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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
TAFT APPROVES LEE ORDER
Ccontlnued trom FIrst PaEe.

symbol OF the acceptance without misgiv-'
lngs. Of a complete surrender and re-
newed loyalty, should surely provoke no
opposition.
Therefore. under the existing law. am
Of the opinion that no objection can be
lawfully made to the placing In statuary
hall of staue of Robert f. Lee clothed in
the confederate Uniform"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
sln.hea ,ri,h = nnnar.

wounded with gun. or pierced by a rusty
nail. Buckiens Anica salve heals the
wound. Guaranteed 80. For sale BY
ReatOn Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

II you have anything TO sell or trade
advertise Il in The Bee Want Ad col.
umns and get quick results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

II you have anything 70 sell or trade
advertise Il In The Bee Want Ad coll
umns and set quick results
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

butter, and quite paiatable, too. as well as
easily digested.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

Another reid was made last night by. the
police on a South Ninth street house and
quantity OF beer and other liquors was con-
fiscatcd Three arrests were made, a man,
his wife and daughter The police are
working overtime to shut up the joints In
Lincoln and raids are OF frequent OCCUR
Ance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
Reported Massacre of Jews.
aprl5tm .tu,fr

B1chsTests, r unaDia, April 20,
The DinIncsizu today pripti dispatches
from Kitff stating that huodEeds Of Jews
msssscred there Yesterday by the Rue
sian pesssutry. Hundreds Of peasants
from urrtuodiug towns gathered in
Kitf, according to the dispatches, aud
invaded the sheito, where they COM
mlt,ed the most terribls atrocities.
The Jews sppesled to the governor
general for protection, but he ignored
them.
Women spd children suffered death
and iOjurY alike with the mep, the
Dimiucsizu says, and the PIozrem was
kept up until The lsgt OF the Jegs bad
either killed or had A.d the city.
The expulsion Of Jews from XII #
begsn on April % sud ~ss to have been
completed by yesterday. The work
wss supposed TO bs1e been done under
official supervision. In order to alley
public clamoT, the Russian "a horitles
announced on April "a that the expul-
sion edIct had been modified and that
most OF the Jews would be allowed to
remain. This was shown to be cross
misrepresentation.
New York, April 20 Dispatches re.
ceived today by the Jewish Daily News,
tell of the brutal expulsion yesterday
from Kieff Of 2 500 Jewish families. The
dispatches sag the Jews we're ire, d With
utmost bsrbs,ity, but do net mention
the deaths reported 10 the United Press
dispstcb.
The expulsion hogan at AZ early hr nc
this mornIcg. Mep, womsn and children
we're pulled from their beds with scsnt
time to dress we're driven to the central
police stIlion. Later In the day the
exiles we're sert out of the city In gangs,
soldiers on horseback herdiug them Ike
cattle. The'American jewish CON mittee
also received advices from the German
Jewish relief socieiy, coD6niug the Dews
dispatches. The committee Immediately
sent az appeal t. secntlry o. Sits
Knox, requesting him TO Interceeds in
babali OF Jews A sImilsr p,tetion has
been forwarded to the British Foreign
Office By the Jewish Oommuni,y OF Lon-
don and The English Foreign Office hiss
already Instructed the Euglish Amtss-
sor at g.. Fetentuvg TO sound the Cz,Ps
government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
WEDDINGS.

Al the residence at Charlottesville OF
Capt. Micajsh Woods yesterday afternoon
bis daughter, SsIlie Stuart Woods, was
married to Mr.. WilllSm james Rucker,
Of g., James, In the stfts Of Missouri
Rev. DR.. Flank Page. Of Brooklyn,
N. Y. an unc'e IF the bride, performed
the ceremony, assisted by The Rev.
Harry B. LIE, rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church, Of Charlottesville.
MIss Julia Jackson Pa!tle, eldest
dluIh Of Mr. and Mrs.. O. N. PstlIe,
was msrried to John Thomas Rsvelle, o.
Washing 10, IN Wanet TN on Monday
Mr.. g. Q. Pstie WIS the best mar
and the bride was given 10 marriage by
her father. Miss Bessie Mcintosh sp(
Miss Ohla Pst.ie attended the bride.
A very pretty home wedding soot
place last Wednesday at the residences
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Dilmon Es!ep, 81
Wildwood, when their daughter, Misi
Nellie, was msrried to Mr.. Ernest l.
Alger. Rev. II. B. S .onehsm performed
the ceremony.
Miss Nellie /. Arnett, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Aruett, OF Lou
doun county, and Mr.. o. E. Packard,
formerly OF Psrkman, Maini we're mar
ried on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

