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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
POLICE CAPTAINS REDUCED.
Seven of Them Changed to PatroImcn
to Make Room for Civil Serv-
ice EliDibles.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-Seven acting police cap
tains were reduced to the rank of patrol
men to-day to make room for civil service
eligibes certified TO Chief of Police Kip
ley by the civil service commission. This
action was somewhat of n surprise. The
responsibility of the civil service commits
bles and 1t was in the power of Chief Kip
ley to retain his captains by ignoring the
eligible list. Mayor Harrison, it is said,
gave peremptory orders that the civil serv-
ice law should be observed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
TERRITORIAL INDEBTEDNESS.
Representative Smith, of Arizona, In
troduces n Bill Removing
fhe Limit.

Washington. Feb. 1.-(Special) Mr..
Smith. of Arizona, has introduced a bill
amending the act to prohibit the passage
of local or special laws in the territories
of the United States and to limit terrific
rial Indebtedness. The bill amends the act
of July 90 1885, so as to permit, authorize
and legaliZe the issuance of bonds by char
tered municipal corporations in the terri
tories for sanitary and health purposes,
the extension of sewers, water works and
the Improvement of streets. Legislation
may be enacted authorizing the issuance
IF bonds for the extension of capitol build
ings. and shall not be restricted by the lim-
itatinns of the act of July 80. 1NS6.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE YEARS.
owen Sullivan, Oldest Man in Wis.,
cOnsin. Died Recently Mt
Tint Age.

Delavan, Wis. Feb. 1.-Owen Sullivan.
aged lO5 years, was buried in the Delavan
Roman Catholic cemetery to-day. He was
probably the oldest man in Wisconsin.
He was born in the central part of Ire
lang in 1898. and came to America in 1898.
He has lived in this vicinity since 1910. He
was married five times and the father of
seventeen children, nearly all of whom are
dead.
He had never had his picture taken. In
his native land he served as soldier, sailor
and farmer. the latter being his occupation
in America until old age incapacitated him
for labor.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
Washington Notes.

Delegate Callahan has introduced in the
house hill for the relief of II. c. Barney
George w. Chase. Junction City, Kas
and Charles II. Parker. Of Enid. Q. T. have
been admitted 10 practice before the in
terror department.
The house committee on claims has re-
turned the bill introduced by Mr.. Callahan
appropriating 500 to the city of Perry, o.
T.. TO he used for school purposes with
the request that it he referred TO the COM
mittee on public lands.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
LEW WALLACE INDORSED.
Ninth Illinois District Republicans
Declare for Him for Senator
New State Committee.

Indianapolis Ind. Feb. 1.-The Republic
ans of Indiana. through their represent
atives in district conventions, elected new
state committee this afternoon. which will
NEE. here next Tuesday to elect n chair
man and make plans for the coming state
campaign II many of the districts to-
day resolutions were adopted reaffirming
the party's allegiance to the st. Louis
platform, and in the Ninth district Cen
eral Lew Wallace was indorsed for United
States senator.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
Fees in Land Contest Cases.

Washington, Feb. 1.-(Special) Mr.. Cal
providing for the reduction of fees In con-
test cases I'm oklahoma. 1t is pro-
vidcd that the fees for reducing tes-
tirnony in writing in all contest cases
I'm the territory of Oklahoma shall in
no case exceed cents per folio. and that
the register and receiver shall employ COM
petCnt persons to transcribe said testimony
and shall render vouchers for the same.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
NO TRUST IN ENAMELED WARE.
Manufacturers Are Unable to Agree
rs to the Value of Their
Plants.

New York, Feb. 1.-George W. Ketcham.
secretary and treasurer of the Central
Stamping Company of this city, confirmed
to-day report that the negotiations for a
combination of manufacturers of enameled
ware had been abandoned. The various
concerns could not agree on the valuation
of their plants. and some prominent man
ufacturers also refused to Join
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
st,u Another Oklahoma Town.

Guthrie. o. T., Feb. 1.-(SpeciaD The
yoakIIm Town Company was chartered to-
dav by Secretary jenkins. 1t is located on
the Kansas. Oklahoma & Gulf railroad in
Kay county. c. d. Prindler is president;
n d. Randall vice president; T. Brooks.
secretary: s. a. Echternach, treasurer: IL.
S. Smith and T. W. Williams. directors.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
Receiver for . Pop Paper.

