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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
TELEGRAP BRIEFS.

New York, June 4.-Fire started in the
malt room Of the Malcolm Brewing Com
pany Brooklyn. today. and before il was
subdued a large quantity of barley was
destroyed. Loss $4,000.
St Petersburg, June 24.-The minister Of
marine Vice Admiral TYrtoff. has as
signed the sum of l.0000 900 roubles for
dredging and the construction of two
moles at Port Arthur.
Washington, June 24.-At the residence
of Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage the reports Of
his Illness are said to be exaggerated. He
is confined to his house by an attack Of
summer complaint due to the excessive
heat.
Thompsonvine. CT, June 2i.-An Italian
working on the Central New England
Railroad extension at Sufiield was struck
by lightning this afternoon and instantly
killed.
Norwich. Ct. June "a. - Mrs. James
Brennan. aged 80 years, wife of an en-
ploye I'm the Hubbard paper mill at Green
WILLIE. was drowned in the canal today. It
is not known whether she met her death
by accident or committed suicide.
Stamford, Ct. June 24.-Bernard Sher-
man, "a years, single, lineman of the gas
and electric light company, while at work
at Shippan Point this afternoon. fell over
on to a live wire and was instantly killed.
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ENTERS A COMPLAINT.
Michael Havey Says officer Roche ua
Justly Assaulted Him.

Michael Havey of l Ledge street en-
tered a complaint with Chief Of Ponce
James NJ. brennan last night agalns'
the conduct of Officer James Roche'
whom he claims assaulted him unjust
~ on Franklin street:
Havey told the chief that as he was
passing along Franklin street last nis-i,
he was struck by a stone by one u
the rowdies who hang around that SCI.
ton Of the city. and he went back ~.
ter giving chase to one of them a.,
caught him. officer Roche shower ~. ~
Just as he got hands on the man ana ,I Ia
stead of arrested the rOwdy, whom NJ il1
Ney claims threw the stone, VL''
Roche assaulted him. IF,
He threw him down on the sldeN'''r,t
and refused TO listen to any sialet.il M
that he made. He told him to go Hg giso
and refused TO listen to him. ne IN
claims that the officer kicked nun ne
the ribs when he, had him down Oh '''
sidewalk. -
The chief listened to the man ..or.
and promised to make an invesIisa''''
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
COLUMBIA AGROUND.
Fast Yacht Sticks in the
Mud But is
Floated.

pr;e+oY u r n, ~r...,
~ iS'oi' H. L. June -4'-Nlth the ris-
iIs tlue' ana Just after heavy thunder
storm at $50 o'clock this evening. the
new cup defender Columbia which haa
NV, N'p .e-e''uTi No'u.ilola Wfllch mad
T,.. 15' ouiiO an uaS ooV yafos on the
HeFreshofs docks, floated unassisted
and was lowed to a safe anchorage for
the night further ont into +,o -.
III a.,,,,,,,.'.. ''i'o li'e sl'edIh'
Inc sIouIluihg OF the Columbia was
an unfortunate happening to the new
IraIt on TINS day finally reached for
her trlaI trip. Day after day for a week
bas' something mas delayed the Column
la II Ion. Dem oeihg taken to Newport to
nave her first tryout against the Defen-
der, and after all efforts to GET a start
9rlght ana early came to naught. The
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
ANOTHER SHAKEUP.
Things Not Harmoni-
GUS in Police De-
partment.
OFFICERS ARE DISSATISFIED.
Sergt. McMurray May Be
Brought Back to
Station |.
OFFICERS ARE DISSATISFIED.

