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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Music's Power Over Sheen.

Speaking Of the recent high waters calls
20 mind a little freshet in this part OF
the country away back in 1882 when Ed
Sample Of Medicine Lodge demonstrated
that music has not only power TO charm
the average savage beasts OF the prairies.
but viii. il the voice is prettily intoned,
compel tired sheep TO breast the turbu-
lent waves. Ii is not generally known
now that Mr.. Sample. who afterwards
developed into the most prominent mem
Der Of the legal profession in southwest
ern Kansas. used TO drive sheep. but in
looking over the Medicine Lodge Crescent
files of June. 1852. this week. We run across
the following item:
Ed. Sample has struck a new method
of getting sheep across streams, which is
both humane and successful. On Monday.
he was obliged TO cross small stream.
while driving sheep from waist TO shout
der deep. which the sheep declined to
cross Many a man would have caught
a sheep or two and thrown them in TO
start the flock. but not so with Ed. He
caught an animal gently by the ears and
waded across with it. He did this to
give the sheep confidence. which it evil
cent u-u- lOT dS SOoii d. ne iet - II jump
ed into the water and swan back 70 the
flock He led two or three more across
which swan promptly back as soon as he
Vet go of them. Ed was beginning TO feel
bad He did not think the sheep Were
using him well. and he had stood in the
water until his nose resembled a chunk OF
Prussian blue. and his teeth ratified like
brass buttons in a contribution box. As
q last resort he started again into the
water. singing Mary Had Little Lamb
This did the business. and the sheep,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Ell. g. Tat

Fishermen az TonlSswa are firm helieF-
rs in -e-iprocity- Sore tire ago wfsn
Birds Nest creek vas 50 high several
farmers lsvsre between TonkaEa ard B-l--
ton went fishing II. that creek Just inside
the Pouca reservation
The News declares that there = ooasid-
cradle IN feeling existing IN that locality
any way or acccgnt % Jim WilIhel-n snd
H Davies leasing section = Erass
I'D from. under ~ over Sc yea uaight
cali /; from Il ? Braden. they bidding
more uonsr than Re
These farmers were down fishing VIII
Wilhelm when up cones TIE game ward
en from Foaca CITY and arrests fourtesn
o. chem. making them open heir sets
and turn the fish ali loose and eo1hsested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
An Obnoxious Hobo.

Hohoes are becoming obnoxious A
drunken hobo who gave his name as Rob
inson struck Weatherford recently. he
claimed TO be a repairer Of sewing ma
chimes. He called at the home Of Mrs
Rosa Alien and agreed 10 put her machine
in running order for stated sum. After
the scoundrel had fixed the machine
II refused 20 run as well as before Mrs.
Allen refused 10 pay and Mr. Hobo pro-
ceeded TO destroy the machine and pitch
it out into the yard. Mrs Allen caused
his arrest He was fined SO and costs
Not having any money he was placed in
Jail at the expense Of the city. The Demo
crat advises the council 10 provide a rock
pile for such neilish creatures IS this
fellow Giving them three square meals
p day is exactly what they want Tar and
feathers would have been the right thing
for this chap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
pnnd Creek Health War.

Pond Creek. The News voices the feeling
thus.
Windows are nut in 4 house 70 let the
fresh air and sunshine in, but woman
viii persist in pullInE down the blinds
and making it dark in the room. They
give for an excuse that II keeps the flies
cut II keeping the liiss ont is more i'm
po-tant than sooi health the women who
PERSIST in this practice should Sive in
houses without windows Plenty Of fresh
air and sunshine Is healthy and we can
not get too much 81 Il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
The Graduates Lacking.

Summer schools for higher grade pupils
and for young teachers are becoming more
popular every year. 1t is also becoming
more and more difficult to get certifi-
cate to draw public money for presiding
in the school-room as a teacher. There
is a question as to whether this means
better schools. more thorough education,
or simply a LITTLE more form and pro-
lection TO the one who is lucky as 10 get
the required grades. There is a great
deal taught in our common schools, and
many requirements made OF pupils that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Teehnieality in Law.

