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Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
RANGERS ARE BUSY.
Capture of Foreers and Burglars in
 Southern Arizona.

Saturday night a man by the name of Wade or Wright was arrested in Doug las for forging orders on the Copper Queen store of that city. says the Bis bee Review. Wade obtained thirty dollars worth of stuff at the store through the use of the forged orders. He gave the orders to a Mexican who took, them to the store and obtained the goods and delivered them to Wade in Agua Prieta. When the real Wade the man who was working for the com pany and whose name had been forged received his check it was found to be S3O short. He was handed the two or ders and he at once pronouced them rank forgeries. The officers were put on the case and they tried to locate Wade or Wright. It was discovered that the much wanted Wade had girl at the notorious Half Way House with whom he was living part of the time. Saturday night the girls room was watched and at a late hour Wade appeared on the scene as was expect
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
ADDITIONAL OFFER TO THE CITY

The Phoenix Independent Telephone company in it's desire to be liberal with the citizens has offered to increase the number of Telephones to be installed and maintained as the Mayor and common council may decide, free of charge from Eight. as before offered. to sixteen Telephones, ana top arm of it's pole lines throughout the city, and adequate provision in it's. underground conduits and agrees to maintain and keep in good order the wires of the Phoenix Fire Alarm system without cost to the city, except the actual cost of new material necessary to be used in its maintenance
 The subscribers of the new company are numbered among the best business men of the city.
 The company desires to thank the citizens for the support it has received. and trusts that the same good relations which are now being established will continue.
 Should tbe company be permitted to install it's plant it's patrons will be rejoiced with the service which will be given. We are still soliciting subscri- bers and if you have not already sub scribed. would be pleased to add you. name to our large list.
 A number of the leading business men have already spoken for stock in the new company which will be sold to them as soon as the company is as- sured it can secure the privileges under it's franchise. The stockholders of the company are now residents Of the ter ritory and in a short time will all De residents of Phoenix MT. H. M. Joy is the only stockholder who is not now a resident of the city and he will be- come a resident immediately on the commencement Of the installation Of the system. This will be an absolutely local company composed of home peo- pie.
 PHOENIX INDEPENDENT TELE-
 PHONE COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
MINING IN THE DRAGONS.

The situation in Pearce would appear to be about like this, says the Tomb stone Prospector. While the company with their S0-stamp mill has skinned much of the cream of the mine so far as developed. there remains a moun- tain of low grade ore which wiH richly justify heavy reduction operations. The present company has become independ- ent and do not have to resume work or to be in q rush about disposing of the big property.
 It is understood the former superin- tendent of the mine alone with the su- perintendent of the mill. have leased the Pearce tailings and will treat them with the cyanide process and calculate that they have enough of tailings to run them for four years. The prepara- tions are well advanced.
 The Dragons are densely located and title work has been religiously at tended to, demonstrating the faith of mining men and prospectors Tn the merits of that locality. Among other private propositions. Mitchell and Bai- ley have a group joining the Black Diamcnd. consisting of fourteen claims. upon which they hs.ve done suf- ficient development to demonstrate that they have a respectable property.
 From a reliable gentleman in the em- ployment of the Black Diamond. the following facts have been obtained. The Black Diamond is rushing business at the present time. with prospects Of continual improvement in the output of the mine. the quality of the ore and the capacity of the mill.
 They are handling about 150 tons of up 1axr fDa oh Ex-a tons of 65 per cent matte a day. They employ from 100 to 125 meh The new pipe line from Pearce, seven miles dis tant is supplying plenty of good water. but the water has to be elevated about 700 feet. The Black Diamond uses oil under it's boilers, which when the Pearce branch is extended 10 that point will be cheap enough "to burn" It would appear that this property is one of exceptional promise, the ore. which is copper running very high in bi- products, especially in silver, at times reaching into the hundreds of ounces.
 The Dragoon company IS down $50 feet and has caught a respectable body of sulphides and carbonates The camp is not distinguished for any great ac- tivity at present, but is preparing to open in good shape at an early day.
 The Middlenaarch; these people have one furnace and are putting in a con centrator, the character of their ore requiring that plan of reduction. Their ore is fairly high grade. but the cor centrating system is necessary. owing to the presence Of baser metals.
 Gleeson is again active. They have one furnace running steadily and pro-
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
ALDERETE'S MURDERER
Though Sentenced to Death, He May
 Escape the Gallows.

