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HIS NEW YORK TURN DOWN
WILL NOT PREVENT sUc.
CESS LATER.
GRISC0M CHALLENGES
NOTIFIES "oLD GUARD" RoosE.
vELT's NAME WILL BE
PREsENTEp.

New York.-A formal challenge
to that faction OF the Republican
party Of New York state which
sncompassed. the defeat Of former
President Roosevelt when the lat
ter's name was presented to the
state committee for temporary chair
man Of the state convention, was
issued Tuesday by Lloyd G. Girls
com, chairman of the New York
county committee. c'T 7ll
Mr. Griscom was in conference dur
ing the better part of the day with
several state leaders. After carefully
considering the situation the confer
ees reached the conclusion that they
could depend on at least $50 of the
1915 delegates. and issued q formal
statement to the effect that they
would not only present Mr.. Roose-
velt's name for temporary chairman
Of the convention-but do their ut
most to have a direct nomination
plank inserted in the platform. The
def to the Old Guard leaders. for
which Messrs Grfscom, Greiner and
Kracke stood sponsors, was as fol-
lows:
"Mr Greiner. Mr.. Kracke and Mr..
Griscom all agree that Mr.. Roose-
velt's name shall be presented to the
coming state convention as a candi-
date for temporary chairman and that
they will use their best endeavors to
have included in the party platform =
direct nomination plank"
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Legislators sim DIIIy.oaIIyIne.

Denver.-Owing to the presence in
the city Of Col. Roosevelt and the
stockmen, the Senate is in state of
suspended animation. The House bill.
providing for the initiative and refer
cndum. a. practiced in Oregon. was
under consideration for a short time
Monday afternoon by the COMMITTEES OF
the whole. Senator Scott has intro
duced 4 bill to abolish the giving OF
railroad passes. BY the provisions OF
the bill it is made misdemeanor to
The new era., 1910-09-08
suing Newspa per for Libel.

Montrose. Colo.-Papers were pre-
pared Tuesday In the suit Of Davis
Cairns against H. n. Lake, editor Of
the Gunnison News Champion. for IL
bel, and asking damages Of $4,000.
Cairns conducts a saloon at Sapinero
and about three months ago Lake pub
lished in his newspaper an item say
ing Cairns had been arrested for boot
logging In Montrose. Cairns denies
this and the case will come up for
trial at the next term OF District
Court at Gunnison. M
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Minor Mention.


The State Normal at Greeley opens
Sept. 13.
A $4,000 elevator has Just been fin
ished at Ramah.
The Fort Collins band won first
prize at the Elks convention.
At Montrose the Socialists have
nominated . county ticket.
Denver will try to secure next years
national convention of gas men.
Greeley public schools open with a
larger enrolment than ever before.
Sheriff Nisbet of Denver has been
reelected president of the Colorado
Sheriffs' Association.
Boulder allows the Elks to depart
only to take on the K. of P. state
meeting for the rest Of the week.
Union printers picnic, with program
of music and speeches, at the Home in
Colorado Springs. Sunday. Sept 4th.
The Holly Sugar Company will offer
special premiums for the best exhibits
of sugar beets at the Pueblo State
Fair.
Reports of seventy.five and eighty
five bushels of wheat to the acre con-
tinue to come in from northern Colo
RADIO.
Over 100000 trout fry have been
supplied by the fish hatchery at
Creede for stocking streams in New
Mexico.
The threshing that has been done in
Lake View neighborhood shows the
grain to be fine and the yield above
the average.
The Woman's Club Of Denver have
appointed a special committee to
search out the blind with the object Of
instructing them.
The contract for moving 100000 Gu
the Pueblo & Rocky Ford Irrigation
Company has been let
At Pueblo the Republicans have set
Saturday. Sept. II. for the county con-
vention. Primaries previous Thursday.
Made up of 4S5 delegates.
Herman Hecht picked an Elberta
peach from his Vineland orchard near
Palisade that measured II inches in
circumference and weighed 13 ounces.
The Colorado Rifle Team comes
home from the annual shoot at Camp
Perry. Ohio. with thirty gold. bronze
and silver medals and $500 in cash
prizes.
The Camfield Development Com
pany Of Greeley is to build many res
ervoirs In New Mexico and old Span
ish grants embracing thousands Of
acres are to be cut up and sold when
irrigated.
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Pipe Gives Cadet Typhoid.