The Hutchinson Bee tells OF merry
war on in that city. where two neighbors
are trying 10 indulge themselves in the
luxury OF a garden and a bunch OF poul-
try One neighbor had all the garden and
the other had ali the chickens. The habits
OF the latter and the disposition Of their
owner seemed 20 the gardener 10 require
an appeal TO the police for the protection
OF the growing vegetables The police
duly required the sens TO be penned M
1t now develops that the owner OF the
garden keeps a stand OF bees which Occs-
sionany wander upon the premises OF the
man with the penned-up chickens There
is a great roar from the chicken man. He
says il his hens cannot browse on his
neighbours lot the neighbor's bees shah
not be AT large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

Ths Carrier Ncnsor dsarria~s ccrsfisicrs
thus z hefuE lsft % ins reader % 1scA1s
CT tie rcrTecfness q Us sfassrne1ts-
TIE cli-k - IRE ti13sT = ENsst rs-ssic
10 fhe fa--1er's ear fhls week - farm
- laughs. ~ farrzsVs wifs szaass and
fhs -hilsren Gag thslr fsofs w'gh E.ss.
- fhs rollea Trai1 1zf-kly re ~ tsrgs
ard fhs rreat rirks -u.tigiT n - asi1
ne tgEz fo.ks alsa ser % hzTs e7asi
irssrezs Ire =ser~hsrf ~ z 80
stsfr~ zfsh nev rooss re 6ocfo- sasi
the lagver are nl@aer 9zf tHsfs a-ePe-ia
a1s eFsr1to<sT - 20 f-Efae -7oE4aE eFff
into ~ ust1E eeler rcN faaiaE s@f7rs
-. 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
When a Bee Sits Down

a topeka woman who nas haised fam
hy OF boys 10 manhood says that even at
this late day she has 10 laugh every time
she thinks of q remark that was made by
one of them when he was a wee little
fellow
He came to ier one day bawling Ius-
thy; so hard that he couldn't make him
self understood when he tried TO talk.
relates the Capital. The mother took him
in her lap, and finally succeeded in quiet
ing him so he could make himself under
stood, and she asked him what troubled
him.
''Wow-ow." he yelled. fresh flow of
tears starting forth, "a b-b-bee wa-wa-
walked over my Inland"
His mother told him that she didn't
think her little man ought TO make such
a fuss over little matter like that
Il d-d-didnt c-c-care for his wa-wa-
walking" suffered the sobbing little man.
''b-b-but when he s-s-sit down on me it
hurt"
And then the mother realized for the
first time that be had been stung.
She tells another story. but does not
credit it TO any Of her boys.
A lad was eating dinner one day at a
neighbor's home, and asked for a second
piece Of pie.
His hostess asked him if his mother
allowed him TO have two pieces of pie
at home.
mo, ma am" was his answer
well, do you think she would like for
: you TO have two pieces here?" she then
queried.
''oh. she wouldn't care" he replied.
with all the confidence in the world. This
isn't her pie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Truly Nothing DOING

The following is a unique item from
the Bryant correspondence of the Latham
Mirror:
Nobody died. nobody was born. nobody
was sick. nobody was lynched. nobody
was married. nobody had any time 70
go anywhere except 10 The oornfield with
fire in his eve and murder in his heart
where he ruthlcssly waged a murderous
warfare in the weed family with an in
discriminate slaughter sparing neither the
big nor The utte. the old nor the young.
Hence no news from this locality last
week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
\ Product Of Oklahoma.

