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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
BOYS ARM BLOWN
FROM HIS BODY.
Walter Austin, Aged Fourteen, VIC
tim of an Accident.
BLED TO DEATH FROM WOUND.
An Old FIGURING Mill to be Turned IN
30 a Wagon Mandatory - The
First Presbyterian Church TO
Erect q New Church Edificc

LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov. B.-Speciai-
Walter Austin, boy OF fourteen years
OF age, had his arm blown or with
shot gun late last evening at his nome
six miles east Of the city and bled to
death In a few minutes.
He had returned from hunting and had
Just entered the front gate when the gun
which he was carrying. struck against
something and was exploded
ARM BLOWN OFF.
The arm was blown entirely from the
bo0y, and before medical aid could be
summoned the little fellow was dead.
W. b. Taylor * Son. OF Stapleton' APP
pomattox county. have purchased the old
Hollines mill property here and VIII ouild
on il an extensive plant for the manufac-
ture OF wagons. Three large buildings
will be constructed The plant Will turn
out about $50 wagons per month. and VIII
employ to begin with twenty five men.
NEW CHURCH BUILDING.
Final steps have been taken In the plans
| OF the congregation OF the First Presby-
terrain church for the erection or new
! church building TO cost 81. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
A DlSGRACEFUL AFFAIR.
Negro Soldiers in Cuba Run Riot and
Kill Several Cuban Citizens

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. l5.-An IN
cident occurred last night at San Luis
about twenty-five miles north of Santi-
ago. which caused a great deal or III
feeling among the Cubans and consider
able annoyance among the United
States military officials here
All the cOlored regiments are encamped
i'm the neighborhood of San Luis Ihey
were sent there virtually TO get them out
OF the way because Of the difficulty eX-
perienced in managing them.
The colOred officers seem TO nave Httle
or 10 control over their men ana oihcers
and privates are often seen drinking TO-
gether. T.,
The trouble began last evening IN an
attempt 10 arrest two soldiers for abus-
ing a Cuban workman and steaHhs MS
hog. The outrage was committed on
tho Normas sugar plantation. Leuten-
ant Jose Ferera. chief of General WOOD
gendarmee. attempted to make the arrest.
The soldiers who belonged 10 the Nintn
Immunes escaped. Soon after this the
colored men. wearing the uniform OF the
United States Army, attacked the mousse
where Lieutenant FeTera was ana kept
I'D a regular fusilade, killing Lieutenant
Ferrera and Antonio Roman. an old man
Emilio Bettran, a boy Of seventeen, and
a baby, and wOunding several othefs.
Two soldiers were killed in the ARRAY.
When the news reached Santiago Cen
eral Wood was at dinner lie immedi-
ately went to the signal office where
Chief Signal Officer Brady took charge
of the key. For four hours dispatches
were sent and received. The coiored or
fcers all denied that their men were inn
plicated I'm the affair. in spite OF evil
dence to the contrary. After an unsat-
isfactory attempt 10 get at the iacts OF
| the case over the wires. General WOOD
| adjourned his inquiry until this morning
when he left on a special train for san
| Luis.
Alta o'clock General Wood returned re-
porting that after a long investigation h'
had come to the conclusion that all the col
| ored regiments were more or less mixed
| up in the ARRAY. He has of1ered sl.vOO re-
ward for the names OF the men VINO ala th'
| shooting and before leaving san LUIS M
| read the colored officers severe lecture
| for denying last night that tneir mei
| were implicated. Eye witnesses OF th'
| AFFAIR who arrived here during the cours'
| of the day. say that two gendarhes WIN
| were wounded are expected to die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
VoRDs OF HOPE FOR WEAK MEN

Men with weakened powers ana ex-
hausted yigor have ben taught-to peheVe
that such cases are hopeless. Ihey lose
ambition and give themselves up TO de-
snaIr Their condition may be the re-
snlt of habits. or indiscretions, or IL may
he 10 a certain extent inherited, put
there is compensation in Nature ana
those Ills are curables. Seek Dr. Greene
* West lith ST.. New York City or Write
him fully. He has found the glorious
remedIes that redeem manhood and mul,
titudes of men testify to the wonderiui
recuperative powers of the treatment OF
This great specialist. One OF ms woncer-
ful discoveries is the world-famed Ner-
vura. The advice of your lo .s ,s aOG'Vs
Won have found valueless. but the world
foremost physician tells you ne can cure
Won and restore you to usefulness. He
will give you advice absolutely hree, anu
YOUR case will be treated with invioiaole
co cont Many men have been VIC
Tins OF costly experiments and are skepti-
cal. but the broad statements OF TINS
eminent physician can be trusted. Think
what restored vitality would mean 70
YOU ana hesitate no longer. Write 10
Dr.. Greene and be cured a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
FOOTBALL GOSSIP.
Game Between Virginia and North
Carolina will be Foug Int Heartily.

