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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
MERCUR ELoPEMENT.
Nj }. Pearce Disappears and Her Hus-
band is In Pursuit.
Especial Correspondencel


Mercur, May considerable excite
ment was caused here yesterday by the
reported disappearance of a married
woman by the name of Pearce. 1t is
alleged that she eloped with young man
by the name of Oscar Wright. The
woman's husband, It is said, has gone
in pursuit of the pair.
James Yates and Miss Rosetta Moser,
being convinced of the fact that they
could not live without each other, agr\ed
TO get married. The parents of Miss
Moser had some objections, however, but
the old adage, Love knows no ObSta-
cles," was put into operation, so James
and Rosetta slipped away quietly to Park
City and, being armed with a license,
presented themselves to the Rev. James
ii. Warrall and were by that gentleman
made one Mr. and Mrs. Yates returned
TO Mercur, where they intend to reside.
A wedding reception will be given them
tonight.
Frank c. LOckner, who for the last two
years has been engineer at the Mercur
mine, has left for Provo TO visit relatives.
On the 18th he leaves for California, and
Dame Rumor has it that he viii not take
this journey alone.
Postmaster Gibson made a flying trip
to Zion this week.
The receipts of the justice court were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
EMPLOYERS LOOK OUT.
A Change in Food Doubled the WAGE,


The manager of a certain large pub
hcation, who deprecates the use of his
name in public. has experienced a
curious change in his general character
by reason Of a change in the cells of
his brain, brought about by a change in
food and his experience is interesting,
as given in fs own words:
Up TO short time ago, I was al
ways known, both to myself and
friends, as u very mild sort OF fndivid-
ual, obeying literally the scripture in
junction to turn the other cheek and
let people run over me generally. with
a spirit of thankfulness that I was
pe.mitted TO be alive.
Along last fall I changed nv diet.
leaving off coffee entirely and taking
up Postum Food Coffee and Crane
Nuts breakfast food 1 had learned
that these articles both contained the
fine particles Of phosphate Of potash
and albumen that nature uses to build
the gray ltter in the brain and nerve
centers, determined to see what
effect they aid have on me.
1T was not long before I discovered
that 1 had changed in 9 most remark
able manner. My old mother wrote me
that there was a great deal more
'spuGk IN my letters than she ever saw
before. I began to vigorously kick
at any injustice. / am about inStitut-
ing criminal libel suit against a par
~ whe supposed I would stand any,
thing I send a dish back that is not
cooked right, about three times a week.
On the 3lst Of December last I de-
manded double wages for the coming
year and found I had backbone enough
to lay down if I didn't get it-and I
got it. ! get clean sheets twice a week
now, They used to take the upper
sheet and put it under once a week.
I am able to do five times the brain
work that I ever have before In fact.
ca1 get about anything l want now
adays, and 70 top it all. am perfectly
well. A new world has been opened
to me and 1 know exactly where the
change has come from. 1t has come
because I have been using a food and
drink that have changed my whole
brain and body. You can use this let
ter. but don't use my name, for obvi-
Gus reasons"
Grapefruit breakfast food and Pos
tum Food Coffee are kept by all first
class gr0cers and are used by nearly
AL hrst-class people.
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SILVER KING ACCIDENT.
Ralph wardle Injured-Public School
Affairs


