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ASSAULT WITH Il PISTOL.
Ttco Sas Jose TeGmsters Haze Rott
Deer Cripple.

Ttco San Jose TeamsterS Haze a ROtc
Deer u Cripple
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 29.-Ed Flavin,
a teamster. was arrested last evening by
Officers Anderson and Monroe on charge
of assault with deadly weapon sworn to
by F. A. Stoddard, who claimed he was
hauling a load of fruit to the drier when
he met Flavin in the road. Flavin had
formerly driven the team, and claimed
that some rings on the harness belonged
to him.
While ..Flavin was removing the rings
they we're joined by another teamster, who
is cripple. Flavin and the cripple got
into q row, and when Stoddard saw that
the cripple was getting the worst of 1t he
interfered. This enraged Flaven so that
he left but soon returned with pistol.
He aimed it at Stoddard and fired, the ball
hitting one of the horses in the neck and
knocking it down. He was about to fire
again, but Stoddard closed in on him, and
he became frightened and ran. Flavin
will be arraigned on thecharge tomorrow.
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FOLSOM yesterday for the purpose of open
ing bids for machinery for the rock-crush-
ing plant.
The Union Iron Works submitted FIVE
bids. two of which were for $19,250 The
others were for SIC, oOO 900 and $15,50O.
The FELTON, Water Wheel Company put in
two bids, one for $4,000 and another for
Sic, $50.
The Risdon Iron Works submitted bid
of $685. and the American Road Machine
Company, a Pennsylvania firm. bid of
$11 $50. All the bids were referred to a
joint committee of five.
The Bureau of Highways is anxious to
get at work as soon as possible, and there
will be no delays that can possibly be
avoided. Professor R. Beverly Cole ap-
peared before the board of directors and
asked them to furnish him finished stone
at cost for use in building the Affiliated
COLLEGES
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SCORES At SHELL MOUND.
Company T. of Petaluma Wins
the Match With A of
Oakland.
SChuetzen Verein ViCtorS Who Went
East Keep Up Their Record
In the West.

The citizen soldiers of the Fifth Infantry
Regiment have been greatly interested in
the friendly rifle match between Company
C of Petaluma and Company A of Oak
land and there has been considerable spec
ulation as to which of the two would win.
Each company put out twenty of its best
marksmen. The first match was shot at
Petaluma two weeks ago and the Petaluma
team won by twelve points.
The return match was shot yesterday at
the Shell Mound range and the Petaluma
team was again victorious by fifteen points.
Had Company A won, the deciding match
would have been held at the Schuetzen
range, near San Rafael, but Company
having won twice there will be no third
match. The scores were as follows:
Company C, Petaluma-Lieutenant Phillips
43, Lieutenant Stockdale AZ, Sergeant CASH
day 80, Sergeant Dickson 81, Sergeant Adams
43, Corporal Smith 43, Corporal Adams 43
Corporal Cantel SO, Corporal Emerson 81,
Campbell 49, zimmerman a. Fischer he DO 40
So, Stoker Az Silas SO, Mcintosh 81, Sergeant
Wilson SO. Total, 1872.
Company A, Oakland-Captain G. T. Poulter
ningham A. Sergeant J. NJ. Vaughan "a, Cor
poral C. A. Taggert Al, Corporal J. V. McCor-
mick 80, Corporal G. Bucket 80, Sergeant w.
Downey 43, j. Stewart So, f. w. Peterson 3S,
s. B. Pickett As, G. Pickett 80, c. a. Taber
80, D. Hopkins "a, W.. Summers 80, F. Poulter
AS, c. Maker AZ, J. Taggert "a, C. Ellis Al, J.
Littletield %. Total. TT.
When the crack rifle team of the San
Francisco Schuetzen Verein went to New
York and won SO many prizes and so
much honor another team in the same
club was practicing at home, and the mem
bers made such good scores that there was
a strong belief in the minds of the many
that the home team could outshoot those
who went East. To decide the matter q
match was made for a dinner and case
Of wine that was offered by Captain Siebe,
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Gone fifth Another Nan.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 29.-Ole Olsen,
ship-helper, returned here yesterday after
six months absence in Alaska, finding
himself deserted by his wife, who robbed
him of $500, all he had.
Soon after Oisen's departure for the
north the spring races were run here, and
Mrs. Olsen became conspicuous figure in
the grand stand and about the pool boxes.
She formed the acquaintance of a circuit
bookmaker, with whom she is now be-
lieved to be living in San Francisco. She
left two-year-old child with neighbors.
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solid Rat1road Foundations.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Sept 90
Word comes down from the northwestern
which has been boring for solid founda-
tons for piers in arroyas, rivers and
creeks along the coast south of GuadaIuope,
has now nearly completed its work, and
has been successful in every instance in
finding satisfactory foundations at a
reasonable depth. This happy circum-
stance will greatly facilitate the progress
of the coast road, and enable contractors
to complete it at much earlier date than
otherwise would have been possible
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SAN DIEGO IRRIGATION,
Big Schemes for Improvements
in Southern California
Districts.
The Unfinished Work of the Mt.
Tecarte Company to Be
Taken Up.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Sept. 29.-Articles of
incorporation were filed in the County
Clerks office yesterday by the Southern
California Mountain Water Company. The
purposes of the corporation are to con-
struct irrigation works, handle bonds, hold
real-estate, manufacture pipe, develop
cement beds, manufacture ice, develope
electrical power, etc.
San Diego is to be the principal place OF
business, and the capital stock is $500,
600, in $50, 900 shares of $40 each. All
stock is subscribed by the following five
directors: III. L. Titus, trustee, 349,975
shares; J. Clyde Hizar, Anna M. Water
man, NJ. H. Titus, Charles Peasants and
III. L. Titus, five shares each.
This company succeeds the Mount Te-
carte Company in constructing the vast
irrigation system of that company, which
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WELCOME Il NEW PASTOR.

