ACT OF A MADMAN.
HA Itolll v IHAGINAItY H'KIIMM, UK.
KIM. CD 111 llltOTMKII-IX LAW.
OTHER NARROW ESCAPES.
McKluitn Intended SI urdrrliiic an t'.nllr
1-aiuily nr M-Hr. Minn was llewllng
Nuinlnvchool Lesson lit III i lii.Viinr
UlUlliiUI, IVhin the Aii..ln ( oii.mit
t! tb I rliur.
Iwm City, Mo., (Special.) Harboring
Imaginary wrougs, John W. MeKimm, aged
2U year, shot and Instantly killed Dr. B.
Hhuw, lila brotber-lii-luw, Ks the laller nut
reudlng tha 8undny-4chool lesson to bis i-year-old
daughter.
MchTtnm, who had been au Inmate of a
aultarlmn aud la believed to be insane,
threatened to kill tlie other II vu members of
the family and was only restrained after a
truggle.
l)r. Shaw I a wldowor. HI mother-In
law, M. McKiiqiu, had cared for his chil
dren and hia wile uutll sue tiled. Tint doc
tor, ns wnti hla custom. iiit Sunday at the
McKImm house. After dinner. Shaw seated
himself In a cfc.-ilr In the parlor and with his
child before him on Iho floor was rending
the Suuduy-sehoul lesson to her. MeKimm,
as It developed later, hud gone direct y to
Ills room from Uw tnluo and written a ram
bling stutoineuf, III which h' staled Unit bo
had not been treated rightly nud lunt ho lu
landed wiping out the whole family, con
sisting of Dc Hlmw ami Ills child, lib. mother,
two brothers aud a sister.
Tlun, descending to the parlor, ho slipped
np behind Shaw and, placing tha revolver
against the lattur tired. Dr. Sbnw dlod bo
fore the family could reuch his Midi-.
An the other meuilier of the family cane
rushing to tlio scene, McKiiuui coolly raised
his revolver to Ore ut the Mrst who appenr-ol.
Ilofore he could lire a second time lm was
overpowered by his two brothers uud tukou
to the station.
There the murderer refused to talk ami
Appeared unconcerned.
The RliawH and MeKlinms camo to Mis
souri from Pennsylvania l." years ago. Dr.
Shaw married Miss McKliiim at Latbrop,
Mo. He graduated from the I'ulverslty
Medical College in 1W)!). and was liroinlnent
In his profession. MeKlmiu has boisu con
sidered of unsound mind for several years
nd was-discharged from a local sanitarium
two yesrs ago as cured, Beeeittly, however,
he hai acted queerly. The McKttninS are
well-to-do.
SAVANNAH llltriAK HKCOItlf.
Kxporfs fur live Moulin Largest In City's
History.
Savannah, On., (Special.) The exports
from this irt for the period of live montlis
ended March 31 were the largest of any
previous similar period In the history of the
port.
The records of the customhouse show the
total value of exports for this period, always
the busiest, to have liem 22,U2'J,375. The
best previous record was for the period from
November, 1.191, to March, 1M2, both In
elusive, when the total value of the exports
Were 17,887,7i.
Arrangements for tho three new factories
for this eiiy have been consummated in the
past week. One Is a shoe factory, with a
capital of .'iO,uuO. It will employ 50 hands.
A box and basket faetory to employ 1QJ
hauds Is the second enterprise. The third la
hardwood factory on Hutchinson's Islar
opposite the city.
UltlltlKN KII.I.UI.
Fell With I uIUiik Walls While Holding
With a Hlme.
Owosso, Mich., (Special.) Two firemen
were killed by falling walls In a lire which
destroyed the Central High School of tills
city. Three other firemen were seriously
Injured aitd two pupils of the school Were
badly hurt.
The Are caught from a burning chimney
which spread through the cold air ducts to
all parts of the large building. -, The school
house was on a hill and the engine were
unable to furnish sufll deut force to render
the fire department of muoh use. A portion
of toe walls Ml unexpectedly, onrrying fire
men lloss and Tuckvr down to the basement
with the debris. The other firemen who fell
with the walls were badly bruised and
crushed, but are ex pevted to recover. Tha
building was valued at ilij.OOO; Insurance,
4G,0.0.
l. II K.NCLIKU CANNON.
DreAgetl Prom Kavannah Hsrtior
k'roin Sunken Warship.
8avnnnab, Oa., (Special.) The drejge
tabcock, dredirlng In the river for the ter
minals of the Georgia and Alabnmu Hall
way, a few days ago picked up two old type
SOnglUh cauuou In the man-of-war wreck It
Is pulling out nearly opposite the foot of
Dull street. One gun weighs about 1,000
pounds and the other about 850 pounds.
The vessel Is supposed to .hiive txaeu sunk
at the time of the llrltish occupation of the
olty and when the French allies sailed up
the river to attack them.
The dredge bus already taken out a num
ber of cannou balls and several silver coins
of a date of more than 100 yeuis ago.
KILI.KD II V fc.NOW.
Kruke lb rough a llarn Ituofand fell t'pon
a ltMeeliome.
Keysrr, W. Va., (Special) Snow bioka
the root of l'ottinai-ter ', M. O'tonner's
barn at Monroe, kllll"g "Little Dan," a
raeeborse, owned by O. J. Kitig, of lleverly.
This horse attracted attention lu the rao-s
at fairs throughout West Virginia last yesr,
and gave promise of being one of the fastest
borset In the state.
(luge fears I'lugua aud I ever.
Washington, ' (Special.)-. Secretary Gaga
has submitted to the House a request for
t'iOO.OOO In addition to tlie taOO.000 already
appropriated 10 the fund to preveut the in
trodnntoa aaJ spread of eptdemlo diseases.
Hecretury tlage says: "The Surgoon-Oeueral
states that plague lias recently been reported
at Kan Francisco aud that the early recru
descence of yellow fever In Florida and
other Southern States Is seriously appre
hended," FROM VASHINGTON.
Governor Steuueuberg pretented a peti
tion asking Secretary lioot to allow the fed
ernl troops lu remain lu the bbosboue min
ing district.
Goneral G-nsvcuer reported the Shipping
bill to the Hons.-. The Democrats will sub
mit a mluorlty report.
Hecretary Gnge nsked Congress for an ad
ditional appropriation of 200,000 for light
ing off the plague.
