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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
People S r Drum
Seven to One.

Seven to One.
Mr. Editor:
The writer was reliably informed
that q certain individual had ordered
his paper discontinued on account OF
some substantial truth which appear
ed In its columns at the hands OF the
Lone Star from RIvesrille. Sorry
indeed for the offended gentleman as
he will miss a great deal Of truth this
fall unless his oeishbors keep him
posted. but his loss will be seven 9TH
er good citizens. gain. as the subsc-ip-
ton list jumped up seven nouches
since the rash act of the gentleman
referred to and that also was at the
hands of the Rivesyle correspond
ent. The writer claims to be about
as well acquainted with the old land
marks of Marion county as any man
IN it and also the young land marks,
too. and knows the history Of the
natives perhaps as well as they do
his and not wishing to offend any
one without cause will add that the
same blanks are as accessible to
those who become offended as they
are TO the writer and in place OF
chewing the rag around among re"
who do not know the circumstances
for sympathy. the little offended band
had better fill up blank and show
where the Lone Star has misrepre-
scented the subject referred to- Just
one more word to the point The
writer will confess to anything in
reason for peace sake, but having to
be petted to be kept in the Republic
con party or any other party. he Will
not do that.
To whom it may concern, I remain
as ever. THE LONE STAR.
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INSANE WOMAN
viii Be Brought Here For Commit
rnent to Asylum.

VIM Barker was before JUSTICE
Amos this morning and laid in COM
plant against his sister, Elsie Bar
ker. charged with insanity. The wo-
man has been in bad state OF mind
for nearly a year Lately she became
worse and is now considered bad
case. She lives at Kingmont and vii.
be brought here on Thursday when
the papers necessary for her admis-
sion to the asylum will be made out.
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s DEMOCRATIC PLEDGE.

I'VE are opposed to the recent tax
laws or what is known as the Dawson
tax system, and pledge ourselves and
the members OF the Legislature TINS
say nominated, to work increasingly
for the repeal or the modification Oh
those laws.--EItract from the plat
form adopted by Kanawha county
Democrats in convention assembled.
If Democrats had not so repeated
" broken their pledges that the peo-
ME have not the slightest faith IN
them. the above might be taken ser1-
sousIy enough to 80 after rough shod.
As 1t is. however, we shall ask Just
a Few questions in the hope that some
good Democratic brother Will be
frank enough to answer us fairly and
snuarely. so that once in the pres
emf generation We may know where
that party stands on an important
proposition The kanawha Demo
Gratis say they will work unceasins-
" for the repeal or modification OF
the new tax laws. II it isn't asking
TOO much, VIII they kindly tell US
which they propose to work for, as
there is quite difference. Even Re
pubIicans are willing for such modifi-
cations as may from time to time
seem necessary, hence no issue could
BE raised there unless the Democrats
state in specific terms what modiflca-
lions they would make.
Would they place back upon the
people the 35 cent State tax, which
the new law IS, lifting from the shout
sders of the tax payers and by reason
Of which Marion county alone saved
nearly $50, 900 last year in cool cash?
would they restore the old valua-
tons on the railroads of the State for
taxabIe purposes. placing the figures
at ss1, 900, 900, what they were in
instead Of s177,ooo,ooo In 1906?
Would they place the coal lands
back on the books at from Sc to SIS
per, acre instead Of from $50 to 500
and oTeT7 80 81
sgosld they let the telegraph teIe3
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GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
Big Baptist Meeting to Be Held at
ClarksburG.

CIarksburG.
CLARKSBURG. July $.-Prepara-
tfons are being made for the west
Virginia Baptist General Association.
which meets here in October There
will be on the programme several OF
the leading men of the denomination.
men of national reputation Among
these who have sisnified their inten-
ton of attending and taking part ID
the sessions are DR.. II. c. Mabie, OF
Boston. home secretary Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary Union. and
President Emory W. Hunt, Of DENIM
son university. at Granville Ohio. Both
are very able ministers.
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AND TUCKER TOO.

News received from Tucker county
states that Mr.. SturSiss will get at
least five of the thirteen delegates Sc
lected yesterday to the Second district
Congressional convention It appears
to be easy sailing for the MorSantow'n
man now Tucker like Barbour was
practically conceded to keiE1 but on
a recount Barbour may be for Sur,
siss and fuckers five will give him
a nice lead. It seems TO be only
matter of a few days until il will all
be over but the handshakinS. making
up. and getting ready to beat the
Democrats this fall
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Salt and Seed Buclwheat for Sale.
We have added to our stock OF
goods fine barrel salt and seed buck
wheat at very reasonable prices.
DEAN & REEVES.
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Held for Grand Jury.

