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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-08
GOOD LUCK OF TEDDY
AND KERMIT CONTINUES

NAIVASHA, British East Africa. July
THE Roosevelt expedition is enjoying
good hunting and all the members OF the
party are well. This INFORMATION was
brought into Naivasha today by couriers
from the Sotil district.
Mr.. Roosevelt has killed a splendidlN-
named lion, one lioness and four rhinoccr-
oSeS.
lie brought down the lion while the
beast was In full charge, the bullet pene-
tratng the middle of the chest. Kermit
Roosevelt has secured one big bull Gland,
one lioncSs and two rhinoceroscS.
In addition both hunters have been
successful In bringing down n largo var
lety OF other game.
The. party is coming into the farm oi
Captain Richard AtterpcTouSfl. on the
south shore OF Naivasha lake. where Mr..
Roosevelt and his son will make use OF
a launch in nippopotamms hunting.
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ON TRIAL FOR KILLING
SISTERS ALLEGED SEDUCER

LOS ANGELES, July THE sec
ond trial of William c. Mitchell, who
shot and killed Cecil Thayer, n mes.
seuger boy. for the alleged ruin of
Ethel Mitchell, his sister, was begun
today. The Jury in the first trial dis
agreed,
Mitchell. who has been in jail since
the killing last January, was cow
boy on a desert ranch, when he re
ceivcd a letter from his mother asking
him TO come home and save the girl.
Mitchell hunted for Thayer on the
street, found him and shot him to
death.
The defense at the former trial
pleaded insanity and the unwrittcn
law.
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the board OF directors made on
the 10th day OF May. 1909. so many shares
Of each parcel Of stock as may be nee
essary will be sold on the 9Th day Of
July 1909 at o'clock p. m of said day.
at l50 West Third South street Salt Lake
City. Utah 10 pay the delinquent assess
mcnt thereon. together with cost of ad-
vertising and expense of sale.
G.. NJ. Forces,
Secretary OF the Nephi Mining Company,
No. 159 West Third South street, Salt
Lake city Utah.
June Is. 1909. s1s56
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Robbed by NegresS.

Herbert Bates. residing at 952 West
South Temple street, In the employ of
the city waterworlSs. was relieved OF $50
Wednesday night by an unknown negress
on the corner OF Fifth West and Second
South street.
At the police station, Bates stated that
the negress put her hand in his inner
vest pocket and took the $780, which was
in silver. After taking the money she
ran through the deserted church building
on the corner and escaped.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING,

Notice is hereby given that on Friday.
July %. 1909. at 30 o'clock a. m. at No.
COS Scott building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
stockholders of the Great Copper Flat
Mining company, which meeting will be
held for the purpose OF considering and
voting upon the question of consolida :
ing the said company with the Great
Copper King Mining company and the
VerDa Mining company. which shall form
one company. TO be known as tine Great
Copper King Consolidated Mining COM
pany. -
so7oo
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LYMAN DEAR WEDS HIS
DEAR MOTHER IN-LAW

WILKESHARRE, Pa. July IA novel
romance was revealed by the filing of a
marriage license in the office of the regis
trar here. II shows that on Thursday
last Lyman Dear OF Pittston married his
mother-in- law, Mrs Edith Uafner, OF the
same place.
Dear was formerly a member OF the
state constabulary. and two years ago
married Miss Anna Uafner She died q
few months ago, and since then his
mother-in-law has been keeping house for
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WOMAN USES HAT PIN:
FIGHTS MOUNTAIN LION

SAN JOSE. Cal, July Miss Isola
Kennedy Of Morgan Hill, near this city,
is in a critical condition from injuries
inflicted yesterday by a mountain lion.
Miss Kennedy was taking an outing
with two young men when the animal
sprang upon her. She tried TO defend
herself with a hatpin while her com
panions hurried for assistance.
The lion was still biting and clawing
the girl when armed rescuers arrived
and Killed The beast
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Twin Falls Salmon River Land and
Water Co. Twin Falls, Idaho. Bids will
be received here until June 2S. 1909 for
construction of portion Of the Salmon
River canal system. involving excavation
OF almost 900 cubic yards Of ma
terial Plans, profilcs and specifications
Will be furnished on application to Chief
Engineer Box Y, Twin Falls, Idaho
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HENEY TO HUNT GAME
INSTEAD OF GRAFTERS

