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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
Rah! Rah! Rah! Carson

Yesterday the field day exercises III
Reno called out a big force of Car
sonites to help the boys along in the
exciting contests. Nearly everybody
carried horn, ard before the local
train lett the depot the air was filleG
with roofing and footing. The V.r
giria City team was also in line and
altogether it made a lively scene.
Those who We're left in this city
wondered how the boys were getting
along, and one telegram received In
the afternoon stated that Carson was
ahead, as far as the contests had pro-
ceeded. In the evening the following
telegram was received at this Office
which indicates that the Carson boys
nave landed their share OF the game
and while they fail 10 bring home the
trophy. yet the fact that they tied the
Reno team, is big feather in theil
cap:
RENO, NEW, May 23.-In contest a
! University grounds today, Carson anC
| Reno tied after long and exciting con
test. Carson won the running rece!
! easily Honors carried off Tor Carson
| by Gliding, Eain, WCoIey. Q Brien, Car
! ter and Jack Other towns not in i,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
The MasOns

4aasonic hall was filled TO overflow
ing THURSDAY night, the occasion being
work in the Nj N. degree. followed by
banquet Nearly one hundred
brethren were in attendance, and
eighteen lodges were represented.
many from sister lodges of Nevada,
one from New York and one from En-
gland Never was work SO mastery
performed and numerous were the
comments in praise of w M Gill
son and his brother officers.
About eleven O'Clock all adjourn
ed to the banquet hall. The tables
icacies. The room was artistical
ly decorated in smilaX, ferns, red
carnations and Gen. JacQueminot
roses, and the tables likewise We're
adorned with a profusion OF the bril-
liant red blossoms Many were the
witty speeches and jolly songs
Brothers Brougher, Darneille, Clark
Richard. Cults, Ellis. Ardery, Muir.
ply. Vanderbilt. Keith. Jones, Hen
| bricks, Hofer. Kelley and Doyle al
responded in fine style. either with
speech or song. and Brothers Nc
| Coy, Fitzgerald and Wilies sang en-
| livening songs. 1t was net until two
a. n. that the guests regretfuily
took their departure. after drinkin:
| the health OF their generous host.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
Deserves Lynching

Word reached Elko last evening
of the commission of horrible crime
near Toano some time Monday. From
information given us by Mike Higg-
gins. the Western Union lineman it ap-
pears that a family in which there is
a younk lady seventeen years OF age.
about five miles west of TOanO. This
a Young lady seventeen years OF age
the mail She went as usual on Mon
day and on the way was waylaid by a
man about forty-five years of age
who dragged her from her horse
tore all the clothing from her body
outraged her and then mounted the
horse and rode away. AS soon as the
news of the crime reached the camI
a posse started cut in pursuit Of the
man. Nothing has been heard here
as to the result OF the pursuit EE
cry good citizen viii hope that tbs
fiend has been caught and that hi:
li!eless carcass now bangles FROM Ia.
limb Of some friendly tree.
The fireman On No 3 was inter
viewed while the train stopped herr
this forenoon and he said he heard 0
the outrage az Terrace last night an
that the man had Tot been caught
though a posse was after him. II
told about the same story as that g
bove with the exception that it ocl
CURED Tuesday instead OF Monda!
He did no. know the names Of any c
the parties. -InIependent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24

The very latest in bracelets and sill
vSr rings are OF exhibition at Friends
store. They are extremely pretty and
the prices are low.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
A Handsome Line

n 4. Dtrsney is constantly adaing
to his stock Of carpets and household
furnishings. In the carpet line he is
showing the Lardsonest lot OF yam
pies ard stick goods ever brought TO
this city. They are all FROM the re-
liable and celebrated house OF W &
J. Sloane. which is guarantee Of
their yatne The ladies are invited
TO cali and inspect the samples and
the stock IN hand They will ind
what they want and at prices that
SIIIt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
Accounted For

