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PerilOus Situation in a Box Cal
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
GREEN RIVER. Sept. 2o.-On last Fri
day afternoon c. T. Bowen and wife and
Mr. cor1s f More Tsneb On Nev the dTSlo sa1
Rafael river for an outing. When ar
riving they. with Mr.. Morris. decided TO
go up the river several miles and take
a boat along. Bowen and Morris wanted
to float down the river from Mexican
bend through a box canyon, where no
man has ever gone through. Shortly
after leaving, cloudburst from the other
side OF the range swelled the river seven
feet and the boys were in canyon
where they could not. land and were
swept away by the roaring waters, They
Morris was pulled under the water. When
he came up he grabbed onto a rock, while
Bowen had caught onto another. and
they soon saw they were In a bad fix.
of their clothes and threw them away.
Morris caught pole In the driftwood
ard Bowen swan TO him and Mr. Morris
being the strongest decided to put Bowen
on the end of the pole and boost him up
about twenty feet on the precipice where
IL he could get out he could give the
alarm, Bowen had to climb 1000 feet
straight upward and If he slipped It
meant sure death 10 him. With his fin
ger and toe nails bleeding he succeeded
In getting out. He then had 10 go two
there he rode twenty-five miles TO some
ranchers 10 give the alarm, arriving there
at 10 o'clock that night. With Toml!n-
ston and Cottrell and 1000 feet Of rope
the boys made haste. while Bowen went
on TO get more help. The rescuers
rived at the scene in the morning. Nor
ris was still hanging 20 the rock he had
held on to for ten hours. When the boys
had lowered him the rope. which in order
10 reach he had to swim about seventy
FIVE yards, he tied II around his body and
the boys pulled him up. When ne was
safely landed on top his nerve gave way
and il was some hours before he could
be taken home.
Upon learning of the accident here, ex-
element prevailed and a searching party,
headed by T. S. Turner. with horses and
rope, left for the place and met the res
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ADDRESS MEMBERS
OF B 'IVA| BIRTH
Officers Of Grand Lodge Meet
the Fraternity in Salt
Lake City.

Isaac SWEET of Portland, Ore, grand
president, and J. A. Schiller of Spokane,
Wash, grand orator, officers of district
No. of the order of B mai Birth. de,
livered interesting addresses at the
B mai Birth temple Tuesday night. Dis
trict No, 1 is composed of all the states
west of the Rocky mountains, including
British Columbia There was large
attendance at the meeting in the temple.
Mr., SWEET, In his address, outlined
the purposes Of the order. stating that
the work was constructive to make the
Jews stronger socially and in every
way. The order also was devoted to
the amelloration of the distressful con
dition of the Jews in Russia, Roumania
and Galatia. and also TO eXtermnate the
anti.Semetic feeling in all other coun-
tries.
Mr.. Schiller directed his remarks gen.
orally to Jews becoming Americans 10
bringing themselves into public life and
by their conduct in honesty and upright
ness to make themselves in its truest
sense "a credit to citizenship in this
country.
At $50 tonight the new B mai Birth
building will be dedicated. The exer
cises will be followed by refreshments
and dancing.
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GIN USED AS ME DIClNE
When Properly Used, Makes Fine
Remedy for Kidney, Liver
Bladder.

y Doctors agree that good, pure gin,
when properly combined with other in
gradients, makes the best kind of
medicine for kidneys, liver and blad-
der. The prescription used most is here
given. Mix six ounces good pure gin
with one-half ounce fluid extract
buchu, then add one-half ounce murax
compound Shake these together thor
oughly and take one to two teaspoon
fuls of the mixture three times day
after each meal. This home made rem
edy has cured many bad cases of kid
ney and bladder trouble and will pre-
vent serious disease, such as Bright s
disease, chronic rheumatism or dia
betes. The ingredients for this for
mula can be had at any we'll stocked
drug store. Be sure 10 get the Murax
compound in sealed package with vel.
low wrapper as the genuine is not put
up any other way
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CALL FOR AMERICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION

The county convention OF the American 2
party of Salt Lake county. Utah; ano
called to meet at the Colonial theater In
Salt Lake City on Saturday, septeunbe
"a. 1910. The county copvention WILL con-
vene at 10 o'clock a. m. and the pre-.
r!nct conventions at IL o'clock q m, on
the above named date.
nomination a complete county ticket TO
be voted for at the general election to be
held on Tuesday, the sth day OF NO
vemoer. 1910; Candidates sill be pre- pre-
missioner for the term c. tour years;
commissioner, for the term OF two years
clerk, sheriff, treasurer attorney, re-
corder. assessor, auditor, surveyor, three
state senators and ten state representa-
1ives. The convention VIII also name a
county committee OF sixteen members to
tro:n each municipal ward OF Salt Lake
City and six members from the county
districts outside OF Salt Lake City. 1t
VIII transact such other business as the
law directs and as the party organiza- :
ton may require.
The precinct conventions will place In
nomination candidates for the offices OF
JcsIice OF the peace and constable,
Inc primaries for the election nf dele
gates 20 the conventions named In this
ssall will be held in the several voting
cay evening; September 81. 1910. at s
o'clock,
The perfecting OF the district organiza-
Llons and the election OF delegates, as
oerein provided. will constitute the bust
ness of the district primaries
The delegates chosen for the county
convention Will represent their respective
o'sIricts In the precinct conventions
Inc OASIS OF representation In the couu-
ty convention shall be one delegate for
ehch eighteen votes. or major fraction
mercer. cast for the Honorable z. B.
Crteh!ow as candidate for the office OF
Lne year 1908, provided. that each voting
district shall be entitled TO choose al
least one delegate
The apportionment OF delegates under
tnis call Is as follows;
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MANUFACTURERS WHO
HAVE BEEN GIVEN SPACE

Frank j. Hewlett, supervisor OF the
Manufacturers Utah State Fair associa-
tlon. announces that the following eX-
hibits have already been allotted space:
Utah Sugar Co., Ogden Packing Co.
Western Macaroni Co. College Pure Food
Co, Mcdonald Cholocate Co. Superior
Baking Co. Hewlett Bros Co, Kelley Ice
Cream Co. Fluff Rug Co, Utah Billpost-
ing Co, u. c. NJ. L., Salt Lake Knitting
Works Utah Canning Co, Utah Casket
Co, Meredith Trunk Co, Salt Lake Hard
ware Co. Lubra Oils Co, Yankee Clean
ser Co. Braach Sewing Co.. Fowler &
Smith Utah Glazed Cement Pipe Co.,
Utah Electric Co. Union Mfg. and Pack
ing Co. Z. V. Fohlin, Imperial Candy Co.
Irvine Chemical CO., Hewlett Can CO.,
Salt Lake Mattress Co. Art Metal and
Chandelier Co,
Applications are coming in fast and il
may be impossible to AL them all
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POLLING PLACES FOR
AMERICAN PRIMARIES