Park City. May Ralph Wardle, a
Silver King miner. while working on the
800 level, was struck by a large boulder
this morning, badly bruising his arm and
body A physician was hastily summoned
from town and upon examination il was
found that no bones were broken, al
though the accident Will lay the victim
up for several days.
Thursday, in this city, at the home of
MT ana Mrs. Frank Cargeeg, Mr.. James
Yates of Mercur and Miss Rosalie Moser
OF Salt Lake We're united in marriage,
Rev. Mr.. WOrau officiating. The young
couple departed for Mercur Yesterday,
where they viii reside. The groom is
we'll known in the Park. and friends ex-
tend congratulations to the happy couple.
me school trustees met the past week
and decided on levying a. Z mills tax for
the school year as follows: Current ex-
penses, AZ mills; interest on bonds, y
mill; High school, ! mill; sinking fund, 1
mill. The following named teachers were
reelected for the ensuing year: l.. T.
Gallaher, Miss Martha Lanning, Miss
Eva ID. COnnor, Miss Mamie Martin, Miss
frankie NOOnan, Miss Bessie Crosse. Miss
Jean Pearson and Miss Maud Gray. G.
A. Blocher was reelected superintendent,
which will be a source of satisfaction to
the patrons of the schools.
Park lodge No. 4, Knights of Pythias
was TO have given a grand entertainment
next Tuesday, but the programme has
been abandoned out of respect to the dead
PythianS at ScOfeld.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Gilbert Babbage to Katherine G
Belcher, 1214x4S rods northwest
from southeast corner lot IA, block
30, fiVe-acre plat C.......-..-.--.-....S1,S
II. NJ. Pearson to Mary TriptoW, part
northeast quarter section s, town
ship 3 south, range l east......-.....
Eva W. Cummings and husband to
T. NJ. MumfOrd, 31zX5 rods north
east from southwest corner lot l,
block 2, plat E-.------.---.--------...
/. NJ Rutt 70 r. S. Hamilton, east
half lot /, block 81, plat D.. a.
Eva NJ. Jensen to j. PETERSON. 17.4x4.6
rods northeast from % rods east of
southwest corner lot 2, block Is,
ten-acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John PETERSON to Christina PETERSON,
half interest III 17.4x46 rods north
east from % RODS east of south
west corner lot ?, block Is, ten-acre
Houston Real Estate Investment
company 10 Frederick Groves. lot
y. block ,, La Neta Place...........
Louisa Bawden to j. NJ. Child ct al,
part southeast quarter section %,
township ] south, range / east l.
T. B. Moore TO G. S. Moore. lots q
and Is, block ;, Rice & Gelder's adj
diuOn .....--s-. ..-.------ ------e---.-..
Catherine Dykman ct al. to Eliza D.
Fletcher, 2x10 rods southeast from
80 rods south of northeast corner
lot 4, block y, plat C-.............
r. A Briggs 10 John Dubei, % feet
by rods southeast from Si5 rods
south of northwest corner lot 2.
block is, plat B......@................
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Divorced Wife of 7. f. H. Nor
ton Wants Her Dover.
DECEASED REMARKED
MRS. CRINER, NEE MORTON,
NOW DENIES DIVORCE.
Will of Bishop s. A. Woolley Filed
For Probate-Suit Filed by Farmer
for Damages to His Crops by Tres
passing Animals-supreme Court
Decides Again Silver King.

Mary A. Criner yesterday filed a pc
tition with the county clerk and there
by hangs a tale. The petitioner is the
wife Of G. ". CrmeT, a mining man Of
this city The pith of the story is that
she claims to be the widow of Thomas
+. H. Morton, who died year ago last
April, and claims a widows interest
in the estate he left, viz, a homestead,
or an admeasurement Of dover.
According 10 Mrs. CTiner's plea she
married Thomas F. II. Morton quar-
ter of a century ago. There was do
nestle trouble and suit for divorce was
commenced. How far the suit went
seems to be the lever upon which Mrs
Criner now bases her claim for a share
IN the property left. The presumption
IS that both husband and wife had the
idea that the marriage had been set
aside. But now Mrs. Criner comes out
with the statement that the divorce
was never granted. She claims that
she has searched the records to verify
her statement.
On the ground that she was never
legally divorced from her former hus-
band. Mrs. Criner now seeks to Gust
Mrs. Julia A. c. Morton, whom the de-
ceased names in his will as his loving
WIFE" appointing her eXecutriX, trus-
Tee ana reSlQuafy leSalee uIQeI MS
will, and giving her plenary power TO
dispose of all Of his property and hold
ings in any way she might see tit, spe-
cifically waving all authority of the
probate or any other court, and vest
ing in her the power to make such
deeds and bills Of sale Of the property
sold by her as would in one case con-
vey a title in fee simple and in the
other an unclouded and full title" Mr..
MOrtOn's will was executed in August.
1894, almost four years before his de-
mise. His estate is estimated to be
worth So, 600.
Shortly after the suit for divorce was
filed Mrs Criner says that she made
her second matrimonial venture. Mr..
Morton followed suit. He left a fam
lily of three daughters and two sons.
One of his daughters, Melissa. Z. Nc
LELAND, predeceased him. The other
children are Laura G.. NJ. Tufts. Flora
g. Morton, the divorced wife of Rob-
ert Cowan; Julia Myrtes Morton,
Thomas F. II. Morton and Amos n.
Morton. The will was admitted to pro-
bate by Judge Hiles May 6, 1888.
Mrs Criner's petition will be heard
by Judge Hiles next Saturday. As
sistant County Attorney Gunter has
charge OF Mrs. CrineT's case. and Fer
gusson & Cannon represent the Morton
estate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division ian and fer Salt Lake county,
state of Utah. In the matter Of the estate
of James BeWs, deceased NOtice--Ihe
petition of Mary Jane BeWs, administra-
trix of the estate OF James Bews, de
ceased. praying for the settlement of final
account and partnership glatters osk said
Mary Jane Bews, administrators, ana Tor
the distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons entitled, has been
set for hearing on Wednesday, the i5Jn
dav of May a. d. 1900, at $3.50 O'Clock a.
m at the county court house. In the
ceIlrf room of said court. in Salt Lake
CITY. Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court.
(Seal) with the seal thereof affixed, this
5th day Of May, A. ID. 1900
DAVID c. DUNBAR CIerlz
Rv ALBERT J. Scare Deputy Clerk.
Stephens & Smith, Attorneys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
WAS A FENIAN PLOT.
Attempt to Blow Up the Welland
Canal in Canada.

