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The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
OLD DOMINION NOTES.

oyster Inspector Reps Williamson quail
ided at SunOlk yesterday, giving bonds
in 5000.
Collections taken up at several churches
In Surtolk sunday fOT The lncia famine
sufferers netted about SOJ
.The EpiscopaliaTs OF Lancaster County
hsy, called - the pdstGEate OF tn-
Ch,Irckes there Rev. y. r. Marshall, ot
BrcmWell. ", Va
The large barn Of Charles Aters; in
CErefarfieid County. twelve miles from
petersburg. was destroyed BY an incen-
e.4ry ar. bout midnight Sunday night
With us contents. Loss. S5oJ; no Insurance
The lnquest in the case Of Capt Weed,
of tn. EtTge city OF Montreal, who. il Is
suspected. was victim OF foul pay. was
adjourned al Newport y -ws YESTERDAY uA-
an This morning. 10 enable other witnesses
% bc secured.
The keel for the first OF the four new
ships 10 b built al the Newport SeWs
ship ward for the Morgan Line las Jusl
been started IL there j. no deias IA w
arrival Vi material. HO!k on the snip VIII
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
REX OF CARNIVAL CROWNED.
RichmoBd's Gala Week Opened Under
Happy Auspices.


Richmond. Va, May r.-Richmond' :
carnival and free street fair opened to-day
under the brightest auspices. The wealth
er was bright and warm, the attendance
very large and every circumstance gives
promise Of week OF pleasure and sue
cess.
The street fair is a new form Of enter
ta!nmeut here, but II has public favor al
ready. The number OF exhibition booths
on Broad street. which. from Tenth to
Jefferson. has been converted into the
booth street" was somewhat disappoint-
ing. but other features compensated ior
this. The numerous bands of music, the
great number OF shows. the bright decora-
tions, the artful fakir. and the crowd, all
combined 20 attract.
Crowded trains have been arriving since
Saturday night. and il is estimated that
there are more visitors in the city than
since the Confederate reunion Of 1895. As
there are special events for each day
there will be increasing crowds.
The opening ceremonies were brief but
impressive An effective feature was the
arrival at the stand al the same time Of
five bands playing the Carnival Marcn,'
composed by Mr.. Walter G. Wilmarth, OF
Washington. DR.. Hawthorne offered the
opening prayer, Mayor Taylor presented
Mr.. Joseph Bryan. who delivered the ora
ton, and little Cora Lucille Thompson
plucked from a floral pyramid the bud
which, by an electric current. set all the
fire bells Of the city to ringing and
whistles to blowing.
The second sreat feature Of the day was
the corOhatica tonight Of Rex. king OF
the carnival This ceremony occurred al
the Auditorium. where 1900 or more peo-
pie were gathered. and was quite pictur-
esque a1r- Henry Lee Valentine was the
king The decorations and all the ap-
pOintmentS were novel and handsome.
The knights Of the Golden Horseshoe
embracing 100 or more of the leading
young men Of the city, were the attend
ants. Their costumes were very hand
some. Despite the big crowd there and
the crowds in the shows, Broad street was
still thrOngp1
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Jim Crow Car Law Plans.

Special to The Post.
Winchester, Va, May 9.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad has posted notices here
stating that the Jim Crow car law, which
provides for separate railway cars for
colOred people, viii go into effect on the
Valley branch July l. The law will not
be effective on either of the roads enter
ing Winchester on account of the towns
nearness to the State line. COlOred people
coming from other States into Winchester,
or purchasing tickets at Winchester for
points in other States. can ride in the
same cars with the white people, because
the Interstate Commerce law prohibits
any discrimination. The law will only be
effective where tickets are purchased in
the State for other points in Virginia.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
FELL FROM EXCURSION TRAIN.
Two Of Party Returning TO Winchester Step
Into ~pace-Had Narrow Escapes.