Rer. e. p. BENNETT Tdkes Charge of a
Santa Rosa Church.
SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept. 29.-The Rev.
E. P. and Mrs. bennett were rendered a
pleasant reception Thursday night at the
Third-street NJ. E. Church. Mr.. bennett
entered on the passionate of the church last
Tuesday as successor to Rev. W. Angwin.
Mrs. G. F. Allen presided over the large
audience. After selection by the or
chestra Rev. B. f. Sargent in his happy
way welcomed the new pastor on behalf of
the Ministerial Association of Santa Rosa.
Other addresses of welcome followed,
from the Epworth League, by Miss Florence
Drysdale; Junior League, by Miss Rose
Moodey; Official Board, by r. c. Moodey !;
LADIES' Aid Society, by Mrs. G. f. Allen.
Mr.. bennett responded. Miss Hattie
Allen contributed recitation and Mr..
Furhman a bass solo. The Revs. J. A.
Shepherd, Father Cassin, William Martin,
J. T. Schneider, J. B. Turner and E. B.
Ware occupied seats on the platform.
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includes four large dams, and is calculated
to irrigate most of San Diego County south
of the San Diego River and west OF the
main range.
The lower Otay dam is already half COM
pleted, and big blast of nitro-glycerlne Is
being prepared to be exploded on OCTOBER
6, which will dislodge 10000 tons of rock
and afford material for the completion OF
the structure.
At the Barrett reservoir the masonry
dam has reached So feet above bedrock
and the Moreno dam roads are being
built and other preliminary work done.
The company has expended over
100000 this year, mostly in preparatory
work. Jamacha irrigation district Will
receive it's water supply from this sytem
and the company also proposes to supply
the city.
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S,les for SICK Renefits.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 29-Charles
Patrocchi yesterday commenced suit in
Justice Gass' court against San Jose Grove
No. %, United Ancient Order of Druids,
for 1929, alleged to be due for sick benefits
He claims that on August Is, 1898, ne has
taken sick with tumor in the stomach.
He says the lodge paid him So week for
while and then discontinued, and still re-
fuses to pay him benefits. He alleges that
the lodge owes him $5o4, but he valves and
RENTS all money over 1929 and prays that
Judgment be rendered him for that
amount.
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Ahnndn,,ed the Schema

SAN JOSE. CAL, Sept. 29.-At meet
ing of the committee appointed by the
Board of Trade to raise a fund of $4,000 to
advertise Santa Clara County dried fruit
it was decided to abandon the scheme to
raise fund, as it was inaugurated at IN
lnopportune time.
It was also thought that the canvass for
money to carry on the carnival Of roses
would interfere with the fruit advertising
fund. and it was deemed advisable to
abandon it.
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VisaIin,s .Nesy MIL.

VISALIA, CAL, Sept. 29.-After an in
term of over two years Visalia can again
lay claim to a fine new fourmill. A four
story building owned by ]. NJ. Fox was de-
stroyed by fire in 1893. The project to re-
build was preached several times suisse
quently, put nothing resulted until Ed
ward Downing and Richard A. Whitley of
this city took the matter IN hand. The
worthy monument to their business ca
pacity. The new mill is three-story brick
structure located at the junction of Main
and East streets. 1t has a capacity OF
seventy-fve barrels day, The cost of the
building is about $1,000
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ROW IN THE FRESNO JAIL.
SiD Toughs Attack the Jailer, but Wer
FinaLIy Subdated.

