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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-09

A workingman working at his trade is
Mr.. Charles l.. Lindsay. He paints. The
sweet coy quarters Of this honest son OF
toll are at lls Fifth street in the city Of
san Francisco. Mr.. Lindsay is an intel
ligent. hard-nsted man II he has airs
they are of the homely kind. lie now
follows the many kind and sincere ladies
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and gentlemen who have said good things
about the great Household Remedy. joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla-
Here are his own words:
The Edwin JOY Company-Gentlemen
I have been for years "A great sufferer
from dyspepsia. a bad liver and ccnsti-
patton OF the bowels. Whenever I ate.
and that would be as seldom as / posi-
bly, could, there was always an uneasy
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N
Is Vegab

Edwin JOY ompany-Gentiemen In
closed find S. Kindly send me fhe
amount In Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilia.
/ wish 10 send 1t back ito England) 20 my
parents.
! have suffered years with a miserable
skin disease Have Travelled the world.
treated with eminent doctors. but have
found nothing equal 10 your remedy. Al
ter taking three bottles my skin IS per
fe.stly smooth All eruptlOnS have left
Marvellous the effect. Kindly publish
this. as I want some one suffering from
skin diseases TO see 81.
tSignesi) MIR r M'GON ERN.
Stockton, Cal
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Edwin JOY Company-Gentleman;
have begun 10 take the third bottle Of
your Sarsaparlia. have paid out hum
dresls Of dollars treating my eyes. Irf-
about them some said grauuliis Since
taking your medicine they have become
almost entirely well. l can't say enough
for Joys Vegetable SaTsaparilla. Moth
ing could have given me the relief .hcve
found by taking f.
Please publish this.
eSignedl Mr.. THOMAS II. JARNU1-
Sacramento. Cal
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Cambridge. Mass, MAY S-The question
Of intercollegiate football was brought
M again yesterday In the first meeting
of the Harvard faculty since the return
OF President Eliot from his trip abroad
No offlciai statement was given out, hut
IL was learned from authentic sources
that a motion prohibiting che students
from taking part In intercollegiate foot
hall contests failed TO pass by n good
ma fcrity
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Edwin JOY Company-Gen'lemen:
have taken one bottle - your Vegetable
Sarsaparlla II has made new woman
81 me J have been a sufferer from toF-
IA i5,.e~ for wears Tried ail manner Of
medicines ami pills bat 70 no effect
Throl-h earnest request OF friend ]
bought a bottle - your Eege;2ole Ssrst-
I'm, After taking it short while my
f+,rsfs sesame regular | have 10 pain
IN my right side and feel a different ~o-
man.
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T. ". Joy Company-fSentlemen ! am
the only child out 81 FIVE that ls free
from eczema. My body was a mass Of
scahs four months ago. have taxed
three bottles % your Negeta DIE SarSaPA-
rilta and believe am entirely we'll Av
ewes are not sore Ny head. nose and
throat are clear. appetite good. bowels
regular VIII II be necessary for me -
take any more? Ny brothers and sisters
have JUS commenced 4 course. VIII re-
Port later as 10 ne benefit they derive.
GSigneO MfSS ELLA KNIGHT,
Los Angeles. Cal.
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See what these ladies and gentlemen
say about joys for the Jaded" ana
good health for all mankind.
TESTIMONIALS.

r. ". JOY Compa ny-Sirs: Ny son has
had scrofula all his iife-open sores over
his BODY. Four bottles or your Sarsapa-
rlIa has apparently cured him. His skin
IS perfectly smooth and healthy looking
Is he cured or VIII Il break out again
l. IS now nine months since be has taken
any Sarsanarilla lie feels well. eats we'll
bowels regular and 10 all appearances Is
We'll
.Signe3l JAAfES AfCgAATN*HY,
si5 Market Street, ). +.
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Use Joys Vegetable sarsspariiia. and
don't let the druggist talk you out Of
using Il.


February 10. 1895
r,fwfn W J0y Co. 30 Stevenson
Street City-Centlemen: Many years
ago my bowels bothered me conaidera-
bly, l neglected them. thinking. as many
men do that ! was strong and healthy
and couhf easily throw the trouble OF
However the more 7 neglected myself
the worse I EreS. until what was cost
fveness became a foul stomach. lost
my appetite grew thin. and what had
been very simple became very severe
and complicated case.
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To FURNISH THE NEW HOSPITAL.
AMBITIONS TO the Committee Churches
Are Furnishing Rooms.

