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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21
TWO MILLION ACRES
PRICE WILL RANGE FROM $1.25
TO $12 PER ACRE.
Large Tract of Southern Pacific Rail
road Lands In Oregon On
the Market.

A Portland dispatch says that in about
two months large tract of the South
ern Pacific railroad lands in Oregon,
comprising the public land grant to the
Oregon & California railroad company,
will be offered for sale to settlers. The
Southern Pacific company has large
force of legal talent at work clearing up
a mass Of legal technicalities affecting
titles, and strenuous efforts are being
made to get the remaining lands, about
100000 acres, ready to be thrown on
the market by the time the crest Of this
years immigration reaches Oregon.
Charles w. Eberlein, acting land
agent Of the company, took charge OF
the task some months ago. 1t was
found that very large amount of legal
work would have to be done before the
lands could be offered for sale. Hun
dreds of titles to small and large tracts
were defective, and contracts had elaps-
ed by reason of performance by
purchasers at the time of the previous
salt. G. w. Morrow was appointed tax
commissioner, and he has had large
force Of men examining tax records in
the various counties through which the
land grants extend, from the Columbia
river to the California line. The legal
end Of the task proved far too great for
the legal department of the Southern
Pacific in Oregon, and other attorneys
we're engaged to assist the force in w.
d. Fenton's Office. The work has been
rushed with the greatest speed. At the
Office Of Mr.. Fenton it is said the under
taking is not yet completed, but the
number Of men now engaged is as large
as can be- worked to advantage.
The company is very anxious that the
lands be ready for sale in time to meet
the demands that will come from home
seekers that will visit Oregon in the ex-
position season. When the work was
begun it was thought the lands would
be ready for the market this spring, as
published some time ago, and that peo-
| pie who were to be brought to Oregon
on the colonist rates now in effect would
be able to purchase. 1t is understo cd
the company will not wait until the
lands Of the entire grant are reviewed
but will first list those located most con-
veniently to the railway lines, adding
sections as fast as they are ready.
| There will be considerable increase
over the figure at which the lands were
last offered, when prices ranged from
$1.25, the government rate, to $12 an
acre, according to location and soil
Since that time most OF the desirable
government land has been taken by set
tiers, the value of Oregon hill lands has
advanced, and besides, the company il
rolling up bill Of expense in the pres
ent work Of relisting and checking uT
the titles Of every quarter section in thu
entire grant. All these things will en-
ter into consideration.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21
MYRICK MITES,

Myrick, March 20. Miss Ella Hude-
man returned to her home here after an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Krebs,
in Washington.
Mr.. Momford, of Wallowa, spent part
of the week here visiting relatives.
Miss Bertha Baker started her second
term of school in the Henry Lorenzon
district Monday.
The Myrick school closed Friday with
program, given in the evening.
A number of young people were en-
tcrtained at the Rosenburg home Satur-
urday evening. Dancing was feature
OF the evening.
Mrs. Stamper and two children spent
Sunday here at the home Of Mrs. Ny
rick
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Montgomery of
Helix, spent Sunday at the home of j..
E. Montgomery.
Mrs. Laura Griswold came out from
Helix Friday to take the school picture,
also remaining for school exercises in
the evening.
Miss Dickson, OF California, arrived
here Tuesday and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Il. LIE Doux.
Mrs. j. E. Kennedy spent Saturday
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Tanning start Tues
day for Alberta where they will remain
permanently.
Mr.. LeDoux left Monday for Alberta,
where he expects to invest 10 land.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21

grand jury when it reconyenes about
April l. The grand jury must COM
plete its labors by April 20, when the
present term Of the federal court ends.
If the work is not completed at that
time new grand jury must be impanel-
ed. 1t is believed, however, that ten
days will suffice for the presentation Of
such further evidence as the govern
ment desires to submit, 50 that it will be
unnecessary to call for another jury. A
number Of new indictmentsare expected
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21
Aeronauts Plunge to Death

