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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
NEWS FROM OVER The STATE

without material loss. Fortunately the
snow was wet and, the weather turn
ing cold a crust formed on the sur
face sufficiently hard to bear up the
sheep. and upon which they made good
progress to lower ground Three herds
are not yet out. but will probably get
through by tonight. One herder reports
having had over a hundred head of
sheep buried by the snow drifting over
them while on the bed ground. They
were located by the dogs and were eX-
tricated without serious loss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Insomnia.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
salt Lake CITY Utah. Nov. %. 1900.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
"INFLUENcE7 IN coALvILLE.
Many Democratic Voters Won By Re
publicans.

Especial CorrespondenceD
Coalville. Nov 30.-The meeting of
leading Democrats held in Salt Lake on
Tuesday last, a report of which ap-
peared in The Herald, was the cause
of some comment here. especially
among the thinking Democrats. the
most of whom are heartily in sympathy
with the proposed action Many, how
ever, have little to say, and seemingly
wish TO say less. for the reason that
too many of the Democrats here feel
that II comes too near home to make
any comment on the subject.
Coalville politically is very close be
tween the two parties, with possibly d
slight leaning toward the Democratic
side, judging by all past records. though
at the special election it broke even.
giving Ia each to Hammond and King
At the recent election at least fifty or
sixty Democrats voted the Republican
ticket, for il was y votes ahead. and it
is evident that some influence more
than ordinary Republican policies were
brought to bear 10 bring about the re-
suit. The large mining camp. Park
City. which is mostly Hon-Mormon. was
true to Democracy and silver. but
Coalville got the Whatever oU-may-
Call-it extremely bad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
YOUNG LADIES Y. NJ. c. A.
Elect officers and Prepare For New
Year

A we'll attended meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A. was
held at the association parlors yester-
day and the officers for the following
year were elected. With the exception
of the assistant secretary the former
officers were all reinStalled They are
as follows: President, Mrs. DR.. w. :
Giesy. vice president, Mrs Twomev:
secretaries. Mrs. II. Smith and Miss
Bessie Williams; treasurer. Miss Quail
trough
After the election Of officers the So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Peoa Coop succumbs.
(spccial Correspondence.l

CcaIviHe, Nov 30.--A marshaTs deed
was today filed in the county recorders
office conveying to Z. c. NJ. l., Salt
Lake, the PeOa Coop. Mercantile in
stitution. comprising 34-100 Of an acre
Of land and the store and other build
ings thereon for the sum of S525 the
amount of a judgment against the Peoa
Coon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

$1505s
THE APOLLO.

There is not a piano attachment on
the market that is in any way COM
parable with it. The proof of this
Statement we can show, by calling at
our place, where it is on exhibition
every day,
Catder's Music Palace, % and AZ W.
1st So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
FEW SHEEP LOST.
Most Of Those In Diamond Mountains
Recovered.

Nernal. Nov. 2S The reports from
the range are TO the effect that the
greater part Of the sheep that were
caught Oh Diamond mountain i'm The
big snowstorm have been gotten out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
SURVEYORS GO BACK
darlington Party viii Run An
other Line.
TIM WAS RUN RIGHT THROUGH
THE TOWN

r-.. ........r.U surveyors nave ~0ll-
bark .. ..w. near ihe 'l"es'" az ..'-
- t.. ..... OBJ N .'.. '-'+ -'
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..... ... mountains All through
......- counties they got too
#.".. ..5 ..-.,...-4r,t.r..d
Jar ...-...-....f
... .......'. Do -'
... .H. preliminary surrey
.. AGAIN farther down iu the
.- .-... 81. t7-. ba-I frf.r-
vale. -- 49,,
ma....
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H.uufitfI5. the last town
..-.--.r that they would
f.. .... .--,5, e-it,in a
b. o.,
.. Sd Tt-l Lake OK o-'''--
man .... trace the doinss OF the
.......... ..-. ...r- returned from the
--. . ... Same information
r-. ... ..- the surveyors crossed
.- ... ..aUutui. which town Dc
@ .. .. - aUiEerins win eA-
.-.r. ..z IL. .-.-e..' rr Z, f@Iiy
.....- -a. northern limits.
.n- way from Weber
.. ......-sI. through uulu-
... ..r Emn.iul WAS hard
a-. ... .......... .r.. pngIneerIng party
r... .. . -ar1w--ter.y direction
- .... .. .n. valley and entered
.... -.nauv. They crossed
- ...-..... .. James WiHoUgby and
.. ...r... .s.r.fHu un the part OF the
...-.- ... ... premises were prevented
.-.-. .......- . stake through the front
..-.r ......- fur.her southwest. they
.-.--.. H...- Green lot, and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Will Cure If Anything Can.