District No. 35--Residence OF g. A.
Patterson II Almond street.
District No. 36-Residence OF T. A. Aer-
niger, rear 444 North Third West.
District No, 37-Ressdence OF W. "A
Holman. 1892 West Second North.
District No. 3S-ResideDce OF Frank
Keen. 82l North Third West
District No. 3e-Residence OF j. l.. Jen-
sen. Tenth North and Tenth West
District No. 4o-Residence OF Ben John
son, 244 Center street
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD,
District No. 4l-Residence OF A M
Spooner. 10 Second avenue.
District No. 42-Brieham street pnar-
District No 4S-Residence OF John AK
ton 4T3 Seventh avenue
District No. i4-Dayid keithe garage
500 East South Temple.
District No. 45-FIre station NO !,
street between Fourth and Fifth avenues
District No 46-Residence OF j.
Weber l49 P street
District No. 47-Mounteer's store. Iols
Second avenue.
FIFTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
District No. 4S-Resldence OF G. w
Wey. 1863 South Eleventh East,
District No. 49-Residerce OF Jennie
Davidson, 252 South Ninth East:
District No. 50-Residence OF z. O.
District No. 5t-Calvary church, 472
East Second South.
District No. SCI. NJ. Mays drug store
Second South and Third East.
District No. 53-Police court room, East
First South,
District No. 5a-Tribune business office
Main street
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thu
r1ent OF the tax levied BY es
Gil OF Salt Lake City. Uteh, y
passed September l2in, rlt
property abutting upon ~
block IA. !. and II 10 2.. lse,,
las Place subdivision. ol@.
/. ,. o and 8. block 2S: ). III
Is. plat B. for the purpo.s q
ing cement sidewalks uoon "
of Twelfth East street ~
South and Sixth Souln w.
south side of Fifth South W !.
Ninth East and Tenth sN
on both sides OF Sixth sou,
tween Ninth East sno
streets. In sidewalk dls'rles
%. is completed. .;,,,,l
That the board OF equ5lua
view appointed by me Nv !, ~
that purpose. Will meet AZ a.
the city recorder room -
County building. on Monan
o6th. 1910, and contlnus ,a,s "
Friday. September 3otn; iN%
hours of $50 and 4.5e ~.
near and consider az! y
make correction OF any ~
board may deem unequa. M
That during saic un',
hours of Q a. m. ana ,ngs,is}|
will be open to public a.y ns ~
office of the city rseo'dss11ii 81, d
and County bu!!dins'
Utah. r,v On.
BY order OF the CNIn
18th, lsiV' cin
Sidewalk extension NJ
Fourth partial esIlmaD
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Following is a complete list OF places
where the American party primaries Will
be held in each district in tho city
Wednesday evening.
FIRST MUNICIPAL WARD.
District No l-store room corner OF
F9yEth East and Eeve6th sou5s sJreet5
Southers, 1879 South Ninth East.
District No. S1-Store room at l59o
South @f,Iids Eisvsnth Fast s;6onca street ., NJ
Mathews. 1857 Lake street.
District No. Fire station No, on
Ninth South between Tenth and Eleventh
District No 5-Residence OF Mrs. K.
NJ, Willett. Bellevue place
District No. 6-Residence OF w, w. But
ler. 1870 South Fifth East.
District No, 7-Residence OF A. H. Lit
tie. 724 South Fourth East.
District No. s-Resdence OF A. j. Char
on, 2lS East Seventh South.
District No 9-Room @ basement OF
city and county building,
District No l0-Residence OF William
Shovel, 45o South Third East
District No. l1-Residence of John Shea.
2os East Third South,
District No. 12-Residence OF j. q. Os-
born 500 East Fourth South.
District No. 13-Ebert's box factory
rear 444 South Seventh East.
District 10 ls.RsSidsnsse s;iaS sevtS OF L.
District No l5-Residence of e. A.
Walton. 439 South Eleventh East.
SECOND MUNICIPAL WARD.
District No l6--Resldence OF l. j, Star
buck. 901 South Second West.
District No. 17-Residcnce OF AL NC
Quarry, 62 Aberdeen street.
District No. 1s-Burlington chapel, cor
ner Indiana avenue and Navajo street
District No l9-Residence OF w. j Nc
Lqyehlin; 4es West siyth south co
ell 60 West Eighth South,
District No 2l--Resdence OF Nellie
O'Connell. 153 West Fifth South.
District No 12-Residence OF T. 4.
Christensen 265 West Fifth South.
District No. 23-Residence OF j. W.
Sullivan. z56 South Ninth West
District No 2i-Residence Of j. M.
Wood 22i South Second West
District No. 25-Restaurant at II Post
office place.
District No. 2s-American headquarters.
o12 D. f. Walker block.
District No 2T-Herald hotel. corner
First South and West Temple,
District No 26-Residence OF G. r,
Patterson, 322 West First South.
District No. 29-Residence OF Charles
White. TIA West Second South.
District No 50-Rio Grande chapel 1O4S
West Second South.
THIRD MUNICIPAL WARD.
District No. 31-Residence Of Mrs. NJ
T. White. las West South Temple.
District No 32-Residence OF j. 7.
Raleigh. o65 West First North.
District No. 33-Residence Of r B.
Mathews 53l West First North.
District No 34-Residence Of J. V.
Brooks. II Chicago street,
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HANNAH Casio SHAFER,
PIONEER WOMAN, CALLED

Mrs. Hannah Casio Shafer. a pioneer
resident OF this city. and widow of John
day evening at the age OF So years. She
was born in Indiana June o. 1926. and
came 70 Salt Lake City with the pioneers
In 1si9. She lived for some time at
Nauyoo, H.. before il was settled by the
Mcrmons. and an island in the Missis-
sippi river still bears her maiden name
Casio. having been named after her
family Mrs. Shafer's family established
the first nursery and fruit trees In the
upper Mississippi country.
Mrs. Shafer is survived by four sons
and two daughters. Orson w. John H.
Oliver and Frank Shafer and Mrs W. r.
Smith and Mrs. John w. Smell
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the city coun-
Gil Of Salt Lake City. Utah. by ordi-
nance passed September II. 1910. upon
the property abutting upon lots and 6,
block 40; 5. 6. and s. block A. plat
"B.' for the purpose of grading, gut
tering and curbng with cement and paw
Ing with asphalt upon the south side
Of Third South street. between Seventh
East and Ninth East streets. in paving
districts Nos. I, 81 and %. IS COM
pleted.
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city. council for
that purpose, will meet at the Office of
the city recorder. room 100 city and coun-
ty building. on Monday. September 26.
1910. and continue in session until FRI
day. September 30. 1910. between the
hours OF $50 and $50 p M. and will
hear and consider any objections and
make correction OF any tax which said
board may deem unequal and unjust
That during said time. between the
hours OF O. M, and 5 p. m. said list
will be open to public inspection at the
Office of the city recorder. room 100 city
and county building. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
By order of the city council. dated
September 10. 1910. r. S. RIVES.
City Recorder.
Paving extension No 6l
Fifth partial estimate. ~2756
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WIFE OF OFFICER
VERY GOOD GUARD
Sets Gun and Prevents Escape
of Prisoner Just in the
Nick of Time.

