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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-12

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune: Had
the grip again? Too bad-awful, isn't
il? The worst part is the way the thing
leaves YOU
1T is. The last attack I had left me
nearly begSar."
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Puck: do you think much of him?'
Yes; he owes me Il v"
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New York Advertiser: Jinks-There is
a man who has number of movements
on foot for making money.
Blinks-Who is he?
Jinks-I don't know his name, but he's
a dancing teacher.
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1t is not generally known that Mr..
Hafen's painting of the Fisherman
Home, Lake Constance" is the scene
of his BIRTH but such is the case.
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Mr. Roberts dropped in and took a
look at himself yesterday. The excel
lence Of Mr.. Hafen's work was never
more apparent than when compared
with the original.
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Philadelphia Record: Now that the
football season is ended the players might
keep in training by assisting their NAM
mas and sisters to shop.
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The artists are arranging for a So
ciety event in the way of a reception
next week. Full particulars will be
given later-but a musical programme
viii be rendered and they are endeav-
oring 70 make the affair an elaborate
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Much admiration has been expressed
for the exquisite floral water colors
which are characterisIically inscribed
Marie Gorlinski Hughes. She pos
sesses an individual touch and an
original manner OF dealing with her
subjects which compels the warmest
eulOgieS
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Spare Moments: Poet-Why did you
change the title of my contribution to
'Pansies: a Poem% had ii Just
'PanSieS.' "
Editor-Didn't want to deceive the pub
lie. Readers have right to know what
il is they are reading.
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those not OF the faith he had large
circle " dear friends. For forty years
he served the Union Iron works Of this
city ~ engineer, and TO show tho esteem
in which they held him, and to pay him
their last tribute Of respect, they placed
upon his last resting-placo n floral de-
sign bearing the motto. "Our Comradc
for Forty Years.
The funeral services were held on Mon
day last at tho late residence of our
departed brother. Elder II. S. Tanner,
president Of the California mission, do
livorod the discourse. Elder +. II.
shepherd, our conference president, and
Elder willard Scowcroft and wife came
up from San Francisco to aid In the sing
ing. The music consisted Of hymns aud
quartottos beautifully rendered bv the
above.namod persons. The services and
ceremonies were appropriate and i'm.
pTessive.
Deceased was a High Priest. lie leaves
wifo and two sous and number Of
grandchildren TO mourn the departure OF
a husband and fathor.-lCoii
salt Lake Herla1 and Millennial sta
please copy.
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OBITUARY.


SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. ~, 1896. Early
on tho morning OF Saturday, Jan. IS,
1896, Elder Aaron GArlick, president OF
the Sacramento branch Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF iAtter.day Saints. passed
quietly aud peacefully from mortality to
tho realms Of tho departed. Broihor
Gariick was born Jan. 20, $50, at Stock
port, Lancashire, England. Whom at tho
age Of 20 no heard tho Gospel preached
Ia his native country, he believed IL, and
by yielding obedience 10 It's ordinanoea
was united with tho Church. In
lsiD, with his family he emlgfated TO ST.
Louis, No., where he remained ill 1884.
whom lac crossed the Plains aud Joined
the Saints In Utah. As work was at that
timo scarce, and times hard among the
Saints, lac moved In 30 10 Sacramento,
whore he found employment, located,
and remained till the day OF his death,
Though our brother removed from the
main body OF the Saints, his influence
for good, and for tho spreading Of tho
truth did not cease. by worthy
and exemplary life, and by precept, no
preached % the people among whom no
lived, and durng hi, forty years OF resi-
dence Ia no 81 y, he has been the means
OF bringing many souls into the fold OF
Christ. In 1916, when branch
OF the Churcn was nrst or
ganized In this city, Brother GaTlick
was chosen to nc. IN president, IN which
capacity he served faithfully the ro-
mainderof his life, whenever there were
sufficient number 10 Justify tho con.
tinuanco OF the organization,
To know our deceased brother was to
love and respect him. Even among
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COUNTY COURT BUSINESS.
Elevator Bids Received and James n
Haslhm Named ~ Constable OF
the Third Precinct