Harry Murray, the dead man
who is supposed to have diet IN the
county hospital here a few days age
and whose "yNmains' We're shipped
says his valise was stnlen flcm 4
train at Wac sworth together witt,
some money, and the newspaper
clipping and receipt for money paid
That accounts for Identification OF
the deceased Dan Callighan's Deiy
now. sleeps IN the homeless field in
Nova Scotia-Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24

The wedding Of Ralph Reed and
Miss Lizzie Lamb both OF Virginia
City, has been announced to take
place on June l. Mr. Reed is a pop
ular mining man of the Comstock
and Miss Lamb is the handsome and
accomplished daughted of that we'll
known COmstoclIer, Theodore Lamb
The young couple have the best
wishes Of their many Carson friends.
Two wagons loaded with wool pass
ed through this ely yesterday on the
way to the flanagan ware house.
Oscar J. &e2.i;il's iocomobile will ar
rive in Reno IL day or two. The
Eureka mountains Were too much for
the machine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
Big Time

The \. O. [. w lodge OF this city
:ai q big time at their hail last night
quot given III honor OF visiting mem
bers. a large number attending from
the surrounding towns. The mem
bers Of che Degree cf ticncr also help
ed entertain and they furnished the
all necessary for the tine. the ban.
quet. TIE big time was kept up to
! late ilour last night and ii some of
the boys have a wearieG look TODAY
the cause is explained
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
Boss Place for Crime and Goats

The place known as the goat ranch
located on Mill creek and IS miles
south of Battle Mountain, is becoming
quite notorious. Two killings. a sni
eide and rape case, within several
years. is the brief history OF the place
Bu!, nevertheless. the best Angora
goats III the United States ave raised
ct the place..-Reese River Reville
Mamie Mcmahon was granted di-
| Torce from Daniel Mcmahon at Reno
! yesterday on the grounds OF desertion
an. failure to provide.
| T. ". Duncan. representing the Sar
Francisco Examiner. is in this city in
! the interest OF that paper.
! l.. YOri has purchased a ranch in
J Washoe Valley, near Reno for $l3
10c.
The Gardrerville Record saws thai
| the flost damaged the fruit tress tl
| sore extent hut with 10 further coll,
weather there will be plenty OF frui,
in that section.
There Is hardly day passes tina,
prospectors are not heard from in Pine
nut This range is receiving a prett,
| thorough scratching at the hands O,
prospectors. and all seem satisfied
with their prospects. With the smell
ter so near at hand they have some in
centive to work and somebody Is 70
ing tn strike it rich.-Record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
ALL SORTS
-:rib cuirs bruises and sprailis.

rb cuies bruises and spral,Is
Go to G. W. Friend for first class
-igar.
Go to NJ. 2. Gillsoas for your sprin,
..ats.
Lou Becker now leads in the Reno
carnival queen race.
Zadoc Pierce of Wellington. Is
spending a few days in this city
For an excellent tomato go to J. +.
Azavedo & Co, opposite the depot.
Treasurer Ryan spent yesterday on
the Comstock.
c. w. Friend. Matchmaker ard o.
tician.
If you want to be among the living
play Ping Pong. The game can be
found at Davis & Kirman's.
Mrs. Cogswell. who has been visit
ing in Virginia City. has returned to
this city.
cinated the nation. can be found a
LAWS & kirmans
Engine No !. OF the Reno fire ,e-
partmeHt is to be broken up and sold
TOR old junk.
For Rent-a four room house, cen
TALLY located furnished. Inquire OF
Miss Klein.
FOUND-A gold and silver brace
| let Owner can have same by calling
at this office and paying for this ad
yertisenent.
! The best tomales in town are made
by J. B. Azavedo e. Co.. opposite the dc
pot.
1t required four coaches to accomO
t date the crowd that departed for Re
no Yesterday to attend the field day
exercises,
The latest in chattelaine purses a,
the Fox store. Call and inspec :. m
The wind for the past month ha:
dried out the farming ground, and th'
ranchers are using large quantities o
water.
The casing for the drill hole on th'
Brunswick lode was delivered Their
this morning, and Superintendent Glib
son expects to have the hole cased an
resume boring next Sunday.-I.eporI
Bobonet and Arabian curtains ar
the latest in the market. Call at Viii
Days and see some handsome ones.
The residence of DR.. Hufaker
receiving a coat of paint, while til
lot has been fenced. The residenc
will make one of the handsomes
homes in this city
Have Will Day call on YOU Wit
Q his handsome line of carpet sample:
. This is the largest assortment of his
D grade goods ever shown in Carson.
The Carson river has common e
10 raise again and it expected highe
| water vii be flowing through I'll
channel than at any time this sprn:
a FOR RENT-A desirable house :
e the western part of the city. contain
J. ing six rooms. also bathr Oo,n VI,
k modern conveniences. Apply al th
Appeal Office or of j. Doane
The fruit crop of Washoe Vale
= seems to be all right in spite of e.
frost With 10 more cold weather til
fruit crop will be the heaviess II so
: eral years.
If you are interested in new ali
fashionable lines of I'D to date foo
+ wear you will be more than satisfic
with the new goods at Ed. Burlin
4 yon's. Always ahead in reliable fo1
wear
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-05-24
Hawthorne Tips