question
a certain described t n
quiz
il suffer
pronounced hopeless
enIlaiclIy that nothing else
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
LAUGH AT INDIAN SCARE.
VernaI Hunters Say None Is In Colo
RADIO.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial COrreSpOndenceJ .-
Vernal, Nov. 2S.-I pie who have
been over the state line recently in
quest OF game are amused at the recent
dispatches to the effect that the Colo
RADIO wardens are preparing to make
great assault upon the redskins, who,
they report, are Strengthening deer along
White river. Without exception all
these hunting parties report that they
saw no Indians while out.
A few weeks ago d number Of IN
COmpahgres were known to be along
White river in search of ''buCkskin,' "
but it is believed that they have about
all returned. and should the viEilant
wardenS make their threatened on
slaught they will TO doubt have to con-
tent themselves with the sight Of
few cold tracks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

WashhurU. Wis. Dec. 1.-GeOrEc n
FuUaUsn. a lumber inspector and YES
sci agent. with offices in Washburn,
Ashland md bayfield,. was found dead
today. with q bullet through his head.
at a lonely spot along the road be-
tween that place and Nash, with his
pockets rifed. A revolver with one
chamber empty was found near by
The r1ronars jury returned a verdict
of murder -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Two RurnRd To Death

Portland, Me, Dec. las d result of
a small house fire today Mrs. II. +.
CrOssmaH, aged a. years, and Ethel
CrOssman, a daughter. 10 years of age,
were burned to death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
CHURCH MUSIC.

The third i'm the series Of monthly praise
services at the First CONGREGATION !
church viii bc given this evening ar S
o'clock The following music viii be
used ina the service: Anthem. 20, Sweet
Is Breathe the Tyres Above CHOPIN
Shelley. trio. Thou Shalt Love the
lord. Costa solo. King of Eternity
HarJwel jones' duet, IL VIII Magnify
Thee MoSeufhaI. solo. THE Angels
Promise" Belreud. anthem. savior
Source Of Every Blessing" Wallace.
Miss Alice Bradley hidWeH and Mr..
j. Augustus viii sing go. Morning Land 90
ar the morning service at the Central
Christian church. The offertory solos.
both morning and evening. viii be sung
bE Miss kidWeII and viii be The HtdE-
emily Pathway and Toll and Rest"
---- solos at St PauIs church V-H be
SUNG 10y Mr. Hugh DUUCaIL I'm the morn
ing the solo VIII Dee The Holy city" by
Adams. and i'm the evening, The Light
rf The World" ny Adams.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

New York. Dec. Among the pas
sengers who arrived today on the
steamer St Louis from Southampton
were the Duke and Duchess of Man
chester.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
Two Dollars Per Capita Apportioned
to Salt Lake Districts.

% 9oII Laho OIoIIlNLs-
The second appOrtionment of money
from the county school tax fund to
the school districts in Salt Lake coun-
ty' outside of the city was made yes
terday by superintendent Ashton.
The oppOrtiOument is on basis of the
number of children of school age in
each district and is at the rate of s.
per capita. the former distribution of
a month ago being of 81 per capita.
Following is the appOrtiOnment by
DISTRICTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
ChristenSenS,-

Second term commences Saturday.
Dec. 8: juveniles 100, intermediate
juveniles 2:45, advanced juveniles 400
Matinee 500 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
NATIONAL GUARDNOTES

