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New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Grand Rapids, Mich, April 29-Mildred Preston
nTad wn9 sso alleged re & to haye recently
BY young woman of this city. is under arrest at
Seattle, Wash, April 29-Residents of the Haines
Mission, eighteen miles below Skaguay. on the
Lynn Canal, have made appeal to the Army Off
the feared indian Uprising The trouble arose oRr
the Imprisonment of Indians arrested for murders
OF Mason City, who disappeared on March 81, was
sazenstern one mile west Of Athens, with "a stone
Ieh Dehng f y pounds aaGhed TO the neck James
Moore, the men last seen with Carter. have been
says Deputy sher Joh3 if3m meIean iaaf
shot and instantly killed in the village of Brim-
thompson. Mclean recently purchased the house
was Re result of an M nd the shooting he
possession. Thompson arrested
e Buffalo; April 2s-Rufus s1 H: Huh. aged sixty,
was local cashier for the former so
himself while in his room the Arlington Hotel
the companies consolidated and was despondent.
Frankfort, Ky. April 29-The penitentiary chair
shops were burned last night, entailing a loss of
$4,000 Huge tanks of kerosene and naphtha were
Guilty prevented the flames from reaching them
taneous combustion. The State owns the wrecked
oulIalng ana part OF the MACHINERY, and the stock
Marshall. Mo. April 29-Mindee Chowggoe the
negro Indian who escaped from jail here on Thurs
day night, after assaulting Sheriff Joseph Wilson
and his little SON. and shooting the Sherifs wife in
the arm when she came their assistance was
lynched at midnight last night by a mob of angry
citizens The lynchers forced an entrance TO the
jail, meeting with slight resistance the hands of
the officers, and dragged the prisoner out into the
jailyard, where ne was strung up 10 tree
Newark. y. Y, April 29.-Edward Morley went 10
the home Of c. W. Stewart, in Willow-st where
his wife is employed domestic early this
morning, and attempted to KIN her, He entered the
on the floor, drew razor from his pocket and in
hicted several gashes about her neck Leaving her
as he supposed. die, he went into the rear va rd
and cut his own throat with the weapon The
wound self inflicted so serious that h. died in
about an hour 1t is thought that his wife will re-
cover. Morley worth $4,000 few wears a 90
but lost his money and drank considerably fiis
wife left him two years ago Since then he has
served several terms I'm the workhouse and rountv
jail. He about forty years Old. '
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
SEELY RELEASED TO-DAY.
HE STOLE 1854, 900 FROM NATIONAL SHOE
AND LEATHER BANK.
PENITENTIARY-HIs WIFE DIVORCED
AND REMARRIED-SAYs STOLEN
MONEY is ALL GONE.
KINGS COUNTY

Samuel c. Seely who stole S3540 900 from the Ma
tional Shoe and Leather Bank, will be released
from the Kings County Penitentiary to-day at 9
o'clock after serving a sentence OF eight years,
which through good behavior decreased to five
wears and four months. Deserted by his wife, who
at first stood by him, but who has since obtained
divorce from him and been married to T. w.
Fowler Mr. Seely has little to look forward
He will as soon as possible leave this part of the
country and seek employment where he Is not
known.
1t is said that he has not cent of the hun
anew with the small amount he has earned in
prison and the customary suit that is furnished by
the penitentiary authorities
Mrs Fowler, formerly his wife is living at No.
422A Halsey-st., their former home. He says he
longs to his twelveyearold son Clarence. who
has discarded the of Seely and Is known
as Clarence Bennett Bennett being his mothers
maiden name. The father may apply to the courts
for permission to his
While in prison Mr.. Seely has been a model priS-
oner. At various times he has been cooks helper
In the kitchen and worked in the storekeepers of
EX-United States District Attorney F. W. Angel
is one few friends that left to Seely, and
It Is to Mr.. Angel that he will go when the gates
OF the penitenttary close behind him.
There is still future for Seely,' said Mr.. Angel
yesterday, because he has told that 1t will be
his aim to lead upright life hencef0rth."
Seelys crime discovered in the summer of
1894 He brought back from Chicago, and after
pleading guilty sentenced to the Kings County
Penitentiary by Judge Benedict in January, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
assistant secretary: William Foster. reading clerk;

