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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30

1t is to your interest to call and in
spect this line, which was never be-
fore so complete as at present.
Shirts and Drawers.
Mems camels-hair, double back and
front, ribbed tail, and elastic knit
cuffs, would sell readily for
$I.2J, this sale. LOO
Men heavy ileeced lined double back
and front shirts and drawers all
nicely silk striped, a garment we
have spent time and labor TO find
to sell unpopular price. Call
and inspect. This sale $50
Tan and All Wool Shirts and Drawers.
Tan all wool shirts and drawcrs-a
broken line we wish TO close out,
sold for 81, most all sizes, but Only
about six dozen in all. Come quick
and get your size. To
Mems heavy ribbed shirts and draw
ers, nicely made up with crochctcd
collar, pearl buttons and slightly
fieeced, a capital fall gar
ment, this sale. 4SC
In our stock which we are endeav-
oring to clean up there are many
great bargains in odd garments that
are bound to go; first come. first
served, SO be quick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
Ladies' and ChiIdren'S
Underwear.

Infants heavy lleeced ribbed
vests, l, =. ), /, choice. SC
One case children's elastic ribbed
fleece-lined ecru color vests and
pants; we start them at,
size 10. Observation-Disclosures. SC
One case misses and childrcn'5
vests, pants and drawers, natural
gray, ali new goods, we start
them, size 10, at .... 80. 7C
Infants fine wool vests in gray,
sizes, l, 2, 3, 1, 5, choice. I5C
40 dozen ladies' ribbed ecru ileeced
finished vests and pants, with silk
tape and pearl buttons, gusset
sleeves, the best garment that can
be found in the tri-cities,
only sc
Ladies' extra heavy quality vests and
pants, Richelicu ribbed, gusseted
sleeve, Substituted neck and front,
pearl buttons, cheap at 42c,
for this week. ... ... $50
Our ladies' 50cent garments are of
beautiful quality, made from the
best selected Mocha combed yarn,
smooth as sealskin. we have them
in eucre and gray,
all sizes SUC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
Fall Dress Silks.

24-inch black Habutai silks,
special price. .......... $50
2l-inch black satin duchesse,
worth 81, special per yard. z5C
20inch colored liberty satin,
all silk, worth 81, special
per yard. $50
21-inch ripped tafreta silks,
worth S1.1O, special price
per yard. ............ $50
Cheney Brothers new fall taft
feta silks, per yard, $3.50,
$1.39, $l-25 and. .-........ csc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
stopped the nackache.

4. K. Bass, Morgantown. Ind,
writes: | was afflicted with kidney
disease and bad 10 get up quite often
during the night and suffered severe
pains in Kidneys and with backache.
used Folev's Kidney Cure After
taking three bottles L am entirely
cured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
Mems Underwear.

1t is to your interest to call and in
spect this line, which was never be
fore so complete as at present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
Time Is Fleeing.

The forms for the new tri-city tele-
phone directory will be closed Oct. l,
and after that date it will be impos-
,.ble o insert any new names. Can
you afford to he left out? Don't de-
lay-only three days left. Drop US a
posta, or telephone HOO, and our
representative will call on you.
CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONEC Co.
w. b. ROBEETs. Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30

The healing properties of Banner
SaIve are truly marvellous 1t is a
thorough antiseptic aud heals all
wounds, cuts and burns without leay-
inc a scar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
Linen Department.

Linen department.
Good quality Turkish towels,
special, each. ..... SC
Honeycomb towels. colored
border, special, each ... sc
Unbleached honeycomb towels
extra heavy. fancy border,
special, each ........ 7C
Extra large size Turkish tow
els, special, each ....... roc
ISN27 hemstitched damask
traycloths, in assorted pat
terms. special, each ..... zoe
24x2i double hemstitched
lunch cloths. in assorted
patterns. special. each O0c
56x36 double hemstitched
lunch cloths, pure German
linen. in assorted patterns,
special, each ..-... csc
One lot extra heavy white
bedspreads, large size, worth
81, special, each ...- 73C
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30

Arnold's Bromo Celery cures head.
aches; 10. IS and so cents Reiss
drug store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-30
Special Mention.

