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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
.AUCTIONEER WILL SELL
SEATS FOR TOURNAMENT

PASADENA, Dec. 21--An auction
sale Of box seats for the Tournament
of Roses chariot races viii be held this
afternoon at , o'clock and this evening
at o'clock at 81 East colorado street,
1t is announced that holders Of TOurna.
meut membership receipts which are
good for 80 III trade can receive two
81 tickets, or credit Tor 81 ON more ex-
pensiVe tickets. beginning Wednesday
al the same address.
Harry Pyle Andrew Allen, DIR. w. A,
Boucher, Frank Long, Earl c, Lindley
and DR. II. a. Savage were appointed
last evening as division marshals Of
the rose parade on Tournament day,
Grand Marshal Ralph SkIlleu probably
will select aides for himself and diNis-
ION marshals today.
In an official announcement yesterday
Skillen emphasized the declaration that
the parade on January viii start at
10:45 o'clock without fail. Judging OF
entries will begin at O'Clock.
SIX BANDS FOR PARADE
Six bands have been engaged for the
parade as follows; GregOry's band Of
thirty pieces, Crown City band Of TWEEN
~ pieces, Seventh regiment band Of
Twenty-Five pieces, Whittier band OF
thirty pieces, Examiner band OF thirty
f&e pieces and Long Beach band or
thirty pieces The services Of the lat
tef for the parade are donated by the
city of Long Beach
The seventh regiment band Grego-
ry's band and Long Beach band will
render concerts in the afternoon. The
crown city band, Seventh regiment
band and GresorYs band win parties
pate iu the gTOtesque parade AT night
under the auspices Of the Komical
/ Euieuts of the Karniyal, making three
organization for this event instead Of
tN0, as rgiually planned,
A moving picture outfit went over
| the 1utc of the parade yesterday and
selected positions Stations at Tourna,
ncnt park for taking pictures of the
chariot lsoes We're also selected.
n was stated yesterday that an addi-
tiona chariot race has been arranged
| between los Angeles and Fresno men,
| whose names win he announced in a
| few DAYS. This viii be the first time in
| tho history of the tournament that two
! separat te chariot matches have been an
uuuugel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

DON-MDDLETON-F. L. Gordon age
g. and Alice NJ Middleton, age 20: ma
ttves Of Texas; residents OF Houston Tex,
and Los Angeles.
UL-BUCHANAN-A. NJ. Paul age "a
and Geneveve Buchanan, age %. natives
Of Kansas residents Of Riverside and
Los Angeles.
BOSS OHLE-T. e. Boss. age SO, and Mary
Ohle age Al; natives of New Jersey and
sweden, residents Of Los Angeles.
HA%SON-A N-ADANIS-Christian j. Hanson, age
Sg and Iuez NJ. Adams. age 81: natives
OF Denmark and Pennsylvania residents
of Los Angeles.
SIOAN-HUNTOON-C. c. Sloan, age 35,
and Ida s. Huntoon, age %; natives OF
Iowa and Illinois; residents of Moline
Ill. and Los Angeles.
MOON-HICKS-A L. Moon age g. ana
Katherine NJ. Hicks age as; natives OF
Nichiean and Canada; residents OF Los
Angeles and Inglewood.
HOWEII,-PIETROWS SKI-E. G. Howell age
2S and Fannie I, PIerowskL age p; ma
tives Of New York and Iowa; residents or
Los Angeles.
MARRIN- -HIVELY-F. B. Marin age an.
and Bessie NJ Hively, age "a; natives OF
New York and Kansas; residents OF Los
Angeles.
yzIR-FEIR-T. r. Weir age G, and Helen
Fclr age 2S: natives Of Canada ana resi-
dents Of winnipeg, Canada.
RICHARDSON BEL CHER. L. ilcAard-
son. age %, and lillian J.. Belcher' age
q; natives Of Texas and California; resi-
dents of Los Angeles
LOCKART- -HOTFMAN-S. /. Lockart age
73 and Frances L. Hoffman, age So ma
tives Of Pennsylvania and MISSISSIPPI
residents Of Los Angeles.
WASH-GODDID-M. c. Burwash' age
so, and Jennie Goddid, age 81; natives OF
Canada and Michigan; residents OF Los
Angeles,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
WATER SUPPLY DISPUTE
ENDS IN A FIST FIGHT
A. J. TooIen and John Mcdonald
Come to Blows Follow
ing Argument

