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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-10-17

prominence are said to be connected with
the bribery conspiracy, and their indict-
ment seems certain.
The grand jury summoned so hastily on
Saturday was discharged as soon as 1t re-
ported the six indictments. But In Judge
| Baker court to-day special grand jury
| to further investigate the charges of jury
! bribing was sworn. 1t Is composed OF
well-lznown citizens. S. B. Chase was
chosen as foreman. Judge Baker briefly
addressed the jury. telling its members
| that above all things they must remember
! to observe strict secrecy IN regard to the
matters brought under their observation
| The Judge then read the law regarding the
penalty to be enforced In case of a viola
ton of the secrecy of the grand jury
room.
At 10 o'clock this morning Judge Nc
| Connell's branch of the criminal court
was called to order and the court an
nounced that the only business to bt
transacted was the appointment of {
special bailiff to summon veniremen In the
| Cronin case. He said that Bailiff Caralo1
who had been doing that work, had re
signed on account of Ill health. In Cara
Ions place the court appointed Charles L
i Bonnev. a Young business man of Amerl
can birth and ancestry. Concerning
i Bailiff Caralon it is said that appearance
are against HIM in connection with thu
jury bribery matter. in that he actual!
summoned two of the men that had beer
bribed The paper adds that Caralon ha
had a good reputation, and that in thi
case he may be merely victim of circum
stances Caralon's statement In the mat
| tor has NOT beeD SaCllrpd
jeremiah 0'Donnell, the United State
revenue gauger under arrest in connection
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28

Among the passengers on a western train
yesterday was a woman very much over
dressed, accompanied by a bright looking
nurse girl and a self willed tyrannical boy OF
about years.
The boy aroused the indignation of the
passengers by his continual shrieks and kicks
and screams and his viciousness toward his
patient nurse. He tore her bonnet, scratched
her hands and finally spat in her face with.
out a word of remonstrance from themother.
Whenever the nurse manifested any firm.
ness the mother chided her sharply. Finally
the mother composed herself for nap, and
about the time the boy had slapped the nurse
for the fifth time a wasp came sailing in and
flew on the window of the nurses seat The
boy at once tried to catch it,
The nurse caught his hand and said, coax
ingly:
"Harry mustn't touch. Bug will bite
Harry"
Harry screamed savagely and began tc
kick and pound the nurse.
The mother, without opening her eyes OF
lifting her head, cried out sharply;
"Why do you tease that child so, Mary
Let him have what he wants at once.n
"But, ma'am, it's al
"Let him have it, say.n
Thus encouraged Harry clutched at the
wasp and caught it. The scream that fol
lowed brought tears of joy to the passengers
eyes.
The mother awoke again.
"Mary," she cried, "let him have itln
Mary turned in her seat and said con.
fusedly:
"He's got it, NATURALIZATION Journal.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28

A middle aged man with troubled
look on his face stood on the corner near
the Central depot and attracted the at
tention of a passerby who inquired:
"Can l do anything for you, sir?"
Stranger" said the man, i've lost
my grip"
"Oh, brace up" said the other in a
CHEEKY voice, you'll get hold again if
you push in. 1t happens to us all some
time or other"
"Pm afraid I'll never get it again"
said the other, sadly.
Nonsense, man. Don't give up now,
when they've just discovered the elixir
Of life," advised his friend. "Take hold
again like man."
"What air you talking about?" asked
the other. 81 lost my grip with four
new shirts in it, new waistcoat, pair
of suspenders and my wife's photygraft.
Just give me a chance, and you'll see
whether I'll take hold of it or not" and
he walked off with suspicious look at
his late adviser. r.-Detroit Free Press.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
A COUNTRY SCHOOL,