LETTERS threatening the demol ton
of the new ST.. LsdisIfuI Roman Catholic
Church 10 ) nth NOrwslE, Conn, unless
$500 Is given to the writer have filed
hs congregation with conformation.
The letters we're received by the patt)T,
Rev. Stephen F. Ohernitzky, who kept
alert sb.u them until few days ago,
when the fosl one threatened his life ne
veil. Then they we're given to the
police. The letters, written 10 excellent
English, besF no dripping dsggers or
other devices o'tsn used by secret black
msllers They are plain and business
like. The church was recently finished.
DR.. OhernizkY ssys;
They don't know noe or they would
not Try such 6 gene. Much SO ] love
ms new ctu'ch | would rslher see 1t in
ruins ,hsD give one cent for such blsAk
mfil.
The enemy OF souls is represented as
resoriiug to many tricks in order to GRIP.
pie the irflueucs.Of the ctu'ch. Ii The
evil one is st present snimaIing those be
I, lesdiog captive at his will to msk'
church buildings dangerous places Ia
which to gtther, conditions as sefious
to disciples ,xlstlrg IN the days
OF the Caesars may be ct our doors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
TELEdRAPnIc BREyITIEs.

The daring theft OF sixty shetti Of
unsigned s. bllls-$l, 200 10 all-was re-
porei TO the police this a'tsTnoon BY
President SnOs, OF ths First N.t'o1sl
Bank at Syracuse, N. Y, Snow wss
sigulpg the sheets when stranger er
tered the back and engaged him In cor
versstion. Soow was called away 8
momert and when be returned, the
stranger and the bills we're gone.
The funeral OF Wellington Smith,
The wealthy paper manufacturer Whole
neck was broken when q folding bed
In which be was sleeping In q New
York roomIug hcuis snspped 81 ut, was
held In Lee, Mass, today. The family
refu,ed to reveal the identity OF the
woman VIII waI Smlt e cCmpsniop 10
New York although they are believed 10
know WI o she Wss.
The mystery surrounding the disappearance
OF Linden c. /. d'Zilva, q student OF the
Theological seminary, at Princeton, r. j.,
was clened up today when his body was
found Aca'ing In the Raiitln canal. he had
been missing since Sunday. IL is believed
ihst he was deranged from over.study. de
was 3 native Of Costa Bies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
Car Stoned and Wreckef.

Columbus, Ohio, April 29.-R'o.iog
today followed the attempt Of tins local
treet car compsny to break the strike
started By the recently organized union.
A car was st med OF BrOsd and Leonard
streets, snd when the p.lIce tried to
drive back the crowd they we're over
ghelmed and the car turred over snd
wrecked.
The t'cujIe srose over the rsfusal OF
the company 10 renslale men discharge,
the union men cain, FOX their sclisty
as organizers. The compsny had jus.
settled one prospective strike By gTsuling
increases 10 vsges aad The men claim
tbs. their leaders were discharged fox re-
venge.
General Manager Stewrrt tried to stop q
boy who was cutting a trolley rope ard was
struck in the face but not bsdly hurt. A mon
numbering more than q thousand gathered
in front Of the capitol aud smashed the wind.
ows Of all cars that pissed. The company
announces 1t will mot re-employ any Of The
strikers.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, who is i'll in Cleveland,
Ohio, Of acute COLTS, was said by DR.. J. II.
Qnayle today 10 be in no immediste danger.
Mrs. Carter's ss[Gen attack is attributed 10
ptoma.ue Ia soft shell crabs which she ale
"Wednesday night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 20. 1910

THE new rules committee OF the
Hou,s of Representatives is net giving
satisfaction to any section Of the House
membership. 1t seems to be fearful
of doing anything ct all. Piled Up
IN It's table are msDy resolutions ask
log authorization for making investi-
cations by various committees, among
the most important being the Shske'-
ford resolution calling for an Inquiry
toto the shortages 10 the Chicago and
ST. Louis sub.,reasuIes. Tie commit
tee on expenditures In the Triasury De-
partmsnt has Q majority in favor oil
mskIog Investigations, not only Of these
shoraSes. bot OF the management oil
all the sub.tressuries. Blu. the COM
mit,ee 90 treasury expenditures can do
nothing unless the committee on rules
empoEers 1t to send for persons aud
pspers, and mske The necessary sxpen-
ditures from The House contingent fund.
Mr.. Herbert PRrsous wants to have 3D.
Investigation Of impure butter, cream
and milk, but the rules committee pre-
seryes on this, as on the sub-!reasury
matter. the ssme msslerly inactivity
Ga Wednesday the rules committee old
Give Mr.. Parsons a hearing, IS we'll 90
Chairman Scott, of the sgricuIt1re ccm'
nItt,p. who wants action on rule 10
limit debate on bis bill to make illegsi
dealings In c.t'on futures Then there
are before the rules committee many
mon 7sitious for fuurs changes 10 the
House rules, on none of which does
the committee seem disposed to act'
The c3mmiltee sppGsrs to lack nerve
II fears that it may do something thai
will prove Objectionable II sJotltJ
ot,Se II 1use and thus bripg on Itself
defeat when its proposition is PTesented'
Az Consequence there is much g'uUt
Ing In all quarters Of the H'ose st tn
new rules committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