PASADENA. Dec. 21.-A J. Toolen
and John Mcdonald had set-to yes
terday i'm North Fair Oaks avenue,
near Colorado street, over the water
question. only two blows were struck,
according to numerous referees, VINO
separated the antagonists. The partict-
pants have Tor some time held opposite
opinions over the question of a water
supply for the so-called dry tract in
North Pasadena.
Toolon, who had appeared before the
city council heading a delegation Of
north siders protesting against the city
running a water wagon in the dry
tract, met Mcdonald on his way home,
and each taunted the other with being
unduly active in water matters Accu-
satlons passed freely and Mcdonald
made a pass at Toolen, who came back
with a blow on the face of his aSsall-
ant. Friends prevented further aCtlNl-
Ties.
At the city council meeting TOolen de-
lnauded that the authorities take steps to
stop the newspapers and others from using
the term dry tract and suggested that
the city buy or sink 4 well to supply ine
territory which has plenty Of water il II
is developed and distributed"
Joseph Chapleau and j. Edward hent
added spice to the proceedings by engag-
ing in personal argument with Toolen. With
50 many conflicting opinions from residents
Of the affected territory, Mayor Farley
called the confab off until another DAY. III.
In the meantime, the injunction SUIT
against the North Pasadena Land and wa
ter company by the Citizens league over
the question Of alleged eXorbitant rates IS
dragging ont in court and the company
continues TO refuse water service. The
cottonwood Canyon Watur company Of
which John Mcdonald is the head Is sery-
ing n few customers as far as their supply
goes. 49,,
Citizens and property owners OF the dry
tract" have refused 10 subscribe 10 a SUB
sidy 10 the Lake Vineyard Land and Wa
ter company for the building Of a reser-
voir and distributing system claiming that
they have no assurance Of permanent sup
ply from that company.
The city water wagons continue TO serve
residents Of the tract. which is compare
lively small. with water for domestic piiI-
noses. and those who favored the purchase
Of all water companies by the .r city ~, at ,.o, a
recent bond election as saying, i tod Fo9i
sal II the city owned all the plants al!
sections could be supplied with ,b6d plenty r1 Of
Ter nresent conditions there is n waste in
some parts and a scarcity in others
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS

PASADENA. Dec. 2l.-The city council yes-
terday placed On drst reading an ordinance
regulating traffic in this city for all lnds of
vehicles Twenty miles am hour is the max
ifnum for automobiles street cars or trains,
with an eight-ulile limit at crossings.
1t is reported the Lake Vineyard Land ana
Water company is sinking g. new well near
the Copeland well on the west side
The Ciiz.ue. league will meet tLis evening
at 7.30 o'clock In Arroyo hall, l17l Fair oaks
avenue, to discuss the transportation question
and other issues
DR.. Jaraos A y. sshnror rlttlent ot
Tl.roop institute, returned last eyouins from
an extended eastern tip ir tha Interests OF
education il general aal the local school in
particular.
Cregorys band wr give concert this
afternoon at e:l5 o'cl.cf ln central park 1t
is stated all concerts TINS season "i. be held
in this park.
The Wo1dmen indoor pa=yua. team defeated
the Pasadena Athletic club last evening on
the artihcally lighted outdoor aald at Carme-
lita Fairgrounds by a score u e to 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
STORY Of HOLO-UP
PUZZLES SURGEON

