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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

daraene cenea ores resuitados para
los esa indcada La ben Scott
La eycente Emulsion one emno
magnfcos de
pumonares slpes escr6ua bronqus raqutno
y Inlatismo, etc - DR.. Francisco Penchet Habana.
Don Antonio Moreno Daz doctor crucfa
dente la Habana cerfca nferos de raou
debidad organica Scott spre con resutado
maravillosos.
Cerco que hace mucho tempo empeando
Scott todos los donde indcada
tado maraviloso - Dr. Miguel Ortiz Carrilo Habana
Dice revmente d Doctor Davalos de Ia Haana que
mace tempo vne ndcando aga practca
de Scott obeniendo sepre los resuados saisfactoo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

Dos comaFciAntss do sstA ciudad
no proponen RportaF Rlgunos datoE
Eefersntes q Ia inversion de fondos
On 10 adminIstraei6n pasRda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

No hay positivamente emulsion que pueda conpararse
con la leg1tima de Scott As1 10 prleba este diploma
Imitadores sin esfuerzan por producer algo
gua pero no 10 logran Podran adoptar nombres que
prmera vista confnelan el del art1culo original
pero ola virtud nttles mezcolanzas. Ell Que
qiera que desde e principle la legltima
Emulsion de Scott economizando as1 tempo dinero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
CAUSED BY MINERS
Walk and Passages of Mine We're
Terribly Torn By Explo-
sion.

Fort Smith, Ark, Nov "a Thirteen
miners were killed and great damage was
done by an accidental explosion Of gas
this afternoon in coal mine No 20 at Bon
ANA, Ark, II miles from this city. At
nightfall only six Of the victims had been
recovered.
When the explosion occurred there were
about l75 men in the various shafts All
escaped without injury except the l3 who
were employed in entry *, the scene Of
the explosion The force Of the explosion
was terrific and timbers were torn from
the walls Of the passages for several hun
dred yards at the month Of entry TX n
The passages were 50 completely obstruct-
ed that the work Of Tescuiug the entombed
men was tedious ia the extreme and sew
erdl hours were consumed before the first
body was found.
II is thanght that the gas was accident.
ally ignited from a miners lamp The
miners who escaped, with the aid Of 9TH
ers summoned from near by shafts, imme-
diately set about clearing the passages in
the vain hope that some Of the 15 entomb-
ed men might have survived tile explosion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
TALK OF The TOWN.

A. Conf was fined in court yesterday
for first offence Of int0xication.
Mrs. E. J. Owens went to Northfeld
this morning to spend Thanksgiving at her
home
The Boston Bargain store win be open
this evening and win be closed all day to-
morrow.
Miss Grace Dodge Of Hampshire Hin Is
the guest Of Mrs. Joseph T. Pierce for a
few days,
Earl e. Parker returned today from a
few days visit at the University Of Yer.
mont at Burlington.
Don't forget your chance to enjoy an
elegant thanksgiving dinner at Miles
han tomorrow afternoon between the hour,
Of 8 and o'clock.
James Marshall, arrested yesterday bl
Chief Brown, was in court for intoxlcatlor
last evening ae pleaded guilty and was
fined IS, with costs Of $500
| Mrs. H. J. Quimby and Mrs. c, A
Clark left this noon for Boston, after haY
ing spent the summer with their perents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lane at South Barre
The item which appeared In one of the
local papers last evening In regard TO an
! exhibition at st. MOnica's fair Of the wild
animal which has been lettering about the
4 city and which 1t is claimed has been cap
tured, Is incorrect. The managers OF the
1 fair were not informed Of this intended
/ exhibition, and wish it understood by the
person who inserted this notice, that they
desire to be Informed of such intended ex-
hibitions in the near future, also that the
advertising committee are IN charge OF all
notices for the papers in regard to the
fair Per order committee.
AT the fair that IS to be held in the
/ basement Of the Presbyterian church on
/ the evenings Of December 3, 4 and 3, the
j following articles with many others win
be offered for sale: Aprons for men and
women. dresses for children, fancy work
Of various kihds. dolls, candies, novelties.
Ice cream. cake, lemonade, tea and coffee.
The entertainments FOR each Of the first
two evenings win consist Of instrumental
numbers. songs and readings The pro-
aramme FOR the closing evening VIII be
1 furnished by Gilberts0n's orchestra. The
ladies OF the church are expecting to see
YOU. You win do well 10 come to enjoy
the concert If nothing else The admis.
sion fee will be only l0c,
Here Is Something Well Said.
Congressman Haskins has introduced a
/ bin appropriating $4,000 for federal
building 1t Barre. Such a building would
be a dttlng recognition by the govern
ment. Of a town which has had the most
remarkable growth OF any Ia New Eng.
4 land during the past dozen years; the
building would also be OF real value te
the government. Here is hoping that Rep.
resentative Haskins will be able to land
the appropriation for the structure
] Northfeld News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
DILLINGHAM; AS CHAIRMAN.
sueeested = Head Of vermont'a DeIega
tion TO National Convention.

