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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10

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nished. Address w 81. care Post-Intelii-
gencer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Temperature During First Week of December VIII
Be Below Normal.

s,ein 1879. I.iznar 1885. Sc. 81 and IS,
Balfour stewart 1879 and 1854. Netwander
BlIysi Ballot Muller 1885, schmidt 1900.
Voeder 1889. and BigoOw 1898. Tho r.
sultn of these researches dlffer from one
another. and none has general acceptance.
Also there has been much study o. lnF
relation between the frequency OF sun Spots
shd corresponding periods j. the weather.
Il L. results are conflicting, and INC feia-
r. IL not accepted as proved The reld-
{ .df Il exists ia updpuntodiN c1mpieA'
T., his Is what might be expected ia
r.. illogical phenomena. An excess OF
~. III In India implies an Increased as
tRlnsais demands an increased descent oi
abStn some other part Of inc woFIa, as
f2fi,xamplc. In Russia, Hence, an excess
Of rainfall In India would be coincident
with deficiency In Russia, and the Two
would have opposite phases In regard 10
the sunspot period. as Is found 10 be the
case.
again, II during the sunspot mhxima
there should be an increase in Atmosphere
pressure over the mid-Atlanilc, thert
would be an excess OF southwest WINDS
over the British Isles during this lime
/ Since winds in blowing over mountain
chains have their moisture condensed, anc
descend on the other side dry, the spov'
conditions might result during a sniispo
maximum in an excess OF moisture on ON
eide OF n mountain chain and denclehcI
on another.
I onnosite weather conditions In ditferep
+ nlaces during the sunspot cycle DO no
4 necessarIIy disprove the existence OF IN
cycle. The results OF various inVesti
gators from various parts OF ths wofl
need 10 be gathered and carefully copsid
cred from numerous standpoints.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19

Hearne, Texas. November 1s.--The Houston
and Texas Central pay car, in charge OF Cap
tain J. o. Carr, was in liearno Yesterday
afternoon distributing October salaries TO the
employees of the road.
Nineteen excursion tickets were sold from
this station Yesterday to Bryan account Of
Al G. Fields minstrcls, which showed there
last night. ,.,s
and .Judgo George N. Aldrodge Of Dallas are
in the city today looking after their ex-
tensye interests IN tho Brnzos bottom,
Colonel Il. ]. White is In Hearne TINS morn
ing from Mumford
prof. Mcconnell of Tyler has organized Q
dancing class in the city, Last night aftei
the regular lesson was gwen q III nu MN a NJ
the young people gathered AT inc nan sh'
had pleasant hop. -
II present indications count Tor anyth,ni
there viii be decided change. III the Weathe =
within the next few hours. A dri2zling ran
has been falling and now the wind Is blow
| ing from the north. A norther is probable
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Bryan personals.

nan. Texas, November 1s.-Quite crowd
fsearne people came to Bryan yesterday to
Eng the Al G. Field minstrels last night.
|ons the number The Post correspondent
me following: j. FELTON, Lane, w. Z.
81, r. G. Allen, ]. P. Oliver, Built Oliver,
Inrr Lockett, T. p. Griffin, P. S. Grogan.
u Coyie, Sam Adams, s. T.. Taylor, Seth
Wy '. r. Palms. Tom Freye and L. f..
Eililcan was represented in Bryan yester-
ny =. G. Williams and l.. G. Sellers;
Enoorn by Jeff Royder.
vert
|5ege Spencer Ford is attending district
W y Cameron. He is accompanied by his
Miss Josie Ford Kendrick.
~. a. n. Waidrop returned yesterday from
4 and Mrs. Pearl Bradley have returned
visit TO Austin.
-, ia Shepard of Call is visiting relatives
Wigle, district organizer OF the Era
~ Lille association Of Houston, is IN tins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
COOPERATION OF NEWSPAPERS IN
TAXING THE CENSUS.
II, rr,ors Are Holding Their cotton
Now--Commissione H"'e Ap
proved $4,000 OF Biiis.

