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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19
TO
hBDICATE?
Conflicting Reports from
Pekin Yuan Tells Roy
al Family TO Go

Telegram by United Press
Pekin, JAN TO- The meeting Of i'm.
perials broke up today IN another dis.
agreement over the question Of alb
dication.
Premier yuan notified the royal
family that be would resign unless
they abdicated. They agreed TO hold
another conference tomorrow.
The younger princes are opposed TO
abdieation and the dispute was 50
bitter that violence was threatened.
tt is expected that Yuan viii resign
unless abdieation is agreed upon to-
morrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19
aov AApLEY cAN.r coME.

Dr. Walter Penouite has received
word from Coy Hadley = Missouri
that Il wil be impossible ior him 90
accept the invitation to be the pflnci-
raj speaker Al lne Lincoln Day Ban
quet III this city on the evening cf
February n which IS TO be given
under the auspices Of the Republican
club Of the city Gov Hadley has ac-
certed a previous invitation 70 ad.
dress a club st a Lincoln day banquet
iu Missouri
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19
THIRTY MAY
Be INDICTED
ssaa

Telegram BY United Press.
indianapolis, I'D. Jan is--Thirty
prospective indictments It was learn
ed today have been prepared against
persons alleged 10 be connected with
the inside circle" in the alleged dy,
namiting conspiracy investigated BY
the federal grand jury
The indictments are being held
ready for the jury renort IN ease any
persons named in them are nol held
by lhe iury the Indictments win De
destroyed
The indications are that the probe
is nearing a close Fewer witnesses
are being examined and it is under
stood that practically an The import
aHt evidence has been submitted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19

OF GEN. Lee
Win Be Celebrated by
Daughters Of COnicd-
eraCy this Evening

The birthday Of RoberI e Lee the
great southern commander viii be fit
iingly celebrated under the auspices
OF the L. ID. c. in the city tonight al
the Masonic hall. "A program has
been arranged and will begin prompt
iy at s o'clock The following formal
program has been announced
Invocation Rev. George Sherman
Music Mrs. Ethel Gates Leeds
Reading The Conquered Banners
Miss Mary Agnes 0'Neill
Vocal Solo Miss KyHe Brownlow
Music Miss Adele Mainland
Reading THE Conquered Banner
Miss Carolyn Dawson
Song - southern Airs
Oriean Leeds
Reading. eThe Charge Of Rhodes
Brigade at Seven Pines.
The besiowaf Of the crosses or non.
81 On tie veterans. AIRS Ellis presi
dent of Inc sharser viii have charge
! Of the ceremony.
The program viii be closed ny
musical selection rendered by Misses
Horn. Armstrong and Lester.
Al veterans. their families and tbs
sons and daughters IT the conieder
acy are Invited to attend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19

AIr Young a cattle deafer Of shaw.
nee was here today to buy cattle TO
ship to Shawnee where he will place
them On feed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19

In ihc district court az $3.50 'his af-
teraoon ne jury in the case Of Tandy
Brown. charged With assault upon his
brother REX Brown, with intent @
Kill returned a verdict o guilty ana
fixed the punishment az Ia wears IN
tho penitenuary the maximum under
tbe law. The jury was out - mins
uies
All the testimony was concluded
and Attorney Harndon had madc his
opening speech when court took the
noon recess today When court re.
convened Nf Barefoot spoke for the
defense. making a lorcefu and elo'
Queut plea for his client Mr. Hern.
don closed the argument with mas.
terly summing up Of The case, the
puiilose Of which was 10 show thai
the theory of accident advanced By
the defense was unreasonable and ab
aurd.
Rex Brown hts mother and his sig
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19

Mrs Coda Evans Of Cyril under
went a surgical operation az the
Chlekasha hospital Thursday after
noon and vas reported today as fecQf
afIng nicely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19
TEN YEARS FOR
TANDY BROWN

ter Mrs. sserrett, al eye-wlnesses Of
the shooting were the principal wit
nesses for the state Their stories
agreed. their versions OF the shoot.
ing being the same as was given in
the preliminary. They testified thai
Tandy shot Rex through the window
AIRS Brown denied that she had any
seufile with Tandy over the gun.
stating that she was some distance
from him when the shot was fired
Tandg Brown was his own chief
witness His testimony bore out The
theory advanced by Ar Barefoot IN
bis opening statement claiming that
yhe gun was accidentally discharged
If sguffle with airs. Brown and that
: Rex was advancing With a piichIoHk
when he went after the gun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
CYNTHIAS EXTRA SESSION


