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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The illustrated lecture on "Heroes
tho War" was largely attended in the new
Town Hall last evening. School children
formed large part OF the audience.
Netop Council last evening voted to
hold an open meeting aud entertainment
April 25. The State councillor and his
officers are expected to be present. Three
officers were installed last evening, vice
councillor, inductor and examiner.
Many women from this section visited
the State House today to hear about the
Woman's Suffrage bill.
Parish election OF the United Congre-
gational Society was held last evening.
There was a fair attendance. Mode
rator, George N. Bliss; clerk,
Richard j. Huntington; auditor,
John McCausland; treasurer, Sheldon r.
Sprsgue; credential committee, George
n. Bliss, John McCausland, Robert Wood
ard, Richard j. Huntington and Ezekiel
Fowler.
G.. A. X. Benefit.
The u. T. ID. Club will present the ia
nous comedy, "Lend Me Five Shillings," "
TO be followed by Buckstone's laughable
farce, "a Kiss in the Dark" by members
of the Talma Club. Music, Hudson's Or
chestra. Town Hall, East Providence,
Thursday evening, April 18th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL SITE.

The undersigned Commissioners. appointed 20
sppraise damages 90 persons and estates Tor land
and improvements condemned FOR site of the neU
Normal School building. viii mcct for q further
hearing la the Court House. corner - COLLEGE ani
GARDINER e. SINS
= EDWARD STUDLEY
ADDISON q FISHER
als-N .yIn nlssioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
TO COMPOSE AN OPERA
Some Valuable Suggestions
From One Who Knows.
MISS EMMA r. sTEISER's VIEWS.
The Talented Composer Of 'rhe Viking"
'The Little Hussar," "The Alchemist,"
"Fleurette" and other Operas Gives he
ginners Much Excellent Advice.

ginners Much Excellent Advice.
i wish at the outset 10 correct an erro-
ncous impression about myself which has
got out very generally. II has been said ut
different times that am the only woman
in the United States who conductsa largo
orchestra; that am the only woman who
has composed and had produced several
comic operas; that l am the only woman
who has written the complete instrumen-
tation for operate and other musical COM
positions For myself make none of these
claims, for know each OF them TO be in
correct, although II may perhaps be fact
that am the only woman in America who
has done all three Of the things above emu
merated.
There are many difficulties in the way
of the ambitious and conscientious com
poser Of light opera in this country. In
the first place. the elaborateness necessary
nowadays makes the production Of n comic
opera an excessively expensive undertak-
ing. Managers will therefore hesitate a
long time before investing in the work OF
any composer outside of the two or three
whose names are considered strong enough
to command sufficient support TO render
pecuniary loss very improbable
But another and the greatest drawback
to the American composer, Is the lack OF
good libretti. There are three or four men
In this country, who, it Is conceded, write
fairly good books. These fortunate fellows
usually have their hands full of work for
stars, who want tailor made operas de-
signed to show off their individual abili-
ties to the best advantage. When the COM
poser gets hold of this book, he Cor she) Is
SO set about with conditions and restric-
tions that the best work Is impossible, be-
cause, forsooth, it would not suit the star,
or it would give some other member of the
cast too great opportunity to shine.
With regard TO the methods of compost
tion, can of course only speak of my
own, though, TO be perfectly candid, /
really have none strictly speaking. One
of the most popular numbers have ever
written came to mo while was waiting
for friend near the New York Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
G,.~uRAMz::.~
New York
New York.
Jericho.

Jericho.
man named Dyer. durin a scrap in
the ncighborhood OF the "Bowery." day
beior. yesterday, had his arm broken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
First Popular Petition Will Be Sent to
WashingtonWhen This Page is Full.
Sign the Slip Below and Send it to The News Office
Your Earliest Convenience.
Two New Batehps Provided the Fifty Congress
Name One Of The Batteships +" Rhode Island"

1t has been informally decided at the
Navy Department that one of the new
ships will be named after the historic
Kearsarge-a departure from the rule of
naming them after the states-in honor or
that famous ship war.
We Want the other Named "RHODE
ISLAND"
Any movement to this end will naturally
take the form of petition from citizens
of the State. Boards OF Trade and busi-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19
DEALT IN SIAM PS.

