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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Doykvslk DosnsH

~e%--a laHiiitiissii : or a7sfsaiiisitlca.
W al syuspathizs wish Mr. anA
and Mrs Jaha teunefi IN the death
# thar ssX months old daughter
Ahco fURerd SERVICES we're hald
al she home Tuesday afternoon.
" 3 frgs-er moved his fam.l s
sP fram GHHnison last Tacsday.
c i Bartiefi has been spcndlns
tew DAYS IN >ahas au business
Nj 7 Lewis spent q few davs iu
Doyie lasi week leaving i8r ncueeT
triday
M Nellie Mcconnell and n n
toeE drove % Gaunisln early part
of th geek
Harry Moore drove 10 Ggurisr
last Monday returning TUESDAY Mr.
W. S'0ers accompanying him
NJ W II Imv who has been
sfen1ing a few weeks with her par
ents Mr. aud Mrs N McD1weH lafi
tpr her home In eastern Colorado la-i
ridsy evening
NJ aud Mrs Harry Shuck har5
expert - be at DOYLE April /. ls
was formerly operator but will now
at A. agent They will receive .
hearty welcome from an
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
I 1orrens Land Title Plan Started.

On Wednesday morning John +.
Brothers filed the first application
for this county under the new Tor
rens system Of registering land
titles. Judge IIethelington is ex-
amlner of titles and will pass ON the
validity of title. The district court
then orders the summons and if no
contest is made the decree is entered
and the state guarantees Mr.. Broth
ers title TO the property and will
defend it in the courts it question
ever arises. Judge Iletheriurton
has himself such confidence in the
new system that he has made APP
plication of title to his residence lots
and others are preparing 90 do the
same The new plan does away
with the expensive system Of aD-
stracts when property is sold, for
once title is decreed bv the courts
the tile remains perfect forever
afterwards 10 each successive pur
chaser The last legislature made
tins system optional i'm the belief
thai it would soon be generally
adopted aud iu time l1 away with
the cumbersome oll land title plan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
County High School Notes

~ rum
The high school girls cleared
about $50 ON their entertainment
last Friday night.
Monthly examination again this
week
Prank Keenan, has been absent
during the past week owing % sick
ness.
The various rooms were given a
vacation during the past week. with
the exception Of high school and Miss
Sellers room, which made up LOST
time
The following were visitors at
high school during the past week
Prof A. $. Hoel. katherine Ruther.
ford, Mabel Bass and George Trev.
arihen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
f1o~evsne

'~fia4esl llllfAAs slitiil
Neehbars FROM she lilwegilie aud
Crested Buste valleys al met n the
ranch hame df Mr. and Mrs. II. 9.
Bscker a fea nights aEa aud helTsd
e. celebrate thesr wooden wetiainz
IA dszeu hue chairs were presented
bv she guests a. well a. a uambcr oi
other pretty and usffal Eltis 4 waoi
Alter the crowd gi tbr1ugh tisis
psn e che praEram. che iarge dining
raam 1f fhe Booker home was cleared
and an kinds 1i games and daneing
allied che evening uHtIi late hour
Then an rafuruei O. the.r homes
saving that they had u1t spent a
uloa-anter evening in che history #
Crested Butte valley gathermgs
The lata SNOW storms are remand
ing che rauebm-a ai thHse hay stacks
.tlat they are g1iHE ta have a. re-
serve
BHh Nr and Mrs kuhlak have
been an the -iak list ilr the past
week bm are reported better al This
wrluug
j N Harris has about ~ or p
head 4f fine steers thai he has been
feeding They are now ready for
marked and he will certainly receive
a good price for sach fine stock.
Mr. Lucer1 reports that sleighing
was tine I'D Crested Bottle yesterday
We think from the appearance Of
things tonight that sleighing will be
good all over Guuuison county to-
morrow
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Nothing Equal 10 Chamberlains
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.

we have used Chamberlain $
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in our family for wears. saws Mrs
]. b. Cooke. Of Netherlands. Texas.
I'VE have given 1t 70 all # our
children. We have used other meG-
icines for the same purpose but have
never found anything 10 equal Cham
berlains If Won viii use II as di-
rected it VIII always cure. For sale
by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Pow wdcrhorn.

Nsv- Champion Corr. -uHu Ieuce.
Chgs Carr was over after beef for
Lake City last week
Mr. and Mrs. q. d. johnson went
to- GwBis7n Monday.
Harry >chuepf has purchased a
fine new buggy. Now watch Harry.
Almost all the cattle are turned
out and spring work i under head
way.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Baker were over
from the Lake Fork last week taking
a look at the valley.
M5ssrs. ". p. and Wm. Summons
and Miss Cora Cobbs went T. Lake
City Tuesday to attend an enterrain-
ment and visit a few DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
kssru.An NUA
7I aIlslasssl4 lTsIaI flTsl sa-.

