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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-01

The fo1ovfng scrostical psrsphrase Of the
Lords Prayer was written upwards OF half Gen.
tury ago by Thomas eturfevant. soldier OF the
Iveu:y-sixth Regiment of the United States In
fantry. when prisoner OF war in the Province
II Upper Canada:
0ui Lord and King. who sits enthronec on
HArHEs of Light mysterious Deity
VINO Art the great Am-lhe last. the first;
Ar righteous, holy. merciful and Just.
IN realms OF glory, scenes where angels sing.
zHE1yEn IL the dwelling place of God our
HAILowED thy name. which doth all names
Try glory shines beyond Creation space.
NAME In the Book OF Justice ana OF Grace,
1Hy KINGDOM tower. hey ond the .:srIy skies
KINGDOMS satanic fall. but Thine shall rise.
conEs with thine empire. y thou Holy One.
Thy great and everlasting will be done!
WIZ. God make Enown His viii. His power
DEn tke work Of mortals to obey:
poxE IN the great the wondrous work OF love.
Or Calvsry's Cross He died but reiens above;
EARTH bears she record In Holy Word.
As Heaven adores tiny name, let Earth. 0 Lord
II shines s!snscs ndent In The eternal skies;
l1Seones Immortal land His name,
HHAyEs shouts win joy. and saints His love
Grs ns. Lord. our food. nor cease to give
Us that food Ia which our souls must live
OH needy souls supply from day to day,
BE AID though We ask. yet. Lord. thy blessing
lend.
AND MAKE us grateful when thy gifts descend
FORGIVE our sins which in destruction place
Us the vile children OF q rebel race.
Qua follies. faults and trespasses forgive
DRBTs which We ne'er can pay. nor thou re
fce1ve.
As We, o Lord. our neighbors' faults overlook
NE beg thou wouldst blot ours nom mem
Yoservs our enemies; extend our grace
Our souls 70 save cen Adams guilty race.
DHBroRs to Thee In gratitude and love.
AND In that duty paid ~ saints above
LEAD n from sin, and in thy mercy raise
Usfrom the tempter, and bis hellish ways
Nor In eur own, but in dis name who bled,
lNTo shine ear we pour our every reed.
LIMITATIONS fatal Charms nelp US 10 shun,
But mav we conquer through thy conquerin
. ooni
prLIvEE NJ from all which can annoy
Us In this word and may our souls destroy;
IRoM ali calamities which men betide,
IOR We are mortal worms and cleave 10 clay
THINE its to rule and mortals TO obey.
Is not thy mercy, Lord, forever freeI
THE whole Creation knows no doo put ihee
KISGpoN and empire In thy presence fall,
THE King Eternal reigns-the King oil ala
RowsR Il with Thee-to Thee be glory giver
AND b thy Name adored by Earth an
Heaven:
THE praise OF saints and angels is thine owl
0LoRY TO Thee. the Everlasting One.
loRRyKR be thy glorious name adored.
AuKN! Hosannah! Blessed be the Lordi
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-01
new w.s.,ss S,spp q L.ss.

T-NaFV"T IH IHH IIWfNIHWT F7""H"F
The cabinet meetings are, tou tnos, ~
WAYS secret Just OF The Cabinet room is,h
library, aud when Webster ~as ssafstsfy o
State Ia vas potlosd that the caeinet meet
lnTs were reported In fall IN certain OF The
newspapers Various means ~sfe under
taken ~ md GA, VINO was The leshY mempef
OF the Cabinet bat each denied ,hsl hs hsd
told anything to anvoas. Oas day Webster
excused himself and vent out Into Tue "
bfsFy while tue othsn ssfe talklns ss usual,
Hs f,aad he O ,nld hear svsfy ward ni,sfsd
wltnln, Tie came bsls aud - 4 he IA ,ushi
Ihs secret must have g,ttsn out through .
listening Ia ths library. Afisf
his the llbfsry cas- ioeks Cd dafias the osbs.
ast ssssion. aud TIE reports Immediately
,sassd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Trans IN tire AtIan,ic md Paeifo Raj.
Road are run on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Dr. Ileblg
Disperssm ~. Cor.
(:eary and Slason
sts. , San Francis.
80, Cal.
The College Institute
for tha care of al
special complicated d
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
CONCENTRATION