CHICAGO, April &c. q. Jones. the
former newspaper artist. who was ar
rested on the charge Of counterfclting
cent stamps has confessed. Jones has
been la Canada tor a mouth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-19

moss associations will naturally take the
matter up.
Meanwhile let everybody petitionl Get
up rouser!
Write your name on the card below
cut 1t out and send it to The NEWS office
The NEWS will paste them neatly, ond
beneath the other, with the printed head
ing at the top, and forward it. to thd
proper authorities!
Sign the petition-everybo Sign II
now! Let's have the next BATTLESHI1
named RHODE ISLANDl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
oonnnTr AND rITzsrnmoSs.
The story OF the Meeting uefwcen
the Two Mig PugIIiats.

New York. August 1.-THE Associated
Press dispatches yesterday told OF live
~ row between Champion Jim corbott
and Bob Fitzainmons In bar room IN
the Oriental hotel. Philadelphia. IN which
tho pugiliats and their friends made a
general mix-up und In which w. a.
Brady, corDetts brother, Fitzslmmons
and Corictt all took part.
The fight between Fitzgimmonn and
Corbett occurred In the Market strert
cafe. corbett had entered lust after. his
han punching exhibition, accompanied Nv
Mickey and Joe corbett. lie Law FitN-
simmons and started TO rpeAk 70 nun.
The Australian resented the fiisndlinens
Ter eet out. Corbett jumped forward ana
nnIled FltxMmmons nose. Ttc latter
threw d Rlaas, missing toTbctt by IN
inch or 10. IN :. nioment there was mo
"corbett was pounding Fitsslnmons and
had matters all hlH oAn way, couiplcftly
nverpowerinK the Aurtfalan- Tne fight
inrted niiiy three minutes. When McNey
and Joe CorDctt hnnlly pulled the cham
pion on FltEsimnions left the cafe with
'V One stofy OF the army rays that Ger
batt ives IN the safe drnnf. when iitz-
sifnuupn came In 10 fnt sonic supper
Corbctt gas Ike n mad bull ~ the slaht
81 Fitz and approached him ~ threat.
ening and abusive manner. titA pushes
nm away telling corbett he wns al my
corbsft then made grab for me tnii
Austraiion's nose and pulled u reverriy.
Fltx let ny with his fists after $500, 800,
had spit In his face. and 10 u t"ihh'"s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
WEATHER AND oRors.

Moscow. August 1o.-weather dry and
hot Sorghum cut and housed; corn
rnu: cotton and potatoes needing rain.
Eagle Lake. August i0,--Sevrrnl good
rains have fallen IN the bottoms this
week. but Eagle Lake 10 ntlll dry und
dusty
Hutto, August i0--Weather exceedingly
dry; all creeks stopped running and stock
water bids fair to be scarce. Cotton IN
suffering for want Of rain, Mess we have
rain within ten or fifteen days old cot.
ton will be almost failure,
Cuero, August 1.-THE weather ain
continues extremely warm with no rain.
Unless II rains In the next few days tho
cotton crop Will be cut exceedingly shoit
great deal OF the cotton In young. About
$4,000 pounds was marketed here yester-
day.
Wharton, August i2.-Thc cotton crop
Is FUZZY twenty-five days behind last ycnr
and OF the planted crop careful esti-
mate places the loss at 40 per cent The
shipments at this point viii fall abort
from 1000 TO 900 bales From the outlook
the pecan crop Will be heavy In some
part1 OF the county. But few u 'cs are
shedding,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
HOUSTON LOCALS.

