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B1sMARcK FOR STATES RIGHTS
he Makes Remarkable Speech to Sem
sunday Visit0rA

He Makes Remarkable speech to Some
sunday Visitors
BERLIN. July 9.-About 400 excursionists
from the prineipslity of Lippe-Dstmold
visited Prince Bismarck In FriedrishsTuhe
to-day. Both the prince and princess re-
sponded by appearing on the balcony Of the
castle. Prince Bismarck made . notable
speech concerning the relations of she
smaller federal states 10 the em-
pite and concluded with these remark
able words: "Thete are seventy federal
statss having only . single vote each in the
federal council. The council may be d.
vidcd into three eatenories, the small states
with vote each. Prussia with eighteen
votes and the middle states with twenty ty- one
votes. Thus you SEQ what weight the small
states have. Ny fear and anxiety for the
future is that the national idea may be
of bureauorncy which has grown
council and tho rsiehstag can help here.
and the former has right to assert itself.
It would be possible then for the govern
ment Of tho smaller states TO express
opinions t. which no official attention 10
paid. l sam up all these rsfsc-
tions thus: God Preserve for us the
constitution of tho empire as IL IL.
| and the number of federal governments
which form the federal council, that the
latter may ~ all times stand by the side Of
the reiohstaR as the legislative co. efficient,
| of absolutely equal rank, with absolutely
equal rights" The strong states rights
| sentiments expressed in the speech aroused
AZ much SURPRISE as enthusiasm.
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MISSED THE NAN, HIT THE GIRL
A 0heotlng Anhis Hotwssn Uneie eus
Nephew u Great FallA.

A 1hsotias Afshis Rstwssn Uaeie and
Nephew u 0reat FallA
6pseial 70 The Indspsndsnt
CHEAT FALLS. Jsly "a few minutss be-
fore shs Great Falls d Canada passenger
train psllsd ont Of the depot hsEs last night,
John Hobbins, m old-tims sheep man liv-
Ing ON the Teton. got into IN alteration
With his nephew, John Rooney. and shot ~
him with forsy-6vc salibsr buIl-doa. The
bullet missed Rooney ana struck . girl
named Cora Bfothsrson In ths back Of tho
head. The passengers prevented any moro
ehcoting. both men were Intoxicated. 10
y said ths trouble grew ont Of = threat Of
Rooney to take a w0man named Mrs. Gra-
ham and her sister. the BsothsYton girl. TO
the ranch against his unois's wishes. Hob
bins 10 reported to have made will leaving
all his property to Rooney. and was sngsrsd
that the latter persisted In paying attention
TO Mrs. Graham. Both men wsre arrested
and released on bail They will be examined
tomorrow. Hobbins has been In Montana
siaco 1864 and stands we'll In the COM
munity. The Brothern girl 10 ~ the hos
pttal and the physieians think she may
live. The bullet simply cracked the outer
covering Of the skuli and did not touch the
brain.
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DECLARED TO BE A TRAITOR.

Because He Patented Something in HIS
Own Name aud not tho Diotator's.
WASHINGTON. July 9.-A dispatch from
San Francisco states that young Guate-
malan named 6antiilana has been declared
q traitor to Guatemala by Dictator Barri0s.
In consequence of his having patented in
the United states in his own name valua-
BILE device for measuring distances between
inaccessible places, instead Of using the
name of the dictator. A search of the
records OF the patent office disclosss the
fact that on June 20 last patent was
granted Juan +. Santillana. a Citizen of San
Salvador, residing In San Francisco, for q
measuring and levelinR telemetef, = one
fourth interest In which he assigns to
Esterjio Cslderon, Of tho same place.
Nothing Ia known at the patent office Hs to
the value Of the invention or as to whether
fraud was pEaclioed upon Dictator BaErios
in the procurement of the patent.
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pe,truetive storm in Colorado.

DENVER, Col, July 9.-Southern Colorado
WAS visited yesterday BY rains which did
great damage. South OF Lamar = cloud
burst caused an immense body OF water to
rush into Lamar, covering the streets from
one to five feet deep. Fifteen hundred
horses and a large number of hogs and
fowls we're drowned. In tho vicinity OF La
Junts crops were badly damaged. Trains
on the Santa Fe and the Missouri Pscins
osds we're delayed by the washing away Of
tracks. Tho total Losses by water will
amount TO $l00, 600.
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Lswlstowa Notes.