Auhitions 10 the Committee hurs>hs-~
Are Furnishing Rooms.
AZ meeting OF the woman's auxiliary
70 the Seattle General Hospital A~socfa-
ton. held Tuesday afternoon az Plymouth
congregational church. the following
names were announced as additions 20 the
furnishing committee Mrs. rTrf Sesley.
Ars. Maria Harmon. Mrs. r. Hunt. Mrs
d. g Brawley. Mrs. r. r. Moss. Mrs o.
sprague, Mrs Lydia Crockett The COM
mittee reported good success In the way
OF securing donations OF furniture. crock-
cry, glassware etc
Several aid societies from the different
churches have taken rooms ard are fur
nishing them at their own expense
The membership OF the library commit
tee was announced as follows.
Chairman. Mrs. Bosiey. OF the North
Seattle Baptist church. Mrs Lucy Barnes.
Mrs. II. r. Stone. Miss Nellie Moss, Mrs.
Emily r. Hamilton.
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ne Inln. VIC Tried purrant.

r,.4rs Corlaa. ~ san Francisco. before
- ,-,s rlare the preliminary eNani-
-s.son ~ Young Durrant ~ho mas oeeh
r..t4 so- me murder Of Two Young Won
a. Emanuel church. arrived % .ae S.s
-. an me I-rnatllla. he was a.
1900 =, sis VIE. ana they are qaar-
..-os a, me Occidental Judge CONAN :
- - t-s l.est-k .owa and most popular
...s~es a. california he Is nere Tor
- ans VIII remain several days
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f3Snln ". JOY Co. You may aSf my
name as tesfifylnE 80 the merits y JOF =
Eaxet as3e SsTsa ga rilia for htto1Euess
and the accompz nytng headaches. ana
rs nature bilious. ana the ordinary = m
s4tez a. - 81 Only relieve II for sire. hat
since taxing Joys ~ resspariila hnd
that 3t rot only at once relieves. h1t re-
NOES 4 be cause az these trofngies - taat
I f.1 treyfv eay b. Is a cure for ihem.
MRS. J. KITTEN HORSE.
III Market Street.
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Gents. While iecturfnR in this city
contracted a cold accompanied with
coughing and vas threatened with pue4l-
fnonia After trying numerous remedies
I used Joys NcEet a bic SarsaTa RIA.
which cured me- completely - my cough
ard nasefsll soreness Of the throat. You
are a, liberty 10 use this not" for what
F. T.. CLARKE.
80 California Street.
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10. -n-,unctc,i Of Mur&ier.

eA.-s~ Ffsran. - Snohesaish counts.
-, -nraurh the city yesterday WIN
-, rrlLanS whon he rap;aT~i a tf'h-
ssfe n4ar rors Townsend. AeeoFSi.HS 70
"a. ,.,.t@~eranitng q those az oesf'1 par
.e-~. Haraa had susrictons thai a.s prs
o 49,, wers guilty q killing a siS'asA near
srs,h srsssa some time ago-
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feeling in the stomach. would feel
blue. respondent. morose and melancholy.
and the weight on my stomach would he
indeed terrible The gases on my storn-
ach bothered me all the time. A / dld
not cat much | was a mere skeleton. !
vas jaundiced. ana my head ached all
the time. got 50 I could not sleep. Life
was indeed miserable | have taken two
bottles OF joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla-
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Gent1~rnen, Fer many years Z was a
sufferer from constipation and hea1ac hes.
About ; year AEO I COMMENCED taxing
Joys NeEesA ftte sarsafssa rtlla. ana
h9Ta been sarlrefy free from these
,rofleiea ever Ss1ce You are a. N9erty
20 use this testimonial "a ron Wlsh.
DAVID 3. MAGGIE.
Golden Eagle Hotel, Sacramento Cal.
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NERVES.

Nerves are Ike hAfJes-they must re
fed You cannot roar1sh a sick baby ~
80 you have removed the cause ~ sick
ness You cannot fed ghe nerves Until
ysu have pare fsioosf active stomach.
liver. kidneys ana towels. Joys ego -
kie Ssrsaparlfia feeds tne nerves directly
and indirectly. II removes tae cause. aud
thereby cures the evil
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B0IIS.