Midshipman Smith, who was strick-
On with typhoid fever on the Indiana
at Plymouth, England. contracted the
disease, 1t IL said, from smoking =
briar used nearly a year ago by his
roommate at Annapolis who had bad
case of typhoid. This theory is taken
as proof that concentrated nicotine
cannot destroy a typhoid germ. The
medical department of the navy will
examine into the theory with the re-
suit that midshipmen of the future
may confine themselves to their own
pipes.
The new era., 1910-09-08
sweet p'tatoes and Peanuts.

Montrose.- Western slope will
have soon q new crop to add to its list
of wealth producing products. A sue
cessful experiment has been made
near Hotchkiss to cultivate peanuts.
N. B. Gould Of New York has been
conducting experiments and 30 satis-
factory have been the results that he
has purchased $50 acres of land to de-
vote to the cultivation of peanuts and
sweet potatoes next season.
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Roosevelt Dedicate. o..aw.tomle.

Roosevelt pedIcates ossawatomte.
Pueblo = Journeying through the
heart Of Colorado from Denver to Pu-
ebio. and thence down the Arkansas
river into Kansas, Col. Theodore
Roosevelt made one set speech in lay
ing the cornerstone Of the new Pu-
ebio Y. M. G. A. building.
He made many brief talks from the
rear platform and in most Of them
urged the people to unite in giving .
square deal to all and in making .
good country better.
His reception was most enthusiastic
At every place and he gave every evil
dence of keen enjoyment Of the days
experiences.
Thursday he dedicated the John
Brown battlefield at Ossawatomie to
Kansas as state park. s,a
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Even Nature Smiled.

Denver-Roosevels Day was all that
could be desired. The weather was
perfect.
A parade, chuck-wagon lunch given
by the Press Club ut Overland Park.
address by the Colonel at the Auditor
ium, a talk to the state Legislature
and banquet at El Jebel Temple under
the auspices of the Live Stock Associ-
alton were the features.
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coMInG EVENTS IN CoLoRADo.

COMING EVENTS In COLORADO.
Aug. 30-sept. 2-Arkansas Valley fair
Sept. -i@Pumpkin Pie Day at Long
mont. s-si-
Sept. 6-Labor Day celebrations at
Boulder Canon City. Montrose. Ridg-
Sept. s-s-Prohibition state convention
at At Denyer; ,.
Sept. 7-e-Hotchkiss fair at Hotchkiss.
Sept. 7-10-Bent county fair at Las An
Sept. l3-l4-Dslta county fair at Delta.
Sept. 14-1S-Otsro county farm festival
Sept. 14-is-Trsmont county fair at
Canon City Ttf
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National, Holmes. campms citing.

Evans.-With members present
from every quarter of the United
States the National Holiness associa-
ton opened its first sessions Of pro-
tracted camp meeting here Friday
night. The big assembly tent was
filled to the doors. A noticeable fea-
ture Of the gathering was the fact that
the old oil lamp and pine knots have
given way to the brilliant glare of arc
lights.
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aE.eRAL.

In st. Paul. Ina Tinder of Denver is
suing George Alonzo Abbott for $50 1000
heart balm in a breach Of promise case.
In New York, Frank Algier. Jr, Is
years old. son Of hotel proprietor in
Ridgewood. rushed into the room
where his family was at dinner and
shot his father twice. inflicting wounds
that probably will prove fatal.
The new era., 1910-09-08
WARRINGTON.

