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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
LOSS BY THE CLOUD-BURST.
TrcmpeaIeau valley swept by the storm
Mills Gone.


ARCADIA, WIS, May Il The cloud
burst which struck tHIS city carly ycstcr-
day morning carried destruction to prop
crty tor miles up and down lie valley.
ITd@eS are gone. railway ans! waGon-r"r3
grades washed ont. dams carri,d away, and
cellars and Easements iluodyd. Only 4 few
Stones OF the Foundation mark the Sro.
where stood Nillcr's flour mill. and In" dam
has gone 10 keep company with the mill
Nassucr.s dam WIS also carried away.
After al aft rnoon and evening of most
oppressive heat. ON Thursday, ut ahaut
i.ait past 10, a heavy rain, accompanied
BY thunder. lightning and hali,
began. al,t III ! o'clock the storm Was m
tensii;cd to a dciugc. immediately east ol
tho village are several valleys. amt
iog IN one stream. upon which
were the nil!daMS and bonds
ot II. +. Miller's min. one mule east and
". L Massacre x coz mill. a quarter
ni a nile east. Here the storm was tine
scNtr.st. eliminating il! an actual
after the dc scent Of the torrent Miilcr's
dam gave away. sweeping bodily his griSt
mill. viii h was entirely demolished. to-
@otlrI with its contents OF machinery.
and 1,53 buSAcls q grain. MaS,u"rr 5
dam. under the pressure, gave way, and
his mill Is Daddy Nf"rktu.
Tn" large volume Of water swept
in on tbs east side Of the
village. carrying almost everything
before if. by ! o'clock \. VI. The Whole
VILLAGE was under water from several in
chcs to sey,eal feet. From this time until
1 o'clock the Widest excitement rci@n"d.
An infant child was drowned. Several
stables and l54ht buildings were swept
bodily away and demolished.
The loss including ddmagC to bridges,
which are gene III all directions, to gar
denS. to fences. sidewalks. streets. paStHr-
age and general farming, amounts To S53,-
OUU
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
NEW WAR SHIP LAUNCHED.
The Gmnboat Bennington Takes the W;.te
at Chester. Pa.

ne l'tili'ilStbtt tahtS Ine W :tttr
at Chester. Pa.
CHESTER. Pa. June 3.-The United
States gunltoat Bennington was launched
at Roa,h's Shipyard at noon to-day, in the
presence of large company of spectators.
The new addition to the navy was christ
cncd by Miss Annie Ashton, daughter of
Chief Engineer Ralph Ashton, VINO will
be attached TO the Bennington.
The Remington Is the last government
vessel contracted for at Roach'S. She Is q
twin companion of the Concord launched a
few months ago. Her dimensions are:
Length. 80 feet: cNtreme breadth. 80 feet
displacement. Leo tons. Two trili,'-cX-
ianSlon engines developing 2.20n horse
power with natural drau&ht. and $500
horsepower with forced draught. viii sup
ply motive power The cylinders are %
II and 30 inches III diameter. with 80 inch
stroke.
The Eennir gton's armament will consist
of six SiN-inch brtech-lOading rites and a
secondary battery OF eight raPid-tiring
guns and revolving cannon on rail and
tripod mounts, and eight torpedo guns.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
CALL 1T MhNSL TER.
Verdict by the E"Toner's Jury in thu
Oakland, Cal, Disaster.

Oakland, Cal, Disaster.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 3.-Thc cor
onerS jury has concluded its laborS in The
Oakland disaster. An effort " as made to
have Engineer Dunn present to relate the
circumstances Of the accident. but he
could not be found. Conductor r. y
Davis testified tnat he knew nothing about
the draw being open until the engine and
car went into the water. He did not think
the train was running more than two miles
an hour at the time. The Jury rendered
verdict finding that the victims Ct the
accident came TO their deaths by drown
ing. caused by criminal negligence on the
part of Engineer Dunn. The verdict
further recites: we find Engineer Dunn
guilty OF manSlaughter. We also ind that
the railway company does not take suf-
1icient canton 10 signal trains when ap-
preaching the draw bridge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
FIVE WORKMEN CRUSHED.
Fatal Result Of tlfc i'aU of n ChurCl
isoof at ircepoit. III.