4 Roll may be compared TO The choking
% the moata % 3 sewer. IS neH ne
sweat glands refuse - carry OF Ire i'm
purif{es q the bleed she rrf use matter
da-arnHo~sR ard ehekes ghe glands. CaUs-
trE an sufiArnTns ffou. swelling. pain. neat.
resulting 4n hosls or carbgncies- doa
need never have fhese tollA, YOU Wal
never have these carauHcles. * yoIg syE-
ten na~ been cEsansef Elth tAe ri ouse
Remedy Joys Vegetable SArsa paTili "a.
Read the wyFia1s q testsrn o1ials seat ~
tns good people ~ California pralS3ng Ne
Home Rems1y.7 Joys Vegetable SarsA-
rra.rgtfa
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The american Horses Scratched.

Chester. England. May S-The Chester
Cup race was won today BY kilsallafhan.
Son-of-a-gun second. Thesus third Six
teen horses ran Dryers Don Alonzo and
Croker's Dobbins were scratched.
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The change is marvellous. have gained
twenty pounds. feel well. sleep well and
eat we'll. never have a sour stomach
nor a pain IN tho stomach, nor do
have. those horrible gases. My
bowels are regular. feel like new
man wish the Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla we'll because II made me well.
(signed) CHARLES LINDSAY.
iie Fifth Street.
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Cs~fs. Having trfea several bottles ~
yaf-r Vegetable SsrsaparlllA. and hafsi1g
II better Ghan any ofasS make taat GaFe
ever lfsezR ASA % Efzfe that ] pE@s-rtlafsi
g 20 nv na13euts. who req airs a genie
corrective. for re liver kidneys or uoN-
ess a. Il ails tae hfIt Tor those purposes
better Than arr remedy have ever a4tsL
I therefore fASa pleasure IA FecozniT'eIrS-
trg IL very tray s0Grs.
CHARLES A. fsEfSFxS1ffs E3I.. u. u
81 Cseary Street, City.
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Ttawfa ". Jay Co; ! have been Bslng
,,r.-,r ss~sarari{ta ard r. has done more
s-~.sE than ans other me Kline ! could
nor ss9gesf my food. had SIX fls-EftAc sSsssz
ard fess SICK and tired all the time BAL
-, ssrenefn. took great nn2ay &ig1s o
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I hope you VIII publish this so II any
one Is suffering as | did may get relief by
using Your Vegetable SarsspaE va.
tGsgned) MRS T T.. Jon -.
Santa Paula, Cal.
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The :. 4. &. smoker Tomorrow

The :. \. c. mems smoker VIII be given
tomorrow. Friday. night. May ~. instead
Of Saturday night. May H. as previously
announced
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~ Tno-apson. me RoSsN1s. Il. ar
- 49, hs~sra found guilty. Tae t4ry
-..>Fsryr,erssea that he Re b4ngesL
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vas trosfllesi with sick headacaes ard
Joss 0f appetite which / stfr4huie1 -
sluggish liver fris-nd recommended
Joys Vegetable Ssrsaparisla'' sn1
have taken several bgffies The effect
was Ap3endif n sfraiEhtenef ms ~ al
around The effect on the liver VAS
marked BIZ is the be9 remedy ! ever
took / always iiAe 20 have n ~ ths
hog.a GUSTAV SAfpAQ%,
- Valencia Street. city.
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7 hal tried - many prescriptions 80 M
purpose that had come 20 believe moth
Ing would relieve ny dyspepsia 8fd siek
hr.ass aes buf I have not had return
81 elther since commenced taking Joys
Vegetable zarHaParllia.f I fseltese I an
r.e.rTss 0arstiy cured. but stiil lake & oeca-
sloeafiv. F0a have ms permission =,
make thiN public for I think that REM
essv that NEl cure dyspepsia an4 urevsas
asek hss .sacnes should ~ gene az Gs3wn.
MRS 81 FOWLER
~ Everett Street. cry
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Spirits Remedy joys Vegetable Sarsaparil

medicines. but none dlA me ~ much
good az yours. y. \ JENbs.
Garbergille. Humboldt County. Cal
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has done All that I could wish. and aFn
9ell pleased with o. Ny system has been
very irregular for some time and my
blood Impoverished nj thanks 20 Joys
Vegetable IA rsH pariIla." ! am nov all
right although ] shall take = for . t&Ins
yet. As . thorough blood purifier and for
she system generally. / have never seen
anything 70 equal o..
y r. BROWN.
100 Highland Ave. Kansas City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01
TWO FIREMEN KILLED.