The county court met at O'Clock
this afternoon. All members we're
present and Judge Mentally presided.
Alice MorTlssy, wife OF John G..
Mortlssy, constable Of Bingham, who
was accidentally killed while In the die.
charge OF his duty on July 8, 1895,
petitioned for aid In support on her
children. The court allowed $40 per
month.
A petition was received from Squire
II. Harvey, asking for quit cain
iced on certaiu property. Referred 10
the attorney.
A Communication was received
from Charles II. Nelson, giving
notice Of retiring from retail
liquor business on acoount Of sick
nets. Referred TO Beleclman Chris
topic rson.
Road Supervisors Josephlsnd J. vii.
liams Jr asked 10 have the necessity Of
coftain road crossings repairs on the
X. q. w. Ry. referred toltoad commit.
tee. 30 referred.
w. II. Lynn asked that hi, com.
pontatiOp ~ custodian OF county school
funds be paid for the year 1895. Fixed
at $500.
Petition OF the estate Of John w.
Chamberlain asking for the redemption
VI property from tax sale was granted.
Petition andondorsementsof rhOmss
Yocum for appointment @ elevator
boy In the Joint city and county build.
Ing were referred ~ aclectmen.
County Clerk stanton asked per.
mission to order ONCE Bupplits.
Granted.
Sheriff Hardy asked the court 20
furnish supplies Tor his office. r..
ferred TO jail committee ana attorney
with power 10 act.
The Official bond Of Charles 4.
bttnton, county clerk, In the sum of
500 with John Il. Dnoly, Harry /.
Duke and W. 5. Mccormick was NJ.
pr we'd anu ordered filed with the
80 order.
On recommendation Of Selectmnn
Geddsa James N. HaslAm was NJ.
pointed constable Of the Third pre-.
cinct
A communication was received from
Fish Commissioner Ml.aer recon
mendinf he rs.stt O ding Of the stream
Ia this county with black bass auL sun
l,h fry. Referred 10 Goddef.
A petition from II. q. Bleasdale ask.
lug permission 90 sell cigars anu 10.
bacoos on the FIRST II lor Of the city ana
county building. Referred 10 the ~.
ltclmon.
q Bids Tor plat In an eyAtor In tho
lOint building we're received from the
Crane Elevator company, L.. &. TT NJ
x Co., q. r. Mckay, winsltw
BtOiher Elevator company, Stand 81
Elevator company and the Brodes, Z
Elevator company. The bids, for sol O
reason, however, could not be oblaintu
by tbs NEWS this afternoon. A..
ioutned until Monday next at 10 n. IN.
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Surprise Party.

81. JOHN, Malad Stake, Jan. o.
At the house OF Bishop J. p. HArri-
son few relatives met to enjoy tuom-
selves on the occasion OF his 5Olh birth
day. After n bounteous dinner the
afternoon was spent n social converse.
ton, relation, famrs, and vocal
music, but when the shadss OF even.
ing came, number Of brethren au
sisters, headed with musical instfu.
mentE, marched into the use with
their picnic In old iAahiputd style ami
presented the blAhop anu his worthy
wife Elvirn with u nice ohair each,
In which thoy were soon sealed. tn n
came congratulations aud gool wisnta
for future success and happines', 1 10.
spouse to when the BiAnoT, though
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs, J. Is. Fowler and Misc Lucy Day,
OF Springfield, are Tomplelon guests.
Henry shields. Of Park city, ls again
stationed Mt his old quarters the Walker
NJ. Cummings, Of Chicago, 10 late
arrival at the Knutsford.
George +. Walsh, Of Sacramento, and
r. II. Whipple, Of Ogden, arrived at the
knutsford this morning.
J.. J. Knight and NJ. NJ. Warner, two
we'll known attorneys Of Provo, arc up
to the capital on business.
G. l.. Van Bergen and wife. Of Duluth,
Mimi, and T.. ;. Doun and wife, OF 81.
Paul, arc returning home from pleas
uro trip TO California, aud registered at
the Tomploton.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

