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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
BRIG. GEN. RUCKER DEAD.
In Uncle Sans Service for More Than
Forty Years.

LOS ANGELES. July 10.-Brig. Gen.
Louis Henry Rucker. u. s. A., retired, died
here yesterday. He had been in continuous
military service of the United States for
more than forty years. He enlisted at Chi
cago when the call for troops was first
made in 1861. rose from the ranks to high
grade. and retired at his own request as
brigadier general in 1903.
He with be buried at the national cemetery
at the Presidio. San Francisco.
The military secretary of the army has
been advised of the death Of Brig. Gen.
Louis H. Rucker. u. s. A.. retired, which
occurred at Los Angeles CAL, July g. 1906
Gen. Rucker was born In Illinois January
IS, 1912: served as private sergeant and
first sergeant of Company g, eth Illinois
Cavalry. from September IA, 1881. till ap-
pointed second lieutenant Of that regiment
February 8. 1854: was promoted first lieu-
tenant November 26. 1894 and honorably
mustered out April a. 1855. He was ap-
pointed second lieutenant Of the 9th Cav
airy July %. 1860. reaching the grade OF
colonel. through regular promotions, Sep
tember II. 1901: was appoin1od brigadier
general April IS. 1903. and retired the fol-
lowing day. at his own request, after over
forty years service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
WAS NOT IN FULL SENSES.
Grounds for Acquittal in Report to st.
Petersburg.

petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10.-The full re-
port Of the Cronstadt court-martial shows
that Admiral Rojestvensky was acquitted
on the ground that he was not in his full
senses. and therefore was not accountable
for what transplred at the time of the sur
render
Some Of the officers who were tried with
Rojestvensky were acquitted, their guilt not
being proved
The recommendations for mercy In the
cases OF Capt. De Cologne, chief Of Rogest-
venshy's staff: Capt. BaTanoff OF the tor
pedo boat destroyer Bedovi, FiIlipovsky and
Leontien, who were found guilty and SEN
fenced TO be shot. were in accordance with
the regulations and based on the physical
and mental Generalization produced by the
long voyage and shock of the disaster in
battle. They were also credited with a de-
sire 10 save the life of Rojestvensky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
ACQUITTAL FOR
ROJESTVENSKY
Verdict of the ourt-Martial at
CronStadt.
d OFFICERS FOUND GUILTY
They Were Condemned to Death by
Shooting
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES
Emperor to Be Asked to Commute Sen
tences-Sequel to Surrender at
Sea of Japan Battle.
They Were Condemned to Death by
Shooting.
XTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES

CRONSTADT, Russia, July-1o-
Admiral Rojestvensky, whose trial
on the charge of surrendering to
the enemy after the battle of the
Sea of Japan began before a court
martial here July 4, was acquitted
today after the court had deliber-
ated for nearly ten hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10

Four officers Of the torpedo boat destroy
er Bedovi, who were placed on trial with
the admiral were found guilty of having
premeditatively surrendered the Bedovi and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
THE MUTINY AT TAMBoV.
Infantry and Cossacks Refused to Fire
on Mutineers

ST. PETERSBURG, July I0.-Some addi-
tIonal details OF the mutny OF the Seventh
Cavalry at TambOv show that both the in
fantry and the cOssacks sent to subdue the
mutineers refused to fire on them, the in
fantry bayOneting the officer who gave
the command. Only a detachment of dra-
goons who Il is said, had been piled with
liquor attacked the mutineers. The officers
OF the Seventh fred on their own men. The
number of killed OF wounded has not been
bad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
THE LOWER HOUSE.
Morning Session Abandoned-An Off,
cial Dismissed.

ctal DISMISSED.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1o.-The lower
house OF parliament has abandoned its
morning sessions.
Hereafter the house will sit from to
o'clock In the evening.
NJ. Komissaroff. the official in charge of
the press on which the provocative black
hundred publications were printed In the Of
fee OF the chief OF police. has been dis
missed. Interior Minister Stolypin is en-
deavoring to discover the source from which
the money for such publications was OBJ
tanned.
Unprecedented Immigration.
Government figures made public today
show an unprecedented immigration to ST.
IBERIA. SGsH p1rsons going there during the
last six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10

AunlraI hOJestVensky.
all four were condemned to death by shoot
ing. But, on account of extenuating cir
cumstances, the emperor will be requested
10 commute the sentences of the four Off
GERS to dismissal from the service and TO
be deprived of certain rights which they
would otherwise enjoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
purnovo,s Estate Burned.