The depailmeiit was advised of the death
at Santiago, t'ulil, of United Stales Consul
Joseph W. Murrimn,
Senator lleverldgu made bis speech in the
Henate on the I'uerlo Ulcau bill, aud a teet
vote taken ou amendmeuls proposed Indi
cated the passage of the bill.
The Dun aud llrndstreet commercial agen
cies protested ngaliikt the proposed appro
priation of aOJ.OO I to Hi J l'tiilndelphla
Commercial Museum.
The memb 'n of-tli'i 1'hlllpplne Commis
sion had a conference with Secretary lloot
, with, reference to tho scope of their work.
The report of the majority of t'10 House
(kimmltteu .on Merchant Marine, rocom
mending the adoption of tlio Shipping bill,
is nlgliiel by all the l'.-pub'lcnus.
llepresuiitutlvo Hay, of Virginia, prepared
A bill which he is to Introduce lu Congress
providing a reserve volunteer urncy.
THE NEWS.
The low to cro ; liy the floods In the
Texas luwlnuds will he . enormous. Tin)
powerhou-ie at AnMlti, In which eight work
men weio drowned, was undermined by the
flood and machinery allied nl 100,000 dt
slroyidf 'rom Nntlonni l.imo"nitie li"n JiptartcM
cimes a report that preparations are being
made to bo.im ex-i luvertior ll .hert K. l'atll
on, of I'oinieyl vauie, for vice reri.leu.
Webster Dnvlr, former aslMant aecretnry
of the Interlr r, iiiudo a speech at the pro
llocr meeting stii ugly eoiiib inning I he Url'.
ih dlplomiiey and tulliliiry method.
Tha largo department store of Joseph
Home A Co., In 1'lttshurg, wai destroyed by
(Ire. The los will be nearly two million
dollars.
There was a very large audleiiee nl Wa'.
lack's, where the play 1 f "Sapho" wim again
put on, with Mis Xethersolo In the title
role.
A four-vear-oSI uon of l!u-el Mekln. In
( liamberntiirg, l'u., wa killed by luingruu
over.
Kmmn S.aiiW r, a love-iek glrloT nluotceu
vears, commllt'd euielde near I'atersoD,
New Jersey.
Judge It-own, of tlie 1. uHm,I S'ates Dls
Iri.'t I'ourt In New York, kiivh i. deeUlou
i!l.'liarglng Iho prisoners lu lh C:irtr con
hi'lracy e-i.. was In aecor.laii".. with reee-d-iit.
the prosecution having folloived a
wrong method of procedure.
Three building n-oeliitioti. Hi Atleiits,
with brunches In other State, applied for re
ceivers In Atlnuta on ucconut of excessive
taxation.
A trestle on the Durham rind Charlotte,
uearOulf, went through, wrecking an ac
(.'i.mmodatloii train.
The Louisville Courier- fourim! says tl.fiui)
whs pal l in inliauce to the man wliu shut
Goebel.
Harry ilamherirer. eonvieted of murder n
I'olroll. Mh h., attempted to commit suicide.
A strike Is threatened by the telurai.li '
operators 011 the Southern ilallway system.
King and Lewis loodby, colored, were
executed In liaxley, (la., for murder.
F. O. Dlckenstuiets, 11 Kansas City new
paper n a:i, committed suicide lu Atlanta.
Dr. Halliuwny, president of the American
Sab a!!i I'nlon, announced to the Newark
Con'.-r-nee (lint l'resldent M. Klnley had de
clared !h tutted states 1 ulldiiig at the
l'ari.s Lxpositlon would o c osed ou Suv
day.
The r,-nny:vanla liemo'.-raii.' l'onvenll.n
Instructed Its delegates to the national con
ventlon to vote us u unit for lhyin, aud not
to change to any aspirant except by a ma
jority vote. ,
The Jury In the .-me of Olg'a XctVrsoIti
and others, lu New York, accused of main
taining a nuisance In performing the piny
"S ipho," returned a verdict of not guilty.
Judge l'ughley, lu Toledo, O., decided that
the law prohibiting an employer from dis
charging a workman because ho was a union
man Is unconstitutional.
Judge Uoodwyu has ile -lni-cd Ids Intention
to resign on account ol the unfavorable com
ment of Ins conduct during the Lmporla
(Va.; lynching Incident.
Little E.lna Cleburne was badly burned In
Klchinond. Va., her clothes having caught
lire from the grate.
Chlcngoans are thinking of abandoning
their proposed celebration In honor of Ad
miral Dowcy.
Tlw) demniuls or the nliimiiiiiiu workers a!
Ihel'ltteburg r.cdiietlon Works were granted
At l'u In uvllle. N. Y., lih.-hard Martin com
mitted aul.-M't on his sweetheart's gruvc.
Mary S.illr.A'l.y. of Scrantou, P.i., was ac
et'sod of Infuatleide.
Concintl ni Hall, in Kansas . 1 'ily, Mo.,
where the Democratic National Convention
Wits to bo held, wa destroyed by (Ire, to
gether with the liund-ome l'resbyteriun
Church, the Lathrop Kehool and a-hall a
block 01 Hat L li.l.l 1 nt--s. Tiio lohs ugregated
400,000.
llecause of the strlieJ of the miners lu the
Piltlmi; dUtrict, coal is getting scarce, ami
the Uostuu Steel aud Iron Works were
obliged to shut do.vn.
Charh s K. Lieiiaiburger, -i 1 old ni.111 ol
New li-iitliiiore, l:i.. Will dio us the result of
-in t-llort to hung himself.
lilshop Gowler, of tie Methodist Episco
pal Church, Is retried to be seriously 111 at
BuSTalu. N, V.
Theodore, hurley, ol Darkville, V. Va.,
was arrested, elmrged with assaulting Mrs.
jam 11 Mcl'lllati.
Nathan italdwlu. a travellu,; man. killed
himself lu liochester, N. Y.
Dr. W. C. Gray presented to the Chicago
i'reslytery a letter Irom Dr. Newell l'wlght
lllllis. of l'lyiuouth I'lmr Hrooklyu, re
dgulng from the l'reshyterlan Church. Dr.
Ilillls' uctlou Is the r.-su'.t of his recent an
nouncement of hLs view on the doctrine of
predestination.
Municipal elect I in were held In the towns
tud elites of Uhlo, Connecticut, lov.a uud
Sorth Dakota, l i Clnciuuntl the iiepuhli
:aos scored a complelo victory over tlio
FuslonUts, eleetlug Col. Julius Fleishman
mayor. J;i uw:t of the towns party lines
were not drawn.