d, entertainments for tho benefit
=, we u'Ah Press association, 10 bs
s ,sn al The rheAlsr on Thursday and
T1n'' las next should be a sucres,. On
sI,..,l'y evening Jssss Nortop,s
4, O'u'''orleal play sAppho win
~, presented by home talent
m. I on Saturday evening pyg'
,s aud GAlAloA. For ho,s
nn v V'''umins will be rich and
,l0 Saturday matinee sappho
d. -" W repeated at eonslasrahIv ..
and iV ,a iaI,s, Or fifty cents for The A.,
sabrsaa' 'nVe cents for the paIIeris.
Of ap, Man. 20 one of the great chaTacis,'
atbanut Womanhood, WHOSE ns
fngrrlsnn preserved only thrpuSh : sa,,,
,lAmrs's OF her poetic wnrss 10"
OF bi.,ea I~eli indelibly on ths @
iy,ic sosy. she Ia the founas, ras.s
A,e. ''nOol Of poetry, admired VI
rhs as IN the case nj n,ns Va Az
founded bY uim antiquity, she ia sur.
rr0bablv ~ mylh, TO which domair
if0m tbt - s.oty OF her famous lesn
"a l5ys '.VA on accouat OF unr,nnI,I
Is reyenba'' 90 felegAted, but she
lni,,s',ui'helths one M sne
Pygmsinag women OF ancisn, c, nont
has Ssa1on and Galatea is a aVue
dsr,or made famous bv Ma pay .uN
Ans,l,c.s iMls Wainwright ana' IN u
An ''A"' In StIonptisSS .a r.I
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LEGISLATORS AT OGDEN.
Senate aud House Committee Visit the
Reform School and Military
Acidemy.

Special To the NEWS
OGDEN, Utah, Jan. 27.-The legiE-
latlve committee OF the Senate and
House have been visiting the Reform
school and Military academy today,
and from what could bs learned are
very fsvorably impressed with the
proposition to use the Reform school
ior the deaf and dumb and remove the
Reform school to the Military ccAdo-
my,
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overcome In his feolinrs, mate some
very APPROPRIATE remarks aud thanked
the people. Some Of the brethren and
sisters made short speeches, and n
pleasant evening was spent In reoita.
tions, vocal ami instrumental music,
ar d good supper. A feature OF the
evening was the reading OF a poem
composed by Sister Ann Deschamps,
on the He and labors OF the Bishop.
AT Midnight all dispersed feeling bet
ter for coming together. f..
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COM Nj Il X GA L..

SALT LAKE CLEARING HousE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO slsS,0s9 same day last
year, 1904, $50.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllvsr, ga; lead, $500.
LOndon.-Silvof, 80 ll.lGi.
ORE AND BULLION
7. X. Jones q Co, received toiay.
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ChIeaaa I've stnnk

CuIcsgo. Jan. 81.
Ilors, receipts 95.Joo. Market q 10 onts
higher.
edftI3ait0
Light itl5aN4O.
Heavy, " ludtl igt.
Rough, lfluafLgi.
cattle, rcceipts, 1900; market nrm to 10
cents higher
towt ami heIfora. 50 C0dasU.
teNaa steers 81 =uafA
bCevcs, $50 10 $3.50.
ttuctCrH ami Feeders. f2.fca tl.sd.
shoep receipts, ll,yoOi mAraot steady TO 10
cent? htghUr.
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Ore', $4,000; bullion, So 800. TotAl,
a. 800.
Wells, Fargo & o.. received today.
Penn. bullion, 81 $50.
w. ;. Mcdonnell, n Go. rec eived TO-
lay: Silver nni iesi ores, Sll, 200;
ianauer bullion, $500; Cyanides,
81, 22O. Total, Sl7 go.
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LeCtnre TnesdaY EYeninr.

Tomorrow, Tuesday evening, Elder
David Mckenzie will deliver public
lecture Ia the Sixth ward meeting
house, commencing at 1880 o'clock.
Tho meeting will be under the auspices
Of tho Mutual Improvement assooiR-
ilOna.
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op tae hou,e roll-eall today showed
qalle number absent, but dntja S" ~
s"d g,,, the members slowly filed In.
We're ~ y, ~. UP sho vacant seats which
WIZ % eon'plcnous Rt the opening.
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TWO MORE TETOES'
.,,,,,,r Wells Freely Exercises bis
Powers Of DlSappToTaL
,,,,, NEED A Drrur TREASURER
c,o,, Resolution vitality De-
'''''S @e,I,s-Bu.y In no'h L's'''
lahre Braneht"