LEwrsrowN. July 9.-The school bonrd
have engaged the following teachers for the
coming year: Principal. T. J. Loar. Of
Phillipsbura. Kas.; inteYmediats. Miss
Cora Blodgstt. Of Edensvills. Nioh.; second
primary, Miss Browning Eddy. Of Mus
keaon. Mich. The FIRST pimary teaehsr
will be engaged later. All these tesohsrs
are highly recommended.
Bishop Brewer will preach in the Presby-
tsYian church on sunday. July %. in the
morning end evening. He will be In Cot
tonwood Thtrsday. July 20. and hold SER
vices in the Cottonwood sshool house on
the evening of that day,
Mrs. Frank Wright and Mrs. ]. D. Waite
and child, On went east this week to spend the
sunmer In PEN Yam, N. T., with Mrs..
Sloane, their mother.
Miss Nellie Lehman has taken Miss Emily
Bash's place ~ bookksepsr at Charles Lsh-
mans sto1e.
w. w. Dewitt has begun large house
for himself on Third street west Of town.
w. J. Roberts and Miss Sadie Lutz wsrs
married last sunday.
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AWAY BEHIND THE RECORD.
Tho Changes IL Postofiices are Not a. Rapid
rs Under Harrison.

Tho Changes II Postoiiices are Not a. Rapid
rs Under Harrison.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Ths records of the
postoffics department. show that during the
frst four months of the present adminis-
t'stion the total number OF presidential
possnasse.s appointed was 434, 40 against
578 appointed during the first four months
of Harrison's administration and 1923 dur
ing the frst four months Of Cleveland's
former administration. Az 10 the appoint
ment of fourth GLASS postmasters, the
records show that during the frat four
months of the present administration there
were 73O made on rssignstions and death
and 8. .226 on removals. making total of
tions aud death during the corresponding
reriod of HarHison's administr alton was
3,649. aud on removals 7.460. making total
OF II, l09.
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BADLY TREATED IN COLUMBIA.

or 2SO Mon Who Went There to Werk
Only 66 Lived to Return.
New YORK. July "a German named
Woll. who has just returned from the
United States of Columbia. tells . harrow
ing tale of suffering and wrong. He said
last March he and about 2b0 others were
engaged TO work on the Masdalen and Car
thagena railroad in Columbia. When they
got to the place they found the land swampy
and many of them were soon Ill with yellow
fever and other diseases. The company
gave them no medical aid and they had 10
take cnrs of each other. When they asked
to be sent back tO this country they we're
told they had not kept their contract.
Woll says over 100 of the men died in q
short time. and that of ths entire number,
only sixty five lived TO return north.
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THEIR SHELTER CAME DOWN.

Two Mon Seek Refuge Under = Tree Which
Is Blown over ON Them.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 9.-A dozen
members of the Tammany political orRani-
cation early this morning drove to Chioks-
mauRa. where they intended to spend the
day. About noon severe storm came MP
and Ex-Alderman John d. Crimmins and
Chief OF Police Mitchell took refuge under
tree. They had hardly become located
when the wind tore The top Of the tree from
the trunk. The top of the t,ee struck
Crimmins on the head and the limbs caught
Mitchell. The former was frightfully
maneied and the latter had two ribs aud
his wrist broken. his foot badly smsshed
and received severe cuts.
Ctimmins died in half an hour. Chief
Mitchell is very dangerously inju: cd. bat ID
10 thought will recove. The storm was the
sew yerest ever known in this section. tearing
down fences aud moving the tallsst eeSn
~ If cut by scy the.
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Both Roady for the Fieh hit.

CHICAGO. July 9.-solly Smith and Johnny
Griffin. who meet tomorrow at the Colum-
bian Athletic club for the fsatherwsight
cham ionship of the world. aud purse Of
Sc, COO finished their preparatory work to-
day. smith. after fvs- mile run and hearty
b, enkfast. was tubbed and put TO rest. He
then had four. round bout with Fitzpatrick
and afterwa de wrestled an hour with
Choynski. Griffin did NO active work to-
day and a course of rubbing put the finish
ing touches to the preparations.
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k,ned HIS wife and Himself

