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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
From Wednesdays Daily

Do you realize that we have just D ssed the sntumnsl ,quinox? Aside from 6 slight increase in the heat, Ar znns, as a whole, failed to have any ot the storms that are supposed to b. abroad at tue time. The wave of hea that has been here for few days is gentrsl
 A clifton dispatch ssys: Alberto Mungui and Tom Campbell, deputy sheriffs, were shot and killed by Mes- icsu horse thieves lsst night near Eagle creek. Posses Of f.:y u'en are In pursuit.
 MsyorJ. s Williams of Bisbee is 6 court visitor. being called here as witness in the Cunning ham. Costello case.
 James Flynn was s returning pss- seuger from Bisbee today.
 Jack McGregor of Bisbee was a Tombstone visitor today.
 George Hughes. the ell known ice man suffered an injury 70 his right eye the other day. when an unseen swinging wire struck him in the optic ss he was passing the door Of the ice house. l. isrot known ss yet if his eyesight is affected sufficiently to destroy the vision and is uoder med- icai trestmeut 10 guard against same
 Chief of Police Brsvin has been kept busy the past few days receiving city taxes. Today is the lsst day for payment before delinquency. The delinquent list this year will be less than at any time for many years past.
 AC Ksrger, aasistant clerk of the board of supervisors, left today for Bisbee to attend th e Demo- cratic County Central Committee meeting. MT Karger has served as secretary of the committee for two years, and has rendered invaluable service to the party during his incum- bency of that position.
 Harry Kepdsll retu-nej today from Bisbee, where he was called on account of the illness of hrs 9 yesr.old hiece, Matilda Mars, who ~as operated on Saturday. The little patient heroically witLs,ood the operation for appendis citis and is now rapidly recovering.
 Mrs A Bauer, who is 8 former Tombstone resident. arrived yesterday from Lowell on brief visit
 Wm Holm es president of the Lead- vile Mining Co.,, was a county seat visitor today on 8 brief business trip.
 Work or the Lewis Springs-F ort Huachuca branch is progressing rs'h. CT slowly but it is thought that trains will be running about the first of De- cen Der on this new piece of road. La bor is very scarce and the comp any has not been able to work as na1y men ou this extension as has been de sired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
Federal Grand Jury
 To Convene Soon

The Federal grand jury vii! meet SC Phoenix on October ', and the trial jury will meet a few days afterwsrd. United States Attorney J. E. MoIri- son is preparing for the session. The biil introduced in congress st the last session providing for sessions of the court at Tombetone, Tucson and ether cities, did not pass. 90 Phoenix wlll be the headquarters Of the court until it is changed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
Yuma Indian
 Carried Insurance

Ambrose Miguel. 6 young yuma Yuma Indian, who worked at the Yuma round house during the day and beat the snare drum at the Wig Wan Tbester in the afternoon, shot himself with 6 3S calibre revolver, wl,rle on bis way home after the per. formsnce. Sunday night. ipfc'ing a wound from which he died about 4 o'clock the next morning Miguel had sn insurance of $2 900 on his life and is probably the only Yuma that ever carried . life insurance. He was . grsdute of Carlisle University and vs. about 30 years of age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
Members Republican
 State Committee

The following officers of the Co., chise republican committee and mem hers of the state committee were cleo ted at Bisbee Saturday: A. H. Gard ner, of Tombst ne. chairman; George Crysler, of Bisbee. secretary and treas urer; Dr F T Wright, of Dougl-s member of the 8 ate executive com mittee; Judge F. Nj. Doan, 0! Tomb stone; H. A. Morgan, of Willcox; Jno s Will ans, of Bisbee; Charles Nose, Of Benson, and W. E. McGee, of Low ell mem bers of state committee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
The Game and Fish
 Referendum Filed

Phoenix advices state @ referendum petitition against the fish and game law was filed Saturday evening. There were more names than lrequired. Nearly all the counties were repre- sented in the signatures. This puts the question up to the voters io No- yembsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