beyond Question: tie CHEAPEST ard moei
sffectivs maetine of the Kind now in use
sdaptoa to oil grales and classes Of ore.
This indchiiie has been thoroughly tested
TOR thr past two years under great variety
4 evndItions giving nost extraordinary re-.
.ults, far IN advance Of anything svcr be-
fore realized.
A resrnt competitive rest rnads with sbs
Frue at The Carlisle mino In New Mexico
showed ON advantage Of 30 per cent In favor
Of the Duncan. Ihe nmUaEt laved over the
frue tsing sufiicisnt TO pay tbs sntiro ctsi
Il tho inaohines nearly overy month In the
jeIr.
rhe following 10 An enanesasion Of it,
nanv advantages over all other machines:
fIrsr--lts cost Ia not more than half thn'
any other of equal capacity, and the
seight is neariy 1000 posrds less, thu.
realty reducing the eoet u trNnsportat OF
SHcoHp--TLe txysess Of sttung rp u
aiming order ID fot ncrs shsn one thiie
that Of tbs Frue. or any other belt zaohips
nnoh less grading and timber work Lsirt
lump The szpsnaiiurs for repair IL no,
more than on,.fifih tiat of any belt ma.
Jhine, and they will last fully ihI~e time,
~ long. working under the same conditions.
FoUkTH-Not mors than one bali ths
sp'os IL required-a point Of great ipror.
rance wheru considS rable number 70 used.
PryTH--No special skill and very iittk
.ars ~ necessary to operate IL.
SrITH-No moro water Is repaired than 10
surn.xhrd BY the batteries.
SsvEKTr--lt snves all tha annlgan. gelc
" silver, that escapes the b itteries, pGns UI
sstilers--an invaluable frature. and claim
d by no other. IN kipg the machine voYti
more than It costs for this purposs alone.
EI0RTH-A mnoi cosrssr RrNds Of ore oan
De pd,ed sBcoeBsfn!ly than BY sry othet
uachine-~a prrat advantage In many in.
,tanses whers fine crashing is not necessary
% elimin.ts the mineral.
NrEIB-It has no small and dslioste mo.
'hanisrl. requiring nice adjustment snd th-
,iosest attention-an Iasup-Fab bio objection
70 all belt ard other forms 0f machines. sns.
king them unit for the rough service Of &
quartz mill.
TES1H-Great simplicity Of construction
md email numtsr u wearing psrts. Ths
whole machine In cofnpristd In seventeen
rieces. only three Of which are snbjoct g.
my speci,l wear, and these can be replaced
{ q nomins! cost. The Frao has 1l3 pisces
nd some simibrr machines many more ma.
ding a complication Of parts tha. inv Olives
nnstant repair and great ssl ense in this
wsv. AZ well ~ In loss of time.
We are awareths. the most sweeping arc
pyefentious claims are made for nearI,
every ccncentrat"r in the maYkef. but IL IL
we'll kn.wn flot taat tho results Of theil
operation have not in any instance msdt
good these elsjms. Ths advantages bcre s+t
forth for the D1ncan. rs well as the state
mon.s made, wo are prepared 10 snbstsn;:
tts by actual working results.
Price,. .$350. Weieht. :. about 17501
Send for circular TO Pacific Iron Works
RANkfS, BhkiTOE & GO,
San Francisco. Cal.
l2-2sa
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

