davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
NUMBERED EMPLOYEES

A peculiar obstruction % the census
taking has been encountered 10 Penn
sylvanla. The supervisor. OF tho Fifth
district has reported % Supt. Porter
thathe = ADVISED by his enumeratOrs,
that Hungarians and Poles, and many
Italians. IN certain counties, have re-
fused % give any census information.
even % interpreters. Many Of the men
are designated by their employers by
numbers. each man being labeled with
MS number and answering 70 IL The
supervisor indicates his willingness 10
take account Of such employees by num-
bers II permitted.
I. Slpt. Porter in his reply says that il
: impossible that the census Office
should help 10 Derpetuate such a state
OK affairs by giving It Official recogni-
t,Ou. lie has no sympathy with a sys-
tem which treats man like beasts of
burden and labels them with numbers.
To - possible that toe system Is one of
mere business convenience, arising out
Of the difficulty of learning aud writing
the strange foreign names OF the men.
But while 1t may be allowable as a mere
business convenience, the stamping of
10 with q qsasi official character in the
census enumeration would be q very
Objectionable proceeding. Superintend-
ent Porter IS right.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
T. ]. Lamb & Company.


IEAL ESTATE tAo COMMISSION.
Opposite lulua lep.. lAe.
EQR sAIE-Ws hove "a fr,i .eIess ROLLER ae.r.
raltIaIurs TAr aH 90, case la.o-t 4.a... ..
aI a L.- a lai.. lS .t -.kth Na'Ite Nt
talur.A is ufH a.4 H tr.i..I-'e .Hl.H..
I've s-ls 90 aeas.e li fols a-a IhIt' e'.e
worth TO-DAY .iI .H. Beside f'0 mI IarIr n
Rtu lots. d 4aoa bafu aao fr CORDS 20 N.-
property viii pa snoDu g.. auN ohl utaa
business, Terms H,iactory
eyR SALE-Ne have a Hut laslug lntt. BOD O.
tlUNAE IoCa. lt .at Nl- 70. sfia O.. a ..t'r
lu every particular. ulc be- Furnished th iIlt
latest hulrl appliances. DE property N.s
tWenly NrI iaflI I,ira rooms .I. ta'' tAa
men pronounce f $50" best tair. iu cstrIu
Michigan IHs property ls IiaA lla invest
mert ior som. good man Nlfh NiIl. n utf.
Can al once - YOU mean business Mla l4he
oty property il pait p-Aneui
EOlt saba iue tat pear iht Madison
aye. crossing oi tlr n. j. h d. sg.f
able for four ianllC1. The Ia 1911 ret for
so per mouth. alc ls M.liiA icN sitlt ui
sold for s55lt. or VIII exchange i0f other prop
erty.
FOR SALE The premises We now occupy 40
h and - South ian'a-si. opposite the
L Inlou depot ihis property is especially ar.
siTsble and VII do41.e BOO Nalle Asloe 90 Use
years. The property is paying large rental
and viii he "a IaYilE investments iar sIfel CO.
ors OF those - ho desire q fre central business
. location. lot. p ioet fr.lt running fo an
alley Price ESQ T.r foot
EOk rALE--Ne have a rare bargain thsf Is
i sure O. make uones ioI some ore Tho
property ls located ol ~prlDg.st. Iear Naire
. and ls now relIug joy s.. prr month llIs
property is centrally located ana it occupied
hy good paying tenants. uu0 ls sure fO .m.
/ uTOKe % value faster than aIy property iU iHr
I city from the fact that 10 is vI tlll our boct
/ of the 8lou depot Hnc v Ifhiu fwo h.urts g
the busy portion az MUnrot.sf TIE property
/ slIi be- sold ior 81 per foot a0 foot front
FOR SALE-or W. exchange for other prop
Il erty. real or personal two houses nl oHr
/ large lot VIII DIVIDE fhe property arc s.I
each separately The property BE- situated ou
/ Logan-si.. near Easi-si.. auo NlH make tra
/ pheasant homes which are nov renf.nr Toy fis
per month. This ls % rare bargain for some
/ one aud is sure % be tat eu al once
EOR sALE-A s.N-roam house on lolfst
/ j Good wells Doc AH1 lLtt only $50 N iii take
7 small payment down and balance on month n
+ payments Would take cheap iot ior lrsi pay
DcnL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
REAL ESTATE TRaNsFERS.
This list "a furnished bE ". P Scrlbner
a. Il