FREDONIA, Kan. Sept; 20.-Courag &c
on the part OF Mrs. c. H, Lopeman wife
OF Deputy Sheriff Lopeman, prevented
q jail delivery here today. Mrs. Lope-
man from her home near the jail saw
two negro prisoners climb through Gel!
window. the bars OF which had peen
sawed. She rushed into the house. got
a gun. and running towards the jail,
fred one shot The prisoner In the WIN
dow Changed his mind and crawled back.
The sound of the shot aroused nelsh-
bors. who pursued and captured the TWO
who had run away
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NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDERs
MEETING.
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
The annual meeting of the stockhold :
ers OF the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company will be held al the office OF the
company in Salt Lake City. Utah on
Wednesday. October IL, 1910. at IL
o'clock noon. for the election of fifteen
directors and the transaction of all such
other business as may legally come be-
fore the meeting. The said meeting has
been specially called 10 authorize, ap-
prove and consent to an amendment OF
article OF the articles OF Incorporation
Of the company to read substantially as
follows: Article 3. The amount OF cap
itaI stock shall be one hundred million
(Slo0. 900 .000) dollars. which shall be d.
vided into and represented by one mil
lion G.000.000) shares OF one hundred
(Sl00) dollars each"
The books for the transfer OF stock
will be closed for the purposes of the
meeting on Saturday. September "a 1910
at noon. and will be reopened on Thurs
day October l3. 1910, al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. ALEX MILLAR.
Secretary.
Dated September 20. 1910. r2s77
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of Utah.
In the matter Of William J. Lawrence.
bankrupt.-No. liiO in bankruptcy
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable John A. Marshall,
Judge OF the district court OF the
United States for the district OF Utah
William j. Lawrence. of Salt Lake City.
in the county of Salt Lake and state OF
Utah. In said district, respectfully repre-
sents that on the 18th day OF July
last past he was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the acts OF congress relating
TO bankruptcy; that he has duly surren-
dered all his property and rights OF prop
erty. and has fully compiled with all the
requirements of said acts and OF the orr
ders of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the court 10 have full dis
charge from all debts provabe against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. en-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 20th day OF September. A. D.
1910. WILLIAM J. LAWRENCE,
Bankrupt.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ,

Notice Is hereby given ~,
tax for the purpose a. 49,.
sewer has been levied ,. u
by ordinances OF tho c,,s 40
proved August 80. 1910 y.
20. 1910, respectively, az
said special tax Is ,.,t,,
following described real pre.l
Lake l City. to-wIt: In loiss ~ ~
%; !, .. 8 and I. block is.id
block u, l. .. 3. (. 8 s7.I
28; !. 2. 8 and s. block [;
block ~ all In plat - s,sI
survey abuttlng on tie nv -
seventh South stree, b.,sa..
West and Fourth West .,,..,J
west side OF Fourth West dr.,
Fifth South and Seventh ~
on both sides OF Sixth Sou,s \
tween Fourth West and ~
streets; on the south "a. \
South street between Poupts :
tifth West streets, on h ,
OF Fourth South street 4i,1
west and Fourth Wes, s,rr,|
north Side OF Fifth Sou,S ;
tween Fourth West and n
streets; and on the west "a.
west street between thin I
Fourth South streets. "a pp|
NO, 2 OF Salt Lake CITY AZ
payable in flve equal annual II
beginning September %. l;l
at the rate OF s per cent ,,
the whole amount Of said u1
computed from the date O, b,
OF the ordinance conGrmInr 3,
said tax, to- wit: Septenkt r
and interest at said rate o. !
amount Of said tax unpsn l.a
and payable with each Ini1,1
any installment or interest a
not paid on the date vie, 4
comes due. then the whole ,-Er
tax unpaid at the time sih q
and interest are due will y
and payable and will duE I
the rate OF s per cent ps, u
sale of the property as;ssp..
more OF SAID installnenls u q
which they are payable aiotn<
whole tax, may be paid ~
est at any time within hlriy
the approval OF the ortlrita
Ing the levy Of the tsI, q
more of said instsllments Is
in which they are payaMs q
tax unpaid may be paid oa q
installment Is due by paytss
thereof and interest 10 aA
All special taxes are paTt
office. room l02 city and -
Ing. Salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City. "
of September, 1910.
GIDEON 81
City Treasurer and Collects
Taxes
Sewer extension No. 80
Sixth partial estimate,
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WILL CLEAN UP WATER
SUPPLIES IN THE CANYONS

