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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09

Here are the names Of the abominahlo trio
that compose ~, hated and abhorred by man
and woman kind--dyspepsia, biliOusness and
constipation What IL the most successful
way TO attack and squelch these united
monstorsf Take Hostotior's Stomach Bitters,
and they will pull up stakes and make tracks
The Bitters also oxterminate malaria, rbeu.
matte and kidney trouble and nervous silmcnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
Gala Days For Lawrence.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept. 9.-Arrange.
ments for the semicentennial of this city
have been completed. The celebration
will occupy two days, Sept 10 and IL. IL
Is estimated that the military and civic
procession will comprise 10000 men.
Among the organizations parading will
be the entire Ninth regiment IL com
panies strong. Bishop Lawrence after
whose family the city was named, will
participate in the exercises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
Indians on a Strike.

CHAMBERLAIN, N. D.. Sept 9.-Tho
Sioux at Rosebud Agency, under tho
leadership of powerful and influential
chief, have warned Indian Agent Wright
and his employees to vacate the agency
within 81 days, and threaten TO burn tho
agency buildings. The determination OF
the Indian agent TO reduce the rates paid
Indians for hauling freight from Valer.
tine, Neb., to the agency, is the cause OF
tbo trouble
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
Aged Farmers shocking Death.

HUDSON, n. Y, Sept. "a brutal mur.
der was committed near Hillsdale lato
Saturday night. James B. Degroff, "A
years old, was entlced from his farmhouse
by n shiftless fellow named Morgan
Grover. and his skull crushed in with
bar of iron. Mrs. Degroff went in search
OF her husband soon afterwards and found
him dead on the roadside near the house.
Grover was arrestel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
Favors New York Man.

WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-The president,
it Is said, has decided to appoint New
York man Justice of the supreme court 10
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of the
late Justice Jackson. The two names
foremost in his consideration are Wheeler
II. Peckham and William b. Hornblower.
whose previous nominations wcro rejected
by the senate principally through the hos.
tility of senator Hill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
The Mackay- Bennett Share
in Reporting the Race.
Flashed From a Point OF Vantage to
Europe and TO America.
Ocean Telegraph Ofiice From Which
The News Received Its Dispatches.

Telegraph and cable messages received
and sent on board a steamer well out to
sea-direct lines OF communication be-
tween tho principal cities OF America and
Europe and a moving boat in the Attain
tic ooean-thst was the precedent estab-
lisbed yesterday by the Commercial Cable
Company ana the Postal Telegraph Com
pany on board the former colnpany's
Glasgow steamer Mackay-B Bennett.
This departure In long distance tele-
graphy, by which the whole world was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
DYNAMITE UNDER A CHURCH.
Attempt to- Get Money Supposed TO BE
In the Corner stone.

GREENvILLE, Mich, Sept. g.-An attempt
was made yesterday 10 blow up tue FIRST
Congregational Church OF this city with dyna-
mite. The charge was placed under the cor
nerstone. but not being put under far enough,
little damage was done.
Tho supposition is that the attempt was
made for the purpose Of obtaining large
sum OF money that is reported 90 have been
deposited In the cornerstone when the church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
.m.... A...Der Arrested.

Boston, Sept 9-Jamcs Duchney, a
deaf and dumb French Canadian, was
discovered in the act of robbing st
Josephs Catholic church. Charlestown
before daylight yesterday by Father Nc.
Call, who was aroused by the barking OF
his dog. 1t was found that Duchney had
broken open the heavy chapel door and
had stpl=n several well filled contribution
boxes. lie was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
struck by a Train and Killed.

Cory. Ill, Sept. o.-Louis Cox Of Nunda,
III. and Charles Sweet OF Crystal Lake. Ill.
while crossing the railroad track at this place
last night in a buggy. were struck by tho st.
Paul limited and instantly killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
Five Stills to Resume Operations.