Wallace, Idaho, March 19.-V. A.
Middlekauf was killed and l.. NJ. Odell
seriously injured by falling 200 feet from
a balloon while giving a double ascen-
sion here this afternoon. The men we're
seated In parachute and when they
had ascended 200 feet the lower part OF
the balloon tore away. The parachute
would not open and both fell among the
spectators with terrific force. AS soon
as the balloon left the ground, to the
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21

horror Of the nearby spectators, the
lower part of the bag could be seen
ripping away. Warnings were shouted
to the two unfortunate men, but they
could not hear the alarm. The thud
made by the two men when they fell
could be heard for over a block, the
ground being indented where tho
aIighted. They struck the ground near
one another and at the same time, both
barely grazing the furnace where the
balloon was inflated.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21
strlkes Hldden Rocks.

When your ship Of health strikes the
hidden rocks Of consumption, pneu-
monio, ETC., you are lost il you don't
get help from DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. j. w. Nc
Kinnon of Talladega Springs, Ala,
writes: 81 had been very i'll with pneu-
monia, under the care of two doctors,
but was getting no better when l tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The first
dose gave relief and one bottle cured
me-" Sure cure for sore throat, bron-
chitis, coughs and colds. Guaranteed at
McBride's drug store. Price Soc and
81. Trial bottle free.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21
From Arkansas.

d. Mauer and l.. N. Frestone,
with their families, arrived in the the
city Saturday from Sloan Springs,
Ark. They are in search of location
somewhere on the Pacific coast and are
favorably impressed with Umatilla coun-
ty aud Athena in particular.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21
Death From tuberculosis

pital two weeks. The funeral will be
conducted at the home at Weston 70
morrow afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
Walter Payne officiating.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-03-21

PendIeton. March 90. Claude e.
Carlisle Of Weston, died atSt. Anthony's
hospital last evening at 7 o'clock Of
tuberculosis. He had been 10 the hos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
An APPEAL ri TO DRINKING men.

There ia not q drunkard upon earth
whom orr!ne wv IL ta!l i eyre \.
covered BY, 4 a well known WI shlngton
chemist, ana completely and absolutely
destroys the craving for drink. No de-
tention from work or business; no pub
licIty Of sar,itarlpmI treatment. , l. !,
be eiven secretly. without the patients
knowledge IN tea, coffee or food. orrlne
is u PIN FORM for those who ta aka
il I no nausea or other tllreftects from the
use Of OrFine, On the other hand,
uulets tho nerves, regulates digestion and
brings restful sleep, good appetite and
Write Write 70 tho orrina Company Inc,
WnsshIngton d. a. for, free booklet,
al plain enyelo|Pa bo we ,a hsar ras
dom dom from the slavery OF drink Ask us
] I polk M1Iilsr-ahldrey3 Co.. lol y, Broad
Folk i0s M,lsr ps NJ 60. $50 y, Main 81
Richmond, Ss Y n L Il; Y 4. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
AUTOMOBILE LINE.
Development Of Enormous Elec.
trio Power is Under Way. Il

Especial to Tho Times Dispa tch.)
AK SALISBURY, N. R G., jan Is .--A new
automobile line Will be established within
the next few; ays between this city and
Gold II III, situa ted In the southern SECS
ton Of Rowan 6oun ty.5 a large machine
for which has already been ordered by.
Mr., Walter George Y Newman 4 OF u New
x ork, who owns and operates the Gold
Hill Copper Mine. r he mn chine cost 50, 900,
and the line will DO operated principally
In Mr.. Newman's interest, as he expects
to spend much Of this year at his mine.
The Z. "a. Gillespie Company, OF New
York, has tho work OF eveloplng the
enormous water and electric plant at the
.Narrows on the ~ dkin River. situated
about twenty miles from this city, now
well under way, and everything Sis being
done to expedite the preliminary work.
Tho plant Will be owned and operated by
the Whitney Reduction Company, OF New
York, and electric powerawlllsb be furnished
BY the company to all cities and towns in
this section Of the State. The capaoitygof
tho plant will be no less than 4e, 900 horse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
tn; / NIBOA h { /
STEAMER. vAD D.: land
Eight Bodies Buried at Midnight
! al Sea I wo Brought
"a New; 81 81 K.
. . q ~ ] s, !, q Is, s,,a cf;..