-
..,, ,es, the Legisla
At,rAtwo uaS' .d unon the
..nis afternoon eh'eieu ~.
"'' AIT day Of Its IHUo'" ~,
ivtn'y w. W.. ..iled 10 order promptly
ssBale VS. p,.sident Cannon.
1t 2 O'CLOCK " 49, tho Rev. Il. q.
p,.ysf was ofiefeu W chu,ch
-, Of tho lliti Nj E' ',.,.
huu' -. minutes OF FrldhJ's
kfef tno -, ham dispofed
p,oeeedlngs hHu .,ronneed
N the Pfe'ilon' 49, hoon
.bL two veto n'' ns..,nor The
received itOui r,.,,ht forth n sup.
announcement piOuh" ,..n,, thu
,,,,,sd ripple Of m'il'ineu' ~. 500.
.,nb.rs a. mnch % 10 say, 'ne '''a's
fn'ulV,'1 ..,.n. business and we had
executive nn''' ,.n., ON
,.,,sr be more careful heieA''0'
- -. a, sutherland the voloee "eio
no'''A = .,.,t. temporarily. They
hid 90 'ne '"'''
we're ~ ioiloW' .,srnrp.
80 Nhh' W ,. .,
To toe Fie'''J" Sstewith return
he 5enA" apptoyaI Sem
rilhoit ian act pro.
Nc bill W. ,,y gtate tfeasur.
yldlng iot Su9 passed %
e." I ln,, measure. lam unable
"a s,cefialn that any emergency .o'
,uch deputy en ,sis,, NAV safely wall
iilvn o. Wv ~ y, clsTIcal assistance
until lne l ll.,,s sts,s ofIioers may DO
ioi zoe '.,' ~ ,sguIar routine.
49,, ,y,s nrytctENT.
,..,.., aud tlsn,i,nen Of
10 lne : h.,.,yiIh ,eturn without
the senNe-t sar.ts Joint Reso-
my aPP'SSs nrovidiug that
lhs fret term OF the supreme
eouH 'n aa ,sos a. soon Thereafter
January ~, 80 ds,s,min.. ete. The
snil .out !. d.9cisnt I'M that II has no
I, .,l...y a.s no, rrovIde that n shall
we Anu Nv "a I,,st ~ aunrovaI,
lAie eus0'o" "'' 'e
PETITIONS PRESENTED
,,u.. ..,,.,tvo nathan. from
a., Alll,on f ~ a,,i,srs I'm ,eisr.noe
MeDe' I ,,.u .h,ch we're tsi.Tred to
w.Vu 'i.,.. NJ az nnhlic lands. as was
vac ooln l INV. g y" frnm bIs San.
Al,o one LII, l,On os,i,nsn,s '
P's o'uu'
CLAIMS INFERRED.
r.-...,,,,..., ann,o,,,o,,ona and
,.,u'. ."n"s,a,.ngsd mi ScnaI. no.
claims ,'v'tni wv ~ 'n H, av" w ~
os' ' y, Adontsd
V'"' VI 'AA '
FAVOR A STATE BOARD or HEALTH.
r, .,..,,,,.. n, ,,hi,o h.s,,h
recommends we passage Win amend
a. bssltb
SkW BILLS INTRODUCED
B,B. 81 was introduced by senator
gu,bstl,pd. II authorizes the Goysf-
moi ID nppolnt notnrle. uublIo. etc.
sR 40 bs S,itna,isn1 IN ,,.v.,, n,
lawful combinations ia business was
frisrfed 10 the sans COMMITTEES.
Il. b, 1873, by Jones, 10 amend section
$3.50 and Slgb. Compiled Laws gf IJtab
and 3. b, %, by the same senate was
fsietsd 10 The COMMITTEES on private
soff Oratists.
$. h. IS, by Senator Glen Miller, 10
Protect employees, was referred 10 the
sHS hi SS wa,,nrS IA made, H..
and game, was referred 10 Inc commit.
lee Of thai name.
5. b. 81, by senator Glen Miller, to
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THOMAS. In tho Nineteonth ward. 81 this
CITY. Jan. 10Th. lslU. Of yul,ulAr diseased OF the
heart, Mrs sarah Lows Thomas, wife Of
Thomas y, Thomas, born a. ~ Cleres, Car
mArthynshifo, south wales. fob, 18th. lstl
tunofal service Wcdnesday afternoon a.
O'Clock ia the Nineteenth ward assembly hall.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend.
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sroCHs am MARKETS..


Nrw YoHK. Jan % The volume OF bus.
lncts AZ Che opening ~ thestort exchange was
fairy large AMI "a strong tone VyuCHt
The temper Of spcculauon 90 30 o'clock con.
unuci decidedly hulush ant improvements
were made iu most OF the share yAIucs
London purchased literally OF its fayortoa
a further sumuius 60 the prices was Impaired
hY reduction Of IH per cent 10 81 In tho
posted rates OF sterling exchange by a leading
drawer
The upward tendency Of the market was
checkcd tluu, II 10, on puTual abatement IN
the covering demand, together with sales of
pfohta Inc market Al midday Wa quiet the
selling pressure atill iu evidence.
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Notice.

