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]. flillsvilIe, Va. March 10 The end
IN the days chase Of the tiillsville
gXers brought the death list of the
yurl house tragedy aud its sequel
>Fp TO five
I Sidna and Floyd Allen two Of the
chiefs Of the band which rode down
to the Carroll court house yesterday
am assassinated the Judge the pros
ecutor and the sheriff, are in captivity
both wounded severely Sjdna Alien 5
wife Is dead. shot in a pitched battle
with a posse in the mountains while
helping defend her outlaw husband.
The fifth death was that OF Nancy
A. Ayres, an lS-year-old girl accident
ally shot during the fusilaJe in the
court house.
a All of the balance of the gang
probably eighteen are in the noun
tains to the north wen armed, Wen
supplied and determined not to be
taken.
The stormng of Sidna Aliens
house late Friday was like lombard.
nent The posse tralled through the
1.bush four miles up the ridge and sur
rounded his cabin in a grove. Alien,
Expecting their coming was barricad-
led. well supplied with rifles and am
smurition which he had Drought from
8a store in which he was partner,
From behind stumps rocks and trees,
and other natural fOrtreSses OF inc
mountainside, the posse fred at the
house and Allen bazed at the posse
as fast as the women of his family
could reload his rifles. In lull the
uosse rushed the house broke down
the doors and found Aliens VIE shot
dead and Allen himself sroaninS IN
heap. bleeding proiuseN
You got me because ! coulu not
fight no longer he is reported 70
hive said to the men who brought
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16
THE M'NEAL CASE POST
PONED UNTIL MONDAY

The ease Of the state VS. the Glth-
rie Mill and Elevator company and
Joe McNcal for violation Of the pure
food law was in Justice Seton court
this morning The defendant ask
ed for more time which was granted
and the case was continued until
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16
MILLIONS OUT Of EMPLOY
MENT OVER COAL STRIKE

london. March lG-Ten thousand
mechanics were made idle today BY
the suspension Of the Great Western
Shops, the direct result OF the big .oal
strike hundred thousand men
anA women viii be added soon to the
twc million already idle because Of
this awful coal War The FIRST disor-
der of today was a lanarkshire and
where one policeman was seriously
injured in strike riot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16
THE WEATHER

New Orleans March t6-Oklaho-
ma CloUdjer tonight warmer. SUNDAY
unsettled colder west
Chicago. March DO Missouri. taii
Tonight and probably sunday warmer
tonight and east SUNDAY
Kansas Fair aud wormer tonight
becoming uuusetrcd ami colder
sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16
AMERICAN CONSUL WARNED
TO LEAVE MEXICO
fBy As4oc.oted Pressl

Washington March l6.-American
Consul Miller. Al Tampico, Mexico,
informed the state department to-
day that he had reviewed an anony-
nous letter warning all Americans
to leave tne vicinity before four
o'clock this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16
MANS FONDNESS FOR
TURKEY LANDS HIM IN
JAIL, SECOND TIME
lRv Assnclated Press

= w N0NV' TN10-W 1V7' :
=. Chicago. March IL The irresis- ..
- tible appetite Of Herman Werner =:
y for turkey has again proven his =;
=: III doing He was sentenced to =
=. serve six months in the bride =
.E Well by Municipal Judge Cayer- =
.: y in the Desplanes street court :;
=: Yesterday for stealing turkey !"
q: from in front OF the store of f. =
:. II Miller x CO.. butchers, 737 ::
:: West Madison street .:
=: Ner.4er WAS released from the .;
,g 5ridewell Saturday after serving x
:. sentence OF three months for :"
=: stealing turkey on the South =
=: Side shortly believe Christmas. =
!. ::
:. .: =: =: y: - =: =: =: :. =: ;" q g: y =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-16
Reject OFFER OF 5 PER
CENT WAGE INCREASE

Fall River March IS The Textile
council representing over thirty
thousand operators today rejected
the manufacturers oner of five per
ceni wage increase,
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Z Palusk. va. March l6 Fils- :.
: vile is practically cut off rom .
Z direct communication today :.
I Long distance telephone mess =
ages, however. declare that the :.
: reports from the l"ountaius OF =
the arrest Of Sidna Allen and i"
I the killing OF his wife. proved :.
erroneous and that the oudaw :.
: with his brothel, Jack and his :,
: clan are still at large An or :.
: ganized hunt for the murderers +"
began in earnest from here TO- :.
day :
Feeling is very intense here :.
and if the Allen sang@s captured. ::
the posse will take the law into =.
their own hands. twenty arm Z.
eu parties are securing the =
country In search OF the murder ::
ers. $500 reward for the capture =:
uf each member OF the gang dead !.
alive has been offered by COY .
srnor Mann, :!
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FEELING AGAINST BAND OF
= MUROERERS AT FEVER HEAT
RepOrt That Sidna Allen Had Been
Arrested and His wife Killed
Proved Incorrect
BULLETIN

y J. Y =: :: y !: =: x =. !. .: =: y =;
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rsssisAea .. Top ss Gsrss.

