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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-17
Union County Republican Ticket.

The Republicans Of Union county held
their convention in Clayton on Saturday
and nominated the following strong
ticket: Representative, John r. Guyer
county commissioners, J. A. Childs,
Jose Apodaca and Demetrio Cordova;
probate Judge, Juan ID. Casados; probate
clerk, Manuel Gallegos; sheriff, Satur.
tino Pinard; assessor, Romulo q. Luce
rO; collector and treasurer, Nepomuceno
Martinez; school superintendent, N. +.
Gallegos; surveyor, Epimenio Sanchez.
The convention was largely attended
and enthusiastic, and gave Hon. Pedro
Perea, who was present, a welcome
which he will long remember. There
were addresses by Mr.. Perea, Solicitor
General Bartlett, Hon. Jose d. Sena
and many OF the delegates to the con-
vention, Union county is in good trim
for the campaign and the Republican
party will make many gains In votes at
the polls.
Republican Rally at Socorro.
Saturday evening rousing Republi'
can rally and meeting was held In San
Marcial, the large crowd being
addressed by Hon. I. A. Finical and Mr.
H. o. Bursllm, of Socorro. Mr.. Bursum
the candidate for the council from
Socorro and Sierra counties, made one
of the best speeches ever heard in thai
part of the territory and favorably i'm
pressed all who heard him with his
qualifications for the position to which
lie aspires. Mr.. Bnrsum Is too wei
known in Socorro county to need any
introduction to the voters, but his ad
dress was a surprise even to his mos
intimate friends. Mr.. Finical's address
was brilliant and effective and the goot
results OF the meeting for the Republl
can ticket are already felt San Mar
cial has always been considered one O.
the strongholds Of the Democrats II
Socorro county, but the coming election
will show very material change. Th'
Republicans In that town, are not sleep
Ing by any means, e
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SUICIDE THEORY
Advanced as the Cause of Frank Ennis
Unconscious Condition.

Unconscious Condition.
Frank Eanis, railroad SECTION man.
who lives at Short Creek, was found
In an unconscious condition in room
at the Old Home hotel, 1850 Market
street. yesterday morning. He was sut-
fcrInG from asphyXiation by artificial
gas. and 1t was supposed that he had
attempted 10 commit suicide by locking
himself IL the room, Monday highland
then blowing out the gas, but this
THEORY has not been confirmed.
His condition was discovered yester-
daY morning about 10 o'clock Dr.. r. B.
I;ldEway was summoned and attempted
TO revive him. After considerable at
tendance. Ennis was relieved somewhat.
but at late hour could give no salts
factory account OF the cause of his
condition. His identity was not discov-
cred until later In the day. when Will
Ennis, manager OF the NIusee bowling
alleys, identified him as his father. Mr..
Ennis it Is expected. will have re-
covered sufficiently this morning. 10
throw light on the fair, which In some
respects appears like an attempt at sui
eide, though as stated, this theory lacks
confirmation.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
SALE.

In pursuance of decree of the circuit
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, en-.
tered on the 18th day of February, 1875,
~ certain suit in chancery, in which
I. J. Hugus. trustee. Is complainant. and
Theodore Kraft and others arc defend
ants, will on
MONDAY. APRIL II, 1895,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest and best bidder,
at tho north front door OF the court houss
OF Ohio county. West Virginia. all the real
estate described In said decree, being all
OF the real estate OF which John Kraft
died seized. situate In the city OF Wheel
ing. Ohio county, West Virginia. that Is
10 say: Three-fourths OF lot number ore
hundred and s!xty-ninc QG0 In ChaplIne
and Eoff's addition to the city OF Wheel
Ing. and being all OF the said lot number
one hundred and slHty-nine. except what
was conveyed by the said John Kraft and
wife 10 Christian Wuhlert by deed dated
August !. 1873. and recorded IN the office
OF the clerk OF the county court OF said
Ohio county in Deed Book No. %, page
$40. being the north one-half OF the north
cast onc-Quartcr OF said lot. fronting SIX
teen and one-hnlf feet on Chapline street
and running back the same width west
wardly siNty-one feet: and also except
what was conveyed by the said John Kraft
ana wife TO Lodwick Meder by deed dated
August !. 1873, and recorded In the said
PAGE ISL. being the south one-half OF tho
northeast one-quarter OF the said lot NUM-
Der one hundred and sixty-nine. fronting
sixteen and one-half feet on Chapllne
street and running back the same width
wcstwardly sixty-ono feet.
SAID sale viii be upon tho following
terms. VIZ: Ono-third OF the purchase
money, and such further portion thereot,
as the purchaser may elect to pay, shall
he paid in cash; the remainder shall be
paid In two equal annual installments, with
Interest on each OF said installments from
the day OF sale. the interest on the second
or said tnstallments TO be payable nnnli-
ally, and the title will be retained until tho
purchase money Is fully paid
Thc, purchaser shall pay all taxes as
scsscd thereon for the year 1897.
C.. j.. MORRIS. =
Special Commissioned.
Wheeling. W. Va. March 10. 1895.
| hereby certify that bond and security
has been given by the above named COM
missioner, as required by law and the de-
cree of said court.
C. II. HENN1NG,
mrll Clerk OF said Circuit Court:
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PIG IRON POOL
Formed Mt Cleveland y hich VIII Control
the lbessrn,tr slarLe,.

