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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-27
OUR DEAD STATESMAN,
CHARLES FREDERICK CRISP.


Dedicated to His Associates in Congress
Bow Ger his grave in deepest grief,
Who with him in our congress stood;
For one so true, so honest and so good,
His life, well spent, was all too brief.
Learn from his bright example shed,
How modest worth in death is priced;
His virtues, grandy eulogized.
Survive, tho he himself be dead.
Such men do constitute a state,
II honor, intellect and worth,
Joined to a blameless life from birth,
In statesmen make a nation great.
When to the halls of Congress sent,
He carried there the same true heart;
In all his course there was no part
That from the line of Duty bent.
God give us more such men as he,
To stand upright where weak men bend
And follow Duty to the end,
Though others from its call should flee.
From out his open grave to-day
The lustre of his spotless life,
So free of envy and from strife,
Beams still upon your public way.
Back to the halls of Congress bear
The mantle he so nobly wore,
Who even kept, unstained. in store,
Truth, honor, virtue, with due care.
In this the Nations crisis hour,
These are the virtues that must stand
On guard to save our native land
From evils of unbrided power.
Sidney Herbert.
Rosemound Cottage, Oct. %. 1896.
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FLORInA-

Several shipments of cucumbers have
been made from the section around Gaines
vile recently. Many more packages will
go forward.
AT Ellavile, Saturday. while Eugene
West was trying to force cartridge into
his gun it exploded, seriously burning
his face and eyes.
The people of Westville have voted 10
incorporate the town. The following are
the elected officers: Mayor, T. H. PIT
man; clerk, Col. w. Cotton; marshal.
John e. Parrett; councimen, w. b.
Adams, j. M. Brigham Peter Clemmons.
J. b. Best and c. M Cox
The ballot boxes stolen from the office
of the supervisor of registration of Baker
county the night before the canvass. was
10 be made, were found Saturday in an
oak thicket at Macclenny The boxes
had been broken into and rihed of their
1S1ntehts, except partial returns from the
Maccienny and townsville districts.
The largest logging machine in the
state has Just been finished by Cant w
NJ. Boyd of Palatka. The boat Is 22x5S
feet and has an engine with a capacitv
ior pulling $1,000 feet Of timber. The ma
chine was constructed for T. N Smith,
logging camps on the Ocklawaha river.
E. P. Porcher, general agent of the
Indian River Orange Growers Associa-
ton and the Indian River and Lake
worth Pineapple Growers Association.
VIII be In Linton next Wednesday TO as
slst the planters in neighboring towns In
the organization of a Vegetable Growers
Association Arrangements looking to the
formation OF such a society have been
going on for some time
Turpentine farms are in demand now
since the destruction Of so many of them
IN the recent storm. r. ]. knight OF
Wade, w. NJ. Williams of Jasper and G.
:. Wilson of Brooksville were all regis
tered at Inverness Sunday. and will ex-
anime the turpentine interest in Citrus
county with a. view OF locating. w. J.
Hellman has already located and is rum
ming successful plant two miles from
Inverness.
Rev. w. H. Jennings, Methodist min
ister' and one of the most respected citi-
zens Of Escambia county, was taken TO
PENSACOLA Saturday night from the. Rav
Point mills, for surgical treatment He
had fallen from a scaffold In a new house
distance OF twenty feet to the ground.
striking upon the lower part of his spine
lie Is paralyzed from his hips downward
ne Is az the nome OF his son, Conductor
James Jennings Of the louisville and
NashVlile railroad. Owing to his advanced
age, fatal result is feared.
The strike at Ybor & Manrara's big ci-
gar factory at Tampa, is stir on, but so
far there has been no change in the sim
alton. The firm has lost a large sum OF
money oy the strike owing to the fact
that the cigarmakers refused To % NJ
to work and clean up the tobacco tIae
was prepared for use. This is a consider
aDie item, which will have to be addea
INTO the losses. The managers Of Inc 49,
tory state that they would have been glad
70 nave abolished their cheroot DEM
ment II they had been asked ~ l,,,t "a, tt.
Iney could not increase the price. as ' 70.
gueste9' Ihey say that they are prenarod
10 mold out indefinitely against the strii,l
.r , and the strikers say that thew are
prepared 70 mold out indefinitely against
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some thlng Now in Hnrps.

