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South and West.

The wheat harvest is in full blast in
southern Kansas. The grain is excellent
md the crop magnificent. The report from
nearly all points indicates a larger yield
than last year.
JOE WALLACE, the murderer Of Henry
Cole, peddler, has been hanged near Jas
par, Marion County, Tenn. The execution
was witnessed by 10000 people. The gal
lows was erected fifteen miles from the Jail
in a valley surrounded by high hills, on
which the spectators stood.
JOHN JOHNSON, one Of the colored men
implicated in the murder OF Merchant Col
uuhoun, was hanged at McComb City, Miss,
by mob Of 1000 citizens both white AMI
colored.
A DISASTROUS cyclone visited Astoria,
Fulton County, Iowa, and immense damage
was done to property and crops. The funnel
shaped cloud tore wide swath through q
forest of large trees.
EMMoNs BLAINE, aged thirty-four, eldest
son OF e1-Secretary James u. Blaine, dle1
suddenly a few days ago at Chicago, ILL.,
Blood poisoning, the result OF Inflammation
of the bowels. was the cause. Secretary and
Mrs. Blaine went from Bar Harbor, Me-, tc
Chicago to attend his funeral.
A FIGHT occurred at Suggstown, Wyoming
between United States soldiers AMI citizens
Two soldiers of the Ninth Cavalry wer
killed and one citizen wounded.
LIGHTNING struck the general store of W.
H. Ryan, at Parmsleyville, KY, and two
kegs of powder exploded wouudiug all ths
occupants of the room, fifty in number, and
several fatally.
The yacht Caprice capsizei off Pechs
Island, near Detroit, Mich, and Carrie Bech.
ler, aged nineteen; Minnie Mock, aged seven
teen, AMI Henry Pathon, Jr., were drowned.
DR.. HENRY MARTYR ScUDDER, the ia
nous physician who stood charged with the
murder of his mother-in.law, Mrs. Mary
Dunton, died from the effects OF dose OF
morphine, apparently self administered In
the Chicago lll.) Jail.
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HOW A WHOLE FAMILY WAS SAVED.

A minister related the following incident:
II was holding mission in q colliery dis
trict, and i'll the course of the morning, when
| was inviting people to the evening meet
ing, knock cd ut door and found woman
at the washtub. said to her, i called to
tell YOU am holding mission services at such
q chapel: will you and your family join usF
.Chapel.' she said. .l'm up to my
ewes in washing. / have good
deal more coming in, and there's that wiring
ing machine; 1 gave fifty shillings for It,
and its broken the first round She was in
a towering passion, and I thought would
not say any more to her, go took look ut
the machine. and found it was not broken,
ut bad only slipped out Of its gear. ! set
/; right. then said, Now you have been
hirdertd, 50 I'll just take turn at
the w1inging.' So / went to work,
turn, turn. turn. At last she looked up and
said, I'll tell my husband tonight, and we'll
come That woman was saved, and her
husband and all the family; and she became
tie lest worker in thevlage, ard there was
a blessed awakening iii that place. She
went from house to house saying, come aud
hear the minister this evening; it's he as
mendcd my wringing machine for me'"
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Count Hubert, to the Countess Hoyos. He
was enthusiastically welcomed by the peo-

Count hubert to the Countess Hoyos. He
was enthusiastically welcomed by the peo-
pie.
THE local passenger train on the Grand
Trunk Railway ran off the track near Hill
hurst Canada, owing to wasnout. Ine
engineer, fireman AMI express messenger
were killed.
THE King and Queen Of Italy arrived in
Berlin on a visit Emperor William and
King Humbert exchanged several KISSES;
then Emperor William kisss1 the Quean OF
ftaiy. and lastly the King and Queen OF
Italy kissed the German Empress.
TORONTO, Canada, was flooded by rain
storm and the damage is estimated at slOO' .
900.
THE marriage Of Count Herbert Bismarck
and Countess Marguerite Hoyos took place
in Vienna, Austria.
FIFTEEN lives have beel lost in the sediti-
Gus disturbances in Rio Grande de Sui,
Brazil.
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FIFTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
In the Senate.