Suit No 62. Minnie V Jones Dr, Ora E Jones Or. divorce and Ora to pay attorney Of Minnie s25.
 sni, No. lss. Hattie Berry vs Emil Berry, divorce.
 Estate of Harry B Hsnscom o iiibson appointed administrator, bond $500.
 Estate of Charles s Stevens. E H Reeves d'scbsrged ss administrator.
 Judgment in Suit No. l49. San Si~cn Copper Go. Dr, John H Clark Dr. $36l4O, and costs $42 40.
 Estate of F. J. Jseklin. Order fix 'pg October 4, 1912, for hearing re- turn sale.
 Es'ate of Nins, Willism T., and Ross May Stone. Order fixing Octo. ner 1, 1912, for hearing petition for etters O guardianship.
 Eetate of Letfa s Wood. Order fixing October 4, 1912, fer bearing petition Of Henry Woods for letters O. administration.
 SUPERIOR coUsT
 Suit No. lS9. Ben x Williams VI Gussie Colburn, for debt, $500 snd $50 interest and foreclosure of mort gage cn Willcox property. Estate O. Margsrethu Barker Or der discbareing administrator
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
Campa, Rebel Leader
 Arrested in Arizon a
A Tucson dispatch says:

A Tucson dispatch ssys:
 Declaring that the revolution has now become ''uDprincipled outlawry, with which c,uld 70 longer afford to be associated General Emilio Csmpa, whose identity was unknown when he and ten oi his staff and fol- lowers were captured yesterday alter noon, thirty miles southwest of Tuc- son, ie plAcidly awaiting whatever action Mexico or the United Ststes may take. The same view is taken by his s,des, Col Jose Ponce aud Mai. Emilio Sanchez.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29

G V. ssocker, formerly miner oi Yavspai, but who for the pact two years has been in Montana ahd Br,t- ish Columbia, has return to the lsnd of sunshine and expresses his de- termination to remain bere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29

The fret accident that has occurred in the Tom Reed mine, was Tuesdsy nistt when . csv- oi rock caught James Hauser, Iii Ing him instantly, He was . man of 60 years of sge and skiIlrd miner in every respect He knew the spot Of ground vss unsafe. out late led him under the falling r..ck ret ss it let loose.- Our Mineral Wealth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29

Sixteen cars were loaded with cattle at Del Rio this week, for shipment to Csliforuis markets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29

Shamts!laIns 2 a |; gGuen eli Resmedl s!
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-29
Assi iuNMEN1

AssIuNMEN1 O B Ferbick 10 Curtis H Jones. sssigus mortgage or Dougias property.... 400 ..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE c II Brown to AK Towne ct us. Douglas property - Herman Hendricks to c Schreiber ........... - John Srrohmeir to Chas Srhreiher .... ... - State Mutual Build ng & Loan Association to P H Crowley ...... - Nettie R Pearson 10 Max Goldman, Douglas prop
 ORDER OF SALE Helen Hamilton vs Gus tsve G Lelevier and Ana R de Lslevier. Levy on Douglas Co make s547 g and attorney fees and costs Ss g October II -
 WARRANTY DEED A E Lo t et uxto J B Speed, Douglas property - Joseph NJ Cappeil et ux to AE Lott. same se above 10 .. Max Goldman 10 Masonic Building Corporation of Douglas, Douglas prop t'tN OVO E F Lutz ct ux to J T Paxton, Douglas prop- efty lu Heatricr Grover ct conj to Levin W Ste.art. Doug property .... .. l5O0 .. E R Pirtle ct ux to Doug las Investment Co. o.Douy- las property ........ 10 .. Mrs F G Pierce to Frank G P'efcs. Benson property l .. John T Prufi, ct ux to Lew Lo'green, land =. 100 :.
 CHATTEL IRTGAGE J B Speed ct ux to c E "snzel, Douglas prop erty ....... 800 Masonic Building Corpora tion to Bank ot Douglas. Douglas property ..... i3.0In
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE \ E BoSgs 10 J W We't- fall ct ux. cha tel mcr.- gsges Fidelity Savings & Lnsu Association to " E Lutz et ux - First National B k of D uglss 10 B Ryan and J s d Me,cke - d ty Savings & Loan As>oclatiOn to Sy vanus Grose tt ux....,.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED J thn I Nicholson to o Gib- 900 and Albert NJ Ssmes, Douglas property .. 10 ..
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE T w Coqgin to Bank of Douglas, cattle ~ $50 .. w Howle to A bert S'einfeldt & Cn, furDi- ture and fixture. of Bo.ie hotel ...... .--.. e60 Q.
 BILL OF SALE Charles Schriher to E E Erick on, Lowell prop erty ........... -. TOO ..
 DECLARATION OF HOMESTEAD Luther McCorkle claims Douglas lots ...-. -
 WARRANTY DEED Levi Lofgreen ct ux to Wm H Nations. land .... 800
 TRUsT DEED Masonic Build ng Corpor- stiop to Bank of Doug. lac, Trus ee, Douglss troperty ........... 26,OoO ..
 MATERIAL ass's iIEs " F Nicholsv. w L Cooper claims lien for .. 26 z1
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
Ak-Sar-Ben to Form
0peratic Society