Pretty and pale and tired
She sits In her stin backed chair,
While the blazing summer sun
Shines In on her soft brown hair,
And the little brook without
That she hears through the open door,
Moclrs with its murmur cool
Hard bench and dusty floor.
Il seems an endless round
Grammar and A, B, O;
The blackboard and the sums,
The stupid geography;
When from teacher to little Jim
Not one Of them cares a straw,
Whether John" Is in any case"
Or Kansas in Omaha
For Jimmy's bare brown feet
Are aching to wade In the stream,
Where the trout to his Turing bait
Shall leap, with quick, bright CLEAN;
And bis teachers blue eyes stray
To the flowers on the desk hard by,
TIL her thoughts have followed her eyes
With a half unconscious sigh.
Her heart outruns the clock,
As she smells their faint sweet scent;
But when have time and heart
Their measure In union benti
For time will haste or lag,
Like your shadow on the grass,
That fingers far behind,
Or flies when you fain would pass.
Have patience, restless Jim,
The stream and fish viii wait;
And patience, tired blue eyes
Down the winding road by the gate,
Under the willow skade,
Stands some one with fresher flowers;
SO turn to your books again,
And keep love for the after hours
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
MIllIs,s BABIES.

s,z latae timid kittens,
Opt n the cold alone,
Thcfr mother is always gadding about
And hrinns thom NOT even a bono;
dhe,a oa IN The morning early,
slnn's ~ vi iato a. night;
A minshiovioun, selfish old pussy,
Lhnt novor doea anything right.
Ne kl,tena erO always hungry,
ohay'ro TOO tfmid 10 catch a mouse,
And their mother 4 such an old gadder,
ThW won't keep her IN any house.
SO nsvsr peteed nor played with them,
Mr. washed them nice and clean,
Surh nix little dirty faces
I'm sure have never seen;
siR nttle sad, sad kittens,
An sitting In row,
Odd and hungry and dirty,
Prom tip Of each nose to each toe.
Twelve little ears and six little tails
Hanging and dropping low.
SO out on the stops found them,
sitting all In row.
And MIllie begged hard 10 keep them,
And fed them and washed them so clean,
Such slx bright, cunning kittens
I'm sure have never seen.
Tho boys laughed at Miles babies,
Eho cared not whit would your
n sh0 hadn't adopted those kittens,
Whist ln the world would they dof
IN. +. Nolan In School and Home.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
She Was heading About the Pre,,dan.


Nantucket is smiling at little adventure
Of Mrs. Harrison at that place. There is a
little store at Nantucket where they sell
baskets of odd shapes, and it is the custom
with visitors to buy them as souvenirs of the
place. Mrs. Harrison wandered in there
alone the other day, and looking over the
baskets, asked the funny old woman who at
tends the store, and who is of herself char
acter worth seeing;
"What is the price of this basketGn holding
one up.
marked on the bottom was the terse re-
ply.
Mrs. Harrison repeated the question, and
the woman, with most annoyed expression,
glanced up from her paper and said: ats
marked on the bottom; can't be bothered
to stop and answer questions; I'm reading
about the Presidents trip to Bar Harbor. n
St. Louis Republic.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
Tears of shame.

A weeping peach tree is one of the
curiosities of Denison, Tex, and it is
stated that ''a number of superstitious
persons believe that spirits operate upon
it." 1t is easy to account for the trees
emotion without referring it to the
spirits. 1t would not be strange If SEN
sitive peach tree should be moved to
tears as 1t reflected upon the abandoned
way in which some fruit dealers basket
peaches for the market-the big ripe
ones on top, the little hard ones below.
The only wonder Is that more peach
trees do not weep.-New York Tribune.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
suRDeTTE's PHILOSOPHY.
NATURAL AS GAS.

