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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-13
Queen vicsoria.s Own Depot.

The fact is not generally known that the Queen has private railway sta- tion. This is at Gosport, and is used by her majesty when embarking for Osborne. The station consists of a long semicircular platform. the end Of which is connected with a pontoon, against which the royal yacht is us- ually moored. It Is a strange fact that no other member of the royal family ever uses this station.
 Women Live Longer Than Men.
 Statistics of the various countries are remarkable on this point. In Ger many only 113 out of 1000 males reach the age of 50, while more than 800 of 1000 females reach that age. In the United States there are 2,6S3 fe- male to 1898 male cententarians. In Trace of ten centenarians seven are women and only three men. In the rest of Europe of twentv-one centen- arians sixteen are women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-13
General Offices IF Pine St..

This Company does not insure life property t sac Pfo01abr nt Ter It has he sa, source f'v venue for Rane and poa f II its da II C f 6 d}ao are hot AdPred Dues af all You pf2G3 aAa turing fife ~ha5 y5l Z U N z tuf ffC~
 AceiV, tod Fti.tIe W4 Eee74@t=f =.@I56 ohcitrd 'gafIof | ! u;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
Goes Forever

New, in conclusion. | must tell
ypu that when I sever my connec-
ton appointed from your mag
atiua forever. I mean what l say.
used II represent the curtis Putt
fishing CO. Mr.. Il. :. Collins was
manager - the subscription depot
az the time. / got tired OF talking
to the ladies, 80 ! gave that 40. Then
worked iu the East. I even work
ed In Pennsylvania under noses. and
gave them the horse laugh i cali
- en- = ~. x. Curtis under an 49,
suinsd name. I also met Mr.. nok.
the editor. They can all recall how
made Pennsy lvnnia and Jersey
hum. Nov. 10 be candid with YOU.
l am simply tired 81 organizing
sucker clubs.' 80 I have a iitts
money saved up and a trunk fun q
realised from the sale OF my re-
cflptr' on the Cosmopolitan Publish
Ing 60. am going % take what
cash 1 have and come up 60 Nes
York and 20 into business under an
assumed name, / shall some daY
call and ~ee you. Mr. Munsey, for
really I admire the 'Eet-up' YOU have
about you. / saw your letters 70
CHIEF Of police. etc etc. Poor Walker
would never know enough to write
such \ letter. II he had them writ
ten for him he would send them dow a
tn Texas while I Was On the train
SONG 20 New York. HE II dead
slow.
Hopping I have not bored you
With such a long letter. am. truly
HERBERr BENNETT woopsoS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
Deaths by Freezing.

DAWSON. March Most horrible
details Of death by freeHing reached
here tonight in the third mail from
Nome this winter. bringing advicra
up 60 December 10.
Several deaths have occurred "
the immediate *ictnitY ~ Nome city
ard on fhe various trails.
The wlud hsE been blowing and the
twmprraturs has registered the iow-
nsa.eaear known. Tents have halu
torn to ribbons ana the inmates fore
81 u srek shelter eineNhsre.
one man left Nome Der. :. At
about ) o'clock In the evening, and
at 70 party coming IN found him
aud hia two dogs frnHeu Etin. The
Wind had covered them with a snow
blanket and their bodies were only
discovered by being stumbled upon.
other deaths we're reported hat the
names are not ohiaiuahi@ tonight
Sever before has travel feen -
dangerous what ~ oue day q per
feet trail. n the next totally 6hliier-
ated by the drifting snow. The
suffering ~ those who were nos sum
GENTLY provided for r. terrible.
business Il reported very duh,
and nothing Ia doing IN the CONNER
cial world.
During the iani u November sew
srai stampedra took place. and IN
nearly every instance good strikes
have been made.
Old experienced miners predict
many BIG finds FOR next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
COLD STORAGE
AT SkAGWAY
The White Pass and Yukon Will
Operate Reirigerators.

The White Pass q Yukon railroad
will In q short time have complete
refrigerator system In operation be-
tween SkaRway and Dawson.
IL will comprise cold storage plants
az skagway. White Horse and Daw-
son, and refrigerator steamers be-
low white Horse. All of the cold
storage machinery has been order
ed and will be forwarded 20 paw-
son BY the FIRST steamer on the open
ing Of navigation.
. Not later than June, II is annOun-
ced. the company VIII be able
10 carry beef from Seattle 90 DRw-
son. a distance Of 1900 miles. all the
way In refrlRerntOrs. A few months
ago the company was offered "a
large sum Of money for the privilege
OF operating refrigerator cars over
the railroad, but decided TO control
the business itself. II II said that
this Improvement Will largely in
crease the number Of fresh meat
shipments 10 Dawson during the
summer and will guarantee the res
iderds Of the far northern district
fresh meat during all the warm
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
LAKE FRONT
BLIND pigs
Cases May Be Settled March 70,
but Very Doubtful.