The Ak-sar-Ben operate society was
tentatively organized last night at the
Hotel Rome.
At banquet and dance given by the
ball committee OF the Ak-Sar-Ben board
Of governors to the players who produced
The jolly Musketeer." the suggestion Of
organization OF such society was made
and Immediately was met with such en-
thusiasm as almost completely to organ
ize on the spot. All that now remains is
the approval Of the board Of governors OF
the Knights of Ak-Sar- Ben. and Everett
buckingham last night assured the sing
ers that the knights would stand sponsors
for the new society.
Rome Miller preferred the use OF his
hotel for meeting places for the society
and announced that he would feed them
gratis whenever they met.
The Ak-Sar-Ben operate society, as
Director F. C. Freemantel explains II.
will be patterned after societies Of the
east. notably one at Philadelphia.
I'VE have some wonderful voices In this
organization" said he. that when they
are thoroughly practiced together will
produce music that can't be outclassed
on the professional operate stage. The
society will afford that practice"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
tsf u LETTERS Patent nm
is AWARDED FOR WEEK

The following patents for Iowa and
Nebraska inventions have been granted
during the last week:
William C. Bridges OF wapello, Ia. for
street indicator.
Charles II. Cronk OF Curtis. Neb.. for
can carrier
Charles Hoth OF waukon. Ia, for de.
livery appliance.
Eugene L. Jewett Of Eagle Grove. Ia.
for spade step.
Frederick Kaschewski Of oskaloosa, Ia,
for garment pocket.
Patrick J. Lawler Of westslde, Ia, for
churn.
Claus II. Light and C. H. Hutchinson
Of Des Moines, Ia. for bag holder.
Edward II. Martin OF Webster City. Ia,
for telephone meter.
Louis C. Meyer Of Davenport. Ia. for
pot scraper.
Peter Meyer OF calmar. Ia. for auaklng
grass destroyer.
John @. Miller of Burlington. Ia. for
vehicle brake
James Mulvehili Of Dubuque. Ia. for
device for operating corn planter markers
Peter Oak of Laurel, Neb.. for grain
door for freight cars.
William H. Philpot and r. vertiska OF
Humboldt. Neb.. for floor.
Thomas T. Smith OF Lots Creek town
ship. Ringgold county. Iowa for endgate
fastening.
Donald B. stone of sprngville. Ia. for
Charles l. Wall of stasburser. NeO.,
Franz ]. Wood of Des Molnes. Ia. for
valve gear for engines.
Louis Spitun of Audubon. Ia, for de-
sign for breastpin.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
OMAHA DIOCESE IS DIVIDED
New Bishop Will Be Named at Later
Date at Rome.
ACTION EXPECTED IN THIS CITY
Church Dignitaries Will Soon Take
Step. 20 Make Necessary Recon-
mendations for Newly Gre
ated Office.