Despite the fact that a witness de-
clared he saw Martin Cahen beaten to
death by three men in the rear of the
Ems hotel, S21 South Olive street,
shortly before IL o'clock Monday night,
DR.. George w. Campbell of the cor
oner's office, after performing an
autopsy yesterday, stated that death
was due to pulmonary apoplexy. DR..
Campbell said he WAS unable to find
any trace of an injury to the victim S
head and declares that Cahen was not
killed by the highwaymen.
That the young man was robbed by
three men is borne out by the fact
that his pockets were turned out and
his watch and chain had been jerked
place where the body was found re-
suited in the finding of the broken
watchChain which was picked up sew
eral feet from where Cahen had fallen.
DECLARES HE SAW FIGHT
A. X. Jones. an insurance solicitor,
who was in his room in the extreme
rear part of the Ems hotel, heard
the men talking. He looked out and
in the bright moonlight saw four per-
sons standing close together. Accord
ing to his story, Cahen was groaning
and appeared to be in pain. Suddenly,
while he was looking at the group,
Jones saw one OF the men strike "a
hen several times on the head with a
club or a similar weapon, The trio
then searched the prostrate figure and
ran away before the startled witness
could give chase.
Detectives Murray and Mccain, who
we're detailed to investigate the mat
ter, succeeded in tracing the move
mcnts of Cahen from the time he arose
Monday morning until fifteen minutes
before his death. The officers learned
that Cahen purchased a revolver early
in the evening and made the remark
that he might need it. The victim, it
is understood, announced his intention
of applying to the police for permis-
sion to carry the weapon.
The officers are working on several
theories. One is that the victim was
lured to the lot and deliberately robbed.
Another is that Cahen, who is said
to have suffered from heart trouble.
was stricken on the street and led to
the place by the trio who knew that
the unfortunate man usually carried
a considerable amount of money on
his person,
The report of DR. Campbell that the
man was not struck by a weapon and
that his death was not due to blows
adds mystery TO the case and the de-
tectives are working assiduously to un-
ravel the matter. DIR. Campbell said
the lungs were badly congested, show
ing the pulmonary trouble was of long
standing.
An inquest will be held at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
NEIGHBORING CITIES
WOMAN FALLS HEADLONG
AND DISL0CATES NECK
Physician Lifts Head of Patient,
and Vertebra Slips Back
Into Position

LONG BEACH, Dec. 2O.-Mrs. Nelson
headlong last night from the rear
porch of her home in Sixth place. a
vertebra in her neck was dislocated
and her left collarbone was broken.
The woman suffered excruciating pain
until the attending physician lifted
Mrs. Partridge up by her head and the
dislocated vertebra slipped back into
place. The woman, who came here for
her health and who was recently in n
sanitarium at Pasadena, had gone to
the back door of her home to watch the
lightning Forgetting that there was a
flight of a half dozen steps she stepped
out into space, striking on her head.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
BOARD Of EDUCATION
CALLS BOND ELECTION
$4,000 Is Asked for Enlarge
ment of the Elementary
Schools Fairgrounds

SANTA MONICA. Dec 20.-The board Of
education has issued a call for bond cleo
ti5n of $4,000 FOR the enlargement of the
Fairgrounds at the elementary schools. This
Will be the first time that the people Of Santa
Monica have had an opportunity 10 vote on
school grounds Mayor Dudley in a commu-
nication 70 the board tudorscd the site for
the proposed Polytechnic high school. He
favors a bond election for S250,o0O and be-
lieves the site selected to be ideal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
MoToRCYcLIsT HURT

LONG BEACH, Dec. 20.-In trying to
turn out of the way of a Los Angeles
car coming behind him, Leonard Lee,
a Western Union messenger, was
crowded between the car and a trolley
pole by the slidding of his motorcycle
and to save himself he leaped from the
motorcycle to the step of the car. He
fell to the pavement almost at once,
suffering severe bruises about his hips
and knees, while one ankle was
SDr9inpd
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
ODD FELLOWS WILL ASSEMBLE

