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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

went off duty, yesterday, and will spend
few days in the Moosehead lake region.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

f. l.. Berry of the Rockland Star wa
in the city, yesterday, the guest of his son
Dan Berry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Wadsworth went t
Winthrop on visit, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04
WATERViLLE.

c. Fl. Lewis was in Augusta, for the
day, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mrs. Judge Rowell has been called to
Portland, on account of Mrs. Simon
Johnson's S sickness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Miss Lucy Evelette is home from Water.
ford, to pass her vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04
GARDINER.

The steamer Islander is chartered for
every day to the 10th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

W. NJ Ladd of the Fairfield journal has
been quite sick but is now ablu to be out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04
FAIRFIELD

Rev. X. II. Aldrich of Guilford, is in
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Is. j. Kinds Of Boston, was in town re-
Gently. He and his family are at Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Inc kiskiminetas of Pennsylvania !.
named from an Indian word meanino ~o,,t
of the east OUT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood were passen
gers on the boat for Boston, Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

c. O. Small of Madison, was in the
city, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mr.. +. S. Smith and two children wen
to Ellsworth, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

ara ooraing . ooo ing to the eleventh census, there
"'' S'ouo'ooo of Irish among our peopls H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mrs f. III. Bowman went to Rockport
Wednesday, for visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

c. 7. Stackpole of Gardiner, was here,
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

The homestead of the late Mary Peaslee
on Pleasant street in Randolph will be
sold at auction next Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mrs John Robinson has returned from
pleasant visit at Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mrs. r. F. Avchll and her sister, Miss
Lawrence, left, Wednesday, for Ocean
Point, where they will remain for the
summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Miss Marietta Lowell has gone t
Saugus, Mass, to make a visit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

G.. +. Mayhem Of Eau Claire Wisconsin
was In Gardiner on business, Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Miss Estelle Howe has gone to Old
Orchard, to make Mrs. Charles Mason a
visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

The now fire alarm system was given its
first test, Wednesday afternoon, and
worked in a most satisfactory manner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

City Agent Marston will celebrate to-
day by keeping the liquor agency closed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raynes left, Wed
nesday, for q few days visit with friend
in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mr., and Mrs. f. S. Newbert left We'd
nesday, on visit of a week or 10 days to
friends in Wakefield, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Office hours at the post office, today, will
be as follows: 6 10 to IL A. NJ, 3 to and
to =. M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mrs. Alexander Doyle and daughter
have gone to Squirrel Island, to make a
short stay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

Mr.. r. II. Burnhatn and daughter Lucy
left on the boat, Wednesday, on visit to
friends in Boston and Lowell, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04

George Silver of Braintrec, Mass, ar
rived Wednesday, on a visit to his former
home In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04
Cattle Receipts and Quotations,

Amount of live stock on the markets at Brlch-
ton and ut Watertown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-07-04
IT WAS ONCE A GOD.
WHY THE TuMeLEBUG WAS WoR.
SHIPPED BY EGYPTIANS.

The Wonderful Little Insect That Every
. Country Boy Knows-How It Hides Its
Eggs-RolIing the Bsll-How Mrs. Tum.
blebug Helps When 1t Sticks.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
eATroL.cs ANo pYrtIass
Nor. Treusir rrons.-sf oysr u. =
order ous.tio..

Bestsn. Mass. Dec ., a T-av.a.
special from New York ssr,. -
Jas /, NfulsiSan. postmaster !, NJ
Brighton. SsS York. recentiy -.
provisional champion Of eou,n,,...
on appeal. organized 10 take -. !
cisive step towards having =, -
the prongneiamento that all c,,sy.
mus, sever their rclations ui,h !.
Knights % Pythias. the OH "a.
aud thr sous II Temp-ssaar. ~.
pain ~ eacauiuaunication l. nov 4,
pering an address 70 - prssss,si /.
Mgr. satclh. askfar Tor fonzI
opening ~ the cas. of the KaseAa a
pyihias- that the cathniir tsa,.-,
thenaf may have an ap,og,aal,v I,
pgt,sent their side of the oas y
Muliisan believes that pn.psr -.
seataiion VI the case u Aigr ~
viii RAISE the ban agalnsi tle Kas,,,,
and be asks All Catholics isrq.s..
the connsry 10 fsgwaFI tls,f -
aud adsirssse- 10 him that ,bs7 8.
t'e AttaeheSi Ia the pstitsaa visa "a
te addressed Is The paysl aels,..
Ia an Interview Str Mgilisss AZ
III All The cailolIcr in ,6e Ka.l,
Of Pythias wis ro0y1rais h u
moveincus believe thar Mgr sd
win give them a hearing. anl n
sure that we win te able 70 prors -
vineinEly that thrre Is no,hiss a a
constitution bylaws o. nfaii q =
ersisr. that viii prevent nss ID
being = good Cathode aud /. paisszi
ritir.n.
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rae f1r-, niIi.