Especial to The Time : -Dtspatc CHI LIS;
NI1W Dirk. N led Star SEg
liner aderland arrly & mort last eve
Ming 4 veritable death ship. Ten steer-5
age passengers died on the voy wage from,
Antwerp Il of cor gestton II Of! the lungs
following severe a tacks of sens ickn ess s
Eigflt were buried at sen I wo IL DIED 1t!
aboard ship terday. Their sbodi viii
Sbe buried here IS
ii al, forty OF tho 955 ateerage pa ssen-3
gems we're seriously5ill. yYhan he ndsr-8
land arrived, all OF the thirty survivors ,' 7:
had recovered completely save one, " 10 llt
has nearly reco We 50 u
,3} All Z OF tho victims we're peas,ln SCI
the same province Of Hungary .33lts 7 hey
were all In bad physical #conli ton " ne
they sot sail. Ri 'rslei' ages ranged r from
fifteen to forty The SLIP LEFT An MY
January ;14th. The first death occurred on
I the 18th. Three persons died on the
goth, three ON tho 29d,, one on The 4 23d,j
and two Syester.lny. AL the ;Yic.inis h,.d
relatives aboard. 4. e. s!t f.s #
.i Tho trip Of tho w isrlnlid was &,lrus.ul,-
lllys rough after leaving lover, January
18th, and noilrly S..ll ofslthe} pass sens ers
were more or less scasick. 3ss II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
.MRS,,.SRER|DAN
B i.
Game Into Cotirt OIL Cr. ~ t:t:E'
to Give Her les
tii1iotly
ONLY GETS VAL I UE OF y LAu 4 I I.
Prisoner Makes IS: AZ y Defense Defense
Against Passing Worthless q.
Checks and Goes #to Jail.
ONLY GETS Val |. UE Of j LAUNCH ]. i &c l:
lIl3ll N ".
fs,peolal q rho 3rlmeu. Dlspat tony

(E3DeCl0l
Z a N oRFD Tx 4: Az, Jan. 25. Mrs. Naomi
X. Sheridan WIS allowed q y the dan, 4 Y
n ges possible under the statute by Judge
Edmund Vaddill. ii the United II States " eas5
Court this morning. 5 She sued on a LIBEL
OF the launch Potrolia for SIS 900 dam
ages In consequence OF q broken leg. 81 Il!
I'm May. 1904 the 4 ettolla backed into
tho yacht Diana, on which the plaintiff
was sailing and pushing her q gair,st the
cabin Of the yacht, broke both bones
OF her right Leg She has been compelled
to use crutches for support and came
Binto3c yesterday to give her tcsti-
Srnony supported by two cru ches.
& "a Under the United States statutes /. the
damages one can obtain In a libel z de-
ponds on the value Of the vessel a be-. ~
No person can obtain more damages than
the value OF tho vessel, lilo q tn 1 Pes,
pany and Isg q beautiful and servlceablal
launch, she is likely not worth moro.
than the verdict OF 50 500 and therefore,
the statute possibly limits tho amount
of tho itlamages. 4 ~
E Al the last inventory Of the property
Iof the Standard Oil Company, the value
Sof the Petrolln was fixed at SO, 700 and
sfour years ago. snc Cost new -, wv. .ttlg
$as5 wv. n i. slronse was arraigned \ In the
Police Court this morning on the char et
OF passing checks, which were not hon
iored. The particular offense was 81 that
sof a check for S25 on the ladstone Hos
tel, for which the charge was offered by
w G. Nc owell, which the complai
testified went to protest. NJ N
IS The prisoner had no attorney and de-
Sclared that he had nothing to say us to
the charge against him and Tho received
q sentence Of six months in jail. .sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
M AZ GREAT EVEN 4 !. b u s' q
Extensive Preparation for Presi-
dent 8Aldernan's Installation.