CHICAGO, sent. "a despatch from Peoria,
M, says. ut Is almost assured that five
Peoria distilleries OF the American Spirits
Manufacturing Company will be started Octo-
Der 4. The company has a force OF men over
hauling the Monarch. Great Western, Man
haitian, Noolner. No. 3. and the Peoria dis
tillory and the work will be finished, prob
ably, within two weeks +"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
To Attend Annual Encampmen,.

NEW YORK, Sept. .. - Three hundred
members of the Grand Army left the city
for the Goth annual encampment of the
order, which will be held in Louisville
Sept. IL to IA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09

EMroRiA, Kan, Sept 9.-Emporia was
visited by n tornado yesterday which did
100000 worth Of damage to the state nor.
NAL SCHOOL
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

out OF the 50s seats Of which tho chambm
IS composed Premier Crispi's difficulties
will be greater after tho chamber actually
meets. An Italian premier's chances OF
SUCCESS depend largely upon the amount
of personal influence he is able 60 exert
over the chamber. Party discipline is ex-
ceedingly lax, and it is considered no dis.
grace for a deputy to transfer his allie
glance from ono leader to another.
The socialists put up many candidates,
but without much hope of success De
spite the papal interdiet, which forbade
Catholics TO take part in the political cleo
tions, many went to the polls. The eloot-
oral campaign has been very quiet, and
no reports of any disturbances have been
received. The Ministerialists in the ma
jorlty OF cases secured the election of mem
bers Of their party as officials at the polls
which is regarded as an indication of sue
coss at tho polls. In Rome itself tho cleo
tion was unattended with any excitement
whatever
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
local sporlInr Newa Nolea.

Columbia A. O. patrons knew that the
boys would have no picnic on Crescent
A. c., for 1t took them ten innings 20
beat these Philadelphians to 3 on
September 15 last, and with such batters
as Tom Flanagan and Comfy whacking
the ball.
New leagues can now buy players
cheap In New Castle, as II Is understood
that two or three who went to sleep last
Saturday are looking for place to nap
next Thursday.
snort Stop Ferguson was released at
his own riquest on Saturday, but it Is
probable that he will sign again after he
has given his old friend Hinkle a start at
Cbadds' Ford.
On Saturday. the Park Athletic Clu
defeated the Nonpareil by q score Of !
to 0.
Robert Montgomery, well known
athlete and baseball player. is now 8
husband. His wife was Miss Hannah
B. Aiken.
President Hanlon Of the Pennsylvanis
State League went TO Atlantic City to
day, for the purpose Of securing grounds
az that place. X he Is successful be will
piacs a club there at once Ia the even'
Of MIR. Hanlon making satisfactory
arrangements the name Of the leagu,
will be changed to the Interstate League
Yesterdays s rain reduced the number 0
wheelmen starting out on the Whining
tons Bicycle Clu0's run TO Woodbury.
n. j., but forty wheelmen went I
Chester by boat. then wheeled to Soutl
street wharf, Philadelphia. thence I
| Woodbury. where dinner WAS served
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
satnrlnI,a Attenaanor.
Record Of the CLUBS
To-das's League sohs duie.
Baltimore at Pittsburg.
The League across the Line.

The Chester County League Of base
ball clubs beld its last meeting before he
opening Of the SESSION sat Chldds Ford
last week, al tbs clubs having
representatives present No eoloiiists
are wanted ia the lesgue sDd ths man
ayers spoke In 20 uncertain tone their
convictions. The plsyers and umpiges Of
the League as named az The meeting sre
IS follows
Coatesville-P Plsyera-H H'Rsrth,
w. 5 Rothermel G ". Plank. Walter
White. Hayes w Ash. NJ. T Amols. T..
@. Mentzer. R. " MeCorkle John joan
son. r.. r Luksns. Daniel Toon Is John
Townsend. w W. Spsckmsn, John
Franciscus, s N steen UmpIres-
William Fiesier. Tay lor Shsfer
Oxf.rd ~ Players r 3 Alexar der,
Charles Showshsr Rsy Showaltsr. j.
McClurg, h Makiver Fred Kaier,
Clerenco Sh0walter. F Fox, A Flshsrty
Amos Jsckeon. Madison Mccullough,
Ross Holden. Il. Rev bura. Umpires- d
Card we'll Dr. O. H. Roe.
West Chester Plsyefs-O Dick, john
Farrell Fl Johnson. u. Roecser, F.
Rupert, P Ford, Il Il Montgomery, j
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
sooIal and Personal Notes.

