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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-04
FINANCIAL.

FouH PRINCIPAL FEATURES
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Third: LOANING MONEY
Fourth: FURNISHING INVESTMENTS
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or Financial Agent.
You can borrow money upon real ssssts ana
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Interest Money loaned to build
You can buy and per cent invsstmsnf&
The Deben:ure Bonds of this company. whca
are safe beyond peradventure Of . douos'
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$500 q 200 and in fact. any amount up TO
one hundred thousand dollars. which pay Per
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vsstor.
ANER1CAH SECURITY AND TRUST 90.
LAOS g street n ".
spl A. T BRITToH, Ppsst1saG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-04

~ GRAPH.
Can you handle your correspondence
readily! If not the Edison Phonograph will
help you out Of the trouble and do it expe-
ditiously and economically. for it saves
time. one mans labor and money. Ph0n0-
graphs sent on trial. sold or rented.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.,
627 ut. W. tap4l K. +. CROMELIN, Secy.
V~sPRING! We SALUTE THEE!
0Ns Spring Blocks" in Derby Hats. Spring
''Blocks' in Crush Hats. Spring Blocks" in
Silk Hats Spring styles" i'm Ladies' Macin-
spring Woods and Styles in Canes. Spring
Summer and Winter Umbrellas. Reduced prices
prevail on Fur Capes, Coats. Cloaks and Seslskins
B. II. STIN. METZ SONS.
1887 Pa ave. NV. ap4
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RARR YOU ACQUAINTED WITH HIMi
OFFICE OF W. 9. THOMPSON.
Pharmacist,
G03 10th Ut. n. ".
Washington. D. c.. January l3. 1892.
Mr. ROBERT CALLAHAN,
Agent National Cash Register Co.,
643 Louisiana avenue northwest:
have had of the National Cash Registers In
at the soda fountain for the past and take
pleasure in speaking of the accuracy OF its work
short time ago another of your registers intro
duced to take the place of the ticket system for
era sales My experience with the last short be
Of much value. am, however, justi fied by that
perence in stating that the results the Register
more nearly than those OF the Ticket Sys-
tenn were found to be and that entirely satisfied
with the change.
W. 8. THOMPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-04

RSsPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
TO CASH PURCHASERS OF COAL.
Special prices on Coal. Wood and Coke.
POLLARD BRO,
1505 18th st. n and LOO K st. NV.
Also ice and gasoline at lowest figures.
Telephone No. :S2 mh296t
R@PIANOS FOR RENT. MOVED, SHIPPED,
packed and tuned at WORCH'S PIANO
MAhI ROOMS. 9So 9TH st. also repairing Of banJos
vons and guitars; strings for all kinds of
ments. jali-:in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-04

RSPERSONS HAVING PAINTING TO DO
-. will find it to their interest to call ad-
dress JAS. A. GLkNN. cor. Sd and h sts NV. Job
bling q speciality. ap4-1ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-04

Tailor. cor. 9th and G sts NV. ap4
R~THAT PROCESS AGAIN.
Nothing like 1t for ad- Typewriter Process.
vertising Real Estate. In Typewriter Process.
surance, Merchandise and Typewriter Process.
anything you have to dis Typewriter Process.
pose OF. Typewriter Process.
Let's talk Il over. Typewriter Process
BYRON 8. ADAMS.
Book and Job Printer,
6l2 11th Ut. nv.
Telephone $780, ap4
@wELL! ARE WE IN TT
~ Washington has the Danny" second base
lnan, but HODGES has the dandy bindery. When up
@@CHAs. Z. HODGKIN's GLASS TALK.
EXTENSIVE
IMt MOVEMENTS
Are now being made to
enable US to more advan-
taReously store and display
our immense stock of glass. To
get down to rock bottom prices We
bought triple the usual quantity. We
can noto sell almost ss low for
merry bought In short. we practically
selling glass in small quantities at carload
prices. You cannot afford To skip us II Won
want the best glass, best and quickest work at
bottom prtceA Address 0l3 7th st. NV.
CHAS. HODGKIN.
sp4 Expert Handler Of Psate Glsss.
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AN OCEAN DRIVEWAY.

