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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
IN TIE STRICT ENFORCEMENT
OF THE EIGHT HOUR A
DAY LAW.
BLOW TO CONTRACTORS
Who Fought Bill out of Congress
At Taft's instance President Is
sues Order Of Greatest I'm.
pcrtance to Labor.

! Washington, July 19--Action of the
/ greatest importance to labor circles Is
contemplated in directions given by
he president to officers in charge OF
| public ks. at th instance Of Sec
rotary Taft This or,,er is to employ
the governments own Officers to di.
rect and pupish violations of te law
of 1892, providing that except in case
Of emergency. WORK upon government
buildings hips ana otner properties
shall be limited to e:gnt hours day
for each workman.
Effort was made by organized labor
du.ing the last session of congress to
secure legislation to this end but so
effective was The opposit on Of the
great contracting firms that adjourn
ment was mad wi hout action upon the
pending bill, tho gh the house com.
mittee on labor Consumed many hours
in listening u the powerful argu-
ments on either SIDE Of the question
Heretofore il has been the practice
of the executive officers when com
plant was made by labor un on8 thai
the eight hour law vas being violated
by contractors on puDlic enterpri~ es
10 renly that was their own business,
that the law was binding upon the con
tractors and that il he labor unions
felt agglieved and knew Of the viola
tions of the law they should proceed
themselves legally against the often
ders TIE labor unions asserted that it
was almost imposs.Oe for them to Sc.
cure tlie necessary evidence and that
thcy had nolTtne money 10 engage ~
a legal struggle with powerful m0niad
interests.
Under the pre- idcnt's direction
every government Officer in charge of
cI' inspecting public works in progress
is To be direct ed to promptly report
70 the department OF Justice any vic.
lat ons by contractors Of the eight,
hour law and prosecution, initiated by
and at the expense OF the government
is to follow
The effect upon the government
work Is expected 20 be greai in
crease in the cost or large reduction
in the amount Of WORK authorized
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
RESULT DOUBTFUL
IN THE CENTRAL AMERlC PEACE
CONFERENCE UNLESS qua
MALA RULER Is ouSTED.
Other Waring Countries viii, Ii Is Be.
lieved, Continue Fight II He Re.
mains at HeaG of the Gov
ernment.

Mexico City, July 19.-The Ameri
can embassy has been very busy witt
matters connected win the peace con
ference in Central America The revo
lut onlsts assert that 50 long as Ca
brera is in power they will continue
TO fight They ny that if the condition
is not mad at the peace conference
hat Cabrera resign ,ne prcsidentcy
they will continue fighting and will
cnly be satisfied with General Barilas
or some other man who represents his
program.
There is little doubt that even #
the revolutionists agree 10 stop fight
ing for n time they will begin at once
preparing for a fresh revolt The pres
ent revolution is different from the
previous revolutions in that 10 j. being
well financed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
AND ORDER NEW ELECTIONS ON
A BASIS or UNIVERSAL AND
DIRECT SUFFRAGE.
tMpERgR'S IRON HAND
TO Put Down Revolutions and a Dis.
tatorshp May Ec Estahlished--
Outrases Of All Kinds In-
crease Hourly.

Cologne July 19.-Thc Gazcttess
correspondent at ST. Pee smr- as-
erts on reliable authority that tha
Russian government has acrrei sn
principle to dissolve tile parliament
and order new elections on bsaisI
Of universal and direct suffrage The
reason given S that the parliament is
'xceeding IT'S praFrsatiyts The cor
respondent adds that II thee should
le an outbreak OF revolutionary
movement the government hrs do
cided to G tablish dictat rship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
AS RESULT OF SENSATIONAL
TESTIMONY IN THE FAMOUS
DIVORCE CASE.
DETAINED WIFE'S NAM!
BY Having Black Coaehman Swear
He Was Intimate With Her Is
the Charge Now Fronting
Millionaire.