-''~ts'ss7-' Na'ffsi - tA~r
J.m.s Nils - erect4n. . Fl.see u
b1.ssBe,,s . lslraIEe Mr. Nils = q
splendid ps.asa .r.Filser aad has t..koa
Hs..ay has sseSs 81 the p..ce.
N & NIX Il bsuveE vIsiaed ,hi-
dIssrIes AZ; ThHrsti.ss He l. plaasea
xl-h sAe assl3lk .aa is cass..sssplss-
sRx hs.aslas IA business IN bower
Hssn
= ID Ssepheusan vas ~ iassu from
Dgyiesilie the frsi # the week and
-peui . fes DAYS With hls maHs
frIeaas here Ted ls popular vIth
gar Tsopla
"a ID MeDonaid N T.. DIVER.
" III Newman and James I.aWnes.
pFpmlnont mining men af IaaasIlie.
have added shear names O. gar grow
ng hst u citizens
A Basut 81 Puebl8 visited Wlth
Mr. and Mrs H N SehaH 81 the
BoNerInaH hotel for a isw days. he
expressed himself a. much pleased
WIN iite camp future
The dance at Pltkin Iasi SATURDAY,
evening By che Grimes orchestra was
an enjoyable event The music was
excellent and al had a hue time. A
number attended from here The
dance vii BE- repeated April Jth
James l.eahy was called D. Cen
alison iie latter part 1f last week by
the announcement that hiss1n. Albert
had iallen from a burr5 and :braken
hisarm m tNo places. Nh leahy has
returned and reports the boy doing
uicclv
The business meu are arranging
ta supply their places with a water
system A committee has been ap-
pointed and plans are being made 30
lay pipes In the streets and pipe
water from the spring Gn the west
side a Gold avenue.
Surveyor A. L. Whitehoru arrived
last FRIDAY from Gold Basin south
of Iris and will remain here per
manently While away he secured
some excellent claims ON Cooper
mountain and brought with him
samples If ore showing much free
gold
Ihos { Brown, mayor Of Gunni-
SON, and one of the Western Slopes
able attorneys, visited this camp dur.
ing the week lie was well pleased
with its prospects lie was rendered
a reception by his friends Sunday
evening at the residence Of Thos. !
Kane All present had a very plea
ant time
/ A. +. Reynolds and w. j Fine of
the Independent mining company
were in the camp from Denver a few
days ago inspecting the company S
/ property. J. f. Pearson Of the Colo
RADIO smelling and Mining Company
OF Pltkm accompanied them here.
Work at the independent goes
steadily along. The new tunnel re
/ Gently started aoOve the lower one is
being pushed in to the shaft. The
company continues its development
ON the Independent and we may soon
hear some excellent news from that
famous property. The Independent
has produced some of the richest
gold ore that ever came out Of a Colo
RADIO mine Keep your eve ON it.
W. II. Cornell, a New York gentle
man OF means connected with Cor
nell university came IN on the G.. a
) train Wednesday and may become
. interested In our growing CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Beware OF fOintments Tor Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

rs mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely
derange the whole system when en-
tering IL through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except au prescriptions from
reputable physicians. as the damage
they Will do Is teul0Il t1 the good
YOU can possibly derive from them.
Halls Caiarrh Cure. manufactured
by f. j. Cheney and Co., Toledo
Ohio, contains no mercury. and is
taken internally. acting directly up
ON the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Ia buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure DE sure You get the gem
uine. IT is taken internally and
made in Toledo. Ohio, bv f. !. Che
nev a Co. Testimonials free.
Sod by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle
Halls Family pills are the best
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

W : Henderson, Jas Mccormick
and Brownie NcLean were in Gunui.
son the latter part of last week on
business connected with the Pitkin.
Telephone company. Mr. McCor-
mick Is an expert electrician and
while here set mp the new 100 dror
switch board for the Gunnison Tele-
phone company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

From the Glenwood papers We
learn that John Faletti was badly
beaten by a saloon man IN that town
some ten DAYS ago He was dubbed
with a gun and his head 50 badly
cut that > stitches were necessary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Serious Stomach Trouble Cured.
was troubled with distress in
my stomach, sour stomach and yom-
Iung spells, and can truthfully say
that Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets cured me. Mrs. T. y.
Williams, Laiug-aurc, Mich For
sale by al druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Sid Jones Is able % bc out again
after another setback with srvsir-
elias.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
I'M Hodd, a6nCHTunsT.

