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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
CONFERENCE or POWERS
rs EIGERL YI}VATCHED
ity of Germ any 10 fngoFrcnch agreement Respecting
Morocco Responsible for sentStatso of affairs

were proceeding. when the German EN-
peror made 1t known to the Sultan that
Germany had not been consulted as TO
the Anglo French agreement. and was
disposed to support him in his resistance
to the French reforms.
On March 81 1905. the Kaiser vlsltea
Tanger and made the memorable speech
In which he said that the independence or
Morocco should not be threatened, and,
virtually. that Germany should have a
voice In any reforms made in the country,
At the instigatlon OF the Kaiser. the
Sultan of Morocco rejected the scheme
OF reforms submitted by France and
asked for a conference of tho Powers In
this no was backed by Germany, and to
avoid war France agreed to It, on the
following conditions:
| ''The Sultans sovereignty and 1nde-
pendence. 5l :
1.-THE integrity OF his empire.
Economic freedom without any In
equaltIes.
'"rhe utility OF police and financial re-
forms, the introduction of which should
be regulated for u short period by inter-
national agreement.
"The recognition of Frances position IN
regard to Morocco. created by the con-
lt,guity. over a great extent OF territory, OF
Algeria and the Shereetlan Empire, as
we'll Is by tho exceptional relations there
by existing between the adjoining connS
| tries and by frances consequent Interest
in the preservation of order In Morocco.
Francois Claims.
Erance,s attitude Is that. By "lnterna-
| tional agreement" MT tho conference, the
responsibility Of policing all Morocco. as
we'll as the frontier. should be placed upon
j her, and she will support this demand by
| the special character of her claims,
| Two of these claims are that She IS the
only country which has relations with
\ Morocco formally secured by treaties, and
! that she is the only Power which has q
striking force at hand whenever tho no
cessity for coercion should arise.
i France asks that the question should he
settled once for all. "Rind us down TO re-
stricttons which safeguard the interests Of
other Powers" she says in effect, but let
us apply the remedies for which we are
specially equipped and for which we have
Especial rights,
| iGer1nai,y objects to this view. aud,
broadly, holds that the reforms in the
police of Morocco should ihe the Joint work
/! al .AA S-faTara
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
TIC /loozsh aeIcSz1eS
10 tie Go1Ye1La2
|ABS0LU7|SM ORDER
OF DAY IN HUNGARY
New Regime Resented by People
Who Will Refuse to Pay
All Taxes.
BUDAPEST, March 5.


Government by absolutlsm Is the ordsI
of the day In Hungary.
Tho Emperor Francis Joseph havins
definitely rejected the proposals Of the
majority. the government. under Baron
Fejervary, representing Austrian ideas.
will act independently OF Parliament.
At present the resistance Will take a
moro or less passive form. Hungarians
will refuse to pay taxes. and the county
authorities will decline to call up recruits
for the army.
That will probably Force the govern
ment to take drastic measures to insure
the administration of the law. Already
Baron Fejervary has Issued q notice call
ing upon the people to maintain an att-
tude of loyal calm and threatening to
proceed against the orlginators of any
disturbance with tho utmost severity.
Serious trouble is anticipated IL the gov
ernment carries out It's threat. ~ >,
/ The political governors OF the counties
appointed by the government are finding
themselves In a very unpleasant situa-
ton.
They and their officers arc subject to an
absolute boycott, and In the smaller towns
not even lodging and board are given to
them. Their offices are guarded day anc
night by the gendarmes.
They are escorted along the streets by
police. but this does not protect them
from insult Arrests are frequently made,
but the offenders are invariably acquitted
by the Hungarian tribunals. Events are
at present drifting rapidly toward revo-
Hutton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
bLASPHEMY AND FRAUD
THEIR STOCK in TRADE
Woman Poses as the Virgin Mary
and Her Companion as St.
Paul.
ST. pETERssRG. March ).