"a strange and unaccountable story that
comes from Texas" is the title of a news
paper let Telling about a rose bush, near
Fort WorSh, that when cut drips human
blood pronounced to be real and truly human
blood by the best chemists that ever tended
bar In Texas We have read the letter and
the affidavits of the apothecaries, but we
can't see anything strange or unaccountable
in 1t, even to the story Of the skeletons found
under the rose bush. All is explained when
1t Is remembered that under the old law of
1859 all the liars Of Texas were banished to
Fort Worth.
SPORT AND POLITICS.
81 can't see,n complained Rollois sister,
looking up from the paper she was reading,
show you can tell, when they name so many
horses after great men, when the paper
speaks Of the horse and when it refers to the
man who Is named after him" "What does
1t sayT" asked Rollo, who was beginning to
tell time by this clock himself. sit says:
Russell Harrison and Daniel Voorhees,, >" re-
piled his sister, referring to the paper "Oh,n
said Rollo, as he turned to his English gram
mar again, ''that's the horses, of course. If
1t meant thenen, the editor would have said
Cub Harrison and Hoosier DAM"
BAAl
|
always comes to The Eagle when he is stuck
on rocky one. 70 use his own expression,
wants to know why the lovers In Virgils
pastorals wereshepherdsl Because, governor,
the lover and the shepherd are alike devoted
to she praisng. Wen take degree for that
Say about 90 In the shade.
OUGHT TO BE THRoTTIED.
William Hengein, OF Baltimore, advertises
that his wife Anne has left his bed and board
and he win pay no debts Of her contracting.
That's the second time within twelve days
that Ann Hengein has run away on that same
division Of the Pennsylvania railway
| NARROWING NEWS.
The tramp leaned over the old rail fence,
and as the weary plowman came near on his
monotonous round hailed him; "How do you
like it, burrows you've gotf" And the W. p.
said he was only following it up to see what
his share would come to.
OPTICAL DELUsIoN.
doctor, y said respondent patient, 81 be-
lieve I'm going blind" "Bah, y said the doc
tor, impatientiy, that's all in your eye ~
Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28

Alice-oh, have begun taking French
lessonsi
Grace-How nieei Who is your teaeherl
Alice-Herr August stauffenbergenstein-
htz.
Grace-An Italian Lowell Citizen.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
A Fortunate Woman.

There" said the new lady of the
castle, "are the graves of the former
owners ancestors. My ancestors" she
added, proudly, "are all living."-Har-
per's Magazine.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
Not , PlenaInr Fantnrn

Ny love hath eyes which rival stars.
Her cheeks would shame the rosa;
But must needs confession make
do not like her noes"
Philadelphia Republic
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28

A Pretty Mess.
Yoice-Catching anythingl
F1sherman-Ye Yes-malaria. The Epoch.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05
9antpfer Qgentur.

Die nGreie BreHe tit s e.
gas" b~ertritt bic foIgenben 9ampfers
Sinien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Nusfunfi
Degen Baiage mad unb BON gurppo
unb berfauft 9ampfi6iHs unb Giiens
b~abnbiaete gu ben niebriefen &aten.
9ie 2ifte Der BON uas reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
@ambarg > Mmerifamiide Sampf'
i6ifffabrts @eieai6aft.
GeS Gtar 2inie (2lntiperpen).
Gompa9nie Generate Srans,
atfantiame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05
1889 6erblt 1889
|. Huth & Son.
bic alte utb bepdbrte
Gi1ens uno bol5=
% IT.,
Tarbelr== Sautea= SanOln1tg
ooR ooo mn oon G1nsft Gt.nE.
226, 22S unb 23o Martt = etrabe

zzoI rs unO Z3O Wtar1t Stfdbej
San Nltonio ....... yeras,
baben ibren Serbft. Beborf bon 8. 2anoretb G.
Sobn Gartea', 8lumei,s un6 GelS- Samen CT
baIten, inter Nnberem:
5000 Yfuto reue @rnte &iib : Samen, 5000
Rfunb @lfalfI (2userner aIeefamen) cbenfaas
Mangolb : @ur3el, &nnfrlraben, Mobrrlben.
Sanen, @Speriette Slice, 8odGara Slice, SABA.
neiil9er Slice, So1nion @ras, Buffalo oter
Colorado @ras, Saat : 8oasen, @erGe, Safer,
Meiaen &c.
Nedter 81 Gaio 8wisbel. uab Creole uber
2ouiiand 3niebel= Sannea.
M9enten fit Die beriibn,ten Brinly Phuege,
Ylanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, Sanb.S amenbrills, 4Hige unb @ulti.
~batpren, @uf. 8. gredt @urfnlai6inen unb
8uther l1teniiIien, @6as. Mut68 Sonig : St.
traetnren, 8ienensN auder, Meier &c.
Stets onf Eager Sarriion 8ros. & 60.
Town and Country UNI @ebrau6 fertig gs-
inii6te Garben; fabren ~bielelben mebr ols IA
Sabre. importirerl @arlabuna8weiie, rnb fiibs
len nns beredtist mad laneia5riser 9 fabruns
gu bebaupten, DAP O~ieielben bic befteu 6arben
iinb, Die in bieiem 2anbe f~abriairt perben.
SIM October erbatten Qanbretb & Gpbn
rotbe, tpeibe anb gelbe 8wiebel Seblinse.
l. HUTH & S0HN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
Has HR FLKpa
A - esa2s fFeaa Sanlses Says f0st-
ns1stsE N4stln azs Ahseonslr1-