Bella Howeth was brought in from
Montana for hawking without a Il
cense. Howeth was held for the
grand jury. Justice Amos required
bond in the amount Of 500.
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Don't forget the VIC. T. q. insti-
tute at worthington on Friday and
Saturday OF this week.
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Grocers may sometimes try to
Doom" inferior brands Of -four. but.
sensible people insist on having Pills
burys3 Best
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The weather man says showers TO-
morrow. That's better than down
pour
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eJH0K HENDERSON SERIES.
FOR SUMNER READING.

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Jack Henderson on Matrinony.
Jack Henderson on Tipping
Jack Henderson on Experience.
Nothing like them for driving away
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Price, per Copy, Soc; per set, $500,
Postpaid.
For sale at Booksellers or write to
Publishers.
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so5.soe Broadway. NEW YORK.
Send for complete Catalogue or
Popular Priced Books.
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Get up early tomorrow and watch
the crowds come in. They'll be here
good and strong.
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Marley: NJ. B. Sprigg. Weston: l..
P. Jarvis. Amos; w. x Hoffman.
Fielding H Yost and wife, Morgan
town: E, Christensen. Pennington.
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Watson: C. P. Shirley. and wife,
]. umbeJ port: Mrs. J. R. Brooke Vest
Un.or: W. S. Carothers. Little Fails:
Il Dausnerty. Cla' ESbb z IL
Sow1- IS. 5funt.nSic~: Charles hL.'
a:cx. Wheeling. 1 :. I1af;a. grafton:
cnanes +. Amos In vie. - Care.
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Marriage Licenses.
Coleman Shuman and Martha j.
/ Robinson.
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Tavern: W j. Holden. Glenville:
Asmus Peterson, c. V. Emerson. J.
W. Tryman. Ella Greiner. Clarks
burg: W Cramer. Elkins;; w n
Fried, F. N. Dawson. Wheeling: c. II.
Holden. Buckhannon: c. W. Dening,
Miss Goldie Faycett. Charleston: &ie.;
Maud Diece, Morgantown.
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= = . ? 20 -
< WEST yIReiNiaNs <
!: At THEsLocAL HOTELS. =
=
Observation-Disclosures:

Marietta A " Pricnard, c. C. Fish
.er. ]. F. Gump. a J. Gasldl, Man
nfngtoa; A. S. Morris. Wheeling: z.
G. Morgan. RivesviIle; B. F. Wilson.
Barrackville: J. R. Trims, j. r
Gregory and wife. Amos: 3. F. VII
son. C1arksburs;; L. N Wade. Sutton.
!. B. Pocock. J. ". Field. Morgan
town: Charles w. Raymond. Shinns
ton: R. R. Baker and wife. Rastown.
S. Brady. Wheeling; A G. HayUer.
clarksburs: T. B. Gather, Grafton.
]. C. Mayne. Hundred; R. s. Roby.
Harrington: W. F. Barr. Amos.
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IpE 3 ,uLY 8:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
SHOT HIS WIFI |
AND Then FLED.
DR.. Morgan on Trial in Norfolk
on Charge OF NAL
practice.
DEC LAREs 1T is BLAcKMA Il:
Negro Longshoresnan Falls NTH
Dock and All Efforts 10 Save
Him Fail.
sgs Z.
snec,,, "a The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, March 2o-Martha
1Silpin was shot twice by her husband,
Arthur Kllpin. last night. The couple
risIde in Columbia street. Portsmouth,.
The husband is n fireman or. one of the
washington steamers. He returned, home.
and finding his wife absent. began search,
Tor her. When they met they exchanged
ri few words. and he drew q pistol and
shot her tnsce--once in either thigh
When theswoInnn was found. She was
veal. from the loss of blood, and while
tho wounds were painful. the victim was
not thought to be seriously III 1ured, Inc
husband has escaped.
The parsonage committee and board of
stewards of Liberty Street NJ. %. Churci
South. Norfolk. met last night at the;
church for the purpose OF awarding the,
contract of the new par sonage The con-.
tract was awarded to Contractor john
W. Jones. The new structure will be To-
Gated on Chesapeake Avenue, on the lot
diolning the present pa rsonag sc. The COST
of the new edlnce will be about 81, 600 3si
Edward Mitchell, a colored man, was
] drowned last night at the wharf of the
Imperial Guano Company, at Money
Point. The unfortunate man was truck
ing guano from the wharf to a barge
when the gang plank slipped and threw
him. overheard. Every e fort was made
by those nearby to save him., but their,
efforts proved unsuccessful The man
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vas twenty. fonr Years of age. and lived