A case OF blasphemy and fraud has &C.
CURED here, and the curtain will be raised
on 1t in the police courts during tho next
few days. Tie culprits arc good-look-
Ing Girl named smirnoya and man
named ShemantofY. both OF the peasant
class. They Will be charged VITA imposi-
ton. fraud. blasphemy and on other
counts Smirnoya for posing az the Virgin
Nary and her accomplish for passing
himself off as the Apostle Paul
ssmirnova aud her accomplish took up
their quarters In an apartment, which
they fitted out with ikons and religious
ofnblems. Extraordinary tales OF the SUI
rernatural powers OF the pair were sedu-
lotsly circulated by assistants among the
surcrstitious peaaantry. Before long the
inipostors were drawing considerable
numbers OF religious deyoteos to their
shrine.
with smccess assured. tile man and the
Girl set to work to turn their mission"
ia commercial account. They pubiiahed
imposing proclainatlons enjoininr the me-
ee.sity OF disposIus ~ nh eartliy pos-
sessions as z sine qua non for eternal
palvation.
Such devotees as displayed more relI-
gious fervor than abnesation OF their he.
longings were finally brought 10 succumt
to one or other of SmiTnova's seductive
Establishments. Tho hardest cases were
cocrced by favored admittance into Splir-
Soya's Inner temple ring" TO whose
Ecances only a-llmitcd number of deyotees
We're allowed access.
The blasphcmy of Smlrnoea eliminated
IN her passing herself Off as the Saviour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
TOWN TERROR|zED BY
ARMY OF STRIKERS.
Iradesmen Forced to Close Shops
and the Military Obliged
TO Use Arms.
VIENNA. March 3

VIENNA, March 3.
The shipping strike at Fiume has now
become general "A body of workmen 5000
strong marched through the town yes
to-day terrorizlns shopkeepers and CONF
polling them to close their establishments
Several collisions occurred between the
s military and the strikers. The entire gar
rison had been called out, and was forced
to use bayonets and fire several volleys
The strikers used stones and sticks a
large number Of people We're arrested.
The manager of the Whitehead torpedo
factory has threatened to close the estab-
lishmcnt for three months should the en-
ployes decide to join In the strike.
along the Dalmatian coast the effects OF
the strike are Very serious. Provisions
are running short i'll many OF the islands,
nnd no mails have been delivered for some
days. a number Of torpedo craft and two
larger vessels have been detached for
special service and will carry provisions
and letters to as many places as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
.SHELL-PRO0F MOTORS
. WARS LATEST WEAPON.
Is Provided With Swivel Gun
Which Can Fire GOO Shots
Per Minute.
PARIS, March 5.

FARIs, March s.
Successful experiments were made I'm
the streets of Paris today with ono of the
seven new buliet-proof and shelI-proof
motor cars which are being built for the
Russian Government.
NJ Etienne. the War Minister. rode In
the car. which attained a speed of twenty
eight miles an hour on level ground, and
ascended gradients as steep as one in
four
The car weighs three tons. and Is of 20
horsepower. 1t is provided with small
quick firing swivel gun. which can fire 600
shots minute in any direction.
France also is providing herself with a
cars.
The car carries a folding steel bridge.
which can be quickly placed across
bitches. With the help of this the car
showed that II could go across country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
DOCTORS ON STRIKE
!. AND DEATH RATE RISES
Chemists and Druggists Assist.
ants Refuse to Fill Prcscrip-
lions Until Better Paid.
VIENNA, March 3.

VIENNA, March 3.
The strike of the parish doctors in lower
Austria has been followed by an alarm
ing outbreak Of scarlet feverand measles.
Inasmuch ms the doctors refuse to do
more than report the new cases to the
government. the death rate has been Very
high and is rapidly growing.
The parish doctors declare that the fee
of twopence allowed BY the government
for each case of infectious disease is In
sufficient. A detailed diagnosis has to he
made 10 the authorities inieuch case, and
the doctors declare that they ara fire.
quently out of pocket In consequences.
They firmly refuse to treat any cases
until better pay Is promised, Tho govern
ment threatens them with dismissal, hut
private doctors have promised to decline
to take their places II called ,ipon by The
authorities.
Inspired by the doctors strike. the
chemists' and druggists assistants at An
baza are refusing To ill prescriptions I'M
less given better pay, 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
HONEYMOON SPOILED
BY REVOLVER SHOT
Nervous Hotel Guest Mistakes
Bridegroom for Burglar and
Makes Target Of Him,

PARIS, March 5. +
The honeymoon of land Nine. Leriot,
who arrived In Paris Yesterday from a
provincial town, after their marriage. was
tspoiled4by a revolver shot.
u Returning to the hotel, they. mstoos the
floor of their apartment, and Went to the
third floor instead OF the second. They
entered.p corridor identical to tho one ii,
which their room was sitlnted. and stop
ped Mt what they believed to ba their
door. which M. Lerlot opened
lie had scarcely done so whei, the re
port of u revolver was heard. and MI.
5Lcrot fell to the ground wounded The
room he had entered Was occupied by u
nervous traveller. Whoibelieved the intrud-
or 10 boa burglar. The bridegroum's In
.iurlas Will not endauE u, l,iz IFS \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
.CONV|CTS ESCAPE
in DARING MANNER.
Use Morse Signals to Each Other
Then Tunnel Through
Cell Walls.
BERLIN, March 5.