Suggested ~ Head Of yermont's DeIega-
tion 70 National Convention.
Washington, Nov. 25.-The calling to-
gether Of the national republican commit
tee BY Senator Hanna to meet In this city
next month has brought out the fact that
Senator Redneld Proctor. who was the
able chairman Of the Vermont delegation
at the last two republican conventions,
does not care for the honor next year.
Senator Proctor was first delegate to the
national convention in 1888, when Yer
mont took such prominent part in bring
ing about the nomination Of General Har-
rison. Four years later the place was Civ
en- TO the Hon. III II Powers but again in
1896 and 1900 Senator Proctor was prom
iuent in the convention as the chairman Of
The Vermont delegation While 1t is stlll
early Senator Proctor has deemed it wise
10 say that he does not care for the place
ia 1904, and IN doing this be suggests for
chairman Of the delegation Senator VIM.
r Dillingham;. Although identified for
many years with political affairs Senator
Dillingham; has never been sent as a dele
gate 10 a national convention and be would
very likely be willing to serve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
FRoETINPS FACE CUT.
Tried To Collect Wages From 4. W.
Eagan and Was Put out

Tried To Collect Wages From 4. W.
Eagan ana Was Put out
Montpelier, Nov. Thomas w. Ea-
gan was before city court yesterday
charged with breach Of the peace but at
ter a conference between the grand juror
and f l. Laird, attorney for MT Eagan,
a mol pros was entered The arrest was
the result Of q dispute over wages. Am
bresia Fr0ntini had a claim for wages
against Mr.. Eagan over which there was
a dispute and the matter is now IN the
hands on grievance committee. Not
withstanding this Mr.. Frontini went to
Mr. Eagan's shed and demanded his
wages He was told to get out, and Mr.
Eagau started 10 put him ont Frontini,
the men claimed, endeavored to pick up a
stone chip and he was held down by AIr.
Eagan and some of the men, and it was
while MIR, Froutini was on the ground
that his head came ia contact with divers
bits Of hard stone aud he was cut not only
about the face and head but also about the
hands MT. Frontini was finally deposit
ed outside the building, whereupon be
started for lawyers oiiice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
CANAL ENLARGEMENT.
state Engineer bond About 70 Adj
vertise For Bids.

State Engineer Bond About TO Adj
vertise For Bids.
Albany, N. IL, Nov. Is. State Engi-
neer Bond says that he win proceed at
once to advertise for bids for the canal
enlargement work Five critical points
will be chosen as test works. The idea
of the state engineer. being that IL fhe
bids for these works are within the es.
Inmates it viii show that the rest 81
the work can be done within the esti.
mated maximum The five points Ill
which work viii thus be begun are
Cohoes, Little Falls. Newark. Roelles-
ter and LockDort.
Mr.. Bond says no new appropriation
viii be required FOR This preliminary
advertising, that the superintendent 81
public works has ON hand a balance 81
about 100000 which can be utilized
and that the preparation for bids upon
the five points mentioned win cost moi
more than sl5000o This step win Ba
taken as soon as the state board Of can
vassers has certified The vote Oh the
canal referendum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
ransral b } 49, RIehara ! i.