assistant secretary; William Foster. reading clerk;
Joseph +. NcGin trustee.
Anti-Administration ticket-James A. Rahal.
president: Charles L. Hitschler, vice-president;
Samuel McCready, secretary treasurer; w. T. f.
Ward assistant secretary; E r.. Ingamells read
ing clerk; Joseph Fleury. trustee.
The arrangements for Big SKIS coming
position nearly all completed and everything
will be in readiness when the doors thrown
open at Grand Central Palace at o'clock on
Wednesday evening. About one hundred and thirty
exhibitors have secured space. and every branch
of the printers art will be represented All the
machinery known to the trade. from the days of
Benjamin Franklin up to the present time. will
be exhibited, and the gigantic cylinder printing
presses will be shown side by side with the old
hand presses of century ago. Altogether the ex-
hbitton will be one of the most unique and in
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
THE NEW CURRENCY LAW.
ELLIS H ROBERTS ON THE PROBABLE EFFECTS
OF THE REFUND1NG PROVISION.

Ellis H Roberts. Treasurer of the United States,
which will appear in this weeks issue of Lesie's
Weekly From advance slips the following inter
esting points in relation to the effects that will
follow the refunding provision of the law taken:
BY the adjustment of interest and the present
worth of the old securities basis of earnings
of pa per cent the Treasury has paid out sums
the loan market wherever National banks exist.
There Is TO be no increase in the volume of United
States bonds while the rate of interest Is reduced
The actual net profits on the transactions of the
first thirty days under the law are proved by actual
calculation UP April 10 upon the bonds given and
taken, the date OF their maturity to be $5.Oi i25
No exaggeraton is involved in assuming that before
Is will take the place of the older securities If
the older securities are surrendered in the ratio
for interest and present worth in the process will
amount 10 nearly $4,000 900. The profit to the
Government this basis Will reach S0,752 SS5, upon
average settlements for remainder of the sum. 3
of June / This will he realized at once, al so
much of the burden of the National debt and its
interest will be lifted from the shoulders of pos
teritY.
This achievement of refundng is incident due
the vital feature OF the new law. which is the
ntrenchment in the statutes OF the gold standard.
One result IS clear. No motive Is left for boarding
gold: exist for drawing that metal
from the Treasury No preteXt can be devised for
driving gold from the country
currency, and its chief increment March l. 1900,
the bonds pledged security for the circulation of
National banks were s2Ss 81 27O while on April 13
they had risen $26 430 $50 BY the concession of
10 per cent additional In notes against the bonds
increase follows of nearly s24000.00N The ely
culation which will be issued against the bonds
them in amount, and will add, compared with
March l. s2l s3130 making total increase to date
measure oe 1t cannot be predicted. but it will not
become dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
PEEKSKILL..