Houston, Texas, August ~,
Mrs Kate ~. Adrieks, wife OF Mr., J.
c. Adrlcks. died yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. aged % years,
The fro at Brunner'A Addition yesterday
morning was the residence OF Mr.. Joseph
Glognr The residence and all contents
500. furniture 500 The house was valu-
ed at 5000.
At g.2O last night q lamp exploded at
the residence No. 1904 Lyle street. IN tho
Second ward. Pearl Smith being the oc-
cupant OF the house which IN owned by
l. Knttmnnn. The FIRE was extlngIiahed
without the aid OF the department, al
though the boys responded TO an alarm
from box q. b
At the home OF Chas, w. Black. No, ci0
Hutohlna street. at O'Clock last night
Paul q. Senroau Of bn Porte and Miss
Hattie MORN OF this city were Joined to-
gcther In holy wedlock according 10 tho
form OF the Episcopal church. the Rev,
Henry u. AYES OF Christ church offirl1t-
ing. The happy pair will make their
home IN La Porte.
Deputy Chief Of Police Ray received a
complaint Saturday night from citizens
OF the Second ward OF negro gambling
dive on EnRelke street. The place was
rnided ut midnight by the deputy chlcf
md Officers Sutton. King and Quln ana
ten or twelve OF tho gamblers caught In
the act when the brass buttons anu
badges OF the officers were seen the ne
groea began to run In every direction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
RitL1Gt0us.


NuNNtn ANNnttutluus
Manor. Texas. August i0.--'rhe third
days proceedings OF the Austin Baptist
association;
Rev w. c. Luther. corresponding Eccro-
tary Of tho Sunday school and cuip0rtaEe
board, announced the appointment OF Mas
Eliza Mitchell OF Austin as city mission.
airy for Austin. Miss Mitchell Ia highly
commended by all who know her mud
will undoubtedly be successful In tho
work. The collection and pledges for
Sunday school and colportage work
amounted TO sis;; for aasoelationai mis-
sions 1886. The Swedish minslon work
created great deal OF interest In this
department OF the work.
The report OF Rev, Tornduist. mission-
AIRY, was encouraging. Pledges TO the
home mission board was about 500. Or
Il, G. Burleson, who was present aud
who IN one Of the two only survivors OF
those who were nrst sent TO Texas by
this board to oyangcllze Texas, spoke
feelinEly for this department OF the work
which he called tho mother, Of Texas
Baptlats, and no doubt his earnest mp
peal win Increase the contributions 10
this part OF the mission work.
a resolution was passed strongly urging
the attendance OF those churches through
their delegates who are from cause not
sending representation to the association.
After some rivalry Taylor was declared
elected M the next place Of meeting, but
the question was rooonsldcrcd aud t.lherty
nm unanimously selected for holding the
convention In August. 1926,
The following We're appointed to pre-
pare reports on the subjects assl;n'd 'or
next years session. state Missions" u.
W, n, Simms. ministers Relief Bonrl, -
w, H. Turner, Hooks and Periodicals. -
II, 5. Wilson. ministerial Education, -
A. H. Mitchell: sabbath Schools" Y.
N. MRrshalli "Womans Work" Mrs NJ.
A. Riggle. "Buokner's Orphans Home. f"
], G. Harris. Sr. "AsAooiatlonal Missions"
j. a, Arhuckle, Religious Condition OF
Colorod People" ID, H. LeSuer. "Forclgn
Missions" ID. Dlankcuship: Lords
Day" w, D. Beverly, obituary" j. II.
Myers; Home Board Southern Baptist
Convention" Isaac Sellers
The old executive hoard was reelected
with exception or w H. Majors. who
having moved away his place was iined
by the election OF j. W. uroome.
The wumnn's mission workers OF tho
association held their meetings In tho
Methodist church. In the absence OF the
president, Mrs, Hood. Mrs Orgnin of
Bnstrop presided MlsH Leathcrford. re.
oording secretary aud Miss Eliza Mitchell
corresponding secretary and treasurer
were present There were fourteen aooi
cuss reporting ana amount collected and
expended during the year was sGsi.7l. Mis-,
Nina Everett. corresponding secretary
Of the state board Is present assisting
and cheering them In the work. As IN Tho
case wherever Miss Everett goes all have
fallen In love with an earnest devotion
TO the cause OF Christ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