iil 5gii 8 Especial to The Times- D!spatch)
NIX OTrE,SN VII LID, Al j n. ! Ill o.
The installation OF President Edwin A..
Alderman on "a pril 18th n ext, vii be one
OF the greatest events that has taken
place at the University Of Virginia since
Its founding. ..s{i1 81 q, 3tG
a;All OF tho college presidents Of the
country have been Invited and mar have
expressed their WILLINGNESS to attend;
Eight thousand invitations to alumni
have NV been issued Answers have been
received from, q bout two thousand of
these. and aboul 40 per cent. have accent y
Cd. There are many alumni whom 9 e
4 faculty has not been q bic to reach with
Invitations, y who may attend, and many
81 the six thousand yet to be heard from,
SO that n crowd of fifteen hundred g or two
thousand may 4 be expected.
Tho faculty will wear caps and gowns.
There Will DO q great procession OF f fiVe
3ty 81 alumni md other guests, !.
"A 11yhe ceremonies are in charge of a Joint
committee 81 = he visitors. alumni. and
& IA Guilty. consisting Of Messrs, Harmon,
Hunton and Moore, OF the VISITORS; Fish
8bu l1 Duke md Mcclure, Of he alumni;
and tNtallet, Page. Wilson and DAVIS, OF
Y the faculty, 1 h :, Il III had III ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
W; Z i DEMO CRATs. &
Organize for a United Campaign
"A The Candidates. ll..s

3cart,a INN a an q Won ford yesterday sold
for M. Nv. q H. Spiller the oWner OF n ne
$sJ ck- Berry Spring "a tract of LIANT, Just
on the vest rnalinIts Of the town, toS MI.
IN C!9 ara dv3 orr the sum of $l55O. WITHIN
1 tia last TWO weeks the real est tate market
In WythevllleH has been moro active than
since the days Of the boom, and all Of TIE
property sold has been Of the best class
THE Democra tics County Committee met
Monday but \ transacted no business, Of Inn
Ancrta nce. I8IncidentH Ito the meeting 4 how
Bic candidates. for tho Senate and HOUSE
Of Dclegates.sF So Rfar6only two names have
been mentioned FOR, either place. " They are
4 Hon. 3PeytO st.. Clair, present incumbent,
ana Capt alIi5W.SB 3. Howe and Mr.. lllam
5,rerrys for the Houses All OF these gentle-
men have supporters and are al good
men ana; n t1oirbtless before the " time for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
IDlSFlCURE ED
WITH ]: !: J. JENA i MA
h NJ III s M Ff MIA &
Under PLY clans [ Five I, !. y
llonths. Went from
Bad to Worse !: !
CUR 70 " E u ] Z culR|| ! |.
Wonderful Change III ID One i! N Night.
II q Month u I Face ||i'l Was \
Clean as Ever :. I ~.
Gu REp " cU lcIUjRlAI