This list "a furnished by ". P Scrlbner.
realestate dealer. - Pe0r.-st-:
Fred Behi % Earnest 7. Bates. A u
lot Is. bS I. tampaus "a add ..--... 400
Albert -tryker % Martin O.. De Jager -
a. part ~ \ l0t "a Campal'S SAB 4 200
Truman kelio-g - lois e.. Llzht1er
fot I5- keI0gg S Bemis add .-~ !. 20
Berput Jan Ne'mer 20 Jan Luelink.
part Bog Is bk ~ r sw0 g add 100
Berend Jan WejnerigS 90 Jan Luel-
f0k. Qar- i1- l6. bk l3. r sw'rth g sid I eco
WHIsE Stanton t0 Fref srfcs Oeste-i7
etsl. lots is. l3 aud o. bs +. Com
stocs's a. ---.-.-...'.. In
Jane Last O. J0han1s Berghorst. lotI2.
tks Windsor Pa-k add 200o
Joh1 elg g.e7 % Jane Last. lot a. bis
u -or PARK aff 10
W~ Uui srr re John Quartet. fr.. 'o-s
g -anf hE l irfsou.s 1tI 20
r. IuIls f1enEer On fhas Mccarthy
- ic- s. hs IT, Avery RI arc. Lowell I19
Co~laUls b. IoItere-a r1 Albert
STRIKER. ST.. sv d anf 3 se "a q
sar n. f,atre - 200
Fee Hr.me- fn .+erf1-. rs # Homer
pee aut Ga see q Grand fap.ls sc
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

CHARIEs VINCENT. the representative
Of Sheffield IN Parliament, recently
called the attention of the House OF
Commons TO the fact that the Mckinley
tariE provided for prohibitory duties
on cutlery, tin plates, iron hoops and
other articles Of British export, and
asked whether the English Govern
ment, having regard for the disastrous
effect which the sen ate approval must
have upon Sheffield. the Midlands,
south Wales and Belfast, would ad
here TO their view that the free import
system of the United Kingdom pre-
c.uded an instruction 70 the British
Minister At Washington 70 represent TO
tho United states Government the IN
jury that such legislation would do TO
the industry Of a friendly power which
NJ 1889 gave a free market 20 sos. 900 -
coo worth of competing American
goods" The other Minister at Wash
jngtoa. who stuck his finger INTO Amer-
can affairs, was Lord Sackvlle West
lie got as Instructions afterward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

They are having amonkeyand parrot
time taking the census IN New York
city, and the Democratic papers are
already hOwllng about is inaccuracy.
But the influence of those papers has
all been exerted toward making the
trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

IT "a fortunate for Kemmler that they
keep him closely shut up IN prison and
guarded. II allowed to 60 at large, he
might run afOul OF an electric light wire
and be killed 10y a current warranted
not % XII.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
To sUBsCRInERs.

Any subscriber - THE TELEGKAM-
HERALD who fails 60 receive the paper
regularly or wh0 may have reason TO
complain or late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by Informing this once or
the fact at once ssnd postal card or cali
Up Gel phons53I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
RIAL ESTATE CITY