Special 10 lhe Post.
Winchester, Va, May 14.-While return
ing to Winchester late last night from
Baltimore, Md, on an excursion train,
two eXcursiOnists accidentally walked of
the moving cars. Both escaped with pain
1ul injuries.
BYRD Hurst walked off the car plat
form near Frederick Junction, and was
seriously cut about the head and body.
Sam Williams, Of Winchester, while the
train was moving twenty-five miles per
hour, stepped of the car platform into
space. The train was backed and Will
Jams was found at the foot Of an en-
baHkment.
For fear of other casualties the train
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
INVALID,s DESPERATE SUICIDE.
Helpless Mrs. Bishop MANAGES to Secure a
Razor and Cuts Her Throat.

Special 70 Tie Post
Petersburg, Va, May 12-WOrd has
been received here Of the suicide Of Mrs
Alice Bishop by cutting her throat from
ear to ear with a razcr az her home near
Sussex County court house. The unfor-
tunate woman was an invalid unable to
walk, and had TO be carried about in her
room in an invalid's chair.
While alone she managed. in some way
to move herself in her chair TO a bureau
from which she took razor and slashed
herself first on one side Of the throat
and then on the other. She was found
by one Of her children, and a physician
sewed up the ghastly wounds. but death
ensued very shortly afterWard. Mrs
Bishop is survived by her husband and
three children.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
ALLEGED FIRST WIFE APPEARS.
Mrs. ii. j. Frawley Reaches Newport News
TO Press Charge of Bigamy.
SpeeiaI 10 The Post.

Newport News, Va, May 14-Mrs. II.
J. Frawley, of Cambridge, Mass, who
claims to be the lawful wife of Prof. HUI
bert J. Frawiey, now in the city Jail
here on a charge OF bigamy, forgery
and other crimes, arrived in this city this
morning, accompanied by her brother,
Mr.. Lennon.
Ii is understood that the grand jury
will take up the case tomorrow or
Wednesday, and that the trial will be
gone into as soon as possible, in order
TO keep Mrs. FraWley from home no long
er than necessary.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Love Eludes Parental Vigilance.

Special 10 Ihe Post
Roanoke Va. May l4-Miss Sallie Bald
win of Borsacks. and Edgar Vinyard, Of
N3rtou were married yesterday At the
residence of Rev. J. A BarnhardJ. in Vim
tom The marriage license had been issued
slnur week. but the young lady's pa
rents objected TO the marriage, and her
attempt To leave home was Ioiled by the
0Id Irople until Sunday afternoon. when
the Young couple met at the BonsdcK de-
I'm fCr V{nton. where the knot Was
tisj They will reside in Roanoke.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
HEALER DRIVEN OFFBYPOLICE.
Francis Schlatter Finds Dupes in Parkers-
burg. W. Va, Despite Authorities.
Special TO The Post.

Parkersburg, w. Va, May 13.-Francis
Schlatter, the divine healer" arrived in
Parkersburg last night, and at once at
tempted TO begin operations on a street
corner. The police dispersed his audi
ence and ordered him off the street.
Schlatter this morning opened up at
Terrapin Park, just beyond the city lin
its, and during the day had thousands of
visitors. Quite a number declare SchIat-
ter healed them by Laying on Of hands"
and some big voluntary contributions
were given him.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Suspect Skipper Met with Foul Play.

Special 10 The Post
Newport News, Va, May 12-At mid
night last night ten doctors held en-
autopsy upon the body of Capt. Weed. of
the barge City Of Montreal. who disaD-
Peared about two weeks ago, the body
being recovered across the river and
brought here yesterday. A clot Of blood
was found on the brain, beneath q
wound, which has a suspicious appear
ance- It was said that bad blood existed
between the captain and his mate, and
that the latter is now in Providence with
the captains wife, although the barge is
still in the harbOr here. The examination
was postponed until Tuesday, when FIR
ther testimony 3ill be heard
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Davis Portrait Presentation.