Mrs. William Il. Blake, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. J. @. Comerford,
are the guests of H J. Davis, 81 Brook
lyn. They Will return home In about ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Sleeve Singleton and son,
OF Primos, Pa, visited friends in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Melvin, OF this city, is visiting
friends in Selbyville, Del.
Mrs O L Phillips. Of Laurel, has been
the guest Of Laurel friends.
Horace Clark, of Philadelphia who has
been spending the week with his parents
in this city, returned this morning.
Mrs. Dorsey Ash is spending some time
at Atlantic City.
Joseph F. Richardson is at Atlantic
City.
Miss Marguerite Dennis, of Chrisdsld
Md, registered at the Clayton Hous'
yesterday.
Miss Georgett, De L. Kline spen
SUNDAY with her plrents Il Chester.
1. irving Hand returned to-day from
the South wher he has besn leeturing'
Dlvid Rec ,e, Of Kenton, aud Job
VsnGa, ken, OF Smyrna, were at IN
Court House to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
IN The SPORTING WORLD
Wilmington Players Win a
Fine Victory.
oUrPLAYED THE MONTGOMERY A, A.

Columbia A c. Team Went TO Pieces at
New Castle aud Played gidIcuiously
other oamsa OF Saturday National
League clubs 10 aegin Their Eastern
Games.
Rockford won n fne victory on Sstur-
day, when, by timely and hard hitting It
took the strong Montgomery A A team
into camp by score Of 16 to 3 Walter
Fisher, late OF Amsterdam. n Y,
ofliciated az his old position in the box
ard got right In the game at the start.
Then he WAS aided by the hard hitting
and clean. playing. Baggs and Comfy,
who were full OF ginger and kept
banging the ball right between the eyes
The visitors, By clean playing, kept a
good lead until the sixth inning. when
Rockford forged ahead on clean hits by
Bsggs, Comfy, Chappele aud Buckley
and two bad throws b. Rupertus
Outside Of these wild tosses the visitors
PLAYED good ball.
Only inone inning--the third did they
succeed ia punching their hits. when
they made FIVE hits and scored four runs.
three OF them earned In the next
inning they scored four more runs, but
It was = streak Of luck for them Out
side of these two innings the visitors
were not in the game. The score:
| Montgomery A. A..........o ..oO440OO1 o. .
I Rock ford d................... 6l4l35O x-ls
Earned runs-Rockfnrd. 10; Montgomery. A.
1 Two-hase hits s-Aiorelock, Kennedy, Daley.
/ Beggs. 2; Comfy, Fisher, buckley. Three-beae
hit Connolly, Double play Connolly, Nc
| ClnGerty and McDannell., Stolen bases
l Rock ford. 3: Mon gnmery, 3. Base on balls
By Fisher, 3; by Winters 2; by Morelock, /
| Hit by pitcher MCDANIEL and Stewart
| sacrifice hits Rockford q Montgomery, ]
| Struck out-By Fisher, 3; by Winters. .; bl
| Morelock, Passed hals-Phillips, ?; Ruper
tus, 2. Wild pitch Winters. Ilme-2 hours
| Umpire Gallagher.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
GInnta Aim HIeh snIrIta

Manager Davis, OF New York, talked
to = reporter last night, and while
claiming that the Giants we're not dick
ering for BurSett and Mexican, said:
II will admit, though. that the club
would like TO buy Breitenstein's release
from st. Louis, but Won der Abe wants
about IS 600 for him, and that Is too
exorbltsut" We will play Philadelphia
TO morrow ard Wednesday. the Cleve.
lands on Tuesday, the Chicagos on
Thursday morning and afternoon, and
also on Friday, and st. Louis on Satur
day. Rusie and Wilson Will be the
battery morrow, McGlll and Buckley
officiating for the Quakers. Any club
that wins from us Rt the Polo ground;
will have to make us bite the dust
literally speaking That's all. Gooc
night" And the manager went to th'
Sturtevant House to get good nights
rest
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
wateriooed and Hoodooed.