Rranham. Texas. November lS.-Mr-
Thos Dwyer. director of the census Tor
The Ninth district, is in receipt OF lelter
from Director Merriman in when II 10
stated that tho cooperation OF the pre'o
of this district is desired for disseiniha''"H
census matter. In part lhe iet'e' 49,
~, ia nv desire to take any step 'na'
,,,r,,ses IN tighten and render more ei
feetive yo,Ir labors as supervisor VI
contribute materially towards hio'o ~
| feet census. Hence the Suggestion 80
,, .eels the powerful cooperation OF nv
na,ysnapers of your district. ~,
oan understand that nothing Wh'vn ,a ~.
he sn helpful to yourself anu W a
! acc and contribute SO mucp 'oi,-tinq
.on,nlete census enumeration as the
| ~ hearty and united co-operatior , ~
rawsnaner press" To TINS emu SI.,.,,srd
Merrirnan asks that MT. DMye, - the
him the name and location OF o@a hora the
newspapers in the district anu recnests
a1;tnrs decline to cooperate he - he
80, their verbal or written reiuaa.' .,e
.i.a. TO him, in order thut w
..,ar NAV he taken up al that ehu ~
,i,,o II is not stated whether OF 10
we Ne ,.A ia anv appropriation for the deSiie'
SEN Massrs chas wiede and Joe GUY, ra
! have nurchased tract OF ianu from al in
A. Williams at independence. "a 500
ing 500 acres. for when thes
Q0U. ,,.u ,,,,, be given II
o,,r+,sv hall al Lyons. the affair ps,ns -
~ hands of the following eonl1'i,p, NJ =
. ~. n Mayfeld, Waiia:e ,I,'t,
~. car,, Minor. Arrangement--h'ss - -, =
n t paa,ord o. Giesecke. S. ", PaVio,I ~ =
I'M, prooks. Floor--O. GiesecAe' ~
! rell Adams. Sam Miror. .,,a Eri
cotton receipts for the week enulhS -.
n aay night we're 1865 bales, mak ala , sJ
wagon receipts for the season 49,, ~ tam
d stock. 250S bales. Very little o, s4 sarme,
!. Ia being sold. majority OF 'n
: holaing for cents or better. ,,a
"y rha nnsic for the morning seryice
c ~ Methodist church will be iufnls ,el
~ aaendelseohn society The usnai sei
,aa, will he held, embracing prearnlps
~ nastor. DR.. j. l.. Massey, at - d,
nd n M and Sunday school at the us'
NJ Taryer, professor OF languases
,hs prairie View Normal and lnausn,
ca,,eee' is in the city today buying ia.n
!, ture Tor the new cottage when tne %
IA recently erected for his occupahs ,
n The county comniss'oHe.' "s.,,r be
ID the Term this morning aiies naF, Ia. =
l. in session the entire week. ne Iii a
moved al this term of the court WI,
e rrerate $4,000. The bulk of when
Il aaalnst the road and bridge fund. w
" rants against this fund are ALREADY pei DC,
y registered and II viii he several mon
2 before the fund gets back 10 casn pass
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs, -
Il Wheeler died YESTERDAY the paIcn.r
side in the vicinity OF Dreyer's store
r Al Burton sunday Mr.. Gethel DEM
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GIpDINGs GLEANINGs.
commissioners May work Conyicts
on the County Ronsis.


Giddings. Texas November ia iign'
rain is falling here this afternoon, with
favorable Indications for more to follow
A good general rain at this time would
he of much good to farming Interests as
II would enable the farmers 10 break theh
land for another crop. -,
Miss Mallie Folkes OF Deanvilie is VS.
ting her brother, j. r. Folkes. this Week
Mr. r.. Il. Knox returned home from pal
las Wednesday. He has been attenaihe
school there the past three months
The commissioners court adjourned TO-
dav after having been In Session since
Wnnday. They have let several contracts
sor new bridges in different portions Of
The county. The county convict question
is giving the court considerable worry Ioii
he nast year county convicts have laie
o on their fines in, the county jail tine
oo,,ntv has no convict farm and TINS IL
lying very poor satisfaction for the eN'
aaa,,sa incurred. II seems to be the opin'
p ;on NJ the court that to work the count!
c on upon the public roads WIZ CIV
sat,sfactory solution OF the, question.
pav q n. Simpson attended the Bapiis'
GO, convention at Dallas this week.
Jnape p. r. Sinks came over from Caia
Iii yI' yesterday. where district court Is u
wen ,or ~ spend Sunday with his family
Mrs d. G. Bowers OF Deanyiiie Is Wis
ting her sons, Judge l. H. ana )" " DO"
1 orG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19

