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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-05-13

...""'rh stated that thesn VIC
""r" expected to serve on the
.#..on board. and are to meet at
... on the first Monday IN
purpose. He Their went or
.". mo-" pension law. and rea |
"tinl"t" list Of pensioners Cor
In case any ono present
"me corrections to make.
.. H.~Hourumcnt of the meeting
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VH'e wv LIZ DOWut
Sit Up or Stand Without
Experiencing the Most Excru.
eating Pain.
gTses -------- HTflTrE
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
After the Failures of Physicians,
Special Medicines and Electric
Battery, Banislies Pain and
Tortures and Restores
Health.

In the ranks of sick, tortured and dis
eased sufferers, many men and women have
become hopeless because of the failures Of
physicians and their medicines.
We would have all such detected and
despGlring mortals take comfort this very
day We would impress upon them the
blessed truth that Paine's Celery Com
pound Is abupdantly able to save and cure
even at the eleventh hour. Paine's Celery
Compound accompishes its life.savlns
work for the old and young when all other
medical treatment fails. multitude Of
people have furnished strong and incon-
trovertible testimony in support Of the
statement that "Paine's Celery Compound
makes sick people we'll" Mr.. John w.
Boyd tof Mlshawaka, Ind, refers TO his
own case as follows:
Last winter | was taken down with a
very severe attack Of nervous and muscular
rheumatism, SO bad that | could not lie
down. sit up or stand without the most
excrucating pain. l was all the time I'M
der the care of two of the best physlcions
OF the place, but / did not improve.
took different rheumatic cures and used
an electric battery for a half hour each
day for ten days without any relief Final
ly | concluded TO try Paine's Celery Com
pound. and to my surprise after using one
half of a bottle ! was able to get out,
and before | used the whole bottle l went
to work and have worked every day since.
| have gained twenty pounds in weight and
am feeling first rate"
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SPORT.

The Detroit Blue Ribbon meeting opened
hnd Direct Hal paced the first heat Of the
Chamber Of Commerce stake In worlds
record time
At Brighton Beach Fomcsole equaled
Voters record
Wyeth, the American derby winner, again
met defeat at Washington Park
Form players werRJn luck at Delmar
Park. u
Terry McGoven istSyainlng for his 6gat
With Young CorhettrF
southern league; Very interesting game
between Birmingham and Little Rock. the
former being shut out. Bruner pitched a
great game for Chattanooga Twelve n.
n'nss were required TO decide an exciting
glne between Nashville and New Orleans
the latter WANING.
American Washington took the fourth
straight from Baltimore
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BIG PETITION WAS FILED
F. A, UMSTED, LATE OF OHIO, HAS
DEBTS OF $97o,466.
Large Sums Named as Due to Banks at
Various Points and 10 Manufacturing
Companies OF Cuyahoga, Ohio.

Galveston, Texas, July 1.-THE largest
petition in bankruptcy ever filed in Texas
was that Of Frank A. Umstcd, mnnufac-
threr formerly connected with the Hart
man Manufacturing company and the Cuya-
hoga Steel and Wire company of Cuyahoro
Falls, Ohio. The petitioner states thar ne
has for the six months preceding the filing
OF this petition been a resident Of Calves
ton. His liabilities amount TO 500 4ee II
and he has no assets he having trans.
lerrea me entire capital stock of the Hart
Nau MaunIactnrihg company, the par
Nalue or which was S2.5OOOo0 and one
hali OF the capital stock of the Cuyahoga
steel and Wire company, the par value of
which was $4,000 to the reorganization
committee of creditors mentioned In sehcJ-
~le OF his petition who have consolidated
and reorganized both companies in the
lame of the Cuyahoga Wire and Fence
company. In the schedules submitted were
the following unsecured creditors:
The Cuyahoga Steel and Wire company,
Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio $4,000: Hartman
Manufacturing company, Ellwood CITY
"a, $4,000, Mickey n Page, agents SI60
y l.. Wilson. Chicago. 500; W l.. Kiefer
New York, $500; LLOYD ManufaCturina
company Minneapolis. $500; 4. r. SIcGnrd
chicago, $1,000; Charles cage. CHICAGO
Shu; Bank of Cullen, Cullen Ala $50,
sl.yc96n' Mckee " Mitchell. Phtsburg, Pa,
The accommodation paper in the SEIZED.
We submitted was as follows: First
National Bank of New York 5000 600 On
SET SCI, S@i.22l;0l; National Cry Bank New
York $4,000, offset $3325. IA; Bank of
state Of New York. 100000, offset sol6s e8.
Inaanover National Bank Of New York
SStiS,p,02t; MERCHANTS National Bank of
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary Root has reiterated former in.
structtons to Governor Taft relative to the
friars.
General Chatfee has been relieved Of com
mand In the Philippines and assigned to
the department OF the East.
General George W. Davis Will assume
command at Manila
Major Gardener. who brought charges
against soldiers in the Philippines, has been
ordered home.
Private Dalzell is said to have conceived
scheme for making the G. a. K. purely
political machine.
Senator Carmack says that the demo
cratic campaien will make Imperialism
prominent as well as the trusts and the
tariff.
Smith may not he sent to Texas after
all.
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TEXAS MAY BE SPARED
CHANGE THAT SMITH WILL NOT BE
SENT TO THIS DEPARTMENT.
Made Military Blunder in Dispatchina
Waller Into a Jungle Which Roose-
welt viii Hardly Overlook.
special to The Post.l


