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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
CLOSING OF
COMFORT STREET.
Shepard & Company Withdraw
Their Petition.
A Large Number of Objections TO th.
Enterpris

The committee on streets of tEe city
council were to hold public hearing in
the city hall at l2 O'Clock today on the
petition of Shepard & Company to close
Comfort street TO the public 1t is short
street running from Union to Clemenoe
street and it is directly in the rear of tie
present building occupied by Shepard &,
Company.
There was no hearing as the petition
was withdrawn. 1t was evident that the
petition would not be granted. as there
WAS considerable objection to the entar-
prise. Shepard * Company arc the only
abutting owners on the street i'm question
and until it Is abandoned il Will remail
a public highway. Should it be aban-
doped, then it could be absorbed by sbut-
ting owners. Among the objectors To the
closing of the street were the Mathewson
Streeu Church society and the Boston
store corporation. he committee met at
the hour appointed and then adjourned
after considering matters of Importance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Do1ovan Mulctci TO tn: Tune of $40 and
{ Sts-Othsr Cases.

In the District Court this morning
Daniel Donovan was arraigned on a
charge Of assaulting James Hargraves
and was fined so and costs.
Joan Bowater, on common nuisance
charge. rlenoed not guilty and was held
FOR trial Nov. ~, i'm the SUN Of $1,000.
Ferdinondo GENTLE and pario Biello
were tried on charge Of assaultip .
Thomas H. Conlon and the weight of
testimony seemed against them. The
former was sentenced To 30 dats in iail
ana the latter to pay "A tne Of S20 and
costs.
Margaret Kelley was adjudged probably
guilty OF maintaining a nuisance at .
West Hoyle street and was round over 10
the Common Pleas Division OF the Su.
preme Court.
Frank Blanchard and Thomas Lyons
were nrrsigned on charges Of truanay and
tho cases were held until January for
sentence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Metropolis, ILL.,. Nov. IL. There was
buried at Paducsb, XIV, yesterday a
bride of three months, whose husband,
or the day her body left Denver, O., was
sentenced there to life imprisonment for
wife murder. after remarkable trial.
in which he set up the defeuae that he
shot his irils while Ia n sOmnam bul istic
state.
Jennie Warren, one " the prettiest girls
OF Metropolis, made the scquaintsnce Of
Jusc SANCHEZ. New Mexican, through n
Chicago mat rimonial agency lie posed
~ Fred 4. Sanders, hide and tallow
merchant. n rs said his father is i. ".
SANCHEZ, rich man and sheriff In New
Mexico. IL 10 SAID also that young
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Sanchez fed from New Mexico altar
trying to murder Miss Virginia DE
Chavez at bali last juno.
Sanchez took his bride 10 Denver,
where soon afterward, it was charged, he
insured hcr life heavily and then began to
xiii her slowly with poison.
One night no administered an over
dose OF poison. She went into irightful
commissions, aud. becoming alarmed over
the prospect of the discovery ~ his plot,
SANCHEZ shot his wife twice
When hs WAS arrested be claiued that
he had been Tor wears a sleepwalker. That
y short while before the murder no hsd
been robbed by foOtpsd: that ON the
might Of tho murder. after eating fruls.
he fell sseep. drsamcd OF burglar. and
In his sloep tooklis pistol aud siot his
wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
HEFFERNANS
AWFUL FATE.
Crushed tODeath Between
Heavy Rolls.
HE SLIPPED AND FELL.
Was Taxing a Pail OF Water From
a Shelf al the Time.
HIS BODY A sHAPELESS MASS.

John Heffernan, y years OF age, met
death at Valley Falls, at O'Clock this
morning.
de was employed at the Rhode Island
Perkins Horse Shoe Works and while
reaching for pail OF water on a shelf
Hehornan's foot slipped and no fell into
the mammoth rolls crushing his body
into shapeloss mass.
Medical Examiner Marshall gave per.
mission for the romoval:of the BODY to the
young mans home In Central Falls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
Delta County Bank VIII Wind Up, It's
Affairs.