Very Reverend Monsignor colanerL
vicar general OF the diocese OF Omaha,
was yesterday advised from Rome tina.
the diocese OF Omaha had been divided
and a new diocese created at the Episeo-
pal residence at keRrney. Neo.. and that
the new bishop win be appointed later
The new diocese will comprise the ter
ritory west of Boyd, Holt Wheeler
Greeley. Howard and Hall counties to the
south of the Platte river.
A meeting will be called In the near fu-
ture Of Archbishop Keane and Bishops
Scannell Of Omaha. Davis OF Davenport.
Gsrrigan of Sioux city. Then OF LIN
coin and the new bishops OF DesMoines
and Cheyenne.
This body will take up and discuss six
candidates for bishop who will be named
by the bishops and priests Of the diocese.
After discussion the head Of the province
will send In three names selected TO
Rome.
Bishop Scannell left san Francisco last
night in good health and Is expected In
Omaha Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06

Births-Christ and Pauline Roman. 70
South Twenty-eighth street, girl; Joseph
and Elizabeth Barker, l5S South Eighth
street. boy; Frank and Helen Gutschew-
ski, SIS South Twenty-thlrd street boy
Frank and Emma Shively. 81 North
Tventy-seysnth avenue, girl: John and
Mollie Dick, Thirty-fifth and Hickory
streets. girl; Ora and Helen cTabo. ~
Webster street. boy; Waldo and Florence
Rothert, tloo Lafayette street. boy; w. H.
and vida r. Dickinson. 51oS North Twer-
ty-first street, boy: p. ii. and Charlotte
Dearnont. Emmanuel hospital. girl; Henry
and Amelia Grimm, sls North Sixteenth
street, South Omaha, boy: Nathan and
Florence Post. Methodist hospital, boy.
Deaths-John Melouist. 81 years. 81
North Tventy-seyenth street; Babt Suits,
l.. days. ioe4 Davenport street
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
lMPLEMENT-vEHlClE CLUB
NAMES AlTCHlS0N SECRETARY

Following the regular program Of
speeches at the monthly dinner of the
Omaha and Council Bluffs Implement
and Vehicle club. Edward Aitehison was
elected secretary OF the organization TO
M the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion OF Ed. W. Squire. A vacancy on the
executive board, which was caused BY the
departure OF B. l.. Rees TO Chicago Will
be filled by the board next Thursday.
The program following the dinner con-
sisted Of an address on THE Aldrlch
Plan OF Banking" by H. II. Gould Of
the United States National bank, and q
speech on the aims OF the Commercial
club by w. Ds-Hosford.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
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pounds. When his act opens he Is in a
cradle dressed in baby clothes. His loud
vailing brings the nurse (Lord Roberts
mother). who holds him up before the au-
dience while the infant recites poem
on the trials and trfbulations OF baby
hood. He also takes the part OF little
girl and of q man In dress suit who is
slightly under the Influence OF liquor. As
a comedian Lord Robert cannot be sur
passed.
Helen Grsntley, formerly Miss Belle
Goldsmith of Omaha. is AT the orpheum
this week playing the leading role in
sketch entitled The Right Road" which
gives her q splendid opportunity 20 show
her ability as an emotional actress.
The popular Gayety Is destined to en-
joy another immense weeks business
with The Golden Crook as the mag
net. Thursday night there will be a
chorus girls contest and Friday night an
oid-time colored cake walk. both events
being for liberal cash prizes. Ladies mat
inee daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
CAVALRY OFFICER EXAMINED
Colonel Goldman Appears in Omaha
Before Retiring Board.
SAYS IT IS ALL SPITEW0RK
Cause Given for Examination In Dis
ability, but Colonel Says There
Is Something Else BE-
hind Action.