Toronto, May 5.-The evidence which
will be produced at the trial on Mon
day of the three men charged with at
tempting to blow up lock No. "A in the
Welland canal, it is understood, will
show that the prisoners were not the
Instruments of the labor element of
Buffalo, supposed to be antagOnistic to
a Canadian route for grain traffic, but
the agents of a Fenian plot.
1t has been learned that the three
men concerned in the matter arrived
at Buffalo from a city on the Atlantic
seaboard. They were unacquainted
with Buffalo, and left for Niagara Falls
at the earliest possible moment after
their arrival in Buffalo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
MINING SUIT ON TRIAL.
Title and Purchase Price Of Mining
Claims in Controversy.

Title and Purchase Price Of Mining
Claims in Controversy.
The case of William Smedley and
Mary A. Smedley VS.. the Fortune Min
ing & Milling company had a hearing
before Judge Cherry yesterday after
noon. The plaintiff was represented by
Judge Dey. Attorney LoofbOurow pre-
scented a demurrer on the ground that
the action ought to be a foreclosure in
equity. The demurrer was Overruled.
The action concerns the Evergreen
and Rustic lode mining claims in Bing-
ham. The plea of the plaintiffs is that
they sold a half interest in the claims
TO the defendant company on Nov, Is,
1899. The price to be paid for the pur-
chase was $1,000; $1,000 of this amount
was TO be paid on Jan. 1, 1900. and $500
a month for the months of February.
March, April and May, the balance,
So 600. to be paid on June 1. The plain
tiffs allege that the defendant has
wholly failed to live up to the contract,
nothing having been paid on the Dur
chase price so far. Suit was commenced
on Feb. 10. The plaintiffs ask judg-
ment for lOOO with interest on $500
thereof at the rate of s per cent from
March 1 and on the remaining $500 from
April !.
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Spanish Fork Notes.

Especial CorrespOndence.)
Spanish Fork, May 4-Bishop George
D. Smell and wife leave for Vancouver S
island on the Pacific coast. They expect
to be gone about forty days.
Mr.. James Hanson of Lake Shore and
Miss Eve Thomas Of this city were mar
Eed at the Salt Lake temple yesterday.
The reception was held at the bride
groom'S home this evening.
w. E. Stoker arrived home today from
Idaho, where he has been employed as
bOokkeeper for a business house at Mont
pelier.
John Jones was appointed by Governor
Wells as one of the central committee
to receive funds for the sufferers of SEQ
field.
Owen J. Rowe. Ephraim Rowe and Viii
liam Greg arrived here last night from
the greatest experiences of their lives.
There was a great handshaking among
friends here today.
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CACHE COUNTY GonDBUGs.
Want to Send zeph Thomas to Phila-
deIphia.
(Special to Me Herald.)