J. M. Lewis, the poet laureate OF
Texas, Alkalai Eye man, handy
man from Timbuctoo, and several
other titles, has made q visit to
the big plantation of the big ex-gov-
ernor of Texas. Lewis took along
the wife and the baby girl, and of
course, the baby girl was the center
of attraction of the Hogg homestead
while there, for who can resist q
baby girl, or a girl of any other age
or size. But what we started out to
say was that Jud Mortimer Lewis
had been TO the Hogg plantation on
a visit and roamed over the fields,
and meadows and through the
woods owned by the ex-governor
and actually slept In his house. He
talked with the big man, too. Talked
about politics, literature and art;
ancient, modern and medieval.
While the conversations were pri-
vate, and therefore, not subject to
publication, Lewis draws this con-
clu sion, and the conclusion is the
main thing: James Stephen Hogg
is today q better, stauncher, truer
democrat than many who are criti-
cising him. 1t is impossible to hear
him talk without believing in his
loftiness of purpose, his patriotism
to his country, his party and his
State. And the people understand
this thoroughly. AS heard a man
remark; The politicians are agIn
him, but the people are with him.
Jim Hogg, agriculturist, is a large
man physically, but his body is
none too large for the mind and the
heart that inhabit it. -
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FOUGHT ALL TUESDAY.
Four Hundred Thousand Men We're
In the Engagement.
DARKNESS STOPS 1T
Every Effort That Was Made by the
Japanese to Turn the Russian
Flank Failed and No De.
cisiye Result Had.

st. Petersl urg. Aug 91.-The great
battle of Lao Yang, which began early
Tuesday morning, ragged throughout the
day with increasing intensity, but up
to 3 IS O'Clock Wednesday morning no
further official details beyond the brief
telegram given out in the afternoon
had been received by the war office.
Every confidence is expressed by
General Klropatkin's ability to meet
the Japanese assault on the ground Of
his own choosing. but the city is hun
grly awaiting further news of the
progress of the fight
The japanese forces engaged in this
battle can only be estimated here. but
they are believed to number about
100000 men General kuropatkin In
known to have ak army corps besides
l47 sqIadrous Of cavalry. in which
great confidence is reposed. bringing
up the Russ ian total to about the same
number that the Japanese have
How the armies compare with regard
10 artillery Is not definitely known.
though throughout the war the Japan
ese have shown great preference for
this arm and skill in its use.
Reports from the front credit the
japanese with having about 1909 guns
and many mountain batteries, and IL
Is known that they Iecently shipped
twenty-four heavy guns to Yiukow.
Four Of these guns already have been
mentioned in these dispatches as being
in action.
General Kuropatkin in addition to
his field batteries. has number o,
very heavy guns placed at important
positions at Lao yang. where the Rus
slams have been strongly terrifying for
some time.
The japanese claim TO have captured
two field batteries during the past two
days. Russian official accounts admit
the loss OF only six guns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
BdrdweII Hotel Fire.

A fire broke out about 1870 last
night in some small buildings at the
rear of the Bardwell hotel and those
structures were totally destroyed
and the kitchen of the hotel was
considerably damaged.
Mr.. Crayton, just to the north lost
a storage barn and some feed.
A barn and about 60 bushels of
corn belonging to J NJ. Taylor was
destroyed, besides a cook stove and
some furniture. Mr.. Taylor's los
is about 5000. No insurance.
The damage to the hotel property
is covered by insurance.
1t is said that the water PressuI 9
was poor, but some say they were
pumping with 1876 pound pressure
but one of the mains had burst and
the firemen were placed at a disad-
vantage Ennis News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31

People at Marion. Ark. Have Not Yet
Cooled Down.

Memphis. Aug. s1.--A stan repre-
sentative of the Commercial Appeal
has returned from Marion. Ark. and
reports that excitement still runs high
at the scene of Mondays sensational
street duel between Sheriff F. M. Will
hanson and former Sheriff w F. wer-
Her. Sheriff Williamson. for whom a
warrant had been sworn out, charging
him with shooting with intent to kin.
has not returned there Both he and
Werner have many supporters and
many conservative citizens are making
an effort to avert further serious trou-
bic The whole affair was brought
about over politics. Williamson is a
candidate for re election. and was
beaten ny Lewis in the recent prima-
ries. The sheriff charged irregulari-
ties. and announced that he would run
independently for the office. The cam
paign has been bitter. and eliminated
In the shooting ARRAY between WILL
hanson and Werner. Williamson is in
Memphis where n conference. presided
over by Judge Allen Hughes OF Para
gould ARK, was held.
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REPU- SEQ JApS.