Went Down with the Top Floor to the Cell
lar of n Burning Building.
WORCESTER, Mass, July Ia fire In
the rag shop of the Hubloy Manufacture
ing company In Brackett court yesterday
morning caused the death of two firemen.
injured eight others and caused flnan-
cial loss of about $1,000. The dead are:
w. +. Brigham, aged "a, married, aud
Lieutenant J. j. Boyle, s8, single, both of
hose No A.
Tho injured are: Deputy Chief Engineer
George S. Coleman. Captain w. N. Avery,
John p. Casey, f. H. Bassford. r.. ID.
Robinson and e. @. Atwood. NIL mem
bers of hose No. Al Henry H. Ham and C.
e. Chamberlain, Of hose No. Q.
Hose No. 4 was one OF the first pieces of
apparatus to reach the fire, and attacked
1t In the top story. Without any warning
the floor collapsed and fell, carrying the
two floors underneath 1t into the cellar.
The men went down with 1t, and were
buried under the ruins and bales of rags
Lieutenant Boyle's back was broken un-
der the crush of the timbors and Brigham
was smothered under the piles Of rags.
The rest of the men escaped with their
lives, but 1t took the rcscuing party three
hours to get to them and recover them
from the debris.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01

Here 10 a curious extract from the
"Lady's Mouthly Magazine OF 1795, which
is written In the style OF tho Proverbs, as
follows:
Who shall describe woman of fashion,
Her value 10 only in her jewels.
She seeketh powders and paint and
with her hands willingly she maketh cos
metics.
She bringeth food aud raiment from
afar, that 1t may be more costly; moth.
ing homely or cheaply purchased pleaseth
her.
She oonsldereth a piece OF china, and
buyeth 1t, and equandereth her husband's
money In vanity.
She girdeth not her body with modest
raiment; hor apparel is scant and indeli.
cate.
She msketh her house the resort OF
gamblers; her candles burn and give light
to evil doings.
She layeth her hands on the cards; yea.
eagerly her hand divideth the pool.
She mnketh card purses; and deilvereth
tickets OF invitation for masks and rev.
elry.
She openeth her mouth to utter evil
words; her tongue retaileth scandal.
Her children are nurtured by stranger
and respect her not. Her husband, too,
he despiseth her.
Fortune birth and beauty might have
ralsed her above all others; but she is the
child Of Folly.
Her conduct should, therefore, have
made her pattern Tor all women, and her
works would have praised her In the
gates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01
WHAT is THIS DISEASE CALLED
DISPERSAL.

Like thief at night. II steals In upon us
unawares The patients havc pains about
the chest and Sides and sometimes In the
back. They feel duh and sleepy; the mouth
las bad taste. especially in tho morning
sort OF sticky slime collects ab out tile teeth.
Tho appetite is poor. There Is n feeling like
a heavy load on the stomach;l sometimes O
faint, aii-Rono sensation at the pit OF the
stomach which food does not satisfy. Eyes
are snnken. the hands and feet become cold
and feel clainny. Artera while cough sets
In. at iirst dry, but after a few months 1t is
attended with n greenisn colored expectora-
zion. Tho patient feels tired all the white,
and sleep does not seem to afford any rott
After time he becomes nervous irritable
and gloomy. and has evil forebodings. There
is u giddness a sort OF wliirling sensation in
the head when rising up suddenly. The
bowels become costlve; the skin is dry and
hot at lines, the blood becomes thick and
stngnant; the whites of the eyes become tim
ged with elbow; the urine is scanty md high
olored. depositing a ssdimsnt after stsnI-
ing.
There Is frequently splitting up of tho
food. sometimes with sour taste and
sometimes with sweetish taste; this
is frequently attended with palpitation of
the heart the vision becomes impaired with
spots before the eycsi there is a feeling OF
great pros ration and weakness. All of these
symptoms are In turn present. II Is thought
that nearly one-third Of our population has
this disease In some OF its varied forms. 1t
has been found that medical men have mis-
taken the NJ atuIe of this disease. Some have
treated II for Liver Complaint. some for
Dyspepsia, others for Kidney Disease. etc,
etc.. etc.. but none OF the various kinds OF
treatment have been attended with success.
Now. the SHAKER Digestive @ ordial eau ses
the Lood eaten to be digested This will
cause an appetite for more food. and this
being cigested will result in an increase of
strength, an increase of flesh and an increase
OF nerve power.
The tired. weary feelingswill give way to
vlaor and courage. The pale. thin and ems-
cated will recover their color aud plump
ness. because red blood and fat are the re-
suit of property digested food.
ten cent trial bottle will produce result
Its good effect will bo realized at once. You
will not have TO take DOZEN bottles to fnd
out IL IL is doing you any good. Try 1t. and
then give praise to the Shakers OF Mount
Lebanon, New York for the relief that you
obtain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01
ESCAPED FROM A MApMAN.
ynsnns John BecIier Tried Co DecapItate
His sistor Lizzie.