Washington, July 14-There is now A
prospect that General Jake Smith of samar
fame will not be assigned to the depart.
ment of Texas. General Chaffee's criticism
Of the findings Of the court martial which
acquitted Major Waller has opened the en-.
tire case again and the president is pre-
pairing to report upon the matters before
him.
He Is known to have been embarrassed
by the inequality In the Smith and Waller
cases The official and press dispatches
that have been received have been so fraga.
mentary that there was difficulty in reach
ing a final decision. The complete report
viii enable the president to fix the blame
for sending a body Of marines across
country which well informed men knew TO
be jungle. The blame. as indicated by
the reports just received, plainly lies with
Smith, who seems To have known as little
as a prairie school boy of conditions In the
Philippine islands. We're he attempted 10
command a department The expedition
took only four days rations, because. for.
sooth, the inch measure laid on the man
showed Samar to he only twenty-five miles
wide where Waller was expected to cross
It. II proved 10 be twenty two miles Of a
painless tangle Of hardwood vegetation.
In View OF the facts, Smiths order to XIII
and burn" was a trultless and silly incep.
tion, ms the island was nothing but how
ling wilderness anyway, after pushing
mile and a half from thu congested settle
ments along the coast Two questions are
now before the president for settlement
One is whether Waller is beyond reach of
rehearing. and the other as 10 whether
Smith shall have his Texas command
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The sTATs CONVENTION.

General opinion favors rcafhrmance Of
the Kansas City platform 10y the Galveston
convention without going into details
The crowd is comparatively small AMI it
Is likely the proceedings Will not continue
more than two days
Il looks now as though Mr. Wells will be
reelected chairman OF the State COMMITTEES
without any great struggle.
The Galveston plank hns every chance
OF going through without opposition.
The big politicians are ut Galveston. but
their retuue is not large.
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TEXAS.

big warehouse company. with head.
quarters al Waco, has hied charter
The encampment grounds at Austin have
been put in good shape
Congressman sheppard was nominated by
The First district convention at Cooper
Heavy ralus have fallen throughout
North Texas and the Indian Territory.
big petition in bankruptcy was Hlei
at Galveston by f. a. Umstead, formerly
Of Ohio.
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Hoods Jarsapariiia
and Pills

Eradicate It, positively and absolute
Iy, This statement is based ON the
thousands of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
any daughter had scrofua. with eleven
sores on her neck and about her ears. Hoods
sarsapar,lla was highly recommended and
abe took It and was cured. She is now in
good health" Mes. j. II. JoHEs, Parker
City. Ind. . a
hood's oarsapar'ila promises to
04aro and Keeps the PROMISE
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sented TO the city council yesterday, one
or them being petition of citizens.
The council session was unusually inter.
esiing yesterday and the debates were
very spirited in several instances. rhe
mayor gave notice of intention TO veto
two measures which passed the council.
A committee OF the city council will
labor with the gas company for reduc
tlon OF rates charged 10 consumers.
Eight candidates for supernumerary
teachers were elected at a meeting OF the
school trustees last night.
The teamsters employed In tho city
departments win have to WORK but
eight hours, including the time OF attend
Ing to their teams.
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with the murder of an old man who was
found hanging in n thicket north Of this
place about q month ago. Two of them
were In Jail charged with petty offenses,
ana were there overheard talking about the
murder by another prisoner who informed
the sheriff. One of them confessed TO the
officials that the three held the old man
another of them knocked him In the head
and then hung him to make 1t look as If
1t was suicide. He went with the
sheriff 10 the place OF the hanging this
morning and showed where the papers
were buried in slough. The OFFICIALS
went out this afternoon to get the papers,
but have not returned vet.
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CONNIE RClAL.