A few people, perhaps, have been wondering why there was not a hang ing function in the Yuma county jail yard on June 3rd, says the Sentinel. As la matter of fact, the absorbing ques- tions of government irrigation and how to head off and capture the elusive all mighty dollar have held the boards so exclusively that most people have doubtless forgotten that such a legal tragedy was to be enacted. It is safe to assume. however, that one Martin Ubillos, a life convict, did not fail to congratulate himself and with satis- faction note the fact that Friday, June 3rd. slipped by, leaving him still doing time at the old stand and in full pos session of all his faculties intact
 About a year ago Martin killed a fellow convict one Simon Alderete. He was convicted at the April term of court and sentenced to be hanged June 3rd, 1904. His attorneys. Henry Wupper-
 man and Frank Baxter, took an appeal, which acted as stay of execution until passed upon by the supreme court, which grants an extended lease of life to Ubilos at least until next January. The attorneys have filed brief in be- half of their client in which a consider able portion of the testimony of the lower court trial is submitted tending 10 establish the point that the killing resulted from a duel, Alderet himself
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

led. He was arrested by members of the ranger force and is now in the lnouslas jail.
 Rangers Hilborn and Hayhurst did 'a smooth piece of work in securing the men who burglariZed the hardware store of Seaman X Perry Thursday might. says the Douglas International
 Immediately upon the announcement of the burglary their suspicious fell upon certain Mexicans and the officers had kept them under surveillance ever since. Their suspicious were confirm cd yesterday. when they took in tow three hombres named Gonzales, Lopez and Diaz, and found in their possession part of the stolen stock in the way of knives and siXshooters.
 Two other MeXicans were arrested in Bisbee yesterday for the same crime, when Constable Doyle found some of the stolen goods on their persons. They were brought here today by Ranger Brooks.
 The numbers of the Winchesters and revolvers stolen from the store were in the possession of the officers. and identification of the missing property was made easy.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
MINING DEAL.

The final consummation of the bond ing of the interests of Wm. Holmes, H. T. Fitch, w. Ii. Storebeck and Charles McKean on the property of the Lead vile Mining Co, has been accomplish ed. George J. Mass, Michigan party. has taken the option. which means business, as the Michigan people do not usually waste any time on a property that has no merit. The property comprises nine claims near Gleeson. about IS miles from Tombstone. It IS fairly developed and shows up well in
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
ARTISAN WELLS.

The farmers of St. David are ne .deavoring to arrive at an understand ing by which ali artesian wells shah be properly cased. Under the present system, water struck at a given depth sometimes rises to another stratum and is drained off, making the result bad for all parties. Water is struck in
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
REPUDlATED ALL RESPONSE.
 BILITY.

Say maw." queried small Tommy Toddles, looking up from his picture book. am I descended from mon keys?''
 Not on my side of the house, Tom my" replied Mrs. Toddles with much emphasis.-The Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

copper. Mr. McKean, secretary of the company, is to be congratulated for bringing the merits of the property to the front and negotiating the present deal.-Tombstone Prospector.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDINC4, kINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taxen internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Fills for Constipa- tiOn-
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
Coast Specials \ via 1.-THE OILED ROUTE"

One night out to either Los Angeles or San Francisco. The only "one night" line to Frisco. We give you choice of routes. Either via Los Angeles, or through the beautiful San Joaquin Valley.
 San Francisco and return. .$45.45 Los Angeles, San Diego, Coronado Santa Barbara and Southern Calf. resorts. S25.95
 Tickets on sale Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. Limit Nov. 30th.
 Through Pullman to St. Louis June 1j and to Chicago June 16.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

that locality at from 15O to 1000 feet deep and is found in abundance. Wha- is known as the second stratum is the best producer.---Prospecto
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
OYERSTOCKED
 RESULT YOUR :: :: GAIN <!