Guthrie. o. T., Feb. 1.-(Speciall AS a
result result OF suit suit brought Ugh by NJ: Wander
plant, l.. F. Layerty, chairman of the
territorial Populist central committee. to-
day took charge of the territorial Populist
organ, the Oklahoma Representative. as re-
ceiyer for the court
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
TO UNITE SILVER FORCES.
Chairman Dubois Goes East-VOte OF
Teller Resolution Gives Him
Renewed Hone.

Blackfoot, ID, Feb. 1.-Ex-Senator Du-
bois, chairman of the executive commit
tee OF the National Silver Republican
party left for the East tonight at the
With them for the purpose of uniting all
silver forces. Chairman Dubois says the
vote in the senate in favor Of the Teller
resolution has convinced the silver ad-
silver forces victory in 1898 and 1900 is
certain Under the contemplated arrange
ment, the Populists, silver Republicans and
Democratic parties will each maintain
distinct organization.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
-Four Roy. Mt a. Rir1h

Pensacola, Fla, Feb. Lone of the rnos.
renarkabie birth records has occurred near
Pollard, Ala Seven years ago Mrs. ]. n
Pettis gave birth TO three chiIdren"two
girls and hoy. few days since she gave
birth 20 four boys all now living Two of
them weighed five and q half hounds and
the two others six pounds each.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
Liberty Newspaper Man we5,

Liberty. No. Feb. 1.-(Special) Mr.. Carl
NJ Brosius city editor OF the Advance ana
Miss Lillian Frances Norfeet. of Independ-
ence. were married at the latter place at
$50 o'clock this evening. Rev. DR.. William
Frost Bishop. pastor Of tho Liberty Preshv-
terian church. officiating. Mr. and Mrs
Rrosus will be at home Liberty, Mo-, after
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
TRUSTY SEEKS TO ESCAPE.
John Goodman, Who Disappeared
From Joliet Prison. Was soon
RecaDtured.

Joliet. ILL.,, Feb. John Goodman, a VIII
county convict, recently brought from the
reformatory to the penitentiary with the
long and short gang. caused a sensation
Saturday night by turning up missing
Goodman had n good record and served as
the warden's "trusty." Among other priyi
leges he was allowed outside the walls.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02

Washington, Feb. 1-Lester A. Beardslee,
rear admiral of the United States navy,
was retired to-day on account of age. His
cific station. and he was at Honolulu when
the crisis came in the islands government.
ment,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02

He went 20 the home of relatives here and
wien found, several hours later. had eX-
changed his prison garb for citizens
clothes. although he says he did not intend
to escape.
He was taken back to the prison and
locked up.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
A Huge Oil Steamship.

Chester. Pa, Feb. 1.-Roach's shipyard
In this city to-day concluded contract
to build for the Standard OIL Company the
this country The ship will be 1854 feet in
length. As feet beam and o feet deep and
will be built to carry oil in bulk.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
Sunremc Court Reports,

Jefferson City, Mo-. Feb 1-(Special) At
torney General Crow to-day approved vol
which has Just been issued. 1t contains
siXtv-nine cases reported as follows: BY
Brace 10; MacFarlane IA: Barclay. 5: Bur
CESS. 19; Sherwood. 4; CAN'T, IL; Robin
son q
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-02
New Jerseys New Governor.

Trenton. n. j.. Feb. 1.-Foster Fl. Voor-
hees, president of the senate was this
morning sworn In as acting governor of
New Jersey to succeed John w. Griggs
who resigned to become attorney general
of the United States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13

The Maccabees were given chance
to show their hospitality, and entertain
ing powers last evening, which was vel
done. Their new hall in the Parrish
block was dedicated in successful man.
ner In the presence of q large audience
the hall being full, with many standing,
all Maccabees and their families or IN
vited guests.
Grand Commander j. A. Van Wrinkle
had charge Of the ceremonies and Sir
kt Sherwood OF Portland, was made
temporary commander and after music
and an opening Que made short and
entertaining address, compliuenitng
this ae the banner lodge OF the state and
the state Maccabees on their loyalty in
sending fifty members TO the front Mrs.
Craw was heard in timely recitation
on "Spain, weighed IN the balance and
found wanting Henry Morgan pre-
eented o vocal solo aud received an en-
core. Mrs. Arch Coins performed on
the piano in pleasing manner Miss
Lilly Goslieb recited aud was encored
DR.. Collin . guitar solo was well perform
ed. Prot. III. Hartley showed himself
to be m adept with the Indian eluos
and dumb bells, Miss Larorf. deaf
and dumb ,oung lady,. presented In
very beautiful manner recitation 10
pantomime. Aisses Parrish and cnnni-
cliffe were heard in . piano duet. which
closed the program. Iuterspcrsed was
some excellent music by the orchestra.
The large audience repaired to the
Masonic hall where fine banquet VAS
served. and those desiring danced in the
opera house.
Large delegations were present from
jefferson. Scio and Corvallis, the latter
headed by the famous Maccabee Billiard
from other places in smaller numbers.
Arrangements we're partially made
saw Of the order on the llth OF June II
jefferson, . central point for the event.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Tennessee Gatherings.
Txxxxssrr. May s. 1928.

