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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Note barometer readings are cor
.oo+ea for temperature, instrumental
errors. and local gravity ana reouoea
to sea level. Average clouolness st@eee
in scale from to III. D'recl,on -.
wind ia prevailing direction during -
hours ending ar 8 p m velocity Oh
wind Is average velocity in miles per
hour IT indicates trace OF rain.
houi' wM. 3. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31

Early this morning the Pacific Mail
liner Manehuria, Captain Saunders, is
expected to arrive from San Francisco
with full passenger list and freight
for this port. In the afternoon, the
freighter Hilonian is due, also from
San Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31
REALTY TRANsACT TONS

Entered of Record Oct. so, 1907.
III P Baldwin and VT to George J
Richardson :. s. ............ D
F E Clark to Sin Leong ct al...... R
Wong Juck Lung to F Clark. -. NJ
Mary G Nevin to Oahu Railway &
Land Co P R
Keamo Pakekee and hsb to Mrs
Mele Kawaiolaa ........ D
Wong Coon Sam to Tam Sui. ......P A
John Hill to Julia K Luahine. D
Lila K Naia and hsb to Mrs Mary
Keolanui .... D
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31
ALAMEDA FRIDAY.

The Alameda is due to arrive here
early Friday morning, house ship
pers are notified that they wilt have
their goods delivered at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31
ALBATRoss SAILS TONIGHT.

The United States Fish Commission
boat Albatross leaves tonight for Ma
Mia On her way she viii call at Mid
way and Guam, leaving 10 tons of gen
eral stores and one hundred tons of
coal at those ports.
The Iroquois usually does this work,
but as Captain Carter is on|he sick
and absent ~ ttere Il 70 5astigating
officer in command
The Albatross is taking two hundred
and fifty tons of coal for her own con-
sumption.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31
LONG STAY FOR HAcKFELD.

The, H. Hackfel5eis likely to. remain
in pert some fourteen or fifteen days
longer. Her cargo is being discharged
very slowly.
She goes from here in ballast to either
Portland or Tacoma and from there
to Fngland where she viii remain a
short time. Thence sailing to Hamburg
and loading cargo of cement, she
will return here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-31

Honolulu, wednegday, oetober 80, 1so7.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
CAPITAL JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAGE

be Normal Schools and dependent on any gratis ~
ever .., sno
,on FAVORED THE BILL TO PUT WHOLE NORMAL sCHooh
SYSTEM BOARD OF REGENTS on business p %
coee them TO professional which the state pu
The Normal push that Dill Openly IN ~
house chairman of the ways ana means
was father of the reform bill
the house without op2OSion yI % THry
lin the senate where combination FOUGHT BILL l
DARED OPPOSE OPENLY.
Having their schools on business oos
and conne legitimate educational work. they are
little consideration at the hands OF honest peop
copy following editorial from the fortanu
the Of this legislature on tn
important matter;
problem gentlemen consider with profound con-
cern 4 normal school anomaly.
oregon has per capita normas the average
lin the country.
COURSES BEING IN THEIR STATE COLLEGES
them Colorado Utah South caro-
of these states having sew
the population of Oregon
Ia three times great
We have many Missouri times
As IOWA WITH POPULATION FIVE TIMES OURS as many
with than eight times population and lack but one OF
having Illinois with population ten times ours
We have than Michigan and Michigan mas SIX tunes
Georgia Kentucky each has five
times population.
eighteen times
inhabitants
have many has
nearly times many people
have, But WE HAVE
TWICE As MANY NORMAL SCHOOLS.
As show nor-ma-rIdden sll building
What have done has been ovordone to be absurd
Institutions appropriations without
OF
but that college
knocked the
be given the Oregon State Normal school, declaring that
preparation wanted that USE OF THE STATE NAME WAS ALI
THAT WAS DESIRED.
The legislature consented, and that the beginning
Now the the
hree similar institutions approach 100000
When will Il be a million?
Can the gentlemen at Salem makeanswer?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
financial condition of the q
body was next taken up. TheH
showed that care would have
used TO make ends meets.
Victor Point Items.