McGregor. Texas. August 9.-MeGregor
camp. No. ga United Confederate Vet
Grams. had a basket picnic In the grove
In T.. n. McPartlands pasture near town
today
While In session the members elected
the following officers FOR the ensuing year:
Captain, j, u. Smith; first lieutenant, Il.
=. Lyon. second lieutenant Tom Connnl.
IS, ST.; adlutant, W. II, Harris: treasurer,
VIM. Lee; secretary, j. q. labell.
About 500 people were present and plenty
OF dinner for all,
Captains J, ID. Shaw ana II. A. Blair OF
Waco were present by way or invitation
aud highly entertained the crowd with
"old soldiery" speeches.
Captain W. II. Harris and Colonel j,
@. lsbcll OF this camp also made inter
esting talks.
one Important feature of the programme
was wen composed essay by Miss Pearl
witt, ono OF the Daughters OF the Con-
federncy.
Well selected music was furnished by
the South Bosque band.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Mrs. Meyers Is Nearly Recovered
From Her Wounds.

From Her wounds.
Brcnham Texas. August i1.--ReaderH OF
The Post will remember the remarkable
case OF Mrs. VIM. Meyers who was shot
twice through the head by Wash Hayes.
several weeks ago and who despite tho
opinion Of the first physicians to reach
her giving II as their opinion that she
would die in few hours, has survived
for nearly two months. after losing
good portion OF her brain.
She was enclente and II was feared
that the ordeal OF being delivered would
terminate fatally. but the reporter for
The Post learned Saturday that Dr. Il.
Molbers and Dr. Burford had attended
her during this trying ordeal and that.
while the child was dead, she is now out
OF danger from this cause and is ia a
fair way TO recover entirely.
Or. Hagen has been attending her but
from some cause could not be present ut
this last critical operation. but her cnse
is ono that will in all probability 20 down
in medical history as remarkable, II she
finally RECEIVERS and It 10 the general
opinion that she VIII now.
Mr., c. G.. Boyd. who was no badly shot
In Waller county about two months ego,
is able TO be up and was out riding yes
terday. though he can not use his sight
arm yet.
In tho eastern part OF the city this
morning before day some thief entered
the residence or Jim Runels. colored,
through a rear window and stole cigar
box containing SO.
II falls hard on the old man. as II
was the savings from his truck patch
and all his dependence for support during
tho winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
KERRvrLLE's PLAN.
Citizens See That visitors Bccome
Accumulated win the Country,


Accumulated win the Country.
Kerrville. Texus. August 1O,-Slnce the
splendid rains few days ago the streets
are In line condition and every train
brings IN new visitors for rest and
pleasure trip 10 this little city.
There are more strangers In the town
than ever before at this time OF the
year and boarding houses. hotels and
private residences are caring for the
visitors md Kerrvillc Is doing all she
can to entertain her guests.
A Recreation society was organized this
evening, the purpose being for the clti-
2ens who have carriages and buggics to
unite in their efforts TO entertain NIL
visitors who come to town by calling at
their stopping places and taking them
for a drive through the city and ndioln-
ing country that they may hecoihc ac-
qualnted with the many advantages which
the town possesses.
A movement Is on foot 10 have the
town lighted by electricity, and pan ties
are here having ia view the ere ting OF
an electric plant and Ice factory.
The normal school 20 drawing to close,
but 80 many visitors are aril ing daily
that tho number will not DC reduced
when tho school closes
business generally IL improving and the
lumber yards especially are doing a
heavy business at present.
Buildings are being erected every day
and while the town anticipates no boom
II Is steadily improving and workmon are
all busy almost continually.
Several new residences are now being
built in the suburbs and "'Tivy Addition"
Is gradually widening out
An entertainment will be given at Par
sons Hall on next Friday night for the
Normal students, as the school closes at
that time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

