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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
MUCH BUILDING
|O0NEAT M'ALLEN
UPPER VALLEY TOWN ENJOYING A
sr.soN OF PROGRESS AND
ALSO PROSPERITY.

McAlIen l. "~icvine not only Il season Of
fgreG' prosperity Il I result Of good winter
and GUNNER cps. Int resultant season Of
building progress, according To visitors
who are returning from the upper valley
town.
Among the work now under way there
NAV Ice mentioned the following:
a modern two-~tory business building to
be- erected on Main street hy DIR. Osborne.
An addition to the building of the Me
Allen State Bank.
A 10000 building just completed ny
Charles Maule.
Four cottages now being erected for
rental purposes by J. J. Young Of Browns
vile. r-s,-'
4 beautiful $4,000 home to be erected
nv Mr.. McChesnutt. to be one of the most
attractive of the many attractive homes
in McAllen.
The McAllen Unit Bonded Warehouse
company i preparing 10 begin the erection
of its 10000 hu9hel concrete and wood
elevator.
Ground i, now being broken for Meal
lens new passenger station. to he one 81
the p%rctticSt on the Gulf Coast Line. and to
cost about 81 .000. Contract for the work
has been let.
One Of the p%rettiest club houses and
grounds in South Texas, It i intended, will
be the SharyIand club house. TO he erect
"a 1T Sharyland. between McAllen and
Mission.
Much concrete sidewalk construction i
also IN progress at McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21

them and took them to headquarters under
arrest.
"l"ur ease ~ grave" sand the officer un
duty, and he took them before staff oihccrs
who asked them how they happened 10 be
there.
'Gentlcmen.'' said Monsieur Wolf. EN-
stead ot treating us a. maletaetor~. van
should thank a. for the signal service We
have rendered"
What ~ervIcef"
I'VE have proven that one can. without
\ permit. ret NJ the front. ln unr ra-r II
u ot ~" consequence because wr are non
e~t men, but ~urp"~ing " were ~pie~F"
''Shut up cried the colonel. what l.
your name n"
pierre Wolff"
wolff Hum hum, That a name that
doesn't sound well ~ the front. And this
gentleman = your doctor. YOU say"
"IIe i a doctor. but not mime. Ilis name
= Henri ~ Roth~child."
"Dr. Henri ~ Ruth-chIld!"
''The same
Doctor, doctor, What folly r. let out
toward the front without pnper-' Here's
4 safe conduct Tor Paris for you. and Cor
your companion. ! beg Of YOU don't try
II again"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
Texas Father and Son Wounded.

GAINESVILLE. Tex. July 2l-Near Burns
City. tins county. Lon Steele. y farmer
aged 30. was shot aud probably fatally
wounded with a shotgun and hi ION. VII
ham aged 20. was Shot aud seriously
wounded with a revolver SUNDAY after
noon. Officers have gone To the scene of
the trouble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
War Horses are Being Received.

Galveston. Tex. July 2l.-Carloads Of
horses are now arriving ~ Texas City daily
for shipment Ia Europe for use in the ar
City Terminal Company state that they
soon expect ia receive sufficient shipments
of horses Ia make up a complete ship
cargo. which will approximate one thouS-
and head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21

1 years
a. :. Van Kirk. Fannln coLn;.F
Agent: "Tcrracing demonstrations r.
Gently held by j. &. Olsen Of the Servicy
of the Extension Service OF the =. AZ |
VI. College were we'll at:rndc anG tine
cop coalition report gol
farmers are much pleased with The Ie-
suits.
ID. NJ. Strange. Camp 'oun-.y Ag,ut
Everything looking COOL les feed
crop we have had in wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
Friends of Animals Will Help.

Geneva, June 21.-An International con
creo> which plans To take steps for the
avoidance Of Unnecessary suffering among
ANIMALS ~ the battlefield, l. now meeting
here. Delegates representing los humane
-"cictic, from all parts of the world are
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
Panhandle Bankers in Session.

Hereford, Tex. July 2i.-The Panhandle
Bankers Association was TO open IT. an
son, brother of Governor Ferguson, and
the chief executive of Texas, were ex-
pccted 10 address the meeting, which will
convene tonight or tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
Model sc
+. q. B. Toledo

~ ERFECTION In automobile, j. reached IN the Overland 1915
Model Sc, seven passenger, 6-cylnder touring ar. q ear for
family - and n that will meet every requirement Of the
most discriminating IN automobiles. The n 81 differ slightly
from the old model 81, being equipped with a newer Continental
motor, and some improvements IN body As We build more ears in
2 single week than most European manufacturers build IN n whole
year, " r able to utilize every modern manufacturing economy.
The more cars We make, the greater the output, the less the cost
Of the individual car. The Model IS furnishes an unusual oPpor-
tunity for persons wanting a seven passenger car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-21
Retired Briqadier General Dies.