TExSEssEE. May s. 1898.
Today 10 the school ma'ams birthday.
There 10 10 discount on Uncle Sam
when II comes TO the serateb. -
Sunday school uas orss niEed today At
the school houie with The iolloxinx off,
cers: Mrs Ross superintendent. Mrs 7
P Mcknight assissAn, superintendent.
Thos E Mcknight secretary. Blarche
simons assistant secretary. Annie Black
Law organisl, P L Wallace treasurer. In
union there 10 strength and in strength
there 10 victory. In the cooperation OF
all God.iesrins people direct results may
be obtained. Please attend.
Jno Blacklaw ana Lei Hey rood have
shaken the earthly eiod from the un-
earthly clog. and have dnssed for WAlla
wsila. They will be sadly missed by
the young folks.
The Tennessee annual picnic" is be
ing generally talked OF aud viii take
place the firss OF June tometsme. Watch
Tor developments.
Mrs Harve Wallace Who has been dan
gerously Ill, 10 convaiescent
Oscar Marsha, II Neisner and Geo
Shaw have made business trips TO thu
vicinity recently
We noticed Mr. Frank Roxel, OF Sweet
Home, Was in this place last seek.
JR Swink looks very digni6ed in nj:
new buggy.
Miss Annie Blacklax's entertainment
at Gore last Friday evening was Q h II
every particular.
We notice tha, the 'Criterion" has
correspondent from this place Who y
1t? We don't know but would kindl!
| remind him that he is mistaken, as oe'
L Ross has not Joined :he state militia
The gold press can cast come ot IN
broadest hints sc ever heard OF. wh.
do they not come out fiat fJoted and sa
"Silver men attention. You had bette
uot vote for Donaldson because he vote
for gold man in 90 " Humph.
We we're In Tallman recently and wer
requested to announce that there woni
be q basket social at the Tallman scnos
house Saturday, May IL, TO stTengthe
the organ fund. The list.e burg 10 on
of the liveliest places In Linn county
Republican and silver clubs organizes
Sunday school In full blast, proeperil
in general, and a wedding soon, spear
| well for q community. Mch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
CITY COUNCIL.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 10.
Present-Mayor, recorder, chief ol
police, street superintendent and chief
engineer.
The city Jail was reported completed.
The committee on streets and public
property recommended, that First Mont.
gomery to Thurston, Fourth, Lyon to
Washington, and Seventh, Montgomery
to Railroad be Rraveled and improved
aud that curbing be put in Ferry stree.
first TO Ninth. Adopted and work or
deFed done.
The following bills were ordered psid
john Jones sos SO, Albany Iron Works
fSO sl, Salem Gas Light Co 378 rs, J r
Wilson - 70, y Purdom $l8 05, w II
Davis 81 30. II @ Harkness 90 so, Wm
= hsntou VI SO, Electric Light Co.
$3.50, Samuel Conn $s 90
Tbs petition presented at the last
meeting asking that q license be re.
quirec OF ell places selling liquor in less
quantities than aquart WAS taken up and
no action ordered.
The superintendent reported work
"sSaASnB W Sfo.co uOue curing the
month.
A petition OF Albany Engine Co. No /
asking for new team for fires was re-
fefred
A remonssrance against improvement,
.ot 9Th street Cslapooia TO city limit was
read and referred
An ordinance licensing and regulating
billiard and pool rooms WAS read and
passed.
The matter of The insurance license
was discussed ct some length. The
mayor read dispatch from the board
ot underwriters at San Francisco stating
that II the ordinance was repealed the Is
per cent raise would be dropped. Moth
ing IVES done.
IL was ordered that the council ait "a
. board OF equalization on Monday. NAV
., at 2 p. m.
The 1897 tax roll was ordered declared
delinquent on May 20.
The property owners we're given ten
DAYS iurther time TO repair sidewalk on
Third street, Ferry TO BFoadalbin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Crop Report.

