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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-18
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Grief md Newsy Cables From All
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphers.

MADRID.-It is officially announced
that 1900 additional troops will start
for Cuba on Tuesday next, October =!
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NEW YORK.-A special TO the Herald
from ST. Petersburg says: Russia at
present is inclined to allow Japan a free
hand in Corea in connection with the
present outbreaks. AS a sign of pacific
intentions, the governor OF the ameer
General Doukhoysky has been granted
leave of absence TO come to St. Peters
burg.
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FOUR HUNDRED.
THE NUMBER KILLED IN THE
TREBIZOND RIOTS.

Grand Vizier Has Issued an Order
Holding the Governor RESPONSE
bic For All Loss of Life Here
after.
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LITTLE FALLS, n. Y.-West Rros 3,
knitting mill, Newport, which formed The
I Prlncl9a! 5naustTy of the village. was
S42. co., 81
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DOM ESTlC DOTS,
telegraph News from all Parts Oh tn.
Land Over Which the Starm mnA
Stripes Wave.

CHAMPAIGN, IL-The Empire Cord
age company's large Irvine mill was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. Loss $lO00 Gov
cred by insurance.
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NEW YORK.-There will be an Informal
meeting of the members of the executilIc
committee of the Republican committee
at the Holland house tomorrow.
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FORT SCOTT, KAN. R. Colean, cash
Ter of the wrecked state ibank of this
city, whose defalcations caused the
banks suspension, was arrested by Sher-
if Allen on state warrant charging
him with embezzling $1,000 in cash from
still in a very critical condition and it
was impossible to have him moved,
guard from the sheriffs office was lett
at his bedside.
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CINCINNATI.-The executive committee
ton met here Yesterday in secret SEES
sion. That of the Western Glass and
Bottle manufacturers association gave
out that it was only comparing notes.
manufacturers would give out nothing
but a rumor is current that they Will
join the carriage trust and advance
prices
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NEW YORK.-The time for the deposit
of the Chicago gas stocks with the Cen.
tiai trust company, under the plan of
consolidation, has been extended without
penalty until Nov 1.
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WEATHER sHARps.

rsp1ANAPoLIs, Ind. Oct. 17.-TAe
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WASHINGTON.-An order has issued
from the war departmeny- transferring
Lieutenant Colonel S. NJ. Whiteslde
racks, Mo-, to the Third cavalry at San
Antonio. Texas, and Lieutenant Colonel
Guy V. Henry from the Third to the
Fifth cavalry. The transfer closes mat
ter that has been much talked about in
western army circles.
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General DOpkhONSky mas been granted
leave of absence TO come to St. Peters
burg.
RIO DE JANEIRO.-The senate has
adopted the bill granting amnesty 10 the
participants in the revolt OF Admiral de
Mello and in the Rio Grande 90 Sui re-
bellion. The deputies adopted an amend
ment excluding the rebel officers from
the army for two years. 1t is expected
the senate will accept this amendment.
LONDON.-The Paris correspondent Of
the 1lnes says: The heart of Kosciusko,
the Polish patriot, enveloped in Polish
flags has been deposited in the Rapper-
swiji chateau by the wives and daughters
of the Polish eXiles Hundreds of tele-
grams of congratulation We're received,
Populations were present and stirring
addresses were made. 1t was an impress
siVe ceremony.
CLEVELAND, O.-Senor A. G. Arrange.
of this city, has received a letter from a
New York friend, whose name he refuses
to divulge, saying that a Cuban spy ar
rived in that city last Tuesday direct
from the battlefields in Cuba. The spy
declares, the letter states, that the revo-
lutionists have been much encouraged
by recent success and all feel certain The
dawn of Cuban independence has already
appeared.
BEYROUT, Syria, Oct 17.-Consider-
aDle excitement prevails IN the Lebanon
/ district, owing to the conflicts which
have taken place between the Druses
and Nutualis. in which many have been
killed on both sides. Finally the Mutu-
alis assembled 1900 armed men near ST.
don with the intention of attacking the
Druses. The latter thereupon appealed to
their co-religionists in Hauren, who are
preparing to send 5000 men to the as
sistance of the Druses. The Vail of Da-
mascus is trying to prevent a conflict
sANDOW1N PARK, Eng-The San
down Park Autumn meeting of three
days opened today. The Duke of West
minister's Omladina won the great Sap
ling plate of 1000 sovereigns, for which
fourteen horses went to the post. Sir
F.. Johnstone's Nell Melo was second
and Mr.. L. De Rothschild's Gulistan
was third. The Sandown stakes was won
by Mr. J. Porters Red Heart, Lord Ar
linrton's Church Parade being second,
and j. NJ. Brooks Queen of the Chase
third This event was for foals of 1892
to run at 8 year olds, 1000 sovereigns.
about one mile and a quarter.
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NEW YORK.-The settlement between
the new Whisky trust company and
Alessrs. Morris and Greenhut contains an
important feature that has never before
been brought 10 the public.
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NEW YORK.-The Evening POSTS
London cablegram says: The stock mar
kets were fat today. There syas a semi
panic in the mining market here and in
Paris. the public selling freely. The
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CH1CAGO.-Joseph Medin, proprietor
OF the Chicago Tribune, has asked the
Lincoln Park commissioners for site
lamin Franklin. The statute which will
be presented to the park by Mr.. Medill
and will cost from $50, 900 to $4,000, is in
tended to perpetuate the memory OF
Franklin as the father of American
printing and Journalism.
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market closed at the lowest Louisville
and Canada Pacific were fat.