The boy choir of ST Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church has organized club, with the following
officers: Regent, Harry Dain projects, Fred Gar
rfson Erwin Gardner. Harry Weyser and James
Dain; librarian, Frank Travis assistant librarians
Frank Jewell and Graham Allen. Meetings are
held every Monday night.
The Village Trustees are considering a project to
pave Water-st. for a half mile with blocks
Governor Roosevelt having signed Assen,h,
Apgars bill, which repeals the prohibition of h+'
Ing trolley road in the Albany and Nev-ynrI
lost Road: so far as Cortlandtown is concerned
t, e eShskI traction Company, it is expected will
DtSlh preliminary work once on the nronoSad
me BET ween this village and Verpanck's Point bv
way OF Munger's Corners, Montrose ' ~
=, me )underberg Club had the annual onerip. o-
!us cIuthouse at Lake Oscawana last Thursdav
.h aLu q pig nsh dinner AT noon. Every member ~
,iss 1he club except Benjamin McCabe Of New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Joh T. Bowen of Boston: E.
Lawrence Jones, of Cincinnati. ASTOR-G. s.
Swineford. of Canton. Ohio: General John NJ. VIII
son, Chief of Engineers, L. s. A. BUCKINGHAM
Clifford Barnes. of Chicago; Senator A S. Clay
of Georgia. CAMBRIDGE-Mrs. r. r. Hit. wife
of Congressman HIT of Illinois; Mrs. Eugene Hail.
Of Ellsworth. Me FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Mel
son w. Aldrich of Rhode Island; Thomas c. Jen-
kins, of Pittsburg. HOFFMAN-Judge w. j. Wal
lace, of Albany: ex-Congressman Nathan Frank
of st. Louis; Anthony n. Brady, of Albany. HOI-
LAND-Senator James Mcmillan. of Michigan I'M
PERlAL-Colonel John A. Upshur of Norfolk
Va; Professor E. A. Mccormick, OF the Iowa State
University, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; the Rev. Frank
Bostwick, Of st. Paul. MANHATTAN-Dr E w
Shipman, of Vergennes, VT; Governor George X
Nash, of Ohio MURRAY HILL-Charles E
Grouse, of Syracuse. WALDORF-Governor John
Walter Smith of Maryland; General Thomas NJ
Vincent L. S. A; P. Rogortvensky. of the Russian
Embassy, Washington; Brgadier-General Thomas
NJ. Anderson, L. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Early yesterday morning burglars visited the out
skirts of this city made raid on the homes OF
several Of the residents Among the houses entered
were those of Jerome Stivers. the New-York car
riage manufacturer and H. NJ. Lloyd. The men
ransacked the houses. and even went into the
sleeping rooms, but did not carry away anything
except small amounts of money and watch or
two They evidently cared for nothing but money
OF jewelry. Harry Wise. Mr.. Stivers's stepson,
heard the men in the house and to the closet
for a shotgun. He fired them just they We're
going out Of the front gate, but it is not known
whether he hit them
Recruits again arriving in large numbers for
Fort Slocum Davids Island. IL is said that the
Government expects TO gather two thousand of
them the fort to be sent to the Philippine ISL
snds in September.
The Rev. John A. Kellner pastor of St. Gabriers
Church. after high yesterday morning deliv-
cred a farewell sermon his congregation. Father
Keller viii sail on Tuesday for Europe where he
will join Archbishop Corrigans party. Before he
leaves here committee Of the congregation Will
give him a bag of gold.
The Police Department has moved into quar-
ters in the City Hall Building. a patrol wagon
has been ordered. and is expected here this week
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
TEXAS FLOODS SUBSIDIEG.
SITUATION AT WACO MUCH IMPROVED YES
TERDAY

Waco, Tex. April 2s-The food situation is much
improved, the destitute and suffering being nearly
all provided with wearing apparel and food. The
citizens especially the business men, gave out
large quantities Of clothing and food, which
ameorated the suffering to great extent. The
principal difficulty the committee of organized char
iy, which has the distribution of supplies in charge
is meeting with is place to house the homeless.
Many houses contain several families, while many
persons are living in tents, fearing the predicted
overflow of the BraZoS.
The prospects of the BraZos not overlowng are
bright the river has been steadily falling since
yesterday, and is now only ten feet above the low
water mark.
The crop situation in the bottoms is considerably
worse, and many crops will have to be repanted
thus throwing the cotton crop, which is already
late, back about six weeks
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY. April. %. 1900
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. April. % 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mesaba (Br), Segrave. London April 10 with
ndse and 81 cabin passengers the Atlantic Transport
company Arrived at the Bar at 6:3j a
Steamer Cumbal tBr). Barry. Newcastle April IL In
ballast 10 W. r. Grace Co. at the Bar at
midnight.
Kansas City CBr) Savage Bristol April II
and Swansea II. with mdse Arkell & co. Ar
rived at the Bar 4:5O p
Steamer Llandar City (Rrl. Carey. Bristol April o and
Swansea IL. with mdse to James Arkeu & Co. Arrived
at the Bar at 1890 n.
mdse. Ill cabin steerage passengers to Com
pagnis Generate Transa atlantique. Arrived
Steamer Flumlnense CBr. Harvey Para April Is
with mdse and cabin passengers Edmund Reekes
& Co. Arrived at the Bar at 1245
Holsten Ger. Aarhuus Port Ilmon April -
with fruit TO the United Fruit Company
Par m.
steamer CTenfuegos (Cuban), smith ManzannIo April
IL and Cenruegos q. with mdse passenger 10
James f Ward & Co. Arrived at the Bar $50 p m.
steamer Fl sud. Higgins Orleans April -, with
o ] Sickle.
Steamer Hamilton Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
Steamer Comus new. Kembe Newport News bal
Steamer Buffalo (Br). Ioveridge Huh April Is with
mdse TO sanderson & Son. Arrived at the Bar T:sT
Sandy Hook, n j. April 20 $50 m-wind southwest
light breeze. clear
steamers Bettor QRr. for Hamburg: Exeter City Csr
for Bristol Ciwent tNor) for Barnes etc Far
well. for Palatka.
THE MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Queenstown. April ~ 1910 a m-Saned. Steamer
Prawle Point. April 3a- Passed. steamers Manitou
Isrl, Cannons London for New York. Southwark (3r
Gibraltar. April 20-Passed. steamer Victoria tBrl
Bridges. Genoa. ETC.. Tor New-York-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
LARCHMONT.