This seems TO be Cardinals year. She
has won from every team that she has
met this season. and has been scored on
but once. Moreover last Saturday she
defeated Georgia a. TO 0. Georgia de-
sfeated Vanderbilt to 0. and Virginia
defeated Vanderbilt but Is TO 0. Hence 1t
would seem that Carolipa has the add
vantage.
Carolinas followers say that the team
Is the best that has been developed at
the University OF North Carolina since
football began.
The present team certainly far sur
passes that of last year. which played
Virginia a hard game. losing by only Il
TO o.
virginia's record for the season is a
good one. She has played good foot ball
against strong teams. holding the cham
pion Princeton Tigers down TO IL TO 0.
But on Monday Virginia lost TO West
Virginia 6 10 O. so It Is evident that she
can be beaten by teams outside of the
'Big Four"
Both teams are keyed up to the highest
pitch: Carolina 10 take advantage of her
opportunity and at last win from Vir-
rlria IN Richmond, and Virginia TO win
from Carolina by a decisive score ana
demonstrate her ability 10 play football
and regain whatever may have been lost
nv her defeat at the hands Tor feeD OF
West Virginia.
II viii be n great game and the best
team will win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

T, ,s estimated that there are S'o'
hicvcles in use in Mexico City.
orange buyers from the United states
ara numerous in the Mexican markets..
I, is said among Mexican railroad men
that on the completion Of It's line TO
,1on,arev. the Mexican international VIII
Immediately begin on Durango extern
sion.
An American company proposes TO es-
tahiish n water works system at Mate
buala S. l.. p. For number OF years
the only drawback 10 the prosperity OF
this mining town has been lack OF
water.
Mexican imports are growing at ,he
rate Of more than a million Mexican dol
lars A month, and more than mar OF this
Substantial Increase is coming from inc
United States.
Mexico's foreign trade now amounts
to 500. 100000 gold annually
one-sixth OF Mexico's imports last year
entered the Republic free OF customs
charges.
Mey,co is sending N.ooo,ooo In gold t.
the United States every month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
HOOLEY WANTED A TITLE.
Sir William Marriott Agreed TO Get
Him One for S25O.O0O.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE examination In
bankruptcy proceedings OF Mr Ernest
Terah Hooley. the company promoter
was resumed this morning. AMI during
Sir william Marriott's examination Mr..
Hoolev made a scene and threatened to
pitch the witness out OF the box
Sir william Marriott took the stand
and declared that Mr.. Hooley's statement
that he had paid the witness tLeV Ho'"Vj
for introducing him (Hooley) TO the carr
ton club was a pure Invention anu an
abOmlnable lie
Sir william added that he knew moth
inc AT the time about Mr.. Hooley's al
legged donation Of Gl0OC0 $4,000 to the
conservative party funds through the
Marquis OF Abergayenny, though MI.
Hooley told him afterward that he had
given the Marquis Gl00o9 for the "hghl-
ing funds" OF the Conservative party,
which Sir William Marriott explained
had nothing 10 do with the Carlton CluD.
The witness also said he had helped
Mr.. Hooley in political and financial mat
ters but had always declined remunera~
ton for his services.
Later Sir william Marriott said MI
h Hooley told him In December, 1896, that
khe was engaged with an American syn
l dictate which was going 10 raise an enor-
L-mous loan for Cuba, and SAID he (the
= witness) had been appointed counsel 70
the company's commission. which was to
visit Cuba. and that his fee was TO be
clOOOO I'm view Of which Mr. Hooley paid
| him elO00 $4,000 on account
! On cross-examination Sir William ad-
mitted that he had received check tor
! $4,000 from Mr.. Hooley, which he hand
| ed TO Representatives Of the conserFallNe
party Mr. Hooley believed this wouid
/ secure him q baronetcy at the jubilee
| but he was informed that he could nol
rhave it and the check was returned 10
him.
While Sir George Lewis. Q. c., was
cross. examining Sir william the witness
several times got angry ana reiused u
answer questions put 90 him.
Mr. HOoley, on REORGANIZATION nat
w contradlcted the evidence Of Sir VII
liam. He reiterated his statement tina
he had promised and had paid 10 Sir vii
! liam q 900 Cs5,000) for an Introduction u
the Carlton Club Sir william. Mr.
Hooley added. told him that he did al
the dirty work" for the conservative
party Sir William suggested the sivin'
of E-OOOO Cs25OO00l by Mr. Hooley for
baronetcy, and he was to get 5000
$4,000 II Mr.. Hooley was made baro
net.
Sir william Thackeray Marriott Is q
prominent figure IN English politics. ~
was born In Manchester I'm 1884, ana Wi'
educated at Cambridge He took orders
but gave up the clerical for the leea
profession, being called 20 the bar IN 1854
and became Queens counsel I'm 1871. ~
entered Parliament as Liberal In $50
but In 1854 resigned on the cloture Quts
ton. and was reelected as Conserve
tive. and was Judge Adyocate-General u
The first and second ministries OF Lore
| ,..ii.h.rr,t -Naru York Hprald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE VICTIM.
Death of Leader of the Faith ~ Ia
coma Who Refused 10 Call Doctor.