FRESNO, CAL, Sept. 29.-An interesting
fracas occurred at the jail this evening.
Sheriff Scott, assisted by the jailer and
four policemen, had free-for-all fight
with six toughs who had been brought to
Jail by the policemen.
They had been arrested for disturbing
the peace in Chinatown. Everything went
well until the jailer started to search them
at the Jail.
Then one of the toughs began TRADE of
abuse and defied the officers to search him
or place him behind the bars. The other
rye joined their leader in his purpose and
all arrayed themselves against the wall for
combat.
The officers made a combined rush on
the men, and with severe use of clubs and
fists finally brought them to time. The
fight lasted for nearly half an hour, and
the other prisoners in the Jail kept up a
continual bowling of delight.
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STATE sHoor At oRovI1LE.

Average Score Deer Forty and Some Es-
peciaIIy Good Shots.
OROVILLE, CAL, Sept. 29.-At the State
semi-annual shoot to-day Company F,
Eighth Regiment, made an average score
Of 40 So, fifty-four men shooting, qualify
ing eighteen sharp shooters.
H. H. Taber, winner of the State gold
medal at Sacramento for 1884, averaged
90. Private Joseph McGee, winner of the
State silver medal, averaged SO.
Staff officer Colonel A. f. Jones, re-
tired, and Major E. E. Stone, examining
officer, each scored Al. Following is the
score at the man target: Fatals 427, dan.
gerous 43, hits Is, misses II; total, $50.
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CRUSHED BY Il WHEEL.
Il Woodland Prisoner Makes a Bad Breal
for Freedom.

WOODLAND, CAL, Sept. %. - Bob
Flynn, prisoner in the County Jail here,
made break for escape that may result
in an escape from life for him. He was a
trusty and was sent by the jailer to do
some work in a stable.
The prisoner made up his mind TO get
away and in order to pass through Wood
land unnoticed he climbed on the reach
under a loaded hay wagon. After riding
a block or so he lost his grip and fell to the
ground. A rear wheel of the heavily
loaded wagon passed over his chest, crush
ing him fearfully. He was taken to a
doctor, who pronounced his injuries posi-
bly fatal
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SUICID NEAR PETALUMA.
Charles HettricE's Body Found Dangling
at the End of Rope.

Charles HettricF's BODY Found Dangling
at the End of Rope.
PETALUMA, CAL, Sept. 29.-The body
of Charles Hettrich was found hanging to
the limb of tree at Church's Grove, west
of Healdsburg, yesterday. 1t was evil
IDENTIFY case of suicide. The body had
been there for three or four days and was
much decomposed. 1t hung SO low that
the legs were bent at the knees to free the
body from the ground so that strangula-
ton would occur.
Hettrich was native of Alsace- Lorraine,
aged 81, and leaves a widow and son in
San Francisco. He was tailor by trade
and after a long spree was supposed to
have left for Santa Rosa week or so ago.
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KILLED While Stealing a Ride.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, Sept. 90
Early this morning Felix Leibiger, riding
q bumper of the Southern Pacific east
bound freight while asleep. His right leg
was cut off at the thigh, the left. at the
knee.
He was picked up by westbound freight
and brought to Cotton. still alive and con-
scious. He died at O'Clock. He was
beating his way from Los Angeles to Dali
las. He has brother in Richmond, Va.
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The Bullet Struck a Rib.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 29.-Albert
Junger, former messenger in the employ
of Wells, Fargo & Co., attempted to COM
NIT suicide last evening by taking chloro-
form. Finding his stomach would not re-
tain it. he secured 3S-caliper revolver,
and placing the muzzle near his heart,
fired. The bullet struck rib, breaking it,
and lodged under the skin. Junger will
recover. Dependency is attributed as the
cause of his endeavors to end his life.
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Married on the STAGE.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 29.-During
the performance of "a Country Grip at
Turn Verein Hall tonight Carl Berch and
Carrie Clark Ward, two well-known pro-
fessionals, were married on the stage, Rev.
W. G. Bowman performing the ceremony.
The unusual event drew packed house.
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FRESNO LABOR SCARCE.
They Have Sent to Sam Franc cisco for On
Hundred Girls.