Washington. Dee. .--RePnesentstlve
Linton Of Michigan has ,he distinc,ion
Of having lniro1uced the trs, BIN In tn
Houss OF the FifIy.fourih Congress. I,
Is In the lntsres, 0f the railway postal
clerks. Anothsr bli In she interest Of
postal empi1yss was iutroineed BY Rep.
res-Htstive Aidrseh of Illinois Mr. Al
drlch also Introduced BIZ making mel,
gghle as reoeiver OF a oocPesation en-.
gagged In interstate couIuierce. any per
sons who have b,eu offiopFs or employees
OF the corporation al any tune dnrins
the three years preceding.
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sUpReME eouRr oEeIslos.
JsaE~ s.st.z oas-. .s f4psr,s.l L.,
sr.ss OpinAsa

washlnrf9a. p~r S--Jus,lss Hs-i,
readerei the aplaiea % 10 ss7.s-
esurs yesterday IN yba cas- d issalars
Hcaiy. involving III prlcr u las !,
aissTuats ssesions wissia Faurun1 "a
grams sasersi naAsr the as-srt -
lass The e1urg held that iis lazs y.
ri8iss priss % $40 p,f aefs Z ~
cases had not bs-en fsp~ales b a. =
h-< cuiinre syi a. use ciaiaasd AZ Il.
S25o was. under iie Las. he o-rz
charge an eairbs-s Ei;hiH isnd E-i1a
In the several ssrs..s bttpuen ~ Bsa
ius;en a Idsh8 Rail7oae esanasy "
s1ss the coear d-Alrae Sansaiaa -
Railroad company, ihyoi4ias ~ Ks
Eioa Of right % aay At wsnac iss.
The cOsrf DECIDED IN favor x ~ csE
d'Aiens canip4ny. Jusi.ce sa.ras 1s1Hsi
sn< ihe apiason lie also iasissaiszY y
eliiesi that The uailed States C,yEi
c5urt II Idaho had lSpl-siy akra N
diesisn D iae ca-e
In the csse ec siepiirn ". fsseI
who was pgs->i,Isssai q ihe Nsiiazs ;,
OF New Mexico. who hsi bsa -
guilty By ihr ssrr:tgriai sauris = N
Nexie5 of raisify!ng ,hr haks z 4
hank ihe ehlsf justice dslivsriss
opinion u the cenrt. hehiln. las' 4
federal courts did NJ; r.o>-a.s De :.
70 reyiew the Jadgmga; pf ne lsrri'rs
courts In such a case
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riEh, rir.m.a Isjar.d.

81. Louis, Mo. Dec. 2-Ths two up
per stories Of the Hogan Printing com
pany's extensive establishments. $40
and 3i2 Elm street. were gutted by fire
this morning. involving loss Of about
$4,000: fully injured. Private Watch.
man Neuman is mIssiag and eight men
were considerably Injured George
Benson, engineer. badly burned: chas
Traub. fireman. lad scalp wound by n
falling iron shutter. Joseph Boehl, fire-
man. burned on the face and hands;
ole Olsen and Joseph Rahili, tiremen.
badly burned about the face and
hands. Assistant Foreman Paul smith
% truck No, ana John casiii and
Dan Brown 81 the ss,ue ecnRaay are
also burned about the head aud hands.
and ere suffering from inhaling smoke.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