LOS ANGELES.-In the case of Hart
vs., the Colorado Irrigation company,
Judge Mckinley has given judgment for
the plaintiff as prayed for S52.2l6 The
plaintiff is ex-Attorney General VI. FL. II.
Hart and the amount recovered is for
legal services. a motion will be sub
mitted in day or two for new trial
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SANDWICH, Ill.-Ex-Governor Bey-
eridge at noon today began to fail and
ton with grave doubts of his rallying,
His physician thinks the end is near.
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The Sentence.

The most important part of it all. is
the sentence, which is as follows:
And the court does therefore sentence
him, First LIEUTENANT Warren H.
CoWles. Sixteenth regiment, United
States infantry, to be confined to the
limits of the post a which he may be
serving for the period of three months
and to be reprimanded in general or
ders."
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TACOMA-The city of Tacoma an.
piled to the courts today for the ap-
American bank which failed to honor a
demand for the city money on deposit.
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DISAPPEAR IN CHICAGO,
4 EID Loses Her Husband While
BuTIl6 Food al q Restaurant.
shn Too Drops Out OF view white
Searching TOR the Miss.
ing Man.

CnicAuO, Avg. ia local pEssr
today prints the followiugi
DLhrthur Hamilton Of Los A ngelss,
Cal, said to be college mate Of W.
ii. 7. Duran, the alleged San Fian.
CISCO murderer, disappeared IN
Chicsgo Tnosiay night anl lett hl.
wife without mccoy In q down town
Restaurant. At thu time Of his disap-
pearaBce, DT. hamilton had 10 his
possession 200 anu Iswslty valued al
1900.
Df. and Mrs. Hamilton atrlyei in
Chicago Monday tom New York.
They hat been 10 the sea shore aud In.
tended ~ BtHy nero two dByt. Mon.
day afternoon, his wife says, they
hlrad horse AMI buggy aud went GU,
TO Jackson PARK where they looked az
tue Wufii's Far cite. lu Lhs svsaIpp
they returned TO tue hotel, but Mrs.
Hamilton could not recall iIs name.
Tuesday they pssssI In visiting
several paris u the city. That
afternoon they decided 10 take
the night ezpTess On the Burling-
ton road for Los Angeles, anu hnd
thgir baggage checked. Ia the even.
lng they wont for stroll shout the
streets. The two were walking along
Adams street when, Mrs. Hamilton
says, her husband met mau named
ID. Edward, who was ffiond NJ the
family anu college mate of Or. Hamll.
ton, Both knew Dufraut " hsu lao was n
student, anu after tho customary greet.
ing wnA exchanged tho conversation
was turned on Dutraut aLd the muir
defb villa which he In change They
were standing near "a restaurant. DR.,
Hamilton asked his vito 10 step Ia ana
order some food which they would
take along on their Tip, aud tad he
would Join her soon.
Mrs. Hamilton did ~ she was told.
10 was then . y. IN, The food was
ready Ina few minutus anu picking up
the package MIs. Hamilton wont 10
whste sue had left her nusbsu nd aud
was surprised 10 hni him gone. uu.
easy, she went back 10 the restaurant
and waited. While waiting Mite. Ham.
illon told Miss stein, the cashier, that
while travelling abroad shs hsu met
Dr. Hamilton anu nnally married
him. Their home, shO said, was In
Los Angeles, Cal. About d O'Clock ia