3h BERLlN, MarCn o.
Three convicts of tho Moabit Prison
hpye made an attempt at escape which
reads like fiction.
The men. whose names are Baranowski,
Goldbach and Muller, were serving terms
of penal servitude, and occupied adjoining
cells.
They communicated with each other by
tapping out the Morse code on tho hot
water pipes, and arranged to carry of
the tniior's shears from the workshop
where they were employed. TO attempt
to bore hole through the walls of the
cells.
They set to work as soon as they were
locked I'm their cells, and continued their
labor for six hours unprecedented. Bars-
nowski and Goldbach bored passag es into
AIuller's cell. which stood between them,
during which time Muller was at work
forcing an opening through the roof.
They helped each other through the
attic to the roof. by which time day was
dawntng and diminishing their chances OF
escape.
Out OF bits OF cloth which they had
taken from the workshop they mad manu-
.fattured rope, by which they proposed
to lower themselves from the roof To-
feet to the ground.
Baranowski and Muller slid down safely.
but Gcldbach fell from height of fifty
feet and broke both legs. Baranowski and
Muller left him where he lay and proceed
ed to scale the outer wall.
Muller, who was the slower of the two.
was seen on the top of the wall and was
recaptured, but Baranowski got away and
has not yet been found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
.NORWEG|ANS MOB
'PEARI OF SAVOY
Stones Thrown at Dowager-
Queen Of Italy While on
Motor Tour,
PARIS. Marcl, 3

Queen Marshari,a of Italy In her trip
~ motor car in Norway has been
mobbed by rIstlcs, says the Paris Auto.
a slight accident occurred to the car
near a village. Villagers soon surrounded
y, and insulting comments We're passed
upon Tho tourists, one of whom Was III
advtsed enough to say a Queen was i'll tho
car.
"A Queen! She must7be Queen Of Death,
since she rides ii, dabollcal carriaGe!'
cried a peasant The car commenced to
move, which WAS tho signal for the fling
Ing ofistones. IN t :,
J. Luckily the forty-horsepowert il, achine
Nas soon set its best speed, and aueeh
h NarEharlia was borne out Of danger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
ALFONSO TO v1siiT cANAR1Es
First Monarch to Land Since Con-
quest 400 Years Ago.

MADRID. March "A member of the
Spanish royal household has arrived here
to make arrangements for the approach
ing tour of King Alfonso, who will be
the first monarch to visit tile Canarles
since their conquest over 400 years ago.
ltshas not yet been decided whether his
Majesty will stay with the CAPTAIN Gem
erll in tho Plaza Weyler or Ii one OF tho
larGe hotels will be taken over for the
period OF tile visit.
In tho latter case either the Hotel Pino
eOro. the Rritimuique nrihe Cluisisapa
will accommodate tho royal suite Willie
Iii. Grand Canary the Santa lI,rigda, u
iverltable art treasure house IN the hills
at Monte, Is to bs visited. AN n sisi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
BECOMES A BRIDE,
Then YIELDS TO KNIFE
Young Couple Wed Before the
Woman is Submitted to Sur
gical Operation.
PARIS, March 5.

zhtk1N's 1'1e1kSf1
A young couple have just been married
here under curious circumstances.
The bride. who belongs to well-known
family, was suffering from an internal
disease. from which recovery was almost
hopeless. AS last resort, a serious opera.
ton was decided on. and 1t was also de.
cided that tho young couple should ba
before the operation. A special
was obtained from the Pope.
and the ceremony was performed in this
sick chamber
An hour afterward the surgeons arrived
and proceeded with the operation, which
proved a complete success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Police Court in Saloon.

LONDON. March 3.--The only place In
The country where the police court busI-
ness Is conducted at a public house is a
Blofeld. Norfolk. This has been going
on for 100 years. and the brewers have
made no charge to the authorities for
tho use OF the room. a new courthouse
Will be ready for occupancy In fort
night, and tho Magistrates are leaving
their old quarters with feeling of re-
greet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
SIX MONTHS FOR LION tanner
Foolish Act Of a Peasant Led to slay-
ing of Girl.

PARIS. March ,. - Montargll, the lion
tanner. in whose menagerie at L'oriept a
little girl was killed ten days ago, has
been sentenced TO six months imprison-
ment for manslaushter.
The tragedy was really caused by the
foolish act of a peasant. who poked the
lion with an umbrella at the moment the
child entered the cage to begin her dance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Child violinist cheered.