TACOMA. Nov. H.-Thomas Greenwood
Kershaw. leader Of Christian sciences
Church OF Tacoma. died OF acute pneu-
monia Saturday AS the result OF ms retu-
sal OF medical treatment. lie was one
of Ave brothers well known mere coming
from a wealthy and influential family ~
Chicago. He was a man or the hienes,
education and intelligence ana hn'h
Identifying himself with Christian Science
was one Of the most active ana success
full business men OF Tacoma.
Since embracing that doctrine altnouth
n sufferer himself from broken nip, ~
had devoted his entire time 10 p,omul.
eating II and ministering to the afflicted
with heroic seli-sacriiice-
Mr. Kershaw was taken Ill three weeks
ago DESPITE the enirea'ies Of his fam
AIN, no refused 10 see Dhysieian5, and
niaced himself IN the care Of woman
CHRISTIAN science healer In Savannah.
I'M who he said was able to relieve him
regardless OF distance.
Saturday he was visited by several 81
his Christian Science followers. and at
the,r suggestion he rose from bed and
toot a step forward. He would have
,arc, had not his mother caught him.
n was then found that he was dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
DIED AGED 1902 YEARS.
IzabelIa Nelson Remembered Andrew
Jackson-A Mining Conference.

SALEM, VA, Nov l5.-Special-Iza-
bella Nelson, colored. died at her home on
Elm street. this place. early this morning
nj the advanced age OF lO2 years. De-
ceased was the old family servant of the
late Dr. John Johnston, who moved from
stanton TO Salem in the early part OF
The century. She was well and favorably
known here and elsewhere. She can re-
member well Andrew Jackson and other
notable men OF his day. she was the
Oldest person living in Southwest Nir-
ginia.
on December 18th there will be held at
Salem a mining conference and mineral
exhibit at which there are expected 10
be present prominent men from all Nlr-
ginia including the Governor. The con-
ference will last several days.
Major D. c. Shanks. u. :. A, OF kicn-
mond. was In the city yesterday ana
made some final arrangements for the
mastering out of Company II. Second Vir-
ginis Regiment. The company VIII De
mustered out of service. he said, between
now and the 25th OF this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
THE 11,fEs RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1885,

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism.
Catarrh, scrofula,
X And all forms OF
Impure blood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
COL. ANDEL RESIGNS.
His Resignation Caused by the Recent
Trouble in His Command.

SPRINGFIELD. o.. Nov. 5.-Colonel
casimir AndeI. of the Fourth Ohio Vol
unteers. has resigned from his once at
savannah. Ca. and left the regiment. lie
will be succeeded by Lieutenant Edward
Swift, Of the Ninth Illinois. the aelectlon
being made by Governor Tanner.
Colonel Anders resignation grew our Oh
the scandal among the Fourth's onnceIs :,
which led up 10 the arrest OF the Coiohe'
on September 18th at Jacksonville RIA,
The charges were preferred by Lieutsn
ant-Colonel McWilliams and were III v.,
feet that Colonel Andel had been sul''y
Of conduct unbecoming an oihcer anu :,
gentleman. Counter charges "sre nle.
BY Colonel Andel against MAJORS De''''0'
and Iangud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
SPAIN WOULD
HAVE ALL To LOSE
CONTINUED From First Page).