was twenty four years of age, and lived
in Scott Street, Norfolk. M sii,s,,
The trial OF DR.. Francis NJ, Morgan, a
prominent physician of Berkeley Ward.
for alleged malpractice on Mrs.
Josephine Davis, of Norfolk. was
begun in the Corporation Court
to-day. Judge Hanckel presiding. DE-.
Morgan. when arraigned, entered a
plea Of not guilty, and counsel for the
defense, In making an opening statement
to.the court, declared that blackn,aIl or
an effort to extort money from DR.. Nor
gan by the prosecuting would be alleged.
The case is being vigorously prose-
cuted for the sitate. land defense
equally as vigorous Is being conducted
for the accused. The punishment in
the event Of conviction is from two to
ten years in the penitentiary.
Mrs. Josephine Davis, while on the
stand as n witness for tho State. admit,
ted having written letter to DIR. Nor
gan demanding that he pay to her $4,000,
or she would sue him for 10000 The
letter was produced and read to the jury.
1T is said the writer had suffered greatly
as the result OF DR.. Morgan's alleged
practice on her, and that she had been
put to heavy expense by reason OF the
employment OF other physicians and hos
tpital bills.
She declared that several persons had
demanded to know WHO The guilty ply
slcian was, but That up tn this time she
held the name secret. The letter cree.
.atcd n sensation. .s
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warm LOCAL OPTION
FIGHT IN WINCHESTER.
Policeman Appointed to Prevent
II Anticipated Trou-
BILE.
Especial to The Times Dtspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER, VA. March 2o.--'rlls
local option election to be held here
Thursday OF this week is attracting wide-a
spread attention In I'LL towns through
out the Shenandoah Valley, and it vas
stated tonight that in the event Of
the State Antl-saloon League winnings
similar elections will be asked for in.
Woodstock. Harrisonburg. Staunton and
other Valley communities.
Both sides are leaving no detail neg
lected in order to get out tremcndo,is
vote. and although under the new State
Constitution no more than a few over
700 voters lave been on the qualified lists
for the past several elections. a CAREFUL
estimate given out this evening places
tho coming vote ut Mt least /. 100. sgg5
81 Big temperance meetings are being held.
sTo-nightsa vigorous attack on the liquor
traffic WIS made mt City Hall Auditorium
by Rev. Dr.. George W. Young, OF Louis
Vile, KY. assistant superintendent OF
the General Antl-saloon League.
The liquor men are also doing muck
work In a quiet way. Special policemen.
1T is said, are to he appointed to pre-
3Nent anticipated trouble on election day.
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AN AWAKENING.
5Brpokneal Feels the Impulse of
asLarge. 7 temporary Population.

Brpokneala Feels jthese1rnpulse OF
asLarge. T temporary Population.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BROOKNEAL, VA, March pat q
meeting of the citizens .of Brookneali
last week the subject of the construction
OF ( a bridge across s the Sta,lnton River.
at this place was fully, discussed. and
some substantial progress made to that!
end. It was also. decided that all the
business places will henceforth keep RUB
bish cleaned away from walkways. ana
.thorouglifares, with a penalty attached
for n violation thereof 9
The railroad men are quite and active
and making good progress. !, /, I. 4 4
Z Many3of the strangers amongst us seen,
to be very fine men. i and have made most
excellent Impressions. Our people are
very kind Ito the Italians and for the
most part they conduct themselves very
well. with an, occasional irregularity
The postofrico business has increased
at least ono hundred per cent, and so
has tho Norfolk and Western Railway
business. The mercantile business has
also Increased consid era bly,. III
The tobacco market is suffering no little
from the move on the part OF the FARM
,ers to protect themselves. Plans are on
foot to erect storing housesat this place.
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PUBLIC BUILDING.
Lexington Offers Fine Site to
the Government.