Special TO The Post
Richmond Va, May l4.-At the Confed-
crate Museum this afternoon the portrait
of the late Hon. George Davis, of VIII
mington, n. c., was presented to the
Ncrth Carolina room. The presentation
was made by DR.. James Carmichael, pas
tor of 81. Johns Church, Wilmington.
The portrait, a handsome oil painting, is
the gift Of Cape Fear Chapter. Daughters
Of the COnfederacy. MI Davis was a
member of President Davis cabinet dur
ing the war. In presenting the portrait,
DR. Carmichael paid a high tribute 10 MIR.
Davis personal character. The portrait
was received by Mr.. Joseph Bryan, who
eulOgIZed the North Carolina troops.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
MET DEATH TOGETHER.
Adam and Carl Eckhart, Walking Home
from Work, step in Front of Engine.

Special 10 The Post
Parkersburg, w. Va. May 12-Adam
Eckhart. aged twenty and unmarried, wes
Instantly killed, and his brother, Carl
Eckhart, aged twenty-five, and married,
fatally injured in the Baltimore and Ohio
yards here tonight. Both live at Red
Hill, four miles east, and were employed
in town.
They had started home about o'clock,
and were walking home on the railroad
track. The way freight came along and
they stepped out of the way of it. but in
front of an engine which was backing up
for coal. Carl Eckhart's head was crush
ed, and he cannot live through the night.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
HON. GEORGE DAVIS, PORTRAIT.
Confederate Attorney Generals Picture
to BE Presented TO Museum To-day.

Special 70 he Post.
Richmond, Va, May 13.-At the Con-
federate Museum tomorrow afternoon an
oil portrait Of the late Hon. George Davis.
Of Wilmington, y. c., who was in Presi-
dent Davis Cabinet as Attorney General
Of the Confederacy, will be presented by
Cape Fear Chapter, Daughters Of the
Confederacy. to the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society.
The presentation will take place in the
North Carolina room of the museum. in
which the portrait will be placed. The
portrait win be received on behalf of the
society by DR.. ]. Allison Hodges.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Only Survivor OF John Brown Court.

Special 70 Ltc FOst.
MartinsbUrS, W. Va, May 4-GeOrge
". Boyer, the only survivor of the famous
court which tried and condemned John
Brown, Of marching on" fame is beref:
by death Of his vile, Eliza Boyer, who
died Saturday morning Of general debil-
!ty, aged siXty-eight years. Boyer was
Juror on the Brown trial. The Judge,
attorneys. and other jurors are all dead.
Mrs. Bower was Miss Young, of Charles
town. She leaves two sons and four
daughters.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
sTO.OO FIRE NEWPORT NEWS.
Levy Bros General store and Two Resi-
dences Burued, with Their Contents.

SI-.IaI q I1e FUsf.
Newport News. Va, May 13-The store
OF Levy Brothers. general merchants. and
two adjoining residences were entirely
destroyed BY fire at l o'clock this morn
ing.
The fire originated in a small structure
between the store and Levy Brothers
stables, and so rapidly did it spread that
only the horses in the stables were saved.
The stock in the store and the furniture
and other contents Of the residences were
burned.
The loss will probably foot up $1,000. II
is impossible 70 ascertain the insurance
before Monday
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Postmaster Arrested on Technicaiip.

-rr..-. f. Tie Post.
"IlsfyU-Sa.rm. \. c.. May H-Post-
aa..ar h. $. TempleyoH. Of MOoresyiIle,
--. arrested to-day and required 10 give
s.. bonds lur Ais appearance before a
utrl states commissioner al States
...r tomorrow Oh charges of soliciting,
receiving. and retaining money after Of
Do hours. The MooresyilIe office was re-
Gently broken open and robbed. \ de-
...t!F, Was sent there a few days there
slter he Was disguised and opened a
ana. shoe shop. Tee present charge Is
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
SPREAD RAILS CAUSE WRECK.
Conductor WaifOrd Loses n Foot and l.
Otherwise Seriously Injured.
Special to The Post

SptCIaI @ IHt FUsJ.
Norfolk, Va, May S-Meager infOrma-
ton reached here to-day of a wreck on
the Atlantic Coast Line this morning
near Fremont, caused by spreading rails
Information as to the cause and extent
of the accident is very meager
The wife of Capt. d. b. WilfOrd. conduc-
tor of the train, received a telegram stat
ing that her husband had been hurt, and
asking that she go to him at once Ms
WiliOrd left on the morning train for
the scene of the accident. Capt Wilford's 5
foot was cut off, and it was feared tha1
he had received internal injuries.
Definite information as TO the number
OF people hurt could rot be obtained.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Girl. AssnIInnt Indicted.