July l the police department is due
for a shake up that will turn every
thing topsy-turvey.
Sergts. HcMurray and Warren, who
are at present at Station 2, will have
similar positions at Station l, and
Sergts Hickey and Drohan are to re-
port for duty al Station ,.
The change made few weeks ago
in which Capt. Matthews and Sergt.
McMurray were ordered to Station for
duty every day and Capt. Ranger and
Sergt Hickey ordered to Station for
duty, will be undone.
In addition to the shake up Of the ser
Seants, 10 patrOlmen doing business at
Station l will be ordered to Station >,
and as a result there is considerable
speculation among the officers at the
Waldo street station as to who the 10
men viii be.
The plans made by the officials have
been kept very secret and it was the
intention to spring the changes as a
surprise. At present there is consid-
cradle dissatisfaction in the department
over the change recently made, espe-
cially among the men affected. Not
one of them is satisfied with the present
arrangement and they fail TO see the
wisdom Of the chiefs move.
Capt. Sumner w. Ranger and Sergt.
William Hickey, who We're sent from
Station to Station for duty, in place
of Capt Matthews and Sergt McMur-
ray, are men who have seen considera-
BILE service in Station > territory and
We're we'll acquainted with the district.
At the time the change was made.
Chief Of Police James NJ. brennan stat
ed that it was done for the best inter-
ests of the department. as he felt that
the msn would realize their positions
better under a change Of superior Off
GERS than they would under men with
whom they were intimately acquainl-
ed.
since Capt. Ranger and Sergt. Hickey
left station on Lamartine street a
number of changes have been made
both on the inside and outside of the
hullding, which have not only added to
the general appearance but also to tho
sanitary condition. Some of the of
ficials at the station asked for the
changes at the beginning of Chief
Drennan's administration. but tbe,-
never materialized until Cant. Mat
thews was placed in charge tn
tramp room was for a long while a men
ace TO the health Of the officers. and the
accommodations for officers at statio,, >
were not equal to those of the officers AT
station 1.
All four men who We're affected nv
the change have been dissatisfied fro,,,
the start All four have seen MN,
per OF years OF service and have bear
Ialth1ul 0fhcers- Capt. Matthews is
WITHOUT DOUBT as able an official as any
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
A WIDE SPREAD STORM.
Hail and Lightning Work Destruction
Around Cape Cod,

Boston, June 24-The southeastern
portion of New England was the centre
of heavy electrical storms tonight, in
which a combination of the elements
wrought extensive damage, hail de-
stroying crops and breaking window
glass, rain causing washOuts on lines
of suburban street railways and cleo
tricity wrecking buildings and causing
some loss of life At Sandwich, Mass,
an electric bolt killed Abram 5. Ellis
but did not touch his wife and children
who were in the same room.
At Salem the West India Fibre COM
pauy's plant was damaged $4,000 by fire.
At Fall River several structures We're
set on fire. including the Globe yarn
mill but the losses were not great.
In Wareham three men in a vehicle
took refuge in a barn. The lightning de-
molisbed the structure, killing the
horse and two men, Perry and West
gate, and iniuring the third.
New Bedford had a very severe ex-
perience, many houses catching fire. a
summer hotel at Dartmouth, kept by
Benjamin Potter, was burned and the
guests lost all their effects.
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CAN SEE NO DIFFERENCE.
Right and Wrong Are All One to George
PanZeter.

New York, June 24-Justice Warner to-
day sentenced to prison for life George
Panzeter II years old, laborer, who had
been found guilty of murder in the second
degree.
Panzeter was examined by experts, who
decided that his particular phase Of in
sanity consisted in his having absolutely
no conception of the difference between
right and wrong. In his sentence Judge
Warner specified that in the event Of
Panzeter's mental condition becoming
worse he is to be transferred TO the prison
for the criminal insane.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
ATTENDS G. A. r. MEETING
President Renews Acquaintance With Old
Comrades in Adams.

Adams. June q. - The warm weather
here prompted President Mckinley and
several members Of his party to remain
about the Plunkett residence this fore
noon. At noon the president and Mr.
Plunkett were driven up GreyloCk noun
tain to Bellows Vice, where the scenery is
most picturesque.
The president visited the memorial and
public library building late this afternoon,
and was welcomed by Sayles Post. G. A
r. The commander Of the local post
made speech, and cheer after cheer was
given TO the distinguished guest The
president then shook hands with mem
bers of the post. He made a short ad-
dress.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
DEFACING PLATE GLASS.
Vandals at Work Scratching Show Win
dows About the City.

Nandals have made a practice lately
Of defacing large plate glass show
windows on Main street, and yesterday
morning w. A. England, the Main
street jeweler, reported to the police
that some one had cut the figure "H9"
on his window with some sharp instru-
ment, and as an incentive to trace the
vandals, he offers a reward of S25 for
their capture. one of the front win
dows of W. a. Lytle's store mas also
been defaced, and the figures have
been scratched over the windows Of
the Ware Pratt Company in the State
Mutual building.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-25
CARD.

We desire to announce to the patrons
or our Retail Store, 32S MAIN STREET,
that MISS A. LYONS, from B. ALTMAN
& CO., NEW YORK, is now in charge,
and with competent assistants is prepared
to give prompt and careful attention to
all who may favor US with their patron.
age.
Special attention is called to our new
line of SAPPHIRE" Corsets.
Miss Elizabeth T. DAILY is now con.
neoted with our store and will be pleased
to meet her friends there.
WORCESTER CORSET co.
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REMNANT FOR WILLIAMS.