]. H. Miner of Phillipstown, Mass,
assistant engineer in charge of work
on the Gunnison tunnel, Uncompahgre
valley irrigation project. Colorado, has
been appointed head engineer OF the
Grand valley project in that state, to
succeed E. e. Sands. who recently re-
signed.
The new era., 1910-09-08
Good Crops.

Montrose.-1. N. Pepper has har-
vested . portion of his immense acre
age Of potatoes, and had yield o.
1915 an acre net. Pepper has eighty
acres Of onions just ready to pull,
which he says will make carload to
the acre. Other farmers report crops
equally as good.
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600 Cars from PaIIsade.

Palisade.-Palisade has shipped
about 700 cars of peaches. 1t Is esti-
mated that total of 900 cars will be
sent out. The heaviest shipments of
peaches for any single day were on
August "a, when sixty-five cars went
out. Nothing like 1t was ever known
in Colorado, and no section of its size
in the world could duplicate 1t.
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Potatoes UnInJured BY Frosts.

Greeley. Colo.-Potato vines which
were frosted badly last Wednesday
night are putting out new leaves and
it is generally believed that the vines
will fully revive and that II frost
holds off until Sept. 20 there will be
no loss to the crops because of the
frost
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Miss EIktns and the Duke,

Turin.-It is asserted ON what is re-
garded as excellent authority that the
marriage Of the Duca Degli Abrusxi
and Miss Katherine Elkins will take
place early next year. Senator Elkins
and his family. 1t is declared. will be
received by King Victor EmanuAl
and Queen Helena at the end Of next
month.
The new era., 1910-09-08
InfantI,s p.raiysI. Very o.nssrou

"Infantile paralysis is
contagious, dangerous. hard to cure;
in fact, worse than smallpox. and
should be reported as soon as found
and isolated as soon as reported" Is
the opinion of DIR. Lucian Stark of Ne
braska, reputed to be one Of the best
known authorities on infantile paraly-
sis In the United States.
The new era., 1910-09-08
How Lightning spIIts Trees.

V10W 6I0USIT"1O SPHso 1TVSS'
Lightning makes trees explode. like
overcharged boilers. The flame of the
lightning does not burn them up. nor
does the electric fash split them like
an az. The bolt flows through into all
the damp interstices Of the trunk and
into the hollows under its bark. All
the moisture at once Is turned into
steam, which by its immediate explo-
sion rips open the tree. For centuries
this simple theory puzzled scientists.
but they have got 1t right at last.
The new era., 1910-09-08

issue free railroad transportation. The
bill was made the butt of many jokes.
After 1t was read by title it was re-
ferred to the committee on corpora
tions and railroads.
The new era., 1910-09-08
win Be FIshermsn's ParadIs

Canon City-Through the efforts of
the Fremont County sportsmen Asso-
citation 1000 trout fry have been re-
Il ased in Middle creek. all of which
were in good condition upon their ar
rival, notwithstanding the hard trip.
There were also 10000 placed in Bea-
YER creek, in which there were $4,000
liberated q few months ago.
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Large callforsI. Inheritanes Ta

Large caiIferata Inheritance Tax.
Los Angeles-Judge Riyes Of the
Probate Court has ordered the estate
Of e. J. (Lucky) Baldwin to pay the
state $4,000 Inheritance tax imme.
diately. So far as known this Is the
largest amount ever assessed against
The heirs of an estate In California
The new era., 1910-09-08
Workers Endorse candldatss.

Pueblo.-Four candidates for nomi-
nation at the coming Democratic
primaries were Saturday endorsed by
the Workingmen's Economic League.
The new era., 1910-09-08

The wItehlns Hour.
Claire-Jack told me he wanted to
soe you the worst possible way.
Ethyl-And what did you say!
Claire-I told him to come to break
fast some morning.
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X. Of p. session Opens.

Boulder. Colo.-The three day con-
vention of the grand lodge. X. Of p.
opened Tuesday morning with . par
ade Of about 800 of the uniform rank.
The new era., 1910-09-08
Human Nature.