4 special grand jury to-day returned
true bill against the negro. and the court
promptly fixed tomorrow, Tuesday, for
the trial A venire was issued for a trial
jury. and from every present indication
the case will go on tomorrow morning.
There IS little prospect of a continuance
or delay from any cause. The evidence
in the case Is deemed conclusive, and il
il not expected that the trial will be more
than a formal identification of the prs-
uneT and his sentence. Unlike most
cases Of the kind, there will be two wit
nesses against Hairston. both of whom
fought with him 10 prevent his crime be
ing COnsUmmated-his intended victim and
her young brother.
The crowds to-day discussed the cOur-
age of the boy, who. with a penknife, 50
bTavely defended his sisters honor. and
voted him every inch hero. lie will be
given a rousing reception when he ap-
pears in court tomorrow.
Lynchburg, Va, May 1.-THE Lyncn-
burg Home Guard, about fifty strong, un-
der command of Capt. p T. Withers and
Lieuts. Seabury and F. J. Doherty, left
here this afternoon for Roanoke where
they Will join the Roanoke Light Infantry
IN conducting the negro, HaiTstO1. 10
Martirsviile where he is to be tried to-
morrow
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
saloon BIownUPby Dynamite.

Wayer.y W Va, May l4-EarIy this
morning a stick OF dynamite was ex-
u.ut,d under August Martins saloon
here. The front Of the building was com
I,le.y tom out. ana much 81 The stock
aal fixtures ruined. There is no Glow
n. '.r perpetrators Of the outrage.
"aI.h IS attributed 10 autl-liceuse cru
S-.rT-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Crop Outlook In North Carolina.

Raleigh y. G, May 1.-THE State ag-
ricUltural department to-day issued its
first crop report for this year, based or
returns from over 1850 correspondents.
The conditions and progress OF farm
work Is 81 per cent Of the average year:
cotton acreage percentage. as compared
with last year. I09; corn, s.; wheat, 80.
oats, - There T. no falling or In the
number Of horses and mules as compared
with last year. but hogs have fallen off
4 per cent and cattle s. The condition
Of the trucking and small fruit inter
ests, as compared with last year, IL 10
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Richmond Electric Company Chartered.

srr.... 90 The Post.
Richmond, Va. May 14-Judge Ingram.
a. Manchester, has granted a charter 10
1ar Richmond Electric Company. The
plant wII be. erected In Manchester. The
capital stock OF the company is $4,000.
-.r purpose Of the company is 20 estab-
Ls.. operate. and maintain an electric
Iant The officers are as follows. Ed
q ard .. Wills. Richmond president. JOSH
.a Hal. NrNbuTyport. Mass. vice pres
iteut, George CuircoJt, Richmond, secgc-
Iary and treasurer
The board ~ directors are Henry J..
baskerville. Joshua Hale. Frederick W
Scott, and ". EryIou Feauaut
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Randolph-Macon Academy Closing.

Special to The Post.
Front Royal, Va, May 9.-Randolph-M
con Academy, of this place, is approach
ing the close of its eighth session of sue
cessful work in secondary education. The
enrolment is the same as that Of last
year, while the attendance has been bet
ter. The closing exercises Will begin on
Sunday, June 10, with sermon before the
Y. NJ e. A by Rev. F. J. Prettyman. Of
the Baltimore Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church South. An address viii
be delivered before the school on June Z
by Prof. X. Z. Blackwell, professor OF
English in Randolph Macon College, Ash
land Va
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
severe storm In West yirxiuI. &.