WAusEoN. Ohio. July "a most horrible
mu der and suicide Was committed here
this morning by farmer Frank Bayes. he
killed his wife and then himself. A fsur-
year old daughter narrowly escaped she ire
Of the mu, ,dsrous father. Mrs. Bayes was
hutchered In horrible manner. Neighbors
arrived in time to see the murderer shoot
himself. Insanity 10 supposed to be the
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A Come Discovered.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 9.--At four O'Clock
this morning Prof. Swift At Warner obser-
vatory received from Alfred Rordame. of
Salt Lake City, a telegram saying: "Nnksd
eve comet observed 10 o clock July 8 in CON-
stellation Lynx. No telesoopio observa-
tions possible" The comet was observed
this evening by Prof. Swift and II. G.
Maine. It has tail two degrees in length
and rapidly increasing. Its ascension is
seven houIs forsy-fvo minutes north hfty
degrees. 1t has rapid motion towards the
southwest.
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Tho Work of tho Fian es

HAoKENsAoK. N. j.. July 8.-Ths Lodi
blssohsyy and dye works were dsstroyed
bv fire this afts noon. The plant was val
ued ut $1OO. 600. and was covered by insur-
Ancc.
OnoylLLr, OaI.. July 9.-Fite to-day de-
smaller buildings. mostly In Chinese quar-
ssrs. Loss $50.0O0
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Tho Alleged Conspirators Have Been
Held for Trial Before
the Court
An Expedition to Got Rid OF the
Lepers Either Dead or
Alive.
BIsmarok Makes = Remarkable esatss
Rights Speech to = Party Of Visitors
10 Fsisdriohsruhs.

VIcroRIA. B. c.. July 9.-Ths sscansE
WsrriRoo, Of the Canadian Australian
Steamship company's line. arrived here last
night from Sydney. The Warrinoo made
the voy age in twsnty-one days. She brought
Honolulu advioes to July 8. Notwithstand-
ing reports of treason and assassination
quiet reigns in Honolulu. The preliminary
examination OF the alleged eonspiratos Z.
Walker. Cfick and Sinclair. have been An
ished and Judge Carter reserved his de-
cisien until July g. when he held ths men
for trial before tho high court.
In conversation with President Dele and
later with Attorney General smith. il was
learned that the provisional government
Intends to follow waiting policy IN imi-
tation of President Cleveland. 1--WE are
fully dstern.insd upon carrying eut the
plan for snnsxation." said Attorney Cen
eral Smith, "and until W know IL ID a fail
are. we shall mot materially ehsnas the
present policy Of ths government. The CO.
casion inpsratively demands that the pres
snt oliRarohy shall be continued until an
nexation 10 secured or arrangements with
Some other foreign government made TO in
sare the stability OF Hawaiian institutions" {"
Asa result Of the uprising At Kalalau
Kssl the government has proclaimed mar
ttal law IN tho districts where the lspsrs
are. Instructions have been issued to the
commander Of the expedition to tsmsvs the
twenty-eiRht lepsrs tsrsorizing the Kauai
settlement at Molaki at all hazards. They
will be taken dead OF alive. The lsreYs
have secured arms and q battle between
has m kA tRn &c NJ mM1i hn
expedition will land st the mouth
of the roek-b valley In
which the lepers arc hiding.
There ths difficulty will begin, - tho lepe :
must be dislodasd from the caves and
dense woods, II they refuse to surrender.
before they can be oan bs removed. The
lepsrs have deRsd the government for the
past ton HeRYa.
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Tho rh,ev.. worked for tn. Road.

CHIHUAHUA. Mex. July 9.-~rhs leaders of
band of thieves who have robbed the bag
gage ON the Mexican Central railroad be-
tween the City Of Mexico and Juarex of
many thousand dollars worth OF goods in
the last few months, have boon captured.
The two mon arrested are N. Carfillo. ex-
press messenger in the employ of the Wells.
Fargo Co., and Enrique Gomez. , baggage
man. number Of other trainmen ON The
Central will be arrested. The total amount
of the robbsries OF iced 100000.
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Miners WIN Go to Chicago.

Special to The Independent.
GRANITE, July 9.-Minsrs hall was Allsd
to overfowing this afternoon In response
to call for . citizens meeting TO discuss
nsans to aid the movement for silver now
in progress throughout the mining stasss.
The miners to = man were present, - we'll
- fall representation Of the business
men Of the town. II was decided TO send .
large delegation of men who are working
In the mines. TO the convention of the BIZ
Metallic lsaRs IN Chicago. A permansns
Organization was affsstsd BY selecting L. J.
Fisher president, J. b. Lucas seel stary and
Peter Gallagher treasurer.
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II, Did Not Defy sMtoili,

New YoRK, July "a special from Roch-
ester, N. ". where Archbishop Corrigan is
staying with Bishop McQuaid. contains
denial from both gentlemen that the arch
bishnp refused TO obey an order from Mon
sipnor Satolli for the reinstatement of DR..
Burtaell. The statement that he had done
40 is said to be made up ont Of the whole
cloth and hns no foundation whatever.
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A pre.oher'. Wife Want. Divorce.