NEW CASTLE, May q Saturday 8
game was a Waterloo or a hoodoo for the
@. A. O. baseball team, aud as 3 result
Of it's complete rout, some baseball
plsyers will wear citizens clothing next
Saturday. The club went all TO pieces
before It's old rival Crescent A a., q
sturdy team Of Philsdelphians, and
instead Of playing baseball the lads in
blue played the devil with the ball
II was Columba's of day and Higgins.
Lyttle Newlove and Bacon engaged in a
race for the gingerbread horse, like
Philadelphia's Turner and Hamilton
frequently do.
Second BAsemsn Nellins, Of Crescent
A. A., put up g fDe all round game
making the greatest number Of hiti
(6vs) OF the sixteen banged past the g.
A Q. players and the most ever made by
one man off Pitcher Leach.
For tho home club, Madden, Ferguson
and Steele played Winning ball. while
Duffy got more ginger in him, and
Montgomery began 10 find the jail
Madden celebrated his PROMOTION by
knocking a two bsgger aud tFo singles.
The score by innings
Columbia A. C.....1. 0. l. o. l O. 4. g. ii
Crescent A. A.....2. Q. z. 9. 3. 2. 10, o. x.-2
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

Tho special session of the Missouri legis-
lature called by Governor Stone has ad-
iourned sine die
Lord Rosslyn, who has become known
as an anatour actor, is to join the ranks
of the professionals under Charles Wynd-
ham.
The Knights Of Labor have taken out a
permit for tho erection of building LOT
the general Offices Of the order in wash
ington.
Joseph lIanerka, a sailor, shot his wife
Anna in Chicago, and then to avoid cap
ture by the police who were pursuing him
cut his own throat
AT Woonsockot r. l., Rev Charles j.
White, pastor Of the Univorsalist church.
was arrested, charged with slander, Judge
Lee being the complainant.
at Hot Springs Ark. the new Waverly
hotel, three stories high, was almost to
tally destroyed by FIRE and William Burke
night porter Was burned TO death.
Judge Tuioy in tho superior court hal
ordered man who was sentonced TO con
nnemenl in tho Chicago Jail released oI
tho grornd that it was unfit for human
occupation.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
snortlnr Nema Notea.

Pitcher McMahon, OF the Baltimore
Baseball Clnb who went to his home at
Wilmington Saturday, will return to day
to be umpire in the game ct Union Park
between the Fifth Veteran Corps and the
Fifth Regiment
There Was much wrangling on both
sides over 3urphy's decisions in yester-
days Baltimore Chicago game. and II
Arson can have the game thrown out hG
will Anson was ordered out Of the game
for continued kicking.
A young short stop named HollingE-
worth playing with the Lincoln team, is
attracting league attention. He seems
TO bs q conner
1t is reported on the best OF authority
that Harry Wrlghs's eyesight is rapidly
failing and he is In imminent danger OF
becoming totally blind. His trouble il
cataract.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Rad Pla,Inr AZ RIrerrle,r.

Although tho T. v. Cooper Club Of
Media, won the first match game from
Y NJ G. a of Wilmington, at Rivsrview,
on Saturday. they did not win through
good playing. Toe game was full Of
errors on both sides Pitcher Pancoast
held the Y Nj. O. A batters down to
eight hits but he, too, was poorly sup
ported. The score:
Y. M. q. .A..............310O I4O0l-ln
i. Y. Cooper. y = --lu
Earned runs-Cooper, G; y. NJ G. A.. 2.
Two-base hits-Lewis, Mcknih, McGonigle.
prentiss. Struck out-By Prentiss. 4; by
Par coast. 3. Bases on balls-Prentiss. D; Pam
coast, B. Struck by pitched balla-Pan-
coast, 3; Cooper, /. Stolen bases-Cooper
starr, Prentiss, 2. 1ime-2.lO. Umpire
Williams.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
The Doctors Discovery.
DIR. BROWN, OF DAVID CITY,
NEB., FINDS A MEDICINE
OF RARE VIRTUE.
He First Cures Himself with it, and then
- Preacribes A. for His Patients with
Gratifying Results.