The army retiring board appointed by
order OF President Taft convened yester-
day morning In the Army headquarters
building to consider the case Of Leuten-
ant Colonel Henry J. Goldman OF the
Twelfth Cavalry. Fort Robinson. who
WAS ordered before 1t to show that he
should not be retired.
The board was in session only long
enough to order Colonel Goldman 10
undergo a strict physical examination yes
terday afternoon at the hands Of Major
II. L. Gilchfist and Lieutenant Howard
Clarke. army physicians, who are mem
bers OF the retiring board. The board
then adjourned until this morning.
when Colonel Goldman will be given a
strict mental test.
According to statements made by MEM
bers OF the board yesterday, Colonel
Goldman is being hailed before the board
because he Is believed to be physically
unable to execute the duties he is called
upon TO perform. No other charge is
made and no other reason for Colonel
Goldman's retirement is given.
Colonel Goldman is 81 years old and
has only one more year to serve to
round out a forty year term. when he
can be retired with all honor due a
veteran.
Colonel Goldman says that he is the
victim of spite work. When he>was do
ing duty IN Arizona fighting Apache In
dams many years ago, he contracted
malaria. but this has entirely left him.
This one attack is the only sick spell
Major Goldman says he ever had. He
believes that even IL he were physically
unable for duty. he should be allowed TO
finish out the one more year which would
complete his long service. The fact that
he is not being granted this consideration
makes the proceedings OF the retirement
board appear as though there is SOME
thing else besides physical inability be-
hand the proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print n.
Jeff W. sedford-CoaL
Gss, Elsc. Fixtures. Burgsss-Grsndsn.
Thos. W. Blackburn for congress-Adv.
shrivsr Piles for Commissionsr-w.
6. Shriver has filed for commissioner.
being the forty-first to do 50. There are
now L. petitions out
Socialist Files for School Board
Henry Bechtel filed Tuesday on the
socialist ticket as a candidate for the
nomination for the Board of Education
from the Third ward.
cartoonist to Talk-Charles L. Bar
thOlomew. eartoonist on the Minneapolis
Journal. who signs his drawings Bart"
will give a chalk talk at the Young wo
mems Christian association March ..
Doctors Meet at colfax-This year the
send annual meeting of the Medical So
ciety Of the Missouri Valley viii be held
ut Colfax, Ia. March 2l-sa Drs. Bridges.
llollister. Stokes, Summers. Bryant. LORD
and McClanahsn Of Omaha are on the
psogram for papers.
Fireman Is Bankrupt-Frank NJ VAL
ouune. member Of the Omaha fire de-
partment. has filed petition In volun-
tary bankruptcy in the office Of the clerk
OF the United States court. He says In
the petition that his debts are N.72o and
his assets. which amount to about 800,
are exempt.
Hoffman to GRAND Jury-Ben Hoffman,
the stock boy Of the Brandels stores who
wes arrested last Friday on a charge OF
petit larceny, will not be tried In police
court. TIE charge has been changed to
srand larceny and he will be taken be-
fore tho grand jury. Hoffman was caught
systematically robblng the stock room Of
silk hose and other valuable clothing.
Lumber Rates too High-Railroad and
lupibermen Of Omaha are billed for Lin
coin next Tuesday, where they will az
pear before the State Railway commits
sion The local lumbermen contend that
the rates on lumber from Omaha out
into the state are too high as compared
with those from Lincoln. The railroad
men take an opposite view Of the con-
tention.
Bankruptcy Petition Fiisd-Arthur c.
Wsmberg. proprietor Of clothing and
general furnishing store at lolI South
Tenth street. asks TO be adjudged bank
Iupt ia a petition filed by his attorneys
this morning in federal court. Wamherg
places his debts at $3Sil.9i and his assets
at s2.lSi.ss This latter amount. how
ever, Is swelied considerably by accounts
receivable and stock in trade.
win Circle the Globe. II Spalti. one
>pf the wealthy merchants OF Oakland. Ia.
accompanied by his wife, has started
on globe-circling trip that will consume
eighteen months. They leave on the
Rock Island. going to Galveston, Tex,
From there they will go to California,
sailing on the Manehuria from San Fran
cisco March 10. touching at Honolulu.
The travel expense alone for the journey
Is si,1a2
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06