CHEYENNE. Wye. July 9.-Jonnio Mar.
shall has hied = snis for divorce from her
husband. Rev. John W. Marshall. Both
arc colorsd. Dssertion aud non-support
are alleged. Marshall was formerly the
pastor OF the A. Nj. Il. church In this city.
and won't from hero 10 Colorado Springs.
where u 10 charged that he oollectsd u sum
Of money for the church and appropriated
ID 10 his own uae.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-10
A Cabinet Crisis in France.

PARIS July 9.-M. Peytral. minister Of
finance. resigned this morning. A cabinet
council was held to-day. Wide dif-
fsrences of opinion IA 10 the proper policy
towards the mobs became apparent at once
aud a general Ininisterial crisis il imminent.
III. Dupuy, premier. went this afternoon to
MAJ ley Ke. Rio to confer with President
Carnos. 4 his evening another cabinet
meeting was held. at which Psytral con.
ssnted TO withdraw his resignation.
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SIM Saws There's Nothing in It.

kinpsOn Saws There's NOthing In 1f.
WARRINGTON, July 8. - Representative
Jerry Simpson was shown tonight q dis
patch from Topeka, stating that deal had
bsen made by tho populists Of that state
whereby he would become their candidate
for governor next year and Gov. Lswelling
would rum for the senatorship to succeed
senator Martin. He said there was not q
ment regarding Gov. LewsllinR's sandi-
lAoY.
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KANSAS ClTY, July 9.-Ths striking coal
miners of ksnsss made . proposition TO
the operators that the scale for che yoar
round he 5b cents for mining mine run
coal. The Operators have mads q counter
proposition for 81 cents. This will be sub
mitted to the men and II IL believed will be
accepted, putting an end TO the big strike.
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Dr,nk,ng brought on II strike.

CLEVELAND. u, July 9.-Forty switch :
men OF the Lake Shore railroad have struck
because yard conductor who allowed two
brakemen 10 become intoxicated while on
duty wss suspended. The brotherhood has
nothing 10 do with tho strike and the
company vii. put new men At wofk aud de-
mand protection from the sheriff.
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A M,,iti. on,asr in Trouble.

DENVER, Col. July 9.-Capt. Arno Kolbe
Of Company X. Colorado national guards.
10 In trouble. Last night he was given a
hearing on the charges preferred before
Adit. Gen. Tracy, Brig. Gen. Brooks and
Col. HoRle. The charges are that while on
duty At She armory he took dozen suits Of
uniforms and disposed Of them. To-day
he was arrested for larceny. Arno kolbe,
shs accused officer. 10 quite popular Young
Of Denver.
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An Unsuccessful nreak.

C1rY OF Mexico. July 9.--The oenviots
confined in the prison at ChilpanoinRo
made desperate break for liberty ysstsr-
day. In the fight that ensued one of the
guards WAS severely wounded and three
conviots killed. Tho other convicts were
overpowered and will probably be shos for
the bold attempt.
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The au.,.y win be puu,,h .d.

ROME July 9.-As soon 40 the senate
finishes the business now in hand tho SEES
sion will be ordered closed by the govern
mont with . view towards proceedings
against all menbets OF parliament who are
implicated in the bank scandals. The
guilty senators will bs requested 10 resign.
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8aao hall,

LouIsvlLLE. Jaly 9.-Iouiavills 10, Brook.
lyn8.
CmcAao Jaly 9.-ChisARs o. Washing-
ton q.
CMoINNATI. July 9.-CineinnaN 3 Baiti-
more 2.
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Tho Poles Pied sed to the Bill.

BERLIN, July 9.--Ths probability that the
army bill will be passed by large majority
has been greatly increased In tho last forty
eight houra. Herr Won Kosoielski and DR..
Won Jaadne wski. leaders of the Poles. have
pledged to give the solid vote Of tAstr
party.
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To-Day the Grand Circuit

opens at Pittsburgh.
Nine trotting associations
compose it, viz: Pittsburgh, De-
troit, Boston, Cleveland, Roch-
ester, Springfield, Hartford, New
York and Philadelphia. The
Quaker City meeting will close
the circuit on September 1915.
Each track in the circuit offers
purses for two, three, and four
year olds of more than $4,000.
These are big purses to be
offered for trotterS
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Tho Human butcher Caught.