the roll was called. FOR the constitution
requires the election 81 speaker by viva
yoce vote. All the Republicans voted
for Mfr. Reed. with one exception. all
the Democrats for Mr.. Crisp, aud al the
Populists for Mr. BelL The exception
was Mr.. Grain from rcxas. who. when
his name was called. voted for his col
league. Mr.. cult,erson Of Texas TAe ~
suit Of the vote was; Reed. 2si' Crisp
a5: Bell. o: Culbcrsau. l.
Mr.. Keer,s announcement of Nj,
Reeds election vas greeted With thun-
der ot applause
As Mr.. Reed nsernded the rosiruiii,
the roar sweIled until IL WAS dcafeusug
Above this volume OF sound came Ike
plstol shots cries Of -Re,st' ReeVi,
Reedr The Republicans cfeeresi.
many Of them wildly. and the ladies IN
the gallery waved handkerchiefs for
over minute the demonstration con
tinued.
Mr.. Reed, arfayed IN bong fFock
cost. and wearing dark four-in-haHd
lie. stood calmly and sereney with
his hands eiasPe.i In Characteristic
fashion behind his back until the
House was quiet Mr Harmer Re
publican. ~ Pennsylvania. the oldest
useuiher In continuous service preseut.
camr forward and administered the
oath nf offics to The s5cakor. The lst-
tor then turned 10 the housr Locking
into ,he sea os lrtutnrf fassr be dcliv-
erred his iiNngaraL slowly Apd dis
,inc,iy tie woods t,li from hi Ups Al
many places bis t.tief srccch vyas
punetuated win aPplAnse-
Al the conclusion u bic sfscech the
members came forward In squads as
their names we're called. and with up
lifted arms. swore to support and DE-
fend the substitution
without .oli call. tho afficerS of the
House nopiinatei by the Republicans
Ia caucus SATURDAY were then formally
elected. the Democrats prrsentiHe the
names u ths oti'ccrs u the Inst House.
The swearing IN ~ th- subordinate az
fclals az the Heuse followed. Alex n
Mcdowell o, P.nitsyiVsnls a. cisrk. II.
r. Russell ~ Missouri as -crsrapt-at-
arms wnila-s Il Giela ~ New York
as ao6rkeopcr. Joseph Il, MeElroy os
ohio as pos,nsaster suh Hvufy b Cow
deu % Michigan IS clsFpialIl
The ctstoaiaTy rrs1iutl'as werc thcn
adoptei psafyire ths Prsi'i~us aud
House. Eas ulles "a a. Eifty ussi
Congn.ss were adopted SssuForariif-
The bieunlaI loster9 q ssIt1lravins
was then i.,gun
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Vanderbilt requested the mon
pury of her guests presence at the
Marlborough nuptiais. Honor" OF
sourse. wouldn't do: II isn't English.
ron know.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

An admirer tells bow silent and mod
est Croker has been. The New York
World responds: with men like Crok-
Or silence is always golden and speech
brassy."
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

The announcement that the lawyers
had lost their grip on the late Senator
Fairs money seems TO have been pre-
mature. The heirs are still determined
10 fight
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

In the eyes OF German. Spanind
sr an Italian the people OF other nation
Alfties are simply Foreigners" in the
syes Of an Engiishman they are did
foreigners"
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

After all this excitement about manly
women 1t Is necessarily shock to dis
sover that a girl in bioomers will cry
lust rs quickly as ore In skirts
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Charles Scott has been ar.ested for
neecing Colorado reporter. And yet
he must have given the reporter a
scoop" on the story.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
AN OKLAHOMA prvoRct.
A wem.a In ravi.aa a.. >sa' i-s1
sdy}~-.

A Woman in Easi.sJ Gsss sea- -
Advs~-.
Wichita. Kan. Dee 2 Her a1is7'
empire has ;akeu issue wilb oIa.si
over the easy divoree laws % ~ -
territory. aecorilnS 10 displea {
Oklahoma Civ iteceatiy Peas Nsi
son. . wealthy Ens~slnan. saH' ?
fandaa 10 oklahana ahi q tia ~
ninety days made applioaiion g Z
voree crom his wife. Edita Nellsen
papers Ia the ease were seryef q &
defendant by means of q Tesisifsti j
ter sent TO her address IL laat'a
consulted The legal depar'ueai q :
English sovernmen, oa tbe su'iea 1
the result thar her maiesiys -
men, held thss she divorce lsHs 81 ~
homa would nes b. respected .
queens dominion An elaa5raie 2
iaa On the matter was Forwarded Z
Judge OF the trial court 10 ukliaa =
ple,e with blue ribbons and s'
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

eome college students disguised as
hoodlums attended a Chicago theater
the other evening. II IL said they
played their part beautifully.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Miss F'iagier. daughter Of Gen. Flag
Ter. whose shooting and killing Of 8
negro boy whu was Stealing fruit. sew
Srsl months ago created a sensation.
has been indicted for mansIaughter.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Z II Charles Dana Gibson has married a
Esirl OF the type which he portrays in his
sketches It is TO be feared that the
young man Is In sore danger Of being
Aenpecked.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Another man haa tried to knll him
self by inhaiing gas. Isn't cigarette
smoke quick enough In Its actionl
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