iday. the signal corps and cavalry
troops held no drill last week
The signal corps viii hold company
inspection next Thursday evening.
CANAAN GreeuWald being the inspector.
! The corps is preparing for the general
inspection which is now near at hand.
and the officers of the organization are
determined that in this it shall as US
ual. acquit itself hOnOrably.
a special order has been received by
Captain GreenWald of the signal corps,
which calls for an election TO ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
ex-Lieuteuaut George H. Berlin. The
election viii be held Monday evening,
December .. under the supervision of
Lieutenant Colonel Nebeker- Their are
at present two candidates for the pos
itiOu, Sergeant w B. = Gilbert and
First Sergeant H Plumh0f All indi-
cations point in the direction of the
latter sergeant In case of the election
of Sergeant PlUmhOf, the first seTgeau-
cy Of the corps viii be left vacant, and
IT II ~Umored that Captain GreenWald
is az sady bordering over a long list
of names The order of election re-
qulreS every man TO appear in fun uni
form. After the election Monday even
ing the Signalite club viii meet to talk
business. The subject of dues will come
before the meeting. and those members
who are not lending the financial bene-
fit promised viii receive some COnSid-
Grafton.
Company A receives general inspec-
ton Monday evening. OF late the week
" attendance of this organization has
made Il de. jded upward bound, and it
is expected that q larger number than
ever VIII make its appearance tOmOr-
row evening. Sergeant GUrn John
IL
ting the equipment iu an orderly condi-
ton, and making out property returns
Of the company.
Companies B and G viii receive in
Spection on their regular 1r5l nights,
Wednesday and Tuesday, respectively
Both companies have been hard at
work preparing for the eminent crisis.
It is expected that after the inspec-
ton the command of company - will
change from Lieutenant Terry TO Lieu
tenant W. G. Webb. The latter officer
being appointed to temporarily pilot
the wandering group" in a better di-
rectIon.
In consequence of general order No.
4, the battery. among the other organ
izations of the Guard, VIII be subject
ed a general inspection at its next reg
Uiar drill
Captain Groo of battery a has ap-
pointed Sergeant Jennings first ser
Eesut of that organization The va
cant first serg. an. skip being caused by
the elevation Of First Sergeant kneass
TO d lieutenantcy CorporaIs Green and
Ray have also been promoted a step,
leaving vacant two COrnpraiShipS. to
be filled by a similar number of dutiful
privates-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
THE PERFECTED OXYCENOR KING.
greatest invention in 1000 Remedy
Drugs, No Electricity, To Suffering.
IT CURES

Rheumatism of all Grippe Constipation Insomnia
Asthma Bghts Disease Typhoid Appendicitis
scaa Catarrh, Dphtheria Neuralgia
tbs, Hay Fever, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
PERFECTED oxYGENoR KING viii positively
Constipation
o both and health
The OXYGENOR make
in
Drugless Healer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Sent Free
TO Men.
Free Trial Package of This New Dis
coveTy Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and Vigor.

Free trial packages of a most reInaI X
able remedy are being mailed to all VII
viii write the State Medical Institute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

on account Of leaving the state, Colo
mel Clayton has been -anted a leave
of absence for ten DAYS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
MARRIED..

NJ. J. " Osouis and Nrs. ", n. Smith
we're msrried st o'clock last Thursday
svssios 81 the home Of The bride on Main
street. Rev. W. A. Kelly of{icistiog.
Mr william Ysados and hiss Nspdslius
Hayoswortb we're married last Sunday after.
eoou at the home OF the bride 10 this city.
Rev. O. o. Brown s6aciatiug.
Married this afternoon at the home Of the
brides father, Mr. Juuius z Scott, BY Rev
yames Mcdowell, Dr.. W. e Brown and Mios
Ria Scott After the service the couple With
their guests eat down 10 luncheon, and then
they left for their bridal tour they went to
Cnarlsston, and from there they 60 to Wssb.
ins'oo sod Baltimore; they expect to DO at
home on ths 26th lost. TIE groom 10 pros
perous business man 90 we'll % one OF the
largest practitioners 10 the county. He 10
intsndsnt Of the town, aud prominent 10
busiosss enterprise. The bride 10 one Of
haoning's most beloved young ladies, pretty
and accomplished, and . ray Of snosbins
wherever che goes. We extend our congrst.
ulatioos, asd wish them both long, happy
sod prosperous lifa.-hanoing Timss, April
Is.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
The Band Concert.

The Fourth Regiment Band scored a great
success with the concert last week, aud the
people OF Sumter have greater cause for pride
IN the organization than ever before. The
Opera House was we'll filed with an appre.
c'ative and sympathetic audience and the
members Of the baEd had every incentive TO
DO their best, and that they did WIS proved
by the enthusiastic applause and the general
verdict OF approval that wes given at the
close OF the entertainment. The band as o
whole has made marked Improvement since
its last public appearance and 10 The case OF
some OF the individual members the improve.
ment has been 90 decided ss TO evoke verv
complimentary comments from those who are
qualified to paes au opinion 90 musical skill
The band is making great strides toward
perfection and even now there are maoy
bands. composed entire,y of professio o 10 /
musicians, that cannot surpass The band 10
the correct execution of difficult music. The
concert was, as already stated. q great sue.
cess and the members of the band have
every reason to be proud of their achievement
and the reception With which their efforts
met at the hands of the public.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Gambling In Futures.