tue morning she went over 10 the Cen
lrsl station Hnd reported the mystefl-
Gus disappearance VI her husband.
A rumOr YVES heard during the
night that man had been held up
uud robbed norT the pUstOflioe. IL may
have been the missing doctor. Mrs.
Hamilton spent the remainder OF the
night ~ q hotel opposite tho pOstUfIiue.
where Miss Stein had guaranteed her
rent, In the afternoon she wont in
search Of her husband anu said sbe
vas going to see DR.. Moore, oua NJ d..
HamiltOn's iriends, wlO Ias an efllre
on State street. Up to midnight she
had not returned 10 the hotel aud Miss
Stein now thinks the woman has mel
with some accident.
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To iae Two Houses Of the English
Parliament.

AhfANNhANhAH
LONDON, Aus. l5.-Aitct tbo House
Of Commons rtassemblod today the
members were summoned to the
House Of Lords with the usual formal
lilies and the queens speech was read
by the lord chancellor. Baron sails.
bury, a. ioll0wu
"My Lords and Gunllsmsni-rhc
communications which l receive from
the foreign powers assure mo u thu
continuance OF their good will. | nm
happy 10 cay thnt NO international
complications have arisen IN any
quarter, calculated - sndangBr the
peace or Europe.
"The wal between China and japan,
which was In progress Ut the opening
Of tho last session, has been brought 10
u conclusion by peace which, trust,
will endure. observed strict neutral.
lily during the war and have taken no
action In respect thereto except such as
appeared to me likely 10 DO favorable
~ Its termination.
~ deeply regret 10 say that tho most
atfooiCus ouifages up1h a body Of Eng.
ll-h missionaries are reported from tho
province Of Fu KEN In China. In
reply g. earnest representations al.
dressed ~ this ChinsBs government by
my direction, active measures, which
| trust will prove elective, arc being
taken for the Iunishmont OF tbs mug.
ooreTs and Nil persons IN any deGgce
responsible for these crimes.
"rho International troubles which
have broken out In Arm onia, a dis
ttigt OF Asiatis Turkey, have boon at.
tended with horrors which have moved
the indignation VI tho Christian na-
tions Of Europe generally and my poo.
10 especially. Ny ambassador ana
the Ambassadors Of tue emperor OF
Russia nnd Of the president OF the
French republic, aching tOgetne-, have
suggested TO tho government o. tho
sultan tO'Utms which IN their opinion
arc necessary 10 prevent tue TeougIea-
ees of the disorder. Thuse pgopUs.t!Dnl
arc now being consliorei by the sui
tau ami SIN anXiJusly awaiting his
doCidiOn,"
speech concludes with reference
10 this Incorporation OF DOohunEland
Into tie cape colony.
Tnu speech TO the Commons merely
ssyi the estimates for this service Of
the year not voted last session will DO
laid before them.
The socOud portion OF the speech
says: "My lords aud gentlemen, NJ
this season Of the year II Will probably
DO found more convenient 10 defer 10
tho lnto session the considering oi sny
Important legislation or measures ex.
cept those whioh sTo necessary to pro.
Vide Tor the administration oharge8 u
the year."
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IN TEE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
intcTssting Information Furnished
h"ihti'"io Teachers aud school
children In salt Lake Usuuiy.

