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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

ing and Dredging Edition of the Nome Daily Nuggett and was so favorably impressed he Is going to come back and help to devlop the quartz of this part of Alaska.
 T. J Nestor and wife sailed for the outside after paying Nome a short visit. having come here from the Idit- arod country where they now have large interests Mir. Nestor has chang Q led his base of operations to the inland .city. but admits Nome is the better camp today and will be long after the lditarod is forgotten.
 A. \. Grant n writing from Ruby under date Of September 25 states there k quite a town there and he is about ready to launch his first publica. tion of a weekly paper for the amp. He does not speak very highly of the outlook of the camp but is going Co take gamble with it. for the winter will tell the tale.
 Johnson of the Johnson Mattress factory was in town yesterday. and stated Nome looks far more prosper ous to him than he expected to find it Mir Johnson believed Nome was on it's last legs two years ago when he stampeded to the Idltarod but he has changed his mind, and from the mum b~r pf dre'lg"s installed. as pictured and described in the Mining and Dredging Edition. which he secured a copy of he believes Nome has A great future
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Barnett. trained deaconess of rived on the Victoria to labor in the Nome field Miss Barnett will work in conjunction with the Federated church. taking up the work Of in- structing the Eskimos with the view of establishing a permanent mission for these wards of the government
 E A Mcdonald. the United States inspector of pure foods and drugs. left for the outside on the Victoria. after spending & season here in Alaska in- specting provisions. meats and drugs shipped North for consumption. The result of an interview had with Mir Mcdonald is given in another section of the paper.
 Jsfet Llndeberg. president of the Pioneer Mining Company. after sue cessful season here In the North dur ing the past summer. sailed for home yesterday where he will join Mrs. Lindeberg. who was not able to come to Nome this season owing to death in the family
 F. T. Presley. the representative Of the wooden pipe manufactures who installed the huge slphon at Hobson and Santa Clara creeks to carry ten thousand miners inches of water for the ditch system being enlarged by the Pioneer Mining Company. left on the Victoria for California.
 P D. Winter an old time Alaskan. was a passenger on the Victoria Mir. Winter has gotten into the notion of spending the winters in more temper ate zones for he staid with Nome dur ing the early days through thick and thin
 F. F. Lischke. the special representa- tive of the Nugget in getting out the Mining and Dredging Edition and who Is considered a very able quartz man, sailed on the Victoria for Portland. Ore. where he will perfect arrange ments for opening mp a mine here in Nome next summer on large scale.
 For the past two months Mir. Lisch- ke has been travelling over Seward Peninsula securing data for the Min
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

FRESH DRESSED PORK. We are dressing six hess and tonor row will have same on sale. Will dress six more in about touI weeks.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
PLAINTIFF TAKES
 VOLUNTARY NON sun

When the case of Nels Johansberg vs. the Pioneer Mining Company came up for hearing in the district court this afternoon. the plaintiff took a volun- tary non suit
 The case was one for personal dam ages in the sum of .4o.O00 against the Pioneer Mining Company for being crushed while riding on the top Of a loaded car being hoisted out of the lower workings of a mine.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
COURT NOTES.

After the law and motion calendar on Saturday last the following men were admitted as citizens of the United states:
 Johan Fredik Schmedling. Louis Larson and Emil Johnson.
 Several cases went over until the opening of navigation 1912 and the case of Mclaughlin vs Ivory ct al. was set for the 10th.
 W. J. Rowe vs. Alaska bank motion for granting new trial went over for one week
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
WIG" WILL LEAVE
 SEATTLE OCT. 2orH

Everett r. Clark. the local agent of the Alaska Steamship Company re- ceived word from the superintendent of his company this morning stating the Northwestern had sailed from Seward at 10 o'clock on the evening of the Sth. Also the Victoria would sail for Nome on october 20.
 The Northwestern is expected to reach Nome Saturday night or Sunday morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
STEAMBOAT NEWS

The schooner Duxbury arrived from St Michael this morning. and may leave this evening for the last trip up North
 The Seddon is reported leaving for the North last night.
 In the roadstead: Duxbury. Fl Su- reno. and Augusta c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
TOM ROSS HEARS FROM BEAR.