ST. Joseph. Mo-. November iS.-tCopy-
righted. 1899, by w. T. Foster. My last
bulletin gave forecasts OF the storm wave
to cross the continent November y to 70
and the noxt will reach the Pacific coast
about the END cross west of Rockies
by close of 23rd, great central valleys 2vth
TO Goth Eastern States December ].
Warm wave Will cross west OF Rockies
country about the 9th, great ccntral val
leys 10Th, Eastern States 10Th, Cool wave
| viii cross west Of Rockies country about
! goth, great central valleys Decemoer =
Eastern States December 4
Temperature OF the weeking ending u.
| M December will average below norman
| In the great central valleys, about IN Az
lnntlc States and on Pacific slope. KAN
! fall Will be above normal in the great cen
trail valleys and below ON Pacific slope ana
/ in Atlantic states.
About the date OF this bulletin WhSe
of moderate temperature. averaging mueh
higher than the first week OF the month.
viii be moving slowly eastward across
/ the great central valleys ana tohoWihb
IL will come another severe cold wave
much like the first one of this month-aha
which VIII go far southwark
one OF my great successes was in cor
rectly forecasting the first cold wave oil
this month These cold waves are always
preceded by an unusually high temperature
wave and | had set October "a for IL y
pass meridian 30; II passed on the zSrn
/ had SET November 3 TO G for the loves
point TO pass meridian 80 and II WAS there
on time. , ,,t,,
vas IA on October 20 and lowest 81 dur
ing the first week in November, a ial
of AZ degrees. The correctness OF I'M
I. forecast has never been rqualed by an.
: other forecast, and IL proves the Brea
value of these bulletins The change u
Q temperature at Kansas City was about IN
= average Of what occurred throughout III
8 the east OF Rockies country.
!. PROF. II. H. CLAYTON'S OPINION
nj prof. Clayton Is meteorological for Blu
r. Hill. Mass. observatory, connected VII
Harvard university. He Is believer J
N the possibility OF making practical Ion
ii iange weather forecasts and has accom-
plished much valuable work IN that al
rection. He recently read a paper befoi
The American Academy OF Arts az
rclences. from which following quotation
are made: . >,
A weather have occupied the attention
!. many workers, and can refer only 10
= brief way to Investigations along oth'
y lines than those on which ! nave pes
l. engaged,
se "A knoWiensc VI wy e~is.'S 49,
=, and diurnal periods in the weather
- older than history. and the fact that the
neriods depend on changes In the positit
Of the sun Is universally recognized.
large part Of the labor OF rnsteorologsts
a the present time is devoted to deterinnln
n FOR different parts Of the world, the amou
:. OF change In weather conditions resul
VI ing from these periods.
TO Many Investigators have sought
,e rrove period IN terrestrial magnetic
ee ana IN meteorological phenomena conci
OF ing with the rotation Of the sun on
axis. Among these are Broun 1873. Hor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
ELECTION FIGURES.
statement IN the COurier-Journai OF
the Count,

Louisville. November 1S.-The Courier
Journal tomorrow VIII gay: The Official
court OF the election returns in the twelve
wards of the city 81 Louisville gives Tay-
lor plurality OF 29so votes, These figures s
included thirty .one precincts which huve
beer contested BY the democrats but 90
moi include the vote In ten precincts
which have been passed by the eolninis-
nrecinets. according 10 newspaper returns
gave GoebeI plurality OF 1876, The cou-
rier- Journals unofficial returns gave
Louisville and Jefferson county TO
I Taylor by 226s votes. Monday the election
officers will take up the count In the
( thirty precincts In the county outside Q
4 Louisville These will increase Taylor
plurality.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
r.huacnnn Tnnics.

T4huaoana. Texas. November iS.-Friends
win regret TO learn that pr. l., A. Johnson.
who has been confined TO his bed for several
weeks with typhoid fever, has become sud-
denly worse His condition Is now considered
~ attending physicians as critical.
Mrs Butts OF Fort Worth. assistant synod
zeal vice president Womans Missionary So
clety. is attending the meeting Of the pres.
REV, Or. HalseiI OF Houston - here n
the interest Of tho Cumberland PreBpyterag
church It that place. He has seeus@ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
and Miss Emma Black, daughter OF MI,
and Mrs. John Black, will be united IN

and Miss Emma Black, daughter of MF.
and Mrs John Black, Will be uniteu 10
marriage.
A meeting of the board of trustees oil inc
Prairie Hill school was held Friday 70
take some action in regard to ire reports
OF scarlet fever among the pupils OF the
school On the statements of physician
that the disease was not scarlet fever the
trustees decided that it was not necessary
TO suspend the school.
The work of tearing away the old two
story residence. preparatory 10 the efea-
ton of a modern Rome by Mr.. FRANK
Giesecke. is well under way.
Mrs. Hugh Lusk entertained the XIII
club Friday afternoon. The neXi mectlne
will be held with Miss Mollie White Harri-
son.
! Rev. Y. w. solomon left last evening
| for Kenney, and from there VIII go
sempronlus 10 hold the last quarterly
I meeting of the conference year
The regular practice meeting of the Men
delssohn society was held at Music Ia
at o'clock this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
bond Proposition to he Resubmitaea

Baird, Texas, November 1.-THE prop
osition to issue $4,000 In bonds having
been defeated on the 18th inst. the com
missioners court OF Callahan county has
ordered another election re-subnittihg lno
mine whether or not $4,000 in bonds shall
he Issued for the purpose of rebuilding
the court house. -, s,a ono +,
The city OF Baird will Issue slo,ooe IN
bonds tor the purpose Of building scnool
house..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
.,.a.. pIcasants' appointment.