We have just received one case OF
mems black fleece lined socks, ex-
ira quality, that we have decided
to run in this sale, per
pair. .. ......-. I24C
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-15
Nils SIGNED BY THE Governor,

Special Dispatch to tie Post barneenr.
#ALYMPIA, March l4-Every senate bill has now been
III acted on and there but 10 house bills and Is
resolutions awaiting the governors action. Bills
1feued today as follows.
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chaser or ais successor IA interest
enaIl. II the Judgment debtor DO net
redeem have . iser upor. tae erors
RAISED o. harvested thereon during tho
Period Of such possession for interest
e1 TIE purchase price ut sae rate 81
Per cent Per annzs-s during the period
OF Possession. and FOR any taxes with
interest. ana provided further, ina, in
case q any homestead occupied for
mat purpose AT the time Of sale the
judgment debtor shall have the right
70 retain Possession thereof during the
period OF redemption without account
ing scE IssGes or value OF occssrsascr-
SEC IL. In ali eases w...-e real ss-
sasS mas been. or may hereafter he
SOLD IN pursuance of law by virtue OF
an execution or other process. issued
upon an ordinary money judgment. or
Sy virtue ct execution. or other PRO-
cess issued upon decree for the fore
closure OF a mortgage or other lien, II
shaa D. the duty o. the sheriff or 9TH
er cfncer making such sale to exc
cute ana deliver 10 the purchaser. or
other person entitled To the same. a
cee1 OF conveyance Of the real estate
SO sold Immediately after the tine for
redemption from such sale has ex-
PRED Provided. such sale has been
duly confirmed by order at the court.
In case the term Of Office of the sa4r-
III or other officer making such sale
shall have expired before sufficient
ceec has been executed, then tAe sue
eessor in office OF such sheriff shall.
within the time specified in this act.
execute and deliver to the purchaser
or other person entitled 10 the same a
deed Of the premises SO sold, and such
~ - SRx.r4
convey to the grantee the lands or
premises SO sold as If the deed had
been male by the sheriff or other Of
ficer who made the sale
Sec II. The party To whom such
sherlff's deed is given shall. upon re-
ceipt thereof. take the same TO the
clerk OF the superior court. who shall
enter in his book Of lcvies. where the
levy is recorded. the sale OF real es-
tate therein conveyed and shall in
dorse The fact upon the deed with tho
date when presented to him and when
made. And no county auditor shall
record any such deed without such
Endorsement.
Sec. Is. An act relating TO sale OF
property under execution passed by
the legislature March :. 1877. and ap-
proved by the governor March 10.
1Ss. entitled, An act relating 10 the
sale Of property under execution and
DEGREES ana the confirmation of sher-
itf's sales and repeating sections sil.
81 aLa 5l4. 81. sis. al SIS 5is, I'D and
81, of volume 2, of Hills Annotated
Statutes and Codes of the State of
Washington. relating To the redsmp-
ton of real estate sold on decree OF
foreclosure and on execution is here
by repealed. Provided. such repeal
shall not affect any rights existing UNI
der said act or said sections, nor any
proceeding hereunder.
Sec. -. An emergency exists and this
act shall take effect Immediately
Passed the house Feb. Is. 1893
Passed the senate Feb. IS, 1880.
Approved March s. 1889.
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A CHURCH CHOIR RESIGNS.