Los Angeles, Calf, July 2O.-Brgad'cr
General Palmer Gaylor Wood, United sta
tes army. retired. ded at his home here
Sunday night, u years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Lodge Rc-Orgnnizcd.

Mrs Lora l.. Coleman. OF Lyncn-
burg, president Of the Rcbekah AS
sembly of Virginia. ]. O. o. T., and Mrs
f. II. Robertson, OF Crewe, grand ward
en- of the state. paid an official visit
to Petersburg last night, for the pur-
pose of rc-organi2ing Charity Rebekah
Lodge No ~. of this city, which had
been dormant for several years, though
it's charter had not been surrendered
The lodge was rc-organiHed by the
election OF the following othccrs
Noble Grand, Miss Lucy Wells: Vice
Grand, Janet c. Hoy; Secretary, l.. a.
Andrews. The Noble Grand announced
the followinS appointments: Warden,
&. b. Williams; Conductor, :. ID. Rod
gus; Right supporter, Robert ]" Alley;
Inner Guard. T.. s. Brittiug CHAM. The
spirit Of the meeting WAS excellent.
which led Mrs. Coleman. when she in
stalled the officers, TO predict bright
future for the lodge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
New Jewish Synagogue.

An interesting and pleasant feature
of the dedication yesterday afternoon
OF the new orthodox JEWS synagogue
was the presence and participation in
the ceremonies Of so many Christian
friends of the congregation. Among
those TO deliver addresses were Mayor
Cabaniss. former Senator Charles T.
I.assitcr. and Rev. Richard Wilkinson
u. D., pastor of Washington street NJ
L. Church. whose speeches gave great
satisfaction. The labors of the congrc-
CATION. beginning with small mem
bcrship and continuing through years
have finally been crowned with the
building Of a handsome and substantial
house of worship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
ALLEGED ROBBERS HELD
FOR THE HusT|Ncs COURT
IL. A. Mason and Sadie Taylor Are
Ari1igncd in Petersburg
Police Court.
TO BE TRIED IN SEPTEMBER
Woman Handcuffed While Being
Taken From Richmond to Cockade
Cfty-Driver of Jitney Is Badly
Burned-Othcr News Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, August Pr.
a. Mason and his companion, Sadie
Taylor. who were arrested in Richmond
on warrants charging them with steal
ing the sum of Sl1i in this city, the
property OF J. T.. Lanicr, an employee
ut the Du Pont works. were this morn
ing arraigned in the Police Court and
held for trial at the September term Of
the Hastings Court The robbery was
committed in the apartment occupied
by the couple, where. 1t is alleged.
Lanicr had been on visit. The woman
denies the theft, but Mason admits 1t.
They arc held as confederatcs. The
woman's conduct while being brought
to Petersburg from Richmond was such
that the officer was forced to put hand
cuffs on her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28

lap that was occupied by Charles
Johnson. colored, accidentally caught
hre today, but was saved from serious
damage by the use OF chemicals by the
department.
At meeting OF the Progress Club
last night Abe Lovenstein was elected
president: Moses Levitt, vice president:
Max Friedenberg, secretary, and j.
kaplan, treasurer.
William Smith. n white man, is under
arrest for stealing a typewriter from
the office OF Hamilton Williams, which
he was trying to sell.
The 18th session OF tho Public
Schools for white children will open
on September s; for colored children
on September 10.
In tho recent examination held
throughout the country, for the ap-
pointment OF Assistant Surgeons In the
United States Navy Medical Corps, Dr.
FORREST NJ. Harrison. OF Washington,
formerly of Petersburg, passed with
the highest average. DR.. Harrison
was born and raised in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
TRULL BLAMES HIS opal"
F0R-MyRDER OF SWAIN
In Detailed sfuieraent to Governor
Craig Tells His Part I'm
Killing
Especial tn Tho Times

Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.]
RALEIGH. N. c., Aug. 27.-Charlcs
r. Trull, whom Governor Craig has de-
clined to save fTom the electric chair.
on Septemberii3. as tho murderer OF
Sidney SWAIN ahi 'astd Charlotte mer-
sovernop 'a' Sf difssas1" tor wh ies
reaY had Sos of a ,n' r pags ns
or the old man. In 1t he claims that
ms pal Barton, who disappeared after
having been the chief witness against
MIN, really dealt the blow that killed
Swain.
Trull said he only knew Barton about
tnree weeks before the murder; that
barton talked to him several times
about waylaying Swain and getting his
money. He insists that there was no
intention TO Kill the old man, but only
to put him in such condition that he
could not resist them IN getting his
money He said Bartpn was to make
the attack and that he, Trull, was to
stand off and watch. while Barton
turned the trick in the matter of the
robbery. He is sure, also that Barton
had no idea Of killing the old man.
lie insists that he is thoroughly sane
and has all along opposed any effort
to escape through insanity. He pleads,
however. that being only an accessory
to the murder he should not receive
the death sentence and still hopes that
the Governor Will give him the benefit
OF Communication Of life imprison-
ment.
The Governor has not passed to tho
statement yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
HELD IN DEFAULT OF BAIL
Especial to The Times-Dispat

ISFeCIdI 20 me IIrlcS- DlSpdtCh.I
SUFFOLK, VA. Aug. ELS. Blum, a
young salesman. claiming Baltimore as
his home. was tried before Mayor j. f..
p. Holiday to-day. on "A charge OF pre-
tended marriage with Miss Eunicc Har-
rell. sevcnteen-year old girl. OF Suf-
folk, and was fined $500. and in de-
fault OF payment went to jail. Blum,
the girl alleged, took her to Norfolk,
where they registered as Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Brown, and then took her to Eliza
beth City, n. c.. where she claims a
ceremony was gone through, which
afterwards was found to be fake"
Blum wired the girls parents that they
were married and asked forgiveness.
He has still TO face charge of OBJ
tanning money under false prctense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Dr.. Rrady S Health Talks
THE MINERAL OIL CRAZE.

Every laxative has it's day. At pres
ent purified petroleum oil enjoys the
vogue which castor oil never attained
in its palmiest days.
There must be forty different brands
Oh petroleum oil marketed to meet this
big demand for a laxative. In the mat.
ter of flavor 1t may be that some brands
are pleasanter to take than others, but
SO far as the effect goes one is as good
or bad as another.
So-called Russian" oil is in no sense
superior to out -and-out American re-
lined petroleum-but you know how it
is, anything imported seems higher
class than plain home made goods, to
some people.
The virtues of mineral oil rs r. lax
atiNe which make il preferable in some
cases TO other laxativcs are. first flat
IL increases the peristaltic or wave
movement OF the bowel without being
absorbed and producing other effects
spontaneously. as many laxative rem
cures 90: second, it is apparently not
haplt-forminE, as some laxativcs, not
all. undoubtedly are. and third. il is
supposed to absorb a certain proportiou
OF inc TOXIC substances In the bowel
winch make the constipated person feel
so wrctched. This latter virtue, how
- must ne largely theoretical, for
the maximum quantity OF toxic IVA
terial mineral oil could possibly alb
sorb IN the doses usually employed
would be something less than dron
IN the bucket
ANYBODY who feels impelled to TRY"
purifed mineral oil. liquid parafln.
liquid petroleum., albolene Russian
OIL. OF any of the laxo this or that
trade embarked brands on the market
woNld DO well TO take it an hour away
dose. t"''
IT is perhaps most frequently pre-
sclibed for those who have food sts.
a sort OF {: new mode in constipation
ana especially in cases of ptosis. or
Sagging Of the aiimcntary canal. In
the latter condition. which the X-rav
photograph OF digestinE bismuth
,he"i SHOWS 10 be much more common
'hhn appearances would indicate. nurc
petroleum. Oil is believed to facilitate
me passage OF the alimentary stream
over the various kinks and hills which
ptosis causes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Woman and lone

sion The stay-at-homes need not be
dull witted. The spirit of adventure
does not mean that one must roam the
wide seas or tread the painless for
ests. But it does mean that everything
new that YOU do in life Is sort of
adventure. When the house is re-
papcrcd and painted. IL is an adventure
to plan curtains and hanginSs and
furniture perhaps to suit the altered
rooms. When YOU go for ride
whether It be motor or street car
put the spirit of adventure into it. 1t
is a spirit necessary to offset the hum
drum of everyday life. 1t gives a
sparkle and brightness to ordinary,
every day tasks. And this elasticity of
mind prevents us from getting old.
There are women of eighty whose
minds are still young and elastic, and
there arc girls of twenty whose hearts
are tired and who find life a deadly
bore.
There was a celebrated French
beauty. Ninon de rEnclos, who was
courted and admired at an age when
most women are content to look upon
themselves rs grandmothers, just be-
cause she was blessed with the eternal
spirit OF youthfulness.
Youth is n habit you can cultivate.
Don't allow your heart to become less
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
FATALLY INJURED BY AUTO
Mrs. Z. r. Wharton of Greensboro
Dies After Accident
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