Human Nature.
"A fool and his money are soon
parted"
"Yes. but you never call him
fool till tho money IL gone.'-Clevs-
land Leader.
The new era., 1910-09-08

Lady, can youse give me little
gasoline?"
Fer the lands sake! You don't
drink gasoline. do you?"
"No. lady. I wants ter clean me
gloves wit it."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
MEETS AT PHOENIX
MOST OF THE CASES ARISE
FROM VIOLATION OF THE
LIQUOR LAW

PHOENIX, May ITO consider
for the most part only cases aris-
ing out of the sale of l.quor to In
dians. the April Federal grand jury
began its deliberations shortly be-
fore noon today after Judge Edward
Kent had appointed Barry NJ. Gold
water foreman and instructed the
jury as TO their duties and powers
Among the csefenddnts against
whom indictments may be brought
FOR the sale Of liquor to Indians are
the following: Jose Anton, A OchO
A. Guardarama, Frank Lee. C. Lima
Juan Jose, Sam Werrick and Harry
Azul.
The members Of the jury are the
following: Foreman b. NJ Goldwater,
c. II. Lutgerd'ng, Lincoln Fowler,
c. ". Alexander. ". s. Stinnet II.
II Creighton. Columbus Stewart. Eli
jah Allen, George A. Mintz. W. r.
Blackmer. Clinton Lauver. ]. F. Ap-
pleby. Robert Graham. Charles VI.
Hoffma1 and Robert w Jackson.
United States Attorney ]. E. Nor
risou and Assistant J. c. Forest and
Deputy United States Marshal Ber-
nard Anderson are attending the ses-
sion for the government
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14
ELEVATOR CRUsHES 10 DEATH
OLD RESIDENT OF PRESCOTT

that purpose. and underneath Che
platform. He evidently was absorbed
a his labor, and the cord that opens
the elevator valve was for the moment
released from his hand and the ell
elevator shot up quickly, catching his
head underneath and crushing il
against the beam above.
His entire head showed the effects
OF the fearful crushing ii received
and he never regained consciousness.
He passed away inside of one-half
hour after he was found. There were
no eye-witnesses TO the accident ex-
cept a small boy. and he was power
less to afford the mal any assistance
or to warn him of the danger. so
quickly did the elevator ascend.
The deceased was a man uniyer-
sally liked and known TO many in
the city He combined an indus
trious disposition with an honest
heart, and through these admirable
traits he was known TO all. He had
been a resident OF this section for
over thirty years. and followed pur-
suits in many lines TO make a living.
He was about 65 years Of age Wheth
er he has relatives living could not
be learned.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14
GAMBLERS REFUSE
TO PLEAD GUILTY

GLOBE May 1S.-Although no def
mite plan of campaign has been an
nounced by the various city officials
and other who were indicted on
charges of dereliction of duty and vio-
lation Of the territorial anti-gambling
laws. a general impression was prev
alsnt last night that at least the ma
jorty of the cases would be fought
out n court.
Attorney f C. Jacobs has beenre-
tanned by a number OF the defendants
and Norman j. johnson by others 10
represent them when the cases come
before the district court this morn
ing. All of the defendants are sehed-
uled to enter their pleas at $3.50 and
Il is more than likely that no pleas
Of guilty viii be entered.
Already ten arrests have been made
as the result of the investigation OF
against a number OF the defendants.
II all of these cases are contested.
and are tried before juries as viii APP
parently be the case. it is probable
that several weeks will be occupied
in the disposition Of these cases
In addition to indictments which
have been returned against City Mar
shal r. NJ. Anderson. Deputies W A.
Anderson and r J Edwards, Deputy
Sheriff J. NJ. Swearingen. George r.
Brown. Herbert Fox ans 56hn n. Fitz-
patrick all Of whom are now on bail.
Indictments were found against Clar-
enceKnight. James Stivers. L. f Pc
ters. William Owens James Goad and
Tom Cole
None Of the latter defendants have
been arrested and it was generally re
ported last night that they had left
the country, either on suspicion that
indictments would be returned
against them or after having had ac-
tual knowledge that they had been in
dicted
II is understood that the actual
plans Of the defendants will not be
formulated until this morning ana
that proceedings On thir behalf in
court will be in accordance with these
plans.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14
MAKING FIRST YEAR
PROOF OF ENTRY
IMPROVEMENTS BETWEEN ToL.
Tee AND CASA eRANpE ARE
GIVEN IN AFFIDAvITs