At 1.10 o'clock yesterday after
noon Judge Cam ovcrruied the de-
murrer filed IN the ease Of the state
We. W W. Gilman and several 9TH
er keepers % park resorts. who are
charged with selling liquor without
license. Attorney Parmsrice. who
appeared In behalf of Gilman, asked
the court 60 dismiss the cases on the
ground that IN cities Of the frs;
class = police Judge II the only ON
Ger having the right 20 issue war
rants FOR the Enforcement Of NUM-
cipai ordinances and on the further
ground that the legislature has del
cgated 10 cities 81 the first ciasg the
exclusive right TO control the liquor
fraffic.
Judge Cam held that no doubt cx-
lated In his mind az 20 the right Of
intention % the common wealth Co
preserve ia authority 20 prosecute
IN cases like those al har. and set
the trial for March -. The outcome
~ the blind pig" eases VIII be
watched with interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
sucker ciab omcials.

The following Il a report that
Woodson terms the Annual report
% the president q the Suckers
club.
what fools we mnrtais be
The Suckers Club. fMlesisstpri DIV
fei8n"
ssOrfeUfs
II Bennett WootAnn- president
Herbert n. Woodson. vice president
~ y woofaon, TREASURER.
q Frank n. Munsey. secretary,
Address al communications %
Frank A. Muusey. Ill Ftfth avenue.
New York city.
our Asylum l. ~ irxingtaa, in The
Hudson. John prtsb@n Walker, man
aver % department % wheels.
Atthe conclusion Wcadaan Or wilma
e4ve the names OF each town In xari-
Gus eastern and southern state whore
he had claim victims. Tie stated
that IN seven months he made fi.f2s.
The above latter WI he Used as
evidence against Wilma AZ this trial
In the superior court. Hs u now IN
fail IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
OLD SCHEME
Up Once MORE
Another Announcement OF the Port
Angeles Railroad.

Another announcement f. made In
connection with the work OF build
ting the Port Angeles Eastern rail-
road !. G. Atkinson, general man
aser Of the contemplated road, and
W. n. Loss. civil engineer. have
returned from the East and are now
at Port Angeles. Mr.. lsosH repre-
Henta New York and Boston capital
lists who have promised 70 become
interested in the bonds OF the road.
Upon the authority OF Mr.. Atkinson
the announcement IL made that the
company's bonds have ali been sold
and that active construction work
will begin on the line early In the
spring
The part OF the scheme 70 build n
ferry between Port Angeles and Vie
torls. u. g.. u ts said. will also be
carried through. aud when this IL
completed there n n project 10 con-
meet with n line Of railway 20 be
built on Vancouver island That will
place the road In direct oommuni-
cation with rich timber and mineral
lands tn the northern end OF the is
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

There 4 both encouragement and
inspiration for the young men 81 the
country in the career ~ George ".
Harris, who Vac recently elected
president OF the Chicago. Burlington
4 quincy Railroad Co. Mr. Hsr-
ria became railroad man IN 1905,
Just - years ago. lie had no parr
tlcular pull" or Influence behind
him. and was content % begin az an
once boy. Ito worked hia way NO
from the bottom 81 the payroll - tho
top, hllinR In succession n dozen Or
more positions - constantly In
cruaslnR responsibility. Starting az
the age OF NJ, he fnds himself ~ tho
age % g.. az the head 81 a railroad
system controlling more than 5000
miles Of track His career ~ fresh
proof. II one were needed, o. tho fact
that hard work. ability. and con-
centrHtion ~ effort were never %
sure to reap an adequate reward as
they are at the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
HE LANDED
A HOST OF
SUCKERS
{. n. Wilma. With Many
Names, Gives Himself
Away.