MAYOR GAYNoR, of New York, TOOK
occasion at the banquet of the Publish
ara Association aud the Associated Pfess
10 that city last night to rGfar to recent
newspaper stacks made upon bim oy
William Randolph Hearst, and In doing
50 precIpitated scene seldom witnessed
a! social gathering. Some who reac
the descriptions published 10 the morn
log pspes we're inclined to regret tbs
Mr.. Gayuor selected such an opporIuni'
~ TO reiu,e the charges made by the
reckless editor, while others are disposed
to regard The mayors speech ss oPPor'
t1ne H9 wa, it Is true, the guest Of
honor on the occasion and was called
BON to respond 10 the toast, "Iht
Press" but the fact that Mr.. Hears
vas not present should not be urged
Mr.. Gsynor said many tIu' things, ant
his excoriation Of certain men who cup
pose the mission Of newspaper is to at
tack every person occupying an oficia
position will be commended by all con
sentative people. The newspaper is I
terrlbls,bludgeOn in the hsDds OF thought
less or irresponsible men. Their victims
are always 6. disadvantage, IS they
virtually have no opportunity to strike
back except by placing themselves on
sn equality with their tIaducers by iu'b'
Jog into print. The charge made BY
Mr.. GsyUor thst Mr.. Hearst omitted the
date from the cheek which be reproduced
in bis piper requires 6 satisfactory
answer. A notable murder in one o.
cur southern cities recently Was the cut
come Of attacks made Dpon sn official b.
the editor of newspaper who WAS mo-
10 sympathy With the party at that TIME
In power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
FIELD MEETING.

The Virginia State Horticultural Sc
clpty will give field demonstration oil
spraying 10 the orchard Of Mr.. George
O. Rouud, at Manassas, on Monday,
Nay 81. This demonstration will be
Conducted by a representative Of the Wiz
Qinia st,te Experiment Station, Prof.
Dfinkard, who will make and apply all
the most important spisys, using modern
spraying equipment. He will be ready
10 dIstun all practical problems Of or.
cbard management, tu,h AZ pruning,
cultivation, fertilization spd diseases Of
fult. The demonstration. which begir
at 10 an. Is free 10 ali.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
INDIANA POLITIOS.

Governor Marshall gave machine POI.
tiles a surprise yesterday by the victory
which be won In the state convention
when John W. Kssrn, democratic nom
iuee for vice president In 1908, was In.
dorsed for the United States S.pate.
Yesterdsy's action means that Kearu
should be tle,te TO succeed Senator A
J. Beverage, provided the democrats
have minority 10 the next stAge legis
lature and that msjOrity Rdherss to the
Endorsement.
While he governor owes bis triumph
to happy combination with Jehn W.
Kern aud the work of the Kern support
ers, a. dIstins uished from The TsggsIt
following, the victory Is largely dui to
the adroituess OF the governor himself.
Governor MsrshalPs administration
was commended, bat he Was not eL-
dorsed for PRECEDENT. The Psyne'Al-
ditch tariff lew Was denounced Is mae
terpiece Of injustcs, and tue republicans
of Indiana we're charged With coTardice
for their endorsement Of the tsrif 10
resolution upbolding Ssusior Beverage,
who voted az sinst the Law.
One plank Of the platform iavors 30
income tax. The ship subsidy OIL u
vigorously c0ndemntd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
Virginia News.