A new and pleasing musical instrument.
the "Meloharp," is now being introduced
in Savannah through the Ludden & Bates
s, NJ. H, by Messrs Singleton and Sunier
"Meloharp," and produce music OF n very
high order on this wonderfully simple and
sweet-toned instrument. They will give
concerts at Ludden & Bates S. M. II.
every day during their stay. and guaran>
tee to teach any one to play the "delo.
harp" in one or two lessons. The ease
with which the "Meloharp" can be mas
tered, together with its sweet tone aud
great range. make II very desirable
musical Instrument.
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POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Candidates in the Field and News
paper Talk ON Party Policy.

paper Talk ON PARTY toilcy.
Hon. William A. Little was unanimously
Endorsed for supreme court Justice by the
Columbus bar Saturday.
Waycross Herald: 1t is quite evident
that such democrats as Hoke Smith. du-
Blgnon and Turner need not apply at this
time and place for any little matter like
a United States senatorship. They have
dropped their candy, but they have pre-
served their integrity
The democratic executive committee or
Catoosa county met Saturday and elected
as delegates from Catoosa county to the
judicial convention, which meets in At
lanta Nov. is. A. r. Hacket, r. A. Bacon.
NJ. NJ. Church, w. Trox Bankston and
]. C. bryan. They go uninstructed.
Atlanta Constitution: Hon. f. G. du-
Bignon, ex-president of the state Senate,
is at the Kimball. He has gone into the
fight for solicitor OF the eastern circuit,
and is working hard for w. w. Osborne.
Mr.. Osborne read law in his Office when tho
firm was duBignon & Fraser. Mr.. du.-
Bignon resigned the solicitorship when
he was elected to the Senate, and his
partner, Mr.. Fraser, was elected to sue
coed him. Four years ago Mr.. Osborne.
then member of the House from Chat
ham, was supporting Mr.. Fraser against
Mr.. duBignon's candidate, Mr.. Rockwell
Now Mr.. Osborne is opposing Mr.. Fraser
Tor reelection. Verify, politics In Chat
ham is a study.
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A SHOT GUN ACCIDENT.
Robert GilIin Lost An Arm in Care
IeSsIy Handling His Gun.

Tallahassee, Fla, Oct 26.-Robert GIL
lin lies in the Emergency hospital with
his right hand cut off just below the ell
bow. He went hunting Saturday afternoon
About a mile north of town he attempted
to shove his double barrelled shotgun
through a crack in the fence, expecting
to climb over Both barrels were accident
ally discharged, the contents taking eff
feet in his arm. The bones were shatter'
ed and flesh terribly lacerated. He was
brought to the hospital, and Sunday morn
ing Drs. Philbrick and Gwynn took off his
right arm. He is doing as well as coulc
be eXpected.
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UNIVERSITY LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Debates InauEurated That VIII In
crease the Interest in Them.

crease the Interest in Them.
Athens. Ca. oct. 26.-The literary socie-
ties of the University of Georgia are TAX
ing on new life. The Phi Kappa and De-
mosthenian are going to appoint their rep
resentatives and have a number of Joint
debates during the session. This will
arouse society pride, lead to better debat-
ing and more interest in the literary So
cieties.
The freshmen OF the university have de-
cided to can their class the Century
class"
The College Bryan and Sewall Club has
invited Hon. Hoke Smith to address them.
and will hold n rally in connection with
the city democratic league at an early
date.
The report OF Manager Boland OF the
varsity base bah team shows that the
teams expenses last season were only
s. in excess Of the receipts.
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u PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION CO.

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10 BoSTON-Steamer-Cabin. lm,tea
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-Not a Falr Test.-..When WOW madl

Not a Fair Test.-"when you made
this set Of teeth for me you warranted
them, didn't your" Against any ordl-
nary wear. sir-yes, I did" well, you
see, the roof-plate Is worn clear through"
Eyes, and l recognize you as a free sill
yer orator. II will you Just IS, my friend.
to have that plate made over."-Chicago
Tribune
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Inc steamships of this company are ap.
pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti.
more as follows standard time):
BERkSHIRE, Capt. Kirwan, WEDNES.
DAY, Oct. 2S, 1880 a. m.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Capt. C. q
Peters, SATURDAY, Oct. 81, 100 p. nj.
D: H. MILLER, Capt James, WEDNES,
DAY, Nov. A. at p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUEsDAY
and FRIDAY.
J. ]. CAROLAN, Agent,
Savannah, Ga.
w. F. TURNER, G. P. A.,
A. d. STEVENS, A. T. N,
j. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager,
General Offices, Baltimore, Nd
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The TracIs of the storm.

owen Halls last novel; Price 81. Also,
The Idol Maker. so cents; A Court In
trigue. so cents: For sale at Estilrs News
Depot, No 21ls Bull street.-ad.
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FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFTON

Steamer GOV. Stafford will leave saT
vannah for Beaufort, Port Royal Naval
Station and way landings at 10 a. m. Nom
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, returning
next day.
Steamer STAR will leave Bluffton daiy
Except Sunday at Z a. m. returning
leave Savannah at 3 p. m. Telephone ozS'
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STEAMER FLORA

VIII leave wharf foot of Bull street Sept.
o. and on every Tuesday and Friday
thereafter at a. m. for st. GATHERINGS.
Sapelo, Union Island, Marsh Landing and
Darien. Freight and passengers solicited
JOHN H. JUDKINS, Master.
Phone, $40.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL It fails
to cure. 25c.--ad.
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Savannah's Leading Store.

fcourse is o
Blu know wh whe
n you GodG food
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26
lila nnsyiile.

Rev. |. =. Quimby of Boston vii
preach in the Universalist church Sun
day at the usual hour.
School closes with picnic Friday
afternoon in c + Perry's grove.
Dorr Derby and George Billings col
lided while riding their bicycles Mon
day evening. Both were thrown bu,
not injured. : Derby's wheel was some.
what damaged
Harry Robbins has left the employ
of 4 NJ Mortified and gone to Spring
field to work in box shop. DIR White
has his residence connected by tel
ephone Mrs Carleton Parks of
Springfield is spending a month with
her parents, MI and Mrs Henry Frost
Mrs G b Williams attended COM
mencement exercises at Goddard sen;
mary. Barre. Her. son Hastings and Err
win Metcalf were members OF the
graduating class which numbered %
Mrs ID c Snow has returned from
her visit in Brattleboro and Vernon
Mrs Will White and son Robert have
returned home after an absence of sew
eral weeks
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26

Landlord Pratt entertained over lOC
people Wednesday.
There is 10 be union Sunday
school picnic at Sunset lake July 4.
Ii is hoped that our Sunday school
will 60.
Joe gets down off the hill about once
a week for his mail and TO attend the
band meeting Tom Brown is fitting
up an Office in Edwards x CIRCUITS
store -Elbridge Mason and, family Of
Gardner, Mass, are stopping at the
County house Gilbert Batcheler re-
turned homeThursday, accompanied by
his uncle, John Burnham, who will
remain here this summer. A little
stranger, boy, ARRIVED in town last
Saturday. His homc is with Mr. and
Mrs: Walter Park. Mrs Clifford
Smith addison of Pittsford visited Mrs
NJ Batchelder Wednesday, : Harry
Wood attended commencement at Sax
tons River this week. w c Bliss has
been making extensive repairs ON his
house, built an addition, new piaz "a
and painted the house. Gilbert
Batchelder attended commence ment at
New Haven this week. Mrs Anna
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26
THE REFoRMER: BRATTLEHoRo w. FRIDAY JUNE g. 1885,


Most Of the schools closed this week
for the summer vacation.
Field Strawberries are very plenty
and of good quality.
Master Hugh franklin from Brattle-
boro is visiting his grandmother, Mrs
Lucy 4 Wilbur. Frank Bemis has
gone TO Boston to work. Mrs Howe,
mother OF Mrs A martin, is failing.
She is helpless, requiring constant care
and attention and is tenderly cared for
by Mrs A J Martin. Henry Gleason
OF Chicago and james Gleason of Bos
ton visited theirJ sister, Mrs Martin
Gleason at the old home farm this
week. Mrs Gleason has taken posses
sion OF the farm and intends making
needed improvements. Her many
friends are glad to know she is nicely
settled again in her old home and wish
her success and prosperity. Mr. and
Mrs II Franklin Of Townshend' visited
at William Clark's this week. Mr.
Clark remains about the same. Ina
Plumley Is on the sick list. George
Sargent came from Grandville on his
starting from home Monday
arriving here Tuesday night;
he is visiting at 0 G Briggs. H Ed
ly, clerk at the Brooks house, BratIle
ooro, is spending his vacation with his
mother and sister.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26
Graft on.