The members OF the Tiltnn family.
eleven in number. celebrated the ~
teenfh anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C Tllton with n pic
mic at the top of the Royal Gorge lxst
Saturday and report delightful day ;
outing On Monday they comnemorat-
ed the birthday anniversary OF MLss
Flora rstDn Ransty al the IiIinois
ehowder in City park. and. sn the eTea-
Ing the children surprised father with
a visit and insisted on celebrating
his seventieth birthday. although The
gathering vas little In advSnee ~
the anniversary Of his natal day.
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daushtsB were driving along McKin-
ley street Saturday evening the horse
became frightened from some un-
known cause and threw them out. rum
ming away with the buggy. Mrs Bo-
|sardus sustained some bruises about
the face. but otherwise no serious
injury resulted.
DR.. Caldwell and family. Miss Ida
and 0lenp 0sbhardf left early weds
nesday morning for the CALDWELL ranch
near st,e Waugh. Mountain. The Dr.
will DO ssms repsirins to buildings
during his several days stay. Clean
expecfs to return Friday.
The, families OF WIN. Jukes and {.
Van slyke drove up in the vicinity of
Tallahassee creek Tuesday to picnic
and Visit among acquaIntances.. The
father of c. NJ. Chase stopped of over
Sunday for a visit with the family on
sherman avenue. He, was on his way
from San Jose. Cal. to his home IN
Nebraska
Gilbert stiers ieft Monday for Fors
Collins to take years work at the
Agricultural college.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Farmer left the
nras Of the week for the western slope
where they win visit at dirersat
points- Wednesday they were pres
ent at the wedding Of Mrs. Farmers
son. Bert Snow. and Miss Marguerite
Alexander At Monfrose.
Miss Cora Metler OF Harrison. Ohio.
is . guest at the home of II. d. Allen
on Park avenue. This is Miss NstIer's
nrst visit to Colorado and she is de-
lighted with Canon City and surround
ines-
Mr.. and Mrs- Chris Lewis have been
Spending the summer with the iatter's
parenss. Mr.. and MIA Farnsworth.
who have been sojourners here for the
past year. Both families are leaving
this week for Tryon. Oklahoma. whore
they have farm interests. Mr.. Lewis
says they are very much pleased with
the climate and scenery here and hope
to be back again some day.
N. E Snow ieft Tuesday evening for
Rocky Ford where he viii be Judge
In the horticultural department at tho
Arkansas Valley Falr-s position he
has held for the last six or seven
years From there Mr.. Snow Will 81
to Maxwell. X. a. to look after some
business
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FRuITMERE
AND F0URMILE

Mrs. Ben stienmlcr and daughter,
Agnes. Mrs Frank saenmler AMI
nephew. Alfred while. we're visitors 81
Florence Thursday
Mr.. Ben Hall went to Portland Mon
day where he expects to work for .
couple OF months.
Mr. Alfred willie OF Denver who has
been visiting friends and relatives Il
Canon City and Fruitmere for tho
past several days. returned to hh'
home Monday night
The Fruitmere school opened Tues
day morning with Mr. Spencer and
Mlss Eldridss OF Florsneees teachers,
As they are strangers in this vicinity
the patrons wish them n successful
term.
Miss Bsssie I-overn who has been
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residing In Pueblo for the past sew
eral months has returned home Her
many friends extend the hand OF E-l-
come to her
The Four Mile school began Septem-
Der Bird with Miss Bessie Keys oi
South Canon as teacher. We hope
the new teacher viii soon get ac-
qualnted and be one among US
Miss Ruby Lovern has been quite
s.ek from an attack Of sore tArodt-
Her friends hope she viii soon be oai
again.
Nr, chas. Woods OF Pear avenue
spent several days Of ,Ais week run
ming the binder In Garden Park In shJ
employ OF SIR. Ben srenmier.
Mrs. W. p. Mink and AIRS Geo.
Newell returned Monday from a few
Gays visit with AIRS. Alex Mink oi
coffonweed creek
Mrs. Alex Muir Is the guest OF Nrs-
Muir and daughter OF East Main
Mrs. Snyder and family went to
Cripple Creek Sunday to spend =
couple OF days They are expected
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wul attend Denver rai,er>ny.