116ra DAY.-Mr. Morrill, spoke on the
Free Silver Coinage bill-The Anti.Optlon
bill was referred to the Judiciary Commt-
tee-The Sc late insisted on its amend
ments to the River and Harbor bill.
ll7Ta DAY.-rhe President sent in mes
sage recommending retaliation on the Do
minion OF Canada for her unjust discrimi-
nations against American vessels navigating
Canadian canals. Mr.. Vest reported ad-
versely from the Commerce Committee the
bill directing the Secretary Of War to cause
the low bridges now crossing the Harlem
River to be- replaced by permanent bridges
with fixed spans at the expense OF the
owners.
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A MAN in Barry, H., who fred six
shots at his wife with a revolver was
fined s6 by the indignant Justice Of
the Peace before whom his case was
tried. 1t is lucky for him that his
gun was not a seven-shooter. His
fine would have been 81.
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In the House.

18th DAY.-The Tin Plate bill was
further discussed.
18TH DAY.-A further conference on the
River ard Harbor bill was ordered-The
remaindec of the session was consumed IN
tilibustering over the Sibley Claim bill, with
out action.
18th DAy.--The House spent most Of the
session i'll discussing the Tinplate bill and
then adjourned for three days.
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ACCIDENT ON A CRUISER.
The Deputy dc Lome's Boiler Blows
Out and Injuries Many.

While the new French cruiser Deputy os
LONE, 6sOO tons, was trying her machlnery
at Brest, France, the end OF one of the boil
ers was blown out. Men lay on the dec&
delirious from agony, writing in convulsions
with blackened AMI distorted faces and
bistered bodies. o.,
The deck Of the freroom was covered with
hot water from tue exploded boiler to the
depth of two or three inches, and III this Ins
injured men lay, every second ad ling TO ,s. Tne
torrible scaldlng they had received. FlL-
teen were dying or dead when they were
taken to the ships hospital and others were
fatally injured.
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A BATTLE IN EAST AFRICA.

Baron BulOw and His German anu
Native Force Defeated.
A German force commanded by Baron
Bulow and consisting of five Europeans ant
$50 Soudanese natives with one gun was
severely defeated in the Mosai Territory,
near KiIima-Nj jaro, East Africa.
1t is said that ons European and 100 of the
Soudauese were killed, that the gun belong
ing to the force was capt ured, and that
Baron Bulow and another European were
among the wounded. The remnant OF the
force retreatAd to Fort Mareng, which has
since been evacuated.
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What is the whole duty of womena
To iress-to sng-to Gance-to play
on the pianofortc-to gable French,
and to preside gracefully at table!
What is man? A thing to waltz
with-to flirt with-to take one to
the theater-to laugh alto be mar
ried to-to pay ones bills-and tn
keep one comfortable! What is life?
A Polka-a schottische-a dance
that one must whir! through as fast
as possible What is death?-H'm-
something that it's questionable to
think of; so the less that's said about
1t the better.
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WITHOUT DISTRACTIONS.

As the soul must be free from sin, so it
must lie eur and free from distractions.
The intent of our devotion is to welcome
God 10 our hearts. Now, where shall we
entertain Him if the rooms be full, thronged
with cares and turbulent passions? The
spirit of God will not endure to be crowded
up together with the world In our strait
lodgings; holy vacuitty must make way for
devotion. in whom the Godhead dwelt
bodily, retires into the mount to pray; He
that c.rried heaven with Him would even
thus leave the word below Him. Alas!
how can we hope to mount up to heaven In
our thoughts if we have the clogs of earthly
cares han ging at our heels?-[Bishop Hall.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-01
ALL FOOLS DAY.