Thomas Ross of the life saving sta tion received a wireless from Captain Ballinger of the revenue cutter Bear last evening. stating the Eureka was 1oated on october from the Kee- walik flats. That the Bear had passed the Eureka the evening before at Cape Blossom. where the vessel has 70 tons of coal to discharge then she will come South.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
NOTICE

Do not be deceived by q monopol, WE WILL save you 20 per cent on electrical supplies. Come and SC. tn Improved Tungsten Lamp. csrleto Hardware Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
KoUeARok MINER LOSES POKE,

A few evenings ago Mat Anderson of the Kougarok went to sleep in cer- tain house on his poke" containing s2OO in dust and when he awoke in the morning the gold was gone.
 Since that time he has been trying to locate the gold dust with no success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
NORTHWESTERN SAILED FROM
 SEWARD LAST NIGHT

The palatial steamer Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship line en route for Nome to take out load Of passengers. cleared from Seward last evening at 10 o'clock.
 The Northwestern has several pas sengers for Nome and will leave this port about the 18th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

Take your exercise at the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
AT THE NORTHERN.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

Before leaving for Seattle. order a dozen bottles Bartlett Natural Water delivered to your stateroom from Seward Coml Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
oR. SLOAN HAS MOVED.

Or. J. Nj. Sloan has moved his offices from the Durham building into the Wild Goose building over Alaska bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

There is always something new Good music from now on always some thing doing and the lunch growing.
 sos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
Ell CONTAGIO
DE LA TUBERCULOSIS
POR LA LECHE DE VACA

La Real Comisi6n nombrada DOR eI
Gobierno Ingles para Ell estudio de la
tuberculosis, despues de penosas In.
vestigaciones que duraron mas de elm
co amos, inform6 que ell beber la 1echs
en- su estado natural era una de las
principales causas de la tisis. La men
clonada comisi6n comprob6 la afrrpa.
cion del Dr. Behring relativa a que ls
Tuberculosis de la vaca /es una enfer
medad identica en- la practica 4 la que
afige la especie bumana y que Ia I,
sis que Sc haee latente en- un periodic
mas menos avanzado de la vida, pue~
de muy bien haberse adquirido en- Is
infancia por contagio de la leche Sen
tadas estas afirmaciones, una madrt
solo podra estar asegura de que su hi
jo no contrae tan terrible enfermedad
sin6 es impidiendo que ell ni7o tome le
che fresca, sustituyendola con la lechv
condensada suiza. absolutamente pnra
marca "LA LECHERA" Que Sc enva
sa solamente con esta etiqueta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
OLA DEL ARBOL

Pasado maiiana jueves, Sc celebrara
Ell el Refugio de Ninos DesaA parados
la fiesta escolar correspondence d este
dia de propaganda forestal. Habra dis
cursos breves, lecturas y recitaciones por
los nilos de dicho asilo y siembra de
arboles y otras plantas en- la huerta.
Sc invita- por medic de estas llneas q
las autoridades, los jefes escolares, 4
los miembros de la Junta de Damas y
Directories de esta INSTITUTION human;-
tariaZa La prensa y demas fayorecedo-
res del Refugio Y al publico en- general
para dicho acto, que durara desde las
nueve hasta las once del dla No Sc ha-
ran invitaciones .especiales.-M. fer
xdaades Juncos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
DE TEATKo
Ell ENCANTO DE UN Walls