He First Cures Himself with IL, and then
!. Prescribes AZ for His Patients with
Gratifying Results.
- (Ef0ni ne Ltnc0iH, Acb., Cdlf) eA-
DR.. Samuel l.. Brown is pioneer resident
Of David City, having lived there for twenty
years. He is we'll known all over Butler
County, having practiced medicine in every
part. II is his recovery from a very serious
disease that is looked upon as a miracle.
When visited by a CAL reporter DIR. Brown
gladly related the history Of his sickness and
his final cure.
"This will be my first step into the field Of
personal interview, but / am so enthusiastic
over my recovery that feel like conducting
a regular experience meeting.
Six or seven years ago partial paralysis
set in upon my left side, and / soon became
affected by kindred ailments. The pension
board found my trouble to be partial paral-
ysis of left side, varicose veins Of both legs,
and left varcocele.n / was also troubled with
Diabetes. / became unable 70 perform man
ual labor, having 70 give up the larger part
of my practice. / could hobble around by the
use Of crutches and cane. / tried every med
icine that | ever heard of in endeavoring TO
| relieve my suffering
"About a year ago | read Of n medicine
called Dr. Williams Pink Pills, that seemed
| 20 fit my case, 80 ] sent for samples. 1 was
so well satisfied with the samples that / sent
| for more, as they acted directly in harmony
| with nature. Those are the things l look for
| IN treating diseases. used number Of boxes
/ Of the pills, and am now entirely relieved OF
all my several ailments, and ann able to move
about once more, without being hampered
| with orippling diseases. In my practice
always use Pink Pills where the diagnosis Of
the case favOrs them.
" now have q remarkable case ut Brain.
erd. Augustus Talbot, the postmaster, was
suffering from dabete and insipidness, aud
was in the first stages Of Brights disease
The doctors had failed 70 give him any relief
All hope of his recovery had been given ny
when was called in and took charge Of th,
case. He is now on the road to complete re-
covery. The Bright's disease was headed of
and the other ailments overwhelmed. A hap
pier family cannot be found than that o
Postmaster Talbot, of Brainerdn
Sworn and subscribed to before me this sew
snth day of September, A. d. 1898, at Dayit
City, Neb. l.. S. RUNYoE,
(Signed) Notary Public
DIR. Williams Pink pills for Pale peopl
are now given to the public as an unfailinl
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing al
forms Of weakness arising from water,
condition Of the blood or shattered nerves
The pills are sold by oil dealers, or will b
sent postpaid on receipt OF price 600 cents
box or six boxes for S2.5O-they are neve
; sold in bulk or by the 1907 by addressin
l Or. Williams Medicine Company, Schemes
{ | tady, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
A TROLLEY HERO.
How sIotorman Saved Boy From In
stant Death.

How BIotorman Saved a Boy From In
stant Death.
NEWARK. n. j., May 27.-John Warden
Of the Mulberry street line is man ol
prompt action. It has long been known
that the trolley car tenders used in this
city do not protect human life. Warden E
car was rushing along through the foe
when at Clinton street William Porter, Is
years old started TO cross the track.
1t was too late TO avoid q collision, and,
reversing the lever with one hand and
dropping the fender with the other, War
den leaned far out over the platform. The
fender struck the boy. whose body bound.
cd against the dashboard Before the boy
could roll of and be manglod the motor
man had grasped him by the neck and
pulled him over the front of the car, thus
saving his life.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

