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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-31

lNDIAsAPoLIs, May 3l.-This city
and GENITAL Indiana have Ind few
such ralna AZ fell last night and early
this morning. la effect II was cloud.
burst. The streets were filled and tho
water flowed over the curbs into the
yards. The Rogues Run, which runs
through the city became raging
torrent. Many people had To nee for
their lives. Tho electric cars plowed
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

nfFiCE or THE NORTH POINT con.
~ sqlidatcd Irrigation Company, y Com.
merrlal street, SAT- Lake City, utah. Principal
u hereby glyon thnt at n meotinE OF the dlrrr.
tors Of the Sudh folN Consolidated Irrigat on
ompany, hold on the g3rd dag OF May ispl an
levied upon the capita stock of lie company.
payable immediately 10 ., ", Whitehead. Jr
SECRETARY the company % Commercial street
SAT- lake CITY. Utah, Any stock upon which
the asses smont shall roman unpaid on Med.
nosdav, June .2nd, A. u. TO-, viii he dsliu.
qucnt and will be adyertllcd for sale vi public
auction, ana unlefs pay mnnt 10 muda before
viii be sold on ftiiay, July ?lnd. 1901, to nay
the delinquent assessment, together with The
costs OF advertising aud expense of sale.
J. ". WHITEHEAD. ia,
secretary North Point Consolidated lrfiga
ton Company, T.. %. Box 1850.
salt Lake city, May ~, ls92, dtu
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room ron RUSSIANS.


RIGA, May 3l.-Men set to work
dischargiug the cargo " the steamer
"rynehead," carrying Iowa's contri.
buttons for the starving Russians M
soon as the matches were opened, and
soon flour, provisions, etc, were loaded
on the cars. The cargo made $40 chr
loads. These were run as express
trains, and as soon a. landed, started
for the distressed PROVINCES. Csptain
Carr. tho com nander Of tho "Tync.
head" has been presented splendid
silver service.
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WILKEsnARRR, Pa, May ala
terrific explosion occurred ut the West
End Coal company's mine at
Msoanuqua, twenty miles distant, In
the drin where eleven men were work
ing, most Of whom were seriously
burned, Fore Boss John Pethrou and
John Weller a miner, were taken out
dead.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the Probate Count IN and for Salt tahe
uouuty, Territory VI Utah.



NO1lCE ~ HERLbY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ ", walker, administrator ~ tho estate
Of Ihuman Richard on deceased, hns rendered
for settlement, aud fled IN SAID court MS nnai
account OF his AdniniAtfntiun OF aaid estate
ana petition Tor maj distribution " the residue
Of SAID estate among The uortona entitled there
70, aud that Tuesday, the 18th dBy NJ June,A u.
lsgl, % 10 O'clock u. H., Al tho Court Room OF
tAld Court In the County Court House, salt
been duy appointeg ly the Judge OF said
Court, tor the trtilomiut ~ hiid account aud
hearing SAID petition for distribution. at whch
ume aud place any person Interested in said
estate may appear aud show cause, II any
thcfH be- Why iAd account should not be- act.
uou and approved and final distribution made
AZ prayed Tor
Dated May 81 1872
O. y. ALLEN,
clork Of The Probate Court.
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The reduction in the scale Of French
railway tariffs has produced nm iminc-
diato revival IN the constructive engi-
nccring industries. All the railway com.
paniel have IN the past fcw weeks been
tntoring into heavy contracts for the
supply Of locomotives and rolling stock.
Exchange.
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ISDIAsAroLis, May 3l.-Later sd.
Vices from toe railroad accident ut
Fishers Station show that nobody was
killed, though the passengers were
badly shaken up and the rolling stock
considerably damaged.
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Burglars in the town OF sulphur Rock,
Ark. found 1t very difficult to open a
safe in an office they had entered, -
they suspended operations until ihoy
visited u livery stable. from which they
stole u horse and wagon. They thcn re-
turned TO the safe, placed II on the
wagon and drove oif,-Yankoe Blade.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate ~ John l., Blyth. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GNEN ny THE
~ uhdertiEne1 executor OF the win OF
John !. hb N, deceased. 10 the creditors OF
aud all persons having elains against the aiid
deceased, 10 gNhi0it them with the nuretsary
vouchers within ton months after the rrat pub.
leatiun OF thls notice 10 the said executors,
WIN, 4. llossiter and Hamilton q, Part, nj ~
Hrand Nuung'a once. over ncsgret National
llank. coInef Fast Temple and first snu'h
streets, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah m the County OF
SAT- Lake. Dated May g7ih. Isl,
'WM. A. ROssITIH
HAMILTON q, PARK,
Executors Of the viii OF John L.. nlyihe
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NEW YoRIS, May ai.-rhe Western
Union Telegraph has arranged Tor bull.
letins from the national conventions In
connection with the Associated Press,
70 all part. OF the country. and 10 giv1
them 10 the public free OF charge.
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smolts are SO abundant in the waters
M Castle Rock, Or, that fisherman
standing ON the shore with scoop net
Ia able TO dip out Ia n few minutes more
than he eau carry away. Thousands OF
pounds of the fish have been taken in
this way recently.
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tNDiASArOLis, May SILT Is re-.
ported that Lake Erie passenger
tram went through a bridge near Fish.
81 station this morning and a number
OF people killed.
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Notice.