Among the appointments sent to the
Ssust, By the president yesterday we're
William P. Kent, Of Wytheville, TO bs
c,nsul st New, OhWapg, Ohins; aud W.
Henry Robertson, of Richmond, to be
con I'll at Oallso.
Superintendent ]. B. Wood, Of the
Virginia peuitentiaty, hiss annc u 1ced
his itt,utlon OF doiug away with whip
ping q, the "pen." The lash will be
applied only In extreme cases, II at ell.
SJlitsry confinement or q dark cell is to
be substituted for toe whip The method
has been tried ont 10 the last month or
two aad has been fluod very salts
factory.
A L. Warthen, of BsrfyVilIe, who
recently purchased Rosemont Desr
Obarles Town, W. We, conts ioing 4l6
scres, has sold q portion of the land con-
tanning abont 2l2 acres, to William d.
Smith and Harry Byrd, of Winchester,
for $25 600. The greater part of the
land sold has az apple orchard on
it.
The jury In the case Of Junius A.
Williamson, accused OF the murder Of
his wife June 9, 1909 shortly before /
O'Clock las. night 10 Petersburg came In
to court and reported that they we're M.
able to agree on 9 verdict, being hope
Iessly divided. They we're then dis
charged aud the case contIr ued to the
next term OF court. The jury stood six
for murder In the first degree and six
for scqulttsl.
It took g warrant and sn officer and 8
United States commissioner to make Miss
Ella Petticolss Of Richmond tell her age
| TO the census man. Miss Pttticolss de.
clared she would not, slammed the door
In the censu, mans face and fed to the
postmaster for aid. A wsrraut was isu ID
and when U. s. Commissioner Brady
Id her there was prospect of heavy
6ue and a jail sentence If she did't al
swer Miss Petticolas tearlully surrend'
cred.
Dr.. Waugh ISsu ID The following bull
letin yesterday rela.ive ID The cond.t on
of Senator DaOiel, now at bis home In
L7uchburu: "SsnstOr Daniels con-
dition is as good as can be expected.
He bad a good night, sleeping eft and
on curing the night, The increased
amount OF nourisbmsnt that be Ia taking
and the use Of the electric current to the
n u,cles on the psralyz'd side ere beg'r-
ming to tell 10 the way of general IN
movement OF bis condition. The senator
sIept six hours yesterday and expressed
a desire for food. His spsech IL more
distinct aud his response to questions
more prompt than formerly.
The members of Mari Camp will meet
at Fairfax, Monday, Nav I6 court day),
to transact important business, end to
make preparations for the annual mem
orial day services, which take place June
1 each year.
Plans are being made a. Richmond, to
launch a campaign within the next few
days for the creation of board OF con-
troll for that city, which, while appoint
ed by the mayor and in some measure
| subordinate to the council, shall have
entire charge of the municipal govern
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

The Treasury Department yesterday
sent to Congress an estimate for the for
LITIGATION OF the Panama canal sggregst-
log sl4, 1O4. 20o. and an appropriation
o. 81. 100000 was ssked for the bsgin-
ming OF the work. II a halt Ia not called
this canal business will bankrupt the
n n try
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
Nav York Stnck Market.

New York, April ga strong tone deyel.
opsd at the opening Of the stock market and
at the end Of 6ftesn inmates q majority Of the
leading issue showed gains Of about a punt.
Although there were evidences Of further
heavy liquidation, prices were fairly well
maintained, banking houses being large buy
ers. Brokers report considerable nervous.
ness among small traders owing to reported
droughts in the south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

DEATH OF GEN. ALEXANDER.
Gln. E. P. Alexander, q noted Con.
iederste soldier snd writer, died 1t ga
vaunsh, Ca, yesterday, sged rs year,.
Gen. Alexander was grsdutt,d from
West PoiL t In 1857. Fer some time he
remained at West Point as assistant ir-
,tmctor iD,,uIlit'ry engineering. 10 1858
he went on 6eld duty with the UtIh ex-
pediuon. In 1860 ne wss made assistant
engineer in charge oil the deie1ses 81 Alca'
tuz Island, San Francisco. He resign.
ed his commission to ert,r the OoDfed.
crate army So q csptlin OF engineers.
II, was on the sttff OF General Bsaure.
gard at Ball Ru,, and WAS chief OF ord
nance OF the OJufedertts army OF North
ern Virginia, 90 the sttf OF Generals
johnson aud Lse until November, 1862
de wee promoted to be colonel Of arIil.
lsry In L0ugltreet's corps, aud later to
be brigsdler g. n srsl OF artillery. At the
surrender at Appomatoz be was Long
streets chief OF artillery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

DANvILLE, after having been dry for
two yesrs, hiss been placed In the wei
column again, the "drys" having beer
defeated yesterday by "nose" ten
votes. The dry wsys which began to
settle over VirglHiS several years ago is
by no means so pronounced SIS formerly,
but seems to he gradually giving place
10 more humid Conditions II lie said
that Danvlle will ROW become the ship
ping point TO contiguous dry conf tics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
New Market Stakes.