vi. E.aguna to the Indian village Of
Ac1Gnl. I6 pailss.
Via syinGate to Pe1t wineate, 3 miles;
Zuai a. railes.
Via fan"eiiso TO Fort DAfsnce NAV
sjo agency, D. niles: Canon de Chelle. Cd
sniIss: Aeans Canon. 80 miles.
Viz T,oIbYook. tri.wee ky stages TO 1t
J1Ens, 50 nile: Fort Apache, 30 miles;
sprineerviITs. 05 miles: show Low. 80 n ilss;
TryiorviIle. 80 miles: Moqui Indian village
tro repnlar stace). 20 miles.
Va Wiuslow to BrighaIa City and 8 j.
set.
Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott
and whippie Barracks. 81 miles; daily stag.
eS from Prescott to PhsniI. and tri.weskiy
staees +, Y .rt VERDI.
Via Peach sprinRs to the GPaad
t'sMon or ibse Colorado. I3 miles.
Via KtUg.nnu. daily staRss 70 STOCKTON
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, lG miles; Ger.
Ba. IL miles.
vi, Yucca to Signal, 10 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yu a, Colorado
river agency, Fort Moh4vs, Nohave City.
Hardyville, Arizona: and Il Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
w.C Dennison.
General Passenger Agent.
r.. ". Smith. Gent supt.
Albuquerque, y. N.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
STATIONS
KAsr
B.,usp.
- 90
tsOU.D.

Thro1gh tickets to all the principrl cities
east and wss, on ssis & ths following sta.
tons. Albuquerque, Eolbrook. Winslov,
Flasst g, Peach Springs, Kinsman, Pres
eott and the Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

oxce sses III mat urer years, such rs Loss of
demory, Lassitudo, NOcturnsl EInissi ms
version TO Socioty. Dir1ness Of fisiDn,
Soises IN the Head; the vital fluid passing
unobserved in he uyine, and many other
dise4Ses that lead to l,s ,nity and Death.
DR.. NINTIE, who il a regular physician
graduate of ths University Pennsylvania
will agree 10 forfeit Five Hnndrcd Dollar
for case Of this kind the VITAL KESTOR
ATIVE (undsr his special advice and treat.
lnent will not cnre, or for anything Impure
or injurious found in ii. Dr.. Nintis treats
ell private diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free Thorough
Of urine, Five doliGr Prioe Of Vital les
torssiSe. elE0 bottle. or four Smse
the quantity for fre dollars; cent To sry nd
DIRE g upon receipt Of price. Or c. o u 10
cure from observation aud in private nams
II desired, BY
A.. z. Minfis, II. D.,
II ksarny 1t. Ban Franoisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be ssit TO anyone applying BY ls.ter,
ststing synpto.ns, seI and ago Strict se.
crssy in regard to all business transacti"ns.
DIR. NiNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHRETICUM. cures all kinds of kidney
and binaSsr complaints. gonorIhoea, elect,
isucorrhDa. Tor sale by all druggists at
One dollar per bottIs; six bottles for Five
DR.. MINTIE's DATDEL1uy PILLS
are the BEST and cheapest Dyspepsia and
Bilious cure IN the market. For sale BY all
druggists.
1JsnS3u
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

is A NEVER PAIL.
y q Cu,e for Eervou !
|Iebihiy. Exilausad d
vitality. Setn ! u al
'WeasIiem Spermator.
rhPa, Lost Manhood, ,
Ilmpotency, os.s.
|torrbea, Para lysis.
|aEd all the terribI Of .
fleets Of Self Abuse ,
|yuuthful fo,lies and
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