FEEEroET, ILL.,, june Part Of the roof
of an Old church near which a new one
was being erected fell &esterdaE. carry
ing down with it tiye men. all Of whom
sustained severe injuries. Their
names are: John Cou2hin. leg
fractured. and nose and face
crushed. dangerously hurt: Fred Hill
injured internally, supposed TO nave
sustained a fracture of the spine; Charles
Rudolph. injured about tie back and
spine. may not survive: Peter Zimmerman.
right leg and Ticht arm and spine injured.
not expected 10 recover: John P"Pk"s.
serious scalp wound aud chest injured.
Ii IS thought that I'VE oi the injured men
Nill die The Old church was erected thir-
ty-liyc years y-.o. and ia" cross beams gave
10. haaams.. tLLc-- haa de.aEcn II The cnds
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Guilty on Five Counts.

VI New Work, on he 18th, the iurv ia
the ease If President tlaascn filed into
the courtroom, after a trial Of several
davS, with a verdict Of guilty on five
counts Of the Indictment which formed
the principal charges against him n the
president Of the Sixth National Bank
Claa~en did not hetrav any signs Of
emotion aud immediately his counsel
gave notice that he would formally
make Il motion for a ncw trial, and 4
STAY of Judgment within the three DAYS
limit prescribed hy law The jury was
thcn discharged AMI the prisoner re-
mandcd into the custody 81 the United
states marshal Mrs tlaaseu WAS in an
adjoining room when the Jury filed into
court. When arpri~cd ct the verdict
She tainted hut after considerable effort
She was restored. Claa>cu VAS taken 10
ludlow Street Iail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
ONLY ONE HOPE LEFT.

ksmmIer's Case Now Going to the New
York Court of Appeals.
BUFFALO. y. Y, June :. In the gener-
al term of the supreme court to-day, the
decision of Judge Underwood. of Auburn,
IN the kemmler haheas corpus case, was
affirmed. This allows the case to 90 at
once 70 the court of appeals. The only
question at issue is whether kemmler can
he legally executed by the warden of Au-
burn prison.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
MADE NIGHT HlDEOUS.
Harvard students Celebrate with Red
Faint rot> and brushes.


PoSTaN, Mass, June :. Harvard stu
dents were so eIated over the fact that they
captured the intercollegiate cup from
lale. and also duwned the laleS in the
ball field, that they INDUCED in a wild orcic
ON Saturday night On The Kirkland Street
side OF Memorial Hall is a broad and beau-
titul plaza of Ohio sandstone. This now
bears the lrrcyeTcnt inscription. To HI
With \ ale, done in crimson paint in letters
two feel long. The bronze statue of john
Harvard is also accented in the same man
ner. the otd gcntleman's face. his coat,
ana his stockings being cIImSoned. while
ms char and tile books n, his feet are also
llentfnlly hedauhed. More than this the
granite pedestal is inscribed on two sides
with The score Of the bail game Its not
mn roo2hle that the statues pedestal is
ruined beyond restoration. while it's quite
possible that this j. also the ease with the
platform. which IS constructed of very
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
LAKE PIRATES ARRESTED.
i Naval Battle With Pistols. Knives and
Jse,-TIp Gang Captured.

ERIE. Pa, June 3.-The fishermen along
tnis coast have been having a hard light
with the pirates. On sunday }. \. Darle
went cut with one assistant to watch the
nets. and wh@u tEey bore down on boat
cgntalni 2 three pirates they were fred
upgH Uarle and Ills man returned. and
taxing his steam YACHT. gave chase and
ascrtuok the pirates. and after a deSper
ate -hf, in which EaiF"s. pistols ana axes
l.layed . raIt. tie, got the pirates asf-and
a.-.,:.. port Hlsh item. They proved 10 lac
three }Se.l-tO-do farmers. Charles Smith
William Thompson. and james Niece, Of
FalIy!ew. They were jailed On a charge
Of attempting to Kill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
A PRINCE HAS AN ACHE.
Emperor William Erother-in-Law Taken
Suilenjy Ill.

Berlin. June S.-The Prince of SAKE
McininCen. brother-in-law OF The Emperor.
who was visiting at CoblenZ was taken
suddenly i'll at his hotel at that place. The
attack Is attributed 20 the injuries he
received b. the upsetting of carriage IN
which he was riding with Emperor Will
;am. on SUNDAY the 25th ultimO. n which
time the Emperor sprained his foot. Three
doctors were summoned to attend the
Prince. and they advised that he be imme-
tIiatalv removed 10 Berlin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
HE WOULD WE'D THE QUEEN.
\ Young Encfi>hman Falls Violently in
Love With Victoria.