| Pittshurg, Pa. July l9-Following
the sensational attack on the charac
ter Of Augustus Hartje. In which il
| was alleged that he had taken two
different women frequently to a ques
ionable resort. the real sensation of
he day in the Harje divorce trial
eliminated this afternoon, when
Judge Frazer admitted, under bite,
protest of the oppo ing counsel testi
mony relating TO charges of conspir
Iacy against John l.. Welshons, 4
prominent merchant
Augustus Hartje. the libellant, and
Clifford Hooe. the negro coachman are
now IN jail on charge of perjury for
alleged false swearing in the case
Welshons, who was called by Mrs.
Hartje's counsel, told how the deposi-
tion was .ecured from Hooc. lie said
that Hooe then left the city. and the
witness told of having given him vari
0us small sums of money at different
times This looked like blackmail
the witncs said He said he might
have told Hooe that he would be sent
10 The pcnitentiary fer perjury if he
dld not stick to the original story he
told. EtW
Welshons story II Is said comedies
very closely 10 the statement of Hooe
relating 10 the case. which Is in the
possession Of the district attorney
This was the first attempt during the
rial % present evidence f the al
legged conspiracy which Mrs Harfje'
counsel declared was formed to d.
fame her.
Wolshons is close friends Of An
gustus Hartje and passed with Hartje
and Hooe in conspiring AGAINST Mrs
Hartje Hooe. months ago made
deposition in which he said he ha
been intimate " IN Mrs Harije II
repudiated il and is now
in Jail on a charge Of perjury. Wels
n rs told the entire story aud said
Hooes deposition was taken in his
store by Attorney Bdwa-d e Harje.
Aueustus HIarfper bnother and Aftor
Hey Andrew Fisher Har-e's brother
in law.
WcIshons related how he assisted /
II1oe t0 get away from Mrs Harfj je /
relatives and of the various tines D. /
gave Ilcoe money rn bis demand /
Wci=hors was paving liaue money I
ana ffat Do ncrer e10kc fo him about I
r.
Weish1ns f1iled every attempt that 4
was made 70 show that be bad cCu
&C. 1GuTed @ -Aiid FsssJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
KNOCKS ROOSEVELT
BEFORE PURE FOOD CoNVEN.
TIoN BUT HIS SENTIMENTS
WERE NOT APPROVED.
Flags President For Giving Publicity
To Rejorts Concerning Packing
Houses But Others PARSE
His Actions.

Hartford Conn. July l9.-Criticism
Of the methods pursued by President
Roosevelt in connection with the ia
vestigation of the packers, by Frank
Thurbcr, a New York lawyer, was the
chief feature Of the afternoons ses-
sion of the aNtional Pure Fcod Con
vcntion.
He characterized as historical the
publicity given the reports concerning
the packing houses by the president.
He did Mt see why the president
should have ignored his official report
ers aud turned the matter over TO
social settlement men 10 decide.
Harry Beach Needham Of Washing
ton in replying said that if it had
not been for the action Cf the cSnir-
men Of the congressional commit
tee of The house. these reports would
never have been published.
J. @. Emery, dairy and food commits
sioner Of Wisconsin. also spoke in
defense Of the pres dents action. say
ing that man who had the stamina
TO stand for a square deal fer the
country and the people at large re-
gardlcss of special Interests was a
man We should all admire motion
was passed unanimously disapproving
the sentiments expressed against
President Roo evclt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY
In the Battles Fought Just Before the
Arnistice Went ln;o Effect.

Guatemala CITY July 10 The fol
lowing official account IL the fighting
at Platanar aud Me:apau on July n
was communicated TO the Associated
Pres. today:
"The last two la ties. fought before
FIVE O'Clock Wednesday morning. July
18th. when the armi-tice began. were
won hy the Guatemaians vino defeated
the Salvadorcans in Matapan. con,
plelely destroying them. If a few re
NAMED in the fortifcafipn az Plata
mar. it was because the armisiic1
which found hem there was re-
spertcd Reports contra dieting these
facts are false"
a di patch from san Salvador. July
18th. stated that sbo tly before the
armistIcc was agreed 10 force al
more than 10000 Guatcmalan at
tackled Ho Salvado-eau position by
way # Hetspau The fight ue lasted
tn hours and. According 90 San sal
yaior disrairhos fC-L-ed in Wet RS
for SalYado-eans nisDafches IRON the
same source reported tho engagement
az Platanar. which was also claimed
a. a Salvadorean victory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
AND OLCOTT TURNS OVER PA
PERS TO HARTRlDGE, DE
PENDANTS CHOICE.
HIS WIFE'S LIFE STORY
Told in Detail to New Attorney-New
Move May Be a Ruse and Mrs.
Thaw May Soon Ask For
Commission.