% called ineurgb,s diseases. DR.. J;ebir',
German lnvisosator IA positively ganrantseo
10 cure nervous and physical debility, sem.
ilai we.skness.i lost manhood. spormato.,Lea
loss vi energy, ringing and dizziueSs in the
head. melaDchciir. hopsless feelings, prosta.
torrhee. ard all the -esalts 0f Youthful im.
prndsrce and eEcsssts OF mature years. Ths
Doctor. regular coils2e physscisn from
Eur,Pe will agree 30 forfeit ons Thousand
dollars for Is cnss tho Ins.corator will no,
cure under special Treatment. and aarIca.
The Yetson 30 many can not get cured Of
weakness and ths ab,ye Diseases In owing 70
a compl catiDn, called Prostetorrhea, which
requires peculiar tret:msiit
DIR. Liebig's tnvicorator No. 10 the only
positive o1fs for p.oststorrhsa. Price Of
sithar Invigorator, ~ per bottle :six for $40.
sent 10 any accraa3 on receipt Of price, or
g. o. D.. Responsible persons can pay
when cursi. Strictsst Secrecy Maintained.
Patients eursd ~ home. gr. Liebiz Die
pensary has an flsgan, Drug Utors M ns
building.
Too frequent evacuation Of tho Bidder
and Ropy sediment IN urine are synp.on,s
Of secondary S~:niEa, Weakn-ss and Proc.
Dr. Jiebia TreatIneEt.
Ordinary Cases-Any recent case Of specis
or private diseases cured for 40 ke,ns
dies sufficient 10 cure will bs promptly sent,
with full directions and advioc, on rsceip. cf
80 All packages are securely covered
from observation.
lnvigoYstor Samples Free.
To prove the wonderful power Of the Great
German Invig,rator Q bottle Of either
numbsr will he rent free Of charge. Per
sons ordering a free bottle will only have 10
ply eIpressaee on delivery
Most powerful Electrio Belts fres 70 pa
tispts. Consultation, examination and "a.
vice free and private Call or write.
DIR. LIEBIG & CO., 100 Geary ST.,
Private Entrance. snS Mason 81. &. F., Cal.
Julv1 a3tf
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16
Texas Outlaws.

GAINESVILLE, Texas, Sept. 9-This
community WAS startled at daylight
yesterday morning by the announce
ment that the famous Lee brothers.
the terrors of northern Texas. had
actually been killed Ever since
April last, the authorities have been
securing the country in search Of
Jim Lee, the leader OF the terrible
Lee gang.
While John and Henry Rolf, two
respectable cattle owners of this
county. with two officers, one of
whom was a Deputy United States
Marshal, were on searching expe
dition in the Chickasaw Nation for
cattle bearing the Roffs' brand, they
came upon the stronghold of the
Lee gang, and bravely approached
the stockade to arrest the cattle
thieves. The desperadoes opened
fire through the portfolios of their
Notifications, killing both the Rolf
brothers and the two officers, whose
bodies lay exposed for several days
and were partly eaten by hogs.
Innumerable rewards have been Of
fered for the capture, dead or alive,
OF Jim and Pink Lee. The Cover
nor offered a large reward, Cook
county offered $1,000, the Rolf fami
ly offered $1,000, and half-a- dozen
neighboring counties placed price
on their heads, until the total amount
of guaranteed rewards reached $1,000
the heaviest by far ever offered in
Texas. As many as forty eastern
and northern detectives have visited
this region in the hope OF bsgging
the big rewards, but very few of the
Pinkertons were willing to venture
far away from civilization in search
ing for their game. 1t remained for
a Texan named Heck Thomas, from
Fort Worth, to vanquish the outlaws.
Thomas learned through some un-
known means that the Lee brothers
were in the vicinity Of Harris town
ship, near tie village of Dexter, liv-
ing under assumed names Taking
with him two trusty and brave com
panions, named Jim Taylor and Jim
Settles, both of Cook county, he
started out Monday morning in
search of his human game. Each
officer carried one sixteen repeating
Winchester, with an extra one slung
on his saddle. Their side arms were
two 44calibre Colts and flask of
whisky. The Lac brothers were well
known to each Of the three officers.
After riding about ten hours and Wis
iting numerous ranches, showing
photographs of the Lees, the officers
finally learned their exact location,
and reached the John Washington
place at four o'clock in the!afternoon
Thomas soon spied the two outlaws,
who were at that moment engaged
in.cutting John Washington's pasture
fence. The three officers rode up
within fifty yards of the outlaws be-
fore the latter discovered them.
They dismounted. and Thomas called
on the Lees to surrender. Taken un-
awares though they were, the out
laws answered with their reyolvers,
when the Detectives opened FIRE with
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16
ITEMS.