Tho following Ia Superintendent OF
County Schools AllsnS annual stats.
teal rop5tl Tor ths year ending June
90, 1885, for Salt Lake county outside
Of shlt Lake CITY! Number Of districts,
80, grammar schools II, primary 30,
Intermediate "a, mixed g, total 90;
non'Mormon teachers, Males U, 70.
mllsH 10; Mormon toachoTs, males ~,
females 80; number Of Mormon
children between the age, OF anu Is,
boya Oisi g.r,s ell, total 1868; number
Of Mormon children between the ggos
Of o and Is, b1ys 1900, girls g,4UB,
total b,Ol-, number OF non. Mormon
children ."twruh tho ages Of And Is,
enrolled 5IIi boys 40, girls a5l; mum.
Der q. 81 .#.u children between tnu
ages ". o au| 10 surOllHt 48G; blya
q, -JI gills . -; PEG esut OF pUn.M0r.
mgI population enrolled SO, per cont
o. Mormon population enrolled IS;
uumUeF VI n0n.hOfmUn children unuuT
o year. " age enrolled 4, girls 1; NUM-
Der OF Muriguu OAiliren under D ysAts
II hge 49, D9ys7, giIs 8; number On.
fOiloJ UN0rlS years q lgv Il n0n.MOr.
mona, boys /; number o. M0tmOns
over is yUsta Of ago eut0lle
10; boys o., girls 20; hummer
enrolled under ana over school age,
Mofmogs ., MoTmuus VI, whole
number enrolled, nOu.MJguyua 7V5,
MvTmOus 4,521, average daily attend
auGr, non. SiOfmODB ga, NUim ~ D..
USU, per cont OF nOu.MuFmOn EghouI
population actually attending suhurl
43; per cent OF Mormon scn00l pupuIa.
ton actually attending school q, aver
age number Of terms schools have bltn
taught S.bi average number OF days
schools nave been taught duung tue
year los; AVERAGE monthly ray Of
Teachers, non. Mormon, males gBB. 10,
Mormon, males sJB.6J, Mormon,
ienAlos sjD,si, Mormon, females
siJ.8l; amount Ul Comgsugati0n all pAid
IA cash si3,052,7b; total compensation
iTOn all rOutces d,6s27b, average
monthly compensation %, 80; breaches
taught numUor OF pupils ~ ugch, read.
Ing J,-OJ, writing b,.ay, spelling o, ~,
language Lessons sos, Lugli-h gram.
msT l8s, geography $3.50, u, =. his.
tory l,7Js, sTl,nms.io 5,lg3, Psychology
anu hygiene 2,ds7, competition l,5lB,
drawing i,l4l, olooutl1n ~, nuaic
1903, payb,cal geography -, natural
philosophy II, GigvuINl2, Bookkeeping
3, puysloEl culture SBi, domestic
science o; vtlu0 ~ school lrarFssy,
grounds t-4,4Ili buildings 81 l,gJB.S1,
furniture so, sbs,G5, apparatus .I,J7-.-
-; total SlsIoBj,-I
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Probate Court.