Being greatly overstocked on one of the finest lines of hammocks ever brought to Arizona, and wishing to turn them into money at once we have decided to give you all the profits and put you in a position to buy at Factory Prices for that reason until July 1st We will give a $3 Is per cent reduction on our large line o&- -Hammocks. Don't overlook a good thing for it won't last long.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19
AN ELEGANT HOME.

In Los Angeles, will be rented fur nished from July 15 or August l. for two months to desirable parties. This house is located in a fine residence por- ton of the city adjacent to principal car lines. is fully furnished and con- tains all modern convenienees includ- ing gas, electricity, telephone. bath, piano, etc. 8 good-sized rooms. Can be had for $50 per month. Address P. P. Grippin. care of Blake. Mohitt and Towne, Los Angeles, Cal
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

Gucing high grade matte. This camr bids fair to become herself again and get down to business in the good old way.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

Remember that The Republicans clubbing offers still inclade Success. Thrice a Week New York World and The New York Tribune Farmer
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

those that eat good steaks. Remember that famous Hoghe hamburger.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

Dr. l.. NJ. Swikerath of the German Optical Institute, West Adams street. will be here until the 26th Of this month only, after which his office will be closed for the summer season. If there is anything the mat ter with your eyes or if you need glasses of any description. See h.rl while he is here. Call early as possi- ble Hours s a. m. to D. m.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

Now is the time to have your piano tuned and regulated for the summer. s. w. Hamilton Professional Tuner.
 Orders left at Redwelrs or Fountain music store will receive his prompt att tention.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

being the challenger. The men had a falling out, and subsequently quarrelei often. Alderete repeatedly challenged UbillOs toNight. On the fatal morning he told Ubillos that one of them must die and invited him to come into his cell and they would fight it out. The challenge was accepted and the con victs fought with knives to the death Through the persistent efforts of his lawyers, Ubillos may yet secure a com mutation of sentence, which could not be less than life imprisonment. He IS a life termer now.so that the only way to innict another such sentence would be to have it extended to the life be- yond and commission His Majesty the devil to execute it, provided it is with in his Jurisdiction.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

Iron Springs can now boast of a first class grocery store, Mir. Patton having shipped in straight car of high grade groceries can sell for less than they can be laid down by local freight.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

pr. Win Wylie, formerly of Phoenix, has associated himself with pr. De- Earth Shorb in the practice of medi- cine and surgery in the city of Los Angeles, with offices in the Bullard block until July 1st, and in the He'll man building, at the corner of Fourth and Spring, thereafter.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-19

The Tom Co, owners of the Ameri- can Kitchen want to rent or buy 50 tD 100 acres of land suitable for garden ing, with plenty of water.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
MEXICAN PREIaTf. HERE
Archbishop of OsInca to PonfiIcate
nt st. Francis Nnvier'. Church.