RouRhH KIN baby and Outrhge
Mother mud Daughter,

birmingham. Ala, August il.--lnienHo
excitement exists at colllnsvllle. Ala
over the dastardly deed Of three unknown
men. committed on Sand Mountain, WE'VE
mica w,At of that place, yesterday mora
INK. Mrs. Hallie B6arlon aud her dongh,
ter. Mile lived IN hut on thc orest ~
Inc mountain Popular rutnpr put thens
down as women OF bad character, Ahom,
10 o'clock yesterday morning three YOUNG
white men invaded tnhir home. tho
young men, who aa?2ear 70 hhvs ps s
liaardon'a suokllng babe from nor BOSOM
and threatened TO KIN Il unless she ana
her daughter accedcd to their Demands
Upon their further refusal, one Of ING
demons was true 90 his word and dashed
the babe 20 tho floor In iA mothers
presence. Not nNtiHhad with this. tins
three brutea then dragged thn two women,
Who We're alone, from their house hll
crimlnally assaulted them. To-day inc
baby died from the effects OF its injuries
and the two women are " deplornple
condition. Much Indignation oAiAtn ana
an investigation has been begun 70 nsS.r-
tain who the men were. " caught thcy
VIII receive rough treatment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13

-. s-@ 50 %'~N@N~f a's t"i'N0-
'oh'
Rev. Leon Sonneld. pastor OF the Mctno.
nlst church. IS visiting In Nocogdoches.
Tho county commissioners are to meet
Monday and take up the county Iall bond
question.
Nayor w A Ives WON, "a cai,,s,o,,
Wednesday night TO attend the conyen-
tlon OF mayors.
TIN ,,,tit,,rv co,,,,o,,,. ~. 1870, 49,,
chen han right fon, ia,, ~, 49,, ., w
of develanmsnt 49, IVY '""N
~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
POINTS Anour PEOPLE.

The real name OF John Hare, the motor.
In John Fairs.
Bismarck IL getting better. IT'S doctor
has sent him another casl OF beer.
Marguerite Arlina Hamm declares that
pcmen employed as servants should wear
boomers.
John O'Huilivan. OF Auckland. New
Zealand - cfuditol with the ripe old
age OF ii9 years
A daughter Of the poet Longfellow
lives In Washington. Her name Is Ma
rion Longteilow oDcnohue
These who ought 10 know say that the
Crown Princess OF Roumanln " tho hand
soonest anrig OF royalty In Europe
Mrs. ". y. u. n. southworth, who
was onco tho most popular OF American
noyelists. 10 still living ut Georgetown.
d. c.
In tho opinion OF Andrew Lang. Horacs
Howard Furness, OF philadelphia, the
Fhakospearean scholar. Is the greatest
American.
During HIS vacation Fx-speakcr Reed
has spent most OF his time reading novelr.
He Is reported 20 have read twenty
during tho last month.
During tho thirty years Ainsworth X.
gpofford has been librarian or congress-
the number of hooks In his charge has
Increased from 10000 TO 10000.
Mrs. wentworth. Philadelphia widow,
surprised her friends by decorating her
bicycle with crepe whom she went cycling
a few days after the death OF her hus-
band.
A llneai descendant of the famous
Scottish chieftain Rob Roy Manurexor
lives in Washington His house contains
many relics OF tbs great warrior whose
name no bears.
speaker crisp's father and mother were
actors, and his older brother as wollsone
OF the speakers earliest recollection ~
seeing his father play Armand Duyai TO
his mothers Camille.
ID. w. Stevens. the American secrciary
al the japanese iefation at Washington.
IL a base ball crank, and has perauaced
tho Japanese minister 10 accompany MIN
70 several ball games
gilbert Parker recently encountered d
Canadian bishop whom he had known IN
his boyhood. Tho bishop ponipousy In
neired: -Ah. GILBERT. Are you sui writ
inx your-ah--fttlc booksr Mr.. Parker
answered promptly; Yes. bishop. Ana
are you stni preaehing zoar--all--ftsis J
sarinonsy',
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Chief OF Police Is Strictly Enforcing
the City Sunday Law.
SALOON MEN WILL MAKE a FIGHT.