GREENSBORO, y. c., Aug. o7.-Mrs
Edward +. Wharton. wife of one of
the city's leading business men and
capitalists. was struck by an automo-
bile driven by a. v. Caldwell, in front
Of her home on Ashcboro Street, at
noon to-day. and died three hours later
i'm st. Leo's Hospital. from her in
jurics. Her right leg and right arm
were broken, and her skull fractured.
Internal injuries were also sustained
She did not regain consciousness. She
was carrying an umbrella close over
her head. and stepped in front OF the
machine without seeing 1t. Mr.. Cald-
we'll attempted to turn and avoid her
and the wheels skiddcd. He offered to
surrender himself to the police. but no
one attached blame to him.
MIR. Wharton, two daughters, Mrs
NJ +. Douglass and Miss Wharton, sur
vivc. Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Docket Filling Tn.

The Criminal docket OF the Hus-
tinGs Court for the September
term. will probably be the larg-
est known in years. The cases
will have accumulated for two
months. no term OF the Court being
held this month, and the cases recently
sent have averaged several each week,
almost one day. Among the felony
charges are burglary, hold-ups, house
breaking, manning and wounding, at
tcmpts to kill, etc The prospects are
that Petersburg will send consider
able delegation to the penitentiary at
tho September term. j feature about
these cases is that many of the pris-
oncrs are strangers in Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
AGED FARMER LOSES LIFE
Captain &. H. Tflton Killed in Lem
From Loft of Barn to Ground.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. 7

ISpecial to The Times Dispatch]
TAPPAHANNOCK, VA, August 81
Captain G. III. Tilton, farmer Of Caret,
lost his life in most unusual manner
Yesterday evening. He conceived the
IDEA or smoking out some hornets
which had made nest in the loft of h Ia
barn. In doing SO he set fire to and
destroyed the building. After vain eff
forts to put out the FIRE. the law of self
preservation asserted itself, and he was
almost instantly killed by leaping from
the loft to the ground. Captain Tilton
was an elderly man and leaves q large
family. Several years ago one of his
sons was drowned at sea. another was
killed while working in a Baltimore
machine shop. and nephew was killed
at an alteration which occurred at a
savmill In this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
CLEARANCE PAPERS FOR SHIP
WITH MUNITIONS FOR MEXICO

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Treasury
officials instructed the collector Of
customs at Pensacola to-day to issue
clearance papers for the schooner
Isadora, bound for Mexico with cargo
of war supplies, said to be for Car
rama forces. The order was forwarded
after conferences with State Depart
ment officials Doubt as to the status
of the schooner arose when she put
into Pensacola from Cuban port with
munitions aboard and began taking on
additional war supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28

fCop!!iEht, 1912 hE an'oihcNc Don
81 don't feel as young as ! used 10
feel" J heard woman say With a
compla cen; sigh. And she wasn't even
thirty.
A Grea, many women take Infinite
pains to keep their faces and their
bodies young. But they don't trouble
a Bit about their hearts. And a youth
ful heart is the most priceless gift OF
all.
suppose they think that the heart
does not show as the complexion does.
What A mistake The woman who
takes a real and keen interest in life
and keeps herself abreast OF the times
is always good looking. though her
complexion be a little faded On tho
other hand. though massage has taken
out the wrinkles. IL her heart is tired
there Will be dullness in the eyes
that gives the lie 10 that smooth
skinned face
Someone has said: The world is d.
yidsd into two classee-the adventures
and the stay-at homes" But in my
opinion there is no need for this divi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

BpSebplI - international LcnEuci
Richmond vs. Buffalo, Broad street
Park, 4:3O O'Clock.
EIunl Suffrage League of Rich
mOnd. Opcn-nir meeting, Fourth
and BrOnd Streets, $3.50 O'Clock.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville and
and 0:15.
Little-Paramount pictures; con-
tinuOus performance, IL noon to II
night.
Coionial-NIotIon pictures, conttn-
nous performance, IL morning to IL
night.
experimentation pictures; con-
II night.
ists-MotfOn pictures; continuous
performance, II morning to IL night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28