IoptCIdI 20 IHe 1tFdIU-J
Logan, May "a mass convention of
Republicans of this county which con-
sisted of fifteen members, met this after
noon and elected the following delega-
ton to the state convention; The dele
cation will boom Zeph Thomas for dele
gate to the national convention. r T..
Hyde, Joseph A. Smith, Joseph Odell. G.
c. Bindrup. J. ". Barrett, Oscar Bjork-
man. William Brangham, c. d. Fjedsted,
Charles Kallstrom, William II. THAN,
Thomas Muir, Abaalom Burris. e. T..
Hanson. j. p. Toolsen, John Anderson, G.
+. Olsen, George Barrett, Joseph Howell,
Isaac Jorgensen. James Nelson, A A.
Law, NielS Carson, William II. Lewis 5
Z. Hall, Ferdinand Jacobson, Samuel
Kent, Joseph Jeppesen. John A Hendrick-
sen, James Meikle, George II. Thomas,
Charles T. Harris. j. NJ Larsen, Fred
Larsen, Richard Godfrey Z. r. Need
ham, Peter Peterson, W. ]. Hill. j. G.
Knowles
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PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
Signers for Further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
division, in and for Salt Lake county.
state of Utah In the matter of the estate
of Mary Alexander, deceased. Notice
The petition of Henry W. Lawrence, eN-
ecutor of the estate of Mary Alexander.
deceased, praying for the settlement OF
final account of said Henry W Lawrence,
executor, and for the distribution of the
residue of said estate TO the persons en-
titled and discharge of executor, has been
set for hearing on Wednesday, the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1900, at y;30 O'Clock a.
m, at the county court house. III the
court room of said court, i'm Salt Lake
City. Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court,
(Seal.) with the seal thereof affixed. this
5th day of May. A. j.. 1860
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY ALBERT J. Scare, Deputy Clers
Lawrence & Shoup, Attorneys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
Northern Pacific Controls.

st. Paul, Mimi, May 5.-The North
ern Pacific will take absolute control
Of the St. Paul & Duluth road Monday.
A. B. Plough, until Thursday manager
Of the St Paul & Duluth, has returned
from the east, and IL an interview
said:
I have RESIGNED as vice president
and general manager of the Duluth
and will be succeeded by Daniel S. La
mont Of New York. as director and
vice president, and Mr.. Kendrick, gen
eraI manager Of the Northern Pacific.
will assume the duties of general man
ager"
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J. Jones and Z. Taylor. two hack
drivers, had left their carriages stand
ing in places not designated in the or
dinances as hack stands. The former
pleaded not guilty and made big talk
to acguit himself. But Diehl said. eve
rest our case for the ball game was
scheduled to start soon. They were
discharged, and Diehl looked out Of the
window for q car.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
SOMETHING NEW FOR TEACHERS
AND All, OTHERS

The Illinois Central railroads new
line, Omaha to Chicago. Wide vesti-
buie equipment, new throughout. Free
reclining chair cars dining and sleep
ing cars, buffet, librar~ smoking car
on all through trains. Excursion, May
10 and 10.
CHICAGO AND RETURN. S445O.
Final return limit, Sept. 9, 1900.
DONALD ROSE
Commercial Agent, IS West Second
South Street, Salt Lake CITY.
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the articles found in the possession Of
defendant when arrested.
The prosecution then rested, and the
attorney for the defense moved for dis
missal, on the ground that the state
had failed to produce evidence suf-
iioient. After arguments by attorneys,
the matter was taken under ADJUSTMENT
till Monday at IL a. m. The general
orpiniOn is that the parties had nothing
whatever to do with the mysterious
disappearance of the Penneye, and that
other theories will have to be followed
than the one entertained by the officers
before the Penney mystery is solved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
TWO OLD ESTATES.
Dscedents of "a and 81 Leave Prop
erty for Heirs.

A petition for letters of administra-
ton Of the estate Of John Hill was fled
with the county clerk yesterday by his
widow, Sarah Hill.
John Hill died in February, 1854,
leaving a small property in real estate,
worth about 81. POO. and personal prop
erty valued at $50. The petition viii be
heard May 19.
Lille z. Clark yesterday filed a petit
ton for letters of administration OF the
estate Of her husband, William c.
Clark, who died intestate on Sept. IL,
1897. The deceased left q half interest.
amounting to $4,000, in certain promis-
sorry notes made by Louis King of
Ouray, Colo. The heirs are the widow
and her three children. The petition
viii be heard by Judge Hiles on May 10.
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In the absence Of Judge Hiles all
hearings in probate cases yesterday
went over till next Saturday.
Accompanied by the attorneys in the
case, Judge Rolapp went TO HERMAN
Saturday, TO personally inspect the
ditch, etc, involved in the case Of the
Herman Irrigation company vs.
George Keel ct al.
Judge Cherry was occupied yesterday
hearing routine motions in unimportant
cases
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supre1ne Conrt Order.