Tho Historians office would like TO
obtain a copy Of the Doctrine anu Gov.
enants published ut Nsuvoo between
the years 1910 and 1874. win any one
having copy please send 1t to A. NJ.
Musser, who will psy for It, or ifit can.
not be spared, win return II.
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DtcHARD BRtMLLY AND CHARlFs Ar
III bolt, the executors u the last NM al
cstAte Of flifA johnson, deceased, hAUttlti
their petition hercin, duly verified. rftlnt
Tor an order OF sale OF all the real tIits
OF said dccodrnt, for the purposes msrfn
set forth, II IL therefore ordered by the lain
oi said Court, that all persons Interested 10 ~
estate Of said ieceaata, appear before ne sid
June. A. D., ls9i, At 10 O'Clock In The fofstooa
Of said day. al the Court Room u said Probate
Court. NJ The County Court liousc, IN Ne lliy
and County Of salt Lake, uiAh Territory 10 ihoF
cause Why an order should not he sfaniei y
the .ald administrator, 10 sell 80 much o. ne
real estate Of the said dreoned Al %
waite sale a. shall be necessary, aud hM
a copy NJ thls order shall be- published At leig
fOut successive weeks I'm the DrsEhIt iyIs.
iS1 NLws, newspapef printed and published
10 SAID City and County.
Dated Nav isth, islL
q. W. BAnrCli. Probate judsr
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HEAVIER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING co

NIOTICE Oh ASSESSMENT NOTICE IL
~ hereby given that a. meeting Of the
directors, held on May 9TH, lsgl, an assessment
" ton nor cent lor u On per share of fl0tll
was levied upon the Apital Stock OF the cor
poraii0n, payable July lat, ispg, 10 J. 4. 10.
Ton, secretary, NJ Heavier City. Utah.
Any stock upon whici, this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 2nd day 81 July, lssi,
will be delinquent ana advertised for sai, al
public auction and unlcaH payment n made
before will be sold on the altt day Of July,
lssl, Ia pay tho delinquent Assessment, to-
pense OF salt.
J. y. TOLToS, Secretary.
Beaver CITY, May 10Th, 1872.
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TO.DAY'S KILOGRAMS.
iowNs conralsUriors TO srARv'
ING RUSSIANS.


syracuse Convention
SYRACUSE, MAY Sl.-The Democrats
opposed 10 Hin aud his mid-winter
snap convention met In State conven.
ton here this afternoon. IL was called
70 order by cx SECRETARY Of the
Treasury Charlie. G. Fairchild, chair
mau of the State Committee. Faifchild
made brief speech Ia which he spoke
OF tho strength Of the movement
against Hill aud it, growth since the
convention was called, aud said; We
have only 10 70 on In the spirit OF jus
tee, firmly and calmly, 10 accom-.
plish what he beloved would do more
for the Democratic party In the state
Of New York than all other political
movements In the last generation.
John ID. Herman % the Oneida
county then was made temporary
chairman.
KERNAs's srErCu.
SYRACUSE, N. v, May gi.-John d.
Herman was chosen permanent chair
man. On taking the chair ne spoke at
considerable length, beginning with
THIS declaration! "rhls convention "
a halt on the msrcn 10 the National
Democratic convention at Chicago
Of an army OF 100000 New York
Democrats aud OF as many more
enlisted eympathEers. They 20 90
wage war against their dis
frsnchisement 10 that convention
by the leaders, who have mad,
an uuwise and crafty use Of the
party machinery for personal ends,
and who have oyerridcn tue time
hunorcd customs and usagcs OF the
Democratic party. We claim that
uuder these ussges our right 10 inGitt
nj Chicago that the call for aud manip-
ulation Of the February convention
was au abuse OF trust and violation
OF Democratic right. ia this State; that
la proceedings then misruprrsen,ed n
large element o, tho disfrauChised
DcmOcrata and now misroptesent AN
overwhelming sentiment which has
since grown 10 vast proportions
throughout the State. IL our strength
did not lie In the will OF the people,
the sun would shine at midnight
before the loyal Democratic rank
and life Of this State would don the
garb OF contestants and give this cause
lis unprecedented growth aud lts clear
~ marked itensity Of purpose. The peo-
pie neither dlsci plined, led, nor organ.
iAed, are In this movement. That is it,
strength"
Tho speaker then denounced the
midwinter convention In extent;
praised Cleveland and tariff reform;
declared In favor OF fair play for silver,
but not for the policy attempting 10
protect against "gold bugs" by the
creation Of "silver bugs" asserted
that the Democratic dissensions In
New York would end at Chicago.
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In 'he Fronaio Court " the Coma.
Lake Territory u U,ah'' o' sai
In the matter OF the est,,, n, A..
rcnahaw, deeesfrs 'npihy DO

