paul Or
any other part Of Minnesota.
There Is no looph0lo IN the law
passed. by the Inst legislature, and n
my attempt 10 maize 10 bring OIL n
contest at south - Paul Gov. Nelson
win simply swarm the place with state
militia. Cuntests Of limited number
81 roul Us are now allowed In IiinneRp'
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CHICAGO, March 23,-Wneat Jumped
Q cents TO-DAY on prOspeCia OF cold
wave ana the scare started wild
rush 10 cover among the shorts and
with heavy trading the pit presented "A
scene Of wild confusion. May started
81 but the cold wave scare took poF-
session OF the crowd almost at once
and the price went up by long jumra
till Il touched 6ll. At that p.lnl tho
longs began To lAEo the profit iu ir1vgs
aud the offerings soon caused the price
TO sag OH 10 Gps tho market becoming
quiet aud bteauy about those hgurci.
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WAsniSolDS, March eS.-D0lph
Introduced % '0llt resolution regarding
thu treaty between the United States
aud Great Britain o. 10 thu c0usifuc.
ton ni the canal at NIcnm4ui, cIu.
monty known as the Cllyt1I.Bu'wor
treaty, no longer iu force.
Tho Senate committee on foreign
relations has under C1usiIrfailsI u
hill looking 10 the Reorganization VI tho
NiCarn IA canal company, uuI the
iriruus 0i the ru'crpfIzs iu tho Sunltu
are very hopeful of securing - favor.
aUlo report At an early day.
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EEw Yolul, March 25.-Who IA tbs
strongest mau IN the world 10 still an
open question. From indications Louis
Cyf, the only man IN the world who
has elevated u 973l pound dumb.bull
aud has lifted 1900 pounds IL the
champion. Cyr posted $500 aud
challenged SaudOw, A meeting was
arranged 10 take place last night SAM
dow uid not put Ia an appearances, how
ever.
Uyr says no will bill himself
champion Of tue world nnd stand
ready TO meet Sandpw, Cyolops, Milo
or any man IN the world for the
championship.
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Cnlnnel l.ell,. Fnnnrnl.

W. "a. Lett receive o. telegram this
afternoon stating thai h- father 70.
mains viii arrive go fnia city On Sat IT,
ugy morning nt 1850 over tue 1870
q audr Western. rur hIly VIII 10 Boo
slate iu tue Governor executive man.
sion on Yves. remplH ttfett, unul
evening when Il will DO iaLcn 10
Denver for iutcrment ut the eide q! the
wife.
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ST.. PAUL MIMI, March gs.- George
Hays, captain ~ the Mississippi
steamer George Hayu the owner OF
several other vessels, aud ths super.
visor Of steam vessels Tor the upper
Missiseirpi and Missouri rivers during
mo hrst Glove and administration,
uied l1si evening from exposure. Cap.
tain Hays and "a helper were Ia tue
liver ON "a barge Saturday aud ran into
shallog water 90 uIEhuali ami re-
maiuli out until q O'Clock sunday
morning. the temperature being FAT
below zero most OF the time. Captain
Hays was go years old and never re-.
cOverc from the shock.
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sUGAR nOuNrIEs.
Their Doom q. seaicd one Way or
Anuthur.

WAsIuNuION, March GA plan
Tor ab9usulug tno sugar bluntles with
out waiting for their ropeal IN the taril
bill has heon informally discussed
among the mumbers VI tue House rad
ically opposed 10 boun,ies M genera
ana the sugar bounty m particular. Il
has been suggested 10 the members Of
tue ways and means committee that
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oils and two M three other citios OF the
state, but any attempt 70 pull Oh a tight
between CDfu-it aud jackson any.
where In this sinte Will certainly meet
the fate Of the aliFilzlmmons olaif
July 2ist, 1891.
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EInm Blnghnm Prlrlnrl.

Ia the Third district court this after.
noon an appeal was hle1 lathe case Of
y. Is. smith W Patrick McAvuuoy,
from Commiuirnrr q. ~. Lut's court,
Bingham precinct. Tue amount m
disputc Is $40.
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To the Reform School .

Herbert Daniels, aged ten auI q half
year, WIS this NJ otpo0n O. mmlitrd TO
the Ogden Reform school, because OF
incouigibility. Tho lHi's mother is
dead nud he has given his iatheraguli
deal vi trouble.
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CITY Oh MEXICO, March gs-rhe
Mexican government b. In earnest re-.
gafdiug MA American financial union
uud Will boz ready sh0uly 90 trent with
the uuiiei state. ou vial mnitcu con-
nucrl with tho defense OF to white
metal as d monetary standard.
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STEVENSON IN CALIFORNIA.
FRESNO, California,
March 20, lS0.

A. hisaNht AaillNlAAAt
March 20, 1894.
E,iior DcssTei NcigE
$3.50 q. m. tlnis as 2l7 miles on. from
San Francisco on our way 70 L1s
Angeles, which Is $50 miles from San
Francisco. Our party consists IL
seven, three having llluui as this
morning NJ OakllnL ma nely, f.. y.
Taylor, Nephi Y. Taylor aud k4bsrt
Young, sou of l.. Il, Young. We lott
Oakland nt0 II. m. today anu have
passed over aOmh very Interesting
county, D0g Ihirly.Iw0 miles, to
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Lon rer.an. lLennrlea ILmea.