Edward Mtriuo was stabbed by David Wnl
Irtce, of Chanib'-rsleu-g, l'u., who took this
lionns of tli-coiii-ugliig the young mati' iit
tentlon to his daughter.
Lhvell l'urduu v.a-i fatally sh, and his
Brother X.ixj also Wotiudeil, lu a f..-ud llglit
clth Albert aud Arthur Cyrus, near Centre -.-llle,
V. Vu.
Tlicr-i v. ore fonuul ecreruonles ut l'lioeblis,
Va., tiio occasion b.-lug '.ho Inslallatlou of
the town oilleers under the charter recently
granted.
.lowelrj of tlio value r l i 10.000 was stolen
f-o:n I lie resldeuc.j of Charles W. Smith at
U'-rnii.t.toivu. l'u.
The special grand Jurv of Newport News,
Vu., Iiillcud 1'rol. H. J. 1'rawley for forgery
The actrvssKllv t'oglur wai taken to ilelle
vile ll-.spltal In NuW York, probuhly insane.
The ic-w male l-.r the mining of bltuuil
noiis coal went Into effect in 1'eiuisvlvuula.
Wllliii ii Dnvis was nearly killed by a fall
lowu ati elev.-itf.r shaft In Norfolk, Va.
Twl to llfteen thousand minors went on
it fetrike In Hie l'lttsburg dls'rlct.
Late frosts hnvu damaged the fruit crop in
leorgln to some extent.
The voters of Luruy, Va., voted a bond
loan for waterworks.
Henry Fejee was killed t a falling wall In
r.lchmoud, Va.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Cheswold, Del.,
lot herself ou lire.
Journeymen plumbers In Cleveland we.'it
iu u strike.
The New York Commissioner of Excise tins
taken 11 baud In the crusade itgalust vice in
New York, aud the dlvukoepers are much
slarmed. It was repotted that Chief Deveiy
wan to be sucrllloed.
Nathan Lermoiid, a llonton engineer, run
oil with Miss Winnie Noyurs, of Houlton,
Me., us she was about to marry l'blneit
lawyer, carried her to a minister and they
irere married. "
Two llremeu were killed and throe seri
ously injured at Owusso, Mleb., In afire
which destroyed the Central High School In
the town. Two of the pupils were also hurt.
Sidney A. Kent, for years a prominent.
peculator iu Chicago, and the organizer id
the Chicago Gas Trust, died at SiilMeld, X
John W. McKluuu, while Insane, shot and
tilled Dr. 11. F. Sbaw, his hrotbr-lu-law, ut
bis home, In Kansas City. Mo,
The liloouilngtoti (Tnd.) Star made Its n
peurnuce for one day. ns the editor ui -
uounaud, ns the Devil would run It.
Two hundsume brick houses iu Carlisle,
l'u., were gutted by u fire that started troiti
an Incubator.
Governor lloosovolt, of Now York, refused
to pardon "Frunvliy," the Whltecbapel mur
RAIDS IN FREE STATE
ii-:lt- CAl'lTltK MVH (OVIIMMIi,
llltlTlsll T.IIIK r.H MK.
3EN. MAREUIL IS KILLED.
tl en ei.f Itunthei S ilil to Iw Stvlngliiu
South In t ut Hallway- The lloers Make
Another Hold Nlroku by Isolating Hen
eiul Tucker uud l'roiu 10,om to .oou
.Men ut Kuree.
London, Lug., ( Ily Cibie... The daring
'aids of the Uovrs In the Orang ) Free State
jnve led to a success aud a failure. They
lave captured live w hole com j anles ot Lord
Huberts' troops near U iddersburg, 40 miles
oiith of lllnemfotileln, but ft) of their men.
'ncludlng wounded, have teeu taken prln
jtiers fit! tulles uorthwsto( the Free State
upitil. The number of men lufliellvn Cap
t ired companies Is not stated, but It Is be
leved in London to bo about 501).
lleforn the 51 I'.oers were captured by the
British eltjlit others had lieeu killed, Includ
ing General Vlllebols do Mareull, the noted
French tactician, who was chief of staff to
Ueiii-r.il Joubert. H i loss Is n severe one to
.he Uoers. but they have many other able
r:itglsts In their army. In the light which
'ns marked by MareuU's death and which
"etirrcd nine miles jittbeiist of l:oh )f the
I'. i 'rs were surrounded on a kopje by a
li.-itlsh furce, believed to have been of
argely uiorlor number, under Lord
Methiieti. The lljers fought four hours and
were then captured. Lord M-tlitien says he
lot four killed and about seven wounded.
The .-upturn of the llv riritlsh companies
.rented consternation ii London. Lord
iioherls says tho llocrs vi ho made the cul
ture went superior lu numbers.
The liners hnvu made another bold stroke
1 y Isolating General Tucker and from 10.0UO
o l.".oo(i in.-u nt Karee, ii miles north ot
UloeiuroiilelD. Kuree was Lord Huberts
idviineed northern pi sr. A force of burgh--rs
hns gotten b-tweeu Tucker and ltoberts.
Another Boer force Is swinging south from
1'. n'm Nehu, presumably to cut the railroad
son t h of llloemfontoln. The policy of Lord
Hubert, it is believed, will be to concentrate
his men as fur us he can.
OS MAN P ASHAT E AD.
Ileru uf Plevna r.splres in Constantinople
- HI Iteconl In the Crimea.
Constantinople, (liy Cable.) Ghazi Ol
mau Nubar l'ashn, the hero of l'levtut, died
Thursday evening, altliough the recent Im
provement In his condition led to hopes of
his recovery. He was born lu 1 98 J.
Tho Noted Leader.
Hunan p.ishit won great distinction In the
Uuo-Turklsh war, when ho held the flower
uf tho liiisslau nrmy In front of Plevna and
-uiw the Turkish scimlter and shell mow
down P',000 Slavs, tpon assuming com
mand nt rievua he begau fortlflcntlon,
which, completed lu a month lu the face of
"oustnui attack, proved too strong for the
llussians to carry by usjiiiilt. Time and
figaln Oman's nrrny repulsed the enemy,
and, In spite of heavy reinforcements, the
liusslnus were forced to resort to a "starvn
t on siege."
The Czur himself turned from the field
disheartened when, after Tour days of furi
ous cannonading nnd continued assaults
September 7 to 11. 1377 his nrmy, under the
Grand Dnko Nicholas nnd Prince Charles, ol
lioumaula, were re tilseo.