HOUSE, and logs Tor sale en- fulton. Fuller.
II slAtatn. 3 nlou. Henri. iast and n o.
icn-sis.. and College aAu fltlh-aNrs., aiso
houses for rent, lumber Unfinished parties o.
tufid "a desired tillr ANA terms tu >ut Fut
chaser y. IS A0lthrop. over National Guy
Bank. l-
EOR SALE-lots on sweets sdoiilon. North
prospect sl. between laifi4nhs lf"N-
bTiGge-~ts. These lofs SIRE only a little over p
mile from thr pos.odce. ana . blocks from
plat ll last 90 days Price 500 each only p
left Iuttc Bros. Pearl - j."
E0R sALE-8iy home $50. - Charles SIS
every modern conNeuIrucri a Do sewer
gas. plprl Tor furnace sto4e foundation. hard
and soft water. au pantry coutraitucca etc.
wii sai This week al les, th4n s5po. terms
reason rablr, Ca!l ou my agents. lutte Bros.
over Arcade. fezrst j. ~. -mmous. ltl
EOR sALE-A Cosy homcou james - hous-
ntw a.u modern d. .4 I-~pcD IS rlsli
rooms besides pantry, nal. aud bath room.
niue closets, china cupboard large &C. lar, CRATE
ana mantle. furnace. CTS walter. well aud ris-
tern. bath tab. waiter closet ln house. 'front.'
and back stairs. l0t ~ \ l1l. Last front good
lawn. apply al once 20 T.. y. Horton. room
Oid househan building lo9
E0B SALE-So. ] never SCH for other pe pie
but of my oRn can sell YOU au c'tgant
new ll room heus on College ave- second
block south of "a WeaIthy-aKe.. fres-oed hotaud
cold water up stairs auc down. brick set iar
mace. ejtctrlc bells. bath room. closet. marble
latatory. mautel, ward so1lsl. concrete walk
ana shade trees price ttuuf snau payment
down ana balance al $50 per months or nine
room new house. about 2h lett south ~ Nadl-
SOu-aVeaue school mouse. at clsFi. or tl5 per
month the cheapest places ln The ciiy for The
money Charles rs. Tufts. Lcdyar4 block.
PcaTl-St. entrance.
lust WHAT TOC WANT beautiful house
On one Of our I4clId-ave. Lots nearly
completed with good cellar. ciStern and well,
Viii sell az a bargain also several vacant lots
On Euclid and Madison II you Think 81
purch asinc in any partfof the city n viii pap
YOU 10 call on Us McGin A NcIiu a House
man Block telephone l9l
EOR SALE-W. r. scr,bner las few more Of
those elegant residences Tor sale. and viii
De pleased 10 show them TO strangers or any
who are seeking good home. Call early and
be convinced. Also $4,000 10 loan ln sums O.
suit. lss
IF YOU WISH 10 rent buy. sell or exchange
city OF farm property, c.I on or address
Chamberlln Brothers. q ftarl-st. Loans ne
gociated. lTi
WE Can suit you in q lot or house and lot
w on our Diyision-st. Cherry st or eighth
ward plat. On car Zines aud near schools and
churches. safe Investment and good
home. Prices ana terms will suit you 1ur
her 4 Carroll. New Heuseman Building
TOR hLE-NIsCFLLEEEOUs
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

THE Prr's mskes tbe astonishing
statements that a Boston man invited
census enumerat0r % luncheon. This
is Incred, ble-to wax IN The Public
Garden. or view of the Common. or
olt South Church, perhaps. but rot to
luncheon. Think sgs'n. .-N-v Tr-t
Nrl s-S Erp-sss. The fact that the
Bostonese have CD sc down to drink
now rvrfal~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

Az Indians skin may difer from y
white mans in some essential char
scterlstics, but bis stomach works IN
much the same way. The tribes Of the
Northwest are getting very restless and
threatening over the scarcity of provi-
sons, and are liable 20 indulge in war
Ike movements. The whites are weIf
prepared, however. and the red skins
WI i1d war dc'r remedy fer their
troubles
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

THCvss W. Ptr'FER has gwen III eK-
pectstors ~ being " cbgsns nevt
Governor. hut his chances are good for
being made president of the Worlds
Far. Ht tae man for the place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
AGENTS WANTED.

4 LADY AGENTS ca0 make s tosi day at
y home selling an article of true merit %
ladies. send Stamps a.. - pay postage Tor
free sample Magf0Ner Medical Co. s. Last
] .ake-st. chicago. 90 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
FOR REET-HOUSBS.
FoR REYT-BUsIEBss PLACES.