Amherst. June q. - Amherst defeated
Wesleyan in a six-inning game which was
stopped by rain today
This victory gives Williams College the
pennant in the new triangular league
One more game 10 be played between
Williams and Amherst next Monday.
Should Williams win that game the Berk-
shire college will be tied with Dartmouth
for first place in the old triangular league.
Score:
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BURGO'S BENEFIT.
Many Attractions Scheduled Which viii
Be Worth Seeing.

Thursday evening an athletic enter
9S Front street, the proceeds of winch
will be given Walter Burgo, the boxer.
Burgo met with hard luck last
spring, breaking his arm in a boxing
match at Youngstown, Ohio. He was
in the midst of a successful ring ca
reer, as he had on several matches in
which good purses were hung up.
The program has been printed in The
Spy but in the last few days BurgO has
made a few additions, which makes it a
stronger card. Joe Robinson of Boston,
instructor in boxing and an adept in
punching the bag, has accepted the chal-
ienge of Dorev of Fail River. champion of
the state in that line, and there will be
match between them for medal.
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DEATHS.

this city. oath. Daniel z.
son of the late Catharine McGHlicuddv5
and the late Edmund Danahy.
Funeral from his late residence. No. q
>Endicott street, Monday morning at SIS.
Requiem high mass in st. Johns Church
al o'clock. Relatives and friends are
Invited 10 attend.
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MRS. MEAD RESIGNS.
President of Mount Holyoke Tenders H er
Resignation.

Springfield, June "a. - The Republican
will say tomorrow: Mrs. Elizabeth StOrrs
Mead, president of Mt. Holyoke College,
has handed to the trustees her resigna-
ton of her position, TO take effect one
year from date. The trustees received
the letter at the meeting Tuesday.
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ATTENTION K. of p.

Members of Damascus Lodge, No. 50
Are requested to attend the funeral Of our
I i, brother, J. y. Balcom, MONDAY. al
II a. m, at 20 Mill street. Members of the
order invited. Per order.
J. P. YOUNG, c. c.
f. S. GRAY, X. r. >
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
.E'||!A!GA'NlS G Guilty. { |.
That Said to BE the Verdict
Reached in His Trial BY
Courtmartlal.
Dismissal From the Military
Service the Penalty for
His Offense.
NO cLEMEIN &c ADVISED D
The President. However, Can
Z Tighten the Sentence II
2..,. He So Desires.
Verdict Reached in Forty
five Minutes After the
r....... Trial Ended.

CHICAGO, Jan. es,-A special to The
Times-Herald from Washington says:
" Dismissal from the military service of
the United States without any recon-.
mendation for clemency is the verdict
passed by the courtmartial on Commits
sary General Eagan for his recent viru-
lent attack upon Major General Miles.
The verdict was reached within 10 min
utes after the trial ended.
Notwithstanding the nature of the
courts conclusions the president can
exercise clemency if he so desires, and
General Eagan's friends will urge that
his punishment be confined to relieving
him from the duties of commissary gen
eral Of subsistence and to detail to
garrison duty. .:,2.'.' i. .f& .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
MET MUCH OPPOSITION.

Senator knyder's Oh ldrens Homo Bill
g-' ., Saved by Que Vote.
Senator Snyder's bill authorizing the
children's home society to take charge
Of children up to tire age Of IA years
came up in the senate on general orders
and occupied nearly the entire time OF q
rather HOMOGENEOUS session. Several Of
the best speakers of the senate were ar
rayed again, the bill and it was saved
from indefinite postI onement by q very
narrow margin. On the motion to
recommend the bill to pass the vote was
q to 26 and the motion that it be placed
on the calendar carried by 20 to 20.
~ 90 New Senate Measures.
L by MISUNDERSTANDING for the Tor
Eens land transfer system. u u 5S
y BY Met arthy Providing for q stata
park at Leech Lake.
BY Miller-Declaring trusts illegal
ana providing punishment therefor.
BY Ryder-To license surveyors. 45
BY Ryder-Providing that all claims
of $25 and less against counties be paid
ut or: thers to lay over 80 days.
i. 81. Providing graded pensions
for L.: is of rural schools.
BY McGowan-To prevent pooling of
rates by common carriers. d. g.
BY Mccarthy Fixing the salary of
the warden of the Saltwater peniten-
tiary at $4,000.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
'IORSOg BILL PASSES
House Declares the Railroad
commissioners Should
Be Elective. Id
HOT FIGHT IN TIE SENATE
snyder's children's Home Bill
Pulls Through BY Just
sGs One Vote.
HOT FIGHT IN TIE SENATE