Nor was Osuian satlsllcl with Ids brilliant
defense alone. Surrounded by the enemy's
cnnuori and without hope of reinforcement,
tiu tvus 1 vcu aggressive, liurllug his soldier
nguiost the t-numy ngula and again with
frightful loss to both side. On Scptombet
i the Turks nunihlliitcd the corps of Gen
eral SkoboU-IT while taking two earthwork.
'1 he loss to the Itusslacs and their allics-
the i'.omunlnns during these engagements
was 10,00.) men. Tha Turks also mfforeil
severely. The besieged numbered &0,00l'
men nnd j0 cannon; thu ttssalluuts a third
more men and three times ns many guns.
Til K KKAICSAIK.SI'! A IIH.HTV.
Adlilirnl lludui-rs IteporU Thut Her Trial
as .SHtiMfaetory.
Fortress Monroe, Vu., (Special, j The llua)
aoceptauiie trial trip of iho battleship Koar-
surge demonstrates that she is thu lluesl
lighting ship In the American unvy, and hei
builders and members of the trial board
enthusiastically nssit that her equal Is no'
ailoat.
The battleship returned to Hampton llond.'
after a forty-eight hour trinl trip outside th
i apes, 111 tha midst or a gale, uucomfortu
ble and dangerous to the average vessel, I u!
which caused the Keiirwirge no Inconven
ience. The full trial bonrd. headed by Ad
mlrnl Uodgers. was aboard, uud all testj
U.ing made under sorvk-o conditions, tb
ship's performance Is 11 fair criterion of wbal
may bo expected of her iu the future In bat
tling with either ctiomles or the elements.
Admiral Uodgei-s stiid In nil Interview or.
tlio subject of the trial trip shortly after th
return of the Kenrsargc. Ho mid; "Tin
trinl was most g.-itlafaclory; !t leaves Utile t'i
bo dtslrcd. lloth tho seuworlhlness mnl
lighting i-nicncy of the ship were t-sted, and
both were up to expectutl jus. Shu is pL.-d
fl.r!.'.eti knots under natural draught bi !au
mr.lnlulned for two ho-irs. This would en
ible her to maintain n r.tltlnr; position, on
the iiuartcr of any buitlesiilp, uad itlmc,-:
any vessel whatever."
AIM III It .UAliSII t ONVltTLD.
loinicr Alicliluun Inspcctin- r.eui-i-nl
The iulisplrau.v to Itrlrnud rilulu.
I.au-iing, Mich., (,pecl:il.)--Arthur r.
Maish, of AH' gait, Jute Inspector general ol
the .Michigan National Guard, uad until
recently chairman of tho Itepubllcuu Stu'.tt
Central Committee, win convicted of bnvlna
feliuilou'ily conspired with certain of IiIj
ollleinl cssou'n'.e.s todefruud tho btute. Thu
statutory peuuliy Is fourteen years, impris
onment or h ss. .Murt'h was iudlclod by tin
county grand Jury 0:1 the fhoivlng mudu lm
plkinting him lu the Mi-nsntlonnl deal where
lu State mllituty clothing uud equipment
Inventoried nt some tCO.OOJ was i.llegcd tr
have been sold for vl ',M'J, shipped to Chi
cago, thunco without brcukin;; bulk to c
military supply couourn In Kalaiuuttoo aud
then repurchased by the State Military
Hoard for about 40,000.
CLASH IN J lI'.VNtsl. UAfrlltS.
Itussluit Cruiser Dlselturgcs Toi-;indu at
Jupuucso Itnttleshlp.
Vauooiiver, Ii. C, (Special.) Tlio war to
ward which liusstu uud Japan nro believed
by Oriental papers to be drifting was almost
precipitated by 1111 incident which Japaneim
olllclals luivo vulnly endeavored to suppress,
as reported by Hhlps' udvlces. On March lil
11 Japanese battloshlp encountered a Itu.islau
cruiser lu the neighborhood of Hakodate.
Without any warning tlio Kussiuu discharged
a torpedo against thu battloshlp, but missed
1I111, uud the J Mianeso eeenpud unhurt, but,
huli.ru rctlrlug, tired uevoral shots at her
u.-:sal!uiit.
A SeundiU ut l.lkln..
r.Htlti. W. Va., (Special.) Wlllltim Hnm
lltou has brought suit against J. S. Postal
for 10,001 tor alleuiitlug his wlfu'u n'Teo.
Hons. Mr. l'oeton U the postmiii.tfsr hero,
and owner of the I'oaten Opera Hcnso. Mr.
Hamilton, formorly of Grafton, Uniklll-d
muclilnlst lu thu Wctt Virgluia Csr.'.rsl Itsii
roml shops here, Mr. liaiclilou bus also
commenced action for 11 dlvor :,
Free State Hnml Adjourm.
l'rctorla, (By Cable.) Tlio Free Statu
Hand adjourned sine die after ptumlug l'resl
dent steyn'n spoech. Twouty-sls meiubsrt
were prckoat.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A iiljeral member of the House of Com
mons lu a speech praised American states
manship, nud eomplulued that Great Britain
lind failed to uphold llritlsh Interests In
China, nud he deiunnded a dellulte policy to
meet Ilnssla's energetic progress.
The French force isjuted tho Arabs at In
.ilnh, southwest of Algeria, killing 000 and
taking 4fi0 prisoners.
Details were received lu London o! the
visit of an Amerlean, exploring iu Abyssinia,
to King Mcuolik.
German emigration last year was 2D, 710,
of which number 10,000 came to the Culted
States.
thujas Dledrlch and Wolfgang Koeselager
have been expelled from Prussia.
Archibald Forbes, the noted Ktigllh war
correspoudont, died In London.
The survivors of the South 1'olar expedi
tion arrived at Campbell Town, New Zea
land, and 0. K. Itorchgrevlnk, the explorer,
reports thut the tuaguetlo pole has been lo
cated. Illot occurred In Naples and othcx Italian
cities between students and Socialists, grow
ing out of the agitation for a reform of thu
constitution.
The Ottoman government has sent a note
to tho llussiuu ambassador embo-lylug a plan
of settlement of the dispute over the railway
concession.
The Chinese government has lundc amends
to Kngland for tho murder of tun llcv. Mr.