Delta, Col, Nov. l6.-The directors OF the
Delta County Bank have concluded to sus.
pend business and place the institution in the
hands Of an assignee A. r. King was named
for that position. The bank has been regard
oil as one Of 1.-THE soundest on the western
slope.
An accountant has been put 10 work on the
books, but a statement has not yet been IT,
sued. The capital stock Of the bank is $50.
600. and the deposits at this time, as near as
can be learned are $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

The school in district ) M south Kings
town hsss.been closed down by DR.. Gard
iBef ewing tea iitiibrr of cnScs uf itch
among the pupils aud ss the complaint
was assuming such proportions that AN
Epidemic was feared. The origin OF the
disease wa traced to All old dwelling 90
the Clarke farm wbep. four families, rep.
rossnting three nationalitles, reside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
DEMANDS INVESTIGATION.
Esterhazy Denies Accusations Made
Against Him.

Paris, Nov. i6.-Comte Esterhazy, who. IL
Is said. answers the description "of rich
and titled officer, we'll known in Paris so
ciety." who has been requested 20 resign his
commission in the army on account Of the
continued leaking Of military secrets since
Captain Dreyfds was deported. has written n
letter 20 General Billot. the minister Of war
with regard 90 the alleged Infamous sccusa
tion." he demands an investig cation and says
that he Is ready TO reply to all the charges
that may be brought against him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Again this winter the city will provide
a haven of rest for the hoboes who apply
for nights lodging at the Central sta
tion. Samuel Merk's Columbia House at
the corner of South Main and Crawford
street has been selected and the city will
pay 10 cents for each led occupied. For
three months or so these dodgers will av-
erage from 30 TO 20 each night, and the
total cost is considerable. In return the
city receives few hours work from each
lodger at the charity building woodward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
ONLY TWO HOURS BEHIND.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
sighted OFF Fire Island.

New York, Nov. l6-The North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
from Bremen, was reported east OF Fire Islam =
at II 27 this forenoon, bound in. The steam
er left Southampton November 10, and is only
two hours behind the time of her great rec
ord breaking trip in September, days, %
hours aud minutes.
This is a very creditable performance, in
view of the fact that westerly gales have been
sweeping the Atlantic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Fire atSOuth JAMESTOWN.

Word was received at Wakefield this
morning tnat dwelling at Usquopaug,
South Kingston. was burned Yesterday.
The dwelling was owned bv Charles w.
Peckham and occupied by william Cook.
The family were absent at the time and
IL is not known how the fro orig.
inatsd. The loss Will be- $500 and Is i'm
sured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
The Anatomicai Musec. wh,,

The Anatomical Musec. which was do
ing business Mt the corner Of Westminster
and Burrill streOts and To which refer
onos was fua,!e last sabbath by Rev FLOYD
IOmkins. has left the city. Ihe commit
tee on shows found nothing objection
able against tie exhibit, but were not
called upon to grant u license for the
owner had ali-ssdy taken the show away
when they Get Yesterday. The latter
stiied before he went that the roicc
would not allow him TO display the most
interesting part OF the exhibit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Son Succeeds Father.

New Bedford, Mass, Nov. i6.-AndrewtG.
Pierce today declined re election as treasurer
Of the wamsutta mills, and his son. Edward
T. Pierce, was elected In his stead. A. G.
Pierce has been connected with the corpora.
tiun since IL was formed In lsi7, and has been
treasurer az years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
HAS TWELVE WIVES.
Bigamist kneeiaad Sentenced to the
PeBiteptiary.

-. Joseph, Mo. Nov. io.-AlLert Kneeland.
the bigamist Who has twelve living wives.
has been sentenced 10 three YEAR and i1
months IN the penitentisry. This Is his third
term for this offence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Her Tail Shaft Brak en-.

New York, Nov. l6.-Information has boon
received here that the British steamer Strath-
more, Captain Cunningham, from Ardrossa
November e. for Baltimore, was towed into
st. Johns. N. f., tins forenoon with her tail
shaft broken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Sloane Again "A Winner.

London, Nov. 10. -Mr. George Brewers
yeatold bsy hn, Nellie. ridden by Tod
sloane. won the AIclthorpe selling nursery
handicap st che second dav's racing of the
Leicester November mss,ina odsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

Owing 10 the increased protection M
orded by tho new high water service the
insurance rates Inv the district covered has
been reduced per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Inheritance Tax Law Valid.

Helena, Mont, Nov. G.-The state su.
preme Cour, has sustained the constitution.
ality Of the inheritance law passed by the last
Legislature. Tne law imposes tax OF > per
cent. on tequests 20 any beneficiary not rel
ative where the estate amounts 10 over $780,
UyO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
Crew Rescued With Difficulty.