The public can now be prepared to
hear that the earthquake was . fore
runner OF everything from the end OF
the world to ssfiard winter.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

A New York paper mas been ssurins
up the expenses OF a coach. and nnds
that II is about the next highest luxury
70 q yacht and . tile
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

shortness of government rations. AZ
b said, threatens TO drive she Piutes
npon the warpath. Why don't they eat
The frsf scyliable OF their name7
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Bill Nye cannot be accused of inabil-
ity to take hint. when the hint Is egg
shaped and oyerripe.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

J. R colean. the embcxzling cashier Of
the Fort Scott state bank. who got
away with $4,000. tried TO kin himself
last week
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07
CONGRESS- MEETS.
OPENING OF THE FIFTY
FOURTH SESSION.
Tremendous Crowd =, tive Capitol
speaker Reed q yea a Eoa.ing We'll
come.

Vice President Stevenson. The decor
nm OF the upper branch OF Congress Is
seldom disturbed. even by the opcninE
Of Congress. and to-day. with crowd
ed galleries and a general air Of eS-
I pectancy. there was the same even
and unruiiied procedure which charae'
terizcs the senate. All the galleries.
public and private. except that NJ
served for the diplomatic corps. were
iiled to oyerfiowing by II O'clock, and
the outer corridors were crowded with
those unable TO gain admission
The senators began to gather early
In the day. exchanging greetings ana
renewing aeanainianees.
In impressive tones the blind chap
! lain OF the Senate Invoked divine hless-
Ing on the chamber. referrinS eloquent
( ~ To the efiilction Of the family OF eS-
senator Wilson of lows and 10 the ab-
sencc OF Isaac Basset;. the veteran
doOrkeeper. who Is now dangerously
i'll
J The first business transacted was ths
swearing In of new senators and OF
those reelected. Thry prucecied TO
3 the tiffA AtsA IN -NfttltH - -,
four. accompanied by their stats cob
leagues. aud with upiifsed rtght hands
took the cath as IL wss rad by the
! Vice President
The usual FORMAL resolutions werc
\ quickly -dopie,I That of Mr.. Coekreh
tpepocraf of Missouri provided for
Ssaate sessions beginning AZ u moon
daily; that % Mr.. sherman 0ilepubli-
can Of Ohio notified the HOUSE that
quorum OF the Senate was present and
ready to proceed with business; that
Of Mr. Villas CDefnocrai OF Wisconsin,,
provided for a committee OF two sena-
tors and two representatives To wait
upon the President and notify hin that
Congress- awaited any communication
that the executive branch desired TO
present
The presiding oticer designated
I Messrs vIlns and Allison for the con-
mIttee to walt on the President
Atl23o recess OF an hour was TAX
I en-
At f.:so. when the Senate reconyened,
I Mr.. Pruden os the White House stan
was In the chamber with word that the
/ Presidents message would not be sub
niItted to-day. and at isSo o'clock- ON
motion OF Mr. sherman. the Senate ad-
journed until tomorrow.
At fifteen minutes of iwcive O'Clock the
fioor was cleared aud those who had not
! the privilege Of The floor reluctantly re-
tired and sought AZ the lhroaged doors OF
;he galleries an opportunity 10 get
I glimpse OF the proceedings below. In
the press gallery every seat was taken
by correspondents Of the great daiiies Of
the country
Cnder the direction OF Mr. Kerr. the
roll OF members elected TO the Fifty
fourth house was called. Mr.. Kerr an
nounced that 81 Of the 356 members Of
the Housa We're present and also that
no credentials had been received from
the Tenth New York and the First Ne
I yada districts.
Mr.. Kerr then called for nominations
| for speaker 80 nominating speeches
were made. Mr. Gro<yenoT. Republican
Ohio. chairman OF the Republican eau
Gus. placed In nomination Thomas b.
Reed Of Maine; Mr. sayres, Democrat,
Texas. the name Of Charles S, Crisp, Of
Georgia. and Mr. KEN. Populist. Ne
braska. John c. Bell Of Colorado The
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

make 1t business to get out fall aud
spring styles OF government for her
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

The Armenian question Is likeiy TO be
settled in the same way as the Alaskan
seal question-by determination.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

What would good old Boston do with
: national political convention II 1t
should get itl
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Ten million is the highest price yet
paid for good title
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

Every favorite should remember tina,
bis rival is liable to appear at any time,
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