There is much uneaslnsa
among the farmers lest the
freezing weather has maierii'
jured the grain.
Maggie Lorence is quite slsA
the infant son of Andrew h'ic
The wedding dance at The I
w. hall last Friday night was =
attended and a jolly good un'
had by all who were there
bride, Miss Lucy Rogers, Is
our most popular young ladA
Mr., Lichty is certainly to Be
mented upon his choice.
II is always the gun that lih'
ed that is sure TO go on and ~
one and the dogs that are als's'
at nights are generally pFo'a
the one that kills the sheep
appeared when a neighpOi'
which were always tied a
went over to John Kings :
Slaaal's and killed a nun
sheep for each. The dogs ss
killed by Mr.. Slagel and sns
which was assessed about
paid by their owner. cayo's
Ave sheep for L. c. GFin~
urday.
The Victor Point school ~
for a three weeks yaeatlon.
The open meeting of Wal~
sci, on the 18th inst. va
attended and was both q
financial success. About -
realized from the sale Of w..
which were rafied on. Aha
of articles from the hsh pe
quilts we're won by Mr. ana
bert Mulkey. OF silveFei'l
But every body cant ee
the articles sent to the SA
Appeal by Matthew u'D.
the extreme smallness OF -.
His assertion that Tom
the quilt and was ehea's'
was wholly untrue as y"
statement he sent 10 tae
fact that he refused %
witness out of the 'tss''
reliable ones" which he
have proves that the vh0N
a falsehood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT " SIMPLY DmAN IN OFFICE.
sacramento Boo. Ron.


certainly Laugh the antics Of some Republican organs in CON
trastlng Roosevelt and Bryan.
columns audng Roosevelt the skies another neerns at Bryan
a has been"
might
his accomplished much
Tho other waved because he stood for Mr. Hearst aud
h nov I'm favor OF government ownership"
Tho Of pa, each down fault although the latter Is
unmtakabB virtue
ohamponod good
white all his faults forgiven why the justice B
what today Bryan
Iaughabe. hhg
"a enquire that
Years Bryan advocated federal Roosevelt Pre
dent recommends
Years publicity campaign
expenditures and law torhddnE
cal party President Roosevelt the thing
Years criminal clause the
subject
licensing of corporations President
Roosevelt In favor OF controlling corporations federal license
"or In other fashion"
opposed government by niunion presideu Roose
@ declares anneona iue disputes
s s1' ''''' to '' due notice the adverse parties before S'''Hs
Years Bryan favored Pdent Roosevelt rec
ommends Il la a message
advocated compulsory arbitration OF labor a.pute
h not compulsory OF Roosevelt urges
as Afa"ea, OF federal commission OF Investigation
uoa 20 deal with strikes
Ysars American navy should not be en-
p"d the collection Of private debts President
.eh nae % the aay aud 10 moral mpa,hy with the
81 ~ the rio conferences question submitted
"a = sssoaa psass eoasssenes a Hague
fA when reversed itself ON the income .x
hUan antrastworAy ana ,ru
Owned adse were DOT above eTis bitterly assa
~ " -" otsa nov supporting Roosevelt Ia everything;
messase Psesden Roosevelt very on courts who decide
asans s people and reader Eooa aud
ms AnsHAsN u as dfohk a. anythins Bryan used
hHaA eAy Ae tasos ownership railroads t govern
"sA' regulation Win no' work President gov
regulation viii does not the nation VIII
eass 10 80 20 soseTnmsat ownership.
rss.s ~ poie's aaous respectfully those
hdeeoend bat hna Republican constantly udg
Roosevelt Ana eou''nuaiy snesins al BSyaa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

known as the old Douglas place. six
miles east OF this city. last Sunday
night
The disturbance which frightened
this lone resident, was not caused by
the eruption OF Mount Hood. but by
the falling OF a huge meteor in the
garden hardly ffty feet distant from
the house wherein he slept. The
force with which the heavenly vlsl-
tor struck the ground was so great
thai the earth was shaken for dis
tanco of three miles aud more. The
sound is described by those who
heard It, as like that OF common S
report.
The Polander, upon whose land the
meteor fell, was terrified greatly. as
he had been reading about the vol
eanlc origin of Mount Hood but q
Few minutes before the meteor fep
lie had Just retired for the night.
when the great stone crashed into
the earth near the house. He at once
thought Mount Hood was in eruption
and according to the tale which he
later related 60 John Burkhart a
neighbor, Immediately rushed forth
from the house. where he wandered
around until day break. He discov.
cred a large hole in the earth In the
garden, perhaps 10 feet across A.
the bottom was an immense stone
Terrified az what he believed was a
sign OF IN luck, the Polander 6Ile3
tue hole with earth, covering the ma
'eor from sight. The hole made nv
the meteor Vas about ten feet deem.
monday the story OF his strange ex.
pefienee was told 10 John Burkhar,
and Charles Lueht. neighbors uho
~ once visited the old Douglas farm
and saw the place that had been An
cd up by the owner OF the Iana
heaia'ng that a meteor OF such large
size would prove a valuable aeou,si
uon' Mr.. Burkhart and Mr.. I'non,
bought the stone from the owner .,
the land, and have secured his Wi,
ten permission to remove the stone
whenever they wish. Al present the
new owners intend to leave the me
,soF IN the ground as Il Is. but NAV
later decide to move ii. Mr.. Burt.
mart said Yesterday that the Ear ~.
eas'oned by the falling stone uos
heard by him. The meteor fen sAon,
'~en'y minutes past nine. p. m a.
oordins to Mr. Burkhart. Who ha,
slaneed al his watch shortly prey,a,,.
to hearing the sound.
Carl Miller. who collects min o.,
the haHelwOod creamery eomnsn,. -, !,
Portland In this vicinity. repo,ts ar,
most OF the milk which was !, a.
can at the dinerent farmers honse.
IN 'he section adjacent 10 who're ,h,
me'eoF tell. was refused hv r.
ssSAmery 8 people ON its arrlva, !.
roF'land' having become so,,.s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
EUGENE COLLEGE ATHLETIC.
Question OF Giving Gold Footballs 10
Members OF Football Team
brought UP-Student Body
Refuses 10 Vote Money
for that Purpose.