RIVERSIDE. Dec. 20.-The two
largest subordinate lodges of odd Eel
lows in the state of California viii
assemble in Riverside Tuesday even
ing fer a banquet and jolihcation
These lodges are Riverside No. 2S2 and
Redlands No. 341, The Redlands lodge
viii be represented by $50 members
and viii confer the initiatory degree
on a large class Of candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
PHYSICIANS WIFE DIES

LONG BEACH, Dec. 2O,-Mrs. Flora
Scheuer, wife of DR.. 3. w. Scheuer,
died suddenly today at the family home,
1864 American avenue. While being Civ
en- an alcohol rub by her cousin, Mrs.
Helen Kernodle, of Los Angeles Mrs.
Scheuer became Choked by the bursting
of an abscess in one of her lungs. She
died an hour and a half later. She had
suffered from an affection OF the lungs
for three years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
CITY OFFICIALS REPORT

SANTA MONICA. Dec. 2n-The city coun-
Gil has received tho annual reports OF the
different city officials and they now on
file The report Of the building supeTin-
tendeut shows that over $500 900 has been in
operation during the past year. The total
number Of permits issued for the year is
6G7 The report OF the city clerk showed in
detail all receipts ana expenditures OF the
several Qepartuents.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
CITIZENS TO PROTECT HOLLY

PASADENA, Dec. 21.--A move for the con
servatfon'' of holly and mistletoe is being
agtated on the north side by einzehs I. VINO
Lain, that nliscreants are pulling the Christ
mas mas foliage out by the roots. The supply of
mis- vegetation is said to be heavier in the
foothills than usual, but the commercial
yalue. it is stated, has led boys TO disregard
tbe law ~in their eagerness to make Christ
mas money"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
MANr MONEY FoR RoAps

SANTA ANA, Dec 2o.-The Orange
county highway commission has filed
its report and recommendation for a
system Of county roads WIth the board
Of supervisors The commission has
outlined "A roads system which VIII call
for the expenditure OF Sl49O,01J, and
asks the supervisors to cali - bond
election for this amount,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
LEGISLATORS INSPECT. STATION

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 20.--A number of
members of the senate and assembly
were in tho city yesterday for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the state citrus cx-
pertinent station, for which it is pro-
posed to ask an appropriation OF $4,000.
The party visited Riverside Immediate
ly after an inspection of the state hos
pital for the insane at Patton.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
BUSCH MAY BUILD HosTELRY

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 2o.-The architect
for Adolphus Busch aud party were visitors
10 this city this week. According to reports
work on the large casino which Mr.. Busch
intends to build on Ocean and Colorado ave
nues Will he started early in the month and
will be completed before spring Reports are
in circulation that Mr. Busch will also build
a fine hotel in this city,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
BIRTHS
BOYS

.GARRGsoN-To william and Anna Garrison
g05 East First street.
THORNTON Henry and Florence morn
ION. 4lo Crocker street
JoFITcON-T5 clyde ana Hazel Johnson, li6
East Sixty-sixth street.
ZAGTMAN-To clyde and Florence Eastman.
lo5g West Hollywood boulevard.
ItzYFs-To william and Ella Koyrs 33i
South Orange street,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
FEsrIW7Y PLANNED AT VENICE

VENICE. Dec. 2o-The city council has
granted PERMISSION to the proprietors Of the
ship hotel ami the Auditorium to remain open
All night Now Years eve. The Droprietors
assured the council that the places would be
conducted I'm an orderly way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
DEATHS

EICuNONp-Evl A, German hospital; native
nj Nebraska. age j.; ncphrltis.
IIENSiAN-Ella s., 1856 South Reno street;
raiivc of Massachusetts,, age Go; paralysis
WHEELOCK-May IT,, 46li sunset boulevard;
uatjyo of New York, age 75; pneumonia.
Observation-Disclosures, 12iA'a Catalina street.
native OF Sew York, age IS. rhcumatsm.
pUGABT-Rcfu-io G}3 East Fifty-fourth
gtrct, native OF california, age 5a; diabetes.
NASH Galloway Clara Barton hcspital na-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2o.-For California
south Of the Tehachapi-Cloudy Wednesday:
light north wind.
For san Francisco and vcinity-Cloudy
Wednesday; moderate north wind.
For Santa Clara yalley-Cloudy Wednesday
light showers in the morning; light north
wind.
For Sacramento and san Joaquin valleys
Cloudy Wednesday; light north wind,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
ALTO INJURIES RIcYcLIsT