Spectators mnnipulated the stock mar
ket for pro6ts, centering their campaign In
st. Paul
Cotton values declined on new crop de-
Hferies on reports of bcnedcis rains In
North Texas.
heavy movement IN corn held the at.
fention OF grain SPECTATORS and brought
slumps all around.
There was decline Of 5l5c In July
corn and the campaign viii be continued
The hog market was weak.
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FOREIGN.

Sir Michael Hicks Beach has resigned as
chancellor OF the British exchequer
The United States cruiser Brooklyn, hav.
Ing on hoard the remains of Lord Paunce-
fote, has arrived at Southampton.
The retirement OF Earl Cadogan rs lord
lieutenant Of ireland and several other
changes are probable
King Victor Emmanuel Of Italy is In St.
Petersburg, Russia.
No disturbances attended the celebration
OF the National holiday in France.
Sir Thomas Upton viii challenge again
for the Americas cup.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, July 14-The charters of
the following corporations We're fled today
in the secretary of states department:
The a A. Fielder Lumber company Of
sherman; capital stock 100000 The in
corporators are: y. \. Fielder j. T.
Sharridan. J. j. Holiday, d. b. Fielder.
Exporters and Traders Compress and
Warehouse company, with it's principal
office at Waco, and the charter provides
that the corporation may establish branch
Offices at and transact business in tile
counties of McLennGn, Hill Navarro, Fats
and Brown; capital stock 500 coo. The
incorporators are; w. j. Neale, James T.
Brook of Waco and p. S, McCaleb Of
Houston.
Atkinson Shoe company Of Paris. Texas;
capital stock $4,000. The incorp0ratorS
are: j. u. Atkinson, William II. Atkin-
son and T. C. Atkinson.
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Agriculture in Schools.

College Station. Texas, July 1.-THE last
Farmers congress appointed committee
consisting OF Arthur ltefevre, superintend-
ent n public instructions. f W KIN
patrick, ]. S, Kerr, ]. II. Connell and Os
valid Wilson 10 present to the next demo
cratic convention a resolution recommend
the study of agriculture In the pnbIic
schools Pu"i'U
Tho committee met here TODAY md
formulated Its resolution. and Professor
to present II TO the convention.
Or. 5. A. Knapp, Louisiana Representa-.
tive OF the department Of agriculture 's
here and will attend the Farmers con.
gress. W.
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BROOKLYN IN PORT

At Southampton With the Remains OF
Lord Psuneefote.
southampton. Eng, July 1.-THE United
States armored cruiser Brooklyn from An,
napofs July /, having on board the re.
mains of Lord Pauncsfote. late ambas,
sador of Great Britain at Washington, ar
rived this morning, The body was landed
soon after IL O'Clock.
fnI naval honors were pas To the re.
mains OF Lord Pauncefote. His widow fol.
lowered the coffin from the warship 10 tns
train which started for Nrwark-on.
tomorroM. f
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Especial to The Postl
Washington, July l4,-'rhe following Tex
as banks have been approved as reserve
agents by the comptroller OF the currency:
City National Of Dallas and the South Tex
as National for the Commercial National
OF Nacogdoches; the City National Of Dial
las for the Glover National of san Marcos.
The following postmasters were appointed
today: Ratroon, Shelby county, NJ. II.
Brown Vice j. f. Porcher. resigned; Rodney
Navarro county p. II. Smith vice NJ. II.
Payne, resigned
Orders have heen issued by the postoffice
department establishing substations as
follows; Galveston Station No. /, $500
Avenue c; Station No. ?, 1918 Twenty third
street; station No. 3, 1927 Avenue l. Deni-
son-Station No 1, South Denison; Station
No 2 4es West Main street.
Pensions for Texans; Issue Of June 20.
1909, Originals. shamgas s. Hand, Fort
VI. Palmer, Peede, 80, Widows. minors and
dependent relatives. Julia Bennett, Grove.
ton, IS; Margaret Hase Beckville, IS. Is
sue Of June Il, 1902: Originals. John j.
Purcell. Austin, $40. Increase, reissue, etc,
charles Young, Park Spclrgs, IS; James ].
Dowdy Elan, IS; Charles II, Smith, Hous.
ton, So,
senator culberson has appointed W, r.
Madden OF Crockett Texas. as cadet TO
the naval academy at Annapolis.
Senator Culberson Is In Massachusetts,,
where Mrs culberson is still quite H. The
weeks.
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Austin. Texas, July 14.-News was re-
celved today from Rngsand, a summer re-
sort on the Austin branch Of the Houston
and Texas Central railway of the narrow
escape from drowning Of Lawrence Rogers
son Of Joseph Rogers n prominent citizen
of Austin. Rogers was in swimming and
got beyond his depth and would have
persisted had not Lawrence Smoot Of this
city went to his rescue, imperilling his own
life. Smcot was strangled himself buf
both are safe and out of danger-
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HOUSTON.