El triunfo fue de Esperanza Iris, de
la suprema artista que tuvo un rasgo
genial en- la escena Ultima del segundo
actO ydi0 un relieve extraordinario al
amor fracasado de la pobre Frams5.
Esperanza Iris quiso, generosamente,
que sus compafleros compartiesen la ova-
ci6n que, ella sola, lie tribute ell p1-
blico y sc repiti6 ell concertante, que
estuvo t0do 10 mas desconcertado posi-
ble...
Ell bis qued6 mucho peor todav1a.
En- ell tercer acto, volvi6 la notable
artista despertar Ia admiration del pu-
blico, y en- honor a ella sc alz6 ell tel6n
al final de la obra.
Esperanza Iris logr6 un triunfo seiia-
lad1simo Hizo una Fru,asa sencilIamen-
te admirable, y la unanime aprobaci6n
del p1blico que llenaba todas las loca-
lidades del teatro, asi 10 proclam6 ano-
che entire aplausos y braves.
La Peral, como siempre, muy bien de
facultades; no podremos decir otro tan
to de Llaurad6, al que viene muy ancha
la pGrticeIle de N9ka.
Castillo muy gracioso Y bien, Villa
rreal, Marcos y Riera.
La empresa presenta la obra con ver-
dadero esplendor
Ell desfile del primer acto es sober
bio. ESQ solo vale la entrada.
Ell jard1n del segundo acto es una
preciosidad.
Esta noche Sc reptile El enco1ato.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
"Jardines lusitanos':''

Tiberio Hormachea, un joyen y ele-
gante prosista mejicano, nos env1a un
ejemplar de su libro, Jardsnes Lms5ta-
NOS.
Ell libro de. Hormachea es una reunion
de trozos de vida, algo as1 como una su-
ma de impresiones ep que Ell joven au-
tor ha puesto sangre nervios, carne Y
esplritu en- vibraci6n.
Ell hbro esta dedicado al general Por-
firio Dlaz, creador de la paz en- la re-
pdblica mejicana.
En- todas las paginas de Jord5mes Lu-
sjta,eOs, Sc observa la cuidada factura
del escritor enamorado. de la elegancia
del lenguaje y cuidadoso de la forma Ii
teraria. -
Agradecemos ell envio que nos hace
de su libro ell senior .Hornachea Y aguar-
damos, con intereS, La publication de
las nuevas obras que anuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
DESCANSE EN- PAZ

Ell domingo tuvo efecto el acto del
|sepelio del cadaver del senor don v Me-
rino del Valle,. perteneciente al conner
clio de esta capital y persona general
mente estimada,
AL funebre acto asisti6 una gran con-
currencia; todos los amigos de La fami-
liza doliente
Ell fallecimiento del senior Merino ha
sido muy sentido en- los circulos conner
ciales
Lamentamos la desgracia que afije q
La desconsolada familia doliente 4 la
que enviamos nuestro pesame, de un
modo especial a nuestro amigo don Joa-
quln Matienzo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
Convene q todos

A toda persona cue se suscriba al
BoLETIN MERCANTIL per un ano y
nos remita en- segraida su i1nporte dc
$500, con la orden correspondence, lie
serviremos gratis ell periodico por Ia
que resta de 1911. La subscription del
ano empezara q contarse desde L.
Enero 1912.
,iNo vaciIe en- darnos .sas ordenes, y
pronto podra disfrutar de la ventaja
cue le ofrece1nos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
ESPECTACULOS
Teatro Municipal.

Teatro Municipal.
Gran compan1a de Opereta, Esperan-
"a Iris Esta noche, lei encanto de
un vals," del eminente compositor
Oscar iStralls.
Teatro Apollo
Los programs de ''Apolo son STEM
pre- de una gran amenidad. La empire
sa sabe combinarlos, y ell p1blico va 4
donde Sc divierte.
Para esta noche, tarios estrenos.
Cine Las Tres Banderas."
FL programa para 6sta noche es ex-
celente. Sc exhibiran magnifcas pc
lloulas en- colores, figurando entire elias
varies estrenos de interes.
Cine de la Plaza.
Variedad de pel1culas de una gran
originahdad; esta noche hay, como
siempre, variOs estrenos.
I'll publico que asiste siempre los
espectaculos de este Cine, esta de en-.
horabuena
Circo Tatali
Manana, debut. I'm programa sen.
sacional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
Ell alcalde de viaje