Jacob Rupp, q Lancaster county
farmer has barn with glass roof.
The Rev. Mr. Ralienger, of Walker
county, preached 20 sermons in so
days.-Atlanta, Ga, Constitution.
Do not put salt into soup when
cooking until it has been skinned.
as salt prevents the scum from ris-
ing.
Mrs. Irvine Crane, of Harrisburg,
in striking at mosquito few days
ago fell down flight of stairs break
ing her collar bone and spraining
both ankles.
In California 2 Judge has refused
to naturalize Canadian because the
latter knew SO little of the country S
affairs that he thought a king ruled
the United States.
Sebastian Boughner died at Sun
bury on Tuesday a week, aged 80
years. He was n soldier in the war
Of 1912, and was at Lundys Lane
and the capture of Fort Erie
4 Republican majority at a State
Senatorial Convention in Iowa stuck
to its candidate through 1910 ballots
and having succeeded in nominating
him WAS pleased to have the honor
firmly declined on account of the
doubtfulness of the outlook.
John Roberts, a farmer living near
Palmyra, Lebanon county, was fa-
tally injured while threshing grain
in his barn recently. The threshing
machine, which was operated by
steam, was going at a high rate of
speed, when a wheel burst and struck
Roberts in the abdomen, also break
ing an arm and leg.
Peter Ames, OF Belmont, Me, had
tooth extracted the other day, and
the roots were found to have been in
contact with metal Ames had been
wounded in the face at Spottsylvan-
Ia. Va, in the war, and the bullet was
never extracted More teeth were
drawn, part of the cheek bone re-
moved, and an iron grape shot, weigh
ing an ounce, was taken out, after
being imbedded there for twenty
one years.
Washington, Fayette county, Ohio
was struck by a storm on the Sth
inst. ct s o'clock p VI. The Court
| House was demolished, three church
es, the Telephone Exchange, three
bridges, four depots and over hum
dred business and dwelling houses
The dead bodies of two unknown
persons have been found and it il
believed several others have beer
killed or seriously injured. The los:
to property cannot be ascertained
but it will reach several hundred
| thousand dollars.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16

their deadly Winchesters.
As the detectives raised to fire, both
of the Lees, by Jim's order, lay fiat
on the ground. Pink Lee was struck
at the first fire, aud writhed about
the ground grcaning piteously until
the next vo ley put an end to his suf-
ferings- As tue officers fred they
kept advancing, Jim Lee returning
their fire very rapidly, although he
had bullet in his neck. After empt-
wing his own revolver, Jim crawled
over to where his dead brother lay,
and grasping Pink's weapon, he
emptied it also at the oncoming Off
GERS. About forty shots were fired
at Jim before he ceased to move, but
strangely only two shots took fatal
effect.
Hiring farmers wagon, the OH
GERS threw the bodies on q pile oi
straw and started for this city. Tue
Coroner inquest was held, and the
bodies were identified, so as to Sc
cure the large reward to Thomas anC
his two assistants.
Within two years from LIST of las
May forty two human lives were ta
ken by this band of cattle and hors'
thieves. Their principal Iendezvou
was Delaware Bend, thi. county, jus
across from the Indian Territory
They stole thousands of cattle anC
drove them into the Indian Territory
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16

FORCED deeds hare recently been
discovered in some of the deed books
OF Western states A forged deed
is of little account only as a means
to catch a forger, where all deeds
have been regularly recorded, but a
forged deed that had been injected
between purchases, or where regu-
larly executed deeds had not been
recorded might create a good deal of
trouble. 1t is to the interest Of fpeo.
pie who have neglected to record
their deeds to have them recorded
for there is no telling where, in these
degenerate days forging court
house rat might be developed, who
would inject forged deed between
unrecorded title papers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16

The common school system has be-
come the avenue through which great
frauds and swindles are imposed on
the tax payers by agents who arc OPP
perating for school furniture houses,
and book houses, In connection with
unscrupulous township and town
school boards. At this time the whole
state of Indiana is excited over the
fact that recent discoveries reveal the
fact that over a half million bogus
school bonds issued by school boal dis
FOR school furniture, are afoat in the
several townships of the state. 1t is
about time that people in Pennsylva-
MIA look to the manner of the man
agemen. of the schools. The town
ships of this Commonwealth are ov-
er-run with school furniture and
school book men. Tax payers should
not allow themselves to become the
victims of q lot of outside swindlers
In company with few local rascals.
The rascals should be watched, hunt
ed down and punished. Open your
eren.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16
Getting Married.