In the estate Of George w. Qulnn,
DECEASED; hehTiDg on return OF sale OF
real estate came on regularly; prsoi Of
posting notice approved; Ellen II.
Qlinn sworn Rui eIaminsdi order
made confirming sale.
la the estate and guardianship Of J.
NJ. and II. n. l4ivlngslon, minorsi
hearing In clIstipn 10 guardians to
show CautB why BOndsnan william
Farrell should not DO permitted to
withdraw from the bond Of said
guardian; Also hearing ON petition ioT
settlement OF guRfdisn's account came
on regularly; proof VI posting notices
approved; James Thompson sworn and
rxnminrdi account AppToyedi new
bond nNr1 NJ a. 800,
Iu Ih1 eslHln ol Robert Irvine, DO.
ceased; hrAriBg on final account cana
IN regularly; proof OF posting notices
approved; Joseph Irvine sworn anu
examined.
Estate NJ John Bailey, deceased;
hearing on report VI commissioners
appointed 10 partition estate came on
regularly; proof " posting notices APP
proved; II. DinwOoasy sworn and ex.
amlArG; report confirmed.
Ia tho estate Of Charles NJ, DonalsOn
IT,, decreased; bearing on petition Tor
letters Of administration came on Tegu-
larry; proof OIL posting notices approved;
cJugiuuod until Aug. 10, 10 am,
Ia tue estate anu RuAr1ianship OF
John Is. Chase, minor order uIaus
appointing G., h., Allen guardian, on
filing bond ~ tho cum D; $500, and
lBkiug uatU IIesoTlbed by law; deoi
zion Aaputd Gown NJ to adylsenent.
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teUplu uqH..gs u4sf tho yaffy OF f..
urIp.u .uiinuc 90 bat'iu hf u..u.y..l
ism uu.il i;' eiiIfis ore urJNuei with
sucC S. iuuf" ore Irit
Received, Tao Democrats party In
national convention atspmhlri should
demand tho ituc naI uniiuitui cuiUayc
OF silver and gold Into prmaIy ur r,.
tvmpiion moHty, sta ratio 10 no. !,
without waiting i1s action 0r approval
" any other 90 ton.
Resolved, second, 10 should dsclato
iis aefvlceable opposition % sutstiiu ion
Tor metallic currency u pauic.bfo ding
CUrpOfatiOup credit currency, basel ON
" siugle mu.al, the supply VI which H.
bb limit u tual 1t can uc rtruefpd ~
any lime by u few banking insiilutiuus
VI Europe nrd Amurlua.
Resolved, third, 20 should declare IT,
opposition 10 the policy puI practice OF
surreudurinE to the holders OF ubliga-
ti0uB " tue Unitsd Ntal.s thr option,
fo,Ufvud by law 10 tho gIyyfumuul, Of
fuicrmiug auch uhligati ions tu either
silver CuiH % gold coin.
Received, fourth, % fhoul1 declare
i1B opposition 10 the issuing o. iHtrTes.
barring JOuds OF the Uuilud States ln
tlmc Of peace sud especially 10 placing
Tie ttsusury Of tho governments under
tue control Of any Syndicate of bank.
err, IT. Issuance o. be- soli by
them ~ an enormous PROM: Tor thu
lurpg1o II supplying the Federal
treasury With Rolt 60 maintain the
policy OF gold mouumptslIsnL
Wi.I y view % occurring nIv Gates
90 a Ii the rg'ndop,ug d, the Demo.
cratic iiururial policy hhOve cot forth
by tho Democratic national convention
~ TO assembled iu 1895, aud Of the
nomination Uf u candidate iut rresl-
dent, well known % have been in
hearty sympnthy herewith, We here.
by pledge our mutual CD.6ruuti0n aud
urgcuuy fouommeui 10 our Democrat.
10 brethren iu all states o. 70. once hu.
gin anu vigorously aud systematically
prosecute the work OF thorough OF.
HGuizlt,os,nud 20 thiscnd the adoption
~ plan OF organic itIuu herewith
0ubmltici IL recommended.
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To Measure City WATER.