Young EnGfi>hman Falls Violently in
Love With Victoria.
LONDON, June In England 10 make
love to Queen Victoria has been treated in
variahly. except in the case of the late
Prince tunSort as a sign of dcmcntia, and
more than one humble subject has had
occasion IL cool his ambitions passion
in the narrow limits Of Il lunatic
cell. The latest candidate for this kind of
penalty is Alfred Carter. a Young Ian
Ca>hire weaver, who. pltNing Her Ma
jcStI'S widowed condition. wrote letter
proposing 10 marry the Queen, and adding
That no sum OF money would
bay hm of from the pnr-
pose OF becoming Her MaieStN'S
husband. The Young man was pounccd
upon by the royal household police and ar
raigned before magistrate on Il charge OF
lunacy. The magistrate did not take the
old time honorcd view of the case. and
shocked the houSrhok! police hy declining
10 send the youth 10 4 lunatic asylum.
Young Carter was turned over To the GUS
tOdy OF hIS own father.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
ROASTED THE POLICE.
Judge TuIey. of Chicago, Releases an Al
legged Anarchist.

CHICAGO. H.. June 3.-.IoSeph Kaiser,
the New \ lork Anarchist whom the police
arrested on suspicion of knowing some
lhIn" about the placing of the bomb near
lie IIaymarket monument. was brought
INTO Judge Tulcy'S. this morning. on a
writ OF habeas corpus sued out by friends.
Kaiser. il is claimed. was arrested more
than week ago and locked up on
mere suspicion. the police refusing
to book him or allow his friends to see or
communicate with him. Judge Tuley de-
nouDced the practice of the police in lock
ing people UP, without charging them with
any crime and without allowing their
friends 20 come near them. He sad it was
Il harbaroitS custom. and he proposes TO IN
yeStigatc the matter and see ny what war
rant of law the police do these things.
Judge Tuiey discharged the prisoner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
In A FLOODS PATH.
An Iowa Town Inundated by Water
spout-IosS of Life.

spout-LosS of Life.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, june 3.-LOvc-
land. village on the Northwestern nine
cen miles north of this city. was deluged
y a watersp0ut, which caused great dam
age and put many lives i'll peril. and
caused the loss of one. The town is ioca-
ted on the Boyer River and to the east
ward stretches a gully which gradU-
ally increases in width as it leaves
the town. \ mile or so up the gully
4 cloud Surcharged with water poured a
fearful food into the gully and a fearful
wave down upon the village. 1t gathered
more and more force until at last 1t rolled
onward like the ocean tide. \ building To-
Gated some distance from the river was
twisted around ON its foundation and left
in all almost ruined condition. The
dwclling-houSeS in all parts OF the town
We're flooded. their contents ruined, and
their inmates compelled to flee for their
lives. he depth Of the flood varied from
three t. ten feet in different localities. Mrs.
William SaIioS was drowned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
SIX PERSONS POISONED.
An Entire Family Dying from Eating
Wiki ParSnpS.


OTTAWA. Ont. June dead in his
bed. with dying sister on either side of
him. lay little Archie Campeau, of Lake
George. village forty miles from Ottawa,
when neighbor woman came in attracted
by feeble cries OF Help. help" from the
Campcau cottage. Another child was
rolling IN his death agony upon
the floor. and near Toy. GaSping and help
less. lay their mother and the aged grand
father of the little ones. the latter relaps-
ing into inSenSibility AT the terrible vista
ton of torture and death which he had in
nocentIy brought upon the mtortu-
nate household While raising the
suffering woman fc0m the floor
into an easier position the terrified neigh
b0rS heard her marmur the word poi
SON." They had ali eaten wild parSnip.e
not knowing It's nature. The woman and
her baby wcr inSenSlble when the woman
entered. The old man had fallen nj the
door step. and near the bed one little hey
was rolling around in dreadful pain. The
second hoy has died and the doctor says
the old mau and the infant viii likely fol
low. II viii he Il close cali With the other
three. he says but he has no pes that he
can pull them through.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
SHOT HIMSELF IN COURT.
1 Convicted Forcer shoots Himself on


UTICA. y. Y. June Sd. Webster
>toddard. who has been on trial in
lIerkimer for forgery. for the past
ten days. was this morning found guilty.
>toddard WAS in court this afternoon.
Suddenly he arose and went into the
ante room. Immediately afterwards a piS-
tol shot was heard. and il was found that
he had attempted suicide. The bullet en-
tered the back of his neck and lodged in
his head He was not dead at last ac-
counts. but it is thought he cannot r0Ssi-
l. lar1p
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
BoY.s SPORT ENDS IN MURDER.
Party of Lads Drown an Cid Negro
While DuckinC Him.

