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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09

The bank exchanges of the NewYork Clearing
House and the stock sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week of the
preceding two years compare as follows;
Nov. TO- so4 Nov. o. 'g5 Nov. 4 '9G
Exchanges ~ s4GT 500 $50 $3.50 3O7 &G0I 922 so
No shares sold - lots AS 137532s 2.O09t0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09

CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
NEW YORK.
EQUITABLE INTEREST CERTIFICATES
Coupons Registered Interest OF General Mortgage
Per Cent Bonds Of the
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM
PANY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Equitable
rnferes, Certificates described will redeemed
al accrued interest the office Of this
COMPANY - Wall street. NewYork presentation and
surrender OF certificates.
CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09

Pittsburgh. Pa. November q. 1885,
COUPON 40. 81. for six months interest due
~ July LIST. 1883. upon the First Mortgage Bonds OF
this Company viii be paid at the banking house Of Win
slow Laner & Company. No IL Nassau Street New
YORK cy. on presentation on apd after November lo'h
1898. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
forty-seven railroads for the fourth week In Octo-
Der OF these ten return gains o. $1Illl0. or u,
Ter cent, and thirty-seven return losses OF
SI56 IA. or 11.5 per cent. The whole shows a
less Of SjS5.O0i. or 50 per cent
Fourth week in Oct. 1895. 1896 Differences. C.
70 companies so 23i s26S034 Inc Sill 10 90
companies. 1.2S4. 6I3 d52s.55o Dec i'Gll4 li'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-09

THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving the
number Of shares Of all stocks. the highest. low
est and final prices of the week. together with
the final prices Of week ago. prefixed by the
average price OF November 8. 1893:
RAILROAD STOCKS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03

blrl her former Cnntrnteh mind. and
visions of pleasure, luxury and ambi
ton Tiled her thoughts by day and by
night
Not far from this village rose the
turrctS Of an old castle which had long
remained untenanted: but within this
year \ young knight arrived ut its
gates. proclaimed himself heir 10 the
estate and reflrn:shed its bare and
shab>' rooms. Rich tapestries adorned
the walls, luxurious furniture was
placed in all the apartments, and
rrtinuc Of servants was collected
Soon visitors arrived, and the people
Of the little village were astonished by
the brilliant costumes the ma gniiccnt
feasts, the gay hunting parties and
the rcvciric> that succeeded each 9th
or SO rapidly.
The lord OF the castle chanCpd one
day to See Jeanne and. dazzled by her
beauty. sought her mother, saying that
Sir Robert dn Nolpiac asked fer her
hand in marriage.
The mother consented and the day
was arranged for the wedding, which
was celebrated in the chapel OF the
castle i'll tlla presence Of the bride
gruom'> ariStorratic friends. 4 bril-
liant festival Succeeded to which al
the village people were invited, AMI
much they enjoyed the splendorS Of
tn" scene AMI the many wonderful
things they had 10 eat
When the feast was ended and Ill
the guests had departed the bell ri tbs,
tower totlel cut the twelve booming
strokes Of midnight. The bride and
bridegroom went into tacir beautiful
room, and Jeanne, taking her arm
from that Of her husband walked
over to Il carved oaken chest and
brought ont 4 caskrt which She had
ordered to be placed there
siet husband watched her move
meats with great curiosity, and when
she said My dear lord, have prom
ised TO break this egg on my wedding
day and told him its history h.
begged her to wait ultii morning
Jeanne, however, would not listen 10
his entreaty, and lifted the egg from
lis place. 1t was burning hot With 4
cry, She bet il fall. and it broke An
enormous toad leap"d cat Of the brok
en shell vomiting flames, which SET
tire 10 the curtains, and the wicked
tongues af fire soon spread from wall
10 wall until The whole castle WAS en-
yelop"l. The next day there was
nothing left but heap of ashes. fui.
he entire castle burned and all lis IL
| mates persisted through the gift OF
thai fatal Easter egg from The hands
pt IN eg:lsp ifi'-i9sther Singleton
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
EASTER MORNING