The funeral Of Albert Richard, the six
year old son Of Mr. ana Mrs Frank Ely,
was held at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from ST M0nicas church, Rev. Fr. Hiek-
ey officiating
The floral tributes were as follows:
Wreath Of white carnations and roses from
the family white carnations and ferns,
Mrs. i. I.ancian a heart Of white roses
and carnations, the employees Of Smith,
Whitcomb aud Cook white carnations
and ferns. Alex Crusckshank; white car
nations and roses, Smith, Whito0mb aud
Cook; pink and white carnations, Ed
mnnd aud Lorraine L0Fanger; white chry-
santhemnms, AntIouette and Bernadette
GTenier white carnations, Newton Frank
and Joseph Lavery; white carnations, Al.
berteen Grenier. pink and white carna.
tions, Nellie Canning; carnations and
ferns, Mr. and Mrs. M. E Ducharme;
pink and white carnations his teacher,
Mrs Frank NoFthrop, and sohoolmates Of
grade first; white carnations and ferns,
the scholars Of grade 9Th Of the Spauldlng
school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
Chicago Railway Has
Hard Time.
MOB BEATS A DETECTIVE
Line Blocked Cable Slot Filled With
Junk Police Disperse Sus-
picious Crowd.

Chicago, Nov. 25. During the past
twenty-four hours strike sympathizers
did more damage 10 the car lines than
on any previous time since the strike
was begun. Wires were cut in many OF
the crosstown lines. and All manner Of
blockade was put on the tracks In high
er piles than ever. In State street ey.
cry manhole between Forty-irst and
Horty-seventh streets was filled with
stones and debris, SO that the grip
could not pass over. a big gang Of men
worked steadily for hours removing the
distractions.
Another attempt was made to RON
the State street cars. six trains were
started from sixty first street In spite
ot the police patrol, spikes were found
driven in the cable slot at intervals.
and the distractions cleared away ear
lier In tile day were replaced by the
strikers in numerous instances.
Police Charge Crowd.
1t took the State street trains two
t=AA+ ~At- Attt*A &sNAA1 W ~ AA0tM k1tMAN
first street to Thirty-nintb, but from
this street 70 the downtown district
passage was practically unobshucted.
The police, mistrustng the intentions
Of a crowd ia front Of the headquarters
of the engineers ana iremen, who left
the railway eompany's employ in sym
pathy with the trainmen, charged with
drawn clubs The crowd melted into
neighboring saloons and Railways, and
none was hurt
John Cepner twenty years old, a pri-
yate detective employed by the Chiea-
so City Railway company 70 guard
trolley wires al Archer and Ashland
avenues, was attaeked by seven men.
They beat and kicked him. leaving him
in semic0nscious condltion After
assaulting him they stripped him ii his
outer garments and took So and 4 re-
yolver
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
STUDYING TUBERCULOSIS.
Members Of state Commission Have r.
turned from Investigation.

---N AAeAe AAfNHAs3 s3fttAeHF
Burlington, NOV 25.-Three members
Of the Vermont State tuberculosis commits
sion, Drs. D. D. Grout Of Waterbury, w.
y, Bryant Of Ludlow and the Hon. Henry
Ballard Of this city, have just returned
from a short tour Of Inspection among a
few Of the leading sanitariums in New
York and Massachusetts,. DR.. H. +.
Lewis Of Burlington and DR.. Hubbard Of
Lyndonville were expected to 20 but on
account Of poor health were not able to
undertake the trip. Drs. Grout and Bry.
ant spent last Friday in New York city
interviewing DR.. Lederie, health commits.
sioner of that city, and others upon the
subject Of the proposed tuberculosis camp
which they intend to establish outside New
York and keep the patients for the most
part in tents. Mr.. Ballard joined them on
Saturday morning at Liberty, NY, where
is located the famous DR.. Loomis santa
rium This Institution is located in Lib.
erty, Sullivan county, on the western slope
OF the CatskIll mountains, about 100 miles
from New York city, on the line Of the
New York, Ontario q Western railroad
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
An OF. Fashloned paftY.