Work Undertaken by the south Side I'm
provement Associ atisn.
The South Side Improvement Association
held its mont hly meeting at 90 Eddy street
last evening Mr.. Charles w. Pope was in
the chair. The principal business transacted
during The evening was the adoption of q
new set OF bylaws and the election Of
George Mcpherson as Financial Secretary
Mr.. Pope stated that Adoiph Sutro had
subscribed $1,000 toward the fund being
raised for maeadamizing s.he driveway from
the southwest corner OF Golden Gate Park
south along the boulevard to the old road,
short distance below the Ocean House.
Mr.. Pope also stated that he had caused a
circular, appealing for subscriptions Tor the
same enterprise. to be mailed to each Of the
gentlemen who some years ago subscribed
the money for the construction Of the speed
ing track in Golden Gate Park.
Ii was stated that the cost of macadamiZ-
ing forty-foot roadway on the boulevard
for distance of 10000 feet will be about
$4,000. OF this sum the owners Of prop
erty near the ocean will contribute several
thousand dollars. provided the public-spir-
tied citizens OF San francisco viii contribute
the balance,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04
THE S0N0MA VALLEY.
A Batch of Newsy Notes From Petalumi
and Other Places.

A Batch of Newsy Notes From Petal una
and Other Places.
The SebastoDol Packing Company are
having put into the cannery building a
Dykes gas machine for lighting and solder.
ing purposes. The switch connecting the
cannery with the main line is being put in
The dried fruit promised by Mrs. f. Pur-
riDgton at the Auburn Citrus Fair in behalf
OF this county has been collected and
shipped by her to the Board of Trade. who
will reship it with that of other counties to
London. England. Those who contributed
the fruit were: Jonathan Roberts, Santa
Rosa; messrs. g. w. Huntiy, C. Wrightman,
c. Winkler and Mrs. f. burlington OF
Analy Township.
Mr.. Wade, local manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. reports the es-
Enlistment of an electrical f-winding
clock time service In this city. These
clocks have attachments 10 the Western
Union office and will be regulated at noon
daily from the LickObservat DRY and also
from the United States Naval Observatory
at Mare Island.
MIR. Meriweather Of Windsor has fenced a
fifteen-acre tract and intends to devote
special attention to poultry. Fred Brown,
his near neighbor, has large acreage
planted TO vines Of the best wine varieties.
four-year-nld olive orchard, a fine cherry
orchard. and many acres planted to other
fruits OF choice varieties.
alex McCallum is making some very SUBJ
stantial improvements In his mill at Glen
Blair. Mendocino County.
G. Ii. Pond of Healdsburg has been an.
pointed a notary public.
Ii Is expected that the number Of hands
to receive employment In Healdsbnrg can
neries and frut-dryers will be largely in
creased. and hundreds Of people from all
parts Will locate there for the summer and
fail seasons. During the months of Nav.
June. July, August and September the city
will be enlivened by Saturday night OPEN
air concerts.
The borse-fanciers OF Healdsburg have
organized a driving club, and will use tina
course formerly owned by the Healdsburg
Park Association for the training of horses.
Last Friday work was commenced in i'm
proving the track. Following are the mem.
bers enrolled: Henry Fried. J. Il. Prince.
w. Rosenbnrg. York IL Phillips. James
Guern. Wood & Wattles, T. S. Merchant.
u. w. Paxton, III. w. Peck, X. ID. Moore.
Miller q H0tcbkiss, George Warfield. G. A.
Mally, j. III. Gunn, Fred Brown, j. X.
Swisler. Nate Chandler.
The town Of Windsor, in this county. has
some Of the largest wineries in California
and an extensive fruit evaporator. The
bulk Of the seasons wine has been shirped
to San Francisco. Many farmers are plant
ing new orchards. and now the town pur-
poses to hare cannery. after the example
Of Petalumn.
W. Simpson Smith. agent for the River
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AFTER THE GRIPPE.
The Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
aHer Recovery than During It's Course
How to Avoid the Dau~or.

The Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
after Recovery than During It's Course
How to Avoid tho Danger.
Grippe. In itself, is bad enough, facilitating
enough, but it is the after effects the siowness of
recovery that give it It's great danger. In most
cases the person did have sufficient vitality to
rally after the disease itself had passed The forces
OF nature were too weak to contend with the debi-
ity which the Grippe had left.
1t is sad to think how many people have died who
might have been saved If nature had been properly
assisted and fortified after the Grippe had
been driven from the system. Many physi-
clans realized this fact, and assisted their pa
fcnts over the dangerous after affects by bracing
up and stimulating their systems This was. and
can be done In but one way, and that is by the
steady and moderate use of some pure yet power
full stimuiant. There is but absolutely pure
and medicinal stimuIant known to the profession
and to the public and that is Dufy's Pure Matt
Whisky. The most prominent scientists and ply
scians OF the land endorse its purity and value 1t
is not new whiskey, it has been before the
public for years. 1t is not q cheap decocton. but
pure distllation. 1t imparts q tone to the system
possible in no other manner and sends the blood
coursing through the veins with renewed vigor. 1t
Is superior in every respect and however much any
inscriptions druggist or grocer may seek to lead
you to believe TO the contrary do not be deceived.
las tt Fr
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BUTCHERED BY ARABS.
French Family Tortured to Death by
slave-B uniting Fjends.
London cablecram