The following paper wss unanimously =
adopted oy the Sumter Baptist Church at
recent meeting:
1.-THE fluctuations durisg some msu,bs
past 10 the price Of cotton and tho copseouso I
excitement 10 the minds Of people, tendinR
to stimulate the spirit Of speculation, indicate
the propriety OF 40 expression of opieiou oo
the part OF Christian churches % to at least
one form Of speculation, the purchase and
sale Of Cultures" to which there 10 q great
temptation 10 oil such periods Of fluctuations
10 pricss.
To oomiually buy or cell at a future time
anything, OF which neitber party 10 the pres.
ent or prospective owner, and au actual do.
livery OF which is intended BY neither, is 10
fact oothing else than to bet on future prices.
which cannot be distinguished from gam.
olinR. The principles involved are unbolv.
tho consequences are disastrous. This is the
view OF society outside of religious associa.
tions. The lave Of the country declare such
contracts void-not to be enforced BY legal
machinery.
Christian churches should 20 further, and
should dtc'are such acts to DO iocous usisteut
With Christian profession and with member.
ship In . Christian Church.
This Church, therefore declares that its
memoers must abstain froMN such acts here.
after, II they desire to remain IN fsllowsh
with u.s."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
MAYORS COURT.

Hugh Dougiass, colored, was before the
Mayor hoedsy, charged with disorderly
conduct end creating a disturbance a, the
house OF Tom Spain oo Golden Hill, on Toes.
day oight last. Douglass was arrested 10
Florence Saturday on . wsrraot sworn on,
by Ton Spain, but on Monday when the
case vas called for trial Spain who 10
Dosglsss's fatbsr.in.law, wanted to drop the
case and pay the costs Actiog Mayor Hurs,
decided that the case could not be dropped a.,
that stses OF the proceedings. 10 the course
OF the trial u came out ihat Spein Was almost
equally responsible for the row 90 Douglass,
sad chafees we're preferred agaiost bin also.
Both we're foued guilty snd Douglass was
ssntsuced 10 pay $40 or work On the streets
20 dsys and Spain vas given IS or 10 days
The city comes out about 30 80 on The deal
after dsduetiog The sxpssses Of capturing
Douglass.
Cbsstsr Arthur william McNsill Wilson,
colored, vss before the Mayor yesterday
morning. aud chargss entered against bin on
the book we're drusk aud disorderly aud car.
ryiee concealed wsspons. Ths charges were
proved and be got 90 optios on S. or tsu
dsys. he took the days and has joioed Prof.
Triesls's class 10 di,chiog
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Cold Steel or Death.

"There is but one small chance to save your
life an that Is through an operation" was the
awful prospect set before Mrs I Hunt. of
Limo Ridge. Wis. by her doctor after vaiuly
trying to cure her of frightful case of stom.
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't
count on the marvellous power of Electric
Bitters to cure stomach and liver troubles, but
she heard of it, took seven bottles, was wholly
cured avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
mere and feels better than ever. It's positive.
~ guaranteed to cure stomach, liver and kid.
noy troubles, and never disappoints Price
SOC at F w DeLorme's drng store I
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
BY TIE SH ERIFF.

All that piece, parcel or tract Of land, cit.
uate, lying and being 10 Sumter County,
State OF South Carolina, containing 80 acres
more or less, and bounded BY laods Of Mrs
Hogan, lbs Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company, and others; levied upon aod to DO
sold 90 the property Of Harvey Lewellen or
an unkoowo party st the suit OF the State
for taxss.
All that piece, parcel OF tract of laod, cit.
ss'e, lying and oeioG 10 Sumter Couu'y,
State OF South Carolios, containing oos huo.
drtd asd ssvsoty.6vs aerss (l7b scres) more
or iess, bouudsd on the North BY the parcel
OF land containing sns hundred acres sssigo-
ed to K. u. Cooper 90 his Homestead, and
separated thsreffom BY . ditch and iioe ex.
tended Westward from said ditch, 90 the
South by lsnds Of George l.. Cooper, on the
Esst BY Long Branch aod lands formerly Of
the Rstats OF w. D. NcCutchsn, on West oy
Scaps Ger Swamp, levied upon and to be
cold ~ The property Of Eli n. Cooper at the
soit Of Carrie &. Cooper.
All that piece. parcel or tract nj land, cit.
uats, lyiog and eeiog 10 LyucGourg town.
ship. Sumter county, State OF South Caro-.
lios, containing so acres Of land, more or
lsss. and bounded BY lands Of 8. D. N.
LaCos,e, T e r LaCosts; north east by iaods
Of The ssiats Of W A LsOos,s; south by
lands Of 8 N LsCosts; west by lsuds Of 8 J
sud n Clark LEVIED upon and TO DO cold %
ths property Of 0smbls Wilson, at the suit
oe the 0tetse Tor ssxss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
ATLANTIC COTTON OIL co.
Capital Stock Observation-Disclosures
Bought In Charleston.