Eugene, Feb. Especial THE
student body Of the university hell
red hot meeting when the question
OF giving gold footballs 70 the men,
oers OF the football team was brought
before the students. The athletic
council recommended that fourteen
men be given the gold emblem and
the executive council that only senior
members be presented with the little
so'a spheroids. An attempt was first
made to rush a motion to give the
emolems to all of the fourteen men
oat Il was downed by the student
BODY refusing to give any money to-
ward such footballs at all. Then n
committee was appointed for nonp-
lar subscriptions, which win probably
be successful.
Professor" Hammaek. the veil
leader was rendered by the student
Oody a sweater with an 20" ana a
mesaphone on the inside for his SER
vices A joeular motion 10 present
she glee club with little mock,nw
birds Of gold was also defeated. Ths
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

II is easy TO say kind things he successful
offend Jonathan
pictures WILL REMAIN HANGING ON THE WALLS FOR
SOME TIME IN OREGON.
them down. not because
told be would
be made United States senator.
atthe-rato- of six
teento-one VOTED AN ABoMINATIoN.
campaign In 1896 for the threebareed
blmetalic. bitulichic Bryan-watson ticket
hauling them by
trainload the them
place. STEAMBOAT LOADS, HE WOULD HAVE CARRIED
BRYAN
without eraing
dollar Republican the
Of Mr. the direct primary
ON political activities Is the soul of
heart OF ability AND
EyEsIasTINGLy AND FIRM INTENTIONS.
had the reputation OF being
changed his
like devotion fundamental financial
principles.
untarnshed But how he
politics. the pull and haul OF
those who want ONCE. man knoweh
general
wEI5-DEFINED COMMERCIAL DIPLOMACY.
him selling the Rockefeller crowd OR ANY
OTHER CROWD or THAT CHARACTER
sympah!os with people the farmers
the iaborers the under dog In the fight generally.
experience all the from
mill Fall River Mass, TO GRUB
STALKING A MINER WITH SACK OF BEANS AND BACON.
the nr not
establish prohtsharing employees
the president Senator
by all the
Of Oregon rich and and middesizod puocras
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known
#. J. Cheney for the last is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

II is a well known fact that milk will
sour If subjected to any sudden jar,
such as occurs during severe
thunder storm, and the theory is ad-
vanced that the violent tremor of the
earth which was occasloned when the
meteor fell, produced a similar effect
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
METEOR
SCARED
THE POLE
Afraid II Would Bring Bad
Luck and ne Filled Up
The Hole
ALBANY HeraldJ

To read about the imminent pos
Sihillty OF Mount Hood becoming an
active volcano. and then 10 be almost
tumbled out OF bed by terrific
shock; to feel the house In which
you were. tremble violently. and hear
the crash OF falling erockery. would
jar the nerves OF the brayest man:
yet such was the experience that be-
tell Polander resIdlng ON what Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
An UNREAsoNAns.R GRAFT.

Some q he srAss before he legislature easoS little
excuse aad little iusuacaton
VA, s operation of the Normal schools hanasp pa Is out
aide the paie ~
TIE edief of th threatened
~ iik lin Nor STAND nuass higher eaueaon o
bins.
The capiai Journa .k, a.
slns pnEtT okF PiOriE PAY ruR nlIls ueas,ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
Dyspepsia

Don't think you can cure your dyspepsia
In any other way than by strengthening
and toning your stomach.
That Is weak and incapable oi performing
i,s functions, probably because you have
imposed upon Il In cue way or another over
and over again.
You should take
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02

10 CURE A COLD ~ ~, 4
Take LAXATIVE bhom y
Tablets. Druggists Fs.- -
Il fails to cure. .. a
signature on each b0A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
TAXPAYERS
ANTI-GRAFT
PROGRAM
Advocated by the Capital journal /
the Campaign and Still Good.