=
Wheeling. ". Va. May s-A vesy heavy
electrical storm. accompanied By severe
wind AMI rain. passed over the greater
part Of West Virginia this evening Tele-
graph and telephone lines srs crippled in
all directions In this city several roofs
ger. partially torn OF and rome large
glazs Was broken. At Weston the storm
vas quite severe Roofs were torn from
ne business blocks Of Thomas Hale and
John Morrison. Twenty cnimneys we're
blown down and hundreds. .Of shade trees
v-l!c drstFcye1.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Funeral OF Dr. vi. Y. Hart.
sperlal to The Post


Fredericksburg, Va. May 1.-THE re-
mains OF Dr. NJ Y Hart arrived here on
the midday train from Washington to-
day. The funeral will take place from the
Baptist Church, Of which he was men,
hrr, at TO clock tomorrow morning
The paiL-hearers will be: Active, MesSrs
Is. y. GoolTick, c. b. Young, William
Warren, Julian Garner, W. A. Bell, and
A p. Rowe. jr. Honorary. Messrs. NJ. G
Willis. 4. L. Wallace, Or. J. f. TOmp-
kiu-. Dr. Charles T.. Outcalt, d. 5 Rus
SELL ". ). CheSley. Ii, II. GTaVatt, j. F.
TURNKEY. and ". W. Morton Dr. Hart
besides other property, left about $500
In life insurance.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
ALLEGED MURDERER'S 'STRAVELS.
Taken for Third Time from Goidsboro TO
Raleigh. y. G., to Evade LyDchers.
Special 20 The Post

NTfTIaI
Raleigh, n. g, May t--Tom Smith. col
ored was brought here today from Colds
horo and jailed for h third time, TO pre-
vent threatened lyncning, for a murder
In Johnston County. He was first brought
here directly after arrest; was tried at
GOIdsboro and convicted; appealed; was
given a new trial, and was brought here
again for safe keeping. The trial was NOV
ed TO Wayne County. where he was again
convicted and again appealed.
That appeal is row pending in the Su-
preme Court. II is stated that if another
new trial be granted Smith will not be
safe tWenty-fcur hours from a moD at
G1ldsbOrO, and hence his third trip 10 this
place.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Landing at jamestown Anniversary.

u Ut 70 Inc u OF
Newport News. Va, MAY H-Yesterday
las not celebrated At jamestown rs the
anniversary OF the landing Of the British
Dn.JuistS III that point although Nav l.
has been celebrated from time immr-
mortal Some one connected with tn in
toresting annual pilgrimage 10 the birth
place OF the Old Dominion, recently no.
Ucrd that the date given in history made
The landing of the colonists May Is. old
style. That would make the proper date
May p Therefore beginning with this
year. The latter date will be celebrated AT
The ruins OF the 1rst Virginia settlement.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15

Miller To-day subjects we're discussed by
the following: Rev. C. s Trump Rev. (.
II. Jones. Rev. 5. ". Owen. Rev. d. B.
Floyd, Rev. J. z Maurier, Rsy. {. l.
Keedy. Re-. r D. Delk, Rev ]. L Xii
lain, Rev. @. ;. Bowers. Rev. +. 7. Hen
nicke. Rev. NJ. n. Gaver. and Rev. y. A.
kerl.n
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
ALL PINE MILLS TO CLOSE.
North Carolina Association Induces Inde-
pendents 10 j DIN Movement.
Sra-IaI u - ~.

Norfolk, Va, May 1.-THE shutdown Of
mills in the North Carolina pine district
will be general. 1t is reported to-day that
the association controlling the twenty
mills which have already curtailed pro-
duction has induced al! the independent
mills 10 Join in the movement
The course adopted is severely criticised
by export men. who declare there is j
market abroad for all the surplus stock
cut Heavy lumber exports just at the out
set OF the duh season, they assert. would
stimulate shipping, besides obviatIng the
loss of one-third the productive energy of
the pine lumber belt
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Negro Tragedy In Railroad Camp.