Galveston. Texas, August ii.-if ever
IN the history OF Galveston the sunday
law has boon enforced, II Is at present.
Chief Jones' IL determined that tho law
shah be enforced within tho prescribed
hours and he has given strict orders TO
arrest all Violators, Last sunday two ar
rests were made for violating tho law,
but today there were none, Nearly ali
OF the saloon Keepers closed their places
OF business between the hours OF 10 a. m.
and y. NJ. and attended meeting OF
tho retail liquor men which was neld
for the purpose OF taking some action
toward making test OF the law. The
liquor mon would not state what conclu-
slons they came TO at their conference. nut
II Is given out on good authority that
they Will combine and nght the law, rhcy
clalm that they pay llconac FOR the ruli
year. and when made TO close ON Sundnya.
are deprived OF the privileges guaranteed
them by their license,
In front OF two OF the principal saloons
today was a keg OF lee water drRped IN
mourning ana bearing the inscriptions,
Freedom" ana Hospitality" Just what
these words meant 10 imply no one seems
to know.
At precisely 4 o'clock this afternoon thc
saloon doors were opened
ENCURS1ONlSTs
a conservative cstlmato places the num-
Der OF eNcurslonista In tho city today al
5000 ana they camo from points rs tar
north as Purcell l. II.
The first Of rho big trains arrived this
morning at O'Clock from Brrnham ara
following Mt Intervals OF half an hour
came trains from Montgomery, Cameron
and NaVasotn Az usual Houston sent
down large contingent and quite u hiE
delegation came In ON the afternoon In.
tcrnational special. Most OF the cxcw-
slonista found their way to tho beach urd
laH la huN NlaI. IusH
phtronised. a number OF the visitors
went out 20 tho ie,ties and tho pleasure
yachtR did q profitable business Chief
OF Police Jones, anticipating n largo crowd
had apccih force OF policemen nc the
depot and the places OF resort. aud 70 tnis
Is attributed the absence OF any disturb
hncc. Most OF tho visitors left for home
this evening, but several hundred VIII
remain Ia the city u day or two.
MoRrUARY REPORT.
For Galveston. Texas. for week ending
Friday, August n 1896;
July G-Nora Haymnn, aged 10 months
cntcro collus, Niles II, Aahe. colorcd, aged
10 years. cXhRuatoni VIM. r. Klamberg
aged % years. hepatio abcess.
August NELSON Freeman colorod, oEcd
100 years senlle debility.
August i-Sallic Frances Dyer. ngcd Z
months entero colltls; VIM. Dickford.
aged 20 years, heart failure,
August t-Flora Alexander, rolored, Rged
u months. hamilton; While Ann Johnson
colorcd, aged % yoara Internal honor
rhage
Auguat G--Jamca Youngblood, aged "
years, typhoid fever: Nctte liichardRon.
aged 10 months. castro rntcrltlH,
August I-John konnay, colored, inaan-
ity; Caroline Coleman colored aged ~
years, valvular heart disease, Lizzie let's
Nenn aged bih months. entero coiitis.
Baby Huefger, Nged days, convtllAiouH;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-13
SNORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MAsoN-Mr. Doole's dwelling with the
entire contents was consumed by fire.
Loss. 1900; no Insurance..
VIcTORiA-Al McFaddcn has received
a car load OF fine Durham bulls FROM
Deyora. Texas. which he VIII place on his
ranch In this county.
iRocKpALE- quite little excitement
WAS raised IN the city when mad dog
dashed through the streets. The officers
shot the dog after eeyeral other dogs had
been bitten.
cuERo~The body Of old man Kaichier.
who was drowned few nights since IN
the Guadalupe river. was found about q
mills and q half below whers he went into
the water. when found his arms were
claaped around a leg.