MeTI Wilson. who has had 4 clerical
position with tie Continental haHk n
Denver during the past summer. VI
Register as a studen; in the lax d.
partneni Of Denver university next
week with view OF preTarlns him
self for professional career he Is
a, present spending few dsvs here
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BLAxKp A GOOD WORKER.

Il blamed my heart for severe dis
tress in my left side for two years"
writes W. Evans. Danviile. Va. but
/ know now it was indigestion. as Dr.
Kings New Life Pills completely cur
ed me- Best for stomach. liver and
kidney trpables. constipation. hea1-
ache or debility CSC. at Hunter Palm
er's-
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home Tuesdsy.

nome A1r-o4t
The monthly prayer meeting Of .ae
Fruitmere and Four Mile district met
with Mrs Muir Monday and will meet
with Mrs Hemphni the FIRST Monday
In October
The young people OF -Four Mile
pleasantly surprised silks Lorerne
Augustine Noaday night; About fsteea
were preser; All had fine time
Mr.. Richard Tremayne has been
spending several days up in the Foar
Nile country bat ls expected heme
soon.
Mr ana Mrs r. y. Gage went to
Colorado springs Sunday.
airs. Maise Madson and her sunday
school class OF the Lutheran sunday
school spent very pleasant day
Thursaay At TIE ci;y park
Mr. and Mrs. suart. Mr.. and Nrs.
Kooy. Mrs MesmAn and Mr. Barr ar
spending few days at Beaver creek
fishing.
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LINCOLN. PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Brown Of Baron.
wIs.. and Mrs. T. d. Jones and son OF
evatertown. s D.. were guests at the
cuthbert home on Grand avenue froin
Tuesday until Friday Of this week
Mr.. B. @. woodford writes that she
q at present Waiting cousins at se-
attle. wth.. and expects to be home
the last Of the week.
Homer Thompson and Frank Arnold
have gone TO Greeley for another
years work at the State Normal In
addition to the regular normal course
Mr. Thompson will take a course in
manual training.
A. L Cook has taken temporary
charge OF the C. A Rogers & Co. store
on Poplar avenue. and will attend TO
the closing out OF the feed and gro
Gerry business
Mks Mary Warner of Concrete Wis
tied the past week with her relatives
At the Bancroft and woodford homes.
L II. Bancroft. with family and guesss.
took an auto trip to Concrete Sunday
to- spend the day.
". Gene Hastings OF Manchester.
Okla. stopped off Tuesday for visit
with his old-tims friend. A. A. Gss-
hsfdt. He was on trip to the coast
wxahesday was spent taking a drive
over tie Skyline and ~p to the tun-
neis.
hrs- cissna and daughter Setta CT
East Canon were showing Mrs. ciss-
mas mother. Ars-r Williams. of Fort
Scott. Kan. the beauties OF q drive
over Lincoln Park Tuesday afternoon.
calling also on some o ffheIr acquaint-
ances.
J. X Humphrey Is leaving this week
for the National C. A. r. encampmens
a, Low Angeles. Cal. BE will spend
the winter with the family OF his son
at San Bernardino and a sister at
sahk Anna
Miss Grace ToIn4n. n niece OF Mrs
Geo saiic. esne In from worcesfe-.
Mssl. iasi week for visit at tho
sale home ON Sherman avenue. The
family party took an auto trip TO
Denver the iasf Of sae week.
The J. L. c. club meets next sainr-
day afternoon with Miss Cora Wool
ford. corner OF Park and Garfield
Hiss Woods OF Denver Was an over
sunday guest Of Mrs A. e Hahbeli
on Grand avenue
Earl oulnsiand has been guest OF
Everett Bancroft Tor few days. He
has been attending the naval academy
a, - epOIia. Maryland. and was on
vacation trip TO visit his parents al
olafha
Miss Lulu Warner Of Larned. Kaa..
who has been visiting her relatives at
she Baner sft and woodford homes. Is
spending the week st Concrete. Mirs
warner viii finish her visit here iatsr
|bcforf to Kansas.
a. q. oaibraith took his family on
pleasure trip to Temple Canon Tnes-
6ay. 4 II was their first visit to this
IesuS spot,
u seems that necessity compcls gar
enars to celebrate Labor day day
ete
As Mrs. Matte Bosardus aud two
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Conc 70 Yancau,er 70 II,c.