All crops are reportsd 10 be in excel
lent condition. The continued absence
Of rain 10 being noticed in the southern
counties, ou. aleng the coast and in the
Willamette Valley rain 10 not badly
needed. though il would be welcome and
very beneficial. The reports indicate
that the treats OF April have injured the
peach crop in many portions Of the Viii.
lamette Valley, especially on the higher
land and in the foothills: elsewhere no
injury lie reported The injury 10 not
general and will not reduce the crop, as
. whole, to any spprecisbie extent.
Strawberries, in limited areas, were also
injured, but are generally reported to be
in good condition aud commencing to
ripen. Apple : trees have dropped
their bloom. In come localities, early
cherries are biighted. All fruit IL set
ting well, and unless unforeseen and IN.
| expected conditions arise, the fruit crop
will be very large.
The hay crop continues TO be promis.
ing. Owing to the demand for hay ID
fCalifornia, there viii be more wheat hay
this year than usual. Glover aud timo'
thy would be benefited by rain. Alfalfa
is making good growth in southern coun.
ties.
The grain crop 10 in excellent condi-
lion. The drying north winds have been
70 an extent, detrimental. but the growsf
| is iairly rapii, ths stand and color good
Fall and winter eown wheat and oats WI
make . good crop withous more rain
Spring sown wheat and oats. while gen
. erallv above the ground and having
good appearance, viii soon need rain.
In Eastern Oregon the grain crop con
tinues to be reported in good condition
In portions OF Wascc, Gillian and MOI
| row counties the absence Of good rains
. being noticed, bur 30 far grain has nc
! been injured by drouth. The dryin
north winds are making the ground yer
hard. b. S. PAeuE,
Section Director, Portland, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Oregon State Grange.

The Twenty-fifth annual session of the
Oregon State Grange will convene q,
Forest Grove, Washington county, May
Oath, 1898. at 10 a. m.
The 8. P. Go. have kindly consented
to give reduced rate over all their lines
in Oregon to those who may wish to at.
tend.
It will be necessary to take from the
agent where tickets are purchased q re-
ceipt certificate, showing that the holder
has paid full fare to Forest Grove, and
when this is signed by the secretary they
will be passed back for one-third the reg
ulsr fare. A failure to take the receipt
will compel the payment of full fare both
ways.
The grange work in Oregon is in -four
ishing condition. Eight new oranges
have been organized in the state during
the year and there has been q large in
crease in membership by initiation
There are AZ representatives entitled to
seats from the different counties. and We
also expect q large number OF visitors
will be In attendance.
There is no doubt but We will have
pleasant and profitable session.
j. II. Scorr,
Secretary State Grange.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Oakville.

I NJ. Charlie Creel and Miss Cole we're
visitors in our town yesterday. They
come on their wheels and were the
guests of Mr.. Hamill and family.
Mrs. Radiord, OF Shelburn, was visit
ing with her parents who reside near
here. Her father Is dangerously sick.
Judge Barton was a visitor here last
Saturday evening.
The wild strawberry is beginning TO
ripen and the heart of the email Johnnie
10 made glad again.
Mr.. Needham 10 repairing his house.
Oakville is good enough for him and his
prospects for big crop is good.
Mr.. Neal Stone had the misfortune to
loose q fire horse. He staked his horse
on the grass and he rolled over an
enbankment and broke HE neck.
Mr.. ]. E. Hamilton is canyassing for
Mrs. Livermore's book, and although
times are hard he gets several signers-
Some OF our young people are buying
bicycles and rome fine riding is done.
"McK" come over and eat strawber-
ries and cream with as.
Mira. Maud L. Green and Mas Hattie
Henderson national lecturer OF the w.
G. T. O., will be in Oakville On the even
ing OF May 18th. Come and hear them.
LrrLR RosE Bup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
HOME AND ABPOAD.