millions are using every year-and when
every other man or woman that you meet
viii recommend stusrt's TO You II you
will but inquire-why do You continue to
suffer from stomach trouble? What
more evidence can YOU ask? And as still
further proof you can even send and get
a sample package entirely free. The
sample will surely convince you.
The reason why stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets accomplish such results are very
easy to understand. These tablets con
tain almost the same elements as the
gastric juices OF the stomach. And when
your stomach Is sick and not working
right. It does not give out enough OF the
natural digestive juices to properly take
care Of the food you eat. So II you will
only give the stomach a little help by
taking a stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet you
will relieve IL OF its chief duty and
allow It the rest II needs to recuperate.
One grain of the active principle IN
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet will digest
300 grains of food. whether YOU place
It in a glass jar or in your stomach.
All druggists sell them. The price Is
80 cents per box. II yor prefer to try
them first. write 20 r. A. Stuart Co. 15o
Stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich, and a
sample package win be sent you free.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Ezra Morrison.

Mrs. Ezra Morrison of 27H Meredith
avenue. died Monday, after but short
illness. The family came to Omaha from
Nicola, Ia, two years ago. and the body
win be taken there for interment. She
leaves. beside her husband. two daughters,
Mrs John Donnelson Of Missouri Valley
and Miss Stella. who lived with her
mother. Mrs. Morrison was member OF
the First United Presbyterian church,
and the pastor. Rev. \. C. Douglas. will
conduct the funeral services at the home
wednesday morning at o'clock. At the
conclusion Of the services the easket viii
be taken to the depot Mrs. Morrison has
endeared herself to her neighbors ana
friends during her residence In Omaha by
the continual practice Of the old-fash-
ioned homely virtues. She was especially
devoted to her family and took great COM
fort in her church affiliations.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06

anAtEFNtuldlE Vi Ia I
stages. DR.. Mott says: MY method ar
rests the disease, even though 1t has de-
strnyed most Of the kidneys, and pre-
serves intact that portion not yet de-
stroyed. The medicines l use neuUalize
the poisons that form q toxine that de-
siroys tine cells In the tubes OF the KID
reys'
The Evening Post one Of the leading
daily papers OF Cincinnati. Ohio, hearing
Of DIR. Motifs success. asked IL he would
he willing to yive public test to dem
orstrate his faith IN his treatment and
prove its merits by treating five persons
suffering from Brights disease and Dia-
tletes, free Of ehArse. the Post 10 select
Dr. Mott accepted the conditions. and
twelve persons were selected After a
most critical chemical analysis and NIL
croscopic examination had been made.
i've OF the cases out OF tue twelve. those
showing the most advanced form OF
these diseases. were decided upon. These
eases we're placed under Or. Motifs care
Hnd reports published each week In the
Post In three months all were dis
charged by DIR. Mott. The persons treat
.d gained thslr normal weight. strength
aud appetite. and were able TO resume
read ;he details OF this public test can
obtain copies By sending to Or. Mott for
them
THE public demonstration gave Dr.
Mott an international reputation that has
brought him into correspondence with
peOple all over the world. and several
noted Europeans are numbered among
those who have been successfully treated
As treatment can be administered effect
lively by mail
The Doetor viii correspond with those
who are suffering with Brghts Disease,
Diabetes or any Kidney trouble what
ever, and viii be pleased TO give his ex-
pert opinion free to those who Will send
him a description Of their symptoms. An
essay which the Doctor has prepared
about kidney trouble and describing his
new method Of treatment will also Be
mailed by him Correspondence for this
purpose should be addressed to Irvine K
Mott. n D., IS Mitchell Building. Gin
cfnnRti Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
LARSON BADLY HURT, BUT
DON'T KNOW WHAT HIT HIM

Charles Larson mad head on him
when he appeared In court Tuesday
His head also was wound up In many
bandages
you're charged with being drunk" said
the Judge: what have you to say"
From under the bandages came faint
xoiee, well. your honor. to tell the
truth. l don't know much about II. !
woke up this morning like this"
You're discharged!' said the Judge,
Larson was found last night in front
Of the Labor temple. unconscious and
taken TO the station. where his wounds
we're dressed. He had evidently fallen
down the steps,