TUCSON. May 1S.-About fifteen
settlers on land under the Santa Cruz
Land and Reservoir company's pro
iect between Toltec and Casa Grande
are making their first year OF home
stead eatry as required by law, and
have been in Tucson since Monday
for that purpose. These fifteen rep
resent an aggregate acreage of 4.SOo
acres. all of which they believe. viii
be under cultivation before many
months.
| Most OF the homesteaders have
been working at least part of their
time upon the reservoir project, but
they have also expended cons 'derable
time. money and effort upon the rec
lamation of their land from the des-
ert. The proofs state that all have
spent in money and labor upon their
land between 1920 and $500.
This sum seems larger when the
fact is taken into consideration
that only expenses directly incurred
in reclamation are taken into account
in accepting proof. such as leyeling,
fencing. making bitches, and the first
plowing. Houses. windmills for do
nestle purposes, and other creation
which make for personal comfort and
convenience but do not apply to the
reclamation OF the desert. are not
! allowable expenses.
The settlers are preparing theil
land for cultivation with the expee
tation Of being able to get store'
water from the reservoir this fall anC
! winter.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14

the ship been held iOwn with $50
IONS of something before leaving
Guaymas. for arer taking ON the car
so Of salt We cnio.sl tho fciGaii der
OF the trip"
AT Mszatlan NC ~r're ag~f estly
surprised to zee 50 many familiar
faces. We arrived shortly before the
big carnival took place and stayed
a few days. after it was over. Pub
lie entertainment galore was prOvid-
ed at the plazas for ali day and even
ing Of the three days celebration.
In the evening grand balls were held
for the three classes OF people.
The swell functions. fun dress
bales, were held at the Casino. and
we're invitation affairs. Cards were
sent US by Drs. Obsegon and Bailey,
so we were well provided
We devoted the three carnival
days almost entirely 10 amusenleE-
and had loads of fun
we had no intention of going fnr-
ther south. but we're induced 70 go
TO Acaponeta on some special cases.
We found Americans galore look.
ing for investment in Mexican ranch
lands. Agents and buyers seemed
buster than the proyerbial cranberry
merchant
we went TO everything in the
amusement line, circuses, moving pic.
lures. theater tall Spanish) even
went TO the bull fight given for the
benefit Of the carnival fund. but
had to leave at the beginning
"The Clausen Paseo drive is the
grandest view imaginable. The bay
is beautiful. showing the groves OF
palms on one side and the immense
rugged shores on the other in among
the rock of which are cemented seats
where people may be found at al
most any hour enjoying the magnif
icent view
In Cuhacan. our next stop. we
were very comfortably located at the
Hotel Rosalss. having very com
Portable suite OF rooms which had
just been recently renovated. Here
our friends were especially attentive
to Us. though after carnival it IS
usually a dull season. I was taken
for drives frequently and was honored
by several little affairs given during
the few weeks of our stay"
cone that l especially enjoyed was
little dance given at the 4Torra
de Aqua" in a little out door pavil
ion. in the orchard. The pavilion
was bough covered with brick floors
open on all sides-seats Of benches
all the way round. Ice cream cakes
cones and other refreshments were
served in true picnic fashion.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14
DYNAMITE CASE
NOW BEFORE COURT
TUCSON NEGRO ACCUSED or
wRALEN OUTRAGE rs HAVING
HIS TRIAL