Philippines Indeed. the United States
would doubtless contend that even the
reduced amount was used In fighting the
Filipinos. and object that it Is taiT
charge against the Americans.
Trouble will arise. however. before that
stage is reached as the Spanish Com
missioners will undoubtedly inform the
Americans that the latter have no rlgn'
10 exact a schedule of SPANS expenul-
lures or any explanation regarding the
destination of the money secured on these
loans.
A Spaniard who is posted as TO exact
status of affairs informed the correspon-
dent OF the Associated Press this even
ing that he did not believe the Spanish
commissioners would take their maj
stand at to-morrow's session. although
he thought II possible that they might
decline TO continue the discussion except
within the limits Of SPANS construction
OF the protocol This is another way or
saving Spain may cease her contentious.
should she do so she would make an open
protest 10 the world against 'spoliation'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
LEXINGTON, rs; PANTOPS, 0.
The Heavy Line of Washington and
Lee Too Much for the Academy Boys

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. 10
special.--The Washington and Lee foot
ball team defeated the Pantops Academy
eleven here this afternoon by the score
of twenty-five to nothing. The Academy
players could gain little against the visi-
tors heavy line, while the University men
broke through often and made big gains
around the end.
Touchdowns were made in the first half
and safety and a touchdown in the sec
ond half Campbell and Bryan made fire.
quent long runs for Washington and Lee
while Mcneil and McPheeters did clever
work In the line.
Thompson did most OF the playing for
iantops. his tackling being the feature OF
the contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
BISHOPS CABINET MEETS.
They Fix the Destinies OF Me'hoois'
Preachers for the Year.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. Especial
Preliminary TO the annual conference oil
the Methodist church In Virginia when
convenes In Monumental chrrch' forts,
mouth, tomorrow, Bishop HargroVe ana
his cabinet composed OF the fresiuins
elders from all districts in the Metnouist
Conference. held a meeting AZ . LOON
to-day which lasted until Low NJ.
There were present Reys. A. " DiU"
Paul Whitehead, c. F. Watts, =. .. hun
ter Oscar Iittleton. ]. II. Riddick, T. II
Campbell j. II. Amiss, J. Powell Car
land and w. C. Walden.
The only absentee was Kew W. r.
Wright, OF the Danville district.
The business of the cabient Is 10 recon-
mend appointments of ministers 10 the
various charges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
BAD DAY FOR FAV0RITES.
Long Shot Outsiders Carried the Bulk
ofthe Money from Bennings

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15;-This was T.,
day of upsets at the Bennings track. IN
M one nf the five races did favorite
win. In the first and last races, respec-
lively. Saratoga go TO u and JEFFERSON
Us to ID won easily, and outsiders carrier
off the bulk of the money In the three
other races. Summary:
First race-seyen MISUNDERSTANDING
200 60 I, Nrst Toiterer (even and TO -
second, Ruby Lips @ to p third. lime'
1:31. ~ Dor,,or
4, 10 n first. Specialist & 10 ! ana . 10
p second. Judge Magee @ to u third'
Time. :O3 3-5. NIL ~ %
o. first. Decanter a to ! and to lo)
second, Bardella g to u third. Ilme'
Fourth race-slx furlongs. -Leando ~
20 II first. The Winner g to ana TO 10 ~
second, Anitra az TO y third. 1ifne !.
Fifth race-mile and one hundred ya a as
Jefferson n5 10 - first. Charientus 10
5and | TO - second Banquo III. % TO II
third Time as.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Kaiser at Valetta.

VAIETTA. ISLAND OF-MALTA' Nov
,5-The imperial yacht Hohenzoilern'
with the Emperor and Empress OF Ger
many on board arrived mere to-uay -,
49, ~ Rritish torpedo-boat destroyers Ar
dent and Panshee. ..,,,.os
with the Hohenzollern-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-The annual con-
vention OF the Knights Of Labor began
here to-day. over one hundred delegates
were i'm attendance when General Master
Workman Hicks. Of New York. called the
convention TO order. The proceedings
viii nrobabiy last week or ten DAYS. me
meetings are held behind closed DOORS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

SEATTLE. WASH. Nov io'nahhe s
steamer Centennial arrived here to-nisn,
from Hilo. Hawaii. bringing M ao ~ CIV
iunhia which Tor two days and nights
had had tossed on the ocean gradually
breaking up. her machinery disabled; an ni
the water pouring into her I ~. ulch nm,
excelled seamsnship she ina MANY tSs's sbe
com n broke down. No lives were
lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Virden Strike Settled.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE chicago VIZ
acn coal Company to-day practically ac-
cedod TO all demands of the strikins
miners. The company agrees to pay the
union scale of 40 cents for hand WORK.
and as cents for machine work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
AMurderer's Punishment.