En- ell correo del microbes embarcs
para los Estados Unidos el Sr. Don Ro
berto H. Todd.
Nuestro alcalde va la convention
del partido republican,, y segt1n insi
nua Ell TEMPO" Sc propone decil
grandes verdades q la respectable asam
blea
Veremos 10 que resulta; y, sentre
tanto, le deseamos un feliz yiaje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
Notas de la Feria

En- todas las grandes E1posiciones ha-
bdas en- los Estados Unidos, ell edifcio
tel Gobierno con su exhibici0n siempre
ha sido un centric attractive y de gran
inter6s. En- las de Chicago, St. Louis,
Omaha, Seattle, Buffalo, y Jameston la
gente formaba cinco hileras compactas
en- frente de las differences exhibiciones,
despertando inusitado interes los efectos
de los departametnos de guerra y mari
na.
Ell departamento de ia Guerra sera
bien representado en- la oegunda Ferla
lnsular por una magniffca exhibici6n, 3
cargo del sellor James G. McFadden,
4lue esta actualmente trabajandO Ell Su
installation. ALI Sc vera una collection
historical de armas de fuego, demostran-
10 el desenvolvimiento Ell la fabrication
de armas, durante Glen amos hasta el
hermoso fusil automatico actuallnente
empleado ell el ej6rcito.
Tambi6n Sc exhibiran muestras de bas
municiones con que Sc cargaban los fu-
siles de las diferentes 6pocas, dernes~
trando, desde luego el desarrollo Ell Ia
fabrication de municiones para arrnas
lie fuego.
IL
Otra secci6n muy atractiya sera ID de
las tiendas de campana del ejercito, su
estilo y equipo, desde el mamarracho
Il. sirvi6 para albergar nuestros solda-
dos de la Revoluci6n, hasta La tienda CO.
moda, igera moderna q. brinda protec-
.i,lln al solda0o de hoy.
FL espectador Sc aten0rizara ante las
,nuestras de caja metaIicas y proyecti-
les del Dopartamento de Ia Guerra. ES-
tos pesados y terribles Instruments de
destr ucci0n Ell Ia guerra hacen COM
prender al ciudadano Que " la guerra rs
I'm verdadero inferno" segun reza ei
adagio popular.
La exhibition del Departamento de
Marina habra sin duda de lamar p0do-
rosamente la atenci0n de la muchedum-
br2. Sc exhibiran modalos de cuatro de
los grandes acorazadGs; 'el Vermont,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28

100000 siendo la escala vertical SIN
embargo, proporcionadamente mayor, y
sefalando las eleyaciones a 125,00O Co.
mo quiera que nnnca Sc ha practicable
medlcion goodesica completa de la isla,
no Sc puede senalar con exactitud al
gunas alturas y declives. Empero d
mapa resultara de mucho inter6s para
todo ell malndo, puesto que es ell prime
70 de su clase en- la isla, y ademas es
obra de los alumnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-28
MEJOiRANDO

LA honorable distinguida Madame
Lllchetti, Sc encuentra algo indlspues-
ia en- SUI residencia de Santurce Afor-
tunadamente no reviste gravedad la
molestias que sufre la distinguida
DANA.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
The Republicans
 COvet Arizona