Keyser, w. Va, May 13.-News OF an
other backwOods tragedy comes from Mar
linton, on the new extension OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad. Frank Rect,
a negro, twenty-five years old, Of Sails
bury, y. c., was shot and killed by John
Robinson, also colored, aged twenty-seYen,
OF Charlotte. y. c. Robinson was con-
sidered one Of the most trUsty employs
IA the railroad camp. The men fOuSat
over an old feud Reed made AZ ROBIN
son with an open knife, and the latter
fred three shots into his heart. ROOiI1.n
gave himself I'D 10 the authorities, and
is awaiting d hearing.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
West Virginia Bari, Frair. Killed.

-s-laL 10 ll~ frhf
Wheeling. ". Va. May i0.-Another
heavy frost throughout nearly all ~
West Virginia and Eastern ohio last
night caused ice thicker than window
glafa 10 form. The ground. watch was
~et. became hard. and al! tender ysgeIa-
ton e. dead The fruit and berry sfVps,
severely damaged a week ago. age hulsn-
20. and -nere Wiii b. neither fruit nor
berries this season. the tElf1 ia success
sion that fruits haze falIes.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
serious Fire ut Etam.

special % Tie Post
Parsons. " Va. May 8-F1re s'arted
this morning N a paEFonag- ~ EfsIn.
Preston County. anI Doe DasE nous;
caught from a. then his barn and the res-
lIenee % Eyron Fsaziy AL Werr tes;rVy
- with nearly all their contents. The
las L. 81 ID u b -pu.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Found Drowned Man in Fish Trap.

Special 20 The Post
Irvington, Va, May l2-Mr. Christopher,
@ Mia, Northumberland County, found
a dead man floating in his fish trap a day
or two ago. a receipt, which reads: Jan
uary g. 1900. Received OF Mr. Thomas
HCskins SD in full for book accounts TO
date. (SignedD J. H. Goslee & Brother"
and another paper, reading: Shipped on
". NJ. Summers in Septem Der" and
shipped on the Sarah Tyler in January"
together with a ring, were found in the
drowned mans pocket-boOk-
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Col. Clinton A. Cilley Dead.
spselal 70 TE- Post


Raleigh y. G.. May s--C9I Clinton 4
Cluey d.ed to-day al Hickory. bis home
after a long Illness. he was a native Of
Vermont and an honor graduate OF Har-
ward. He served IL the Federal army dur
ing the entire clyil var. ard later. while
on duty In North Carolina. endesred him
self TO the people. He was b. profession
= lawyer and vas under the provisional
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
DEADLY WORK OF LIGHTNING.
Woman ShOckingly Burned and Three
Daughters Injured, Two Fatally.
Special 10 The Post.

@ltCIaI 70 7 Lt FOsL-
Weston, w. Va, May 1O-Early this
morning lightning struck the home of
William Heckett, at Good Hope, this
county. One end of the house was en-
tirely torn away. Mrs. Heckett was ter
ribly injured. The lightning seemed to
play around her feet till her legs were
burned TO a crisp, almost To the knees
They will have to be amputated.
Mrs. HecketU was rendered unconscious
for seven hours. Three daughters in the
family Were rendered unconscious and
severely shocked, and one of them will
die. One of the others is so badly injured
that there is little hope of her recovery.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Fleming Denied a New Trial.

Special o he Post
Norfolk, Va. May S.-Oscar /. Fleming.
the magistrate Of Prince - Anne County.
who vas given a sentence Of fourteen
Years Ia the penlIentlary for killing
Clarence Snyder because he hunted OIL
Iis Land. was to-day denied new trial
Fleming. who has been confined IN the
Norfolk City jail fOr some months. was
taken - Princess Anne ard returned 10
Norfolk after hearing the decisiOl Of
Judge " hite.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Examining War-experienced Cadets.


Newport News, Va, May 9-The naval
examining board. quartered at Old Point
is busy examining twelve of the cadets
of the class of 1898 row aboard the New
York who were taken from the Naval
academy at Annapolis during the war
with Spain before they had completed
their course
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-15
Fireman h ilIed on False Alarm.

Special 20 The Post
Charlotte, y. g, May SD De Bruhl,
d negro fireman. was killed this after
room. He started down stairs 10 anwser
an alarm, and fell. crushing the back OF
his skull II afterwaTd developed tlst
wires we're being worked with, causing
ralsr alarm.