Tricks hoary and tiresome will be
played to the detriment Of tempers
and the delight Of the successful wags
to-day. OF course the Oldest jokes
will be the ones to catch the unwaly,
and the thought of having in a mo-
ment of weakness grasped at the
pocket book with string to it or Of
having gone on fools errands will be
all the more annoying to those who
have practiced the trick. Practicing
Of such tricks isa nonsencical, time
wasting recreation, for which nobody
has more sincere disgust than he
who. has been fooled by one of them.
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sPRINKLED ALONG.

When the evening freight on the w.
NJ. R. r. arrived in Chambersburg
Tuesday evening shortly after eight
o'clock it was discovered that part Of
big ice machine had been lost along
the road. The sides Of the car gave
way and some of the parts fell off the
car at the side Of the tracks. It oc-
CURED fortunately on an embankment,
and the huge pieces Of iron, that would
have caused serious accident had
they gotten on the track, rolled down
the bank. Very serious results might
have followed, as the freight was fol
lowed by the passenger train from
Hagerstown.
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Ut.
o.''sr George Dwyer, Of Climber
land made an important arrest a. ~
alleged murderer near shsphsr,lsso~,
"wednesday evening. A few wee,,
ago Timothy Higgins, an engineer al
the Connellsville Railroad. was found
dead on the railroad track near cpm-
berland. L was at first thought that
ne had fallen from a train and been
killed in that way, but later deyelop-
ments showed that he had been lille,
Tor his money and his body placed On
the track BY his murderers 50 he might
be run over by train.
Officer Dryer came to sbepheras-
town on Tuesday, expecting 10 capture.
a man who goes BY the name Of John
dreen, who was charged with the mur-
der and who was supposed to be
aboard cana-boat. The hich water
y the river had delayed the boats II
Slackwater, and il was not until We'd |
nesday evening that they began il
come through. Three boats passed
through the lock opposite Shepherds. |
town, but Green was not ON either 81
them. So Dryer jumped on light
boat and started up the canal after his
nan. He met another boat one mile
above town and discovered that the
nan ne was after was upon it. AL /
hough Green and the three men who
we're with him had the reputation Of
'eing bad men, Dryer boarded the
'oat single-handed, arrested his priso-
Ter and brought him to Shepherds.
own, taking him over to Hagerstown
n the 9:l0 train that night. DIVER
ad with him the gun with which the
murder was committed, and il is said
ne prisoner weakened greatly when
9 saw it. There was reward Of
l'OOO ont for the arrest Of the mur-
erers. We understand that a colored !
IAN who has been working at Baker I
~ Is also concerned in the crime. and ,
III be arrested at once.
2 IS "A
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Personal MENTION.

Your Friends Coming and Going.
Mr.. ]. B. Cannon. Of Brunswick, is
in the city.
Mr.. Geo. Hoke is visiting his parents
in this city.
Mr.. J. II. Beachley, of Hagerstown,
is in the city.
Mr.. Wilhelm Adams, Of. Frederick,
is in the city on business.
Miss Ida Jones left yesterday for
Baltimore, to visit her brother.
Mrs. A. G. Mickey is ON visit to
her brother, Capt. VIM. B. Colston, in
this city.
Capt. John H. Weddel is laid up
with the grip at his home on East
Liberty street.
Miss Jane Faulkner, Of Washington,
is visiting Miss May B. Faulkner, on
East Burke street.
MIS-. DdNlllC dIlu SUI, VI SuoIty ANuuy
moved to this city to-day, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. Robt. Blue has returned to this
city, and will take charge Of Mr.. VIM.
Gilbert's drug store, formerly owned
by John Lee Fout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Long. who have
been residing in Washington for some
time past, viii change their place Of
residence to Baltimore.
Mr.. Howard Liston, who has been
living here for some time past, on West
John street, will remove to Terra Alta,
this State, his former home.
Mr.. Thos. B. Warner, who managed
the Acme Base Ball Club here last
season, passed through the city yester-
day en- route for Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. VIM. Kantner has just returned
from Gerardstown, where he completed
the erection of a large and handsome
monument to the memory Of Miss
Elesnor Bowers.
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NUodnTs On NHWs.