Charities, tho English girl violinlst al
III, appeared at tho smoking concert
last night given by the Royal AnlataQx
Orchestral Society In tho Queens Hall
lsha Was nhaared haartiM s.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
/ Gerrnany Holds Aloof.


During the two decades which followed
tho compilation OF this convention it be-
came apparent that the Powers directly
and spccially concerned In the establish
nent Of good order In the sultan's king
dom we're Great Britain md France
Great Britain for two reasons; first. hav-
ing regard to the Importance OF her TRADE
with the country. which forms one-third
Of the aggre gate; secondly, with u view
to her strateglcal position In the Medi-
terranean: and France. having regard to
tho growing Importance of her north Al
rican colonies Tho g'o-French agree
ment OF 1904 settled the Moroccan ques-
ton between the two Powers, France he
ing conceded The right of sole action in
Morocco.
The country still remaining IN q disturb
ed condition.. the French Minister submit-
ted to the sultan certain measures, OF re-
form, In the execution of which the
French Government rendered its assist
anoe Prominent nmcng these reforms
were The reorganization OF tho Sultan's
army and police and tho establishment al
tho States finances OH a sounder footing,
rhA narnt laEians NJ to th2sA nyonnaA'A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
Rain Of aBloodn ut Palermo.

/. PAL.ERMO March ,, A fall OF rcd
dish sand and water, like the train Of
blood that took place tlye, years ago,
has lust been experienced at Palermo,
Gusts of hot air heraltled Its approach
early In the morning, Intense darkness
accompanied by n strange red tint, aft
erward setting ~, This fall lasted from
. "A. M to r. NJ, when q strong wind
n1AASkia thA Rltx. 3i3s f}sR {lf .,i4l II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
MADRID, Marcel, 3.
he meeting Of inter

lie meeting Of inter-
national represents
atives at Algeciras,
In Spain, which is
commonly known
as the Morocco
conference, is be-
ing watched by
diplomatlsts with
the closest Inter
est.
This. cotu pl e d
with thesfact that
a fiasco may mean
war between Ger
many and France.
il,stifies a resume
OF he circum-
stances which led
up to the con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

ICTCHCN. Nv. 53I 7. =,
But for the sudden incurslon OF Ger err
many on the horizon of Moroccan politics
the conference would not po sl'titls. IN
1850 there came about a Madrid conven-
ton, TO which Germany was a slgnatory,
which defined certain rights OF foreign
Powers in Morocco.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05

night, In their lodge rooms. held their
installation ceremonies. after which q
banquet was served to those present.
The Fraternal Order Of Eagles IL fast
coming TO the front In Albuquerque.
al almost every meeting new candi-
dates being initiated.
Following are the names Of the new
officers installed at last nights meet.
Ing. together with their Offices:
Henry Westerfeld, worthy presi.
dent.
j. J. Sheridan, worthy vice presi.
dent.
j. w. Barnes. worthy chaplain.
william ". Grimmer, worthy sec.
rotary.
Frank Kirster. worthy treasurer.
w. b. Moore. worthy conductor.
John r. Pearce. worthy physician.
William Glaesner. inside guard.
Percy Hawley. outside guard.
Jacob 0ainsley. John Zirhut and
John CuneO, trustees.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05
ITCHING SCALP
FALLING HAIR
Came Out Constantly = Hair Finally
liadto Be- Quito Save Any Scalp
Now In Good Condition and No
More itching Another Effective
CURE BY the
CUTICURA REMEDIES

n will gladly give you all the infor.
nation concerning my case. used
the Cuticura Soap and Ointment for y
diseased scalp. dandrutf, and constant
falling Of hair. Finally had TO cut
my hair to save any at I'LL. just at
that time l read about tho Cuticurs
Remedies. Once every week ! shane
pooed Nv hair with the Cuticura Soap.
and | used the Ointment twice . week.
In two months time my hair was long
enough TO do up In French twist. That
= now Ave years ago. and ] have .
lovely head Of hair. Tbs length y
slx inches below my waist line, my
scalp y in very good condition. and
no moro dandfuA or itching OF the
scalp. l used other remedies that were
recommended 70 me = good, but with
NO results. II you wish TO publish
any Of what I have written you, you
are welcome to do %. am. rsspect-
fully, Mn. w. F. Cries., Clay Center,
Ne6., OFT. -, 1905"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05
Jim Davidson OF Eprls Is hobbling
around on ~crutches, nursing a broken
ankle.