French Family Tortured to Death by
slave-B uniting Fiends.
A London cablegram.
A horrible story comes from the Congo
by way of Cape Town relative to the mass
acre and mutilation OF whole family by
Arabs.
1t seems that French trader named La
belle had been doing a fairly prosperous
business along the Upper Nyanza, aud hav-
ing established himself comfortably at
Stanley Town, sent for his wife and daughter
TO join him in Africa. They arrived last
July, and all went well until at an unfor-
tunate moment Layelle decided to take them
with him on one Of his excursions into the
interior. 1t was the first week in September
when they set out. since which nothing has
been seen or heard of the family. 1t was
supposed that their boat was upset and had
been carried over one of the cataracts and
drowned, as several fatalities have oecurr ed
OF that nature.
An Arab boy, who was captured by the
Congo State militia while repellipg a raid
rpon one OF the trading posts on December
10 last, clears up the mystery The bow.
Raj Donad. says that the Arab slave
catchers had long vowed vengeance against
Lavelle, for the plucky Frenchman mad
been instrumental in liberating two cara
vans Of slaves and preventing The departure
of third.
Their spies knew Of his departure with
his family. and by cunning sirategem cap
tured the party. They were then taken to
an Arab camp and given over to the chief.
FL Harka. whose slaves the Frenchman had
liberated.
The Shelk had the unfortunate European
tied to tree. The females were subjected
to the mos, horrible brutaiities at the hands
OF the rabble OF the camp. Lavelle was
slowly tortured to death, pieces OF flesh be-
ing cut from him until he succambed from
loss OF blood. The women were then ham,
strung and left TO the wild beasts.
The French Government has interpellated
the Belgian government on the subject, as
the latter pewer Is nominally tina protec.
tor OF the Congo Free State. In the event
OF the Brussels Cabinet failing to act France
Is prepared to take vigorous measures. She
has long been seeking pretext to get
footing on the Upper Congo, and this will
portunity.
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A. B. FORBES General Agent for the Pacific Coast.
4oi CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ROBERT HUSBAND / SUPERIOR COURT,
Ell AL. Department No i.
VS.. No. 35,7l6.
.EO EMMETT rT AL Fxecutfon


Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
y issued out OF the Superior Court. Department
No !, Of the city and county or San Francisco.
a ID. 1892 In the above entitled action, wheT elm
ROBERT HUSBAND and PEYTOS II. BROOKS,
doing business under the firm name OF HUSBAND
4 BROOKS the above named plaintiffs obtained q
Judgment and Execution against DEORGE EN-
NETT and WILLIAM II. LYMAN, doing business
PENDANTS on the 18th day of February, A. ID. 1892
commanded 60 sell all that certain lot piece or
parcel OF land situate, lying and being Ia the city and
comfy OF San Francisco. State OF California, and
b. unded and described as follows:
Lot commencing at the point OF intersection OF
s0ufhw esterly line OF Bsaie street; thence running
s0uthwesterly along said line OF Folsom street i37
feet inches thence at right angles soGtheasteriy
80 feet inch. thence at right angles northeasterly
. 81 feet inches said line OF Beaie street, thence
right angles noIthwesteriy along the iast-men-
fuencemeiTt, the same being leasehoid interest In
said property under tina. certain lease recorded
August 8, 1884, In Lioer 81 of Leases. page 3l3.
Recorders Office. city and county OF San francisco.
which lease expires March 1. 1898 monthly rent
$3.50, United States gold coin. payable monthly Ia
advance.
Public notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day Of March. a. -. 1892 at IL O'Clock
OF that day, Ia front OF the New City Han
Larkin- street wing) In the city and county of San
sell tine above described property, or SO much there
OF may be necessary to raise sufficient TO satisfy
sand Judgment @ith interest and costs, ETC. to the
highest and best bidder for gold coin OF the United
States. G. s. LAUMBISTER, Sheriff
San Francisco February 26, 1892.
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON ESQ. Attorney for Plaintiff
100 Sansone street rooms and ..
fe26 mr4 IL 1S IL
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Express Company. has rented the vacant
store next to the Oriental feed store. He
says they will start their wagons soon.
Martin ii. Flohr, proprietor of the Peta-
luna saddle tree factory, has sold out to a
new company. The proprietors are Theo-
dore Hendricks. Jonoe Slosson and Gus
Harway zon. On Monday George Kramer
of this city sold his wholesale beer bus mess
to Martin H. FIohr. NJ At
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04

snakes, but here 1t is apparently satisfied
with anything 1t can get. As soon as the
new aviary Is finished the hilarious jack
asses will be placed on exhibition. thus CIV
Ing each and every one an opportunity to
study the ply stone of this UNIQUE bird.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04
Costly Drurs.