TUCSON May fS.-At II O'Clock to
day Bearge w. Bragg. 3 negro barber
was placed on trial in the distriee
court charged with dynamiting the
residence of w. II. Whalen. superin-
tendent of the Southern Pacific COM
pany at Tucson at / O'Clock on the
morning of June 10, 1909.
Mr.. Whalen was living at the cor
ner OF Congress street. and Fifth
avenue at the time in house belong
ing TO the company, which had been
used as a residence by the superinten
dent at Tucson for many years. Mr..
and Mrs. Whalen were sleeping in
the cupalo on the roof on the night
in question. About ] O'Clock the
whole neighborhood was awakened by
a terrible explosion which almost
wrecked the WhaIen residence. Mr.
and Mrs. Whalen had a narrow IS
cape. being rescued by ladders.
The officers Were bafled, for a
time. two former employees being al
and later Bragg was taken into Gus
tody on information furnished b!
c. S Phillips Z. W. Walker and 9th
ers.
He was indicted on the charge O
assault to commit mrder by the grant
jury at the October term, but the cas-
was dismissed aad new charg
brought the same day. Bragg wa
again indicted by the last grand jury
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14

after an investigation, reported that
the reservoir proposition was not
feasible, the railroad officials have
good reason 10 believe that in the
course of time their right of way
will be secured.
However, several other similar cases
have been decided by the interior de-
partment in the southwest recently,
and in each occasion. although the
railroad was granted the right Of
any Time the government wished to
way. it was with the proviso that at
utilize the country for reservoir pur-
poses the railroad company should
remove the tracks that had been
laid.
The Southern Pacific officials in
Tucson feel reasonably certain that
their right OF way will be granted.
Bat. as in the other cases. that they
remove the tracks if the government
ever wishes 10 use the Box canyon
country for reservoir purposes.
Feeling as they do. they think they
might as well begin construction
work now as three or four months
later. as they will have to remove
the tracks anyway if the government
wishes them TO do so.
The road viii be built to san Car
los, where the line OF the Globe
branch viii be tapped It is not
lnowr how long Il will take TO COM
ulete tbs stretch Of road, but. accord.
lug 10 the statement made to Creigh-
ton in Tucson. the work win he be
gun Immediately and rushed 70 com
plet-o1
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14
BOX CANYON WORK
STARTED At ONCE
CONTRACTOR ORDERED TO PUSH
EXTENSION OF THE ARIZONA
EASTERN ROAD.

PHOENIX. May 12.-According TO
Ned Creighton, who has Just returned
from the Cinco de Mayo celebration.
the statement was made in Tucson
b a representative of the Southern
Pacific. that Ed Shattuck. who mas
the contract for the coustruction of
the line Of the Arizona-E Eastern from
Christmas 10 Sal Carlos. has received
orders TO commence work on the ex-
tension through the Box canyon i'm
mediately.
A contest is now on before Secre-
tary Ballinger between the railroad
and the Sigh interests for the Box
canyon. the railroad desiring a right
Of way and tie other parties being
desirous Of using that section for a
reservoir site. Inasmuch however,
as the government engineers have
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-14

PRESCOTT. May l5.--one of the
most shocking deaths that ever oc-
Cured in the city was an unaecount-
able accident that overlook George
Wialker yesterday evening in the shaft
Of the elevator of Richard Bros mer-
camille house of this city. when his
head and face were crushed at sew
eral places.
The manner in which this eXen-
plary man met his death is not known
as to Che full details. except that his
skull WAS crushed by the sudden and
violent contact that followed whel
his head was wedged between the
floor of the elevator and the heavy
beam that was fastened to the floor
of the room
He had been employed all afternoon
repairing a leak in the big pipe that
supplies the pressure form the city
water main. and il would appear that
he had completed his work.
Getting aboard the platform he was
rising TO the top and from the nature
Of the wounds on his face and head
the suppOsition is that he was lying
flat on the platform to see if the leak
stopped. inclining his head over for