SEATTLE, July Francis j. Heney,
assistant district attorney of San Fran
cisco. said today that unless there was
a sudden turn in the case of Patrick
Calhoun. president Of the United Rail.
roads. charged with offering i bribe
to a supervisor, he would start for Alas
ka next week to hunt big game in the
Copper river country.
II doubt very much, " he said, "if
we can bring Calhoun to trial again
before the latter part Of August. -
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BOY IS EXONERATED
FOR KILLING FATHER

RIDGWAY. Colo. July Roy Money
aged ii years. who yesterday shot and
killed his father. was exonerated by the
coroner's jury. The boy declared the be-
his mother, which prompted the act. He
stated that his father was standing near
his mother with an open razor in his
hand, and this, together with the knowl-
edge that his father had previously
threa tened her life. caused him to shoot.
The mother corroborated the boys story.
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DIED


SCOTT-At North Yakima. Wash. Of
heart failure, Or, i. ;. Scott (husband
OF Emma Reinsinlao), Sunday, July A.,
1909
CAMPBELI.-At Topllff, Utah, July 3,
1909, Patrick Campbell. IN his fftieth
year. Funeral will be held from S, d.
Esvaus's mortuary chapel, As South State,
today. July s. at p. m. Intcrment Cal-
WHY cCIncInrN
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A COOK AND ASSIST WITH IRONING.
300 1St ave. t211
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
ING, STORING, PACKIl
SHIPPING
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Ncphj Mining company. Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice-Thcrc are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of
assessment No. : of &c per share. levied
on the 10th day of May. 1909, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
shareholders. as follows:
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ST PETERSBURG, July mo con-
iirmation can be had here OF the report
ed Jewish massacres In Bessarabia. Aus
trian newspapers published similar re-
ports June y. at the time of the funeral
OF former Deputy p. a. Krushevnn, but
investigation showed them to be ground
less.
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George A. Pollock Dies.

WASHINGTON, July George A.
Pollock. assistant commissioner OF the
general land office during the Roosevelt
administration. widely known In the west
and northwest, particularly In the forest
ry and land services. died at his home at
EovAs Nd. YesterdaJ.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE SELL HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.
rooming houses, grocery stores. drug
you want. The Lewis-Lowe Co., 223 Judge
bldg. s25SS
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LONDON. July 7.-Ernest w, s. Pick
ardt OF New York died in Il London hote
July Of an overdose of 3. drug taken u
induce sleep. MIR. Pickardt was the dl.
vorced husband of the stepdaughter OF TN,
late Robert Roosevelt, uncle OF the Theo
dore Roosevelt. The coroner's verde
was death by misadyenture.''
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FUNERAL NOTICE