Dr. T. 3. Beatty of the state board OF
health will Immediately take steps TO
eradicate filth In Cottonwood canyon. He
is taking this action following the report
who has just come from a trip through
the canyon to Salt Lake City from
Brighton. 1t is the intention OF the
health authorities TO abate all such nuls
ances. and IL it is possible to adopt Wig
orous means and TO invoke the aid OF
the law 10 make careless persons re-
sponsible for the sanitary conditions OF
their property. A force OF men will be
at once dispatched TO the canyon TO clean
1t up. City Creek canyon also win be
visited
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.


District of Utah.
On this Goth day of September. A. D.
1910. on reading the foregoing petition. il
is ordered by the court that hearing be
had upon the same on the 10th day of
October, 4. d 1910. before said court
at Salt Lake city. In said district. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published In The Salt
Lake Tribune. newspaper printed in
said district, and that all known crcdi-
tors and other persons In interest may
appear al the said time and place and
show cause If any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And it is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed 10 them al then
place Of residence rs stated
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall. Judge OF the said district court. and
the seal thereof. a. Salt Lake City, In
said district. on the 2oth day of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1910
Attest JERROLD r. LETCHER.
(Seal OF couro Clerk
BY MARGARET p. CONNELL.
Deputy clerk ro7oo
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BLOOD TROUBLES
CONSTITUTIONAL INFECTION

Constitutional Blood Poison is the
most insidious of all diseases. II
begins in an insignificant manner,
usually the appearance of tiny sore
being the only outward evidence Of its
presence. But down in the blood the
treacherous infection is at work, and
in short time its chain of symptoms
begin to crop out. The mouth and
throat ulcerate, skin eruptions break
out, sores and ulcers appear on the
body, the glands in the groin swell,
and sometimes the hair comes out.
Mineral medicines cannot cure Con-
stitutional Blood Poison; they only
shut the disease up in the system to
shoulder and await an opportunity of
breaking out afresh. The only pos
sible way to cure the disease is to
REMOVE the germs from the blood.
S. S. S. goes into the blood, and while
removing the infection makes the
blood pure, fresh and healthy. This
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COLORED FOLKS TO HAVE
BIG CELEBRATION THURSDAY

Emancipation celebration exercises will
be held at Liberty park tomorrow CIhurs-
dav). The exercises will begin at
o'clock There Will be speaking. singing
and music and the reading of President
Lincolns emancipation proclamation
There Will be feasting; all without cost
entire day. In addition TO the music and
platform exercises, there will be pro-
gramme OF sports and contests In this
programme are included events for old.
Young and middle aged The colored folks
promise to make their celebration a great
success.
There will be grand emancipation
ball in the evening at Federation Of Labor
hnI
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CHINESE ROYALTY TO GO
THROUGH OGDEN TODAY

Passing through Ogden Wednesday aft 81
ernoon by palatal special train will be
Prince Tsa Hsun OF China The imperial
is accompanied by a retinue of twenty
five persons and Charles NJ Schwab the
steel king. Also in the party is Com
mander Yung Kwai Of the Chinese navy
and he IS accompanied by Commander
ellis L. S. n. who represents this gov
ernment on the train. II will be
palatial special, with the finest and most
modern hotel cars and the private car
Loretta owned by Mr. Schwab. The
party IS enroute 70 PHILADELPHIA
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JURY AWARDS DAMAGES
TO WOMAN PASSENGER

The Pullman and the Oregon Eaviga-
Johanna Morrison $3.50 for putting her Off
the train at Pleasant Valley through an
error in her sleeper ticket and making
her ride eight hours on a tourist train
in August Of last year. This was the
verdict Tuesday Of jury that heard the
case in District Judge Ritchies court.
Mrs Morrison demanded $4,000 damages
She said that the tourist car into which
she was sent was crowded. filthy and
foul smelling and these things aggra-
waited her already Ill condition until she
bled a the nose and was threatened with
a stroke OF apoplexy.