Supreii.ts ndent WATSON. of the Sal
yer Peak mines. was in town yester-
Gay, He ha> about twenty miners at
work h,os kug out the ore i'll the big
ledge. Ever days work adds to ne
value OF he mine.
Word reached Hawthorne yesFer-
DAY that Thomas Donahue. an old
miner, alter. pied s,,iciGe in Aurora
by s!ashirg his stomach with a razor
He was aliNe at last accounts
r NJ Bowler returned from Carson
"Wednesday. He says the Republican
leaders are preparing to put up
stroEs State ticket. anu will try to eff
feet s.si organization in al The counti-
es. Mr.. Bowler is being urged 10
stand III for Supreme Judge. but as vet
ne is undecided about the matter
Walker Lake Bulletin
About y O'Clock last night the south
and west walls Of the ola building III
the rear OF j. A. ConbOie's undertaking
pariors feR in. The roof had been re
moved some time ago and there was
no weight on them 30 cause them to
collapse. TIE falling stones and
bricks made q great noise and caus-
ed quite . crowd to gather in the Vi
entity. TIE walls wee cracking for
some time after the CRASH AM: mere
CT the masonry viii tn,able.-Entei.
prise.
There was 10 news FROM the river
yesterday. \ slnail crew worked ov-
ef the same pools with 10 results. IL
seems TO be the general opinion that
the body has drifted into deep hole
ana VIII remain there until i. comes
10 the surface by the action OF ma
tire. wach viii be maintained
uEtll the body comes to the surface
or until the river falls. go that parties
Gan work in The deep channels.
professor Fransden OF the State
University leaves tor New York Mon
day to wed an heiress
Martha Washington's portrait adorn,
the new eigh:-cent U. s. pos.ace
stamp,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24
PROVED A
Republicans Criticised Democratic
Blanket" System, Then Used it
to Make Nomination. Gov.
Dockery on Convention.