PASADENA, Dec. 21-Franklin Cooley. aged
II wears of South Pasadena, carrier for a
local paper, was brought 60 the Pasadena
hospital last evening with his right arm
broken in two places as a result Of being run
into by an automoblst whose name could
not he learned. lie was delivering papers on
his bicycle at the time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
WANTED-MisceIlaneous

NV AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FEATHER
beds. 75s SAN PEDRO ST. Phones Main
l106: Fs0lI. la.H-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
TEACHERS ADDRESS INSTITUTE

SANTA ANA, Dec. 2O.--The principal
speak kers at the Teachers institute for
Orange county today were REV, Charles
II. Seccombe of Santa Ana ON the
"Fme Art of Teaching ana w o..
CrandaH Of san Diego on Life on the
omen Sea"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
EASTERN MAIL FILLS WAGONS

PASADENA. Dec 2l-'Ten wagonload7 Of
nIaiI were hauled from the local postonice
Yesterday to east-bounl trains. stamp sales
here are averaging S11o1 daily Fifteen extra
clerks are engaged IN handling the Christmas
letters and packages
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
DIED

DIED
NASH-C Nash died December 10. To be
buried December 81 at p m. In Ever
green cemetery, 12-l-lt
DAMISON-M. Damison died December 10.
To be buried December 81 at p. IN. In
Evergreen cemetery. 12-H-lt
YIu,F-G c. Yule died December ls. To be
buried December 81 at p m. in Ever
green cemetery. l2-El-lt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
FEATHER AND poNpoN CLEANER

FEATHERS HATBANDS BOAS. PON-
pons remade, widowed. cleaned, dyed,
curled. Low r7tos export work. MRS,
LOUISE EILL1EUN. 1861 Morton sFe.
Main III. 12-6-I
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
SHOE REPAIRING

WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.
Mems sewed sOle7 zoe, ladies, COc.
GOODYEAR SHOE REpAIEl&G CO. tJ4
y. Fair oaks Sunset Gly. Home 3s39.
l2-19-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21

tive Of Tennessee, age 20: shock following
operation.
1900 West First street; hatiVe
OF Germany, age 64. heart disease
AMOS-Caroline 1868 East Vernon avenue; ma
tive Of Austria, age "A; heart disease.
county hospital; native OF IL
llnois age So; myocarditis.
ABONITS-Joseph, 1851 East Forty-ninth
street; native OF Germany, age 81; nephrtis.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
GIRLS

zCEIyuN-To Gilbert and Nellie soriyin, wal
llngton, cal.
WOODRUFF George and Florence Wood
ruff, 1W Wcsr Forty-third street
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
FOR EXcHANGE-ReaI Estate
FOR Observation-Disclosures
RUsINESs OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED - DESIRABLE PARTIES TC
join US In proposition already estab-
lished and on an income producing basis
You can get in at the right price and
your money will produce an amazing re-
turn here. We will be glad to furnish
you with full particulars. May We? Ad-
dress BOX 2GT. HERALD. 12-21-1t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
EnR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-LOT ON NORTH MAEENGg.
sIs5 house and fine large lot on South Hul
son Cau Home phone 1855 or Main $685.
p4shdena, for further Information
l2-gi-22- -25-2i-il
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES. Dec.