Brooks, of tho Church MUs'.onnry Soelety.
l ive of the urew of a French torpedo-boat
lying at Cherbourg, 1 ranee, were terribly
burned by the explosion of the b.-ll'-r.
The foreign emlasvi'-s In Constantinople
sent a joint note to the Turkish government
protesting against the propose! Increase Iu
customs duties.
Tho preparation have been nearly com
pleted for the Uermnii Antarctic expedition.
Thu liu.ssiau Sipiadron has arrived at Fort
Arlhtir.
liuoiors of lmieiiding hostilities between
liussiannd Japan caise considerable ilia
cussion in London. Lord Salisbury does tu t
believe that liussla intends to break the
treaties concerning Korea. It U also be
lieved in London that Japan Is not ready for
hostilities.
British government ofllninL are closely
Watching litissla's remarkable military activ
ity and bvr menauiiig attitude toward Tur
key. Thea,uestiun to what extent British
moral iLislstan te can be given tj Turkey Is
ptur.lljig Frlme Mlnlster Sallsbury.
Oermany asks the Vulteii 'Stattvs for tho
same open-door policy lu the I'hlllppLne as
that applied to China.
NO PLACK Klf PtKIK MJ1N.
Cwha t- urnlsltes OpiMirtunltles fur Ttiase
With 1'apltKt.
Wa Jiingtou, (Speidal.) The War Depart
ment has be-in obliged to sound a note of
warning to restrain overconfident Americans
from flocking Into Cuba without resources.
General Wood has made this a mutter of
special representations to Secretary hoot.
He reports that there are quite 11 number of
such Americans completely stranded In
Cuba, whom he is unable to relieve. His
suggestion was that the War Department
authorl.-.e him to ship them bank to the Vnl
ted States on the army transports, but, so
far, Secretury Hoot has not boon able to see
how he can do this. Aocordlug to the uJ
vioes reeelveU by the department, Cuba is
no place for'a man without mouey. With
some cupltal there Is lurge opportunity fot
returns, but, otherwise, even willing work
Ingtneu and clerks cannot secure utnploy
muut, and must soon come to grief. Secre
tary lloot uient oned the Into of some of the
Amecicaus who had gone to Cuba as parts
ot alleged "colonies" us particularly bard,
and if it shall appear proper to extend relief
ut ulJ, it may be he will authorise all ll-ose
who aro iu tiering In thuse. colonies to b
brought home iu the transports.
uii Tiiiii r op .ij;wKi.v.
Coacbjuun Is Missing, and SiiMplt-iua Him
1-alien I. pun lliiu. '
Atlnutn, Ga., (Special.) An eighty-horsepower
boiler weighing several tons exploded
nt the G. O. Williams l.uu.bor Company's
brickyard, killing three white men and In
juring huvernl others.
The dead are: John M. Smith, agesl lllty
Qve, one of the owners of the yard. James
1'erkit.s, aged twenty-five, engineer. Wal
ter Kvuns, aged twenty-one. The iijured
are: liufus Glass, colored, badly scalded
and bruised. Kdwurd Hardeuittu, colored.
Thomas Glass, colored, badly bruised.
Charles Hardeman and Charles Bailey, col
ored, injured by tlylug dubrls. bjimue)
Banks, it negro boy, badly hurt.
Tho body ot Perkins was found wrapped,
areund 11 post ten feet from the euglne. No
lltiil s were torn lrom the body, though one
of his arms and both logs hung by ahroda of
flesh. The lower part it lb 13 body was
stripped of clothing.
K1I.L.KI Uf UOILKJt KAPl.OSIIlN.
Jtudy of the Vlrtiiu Veiiud Wrapped
Around a Ptut.
l'hllnilelphla, (Special.) Diumonas, Jew.
elry. und money to the value uf 410,000
were stolen from the residence of Charles
W. Smith, nt Germautown, a suburb of this
city, nud sitsplcuiu rests upon lldwurd
Uruiiuin. Mr. Kmlth's coiichmnu, who is
missing. The stolen property belougud to
Mrs. Smith, I'.raiinln, who had been given
notice of his dismissal, was ordered to light
a fire in the sitting-room, which adjoins
Mrs. Kmlth's boudoir. Two hours later Mrs.
Smith discovered that her Jewel enso had
been broken open, and her poeketbook
robbed of its ooulent. Cue necklace Is val
ued nt i ,(I0 J. in addition to this, the
thief secured two gold watclies nnd other
Jewelry, besllcs over iUUO in oash.
ABOUT NQTEiTPEOPLE.
A Jeff Dnvis Is a cuudldate for the Demo
cratic nouiluiiUou for Attorney-General iu
Arkausa.
Of the British g-nnmia lu South Africa
Lord itoberts, Lor 1 Kitchener, Lord Duu
douald, French and Macdonald never passed
the Uunl ex 11 111 1 nation nt the Staff College.
Senator Bute.', of Tennessee, enjoys the
all to rare distinction of never Laving ac
cepted a railroad pass In his life.
li -u Austrian, the noted painter of chick
ens at Bonding, Pn., has trained birds wbl.th
pose for him, and, after u good deal of In
vestigation, bu lias become convinced that
hens talk among themselves.
Prof. David Ldward Hughes, the Inventor
of tho printing telegraph and of the micro
phone, has left his fortune of 'J,HOO,000 to
four hospitals the Middlesex, Loudon,
b lug's College and Charing Cross.
j The estate of thu late Dr. Thomas W.
1 Evans, tho American dentist who became
famous lu Purls, promises to realize nearly
M.OOJ.O 0. Ot this amount r3.0 0,-OOJO will
bu used lu establishing a iiiuieum In Phil
adelphia. Governor Steuueuberg, of Idaho, does nut
wear a cravat. Whcu he appeared before
the Committee oil Military Affairs of thu
House lust week he wore a big slouch hat,
fish-tail coat, white shirt uud turudowu col
lar. His gold collar-button shone brightly
aud was not obscured' by any silken neck
wear. While the national House of 1! 'prescuta
lives tvus all a murmur with general conver
sation oue day last week, Spcnkcr Hmid-r-lou
rapped loudly with Ids gavel, nud said
sternly: "The chair will p'east preserve
order." Tho Homo roared, tho Speaker
looked shuuplsh, uud nftur a mluuta or two
the member who hud the floor pruui-eduj
with bis remarks undUturbed.
PERISHED JN FLOOD.
IIIMMIF.DS liKPeUTM) ll!0VNJ- l 11
tkxas i.ot'imi itsr.