thc bekscnhtT sAafLe!s
Z. CLEVELAND. March 15.-An even
ing paper says: One OF the biggest pools
the country has ever known was form
ed In Cleveland to-day. All the BESSIE
racr pig iron producers In the Cleveland.
Mahnning valley and Shenango valley
iron districts. are bound together by the
combine, The only firm in these dis
trlcts. 1t is officially stated, no! included
in the pool is the Cleveland rolling mill
company OF this city.
Samuel G. Alather. q prominent iron
man, said to-day: THE object OF the
meeting Is not to form trust. The
manufacturers are In conference for the
purpose of regulating the output OF pig
iron and influencing the prices OF Iron az;
far as possible for the better. All the pig
iron manufacturers out nt the Pitts
burSh district are members of the asso-
citation, the Cleveland rolling mill COM
pany being the only exception
Another local man who attended the
meeting said: THE pool will control the
Besscmer market OF the United States.
4 number of furnaces will be closed and
at the end of the year profits will be
divided. Prices will be advanced 50c
per ton Immediately"
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HEATS tho lSlon,likc.

Mr.. A. c. Thomas, OF Marysvillc, Tex,
has found II more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the Klon-
dixie. For years he suffered untold ag-
ony from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhaGes; and was absolutely
cured by Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold Is Of little value In
comparison with this marvellous cure;
would have 1t, even IL 1t cost hundred
dollars bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis
and ali throat and lung affections are
positively cured by Dr. Kings New Dis
covory for Consumption. Trial bottles
free mt Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store
Regular size 20 cents ana Sl.O0. Guar
anteed 10 cure or price refunded. .
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sAYEMONEY BY HOME DYENd.
EASY WAY TO nAKE NEW SPRING
GOWNS OUT OF OLD. FADED SUITS.


Diamond Dye, aiakes-neautifni and urll.
liant Color, Witch VIII not Fado-so
simple That Even Child Can Use Them
sueees,fuiiy = For Twenty Years ths
: Standard Home Dyes.
Don't wear faded gown.
Don't look shabby simply because you
cannot afford to buy u new dress.
: Il is not necessary to wear clothing
that Is faded and shabby because YOU
have no money to buy more. With one
or two packages OF Diamond Dyes
that cost only ten cents, the old dress
can be dyed q fashionable and beauti-
full color and made to look like new.
Thousands Of women will have spring
dresses this year that cannot be told
from new. but which have cost them
only n tritle, the result OF coloring over
their old materials with Diamond Dyes.
n Diamond Dyes are 80 simple and
easy 10 use that even child can, by
following their plain directions get
fast and beautiful colors. They will not
fade, crock, or wash out, and are the
only package dyes that have stood the
test Of years OF use. Do not risk your
goods with limitations OF the Diamond
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GREENSBORO-River7 feet inches
and stationary. Weather raining and
warm. James G. Blaine DOWN Wedncs-
day: .Gernania up.
MORGANTOWN-River feet 7
inches ard stationary. Weather rainy
PARkERSBURG-R L. feet 5
inches and rising. Weather raining:
mercury IL. Passed down: Keystone
State. Ben Hur, Barnsdall. Passed
down with coal: Robert Jenkins. John
Moren. Sam Clarke. Clifton. Passed
up: urania and Valley Belle. Little
karawha rising. 80
inches and rising. Cloudy and cold.
Passed down: Coal City. Little Fred,
Joseph Walton. Volunteer. Eliza H.,
Belle MCGOWAN. Dick Fulton. Jim
Wood, Advance and Dave Woods.
OIL CITY-River = feet inches and
falling Weather cloudy and mild.
BROWNSVILLE-Iliv feet {
inches and falling.
WARREN-River feet inches.
Cloudy and cold.
POINTtPLEASANT-River 1914 feet
and rising. Cloudy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il feet and fall
ing. Cloudy.
CAIRo-River 2O.5 feet and rising.
Cloudy and warm.
.MEAIPHIS-River. H.: feet and fall
ing, Cloudy and pleasant.
LOU1SVILLE-River falling: S feet S
inches In canal: feet inches on falls;
10 feet inches below locks. Raining
and warm.
EVhNSVILLE-River 15.T feet and
rising. Cloudy and pleasant.
PlTTSRURGH--R!v 81 feet and
stationary ut the dam. Raining.
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THE RATE WAR.