They Have Sent to Sam Francisco for One
Hundred Girls.
FRESNO. CAL, Sept. pa number of
local fruit and raisin-packers have sent to
San Francisco for 100 girls to work in the
packing houses.
There is temporary scarcity of labor
here at present, and the girls engaged in
packing fruit and raisins have been talking
of going on a strike for a raise in wages.
At present rates they easn from 81 to 81 so
day.
Nearly all the packing-houses are unable
to handle what dried fruit and raisins they
have on hand, and consequently they have
sent to San Francisco for help.
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San ,Jose-Snnta clara Bouyercrd

COLLEGE PARK, CAL, Sept. 90
County Supervisor John Roll has begun a
series of improvements on Union avenue,
connecting San Jose with Santa Clara, the
result of which will be to make of a drive,
already popular, a boulevard as beautiful
as the famous and attractive Alameda
Graders are now pushing the work, which
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TIME BULL FIGHT.
The Los angeles Matadors Rolled around
Without Harm.

JTithoUt Harm.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 29.-What
was advertised as bullfght came of to-
day at Agricultural Park, the occasion
drawing about 1000 people to the grounds.
Humane Officer Hutchins was on hand
to stop the fight in case of any cruelty to
the animals was shown, but he had no &C.
casion to interfere.
Six bulls were exhibited and seemed to
enjoy the sport as much as the matadors;
The only weapon used was red flag, and
the affair was in reality game OF hide
and seek, the bull being the aggressor.
Several of the matadors were caught and
rolled on the ground, and one was assisted
to the top of the fence inclosing the arena
in "a most undignihed manner, but no serl-
Gus accident occurred.
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Game Near .PorterrilEe.

PoRTERVILLE, CAL, Sept. 29-Deer
and bear are reported more plentiful in
the mountains east of Por.erville than for
many years before, Uncle Sans guardian
ship of the Sierra Reserve having tended to
prevent the ruthless destruction of deer.
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Oregon Farmers Hold Their Wheat.

PENDLETON, Or, Sept. ga num-
Der of wheat-growers of Eastern Oregon
have declared they will not sell their wheat
until they are offered 40 cents a bushel.
The ir product amounts to several million
bushels, and their holding off, coupled
with failure of crops in w ashington, is ex-
pected to cause rise in prices here.
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Youthful H,.mtspilte Wreck.r,

HUNTSVILLE, WASH, Sept. 28.-Two
boys attempted to wreck Northern Pa
citc passenger trains to-day by placing
fishplate. supported by coupling pins and
bolts, between the rails of frog. A ware
houseman discovered the obstruction and
removed it in time to prevent wreck.
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To Start a Pop,alist Paper.

FRESNO, CAL, Sept. 29.-At meeting
OF the County Populist Central Committee
to-day it was decided to start a paper about
October Is, to be known as the Fresno
Populist w. M. Gill & Sons will be pub
fishers,
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KILLED NEAR THE GEYSERS.
Darid Harrington Fell From Stee1
Precipice.

PTecipice.
CLOVERDALE, CAL, Sept. 29.-David
Harrington, a well-known rancher, for
years residing in the vicinity of the Gey-
sers, was found dead in gulch along the
Cahstoga and Geyser road Friday. He
had fallen from height of $50 feet.
Justice F. P. Conner, acting Coroner,
held an inquest over the body, it resulting
IN verdict of accidental death by falling
from wagon. Harrington was a native
of Kentucky and leaves family.
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Inrestiantfna a scnndnI.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Sept. 30. = The
Grand Jury will be in session in this city
tomorrow. The main issue before it will
be the investigation Of the courthouse
scandal.
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Nom on the Phenir Team.

PHOENIX, ARIz., Sept. pa game OF
cricket for the championship of the Terri
tory was played to-day at Phoenix Park,
between the American Club of Prescott
and the Union Jacks of Phoenix. The
local team was an easy winner by score
of Is to ga.
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JatIed at SANTA Barbnra.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Sept. 90
jerry Bruggy, the assailant of Judge Hen
ley, arrived here yesterday in the Gus
tody OF an officer and was placed in the
County Jail.
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FOLSOM CRUSHED ROCK.

Bids to Furnish the Machinery for the
Nesc Plant Opened.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 29.-There
was joint meeting of the Board Of Prison
Directors and the Bureau OF Highways in
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4 LADIES' GRILL ROOM
Has been established In the Palace Hotel

nN ACCOUNT OF REPEATED DEMANDS
" made on the management. It takes the place
of the city restaurant with direct entrance from
Market st. Ladies shopping will find this most
desirable place to lunch. Prompt service and mod
crate charges, such as have given the gentlemen's
Griliroom an international reputation, will prevail
In this new department.
The Republican journal., 1895-04-04
eotNTl coHRs sro~DANeE.