The Neal Dow Lodge, L @ g. t. Will
give an old fashioned party and chicken
pie supper in the K Of 2. hall, Wednes.
day evening, Nov rs. A literary pro-
gramme will be given at s O'Clock. The
ladies of the order have charge Of the sup
per which win be well worth the price Of
admission la the main hall, candy
booths aud punch bowl will be tended By
the young ladies' Good music will be
furnished for the marching which will
take lis usual place in the entertainment.
All attending are requested to wear the
old fashioned dress. and special prize
viii be offered for the best old fash
loned costume worn. The hall admission
viii be 10 cents, and supper will be served
for the small sum Of 10 cents Every one
will be made welcome. Come and enjoy
an evening for young and old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
COMPLAINED OF WIFE,
MOVES WAS ARRESTED
Montpelir Man Was Fined For Intoxi-
cation, and His Wife For Sec
ond Offense.

Montpelier, Nov. 25. George Noyes
went to Chief Mcmahon last evening and
complained that his wife who had thai
day been convicted Of intoxication in clty
court, was again not herself, Chief Nc
Mahon Investigated Mrs Noyes vas ar
rested and then the complainant himself
was served likewise much to his surprise
In court this morning both the husband
and wife pleaded guilty The latter was
given ten days for a irst offence Of intoxi-
cation, and Mrs. Noges was fined SIS
with costs, or In default Of payment, los
days In the house Of correction. She is
looking for the money. The couple reside
over the Chinese laundry Oh Elm street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
DECISION RESERVED.
Hearing in Attempt 20 Reopea the Clem
eat wilson Case

Hearing in Attempt 20 Reopea the Glenn
ent Wilson Case
Brattleboro, Nov q "A heariug was
held in United States court at Brattle00ro
today before Judge II H. Wheeler ON the
motion for reopening Of the case Of S.
ID. Wilson vs. r. W. Clement, for alleged
SANDER The opening argument was
made bY Max H. Powell Of Burlington,
who held that the verdict against Wilson
was contrary to the law and the evidence
aud that two juFymen were disqualified.
Alexander nunuett Of st Johnsbury. III
behalf If the defendant, said If the plain
tits counsel had eyldence at Rutland that
the jurors were disqualified, 1t was their
business to move to have the Jury dis
missed Mr. Powell said the information
came 70 them by letter that they brought
the matter before Judge Wheeler, but did
not think they should ask to have the case
continued while they looked up evidence.
The decision was reserved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
slr Knlghta Altenilnnl

It is the command Of the Thrice Illus
trions aud Most Excellent Raiah Of tbs
Imperial Domain, Knights Of Birmingham
Of al the Americas, that all Sir Knight.
within the Royal Bounds of Old Kron
Lodge which lies between the rivers rising
on the north and the Rio Grande on the
south, ard from the Passamaquoddy Oh
the east to the Monterey in the far west
that 50 faF as Ia you lies you are requested
70 assemble yourselves together in annual
eonYocation at Old Krow Lodge No /,
Miles hall In the great and bumptious
city OF Barre, Friday evening, Dec. 4th,
for the solemn and ilIustrloas purpose Of
electing the Thrice Illustrions aud Most
Excellent Grand officers, the cOnferring d
degrees and partaking Of the rites Of The
order which are g. G. G.
w. r. Cato,
I. /. NJ. E. r. Of A. A. & G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
A SLIPPERY CUSTOMER.
Dentist at White River Junction Has Va.
ried Experience.