The transcontinental rate war has had
one good effect. and that 1t that the
transcontlneEtal llpes have been COM
PEELED TO abandon their excessive COM
missions. For a long time they have
been paying IS per ticket. but the rates
az which they are now carrying the bus
mess they cannot afford to pay this
amount. and they have decided that
upon all March business they Will pay
the normal commission and nothing
more. The chances were that In a short
time the high rate az commission would
be pulled down. particularly since the
present management OF the Union Pa
cific 10 working In harmony with the
roads of.the Western Passenger Asso-
citation. but the present condition OF af-
fairs has forced the matter upon the
roads. 1t is not likely that commissions
will be restored to the IS basis FOR long
time.
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These nrc the Words of Presld ut
Quarter, Speaking Of s
THE CONVENTION COMMITTEE.
OR BUREAU SUGGESTED THE
OTHER DAY BY THE INTELL1-
GENcER-IT MAY BE DISCUSSED
ATTHE NEXT MEETING OF THE
4 CHAM Der OF COMMERCE. E.
MEETING OF THE REUNION FL
NANCE coMMITTEETIIIs EVEN
. ING. in
BUREAU SUGGESTED, THE

Yesterday afternoon an Intclligencer
man saw President Hulllhen Quarter.
OF the chamber OF commerce. and asked
for his opinion regarding the Intelll-
gcncer's suggestion tina. convention
bureau or committee be organized under
the responsible auspices OF the chamber
for the purpose OF encouraging the hold
Ing of conventions and other assem-
blages in the Nail City
Mr. Quarter spoke heartily in favor
OF the suggestion. Said he: !.
.''The holding of these gatherings Is the
best possible method we can command
by which 10 advertise our city and pre-
sent 10 large section OF the country
the Importance OF this community In
dustrially and commercially. Ohr peo-
{ pie are hospltable and enjoy entertain
Ing those who knock at our doors, but
In addition there Is the selfish side Of the
matter; every gathering brought here
would mean u large amount OF money
left behind by the visitors. believe the
: organization OF a convention bureau,
such as the .Intellisenccr has suggested,
7 would bring to Wheeling many conven-
lions and other cEsemhlageg, and Il Is
certainly worth the consideration of tho
chamber OF commerce at It's next meet
ing sC
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"THE srAN or LINE. ?

"A fair sized audience saw the second
production of "Thc Span OF Life" at
the Grand Opera House last night. and
followed the varying fortunes of the
principals In the plot with keen inter-
est. The startling situations and
strong climaxes, we're received with
many evidences of'apprcclatlon. and the
special scenery showing the lighthouse.
and the chase In Africa. were heartily
.applaudcd. The acrobat!c work of the
wonderful DonaZettoS came In for Z
large share OF the applause. The spc-
cialties were very pleasing, "Thc Span
OF Life" IS an exceptionally strong mel
odrama, and the last opportunity to
see II will be presented this afternoon
and evening 1T the Grand.
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WASHINGTON. March l5.-Lieuten.
ant Commander James D. Adams. at
tached to the coast defense ship Mont
Grey, at Mare Island. California, was ac-
quilted recently by 4 general courtmar-
tial of the charge of drunkenness on
duty. Secretary Long. being OF the
opinion that the circumstances OF the
case as disclosed by the evidence. justi-
fled q different conclusion. issued mn or
der to-day disappearing the finding Of
the court and administered sharp rep
rimand. Tnasmuch, however, as the
findings Of the court are binding on the
department. the officer has been released
from arrest and restored 10 duty. The
common law rule that a man cannot be
nut in jeopardy more than once for the
same offenSe prevails In the navy just
rs 1t does in the civil jurisdiction.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