Special Dsspatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
VICTORIA. =. c. March A-EseT since
some of the young ladies OF the Metro
gsoilsan Methodist choir here took part In
the high-ksekinx parts of the opera Pearl
OF Picking there has been = feeling among
the churca management and this pastor.
little too far. and consequently yesterday
afternoon the pastor gathered the choir
together and announced that the laws OF
the church distinctly forbid attendance Of
active adhsrents at theatrscass, amateur
or professional. or even dancing. and that
the choir mus. reisgtoussy abstain from
sach In future. or. falling that, their duty
was 10 resign.
The choir seemed to understand their
duty, for they Immediately resigned, with
the exception of three or four. The
church Is by far the largest in the city,
and the row has caused IA considerable
stir. Friends hope 10 patch uu tae trou-
bic. but both sides are nrm In their attl-
tude.
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Seattle. NASn.
Kind Friends, / feel better nes than
have In four years. and asi because
an, rid az that awfsl kidney disease.
feel now that shall live many years.
for your Hudyan haS restored srae 20
perfect health again. wrote yea that
nay feet and abdomen w0ula swell. e
you remember and that the doctor
told me | should have 20 be tapped
Wen. Just ss soon as ] began taking
ths Huayan the swelling began e. sub
side IL WAS very slow 81 ffss. bus IL
was sure ard that VAS whas wanted.
And tnaSe awful saaius ia ms back
aaon genf away. Mv Skin tnek M a
healthy coior ms strength Increased.
and my setEns ssSs. ! Eaet nav cid
doctor on tae street. ftse other aag tss
one whn haa treated rgs swe Years zg1
And who fsfa ne that would syof set
weIf ssaA be was SargrsNes He safe
tnas HmSyzm wAs sgsrs5g a sees gaests-
cine. an3 that s9s sessIa gTe$gfs ~ Sc
ia such ca@ss hereafter sSsi that !
exc yea szaorm staaa ! ear ever repay
] SHAH never SssS@ Az opportunity to
,.ss % SosEr good Fassssrsne. however,
ard already TWO % rsy tsfsnss ~Ao
have wpak ksAnsv< arc ~ s3yg t.
MRS 4. STEVENSON.
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t4StWaH- y ISL
Dear poCt0TS. | am glad 20 tell you
that Yut5r treatment has restored me
tu naA;ln ana strength again. Those
eissaaTe ssEte symptoms lave ala .yzasss-
and strength | am WORKING rixnt
&40rg every day and feel Just na@ My
kits0eys were So such bad cnna ton
THAI doctors rnta RE would never set
" aif suc ~hsn think at bow quick
~ yoar HudgaH slj1 the WORK and re-
stored fTfc 10 perfect health I wonder
at IL You should have seen nae ak
months aga. was Ike "a Skeleton
aus; really thought myself thar Il was
all uD with rae. attn grateful. - yass
Ter yogy valuable HBAxAn, ard VIII
tea All my friends about f.
GEiSTAVE. LARSON.
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.a I9s the confirmation and compile
ton OF the several grants 10 rhe sfara nv
the United States -
n ~ fzS-Proyiding for the conasrnna-
uon 81 rlxhfk-of-way for logging pur-
poses. f-
n. -. 1s-Pro.sdinr for condemns fsou
proceedings for rigtt-os way for irrlrasIng
bitches. canals and fumes.
-. -. As-To encourage and protect the
culture OF deep~water oysters
H. b. 1s)-F0r the rrotectsrn ~ gar..
animals ana birds. song birds and game
Esn and creating the office OF game var
III. II. 2sf-compu,sory ett,c.,sor r..
6tahI ct al - 4"ie' . -.
T. 9e-Amending 1897 game laws
"a, :. -. %-for the leasing OF me Nc
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been so collected by such purchaser
and accounted for 10 the redemptioner.
Sec. Il Until the expiration of the
time allowed for redemption the court
may restrain the commission os waste
on the property. But IL is not waste
for the persons in possession OF the
property at the time of the sale or
entitled TO possession aftsrward dur
ing the Period allowed for redemp-
ton, TO continue TO use IL in the same
manner In which II was previously
used. or 10 Use il ia the ordinary
course of husbandry. or to- make the
necessary repairs of buildings there
on. or TO use wood or timber on the
property therefor. or for the repairs
Of fences. or for fuel in his family
while ne occupies the property.
Sec. l.. The purchaser from the
day of sale until d resale or redemp-
tion. and the redemptioner from the
day Of his redemption until another
redemption. shall be entitled to the
possession Of the property purchased
or redeemed, unless the same be in
the possession OF tcaant. holding
under an unexpired lease and in such
Case shall be entitled TO receive from
such tenant the rents or the value
OF the use and occupation thereof dur
ing the period Of redemption. Pro-
vlded. that when a mortgage con-
tains a stipulation that in case OF fore
closure the mortgagor may remain In
possession Of the mortgaged prem
ises after sale and until the period Of
redemption has expired the court shall
make its decree to that effect. and
the mortsagor have such rights Pro-
yided. further. that as to any land so
a t.4f2fA IL
used for farming purposes. or which
is part OF a farm used az the time
OF the sale for farming purposes, the
Judgment DEBTOR shall be entitled 10
retain possession thereof during the
period OF redemption, and the pur-
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u !. M-Proyiding for laying out ana
MxAbiisb.ng private bitches and drasna
4 81 b. G2-Agthorizing cities ana towns
eber tean elsses or the nrat class to CON-
e4acf sewers and drains within aasexs-
sDent districts.
-. =. 4z'-Amenufng sections az and az.
lion Laws. 1897. ent.fiad, IAN act To
otect and promote the fruit growing and
AGRICULTURAL interests OF the state.
n. B. z1-AEaending an act relating IN
s1fies and town constructing. condemniur
everlasting. acquiring and ma.nta.nir,e
tasT works. lighting, power and eiectrIe
n&atS. etc.
81 3. &2-Reguiating uu,ua, ire snx,,r-
aefA associations and companies.
- y: As,--Amending an act relating To
~ eetecticfis survey. management rer
hnztson. lease and disposition OF state.
eeeten. school, tide. oyster and other
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LUMBER MANAGER SHORT.
c. A. Anderson $1,000 In Arrears
With His Company In TacOaa.