Dahomeyans have attacked Kezenou an,
theaten other towns. -
The Ohio Legislature passed the biIl II
districting the state for congressional pnr-
poses. -
The German reichstag was nroroo,,s,,
yesterday, DR.. Won Boetticher MAXIM Nv. ~.
speech.
The winter pork packing In the west IL
March Is reported at 7,75l 900 hog. ! IA.
crease q 1000 compared with last wear.
The Portuguese cortez gives the govern
ment year to lay the cable to the Azores
thus averting cabinet crisis due II riyI,i
ministerial partialities for French and Al
English company. -s'' - 3.
chairman Owen, Of the Rhode Island
state Democratic central committee. issue.-
challenge for joint debate between ex-.
governor Campbell, of Ohio, and Governor
!, Mckinley, to be held on Saturday night in
John Nash was instantly killed and sew
srai other men seriously injured 1t Nash
vile, Tenn, by the collapse Of the iron
fame work OF q new building at the Nash
giiie. Chattanooga and st. Louis railway
hops. The coroner's jury returned q YER
net holding the Plttsburg bridge company
responsible.
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GenernI MarIref y,

PHILADELPHIA, March al state ana west
ern hour, super, S2.7BGb326; do. do extras. A. 4
D5.oG No. winter family, S2656l3.pO staf.
roller straight. 1lt4.25; western win,er
clear, S4QD4.25: do. do straight. ~ al5eI n,
winter patent. $40 a. IS; Minnesota clear. N n
@AS6 do straight. $4.l0lDl65; do. patent. ~ ~
04.So.: DO: fayorite brands, 81 Rye fiour. So
Wheat Weak. lower, with pbc. bid ana osi<c
asked for March. e5c. bid and a5j1c. ~ ~ -
April; &c. bid and all<c. asked for Mav. AZ.
bid and 9O1fc. asked for June. -
Corn Dull, lower, with l63kc. bid ana lea<c
asked for March; 469<c. bid and l0S<c. aarad
for April NC. bid and l0t<c. asked FOR 49,.
&C. bid and s51<c. asked for June.
Oats Firm quiet, with 37J<c. BID and a. a
LOT March; &c. bid and 57I<c asked FOR Anril.
&c; BID and 871Sc. asked for May; &c. bId
and v Nc. asked for June.
beef-Quiet, easy; extra mess. ~ .eOae.
family. e0.5001O.sO.
Pork--Inactive, UNCHANGED: nav mas ana
ll:50 old do. e95O0l0 extra prime, SlI.5O.
Lard Quiet, easier; steam rendered. as.B
Eggs Quiet, easy; New YORK and Pennsvi-
wanna, i37z014cl; western, i33<c,; southeyn.
la0f31<c -
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-Flour steady. nm
changed. Wheat quiet, lower: southern wheat
aniet, lower; fultz. aa096c.; longberry, s0aNc.
Corn weak; southern corn steady; white. l6J<
947c.; yellow, 70isc. Data dull. RYE duii
hay hrm; good to choice timothy. eism1s5p
Cotton nominal; middling, 05kc. Proyisions
'teadv. Butter steady. Eggs steady Al l3t<c
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NNJoYABLE WEDDING.

Delay evening at about $50
Jane Harry Bittinger and Miss
bondSner, were united in the
B. Ev matrlmony by Rev. W.
brides the residence Of the
Martinsb about ii miles from
happy pmmediately after the
poured fo' united, the friends
there beingir congratulations,
present. Quwenty-iive persons
were presentumber Of friends
Guiding the graartinsburg, in
Mrs. Bittinger. rents, Mr.. ard
was performed adding march
our genial and al, Poisal; and
liam Dodd, seemecad Mr.. VIII
ceremonies. All pr.master Of
to partake Of a sure invited
and we assure you tha supper. |
" groaned under the lie fair |
fully prepared meats care
refreshments. Everythihtiful |
very nicely, and we hearth off
late our friend Harry upOtu
such a clever and beautiful cse
Necessity requiring our ear
ture, we cannot, therefore, enl
further detail.
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CHURCH DIREcroRr.