A special from Ferry 20 fne New Nors
waris says: Glen BATES Peek. four-ysar
o,s Aov Il without doubt fhs youngsat
telegraph operator IN the vorie his
father. X y Peck. = sEent -
agent % the Rock Island railroad a.
WatanRa- o. T Clsn has never been
,augh, t~leEraphy In fsc'. - does got
knox single letter q rhs More aipha-
49,. yet he can sena a. god Mnrse e. an
Cd OPERATOR.
The operators al along ths lins - H.
Rock Island raarcsa testify e sien's re-
uarkatls ahuty. They al know h'fgi
The boy can read considerable from the
wires and can fsu sh~n operators aFs
se-airr their car rsrorts ard ~hsn Wa
torra-s turn cones % s~nd 81 a daily
rsp1rt
lie can ssH ~h~u ths Wssssrs ruifn
relay o@cs ~ u~nsinx c y. J.. 0rain re-
pocsg
ms baby opsrafos esn fssi wbgu - &C.
spztehsr - czninE for tfain orfsrs. ~hp
4, calling ssS vheu shs snswfT r. s~7t-
xsariy every asy Giea learns sgals'ftisE
~ ca TIE wire and calls stfsutfea -
,hs fac r~o1gun-iuE the ~ur1 anf nnui-
lnr ~ oeacs seu1isS tn message BE
soss cot read - letter. hst ~ sozns =
- Whole words ~ ssnss asersasss 90
ne rate r. sbout sws-fy Eve wasts pr
rasru,s SITS parspts Rave 3 sor~7 nssns
rsxe, b the asDos ar.s sheT hsv- e. ~atrs
rgisa al - ffsre % kssS BIN trurz ~0ss-
i-x "a fhs rtrss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
STRANGERS to a Blind"

The Great Pend Register tells OF a well
dressed man and woman who, arriving a
the depot just as the train started, in their
haste to get aboard. stepped on the step
leading TO the front platform OF the nag
gaze car. As the car was piled nun OF
baggage and express, the couple could ho'
get through TO the passenger car untii
The train made its first stop. Luckily the
trainmen had orders to stop at Dart
mouth to meet No 8, otherwise ora
Bend would have beheld the spectacle OF
two well-dressed people getting on the
blind"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Story With : Moral.

The following story IS going the rounds
OF the territorial press,
A farmer put ar y marx on a silver
dollar and came % town and spent x
with nerchs1t- Before Tire year was
cut he got the marked dollar hack for
poultry and spent II AGAIN with the local
merchant -Four times IN SIX years that
dollar came horre q him for produce and
three times he heard n II IL TIE hands -
his neiehhcrs. Eut the last ZINE Re set i;
he sent IT 10 Chicago mali order house
and he hasn't seen ii s.nce-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Dust on 4 Tear.

Weatherford has been having trouble.
The street sprinkler has been on a strike.
At council meeting recently an ordi-
nance was passed charging SD per month
for water used by sprinkli1g carts, eN-
plains the Democrat Heretofore the
charge had been cents re- thousand gal
Ions. There are 10 meters on the cranes
and at the end Of the month the street
sprinkler would report the number Of gal
Ions used and pay FOR same. This gen
orally amounted from $50 70 - per
month II the meeting the council chang
81 that mart OF the ordinance 10 read for
So for June. July August ard Septem-
her and SO for each other month This
averages $3.50 Per month Il vas not sat
isfactorv 70 Mr.. Brown.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
A Famous "RIack Bass. y

For years the fisherman who haunted
Kansas have told Of a famous black bass
that took their bait and then hook and
all says the Republican OF Anthony.
From the lines snapped it was computed
he was an old fellow, with at least TWEEN
ty pounds advoirdupois to his credit He
was caught last week by the Hunter
boys. and proved 10 be a swapping turtle
With spikes on his tail an inch high.
he was a veteran, weighed not less than
thirty pounds and had a head on him
like a bulldog. Gideon Gates brought him
to town Sunday. 10 show what Beaver
Valley could grow in the turtle line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

ming up a crowd here one certain day
here last fall. what did you do, or fail TO
do TO Birdie 10 provoke his endorsement
of a nonresident TO be postmaster al
Mountain Park?
These questions and utterances may
sound pertinent. but we favor Mountain
Park citizens having all the plums that
grow on the political tree hereabouts,
and should A Democratic congressman and
president do 4 thing ike that we would
raise a laundering roar even though the
appointee was W J. Bryan.
Eut now maybe there were no "Willin'
Barkusses' here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

charmed by the music followed his lead "
In reference TO the above Ar. Sample
said that in those days the boundary OF a
mans land was marked by a furrow, and
that when a sheep crossed the furrow
the owner was pretty certain 10 make his
presence known. At one point on the trip
a man charged on him with double-bar-
rel shotgun Ed was armed with rife.
but before he could bring il into action.
DR. @. W. Aver. who was with him and
armed only with his wonderful vocatu-
larry Of the western translation OF the
English language. had put the landowner
to ignominous fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
THE JAYFiAWKER OF SUNFL OWERDOM

was lost in his rye field and If any people
in Meade or any other place in Kansas
don't believe X for them 70 come down
and take q look at that rye. The way
II happened was, he drove into the waiv
ing grain about shutdown Of cloudy eve
ming and before he was aware OF 1t lost
his bearings II was in vain he strove
to catch q glimpse of a star and it was
not until thu. rising OF the moon about II
2. m. that he located himself and made
a bee-Iine for home, much relieving the
anxiety of his family and friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
lust = Hole in lis Rat.