The Trustees of Larchmont Manor will hold their
annual meeting next Friday night, when Frank r.
Hardy chairman of the Regatta Committee of the
I.archmont Yacht Club will take the Office Of
President. II is rumored that there is an impend-
ing change IN the Police Department, involving the
dismissal OF Chief Stewart. who brought from
Denver TWO years ago by President Carlsen Wendt.
The residents of the Manor are taking sides on the
question, and a large number Of them intend to
attend the meeting for the purpose of expressing
their opinions a lively time is looked for.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

EcumenicaI Conference sessions.
National Congress, Sons of the American Revo-
luton. WaldOrf-Astoria, morning.
Police Commissioners meeting
Reformed Church Chassis. Marble Collegiate
Church.
Section Of astronomy. physics and chemistry
New-York Academy of Sciences, No. 70 West Thir-
ty-hrst-st. S:l5 ..
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
MONKEY SAVES ITS OFFsPRINGs LIFE.

A ringtan money has just been born at Glen
Island 1t Is said to be of the first of that
species Of monkey ever born IN captivity When it
made its appearance some Of the older monkeys
took decided dislike to It. and attempted kill It.
The mother monkey saved It's life by snatching 1t
up IN her and holding it, while IT cried like
baby. The keepers were attracted by the chatter
ing. and moved the young monkey and its mother
to a separate apartment where at last reports it
thriving
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
MAMARONECK

The trustees here permitted clause TO be insert
ed In the franchise given the TarrytoVn White
Plains and Mamaroneck Railroad giving the COM
pany the right 10 haul freight its line at
certain hours early in the morning and after dark
There Is widespread complaint that the company
makes practice Of running open freight cars laden
with coal, stone wood and, in instances eupty
beer Kegs at all hours Of the day, much TO the
disgust Of the residents.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
MOUNT VERNON

new political weekly paper has been started
mere IL is called The Politician and is said to
De Democratic in politics. Theodorius Van Wx,clr &c
ea!t9r aho Henry c. Banks manager
"A IaTge number Of people attended the funeral Of
MTs. Llda McComb Wright yesterday afternoon in
II,ililisy episcopal Church She was the wife of
~ rIanh n. W right, a New-York merchant and died
on Friday, In her tfirty-fourth wear ~ N
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
500 Sunset 6:55 pm Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A.M.-Sandy Hook S:l2 Gov S:44 He'll Gate O:S3
P.M.-Sandy Hook S39 Gov Island 9:1I He'll Gate IL 100
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
TWO TICKETS FOR CHG SII"
THE EXPOSITION OF PRINTING NEARLY
READY FOR THE OPENING.