New York July 19-Peace appar
emily has been declared among the
lawyers in the Thaw case. TODAY
former Jgdge Olcott turned over tC
Clifford w Hartridge. Thaw's person
al attorney, all papers he had in IN,
case with the exception Of the re
ports of the. private detectives which
have been made 10 him since the
murder of White. The turning over o.
The papers by Olcoit undoubtedly vi
result in the dism ssal of the Wri
issued against his firm yesterday at
the in tancc of Ilartjc 10 show cause
why the papers should not be reln
quished TO Thaw's present counsel.
Mrs. Harry Thaw after visiting her
husband in the tombs today went g.
Hartrdge's office and made a long
affidavit giving the history of her life
snce the time she came 90 New York.
Mrs. Thaw had previously made such
a statement TO Olcott
May Vet Ask Commission.
1t is thought by some thai this IS
merely a ruse and &c will surprise no
one if Mrs. Thaw asks soon fer a com
mission in lunacy to examine her
son.
She will ask. Il is said, that he be
sent 10 Matteawan until he RECEIVERS
his mental balance II the author
tiles of the asylum sh0gld over find
that That was sane his case will be
reopcncd in the Criminal Court as
though he lad never been sent to an
asylum. .'"~
The possibility OF conviction after
confinement in an asylum is slight
Generally such prisoners are never
brought 10 trial II IS not likely that
the District Attorneys office viii OBJ
iect TO the appointment of a commits
sion in lunacy. The memory Of the
Gcrranova trial is fresh in their minds
and if there is reasonable doubt as
10 Thaw's anity the District Attor-
ney would naturally prefer that it be
settled before ihe trial beaius
IN Atlanta. Ca today District At
tOrnev Jerome said.
I can no. now say whether or not
| would oppose move 10 have a CON
mission in luuacv appointed f1
Tbau's case All roHl1 depend on
Nhai Thaw and bis coune 81 would b.
able Orb SET up iE theid affidavit Tae
Concluded Oh Third Psge-D
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
FEUDAL WARE ARE
IN KENTUCKY MAY BE STARTED
AGAIN AS RESULT OF A
DOUBLE MURDER.
Thornberry Who Had Married Into
the Noted Hall Family and Rich
ard Hall Shot From Am
bush--A Blo9dy ARRAY.

Sergeant, Ky. July 19-Jom Thorn.
berry and Richard Han leaders of the
Han faction OF mountain fcudists
were today shot nom ambush in
Floyd county and killed The mur-
lerers escaped into the mountains.
Thornberry was formerly leader of
he Thornberry faction who for many
,ears have been at fcudal warfare
With the Halls Recently Thornberry
married into the Hall family and his
riansmen had sworn revenge, claim
ign he had betrayed them Members
Of both factions are arming aud an
outbreak OF feud war Is feared. Each
.iGc numbers forty men
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
sToEssELL sEnTE ICED.

ST. Petersburg. July 19-Tf9 ronl
mission appointed to inquiie into the
surrender Of Port Arthur to the Jap
anese during the war has flied d re-
port. The commission proposes that
General Stoessell, in command dur ng
the esige of Port Arthur. be sentenced
10 death and Gen iFaIk, who wac Al
member Of StoesseIl's tan, urgea hia
chief to surrender. be condemned t3.
twenty years in the salieys
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
THROW FLOWERS AND
SNOW BALLS AT ELkS.

Denver, Coloo,. July 19.-
During the El{s' big parade to-
day The marcliers were show
cred with flowers ahA snow
balls, several carloads OF snow
having been brought from the
Continental Divide To show the
diversity of the Colorado eli
mate. The temperature on the
street while snowballiug was in
progress was about S5 degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
BLOODY FEupAL CLASH.