TIE feast Of the seven d0iors OF the
yir-in Mary w-i! b. fartingiy celebrated
with a high mass c,rl-rr archiepiscopo
tomorrow morning At $. Francis Xav.er'
College Church Service. WI! begin at
le.sl
The mas VIII De eel hrat-I b. the
Reverend Father + y Nara. : J. IN tn.
p-ls--r. o.! Cement GLOW Zaralz4,
ArgEtislgp = o-Narl- Mexico
TIE ..ierr~ 60, IN, mass viii b TIE
Reverend FATHERS Henry EronsEeest :
=, and u Martin. : J. t-acUns of homo.
Mccormack. deacon and s-bd-acuu of the
mass. and Thomas } Smith. : J.. mas
ter % ceremonies. The sermon VIII b.
preached by the Reverend Father No
A rp--ia! music programme .sas been
prepares! - Professor -. : De Isle. the
0rEanist and choir master. which Will
- rendered by Mis- tor-ll- j De L..s.=-
y.oIi..=-- Mr. L r Anderson. clarfr-t.
-orn Fernando De S0uza Continn0.
Dass0 TroflutO q Paris. sgpraEi. Mines
g = Bi-nrnilgtGn. 7 u knapp, J. D
Mcnamara r Raeultonah: Misses Ella
AfcEeuna. JesSi. VI. l. Powell Isabelle
? Aioder. Ella Mack. j Wisrsrs. coz
trait. N!sseS Ella Be ksr; Louis Brown.
Joseph Schr-ier. a u Baker. Paul ".
SchWepser. J. Re@nil1n,k; bazsi. J. C.
BONNER. Jos.Fh Sal-u. " II Dawley.
John A McDouougE- EeTudOnck. Ire
programme Will D. a. follows.
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so. Ms NsF.@nna- " q; hrsef- Mss Bow
s.is- 5ara.ie ] = I.s--
grs-l1-M - ln y uur-rl - In -cElci.
SOLO Ms-eS Powell. NJ cfs-is.-t B-ez-r. walker.
gessrs Sehf-ls-. l1hn=r-
E.assd--Cii0Fia a T. -ccla
NJ ~. S5s.zs l. q, n-inhS Of Paris
~anrtrIs-N.ssa IN Honoren 81 Iu.ovici-
ga sa'yi. Ti..a. ycKenaa Fe Becker. waike-
Ness Baker Schre -. t1nr1e-. saUs--
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ooNGREssuE> iRE CONFIDENT
shackIesord and Benton Tell About
Their Districts

coag-essmaH p0rs-y \ SHackles1-f %.
tie Eighth Congressional District and v
= Benton of Tie Fifteenth Dl~t-aa- were
IN the city yestertay q confer with .Hs
State Commit concerning sP.lkgrs-
dates
Co-=rs-sman ShackIer9-d said he felt
confident his district = 10 as sooI shape
politically % hLs ever ben. a good
deal has ben sa.a. about scratching by-
those = 2" wish % te:-aJ t-e D-=O sIIe
LeAet. r= ---i Nl-- BE-. -r,---ly sl.-
ct the z-i-htl scratch aLc have been
over tns district fairly I.4L Ali ~ nee. :
70 set out Olr vote But We must d
Cou=ress.-zu Bcl;aa is s-.fss.-! To- have.
har- a=h- 20 his ciStf.a: II teIl- a
story 70 Illustrate What lt -...E- ..sour
,iiD Barb's-s n--t o;. AiIn- "A fellow one
went 20 lie Gi'H ~ O4-ere- frogs .=sz.
T., said ".G --u The bill C--rue ll Tor =
cents. - protested VIGOROUSLY Al v-l4- he
termed al imposition
-. ly. ! can gD OFT on Cly POND al horne
and -=Lz wagon load of them. E!.- sell
yog all y0L want fCr !" cents apiece
i ~il give you > cents apiece fOG every
frog you 5..rE ne promptly offered tie
p-oy..-tC- Il tE- restaurant
"A week Afterwards tn farmer cane
back 20 snVa ..Ith ten frogs He took
'WheEe are the resi- OF theTng Inquired
" hy. this Is AL there were vas the
reply
I thought from the noise they were
making that the pond was :uu OF them.
hut ! caught every solitary one OF them.
and .h-r. are only ten
That = the way i All l.. IL the F'If-
te.nLh District explained Congressman
Benton seven Of the eight counties viii
go Democratic sure a. anything this :alI.
IN Lawrence County. which has been Re
publican. We vii e-ect part o. The local
t!cket will b. reelected
Il was announced ysste-day that Con-
gresham Edward RObb would speak IN
Potcsf next Monday
Among the visitors al headquarters yes
ierday were Doctor TinSsy Brown. Han
lton: p g. Home. Jefferson City; Frank
Il. 0csAA41SseSs aoEsi.es 6sS S...s Sea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
DOCTOR MARKS WANTS
CITY GAS INVESTIGATED.
R-SoIuii"n Say. Price 0. Soaring
Nithour dorrc~pondinE In
cr-a--> in Consumption.