In the case of c. E. Thum, receiver,
appellant, VS. James Pingree ct al. the
supreme court yesterday denied a petit
ton for reheaIing.
In the case Of Heber III. Wells vs.. NJ.
". Davis ct al, a motion TO dismiss the
appeal was OVeFruled.
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Conference at Sandy.
Especial Correspondence

y
Sandy, May 5.-The meeting house Of
Sandy which is being finished and Of
which the people are justly proud, was
crowded at the first quarterly conference
of the Jordan stake. held today at 10 a. m.
Apostle Brigham Young occupied most
of the time in the forenoon. In the after
noon President Kelch of the North
American mission and Bishops Golf,
Kuhse and Bergen occupied the time, ex-
Orting the Saints to live their religion.
The meeting was adjourned till 10 q. m.
Sunday.
The citizens have subscribed to a fund
for the benefit of the Schofield sufferers,
and the city council has voted 800, which
will all be forwarded at once.
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RESTRAINING STRIKERS.
Important Ruling by Arkansas Court
Against Strikers.

Little, Rock, Ark. May president
Allen N. Johnson of the Little Rock
Traction & Electric company, was to-
day appointed receiver of the company
by Judge John A. Williams Of the
United States district court In his pc
ution to the court, Mr.. Johnson
claimed that he was unable to operate
the cars on account of the strike.
Judge Williams issued an order re-
Straining anyone from interfering in
any manner with the operation of the
cars. No cars have been run on any
Of the lines since O'clock last night.
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NoN-sUTT WAS IN ERROR.
Decision That Damage Case Against
Silver King Must be Tried.

silver AluS muSI nc LIEU
Dhesupreme court reversed a decision
by Judge Rolapp yesterday in the case
of Mary Ann Lewis vs.. the Silver King
Mining company. The trial court found
Judgment for the defendant company,
and the plaintiff appealed to the higher
court.
Last August John A. Lewis, the son
of the appellant, was a labOreT in the
employ Of the Silver King Mining COM
pany, and while working at an excava-
ton in WOOdside canyon, Park City, he
was struck on the head by a rock which
some Of the other employees had dump
ed out from a loaded wagon from the
hill above. Lewis died from the injury
sustained, and his mother brought suit
for $50, 600. The case was nOn-6uited.
The opinion is written by Justice
Basxiu, Justices Bartch and Miner
concurring in the result. which directs
a full trial Of the damage case.
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court yesterday BY Henry E. Hansen
against Aaron Ganside. to recover 81, 200,
in which amount the plaintiff considers
himself damaged by the tresepass Of
Defendants cattle on his land, and
which trespass, he claims, destroyed
his crorS
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SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB.
Organization of Young Men to Study
Civic Questions.

The Social Science club Of Salt Lake
City is the name of. an organization
which was given birth last Wednesday
evening. The purpose of the member
ship is to study political questions, fun
damental principles of government and
kindred subjects, and only those willing
to work and study upon those lines,
for the mutual benefit and education
of all" VIII be admitted to member
ship. Messrs Benjamin Johnson, Henry
Kirkham, Ebert d. Thomas. z. NJ.
Dunn, A. Reeves, Leroy Sanders and
several other young men are among the
charter members of the club.
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Provo Notes.

Especial Correspondence
Provo, May 5.-County Attorney Evans
and Sheriff Storrs went south today on
official business.
County Treasurer Malmberg was called
to Santaquin today,
The Bell Telephone company rendered
the use of its line to the ScOfield relief
committee free of charge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06
Burglars Loot a Bank.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 5.-Burglars en-
tered the First National bank of East
Brady, Pa, last night, dynamited and
lOtted the safe. The bank officials re-
fused to make any statement today Of
the amount taken, but the loss is said
to range from 5000 to $4,000
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Carbon County Convention.
CSpecial to The Herald.)


Price, May 5.-The Republican county
convention met at the court house this
afternoon and named the following gen
tlemen to represent Carbon county at the
state convention to held at Salt Lake
May 10: H. II. EARL of ScOfeld, h. SAINT
schi and H. A. Nelson, Castlegate; ] Tom
Fitch, Helper; A Ballenger, A. J. Lee
and d. W. Holloway of Price.
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Adrian Pintrop' said the judge
There are no witnesses for the pros
ecutiOn present" said Diehl, hurriedly,
for the car was coming.
THE case is dismissed" replied his
honor, and Diehl made a run for the
car.
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MINER INJURED.
viii Taylor Struck by Falling Rock
in Uncle Sam.

Eureka, May 5.-Wil Taylor, who is
employed at the Uncle Sam mine, had
his face and shoulder badly cut by a fall
ing rock while at work yesterday after
noon. Taylor was working in raise"
when a large boulder got loose from the
ceiling and fell, striking him in the side
of the face, severely cutting his eye and
otherwise bruising his head. The injuries
are however, not of a dangerous natt]re
and Taylor is able to be about.