~~s'~-~~'~~~-~-~-~~'~-''
TOR RENTED stores and rooms suitable
L for OF ces or light housekeepng ng ia Porter
Block. corner % Monroe and Diwsion-sts. u
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

AGENTS f0- ths HisrorT ~ fhe tT-
~ 2 p.araf1Ds o.. Daring Dee1s anf ffan1
Ach.-Feleafs cf STANLEY aae-ts "Hiff tihf
rt-ruar free Address %. 4. br1sn q ~
Iaiefo. HHo @AH
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

The Holland Christian Reformed
Church have decided 10 build their
theological seminary IN cur city.
Why not move Hope College 10 Grand
Rapids? This ls really the place for It f,
and the sooner 1t Is located here the
better for the school and all those con
nected with it. Think it over; then
bring IL here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

WANTED want . good agent - either
~ scV. % take orders for ny popular BOOK 2
ia every township in West MlchlEsn- CAL oT
address Warren Waite. Il New hoDseIll1 2
block Grand Rapids Mich. IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest ofrAn Michigan Dailies Xxx
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
POP sALF-NIscELLAKEous

FOR SALE-Piano-A good square grand
liaims Bros piano. cheap. Call or address
g.. % North Prospect-st.. up stairs lf-
EOR SALE-An Aurora" gasoline stove.
good running order. Inquire al l6l Nj
Neruon-st. l67
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

EELP WANTED NALE
gELP WANTED YExALE

gELP WASrED-PExA1R
WANTED-Gooa WAlst falshers ana skirl
makers Immediately. Mss 81. PrAnEnell
= --.---e ~
NANTsD-LApeueneed dress makers II ~
" LssiaFc. hfs. \. 2. baxter l6s
WANrED-G.r for general houss0ork. Ap
I'D al l'l M. Vernon 81 lG
NNASIED-2 laundry women. also 5dining
re0m .ar.s and several young men 90 80
Norm. apply 20 once. latelll E~acr Dflur.
room 9, Acneyno .ds blocF. over Giant cloth
ins store opvA esenines uaul .. ma. lt.
" Mrs. r. ,. Noble ~ Eiih-a,e. Do
WANTEp-A competent ein for enneral
houaeNorA. Mrs. 4. II. lienlls g. Aorth
Colieaeaye. no
(VANTfD-6iu Tor general housework. 2,s
therly.st. can after q p. m. lt5
WANTED - Immediately. Elk competent
" crrsSmakefs al IS fountainst. lu5
XVANTED-Mary C. Foster wants dressmak.
" lng al home Or ~ The day. Z LagraHe -.
io5
WANTED-A competent gn Tor general
W hJuseaOrk. IL lls AadlsOn-aFe. Mrs. 4.
May. li5u
SITUATIONS wANTED-NALE.
NVANTED-staa by young man of = .
" 10 any Eud OF Office WoTk. have hal
nearly nye yeas experience al banking aud
other Kinds; good references aad bond II nee
essary. +. K. Ballard. Holland. Mich. l6s
SITUATIONS wAETED-FENALE.
(VANTED-A lady desires situation IN
W onl- or store. competent 10 act as sales
lady OF ssstAnt bOok-keeperi one year. "a
perience. Address A. c.. box 81, sullivan.
Mich. lt5
NVANTED-Sltu lady desires 10 ob
" tam situation IL an ONCE or store where
strict attention 10 business VIII result IN per
manent employment. Address u. X. box Z.
care leicgram-Ii erald. los
FOR RBBT-Ro0Ms.
EOR RENT rooms with bath and closet.
cheap. Il small family also for sale cheap.
Z9I West Bridge. 81. loI
E'OR RENT-Three pleasant rooms on the
hill. Address o. box 8, Ielegran-lierald.
l67
FOR RENT-Large front room with alcove.
unlurnlshed. Tor one or two gentlemen
two minutes walk fiOm city hail or post
Once, all modern c0uyenienCes, references
exchanged. Address A. A. A, Telegram II er-
a.d Office Jos
EOR RENT Furnished rooms for gentlemen
only AT 81 Shcldon-st log
! FOR Rent Elegantly furnished large front
room. with closet on first floor At the
1 Brunswick 46 South DiyisiOn-st Enquire at
/ room L.
EOR RENT-Room without board; in FIRST
class peghborhood. Address G. D.. box 6.
! Ieie sTsm-HeTaid 0ifce. les
/ EOR RENT-Furnished rooms suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire - kansom-st.
liz Il
/ TOR RFNT-FUrniShed and uufurnished
/ L rooms at the brunswick. IS south Division
I ST.. steam heated. Mrs McGee, ll-ti
! EOR RENTED stores and rooms IN Porter
! block. corner OF Monroe and Diyison-st.
! James Cox. agent. l15ti
| TOR RENT-Tw0 rooms. second foor. vita
| 4 steady power AT Ne. Pearl II. Inquire l..
! c. Thwing. Phone l0i: 7wi
! UOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms. steam heated. at Park Place Mrs.
| 4. J.. Smith. 56ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
CROZIER & CUTTERS
+. Z. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
Weston Building. - Canht-St
Real Estate and Loans!