RODbN-Thc funeral services over the
remains Of the late Mrs. Rose II. Ro-
den. wife OF Robert Roden, aged SS years,
will be held today. Thursday, at II a m.
from the family residence. 1872 Eighth
avenue. Friends are Invited to attend.
Interment In Mil Creek cemetery.
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army Both phones. t2l9l
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress rcmaking. Utah Bedding ard
Mfg. Co Both phones $50. b2Oy
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city Recorder.
Curb and gutter extension No. II.
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President Roosevelt has been nomina ted
honorary president of tho international
committee in charge OF the monument in
honor Of John Calvin. the cornerstone OF
which was laid yesterday,
HONOLULU, July Thomas j,
O'Bricn, American ambassador to Japan.
arrived here today on the steamer Mon
! golia. en- route TO the United States,
where, he says. he Will spend a month,
purely as II vacation He will return TO
Toxic by way OF the Trans Siberian rail-
way.
PARIS. July THE French government
has decided that it is at present unable,
on account OF the budget situation and
conditions. to accept the proposal made
by tho United States to enter upon ne
gotations with the view of establishing
Il 2-cenr rate on letters between the two
countries
ST. PETERSBURG, July mo con-
iirmation can be had here OF the report
ed Jewish massacreS In Bessarabia. Aus
trian newspapers published similar re-
ports June y. at the time of the funeral
OF former Deputy p. \. Krushevnn, but
investigation showed them to be ground
less.
LONDON. July 7.-Ernest W. s. Pick
ardt OF New York died in n London hotel
July Of an overdose of 3. drug taken to
induce sleep MIR. Pckardt was the di-
vorced husband of the stepdaughter OF the
late Robert Roosevelt. uncle of the Theo-
dore Roosevelt. The coroner's verdict
WAS death by misadyenture."
VIENNA, July S.-A telegram received
here from Belgrade says that while King
Peter of SerVia was riding In the park
yesterday he tainted and fell from his
horse. He was taken to tho palace, where
1T was found that except for few bruises
he was not injured. The fainting IS at
tributod to excessive smoking. His maj
eSty Is now quite recovered.
LONDON, July THE International
Administration and Animal Society Con-
from all the principal countries OF the
world were present, There are TO be cX-
hibitlons illustrating methods OF ylVlsec-
tlou as well as the human Strengthening OF
animals, and a series of mass meetings
and receptions has been arranged for.
PARIS July The Temps takes is
sue with NJ, Michel, who declared yester-
day in the chamber OF deputies during the
debate the naval inquiry commissions
report that Germany stood second among
the naval powers The Temps points out
that second place Is held by the United
States. which, with n fleet OF sixteen
battleships. accomplished an admirable
feat in the clrcumnayigatlon OF the
globe
MELBOURNE. July Senator Mccall
who represented Australia at the farming
congress held recen tly at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
today said 10 the Australian farmers, as
Scmbled III convention at Bennigo, that
Australia was n much better agricultural
country than either America or Canada
He combatted the idea that Australia was
arid, saying that he had seen drier areas
than those OF Australia successfully
farmed in America.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar.proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 MP Main street. 5000 per year.
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WANTED HELP-MAGE

S,rROCKS' MPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers %.
e. End South. Phones AGA, c'f"
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4 private safe may be rented in the
fre and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company
32 up Main street, 500 per year
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COMPETENT GIRL. WHO UNDER
stands hair dressing work thoroughly:
one who Is familiar with the work, "a
W, 3rd South. t50
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LADY ROOKKEEPER. s17 SO. STATE.
1895
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PARIS. July 7.--The French government
has decided that it is at present unable,
on account OF the budget situation and
conditions to accept the proposal made
by tho United States to enter upon ne
gotiations with the view of establishing
Il 2-cent rate on letters between the two
countries
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AMI
embalmer, t64 5. West Temple; phont
1919. y49
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Foreign News i'm Brief

GENEVA. Switzerland. July Tx
President Roosevelt has been nominated
honorary president of the international
committee in charge of the monument in
honor of John Calvin. the cornerstone Of
which was laid yesterday,
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] WAITRESS. NEVADA: S45.
l waitress. Nevada: So; pass.
Mattresses. Idaho; $50.
. lunch counter girls; $25
! Chambermaid, sos.
STROCk'S EMP. AGENCY,
No. i. md South St tT7j
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WANTED


ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks valises; best prices paid. %
Commercial st. Reply by postal card.
Phones 91s1. ta
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HONOLULU. July Thomas j,
0 Bricn, American ambassador to Japan.
arrived here today on the steamer Mon
golia. en- route TO the United States.
where, he says he Will spend a month,
purely as II vacation. He will return To
Toxic by way OF the Trans Siberian rail
way,
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GIRL FOR VAUDEVILLE ACT. E:X-
perience not necessary. Apply to r. 10
Orpheum hotel bet. l and > and aud
p. m, e. NJ. NcCrea. 1863
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WOMAN TO DO UOUSECLEANINCi.
and girl TO do general housework,
93J SO. West Temple. t693
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: no washing or ironing. S57 e.
2pd South. 1865
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GIRL TO WORK IN PHOTOGRAPH
gallery No, ll5 So. Main St 1868
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| GOOD. RELIABLE WOMAN TO ASSIST
in houscwork for out Of town for the
| summer; good wages. Bell Is. 2 rings. t6Sf
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GIRL FOR GENERAL UOUSEWORK :
good cook. no washing: family Of two.
kenwood apt, $50 East 3rd So. No. 4.
tGq"
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AN EXPERIENCED MAID AND HOUSE
man, at the Orphcum hotel. 13S So,
State, tiiG
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WET NURSE FOR BABY G MONTHS
OF age. 521 East lst South. Either
phone 4SS. tG01
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-29
CATTLE ARRIVE BY
S. P. FROM ARIZONA
in AWFUL CONDITION
SUFFERING ANIMALS SHOT TO
END THEIR AGONY
Examination of Nineteen Carloads
Shows Many Dead, Others Dying
and All in IndescribahIe
Plight

Nineteen carloads of starving cattle.
many dead in the cars, some dying,
others down, the hide torn from their
backs and their sides and horns broken
and bleeding, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday afternoon over the Southern
Pacific. They were unloaded at the
stock yards in a barbarous manner
that is disgrace to civilized country.
The stock is from Douglas, Ariz, and
is consigned to a cattle firm at Bakers
field. According to one of the men in
charge the animals had benin transit
six days, and had received little atten-
ton.
In some of the cars dead calves were
lying on the floor, having been dropped
during the trip. The condition of the
animals was discovered by Agents F.
H. Olivas and Al Ross of the Humane
Animal league, who followed the train
from River station to the stock yards,
where they were unloa3ed.
Dr. L. H. Medici de Biron, a veterin-
ary surgeon of Monrovia, was sum-
moued by officers of the league late
last night In company with two agents
of the league and a Herald reporter he
Went to the stock yards to make an
inspection of the starving stock.
The animals had been unloaded in a
corral knee deep in mud and later
were driven into another pen that was
in little better condition. Two Of the
cows mired in the mud after entering
the first corral and were left lying
there, the other cattle walking over
them and tearing them horribly. The
men having the unloading in charge
failed to assist the fallen and dying
COWS, hurrying away as soon as pos
sible AS one of them remarked,
CONTINUED on Page TwO)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-29
SOCIALISTS OBTAIN
BALANCE OF POWER
IN u. M. W. MEETING
After Ten Years of Struggle ConserV-
atiVes in Mine Workers. Conven.
ton Must Yield to Elk.
treme Element
rBy Associated Press.l

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2S.-After a
ten-year struggle, the Socialists among
the membership Of the United Mine
Workers Of America have at last OBJ
tanned the balance of power in the an
nual national convention, now in ses-
sion here.
1t is estimated that 300 of the 400
delegates are either active Socialists
or have engaged to support members
OF Socialistic tendency in the conven-
ton.
A resolution for the public ownership
Of public utilities" was adopted by the
convention without a dissenting vote
President Lewis finds rival for his
office in John Walker of Illinois, who IS
progressed Socialist. Mr. Lewis and
his supporters, the conservative party
in the convention, on the eve of reac-
tional strife that threatens their re-
gime, seem to have decided that it now
would be bad politics. to. antagonize
so strong an influence as the Socialists
now WELD.
The conservatives and Socialists have
united in defeating resolutions recon-
mending the organization of an indie
pendent party.
1t is authoritatively announced by
friends of Thomas L. Lewis, president
of the United Mine Workers of America,
that the count of ballots has pro-
ceeded far enough to show that he has
been reelected by a majority of be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 over his op-
ponent, John Walker of Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-29
WOMAN WITH CANE
BEATS Off MAD DOG
THAT INVADES HOME
To Protect Little Grandchid, Mrs. J.
r. Ijans Yields Stick with
Effect-Husband Shoots
Animal