NOTICE rs iiERrRY 1ivEN ru,r
AZ ~ inylot, administrator q, ~ l.JANEs
Tor Se,,eg eut sns deceased hss ~ ss,s
account Of he administration of ~, \. ~ ihli
petiuon for hnal distribution Of ~ ue,iAie ~
sald .taig among the personi enil,it a',ieaao u
la ,h ~ huf,day, the sth day o. ius,.n eisia
1ouri, " the County Court fioese w oiiii
wy ana county, Ulah Tsrritory. h, ny. lati
appointed by the judge of All Co.. sn W.
i man s"s % sad A. sogni And hshfasIt y,
any person int ssted In ssif esi.,. ny llads
ler aud show cause, u any thefs be nay y.
account should not be settled 49, Wy tNi
AhI nna ii.trigu!lon made A. prayed M ''''i
Clefk NJ ~. /, ALLhN,
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| euhl VII. MINING 90 ~
~ o. princlpal place ~ t..N, LOC fio.
~ ,hn nouce y hereby gwen No., Fan as
"s W board OF Trustees, held aa ~ =, ussil,
cents bef sb5 ~ as',e.'meni so. s y, ,s sl ~
stock q the enVso va. levied qh H. ~ N
W. itNm tho date herfof tx .tNiihn M.
T,SnoF' and " Main street wv Irfiii3rH
s Ian MY stnek upon which M. Lltt Ci,
issl Mi be ssihn sia % ne aird dsy ,,'gsfi
runlc auction and ubIfas '..llN.ei fof al,
,v s,,,"t WI he " on the Xxx '.cnt y inais
s.tn.," W We delinquent a,s.''.l y jsly,
nens, a, w. 'ho ,o,, q adveftslSg w, ~
''"''''s ai'' %, y. HARDY. ~, 40 u.
Lucky hli Mining Cs,nasai
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In the Probate Court 10 and fo,s,,
County, Territory Of Utah. iAis

In the matter Of the Relate Of Ch.,l.. n.
bouid, deceased. ihi'
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN wa.
~ William '. Naybould. eXecuiar - ~
VII and testament and u the estate a III, ~. ~
haybould, deceased, has rendered h, .s,,'.
mont and niuJ In SAID court, hi maj ,s' '.'
81 NJ aiminisiraiion u eaid estate and us,,,..l
Tor maj distribution of the fpsldno on ,,,a 4.
tatn amonE ihe porous entitled thstsi. ~,
thAt tuesday, the 18th day Of June. A. IA ~
~ lpo'eloek a, M. At tho Couri ilaom ~ w
.ourt, N ihe County Court House, All IA.
Guy and county, utah 1cfritor5. has besa ~,
appointed by the Judge NJ fAid ronff f,.si
settlement Of said Account and trariny ~
petition for distribution, At which uHia III
place any person intcfofted In thid ostsis -.
appear and show cause, " an there l. ~,
said account should not be settled tbl ~
proved and nnh distribution made A. p,,,,,
for. F'VN
Dated May soih, i-oi.
g. v, ALLEN
CLERK o. tho Probate rasa
Nv CAusrtS bHowSt. if tie'sts
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81. PETERSBURG, May 8l.-Count
Leo rolstoii Ia. well known writer and
phi'anthropiet, is seriously III.
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rINuOMAs D. LEWIS. TliE ADMINISTER
i tor " the estate of nannah fomniqa
Mhrdlo, deceased, having hled MS peuuQ.
herein, duly Veridrd, praying Tor an ofitf OF
sale Of the whole Of the real estate Of fAid a.
Ucdrnt, Tor tho purpose tuerrin sct iottl, W.
therefore ordered by tho Judge Of SAID voafl
that all persons inirfcatcd In the estate nl ~
deceased, nppeHr before the said Probate uouIi
on Tuesday, The 2,th day Of June, ls2!, Al "
O'Clock ia the forenoon Of SAID DAY, y NE
Court Room OF said PROBATE court at lho .ohe,,
y Court House. m the city aud county frhl
LAko. Territory Of Utah, 10 show cause Why an
order should not be granted 10 the sAtl aumlh.
isirator, 10 sell 90 much N the real e.A," o.
the sad duooascd at private sale a. shan
necessary, ana that u copy OF ihiA oiaef
puhlished At least four successive NoeAt ~ We
DEsEEIr tNENtNG NHw- u newspaper pTihH
ed ant published IN said city and county
Dated May -, lsll. 49,.
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WAsHINGTON, May 3i.-rhe Presi.
dent aud party returned to this city
nom Rochester this morning.
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In the Probate Govt In aud Tor Salt iAka
County, Territory Of uiah.