YARENSK. Russia. July 10.-The estate
near this town of NJ. Durnovo, former min
lister of the interior, has been completely
destroyed by rebellious peasants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-10
Arrest This Afternoon.

Joseph w. France. thirty-ntne years Of
age. was arrested this afternoon and taken
TO the eighth precinct police station upon
charge OF violating the weights and meas
ures laws. 1t is alleged that he sold ice
without going through the forTnality Of
weighing it. He deposited s. collateral at
the police station for his appearance in the
Police Court tomorrow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
BOYS CLUB GAVE FINE
ENTERTAINMENT IN GYM

An excellent entertainment was given
In the gymnasium OF the Providence Boys
club last night on the occasion of the
sixth annual gymnastic exhibition or the
club. A goodly sized gathering Of friends
OF the participants in the entertainment,
including a number Of young girls, watch
ed the proceedings with interest and the
various numbers were vigorously APP
plauded
The program included an exhibition Of
calisthenics. dumb-bells and wand drills.
In which. as well as I'm the athletic num-
bers that followed. the young athletes ac-
quilted themselves with credit. Miss Ethel
McCutcheon presided at the piano. Med
ais were presented TO some OF the parti-
cipants by Percy l.. Smith. superintend-
ent OF the club. Credit is due TO Floyd S.
Doughty. the physical director. and his
assistant, James Betteridge, for the ex-
cellence OF the gymnastic portion Of the
exhibition
John Rooney owen Mooney, Labossiere
and Curley. Bailey broUers, Doughty and
Bettefidge, James McCutcheon. Hammer
er and Wilson. and George Rockwell con-
tributed 10 the entertainment program.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
SUMMER SCHEDULES OF THE NJ. ~,
NJ. ~. & ~. r. n. WILL GO INTO
EEEECT SUNDAY. JUNE 10TH.

The summer schedules Of the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad will go
into effect commencing next Sunday, June
10Th when important changes and addi-
tions will be made in the present train
service.
These include the inauguration OF the
"Mayfower Limited" new five-hour
morning train between Boston and New
York on week days. via Providence. New
London and New Haven. leaving at s
n. m. and due al the opposite terminal at
1 D. m Also the quickening of schedules
of all Boston and New York through ex-
press trains via the Shore line. and addi-
tional train service 10 and from the
South Shore. Plymouth. Cape Cod and
the various other summer resorts served
by these lines.
Important changes will also be made
in the schedule Of the AIR Line Special"
through train service between Fitchburg.
Leominster. Worcester and New York.
which will leave F1tchburg week days at
11:a5 n m. Leomlnster IL .b5, Worcester
i2:4S noon. due New York 527 y. m. East
bound this train win leave New York
week days az 1853 p. m. due Worcester
S.24. Leominster 9:09 and Fitchburg s:17
y. m.
For information concerning the above
and numerous other important changes IN
train service the public Is srespectfully
referred TO the new time table posters
at stations and pocket folders which may
he obtained at ticket offices In advance
Of the change.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
ARN0LD-LE0NhRD WEDDING
LARGELY ATTENDED

Last evenindg Miss Olive Deant Leon
ard. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George c..
Leonard. and Newton Cady Arnold of
Warwick were married by Rev. Edward
Holyoke
Miss Leonard was attended by her
niece. Miss Jessie l. Anthony, as maid
or honor, and Mr.. Arnold was accompan-
led by Borden Whiting of New York as
best man. The ushers we're Milton A.
Smith. Leonard f. Anthony, Clinton
Cady. Mr.. CORTLAND Cady, Frederick
Church and Frederick Hall.
The bride was handsomely gowned I'm
white lace robe, with a design OF lovers
bow knots. over white silk, with deep silk
grdle
During the reception the bridal couple
was assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold and
Miss Anthony
Music was furnished by Church's or
chestra and an elaborate menu was served
during the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold left last evening In
a touring car for New York and trip
UP the Hudson river. on their return
they will pass the summer with Mr..
Arnold's parents at River View.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
The RAYMOND-BASSETT
NUPTIALS LAST EVENING