New Market, England, April 90
Waldorf Astot's Wink'pop won today
the / 900 guinea race for three year old
FLIES. Her price wss to 2. Msid Of
O1rinih VAS stcOrd at 100 to 8; aud
Ros,liue, 20 to l, third. There were
thirteen q Mtera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Diarrhces should be cured without los'
of lime and by medicine which IKE
Cham herlaiu's Collie, Cholers aud Disr
rhoea Remedy not only cures promptly
but produces no unpleasant after effects.
I. nsyer fails sDd Is pleasant and ssie to
axe. Sold ~ ". F. Creighton & Co.
and Ricbsri Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
wiIheImlna Receives Roosevelt Part

Anthem, Nelheflaudr, April 29.-
After q foUT hours' ride through TIE
most beautiful country they have yet
seen, Mr.. Roosevelt sud bis family ar
rived here at noon today.
There was so ovation ioR the former
president at every station, eliminating
With the demonstration here by several
hundred Americans and ten times theii
numbsr Of natives.
Awaiting The Roosevelts at the station
veYs two Of Queen Wilhelmiuss auto
mobiles 10 WHICH they we're driven 10
the Ret Loo Palace OF the queen,
short distance from Apeldcoro, seven
t.en miles northeast Of Arnhem.
Toe reception bY the queen and nei
eossort, Prince Henry, wss unusually
cordial. Alter luncheon there VAS 80
informal visit about the palace ground'i
with Wilhelmina honoring her euat'
by aciiug as their personal escort.
Ats o'clock the Roosevells molored
to Apeldoorn add at o'clock they took
a specIsl train for Amsterdam.
4 dinner will be given 10 honor Of the
Roosevetl at the qusen's Amsterdam
palace tonight, st which the Burgome''
ster will preside There will be 40 guests
At IL O'Clock the party will lesvs Tor
The Hague aud remain there until SUI
day might. 1900,
Amsterdam, April 29.-Orowded ioic
coach, Colonel Roosevelt aud family
made the short Iua from Apeldoorn 10
Amsterdam this afternoon, arriving at siI
O'Clock. A special train had been or
dered fJr the TRIP bat 1t did not mster'
liz. snd the Colonel, accepted the reeu'
lar cosch aud speus 40 hovr miogllng
with Du'ch travellers OF high and low
degree.
A big cr3wd was q! the station and
Mr.. Ro Jsevelt Was received uproa'lously'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
KING AND ROYAL STREETS
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

tENfEGTONs VA.
The Boar Of VIors their Annual Meeting the 18th day
OF june will appoint STATE CADETS an
tho 9th ilih 4th 10Th 18th 9Th 18th Seth sh SsnAtor
ial Districts 2 AT LARGE These appointments
free tuition Applications should he addressed IN
the before June ith f. thai vii DO
seat upen reques, L, w, NICHOiSs Supts
aprl5tmY 25.tu, ri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Policeman Joseph DOherty, Of New YORK,
returned home early today 10 find burglar
ia the psrlor. The man ran toward win
dow and Doherty drew his revolver. DE was
less than ten feet from the robber ard b. 60
two shots. Both missed but penetrated lie"
500 piano. The burglar esesp ped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Frank Breitwiser, aged IS. died sfter being
struck over the heart with a batted ball in
Central Park, New York, last evening. This
islthe seventh fatality in baseball games since
the season opened two weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

An omnibus bill for the paymen! Of
claims sgsiusi the u lIled Stft's vas re-
pot to the Senate yesterday II carries
Items sggregstiug az. O4O, OOOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
coniesse He Sent Poisoned Candy

Vienns, Austria, April ~ - Lieut.
Holrichler, an officer In one OF the crack
Austrian regiments, hiss confessed, uuder
sWeat.box irqu'stlon, that he sent
poisoned caudg and poisoned medicines
to his superior officers, more than score
Ia number, ia the hops thtt by Their
death be wtud be promoted.
Asa result OF the confession, there
seems no hope that Hoifichler can escape
facing firing sqasd. HOfrlehIer fs7ired
to become msj,f. Prom tons go
slowly 10 the show regiments aud Hof.
richter faced long delays before he could
win bis rank.
1t vas shown that every officer 10 the
regiment OF a rank superior to that OF
HofrIchter, received box OF CANDY or 3
"new patent medicine" literally trested
With cysDide Of p.tusiuw. The fact
that Hofrictt:r did not receive any Of
the poison aud that be VAS known to be
ambitious, sltIa:tsd iuIpiciou 10 him.
Morus Delgado, recently appointed seere-
tary Of Agriculture, and the hrst negro to hold
cabinet position ia Cabs, died suddenly 10
HAyans today Of Brights disease.