afdaon, Deceased,
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN, THAr
~ John H,WAlker, Administrator o. thee,
tate 81 Thomas Richardson, deceased, hast,l
dercd forsettlemont, and nltd In said court ~,
mai account ~ his adminisifaii9h OF M.
estate, and petition for tie appointment "
commissioners IN partition anal ot hnal ah,il,
button 81 the residue NJ sad estate among Wy
persons entitled thereto; ana mat Ine,uN'
the ,lsi day ~ May, is9i, ~ 10 O'clock =, ns,
as the Court Room oi sad Court, 10 me VollN
Court House. salt Lake City aud County, ~. ".
Territory has been duly appoinici ~ ihes
NJ said court for ihe noilltlneht Of $50
count and hehrinr said pttitio for ht w
pointmcnt ofrummifelnnefat IN pariiunn anutss
disiribnilon,at which timo hnd place shy psisavss
Interested IN Enid estate may appear Ann sh1ss
eauao, fauy there b., why sad account ih9 ,,
not be- settled and app uyof AMI enmlnl.,h',gl
ers IN partition appointed And maj alsN'sA'
ton mhde IA prayed for.
Dated May loih, i,q!. ry
Clerl Of tho rr0hsin loufe
Ny CAusIIs nHuwaT, Jn., DCpuy ulefN
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This History Of the Bsnnock Stake.
compiled by Andrew Jensen, aud lats.
y published In the DEsERET WEEKLY.
has now been Issued Ia pamphlet form,
snd can now DO had nj the DEsERrz1
NEWS Office nj % cents per CORY. d&s
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
L tho stockholders Of lions savings Hans
aud Trust Company will be held ~ the CON.
pany,s once, NOs,l, , aud East Temple Street,
salt Lake city. on Monday, June 9Th, l-pl NJ
II AN Tor the election Of directors and for
such other business as may come before the
meeting.
Dated May 2sih, isol
wiLFORD WOODRUFF,
fosldont
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In the Probate Court IN and for san f.t.
County, Territory Of Utah
a., a.. .,.,.... - 49,.

IN lho MhlNIoi &c Lataln uf lI4nrth
AitwlcAs, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. I'M,
IN David :. Emery adinlnlfiralor atit III,
annexed, Of the estate ~ Hannah Aztec. n.
ceased has rendered Tor nottioinent. and ssii,
sad Court, his lurl account Of hIs afmtst,ii3
ton Of said otthie and petition Tor fnai anna
button OF inc fcf'drr Of aaid estate among ~
persons oniiilcd thereto, and mat uietd4y. ~
llih day Ui June, a. u. is1l. AZ 10 o'cloeFar
1t the Court Room 81 1aid court, IN ne tfusis
C1lrt House, salt ihkr City and Count. Ia,
VI thid Court, for ~ settlement Il sst =.
count and hearing . a petition fdr fi,tIiia.
ton, al winch time and place ANY tafion irir,.
ested IN shld csinte may appear ani sh6r
cause, u any thrre be-, Why saidhecUuni shI1l
not be settled and approved and lnAl fifinls.
uun made ~ prayed for.
DATED May ~, ls9A
C,E. ALLEN,
CLERK " the Probate oart
by CIkTIS NuuwNr ia nep4lv
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WVNNTWITF7 HF''N"'"7
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IhAt
N Augusta q. S0derhorE Hdmlhls I..llA 49,
she estate OF Andrew r. sudcrhofF l'oe"sssI
has rendered for setuemont, AMI nlel, W. "a
Court her flnal account Of her Alhinls A, ,,.a
OF said estate and pntinon Tor ina 1lAltlpsugss
ri thc residue NJ said estate among we ~ I'm
entitled thereto. aud that Tuesday ", al
day 0i juno, A, u. lsf., ~ 10 ocloet ln.iY
Court House, Kalt Lake CITY and teun'l, ',se
1cuitofy, has been duly appointed " IA
Judge OF SAID Court, Tor the sotlemthl Vl',,isa
account and hearing sad peiluon W ,,ier.
of'cl IN SAID estate may appear IVY MANIC
cause, " any there be, why taid a,enu str6a
not he settled aud approved ana hhA' ""'
ton made ~ prayed tor,
' - G. n. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate lpuIe
by CAusrEs nROwSE, ia, Deputy V"'
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sixteen Hundred Deaths In QUO week
In NerioiHAr