NORTH YAKIMA. March H.-C. H
Jones and George Brown. of the ST. Pau
and Tacoma lumber company who have
been here checking the accounts OF Local
Manager &. A. Anderson, returned TO IA
coma tonight.
Mr.. Jones authorizes the statement tina,
Anderson is $l.ssO short He cannot make
the amount good. Miles Cannon il uow In
charge OF the Yakima county yards.
Jones says "A criminal action will prohsa-
bly, be brought against Anderson. The lat
ter Is member Of the city council and
has been a popular and highly respected
CITIZEN
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TO PATROL NR|N6 sen.
ASSIGNMENT or REVENUE CIT
TENS MADE nv DEPARTMENT.
RusA. Cerwin. Perry and Grant Are
selected for the Duty-fAe Fleet.
which In n PaciAc waters, VIII
Leave May I aaa Remain Worth
tain the 18th Of September.

WASHINGTON. March N--ArranEe-
rasnss are now being perfected Al the
treasury department TO restore the patrol
81 Boring sea by four saigss OF the RIVE
nae cutter service.
Tire vessels 10 be assigned 70 ms dosy
are the Rush the Csrwtn. the Perry and
the Grant. All Of which are now on The
pacssis. coast.
TIE fleet viii sal north about May and
remain On duty until September Il.
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sos ~ @ A'Aa as"~as
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GArGel8. Wash.
Dear siEs; II ID naf say a gesosi
word for your medicine after w.na,
h has dome fer rae. wessia NOT f,s DO
ting Justice 30 yoH nor "a suffering hu-
mainly. I was troubled with nay back
FOR long time At ffrst thought IL
was oniY baekache. bat after a while
began 20 aotses heavy. whisssh wesss.
Fneni In nay waser Upon standing. Then
Noticed that ms kidneys were
weak snd fsir sure that was
gasng into ar that had Hrigatss
6issase. 1 went 20 doctor about
II. ard M told me. after be
ha6 examined rae Thoroughly. rhst I
had a ssrsasss ssdnsy trouble. snaassi
Wei Re prescribed for s-ac ard psas~sf
lse an strict diet bst Kept on gzs-
ting WORSE. csaa.nxssi doctors after
aSogt fares nsanssxf tguse. ana he ga
Fas SO acss<a iheF ehsf took esv~vmI
do ssa - good ssuas 81 th@yss wegXslf
fe.ssss ms szasn 81 my hack a hftar.
eat tat sss al kspt getting
bexan year fsaay kn assss.t IRIS
issss. ass& 9noH f0aad that was xasss-
l1g ssvezEf2. ard bow 4sgsF s&kfag !.
hsst sssFee nsosEas, f4na snaf / arr
caarsyt, sesiE.i sfs1 w&ss The whole
s0Ez9 asozsss kE0x ii las medicine,
J r. SftATTuGk-
haags@ss Nerve vitality. H5~arrasgsrr,
sEa1 Esess9saaxSGs Hxstm<&a ssssras.rts
Aessfa4 wsrvy. fsasiy I,s~
sexsgssk.
y st ssEgert ssFssaa sessss IT - fzr3es
t1@ ss4Gy&a 8Nrnsay Company. corner
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j. Hartness Cured.

New what essyn VAST
Tia3Yaa Remedy 60 ~ Dear strx. NV
kidney arr maN "a gUss1 sAsaysss. ta&akS
- year wonderful rassssrs1f. 4ae
Nea kr2sSs - gone Also tss pain In rpy
hack Th@xH 81 $50 More sesssxn@ms IA
raY astct. and au happy ny lfs
ws~ al gsssssa before. BON 4 - al SlH-
>fzssse
Thought of writing yusa fhrse wee ~
ag@ bat ! wanted To &&sf aa&
sxa < a1s - wIy aid symptoms w3asgsz
cazza tsacs. hey have Ea4 s-s1 - has
h~#ss more sAaH n naonta SINCE SOAK
sne gaSt Snzs Il e@a bs 81 zrsy sey-
v.ee u yGs 4Iss say ~
fEsET< f<S
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o. y. isl--An act relating &c drugs ana
medicines. the licensing of persons To eorn-
pound. dispense, buy and SELL etc
.. - Z-An act authorizing the Issuance
and sale OF bonds by cities to pay Tor To-
cal improvements.
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SENATE BILLS.

b. I1p-Extcnsion OF Marble Mount
IGOR Y6ad-
B. Z5-An act 10 amend an act en-
80, An act TO provide for the selefs-
Gou survey management. reclamation.
800 and disposition OF the state. grant
RI tie, oyster and other landz'
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
SAYSH He MUST 81 INDICATED
Capt Dreyfus Not Satisfied with
the Pardon Granted.
WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT.