Cuero, Texas, November IS'--Juuge HUp-
or, A. peasants received his commission
today to succeed mis- lamentei father, a
higher tribute 10 Judge H. Clay Plcasants
ca,,ld moi have been made than the APP
pointment ard Governor Savers has done
4 most graceful act, at the same time GET
ting strong man on the bench Juds g
R. a. Pleasants will leave the latter part
OF next week 10 take his seat.
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g = y = =
The Famous Remedy for
is Grip with us againr
lrrnm N. Y. Herald.l

7 TUTI
1T would appear from reports received
from practicing physicians in different
parts OF the country that Grip In more
or less epidemic form is beginning 10
make It's appearance. The symptoms are
said to be OF distinctly catarrhal char
acter and TO tend toward puimonic CON-
nlioations. This gives the diease grave
aspect"
'77' taken early cuts II short promptly.
Taken during its prevalence, preoccu-
pies the system and prevents It's IN
vasion.
Taken while suffering from 1t. cure is
speedily realized.
Manual Of all Diseases sent free
For sale by all druggists. or sent on receipt
OF price, 25c and sioo. Humphreys Homco-
pathlc Medicine Co., Cor. William g. John
I gis NJ Y, XIX
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nnrrs unIsted FIngs.

Capetown. Tuesday. November 14.-fhe
Boer commando from Rockville, 400 strong
entered Aliwainorth Yesterday ana hois,eu
,ho ancs of both Republics in the market
square proclaiming the district republic
can territory. The Britishers were given
fourteen days notice to quit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
YpursTEAD NEWS ITEMS.
commissioners Have bought co"n
comm Farm in the Bottoms.

~ Farm in the bottoms.
.,a.d Texas, November 1S.-The
.a,a commissioners have closed con-
49,, With r. R. McDade. whereby they
49, cnass a tract of 200 acres bordering on
purcnase hottom seven miles south OF
IN, me n nlty. to Be converted into count,
me ~; farm The tract was secured a.
convict "a terms and on good time. II
vcn III 10 rs q h hs i prssby
terrain enu saht 10 the residence OF u. P
Friday pra,sy p south Of the city and gave min
and family The thirtieth wedding ami
occasion waI esteemed couple. Plent,
s .s sapts q and rsfresbments were carried
along. . uopular young MAI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19

Nacogdoches, Texas. November ls.--At a
negro festival, four miles west Of town.
last night Clark Lee fred the contents OF
bis sho,gun. loaded with small sho, into
poh Whits's left breast at close range
Wb,ta is In critical condition and Lee
is n Jail. The row started over game OF
craps.
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towards tho purchase OF church lot in
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
J eeble Kidneys

y eealth the kidneys strain all impuri-
rom the blood. Diseased, they al
s1e poisons to accumulate. Weak
e come from weak stomachs. Build
l{sys ssomarh with Hostefter's stomach
nsx. The Bitters ssediros constipa-
ae'sesiion. dysps Z. a, biliousness.
q p ,.xss and general debility. zee
.lysfe Rsvenus Stamp covers the
q the bottle.
Hogtotter's
8tculach
Hittors
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
Albion Prairie.

Ladies' Aid of the 2 M church will
meet with Mrs Ann Hall next week.
Misses Mary and Alice Ebbott of Ed
gerton, are visiting relatives and friends
on the Prairie.
Joseph Vickers and bride returned on
Tuesday from Mitchell S D, to make
Wisconsin their future home.
Miss Ida Calder returned last Friday
from Monroe where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs w Drake.
Mr. and Mrs II Marsden and Mr. and
Mrs Joe Conn of Edgerton, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs A Bunting.
Mrs John Stark and Albert Stark of
Johnson's Creek and Mr. Kensler of
Cambridge, were callers on the Prairie
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Vickers gave re-
ception last Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Vickers. About 80
invitations were issued to their nearest
relatives. The bride and groom arrived
a. 4:45 o'clock ~. They were received
with open arms and best wishes and
many hearty handshake. After con-
gratulations were over, most bountiful
supper was served after which all re-
turned to the drawing room, but were
soon informed that the serenaders had
surrounded the house.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
Fulton.