A three-pound bottle Of alkaloid of acono-
tine costs S4S5. while cocaine. the great
local anaesthetic, is worth Commercially
S12O a pound. Papayotine, a solvent for
the diphtheritic membrane, comes in thir-
teen-ounce bottles at cost of $3.50 each.
Still more expensive are various prepare.
tons OF the Calabar bean, used In optical
diseases. They range from S137 for Q sim
gle ounce to an almost incredible sum for
the same small quantity. Fortunately
these rare and costly drugs are seldom pre-.
scribed
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Judgment for Fifth.

Mary Alice Henshall, in her suit against
Charles Henderson and others for $50, 00O
damages for fraudulent land transaction,
brought in the United States Circuit Court,
was awarded $1,000 yesterday by the jury.
MIR. HeDshall, the special administrator, is
an ex-Church OF England preacher.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26. 1892.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH TnE PROVISIONS OF
L Section or order No. 1888 OF the Board OF
Supervisors, approved September Is. 1890. there
VIII be sold at public auction by T. s. Spear & Co.,
al their saies-rooms. 1888 Suffer ST..
MONDAY. MARCH 2S, 1892,
At 10 O'Clock A NJ. sundry articles Of stolen lost
and unclaimed property recovered by the police
force OF San Francisco as detailed In inventory
thereof file IN the Office OF the clerk OF tne Board
of Supervisors. and consisting Of jeweiry, wearing
apparel, pistols, knives. etc.
Open for inspection on morning OF sale
J. ii. WIDBER,
fe26 32t City and County Treasurer.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN RNTIRA
block In the center OF Saa Francisco IL 10 the
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators Every room IL large
light and airy. The ventilation Is perfect bath
and closet adjcin every room Al rooms are easy
Of access from broad light corridors The central
court. illuminated by electric light, Its Immense
eiSss roof, broad balconies carrage-way and tropt
cal plants are features hitherto UNKNOWN in AmsFb
esn hotels. Guests entertained on either tho Amest
can OF European plan. The restaurant IL the fiHsse
n tnG city. Secure rooms In advance by tciezraan
tag THE PALACE HOTEL,
0t0 Ban Francisco. Cal
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In 1890 Australia had 2lS2 miles of rail-
way. all owned and operated by the Gov
eminent except two private lines. whose
combined length was eigaty-0ne miles.
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AT MosHER Co.'s. 143 rost street, wednes.
Gay. March 2. and following days. Opening
day OF spring millinery models.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04

Duty first. then pleasure. Take Dr. Bulls Cougl
Syrup to cure your cough and cold.
Do you know you can buy the best liniment out
Salvation OIL, for only % cents.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04

BERTELING has the only reliable methods "a
Ill detective sight APT kearny street.
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. :
EHaxHa
FLOODED
EASEMENTS!
EVERYTHING
DAMAGED
MUST CO
TO-DAY AND
TOMORROW!

AS our annual spring open
ing will positively begin next
Monday it becomes an I'M
PERATIVE NECESSITY
that we make a clean sweep
of every dollars worth of
DAMAGED GOODS before
s o'clock Saturday night.
Therefore, everything, in
Guiding even the goods to
which the damage is hardly
perceptible, will be cleared
out at
A PRODlGIOUS SACRIFICE!
The following comprises
the principal portion of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-28
THE MN" COMBINE.
Four Gambling Houses Throw
Doors Wide Open.
POLICE 90 NOT LOOK WITHIN.
Under aProtection' Of Mullen and Way
Houses Have No Fear Of ''Rs-
form Administrstfon."