Halifax, ~ s., Nov i8.-The schooner j. W.
Collins, from Gloucester, arrived here this
morning with the crew of the schooner Carrie
T.. Lane Captain Johnson, which founoer-d
on Lahane Bank on the Dth ult. The crew
was rescued with great difficulty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
simpson Pond House Burned.

Nashua, N. a., NOV. 6-The simpson Pond
House In Pelham and the barn adjoining were
burned last night. a lantern accidentally
overturned IN the barn caused the Gre. The
losl will,he about BJO3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16

WANTED-A bright intel ligent boy 10 learn
trade. Apply at G. South Water street. nl5-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-16
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stand the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
WHAT MINERS WOULD GET.
TAs Increase ia Wages wu Reach
oisss 70 sioooo.ooo

Nhe Increase IN wages VIII Aeacn
Cisss 70 sioooo.ooo
Masslllon. o.. Sept S.-PreslientI
Raichford a. the miners organization.
started for Columbus last night 20 at
tend the mass convention. lie said he
believed the miners would accept the
65-cent rate and return 10 work
IT was plainly apparent 20 u.s." he
said. that the operators would never
pay 50 cents. the price demanded Il
would be cheaper for them TO cancel
all contracts and keep their mines
closed until the frst Of next year. Now.
my advice to fellow miners Is to ac-
eept the recommendation OF their Of
heeu. n they reject Il they will have
TO aght Il out to the end. and fear
the result. The advance demanded by
the miners organization Is Is cents a
ton. The compromise gives us II cents
a ton. or cents less than our demand.
The gain to the Ohio miners alone by
multiplying the increase by the num-
Der OF tons produced annually would
be siia0. 900. Add this TO proportion
ate advance to all labor around the
mines. and u will increase the amount
20 nearly $4,000. 900. TO be divided be-
tween 26.eo0 miners and mine labor
ers In this state alone. Carry this line
OF reasoning 10 the other states and Il
will be found that the total gains 20
the miners Of those states will exceed
81. .00o. 900. or In the neighborhood OF
t75 or $50 per man. On Jan l another
increase. In my Judgment will take
place, though am unable 20 say what
the amount may be-"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
LEE BACK FROM CUBA.
The General Reaches New York
on the Way to Washington.
HAS BUT LITTLE TO SAY.
wsaid Not Talk en cubah Anairs bal
haas ssns Corrections as 20 Nhs
cisnsrss-aays Stories About
Hsr Are EEaggsFatsd.

New York. Sept. s.-Consul General
Loe, accompanied by his son. arrived
from Havana today. The general said
be had been suffering blllousness for
some time past. but felt much better
after his trip. When asked whether be
would return 10 Cuba he said:
Il cannot answer that. and / would
rather not talk on Cuban Affairs until
! make my report in Washington"
In speaking Of the cess Of Miss Cis.
neros, the general said:
The young woman Is now confined
in Casa Recohldas. She has never been
tried and do not think Il was ever in
tended that she should be baniahed.
The stories Of her III treatment are
very much exaggerated and were II not
for the hubbub which has been raised
about her. the girl would probably
have been released long ago. In fact,
was given 10 understand that her
name was on the pardon list. She has
comfortable quarters and Is treated as
well a. possible under the conditions.
There is q good deal Of suffering In
Cuba. but Americans. numbering about
1900. are being cared for from the
fund Of $4,000 which was appropriated
for that purpose. They receive relief
daily and up 10 the present time about
$4,000 has been expended"
"Is there any sign Of business i'm
proyement or a change for the better
IN cubaf" was asked General Lee
no. am sorry 10 say there ls not.
and there viii not be any improvement
until the war il ended"
when will that bef'
THAT IL too much for me: cannot
ray"
General Lee and young Fltzhugh Lee,
Jr.. will 20 TO West Point 10 see his
other son. George ~. who is At the
military academy there. and from there
they will 60 10 Washington.
Among other passengers were Rob.
ert L. oliver. United States consul al
Merida. Mexico. and George W. Fish
back OF this city. Mr. Fishhaok said
there was a great deal Of suffering all
over Cuba and that the condition OF tha
people were even worse than when he
was investigating the Ruiz case lie
saw Miss Cisneros at Casa Recohldaa
and said the reports regarding her
treatment were groasly exaggerated
and that the young woman was fairly
well treated and did not complain
when be was speaking TO her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Washington. Sept S-The full text
Of the formal acceptance by the Japa-
nese government OF the proposal TO
arbltrate ~ differences With Hawaii
has been delivered to Secretary sher-
man by the secretary Of the japanese
legation, Mr Matsu. Il Is from Count
Okuma, minister OF foreign Affairs to
II. 5. Himamura. japanese m,nister Of
Hawaii
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
New Ranro.a IN Ar,ssaa.