the GOVERNMENT.
Especial to Tho Tilnes-D ispntch)
LEXINGTON N c., March 20.-Ex-
Attorney General zeb. v. Walser and
State Labor Commissioner II. B. Warner
returned to-day from Washing ton, where
they went at the instance OF tho Board Of
Trade to secure public building for
Lexington They report n most excel
lent chance for the building. The bill
was introduced in the House by Represen-s
itatve Page nndiin the Senat to by Senator
Simmons. both of, whom. together With
Representative Thomas and others, are
pushing the matter vigorously. The city
has offered n site In the center of tho
business district, worth ten thousand
dollars. sS
The order of Railway relegrap piers has
gained a great victory in; a recent sched-.
slllc granted then, by tile Southern Rail-
yay, which carries with 1t tho recogni-
ton OF the order. TITS the first schedule
lcvxer granted on the Southern Railway.
and is a great advantage to Interpretations.
not SO much II nj a peGunia ry,i was rs IN
tile conditions Of the service, It has al
ways been conceded that It required a
higher degree Of skill to handle trains
by wire than any other service IN the
transportation department., and the opera
tors have always been the poorest paid
class OF employees.
The new schedule goes into effect April
LIST, sg-is
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HE VISITED ] SOME PATIENTS
Chattanooga Temp paIiy News.

sA representative OF the News has Just re.
turned after N very successful visit to CALI
fornla,
Concerning tho printed reports that tho
discovered in San francisco no took special +
pains to find out the truth OF the matt IIt$
saw several personally who had recovered and
30 much documentary evidence that he Gomez
hack fully convinced that the disease Is mol
only durable, but that a large majority OF all \
cases recover. Ii he hadn't seen the parties
themselves the, stories they told him would 4
have sounded like IN yellow back novel they
seemed 20 impossible
One lady. the sWife%of 9 San FRANCISCO editoi
able recovery after physicians had given him
up but she reelei off rs of no moment the
names Of sayelul they told of II who had recav.
ons
young man was 50 impressed that nothing
could be done that he had is he tricked into
itaking the new spec lic sg Each tin,n a dose
was Administered q TABLESPOONFUL III. his old
Srins Tie hot. tiat stood on tia tahls III
the head of the bed and allayinX suspicious.
To fcompllcat matters, ns the Young man res
covered the physician became elated, thinking
that ha had discovered n cure for BriHhe ~
we'll along toward recovery that there was M,
gncerta!nts abnat Y that the wlla la plot wee
a Dr., zeile, one OF San Brancisc6's pioneeIs.3
ss so Y his IS a made
bftWssn ,l farts md fittsa and only sneS
The ai,oss t,Sm ne cha sts Y. psil News.
refers 70 the discovery as t'nltat's pounds.
about 81 per sent, OF ~
frss bod M A1o WASH.
Ing ton st set. San neisco, M ~ ewens ~
Ainor, DRUG Company Ric hMond. ss5ss
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GLENN ENDORSES
SOUTHPORT ROAD !. .
Professor Burkett to Accept Offer
From Institution in
Ohio.
Professor Burkett to Accept Offer
From An Institution in
IMPROVE EXECUTIVE OFFICES.
Difficulty Between Students and
the a. andsM. College Causes
Slump in Boarders.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times -Dispatcll.)
RALEIGH, N. c., March 2O.-C Charles
N. Wire, OF Philadelphia, called on Gov
Sernor Glenn this morning to request his
endorsement and cooperation in bringing
bout the construction of the Southport,
Carolina. and Western Railroad, the prin-,
cpal purpose OF which is tho construc-
to deep water ut Southport. g3
The Governor assured Mr.. Wire that
he would cheerfully give his personal en-
sdorsement toithe enterprise and to do any
thing else for theBpromotiong OF the en-
Eterprfse that he could. That he has been,
over the ground AZ It We're and is cons
WINGED that such n road would not only
he a paying investment, but would tend.
wonderfully to the development Of the
commercial and shipping intersis OF the
State. &
4 Governor Glenn has Just placed orders
for handsome new gas and electric
for the executive Offices, and
contracts have been awarded for re-
furnishing the interior of the offices quite
handsomely. "a masaiYe oak flat-top desk
con tIp.ins no end OF drawers sand cons
Ipa1 tEents has been ordered to take the
place az the present executive desk to-
which Private Secretary Arlington will
{ fall heir. IT, is safe to say the execu-i
tive Offices Of tho North Carolina State
Scnpital will compare favorably withSnn
Sin the country when the improvements
are all in. II tI'5
+ 1t is understood that rofessor Burkett.
OF the Chair Of Agriculture mt the A.
and NJ. College has finally de-,
gcided that he VI will retire from
sthe college next July to accept mn
Soffer lle has from an institution in Ohio,
lie has greatly advanced the Efficiency
of 4 the Agricultural Department during
his connection with the college the, en-
8rollmaitt of Sagrieultural students having
Increased ten-fold, "a @
aa 1T u Isl q not Lla fact that since tho
difficulty between the yco lege facu ilnl,
s.hs students mt the A. and NJ. College.
last fall over tile withdrawal of certninS
#prtYileges from tho students. & especially
the senior class. Tie NUM- Der az students!
his steadily 5dWindled until the lumber
actually living In the COLI age dornlitories
has fallen from UPWARDS of five hun+8
sdretl to 4 less than two hundred, aSs n II
MI THE. students have not abandoned tlleir
acoIlnection Will lilo college, but have COMO
out s into the city and secured hoard In
sthe Rnlaigh fanl,liee 80 hat they would
Stot he under u "a operate IN OF tho college
regulations IL after recita Ton n and ~ work
ltpslrx N y q rstoo gu
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PAMPLIN CITY.
Called BY Telegram to k-Bed,
New Pastor breaches.