:. First Methodist Episcopal Church. corna,
Maple avenue and Burke street Row VII, III
Joining church, q. 800 ~
sunday school "a. nj, sabbath services !,
s = ~. and 10 ?. m. Prayer service "Wednesday
r Reformed soSs Church. East Burke street. sun.
Evening service 200 D. m. "Wednesday evenine
service f.3o D. M NsN'ishA
st. Johns Lutheran Church. CORNER onaa,
and Martin SITS. Rev. Chas. n Truuf- nSefer
SERVICES sunday II o'clock a. M and a !, =,
sunday school $50 q, m. PRAYER servisee , "a
ever every "Wednesday evening SCAT frce. visl
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. oorne,
o. pa Ming ana College sts. Rev. Henry Thomas.
sunday school o;soa. m, sunday service. :.
u q ~, ana da5p p. m, Children's service arss
sunday In each month at D. M Evanins
prayer, Wednesdays at $50 D. M
United Brethren Church. l'ennsvivania 4 -.
nue.. key: y H. Chamberlain, pastof4 Resi-.
ucnce, Adjoining church.
!, saonath school, $50 q. m. Sabbath services
wednesday evening at 100 D. m.
NJ. \, Church, South. West Martin straa,
n .a a. y cackley, pastor. Residence West
sunday Services sunday school. p.,sa s
rreachlng, u q, N. and I'D D. M Class Al 4 \ |
y. Young Peoples services IT s30p nj PRAYER |
the public cordially welcomed. - anu
FIRST Baptist Church, West King street, Rev. |
= Nv. "; Hundley, Pastor; residence West John /
sunday school p.so 4. M. sabbath se,y,ce.
n Q: %. ANA 100 p. m. Prayer and praIse rnref
ing wednesday 7s3O .. m.
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Maryland, District Of Columbia, Virginia,
Delaware. Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Ohio, showers followed by clearing warmer
southeast winds.
The indications are that generally fair and
warmer weather viii prevail In districts East oi
the Mississippi on Friday, preceded by showers
in the Middle Atlantic States. The cloudness
viii increase In the Central Valleys during Fri
day, with high southerly winds and probably
showers during Friday evening or night, attend
ed by severe local storms in Illinois. Missouri
and adjoining States. These storms will be fol
lowed on Saturday by colder and fair weather
with northerly winds
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.