ST. PAUL. July "a Pioneer Press sps-
cial says Albert Baumbsrgsr, who mar
dc ed six members Of the Crsidsr family at
Cando, N. D., Friday, was captured yestsr-
day in Manitoba. He IN being taken back
10 the scene of tho zine.
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The Dempsev-smith Fight Put or.

The Dempsev-Smith Fight Put or.
New YoRK, July 9.-The famous middle
Weights, Jack Dempsey and Billy Smith.
will not meet July "a 10 contend for tho
ohampionship of their GLASS aud $1,000
purse. The Conay Island Athletic clubs
board of directors. alta meeting to-day de-
cided to postpone the event because in the
absence OF the lighters they have no tangible
proof that the men are in proper condition.
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Thrcc Killed al : Crosaiue,

RICHMOND. Ind. July "a Panhandle
train on she Indiana division strnck buggy
with three people at Riches crossing 10.
night, killing all three. Mra Elizabeth
GAM. her son John. and her daughter
Nnrv.
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Tho Grand Army WIN Fight for Thorn

PITrsBuRa, July 9.-Ths four Grand Army
posts of this city met last night and de-
old cd TO take up the cascs OF the dropped
pensioners of this district. At the quar-
serly payment Of pensions here last week
125 we're droppsd from the rolls In accord
nnce with orders from Warrington. II is
the intention of shs Grand Army posts 10
test the matter in the courts and Congress
man william A. Stone has been selected 40
couna0l,
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rhr.. Killed In Druna.n Fight.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 9.-As result OF
drunken tight Al Woodkins, KY. on the
Fourth Of July. there was rios yesterday.
in which City Marshal Norrissey and Bud
smith and Jim Francis. two dssperadoes,
were killed. Four others we're wounded.
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rcmrv on for she Arctics,

PORTLAND. Me-. July 9.-Ths British
steamer Falcon. with Lieut.. Peary snd
party on board, sailed to- day for Greenland
on their Arctic exploration.
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rh.y Los. Heavily be-, They wo.,

TANa1Ka, July 9.-The sultan's sxpedi-
ticn, which left June 20 t. subdue the re-
bsllious sribss has been victorious al
though losing heavily. In one battle forty
goveSnn nasnt soldiers were killed.
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Died At III. Ar. ar tl7.

LoulsvILLx jaly 9.-James McAullip. the
old, o. man in Kentucky. who was born In
Virsinia In l776 died near Basdwsli to-day.
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Our
.Children's S
Suits.

Cover all ranges in price
and style and we carry a
very complete line in that
department in all qualities.
We are sole agents for DR..
Jaeqer's Celebrated San
itary wear. Especially
adapted for Women and
Children.
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Reduction will hold good
until that time and we
advise parents to take ad-
vantage of our offer while
time permits.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-09-21
UPPER lEHlGH NOTES.

No. slope, which has been shut
down for several years past, has been
undergoing repairs last week and work
will be resumed in it shortly. 1t is said
there is large quantity of coal to be
mined in this slope and that it will give
number of men employment.
Joseph Krommes, who was badly
injured here two weeks ago by a fall of
roof and was taken to Hazleton hospital,
had successful operation performed on
his SKULL which was crushed, and at
present there is no doubt of his re-
covery.
Quite a large number intend taking
advantage of the special train which is
to be run to and from the P. o. S. of A.
picnic at Sandy Run on Saturday even
ing.
Miss Mary Parry, one of our accom-
plished young ladies, is attending the
Baptist Sunday school convention this
week at Plymouth.
Nhai iOo ouoOObt, vi ClOChIOl, WuO Has
been teaching school at Drums Butler
township, has been transferred by the
directors to this place. Mr.. Guscott is
a gentleman and brilliant scholar and
his services will be appreciated by the
residents of town.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Freeland, and
Miss Mary Leggett, of Philadelphia,
enjoyed days pleasure here yesterday
with their friend, Miss Sarah A.
Goulden.
Mrs. Dennis Ferry, former resident
of town, but now of Harwood, was here
among friends on Tuesday.
We have quite delegation of our
young men attending the Mining and
Mechanical school at Freeland.
The Allentown fair is attracting the
attention of many of our residents and
from present indications this place will
be well represented there next week.
Many of the guests, or city people,
who have been enjoying the cool noun
tain air here during the summer, are
taking their departure for home.