Especial to- Tho Times-D!spatch)
s. sPAMPLINs CITY, VA. March 20 --Ir.
John IT. Spencer, of the firm OF Bailey,
Spencer and Company, Of Lynchburg
who was here with his family on a visit
to his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
EPankey. was suddenly called by telegram
Saturday to tho bedside Of his father.
Rev. John Spencer, of Buckingham Court
house. who is extremely Ill. The wife
of the former, who was quite sick for
several weeks past, while here, has re-
covered, and, with her children, returned
home. 80 4
Mrs. s.. r. Franklin, who has for some
time past been on the sick list, is re-
Mr. A:tW. Bald his wife I, and 4 SON e q
grippe, are now improving. ls8s N
b Mrs. S. j, E. Rinford. who formerly
slived,h here, but now In Petersburg, IS on
/ a short visit TO her bro Their, Ca tain w 7
II. Johnson OF this place, and n to her
sister Mrs. w. 3. ID inford, near here. 3g
i, Dr.. e. 10. Walker, who practic ed smedl-
cine here some years ago, and who has
been practlcng elsewhere for the past
two years. has returned He and y pr,
u. Fl, sI4ukln, who came here In his ste b
have formed q co-partnersh and VIII
practice together. They have bought out
Dr,
furnish their own med cines, Many who
were very fond OF Dr. Walker and who
were 10th to ace him leave II welcome
his return to Pamplin and vicinity. "
Si Rev. ~ w. Hart. of fYirg. lima, Hal fax
county; Va, Is now son q syyls it to some
churches comprising the field made va
cant by Rev, ~, u. ~ Warren. now * @
9Jarratt's Sussex county, Va.48 He has al al
ready preached most ncceptably to three
sof them svg; I; to the Ion Baptist, Q
sPamplin; N to Rocks. nenr IIycrgre on. and
to 1atheWs. at Htx burg m
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,oice, wasSheard At the other end Of the

voice waseheard at the other end of the
line:s Whom do you want ~
Mr.. Brown, and hurry up, my boy"
hung up. In four minutes it was taken
down and the small voice said Mr..
Brown is not in. Can ! aid you?'
See here. my son" snapped the man
with some one who can 4 do business.
When 1 need the office boy. I. will call
for him.. The way for you to get along
is to let other things alone and attend
to your own duties 80
That is what + am trying 10 do. SIR
res ponded the small soft voice, III am
the president of the company,
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the faculty gave them their choice to DO
this, provided they obtained the consent
of their parents or guardians. The in
creased cost of food has nlso in the
meantime Increased the cost of board at
the college. so that an advance of Sc per
month was made in tho rate few months
ago. This contributed to teh cause for
the going of several OF tho students into
private families. It is understood that
.qVte9 a number are asking now to be
taken back into the college dorlnitories
and to the college table.
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AsD1sAPPo OINTMENT. D
Many Horse Traders But Few
Il. BUYERS at Chat than.
ciai to The Times-DIspatch.'

CFIATHAAI. March 20 The anticipated
large crowd for Monday, with few excep-
3tions, was reduced to horss-traders and
We're on hand. and forsmany years
past the farmers have Son March court
purchased the horses that would be re-
yquired in tho coming crop.
]. The heavy ram Monday kept the farm-
sers away, consequently very few. IL any,
horses were sold, s5 5g5 isi. hi
|, The roads are deep%in mud and streams
are /. much swollen. The d raj n turned to
5sleet, weighing shade and fruit trees
down, but doing little damage.