III was troubled With eczema on the
face for ave months during which time
ii was ia the care Of physicians. NY
\ face was Ia such Asconditton that I
couldsnot 60 out.. II was going! from,
bad To worse and u gave up 81 hope
when U friend of mine highly recon-
mended Cuticura Remedies. The hrst
night after I washed my face With Cu.4
Stirurat soap and used Cuticura Ointment
Ii and Cuticura solvent II changed Won
4 erfully and scontlnulng the treatment
5itremoved all scales and scabs. From
that day was able TO go out, and 70 !. q
month my face Wal as clean as ever 4
GTH OMiS ~ SOTH, 81 Stagg Ste
8s46 Brooklyn, N AY i & III .
s8s The above letter was received IL 1913
4 aud he again writes us fcb. Is. 1903 u
8S.t.. have not bee d troubled With eczena
since ''s III " NJ
The agonizing itching and burning Of
the skin as In eczema the friRhtf ul
scaling as Ia PSORIASIS !; the loss Of hair
and crushing off, scalp. II as In scaled
& head n the Il facial disdgurerne mt. as In
pimpjes and ringworm the awfti 8st 81 I.
Z rel ,ilRQ, Of Infants and anxiety OF worn. Z
out parents. as In N ilk5 crust, etters and
salt rheuirl3 - all demand . remedy OF
almost slperhuman virtues to success
fully COPE with them. T hat CuticEra
\ Soap, Ointment and Resolvent are such
stands proven beyond all doubt. No
state n,ent 10 made egarding them that
I Il not justified BY the 4 strongest cyl
dence. The purity and aweetness, the
power to afford immediate relief the
I certainty OF speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety VI and great
h economy have made them the standard
I skin cures OF the civilized world. 81
8 Raid thyoush out IL, vosld. Cu.aeun Rsss,sat -
d form oi Cheeolss Coated Pls r. ~ ia q se.
n 0ntme emit, soc sosp: 2sca DsPne, tcnaon CnSst.
~ Ave Potter DRUG Chem Corp, eois Propristers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
york 81 K,#Ic, 5
Fresh Interest in Politics Suit
for: Malicious Prosecution. "a

(Sp, cal to Tho Tunes DISPATCH
III Ia not in the Old county OF York has
BEGUN t,eiG to simmer. The clerk Of the Cir,
5 ouit Court Will be elected this fall, and ID
It lis u question hard to answer. az e. now ~
forth ior' the primary I: T. Hudgins, the In IN,
has filled tic position twelve years Il sat- a.
lsfactoriy, and ~ W MI '''s.Ao wv s1'
The ST. NeIckle Union Sunday school
reelected Nottingham snperlnte m1d
81 ring form big Sunday school enter-
t iai on tho ssd 8of February. y.
NJ The negro, Henry Houg hton, who was
charged with stealing pair t q rnnp na
ana and arrested In Phoebus last week and
turned over to the X orls county .nuthori-
ties and tried here yesterday, was " s g
y y rTD1teIlsaSw;,ara5Ttibe. No 1as Improved Or
der Of Red Men, OF this place, has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Snow Stronach.
n,eG,oinl to The Tlml{esssI- Dlspntch.)

RALHIGH, N. O, Jan, q 80 9 clock
this morning, in Christ piscopal CHURCH,
there was one Of the most fashionable
being the plghtlng Of troth between Mr.
William Boylan Snow and Miss ~: Alice as GO
Kerr stronach, both of this ell The
officiating minister was pr. a. a, Mar Mar
shall, rector of the church. *
The bridal attendants were Mrs. How
ard c. Thomas, dame OF honor: 3, w,
Baker, best man; ]. b.. Stronach, AleX.
Webb u Z 6. Biggs, Van vVyke H ke, w. 6;
Briggs, w, vess. ". Il, Boyden ana rl!1.
& The bride was given away by her bro
ithcr, Mr. Frank K Stronach.8 She is O
daughter Of the late w. g, stronaeh;;
founder of tho North Carolina Soldiers
young women In Raleigh social circles;
Tho groom Is chairman OF the Wake
County Democratic Executive COMMITTEES.
a graduate Of the Y University OF North
mos prominent young attorneys N the the
Mi Nj, and AIRS. SNOW left for Il tour
North. While IN New York they VIII be
sville,' late OF the University Of North
Carolina. but now Of the University Of
Now York; l.sl - 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Little Girl Mortally w ounded by
Five ~ caro- Id Brother,
'snecIaI 4 "a 4 Tho Tltnes-D ispatch, 5