The First quorum o. Elders wi,
meet this evening In the Fourteeth
wa d assembly rooms commanding at
1880.
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KEsLuH. e. On January 18th, 1885. sophie
llowiani koslor, wife Of FREDERICK kctlor Jr.,
IN The tpth year OF herhgo.
Funeral will be- hold fIOm the funeral charol
Of jos. WIN. Tsylor. No "a south W est 1,up q
street tomorrow tTuesdayl atg .. m. hulA
uvcs aud friends invited
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produce these plays the Pfrps sssooia.
ton deserve the encouragement Of the
general public.
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The comedy Ours Ia the bill at the
Grand this week, and = Matrimonial
MsEe at the Lyoeum.
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500 BICYCLE FREE slOO.

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WORK, THE TRUE WORSHIP.
THE REV. c. s. BROWNS LABOR DAY SERMON
LAST EVENING.

THE REV c. s. BROWNS LABOR DAY SERMON
LAST EVENING.
The Rev. G. s. Brown. rector Of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Columbus Neb. who in Dr.
Parkers absence has been officiating in St Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church. selected for his
closing discourse last evening Labor Day sermon.
Taking as his text St. John XXI, g. II go a-hsh-
Ing he said In part: Those who waiting for the
coming OF Christ are wise have their time en-
ployed In the doing Of the daily round and common
tasks. The Thessaonians. fancyng from Paul's
first letter that the second coming of Christ would
be soon ceased entirely from labor and like those
fanatics In NewYork last week did nothing but
waiting and watching. on the dark day In New
England Senator observed. II the Judge come He
had better find us posts Again visions Of
God and OF His Son are TO be expected by laboring
men as well as by the prophets and seers. In
Bible days revelat tons made TO the cowboy
Amos 10 the Judaean shepherds. the carpenter
Jesus the tentmaker Paul. Let labor to-day have
visions OF God who is love; yea. and capital, too
and goodby TO the strike and lockout. As true
worship may go up with the sparks from the black
smiths forge with the incense in a ca thedral: as
acceptable praise may ascend high in the clink
OF the workman's hammer in the notes of the
many voiced organ. Work is the best remedy for
despondency. Go thou Is Christ's for the
blues"
Mr.: Browns ministrat lions have been greatly ap-
preciated. and at the close of the service the
bers OF the congregation gathered around 10 wish
him hearty farewell and success I'm his Western
the generous services of Mrs Brown. who has a
reputation as cOntralto soloisr
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

=, =, Hubbard thirty-one years old. salesman,
b, n.o I,,,,,on-st was arrested yesterday on n
,ro 90 forgerv by Detective-Sergeant Delehanty,
OF the Ninth Precinct lie was accuSe' u p"''''s
= ,oread check on the Bedford Bank.
,a,oes Nelson a driver, twenty-three years DID,
-. arrested Yesterday charged with obtaining
,a,a ~ old newspapers valued at SO so lie had
nsorted himself II is alleged. ms collector Tor
>~anyork paper The complainant was Joseph
Manein OF No. 246 Navy-st.
Harry Wolfert. or Mccarthy nineteen years ola. Is
,es,rg from his home. No 23s Adarns-st, ana
,oraI alarm has been sent out lie disappeared
o. ,rust D. He is described as or light com
,.,or with brown hair. wearing a black diagonal
sonL sut light tennis shirt, straw nat ana hceu
hos IIe is known 70 be subject to 81 'itus
dance.
Da,oct,ve Behen OF the Greenpoint-aVc. sta'oh
..ard.v found Daniel Dougherty. eighteen years
Ia Of No e27 Humbodt-st surrounded ny hui'-
- Of yo,,ng men at Norman-ave ana "ucihse!
-, ,,o,ing the swcatboard game. Dougheity was
80 ,d tho others escaping He will be airalghed
a., g., tho Even Street Police Court on charge
Of gambling
borse attached 10 confectionery wagon o"hoo
- tr,y.n bv William Bric,e. OF No io2 Henry-st.'
,o,, o, Smith and Sackett SITS. late yesterday
ararroon Briete was thrown out OF the wagon
and seriously injured lie was taken 10 'ne i1o,S
leland College Hospital. Michael McLa"sh''i''
,n,.r,v-one wears old of No 70 Pacihc-st' Maue d
courageous attempt TO stop the runaway horse' pu.
no was knocked down and run over. receiving oau
scalp wound and other injuries