81. PAUL. Jan. 28.-House bill No. 10,
BY Mr.: Torson. which makes radical
changes in the system of selecting mem.
bers Of the railroad and warehouse com.
mission. was passed with practically no
debate, the matter having been thor
oughly threshed over in committee Of
the whole. The bill as passed provides
that members Of TIN, commission shall
be elected by the people. to hold Office
four years, and that the election shall
displace not more than two members at
the same time. The law, Us amended,
provides that only those whose terms
expire within the next two years shall
be replaced and then to hold Office only
until the new system. becomes opera
tive. The final vote was 9Syeas. IA nays.
~. .. Other Bills Disposed Of
In, addition to II. +. 10 the house
passed H. F. 48. by Mr.. Wood, providing
for the election of assessors in incorro-
rated villages. Under suspension of the
rules S. F. 1O3, relating to the publica-
ton of delinquent tax lists in certain
cases, andeS. F. 118. referring to parties
in civil actions, were given tEeir third
reading and final vote. All that the
house accomplished OH general orders
was a favorable recommendation of II.
F. 1O5. intended to afford some security
to the property Of persons conn. lied to
the insane hospital. Fl. "l,...,s
The committee on appropriations re-
ported favorably the bill 20 allow q
bounty of $4,000. to the sugar factory
located at ST. Louis Park.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
Go :. south It !.
This Winter.

For the present winter season the
louisville 4 Nashville Railroad com.
pany has improved its already near.
" perfect through service OF Pull
man Vestibuled sleeping ears and
elegant day coaches from Cincinnati.
k0uisville, st. Louis and Chicago, to
Mobile, New Orleans and the Gulf
coast. ThOmaaville. ia, Pensacola,
Jacksonville, Tampa, Palm Beach
and other points Ia Florida. Perfect
connection will he made with
steamer lines for Cuba. Porto Rico,
Nassau and West Indian ports.
Tourist and HOme-Seekers excursion
tickets on sale at low rates. Write
c.. p. AtmOre. General Passenger
Agent. Louisville, ky., for par
t!culars. ':..e.@ r., IN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
ON, MINNESOTA PIG IRON.

House and Senate Receive Bills Prevailing
= bounty.
Both houses of the legislature have
been asked to consider, a proposition of
vast importance to the. manufacturing
industries of the state. In the house
the bill was introduced by Mr.. Lay
bour, and in the upper house by Sera-
tor Daugherty, also of Duluth. In both
instances the measure was the same.
Its chief provision ls for bounty of so
cents ton on manufactured pig iron.
the purpose of this act Of generosity OF,
the part Of the state being the encour-
age,neNt Of iron manufacture. In tho
house aud senate tho bill was referred
to The committees Oh manutac lures.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
ln [ ! } | ] ]
Chairman Hull Abandons the
Idea Of Regular Army
Of 100. 900 Men.
Number Made 5000 and the
President Given Power M
toIncrease II. S
OPPOSITION TOO STRONG
Henderson Of Iowa and Other
Republicans Threatened
.'..H.-( to Defeat 1t. Fl
" ~ H. };tsLt ---- :. = -.4Ft AZ = < VI & l8
Proposed Modification, How
ever, Does Not Insure
q. s. an. Its Passage. .s.n#'f Z
OPPOSITION q 100 STRONG \

% WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The opposi-
hon to the army reorganization bill on
the Republican side of the house has be-
come SO strong that Chairman Hull,
after MFR. Henderson Of Iowa, one of the
floor leaders of the majority, had threat
ened to vote to recommit the bill, de-
cide1 it would be wise, in order to Sc
cure its passage, to abandon the aim Of
providing directly for /; regular army Of
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
LAST DAYS TESTIMONY.
Evidence Tending tn show Eagsn Had
- az Lost His Mental balance. &!s