Miss Amy Hastings Bassett daugh,o,
of Mr.. and Mrs Edward d. Rasso,t u,os
married last evening at the Church OF the
Epiphany to George Hervey Raymond O,
this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Henry Bassott. uncle OF the bride, and
was witnessed by large number OF rela-
tiyes and friends.
The church decorations were In green
and white. masses OF snowballs and
springs against a background OF fir trees
and green boughs, making an effective
and artistic combination
Miss Bassett was given away by her
father and her only attendant was the
matron OF honor, Mrs Robert S. Dodge OF
Gouverneur, n. Y. The ushers were Ed.
ward ID. Bassett Jr., Russell w. Rich
mond John A Gammons, DIR. Robert s.
Phillips, Lawrence w. Robinson and
Harry NJ. Paine; and the best man was
Bernard p Raymond.
The bride was attired I'm a princess
gown OF white chiffon over white silk
handsomely trimmed with princess and
duchess lace. The skirt was finished with
broad band OF lace and tucks and the
bodice ornaments with a garnlture OF lace
and deep lace girdle. She wore tulle
veil edged with princess lace and her
bouquet was Of Bride roses with shower
effect
The matron of honor was becomingly
gowned in white peau de sole. her we'd
ding gown, with motifs OF pearls and
lace trimmings. A large bouquet of pink
tinted sweet peas completed the toilette.
a reception followed at the home OF the
brides parents on Congress avenue,
which was beautifully decorated in green
and white. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett, the par
ents OF the bride; Mr.. Hervey T. Ray
mond. father OF the bridegroom: Miss
Woodbury., a cousin of the bridegroom,
and Mrs. Dodge. the matron of honor, re-
ceived with the bridal couple.
Mrs Bassett wore a handsome gown OF
yellow Dresden chameleon silk. the skirt
cut en- train and the bodice ornamented
with fllet lace. Mrs Henry p Richmond
wore a rich gown OF black chiffon wolfe
over a foundation OF white silk, the skirt
trimmed with black embroidered lace and
flounce effect. while the bodice was fin
ished with white princess lace.
An orchestra rendered n pleasing pro-
gram. and supper was served. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond left last evening for a
wedding tour OF several weeks
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
ELECTRIC LINE
To WORCESTER
NOW ASSURED

The newly Incorporated Worcester and
Providence Street Railway company has
secured right OF way through this city.
and this ensures the building OF the pro-
Jected $2OOO,o0O passenger and freight cleo
tric line from this city TO Worcester
The company purposes to construct a
direct line TO Worcester without regard
10 intervening towns and villages Con-
struction will begin about the middle of
July
Construction work viii begin at Wood
Vile, the terminus OF the Branch avenue
route and the cars will come to this city
over the Admiral street tracks
Crossing Mineral Spring avenue in
North Providence at Woodville. a con-
siderable distance west OF the point where
the Providence and Burrillvine cars cross
that avenue, the new line will follow
the Douglas pike past the Wansluck
reservoir in Lincoln. through the eouth-
west corner OF that town. IL will then
continue through Smithfield I'm a north
westerly direction. following the Douglas
pike. though on private land, and through
North Smithfield straight to Nasonville
tn Burrillville.
Crossing the state line. the layout Will
cut the southwest corner OF Uxbridge
and run 10 East Douglas. and continue
nearly in a straight line through sutton
10 Millbury, and from the latter town will
parallel the New Haven tracks to Wor-
cester.
The passenger cars will be of about the
same type as those on the Providence and
burrillville line TO Woonsocket
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
WARREN.

A special drill session OF the Warren
artillery was held at the armory last
night, and number OF the men were In
line They were instructed by Capt Bos-
worth Lieut. Dickinson and Lieut. Martin
The company is to hold drills semi
weekly. preparing for the annual inspec-
tion which will occur the latter part of
this month
An invitation from the Fourth OF July
committee TO participate In the parade
has been accepted
Narragansett Fire company. No g.
held a business meeting in the hall in
Baker street last night and thirty men,
bers answered to the roll call. The COM
pany decided not 10 participate I'm the
firemen's Memorial Sunday parade but
voted to attend service next Sunday even
ing at one OF the local churches. Dele
st-t~s-NeFe appointed decorate the
graves OF deceased lremen. An invitation
was received from the Fourth OF July
committee TO participate I'm the Fourth OF
July parade and the matter was laid
over for a special meeting, which will be
held In two weeks.
Amlty lodge, |. O. o. r. met in Odd
Fellows hall on Main street last night
Routine business was transacted, after
which several exercises were held
Fragment circle, Queens Daughters,
held a meeting last evening at the resi-
dence OF Mics Hannah Maxwell on Hope
street Routine business was transacted.
followed by social exercises.
STEPHEN A. CAM has returned to New
York city after spending a l0-days fur
Tough with his parents, at their home on
Union street. Mr.. Ganz Is a frst-class
mechanic ON the battleship Alabama.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union held a meeting this afternoon at the
GUNNER residence OF Rev n. w. Watjen
at Touissett Mass. Routine business.
followed by social exercises and refresh
ments, was the afternoons program.
Firemen's Memorial Sunday will be
observed by the local companies next
Sunday Mechanics company, No 2, and
Rough and Ready company. No s. will
make a street parade. headed by the Ma
uonal band. The parade win be over the
principal streets OF the town TO the Gene
feries. where the graves OF deceased com
rades Will be decorated and appropriate
exerchses held.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS

- ri r cttott M - Crempren
Newark. n. j.; G.. A. Kerr. New York:
l. Ford, Hartford. VIM. Turton, New
ark. y. j.; l.. G. Porke, Kew York; f..
M. Hopkins, Chicago: II. +. Mills. Phil
adelphia; c. n. Marsland, New York Z:
G. f. Spauldlng, Boston: V. IT, Bibes.
New York; ]. II. Wagner. Boston: =. A
Minsor. Boston' Geo. ID. Harrison, New
York; Chas. Bolwell, New York: T.
+. Hartshorn. Hartford Conn; III
DeVese. New York; Harry Dunlap New
York; III. X. Markham, New York: A. ]
Kohn New York: IL p Shedd. New
York; A. r. Cook. Bridgeport. Conn. /:
Daniel Cohn, Bridgeport, Conn: Or F.
II. Hirschland. Hope Valley. r. l.: Mr.
and Mrs. @. G. Williams. Boston: -.
Mielson. New York: b. j. Shapiro. New
York; ID. Louis lreton. New York. Mrs
D. f. Knox, New York: Fred Taylor
Worcester. Mass; A. Il. Taylor
Worcester. Mass: r. Bedach. New
York; w II. Fuller, Kansas City. Mo. /;
John Cleverly. Boston. Mass; w r.
Stiles, Fitchburg. Mass: Geo. w. Pope
Sandwich. Mass. r. u. Peltler. Sew
York; j. Meyer. New York: c. s. John
Beals. New York: j. J. Downey, Bos-
ton; z. l.. Brandrett. Haverford. PA !;
VIM s. Fowler. New York: d. NJ Nc
Gillroy. Boston: T.. A. Miller. New York:
Mrs. ID. l.. Draper. New York. Miss Ora
per. New York; Il. r. Thayer and wife,
Attleboro, Mass: George A. Briggs
New York; w. ID. Desmond. Boston
NEWMAN.--M Greene. San Fran
cisco, Cal; J. NJ Strong New York:
p. f. Kicker. Philadelphia: L. ReIman
New York p. +. Byard. Pittsburg. Pa.
r.. w Rodgers New York NJ. ". DAN
lels, Boston; w B. Kelly. San An
ionic. Texas: w w. Hurlburt. Bos-
ton; j. w Coicord. Boston; r r. Har-
tenburgh Boston. II. l.. Clark. New
Haven, Conn. G. ~. Cowan, Worcester.
Mass: Emil ". Gabler. New York, JOS
Barenther. New York. J. n. Chase. Bos-
on. John Porter. Hartford Conn; II
Y. Sullivan. Boston. J. j. Reardon
Boston. r. Chase and wife. Providence.
7. J. Marble. Boston. Thos A. Laird.
Sew York: G. A. Smith. Providence. !.
A. v. w. Sherman. Hartford Geo Hall.
Boston; Geo B. Rockwell Worcester:
81 NJ. Carder. Boston: NJ Charmack
Sew York; r w. Boyle. Greeleyville
c.. Geo. y. Mathews. Boston. John J.
sorton and wife. Boston: g. n Ripley.
Boston. Nm Baldwin. North Attleboro.
nass.: J. r. Carroll and wife. Boston;
& w. Mason, Bristol
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
CoPtoln, Robert F , Mlyn1le

New York June For the reason that
Captain Robert f. Wynne, L. $. NJ. c.,
attached to the battleship Alabama. has
behind him very powerful political infu-
ence his court martial, now in progress ON
the cruiser Pennsylvania at the New York
navy yard, on the charge OF refusing TO
obey an order of a superior officer, is
being watched with more than ordinary
interest by the navy and Marine corps
officers.
Captain Wynne is a son OF Robert j.
Wynne, consul general in London. former
postmaster general and a close personal
friend OF President Roosevelt.
From evidence that was presented TO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
GRAND Jury TO MEET AGAIN

The United States grand Jury adjourned
al O'Clock yesterday afternoon and will
rec0nyene again this morning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

the court-martial II is evident that the
defence Is paving the way for the retire
ment OF Captain Wynne on the ground
OF disability II the court should find him
guilty of the charge that he refused TO
obey the order of Lieutenant Commander
Henry r. Bryan. the acting commander
of the Alabama al the time, 10 report to
quarters on the morning OF May 21.
Captain T. G. Mclean OF tho Pennsyl-
vania is the president OF the court, which
is being held I'm his cabin.
While the. officers OF the Alabama are
loath TO talk, II is known that there has
been lack Of harmony In the mess for a
long time. and the relations between Cap
tain Wynne and his fellow officers have
not always been most agreeable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
CRESSeR PUPILS RECITAL