Mrs Thoreau ana children left 10
day for Vancouver. Washington. where
they will iosn Mr.. Thoreau. who has
been there for several months Mr..
and Mr>.- Thoreau expect to make
their hor,e in the northwest
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DR.. and-Nrs- DOoley and children q
Fru.fa arrived here Wednesday afte--
noon for 4 shor; visit with Mss Marie
Rowland. sister Of Mrs. DocIey.
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Administrators Sale

the undersigned Of Roge-
order OF Court reasosrsse
the following hattei property Of said esA
namely; sf& Il
Groceries Hardware. wesdshwue
nry store Bufdias LAeen
location OF value eyspY
implements Of ne ysips
s21s.so. n
Basiness established years Pays we'll kxqSns
usht s debts harxains Qaiek! =
isenired inventory application Come qs
the attorney said estate -. -
Dated sspteaber :, 1914 - -
ABRAHAM L COOK. Adm ~ -
nox,ss. papiar Ave. Iineon ParA csnea cig. -
cro1os II wlk>kqs. Assy~ Fiossnes cs'o. = -
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TAKE rHE RECORD.
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visiting his father. A. E Wilson. bat
will leave for Denver in the course OF
a few days TO enter upon his studies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16
The Royal Bassinette.
From the Strand Magazine.


When the news of the birth of the pres
emit Prince of Wales was announced to
the late King Edward his first action
was to telegraph to the late Queen Vic
toria and request that the old-fashioned
.bassinette" that had been used for him
self and his brothers and sisters might
be sent for the occupation Of the new
arrival. This is neither hung, as is the
modern STYLE nor is on rockers. To 1t
is affixed a silver plate, with the inscrip-
-tion: This bassinette was made for Vic
toria. princess royal the late Empress
Frederick of Germany, in 1910. and was
used by all Her Majesty's children. and
was given by the Queen to the Duchess
of York in 1884" It was beautifully fur
nished for the use of the prince. The
sheets were Of the finest Irish lawn. en-
broidered in the corners with the royal
arms surmounted by the crown and
trimmed with valenciennes lace. The
pillows were to match. The blankets
were of white Yorkshire wool, like
wise bearing the badge Of the royal
arms and several eiderdown quilts &C
companied the gift. In this dainty cradle.
by the way each of the children of King
George and Queen Mary has slept. and
her majesty has passed many happy
hours by it's side. 1t has now been care
fully stripped of its hangings and packed
away until such time as the Prince or
Wales can have it passed on to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16
Theatrical Relics Sell High.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
High prices were paid at Southeby's. in
London. a few days ago for interesting
theatrical and other passes. A silver
season ticket for the Shakespeare Thea
ter. available ''in any part of the house"
with bust of Shakespeare engraved by
John Stevens, 1742, brought $751;
A Kings Theater season ticket for the
opera for this season only" 1784-5. in
scribed "Lional Darrell, esq.," sold for
$50. A Ranelagh Garden pass inscribed
NO Z, Ranelagh Garden, Her GRADE, D.
D., Marlborough" fine and extremely
rare, brought $3.50.
For Calliope Theater pass inscribed
mr. Links, So. 1749." $50 was paid.
Passes for the Marybone Gardens to Mrs.
Amy Mauran and for the Pantheon, 1772,
brought $40. An engraved pass for the
Shakespeare Theater in Smock Alley, to
1.-THE Rt. Honble. the Countess Of Bran
don." sold for $9825. and free admis-
sion ticket for the Theater Royal, Cork,
Ireland. to Henry B. Olliffe. esq.," with
the ''Olliffe' crest, brought 81. The hus-
band Of the Countess of Brandon was de-
scended from william Brandon. who was
Henry Wis standard bearer at Bosworth
Field, and who for that reason, 1t Is said
was singled out by Richard III and killed
by him in personal encounter. William
Brandon son and heir. Charles Brandon
Duke of Suffolk, was godfather to the
infant, Henry Wriothesley, afterward
Earl of Southampton, and the father OF
Shakespeare'S friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16
Fire Hazard in America.
From Current Literature.