cent wa es and listening to the soft
strains ot a hungarian waltz. His love
for h"r. none the less intense because
# It's short duration. had stirred him
uiEhtilN. and he had spoken Of that
love and asked her 10 marry him.
NJ" she had answered, forcing
,''s ~ ~, y p ny P"9S
W.. at6tl.ll,,i ,,'5 .,,,. a,.a
- - ,,, .,.,,, 81, ~ 80 -, -
w, u ' ,tss 49,
worlds 2"
You have money She had TOLD
him II belong a. The broken dawn
Hriztt4c rfte-y= t4f the South work for
nay living Aunt Lydia took me for
this trip because I was her brothers
child and she was sorry for my po,-
ert1. fta remembered with hitter
ness how he had begged storued and
. argued, tut all 10 no purpose. for
cynthia had remained deaf 70 his en-
treaties, protesting that his people
would be dlsappolhiod
When they landed although he had
tried to hnd o,.t where she lived and
follow her she eIaded him His pride
stirred then, ale he had turned t. il =
work determined to forget the girl
1Hi IN thai 100, he mad faiied. Inc
+ ,"''""i ing spring mis- SISTER wrote 10
/ MN your ttttsfs souhd as IL you
'" 't'''. 80 iFae s y pN, an" ''r ~,
'p0 I na '.oaN 70 p J co rem
( ~, tn ...f,f#. i, an 49, hara
80 ,., 's "nr -, 'tIn , ,.o",.
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S'''
N"t'' young ana N",leiHeht' ntohe
into his meditation Yes'm. I'll d.
4 G,
4 rom
Lawrence looked about him. The G
was the schoolhouse, and out the
/ door rushed the two scholars who
/ had been kept in 10 learn their
speeches He watched them out az
! sight. wondering what excuse he could
offer to the country teacher If he
; dared ga o-t hH-daol- 4llSt-ta-l nnk-at
her because her name was cynthia.
/ lie hoard sound mat made him
/ rs,ao tntantiv The nrettv school
( tancher was CRYING Lawrence walk al
. ~ va - Nc, ~, ~.
a. al t,,rnad ~ MIN stoci
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21

lightful stay at Atlantic city and New
York
Misses Blanche ana Bessie Meghee,
OF North Thirtieth street. are guests
of relatives in West Virginia.
Mrs. Sarah Bates. Of Twenty fourth
and Marshall streets, is spending sew
eral weeks at Glasgow. Va.
Mrs. Eugene Parrish. OF East Grace
street, Is spending some time in. Han
over, the guest Of relatives ana friends.
Mrs Robert Dean, or North Twenty
hfth street, left Monday for Paltlma-c.
where she will be the guest OF her
brother, Mr. Thomas Allen.
Mr Howard Bates. sc East Broad
street, has returned from Swee. Chnly
beate Springs.
Mr. and Mrs McEwen and Miss Es-
Sic Watkins. have returned from New
York and Atlantic City.
Misses irtffa Bates ann -tirarfr f1UuCf
are visiting relatives and friends at
Pearch, Va
Mrs. William Warren. Il North
TWerty-fourth street. is spe aiding rev
era weeks at Pen Mar
Miss Susie Johnson has returned
from delightful visit to Urbanua,
Middlesex county
Mr. and Mrs Richardson. Of East
Broad street. will join Mr. and Mrs.
F. w Evans, Of Chimborazo park, at
Atlantic City on SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Bates. and
Miss Susie Bates, of Chimborazo
park. are spending some time at Glas-
gov, Va.
Mr., Henry Dickerson spent the week
end with his family. who are summer
ing at Frederlck's Hall Va.
Mrs. Harvey Esgleston. of East Mar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
WOMAN SWOONS AS MINISTER
BEGINS MATRIMONLAL RITE

ping. called Mrs. Person TO come to
breakfast. she found her quite lila
nervous breakdown.
Mrs. Persons first husband exacted
& promise from his wife just as he
Was dying that she would never marry
again. He said if she did something
terrible would happen TO her. pos
sibly at the altar. That statement had
proved upon the lady's mind until she
was in dreadful nervous condition.
At p. NJ. on Sunday. however, Rev.
William Pyland went 10 the hotel TO
perform the ceremony, but Mrs. Per
son was still too Ill., Al O'Clock the
minister came again. The bride
be came into the parlor and just as
the minister started the service she
fell in dead faint and remained un-
conscious nearly shree-quarter Of an
hour.
Or. Walker rendered medical ax-
sistance
The prospective groom sought the
register of deeds later In the evening.
who cancelled the license returned
the fee and the couple left for Viz
ginia on the early train this morn
inc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
DR.. ]. N. O0UGHERTY
AFTER NOMINAL TON
FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT OF
SLEMP'S RETIREMENT HE
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.