Jackson, Ky. July 19.-At Hindman
a bloody clash has occurred between
The fcud factions qnG several people
were killed No names or the particu
lars could be secured as IIindman Is
not entered by telephone o. telegraph
line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
OVATION FOR OREYFUs
When He Attended Denomination at
the Tomb Of Emile Zols.

Paris. July 19-There was a dem
onstratiCn today at the romb of Emile
Zola. commemorative of the acquital
of Dreyfus The latter ent q wreath
Of roses and Orchids Bearing hi card.
a large crowd and many policemen
were present but there was no disoT
der Drcyfus was ree9gn zcd among
he gathering and was greeted with
an ovation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
ON WAY TO BADEN BADEN

Rheims Juiy i9-Mr and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth came 50 Rheims
today from Paris in an automobile
After visiting the points Of interest in
the city they proceeded to Luxemburg
on their way to Baden Baden
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
WITH IRON HAND
Czar Hopes to Put End to the Up
risinas and RevoIs In Empire.

St Petersburg July 19The nt1-
merous assassinations throughout tho
empire. eliminating In the killing pf
General Kozloff and Admiral Chnuk
lin have had the apparent effect of
| rengthening The haAds "a the rs-s
dictionary faction Id the palace.
AS a FAsllIt ii WA announced to-
lay that the Goromikln N nistry VIII
remain in office in spite OF the remon-
STRANGE of the Dcuma,
1t is now rumored that parliament
will be dissolved ard absolute powers
resumed by the Gar. who will seek to
suppress the prevailing disorders with
IN iron hand. The army is TO be re-
led upon TO put down the revolt of
pca ants, who will be treated with the
Utmost harshness.
From all directions stories are com
ng in os condition of almost com.
llete anarchy. Murders, robberics
md oulrages of all kinds are of daily
md widespread occurrence. Esstates
are being burned and looted. growing
crops destroyed, live stock run off
md landlords subjected TO all sorts of
'ndgnaties. Troops are being used
10 round mp the offenders until the rli-
ral pals are filled TO overhowing.
The result Of all this is that the coun-
ry in many sections is being denuded,
md there are grave feras of fam
inc as the outcome
II is reported from ramhor province
hat eighty peasants have been killed
n fights with the troops, while in
Pcltava and Smolensk so great is the
disorder that in several instances the
roops have been powerless 10 act
Ia Poland the situat on is one Of az.
iolute anarchy. One in tance Is cited
II an attack by revolntio8ists on
'atholic Cathedral in Gernmkon, in
which ten persons we're killed and
more than forty injured. The casu.
1lties were all among the members Of
he congregation who were al Worship
when the attack took place
Reds" Get 10000 RubIes.
IN Nikolajef a band OF Reds ~.
acked The cashier of sugar factory,
rom whom they took s0.eee rubles.
which has not been recovered.
In Cracow the rcvolut ouis's have
e zod a church. which they refuse -
tbaudon and which they have secure
y barricaded.
Messages have been pouring in TO.
'ay on he Minister Of the Interior
living details Of widespread agrarian
disorders in Veroneah. There a dis
rict of one hundred square miles has
leeu reduced % ashes.
The land owners have fed panic
tr'cken To save their I've The ma
erial losses as tssult of the ou.-
freaks are estimated n millions of
uhlcs
While the chief of p7lice. Colonel
iamimef. was p7ssi-E The Gcorgia7
,obles. School iu Tifis tsday = bomb
ras thrown al bin from a wiui1E q
he building The bosnb exuloded
ear The chief seriously iuiurinE I'm
oidiers who were attracted 20 to-
Gene hv fhe p ise n tae eNuios'rn
lrrounded iho buiiiinE aud hred =
oIicy into lt. kiiiing the aufhsr 4 "a
uiraCc.
u Pcferhoa the hov hrir 70 ths
lroue zas presented io llenaiatio1
/ officers auI men from che ffs
Ianchurisu ulrrs.
Admiralty Employees - strike
1CoofIgve5 On Foar-a Psss1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
AMERICAN MINISTER
Is KILLED I'M ITALY.