Pupils OF Miss jersey NJ. Cresser gave
an enjoyable recital IN Affair hall last
evening the participants, who were as
sisted by Miss Cresser and +. Edwar rd
Slocum. were: Annetta Doherty. Alice
Goodlson, Elsie Pimble. Alice O' Neil Ruth
Tanner. Palline Finter Walter Side
bottom. George Maryott. George r. Cres-
ser. Jr. Henry Doherty Hubert Higgins.
Nellie Mason. Clara Macdonald. William
M,Kenna Gilbert Toxey, Janet salt.
Helen Doherty, Grace Smith. Albert
MONEY!. Jessie I. Pimbc Marion Allen,
Doris Walker. Edith Spencer Gladys
Smith. Glendon Crdndall. Helen Martin.
Vera Arnold. Ralph jacques and Pearl
Mary-ott Crandalls orchestra furnished
music and =. Edward Slocum was general
noor director and Charles Kenyon. assis-
tani floor director for the dancing that
followed. while George Heath and Harry
Mason acted as ushers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
ELECTION Of 10TH
WARD ALDERMAN
IS POSTPONED

AT the meeting this afternoon the board
OF aldermen will not order an election OF
a successor OF the late Alderman William
IL. Covel. The last thing on the docket
VIII be a message from Mayor Elisha
Dyer announcing the death OF Mr. Covell
ana resolution delative 10 the same.
After the resolution is adopted the
will Immediately adjonr out OF respect for
Alderman Covell
There was much discussion at the city
hall this morning about calling spe-
cial meeting of the board. but the gen
eral opinion was that this would not be
worth while and that the election would
be ordered at the next regular meeting
of the board which will be June H.
Notices OF the election will then be sent
out and it Will have 10 be advertised for
a number OF days. This Will make the
election come about the middle OF July.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
SIR THOMAS Upton
PRAISES YACHTSMEN

The following cable message has been
received at Hamilton, Bermuda. from sir
Thomas Upton:
Thomas Fleming Day. Royal Bermuda
Yacht Club, Bermuda:
Please accept and convey 10 the owner
and crew OF the Tamerane my heartiest
congratulations on their victory and also
to the winners and losers alike on their
splendid display OF grit and seamanship,
and my warmest thanks TO all concerned
for the excellent organization and man
agement OF the race.
Please convey 60 Mrs Robinson my
highest admiration for her great pluck
skill and endurance. | would like her TO
accept from me consolation prize"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

MRS. wlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Hons OF mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. II sootbe.
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain: cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. IL will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world.
ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup"
and take no. other kind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
REPUBLICAN, INDEPENDENT
TICKET WON IN EXETER

A. yesterdays town election IN Exeter
about 80 ballots were cast I'm the two dis
tricts. There was no opposition 10 the
ticket nominated by the Republicans ano
independents. and the following were
elected. Moderator-G. c. Money: town
clerk " Edwards. town councii-W
n Arnold. = A. Sweet. r. Peckham. q.
d. Reynolds O. r. Money: town treas
urer-G. y. Money: member 81 school
committee-G e. Money: assessor Of taxes
C. a. Boss. town sergeant-E. A. whit
ford
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
CAPT. HUNKER IS NOW
MADE REAR ADMIRAL

Capt. John Jacob Hunker. u. s. NJ sta
toned at Newport. was promoted yester-
day to the grade OF Rear Admiral He has
been n member OF the staff OF the Naval
War college and president OF the naval
general court-martial. which has been in
session at the Naval Training Station.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-19

Then you must admire Sir Wal.
ter Scott be exclaimed. with sud
den animation. lis not bis Lady
Of the Lake exquisite 10 its flowing
grace and poetic imagery Il ii
mob =
II Is perfectly lovely, she as.
scented, clasping her hands Ii ecs-
tasy; Il suppose | have read ii a
dozen times.
And SCOTS Marmion, be con-
tinued, with It's rugged simplicity
and marvellous descriptions. One
can almost smell the heather Oh the
heath while peruslng It's splendid
pages
1T is perfectly grand, she MUIR
INJURED.
And SCOTS Emulsion, he con-
tinued, hastily, for faint suspicion
was beginning 10 dawn upon BIN.
Il think, she interrupted, rash
", that it's che best thing hee ever
wrote.