That f. II. wilma, atlas Brown.
alias woodson. was one Of the elev-
crest magazine swiudleru that oper-
atsd on the coast prior 70 his ar
rest at Vancouver. Wash. Is admit
ted BY the authorities q many Of
the tOwns'where ne paid visits.
Today chief % Police Meredith re-
ceived a letter from Frank A. Nun
sey, publisher Of Munsay'a periodic
ais. In which vas enclosed letter
that he fMuuseyl received from
Wilma. dated at Augusta. Ga. Sep
tenn oer 1898. Mr. Munsey refers 70
Wiima's communication as the "clev-
crest thing we have ever received at
our once.
The letter reads az follows.
Mr.. Frank Munssy.
Dear sir,-D0n't you think IL is
warm enough down here, without
you making Il warmer7 Really. IL
IL getting hot. 80 hot that I cannot
navigate any more. 80 after carefully
considering the matter. havs come
10 the conclusion that ! would sew
er my connection with your maya
zine. There IL not money enough N
Il for ne. I enclose you a report OF
the business I have done since Feb.
Is, 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

the search warrant designated the
place TO be fIs Second avenue south,
a difference ~ several blocks.
The remaining two cases against
B0ltz A. Wening, proprietors of the
Junction saloon, and Peter Emil
proprietor Of the Columbia beer hall,
were taken under advlsement by
Judge George.
The complaints against the slot
machine owners we're fun Of tech
niealitiea. and until proper afiidavits
are drawn up by attorneys II II uee-
less FOR the reformera 20 proceed
further.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Grif-
9th stated In open court that the
complaints were not drawn up IN the
prosecuting attorneys ONCE but had
been prepared by Attorney Beau .
mont, sworn 90 by ". l.. Cowen. TAX
en- TO Judge George and warrants IT,
sued 40 far the attempts on the
part Of the reformers % squeleh evil
IN Seattle has resulted In n farce.
The reason II that the Law and ord
or leagues legal advisers do not out
wit those retained by the yloiatorS
OF the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

She saids I Vas al the house when
tt was auarantined. and health ON
Ger. whose name / do not know, told
me I had better stay m the house.
he didn't lay very much stress to
y hat he said The following day he
vas At tho HOUSE again. That WAS
over two weeks ago. Since that tins
have been - my roam in the Tag.
CART home. and upon one occasion
ale dinner with Mr.. TaxEaft. Ills
face was all broken out with the
smallpox az the tins To my know
ledge nsighbors we're called upon to
assist the family while Ar. TaGE e
vas STICK and unable 70 leave The
house.
4 heard SIR. TaHsart say that M
quarantine afiieHr had been station
"a a. the house. and that he had not
esen a health ufficer for tive weeks
N ere time"
Mennbsra ~ the board q health are
impressed with the gravity - the
charges made against Health officef
Mex erhuie IN sfFtert#y's star
Fhoae seen this morning were great
- dlsrieased. that there should -
occasion Tor charges q Eruss neEi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
HEALTH OFFICER MAY Be
COMPELLED TO EXPLAIN
People From the Mayor Down, Would Like to Hear His
Defense Instead Of His Senseess Abuse.

The article published ln last nights
star exposing negligence on the part
81 the city health department Ia not
quarRntining smallpox eases, Great
ed much comment citiEenH in Rcn-
erat we're much incenaed when they
learned the startling facts through
the columns OF the paper, aud a NUM-
her stated that an investigation into
tho workiugof tho health office mlght
bring about better results "a the fu-
ture.
To-day n vas learned that Mrs.
W. TagEhrt and her daughter, who
reside "a iee North Hafwood ave-
nue., have the smallpox. In last svs
eulns's Star the story was told huW
dr THFsart, las fer two weeks with
the same disease and not n health
ofiicef put IN an appearance. Nrn.
1agNnrt Was forced 60 cars Tor her
husband. and As result she and her
little girl now have the disease.
ti0iv eamptsii. who toomrd at the
Takksrt home at the time TaFEarl
Was taken down With the smallpox.
tells an interesting story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

Eence against one whom they had
chosen as capable % working % the
best interest Of the city
br. q. ~, Limerick OF the board
said that should any charges b.
made 30 The board. the matter would
be probed - itH depths ~ once.
The eases 10 " hich the star has
drawn attention, naid Or Limerick
have never come TO my notice be-
farc. consequently I am unable To
state " hethsr such a state % Affairs
did exist, However. the matter VIII
bear investigation The charges
" hich have been made through your
columns seem most unlikely 10 me.
bat, II u II fact. that Jr McKech-
nse r. tired ~ his Job, II becomes
Ga easy matter % he adjusted"
Df. D. neg had had the article
brought 10 hln notice. but, AZ thu
time he Nhs seen. had Dot inNeailE=
hfsd the matter Assurance II aiy-
en-. however. that negligence wtii not
be tolerated. and an Investigation
vii be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
RULES Are plain.