MILLIONS OF DAMAGE.
Large Darn Hurst and I.nwer Part f Aestln
was InnnilNtnd Korea of W itter was Mho
the Johnstown Flood and Carried Death
and Destruction In Its Cnnraa Wholn
Families Gone.
Austin. Tex., (Spoolul.) As tha result of
a flood that has never been paralleled in this
country except by tho Johnstown disaster,
Austin, tho capital olty of Texas, lostl,400,
000 worth of municipal property. Tho lower
portion of the nlty was inundated, fully 100
houses along tho river hnvnbeen swept away
nnd 10 lives aro known to have been lost,
nnd messages from up nnd down tho river
report the drowlng of 32 persons In all.
The flood Is one without a parallel In the
history of the Stat", oxeeedlng In point of
danger and in Keotlnnnl losses the great
ltrszor. Bottom flood of last spring.
It began raining on tho watershed of tho
Colorado River as far north as tho Concha
Blvnr, somo 1U5 miles north of hero, on Wed
nesday night, and never ceased until Satur
day morning. From midnight until rtny
ilght so terrific wa tho downpour that
creeks were transformed Into surging tor
rents, and rivers were swollen to 11 width ol
a mile. It I estimated thut within an hour
fnur Inches of ruin fell In this immediate
vicinity. By daylight It became evident thai
the hltuntloti wa serious. The river began
rising three feet an hour, nnd by 10 o'clock
it hud Increased to four feet.
The situation nt tho city's power station,
above the city, became s"rious from the very
lli-st.
The Immense dam spinning the river 1,200
feet h'lig and 00 feet high, with the power
house aud three-quarter of n million ol
dollars' worth of muehltiery located along
side was threutened from the vory first. The
water roso so rapidly that the power-house
would bo Inundated within a short time.
Tho surging torrent bore on its crest tons
and tons of trees, houses and debris by the
wagon load. Ml this Immense mass was
piled upon the dam. very rapidly forming 11
solid mass VI) feet high and 1,000 feet thick,
over which the water surged and fretted be
fore taking Its CO-foot plunge.
So ferritin was tho strain that It wns evi
dent that the dam must give way.
At ll.lfi exactly the crash came, and ff
slice of granite 8 feet thick, 25 feet in depth
nd 500 feet long rolled out of the middle ol
the dam nud Into the river below as though
it bad been prlied out with a crowbar. Thi
released ' tho immense quantity of debris,
treos und houses and thu vast volume ol
water, and within a thrice it was bellowinp
ou Its way down the river, onrrying death
and destruction In its wake.
Just below the dam were located eight
fnalllca of poor people, numbering som
five ami sl.x apiece, who camped and fished
for their living. All of these, disappeared
with the breaking of the dam and have 110'
beou heard of since.
Light men standing on the edge of tin
river when the dam broke were caught nni!
swept Into the torrent, but were rescued 1
quarter of a mile down tho river more dcm.'
than alive. In addition to this list then
were) eight of th employes cnught in tin
power-house und drowned llko so muny ran
lu a holo.
lteportsfrom below, ulong tho river valley
Is that tho waters have engulfod everything
and houses, livestock nud human Uvea hnvi
been forfeited. No nucurato reports cau In
had, as tho excitement Is so Intense that ni
names can be secured. It Is feared, how
ever, thut hundreds of lives have been h-t
GEN. OTIS RELIEVED.
He Will leant the Philippines AImmh
May I Mc Arthur to ( oiiiiiiunrl.
Washington, (Special.) General Otis hn.
been fortunlly relieved of the commund o
the United SUiti-a forcos in the Philippine.
and of tho Eighth Army Corps. The cor
re.spondcuce showing how this wns brought
about wns made public ut the War Dopnrt
lucnt. It is us follows: a
The Cahlco;) ains.
Manila. Agwnr, Washington: Private In
terests; require icy return to Statos; absent
from family and business, nttuntlou to w hich
important, since November, 1897, except few
days. Wish to sail by Mny 1, if possible
believe matters hero, can bo placed in quit
satisfactory condition by that date, nlthotigt
a largo repressive military force must In
maintained some time. OTIH."
Itcqtlest Granted.
Washington.-Otis, Manila: Boplyiiig tr
your cable of April 3, tho Secretary of Wat
instructs me to say that tlio President re
grets to havo you leave the Philippines, Put
he feels that your distinguished and success
ful servioe In both military nnd civil admin
Istratlou for nearly two yuai entitles you u
prompt compliance with whatever wish you
choose to express regarding your assign
ment to duty, and the requisite order will be
made for your returu May 1, by such route
nud talcing such time ns nuiy bu agreeable
to you. With the understanding that Gen
eral McArthur will suoflcod you as military
Governor, the Secretory of War wlshe rec
ommendation for Commander of tUu D.
partmuutol Northern Luzon.
Final Arrangement.
Munllu. Agtvar, Washington: Will remain
until certain Important modlllcatiuns of
civil ndmiiilstrallou Is concerned. Now code
Judicial criminal procedure approaching
completion and other .'cutters receiving con
sideration: think can lenvu about May 1.
Will cable latter part of month date I d-sim
to be relieved and recommend olll.-er for de
partment commander. Wish to return by
mott expeditious muto and await orders
short time until private bu.diuvs receives
uttentioti. No request to make regarding
future sphere of duty. Oris."
Curlew Law In F.lklns.
F.iklns, W. Vu.. ( Special.) Major Irots
has Issued a prix-lumiillun euforcli g the
"curlew" ordinance, by willed till children
under stUeeu years of uge will Is-11 nested If
found on thu streets alter eight oVlo -k 1',
unless intended by their parents.
tl.ASII IN KK.NTM WV.
Sn-t lal Policeman Knout a Deputy Klter
111 aud Is Himself Killed.
Mlddlesboru, Ky., (Special.) Much ex
citement prevails Imro over a clash of the
uutliorltl h. Will Mosh-y, a special police
man, shot Charles Cecil, a deputy sheriff,
aud was himself later killed by uuktiown
persons.
Warrants have been sworn out for tho ur
rest "f Chief ot Police King, Joliu Mosley, a
bi other of the miiu killed, and Will Sullivan.
The latter two, who were extra policemen,
went with Chief .of Pollen Kitg to arnst a
uegro.