* GLADEsBoRo. IA. Jam 2. da,lsh:-.
ter OF Mr.. Thomas Lineberry, thirteen
years Old, who reside In the Upper end
81 arroll county, was 70 tall \ sho TIA few.
days since. The 81 ri was sweeping 10 room
shotgun standing N in ono corner, and ( a
little tive-year-old brother got. hold of the
gun and In some way fired, #, the load
steari h her leg from her body. Death
ended her offerings a few days a fter. AK
e Mr.. Flelden n ter has sent for the ply
:slclans to peri orm an IL opera ton on HIM
for appendici It's. 5 Ss VA iaS II
There have been nine nov telephones
$putI operation here In tho last feW.days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
MOVEMENT IN 4 = I. A.N' I
Improvements at cklenburg
sS fIotel-Drummers \ Nj numerous. !.
% Especial 70 The Tlines-D !spateh.) III

Resc!a i1 Z 13e ssguyers
timber are often here and many sales
have boon made. Some pay more for
tho timber than the lands 4 wou ~ sci. sell
for at auction.
III. j. 8, Herntlon, 8 from forth Carolina,
has recently bought sF a n farm near this
place Of II 2S3 acres. III He says his grand
father left this sect ton OF 4v irgnla II IL
1870 and bought land In Cleveland coun.--i{
Worth twenty-five dollars per acre) because
prices were low there and & high here.
Now It Is reversed and his grand children
come here Il to- buy because farms y are,
cheap here and Shigt h priced the
Scessful4 farmers to this section who . have
purchased Al lands and NJ Improves IS henn.
they are chiefy3 6ri ght tobacco ralsers
and find the soil here admira bly, l'dlapted
to that product
~ Leaf N tobacco safes N have been q small
here recently on account OF una voraple
lweat hersj for handling and rough road
The 4 Mecklenbnrg Hotel has had an
sSea
from Northern States. The hotel Is splen1.
|didly conducted under the! management
sofs Colonel Archer, and 1T Is one q tne
few estab1 ishments ofa,Which no !. y, guess W.,
/ the b grounds will X soon commence Tor
which a. preparations have 81 been N made,
Trees and $orname entail hrubbery Will pc
q Rev. In n. Williams. paste Of Baptist
Church here, had an offer - 500 from
Mr.. III. Taylor Of his county, y; /, I e
aid the southside Acad emy at this place.
7 five hundred from the people Of Chase
+ CITY. Somewhat on the line OF Carnegle,
III viii help you. !if you will help your
selves q Mr. WI lllams, who Eis as inde-
undertook the task and successfully ac-
conplished@ his purpose, Now he wants
an ADDITIONAL thousand from the Concord
BAPTIST Association. and he Is gong d %
getit fore the ia session OF the AGA
deny. rs & s.. . =, /. ~. VI
n Commercial statesmen, or 81 drumme =
have been q numerous here sellln ssa ior3
spring and summer trade. One mar. ca !,
ried only a line Of buggy whips and an N
other confined himself F str11ct!yf 70 III ltle
sale OF suspenders. ri " sa65&5 ne 3sss IS s;g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

"a LONG MEMORY
\ Spotsylvania Family Stricken
With Typhoid Fever.
Ell Is The Times. Dispatch

n FREDERIC KsBURG. ~ jan Is Mrs N
Thomas -. Ills of Rlchm ono, 9 v Con- q
federate soldier, sent hero this week n \ to
Mrs. George r.; Gonldman a. handsome
willow rocking chair as token Of ms
ofsthe Kindness rendered him
BY Mrs. Gouldman while he was 81 Con-
battle 81 the Civil wars ii 1868 !.
US few weeks Il go ,lr, r yland w cry, OF
Washing ton, came here and went 10 the
residence Of &! ..r. T omas McG hee, In
Spotsylvania u cour ty, a & few miles II from
this city,8on; a visit and to enjoy a few
days hunt. While there he was attacke I'd
with typhoid fever, md now five members
OF Mr.. M cG hee's mllyt have contra cted
sides these Mr. McGhee's other-in-law
Is paralyzed 81 making seven sick persons
in the game house at one me. n 4,