The rules governing the health ON
Ger are very plain and very stfln-
gent. when smallpox Is discovered.
o. IL hls duty 10 at once send the
patient 20 the psuihouse. II he
judges that removal should not BE-
made. he must quarantine the infect
ell premises AZ onrr, and In public
ytaN. expose y yellow flag. 4 quar-
uutins meAnA that the person dis
eassd. and those IN contact with the
patient. must not leave the Infected
house. neither shall any person BE-
allowed 70 enter the house. before
complete releases from disease BY
fumixatton People who know the
circumstances u the ea4ss cited By
the star. say that Health ofiiesr Ncs
Eechuie understands his pfeeest po-
elffon thoroughly and can't veil
WriEEie eat - hls possibility.
Health Ofnrsr Mex sehnfe was In
tefvtawsd ~ telephone today BY .
Htar reporter. and. as usual. would
give un information. although told
that anything NJ had 20 Ray wouli
b printed lie used only abuse 90
y ard the people who had cOmplaiu-
Ell through the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
.l[ATOK MURDER TRIAL
DRAWING TO A CLOSE
Rsbual Testimony Being Heard TOday-FnaI Arguments
viii Probably Begin Late This Afternoon

This mornings session was devoted
60 hearing ruhuttal evidence nr
=. A. Mckechnie was frat called tn
the stand, and testified % bis be-
lief that the accused enjoyed fun
power 81 bis senses tie was sus-
tanned BY similar testimony from J.
!. Loughary.
T.. II. Burke. Jailor Frank Pyle and
u. ~. crow we're called and each
testified 90 their belief In the sane
ness ~ Scatons Each stated that h
had conversation soon after the
crime, and nothing IA the murderers
manner Indicated that he Was de
ranged
kebuttnl testimony was being
heard at $50 this afternoon.
II Is expected that late this aft
ernoon the case VIII be 80 far adj
vauced that Vance Sahin viii begin
fnaI argument Tor the state.
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amounts TO nothing down here.
simply used his ma gaEiRe because !
had Cosmopolitan Publishing Co, on
my receipts. Poor Walkcri Hal
hn' ! hai lie almnat worried him
SELF 60 death over me. His poor, In
significant magazine Ia o. no use,
but he sent notices cut cautioning
people against me. but his notices
amounted 20 nothing. for told
every one you were the president Of
the Cosmopolitan Publishing Co.
and lots Of the people got your name
mixed up With that Mcclure and
Harper deal and thought ~ was
Munsey Cosmopolitan. That's the
blow that almost killed old Auto
mobile Walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
sksgwsy Library.

sKAGWAY. March a.=-Ths prinri-
pay OF the city schools has inangur-
ntei n movement for beginning n
fund n - used IN the purchase " a
library for the use % the school. A
series Of entertainments are 20 DO
given. the FIRST 81 which VIII be In
March on the evening before 81.
Pafrickr day. Further than this.
each pupil IN the school rooms has
started ont to earn one dollar as his
or her Individual contribution. Par
snta and friends will find numerous
willing workers among the boys and
Riria. and the money earned IN this
way Will go toward Increasing the
library fund. There IL no greater
need than this and no movement
that could result IN greater pleasure
and profit 90 the youth OF the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
NOW Up AGAINST It
The Slot Machine Cases Are Knocked Out by Piece Of
Bunging Legal Work.

~ a result Of what Deputy Prose
enting Attorney Griffith terms in
sstisticaVy drawn complaints. the
saafas for which rests on the should
a~fs Of Attorney beaumont, repre-
~nting the seattle Law a. order
1snss' the cases against W. H..
inward and Richard Roe, whose
we name the authorities failed 10
.safn' charged with having gam
s.lns devices known az slot machines
5fe Dismissed this morning by
s--ks george, upon motion Of Att0r-
- Jay G. Allen and John y. MIL
representing the defendants.
sanl ths case u ". ~ Howard, the
ss.nuaFlt Tor the search warrant.
"In 70 ~ w. l.. Cowen. read that
.aehie-i Ia -the-Alot machine would
- FOUND At 100 First avenue. The
49, warrant called for the seiz-
!, ~. VI money paying slot machine
as firHt avenue.
ahhiisf mistakes were made iu
~ ease AZ fi9 Second avenue south.
49,. search warrant called for the
a. ssIe 81 a slot machine at 10 Sec
~ AFsnue, while the AFFIDAVIT for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
Fishermen win.