The committee of the striking shop men
mas evolved new plan of arbitration
which Is expected to meet the views or
Manager Van Week, aud ;he end OF the
strike may be but few hours or days
on.
Union carpenters will finish the work In
that line to be done on the new school
buildings.
Five different schemes for building a
new market house and city hall were pre-
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
ENcAMPMENT GROUNDS HAVE BEEN
PUT IN GOOD CONDITION.
A Big Warehouse Company With Head
quarters at Waco, Has Been Chartered.
Notes Of State Departments.

Austin, Texas, July 1.-THE ground at
Camp Mabry has been put in first class
shape for the encanpment which COM
mences on July %. Adjutaut General
Scurry was unable to attend the state
convention on account of the large amount
Of detail work which has to be done prior
to the drill.
Captain l.. p. SEEKER quarterm1ster Of
the frontier battalion, VIII establish his
headquarters at Camp Aabry on next
Wednesday. He viii have charge of ali
State property. The euure strength OF the
guard is about 1900 men, and from pres
ent indications there viii be about 200
officers and men in camp and who Wi!
participate.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
weather: Fair
noMEsTIc.
weatheri Fair,

The strike Of the freight handlers has
paralyzed business in Chicago, the losses
amounting to million a day.
The railroads and strikers are in dead.
lock and announce their determination TO
fight TO a finish.
Bandits held up and robbed train on
the Denver and Rio Grande at Chester,
Colo.
c. W. Lewis Of Houston was found In
Philadelphia with his throat cut.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-15
RAILROADS.

The Santa Te's freight business out Of
clehurne is tied up by lack OF engines.
The Katy is to build new line from
coalgate TO oklahoma City
the choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf has
abolished the office OF general manager
and appointed w. w wentz. Jr., general
superintendent.
The National Association Of Railroad
stock Agents Is holding the annual eon.
yentlon In Denver.
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King Edward,s condi.ion

London. July i4.-Following Is the bulle.
tin on King Edwards condition posted at
10 o'clock this morning at Buckingham
palace;
The king continues TO progress satis.
factorily. His general condition Is excel
lent and the wound Is healing well.
'.Trsyss,
"Laking.
j. "Eslow."
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ycrofula
I is commonlY inherited.

1t is commonly inherited.
Few are entirely free from It.
Pale, weak, puny children arc
afflicted with 1t in nine cases out OF
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches in
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
tions, infamcd eyclids, sore ears,
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting, and general
debility.
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9Th ,>s,
This signature is on every box OF the ger,t, i.
Laxative BrOmo-Q ninine Tablets
Tbs remedy that cures N cold an ono a.x
Wood to Be Canal commissionor

Sycamore Hill, Oyster Bay, n. Y. Jplv
l4'-General Wood is one Of Mr.. Roose.
Tyelt's closest friends and each entertaps .
Gs.gn regard Tor the other. On account ~
ms tact General WoOd Is promlnenti1s
mentioned as a probable member az M
lsthmlan canal commission 10 have genereI
charge OF the canal construction. II e.
pointed as the head OF the commissINn 'p'
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5 I ljl)E'|
CHAFFEE'S REIGN ENDH|
HE WILL BE SUCCEEDED At MANN
BY GENERAL DAVIS.
The Sirdar of the Philippines Hn r.
Assigned to the Department
of the East.