ST. LOUIS. Nc. June 3.-Last night a
crowd Of white boys out on lark cap
tured crazy negro man and carried him
70 the Mississippi River. They meant to
auek him. but when they got him in the
water approaching police. attracted by
the negros cries, frightened them and
thev ran away. leaving him struggling IN
the water. and he was drowned. Two of
the boys are locked up.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
IS HE A CONSPlRATOR.
Bismarck Charged With Plotting Against
the EMPEROR.

the Emperor.
NEW YORK. June "A dispatch from
Paris to-day, to the Herald, quoted the
Nincteenth Century as saying in its di-
ton of Sunday:
There are proofs that Prince Bismarck
is intriguing at the little German courts as
well as abroad, 10 raise difficulties of all
sorts in the way Of the Emperor. There
is some talk at Berlin Of the removal Of
several high officials who have been proved
to have been in communication with the
ex-Chancellor and to be associated with his
opposition to imperial decisions
Bismarck has been warned by the En-
pcror to cease his criticism of the govern
n.ent through the press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Eur4iar Sp"iIHan' E'iiGiit.

PEoEIA. H.. MAY 3i.-Jom specimen,
son If old Edward NpclIman, In" djsii"i,
who was in Jail in this city for sltc-roh-
binc. gave security on Thursday nIgut.
shortly before midnight, and lett at oLne
for parts unknown. His bail was fixed -
only - ilat and tn. his falleg tMrnlslnl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
n.f,,,J,i the OyphauS.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 3l:-John {.
fIa late treasurer Of the Lutheran Or
pbans' Home, IS a defaulter TO q i--2a
amoun1. lie has confessed 10 the h@.@I =! {
committee Of the board Of directors The
embezzIement viii reach over s3o,0Ul'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Sent y for Life.

John Popoff, the convicted murderer
Of Marie Petrikofsky, his sweetheart,
was sentenced at New York To state
prison, for the term of his natural life, !,
by Judge Fitzgerald. The crime was
committed on the night of January -
Popof had been a boardcr III the house
for several months, and had bothered
the girl with his attentions. She Ghad
Iepeatedly refused to marry him, and
he Killed her
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Nearly n Hundrah

The coroners' jury on the Tongue
Polnte Asylum fire, near Montreal. in
their hnal report say they cannot tell
hoW the IRE broke out. Ninety-one in
mates are missing instead Of fifty, as re-
ported heretofore, six men. five sisters
and eighty women patients.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Miners Overcome by Gas.

ASHLAND. Pa. June .. The ire in the
Bast colIierv mine has been reached
through the shafts. bnt The extent OF 1t Is
vet unknown. The gang Of woTkmcn en-
gagged in striking the shaft We're ovcrcom"
by the gas last night. and .ionn IIatfey aud
Charles O,Boyle had to be- carried from the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
NEWS IN BRIEF
The Treasurer Confessed

John {. File, late treasurer of the In
theran Orphans Home, at PHILADELPHIA.
is a defaulter to a large amount. He
has confessed to the finance committee
IT the Board of Directors. The em-
hezzement will reach over So. 900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Manitoba (ropS,

Land Commissioner Hamilton. of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad has inst re-
turned from an extensive trim tbrouob
Southern and Southwestern Manitoba
and reports all crops in ayery promising
condition. The increase in cultivated
acreage over that Of last year is - per
cent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
\ Democratic Governor.

The Oregon Republican state central
committee roncede the reelection Of
iennoyer Dem. for governor hv 500 to
Ono majority. Both branches of the
Legislature are Republican bv large ma
l"rtles. licrmann's CRep.l majority
iar 'ongress is estimated ut from 5000
to SGn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
SWeDI the Town

Mea%er reports from Bradshaw. Il
hamlet OF 4oo or 3oo inhabitants, and
fifty miles west Of Lincoln, Ncb.. state
That the town was swept away about s
. clock on the night Of the 81. by Il cv-
clone. SlN persons are reported killed
and twenty-five or more injured Tclc-
.ranI wires ar. down
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Taken to the Frontier

President Iarnot has granted par
don 10 the Duke of Orleans, who was
sent TO prison in February last for yio-
latlng the decree of exile issued aga;ns
the members Of his family. The Duke
will be conducted 10 the frontier during
he NIGHT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07

San FRANCISCO. Gal, June 2.-Iesfer-
DAYS mail brought the legal documents
Consumnlating the sale OF the ten princi-
pal bTcweries in this city TO the English
syndicate fox 37.50Q,Qvl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Must he Hard In.

The Illinois secretary of state has re-
corded "A mortgage made hy the Chicago
! Northern Pacific Railway Company in
favor Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Of New York, to the amount
sf Nan.tHA,thH. 10 cover outstanding in
tfebtedncSS against certain branches
anil to secure funds to develop and COM
plete new lines The bonds will run
until 1910, and draw ) per cent. interest.
payable scmi-annualiv
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
IL stopped the Festivities.