CALCUTTA, May al.--Choiera nj
Herinigar, Vale Of Cashmere, caused
1910 deaths the past week. The panic
among the natives was augmented by
IRE which destroyed 1000 houses aud
rendered 5000 people homeless. The
crops are almost failure, aud food II
at famine prices. The Europeans have
all He'd. The deaths since May Z, have
been 2450.
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trAVEs sAtr Lane
No. g-T0r Provo, Saltna, Grand juno.
ton aud MI points East, 500 Am.
No. s-for Provo, Grand Junction and
all points Hast. 90. .,....,........ n,2i pm
No, s-Ior Provo, fays0n aud EuroAa go pm
No, f-for pi0 Ant
80. a-ior Ogden and Wcat............lli ~ p.ua.
No. l-Inf ogden aud thu West ........ii IS am
No. 5-fcr Ogden and Hot sprinas.".t. 80 pm.
AR,fyEs sAtr IAKE
No. i-rrom Provo, Sallua, Grand
Juneii0n ana the IsAt......,iiio5 Am.
No. a-ifom Provo, Hfand junction
and the Last.,. ,............... II ,ls pm.
No. 1-frum troyc, payson and
bur Va s..s,.......ss....s s.ss.iss.l 10 ~ hin
10. b-from bingham iiti pain
No. f-from Hot springs and ogien. 800 am.
No. g-ffom ogden and the Weat.,.... 80 am.
No. f-ffon ogden aud tho Welt. sii1 pm.
Pullman Palace sleepors on all through
trains. Nochangea. close connections. safety
speed and comfort.
Firkc' Oricr No. Yoos sfnIn street,
n. e. noDGE, A. X. WEtnY, J. u. BENNETT
Gen. Manager tupt 0on.irtaPAs.Ag
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In the Probate Court, m and m salt Iale
County, Territory OF Titan
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order TO SHOW Cause why order o. sAlso, Raj
Estate should not DO made
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In the matter Of the Estate o. Eliia johnson,
Deceased.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-24
a Dad OSEN.
When tho Woman In BLACK Comes Trou
bio MIways Eoliows

"hch thc woman In Black Comes Trou.
bio Always Follows.
Supcrstitious people in this city and
northumberland there arc many
among the large mining population
arc greatly disturbed over the appear
ance in this city of what they call a
black ghost, says Carbonate letter to
the Globe Democrat. This mysterious
apparltion has been seen three times
within the past fortnight, each time lust
after midnight. and in different parts of
town. 1t is in the form of II woman
dressed i'll black from head to foot.
caller in the employ of the Erie Rail-
road Company, whose dutyit is to awak-
en- their men who go out on the trains,
was the first To sec it. The woman in
black was Standing in the street near
the railway depot. The caller ap-
preached hcrand She moved slowly away
towards thccity. The caller and another
railroad man, wondering what could
have brought n woman alone TO that
part OF the town at such an unusual
hour, followed her. She seemed to be
moving slowly along the street, but al
though the men walked as rapidly us
they could and then broke into n rum
they could not overtakc the figure in
oiack' Shc Keeping few yards in adj
vance with the same apparent slow
movement, and finally suddenly disap-
pcaring from sight entirely. A few
nights later the woman in blacl, ap-
pearcd again in another part of the
city, led two citizens similarly weird
chase and then disappeared in the same
uncanny way. Early on Friday morn
ing She was seen and disappeared under
the same mysterious circumstances,
near the old Coal Brook mine entrance.
Miners say that short time before
the disastrous cave-in at the Delaware
d hudson Canal Company's No. mine
In this city fifty years ago black
ghost like the one that is prowing
about the town now appeared under
the same circumstances three times.
Twenty-cight years ago this winter the
same woman in black, or one with the
same habits, appeared three times, Just
as this one has done, and the MEM
orablc plague Of black fever which
carried away scores of men, women and
children in Carbondale and vicinity, fol-
lowed her appearance. Superstitious
people hereabouts are greatly disturbed
over the rcappcar9nce of this black
ghost.