winchester Leader:
| A shooting ARRAY, which NAV resul
IN the death of one participant. oc
CURED about dusk on Wednesday eve
ming last, near Kauffman's Schoo
House, in the southern part Of thi,
county. Henry johnson and David
Testers, both colored, became involved
N heated dispute, Testers accusing
johnson Of passing a stolen yalise
upon him two years before. The latter
refuted the charge, and with a replv
OF We can settle it right now. y
opened lire upon Testers, who dealt
him several terrible blows with 4 loaded
cane or club, stunning him and caus-
ing him to drop the pistol, which Fes-
ters secured and fred twice at his
antagonist. Both shots took effect IN
Johnson's shoulder. johnson. mad
dened with pain and the sight Of blood
courslng from his wounds, seized 4
fence rail and rushed upon Testers. |
iealing him a savage blow and Telling
lim to the ground. Testers. leaning |
ipon his elbow, again raised his pistol |
md discharged the remaining load,
which ploughed the flesh Of Johnson,s
! eek and took off piece Of his ear.
= tiers sustained q broken arm, and
opposed to be injured internally.
int men are about % years Of age.
He'd retofore bore good regulations.
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Several days ago mention tss mad
IN The WOMB q an assault made o.
a Ms. Thomas. A. Shenandoah juno
ton, BY colored man named Levi,
Toun, an ez-convict. We have sine,
learned that Mrs. Thomas was . Mis-,
Rush, formerly Of this county. and
whose parents reside near vancleves-
vile. No arrest was made AZ the
Junction a the time, but the agent
telegraphed aheal and the ex-convict
was captured and arresteA at Roanoke
Toun was tried bekre Justice Turner
Of that place.
In giving the detais the Roanoke
Times says: ssThe latydur;no ,ba -
animation coinpletelybNke down ana
could not finish her sttenent ~ ,ha
Negroes outrageous con'uct Har h.s.
band related the punishment that 49,
given Toun by himself and saver.I
--N- SCNCAaA-
others. Toun who is astont ra,,,I
sive looking negro, attented tosn,av
crazy By talking aboutmachinerv
running and birds singing,hen onas.
toned about the accurren,. Inf IL
managed to get himself in act when |
pressed and said he meant hisemarks |
for another person who wash the
room with Mrs. Thomas. just Tur.
ner. although the crime was conitted |
in West Virginia, said that he mid
not turn the man loose. and sent had
him to the chain-gang for thirty g
Toun was very unruly after be- |
locked up, and threatened to do n
chief when he got an opportunity. \
said that if he had gotten hold of
pistol before his arrest he would hav
shot Mr.. Thomas and the other gentle
man who were administering q mucl
deserved thrashing to him for his in
sulting remarks to Mrs. Thomas
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ST. LouE, April THE threatanal
s, llser strike T. on, and over 1000 negro
lapoIers are idle on the levee. Four
steamers are unable ia land their go.
goes. A number 81 boats ara lvinr !,
their docks waiting TO be- loaded I,,,ts 80 =
unable TO get pound 81 frelcht ca ,,s q 4
on board. The cause 81 the ssr;se Is !.
demand Of the marine firemen that an
union scale Of wages ~ maid ana n. MA
put union men be employed on the hoats
ms was refused by the owners ma s
ue-up resulted. The marine flren,en
struck, and were followed Nv the MEM
pers OF the Longshoremen and Ronsf-
aDouts' union. The men are uuiet ana
orderly and no serious trouble q nntici-
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MORE TRUTH THAN FICTION

Exchange.
The little machine called the print
ing press, made presidents, killed
poets, furnished bustles for beauties
and punished genius with criticism.
It has curtailed the power Of kings,
graced the pantry shelves and busted
banks. 1t has converted bankers into
paupers and made lawyers out Of col
lege presidents. It has educated the
homeless and robbed the philosopher
Of his reason. It smiles and cries and
dies, but it can't be run to please every
body, and the man is fool who tries
it.
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. Talsgraph Pois.
FnDiAN. O., April i.-Joseph Lvtl.
me ex-convict who Drained his wife .n5
two daughter with hatchet which n,
had sharpened for the purpose, wastaken
nom the county jail here ar Il. SO il the
morning b. mob Of nearly /. 900 men
and hanged The mob broke IN the
the windows Of the jail. but were nm
able 70 reach Lytle's cell uy that rontr.
and nnnliy the doors were broken. omen
and Lyle was taken to the bridge about
Two squares away and strung up 70 Il.
iron cross piece.
Just - he was being pulled mn n shot
rom revolver cut the rope In two.
dropping the victim 70 the ground. ms
was then dragged to the nearcsf tele-
graph pole, where the lynchinr WI.
completed. Il was the intention 81 the
authorities 70 silently convey Lytie "a 4
suburb in carriage at / o'clock n the
morning, and from there 10 take train
Ior Lima for safe keeping. His vicfims
,re ttill alive, but the deaths 81 Mr..
Lytle and her daughter Della are hourly
expected
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Dairymcn ore.n,,..

NoRRisTowN, Pa, April IA iarrelv
etIenoed and spirited convention 81
farmers and dairymen Of Bucks. Reriss
Snester and Montgomery counties WIS
neld q King Of Prussia, under the ana
plces q the Dairymen's MIX Protective
;a y. Of the Schuyllill Valley ana
y, ~ tributaries, for the purpose 81 estah-
ll,snIng new association having FOR its
4Dlecg better protection against PhiIa-
ue,pnia milk dealers. The meeting r.
s w, u the organization Of the Chester
tAney Milk Dealers association. with
y M a. Reid president, and Charles
w. Walker secretary. -