At stockholders mseticg Of tbs Atlantic
Cotton Oil Company held at the Office Of tho
company 10 this city on tho 18th instant, II
was unanimously decided to increase the cap.
ital stock Of the company by $50. 900 m ak.
ing ths total stock of the company $3.50 OO0
At the same time 1t was decided 10 buiid o
500 barrel oil refinery 10 Charleston
A few days later President Perry Moses and
Secretary and Treasurer A. O. Phelps visited
Charleston for the purpose OF securing a site
for tho proposed refinery. Several suitable
lots were offered them, but while negotiations
for lot were Ia progress, it Was ascertained
that the plant Of the Mutual Re6oery Co. !,
could be purchased at a fair price and they
made 40 offer for it. On Saturday Q telegram
was received from the president OF the Mutual
Rehoery CO.. accepting the offer. Messrs.
Moses and Phelps went to Charleston yester.
day TO close tho deal, and tho transfer will be
made this week, 1t 10 thought.
The Mutual Rtaoery has . daily capacity
Of 900 barrels Of oil and 10 said to be 6rst
class plant 10 every respect, with au estab.
lished business The Atlantic Gotten Oil 90 =,
will have the plaot thoroughly oysrhauled
as soon as possession 10 obtained and will
proceed to enlarge 1t 90 that the daily capa.
city will be 500 barrels. The uost improv we'd
and best machinery will be purchased and
when the improvements are completed the re.
hnery will be the best equipped and most
modern and up.to.ds,e 10 all its appoin linen to
TO he found in the south.
The growth of the Atlantic Cotton Oil
Company has Aeen phenomenal and there
seems to be no limit to the enterprise of the
men who have directed its affairs from the
Organization of the Sumter Cotton Uii Co.,
about tour years ago. From one Cotton mill
in this city the company has grown until i,
now has the original 60 too mill, a Cotton
mill in Bennettssille, 4O.ton mill in Gibeon,
N O a 60.ion mill in process Ct coustruc.
ton in Camden, and a 500 barrel refinery iu
Charleston. The prosperity Of the company
has bsen ss great as it's growth in capital
The last sale of stock, Of which the writer
has Information, was made at $500 per share,
the par value of which was Sl0O.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
DEATH.

urs. Annie Jenniogs wife Of Nr. L. D..
Jennings died last Thursday after an illness
OF only Q few days She leaves On infant I
bat three days old that can never know q
mothsr's care and love, and husband whose
grief time alone can make less bitter. Mrs Jen.
uings vas but twenty.six years old and her
unexpected death wee q surprise and shock
TO her family and many friends alike, for che
was the picture OF health and in the prime
OF vigorous Young womaohood with the
promise OF a long, happy and useful life be-
fore her. She was the only child of Mr.. W.
8. D,ukics OF Rossard's and to the lberesved
father ss we'll as the husband - ucerest
sympathy of the community gs.Sum spou
hoeously.
The fuoeral was held from the reside uce oo
Republican stYet Friday afternooo at 4
o'clock and the interment was at the cems-
terry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
stephen Bradford Dead.

Ssepseo Bradford, colored. died lsst night
from acute per'sonits which resulted from
o'ow 90 the side received when he was way.
'a'd and beaten BY Lewis Lsrkiu some two
weeks ago. Stephen was severely beaten
with club, bis scalp was badly lacera,ed
and many bruises Inflicted on various parts
OF the body At 6rst it was thought that
the scalp wound was the most serious, but
pe-itonitis developed from the hruises ou the
stomach and eide and death resnlted.
Lewis Larkin is said to have fed the conn.
~ yesterday or Monday, when it became
known that Stephen was 10 a dyiug coudi.
ton.