The republicans will make s strong and interesting campaign with the view to gaining control of the nes stste of Arizons.
 The Phoenix sun says that Presi dent Ta't demands that the Demo- crsts snail not be permitted to carry the state without A contest that will line up the republican party and fir it's etstus in the new etste.
 The national republican, managers demand that there shall be a contest and promise the contestants that. in case Of defeat they will be taken care of at the federal pie counter.
 They want the Aryona delegates 10 vote for Taft in the next rePubli can national convention and, if pos siD!e, want a Fighting chance to get Arizona's electoral votes in the pres identisl election.
 These considerations are moving the powers that be ID Washington and the Democrats of Arizona cannot afford to ignore the magnitude of the battle that is being prepared for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
George Rafferty
 Laid to Rest

Fulfilling a death bed wish that he be buried at Tomt stone, the last cad rites wore performed ths afternoon cone gnirg George J Rsfferty to hi. foal resting place in the City Ceme- tery, one of the largest funeral cor teges held in this city Tor yesrs sc. companying the remains on the last great voyage. The Ton bstone pio- neer. even while the vital spark of life was fast ebbing away. he wac, as ever in life, considerste of every de- tail for his family and relatives, and directed also that he be placed at res, in Tombstone, the city he loved so well and beloved by sll.
 That George Rafferty was enshrned deep in the hearts of TombstoDites, the many tributes Of respect and hon. or to the departed by friends of boy hood and msnhoo was indeed mani festly evident at his death and inner. al.
 Impressive services were conducted by Rev. Father Meurer of the CatLo- lie church from the residence and church, the edifice being cro~ded to listen to the solemn requiem service to the departed ard the c4sket cover ed with banks of floral tributes. Both at the church and the ceme- ;erj Father Meurer spoke ieelingly of the noble character of the deceased and the Christian lesson 10 be learned from death.
 Members Of the o O F., A o [ W B. P. o. F.. and Tombstone Volun- teer Bremen of which orders be wac an honored member he aded the long line of'msrch supplemented by many citizens afoot >ud friends ID carriages who thus ieelingly paid the last tribute to loyal friend and ci,- izen. May bis soul rect m peace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Duplicate Assessment
 Rolls Completed

Clerk H E Berner Of the board O! .upervis rs yesterday turned over to 'ounty Treasurer Hicks the duplicate assessment rolls for the year 1911, upon which the contract recently awarded to Porter Mcdonald to make up the same had been completed on Monday. The total assessed valus- ton of the county IS over nineteen millions of dollars, . slight decrease over the year 1910. The treasurer has increased his office force and is now busily engaged in mailing out tax notices, some seven tbousapd io number. the highest amount in the history of the county. Those en- gagged are the Misses Sadie Cowen, Anna Melgren and Grace Hicks. l, is expected tbst this tack will be com. pleted in about c months time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
The Man Of Destiny
By ". P. MILLER.

By ". r. MILLER. h tbe United States Senate, the time has now come,
 When work for the people is about to be dore. So ye Of the people, look well to your ticket
 And on it inscribe the name of Pickett" The interests as usual will all club together,
 As ever they'll work these birds of one feather; Money they'll use. Pickett to kill,
 But in the end they Il be routed, Na the people rale still. Remember, he bears g name that is charmed.
 By the money of Plutocrsts he'll never be harmed. Arizona is destined to he,p win the fight, Vote for Pickett, and you will vote right
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Powell Cosby, land