Mrs Pease has been very sick but is
gaining again.
Mr. James Bigger had the misfortune
to break his collar bone while helping to
raise his new barn.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Saxby spent three
days visiting friends in Madison and vi
cinity last week.
A telegram called Mr. Dodge to his son
who were dangerously i'll one day last
week, but later report came that he is
better.
Rev DR. Carrier, of Beloit, superinten-
dent of the State missions for. Wiscon-
sin, will fill the pulpit in Fulton church
next Sunday morning May full house
greet him.
A thanksgiving service will be held in
Fulton church on Thanksgiving morn
ing at 1870. Besides a good sermon,
which we are always sure of from the
pastor, extra music is being prepared.
Let all come who can and be thankful
together.
A majority of the farmers have finished
husking corn and are now busy strip
ing tobacco which the fine weather of
the past two weeks has brought in good
condition to handle, in most cases the
tobacco is all down and a few have
nearly finished stripping.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24

Mrs Neil Mckinley continues very low.
Mr. .Thos Ford has had his we'll drilled
and has put up new steel wind-m
Our beautiful fall weather is greatly
appreciated and commented upon by all.
Mr. William Tiernan and little son of
New Hampton, Iowa, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Mr. Mark Cheesebro and sister, Leo,
and Miss Maggie Stafford of the town of
Fulton were visitors recently.
A goodly number of the farmers are
stripping tobacco, the wet weather last
week enabling them to get the leaf down.
Eagle creamery paid an average price
81 cents per hundred for October milk.
Some Of the patrons received as high as
$]1O.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
StOughtOn.

/ The wife of Anton Olson, residing on
the Collins farm in Dunkirk, who re-
Gently lost her sight through sickness,
is now recovering the same.
III A Hulsether sold last week Mrs
Thos Thompson's farm of Ill acres near
Utica to John Eide and Gisls Hamre,
consideration about $4,000. He also sold
John Eide's 40 acres near Utica to John
Furan for 5000.
Carl Kittilson has sold out his business
at Grand Falls, Tex, and returned to
our city. Mr. Kittilson is visiting her
parents in Iowa, for a few weeks, after
which they will make Stoughton their
future home. The estimable couple will
gladly be welcomed back.
julius 81 Dawes of Stoughton, who
was arrested by Potoffice Inspector
Mayer some months ago for using the
mails for fraudulent purposes, pleaded
guilty before Judge Kohlsaat in the
United states district court and was fined
$500. He sent out circulars advertising
valuable diamonds which could be OBJ
tanned at low cost.
DR. Albert Kittilson is expected home
next week from Alaska where he has
spent the past three years. 1t is said
the DR. brings home about 100000 as
his share of the profits. The DR. also
has 81 valuable claims, some of which
are estimated to be worth 100000. Mr.
Kittilson appears to have struck it rich
and his friends here stand ready to con-
graduate him.
Insist on having Maple City Self,
Washing Soap if you want the best. For
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1899-11-24
GAINESVILLE.

Edward Cornell, a well-known insur-
of the main street at eight o'clock Mon
toughs who knocked him down and went
was badly cut about the head and face.
The government officials in Washing
ton have asked for an abstract of the
property at Franklin and Pleasant SITS,
which is to be the site of the new feder-
al building. An undivided interest in
these two lots was acquired April 20,
1886, by Solomon Juneau, the pioneer
Wisconsin trader.
Fred O'Brien has been arrested on the
charge of assault with intent to kill
Frank O'Brien, Nora OBrien, Winnie
O'Brien, Virgil O'Brien and Willie
O'Brien. He exploded a half pound
dynamite cartridge under his uncle's
house, where his wife, who had left him,
was staying. He says he wanted to
brighten his wife.
Negotiations were closed Saturday for
the transfer of the factory of Page &
Thomas from Chicago to this city. The
Richardson building at North Main
street and Pease court will be used as
the factory building after being thor
oughly remodeled. The new factory
will contain the latest of machinery used
in the manufacture of women's Jackets
cloaks and all outer garments. About
sixty hands will be employed at the
start, the greater portion being girls.
The cripple making corn shredder got
in its work again Friday and an accident
followed which resulted in the death of
the unfortunate victim. Jesse Harvey, a
farmer residing in Center was feeding a
corn shredder, opposite the postofice,
when his right hand was caught in some
manner in the machine and he was
pulled in up to his body. Before the
machine could be stopped his arm was
so badly mangled that it had to be am
putated at the shoulder. On making
an examination it was found that his
chest and head were also injured. Mr.
Harvey is sixty three years old.