y
Of Many 8ayeness.
London 40 aI-A Hsr..en from
Lao Yang to "a news ar--ry zs--f ,uy.
80. says,
The japanese artillery r-a na1a c4az-
ed at 6 O'Clock Tuesday a#.-r.s. The
casualties have uot yet haa-. as. nrtrsn-
Ell. The Third Ers~aH corps. ~.g.sl~ad
hot japanese 9sauEs. tr Tar1rasa
being hurled barl. uv 5asa.r5 charges.
first by the Twenty cpd then by
the Twenty fourth regiments which
received ami r~pulSai pa. enemy ra
less than six times Two Japanese
companies which succeeded n occupy
ing Tussiau position were mistaken
FOR Russians and auniGilated by Japan
ese artillery FIRE
At o'clock IN the afternoon the
japanese concentrated their fire on A
Russian Southern detachment and also
tried TO Outfank the detachment from
the right under the protection 81 the
batteries
One company after another was no
tfced running swiftly 30 the westward
but a Russian regiment and a Battery
were ordered to advance and succeeded
In forcing the enemy 10 retreat in dis
order evacuatine positions they pre-
vously had gained
Their has been an Immense expeudI-
ture OF ammunition throughout the
day especially ON the southern front
against the Russian Third CORPS
II Is believed that the Russian losses
so far have not been very heavy rS-
cept TO the regiments which sustained
the hayouet charges All the men scry-
ing one Russian gum. except one. were
killed by shrtpuei The survivor. VITO
was badly wounded heroiciy brought
hts gun 20 headquarters and even Their
refused 90 aunt has place uutu Tho
general pererHptorhy ordered him into
the hospital
II srems that General kGrpsis force
did not participate leo TB"~.4y'- en-
gaErusrt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31

To the director of the Olympian
games: Please exhibit to the pub
lie man who can whip Jetfries. -
st. Louis Republic.
Oh, no. Please don't. If you
should fad man who can whip
Jeffries then we should be under
the necessity of finding man who
-coutd whip the man that whipped
Jetfries. There's no end to the
thing when once started. Just think
how long we have been getting up,
or down, TO 1efres, and now you
come along and ask that the whole
story be gone over with again. Let
Jeffries alone We don't want him
whipped.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
tpSOrfh le6Que Program.

Sunday, Sept. 4. Topic: The Bet
ter Hope Of the Race, Ps. lxxviii:-
Ills.
Leader, Miss Myrtle Pridemore.
The Present is Debtor to the Past.
Mr.. Lynn Lasswell,
The Spirit of Christ is Leaveniug
the World. Miss Jewett Bowling.
Each Generation has the Chance
ot Becoming Wiser and Purer than
rs Predecessor Mr. Pat Sims
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31

Col. 4. S. PETERS, president of
the Texas Cotton Growers Associa-
ton, SAYS cotton will sell for twelv e
cents per poand and advises hold
ing until that price is reached.
President Peters gave the same ad-
vice last year and those who held
received twelve cents and more.
The crop this y ear is no larger than
last, the demand is just as great and
the shortage is even greater. There
is every reason why cotton should
bring an average of twelve cents for
every pound produced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
The Devils Advertisement.

Johnson, the drunkard, is dying
today,
With traces of sin on his face;
He'll be missed at the club, at the
bar, at the play;
Wanted-a boy for the place.
Sinons, the gambler, was killed in
fight;
He died without pardon or grace.
Some one must train for his burden
ard blight;
Wanted-a boy for his place.
unknown.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
DETERMINED TO DIE
One Of the Most Deliberate Suicides
Known In South

Memphis. Aug 3t.--A special to the
Comm~rcial-Appeal from Tndfanola.
Miss. says One II the most deter
mined and deliberate suicides ever
known in the south occurred here Tues
day when nr g. n. Harris. a widely
known physician Killed himself hv sew
ertng the main artery iu his thigh. Dr
Harris first tried 20 cut his throat bat
finding difficulty IN locating the Jugu-
lar vein, he made several deep gAshes
in his left arm without effect He then
rolled up hts trousers and deliberately
severed the large artery IN hi# thigh.
when death resulted quickly from loss
OF blood. DR. Harris who came here
from Columbus Miss, three yrars ago.
left no explanation Of any kind for the
act
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
FlIREST KIND Or OFFER
n HI-e-as Does Not Gre Dyspepsis, Get
your Honey Sack a Hoed ! Hwiia's.