JEFFERSON CRY, July 16-GoTer-
nor Dockery was asked this afternoon
his opinion OF the action OF the Re
publican Judicial Convention at Jop-
lin yesterday.
"That was a queer convention, " the
Governor said, land illustrates the
utter lack Of candor on the part of the
leaders OF the Republican organiza-
ton in this State. For days these
Republicans have been ringing the
changes on the alleged ring manage
ment OF the Springfield Democratic
convention. They charged that the
sO-called 'StatehouSe ring dominated
that convention and named the judi
cial candidates by the blanket meth
cd, a charge, by the way, untrue.
again, for months, under the
leadership Of a malignant press, Re
publicans have arraigned the Demo-
crazy for the alleged footing of the
school fund by the issue Of certificates
Of indebtedness, which the Republi-
cans declare TO be unconstitutional
and worthless.
"The absolute insincerity Of the Re
publican leaders on both these ques-
tions wa shown at Joplin yesterday,
the Republican nominees for the Su-
preme Court having been selected by
the very blanket method which has
beenso yiciously denounced by a reck-
less Republican press since the Demo
cratic convention at Springfield. Not
only does this action show the Republl-
can leaders to be both inconsistent and
insincere, but, t0cap the climax ofin-
consistency and i~nslnoerity, the Joplin
Republican convention put upon the
ticket both judges, Hlgbee and Why
bark, who, as members Of the Legisla-
ture, voted for the issue Of the alleged
unconstitutional school certificates.
1.-THE %canting hypocrisy Of the Re
publican leaders upon both Of these
questions is 50 obvious that further
comment Is unnecessary"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24
! NEWS.
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

BENTON CITY ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON Cry, July 17.-Mrs. Q. G.
Wonneman and children, OF Mexico,
visited at Mr.. Foley's recently.
Irvine Brown and family we're 10
Benton City Tuesday.
Tom Moore went 10 Haston Monday.
Mr.. johnson, of Mexico, Is painting
and papering Bart W~addington's
brick building.
DR.. Varnon and daughter, were
down from Mexico the first OF the
week.
George Horn and wife, OF st. Louis,
are visiting the latter's father, James
Brown.
Miss Eugie Jones was down from
Mexico last Thursday.
H. L. Miller was in Mexico Satur-
day.
Mrs. Schmidt is visiting at John
Hildebrand's.
Mr.. Maxey va in Mexico Friday.
Frances Glandon, Of Mexico. is visit
ing at Henry Miller's.
Chris. Stauffer and family, after a
visit Of two months in California
and other western places and a few
weeks visit to friends here, returned
to their home In Illinois Saturday.
The school board met Saturday night
and elected Mrs. Diven, to whom they
had rendered the school, as principal,
and Miss Katie Varnon as assistant.
Quite a delegation Of Modern Wood
men from Mexico and jackson district
also Joe Stephens, OF Hatton, attended
the Woodman lodge Tuesday night.
were disappointed that the parties
who were 10 be taken IN that night did
not appear, but our visiting neighbors
promised TO come again the first Tues
day night in August, when there
viii several members to be taken in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbridge were in
Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

From $40 p. m. Friday 20 7 a. m.
saturday there was go In. Of rainfall
In this section. This rain came In the
best possible time for corn and
absolutely insures one Of the largest
crops ever gathered IN the county.
The smaller cereals in shock and
some hay yet standing is damaged
some, but this loss is 50 largely over.
Swallowed by the enormous good done
the corn that 1t loses Significance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