Evidence Tending to show Eagsn Had
- az Lost His Mental balance.
WASHINGTON. Jan: se.-The case of
Commissary General Charles P. Eagan,
charged with conduct nnbecoming an
officer and q gentleman and with con:
duct tending to the prejudice Of good
order and military discipline, is now in
the hands Of the courtmartial appointed
to try him. The taking of testimony
has been closed and arguments of coun-
sci submitted. The trial had lasted
three days and consumed less than eight
hours Of actual sitting. A session be-
hind closed doors of an hour or 30 suf-
feed for the court to reach a conclusion
and embody a report. What the YER
dict was is r s7'a7 IN - ,..ES
Altogether Natter Of Speculation,
and officially, at least, will not be made
public by the trial board, military regu-
lations requiring that ito. findings shall
60 through prescribed channels and be
kept secret until action be had and pro-
mulgated by the the proper reviewing
authorities. The testimony at the clos
ing session Of the court was directed
largely to establishing the fact that the
general had lost his mental balance as a
result of the charges made against him
by General Miles. His daughter and
her husband >told of the generals
changed condition and intimated that
they had great fears that he might at
any time kill his accuser. Mr.. Mckee,
q lifelong friend, stated that at that
time he believed him actually insane.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
,alunpie Rsllo, pest roxed.

KEoKUK, Ia, Jan. ,2S.-The residence
of Mrs. Augusta w. Kilbourne has
burned. All her valuable relics and su,l-
venirs were destroyed. Mrs. Kllbourne
is the mother-in-law of General John NJ
Schotield and General Hiram Barney.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
Fire ON the Stage 1t = Magic Lantern En-
n .s n fAeN = inmsnf Canaeal = Rfannada

Fire ON the Stage at = Magic Lantern En-.
u tsrtainment Caused . stampede.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 28.-A special
to The Evening Wisconsin from Dodge.
vile, Wis, says: Apanic occurred in
the opera house, during magic Lantern
show, the oils of the lantern becoming
ignited, setting fire to the curtain.
Four hundred people were in the hall
and the excitement was intense.
Women tainted and many persons
were severely hurt. The crowd Quoted
down when the greater portion had
bolted through the door. The fire on
the stage was brought under control
without much damage. I
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
FOR THE NEW CAPITOL.

Commission Author seA to Issue $500, 900
q Certificates Of Indebtedness. ,..,,.
The senate committee on public build
!ngs reported favorably upon tho Hor-
ton bill to allow the capitol commission
10 issue certificates Of Indebtedness for
the amount Of the funl remaining due,
or about $3.50. 00U at ! per cent, and also
the bill authorizing the commission to
exercise it's discretion as to the amount
to I've withheld from the pay Of the con-
tractors for the indemnity of the st,.e.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31

Unlon Pacific For Oregon short Liss. I
l# NEW YORK. Jan. Sit is stated that
the details fo. the plan for the exchange
OF Union Pacific common stock tor' Ore
En,s:1iltr i,ine stosl will DC fs;ftsiof pub
lie ia IN s.uvertisem;,nC. The directors
OF the Union Pacillc have settled the
terms and the Official announcement is
expected during the day.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
Named bx Governor Lind.

q. q, Naraed by Governor Lind. l,... :
ST. PAUL, Jan. %. Governor Lind has
made six new appointments. W.. w.
Fu.well is reappointed to the state board
o. corrections and charities. and John
". Willis of st. Paul succeeds Condo
Ednlin on the same board. On the
board Of normal regents Pierce Butler
replaces Dean Pattee, George E. Norby
replaces Andrew Gvindeland, ). Dubois
OF Stearns replaces L. B. Ward, and 6.
A. Nye Of Clay county takes F. g.. Com
stocks chair. sS.55 5.> .SZ
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
Labor Bureau stan.

Commissioner McHale has appointed
Che following assistants. Assistant la
tor comm issioner, N. p. Olson, Mime
apo deputy labor commissioner, A.
=. Graves, st. Paul; factory inspector,
Alex NJ ;Callum, Duluth.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
williams Birth day.

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-Emperor William
received the birthday congratulations Of
his family, and after special service
in the chapel of the castle, he held r.
t.. &.tl0 ~, e. 49, .'s% ) ~. - ...ft
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-31
DROPPED. OUT OF SIGHT
Newly Welded Sioux city Couple Cannot
.. ., He Found. rs

Sioux CITY, Ia, Jan. 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert Kurtzreiter Of Sioux City
have mysteriously dropped out of sight.
Efforts Of the police to find them have
SO far been futile. They were married
on Dec. ~, and after living few days
in their new home suddenly disap-
peared. They owed no debts and no
reason has been advanced to account
for the disappearance.
On the evening of the 10Th they enter.
tanned visitors at their new home. The
next morning callers at the house found
it empty. The premises seemed to have
been abandoned at moments notice,
and not only the furniture, but the occu.
pants clothing was left behind. The
kurtzreiters have not been seen since,
nor have any Of their relatives heard
fror" then, Foul play is snanacta.a
PANIC IN A THEATER.