Quiet the city and sileat the fountain,
Darkness hov"rr1 DER valley and
mountain:
The birds that had sung their songs Of
gladneSS
flushed their music in quiet sadness.
The beautiful flowers wcr" dropped
and bending.
NJ moIe in the winds their sweet
breath SenIing
The brooks that had rppiei and
laughed Tor years
Now seemed but the fioWinG of endless
tears.
He who had come to the earti, 10 save
Lay wrapped in death iii tn" drcary
grave.
The tender voice That with love had
thrilled
The hand OF death had hu>hed and
Siiilrl.
The heart in whose love til" whole
world lay
Was pulSelrSs within its pul>,. OF clay;
The feet Were bound that once loved
Trcading the shores Of blue Galilee.
Then forth IN It's beauty the Easter
morniug
Burst upon those that We're sadly
mourning;
They sought the place whore the Say
ipr lay
Behold. the stone had been rolled
away.
He is not here" and angel said,
'.Iic i, risen" illr grave could tot keep
its dead
The Lord that bad come to the earth
10 say"
Was conuueror o'rr both death AMI thr
grave.
Beautiful birds sing out Swrt.ily your
praise.
Sweet, tender flowers. your d"oopins
heads raise;
Let the soft music Of brook and Of
Fountain
Cheer up the pIail, and thr "alleg and
mountain,
sorrowing hearts. forget al your sal
Jesus Is risen Ill earth should 80 glad
ness.
Shine forth, . nature i'll fairest aiotn-
ing.
Greet the Lord that Is risen this East
er morning.
& Benz Hopkins
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03

New York, March 3l.-Four people
were Killed and two injured IN a tir"
which started early this morning in
The threr-story business and tenement
building. i7i Hudson street
The dead are Thomas Malloy, -
years old. a fireman on the steamship
St Louis, suifoeated Archibald Cor
don 80, 4 waiter sUfforated Mary
McMahon, -. %,1ifocatrh Margaret
Ryan, 80. died on the way to the hos
pital from injuries received from
jumping from Il window
TIL" injured are Kate Higgins, -,
leg fractured Edward Walsh, -.
foreman. internally hurt by falling
from 4 ladder
The burned building is ono Of Il row
>t thre"-Story >tructure, owned by the
Trinity church corporation The
ground t!ror is occupied by John II
Eg9rTS, Il dealer in rOnfectionrrS' sup
plies, and the Wo upper floors were
occupied by several families rs dwell
lngS. The srcont floor immediately
over the cont"rtionrrs quarters. was
occupied for til" most part hy he fam
lily ot Thomas NcMauuS. Il Mas here
the tire started Nicholas M"Manus
succeeded III helping several of the
people n!t by leading them down the
stairs through the binding smoke III
III" hallway IL WAS among he ten
ants on tile fpp floor that the chief
danger lay. >ome If them ran Ia tn.
roof and escaped IN tina; direction and
others GO. doNu by the stairway
Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss Kate
Higgins one ot ne household on be
| Ing Awakened ran 10 the front win
low> ou til. third honr where they
| lived. The iirrnen had already ar
| rived and laliprs had been placed on
| the front side Of lie house tn lipID take
| out the tenants whose lives were lii
| danger. pn nne If these ladders was
fireman Walsh As hs was ascending
| i burst Dt fiaiur shot out ol one OF
| the windows and ilr was sent rcriuc
10 the street As Walsh fell Miss
Ryan leaiei from the window 10 the
sidewalk, and Miss Higgins. apparent
| ~ oynreoila by the smoke in he roplu
above, fell - the ground at almost the
sam" time. An ambulance was sent
/ for bur Miss Ryan was UNCONSCIOUS
/ when placed IA she conveyance, and
died hefotr he hospital WAS reached.
/ Walsh WAS taken to the hospital at
thr S,,a}a tini" H. IS badly, bat prob
ably nat iangr1s,,:>ls hurt
.ttteg IL, tl1nes had been ex-
tingttt,ll'i J srare, of tha building
Wa Ws,ie aui ~ bodies ot Thomas
! Ni2lloy Areiljbaia ,,rogan AMI Mary
NeNaApn Wria, found All ot the PER.
sons found dead bad been SGlfocated
before they were able 10 escape How
the tire originated cannot b. tir-
termned until a thorough inYeati-a
tion Is made ! hr property loss viii
nat exeeni Sl5,pnS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
THE. lON 4 LAUNCHED
Uncle Sans Latest Bnttieship II in
Her Element

Philadelphia. March 3l-The launch
Of the battlesliip Iowa from Cramps
ship yard partook more Of the nature
Of Il national event than any similar
on" since Mrs cleveland chriStennd
the ST. Louis nearly two years ago
Vice President Stevenson headed the
delegation from Washington, which
included Secretary Of the Navy Her
bert. Attorney General Hamilton, Soc.
rotary Of Agriculture Morton luI u
large party ot senators and congress
men. The iowa party was lei by GOV
Drake, whose daughter, Mary Lord
Drake. broht, TN. bottle of champa gne
over Ii" vessels PROV ana gave Il lis
name Miss Drake is hand SOM
blond" of commanding iigur" Sh"
wore i dress of green plaid with 4
cape OF velvet trimmed with chncilla
fur, with i tolu" with gray ani black
plum"s and gray silk gloves, When
she baptized the vessel She stood on ).
little stand raised above the bow, ana
on either Side 0t der We're Henry w
Cramp and Miss Herbert, daughter oi
the naval secretary. The launth Was
entirely sQriasStUi
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
RED LAKE. PINE SALE
Land Office at Work Preparing the
Lists