Cuu led erute Memorial Day. '
New Orleans, (Speclnl.)--The Confederate
ctunps celebrated Memorial or Decoration
Day Friday, which I. a legal hollduy lu
Louisiana. The militia, Sons of Veterans
and Tho Confederate ladles' organizations
participated. The tombs und statues of
Confederate memory were decorated with
flowers und memorial services were held ut
the ci-meletliis. At night thu Army of Ti-n-uesbue
held its annual bunuuet,
l-'x-Xcoretury Noble 111. '
St. Louis, Mu., (Special.) -Hon. John W.
Noble, Secretary of tho Interior under l'res
ldent llurrloon, has beu ordered to Florida
by his physician. He is RUfferlnj with
throat trouble.
ENGLAND STUNNED.
sthni k lo Ihe Country ( eased by the Hoer
Victory Walked Into u
lcat!i-rrtti.
London. Fug., (By Cnblo.) London Is
astounded at the dlea-dor to tlufTlrltwh arms
between Bloemlohtoln and lirnndfort, Gen
9rai Itoberts' dispatch. con llrm tho loss of
men and guns. There bt no news of the re
capture of the artillery.
Boors still hold the waterworks outside of
Bloemfonteln, which woro shelled by the
British, and they maintained a vigorous
srtlllery tire. Thero have boon many on
iplcnous acts of gallantry displayed. One
battery made several attempts to bring lu
two guns, but their horses were shot each
.luie.
A correspondent, who witnessed the bat
tle at the waterworks, cnbli-s that he never
nw such gallantry as watt displayed by the
British. Tun admiration of the entire burgher
army was excited.
Lata dispatches tli of tho defeat of Col
unci I'lumer, but thu locality ol the buttle ia
not announced. Fears are aroused for the
afoty of .,1)00 ilhodeslan Hough Klders.
All hope ol tho relief of Mafuklug baa now
been abandoned. Boers are ready with 10,.
000 men to dash on itoberts or prevent
movement from Kimbcriey, making the posi
tion purllons.
Tho reported leadership of tho Boer Army
Is doubted In boMi London ami Washington.
Hols tho Amerlean military attache nud
aetivo action on his part Would bu a grave
offon..
IIKWIIV i Tin: It ACP..
The Admiral Announces That lie Is 11
President lul Cilllilldale.
New York, (Special.) A spu?lal from
Washington says;
"Admiral Dewey authorizes tho Wuild to
announce to tho American poopto that after
mature reflection and In response to the
earnest entreaties from nil purL of tho (sum
try his former decision not undor nuy cir
cumstances lo run for the Preskleucy is re
scinded." Admiral Dewoy said: "1 realize Hint the
time has arrived when 1 must definitely
deflno my position.
"When 1 arrived iu this country last Sep
tembor I said then thut nothing would iu
tluco me to bo n candidate for the Presidency.
"Slnco then, however, I have had the
leisure and Inclination to study the matter,
and have reached a different conclusion,
Inasmuch as so many assurances have come
to me from my countrymen that I would bo
acceptable as. it candidate for this groat
office. If the American people want me for
this high oMIce, I shall be only too willing
to serve them.
"It is the highest honor In the gift of this
nation; what citizen would refuse it?
"Since studying this subject I am con
vinced thut the ofllco of the President is not
ucli a vory dlilicult one to All, his duties
being mainly to execute tho laws of Congres..
"Should 1 bo ohosen for this exulted posi
tion I would exeonte tho laws of Cougrosa
as faithfully as I hove always exeouted the
orders of my superiors."
HAVIV PKOSI'KCTS.
Former Assistant Secretary of Interior
May be Homnefl.
SL LouU, Mo., (Spoclal.) Webster Davis'
resignation from MoKluluy'a Cabinet Is caus
ing a furor in tho ranks of the Ilopubllcun
party of Missouri, nnd there Is strong pro
bability that a least a part of tho State dele
gation may go to tho Philadelphia convert,
tion Instructed for ltooeevolt and Davis for
Preeidcnt and Vice-President, respectively.
This is the ticket that his friends (.re pro
posing, of course if Davis will ooneent to
make tho fight. Davis has a host of friends
in Mhmourl. The party organization is in
the hands of the Administration's enemies,
except in a few Isolated districts.
Davis has already been slated by the Mis
souri Kopublicnus as ono of tho big font
lielcgatee-aHai go to Philadelphia. HI
present attitude forbodea troublo In the
State. The Administration Kepubllcans lire
greatly chagrined nnd do ' not attempt to
hldo their augur.
SAVAMNAII IUVF.K Fit A CDS.
The Attention ot Congress Will II Called
lo Cases.
Savannah, Ga., (Speolal.) As a conse
quence of tho action taken by tho Cnltod
States District Court, Judge Spoor, in ses
slon here, the attention of Con gross will lie
ut onco called to tho delay In the case of P..
D. Greene, J. F. Gaynor, K. H. Gaynor, W.
T. Gaynor, of Now i'ork; Hx-Cnpt. O. M.
Carter and others, for alleged conspiracy to
defraud tho government lu connection with
tho improvements iu Savannah itiver aud
hiirbor and Cumhurland Sound.
Hoy Fatally Injured.
KroeMburg, Md., (Special.) William Gold
worthy, 16 years of age, sou of Paul Gold
worthy, of Frostburg, met with a fatal acci
dent at Kloudlko mine, south ot Frojtbtirg.
Tha boy wns employed lu handling the trips
ot coal cars as they came from tho mine. Iu
attempting to draw one of tho brakes he fell
between the i-nrs. Oue of his arms was
crushed and he was otherwise injured. Ho
(lied ahortly after beiug.brought homo.
Cost of Onr Paris Inhibit.
W'adilngton, (Special.) The President
sent to the Senate 11 statement from Com
missioner" General Pock, showing tho ex
penditures made by tho commission to tho
Paris Exposition during last year. Tho total
outlay wua 1H0.U03. lu his letter of trans
mittal Mr. Punk says tho United States will
bo represented at the exposition by 7,000 ex
hibitors. No Muloous for This Town.
Parsons, W. Vu., (Special.) Tho County
Court here refused to grunt any llipior
lloenso in the town ot Thomas. There were
six applicants from saloons now running.
They grnnted the town of Davis, three mllee
away, six licenses. Thomas has about live
thousand population.
Killed by a Log.
Grantsvilio, W. Va., (Special.) Frederick
Browning, a wealthy lumberman, was killed
by n rolling log.
Illow for Woman's ffurl'ruice.