Last night four gambling houses opened their
doors and from early evening until closing time
long after midnight were undistcrbed BY the
police, although no effort was made to conceal
the fact that the houses were open.
For several days II has been noised about that
Mullen d Way had made arrangements with the
administration and the Democratic central
committee By which gambling houses were to
De allowed not only to run, but TO run openly
and under protection" It was said that cer-
tain percentage Of the profits of each OF the
houses was to 60 into the "bit'' of which John
Considine. of the Democratic committee, was to
be the treasurer. Only those who were wilt
ing TO accede to the terms OF the Null
len d Way combine were to Be allowed
70 open. This story was current Tor several
days, but the fact that Chief OF Police Jackson
only month or 90 ago announced that he had
closed gambling In Seattle for all tine made
those who did not know the scheming ability OF
the Mullen 4 Way crowd doubtful of results.
Last night, however, they saw that the boasts OF
the Mullen 4 Way crowd were not idle ones
The "Horseshoe." now exclusively owned by
the Mullen 4 Way crowd, the "Butler,' the
IN. Il n" and the "Peopes'" were the houses
that last night gave evidence of being in the
new deal The price asked for protection II
said to be considered too high by some of the
other houses but they will probably DO glad to
put up when they find that they cannot other
wise do business without 90 doing.
Last night each of the houses named had
faro table and crap game going. Each house
had doorkeeper, but everybody was made
welcome, and the police did not call to inquire
what was going on.
This IL the way the reform" administration
closes gambling "for ell time"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-28
THE BLOrTER.
SUPERIOR cousr-LlcHrxNBzao, >.

suPERIoB couEr-LIcHrxNBERo,y ,.
Edward Falksnbsrg va Otto Ranke-Judg-
ment by default for $iSSs5
Birdie Bell Dennis vs.. Lou Rothan Dsnnis-
Plaintiffs motion for default granted: order
signed.
Melville Goodman ct al VI. z. NJ. Dodge ct al.
Mary G. Mind va. William Butler ct al.-Find.
ings OF fact, conclusions of law and decree:
Rw. yordon w. Hattie A. Pallet, ct al-Order
Of default, signed.
8 z. c. Miles Co Va R. p Matthews ct al
Dropped from trial calendar
Mary z seymour Va William n. Seymour
Order to show cause why child should not be
taken from custody OF plaintiff; returnabls No
EmiIis Lsidig " John Leidie.-order Of de-
fault: signed
SUPERIOR couRr-osBoRN.
Hall 4 Paulson Furniture Co. ". Charles Post
etal-Jury trial waived; taken under advise
nent BY court
Eliza II. Copeland Va James H. woolsey ct al.
Order to take depositiona
James Dignnn vs.. James spurr.-On TRAIL
SUPERIOR coURr-HuMss. ,.
J. L Taylor vs.. Eaton d Danisl-Judgmsnt
Tor 8. saa 50 and costs; signed.
Jere II. Wheelwright vs. Herbert Haven ct al.
Cause dismissed as to defendant Hattie B.
Haven: judgment confessed a. to defendant
ssucd.
J. +. s.aley Va Union Trunk Lns-Dismissed
by stipulation.
state OF Washington vs.. Ole Erickson-New
trial granted.
State of Washington Va Jesse Brandon-New
Information fled
PROBATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Estate of Lincoln Low-Final account OF ad-
ministrator filed; time OF settlement fixed for
October q.
Estate OF Jacob w. Decentralization hied:
order appointing II. 8. Kcene, II. +. Phillips and
". A. Cover appraisers.
Estate of Nary Isabel Kellogg-Petition for
letters of administration; hearing set for Octo.
Der IL
Estate OF Howell A. prake-Petition for letters
OF administration; hearing set for October II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-28
BREvITIES.

Lw. Ents loans money. Bailey block.
Ed Hopkins accidentally crushed the toes Of
his right foot yesterday In shingls mill at Bal.
lard.
George Smith, q knot sawyer in Mcvay's mill.
cut three fingers OF his right hand. Amputation
may not Be necessary.
In q drunken fight in Cors 4 Wegener's saloon
at Ballard on Monday morning, Louis Knapp
had his head and cheek badly cut with beer
glass
George Wyatt, the miner so terribly hurt on
Saturday night by falling down the elevator in
the Oakdale mine, near Franklin, IL resting Well
at Providence hospital and will recover.
Thomss Campbell, of 1919 Seventh street, Who
was hurt on Monday evening by being thrown
from his buggy and dragged for some distance,
nEetting along we'll and, though badly crippled,
was on the streets yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon at l:30 o'clock . minis.
terial association Of the Free Methodsts win be-
gin its sessions at the church of the denomina-
ton at Tenth and Pine streets. The meetings
will continue throughout the day and will Be
held Friday and Saturday al well. From the
programmes, the meetings will b OF great in
tefest