Getting married after the first of next
month will be attended with more formslity
than attends the ceremony now. The clerk
of the court will have to be seen, so that
the intention of the parties may be record
ed. The maker of the law might as well
have conferred the authority on the clerk
of the court to marry people. In that way
such people who are shy of preachers or
squires, could have been accommodated
when they declared their intention Of mat
rimony, and had the clerk to marry them.
An exchange that has given the new law
attention, says, the ordeal Of questions is a
severe one, and states them as follows !:
they must be answered and sworn to, and
be written IN the docket. Give,
/. Full name of man.
2. Full name of woman.
3. Relationship Of the parties, either by
blood or marriage.
4. Age of man.
S. Age of woman.
6. Residence of the man.
q. Residence of the woman.
s. Parents name-man.
9. Parents name-womsn.
10. Guardians name-man.
IL. Guardians name-woman.
II. Consent Of parents or guardian.
IL. Date of death of mans former wife
if any.
ID. Date of death of woman's former
husband, If any.
Is. Date of divorce Of man at any time.
l6. Date of divorce of woman at any
time.
IL. Color of parties.
Is. Occupation of man.
l9. Occupation of woman.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16

NEWSPAPERS in the Juniata Valley,
Just now, are saying good deal
about the case Of McClain, the young
man in the Lewistown jail awaiting
execution for the murder OF Smear
mud, at the Newton Hamilton camp.
meeting. The man who viii carry and
flourish e butcher knife on the
grounds of religious meeting dur
ing time of service is not the kind OF
a man that should live among civil
lied men. OF him it nay be said as
Judge Lord Baxfeid, of Scotland,
said of a culprit, ''Ye're G very clever
chile, man, but yell be none the worse
for hanging"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

If you have not been vsccinated within
seven years, yaccinate.
The ground was nicely prepared for
wheat sowing by the rain of last week.
William Gunsenhvuser white-washed the
fence about the Lutheran Church property.
Mrs. Herman Bossler, of Carlisle, is Wis
iting her brother, John Kirk, in this place.
Patrick Hsgan improved the appearance
of the School House property by white
washing the fence.
John Kirk has found it necessary TO en-
large the storage room for his goods. The
building back of his sale room has been
fixed up to store extra goods in.
Joseph Martin has completed the plaster
ing of the buildings in Patterson that he
contracted for, and now is putting the plas
teriug on the Mlllard Kirk house, on Main
street.
''Smith, did you see my wife go down
this street ~ "Yes, she passed about an
are for overtaking her." s.Good. The side
walk is just lined with show windows."-
Chicago Herald.
This is one of the years that the schools
are uncommonly full of children. In a
year or two the crowd will be thinned out,
and then, again, alter the lapse of a lew
years, the number of children will have
been increased.
'.The tramp law provides that "every
! tramp, upon conviction ss such, shall be
confined by Imprisonment at hard labor ii
the nearest penitentiary not more than six
months" Trsmps are defined as 'spersons
who rove about from place 10 place beg
| ging, and all vsgrants living without law
| tul occupation" ANY tramp who enter'
into any building without the consent OF
the owner, who maliciously Injuries proper
! ty, or who carries firearms, may under the
| Law be imprisoned for three years"
The Bloomfield Advocate of last week
says: On Saturday last, as Gabo Kline was
| guiding the traction engine belonging u
the Peck Bros, RoseblIg, across the small
bridge near Weizel's mill, below Bridge
port, in Spring township, the structure
broke down after the trout part of the en-
gine had crossed, precipitating the rear o
the engine about five feet into the water
below. Steam Mas LET off and in the even
ing, after hard work throughout the better
part of the day, the engine was raised and
! steamed TO its destination.