1t seems tina, the hola-up fad has
reached New York.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

! The duke and the ducats have been
made one.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-07

n Is the sea serpent's turn agaln
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4
reached New York.
Ten million is the highes; price yet
paid for good title
Every fayorite should remember tha,
his rival is liable to appear at any time.
What would good old Boston do with
: national political convention II 1t
should get itl
Bill Nye cannot be accused OF inabil
fty to take hint, when the hint Is egg.
shaped and oyerripe.
The Armenian question is iikeiy TO Be
settled in the same way as the Alaskan
seal question-by determination.
Another man has tried TO nll him
self by inhaiing gas. Isn't cigarette
smoke quick enough In Its sctiong
Brazil contains some people wis
make 1t business to get out fall and
spring styles OF government for her.
J. R Colean, the embex1liug cashier of
the Fort Scott state bank. who got
away with $4,000. tried to kin himself
las, week.
Charles Scott has been arrested for
neecing a Colorado reporter. And yet
he must have given the reporter q
scoop" on the story.
A New York paper mas been seurtng
up the expenses OF coach. and nnds
that 1t is about the next highest luxury
70 q zach, and tile
The public can nov be prepared to
hear that the earthquake was . fore
runner OF everything from the end Of
the world to ashard winter.
eome college students disguised a.
hoodlums attended Chicago theater
The other evening. II Is said they
played their part beautifully.
After all this excitement about manly
women 1t Is necessarily = shock to dis
sover that girl in hioomers will cry
luat as quickly as ore In skirts
shortness OF government rations. IL
4 said, threatens to drive she Piutes
rpon the warpath why don't they eat
The nrsf scyliable OF their name7
An admirer tells bow silent and mod
est Croker has been. The New York
World responds: with men like Crck-
Or silence is always golden and speech
brassy.'
The announcement that the lawyers
had lost their grip on the late Senator
Fairs money seems TO have been pre-
mature. The heirs are still determined
TO fight
Mrs. Vanderbilt requested the -nun-
purv OF her guests presence at the
Marlborough nuptials. Honor" OF
course. wouldn't do. II isn't English.
you know.
In the eyes OF German. Spaniaid
sr an Italian the people OF other nation
Alities are simply Foreigners" IN the
syes Of an Englishman they are did
foreigners
n Charfes Dans Gibson has -nsrrfed a
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
MayviIle Mutterings.

Mayville will be well represented at
Condor on the d.
Wes. Fruin of Arlington is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Maggie Wilson's school on
Beecher Flat will close Friday.
Mrs. John Brown Of Hoover creek is
very low with stomach trouble and her
life has been despaired of for several
days.
Ayoung man in the employ Of J. L.
Carey, was thrown from horse and bis
collar bone was broken one day this
week.
Al. Shelton and family are expected
up from the valley in few days, and
will move to their new home on Beecher
Flat.
w. ]. Edwards and son Fred and Miss
Blanche Edwards have started overland
for Springfield, Lane county. Miss Ed,
wards made many warm frinnds here
and we all hope she will soon come back
again. I. d. CLARE.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
Lone Rock Ripets.

Crops need rain in this section again,
which we hope to see before long.
w. II. Colwell and wife starts for
Portland the last Of the week to be gone
about ten days.
J. Bait started with 4-horse load OF
provisions and salt for Susanville Mon
day for johnson & Perry.
Mrs. Doc Veaeh returned home from
a FIVE months visit to the Willamette
Valley last Saturday. She reports times
dull down there this summer.
A great deal Of wool has been sold at
Heppner within the last ten days. The
price has been from 6k to s24 cents per
pound, mostly bought by Eastern buy
ers.
The Lone Rock girls win celebrate
the Fourth at Condor in grand style,
Some Of them are giving up their jobs oi
work SO they can get ready for the oc-
casion. We sincerely wish them good
time.
People in the lower Willow creek and
Eight mile country make a great deal oi
complaint about squirrels being worse
this year than usual They are doing
more damage in this vicinity this sum.
mer than for years. It is caused by the
grass getting too dry for them, so the,
have to eat grain and garden truck o.
starve to death, poor things.
One Of the Carson boys OF Haystacb
shot one of his fingers almost off las
Monday with 3s-caibre rifle. He wa
pulling 1t out from under his bed a
his sheep camp to shoot coyote anC
did not know it was ready to go Of
so soon. The doctor thinks he can saw,
the finger but cannot tell for few days
yet. The ball carried away part Of th,
bone. ]. Doe.