Washington, July 14.-General cnsSss
been relieved of the command In the ~
pines and ordered to the command 4 I
department of the east by an order ~
today by Secretary of War Root. Th' \
reads as follows:
By direction of the president Mlr n
eral George W. Davis viii relieve VI
General Chaffee Of the command q
division of the Philippines, septeuA
1902. On being relieved General c'i'!
will, with, his authorized aides, .sfs
Governors island, New York, and ~
command of the department o. ne "
A few days ago General Chaaa
cabled that he could have either 10
mand of the department of the eaA
department Of the lakes " be dssiia
come home at this time. Re was ilsl
that the retirement of General bfco1
forded an opportunity Of maslpR "
change he desired A reply was FrI
Saturday from General Chafee slapy
he left the matter entirely with lpe ".
ment; that he would prefer NsT ll
case he was relieved In the PhlnpS1
He suggested that September ~ W
a good date TO make any change Z.
command of the Philippines. lne MI, ,,
directed an order to be issued FIX
General Chnffee and placing Gess'A Z
In command. ..,s
General Macarthur has been M,T
take command Of the department
enst when General Brooke rensS
he can be relieved by General .nal's
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nardener ordered Home.

Manila, July 1.-THE board VaH'
been investigating the charges J.
American officers and soldiers e.
Major Cornelius Gardener Of ~
teenth Infantry as governor q WI
province, is preparing its rspuss ~,
findings will not be made punns /,
will he given out at Washinss.A. M
Gordener has been ordered hou'
probably leave July 20.
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Piles Cured Without the MY
Itching, Blind. Bleeding or W.
Piles. Your druggist will rernpa 'S M
II PAZO OINTMENT falls " ~
80 cents.
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Do not leave hon. on journey withou,
bottle Of Chanberlain's Collie. Cholera
and plarrhoen Remedy. 1t is almost car.
tain to be needed and can not be procurea
whus ron are on board the cars or steam.
spip' II 70 pleasant, safe and reliable. For
tais By Ill dsugsista
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CHARGED WIFI MURDER.

Three Negroes Said to Have Robbed
and Hanged an Old Man.
sulphur Springs, Texas. July is.--Thrss
negroes were arrested YESTERDAY chargsa
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6NHv.r.

rnis signature 10 on every boz Of the genuine
. Laxative Br0mo.Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures . seia In enc aAys
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COMMUNICATIVE

amendments contained these three propo-
sitious:
/. No probation.
=. Straight timc for all work done by men
paid by the month outside of the ten.hour
day.
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The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston, Texas.
OFFICERS;

Chas. Dillingham;, H. Brashear,
President. list Vice President.
o. H. Holt II. f. MacGregor,
I'd Vice President Sd Vice President.
j. f. McAshan, Cashier.
c. A. Mckinney, Assistant Cashier.
Directors; j. /. Campbell, Chas, Diling-
ham. ]. z. McAshan. Q. I. Holt II; r.
MacGregor, Henry Brassnear, Jacoo bihz'
, 1902-09-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE CnETtNNE, WYu :
Sent. 10. 1902

LAND OFFICE CHETtNNE, WYu.
Sept. II, 1902
Notice is hereby given that the FOL.
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention 10 make final proof in sup.
port Of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before j. +. Crawford. L.
s. Conn. Dist. of Wyo., at Saratoga,
Wyoming, on October -. 1902, viz.
John Ollikkala,, Widdowticld. Wyoming
II. +. No. 1891. for the NE D., Sec. II. y.
Is ~, X. 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, VIZ: John Kor.
ties, Of Widdowfcld, Wyo, Andrew Kor.
ties, Of Carbon, Wyu, Mats Anderson
and George W. Griffin, Of WiddowfcId.
Wyoming,
w. Il. CHAPLIN, Register.
(Firat Pub. Sept, Is, Last Pub, Oct, l6.)
, 1902-09-18
$50 Reward.

viii pay SO reward each for in
formation or recovery of one grey
mare branded CAT on left hip,
l grey horse branded left hip =
l bay saddle horse running y
brand on left shoulder. Address
jackson |. Brown,
.'-3l'tfl French, Wyo.
, 1902-09-18

Saratoga, Wyoming.
, 1902-09-18

did the %coroner's jury ascertain whnt
caused Bowersox's sudden death?"
YES. 1t appears that he received a
plumbers bill in his mornings mail"
But surely that did not kill himY"
THAT wasn't it. but about noon the
plumber himself called and said there
was an ~overcharge in the bill that he
wished to correct."-Detroit Free Press