His sistor Lizzie.
JAMEsBURa, N. j., July i.-Miss Lizzie
Booker had a terrible experience with her
brother John ut her home near hore
She sat reading In the dining room when
no rushed In brandishlng q large table
knife.
II have been commanded by an angel to
out of your head, Lizzie" he shouted, $50
get ready"
A glance at her brother convinced Miss
Becker that he had become suddenly In.
sane. She sought to pacify him and re-
piled:
"All right John; just give mo time to
finish reading" He sssented and sat
down.
Every move the terrified young woman
made was watched intently by the ma
Mao. When he turned his back, Miss
Becker thought It a favorable chance to
escape. She started for the door, but the
mailman heard her He was at her side
with one bound. Then cnsued terrible
struggle.
Miss Becker fought for the possession Of
the knife with superhuman strength, and
although her hand was badly cut she
finally wrested it from hor brother. She
then managed to get out of the room and
locked the door. She hastened to q neigh
boris for assistance.
For several minutes she could not speak
| from the effects of the terrible ordeal
through which she had just passed. With
two neighbors she returned to the house.
Her brother had escaped through win
dow. A searching party failed to find any
trace OF the crazy man after hunting In
the woods all day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01

In the Kensington and G. A. @. game Oh
Saturday ut New Castle Billy Hayes was
struck on the knee by the pitcher. The
next time Hayes went to the bat he was
hit in tho head by the same pitcher. 1t
eeemed to many TO be Intentional The
following report OF such thing In game
at Philadelphia on Saturday speaks for it.
self.
That baseball can be quite as fatal as Its
fellow sport. football. WAS proved yester.
day by the death OF William O. Dew ses, o
paper.hanger, "a years old. and devotee
OF the game, who lived Mt No. $40 North
Sizly.tifth street. Devices was at the bat
in a scrub game. on q vacant lot near his
home, on Saturday afternoon, when q ball
pitched by Special Officer Mcdonald, OF
the Iwenty-ninth distrlot, struck him on
the head.
He dropped as II shot, and his com.
pnIlions. who rushed TO bis assistance,
found him unconscious. He was quickly
conveyed TO the home OF doctor in the
nelghborhood. where under treatment,
he recovered his senses tor a few mo.
ments. but speedily became UNCONSCIOUS
again.
Continuing in this condition, notwith.
standing the efforts made to revive him. it
was thought expedient to remove him to
the German Hospital. He reached that
Institution after O'clock yesterday morn.
ing. and despite the heroic efforts made
to save him. died at o O'Clock.
po5t-mortom examination revealed
the fact that Devices death was caused BY
hemorrnages of the brain, due to the blow
from the base bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01
Bound and oagg,A BY MASKED Robbers.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 1.-Whilc Jo-
seph West, the proprietor, and Nicholas
Chilius, an employe, were asleep in the
Office Of the Plymouth Knitting mill, at
Plymouth, Saturday night, the place was
entered by three masked men. Before
West and Chilius could give an alarm
they were bound and gagged by the rob-
bers. One man was then stationed on the
outside to watch while the other two blew
open the safe. West and Chilius looked
on at all the proceedings, but were entirely
helpless. The burglars took SOS from the
safe and made their escape, A passerby
who heard the screams Of West and Chill
ius released them three hours after the
thieves had taken their departure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-01

PITTsBuRe, July Harry Mason is in
fail here for the murder of his wife, Mollie
Mason, and Isaac Adrian. Mason and his
wife attended picnic at Ross Grove Sat
urday afternoon. They had crossed the
Allegheny river to boat house whore
liquors were sold. While there Mason ac-
cused his wife of unfaithfulness, and said
he would kill her at the earliest oppor-
tunity. Soon afterwards the pair started
across the river In skiff. Mason upset In
midstream, but passing boat rescued his
wife. In the evening they started across
again with Adrian and William Barbour.
Mason again attacked his wife, but the
others pulled him off, and in tho fight the
oars were lost Then Mason deliberately
upset the boat, drowning his wife and
Adrian