Phoenix. A. T.. Sept S.-Unlted
States Attorney EllenwoOd has fled In
the once Of the territorial secretary
notice OF intention TO construct a
railroad from Phoenix through Tam
pen and Mesa 10 Globe. a distance -
100 miles. with a lranch ilne from
ouoenawash. a distance Of Is miles. 10
Florence. The notice is filed In the In
terest Of the Santa Fe road. The pre-
nmlnary survey has been made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
TRIAL OF LuETeERT.
SEINE Esidsnes which wss AEains, the
accused Man

SEINE Esidsues wAish was Asains, the
Accused Man
Chicago. Sept SIN the Luetgcrs
trial Policeman Prcuss identified two
pieces OF steel as the pieces he found
IN the ashes where the supposed resi-
due Of bones and other material which
was scooped from the vat was dumped
Policeman Tolorwi,E testified TO hav-
Ing found a hairpin In the same pile
Of refuse and the hairpln was produced
as evidence. after the objection by At
torney vinecnt to the effect that Il was
improper to introduce as evidence any
and every object which. owirg to its
similarity to objects worn by any
woman. could never be identified a.
having bee the property Of Mrs. Luet-
CERT Then came the sensation Of the
day.
J. II. 0denhrctt and W G. Cady. cor
Get makers. were placed on the stand
IN succession. and positively identlhsd 4
the two alleged corset steels as having
been the product of their factory. Ger
tain marks on the two bita of metal
were shown to correspond with slmilrr
marks on new steels which were pro.
duced IN court The witnesses oacn
testified positively TO a similarity and
also TO the fact th'6 the now steels wsr
Of the pattern usually sold by theil
factory, Il was considered BY the stat
10 be- a great blow 90 the defense aud
was unexpected by the latter. vhr
hoped TO prove the two pieces of stec
were scale bands.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Macon. Ca. Sept. SIN the trial oi
Charles L. Reid for the murder Of L
W. Halstead. which Is In progress here,
a sensation was caused At the coneiu-
sion Of the defendants statement By
the simultaneous faintlng Of Mrs. Reid,
wife Of the accused man. and Mrs. Hal
stead. widow OF the man he killed.
Reid. In bis statement, said that bis
wife came 10 him and told him that
she had been insulted BY a man AZ Z
circus which was then In town. That
afternoon he went with her TO the tent
She pointed out the man who had In
suited her and he shot him dead. The
man was Halatead. The sole defens'
e that Reid killed Halssead 10 ayeng'
hts wife's honor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
N. Isss.srs.. w.aaIss

Atlanta. seBt s.-All arrangements
have been completed for the marriage
Of General James LonEstreet. the IA
nous Confederate commander and
Miss Ellen Dortch. assistant state
librarian. which will occur here today.
The ceremony viii be performed At
$50 o'clock Al the governors man
sion BY the Rev. Father shadewell Of
the Catholic church. The state house
officials and a few other distinguished
guests will be present Amer the mar
riage General and Mrs Longstreet Will
leave for Porter Springs a north
Georgia resort. where they viii spend
their honeymoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Cincinnati, Sept. S-The body Of an
unknown man who committed suicide
by shooting himself. was found In the
grounds OF the palatlal Clifton resi-
denoo Of o. J. Watson tuesday. There
we're sensational developments In the
attempts 20 Identify the body, Il was
once Identified a. that Of c. A. Cahrn-
ley. OF Chicago, the deianlting secre-
tary OF the Presbyterian board OF aid
for colleges. again as hat o. Chas.
Ogle. OF Rising sun, lnd., out nelth-r
OF these idonulCalions was CORE, g.
Tho body Is stlll al the morgue unit
1cntincd The suicide q evidently a
nonresident and a man Of prominencs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Biloxi. Mas, Sept. S-There are now
three well defined cases q yellow fever
In Biloxi. an located At what is known
as Point Cadet an cases are under
strict guard and quarantine and isola-
tion win be complete. There iE no ex-
element here and but lltile fear Is felt
Of the spread Of the fever as the ar
ranFomonia Of quarantine are full and
eompiote
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Birmingham. Eng. Sept S-The
Trades Union congress passed a reso-
luton In favor OF the hours Of labor
being limited TO eight per day in all
trades and occupations In the United
Kingdom and Instructed the parlla-
mentary co nmittee to draft a bill on
the lines OF the resolution. which the
view Of getting Il passed by parlia-
ment and made the Law OF the country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Palestine. Tex, Sept S.-The man
who was arrested here on two charges
Of adultery and for whom reQuisition
was issued. pleaded guilty In one case
and paid a fne Of 800. the other case
being dismissed. lie was taken TO Chi
cago BY r. r. Crocker. who came here
for him. The woman remains In town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