You run no risk whatever In per-
chasina Mi-o-na, Natures cure for
dyspepsia.
Take 1t for q month "a SOC box
contains two weeks treatment) and
II it does not help you, bring back
the empty boxes to Hood b Martin
and they will return your money In
accordance with the following guar
antee:
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Was Wasting AWAY.

81 had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years, "
writes Robert K. Watts, of Salem,
Mo. 81 lost flesh and never felt
we'll and doctored with leading ply
sicians and tried all remedies sug-
gested without relief. Finally
tried Foley's Kidney Cure and less
than two bottles completely cured
me and | am now sound and we'll -
During the summer kidney irregu-
larities are often caused by excess
sive drinking or being overheated,
Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foiey's Kidney Cure. Sold
by Il. w. Fearis.
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FrtG0s# revwk Er AuN - Tha
9Fet ef ft# rrura8e*sf sttl.sss - fHessu
~ mtf.rf raunty $3.50 #efe *anefse# ~
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HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.


Eair preparations ard dandrur cures.
as a rule. are sticky or Irritating Affairs
that do no earthly good Hair when not
diseased grows naturally, luxurtantiy
Dandrun IL the cause OF ntne-tenths of
all hair trouble and dandrun Is caused
by a germ. The only way TO cure dand-
run is 20 kill the germ. and. SO far, tbs
only hair preparation that viii positively
destroy ehe germ IL NewhrSs Herptcide--
absolutely harmless. free from grease.
sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs.
II aiiays itching Instantly. makes hair
glossy and soft as silk Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists, Send loo. in stamps for
sample to The Herplcids Co, Detroit.
Mich.
Herring Drng Co, Special Agents
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Alleged 70 '4svs Ragged Negro Giri Mn.
Years Old

Memphis Aus 81 A special 60 -.
0owu-r,lal App from vanes Mis-.
SAYS that "a shvFtss ro=ss ,s asarehluw
for Hammond utrkie IA white srsAn.
who. ii s legged esluauaHy assaulted
nine.Ye nKwn Ktri sefe Tslsr~
are open threats ~ fyneesns ntekas ~
N~ fs sppfem%rtsA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-31
MURDER MYSTERY.
travelling Salesman Fatally Shot 1T
Memphis, and Wife Held

Memphis Aug 21-~MH-on ]. stern
berger, travelling salesman. was the
victim Of mysterious shooting affair
here Tuesday He did at "a local hos
pitai. His wife is being held by the
police pending an investigation The
Sternbergers live on Dunlap street. At
an early hour Tuesday Sternharger.
who travels for a local soap factory.
was packing a grip and. II is alleged
asked his wife for a pistol which he
had given her The woman claims that
In a scuffle for possession OF the weap-
on it was accidentally discharged in
fhicting what has proved to b.. a fatal
wound in the back Of the mans head
Investigation shows that Sternberger
had been wounded three times. and
as three shots had been fred from
the revolver Mrs. Sternberger was
taken In charge by the police stern
berger came her from Charleston. :
c. about I'VE years ago. II IL said
that he married there shortly before
coming TO Memphis
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY
Causes by Negro Offering Ind,anity to
White Woman

Memphis. AUG 81 a special to the
Comm ~rciai- Appeal from stephens
Arka says triple tragedy occurred
near Mount Holly Union county. Tues.
fay ir which one white man. negro
and u~grvss Vere shot 70 death De.
tails are very rneREer hut lf r. stated
two negroes offered an indiwuity to "a
white woman. a mot. unknown to
me citizens ~ Mount Holiv w-nt out
an hunt for the negroes estth the
above result
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The strongest evidence that can
be offered of the merits of Mi-o-na
and ITS curative virtues is the guar
antee under which it is sold by
Hood d Martin. They stand ready
at all times TO refund the price TO
any one who has found that ii has
not done all that is claimed for 1t.
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DROWN Ed BY HORNETS
Chased Boy In River and stunq Air,
When He Rose

New York. Aur 3I-Alexauder Dick
son. twelve year -old had has been
driven into the Bronx river and drown p
ed by "a swarm of hornets The boy.
with several companions. had stored
hornets nest untu the Little insects
came out in s~arrns and chased the
boys toward the river Dickson STUN
bl~d gH1 fell INTO the rive Tire hor-
nets hoyred about sttuxinK him
viciousiy when h" varua 10 ;he surface
The other boys fled IN terror and did
not return uuul Dickson had been
drowned