The Texas Spring Palace at Fort
Worth. Was burned To- the ground on
the 5orh onc life was lost and five
persons were injured The loss is esti-
mated nj Sler.eoo. President Burhage
with Editor >lrirher, Of LesIie'S. and
Russell Harrison, We're talking in the
hig building of liz infammahlc char
atter, when Il scream was heard, then
women's cries and the cry of fire
went up. " the exhibition Was To
nave closed on SUNDAY. and a grand ball
was the closing event Of the evening
several thousand persons We're present.
- far a. known ii 81 l. VI no lives
We're lost Al. Haynes. contractor. Is
thought 10 have been fatally burned
Others injured number about twenty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Striking Cops.

London householdcrs are very uneasy
At the prospect that the metropolis will
be without police protection within Il
few DAYS \ dispatch of the 10Th SAYS:
The recent agitation in the force has
eliminated IN a secret meeting, which
forwarded an ultmatum IT, the chief
commissioner and home secretary, call
ing for an immediate redress of griev-
auces. failing L. obtain which local
strike Of lb,nn policemen has been or
ganlzed in London. The men demand
an increase OF pay, which is now 24
billings a week. and pay for overtime
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Hn~n L,ail I,crnTtt.

Th" fullaHine table shows III" stand
ilg "f the clubs III til" four leading
LEAGUES Jane ,.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
In the Magazine.

At | O'Clock on the afternoon Of the.
81 lightning struck a powicr-housc one
mile east Of Mansfield, o.. owned bv
Tracy y Avery, which contained over
ploslon followed, that was felt distinctly
III all parts of the city. All windows
within Il radius of half a mile were
shattered, and one adjacent house WAS
crushed, Mrs. Henry Roosc being fatally
injured amt two Of her children killed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Money and Freedom.

Two prisoners escaped from the state
prison al Trenton, ~ j.. on the 18th
They are Henry jackson and Thomas
Thomas, iire-hugs, sentenced in Feb
ruary, lsSi, tothlrty wears each. They
Mere trusted conyicts who waited on
the prison clerk and Keeper Pattcrsun's
family. While most of the keepers
were in attendance at the night school
for conNictS these two sand-hagged
noorkreper Charles Parker. bound and
gagged him. robbed him of $500, and in
clothes belonging to the deputy keepers
made good their escape
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
Caught in the Act.

During the past month there have
been "A series of daring robherics com
mitted at Peoria, ILL.,, hat batiled the
police. safes without number have been
opened as easily as though the operator
possessed the combination. Through
mere accident. at / 50 on the mornin" Of
the 10Th, the thief was captured in the
act Of robbing the safe in Clay x Doty's
wholesale liquor store. There was a
great sensation when it was discovered
that the burglar was John Srelman,
oldes, son of Ed Spelman, the aietiller,
AMI the defendant IN the Third Ward
Alderman contest in thai city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08
THE PRESIDENT GOES FISHING.
He Leaves Cape May Point for WASH
ington This Morning.

The weather at Cape May Point yesterday
was delightful and the President and marty
have enjoyed 1t. In the morning the Presi-
dent and Secretary Halford were busy with
ofhclsl business, and Secretary, Mrs and Miss
Halford dined with the President in the after
noon about 2 o'clock. The following party
were out sailing and fishing from Sewelrs
Point IN the yacht Clover: Capt. Sooy. Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison, Congressman and
Mrs. Bergen of New Jersey, Gen and Mrs.
sewen. Miss Sewell, the generals sister, and
Miss Sarah Sewell, the generals daughter
and benjamin Harrison Mckee. In the Yacht
Bessie were Capt. Ware, Secretary Halfor d,
Miss Helen Seweh, Mrs. DimmIck j. Henry
fdmunds OF Cape May. Robert Sewell and
Lharies Borie of Philadelphia. In the s. NJ.
fEth were Capt Poster. Secretary Frank
willing Leach of the national republican COM
mIttee and wife, Mrs. Halford. Miss Haltord,
Miss May Atherton Leach and J. Granville
Leash. jr.. of Philadelphia Ii was not a good
dhy Tor hsh and there were not many caught.
This morning at . O'Clock the President
ten, Seweli. Secretary and Mrs. HLford, Miss
Hahord and Congressman bergen of New
Jersey and Morrow Of California will leave
on special train for Washington. Sec
rotary Halford Is the authority for the state
nlens that the President will probably return
10 cape May Point in about two weeks and
mat MIS- Harrison will remain there until .he
latter part OF August