The house occupied by Ira Martin
about one mile south of this village
was burned Wednesday morning. II
crobably caught from a defective
cb,nney Mos. of their household
effects were saved.
Judge L S Walker was given y uhan
imous denomination ior assistant
Judge. This was well merited CON
pliment and Grafton Justly feels pfoud
Of the esteem with which Judge Walk
er's long service is regarded by the
county,
Congratulations are extended to our
chairman OF school directors, { T.
Thompson. He has always been most
fortunate in his selection OF teachers
and his latest choice has life DER
tificate.
Peter Young died quite suddenly
Monday morning, aged about % years.
Mr. Young came here from Milton
few years since and purchased the
Converse farm aud later the Maria
Burgess farm. He kept one of the
largest dairies in town and was hard
working, industrious citizen. The re
mains we're taken to Milton for burial
The schools in town close this week
Those in the village are planning 10
hold picnic Friday afternoon
Charles Farrar and family have gone
to Sullivan, N II. DIR Ida Clapp and
family have arrived for the summer
The first arrivals at Phelps hotel for
the summer are John b Duncan, Mrs
Sophia Duncan OF Boston. Everett
Boynton of Rochester, n Y, was here
Tuesday. He was son Of the late
George Boynton of this :town. Mrs
Phillips of Jamaica is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Albert Jefts. Mrs
Mary f Kent OF Springfield has been
spending the week with her cousin,
Mrs Maria Walker. Mrs Stillman
is visiting Mrs T NJ Davis.
Sydney Holmes, l. S Walker and \ !
bert G. Rice were delegates TO the Re
pulican county convention.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26
West Ha1ifa

There will be an entertainment at
the Uniyersalist church on Friday
evening, June ri, consisting OF music,
speaking, etc. for a silver medal under
the charge Of Mrs f 4 Kenyon oi
Townshend.
Our butcher. ). a Larrabee is doing
a rushing business. Monday and
Tuesday he sold nearly 800 pounds oi
meat
Several people have been here for a
treatment from Healer 4 \ Larrabee.
Mrs Smith and three children from
Southbridge are boarding at Mrs
Hudson :. Mrs \ O Gates of North
Adams is visiting her mother, Mrs y
Hudson. Miss Eva Griffin of Brook
line, y Y, is spending few weeks in
her native town. Mrs + \ Kenyon of
is boarding at the LARA
bee house for short time. Mrs 5 G
who has visited ln.Brattlebo.
70 for the past two days, returned home
Wednesday.
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Rev Mr. Bissell, Divinity schoo
student, who is preaching at Whining.
ton this summer, will speak at the
Universalist church next Sunday,
june % at 10 40 a. m.
North River Grange will meet to
observe Children's day this year wit
Mr. and Mrs f Fl Putnam Saturd I;
June q.
tive series between the ladies and
gentlemen of the North River Grange
vas held Tuesday. The gentlemen
furnishing the programme of music
and thorough and lengthy discussion
OF the question. Resolved, Thai. for
eign emigration ought to be prob hit.
ed. the board deciding in the negative.
The ladies' won the series bv AZ Soints
'eyt Of tota! Of 7r go. After the pre-
ss-ramme the gentlemen furnished ice
cream and strawberries to all.
George ColemaE's horses INDUCED in
a runaway Wednesday and ran into E.
ione some.
Lottie Robert Corse is the new arri-
val at Mr. and Mrs A l. Corse's. X =
Wilcox called on old friendsT tuesday,.
Lottie Brown is visiting her sister, |
Mrs W 4 Brown. Frank Howard and
wife of Boston are visiting relatives. |
e S Allen attended the Windham
and Bennington county association of
Universalist at Brattleboro last Tues
day. Mrs H G Reed has been very
SICK the past week, but is better at this
writing.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26
Whitlllgllnni.

Children's day was observed at tn,
Methodist church last Sunday. The
church was crowded and the song by
the pastor Mr. Farrow. was very nice
Also the song by Bertha Wheeler
Much credit is due to those who
worked decorating the church. The
scene of the Garden OF Eden was most
beautiful.
There will be no more danes at
Green Mountain hall at present
Forrest Atherton cut the instep of
his right foot, while peeling bark with
an axe.
Ar thur Carpenter is at home again.
Abbot Carpen ter and wife OF New
York are visiting his father, S X Car
penter. Amos Pixies new house is up
and Herbert Stafford OF Read sboro is
with Elmer Reed OF Whining
ton. Mrs G b Morse returned from
South Hadley Falls, where she has been
been visiting J G johnson and wife,
OF this town.
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GuilfOrt.