Washington, March l-N0mmission-
or LamoreuX, of the general land Of
nee, has force ut work preparing
the lists Of Red lake pine lands for
sale, and expects to have them ready
50 that Secretary Smith may issue
he formal notice Of sale as soon as he
returnS from Georgia, which will be
Within two weeks. Sixty days notice
of sale has to be given No date can
De hXed, OF course, until the notice Is
signed, but it is known that the policy
Of the department is to have the sale
rs soon is possible. and 1t may be
looked for III July. if not earlier The
amount of timber that will be offered
at this first sale will be something
enormous. There is upward of loo. 900
acres Of pine to be sold The timber
Will be sold III forty-acre tracts, SO
that there will be more than Z,lUI
tortleS, each containing more than no.
OOb feet oi timber, for that is the min
imum amount 10 bring the land with
N the timber classification, and from
that quantity up To more than 10DNhp
feet
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
Killed His st;fr

Philadelphia, March :i1-Iohn Reeh,
IL" i.StolViil., y. j.. farmer who was
arrested il BHstleton, IA. on sus-
p.eipn at itav.ng murdered his WIFE
was brought to police headquarters to
day. II has been learned that Mr,
isar!i MAS BESSIE Weaver, whose
troubles With her father and step
mother. gained Wide publicity Il dozen
years ago. S!!a was he daughter ot
u, Martin Weaver, ! wealthy but &C.
centric resident vi Germantown Reell
1t i said, tia> made Il confession
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03

their blessings and devotion Although
she had many lovers, her mother
shrank from parting with her. and al
ways sent them away. saying: one
year more only for me, and then Jean
ne shall choose a husband"
One Easter morning. when returning
from early mass, Jeanne met an old
beggar woman who asked for aims
Jeanne gave her what she bad. AMI
the stranger pcered through her ragged
hood at the pretty young girl, saying
beautiful damsel, do not disdan the
gift Of Il poor beggar. Take this egg.
and before this day twelve months Il
young and handsome nobleman will
ask for YOU in marriage. You will be
come great lady. II is written in
the book Of fate. On your wedding
day | command you 10 break this egg:
it contains a nuptial present"
Jeanne took the large, scarlet egg.
and laughed a little at the prediction
as She placed II in 4 casknt. yet the
possession Of this weird treasure trosi-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
Rrs Austin Willie, Denh

Sor1iiiell MINI, March II Rev
Austin Wiley. a.ad ninety years died
1T the home Of his Soil-niaw and
daaghte: Mr. ani Mrs " W. Skinner.
to-day Mr. Wiley WAS one Of the
earliest settlers il this city. having
come here II le57 He had always
been 4 great temperance worker. and
WAS writer oi ability, During anti
slavery days he edited a paper III
Maine. and LATER wrote the anti
slavery history ef lie state and nation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03

Berln March 8 Three duel. nave
been fought III Berlin within il few
days past eae II fheS, presented
many features that nlaie tie case II
very painful one A barctster named
DR. Z.nhpr. challenges! Lieut.. Won
kettrlioit. 1T the imperial yacht tto-
henzoie9an whom h. ascl>sed OF
adultery "itn his .Innlhr's' wife.
Al th,. fourth exchange Of shots Dir.
Zenkar N.iS shot III the lungs. and
killed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
~ Il m mbrislge Defeated

ocd nnoy, Eng, March 81 The OK
m,,l a0xeM, to the surprise Of almost
=, NoQy ashore AMI ahoa,, won the
Nenth boat race between th.,
eksates Of Oxford and Gambridga
Aa' t00M third Of il length. and after
en- '7eseNciting finish Thus oxford
ega go thirty races OF the series to
ut&4iX Won by Cambridge, the
i Of 1877 making ZIP the total
OF races pulled. This is the
year in succession that Ok
defeated Cambridge. The
2O.Ol. and the course was
one from putney bridge to
vi ping post above the Ship inn ut
distance Of about four aud
,rSlpefter miles.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
Killed While Sleeping

Hinton, W. Va, March :;l.-Iim and
Frank iiilman and Lucy Law W@r.
instantly killed by 4 rock era >hlng
through til. notS4. where they Were
sleeping, at Echo, a station forty
miles west 0t here. this morning Two
other members oi the family were
seriously injured. TEe house waS sit
uatei It'll he foot nt he mountain ou
the hauis~ of the New river All
enormous ledge 81. rocks broke loose
the hG,-a
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
Dry Day in BROOKLYN.