A seaa2a Fresa saBlsa.s Sass F0st-
naastss aast5n Hzs khseonsee-
Mr.. Joha >ale.ls au8 re eal1-el
arrived n tie c.ty Ass d sas ilasl sall-
van. in sa entn-ls destitute c1ldl tioa,
asa was takes fEom tte aer,ot g. police
headquarters. sheaee she was removed
te slie {. 3. 4. Home Tor the gat.
TIE lttle group Nsse Indeed a Ist.lsble
ght a. tAey $40 "a the 0fhet "a he.s-
Quarters. Mr.. sbieids Was Uoerg
dress & ana the children were statenng
uta cold. There were a zirl DaoA
shout three wears old. a baEiuot bcy
~ fise ~ slx Yssrs and Z bE slt-luoklus s
ell II ahsIf eight
Me. Shteld's story = ttat her hUs-
laad r Sex q bed ald that they iost
everything "a the fre Nartn the pest
master TO whom tee contributions oi
outside towns were sent sle says
has run away Nith the money.
Sac does not kaoN boss much. hut
-ae thought na bad 5000 from Nu,
g0a ana $3.50 from Grand klpais.
What other funds D. RAD she +. goi
know. lt VIII be remembered t'-f
Martin has been summoned % ren er @
statement n the rcult court OF Mus
ke9on county. showing thc amount oi
receipts and expenditures ct tle FUNDS
ue has collected.
Mrs. Shields saws that her family i,
sadly .n need of help, and she ha.cOme
here 10 seek stance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
The Only Non-AlcohoIic Vegetable Medi-
cine put uP In Liquid Form
Ever piscovcre

II IS not a vile fancy drink made Of rum,
poor whi>key. or refuse liquors. Spiced and
Sweetcned to please the taste. but a purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Call
fornia herbs.
Twenty I've years use have demonstrated 20
millions ~ sufferers throughout the civilized
world that of ;ll the medicines ever snuNered
Vinegar Bit"rs only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects up0u thDs troubled
WITH the following diseases. Eik.
Dyspepsia Rhcumst'Tm. tatsrrh. Ncural cia.
Headache. BciIs. Scr0fuia. SKIN Discas S, Jauu-
dice. Gouf. pies. BiNousuess. and AT other
diSeacrs risiug from blood Impurities. an4 as
o. ksrmifuxc it IS the best in the world. ltine
death tu ail worms that iufest the human sys
TEN.
IT'S always safe % take At any time. or uD
der amy condition az The SYST em. from ed or
youur. or far either sex it rs Uui ul iu Two
styles. Ihe o.t is Slightly bitter. and fs She
stronger iu csflart.r eject The now style is
Wv pleasant % f.if taste. aud a perfect faedl-
- for delicate women or children. Each
kind is distinctly marked on top 81 carton.
Many families keep both kinds on hand, -
they form a complete medicine chest.
send for beautiful hook. free
Address. r. Il MrnNH I'D DRUG CO..
8Z NasAlugt0 t0n-st-. y. }. City.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
THE COURT RECORD.