Blot, wis, July IA cable
dispatch from Prof. r L.
Wright announces that Rev. y.
Royal Cheney, pastor of the
congregational church of Be
lott. was Killed today III an ele
vafor accitsont al Florence.
Italy. Cheney was spending the
summer in Europe. He was SS
years old. Hi widow IS visiting
in East Elma, n. Y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
WHOLE FAMILY
Al The Point Of Death From Eating
Ice Cream.

Shelbyvillc Ind Julv Walter
Arnold. his wife and three children.
aged q g. and g. are al the roini -
death AZ their home n Han rer iowr-
ship. as the re nit # poison from ea'-
ing ice cream. The entire family are
iu.n convulsions- The physicians say
there IS little hope Of their recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
FOREST FIRE RAGING

In California Endangering the Zig
Trees in Csl1zerss County.
Stockton. Calf. JBiT l9-lrforma-
ficn is received ihaf big fo-s4t fire
is raging near the rig trees IN Caiaze
ras comfy. The fires are sweeping
over a large tTi' ~ and it. is believed
me big tfees are in danger unless he
wind changes tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20
THERE WILL be SOME store

THEHE WILL De SOWE stoTct
this summer that will be SO cool and
comfortable that people who 90 into
them, will hate to 90 out into the heat
again. There will DC others that will
be stuffy and uncomfortable. Which
kind is yours to be?
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20

20 YOUR CLERKS sncssraea N
tors 70 look around after makJnc iIIs nj
purchases, or DO they sort of k6x
them along out towards the door W
soon as the bill Ia pald7
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20

CcOnuDued Or FOuF-a Fsss'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-20

&C. -sHIed CO -Aiid fsssJ
The Washington times., 1906-07-27
DID BRYAN WEAR
HIS COURT DRESS?
Question Friends of Great
COmmOner Asking as to
His Presentation to King.

LONDON, July 27.-In the court cir
cular appears a notice something like
this.
The King was gTaciously pleased to
grant a private audience today at Buck
ngnam Palace 10 William j. Bryan, of
the United States. who was introduced
bv Nhltvlaw Reid. the American amba5-
sadov.'
Think of the excitement in Sterling.
Kan, and Lincoln, Neb.,
The question which every Democrat
Popuiist and former friend of the candl-
date viii ask is. Did Mr.. Bryan wear
Did the Great CommOner. The friend OF
the people, and the champion of Jettcr-
sCnian simplicity, display before his ma
Jesty black silk knee brecches black silk
hO.e. and low shoes with silver buckles
Did he wear upon his sturdy hip the
dainty dress sword which goes with tile
costume
Upon these questions Mr.. Bryan is
dumb. When seen at the Hotel Cecil he
smiled discreetly and said he had had
pleasant chat with King Edward, but
nothing more would he disclose.
u IS semi-otiicially announced, how
ever, that the visit was paid upon the
Kings special request" he having nOti-
fed Ambassador Reid that he desired 70
meet the famous American,
The interview, IL Is stated, was
quite informal. and was mar+ced by the
pleasing cordiality which the King IS
accustomed 10 show Americans in whom
he IS interested. Only the King. Mr..
Reid, and Mr.. Bryan were present. The
converse ton largely turned upon the
subject Of peace and the conference OF
the InteTparliameutary Union.
So IT was possible that Mr.. Bryan ap-
The Washington times., 1906-07-27