city Engineer Young today took o
trip to ParIey's canyon to measure the
water flowing In the stream. THIS is
the last OF tho two measurements 70 r
this season, the other having been
made In the middle OF June. The pur.
pose Ia to mad out the amount OF water
that the farmers are salitled to from
the Salt Lage and Jordan canal In TO.
turn for tho canyon stream which IL
used by the city. Two measurements
Rtu made daring the irrigating season /.
The Ons IN July regulates the am unt
OF water that the farmer, arc allowed
10 uTaw until August, when the water
Is lower. Tho lass measurement Tsgu-
lates tho amount tor the rest Of tue
season.
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saId 10 u. ;. Grnnt.

san FRANCISCO, Aug. l5.-U. y.
Gisui lI, the lavOrite son VI the fam.
Gus gtr,ll, came up from San Diego
% Ius.sy with w. l.. Hadley, tho
Ais proprietor OF the Horton house.
Young Grant, who, with his mother
I'D brothers, Ia very extensively in-
ltIsiisd 10 southern California enter.
iits announces the purchase from
hsdlsy Of thr Horton house, which h
one Of tue moot historic buildings la
We lower part VI thu state. IL Oucu-
laan entire lock facing on the Plea
Az II surrounded Ivy very beautiful
Hpltds Grant nud his associates
li'snl 10 spend a great deal Of money
70 We hosilefy anu make " mag.
hlHcsnl moitrn hotel, which, In az.
llnlmonu anu luxury will equal
Colorado anu Del Monte.
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FLAMES.
Charles SagioD, TI8 and Babl
Burned By Them Today.
THEIR RESIDENCE Also DAMAGED
The sousing Of the Baby 10 a Tub Of
Water aud n shower Bath Given
Mrs Nowson Prevents
Serious Injury.

But for tho prcicncs Of mind Of
Chstles Nows1r, Of 80. 0Is West
Third North street, nn accident at hi
place shortly after noon today. would
have been attended with most soriou,
results.
Mr Newsju nj ihe time was ut worl
In the Premium Washer factory, stu.
s'sd IN tue rear " bis premises. By
come means a large Kettle O.! blsck NJ.
phslIum became ignited, apparently
exploding. fhs liquid contents we're
scattered Ia all directions, a goodly
portion Of II failing on tue clothing Of
Mrs. Newi0u and her baby whom sh,
had brought Into tue CHOP iJt mo.
mont.
Asquickly ns possible Mr.. Novson
threw the bi'z0ng kettle into the yard,
where II struck the ground a, the back
u the house AMI soon ,rt nru to that.
Unfortunately thu baby, clothes were
also ignitsd aug the little Chap was ia
great danger of being very BADLY
burned when Nc. Nows0u seized and
sUuseu it Into u tub u water completely
cGtiuguishing tho flames. Then N.
IutrUl his attention 10 his vile,
who rushed into tho house TO
Srs thu other CalldFuu out,
sud being apparently ohliviyus TO the
tact that hur own clothing was In
nnmrs. Mfl. NywbUn vas siuloutsd 10
the most thorough kiud Of a shower
hsih which came IN well applied
buckets VI water thrown ~ her nus.
baud.
But by this time there was blaze In
the rear VI tue mouse aud before IL was
uXIinguishoi MT. NswHon aaysItd did
damage To tho amount OF $3.50. He
was himeslf quite badly burned about
ono VI his arms and wrists
while Mrs. Nowson was also
Ign'ully burned about tho arms.
Tue baby was m9sI seriously Injured
receiving bad burns on the back and
BhguldcfG Subsequent to the little
iell9w's forced plunge into tho tub and
aitnr the excitement had subsidized, his
father, who mad demonstrated that no
know what 10 do Ia n time OilteubIv,
gave him another bath, putting his
hltlo fat form Into y vessel containing
i've gallons VI oil ~ exclude the air
ani take away tho smAtting from the
burns. IL IL expected that the whole
family will DO all Tigh! again la n few
days.