Recently William Harrison farmer
living two miles northwest u Sterling.
was driving a binder cutting his wheat.
when 10 became apparent that a storm
was upon them and he ordered the men
10 SO FOR shelter. he then started for
the barn with his binder. When about
twenty rods from the barn a bolt OF
lightning struck him. causing Instant
death. The binder horses were Knocked
down. but recovered The other men and
horses We're a short distance behind, but
an escaped injury. They went TO the
assistance Of Mr.. Harrison, bet life was
extinct. \ small hole was found in the
top OF his hat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Crazy snaks.s Ambition.

Chitto HarEo. better known as Crazy
Snake. the leader Ct the Snake Indians.
IS a candidate for second chef or what =
known as the Charley Gibson fun-6ioo3
ticket in the Greek nation Crazy Snake
served q term IN the Nuskosee Jail for
CONTEMPT and su1e-es the loss u his long
hair h the 5ail authorities Clipping X
when the sentence began His hair hes
grown again ard almost reached bis
shoulders. ard Re iang ago submitted %
the inevitable and IS nov Is peaceahle as
any nan IL the ts--i;ory-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
q Farm Hoodoo.

There has been recently sad state OF
affairs down about Deer Greek The iimes
rebates that some Of the prominent farm
ers have been making mistakes lateIy-
one of them sold some hogs and In load
.ng. loaded the wrong hog ana ala hol
see he had made mistake until ne haa
go TO town. so he had 10 return and re-
load his own hog; also another farmer
hutchered the wrong COW. Hope TINS
weather won't continue. No telling what
may happen If ct does.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

ton With the owners OF several large and
well-eauipped moving OUTFITS. some which
viii probably be secured. says the Pro-
gress.
The construction % a bridge. suitable
for transportation across the river. VIII
require a considerable outlay o. money.
which vii probably be furnished b. pr
waite individuals
When the moving season j. fairly on
vorkmen % various kinds will doubtless
be In demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

4 skeleton = an Ineiaa ~osa@a -
foras IL ~ crevioe q a TX 49,
,zen,y Ma s9ufh q Eoharf Fsoe''l5.
part - ,hs sxeiesou Tas u1szrtsfTs 80
e-osrh. 70 thzt csty AID slsce1 81 eHss-
hsfson
Tnsre ~sre twenty-five rosi-F r.E--
49,. q ~ sorearzos- - ii1iA1F ~
/, \. - ssesetou & a. l-siz7 HoiraFi-
,-- .hst .h~y E-e~ DoihanE q - gave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
4 Stunned Graveyard.

The little graveyard on Postum creek.
near Stroud. which contains the remains
q forty-tSO sacs ard Foxes who aied
four years sEo. has never been visited -
an Indian Ths high hsrbwirs fence that
= around th- boReysrd has never been
rnolestsd nor rcaicd The redskins sre
afraid 70 70 neaF tee liras-coversd Gene
ter. declares the Messenger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Soft Water Sprinkler.

Custer is only four weeks old and Yet
within a short time can boast OF street
sprinkler
Dan Trigg Of that town has bought prop
e-tv about loo yaruS northwest of the
Chronicle Office. where he has dug a Wei
end at a depth OF Is feet has feet OF
rure soft water. Mr. Trisg aims to put
a windmill to this well. and start tive
street sprinklers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Knock and Be Shot.