Cora L. Shuck and husband to
James ". tate, I north half north
west. 2s52-lo, 1850.
Thee. n. Wlnans and wife TO w.
Latney Barnes, lots 5 and G. block 8,
Clark's addition 10 Mexico, and lots Q
and 10, block 4, county addition 70
Mexico and lot /, block II, original
Mexico, "a, 100.
Laura Collins etal to Thomas A.
McMurtry, lots /, 2 and ,, block ,,
original Rush HIN less strip, t2oo.
Thomas A. McMurtry and wife to
Fred s. Norris, lots l, 2 ana 3, block ,,
original Rush Inn, s225.
Lydia E Moore ct al TO Hugh +.
Dndgeon, 3-5 southwest and east hall
northwest and IS acres south part
west half nofthwest, 1887 and north
east southwest 2-528. 1880.
Jennie Wakefield TO j, ]. Wakefield,
10 east half southeast and southwest
southeast q and west half west half
southwest, 22-s2-9, $500.
Chas. u. Moser and wife to E. p.
French, north half west I southwest
southwest, 2O.50-7 g acres), 600.
Fannie P. White and husband to B.
+. Hardin and wife, south half south
east and southeast southwest 10 and
northwest, 14-52-ll, 5000.
Lewis e. Bolts and wife 70 W. ].
Bolts, southeast northwest, 1880,
500.
George H. Huntley ct al to B. p.
Leyick, northwest 1926, 81 $50.
B. P. Lcyick to w. II. Reighley and
J.. +. Cootz, northwest, 1926. $1,000.
Harry Atchison to Nadine Match
son, house and lot, West Monroe
street Mexico, $3.50.
John w. Crum and wife to Hiram
q. Phillip, q acres and 10 feet strip
part southwest northeast, 31-50-S, 800.
Jennie S. Mcdaniel and husband to
Cyrus II. Clark, south half southwest
and 80 acres west part south half
southeast, 22-52-l0. $1,000.
J. ]. Alexander and wife to Joseph
Boehm, northeast, 1887, less 20 acres
south side, $4,000.
BERTHE d. Lonergan and husband TO
Waiter L. Crigler, ! east half south
west and west half south half and part
southeast northeast, 24-50-7, 5000.
Catherine Reynolds and husband TO
r. A. Jesse, 4 acres southwest Mexico
and lots ! and 2, block 8, Muldrow's
sub. Mexico, sl,775.
Bernard Jung 10 W. L. and G. A.
Barnes, south half southwest 1852,
g., 100.
Byron Marcy 10 Jesse l. Darnell,
southeast southeast and 0 acres south.
west corner northeast southeast, 81
51.0, $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24
rEN YEARs Acc rnIs wEEK

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Rev. A. A. Wallace visited in
Minnesota.
Mrs. James Beagles died at her
home in this city.
II. I. Ferguson and Miss Greasy,
both Of Thompson, were married by
Rev. Mump0wer.
Julia Ross and Mrs. Hubbard were
to spend the summer in Maryland.
Jethro Martin, who murdered his
father, tried to escape from the county
jail.
Robert and Ed Morris sold their B.
year-old saddle stallion, Lee Rose, to
Clark & Potts for $1,000.
In R. d. worrell's spoon contest
Miss Matte Spence received the prize
for the prcttiest spoon. Mrs. John A.
Guthrie received the prize offered for
the best half dozen.
The following named gentlemen
were delegates from Audraln county
to the State convention at Jefferson
City.
Saling-A. D. Spfatt.
Prairie II. G. Kennen.
Loutre-John r. Harrison.
Linn Jacob Shobe.
Wilson,. w. Harrison.
Cuiyre-C. G. Daniel.
Salt Riyer-E. S. Cave and G.. S.
Maddox.
Delegates at Large-w. II. KEENAN,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

II was a happy conception Of oui
pastors TO inaugurate a series Of union
Sunday evening services at Hardin
Park during the hot weather. Two
such delightful services have been
held and one prayer meeting on Wed
nesday evening. The attendance al
each Of these meetings has been very
large and the exercises most interest
ing and profitable. Ample and com.
Portable seats have been provided, the
preachers have been at their best and
the singing, conducted by Prof. Ire
loar, has been very fine. 1.-THE groves
were Gods first temples, and IL is de-
ligbtful to worship Him amid such
environments. 1t is a beautiful spec
tacle 70 e Gods people gathered To-
gether IN this lovely spot, without re-
gard to denominations preferences, to
worship the common Father of US all
aud TO cultivate that Christian fellow
ship that brings US close together and
qualities us for united effort I'm our
masters cause. A rare opportunity
Is afforded the Christians Of Mexico
by those meetings, and a serious loss
will besustained by everyone who fails
to avail himself Of the blessed privI-
lege Of meeting and cooperating with
bis brethren 10 this work Of faith and
labor Of love. The young people hold
an after service at 8 O'Clock. What a
revolution would be wrought in Mexi
co society II all the young men and
women OF our city would meet here
every Sunday evening TO wait upon
the Lord and ~consecrate their young
lives to his service. 1t would solve all
the difficult problems that are bring
ing ~heartaches to the parents and
friends OF many Of our young people.
the many clubs and societies
we regard this as by Tar the most I'M.
portant meeting being held by the
people OF Mexico. LAYxAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