The Gu,fords defeated the Bra tile
boro Brook Roads by score Of % t.
II in game played on + p Squier
farm last Saturday afternoon. On the
ternoon Of the 9th the Guilfords play
the Green Rivers at the Centre.
The lawn party given by Mrs g
Miller. in aid of the Union society on
Tuesday afternoon and evening was a
great success. Ample refreshments OF
Strawberries, ice cream and cake were
served.
Lillian Lavelle and her pupils in
district No. 3 gave little entertain
ment TO the parents and others who
chose to attend Wednesday afternoon.
consisting of recitations and other ex-
ercises which showed good progress on
the part of the scholars and careful
and painstaking effort OF the teacher.
I, son Of the Crosier family, who
have lately moved into II Rich
mond's house, is dangerously i'll with
symptoms of lock jaw he is about II
years old.
The ladies' Union society will serve
clam bake to the public at o'clock p
m July on the old mill site down the
book road. The bake will be ma naged
by Alonzo Leach. which is suffi-
,ient guarantee OF Its success. The
and public at large are
invited. \ ball game wilisbe
irranged for the day and general
rood time for everybody.
Mrs Frank Knowlton Of Brattleboro
md children are spending a few days !
With her cousin. Miss johnson.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26

Rev A ilough will preach in the
chapel Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev Hal ID Maxwell will preach his
last sermon before his two months va
cation, the 9Th Of July at 3 p m in the
pavilion at Central park at which time
the communion service will be oh
served. Frank Brazor of Brattleboro
will conduct the music.
Frost A Stebbins will have another
dance at the park July Sd p m.
The ladies circle will meet next week
Wednesday afternoon.
Twenty from Vernon and South Yer
non were in attendance at the Univer
salist county association which was
interesting.
School No closes this week. 1t has
been successful term taught by Miss
Nellie Thurber of West Brattleboro.
M Reed is on the sick list, also
Fred Kendall Mrs A Whithead has
gone to Danvers, Mass, to visit her
Mrs G + Davis has re-
turned from Fitchburg where she
went to attend the wedding of her
only daughter, Miss Hattie Brooks o
Frank Howe IA jeweler in that city. =
Miss Matte Niles visited at } G
s over last Sunday from
Mortified. -Myron Russell is at home
rom his school in Orino, Me. Mrs Ar
leila Ray is in town to visit friends
md expects to remain here for the
present.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26
jamaica.

The young Jamaicas played the
Bondvilles a game of ball here last
Saturday with a result that was quite
pleasing to them Score IL to 20, in ia
vor of.the Jamaica boys.
Mrs Wales Willard had the misfor
tune Monday to fall down the cellar
stairs. which Jared and bruised her
up luite badly. She is now very lame
bur no bones are broken and it is
hoped her injuries are not serious.
Herbert W Sanders. a former resident
here. died at his home at Brattleboro
asst Thursday of Bright's disease at
the age of 30 years. He leaves a wife
and eight children, some of them quite
young, to mourn his loss. He was
brought here for burial Saturday June
20.
Miss Lena Ryder graduated last
Thursday at the state normal school
at Randolph. Her mother, Mrs Ella A
Ryder. was present at the commence
ment exercises. They have both re-
turned. Miss Matte Cheney gets
through work for DR. G B Doane this
week and will pass some time at her
place graduated from Westfield, Mass,
-tdtt ut'TIDhi s-HOOl luls Wtch- udsOu
Crowningshield is very ill.-AlvinWIl
son of Winchester. n II, has been visit
ing friends here this week. Jerry
Leahy and wife are making their
home here again They have been liv
ing for the year or two near Buffalo,
y Y.where he has been working for
F w Perry &Son. Carrie Gale of Put
ney is visiting friends here this week.
p + Howard is passing the week in
Boston. -Mr and Mrs A L Howard
and family have returned from their
visit at Windsor and Mr. Howard is
now quite sick. Prof l. Howard of
Maiden has been passing few days
here this week.-Mrs. James Nobbs is
inBoston for a couple of weeks or more
with her son.-Mrs S W Bowen of
Depot is here, guest Of
Mr. and Mrs G n Wyman. MIR and |
Mrs 4 lien OF Brattleboro have been |
here this week with friends and rel
stives. Mr. A lien is brother to Mrs j B |
Muzzy and Mrs Allen is sister to Will
liam L Barnes.
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NO.. 1

dinner was en- ioyed, then or,,. :,
line spring house, throna5h' ' u
village of Brooklinp, :" y y
chapel Of the Ban,is, II
is q great improvement ''i r..
to be a general houseclea.i;,afr
there. The Methodist "b hug
the marks of Improvement a aIe
the steam mill of FM pie il, a's .
give LIE to the place. 4 '| ~; \
over Windmill hill calIinp w wi \
completed a days ride n VI n
beautiful time of the wear ,"
Miss Wynne Wadswortb w,.
Wednesday and Thursday" way
friends. She is soon to 90 70
Miss Jennie Townsbend"
from Concord, N II, for bs,
She is employed 10 the asyin,n
Mrs Frank Kendall WIKI W.,
ride the bicycle turned her .aI
ing it a bad sprain. ' 'D