L. HOLD ALL NECESSARY APPROPRIATIONS DOvI
TO THE LOWEST LIMIT.
. NO sQUANDERING OF MONEY ON USELESS cIERk
SHIPS AND INVESTIGATIONS
3. NO NEW COMMISSIONS OR INCREASED SALARIES
T. SUPPORT CHOICE OF PEOPLE FOR u S. sENArOE|
D. ABOLISH ALL BUT ONE NORMAL SCHOOL AND o|
FINE TO PROFESSIONAL WORK.
g. ENACT INDIRECT TAXATION LAWS AND ABOLIS|
DIRECT STATE TAX.
GOVERNMENT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-02
Hoods sSarsaparilla

II strengthens and tones the stomach.
and Permancnsly cures dyspepsia aud ali
stomach troubles. Accept no substitute.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
CONSTABLE KILLS TWO
Fired Into Crowd of Foreigners Who
Rescued Man He Had Arrested.

TECO lHtO NIOWO CT Foreigners VINO
Rescued Man He Had Arrested.
Lebanon, Pa, Dec 20.-Constable
James Dolan. went into the foreign
settlement to arrest coal thieves who
have been preying on the Reading
Railways supply. The foreigners
turned out en- rasse and set upon the
officer. who in self-defence- shot into
the crowd, killing two-both Hungar-
ians. Officer Dolan is in custody, but
public sentiment favors his early re-
lease.
The foreign district is on the out
skirts of Lebanon. Dolan went there
alone, against the advice of those bet
ter acquainted with the vicinity. After
he had arrested his man, fifty for
eigners aided in his rescue and closed
upon the officer, beating him. He then
fired into the party and two men with
unprOnOuncabIe names fefr lifeless
shot through the heart They are
married and have large families. The
man arrested escaped.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
SAW MAN FREEZE TO DEATH
Victim In Plain View, But Beyond
Reach of Rescuers,

Vlctlm IN Plain View, But Beyond
Reach of Rescuers.
Providence, R. l., Dec. 23-In view
of 200 people, who were powerless to
extend aid, Alfred jackson, twenty
two years old, was frozen to death
while standing on a rock under the
Falls of the Pawtuxet river. Jackson,
with two companions, L. P. Mathew
son and JacksOn's brother Arthur, had
been carried over the falls in a canoe
The other two young men were res
cued with great difficulty and are in a
critical condition from exposure.
Persons on shore threw lifelines and
rescued Arthur Jackson and Mathew
son, who had hoated down stream.
Alfred Jackson, in the meanwhile, re-
mained standing up to his waist in
water close under the falls, and when
the rescuers threw a line to him, ex-
pecting to pull him to a place of safe
ty, they found they were unable to
move him. In the roar of the cataract
his shouts could not be heard, but it
was evident that one of his legs had
become caught under a rock or some
other object under water.
Several attempts were made to res
cue him in the next half hour, Jackson
assisting until cold rendered him un-
conscious, or. at least helpless. Moth
ing further could be done and a large
crowd on bridge nearby was forced
to stand idle and see Jackson freeze
to death.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
OVER 200 CAUGHT
IN EXPLOSION
Awful Disaster in Shaft of Pitts
burg Coal Company.
ALL ARE PROBABLY DEAD