HANCOCK, Mich, March 2S.-It Is
Tumored that ten were killed Rt Central
mine, kuweenaw county, by "a prema.
lufa blast latt night. Tue wires are
down on account Oh sleet storm AMI
1t is Impossible 10 obtain the larIicul-
are.
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srlnIr COmnUNIcATIoNs.
titlaens Excited over the "Dciusions
of tue nnNlLn

LoCIlrORT, n. Y, March 2S.-The
citizens OF Nrwtane village aud ylcin.
ity are much excited over alleged spirit
communication from deceased resi-.
dents OF the village. Business has
been practically suspended and every
body nttends thB Hehnces. The opt.
demlo IL spronding and the leading
church members are investigating the
subject. The orthodox wOrshipers NJ
frat pronounced Il delusiOn OF the
devil.
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Trom snnm 90 m ard.

MARsnALLTOwN, Iowa, March U.s.
The snow storm OF last night developed
into a regular blizzard with high north
winds drifting tho SNOW hnily. There
are livo inches OF 8n0w ON tue ground
and II 10 atill falling,
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J. w. SIMPSON

Calcimlner in plain, white
anI tints, l5o W. Flrt South,
next door to Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Han.
N. B-Par,los Wishing to
DO thoIr own cs'cImining will
nnd IL to lhelrlrtrstlo call on
nv, o. prepare material after
my ownrreelplaIlteaIyf Tor use
at reasonable prlces.
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a Quurum Mustered tu the House NJ
LAST
WAguISUTUS, March %. -. Tho
DgmlcAs mu tered % bare quorum
anu Val ny % pass through the
O'NoiI JOY and English. niilbJru
election guu.ests.
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ut""I. aiu UU I.Hm ward. uH CIV
li.IH.. ..II E.#U.
tuH"f.. i.Hr.IIH. 90 Ir. r. ,fIIm GOO f..HHtH
NnrI boo HHa uHu.a lUruIH fr.Ic.tfuII. lu.
NIl.H 90 attend.
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TrnIl KIlIea 90 Town.

OTTuAiwA, Iowa, March 25.-lt ID
unowing furiOusly. Two inches has
fallen ana It 10 getting cold. small
nuts are killed.
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A Divers Experience with Submarine


A diver who wen, down 10 work on
The steamship \rnyH, which was in
collision ami sunk q Blrnugat light,
haI gruWfImH uE uriuncr. 10 wa.
"a difficult foo, HI Two divers were sent
duwn-unu %, thgm 90 remain on urcE
lu sixty feet OF Wllur, 10 act ~ SECOND
tender 90 the other diver who went
below. The ll,inr had been below but
"a few minutes whom three ltrkt camr
over the lifeline. When he had been
hauled up uu 90 llb deck lac was so
uuurryri that hu forgot ho was siill lu
sixty feet OF WllHG AMI Hignaled %
have his helmet removed, When b1lh
divers had been lHu.gI 10 tho surface.
no SAID that while hu wac wufkut
through o. gnulWUFi be had seen two
huge objects w'ur towards him:
aud uUtuu. .H4.Uytr AID dls,u,gs
him tr ma tau u.luf that he
had tesu two alumarlne pho,ts
until the Other diver went down and
d. c0vrrcd THAT llrgr was "a mirror al
the oni VI ,ho HsuEHay aud that the
diver had erru Tue reflection Of HE
own leps Vastly ENLARGED, c1mInp
toward him mum LJa Cadtr Water.
5y Guslau htItr 900 Me ~ ~ NorIInsT
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CHICAGO, March IS. - General
CoKrl, OF the good roads army, arrived
hero ihit m .rHiug and went nc once 20
thu s.tok ybrls 10 SEQ about the sale %
n consi.unent Of horse. IL was SAID
that hc " ulI Como 10 the city later,
DO tslE with those interested iu hig
movement 10 Washington.
a ug sumlE.
Two ih1uaui men employed ry The
Crave Url.., manufactures of lion
Iipc, struck ihl morning uud thH com
plny Il sonar. cd them. 10 is said that
plumlur, gas iittors and steam h,tcfs
Will iniuIu 90 huGulo any piyu turned
OUT by the compluy 500 the mtu IRE
taken back. Tliu Will probably q 80.
uu.ly interfere wiiA tho buill.uf Boa the
city nui may spread 10 other bIilIiug
uglts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-28

Huy Homo Made Trunks
atllulhort Bros, ManurcIufua. No.
~ H.. Fret South. Old trunks taken
iu exchange.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
Hollow Tree Smckestack.

\ special form Ashevi!le, \. c., tells
this story:
1t was reported Il year ago that a
large chestnut tree in the Pisgah range
that was green and in perfect health,
emitted smoke as # 1t was on fire at
It's base or inside. The vent was at the
top of the tree. Several parties dug
around the tree, bat there appeared to
be no hollow under it, and was firmly
rooted. The smoke was generally seen
at night and early in the morning.
No explanation was found for the phe-
nomenon, and it passed as a nine days
wonder
Last week A. H. anderforu, spec
lal revenue agent, came here on bus
mess, and, Of course. was told of the
smoking tree. Next day he returned
and carried long. pointed iron sound