September I. Through his counsel. Mr..
Rockefeller gave bond In the sum OF
$1,000 for his appearance On that date.
He will come here from his summer
home in Cleveland.
The action Of his attorneys in giving
bond for his appearance Is believed 70
result from fear on the part Of Mr..
Rockefeller that through some error he
might be arrested when he arrives in
ohio. There is no chance Of his being
placed under arrest. as he has fulfilled
al the requirements of the law.
Mr.. Rockefellers bond was signed by
George f. Jones. cashier Of the First
National Bank, and one of the wealth
lest men OF Standard oil affairs.
Prosecuting Attorney w l.. David
says he Will have a jury assembled 70
try Mr.. Rockefeller and the other oil
company officials and individuals con-
nected with the alleged oil combine
It is no secret in this city that Prose
cutting Attorney David will try MT
Rockefeller first. He saws II he can
convict tho head % the trust he viii. IN
a great measure. have killed the com>
bine.
The Washington times., 1906-07-27
CLARK CONSULTS
WITH PRESIDENT
New Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Talks of
New Rate Law.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. July H.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is holding conferences
this afternoon with +. r. Clark, the
lately appointed Interstate Commerce
Commissioner; Robert Bacon. Assistant
Secretary Of State, and Gen Thomas H.
Barry, assistant chief-of-stan Of the
army All the visitors came IN shortly
after noon and were entertained by the
President at luncheon.
Mr.. Clark's mission. IL is understood
IS 10 consult with the President about
the administration Of the new railroad
rate law.
Mr.. Bacon's call, it is said at the ex-
ecutive office. is mainly OF a personal
nature. lie came to New York today 10
say good-by TO his son, who sails with
the Harvard crew 10 row against Cam
bridge and, when he found himself so
close TO Sycamore HilI. called upon Sec
rafary Loeb TO inquire If II would be
convenient for the President 10 receive
him. Secretary Loeb said IL would be.
General Barry has number Of army
matters to take up with the Executive.
The Washington times., 1906-07-27
JOHN D., RESTLESS,
IS NEARING HOME
Wireless Message From
Steamer Says He Is Los
ing Temper.

or BOARD STEAMER AMERIKA
Cby Marconi wireless via Halifax). July
25.-John d. Rockefeller is eager 10 get
home. and as the ship nears the port
of New York he becomes taciturn and
uncommunicative. He is fast losing his
simple. friendly ways, and does not
mingle with his fellow passengers and
take part I'm their sport as he did on
the way out.
Here, on board the ship, he is ner-
vous and is always alone. except for
the attendance Of Dr. Biggar or his
valet. Mr. Rockefeller says he has en-
joyed his trip very much. He says that
at Compiegne he had the most complete
rest of his life. lie was entirely free
from annoyance and lived freely and
openly. like ordinary men.
The Washington times., 1906-07-27
OFFICE BUILDING
At TNELFT AND c
{. Quincy Smith Pays the
Sum of S125,000 for
Bank Property.

= 'eeI VIII be placed on record today
whereby the Washington Savings Bank
conveys To +. Quincy Smith the building
az the northwest corner Of Twelfth and
G streets northwe est, long occupied as q
hank.
The consideration. while not stated, is
understood 20 be ST., 600.
on Monday morning operations VIII
begin on the construction Of a siX-stOry
addition on the ground recently Pur-
chased on Twelfth street adjoining,
which is estimated TO cost in the neigh
bOrhOod OF $500.
II is intended at the same time TO re-
model the main building and make II
in every respect a thoroughly modern
and up-tO-date structure.
The new addition Will contain sixty Of
fee rooms, together with store on the
ground floor and win be made entirely
freproof and complete in every partcu-
lar.
The Washington times., 1906-07-27

pearcd at this Informal occasion in
conceded no more TO royalty than the
replacing Of the famous SLOUGH hat
with the shining tile of PiCcadilly.
AT this time the King received some
eighty members Of the Interparliamen-
tary Union in the three rooms. Con-
gresSmen Richard BaTthOldt of Mis-
souri,. T. +. Burton Of Ohio. and Rock
wood Hoar of Massachusetts represent
ing the American group. Mr.. Bryan ac-
function.
Mr.. Bryan maintains his political pose.
His silk hat Is Of conservative shape.
neither too straight nor nOticeably
'belied"
The Washington times., 1906-07-27
CAT WITH THE RABIES
ATTACKS TWO GIRLS

PITTSBURG. Pa, July 27.-Annie Hof-
stadder. seven years old, and Mary Lies
ton. five years Old. both OF Troy Hill,
Allegheny. were seriously bitten by a
mad cat last evening.
The two girls were playing when the
cat suddenly spTang upon them. First II
BIT the LiestOn girl half a dozen times
on her arms and legs
Then u attacked the HOfstadder child
and bit her nine times on the arms,
face. and legs.
Both girls are in a serious condition
and Will be taken tC the Pasteur Insti-
tute