'.The Foundllng,' which comes to the
Opera House this evening. deals with
the Interesting adventures OLA well-to-
DO young man who unexpectedly dis
covers that he is a fcund!ng. Upon
learning this, his future mother-ln-law
Ia very exacting pe.sonaye-immedi-
5ately breaks his engagement with her
lovely daughter. and while the perplex-
ed young man is endeavoring TO explain
another young woman claims him for
her husband in order to escape mar
riage with her cousin. AS may be read
: ilv imagined. the action Is brisk and
&laughable. and the heros nisfortunes
are hugely enjoyed by the unsympa-
Hthetic audience. Finally. however, he
discovers that he IS not Il founding af-
ger ALL and everything Is lovely. The
company is an unusually efficient one,
and the principal attraction is the IA
nous Cissy Fitzgerald. who captured
New York with her beauty, her dances,
aid her wink,
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NEW YORK, March 1j.--John A.
Peterson shot Henry Hohcl. crayon
artist, and Mrs. Leonora Faulkner, this
afternoon; In his home in Brooklyn. He
fired one bullet into Hohel's neck and
then turning on the woman shot her five
times Neither can survive. Petersen
lived with Mrs. Faulkner, who Is said
to be the widow OF an English sea cap
tain. Petersen. who had been out. re-
turned and found IFoheI in the house
with Mrs. Faulkner. Without waiting
for an explanation. he shot the man and
woman. Petersen. who Is retired sea
captain, was arrested.
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The marks at p. m. showed II feet S
inches and rising, The general rains
yesterday insure big river this week.
but there need be no fears of IN over
flow.
These coal towS passed down for Gin
clnnati and the south yesterday: B. D.
Wood, Mount Glare. Follie. Tom Dols-
worth, Mark Wlnnett. Cruiser, n. m;
George ShirAs, Hornet No. ., Q u. M;
Enterprise, Goal City, 10a. IN.
The ". ]. Cummins, 1t is said. vii. re-
sumo Independently In the Wheeling
and Cincinnati trade soon after April |.
She Is nov laid up at the mouth OF the
Muskinsum. IS
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The finance committee has been called
to meet this evening ut $50 o'clock, at
the rooms Of the chamber of commerce
for the purpose Of arranging the system
OF collecting the funds necessary for the
entertainment of the veterans. a full
attendance of the committee members Is
earnestly desired.
The Register misrep-esents the Intelli-
gencer by stating that this paper eald
the big reunion would be a local" af-
fair. The paragraph to which the Reg
lister referred was as follows:
Chairman Stalnaker, OF the reunion com.
mittee on transportation. goes to Pitts
sburgh this morning, where he will hold an
important conference with Pennsylvania
and Baltimore 6: Ohio officials relative to
securing low rates OF transportation on
rail lines for the big reunion next Sertcm-
Der. An effort will be made by tho chair
man to secure US liberal rate as that given
Cincinnati for the Grand Army encnmp-
ment-Onc cent iriic-but II may be that
on account OF the Wheeling gathering not
being a NATIONAL. affair, Mr.. Stalrakcr
Will not be able TO command as liberal
q concession from the railroad people. :
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KELLAR. THE MAGICIAN.

KelIar's thorough study OF tao NEGRO
marcy OF the takirs of India, is shown
+ In many of his wonderful illusions and
his work 50 nearly approaches the SUI
peraatural. al times. as to bc'startiing.
Eeilar does not rely upon mere
slelght of hand entertainment with
which 90 amuse his audiences. He he
!ieves, rather, that large illusions. that
occupy the entire stage. the mystery OF
which Is all the greater because all the
work Is done in broad daylight. are
more satisfactory 10 the public. During
his engagement here, Kellar will pre-
sent "Out OF Sight" The Cassadega
Propaganda" THE Simla Seance,"
5"Oriental occultism," "Earmos" and a
number of other masterpieces. exactly
: as they we're given in New York. He
will be at the Opera House, Thursdav,
March II.
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TILL: RIVER.