OLYMPIA. March s-Tha fsh-trap
In = victory for the Pacific-Amerl-
can Fisheries Co.. the Alaska Pack
erS' association and others. who were
opposed 10 having the measurement
81 the depth IN which traps may b.
located. changed from low TO hsgh
tide. AZ present. the law provides
thar no traps shall be IN water Of a
greater depth than 81 feet At low
tide. II was commended that meas
uremeut At low tide Was diflculi %
ahsn4n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

me Eeaton murder trial is pro-
xrezsng rapidly toward the finai ar
saments. Yesterday afternoon cx-
- medical testimony was pro-
fuesd BY the defense. The first
stiffness Was nr. Daniel De Bcek. en-
.x@ socialist. who testified to the
snsenality o. Seaton's eyes. ana ex-
rrsss@d Il as his belief that the de-
<rAans Was rot clear IN his pefcep-
s.nns and faculties. nr. Z. ".
skafplps, the rext witness called.
f,stlhea aiong the same lines that
"a previously been heard The
seescr said that ne believed Seaton
rs not sane at the time ne made
a. brutal assaults upon his family.
NJ sharpies arrived at his conciu-
90 more from Seatou's history than
frm anything that had been reveal
a 10 aim through his personal ex-
sninsklon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
TERMS OF
SETTLEMENT
For Ending Roer Wsr-a
Report 10 the Journal.

NEW YORK March a. prsto-
ria dispatch To the Evening Journal
asserts that Kitchener. Miner and
Gen. TiafhA are diNcunaiuG terms
for a eomriefr settlement Of the Horr
war. An agreement - expected In
three DAYS Hotha demands that no
noerH shalt be sent 20 Fl Helena.
prisoners now there are 20 be re-
turned. reb~in IN Caps Colony are
not 80 b punished. private property
- 20 be protected. form of future
government 70 be assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06

In calling on 80 many people. the
representative people OF the cities
Of the South I have heard their op-
iniona regarding your magazine. n
- very popular all along the line.
but T have a suggestion 90 offer. Cut
some Of that war business ont, and
get a couple 81 good people like Kip
ling and put types Of fair women
back In your MunHgy.
John Brisben Walkers magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
v. M. C. a. NOTES.

Hon. Ira Bronson VIII deliver n
lecture at the Y. NJ. G. a. tonight on
"The Law" Lawyers. law students
and those contemplating entering
the law profession are earnestly re-
queated TO attend. This lecture viii
be the first Of n series 90 be given
ON Life work.
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lie was Interrupted hg the speaker.
who said it VIE not a question n
privilege. but ~ order. Redmond
claimed that some had been suspend
"a who had actually gone into the
lobby to vote before the scene arose.
The chair, however, said be was
bound bY the report 81 the chairman
81 the committee, nud u a member
wrongly reported would write the
facts. no would communicate the
latter ia the house,
The discussion continued. the irish
members urging that the question n
justice Ia suHpendinE thrlr nHs1ciaiea
should be considered. Finally the
speaker said the question ~ pfivil
eFea could be discussed a. soon ha
the members suspended would write
20 him, giving their statements "
facts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
old S. & !.
q April lst the Name VIII &c No
More.

on Or about April / the Seattle a
E;srnasional Railroad will cease 70
ans In name. II will then be known
a branch u the Northern Pacific.
he change Is not a material one.
~ TIE Northern Pacific has long held
ne egntroling interest In the line. 4
lev changes. however. Will be made.
= Ne auditors once If the Seattle &
International rffl undoubtedly be
enosishee. but Il IL generally under
etood that the other officers win re-
main practically as they are.
Al the Office Of the ). n 4. there Is
n1th conjecture az 10 what changes
WI be made In the clerical forces Of
ft> road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
New Normal School.

OLYMPIA. March Aontesano
wiIi have a normal school. Senator
GchoH@ld'H bill making provision far
Il. has passed the senate.
The hlIi does not carry any hppro-
priations. hut provides that the gov
eruor and two commissioners APP
pointed BY him. shall meet az Monte
sano before July !. 1901. and locate
a site for the school. ten acres Of
which. At least. must be donated.
II 10 aaid 20 be the intention "
The citizens % Nonfesano 10 donate
TO the state building for the school.
The building IN question was origin
ally intended fer an academy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
IRISH ARE
INDIGNANT

LONDON, March 6.-Excitement
ran high today over the scene laet
night In the house Of commons, and
great crowds gathered outside when
that body met nc noon. Two dlvia-
ions Of police were held In readiness
To- aueil any row that might occur.
The Irish Nationalist leader Red
mond, AT the opening. raised the
question OF privileges, contending
that irish members were forcibly
removed and had been reported for
disregard OF the chair, without prop
or steps being taken 70 identify them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-06
IN, g. SAYS
the HOUSE


OLYMPIA. March e.--Ths house
today killed Jones primary election
Law BY one vote. after a hard hight.
The senate killed the memorial for
the election OF United States senator's
by popular vote.
Stealing ~ state property has be-
gun. A gas stove and typewriter
we're taken last night. and an inVes@
tlgation has been ordered