New York. Sept S-walter Well
man. journalist and Arctic explorer,
was one Of the passengers on the New
York he has been 70 Norway and
Russia 70 consult with Or. Nansen and
20 arrange for a steamer and for z
larEe number Of dogs. He said that
efforts would be made 20 reach the
pole, until the feat was accomplished.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Abilene. Tex. Sept. s.-W. X. Lisgsu
has returned from Wichita. Kaa.
where he has been looking after the
case OF cx-shcrih Cunningham. Tie
says the case has been finally set for
Sept 20. and that witnesses and par
ties from this state desiring 70 attend
should be there on that date
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
I.sll..a .. . o.la ,,.aa.ra.

Lima. Peru. Sept. s.-The special A.
nance committee recently appointed by
the chamber Of deputies has given .
hearing to the merchants, planters
bankers and miners. who appeared e
advocate the adoption Of the gold stan
dard IN Peru.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

Mineola. Tex. Sept. s-H. +. VIII
liams. a brakeman on an eastbound
Texas and Pacific freight train. fell
from the top Of his train while near
Edgewood and was serlously hurt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09
EXCITEMENT AeATINa.
20 New Cases - yellow Fever Rsports'
From poinfs Ansetrd

From Poinis Affected.
New Orleans. Sept s-The Louisiana
state board of health is IN FUN con.
troll Of tho situation. Although per.
feet arrangements have been made Tot
the prompt report Of either yellow ie.
yer or suspicious cases. up 10 ~ o clock
today thero had not been single esss
reported and the authorities frankly
declare that any more sickness Of a w..
rulcnt type viii be imported
In spite Of New Orleans clean bin
Of health. however. towns IN Louis.
lana and Mississippi continue 10 de-
clare quarantine There Is Infinitely
more scare away from here than 10 this
city, whore confidence has eatlrely re-.
turned. II IL confidently believed, how
ever. that Immunity from yellow JACK
for eight or ten days will bring Mobile
and Mississippi and Louisiana town
TO their senses and move them 10 tear
down their barriers.
No advice has been received Of ths
appearance of further cases at Biloxi.
but IN the immediate vicinity oi Point
Cadet Il "a not unlikely that there will
be others stricken beside those already
on their backs. Ia the section men.
toned conditions are such as 10 invite
an increase In the number Of oases.
Meantime. stringent measures are be.
Ing taken 20 confne the disease there.
Thus FAR there have been no pressing
appeals FOR physicians 10 aid doctors
Who are there. and unless there Is a
widespread outbreak Of the disease the
present force al Biloxi and Ocean
Springs will be able TO handle the ex.
istlng cases.
Both towns are In need Of suppliei
and appealing 10 the railroad oompa.
ny TO send them provisions. There arl
still 7i or more persons At Ocean
Springs. among them several promi'
nent citizens of New Orleans. who were
caught BY the quarantine and were I'M
able 10 get out
A dispatch from Biloxi says the thre'
cases reported Tuesday night are th'
only ones 20 far developed Al or around
Biloxi.
DR.. Guiteras. United States govern
ment expert. has arrived al Ocean
Springs.
Or. shccdy. who attended the TIL
man case at Ocean Springs. Is reported
sick with fever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-09

New Orleans. Sept s-severai sus.
picious cases were investigated dur
ing Tuesday and found TO BE- nothing
like yellow fever.
The board Of health also stated tha,
Inspectors had been PLACED a. an tho
resorts on the gulf coast ana uron the
report Of the latter the quarantine
against Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Louis was Withdrawn.
Three suspicious cases OF fever were
reported az Biloxi and The quarantine
against that point and Ocean Springs
will be- maintained Both places are
strictly guarded by the Mississippi au.
thorlues The trains DO not stop at
any % the Quarsntined tswns. the
mails being taken frcn cranes.
Only one death occurred at Ocean
Springs Tuesday. but several caiel
were under surveillance.