WE always have a supply q cash on hand 70
" loan on good real estate .erIflty. 1rO7-
ier 4 Cutters Real ~. ste DepaTfsn"nt
\hANTED-A purchase fc~ the property 10
" Gated on the South easf corner % Mad son
ave. and Adams-s We mean % give ZONE one
= bargain. an investment that Viii pay I'D per
cent. net.
NA&I ID-For customer. lot located on
W arcoad Third Fourth or Fifh-aves
price na-ist - below $50 We can make q
sale o. once = f~ice IL s3tisfacfory. Address
Crczier A cut IS Is. D. g.. u tsnsl-st
I OTS in the south end on easy terms Pc
Il member ne have them ia everV .oeatlun
ard At prices that WI suit. laii and see rs
ve are sure % suit
EOR SALINE and modern house on stew
srf-avs inst weVf cf Division At Ran
psrlor. sittinR-rocm. bed room and Kitchen
below. besides panfrF sne closets. too large
rooms shove good vet 80 c.stern. Frics
$3.50 terms easy.
II TCT want an Investment ~ location for
\ business h.oek. VS. ear secori mod afs
vru. FeloW Is = FsrfiaI ifff ~ our bus' ness
property ~ feet front sf I 40 If -oufn
Division. % & Irfs ru fff corner ~ Va EN-
arr and Hs.lst iof rr fhe corner Di North
Laferette and fast Bridges.
- 100 No1eru room houss. corner ~
- fO' kuckprs ed leTpfef5 terms o.
sl.t
The Shove rarnsf Suburban I1fs esn te hsr on
easy terms .fr1'er a C-r or Pea fTfste Uf
Ts-furrf + .epteur t
EB CtDWFIT Manage
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
KiTtIand S Addition

Don Hfsr the ehsnee ~ saouf nf homf ni
present Irw prices |f ore az fhe fuerf rtel.
denee slt tee ~ Joining fhe rtv kirf'an0f OF
dlton. and fear k.rfi land adf.finr rn
south sIdf - 9rIFTs eve. one enc ~ N'o.
Wesf % south ffIrIFIrr. .rf .ff snuff Ufrf fi
city. is more thar ever attract IuC tf.f nftf'.
trU nf hNrUe-sf-etfrs arf investors iff com
msuc nF situation affords fnsff foenf f'fH
vantage Uf perfect nafnra. NraInrEa fsfFf
frw on proposed - tension ~ stree Hff.
Rue6 nrighhors hest ~ vafff rerr nee ~
Focal 81 ard Hfs confiE.ns tr many H' fHt
iargf rf Hefrfes rf Tho r.fr ftn.r erfnn SIC
eturrf Er vilrrfs nnd many n.frf HtH
Crruf ffafur~s Ire iurrrrnrrff. nfF f'' nf
0r snrv ffHf MS rrrrH"ff IIf H'
course ~ fhe 81 rs rrrr e. HHr'
dee. rS ble busi nnfs I.fe forms fnf ht"%
hrrrf .anc and heuaot FL. se E' rfa 20 -
rr - ehanr- fof -ffr property
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
20 MEN ONLY


q suffering from the effects Of youthful
errors. early decay. wasting weak
ness, lost manhood. etc. / viii send
vaiulhle.treatise sealed containing fuli par
tculsrs for home cure FREE OF charge =
splendid medical work; should be read by
every man who Is nervous and debiliiated.
Address DR.. W. n. DAVIS. Port Huron.
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

WE Can suit you In q Tor or house and lot
w On our Diyisi0n-st. Cherry ST or eighth
ward plat On car lines and near schools and
churches. A safe Investment and good
home. Prices ana terms wlll suit you. ] uT
ner 4 Carroll. New Houseman Building
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