Lacy Turner. of LynchburE, en-
ployed as chauffeur on one Of the jitney
cars running between Petersburg and
Horcwcll. was badly burned yesterday
evening. While under his car repairing
some defect, the sleeve on one of his
arms became soaked with drippings
from the gasoline tank. By accident
the sleeve became ignited. The unfor-
tunate mans arm was SO severely
burned that the skin peeled off from
the shoulder almost to the hand. And
while he was fighting the fire and suf-
fcrinG agony. he was robbed of SIS, his
days receipts. He is in the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
ACCIDENT ON BATTLESHIP

NORFOLK, VA, August Irwin.
preparations were being made to dock
the battleship Delaware at the Nor
folk Navy-fard, yesterday. it was dis
covered that the starboard and port
coupling shafts were cracked. The Del
aware mac been receiving repairs for
several weeks and has had an entire
new battery Of tive-inch guns installed.
She was scheduled to leave the navy.
yard next month. but the trouble with
tho coupling shaft will delay her an
other thirty days. 1t is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Questions md Answer.

Hachache Of Invalid in Bcd.-c,n vou
suggest anything to relieve or nrnv.nt
the backache suffered frequently NV
one confined to bod? She has to sleen
on aeT back. and sometimes the pair
Is very troublesome at nipht
NAswer-lt is due to relaxation of
me JOINTS between base of spine fsa
cruln) ana hip bones ililun) TN n
sacro- lilac Joint The doctor n:,,h,
strap the pelvis with adhesive plasrer
Or the patient might wear a small nil ;
30" or pad strapped to the lower SHINE
y Sood massage of the back IN. :,
strong nurse helps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28

Hundreds of the qualified voters IN
the city are signing the petitions favor
ing the construction of an overhead
bridge on Second Street, as the ter
miral of the new bridge to be erected
and urging the Board OF Aldermen and
Common Council to vote for such an
overhead bridge. Such Il change in tho
plan would necessitate an additional
appropriation. but the people favor IL,
ana the Council will probably heed their
petition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
General Weather Cond,t,on.

w WASHINGTON, August o1--rberc
VIII pc showers Saturday and Sunday i'm
the southern States and the Southwest,
ton of the Middle Atlantic district
ioliowsd by fair weather Sunday From
the lake region eastward the weather
cept in the Northern Upper Lake re-
gl9n, where there will be showers Sat
uraaE night or Sunday. 1t will he
Whrmer saturday in the Ohio Valley
me Upper Lake and Western Lower
Lake region. and on Saturday i'm the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28

Bennie Slack. n negro, who broke the
head OF a Botetourt County officer who
had arrested him for larceny, and then
broke his way out of the county Jail,
has succeeded in Guiding pursuit to this
time. On application of the sheriff of
the county. Governor Stuart has author
lied the offer Of reward Of $50 for
the capture of Bonnie. The charges
standing against him are larceny and
assault
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Fell From a Cur.

Lee Mingo, colored. fell from an cleo
trio car, while crossing the Appoma :
tax bridge, last night. He fortunately
fell on the Chesterfield side and not
into the river. He was considerably
bi wiscd and injured, but not very SER
iouSly, and was sent to the hospital
Mingo is from Richmond, and was on
his way home when he fell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Local Rainfall.

Ratnfall last twenty four hours. .Trac
Denciency In rainfall since March
......... As
deficiency in rainfall since Jan
uary Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
THE WEATHER
Local Temperature Ye.terdny

hpcsit temperature yesterday.
IL noon temperature. ....... ~
% =. ~. temperature. ............. rs
g l. NJ. temperature. .......... 50
Mi Nlnunl temperature to p. NJ. T3
Mlnlmum temperature to s =. NJ. &C.
Mean temperature ............... .6S
iSoftnai temperature ..:........... &c
deficiency in temperature yester-
Deficiency in temperature since
-Itich .............. 81 4
Deficiency in temperature since
January l 1s5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Nc,ys Notes OF Interc.t

y Roumanian laborer named Buska
employed at the Du Pont Works, died
in the Hopcwcll hospital this morning
of concussion of the brain and fracture
OF the skull, caused by "A blow OH the
head.
y two-story frame dwelling in Dun