Jacobs Creek, Pa, Dec 21.-From
she Darr mine, of the Pittsburg Coal
company, where a terrible explosion
imprisoned, and almost beyond doubt
killed every one of the 200 or more
men who had entered the mine for the
day, only a few bodies had been
brought to the surface.
Most of the men are still hemmed in
by heavy falls of slate and other roof
formation, mile and a half and more
beyond the point to which the rescuers
have penetrated up to this time. There
is still a Pickering hope that some of
them may yet be living, but the disclo-
sures of the Investigations so far made
leave little or no basis for this hope.
AS was the case at MonOngah, the
explosion followed a brief shutdown,
the Darr mine having been closed on
Tuesday and Wednesday. When the
tenth trip of loaded cars had been
brought out to the tipple there came
an awful rumbling sound, followed
Immediately by a loud report and
concussion that shook nearby build
ings and was felt within a radius of
several miles. At the same time there
came out of the mouth of the mine an
immense cloud of dense smoke and
dust that foated across the Youg-
hiogheny river.
Iutuitively everyone in the vicinity
knew what had happened, and all
started for the one place, the mouth
A.
mine and the homes of many of the
miners, so that only portion of those
who started for the scene were able
to reach it, there being scant facilities
for crossing the stream. To those who
could not cross the water, the smoke
and dust pouring from the mines
mouth told a story of seething flames
back in the workings, and from this
source came reports that were per
sistent that the mine was burning.
The ventilating fans were kept in
operation almost without interruption,
however, the power plant having
withstood the force of the explosion,
and up to this time the rescuers have
found no fire any place in the mine
1Ao ldl clo huOWn OulN OuC uudu WHO
went to work in the morning made his
escape.
Joseph Mapleton, pumper,
emerged from one of the side entries
shortly after the explosion He had
left the part of the mine where most
of the men were working and was on
his way to the engineroom for oil.
Il was near entry twenty-One," said
he, when 1 heard an awful rumbling.
l started towards the entry, but the
next instant l was blinded, and for a
: little time l didn't know anything.
Then l got to the side entry and work
ed my way out"
Mapleton was somewhat cut and
bruised, but after going home and hav-
ing his injuries dressed he returned
to the mine and Joined the rescuing
parties.
William Kelvington, superintendent
of the mine, was not in the mine at
the time the explosion occurred. and
he quickly organized rescuing parties.
starting one force of twenty-five men
with reliefs at short intervals in the
main entry, and a similar force at a
SHE entry. 1t is hoped to reach the
greater part of the victims through
the latter.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
WHITE PLAGUE LED
IN PENNA S DEATHS
Claimed 1O,780 Victims During
the Year 1905.
CHThDREN'S ILLS FATAL

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. %. - There
we're 123,132 deaths in Pennsylvania
in the year 1906, according to the
records of the bureau of vital statis-
tics of the state department of health.
OF these ia, ,435 are treated statisti-
cally in the annual report OF the de-
partment The balance, S679, were
stil births.
These statistical tables show a num-
Der OF interesting facts in reference
70 deaths in Pennsylvania, The death
rate per 1000 OF population was 16.5.
OF the total deaths 62,642 occurred
among males and 51,793 among 'fe-
males, giving IA death rate per thou
sand of each sex of 17.S for males and
15.2 for females.
Thirty-fOur per cent. of all deaths
occurred to children under five years
of age, and 24.3 per cent to children
less than one year old.
There were 3917 deaths from ty-
phoid fever in the entire state. No
other epidemic disease occasioned to
many fatalities. The rate per 100000
Of population was 56.5.
Diphtheria was responsible for 243S
deaths in the year. Of this number
1881 occurred to children under five
years of age, and GAS to children from
five to nine years.
Deaths from scarlet fever numbered
577, and the death rate per 100000 of
population was S.3.
There were 1863 deaths from
measles, the rate per 100000 of popu-
lation being 21.1. Measles which is
popularity regarded as an Inevitable
disease of childhood, and not of seri-
Gus consequence, furnished two and
One-half times the number of deaths
Of scarlet fever, and three-ffths of the
number from diphtheria. The second
year of life contributed the greatest
number of deaths.
There were 1850 deaths from
whooping cough, another disease that
is regarded with too little concern by
parents.
tuberculosis was responsible for
10,780 deaths in the year, 925S being
due to tuberculosis of the-lungs, u;
consumption. tuberculosis caused
one-tenth of all deaths from diseases
in the state, and there is no doubt
that many deaths are returned under
other causes which Tightfully should
be charged to tuberculosis.
Deaths from cancer in all forms
numbered 42O8. Of the total deaths
from cancer 1924 occurred in females
and 1484 in males. Deaths of males
exceeded those of females from cancer
of the mouth and of the skin.
Pneumonia was the cause of 7415
deaths.
Diarrhoea and enteritis, which in
clude cholera infantum, caused 11,249
or 65.1 per cent of the total deaths In
the state, and 871 or 1896 occurred
in children under two years of age
This is an enormous loss of infant life
from this single cause.
Smyrna times., 1907-12-25
Shot Enemy and Himself.

Mahanoy City, Pa, Dec. 23.-Wil-
liam Snyder shot and severely wound
ed Robert Kelly here, and then, turn
ing the revolver upon himself, inhict-
ed fatal wounds. Kelly worsted Sny-
der in fight. The latter went home
and got his revolver, sought out Kelly
and shot him in the mouth. He then
turned the pistol against his breast
and shot himself five times. Kelly will
recover.