Dentist at White River Junction Has a Va
ried Experience.
White River Junction, Nov. 25-A few
days agoa local dentist was called upon
by a travelling agent Of collection house
in New York state, who wished the den
tist 10 give the house the collection OF
doubtful accounts The plan seemed
feasible and the dentist signed the CON
tract. The agent then presented what be
alleged was duplicate of the original
paper The dentists suspicious were
aroused He read il through despite the
agents protsstations that It was 4 loss 81
time, and found In the contract called a
duplicate a clause not IN the FIRST docn-
ment watch would result Ia loss 70 the den.
tlst
The dentist was quick to act lie tore
mp the document he had signed and gave
the agent two minutes 10 clear out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
ODD FELLOWS SIX
CLAN GORDON TWO
Tail Eadefs IN Cribbage League Played
in Better Luck Last
Evening.

This weeks cribbage games opened last
evening with a match between the Clan
Gordon and O. O. +. teams, the Odd
Fellows winning at six tables and the
Clan at two. The result by tables is a.
follows: Gamble and Faulkner, 1. o. o.
f., defeated Reid and Smith OF Clan: Cal
der and Joll, / o. O. f., defeated Troupe
and Park Of Clan; Smith and Nichols. /
o. o. f., defeated Dawson and Christie
Of Clan; Arey and Maiden, 1 o. O. H., de.
feated Keith and viii Of Clan; Duncan
and Stowe, /. o. o. F., defeated Hector
and Mcleod Of Clan; Bligh and Beck, /.
O. O. r., defeated Shaw and Angus Of
Clan; Emsiie and lnglis Of Clan defeated
Gilley and Diaek Of L o. O. r.; Robbins
and Stone Of Clan defeated Wylie and
Williams Of L o. 0. f. The c. o. +. and
Red Men play tonight
The standing up To- date is as fnIlOys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
100000 TROUT EGGS.

National Hatchery at st. dohnsbury Get
ting a Large stock.
st. JohnsbUry, Nov. "a. The work At
the stripping stations connected with the
national hatchery il nearly completed aud
superintendent Carter estimates that near
y 100000 brook trout eggs have been
gathered. The field stations are located at
Darling pond in Groton, where about 600,
000 have been taken; at Lake Mansfield In
stowe, where about 165. 600 eggs have been
secured, and at Lake Mitchell in Sharon,
where the output will reach nearly 200, 600
eggs Shipments Of eyed eggs are arriving
at the hatchery here daily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
The standing up 70 date is as follow
AT The BAZAAR.
Ladies are Preparing For Thanksgiving
Dinner Tomorrow,


Owing to the storm last evening not as
large a crowd as usual attended the baz
aar which is being held ia Miles hall un
der the direction Of the ladies of ST. Mon
ioa's church. 4 short and very pleasing
program as follows was carried out; Vo-
cal solo, "0h Promise Me- W.M. Strong.
vocal solo, Down Where the Wurberger
Flows John Nelson, Mrs.J Z. McSwee-
Heg and Miss Lila Nelson acted as accom-
pauists; W3odman's Axe Drill: Misses
Gladys Gravelin aud Frances Burke. This
evening the following program viii be car
Tied cut. Solo, Miss Huse Of Montpelier;
cornet solo, w. j. GllbertsoR. dance, M.
sullivan and Cornelies Sullivan; duet,
piano and violin, Miss Danforth and An.
thgny Carroll Also Mr. Layiolette and
LABEL will give selections on the mando-
lin and guitar
Tomorrow afternoon from uatii
O'Clock the ladies viii serve a regular
Thanksgiving dinner Ia the hall for 25c
only The ladies have exerted their eff
orts to prepare this delicious dinner, and
they solicit the patronage of all Tickets
for the dinner may be procured this even
ing by applying at the box office, and to-
morrow afternoon IN the hall Admission
will beI0 cents the same as usual.
After dinner an excellent program will
be carried out consisting OF farce, en-
titled Jumbo john Those who are TAX.
ing part in this play have been rehearsing
with much interest and will render it In d
manner that viii be both pleasing and sat.
isfactory to all After the entertainment
dancing will be INDUCED ii until midnight
Friday evening the entertainment at the
bazaar viii be a minstrel composed Of rs
Of our best local artists. This entertain
ment promises to be 4 grand success, and
win be the last Of the series during the
bazarr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
REPORT IS UNCONFIRMED
Story Is Denied IN New York Where
the Great Ship is Due to Dock
Tomorrow.