When a mad dog ran into her house.
2893 Roxbury avenue, the presence of
mind and bravery of Mrs. J. r. Ijams
saved herself and her husband from
possible death by rabies.
By welding a heavy cane with good
effect Mrs. Ijams stunned the dog un-
til Mr.. Ijams, who was in another part
of the house, ran to her assistance and
shot the dog with a revolver.
Mrs. Ijams noticed the dog in her
front yard about o'clock yesterday
afternoon. She was alarmed by the
animals actions and became more so
when she noticed it was frothing at
the mouth. The dog raced up and
down the front lawn, then jumped on
the front porch and attempted to get
into the house through the front door,
which was shut. Foiled in this at
teml,t, the dog ran into the back yard
and from the railing of the hack
porch jumped through a pane Of glass
IN the dining room window.
With a nervous fear for the safety
Of her little grandchild, whom she
supposed was playing somewhere in
the yard, Mrs. Ijams had watched the
mad dog in his wild race around her
premises and had picked up a heavy
cane, standing near a doorway. AS
the dog jumped through the window
pane she dealt it smashing blow on
the head, splintering the cane and Sc
verely. wrenching her arm.
Just as she dealt the blow Mr.. Iiams
came running into the room with his
revolver and quickly made an end Of
the dog.
The police were notified and removed
the carcass.
Mrs. Ijams is frail little woman, IS
years old. That she was able to deal
a blow that would stun mad dog
and splinter the heavy cane was the
wonder of the neighborhood in which
she lives.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-29
DAUGHTER OF ARTIST
JILTS RICH ADMlRER
TO MARRY VlOLINIST
Talented Girl Starts for Denver to
Marry Wealthy CoIoradoan, Stops
at Kingman and Weds
Musician
Especial to The Herald.I

PHOENIX, Jan. 2S.-After starting
for Denver, where her marriage to
Joseph B. Warner, a wealthy mining
man of Colorado, was to take place
January 29. Miss Ramona Rollins,
daughter Of W. E. Rollins, painter Of
southwestern Indian life and of the
Grand Canyon picture for the Santa
Ariz., today and became the wife of
Ralph Wylie, a noted violinist touring
the territory.
The couple started for Los Angeles
on a honeymoon trip.
The engagement of Miss Rollins to
Warner was announced in the society
columns two weeks ago. She had been
a student of the Boston Conservatory
of Music, where Warner recently Wis
tied her on his trip east and the date
Of her wedding was arranged.
The bride-to-be returned about three
weeks ago to Phoenix and here she met
Wylie at a concert. Afterward the
couple was entertained at the house
Of a mutual friend and both became in
fatuated, the girl with Wylie's ro-
mantle appearance and wonderful
playing and he with the young girls
mezzo- soprano voice and rare beauty
Courtship Is Short
The courtship lasted only two weeks
and the elOpment evidently was
planned without the parents knowl-
edge.
The bride left Monday morning with
her mother, presumably for Denver.
Wylie, however, had preceded them
to Kingman on a previous train, wait
ing there with a license.
The bride is about 20 years old and
the bridegroom 38 years old. His for
mer wife died year ago at San An
tonic, Tex.
The violinist was educated in Europe
and has had a romantic career. He
looks like a foreigner, but was born
in Michigan.
The first information of the wedding
came in a telegram today to the father
Of the bride, announcing the fact. 1t
caused sensation in Phoenix, where
the parties are we'll known and promi-
nent in society. The father of the girl
is greatly shocked at the news brought
to him and it is reported late tonight
he attempted to commit suicide in his
studio in PHOENIX.
Wylie has a brother here, William, a
prominent physician, who is much as
tonished at the marriage and had not
known the violinist was paying at
tention to the Rollins girl. Wylie has
played in concerts in all the big cities
from New York to San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-29
BOY BREAKS STREET
LIGHT; CONSCIENCE
TROUBLES; HE PAYS

o CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-Because he felt o
(1 that a clear conscience was worth O
8 more than twenty-five cents, Russell @
o b. Snow, 12 years old, has mailed a @
@. quarter to the commissioner of public @
@ works in payment for a broken street o
O. lamp. @
@ Last week young Russell hurled a g
&, stone through glass and ever since 9
<@ then he has been troubled with a @
8 strong sense OF remOrse. @
% He finally revealed to his mother Q,
q the whole secret and was told he must g
O. make amends. @