NnN York. March II The Raines
law Went into force in Brooklyn yes
tnrday Every saioonkeeper within
the jurisdiction of the police was no.
titled that Il failure to strictly comply
with lie new law would result in
prompt prosecution. That they COM
piled was everywhere apparent. Ey-
erything was tightly closed the blinds
being dra WI, and in eases where pan
els Ohstrttetei /, view Of the bar from
tlle street. these were thrown open.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
Game warden Di~nppenr.

Rap!dan, Mimi, March 81. tame
Warden Wiliiaa II Mendenhall left
here for Lake jefferson about ten
days since and has not since been
h.ari from. There Are many theories
iii regard - his absence. some think
ing il is voluntary on his part and 9th
erS fearing thai he has been foully
dealt with. BE the case rs it may
tier" Is mnc,l sympathy felt for tho
wife and SIX little children who are
LETT ii uncertainty,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
.NefeHi Ii. Aiaiah Elrs

Cape Town, March II Dispatches
receist,t here from BisIllWlyo To-day
announce that Frederick &. Selort> ttss'
explorer Ahp LETT tlat town yesterday
at the head of 4 strong detachment
of volunteers .ind police, has met AMI
engaged tie enemy. killing Il iarga
number Five troopers were killed
The prompt action nf the authorities
has had 4 good effect upon the T..
belljou> Matabele>. Who did aot eN-
peel - ~ atta ael for SON. t.nfo -
come.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
ilnnrnl the NInynr

Havana. March 81 Tho inSargcnt
leader Valencia has burned the village
OF rept, Antonio. i short distance out
Of Havana They then hanged the
mayor ami III alderman Two bands
are moving toward Cabana, to reunite
with MacaO Wiip WAS engaged at ths,
plantation oi Manuelita. The columns
Of Gen iinares and Col. Ynciau ara
closely pursuing Mnceo. who !, gotas
toward Bahia Honda.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
4 RANA Are Ancient

lt Mont. March 81 --John Ma
s,# Hal la nager of Maguire's opera
IND an antiquarian. has un-
25 what he believes To be Il fact
cathode or y rays were
20 the Chinese many centuries
found in the London philo-
3ls journal OF 1892 an account
1ouS Chinese mirror, which had
Zs& 81 70 reflect upon 4 screen. by
OF the suns rays. affects on
...s24 OF the mirror, the mirror be-
.!s ae or Chinese silver, il compo-
TIN and copper. The Journal
lsat there We're but few Of
] 39 Tofs then in existence, and
Py were evidently the remains
II art.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
liafnHA4. unHrRi

Sal Francisco, March 81 Bow fea,
president Of the Yrong Wo n,saJia-
ton. one u the Chinese Six Com
panins. WAS buried to-day With all the
hOnors his rDuntryinen could beStoW
Bow Aee died ihree days ago aud
China town has been in mourning ever
since To-day every hack in town was
engaged for the funeral and the pro
cesSiou 10 the cemetery was over a
mile ia length.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
A.4nmnfeh Train Mreckinx

Tehana. Gal., March II An attempt
was made to iarail the oregon express
at Empire Switch. between here and
Nina, last night BY placing ties on the
track The engineer saw the obstrus-
tion in time 10 stop the train and avert
a smash-ap NG mofiy. can be given
for the attempt lit Iria llment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
PfH Miss Drake Marry.

Ma ONES, March II Nothing def
known here in regard to the
n engagement Of Mary Lord
daughter Of the governor, to a
OF the governors staff, but
eactes are guessing that it is
ks' nix &. Letts'Of MarslailtoWn.
k udSning young man. an intiu-
oll'lclan and Widower. He is
il;l1e friend of Gov. Drake, and
of MS main supporters in the
FL last summer. 1t has been
|aS Skood, however. that Miss Drake
~ open to such PROPOSITIONS on
81 young man in Center
nj old home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
THE FATAL EASTER EGG.
4 French IeGcni

Several centuries ago i Wis gfRrr-
ally believed that on Easter morning,
1T the sound OF sweet bells Ginning
through The SlHlit air. fair angels with
azure wings descended from heaven
bearing baskets Of eggs which they
placed iii the houses of faithful and
worthy persons Sometimes, hoNey-
or. the evil one slipped into the bas-
krt an accursed egg. which could not
be distinguished from the others
Such one forms the story of an an-
cpnt legend Of France
1t seems there lived il a village
widow with i dear and beautiful
daughter named Jeanne, who was be-
loved for her many virtues by both
rich and poor. She used to visit the
novels Of the unfortunate and the sick
to relieve their troubles and care Tor
their dstresses, for which She received
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
FntuI Fire ana Drink