UNITED SrATEs-Dewtt c. and II. c.
Reed d Co. vs. VIM. J. SlOss, and the
same W. ThOs. +. MOsher. Order
allowing preliminary 10 restrain de-
PENDANTS from further infringement on
letters patent, No. POI ,946. On appli-
cation OF United States Attorney. Ed.
Z. Lott. of Iron River, appointed
United states Circuit Court Commits
sioner. Nine common law and seven
equity suits of John Terrence, PLAIN
TIT, to restrain infringcmcnts on log
roller patent. discontinued bv consent.
Ashley J.. Ball vs. Martha VI. TOmp-
kins. Order granting injunction prayed
for by receiver, and order requiring
Joseph II. and Martha NJ. TOmpkins to
show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt of court, ON
June I. unless they, in the meantime,
deliver possession Of trust property to
receiver.
CrRcU1T-Andrew 3. Hum ct nj. vs.
Jennie Farrell. Ou trial.
SUPERI0R-The people ". Bcni. Bean,
adultery; nOilied on motion OF prose-
cutting attorney. Same vs.. Patrick
NciCn, larceny; ordered % appear iu
court to-day at lo n. m. for sentence.
Nathaniel Thaver's trustees -. the
city. argument concluded and case sub
mlttod to tho court. Edward Locke VS..
the Pr.estly Express Wagon and sleigh
Company; ON trial.
PE1BATr Estate of VIM. Graham. an
insane person; order appointing Mel
son r. Rich guardian, bond filed and
letters issued. Estate Of GLADYS Buck.
y minor. order diSCharEine guardian
and CanccluE bond. Estate 81 Field
or J Deming. mentally incompetent
person; order ass -Dlng june - for
hearing petition for appointment ot
guardian. Estate Of Davis Leaven-
worth deceased: order ass gnIng Nov.
2S for hearing claims. Estate ot Arthur
r. House. p minor; o-der appointing
Alan1o g. House, gUa-l'au; bond
filed and loltr ssued Estate Of L0-
renzo Buell. deceased; order appoint
ing Mary 4. Patton. admin.strat0r.
do bonis non cum teSfamoutO auaeX0.
Tu r.. Lous SnOenfeld, au ndiCout
insane person: order of adm SON 20
MChrau Insane Asylum at expense Ot
Kent COUNTY. j. r., Alton Fmd-.ey.
usuurr Ir-F0epor order 0t adms-
son to Michigan Insane Asylum at
expense 0f Kent county.
s5.25 Jocah Simmer, drunk. commit
trd tweIv- DAYS Tia Blake fast drive
,ug. paid Sl2. Fmma Hicks. fast dr.v-
iug II "a 81 H T. Clark, Isorder.y.
sentence suspended John SNYDER dis
orderly. rocogn IzanCo csrroated. John
How . hreaCh 0f peace; sentence sus-
PENDED Charles Matthews breach Of
peace sentence suspended George
. t..s- F.. -r
TN MAY ~ Clara orto1 larceny, aa-
icgruod rl June A. John LuEertv<.
saloon open sunday. adjourned tI
June g. Harry starring. keeping house
~ tana adjourned tu Nay g..
Etile Uoraa1le. hast8rdv held to uevt
term ~ tho circuit court. Thomas
Moss, forgery. Z scharged. Geo. g.
tU J1rr 5 Frsuk Waot oa-c- of
property ordnance adjourned tU
! June g.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
An Exhibition Game of Lacrosse.

Arrangements have been made 10y
the Grand Rapids Lacrosse Club to play
an exhibition game at Ramona Park
on Memorial Day. The game VIII be
called at 2:30 p. m. sharp, SO as to give
those who wish to see the baseball
game at Alger Park time to witness
both games. Following arc the names
of the different teams who VIII play:
Team So. Frazer, Holland, CroHer.
Hawn, Riley, Godfrey, Gavctt, Thow,
Johnson, Francis, King. Thompson.
Team No. Pagan, Wi.lett, Fitzsim-
mons, Thomas, Lawrence, Hall, Nc
MILAN, Bremmer, FL. Mayo, Smith.
Welch, Cline. The two teams viii be
ON the grounds at 1.30 p. m sharp. rs
the game viii be called at 2.30 sharp.
Dr. House has consented to act as
referee
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
THE WATER FILTER.
some Interesting Facts Regarding the
source Of - atcr supply.