Truly miraculous seemed the Re.
covery Of Mrs. Mollie Holt Of this
place. writes J. O.. r. Hooper, Wood.
ford, Tenn. she was 80 wasted BY
coughing up puss from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end 10 near that
her family and watched by her bed.
side forty.eight hours: when. at my
urgent request Or. Kings New Dis.
covery was given ner. with the a..
tonhhing result that Improvement be-
San. and continued until she finally
completely recovered, and ID a healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. soc. and 100, at
All druggists. Trial bottle .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05

ITO keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. II take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They are the most
reliable and pleasant laxative I have
Best for the Stomach. Liver
and Bowels. guaranteed by all drug.
1iata OR
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05

Mr.. George Greer has bought the
'entirt brand OF cattle belonging to
John Madden Of near Tucumcari. He
will continue to run the same at the
old place.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05

II the present weather conditions
hold out. the Chicago reporter who
has orders to find the north pole
should come to Silver City to get ac'
climated before making . start.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05
. cAse or CLIMATE

A CASE or CLIMATE
II happened In the lobby Of the Al.
varado.
An essterper had been deriding the
west and It's climate. Look at the
snow and Ice" he said: look at the
natives. how skinny and shrivsled up
they appear; look how fat and hearty
! am: look"
What makes you 10 fat and
hearty" asked the meek-looking Al
buquerquean.
Climate, my dear sir; climate" re-
Piled the man from the east.
Later the conversation turned to
mountains.
Nov. In the cast" went On the
man from Boston. I'VE have railroads
to carry " to the top Of the noun
tains." Then, pointing TO where the
Sandia mountain could be seen
through the window he asked, IN I
voics Of scorn: "Now. how on earth
would anybody b able to get up that
athingf"
Climate, my dear sir; climb It." re.
tortsd the ~meekIooking Albuquer'
1Queon.
And the ~easterner invited them into
the l.... buffet.
s8AoLgo jNoTAlL oPetcIRe-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05
sr,LL AsLg 70 DANCE

Miss Ruth Human, Of Silver City,
was one of to passengers on the .,aIn
which left the track "Wednesday niaht,
and though slightly shaken was still
able to dance once or twice Friday
night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05

Our circulation IS now being ex-
tended by Ne. O. D. ChEATnAM.
who is The Optics special repre-
sentative authorized to collect
money due on subscription, etc.
lie IS making q thorough canvass
Of the city and The Optic bespeaks
Tor him q welcome on the part
Of ouf friends add patrons. -.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05
RECEPTION AT n ~

This evening q reception win be ten.
dered 10 Associate Justice w. II. Pope
and his bride 10 Santa Re. The recep'
tion will take place 1t the McFte resi-.
dence. ~ It will b. rendered 70 the 70
ceatly married JUDI and VIE by A.
ISOLATE Justice and Mrs. John II. Mo
F1s. The chief justice. associate Jus
tices. visiting aad local attorneys With
their wives. Will b. present to .receivs
Judge and Mrh. Pope. who have been
on = Wit - ~ gpvino1pal elftss -
Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
lhsmsstssd gntry No. sass.

Department OF the Interior. Land OF.
lice at Santa Fe, New Mexico. Jan.
uary 2. 1905.
Notice II hereby given that the fol-
lowing.named settler has hled notic1
q bis intention 70 make Anal proof IA
support OF his claim. ana that said
Will be made bsfore United states
Court Court Commissioner, at Las
Vegas. New Mexico, on February s.
1904. viz. Christian Nelson. Of San
Miguel County. New Mexico. for the
8 IL, 8 p ~. 8 r IL. 8 w IL. Sec. ~.
N Nl.4, N w ~. Sec. "a r 10 n. h
Is
He names the following witnenses
to prove mis- continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Leon Nelson. Of. Anton Chico, New
Mexico: Trinidad Sanchez, OF Anton
Chico. New Mexico: C~rescencio Man.
sanares, Of villanueva. New Mexico;
LAzaro Flores. OF villanueva, New
Mexico.
MANUEL R. orERo. Register.
1.s2.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-05

WWos SOS
Mrs. rerfecto Armijo. wife, Of the
sheriff. suffered . painful accident,
yestsrds1. 1t tho ranch. located about
four mia from Albuquerque. Mrs.
Armijo 4lsppeA ont doors and slippiag
on the Ice. fell with considerable
force. Featuring = bone In tho left
A physician was summoned. who
reduced the break and the lady y
resting scomfortably. She will be
forced u remain quiet for some weeks
yet. xNsA