Cincinnati. ..KEYSTOSE STATE, S a. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, noon.
Parkcrshurg. ARGAND. noon.
Mntamoras.. .LEN1NGTON, II n. NJ.
Sstcrsvillc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
Clarington.,. LEROY. 3:3O y. M.
Steubcnvillc.. ". BAYNE. go p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANANNHA, $50 n. nj.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. 4 p. m.
SIstersvillc. RUTH. $50 p. III.
ClarlnEtor.... LEROY. $3.50 p. nj.
Stc,lhcnvIlic. r. VI. BAYNE. $50 p. III. J
Pittsburgh. .URANIA. $50 Il. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. n. X. BEDFORD. $50 n. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. s n. IN.
ParkcrsburG .ARGAND. II n. m.
Matamoras.. .LENINGTON, II Il. M.
S!stcrsvillc.. ruth. $50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Stcubenvillc.. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. . II. IN.
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III G BAD PLIGHT.
lIIddie.horo. kentucky, Stricken With
Smallpox and Without Money.

ltlddie.horo. Kentucky, Stricken With
Smallpox ami Without money.
FRANKFORT, KY. March 15.-Thc
governor received message from Mid
lesboro to-day stating there are seventy
new cases OF smallpox and 400 suspects
there; that city IS quarantincd. has no
money, the county can appropriate none
and that the clty's stricken people are
liable to Starve. He at once prepared
an emergency snecia! message TO the
legislature. which is in session for the
last day, urging them to make m oppro-
priatlon and intlmating that he will sign
4 rushed through bill without any ques-
ton abont the irregularities of putting
such measure through In one day.
Sick members Of the board OF health
have telesraphcd their designations that
well men. able 10 go TO the scene OF
trouble, may be appointed in their
sleal .-.i..a
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CLEVELAND. O.. March 15.-Bridgn
manufacturers from all over the country
were IN session here to-day, for the re-
ported purpose of forming i trust. The
meeting was held behind closed doors
and was extremely secret. Some months
ago an attempt was made In this city to
combine the bridge companies OF the
country. AT that time the attempt was
q failure However. n committee was
organized to do cvanSellstlc work among
the bridge men,. One member of the
committee admitted to-day that there
is some chance that combine OF some
sort will be made at the present meet
ip,r E0. m.
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RESCuE'S BAD LUCK.

PITTSBURGH. March 15,-'rhc tow
boat Rescue met with q series of acct
dents on the way down to Cincinnati
to-day and lost almost her entire tow.
Six boats and several flats were sunk,
about 10000 bushels The loss Is estl-.
mated nj 10000. Three boats were
sunk at Mcrriman. one n short distance
below. one at Agnew Station, one Mt
Sewlcklcy and another IN the channel.
The total shipment of coal on the
present rise approximatcs S,2TG,00O
bushels. This 10 the largest run Of coal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-16

. 'Under the Dome" from the pom OF
Lincoln ]. Carter, Will be- the next at
traction at the Grand Opera House. The
scenes of the play are laid IN Washing-
ton, New York and the Samoan Islands.
y hurricane AZ sea, ferry boat trip
from Jersey, City to New York, three
beautiful scenes In and near Washing
ton, and reproduction OF the beautiful
coral reef hnrbor at Apia are among
the scenic accessories. The play is said
Z 10 be the best ever penned by the popu-
/ lar producer OF sensational mclodramas.
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THE RAILROADS..
SALE OF MILEAGE.

The official report OF Commissioner
Donald, OF the Central Passenger Asso-
citation. shows that between September /.
when the interchangeable mileage book
was placed on sale. and March !. there
have been sold 1880 books, or an aver
age OF $I37 per day. and the average re-
bates paid on return of books covers has
been $500 per day,
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special Dlspatch 10 the lntclllEcnccr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. March To-
Yesterday evening Squire Bennett while
blowing across the river IN oh!a. oppo-
site this city, uncar;heI the skeleton of
man. which had been deposited in n
hole in the ground and covered with n
large fiat rock. The lind fas created 4
great sensation and much. speculation
as to the Identity Of the man, who was
evidently murdered is INDUCED IN. II Is
believed THAI iEc bones nave been there
FOR thirty years, and tina; 1t was prob
ably during the war that murder was
committed and the victim concealed III
that w0y hr
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT

Secretary Howard Hazle!t, of the
chamber OF commerce, says the commit
tee appointed recently BY President
Quarter to have charge Of arrange
acn;s FOR. the reception and entertain
Eert OF the delegates to the annua!
meeting OF the Ohio Valley River I'm
provement Association. here next Octo-
Der. has not yet commenced the work of
preparation. and will not probably begin
until q month or two before the time Of
Z the mcetlnE ).
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CARROLL. Ills, Mharch 15.-Jerry
Gardiner en,lced VIII Rogers into an
unoccuplel building at Pulaski, ILL.,. and
beat his brains out with a club. He
then escaped, although officers are
searching for him. Gardiner and Rog-
crs were Dlaymates. aged sixteen. The
former had q grudgc against his fellow,
and took this means of avcngIng him.
kelf So. ~.