some Interesting Facts Regarding the
source Of water supply.
Work on the new filter IN the river,
opposite the city pumping works, is
now fairly under way, and 1t j. ex-
pcctcd that by the l,t Of July i will be
ready for the reception OF the water
th1t-wll hereafter supply tho city.
Whom this one . done there will lie
three filters. with an aggregate capac-
itv sufficient t0 furn sh Grand Rap us
Tor years % come, after which the
Hlihro0k and Carrier Water systems
vii be- entirely abandoned. Tho first
Of these, a small one only SXi0 feet
as built ~ q cost Of about S3o00 sew
n years snce "a an experiment, and
rs attended, % be used only n cases
fires where the other sources Of
lpuly became weakened This filter
as connected a. a well at tnc pump
irg h0lse hy a large conduit. This
proving So valuable, and the va .er from
it ceir- so much superior t0 the other.
tnat It vas determined t0 build another.
Ine second one - i00N20 feet iu dinou-
sous, and has a capacity Of aoout two
w hons gallons per day anil cost hut
s 500. the original C.ndut and Well
berg used "a connection with noeu.
TIE one now IN process - construction
VIII De- f0 foe- vie and tfH sact In
length, and has D capacity as more
than zen million gallons per day. and
vii cost S1i.ooo.
To the unuitsted ? may be interest
ing to know that tro filter
is huge gallery or chamber 1ult
of heavy timber iu Al excavation
below -ae hel - tie river Its ton S
covered ar8 made Wstfr-tz G.. hlt ts
sfes sre perforated ana chem sur
rounded Nth gravel, tlrou q che inter
81 ras of Winch tne watcr peurtrates 3rd
Irus into the gallery. running thence
through fna conduit % tUe welI from
whch - s pumped ,7.o tbe pipes ar3
q -trhutct throughout the r5rF 20 the
consumers. fhe present fster w4 be
hutt fivn feet below fae bell rf the
river and vii l,e vtdf1 irto three trl-
arg1'l ~rr ns. wn1ch wil converge t0 a
rcr- lr the conduit between the two
exstrE fIters.
A large forCe of n1er are now at work
on t,se cuffar-sian which W. surroun1
the men while they hsst their way
through the solid rock bottom Of the
river The natrr-sl - - used In IT,
obstruction = heniCcS- Tie water
tbls obtained = ss clear as crystal
absoluteiy tasseless and very pure,
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29

Mr. C. G.. Swcnsbcrg. former pr.rci-
pal and proprietor Of the famous
~vensherg Business Couega at Grand
Rapids. IS now president of the GEIE-
and Uujfr h.s business pusa tle cone
Germ - making rapid Advancement
Iae daIlv TEIE9RA,I comes ont doubled
lu SIZE. and with 81 fine dress. tucnd
~weusb0rg IS a. good in practical h1is-
ness as he is m the theory ~ ~'igaa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29
PERSONALITIES.

J. y. Lauckes and wife goes TO
Ottawa Beach tomorrow for the season.
r. e.. Brown. general superintendent
OF the VI. c. +. t., was N the city yes
tcrday.
Washington dispatches state that En-
sign J. III. Gibbons has been transferred
from the Vandalia To the Adams.
Mrs. Whittlcsey, of corner of Fourth
and Turner streets, Is entertaining as a
guest her daughter, Mrs. Brown, of
England.
Mss Irene Hazeltine and Mrs. Parker
and daughter leave today for New
York, whence they sail soon with q
party OF friends for Europe.
Miss Catherine Macarthur, who has
been obliged 20 suspend her duties at
the high school owing toa severe attack
OF rheumatism, IS now cOnvalescent
= ". Painter, conductor on the g..
K. y l., G.. G. Pratt, aggagc-master,
and ". J. Page. the druggist, have re-
tuncd from a fishing trip % the Sault.
They were very successful and brought
home some tine specimens OF their
catch