BRISTOL VA, August 20.--Dr. j.
NJ, Dougherty, the Scott county ply
stefan who Is seeking the Republi-
can nomination for congress in the
Ninth Virginia district, following the
announcement that Representative
Slemp will not stand for the nomina-
ton, Will risk his chances with the
convention to be held In Bristol Au-
gust 2sth. DR. Dougherty is recog-
nized az a Bull Moose 1t now
seems pretty well understood that
both Taft men and Moose men expect
10 be in the convention. 1t is there
fore not improbab Bile that there will
be fight between 80 two factions
for control Hon. l.. =. summers, who
Is prominently mentioned for the
nomination. Is Taft man, but ii is
argued in his favor. as far as the
Moose element is concerned, that he
voted with the big Fun Moose dele
gates as a member of the credentials
committee in the national convention
1T Chicago, in favor ~ seating several
RooseN cit delegations notably those
from California.
Much interest cent"rs in the OUT
come OF the Republican convention
in the Ninth because it is expected
10 result in test Of strength as be-
tween the followers OF Taft and the
supporters of Roosevelt. II Is claim.
ed that the Moose sentiment is strong
IN all the counties However the sup
porters Of Taft express ;he belief that
most Republicans Will 2e found sup
porting the Taft ticket when all pre-
liminaries are past. n the Moose SEN
timent is anything hike as strong As
reports indicate, Il means warm
fight between the factions and wheth-
sr they can compromise upon can
didate for congress remains 10 he
seen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
SUPREME COURT IS
THEIR LAST RESORT
CASES OF HnISNIII.E OUTLAW )
WILL BE CARRIED TO HIGH
EST TRTBI MAD.

With the Supreme Court Of Appeals
of Virginia rests the last real chance
Of Floyd and Claude Allen to escape
death in the chair for the murder
of Judge Masse and commonwealth :
Attorney Foster in TIA" shooting-up Of
the Carroll county court.
After sentence has been passed
probably at the September 'erln ii
court. an appeal will be made 10 the
Supreme court on the ground OF in
suficiency Of the evidence. The de-
cision of the court IN the matter will,
in all probability. settle the case, -
it is not believed that Governor Mann
will interfere.
1t is expected the contention Il
counsel for the convicted men Will BE-
that the evidence against Fr!el an
Victor Allen is just as strong as that
against Floyd and Claude. sentence /
10 die. and that when the State &C
cepted a plea of guilty of second d.
gree murder from the latter two mel
it acknowled dyed that that evidence
was not sufficient to convict OF hrst
degree murder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
MAYOR IS BUSY
CLEANING DESK

Mayor Richardson was busy yester-
day cleaning out his desk, His secre-
tary wept silent tears to see the re-
minders OF pleasant associations pass
ing into the waste basket
We thought we had cast aside
everything that was worthless, re-
marked the mayor, but here we find
that most OF this liz worth no more
than a passing thought. and away II
goes,
The mayor had accumulated many
papers and letters OF more or less
value. Most of them go the way of
smoke.
When asked what he would do with
fTts secretary, the mayer replied thtt
she would be looked out for all right.
Whereupou the secretary spread soma
sunshine around the room with oAs
OF her prettlest smiles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
MANY FIRMS HAVE
BEEN PROSECUTED
OTHERS ARE NOW UNDER IN
DICTMENT FOR NOT OBSERN-
ING SANITARY LAWS.

Commissioner Of Labor DohertF
SAID yesterday afternoon that the
department of labor SIS prosecuting
urms IN I'LL parts of the state who
ale j,& il tBe observance Of the State
laws regarding sanitary conditions tn
mills and factories and the erection
Of proper Hre escapes.
The state law requires IRE escapes
Of tAe most improved modern design
i'm all factories. workshops hotels
school buildings and hospitals more
than three stories high.
More than a score OF Lynchburg
tria are now facing prosecution for
the violation OF these laws and In
other sections Inspectors are sdt work
The penalty for violation Of tn"
law 10 fine OF not less than SIS
nor more than 500 for each month
they shau fan 10 provide proper FIRE
escapes.
For failure to observe the sanitary
laws the fine imposed is not less than
s. nor more than SIS, and each day
Of such violation MAJ constitute sep
arate offense
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
CHURCH HILL NEWS
" n1s Intended for G
Bank, or phon~5 to Madison ~ $50