Typographical Union No. held n meeting yes
terday in Grand Central Palace and two tickets
were formally placed in the field for officers of the
organization The election will be held month
Tickets are follows:
Administration ticket-John II. Delaney pTesi-
dent; William Perkins. vice-Presdent: Jerome f.
Healy, secretary treasurer; Thomas J. Robinson,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

TUESDAY, MAY l.
Vessel For. Line Mails close. Vessel
Sasle. Bremen, q Lloyd 700 10 100 a IN
Comanche. Charleston, Clyde.......... 200
Adler lnagua, ............... 1000 l.: 100 n
WEDNESDAY. MAY ..
Louis. Southa mpton Amer. 700 m m
German!c Liverpool White Star...... 300 m 1900
L transport Porto Rico 10 30 a 1900 m
Noordland. Antwerp Red Star >l0:30 1900
MatAnzas TampicO y & Cuba 100 800 D m
Athos Colon Panama x R............ 9:30 a m p m
Comal. Galveston. Mallory. .......... 800 p m
THURSDAY. MAY 3
La Rretagne Havre. French. m
Bismarck. Hamburg. Hamb- Am 700 a IN 1000 a IN
Koengin Luse. Bremen; q Lloyd. 200
Iaurentian. Glasgow. Alan-State
Trinidad, Bermuda. Quebec a m a IN
Seguranca. Havana, y & Cuba. IN m
Roraima 81 Thomas. Quebuc SIS Co. 1890 3OO p m
OTante. Nassau, Hayti, Dutch W l.. 1850 d m
Coronda. La Plata, ............ 900 a a m
CIer. 81 kits. -- ................ 300 500
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

1t doesn't matter whether
you're d bishop or a lay-reader,
we're just as glad to see you, be-
cause we're just as we'll prepared
for either.
Everything you could want to
see in clerical suits, hats and fur
nishings; more than you may care
10 look at in the secular sorts.
Vestments of course.
By the by, our clerical discount
of ten per cent. is our only dis
count-a real discount.
ROGERS, PEET & CoMPANy.
Broadway, Warren
Broadway. n. Prince. ord
SaG0 Broadway. cor 81 by mail.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. MAY !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
WEATHER REPORT

x. NJ. liardinge. section director of
the weather bureau. santa Re. la sum
marking the crop condition for tho
past week. says
The past week was characterized by
unusually warm weather. with badly
distributed showers. In the more noun
famous regions OF the northern counties
there were some good, heavy rains, ac-
companied IN some localities by hail,
but over central and southern sections
there occurred only Hight and scattered
showers and there IL some complaint %
drouth. As rule there ls still sum
clent water for irrigation purposes. but
In Western Grant county. ana In some
sections OF the prairie country OF the
northeast. farmers are having much
ilHculty ia keeping water in the
ddchcs. The unusually nigh tempcra-
lures with rather cloudy weather, has
forced vegetation, aud crops have made
rapid growth. The second crop OF al
fHlfa is being cut IN southern counties.
and the nfst crop iH well secured In
northern sections, with an unprece.
donted yield, Wheat and oats are
heading out we'll la northern counties.
well under way. and the crop Is being
secured under very good conditions. In
the higher valleys OF the north. al.
though the days have been quite warm.
the nights nave been unusually cool
and gardens are consequently sOme-
what backward. la Western san All
guel county beans are being badly
damaged BY chinch bugs. Corn Is max
.ng a particularly vigorous growth.
IA northern orchards the larger fruits
are maturing with promise, la the
southern valleys daily ahlpments OF
early apples, peaches. pears and pluma
are being made. With few exceptions
the ranges are furnishing good grazing
and an stock Interests are satisfactory.
Ia the extreme southwest. however. the
ranges have had little water and there
has been some loss from the drouth.
shearlng has begun Ia San Miguel
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
SHOOTING At SANTA RITA.