EOR RENT-Three pleasant rooms on the
Hill. Address o. box 5, Telegram-H Herald.
lf-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

TOR RENT-Large front room with alcOve.
L uniurnlshed. tor one or two gentlemen
two minutes walk from city hall or post
ofiicc, all modern c0uyeniences, references
exchanged. Address A. A. A. Telegram II er-
a.d Office Jos
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

NNANTED-Si ituation-A lady desires 10 ob
~ tain "a situation IL an ONCE OF store here
strict attention 10 business viii result IN per
manent employment. Address NJ X. box Z.
care lelegram- Herald los
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

IF YOU WISH % rent. buy sell or exchange
city or farm property. c..4 ou or address
Chamberlln Brothers. q Ptari-st. Loans ne
gociated. I1l
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

EOR SALE-W. r. Scr,bner las a few more Of
those elegant residences Tor sale. and viii
Dc pleased 10 SHOW them TO strangers or any
who are seeking good home. Cali early ana
be convinced. Also $4,000 10 loan Ia sums o.
suit ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

AAlEl-lFood waist fulshers and skirt
makers Immediately. Mss 81. PTAuEneiL
tI ~ummrrst l6s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14
sTUATIONs wANTEp-wALE.

NXANTED-Sltuat by 4 young man OF =
W at any kiud OF Office work. have hal
nearly i've yeas experience al banking auQ
other Kinds, : 4Ot references AID bond II nee
essAry +. K. Ballard. Holland. Mich It's
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-27
Morristown's Centennial.

At a brief meeting of the Executive
Committee on Saturday evening, re-
port was made that the trade was
closed with the Sherman band of
twenty-five pieces, according to the
proposition as stated last week. The
committee hopes to secure lodging
for the band the night of the Bird
among our village houses-in fact
eight were provided for Saturday
evening. Chairman Doty will can
vass for such lodgings. Meals for
the band will probably all be secured
in one place.
William Cheney was appointed to
act with 0. D. Matthews in soliciting
subscriptions in the village. The
committee is much encouraged by
the report coming from one school
district where $25 has already been
raised. C. W. Fitch was made a
committee to select his assistants
and erect a centennial arch at Main
and Congress streets. Joshua Mer-
riam, M. c. Mower and Miss Minnie
Fitch were made a committee on cen
tennial relics, the latter to act as sec
retary of the relic committee. The
committee is waiting for further cor
respondence in regard to tents, fire
works, etc Plans for the street pa
rade are being put into shape. The
enthusiastic spirit of our citizens is
gradually manifesting itself, and ev-
erything points to a grand celebra
tion. The committee adjourned to
SATURDAY. evening at 7:3O.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-27
EDEN.

Sylvester Carpenter, who has been feeble for
long time, seems to be failing and suffers a
great deal.
There is but little snow. The sap runs well
and men are busily engaged in tapping. A
little syrup has been made, which shows that
sugaring is nigh.
c. D. Warren and wife left Tuesday night for
Dover, H., where they will spend several
months with relatives They will also visit
Iowa and other western points.
March 10, 1890, Henry Sargent, 10 years
old, one of Eden's nobest sons, was drawing
logs for Henry McCuin. The three other
teams had gone on the mountain, and with
their loads started for the mill Henry, being
the last team, went alone and loaded. He
went all right till he came to place where
the water had run from the side-hill across
the road and frozen. On this his hind-sled
and load slowed, with him standingOn top as
usual. Apparently his foot caught under n
pletely under his load, seven good-sized logs
being found Top uf nIuI. lie propan-y
never even breathed after the accident The
lines were caught. the horses could not get
away with the forward sled. When help ar
rived the binding-chains had to be cut with
an ak and the logs rolled off before he could
be taken out. His head, face and chest were
badly crushed, though only few drops OF
blood started from his nose; the neck was
broken Two years ago his father died, and
he, with the rest of the family, were left sick
with diphtheria Before he was able he went
to work and has supported the family-hls
mother and sister and two little boys. He
has made good, comfortable home for them.
His mother married again a month ago, thus
relieving him of the burden and giving him a
chance to work for himself He was liked by
all who knew him.