Liverpool, Nov. 25.--A rumor, the
source Of which cannot be traced. is cur
rent today that the White Star liner Ced-
rie, has been in collision with a Lamport
and Holt liner in mid-Atlantic and that
the Cedric was sunk with all hands on
board. The rumor Is nowhere credited
but friends of those on board the Cedric
are anxionsly awaiting news Of her arrival
N New York, where she is due tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25

London Nov 25 The Countess Of
Euston has died ia London Of bron-
chitis. The countess. who was on the
variety stage when She was married IN
1871, successfully fought a suit to null
lify her marriage, brought by the Earl
of Euston eldest son of the Duke OF
Grafton) IN 1884 The case was regard
ed as one Of the most extraordinary
ever heard in the divorce court here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
READY FOR TONIGHT.
o. II. Haie's Auction House Transformed
Into fine HAN.

o. II Hale's Auction House Transformed
Into fine Han.
For several weeks O. H. Hale has had d
large force Of carpenters, ETC.. at work
Transforming his auction rooms on Pearl
street into a fine hall, and the same viii
be used for the first time tonight by Clan
Gordon for lis annual entertainment and
dance.
The hall is 10 be known as The Pavil-
lionn 1t has been finished with a hard
wood floor and Is decorated with bunting,
etc, ID such a way as to present a very
attractive appearance The entrance Is
through an addition just erected on the
right Of the entrance Is the coat room and
on the left the ticket Office. Up stairs ID
this part Is kitchen and also q ladies'
room. In the basement is the gsntlemen's
lavatory The building is heated BIZ
steam
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
Card of Thanks.

Tothe neighbors and friends who, with
kind deeds, beautiful flowers ana words
Of sympathy, have helped in our sudden
bereavement, we wish 70 express our sim
cere thanks
Mr and Mrs. Frank Ely and family,
Anastasia Ely,
Florence Ely
Victoria Ely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
nnnrd II rnncillntian -.

Scranton, Pa Nov -, The board Of
concihation for the settlement Of erlev-
anees growing out Of the operation Of
mines in the anthracite region met here
IN the Office Of William L. Connell.
president of the board Only griev
anees from District No !, which ln-
Guides Iackawanna county and parts
Of Luzerne and Susquehanna counties,
will be heard while the board is in ses-
sion here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
rnrkeNa soId 80 chnnn.

ST. Albans, Nov. 25. The big lot of
dressed turkeys which were seized By
Deputy Collector Walsh at Alburgh, on
the l4th inst after they had been snug
gled into that port from Clarenceyille way,
were sold at auction at the customs house
yesterday to John w Ryan, who bid them
in at u cents
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25
BRYAN WAS FETED.

Ambassador Ch0ate Gave Him d luncheon
ia London Today.
London Nov 20 Ambassador Ch0ate
gave a luncheon to William j. BRYAN n
Carleton House Terrace today The af-
fair was brilliant one and most promi.
nent list az men was about the Terrace,
Those present included the Earls Of Den
bIgh and Onsl0w Premier Balfour, for
mer Chancellor 81 the Exehequer Ritchie
and many others of note,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-25

Nearess C0Afesses to Killing Marine.
ST. Louis Nov 25,- Matte Fulker-
son. colored, has confessed 70 the police
that she fred the shot that killed Ser.
geant Eek Of the United States ma
rines. She said that Eek had abused
her and was about to strike her when
IL guod