The parsonage OF 81. James church
was the scene on Monday afternoon
Of pretty marriage when Miss
Maude Y Allen. became the bride of
Mr. Hubert +. Riddle, of Raleigh, n.
G The Rev :. J. Battin, pastor OF
81. James. was the officiating minis
ter The bride is from Raleigh. n &.
but has been making her home with
her sister, Mrs Abrams. Of East Mar
shall street for some time The cere-
monY was witnessed by many friends.
who regret that the brides future
home viii be In Raleigh, n. {. Miss
Allen wore a handsome going away
gown of tan cloth with hat and gloves
to match and carried Brides roses.
The young couple left at once for a
stay a Ocean View, and will later
visit Washington and Baltimore be-
fore setttE tn Raleigh, NJ '---
Mr. Ryang, Korean student at the
Vanderbilt university, preached at
Union station on Sunday morning, and
at St James at the evening service.
On both occasions he spoke interest
ingly on life in Korea, of conditions
there before and after the advent Of
missionaries. Mr. Ryang viii give a
lecture with sixty-1ve steroptican
Views a Chmborazo auditorium on
Thursday evening. August ed The
lecture is under the auspices of the
Ladies' Foreign Missionary society, Of
Union Station church. and the pro-
ceeds will be given to help complete
the lecturers education Cream Will
be sold in the school yard
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Hancock. Jr. aud
Miss Abbie Hancock left the city Mon
day for Ocean View. where they will
spend some time.
Miss Lucy Lee, of Whitestone Va.
is the guest of Miss Alma Strickland.
of East Franklin street.
Srs. Robert Winfree and sons, of
Chimborazo boulevard. are spending
some time In Louisa.
Mr. Willie Eubank and mother have
returned from a visit to Mr. 3aford
Eubank, OF Salem, Va
Mr.. Arthur H. Taylor. editor Of the
Danville Register spent Sunday with
relatives on East Grace street.
Mr.. Bonnie MePhail, of 27t4 East
Franklin street, is spending his vaca-
ton with friends near Blackstone, Va.
Mrs. Spain and Miss Louise Spain,
Of Chimhorazo boulevard, are spending
some time al Summers Rest, Abe
marie county.
MISC Hazel Cole has returned 10 her
home on Chimborazo park. after a de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
Haunted by Words of Dead
Husband, She is Unable to
Stand Strain and Ceremony
is Not T erformed

ELIZABETH CITY. Y c, August
20-A Romance in Real Life"
took place SATURDAY. at midnight.
when J. w Munden, register of deeds,
WAS aroused from his slumbers by
a knock at his door and a couple,
Kelly K. Bishop and Mrs. MaIy r..
Person, both OF Southampton coun-
". Va made application for mar
riage license.
The license was issued and the par
ties went in search of Methodist
minister. Owing To the lateness Of the
hour none could be found, so the wed
ding was postponed until Sunday The
next morning when Mrs Ifussey. the
wife of the proprietor of the Central
hotel. where the visitors were stop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
Missionary speaks.

F'RANkTOWN, VA. August 20
Rev Nirgie r. Turner, who Is under
appointment by the hoard OF missions
for Korea, has been the guest or Rev
John o. Moss for several days, and
preached sunday Mt Franktown and
Johnson's churches. and made fine
impression on the large audiences. and
created great thusiasm for his work.
These two churches have undertaken
TO support him In the foreign field. He
viii sail from San Francisco on the
Mongolia September 18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21

shall street, has returned from a week
spent at ocean View.
Misses Louise Goode, Ruth Bates and
Nellie Phaup. have returned from a
two weeks stay at Natural Bridge, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hare, of East
Marshall street. have returned from
stay al Ocean View. Va.
Miss Ellen Bates is the guest Of Miss
Mary Towsend. Of I1ynchburg, Va
Miss Ruby Blocker. Of East Mar
shall street. has returned from come
time spent at Greystone Inn, Fordwick.
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21

Mjss Anne rrner y visit ~ relatives
h. Rockingham county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21

Niss hath Yatee. 4 charlotte, + g..
Is sae guest If Ai.s T4ull0eE. a. -lt-
~ avenue.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-18
PRESIDENT CHANGES MIND
Decides to Leave Post Of Ambassa.
dor to Great Britain Vacant.