Powell Cosby, lsnd..... lt0 James NJ Cosby to John Rob. ert Cosby. land. .. co Annie and Joseph Joss. to Joe Kline, Douglas prop. 10 % Arizona and Mexico Realty Co to John and Minnie Hsulin, Bowie proP. 900 co Hefhe.. Wsrmicg.cn ,o John V Mitchell, Bisbee prop. 10 % George N Tompkins to Mrs Bell Reese. Douglss prop. 535 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE RuSy Mcdonald Shropshire and husband to Arizona Bank 6 Trust Douglas prop 800 % Bell Reese and husband to Arizona Bank & Trust Co, Douglas prop .......... 500 W
 ASSIGNMENT MORTGAGES W K Galley to John Nelson assigns mtg executed by T Forester. .... 220 up
 DEED Pacific Improvement Co to " D Martinez, Benson prop ..... -
 WARRANTY DEED Wm $ Schafey to Riggs Cat. tie Go, land .. 1895 co Arizona X Mexico Realty Go to Fred c Kollberg, Doug las prop ....... ...... l5o % Arzous & Mexico Realty Co. to Carlos H Msrtinez, Douglas prop ..... POO 10 H Rasmussen to Mrs Ellen Rose, Wilcox prop. ..... 20 %
 ASSIGNMENT DEED Robert T Chad wick 10 Joseph C Leroy, Bisbee prop. .. %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Tony Hoffman to Julia Litchfeld, Douglas prop. 400 % Joseph F Ryan 10 John W Fourr. Douglas prop ..... 500 % z II Cook to K eystone Drill Ter Co, Wilcox prop .... 1900 co
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE c c EllinwoOd to Keystone | Driller Co, live stock .... 1900 %
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Doings In the
 District Court

A session Of the district court wac held throughout the day today by Asso ,iate Justice Fletcher NJ. DOan to dispose of the numerous matters which were set for trial before the To- cal tribunal today. as follows:-
 In the divorce case of Mirtue Adams vs Frank Adsns the plaintiff a resident of Willcox. the same hay ing been continued for further evil deace, judgment yas granted to pl.intiff for an absolute decree Of di vorce
 h the case of The Miners X Mer. chants Bank Of Bisbee vs Ellen l.. Mitchell adLiini-tratix of the estate Of Josephine Z Keenhold. deceased for debt. was ordered dismissed from the civil docket.
 In the case of Mary P. Barrow vs Howard O. Post ct sl, T. R Brand, wac appointed by the court to sell cer- tain property involved in the case. situated at St. David.
 On the United States side of the court the petition for discharge wa. granted in the matter of Baido E l Braievich & Martin Kristovich, co. | partners trading under the firm name and style of Braievich ( Kristovich individually. and az such partners, as to Martin Kri.tovich. An order was entered referring the petition for dis charge to the special master in bank ruptcy in the matter of Joe Franklin oi G!eesob, a voluntary bankrupt. Hans B. Hanson vs Belle Hanson divorce granted to the plaintiff Judgment was granted to the plain I tiff in the case of W Fourr VI c Fineont ct al. for debt. l William Kline vs Joe Kline fo debt motion for judgement ty de fault, continued to later date. Thi is the case where A father is suing hi son.
 Pearce market ct al vs 4 J bhnsoI action for debt, judgment was givel to the defendant.
 The next hearing for naturaiiza ton papers has been continued in tn federal court until Thursdsy, Dec. l. Mrs. x D Nsvsvette et al vs tn Home Insurance company of Ne York, for debt, 's on trial this aitel noon.
 TUESDAY
 Tn court last evening the case N. D. Nsvarette ct al vs Home IT surance Company was dismissed.
 Birdie Hsldermsp ys Frank Halde man, decree of divorce granted.
 Hurst vs Elliot, garLishment pro ceediDgs pending agsinst Superior Pittsturg Co ordered released.
 Territory vs Enrique Psredes, youth of Santa Crrz county, ipdicts for murder two years ago and ju ! appfehended bond fixed ct sIOO0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Lightning Strikes
 Tombstone Residence

During Sundays storm in Tomb stone, lightning struck the home o! FiIomens Gslyez on Bruce Street, and s'unned Mrs. Gslvez who was rend- cred unconscious for several minutes Mrs. Galvez wac near the stove when the bolt struck the stove pipe and foi losing to the kitchen, the electricity evidently enveloped her with such a force as to leave her helpless and fell to the floor Dr. Hughsrt wac promptly summoned and rendered medical assistance. She suffered . beoumbed sensation slI the fllow- ing day. but is enabled to attend her household duties. and is rapidly re- covering from her remarkable experi- ence and narrow escape from death.
 The lightning did very little damage to the houee.