Dolores Domingaes seriously, ~ not "a
tally Wounded, SATURDAY..
Dolores Dominique was shot and per.
haps fatally wounded at santa Itita
early Saturday morning says the silver
CHy Enterprise
There is scarcely d week passes that
there n not a disturbance of more or
less serious character among the Mexi-
can population OF the santa Rita min.
.ng camp. aud last wek was no excep.
lion 10 the rule. As the result OF a
drunken row. which had its inception
Friday afternoon. Dolores Domlngura
's iying az hia home suffering from two
bullet wounds. ana not expected 10 live,
ANA lanterlo Gonzales Ep.fano Torres
ana Enotrnaci0n Ben Yidss are CHARGED
with assault 10 murder.
Al of the above four NAMED became
Involved la difiiculty during Friday
afternoon and serious trouble was only
aNeried hy the interference OF outs.d-
efa The e1mbatanta Wers sepsra ted
ana they iisperscd 10 their several
places ~ abode
For some reason or another Domin
sues seemed 10 havo Incurred tho en.
nifty of the other three Later lei the
evening al 0t the men were again 20
gother as bale held Ia the camp. aud
threats of trouble wers again made bat
averied temporarily. About 2 o'clock
In the mvfninR pomingues was shot
from ambush IA the vicinity u the Ola
Crawford a Dcrbyshire mill and
wounded Ia two plaoea--0ne Of the bul.
leis entering his Ieft arm and the other
his left breast. Just above the heart.
ana coming Out below the neck This
wound . very severe and may result in
his death
According 30 the stories told b. the
witnesses at the preliminary hearing
~ Torres which was held before judge
Newcomb late Saturday evening. the
sttask was made by Gonzales. Torres
ana honey.des who we're hidden near
ne road as DominEues came along on
he return from the baile. IN al Ten or
eleven shots we're fired and the only
wonder - mat pomingues was not
KILLED outright The hrins vac done
from opposite asdea ~ the r0ad. % that
he vas tight between his eoulI-b be as-
taasins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-07
FOURTH or JULY.
The Day Being Celebrated by PIen-
tyof Noise in Albuquerque.
WILLIE wARDwtll BACLY INJURED.

The Fourth of July bombardmen,
started early yesterday afternoon and
kept up inceaaantly throughout the
principal th0roughfareH OF the city all
last night aud to-day
The bombardmcnt has been around
Hawley on The Corner" NounEa are.
works stand a. the corner VI second
street aud Railroad avenue. and Aluns
Railroad avenue from First 10 Third
streets.
The whole town. those who ataId at
hCme la order to keep house." while
majority Of the people are Attending
Fourth OF July festivities among out.
aide neighDors, ia patriotic to-day aud
the roar of the BIG Roman candles. an.
wis improylaeu cannons and ahotEuna
afa heard in an directions.
Flags arc floating from the fagpoles
over the posiOfhoe, the Commercial
club. the big Southwestern Brewery
company aud other buildings. and also
from the hagpolc az the offlca OF the
Journal Democrat
a number of stores ala not forget
the glorious Fourth. aud Ia consequence
neat decorations are seen on the out.
side, while others present TO the pass.
urs-by beautiful aud appropriate show
windowa. notably THE Economist. "
The Phoenix" Snd the Golden Rule
stores. THE st. elmo" resort, the drug
stori " Matthews a Co. and the ci-
gar store OF ~ Westerfcld a Bro. show
on nicely.
Several persons have been hurt, more
or less. to-day. but the most serious
injuries are reported from last niEhra
bomOardment The little son OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Sol WELLER had his hands
badly burned by his unfamiliarity with
IRE crackers While Wardwell, the e.
yesr-oid son OF w. @. Wardwell, Will
rot soon forget the 1900 Fourth OF July.
lie Ia 10 a bad condition. a. tho result
of fooling witha TOY cannon last evening
al the home OF bis parents on East Coal
avenue lio llt the fuse and the crack.
er refused 90 explode, Willie. with boy s
curiosity ana instinct made an exam
inauon. ana Just as he picked up the
cracker, % exploded with deafeninK
report Willle's hands are badly burn
ei and his eyes are seriously injured
IL II thought however by the attend
Ing physicians that the sight OF the
eyes while a. present injured, will la
time b. restored.