: rss.'G-l-- zs= INTRODUCED n -Ea C.-y
'1-rr.. last evening 20 have rr- SUPER
VISOR ~ rirv lighting Investigate =s.- con-
--rtH-S Il t-- -.-y ~ large. u rr5s- 90
as'a--lla whether c1ls1r1sTs are E-t-
ti-E rhe value o. their money. acca-ii-r
% the stiruis;ioHs - city o-d.1s-.s-
T-1a r---.--;11' stac-- ;hs- v-5-sr-eaf
COM. .al-- has been registered .-Eail-st the
gas company 1y s0-s srasr.. zar declare
--z- bills a-= soaring without "a coy
-=-rr-Ll-- Increase ~ "a n r.s. The
rs=1.--.o- vas laid over :C- one net
license Collector C.n1rd submitted a
report Cl ----at.E stands. which virtual
j. p-.z any violation 20 r.-y .- .-s-c. -.
20 tE- Police z.l Set 1sFar--us---.
- ~-st-i HAT TO ltre-@-s hat been .---.-L
fn- stands larger tnzl those authorized
n Ri. which gave scale privilege 20
Brady = N-'iruar-v. came hack u the
Clu-e.. wiki ne Mayors veto
The Bill waica calls = a charter
arl+ -L-reu- - increase II. -sil-..s ~ the
--Nt municipal .:t!r-rS whl = vas sent
20 e-grussrlert at the las meeting z vas
rerDlsls-r"d and -.r back 90 coz. u l-t.--.
President E'r1sby iutro-ucet a bill do
a-iar yaE-a-t- The present law. p.
says. is ro- specific enough II SAYS THAI
q ylF-su- ls one who seems 90 I've iLI--
TIE l-N t.l l-eiar-s tE4L v4graa. -
one VINO lives Idly
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
INDIANA DEMOCRATS
IN HARMONY CONFERENCE
National Chairman TaRgart Meets
All Factions of Party. and Love
Feast FoiIovs
REPTBLTC SPECIAL.

, Indiana POLLS, Sept -5.-A harmon con
ference ot leading Democrats vas held
to-day, and FOR the first time since -.s-
there were EVIDENCES IT the character o,
rhe mea present OF complete union OF
the party. L wzs he'd at the'izsJarcs OF
National Chairman TaSsa-t. and invita-
r.ons ha1 been sent % Democrats ire
sp>c;iTe o< The questions that divided TIE
party So- So many years. The responses
were fully ss generous ss the Invitations
Among tho=e present -.-e charles J..
JeTett, former ST-szeT 4 the HD--a -
Representative. Who went oyer T. the
Republicans ira ~. John = Wilson. aerl-
Der from Indiana q the Gold >-EEGz-l
-SaItsnal EEuEllrIe-. Al that TlL-. John
= FreIzsl. treasurer - rLaL cgrn-li-t=@.
RgfEs Lagez. nl-I1D@- II the i.s1-C-raI-c
Committee IN 30 who razlEu-s. I.--a
Bran was animated. and many others
no we're O-ce prominent. II the Councils
u the party. b-1t who t0r eight years have
been holding a.0n-- F- -. other s--=
e-uor. and zI the state c-nGi1ares al q
whom su4lc-tez. Bran Il Eis t@o ca-n-
Jaigfs-
National Chairman Tagea-- uaI.
speecn IN which be g"fs-ra -r-la-=- the
members 0f Ta= conference as ~ rsserti-s
z unite. party. and the sentiment US
loudly cn.-r He then gave a brief out
. line NJ 20. work that has been done
Throughout rh- country. a1d sTT-alsf 20
rhose present 70 he Gut!r4ls d. TIE c-IoEt
r % 1-es-c-r iGdlz-a % LE= D-ru1Crati- col
tEu1-
After he had ceased speaking many az
-Nz god Democrats a51re<--d ts- meeting
c--4zrl'E nat tEalT Egu-zr rlies we're with
the parry and -n4r they would CIV. both
rrelr tine AID money 70 inS-re success
-sefr7cs q OrEa-lzatlor T-r- discussed.
s--1 reports were received from all -he
cr-I:l=- indicating t-st great interest IS
i-l1g manifested, and that The C-Ez1iZs-
1-Dr IS more advanced than 2: any CORE
spcrGtT- time N campaign fer years.
NJ Tagzarr said this evening mat the
matter II establishing 4 Western head
qul-ters a. Chicago had nor he=n decided
AID would not be TIL he returned 70 New
York.
After t1s Conference this evening several
o1 the gold Democrats handed 6-Fair-nau
SBTien checks. and tod min that they
would accept sp@aziu- assignments Z ne
committee thought tleir s.rvic=s Ie-e
needed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
PRESIDENTS ORDER VIOLATED.
Iowa R~publicnn Chairman Accused
of Assessing Federal Employees.