Los ANGELES. Dec. q, 1910.
Time. BaFom. Ther. Hum WindIvlo. Weather.
: p p. m. M s@i2 35H s. s. SR ) Clear Clear.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

SAVE MONEY. YOUR ADVT. THREE
times for the price OF two. seven timeA
FOR the price Of Avs prepaid. u'i'te
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
FORECAST

Highest temperature, 60.
Lowest temperature, 43.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
WANTED-To Purchase Real Estate

WANTED SCHOOL LANDS: SEND FULL
particulars as to location and terms. Ad-
dres DIR. EVANS. 312 E st., San Bernardino.
12-lI-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-21
SANITARIUMS S
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

SUCCESS SHORTHAND INSTITUTE
Worlds Record System 327-37 II. w. Hen-
man Bldg. A-Ao-lL
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-14
GOODWIN SMITH

y great light went out when Gold
win Smith died. He was man of eN
ceptional brain power and forcefulneSS.
He was Il student, economist, philoso-
pher and philanthropiSt. Many of his
writings in years to come will be quot
ed as authority on politico-economic
subjects. For quarter of a century
and more he wrote seriously and con-
vincingly on the necessity of political
alliance between the United States and
Canada To his mind the merger of
the two countries was merely a mat
ter of time; and that may eventually
prove to be the case. DR.. Smith has
been referred to as the last of the
great agnoStics." AS matter Of fact
he seemed to pay rather less attention
to religion than to some of the other
problems to which he gave thought
He was not infidel, but said he
didn't know and let it go at that
depending on morality for the ultimate
result. He seemed to think highly of
the Confucian tenet that one should do
good because it is good, without hope
of reward or fear of punishment. He
combated no religion, but chose to be
left free to believe as he pleased.-Sa-
vannah News.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-14
INSTANTANEOUS DEATH
Conway Zimmerman Probably Never
Knew What Killed Him

Jacksonville Metropolis. 13th)
lightning claimed E. c. Zimmerman
las victim last Saturday afternoon.
Zimmerman being instantly killed
while at Pablo Beach. where the TRACE
.dy occurred. Sustaining serious in
juries by being knocked unconscious
was his companion. 4. Z. Milan, anu
Samuel Gray. the other member of the
party, was stunned for several SECONDS
Going over 10 the beach 70 enjoy
their Saturday half holiday. the three
rnen had rrepared to go in bathing. and
5urin-- the wind storm and rain were
on rhe beach. There was a flash of
lightning and The three men We're pros
|trated on the sands, one having passed
TO the great beyond, while the other
two lay stunned and unconscious.
The tragedy occurred shortly after
O'clock in front of the bathing pa
wilton, which is conducted in connec-
ton with the Ocean View Hotel, after
the three men had finished with their
dip in the ocean and We're running
|along the beach.
SO seriously was Milan stunned that
ii required two hours of hard work TO
bring him back to consciousness DR..
Todd. of Atlanta. being fortunately at
the beach. rendered every aid and help
possible. Everything that could be was
done for Zimmerman, but il was in
vain, death having evidently been in
Simultaneous and probably as he sank
10 the ground he was dead before his
body lay PROSTATE. DrS. Manning and
Pittman were summoned and hurried to
to the aid of the membe of the unfor-
tunate party. bringing Milan finally to
consciousness and pronouncing him to
be out of danger. Young Gray was
stunned, but did not lose consciousness.
Mr. Zimmerman until recently resid
ed with his parents, two sisters and
brother his former home Floral City,
and only came TO Jacksonville short
while ago and accepted position with
least gloom over those who were at
the beach. quite a number of visitors
there having been eye-witnesses TO the
Itra gedy.
When Mr.. Archer, of Virginia. a guest
lat the Ocean View Hotel reached the
three men he found Gray recovering,
while Milan was family breathing, and
Zimmerman lay cold in death. II was
found that Zimmerman had worn his
bathroom brass check attached to his
bathing suit, and it was right on his
chest. The lightning fash had struck.
the spot Of metal and the flesh was
burned all around the place where the
bit Of brass had reached. BESIDES being
badly burned on his chest. his elbow
lalsO was severely burned.