IiLRoA Mr II Farew. who has
i'een ia Augusta attending the Legislature
laS fetniHed inne Mr. Lewis f. Smith
II GfHdinH X \ tpwH Nh Business MIL
Altge ipeseX Aas ba~u HONEY -iek witl flie
nAitIs. n is aVffr bad laveling HI towp
l'aiae A Gieer Jr., lrit Moidag for
Af@sfook Go. IL The interests Of the Dalton
salsaHanla Co.
AarH IEoY Mis- Mille isner I'LL -one
70 AAiHll. Miss AMce StaMe HIN h.eu
Eisitng II Bangor. Mr. William Wlfirn.v
o. Fit1stie.d Mas HI town last week calling
OF friends and Relatives Mrs. Flora SIM
iey et Nateryille rs visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ader Gretn- Mr FrAneis iiI,nan i
matllg qHite qaantitv oi maple .vru, ths
spring Th~ LHdie- Aba Society," met
WirH Mis IeYisa IyIrr Wedt.esdav atter.
noon. Apll ''e. he land recently organ
ized A-eae tave aidered iHar Instrument,
and eNi~et tiem tul- Me,N.. MI. Ilar,s
Patterson aAd iani9 Na l.aye b44n W
Fairfield tie iasf srr XIV iaetai. Nacl
onto ter Nnm.- Nj " Il 'NeCmSiA il
setting his stock Of gol~ al anetiaa til.
Me'iA He Wil res-gn ils piiiee US ii9-taaste
" i@orN \ "A LaAA.. Iheu4Nt iu4stIa
q fh4 "GurA WiHl rMN w44 N. wirI Mt
ieslie Wafa aiA wiie at tllg na...!enes !
Mi X. + Stone Mt frsnk afnog w,
hgtlght an organ.
SOFIA NoAlYliLf ISaae bartlett NJ
VIE "eie -FeaF5 surprised Sunday mori
The Republican journal., 1895-04-04
MARINE ELLANY

CHARTERS. ship Henrietta, Hiogn and Noka-
hama to New York, S9,3nO. Bark Mabel MEYERS.
Portland ~ River Plate, lumber, pt. Sch Henry
Crosby, New York " Point a-Pctre 81 275 sch
Henry Crosby, Macor> to New Nork sugar 81 81
ana port charges.
The Republican journal., 1895-04-04

SOUTH BRooKsvILLE. VIII York his
turned home from Surry, where he has
visiting friends David Condor rec4
sold fine yoke Of oxen to David Lea,.
Timothy Davis lately moved into the IA
ton cottage. sen. Commerce, Cant
orcutrh Win Load with gravel for rur
soon Chatto y Condor have commits
works on their quarry but At present
ness does not look very prosperous.
The Republican journal., 1895-04-04

ISLE Az HArT. Sloop Yankee Girl Of
Rockland has discharged a load Of stone
here for the wharf Of the Point Lookout
Club. Miss I.eoni Coombs has returned
from Thomaston where she spent the Win
ter. John f. Barter aud {. ID. Turner are
repairing Winfield Thurlow's sloep boat.
Mrs. Helen Conley has returned from visit
to her brother, l. B. Turner, in Ninalhaven.
BuRNHAM. Reynolds brothers are saving
wood in the neghborhood with horse power.
/. Manson Pease has returned from Bng-
ham with his four-horse team, He has been
at work there all winter Selden Hancock
is slowly recovering from severe illness Of
several weeks Mrs. Fred Bachelor has
been sick all winter with lung fever. Ros-
coe Dodge of Idaho has been passing the
winter at his fathers after an absence Of Is
wears.
PROSPECT FERRY John Brown died at
his nome March 9TH He was sitting by
the window waiting for his Wife to take M
the breakfast. She had inst left the ronin
when he called her to help MINI SIN was AT
his side almost IL au iinSttnt. bnf death WAS
ahead If her. Tie ,inc.or ,ald that wien he
uttered those words he WAS gone just as
soon as they passed ms lil5 Mr. Brown
had been sufieet to heart Trouble iuf nl,ni-
Der NJ yraIS, hlH lii- deatN wis ssEeat -liWvk
@ h~ family. HI ieaNes Wife VIA 1ne ~oii.
! oireie OF fii uds lie was a l5.nd huSbhl