--i-s. asa-a. - ~ L-i-
"--hiar'0-.. Sar-- -E.rras.-.-aciva "
: Cowh@rd. ctti-1aa y th- Democrat.
coacress!ara! COMMITTEES. viii hing .
the attention q the C.v!.--.-v-re O. ---1.--
s,1n E-ra a1 alleged violation oc -Hs Pr
;-eats l-sisr On campaign rl1--.a..-....-
y y II Ssl--.r--. chairman "a: rl- .--l1-
--.zE Sat '--'-r-a. CH.s..ll.t--.- - -sg-.
'i-i-Ti1..;-! -l..rr- L1- sent a l-t--- = TIE
Iy'z zi--7 q. Government employ. asz.--
mem -1- T--- cent = rEs.r annual SaLa-g
-1T tn u---l- o. The IYUa E.--ar-Is..r
camp fund The letter l. WrtI--l ..
u --t-----.41 Z tn IgTra Sta-= Cs---l.
'-illil-!ttr'-- and. = e alleged. has been r.
g--.-I 1E practically AZ rho i.V.t-- -
S'-t er2r-i--- 7Ip-ay both -- Washington
at,l n other -z--s- q --- country.
u = t-.l.-v-4 that The action s- the r.s--
o.: chairman Clwl--.. = done sis-r.y -
aT5GS- talk Ar- 'pE---E admitted 60
night that NJ Sp.-r-'s action .T.. nor
st=Eii-H.t!ly t--aE ~ e.g..-<-ryss- L--
Under he law persons .a ,in.-lr.rr rr--- .-r-
F.1t AZ" taEt!-f-- Z 81. 20 sH-l--. buttons =
ti.1 Air- spence Is Est - -a- G8y-rn-r-...
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
sDI.I STEVENSON TO SPEAK.
Former ytcc President 10 Appear in
Muny

Hloonilz-on- IL sept. is.-Fo-ne- VICE
President 1 2. S-evs-sol q this CO
has accepted al invitation from the Va
ticEsl reruocrst;c Commute - deliver
several sTeecn-s- an-5 Hill take az active
part in the presidential campaign
He VIII Op.fs t-= 90 mpai=U IN tbs city
ard viii deliver MS f--- sg---ch Ee-a -
latter part u THIS uo-r- H All s-.rI-
later ~ Madison square Garden Nv
YORK and viii -r-. t-s.e! through many
States delivering O-- OF more address
eaca day
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
PRACTICAL JOKER BURNED.
Iceman Poked lee Down Cook :
Back With Serious Results.

A the result Of trying 70 play a rrac-
teal Joke on Harry Shino. a japanese
cook at No. slts Oakland avenue. FREQ
EIler5ack. an ice-vagoH driver. = ~ his
home. No. $50 Manchester avenue suffer
ing from severe burns about the face and
chest
When ne was delivering ice yesterday
morning Ellerback. for a joke. placed =
small piece down the back of the Jap
) anese. ShlnRO was holding a skillet of
boiling grslSe At the time. and when h
feIt the ice slipping down MS back he
became excited and threw the pan u-
EllerbaSc-
The grease scattered over the icenan' :
face and chest burning him 50 severely
that h had 10 BE- taken 70 his home