Albany, N. Y., (Special.) The only woman
suffrage proposition considered tills year by
the legislature was killed in the r'enate.
Sunntor Humphrey moved to take from com
mittee the Assembly bill allowing women to
vote at town elections. There was so much
opposition that ho was compelled to with
draw tho motion.
Hurled in a Well.
Warsuw, Va., (Special.) Charles Koy
nolds, reeldiug mvar Oldham, Westmoreland
county, was killed. While digging a well
for S. II. Stranghnm, thu well caved iu,
burying lilm ten feet.
Maltreated by Masked Itoblmra.
Wellsburg, W. Va., (Special.) Ou Cross
Creek, uuur the Pennsylvania line, five
masked men broke iuto the home of David
Melinite, bound tho four oocupnnts hand
and foot, ransacked the house from cellar to
garret, aud secured (100 In cash aud several
thousand dollars' worth of valuable papers.
McGulre'a sou Frank resisted, and wua
beatuu so badly that ho will die.
More German, fur the Transvaal.
London, (By Cable.) The Gorman llnei
Kooulg has again reached Lourenzo Mar
qusz, this tltiia having on board To! pascu
gore bouud for tho Transvaal.
1(EYStl
I.ATI KT Nl .Vs
A BIG
BLA2E
Physical "nd 1.1" f
PN-Iel, Ilestr.,,,,,, '
IheFIro- lln..rBf
, Lantern I'sed ,,,17
inner 1.1111
l-'ire ileuti-.....! ..
laboratory of l,.',,',,
Bethlehom, th.. i.,
the splendid coll, ,.,,
th.) finest eq,,,, y
country. Th., Mr -Tho
South Betli,.h;F T;
not eopo with the H Jf
burned on iinrestriL,
that could feed ,, j
Alltheccn oats of th,., f
.r0,n00. nt the ,,Ww,'. I
tho most modern nnv.
physh nl engh rli .
dostroyed, onlya.r,,,,
Tho building wa.vm,
tho llromon arrived u
found to bo so ,, (ill
Htllfl force and .-ou ,, ( i!
floors. Windows u.j,j(
broken and the ,ini vU
that In ten mlniiti, ,V lm
nuco of flnme... Vw, '
ihe Jlnthluhe,,, (jr.
promptly accor,, ,
floor thick
volumes, iiverwh'-lt::!,,'; j!5 '
ladders and at thin s
tho l-ulldlng from tin,.' '"i
of spectators wliu klt
hint work was d,,,,,!, fls
university, who .-nt,.,,, b"
carried out bonks :n..i (
ran, j'resnient ,((
of tho first nt the iin,
of tho student, l'r
of tho chair of p,v.
ticorlng, who saw 11',,,
"1 1
years consumed in ti,,
tho flames, l,-ilin..,l
it
somo of his reeonl .sun.
(ui tho second noio-
t
.... . .. "7.7
.i n m 1.1 . ,
Flro threatened (i,, I 1
Iwlsburg with l..-str;t; a
tiro broke out In thu 1 i"
Llectrlo nud Foundry fi"
short time had sprewki i I
A number of frame lmi.:jlll
dry were completer -j i
wind f mined the flsmis jrj,
emlxtrs to a number nil y
took lire. The sltnMioj
that tho nutlioi-ltli's t.
four miles distant, soil; JT
uway, for asslstaneii. tf
a special train, but jiis; , c
pany was about to 1 n
to them was reviik-.il, t 1
was bally lnmag.l, I
House building. Thi -Be
partially covered t,y i.it
originated iron: ;i nimi rg,
fell
Girl's liNrutn r:
Short'y before inniiii; W
7 yours old, illcd ol .1 11 to
In tho evening from the T I
of a pistol which sh I jje
at her home, in SivcJi-i. '
the house with her tir : F
11, nnd Wayne, agcll.
her playing with tlini
take ft from her, iil-I i; n
pushing It to lil 111 nh': ll
Tlio ball entered hertr jro
ear. Jit
t(
t at at Pall In.'"
While Mrs. Marcari-t;u
bur 9-month-old nlewui u
iu Wllkes-Barrc, t b I'll 1
steps with the child. 7 k
was crushed and one ol Mi
child died from the It. Jr
was Kcrloasly injured. JL,
child's mother arc In ,
owiii; 10 uie .sium'k er.:-
ltltten sixteen f
in a battle with mhs
onel Motter. near lli'
son of l-'rnnklln Wolf, d
tho Moddt-r farm,
on the urin and tu ay ill-'
Tho dog was shot hv
tacking another 11:10.
flanged IlimselftMH
John J. Warren, -ni:
been n oontractor In
cido lu nn Allegheny I
bnnging himself with
Warren was about m f ei"
that tiusiuoss trouhloib
Varmcr Jiirnit
While Milton Hussln;
who lived about twoiui'
was cugngeii In biiriiits
caught lire. Despite tt
man to save him, k !
agony.
I urnltiiro Wurkt II"
After nn idleness ol '
Bloomsburg School '::
sutued operations. T!ii
largo number of ui"n, ",:
rc-clved to keep it gelof
ttohbers Is-llTri-P
Thieves entered tlet"j 1
miller, nt Shoemakers! ,
ler tired lit them anil t- tt
They escnM-d, li-aving 1 -u
hind. One of thct.isli 1
:i!
State l "1.
The body of ntl W' t'
found lying along li',j
short distance from 'ftfil
face was cut consider"1'.' (
tallied tooh) and utk'lJ'i,,
brellas. L
Mrs. A.FauBt, ol'PeW-J,
lag the stairs at her lw'' h
apoplexy and foil to the-
She fractured her ukullr
gerlous Injuries.
Tho Blossburg drap' 18
was struck, has setiW Kj
flow of sixty barrel"'1' 'I1
producer lu the Giilii ' i
Ground has bm-ti "'jl
for shirt factory. i
operation It will Bivoofff
five people.
pUii'"1
As Dr. I)arin a-T
in his gurilor. lio " '
upon tho gruvel wl(
ncai-ly an big as lls'
cuttght. Kueelliit! i0
buw It cut off the W
nnd thou taking u'' '
trunk or middle I''Hi
to which the wings";
lly awity; but a l"
ing 011 tho wliig
rotind tha wusp
impoilcd its pros"'1,
nllghted again ou tl
libcrately sawod o"1",
then tho other. ni '.
moved tlio causo of
(lew off with Its hoo"'
derer.