Capt. Alfred Dreyfus. at 9 O'Clock on
the morning Of Sept. 20, left the prison
at Rennes. France. in which he had
been confined since his return from
Devils island. and proceeded to vern,
where he took a train bound for
Nantes. His departure was completely
unnoticed.
The pardon Is a part of the general
policy OF amnesty by the present gov
eminent. and is .Le logical outcome Of
the homogeneous verdict. By formal
condemnation the military chiefs are
satisfied and pressing reasons for their
prosecution is avoided. Much OF the
force must be knocked out Of the Drey-
fus campaign, and incidentally o.: OF
foreign criticism.
Leading newspapers OF the world
unanimously interpret Dreyfus' pardon
as an admission of the governments
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Washington-The postofice depart
ment has issued an order debarring
fromthe mails the matter issued by
the ex-Slaye Mutual Relief Bounty and
Pension association, with headquarters
at Nashville, Tenn.
Newport News, Va.-Active work on
the construction of the new 81 200, 900
dry-dock for the Newport News Ship
building and Drydock company has
been begun.
San Francisco. Cal.-The first of the
many petitions filed by Mrs. Nettie II.
Craven, in her renewed attack upon
the estate OF James G. Fair, was de-
MED by Superior Judge Trout.
Pittsbu.g, Pa.-The association OF
iron and steel sheet manufacturers has
advanced the price OF sheet 1910 to
1925 a ton, to take effect at once.
San Francisco, Cal.-The govern
ment has taken steps to secure posses
ion of Mission rock, which has been
held by the California Dry Dock con-
pany since 1870.
Princeton, N. MARK Twain, who
has been announced as coming to
Princeton, has Cancelled his engage
ment for a suite or rooms here. saying
that he intends remaining in England
for the winter.
Toledo. Ohio-Col. Brumberry OF the
British army is negotiating with the
Milburn wagon works for 1000 heavy
army wagons which are to be used in
the Transvaal in case val should break
out with the Boer republic.
New York-Thomas NJ. Croft, the ra-
cling secretary Of the Brighton Beach
Racing association, died at his home In
Brooklyn OF heart disease.
Berlin-In consequence Of the re-
cent election In Pima for member OF
the ~reichstag a majority Of the depu-
ties from Saxony are now socialists.
New York-Melville A.. Sheldon,
Louis Cohn. Isaac ]. Cohn. Sigmund
Klee and Moses j. Cohn. individually
and as members Of the firm Of COhn
Bros, Klee & Co., the New York Mu-
steal Record and the Manhattan Rail-
way Advertising company, filed a petit
: ton In bankruptcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
FOR CONTROL OF COMBINES
Recommendations Adop ed by tn,
ST. Louis Conference.
RESTRAINT OF Trade ACRIME,


The governors and attorncy-gencrais
attending Gov. Sayers' antitrust con
ference at st. Louis adopted resolu-
tions by which, IL they are transformed
into laws, all trusts. pools and com
binatlons In restraint OF trade will be
cIassed as criminal. and tramp cor
porations" will find existence a matter
OF difficulty.
The chief recommendations are rs
follows:
The enactment and enforcement.
both by the several states and the ma
ton, Of legislation that shall adequate
~ and fully define as crimes any at
tempted monopolization or restraint OF
trade In any line of industrial activity,
with provisions for adequate punish.
ment both of the individual or the cor
poration that shall be found guilty
thereof; punishment to the corporation
to the extent of It's dissolution.
THE enactment of state legislation
declaring that n corporation created In
one state to do business exclusively In
other states than where created shall
be prohibited from admission into any
state.
That no corporation should he
formed, In whole or In part. by any
corporation"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-29
CASUALTIES.

Lebanon, Mo.-The Culpepper-Shan-
non College building, that was built at
a cost Of $4,000. burned. The fire
caught from a defective flue.
Nacavllle, Cal.-By the explosion OF
a soda fountain in a bakery, Karl An
dler, an employe. was killed.
Ridgway, Pa.-The Ridgway tannery,
belonging to the Elk Tanning com
pany. was destroyed by fire. The loss
is estimated at 5000. 600.
Mexico, Mo.-James Callahan, II
years Old, a farmer, was killed by a
Wabash west-bound freight train near
this city.
Promised Land, l.. 1.-The plant oil
the American Fisheries company was
destroyed by fire. The loss cannot ye;
be estimated. but 1t is said the machin-
cry was worth nearly Sl00. 900.
st. Louis. Mo. John o. Dickey. a
clerk in the Burlington railroad Office
fell twenty feet from the Holman cycle
path bridge while riding a wheel aud
choked To death in the mud.