Washington. Dec. .16.-President
Taft today announced through Secre,
tary Hilles that the post of ambassa-
dor of Great Britain, made vacant by
the death of Whitelaw Reid, will not
be filled by him. This announce
ment followed an early morning con-
ference between the President and
Secretary of State Knox.
Several reasons were given for the
Presidents decision He believes that
the important diplomatic questions in
volving Great Britain and the United
States can be handled successfully in
Washington by Mr.. Knox and James
Bryce, the British ambassador. He
understands that President elect vii
son already is considering a man for
the London post and he does not
wish to appoint one who can serve at
best for only few months.
The President had first been in
clined to make an appointment, but
deliberation with Mr.. Knox brought a
decision TO the contrary
The post at London will now be va
cant until March and will be the first
time in many years that the United
States has been without an ambas-
sador in London.
London, Dec. 1S.-The British gov
eminent has proposed to the govern
ment of the United States that Brit
ish battleship should convey the body
OF the late ambassador, Whitelaw
Reid, to his native land.
Premier Asquith in announcing
this decision of the government for
mally ~ the House of Commons to-
day paid a graceful tribute to the
dead diplomat. 1t has been arranged
to hold memorial service for the
late ambassador in West minister Alb
hey at noon on Friday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-18
COLDS GO
OVER NIGHT

If your head is stuffed up and you
have a hard cold you can quickly get
rid of the misery.
First, look after the bowels; any
good cathartic will do; then breathe
Booths HYOMEI which promptly
kills germ life and heals the mem
brane
Breathe HYOMEI pronounce It
High-o-me) in the daytime through
the little hard rubber inhaler, and
just before going to bed at night do
this. Pour a scant teaspoonful Of
HYOMEI into a kitchen bowl Of boil
ing water, cover head and bowl with
towel and breathe for several min
utes the soothing, healing vapor that
arises. This treatment is also fine
for sore throat and catarrh. Com
plete HYOMEI outfit including inhal-
er, S100; extra bottles IL needed, so
refund your money IL dissatisfied
cents. W. L. Gokay is authorized to
Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-18
MYSTERIOUS PRODUCT
OF THE Deep SEA
The Lucky or UMuCky Sea Bean,
Which Is Il?

Many newspapers have published
stories pro and con of this mysteri-
Gus product of the deep. How one
Sea Bean saved a sailor who was
thrown In the midst Of band Of can
nibals.
The Butler Times Of March 81 tells
of how Jim Tuner, a well driller,
had been playing in hard luck for
six months. losing his tools and strik-
ing dusty holes, paid the California
tars a visit and received Sea Bean
as a souvenir, and 10 days later
struck a gusher.
The Genesee Times OF March IS
declares that Sea Bean saved
Harry Easton from serious injur'e
In that ne fell from his barn loft and
landed on the ground right side up
with care"
maiden lady stenographer OF a
few summers and several winters re-
ceived a Sea Bean and 30 days later
married her employer This happened
in Ohio, but now comes one from In
diana: Two sisters. both Jingle and
Just old enough to be termed old
maids. The younger OF the two had
captured man. They both received
q Sea Bean, and the elder started on
a man hunt, and finally eloped with
her younger sisters beau. Within
two weeks he was arrested on the
charge Of bigamy. Whom did this
Bean bring luck to?
The editor of The Elkland Journal
read so much of the Sea Bean that
he asked for one. He started for his
Office and on the street he met a
man and an argument arose over
some trivial matter. He returned to
the manager of the cars saying,
"This Bean is unlucky Just had
an argument with man most twice
my size" did he hit your" inquired
the manager. The editor replied. mo-
but almost" Keep your Bean, Mr..
Editor" replied the manager; you
ARE INDEED LUCKY" And the ed
itor ambled of In search OF another
test.
LUCKY OR UNLUCKY, due to pub
licity they have received, they are
going very fast. and the manager is
at a loss to know whether they are
lucky for him. as the demand for
them has increased so much the sup
ply is limited; but he will, as long
as they last, continue to give them
out as souvenirs to all attending. No
doubt many beautiful Sea Bean
charms, hatpins and cuff links will
shortly be seen here. as the Beans
are not only lucky. but are also beau
hful when polished.
The management of the California
exhibit, which arrives here on De
cember "a for a stay of four DAYS.
has a number of lucky sea beans
which will be given away to visitors
as souvenirs.
You will laugh at luck and think il
funny but many a man and woman
are today wearing Lucky Sea Beans
as watch charms which they obtained
Of the California car.
Not all OF the beans are lucky. You
must watch your luck after receiv-
ing the souvenir. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-12-18

last week returned to work and it
is understood that his face was SO
flushed that suspicion was aroused as
to the nature of his disease. The
authorities were notified and DR..
Laid of the State board of health
was summoned. Upon his arrival he
went to the Office of DR.. W. B. Mayo,
where a consultation was held after
which the three patients were plac-
ed in quarantine at their homes.
Floyd Dering, another clerk at the
Moriarty store, although not showing
any symptoms of the disease as yet.
was also placed in quarantine. Mr..
Moriarty's grocery store has been
closed until after ii has received
thorough fumigation.