From Current Literature
That we have arrived at q state Of con-
flagration which may be called cOntinu-
Gus is the startling assertion made by
Arthur E. McFarlane, author Of Fire
and the Skyscraper" and 1.-THE Inflam-
mable Tenement" In McClure's Magh-
zine BY conflagrations-Ilres which cause
a loss Of half a million dollars or more
we have since 1866 lost 81 ,0O5, S16. l3S. The
fire loss for 1911 amounts to approximate
" $50 0OO. 900. That, the writer declares
in stirring recital of our fire peril in the
United States, is the equivalent OF three
CONGREGATIONS, in the Technology OF the
underwriters, every two days and one gen.
uine five-million- dollar conflagration every
week. We are now burning no less than
$40 buildings a day. We might regard
this estimate as exaggerated. II ex-F1re
Chief Croker, writing in the World 8
Work, had not placed New York's av-
erage OF fires at thirty a day. At least
fifteen of these are due to carelesSness.
Fire prevention. he AYERS, means watch
ing the little things, for it Is the little
things that cause the big fires. Both Mr..
Croker and Mr.. McFarlane seem to fear
terrible conflagratiOn for New York,
such as has fallen to the lot of every
metropolis has so far remained miracu-
lousy free. BY the law of chance. the
fire peril. in spite Of the efficiency OF the
fire-fighters, should be most imminent in
New York During every day that l
was chief Of the New York department..
remarks Mr.. Croker, Il was afraid that
the country would be treated to q new
kind of horror in a bad department store
fire during a busy bargain day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16
Southern RAILWAY.
PREMIER CARRIER or THE sOUTH.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
n. B.-Following schedule figures published only
as Information, and not guaranteed:
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON:
For Atlanta, Montgomery: Mobile, New Orleans.
300 a. m. and 10 As pm daily. Dining cars.
For Chattanooga and Memphis, via Asheville
10. IS pm. daily.
For Atlanta, Admission, Birmingham, 500 am
and 4.15 pm. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Admission, Talladega, Calera. Selma,
100 m. and 4.15 pm. daily; and for Unonfown,
Demop0s. Meridian, 800 m. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga
Birmingham. Meridian. Vicksburg, New Orleans.
10. 10 pm. daily. Dining car
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nash
Vile, Memphis. 40 am. daily. Sleeping cal
may be occupied after 1000 pm. Dining car.
For Asheyille 800 am, go pm. and 1915
p. m. daily. Dining
For Columbia, Summerville, Charleston Aiken
Augusta Savannah. Brunswick, Jacksonville and
| Florida points. $40 pm. daily. Dining car.
Tourist car for California, Monday, Wednesday
| Thursday. Friday and Saturday, 4.l5 pm.
For Danville 0ocaD. 7.30 IN. daily.
For Harrisonburg, $50 am. daily; 3.35 pm
| (parlor car, and 40 pm. week days.
For Charlottesville Qocal, 7.3O am. and 4.3(
For Warrenton, 100 am, 100 am. 4.3(
pm: daily; 335 pm Cparlor carl and Abs pm
| week days.
| week days: 9.15 am. and 4. so pm. Sundays
Also 6.25 pm. week days for Leesburg.
L. s. BROWN, General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-in
the Matter Of the VIII and Estate OF Clement
A. Washington. Deceased.-No. 1907, Admins.
trations. -Application having been made herein
for the probate Of the last will and testament
OF said deceased and for letters testamentary
on said estate by Martha A. Washington. it is
ordered this 1st day OF March. AID 1912, that
Rose Washington, Annie Washington and Gym
thia Washington. infants. and others concerned
appear in said court on Monday. the Sth day OF
April. 1912. at ten 1ol o'clock Am. and show
cause why such application should not he gra mt
ed. Let notice hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once in each OF three (:sl successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than thirty csoi DAYS
before said return day period. WRIGHT. Jus
tice. fSealJ \ true copy-Ait@>f: JAMES
TANNER Register of WINS tnh'- u ". II
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BEWARE OF THE MUMMY.
Egyptian Story Showing Effect Of
Speaking Ill of a Dead Ruler.

cairo Correspondent London Standard.
correspondent Of the Egyptian Ga.
zette relates strange adventure that
happened to him. He visited the Cairo
Museum. accompanied by a friend, and
In the course OF his inspection came
across the mummy of Ahmose I in the
wall case not far from the jewel room.
He turned to his companion and made
some remark about the extreme uglineSs
of the mummy's face. No sooner had he
made that remark than he was overcome
with feeling Of suffoeation as if cord
was being frightened around his neck.
The feeling lasted for about minute
and then gradually began to pass away.
The correspondent adds that he and
his fellow traveller were considerable
shaken by the incident. which was all
the more extraordinary in that he had
never had days illness in his life.
Doubtless scientists and medical men
will have their theory for this incident
but all the same 1t has an uncanny flavor.
There Is, indeed, q popular superstition.
whether fathered by the dragomans in
order to mystify and overawe tourists
one cannot say, that the mummies still
retain the powers of wizardry. which, in
the fullness OF their life, they were
credited with.