Idle. Mareh II 4 dangerous IRE
occurred to-day ii st. Saseur church
and hospital All of the patients were
rescued froni ill. burning building,
but three oi them died subsequently
from fright Fifteen soldiers who
were employed ii qusnrhins the fire
went to i druggists shop and there
drank some poison which they miStook
for gin. Six Of them died rs Il result.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
FOUR ARE KILLED


Two Men and n woman Are SuNo-
Gated and Another Woman Jumps
From window and Is killed
The building, Which Is Owned by
the Trinity Church Corporation.
1. Only Slightly Damaged
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
Breaker Burned

Scranton. IA, Match 81. Johnson
Breaker No. |, III Prieeburg owned by
o. s. Johnson AMI others, was totally
destroyed by lire last night, the origin
OF whIeil ii unknown. Loss y Sl6,-
600
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
gGestia,

cstl.,
i, % 'y~on. Ohio, March ::1.-At a late
at night Il masked man entered
arm house ot Alvin NJ. Stone,
oyen Tallmadge. few miles from
thai .ity. ard IN the brief space OF
lila All honr committed a horrible
ery. When he took his depart
Stone and his Wife. both aged
10 ,o 4. were lying dead in bed. horri-
i !. iutilatcd. and Ira Stillson, the
with man, and Emma Stone, the eld-
with 4 thfpe daughters, were nncon-
from blows dealt by the muir
lea
aaeassin entered the house by
sOf d ladder. which he raised to
o ,..-stairs window. He first passed
: III the room in which Hattie and
t Nor Stone were sleeping without
g one ,sninx them Going quietly down
points tc the room i'll which Mr.. and
" Stone slept, he attacked them
:" !" 'la A,l5 blunt weapon of some sort,
: rs rs both upon the head They
and !. gprObably rendered UNCONSCIOUS,
ID sv Ioesibly killed, by the blows, but
lhl'.1aend, not satisfied with that, pro
F. vi mutila'e their bodies with
Mine fo. He cut off one Of Stones
- slashcl him across the face and
lie SIZED him in the back Then he
stones cheek open with the
nd a.After satisfying his hendis!. de-.
down stairs hr proceeded to the
!, OF StillSon. up 81 airs III" hired
49,, - " heard the intr,l,!er. apparently.
vac had arisen, when 1T was dealt
inning blow on the head. Next
murderer turned his attention to
SfOne, who slept III 4 room by
AZ When he entered her room
Screamrd That awakened the
craother girls. who SLEPT across the
mes Hattie Stone arose To 20 IT, her
ston 70 assistance. but as She entered
-lattcr'S room She was fplled to
raliOOr by a blow on the head but
@ Rjs not rendered uneonsci ous. Re
nv hef feet she ran - her own
and locked the door Throwing
49,. quill about her, She leaped from
~ u window and ran through the rain
mud to the nearest nei@hbor'S, a
ter Of Il mile away After h had
Hattie down. tic murderer re
III ~ Emma 5 room AMI struck
head.
Houking Her nconscious
he tried the door - ne roelu i'll
nict;.h Hattie had left lnsr younger sis
be bui Flora, when she jumreti from the
80 IOW.N Finding the door locked, he
vredlit down Finding only Flora
: 1e rOOm. he asked where the other
Asa waS When told that SHE had
% o'sSfOr help he hastily left the house
made his escape Hattie, with
blood streaming froM the wound
mend managed - reach the
A60k house, told her story and
0NSnted.
etftme is a mystery iaare i> no
y 1ble motive for |; iie mn,tlers so
'aAS cal be learned Certainty. the.
yllaue1of was not bent en robbery. for
perd buFeau drawer ia Mr. stones
suit ,1yWefc two gold watches and some
4 ~ ,.Ayvbut nothin. was taken, ap-
IN, nt1H Ira Stillson. the hired man.
Mrona and Hattie stone have not
raMined consciousness, ana II is
n Pat Stillson. a' least. will lie,
an chances for til, recovery Of
0ItM@8grls are very small
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-03
OHIO TRAGEDY


Az, u,kn0Wn Man Enters the Honse
ih Alvin stone Of Tnllmndge,
~ IL gtOnr and His Wife, and
%, anahly Fatally Injuries the
- Han and Two of stones
}, sghter-->" Cause known for
.Deed