Matlack, J. Spelse, II. Shoanhut, r.
Corooran. Umpires-D. a. Strickland,
William A. Brooke.
Chadds' Ford - Players Thomas
Hinkle. William Stevens. H. Smith. Sci.
lers Hoffman. d. .Clsfin, John Twaddell,
Harry Pyle Isaac Arment. Lewis Brooks,
Harry Woodward. Thomas Baldwin,
Harry Johnson, J. Furgusop. UmpIres-
Harry Mendenhall, r j. Baldwin.
Kennett Square -Players-Chsrles j.
Pennoek, Theodore Pennock, Joseph
Keating, Michael Keating, John Heating
James L. Donahue, Thomas Grady
Charles Swayne. p. Cannon. + Kav
anaugh, Frank Ayll. Umpires Thomas
Ford, Roland Dallas.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Ready for the Eastern Conflict.

The Brooklyns finished their Western
trip yesterday by withdrawing the
Louisvilles. They played good ball and
Lucid pitching was inviLcible The
victory gives them a clear title 70 ninth
place, as the WsshinetoDs fell down at
ST. Louis. Baltimore beat Chicago in an
exciting game, and Anson fell back 70
third place, Cincinnati taking second
position by virtue OF triumph over
Clevelands. The results
Baltimore, 12; Chicago, II.
Cincinnati. z Cleveland, A.
1T. Louis, 49, Washington. z
Brooklyn, IL Louisville. 0.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Reception to a Choir Leader

The choir of st. Paul's r G. Church
rendered pleasant reception to its
director, l. B. Preston, in the basement Of
the church last night. The occasion was
the last singing Of the choir for the season.
A handsome gold watch chain and
charm were presented to Mr. Preston.
The charm was beautifully engraved
with his monogram and "a inscription.
Among those present were: Misses
Mary Conner, Ehz ibeth p Harmey,
Katie Harmey, Katie Maloney,
Amelia Gormley, Lizzie Conway
Annie Long, Julia Murray. Ros'
Crumlish, Joseph McCsffer;y Edward
Curran, John Gilbrlde, Michae
Roach, John Cruger, Thomas O'Neil
James MoNulty, William McNulty. JohI
Mahoney and Miss Mile Becker
organist.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
TO BEAT LUcANlA.
American Line Reported 70 Have Ordered
a Filler Built.

American Line Reported TO Have Ordered
Filler Built.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-It is reported
that the American Steamship line has
nlaeed with Messrs. Cramp ain order for a
steamship which shall surpass the record
making Iucania and Campanin in speed,
Tho report cannot be confirmed from any
member Of the firm or from officers oI the
international Navigation company.
The Cramps are as dumb as oysters
whom interrogated The plans OF both
companies arc well guarded secrets. Ihe
news is however, credited by important
fnanciers having personal relations Win
the shipbuilders.
The firm has within a year finished th'
cruisers Columbia and Minneapolis which
are probably tho fastest steamships q
their size in the world, and have practi
oally completed the twin screw steamships
st. Louis and St. Paul, which will sooi
take their places in the New York an'
Southampton express service.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
BULLETS FATAL COURSE.
Passed Through the Bodies of Two Girls and
STONED In a Baby's FIesh.

Passed Through the Bodies of Two Girls and
Stopped In a Baby's Flesh.
NASHVILLE May 27.-News has reached
this city Of a frightful tragedy which oc.
Cured near Chestnut Mound. Smith coun-
ty, as a result Of which two young daugh-
ters of Sam Mckinney arc dead, while
his baby is slightly wounded MIR. Nc.
Kinney had been out on his farm with
winchester rifle, and approaching the
house handed the gun TO his 23-year-old
son Henry requesting him to take it into
the house.
Approaching the front door, Henry de-
cided to unload the gun, and thinking he
had removed all the load he let the ham.
mer fall, only to hear a report and feel
the gun reooil in his hands Through the
door bullet speed and through the bodies
Of the two sisters who were close together
Just inside the door The eldest was
years old, tho othor being few years
younger, and both were instantly killed.
while 9-month-old infant was also slight.
| ly wounded.