A Peck woman in her excitement over
the Pierce shooting. became frightened
at some knocking at the door Sunday
night. and took shot through the screen
door. powder burning mans clothing
and shooting close enough 10 miss him.
The Belle PLANE Defender advises that IL
paws TO make your wants known in loud
voice. when prowling around another
mans house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

There came near being q peculiar boy
cott az Purcell recently hut the river came
up and spoiled the plans
The hack drivers had been travelling
TIRE bridge for some tine and claim the
privilege Of free passage when crossing
without passengers while the bridge con-
pany demands cents toll. denying thegs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

N the opinion q IRE stroud nesse mgr
sarvfa fs not SO exceptional II announces
rat Rgnv Greyeyss heir Pres'inptiFs ara
-orsarptive q The ozausee crown. Nj
"a. 4or-1 4 crimson corsDirzry foSAIS'A
sgatchirr the chiestainship ever TIE saes
z-s yes. for NBHy. however. i noi .
mere windy pretsudsT-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
10 Cure Church eeers.

II Is reported that q EiiniE;er Al strova.
o r. a. imitation q the sHsEpis set b.
one n Lcod1u. k.nzisnd. wiil bod charch
services n dsrknezs. Brohisiting fhs iixht-
ing - lamps. This Is doss 20 cure vain
ehureh-xoers who atfsnd 20 show ;frir
nice closhe. and - give fhoa- : cha-cs
zho have ncthinE - wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

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go ~ ases a. $685. - - frzsl Ns~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
1 Esh Doc.

TIE ssr~sss Msssenzer tells - Ton1sT-
o., A. named Tu1. tbst has re ARE
sbuify q beirg zhSs 81 srasil = ,.ias'
az q nile distant 4 school q tsn- he cas-.
~,tb peculiar vhfnlag s.s master -11
.ss7 1osats cat tn ooiosy q isa ~lih Is
sFzr9 rrohosss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
rhe Multi.widon. Kaek-akkee.

Eighty years old tognot Kot-oh-pee was
married 20 the multi widow Jsck-sk-kee
in. Lincoln county recently. II Vss an
old fashion blanket marriage The huEorn
bride. who Is about forty years oil. has
four living husbands aad ore IA the happy
hurting ground. She never was legally
married OF divorced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
Lost in the Rye Field.

The crops will soon be gathered IN Kan
sas vet the field liars keep good gait
nm II is related by the Meade Globe that
Cantain Painter lust ran into town 10 get
a pocket compass and machine repairs f''-u
left before dinner, eating that meal On
the way home He says ii is true that ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

are worse than a waste OF tine and
money. declares the Anthony Bulletin.
These very urgent requirements are not
even good mental discipline. and never
are of any practical use 10 a person after
school days There are many things re-
quiTed OF a teacher on examination that
are OF no value 10 anyone in practical
life, and many times our graduates DO not
know the simple and common principles
Of q practical education. Why is this?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

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slzcsIt rrusl=-z. fhgsEa To elrecfaes -
.hs sozzsa.s eszzSzay are II eozE-ai1--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05
III. Cocaine Eiend,s Despair.

The Journal Of Augusta cites a pitiaoie
snectscle at drug store in that city ana
A. the same time a fearful object lesson
a, the evils of the cocaine habit.
Young man-no not a man. for he
had lost his manhood-hut what was on
a young man called at the drog s'o'o
70 have a prescription filed IN pre'crip-
ton called Tor small amount Of cocaine
drug The customer picked up the pre-
scr,n,ion and when the clerk began look
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

farmer ard n Izgs-solI zaz -ace
q novel trade last wssk Eftho5t eith-T
knowing xhaf - was Eos-S . get- Tie
farmer had a coz which ne traded 70
The rnse-xoH r-sa <o- 9 horse zz1 zhsn
the trade vas csosed and TIE ezchzzEes
-zade q draw rad 70 es zade 70 see Sse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

Farry Essl-s 49, Dave L~ss - 1T
hass receives q hssn-1 81 - vsTrs ut
sz-ies s-ssss-s h hifss- sd ear1nx -
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= fhe ezrypas as DAVIS farzs. szgs ~
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,rssa---es. ssf - -~rt vay O. So fs~r- =
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A CHASTITY Find.

While out fishing along the Medicine
river James MiIssm Of Kiowa found the
remains Of a human being partly buried
in the sand on the old oConneli ranch,
about FIVE miIes east and south Of kioWa-
He brought his gras;ly ind 70 town. re-
ports the News Review. The bones were
apparently those Of a man who died many