STRASBURG. GERMANY, NOV 10
s,o,harc- Wernigerode. a captain of cav
slrv has been cashered and sentenced
20 forty months imprisonment for fatally
stahbinc with his sabre sergeant named
schienhardt in September last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
nosuits af I,atOnia,

CINCINNATI Nov. 15-First race. one
mile.-Stanza 90 TO II first, Rush lelos
a TO | and to - second, HUSH I" ~ "
third Time. 1:51. -. s,cs
Second receive and half furlcegs.-,
Ernesnie (G TO II first Estabrooks a 10
and 10 y second, Volandies teven) third'
Time, t:13ls. ..,n,or,s
TOW, Collins Cl to - first. Great Bend
feven and out) second. Headlight ii. 70
10 ~ third. Time. 1884 ,,,o, ~ 20
Fourth race-one mile.uMordecai e 70 70
n first. Harry shannon " 10 anu MIA
~ second r. b. Sack p5 10 % 'ni'"'
Time. 1:49i.. e.Aoooror n
60 ~ Hrst Mayme NJ. g to ] and 10 D
second Lecil Is to y third s Tb%e 70 e to
SNtn 1rtrbton ~ TO Z and EVEN sec
ond Mariti Il to ~ third. Time 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
TheI,ast Will Go.

CAMP MEADE, MTDDLETOWN' PA"
Nov 15-To-morrow will end the SNIP
ment OF regiments South. me cVr ril
headouarters will move Thursday' rug
2O1st and 2O2d New York Regiments anu
the Fifteenth Minnesota went SCUM W
I.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
K;nrP Pin Wins.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA NOV 10 10
speciai.-Mr c. II. Hurkamp' OF .h's I p,,
won first prize with his horse hihs nn
in the high jumping contest at "'e -'"
York Horse Show yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
For Stealing n Bride.

William Hayes. colored man. was ar
rested last night by Ofhcer Amos OF ,ne
Third Station, charged win the M
-, birdie valued at s. from Miller
.srothers' establishment on Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Dicd Mt Camp Wheeler.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA. Nov. l5.-PrVate
Leonardy, Company G. First Florida IN
fantry died at Camp Wheeler 'o-u"S
from spinal meningitis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
The sIeteorlc Shower

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Nov. -.
Special. night just before mid
nirht the sky was overcast, but from
mldnight until 4:30 260 meteofs were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
Whose Robe +?

The Third District officers have In their
nossession a brown buggy robe. with
red and white stripes which is supposed
10 have been stolen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
More Troops for Macon.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. Nov. line
Macon. Ga. to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
THE NEWTON FIELD TRIALS.

Many Visitors In Attendance TO Sec the
Bird Dogs Work.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Nov. IA special
20 the Observer from Newton. N. c..
says:
Among tho additions 70 the visitors
attending the field trials are g. Murray
Mitchell and wife. OF Philade'pnia; MRS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16

Touch<fowns, McCluer. 2: Campbell,
Bryan. Goals from touchdowns, Camp
bell. 3; safety touchdowns, Mendenhall;
referee Walsh; umpire. McPheeters;
time of halves, 20 minutes.
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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. A. G. Ridgway and
daughters, Inez and Madeline, have
started on months trip to Salt
Lake City and Yellowstone Park
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. M. Sites, nee
Hamilton, returned yesterday
from Greeley and are at home to
their friends for the present at the
Rogers block,
Rev. Mr.. Gunn of ST. Peters
parish, Denver, will arrive here
Friday to take charge of st. Johns
Mission. He will enter upon his
duties Sunday.
Messrs. Davis, Calhoun, and
Hay of the Ell Paso Co, and Mont
Gibson were out dove shooting
yesterday. They found a few
doves, not many perhaps, but the
walking they state is excellent.
There will be an excursion to
the Royal Gorge Sunday for the
benefit of the Petroluem band.
Lunch will be served ON the train
and a band concert at the Hang
ing bridge will be an attractive
feature.
Fred Dooley, brakeman on the
F. d @. Q. Ry., met with painful
accident last night. While coupl-
ing cars, his hand was caught be-
tween the bumpers with the result
of Il compound fracture of the
middle finger.
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