Buy Snileys
Clean
Printing
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins brothers, agent.
Bess Biey.is for toe moaey.
VIII & Stark. js~e,en.
2 poinds Of crackers for l5e at TO
ShAssr's
Gail at Freneh's and see his g,rdIes frou,
10 cents up.
iseit and skirt supporters 5. 10 and is
Cents al =. u. Fresch's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Broth.r.
Tor oniy go, $50. SIS ard $50.
Froh see5s. two pseka ses for a uickl q
Stewart SoI HArcware Cos.
Fresh seeds, two packages for a nicksI ,t
stewart & Sox fisruware Cos.
Crackers are now way down in price.
call co Z BroSneli for fresh oues.
Ladies' long watch chains at Ior rrice.
at frenehs Q Jewelry store.
The ooansy teachers examination was
oeeon today With thirty two tosng ladies
and hve yoang men Ia atteedanee
Mrs Viereek's Ice Cream Parlcrx and
Sunmer Garden are opsred tor the season.
Fine delicious ice cram and ice cream
soda.
Tie Fad regiment hand Of SaIrra has
dishandec and is na more Is a regimen,
band. la its p.aoe the II. AsC band has
bern organized
Do tors may disagree about the treat.
meat 81 case bat all agree that prescrip-
Iions should be pat up at Buskhart 4
lees drsg store. TLey are cArsfal. Try
them and be convinced Of tacs wcrth ~
@em oering.
The Salem Jourra makes the following
statement: Il is aaihoritati,ely reported
that Mr.. Hendricks, chairman Of Tue con-
gressionAl committee. has received $500
to be used for the election OF Hoa Tho0ax
Tongue.
From the P-inevill. Review. Robt. G..
-m,th has secured the mail route besween
P1Beyille and the SISTERS. shich be will
carry. he also secured the line 10 Price
aud sabiet Il to ] G Summer. Mr.. Smith
mares O very obliging mAi. carrier and no
DOUBT bat be vii. give the people sztisfac-
tiou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Experienced Prisoners.

There are four men in the county Jail
who are the most experienced jail birds
probably who have ever been in the
county jail. Baker. the Harrisburg bur
gisr, and the three Peoria burglars. They
krow all about iails, particularly CALI
fornia jails, and seem to be professional
Jail breakers. Since the recent attempt
TO get out they made q start on another.
With regular steel cutting saws which
they had concealed after the fret at
tempt they sawed slit foot long di.
rectly down in the steel floor, intending
to make hole and dig through the two
foot cement floor beneath, when they
were discovered, aud relieved of their
saws. Baker was kept in the close cell
for two days and some OF them ON half
rations. They are being closely watched.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
Strietlv business

French The ieweler.
Try schiliing's Best sss and baking powder.
Baths at yiereck's shaving and hair
cutting parlors.
Pictures from rs cents to s35 per dan
at Longs gallery.
@ B VIM, citv tick etsgent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Crawford & Harnish for photographs
Prices from si to 80 per dozen.
Be sure AMI see The anti rust tiuware at
Hopkin Bios. viii las. lifetime.
Razrrs honAd. set ana pat in hrst class
order at viereck shaving and hair cut
ting paricrs
when you want choice steak, nice
roast or meat of any kind. call on Henry
| 3roders. He keeps the best.
DIS. II. + and U. 4 Beers Offices and
residence in pc-i office building. Special
attention given to diseases Of women.
Don't annoy others by your coughing and
risk your life by egl,cting cold. 0n'
Minute Cough Uare cures coughs. eoids
crour, grippe and all throat lung troubles
u. A. Cumming.
The best meats Of all kinds and goo'
treatment a, the Albany Dressed Bee
Company's market, Just dowu Secon'
street. Good weight and prompt atten
tion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13
ALBANY WILL CELEBRATE

An enthusiastic 18th Of July meeting
was held at the city council chambers
last evening, and the result lie that
Albany will celebrats.
Mayor C. G. Burkhart was elected
chairman of the meeting and A. j..
Hodges secretary. It was unanimously
decided to celebrate the coming 4th
of July.
A committee OF arrangements to con-
sist of seven members was ordered with
Mayor Burkhart as chairman and A. j.
Hodges as Sec, with full power to appoint
all sub committees and manage the affairs
Of the celebration. The other members
of the committee have b>en appointed
and are F. NJ. French, II. ]. Hopkins,
Z. E. Goff, ]. L. Tomlinson and T.
Smiley. The committee will hold the
first meeting at the council chambers
next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock and
begin arrangements for the great event.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-05-13


JENoland OF Eugene has made an as
signment, "a 500 assets and 1870 liza.
bifities.
In the great Jeffries.Sharkey fight JEFF
fries received 1888 and Sharkey $2446.
Good wages for one nights work.
The Elias Stuart Estate Of Lane county
was appraised at IS, ,3145. 1t is composed
of the following:
Gold found in bouse $6l0. Cash
in bank si1, ,e94.00. 10 shares of lst Nat
ional bank stock 81 ,900. 90. Real estate
$26, ,y25 90. Personal property $l25. 90.
Notes and assets $l1 ,89l.11. Total $53,-
I451
Word Just received from Alaska is that
twenty-five more men bound for the Klon.
dike have lost their lives. They broke
through the ice in the canyon near Crater
Lake, between Linderman and Long Lake
and all persisted, going unner the ice and
ali perished, going under the ice and il
will be some time before their bodies aft
recovered and their identity established.