An elaborate conspiracy 10 buneo
Illinois farmers was disclosed By the
accidental failure OF one scheme,
which was attempted near Nation.
The swihdlers fed precipitatiTely,
leaving behind them their personal
effects and paraphernalia, including
written plans and descriptions of the
wealthy farmers selected for victims.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

kilograms from Hannibal. louisiana
and other points along the Mississippi
Indicate that there viii be great dam
age done by the high waters in the
next few days. The damage to crops
already has amounted thousands Of
dollars In the lowlands. At Hannibal
the river one foot above the danger
line and the crest not yet reached.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24
Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh After
All Else Fails-Cosfs Nothing 70 Try.

To cure the most desperate rheumatism or
'eataErh take Botanic Blood Balm CD. B. b. the
wondero Of the age Cures when all else falls
It kills the poison In the blood and gives = pure,
healthy blood supply stopping ali gnawing,
shooting aches and pains ia the bones. joints,
back and reduces ali sEeIings. Hawking,
splitting, dropping in the throat, offensive
breath and catarrh, irrilations Of the mucous
membranes quickly disappear, thas making q
perfect, permanent cure OF the worst rheuma-
tism or deep-seated catarrh. B. B. B. eapec-
tally advised for old, obstinate cases. Drug
gists, 81. Trial treatment free and prepaid BY
writing Or. Gillian, pa Mitchell St., Atlanta, Ca.
Describe trouble and free medical advics given
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

The Fulton Sun says: Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Davis left Wednesday after
noon for a few weeks visit in st. Paul,
Minnesota, and other points in the
north. They win go by boat from
louisiana to st. Paul. During their
absence Mr.. and MB P. p. Smith, Of
Kansas City, viii have charge Of the
Palace Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

Dr. Traughber has a lady assistant
Dr. Etna Kelso-C Curry, Of two years ex-
perience, will treat all those desiring
treatment by a lady. DIT. Traughber
VIII treat here on his regular days,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. DIR.
Curry will treat Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Office east Of post Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

is the spot 10 your back directly
affected by lumbago. But 1t Is big
enough 70 PROSTATE you until q kind
friend rubs Perry Davis Painkiller In
70 your aching flesh. Then the throb-
bing pain, which has been as bad as
toothache, dies away. Painkiller is
equally good in relieving sclatica and
the various forms Of rheumatism. q
and SOC bottles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

ohcials at Washington are deeply
interested In the political situation in
Wisconsin, where warning Republican
factions promise to split the vote OF
the party and permit the Democrats
TO elect two congressman and possibly
a senator TO succeed Mr.. Spooner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

Mr.. +. II. Wells, the merchant at
Deer Park, Long Island, n. Y, says:
81 always recommend Chamberlaln,s
Pain Balm as the llniment for strains.
l used 1t last winter for a severe lame
ness in the side, resulting from a
strain, and was greatly pleased with
the quick relief and cure 1t effected
For sale BY all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

At a conference Of apple growers 1t
was decided to hold a congress Of
~orchardists from the Mississippi Val
ley, together with an exhibit Of their
products, probably in St Louis. late
In the fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

Thd appointment Of a negro to be
guard at the Federal jail at Vinita, /.
T., has 50 iBcensed Republicans thai
many have vowed their intention OF
quitting the party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

Roy r. Gable, who bought the Dan
Roberts farm southeast Of Mexico,
win take a prominent place among the
stock growers Of this county. Mr..
Cable is arranging 70 have 4 big sale
IN the fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-24

ms kioneys are yoW
blood purifiers hey IT.
ter out The . 5 OF
impurities In the blood
u hey are sick Or ouf
Of order, they fad to Dc
their work.
Pains, a~chesandrhcu-
maiism come from ex-
cess q uric acid 10 the
bleed, due 10 neglected